Ellen strickland

clipped from www.geocities.com Spouse: John Carleton (1), b. ca. 1554 in Beeford, Yorkshire, England Father: Thomas Carleton, b. ca. 1527 in Beeford, Yorkshire, England Mother: Jennett Wilson They had six children. Married 1582. This family may be traced back to England to 1066. Ellen Strickland Carleton was a direct descendant of Kings Edward the First, Second, and Third of England as well as of certain royal lines of Scotland, France and Spain. Her pedigree also goes back to Cederic, King of the West Saxons, 519 to 553. They had six children.

Ellen strickland

clipped from www.geocities.com Father: Walter Cecil Strickland Esq., b. 5 April 1516 in Sizergh, Westmoreland, England, d. 8 April 1569 in Sizergh, Westmoreland, England Mother: Agnes Hammerton, b. ca. 1520 in Wigglesworth, Yorkshire, England, d. 20 October 1588 Ellen Strickland, b. ca. 1560 in Sizergh, Westmoreland, England This family may be traced back to England to 1066. Ellen Strickland Carleton was a direct descendant of Kings Edward the First, Second, and Third of England as well as of certain royal lines of Scotland, France and Spain. Her pedigree also goes back to Cederic, King of the West Saxons, 519 to 553. They had six children. Spouse: John Carleton (1), b. ca. 1554 in Beeford, Yorkshire, England Ellen Strickland, b. ca. 1560 in Sizergh, Westmoreland, England Father: Walter Cecil Strickland Esq., b. 5 April 1516 in Sizergh, Westmoreland, England, d. 8 April 1569 in Sizergh, Westmoreland, England Mother: Agnes Hammerton, b. ca. 1520 in Wigglesworth, Yorkshire, England, d. 20 October 1588

rev james noyes

something to research

clipped from www.roadchurch.org 1674 - June 3, the First Congregrational Church of Stonington (Road Church) was officially established with nine members - Rev. James Noyes, Thomas Stanton, Sr. and Jr., Nathaniel Chesebrough, Thomas Miner, and his son Ephraim, the brothers Nehemiah and Moses Palmer, and Thomas Wheeler. In September Mr. Noyes was ordained minister of the Gospel.

This goes with Nicholas Noyes cartoon

clipped from www.iath.virginia.edu Caption: "The sheriff brought the witch up the broad aisle, her chains clanking as she stepped." Description: This drawing illustrates a scene in John Musick's book The Witch of Salem in which Rebecca Nurse is brought in chains to the meeting house where the Rev. Nicholas Noyes pronounces her excommunication before the congregation. Source: The Witch of Salem or Credulity Run Mad. By John R. Musick. New York: Funk & Wagnalls Company, 1893: 275. Artist: F. A. Carter.

nicholas noyes

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noyes links

http://www.genealogysf.com/Stanton-p/i152.htm

again noyes

clipped from www.schenectadyhistory.org (II) Rev. James, third son of Rev. William and Anne (Parker) Noyes, was born October 22, 1608, at Chalderton, England. He lost his father at age of fourteen, and a few years later, August 22, 1627, he matriculated at Brazenose College. He did not graduate, as he was called away by his cousin, Thomas Parker, to teach the Free School at Newbury, England. (From Mather's "Magnolia"):

more noyes

clipped from www.schenectadyhistory.org While there is much Noyes genealogy to be traced far beyond 1568, this record begins there. (I) Rev. William Noyes was born in England about 1568; at age of twenty matriculated at University College, Oxford, as the following record attests: "NOYES, William of Wilts, Pleb. University College, Matric. 15, November 1588, aged 20, B. A. 31 May 1592 — Rector, Chalderton Wilts, 1602." He became rector of Chalderton in 1601, and continued until his death in 1621. He married, about 1595, Anne Parker, born 1575, died at the age of eighty-two, and was buried at Chalderton, March 7, 1657. She was a sister of Rev. Robert Parker, a non-conformist minister, father of Rev. Thomas Parker. Children: Ephrahem, died in England; Rev. Nathan, succeeded his father as rector of Chalderton; Rev. James, see forward; Nicholas, emigrated to New England; married Mary, daughter of Captain John Cutting; was deacon of Newbury church, and deputy to the general court, four terms; John, died in England.

Peapods site for Noyes Family.. Good information.

clipped from www.footnote.com Noyes Family revolutionary war CREATED: 07 Jan 2007 Print this page

andrew domer again

clipped from worldconnect.rootsweb.com Residence: 1880 Oakland, Garrett, Maryland 3 Father: George William COLEMAN b: 7 APR 1851 in Deer Park, MD Mother: Margaret Ellen CASTEEL b: JAN 1856 in MD Marriage 1 Andrew DOMER b: NOV 1877 in Austria Married: 1899 Children Erwin Gilmore DOMER b: 29 SEP 1897 in MD Andrew DOMER b: ABT 1903 in PA Joseph DOMER b: 19 MAR 1905 in PA William B DOMER b: 23 JAN 1907 in PA Margaret Elizabeth DOMER b: 4 MAR 1910 in Carnegie, Allegheny Co, PA John Lawrence DOMER b: 1914 in PA Katherine M DOMER b: Private Sources: Title: Bernice Coleman Carter Repository: Media: Book Note: One Trottwood Drive, Poquoson, VA 23662-2129, gigglez1@cox.net Title: gigglez1_GM.ged Repository: Media: Other Text: Date of Import: Jul 5, 2004 Title: 1880 United States Federal Census Repository: Note: www.ancestry.com Media: Ancestry.com

andrew domer

clipped from worldconnect.rootsweb.com Residence: 1880 Oakland, Garrett, Maryland 3 Father: George William COLEMAN b: 7 APR 1851 in Deer Park, MD Mother: Margaret Ellen CASTEEL b: JAN 1856 in MD Marriage 1 Andrew DOMER b: NOV 1877 in Austria Married: 1899 Children Erwin Gilmore DOMER b: 29 SEP 1897 in MD Andrew DOMER b: ABT 1903 in PA Joseph DOMER b: 19 MAR 1905 in PA William B DOMER b: 23 JAN 1907 in PA Margaret Elizabeth DOMER b: 4 MAR 1910 in Carnegie, Allegheny Co, PA John Lawrence DOMER b: 1914 in PA Katherine M DOMER b: Private Sources: Title: Bernice Coleman Carter Repository: Media: Book Note: One Trottwood Drive, Poquoson, VA 23662-2129, gigglez1@cox.net Title: gigglez1_GM.ged Repository: Media: Other Text: Date of Import: Jul 5, 2004 Title: 1880 United States Federal Census Repository: Note: www.ancestry.com Media: Ancestry.com

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clipped from worldconnect.rootsweb.com Name: Grace E COLEMAN 1 2 Sex: F Name: Grace E. COLEMAN 3 Birth: 1878 in MD 2 3 Death: 21 JUL 1969 Residence: 1880 Oakland, Garrett, Maryland 3 Sex: F Name: Grace E. COLEMAN 3 Birth: 1878 in MD 2 3 Death: 21 JUL 1969 Name: Grace E COLEMAN 1 2

Domer

Andrew and Grace Domer Cemetary Location

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lydia ely

clipped from www.tfaoi.com Lydia Ely (1840-1914) (Askart.com, WBAM) is considered one of the pioneers of the visual arts in Wisconsin. Lydia was active as an organizer, fund-raiser and chronicler of early Wisconsin art history. She directed the Fine Arts Division of the first great Milwaukee Industrial Exposition in 1881 and was instrumental in raising the majority of funds for the Soldiers' Civil War monument in Milwaukee. Her finely-detailed landscapes and still lifes reflect her interest in recreating vistas from her frequent travels around the country.

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clipped from www.wsc.ma.edu Charles Sumner Chapin 1896-1901

More to Chapin Research..Could Be dead end

clipped from www.deadfred.com Comments: The Puritan Statue (By St Gaudens)was commissioned by the CHAPIN family and donated to the city of Springfield,Mass. This statue has been copied.One is in Penn. and the other in Luxenbourge Gallery in Paris. The Original was unvieled on Thanksgiving Day 1887 in Stearns Park,Springfield,Mass. It stands today in front of Springfields Public Library. The statue is in memory of DEACON SAMUEL CHAPIN bornOct 8,1598 Paignton,Devon.England husband of Cicely Penny.He Died Nov 11 1675 Springfield,Hampden,Mass. He was one of the early founders of Springfield . *According to several reference books I've read all Chapins in this country are descended from him . Submitted by:Colleen Kernan angelswings1@ameritech.net