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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

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Am working on information regarding a Chapin family from either NY or Mass.. I know a name "Leon Chapin" and I have a letter stating that this family has provided a governer and a presidential candidate. Unfortunately I don't know when...or who. Yet.

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chester ide birth?

clipped from www.sec.state.ma.us Hewitt (Male) Lynn 1907 566 578 Birth

donald rolfe

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Aunt Betty Engagement

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Aunt Betty again

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Maybe this one is better

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Aunt Betty

Email this to John and Mom

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Bernard McSorley

Now to find his paren'ts!

clipped from worldconnect.rootsweb.com Starting with I625950434 Name Bernard MCSORLEY Born 10 Jul 1837 in Ireland Died in Produce a GEDCOM file from AncestorsDescendants Number of Generations 12345678910 End of line character CRLFLFCRLFCR

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clipped from www.rootsweb.com John M. Poythress   Alternatively, correspondence may be addressed to the Poythress research group: Poythress-l@rootsweb.com.  Additional information with respect to documents and records of the Poythress family may be found at the family’s website: www.poythress.net   ….

Noyes Family..

This information matches other information I have.

clipped from genforum.com 1. James NOYES1,2,3 was born on 22 Oct 1608 in Cholderton, Wiltshire, England.4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13 He was educated Brasenose College, Oxford, England on 22 Aug 1627.14,15,16,17,18,19 He emigrated on 23 Mar 1633/34 from Southampton, Hampshire, England.20 He immigrated in May 1634 to Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts.21 He resided in May 1634 in Medford, Middlesex, Massachusetts.22,23 He resided about 1635 in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts.24 He signed a will on 17 Oct 1656 in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts.25,26,27,28 He died on 22 Oct 1656 in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts.29,30,31,32,33,34,35,36,37 He had will proved on 26 Nov 1656 in Salem, Essex, Massachusetts.38,39,40 He was married to Sarah BROWN in 1634 in Cholderton, England.

Noyes Family..

But who? Might not even be part of the Noyes I was looking up.

clipped from www.bfheritage.org.uk Photograph of the Noyes family taken around 1890 The gentleman in the centre of the photograph was a plate layer on the Staines to Wokingham railway lane