ANCESTORS WEST
VOLUME 4, NUMBER 1
MARCH 1978
WHOLE NUMBER 14
CONTENTS
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Editorial .
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THE LATE, LAMENTED BOSTON EVENING TRANSCRIPT
ETHEL MOSS LIBRARY
Margaret Word, et al
Lilian Fish
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY BIRTH RECORDS, 1887
Jean Stockwell
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MARRIAGE RECORDS, 1872
Jean Stockwell
THE GAME OF THE NAME
Victor M. South
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY DEATH RECORDS, 1894
SO SWEET A PLACE
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY HOSPITAL CEMETERY, 1892-1904
MEMBER ANCESTOR TABLES
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Santa Barbara County Genealogical Society
Santa Barbara County Genealogical Society
Post Office Box 117** Goleta, California 93017
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS 1978
Mary Ellen Galbraith
President
Harry Titus
Virginia Paddock
Shirley Roby
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Alma Imhoff Lauritsen
Director
Weston H. Kingsley
Virgil V. Cooper
Director
Director
Bette Root
Genealogical Instructor
Alma Imhoff Lauritsen
Weston H. Kingsley
Harry Titus
Librarian
Parliamentarian
Publicity
PAST PRESIDENTS
Harry R. Glen
1974-1975
Selma West
Carlton M. Smith
1975-1976
1977
ANCESTORS WEST STAFF
Virgil V. Cooper
Harry Titus
Editor
Book Editor
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credited.
an Editorial
OUT ON A LIMB
Honest Abe's timing was off by five score and some years and he was more
than a little confused over authorship.lt is now that you have to endure
something to "little note nor long remember." That is the bad news. The
good news is that editorials are not included in the planning for future
issues of ANCESTORS WEST.
Temptation was strong to title this piece after Gwyn Griffin's novel of
a few years past, "An Operational Necessity." That would have properly
described the motivation for the actions to be explained. Ultimately the
decision was to use one more in keeping with the state of mind after the
fait accompli.Arborescent terms have been so generously adapted to gene
alogical use it seemed appropriate enough to employ one to head the fol
lowing apologia.
The radical change in format can have hardly escaped your attention. To
reassure those uncomfortable with change let me hasten to point out that
the major effects are of a mechanical nature. The objective was improve
ment in legibility through conversion to offset printing from mimeograph
as used in the past. To accomplish this, and keep costs within budgetary
limits, it was necessary to utilize space more efficiently. This is be
ing done through reduction of the size of type. One of the earliest bum
per stickers was one that read,"If you can read this, you're too close."
If you can read this, I am close enough.
Half the paper formerly required will now be used, a fact that won't win
any literary awards but ought to be worth at least a nod from a few con
servationist groups. By exploiting the cover surfaces for copy it is now
possible to include approximately twenty per cent more information in an
average size issue. You are getting more in less, as the Phoenicians are
known to have told their business clients.
Content will continue to emphasize vital records of Santa Barbara County
with expansion to include baptismal, marriage, and cemetery entries of
parochial origin. Beyond this many private sources will be solicited for
bible and other family records, including narratives of family movement.
Succeeding issues will include features on many western families of note
with references to their colonial and foreign roots. Historical articles
illustrative of past lifestyles will appear.
Space does not allow list
ing the many works already in progress. Our goal will be to educate, in
form and, perhaps, even entertain you.
Genealogy doesn't have to be all
sex and violence.
QUERIES
PEASE-PALMER-WHEELER; Need ancestors of Sylvester Pease, b. 11 Sep 1837,
Townsend, Huron Co., OH:
James W. Palmer, b. 22 Jan 1818, Ridgeway, Or
leans Co., NY: Deborah Wheeler, b. 2 Jan 1816, Fayette Co., OH.
ORTON-WELTON-TONKS: Need information on William Orton, Mary Welton, John
Tonks and Lydia Tonks, all of Staffordshire, England, ca. 1700.
Bernice C. Mendillo, 6254 Momouth Avenue, Goleta, CA 93017
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by Lilian Fish
THE LATE, LAMENTED BOSTON EVENING TRANSCRIPT
The most prestigious newspaper genealogical department ever published in
the United States was that of The Boston Evening Transcript. Over a per
iod extending from 1904 to 1941,queries,answers and notes appeared twice
weekly.Contributors were generally identified by initials or pseudonyms,
sometimes cogent, sometimes cryptic. With familiarization it is possible
to distinguish the writing of a skilled genealogist, based on solid, de
pendable data and reliable sources to gain invaluable clues to one's own
research. A system of serial numbers was also employed to associate the
queries and answers. Thus, you find, sometimes running over a period of
many years,exchanges involving countless contributors with any number of
opening queries.
The columns are available on microcards (opaque reductions, not to be
confused with microfiche .which are viewed by transmitted light) and are
represented in the collection of the Los Angeles Central Library. At the
Heritage Library in Glendale, the Transcript pages can be found bound in
portfolio form. The portfolios are by far the easiest to work with, mak
ing Glendale the logical place for research for those wishing to avoid
eyestrain and waiting for access to a viewer. There is one problem, how
ever, an index has to be consulted to locate items that may be of inter
est to you, that index is at Los Angeles and not at Glendale. The refer
ences are contained in the American Genealogical-Biographical Index to
American Genealogical and Local History Materials.This work, dating from
1952, succeeds the earlier American Genealogical Index, 1942-1952. There
are
many volumes filling a number of shelves.
The entries list all in
formation available to the editors on an individual in the following or
der: Surname, given name(s), maiden name for married females, the year of
birth, and state or country of birth. Below this are the various
refer
ences. In the case of one in the Boston Transcript, it is shown with the
serial number followed by the date of publication. In itself, the index
is a valuable tool. By comparing references with names one is able to
align potential relationships.
The indices and microcards are published by the Godfrey Memorial Library
in Middletown, Connecticut. They can be found in other libraries in the
state as well, a telephone call will confirm the availability. This ar
ticle has concerned itself with but two of the most accessible
with the
intent of bringing this wellspring to the attention of those researchers
who may have not been aware of its importance, or of its very existence.
QUERIES
DAVIS: Who were parents of Edmund Davis,Pasaquotank Co., NC, b. ca 1802?
Had brother Hugh, b. 1801. Who were other siblings? Father may have been
Evan Daniel Davis, b. ca. 1741; m. late in life. Who was his wife?
YEAZLE:
Need parents of Jacob Yeazle, b. ca. 1741; David Yeazle; George
Yeazle, of Hampshire and Harrison Counties, VA. Were there other child
ren? Jacob went to Fleming Co., KY ca 1784; David to OH. Abraham Yeazle,
b.
1774 in VA, was he son of Jacob or David?
Nancy K.H. Strait, 6143 Manzanillo Drive, Goleta, CA 93017
compiled by Margaret Word, et al.
ETHEL MOSS LIBRARY
The following publications make up that portion of the private holdings
of Miss Ethel Moss that are of a genealogical significance. A researcher
interested in any volume on this list may, by phoning Miss Moss at (805)
962-1184, arrange to view it at her home.This summary has been edited to
include only titles and author, editor or publisher. A more descriptive
version is in a folder in the Society's library.
Adamas, Arthur and Weis, Frederick Lewis: THE MAGNA CARTA SURETIES, 1215
Bailey, Frederic W.: EARLY CONNECTICUT MARRIAGES PRIOR TO 1800
Bailey, Frederic W.: EARLY MASSACHUSETTS MARRIAGES PRIOR TO 1800
Banks, Charle Edward: PLANTERS OF THE COMMONWEALTH, 1620-1640
Beaman, Alden G.: WASHINGTON COUNTY, RHODE ISLAND, BIRTHS, 1770-1850
Black, Robert C, III: THE YOUNGER JOHN WINTHROP
Boddie, John Bennett: HISTORICAL SOUTHERN FAMILIES, VOL XII
Bolton, Charles Knowles: BOLTON'S AMERICAN ARMORY
Bolton, Ethel Stanwood: IMMIGRANTS TO NEW ENGLAND, 1700-1775
Bullfinch, Thomas: LEGENDS OF CHARLEMAGNE
Burke: BURKE'S AMERICAN FAMILIES WITH BRITISH ANCESTRY
Clemens, William Montgomery: VIRGINIA WILLS BEFORE 1799
Cole, Ernest Byron: DESCENDANTS OF JAMES COLE OF PLYMOUTH, 1633
Cole, Frank T.:
EARLY GENEALOGIES OF COLE FAMILIES OF AMERICA AT SALEM,
MASS.,
1649-1672
Colonial Dames of America: ANCESTRAL RECORDS AND PORTRAITS, VOL I
Colonial Dames of America: ANCESTRAL RECORDS AND PORTRAITS, VOL II
Costain, Thomas B.:
THE CONQUERORS
Costain, Thomas B.: THE LAST PLANTAGENETS
Costain, Thomas B.: THE MAGNIFICENT CENTURY
Cozad, Oliver Lindley: GENEALOGY OF DESCENDANTS OF SAMUEL AND ANNE CLARK
COZAD OF MENDHAM, MORRIS COUNTY, N.J.,
1753-1896
PAR: PATRIOT INDEX (1967); 1ST SUPPLEMENT (1969): 2ND SUPPLEMENT (1973)
Duckett, Eleanor Shipley: ALFRED THE GREAT
Farmer, John:
GENEALOGICAL HISTORY OF THE FIRST SETTLERS OF NEW ENGLAND
Genealogical Publishing Co.: COLONIAL RECORDS OF VIRGINIA
Genealogical Publishing Co.; THE HUGUENOTS (Pamphlet - order form)
Genealogical Publishing Co.; THE NORMAN PEOPLE
Genealogical Publishing Co.; RHODE ISLAND CENSUS - 1790
Gilman, C. Malcolm B.; THE HUGUENOT MIGRATION IN EUROPE AND AMERICA, ITS
CAUSE AND EFFECT
Glenne, Michael; HENRY VIII'S FIFTH WIFE (Catherine Howard)
Greer, George Cabell; EARLY VIRGINIA IMMIGRANTS, 1623-1666
Gwathmey, John H.;
HISTORICAL
REGISTER OF VIRGINIANS IN THE REVOLUTION
SOLDIERS, SAILORS, MARINES, 1775-1783
Hackett, Francis; HENRY THE EIGHTH
Head, James W.: HISTORY AND COMPREHENSIVE DESCRIPTION OF LOUDOUN COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
Holland, Cecilia: THE EARL (England in the Twelfth Century)
Holmes, Frank R.;
DIRECTORY OF ANCESTRAL HEADS OF NEW ENGLAND FAMILIES,
1620-1700
Howitt, Mary; THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND
Illinois State Historical Library; A LIST OF GENEALOGICAL WORKS FOUND IN
THE ILLINOIS STATE HISTORICAL LIBRARY
ABOUT 1914
Johnson, A.H.; NORMANS IN EUROPE
Kelly, Amy; ELEANOR OF AQUITANE AND THE FOUR KINGS
Kirkham, E. Kay; A SURVEY OF AMERICAN CHURCH RECORDS
Lamb, Harold: CHARLEMAGNE, THE LEGEND AND THE MAN
Lamb, Harold: THE CRUSADES - THE FLAME OF ISLAM
Lamb, Harold: THE CRUSADES - IRON MEN AND SAINTS
Langston, Aileen Lewers and Buck, J. Orton, Jr.;
PEDIGREES
EMPEROR
DESCENDANTS
Leighton, Margaret; JUDITH OF FRANCE
Lloyd, Lewis C: THE ORIGINS OF SOME ANGLO-NORMAN FAMILIES
Massey, Frank A.: MY MASSEY FAMILY IN ENGLAND
OF
SOME OF
CHARLEMAGNE'S
Morse, Vivian Higgins:
AN AMERICAN FAMILY AND ITS ANCESTOR PREDECESSORS
(Higgins and Hardy families - main lines)
Munsell's Sons, Joel:
INDEX TO AMERICAN GENEALOGIES
Munsell's Sons, Joel: AMERICAN ANCESTRY, VOL. XI
Pearson, Hesketh: HENRY OF NAVARRE
Perry, Octavia Jordan; A SAGA OF STROUDS AND STRODES
Pines, Leslie G.; SONS OF THE CONQUEROR
Reaman, G. Elmore;
THE TRAIL OF THE HUGUENOTS IN EUROPE, UNITED STATES,
SOUTH AFRICA AND CANADA
Rice, The Edmund Association, Inc.;
A GENEALOGICAL
REGISTER OF
EDMUND
RICE DESCENDANTS
Richardson, Ethel M.; THE LION AND THE ROSE
Rogers, H.C.B.; THE PAGEANT OF HERALDRY
Rowse, A.L.: BOSWORTH FIELD
Seton, Anya: THE WINTHROP WOMAN
Sexton, Lydia: AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF LYDIA SEXTON
Smith, Elsie Hawes; MORE ABOUT THOSE RICES
Stubbs, William: THE EARLY PLANTAGENETS
Tepper, Michael; EMIGRANTS TO PENNSYLVANIA, 1641-1819
Tillman, James David, Jr.:
TILLMAN & HAMILTON FAMILY RECORDS WITH THEIR
MANY ANCESTRAL LINEAGES, VOL. II
Walker, Curtis Howe; ELEANOR OF AQUITANE
Ward, Andrew Henshaw:
GENEALOGICAL HISTORY OF THE RICE FAMILY,
DESCEN
DANTS OF DEACON EDMUND RICE
Weis, Frederick L. & Sheppard, William L. Jr.; ANCESTRAL ROOTS OF
SIXTY
COLONISTS WHO CAME TO NEW
ENGLAND
BETWEEN 1623 AND
1650
Williams, Ethel W.: KNOW YOUR ANCESTORS (guide to genealogical research)
Willison, George F.; SAINTS AND STRANGERS
Wohl, Louis de; THE LIVING WOOD (An historical novel)
Also in the collection are the following DAR LINEAGE BOOKS: Volumes
II, III, IV, V, VI, VIII, IX, X, XI, XII, XIII, XV AND XVII.
I,
compiled by Jean Stockwell
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY BIRTHS, 1887
PARENTS
NAME
ALEGRIA, Juvenfino
ARELLANES, Male
ARELLANES, Male
AYALA, Male
AYALA, Male
BECK,
BRUNETTE, Male
CANFIELD, Emma Lena
CARR, Female
CARTERI, Female
CONNOLLY, Emmet Parnell
CORDERO, Female
Narcisco/Maria Santoya
Ed/
Burbank/
Juan/
Juan/
Fred/
Louis/
DATE
13 Jan
6
Jan
10 Sep
29 Jan
20 Aug
17 Apr
16 Jul
Isaac Newton/Delilah Van Clief
25 Feb
Mark/
s./
29 Jan
John Joseph/Catherine McClary
Miguel/
11 Sep
28 Aug
24 Jul
19 Aug
CORDERO, Female
COUIER,
Juan/
CURLEY, Cornelia
DENN, Female
16 Sep
DEWING, Male
Thomas Brown/Rita Quijada
William/
A./
DOTTA, Josephine Catherine
Joseph/Alice Foxen
31 Mar
ELIZADE, Female
J. J./
Alf/
Asa/
Jose/
Juan/
w. s./
Ben/
Teresa Garcia/
CO./Eva Preston
Henry/Nettice
28 Mar
ESTRADA,
FINLEY, Male
FLORES, Male
FLORES, Male
FORREST, Male
FOXEN, Male
GARCIA, Female
GARDNER, Female
GARFIELD,
11 Nov
GREENFIELD, Frances Ann
GROSSI, Female
GUMIELS,
GUTIERREZ, Female
HARRIS, William Clarence
JAMISON, Male
JOHNSON,
JOHNSON, Male
JOHNSON, Female
LAFONTAN, Male
LAUGHLIN,
LONG, Male
MARTELLA,
MC CORMICK, Female
MC LEAN, Male
MC LEAN, Male
MESA, Male
METCALF, George Lester
MEYER, Male
4
Mar
29 Aug
29 Jun
18 Aug
29 Aug
5 Mar
9
Mar
11 Apr
6
Feb
17 Jan
GIDNEY, Male
GOODWIN, Guy Leonard
29 Mar
James F./Sarah Belle McGaugh
Robert/Laura
Benjamin/
Frank/Annie
Octavario/
Columbus R./ Susan M. Crawford
W./
George N./Christina
J./
w./
Cremon/Josephine Fernandez
0. H./
George/
P./
W. W./
Hector/
Alex/
Juan P./
George A./Bessie Tolman
MILES, Margarita Maria
J. C./
W. R./Marie Dana
MILLER, Female
Joseph/Mo Hie
25 Sep
5 Mar
14 Feb
1 Feb
31 Aug
23 Jan
25 Sep
1
Mar
4 Mar
12 Apr
24 Jun
6 Apr
27 Feb
28 Sep
21 Sep
2
6
26
8
12
12
28
Apr
Sep
Aug
Sep
Aug
Aug
Sep
NEWMAN,
NEWTON, Male
O'BOY, Female
ORDAZ, Male
ORENA, Female
ORTEGA, Male
PEDRONCELLI, Male Twins
PENA, Male
PICO, Female
PLATZ, Joseh Alexander
POGAE, Charles Eliot
RICE, Isabel Maida
RODRIQUEZ, Male
ROSENBURG,
RUDOLPH, Female
RUIZ, Ernest Alexander
SAUNDERS, Male
SCHULTZ, Male
SMITH,
STAFFORD, Male Twins
STARKWEATHER, Male
TORRENCE, Mary
VINDOLA, Female
WEILL, Male
DATE
PARENTS
NAME
F. W. /
George/
27 Nov
William/
Jose Antonio/
Dario/
Luis/
John/
4 Aug
29 Aug
26 Jan
20 Feb
19 Sep
18-19 Oct
26 Feb
Jose/
26 Feb
J. C./Catherine Pilcher
14 Aug
25 Aug
W. M./Laura Dill
Phillip/Belle
Jose/
T. H. B./Jane
H. S./
19 Jan
15 Mar
11 Dec
20 Aug
Fred/Josefa Martinez
26 Feb
Charles H./
Rev./
G. V./
W. H./Miss Jackson
William/
12 Apr
23 Aug
21 Jan
15 Aug
16 Apr
John/Mary Hails
Jose/
A./
10 Mar
14 May
13 May
Frank
WEITHER,
QUERIES
MC LOUTH-PRATT; Information needed on Laurence McLouth, b. ca 1724, from
Scotland via Ireland; m Molly Pratt, dau. of Peter. Mc Louth is supposed
to have conducted a school in Boston attended by John Hancock.
HILL-OPDYKE; More information needed on Samuel Hill, b. ca. 1744.
Lived
near Baptist town, Hunterdon Co., NJ. Tradition has he descends from a
CT family; m. Elizabeth Opdyke, dau. of Joshua, 1770. He d. 1809 in New
ton, Sussex Co., NJ.
PRICE-DE PUE: Seek more on Zachariah Price, b. 1754; m. 1772, Mary DePue
of Sussex Co.,
NJ, dau. of Henry.
Only five sons mentioned in the will
of Henry.
DILDINE-DILDEYN-HUNT; Sampson Dildine (Dildeyn), m. Martha Hunt ca. 1755
in Sussex Co., NJ, had sons Richard and Thomas. All further info needed.
COT.TgMAN-GRAVES-CHILES-HAWES-LINDSAY: Who has information on Coleman fam
ily of Lexington,
KY?
Samuel Coleman, b. 1804, d. 1886:
m.
Elizabeth
Graves. Father John Coleman m. Lucy Chiles, grandfather John Coleman, m.
Eunice Hawes.
Great grandfather Robert Coleman, m. Elizabeth Lindsay. I
have names only.
WHITNEY: Who was Sarah (not Sheppard as recorded in Whitney Genealogy by
Pierce) who married Cornelius Whitney,grandson of John Whitney of Watertown, MA, b. ca. 1680, Groton, MA?
Mary Ellen Galbraith, 484 Vaquero Lane, Santa Barbara, CA 93111
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compiled by Jean Stockwell
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MARRIAGE RECORDS, 1872
ADRIAN, Ygnacio and Rosa Garcia
ALEGRIA, Narciso and Maria Santoyo
21 Oct
26 Aug
ALEXANDER, Isabel and John Thompson
22 Dec
ANDERSON, N. L. and Mrs. Annie Cooper
21 Dec
ARAN, Jose Marcelino and Francisca Fernandez
19 Feb
ARENAS, Luisa and
Stanchfield
BATILLER, Adelayda and Alexandre Foreen
19 Jul
27 May
BELL, John and Catharine M.
Den
13 Mar
BORCHARD, John Edward and Maria Koufman
BROWN, B. W. C. and Mary Jane Dittman
CARBERY, J. H. and Theadosia Riley
CLANTON, Esther Ann and August Smith
CLARK, Ann and Robert W. Smith
12
1
10
16
20
May
May
Dec
Sep
COOPER, Mrs. Annie and N. L. Anderson
CORDERO, Estanislo and Maria de la Luz Olivera
21 Dec
20 Feb
Aug
COTA, Jose Ramon and Guadalupe Sanchez
28 Jun
COY, Catherine and Patrick M. Henry
16 Oct
COYLE, Peter and Catharine O'Connor
DEN, Catharine M. and John Bell
15 Oct
13 Mar
DETROY, Joseph and Micala Figuera
DITTMAN, Mary Jane and B. W. C. Brown
14 Oct
1 May
ELLSWORTH, Edith K. and J. O. Skelton
10 Jul
ESPINOSA, Amparo and Jose de la Trinidad Olivas
20 May
FERNANDEZ, Francisca and Jose Marcelino Aran
19 Feb
FIGUERA, Micala and Joseph Detroy
FOREEN, Alexandro and Adelayda Batiller
FRANKLIN, J. M. and M. E. Franklin
FRANKLIN, M. E. and J. M. Franklin
14
27
25
25
Oct
May
Apr
Apr
GARCIA, Rosa and Ygnacio Adrian
GARDNER, Mary E. and E. R. Stevens
GLASS, Louis and Frankie Perkins
GREENWOOD, Laurence and Jenny Leachman
21
14
2
13
Oct
Nov
Oct
Jul
HALL, Mary C. F. and Edward N. Wood
24 Apr
HALSEL, S. A. and E. W. Harris
HAMILTON, Andrew and Josephine A. Lyon
1 Oct
13 Mar
HARRIS, E. W. and S. A. Halsel
1 Oct
HARRIS, Marion K. and Jennie Sweaney
8 Sep
HAWKINS, Sarah and Robert F. Robertson
17 Oct
HEACOX, Mary E. and H. Stuart
HENDERSON, Alice and Selwyn Locke Shaw
HENRY, Patrick M. and Catharine Coy
HILL, M. A. and Cynthia Jane Reuck
HOBSON, Frances M and William I. Rice
4
14
16
26
16
HOLLISTER, E. and Lani Martin
HOPPER, John Thomas and Eliza Tunnell
20 Nov
26 Jun
KOUFMAN, Maria and John Edward Borchard
12 May
May
May
Oct
Sep
Apr
LEACHMAN, Jenny and Laurence Greenwood
13 Jul
LEIBA, Francisco and Thomasa Sota
11 Sep
LOPEZ, Maria Y. and Manuel Marroquin
16 Jun
LYON, Josephine A. and Andrew Hamilton
MARROQUIN, Manuel and Maria Y. Lopez
MARTIN, Lani and E. Hollister
13 Mar
16 Jun
20 Nov
MONTANA, Refugio and Catarina Ruiz
l Aug
11
MOORE, E. and Annie Welsch
MORAGE, Virginia and Juan Rodriguez
15 Dec
13 Dec
MURRAY, Emma F. and Henry H. Seaverns
O'CONNOR, Catharine and Peter Coyle
OLIVAS, Jose de la Trinidad and Amparo Espinosa
OLIVAS, Victor and Martina Romero
OLIVERA, Maria de la Luz and Estanislo Cordero
PERKINS, Frankie and Louis Glass
PERKINS, Laura S. and John J. Sabins
REUCK, Cynthia June and M. A. Hill
RICE, William I. and Frances M. Hobson
RILEY, Theadosia and J. H. Carbery
ROBERTSON, Robert F. and Sarah Hawkins
9
15
20
11
20
2
1
26
16
10
17
RODRIQUEZ, Juan and Virginia Moraga
13 Dec
ROMERO, Martina and Victor Olivas
11 Jun
RUIZ, Catarina and Refugio Montana
RUIZ, Jose and Juana Sanchez
RUIZ, Juan Antonio and Presentacion Ruiz
RUIZ, Presentacion and Juan Antonio Ruiz
SABINS, John J. and Laura S. Perkins
SANCHEZ, Guadalupe and Jose Ramon Cota
SANCHEZ, Juana and Jose Ruiz
SANTOYO, Maria and Narciso Alegria
SEAVERNS, Henry H. and Emma F. Murray
SHAW, Selwyn Locke and Alice Henderson
SKELTON, J. 0. and Edith K. Ellsworth
SMITH, August and Esther Ann Clanton
SMITH, Robert W. and Ann Clark
SOTA, Thomasa and Francisco Leiba
1
15
15
15
1
28
15
26
9
14
10
16
20
11
STANCHFIELD,
19 Jul
and Luisa Arenas
STEVENS, E. R. and Mary E. Gardner
STUART, H. and Mary E. Heacox
.SWEANEY, Jennie and Marion K. Harris
THOMPSON, John and Isabel Alexander
TUNNELL, Eliza and John Thomas Hopper
WELSCH, Annie and E. Moore
WOOD, Edward N. and Mary C. F. Hall
Nov
Oct
May
Jun
Feb
Oct
Mar
Sep
Apr
Dec
Oct
Aug
Dec
Jul
Jul
Mar
Jun
Dec
Aug
Nov
May
Jul
Sep
Aug
Sep
14 Nov
4 May
8
22
26
15
Sep
Dec
Jun
Dec
24 Apr
THE GAME OF THE NAME
CALIFORNIA PLACE NAMES, Gudde, University of California Press, tells us:
Birds of a different feather, the seagull and the quail, appear in place
names close to one another in GAVIOTA and SISQUOC, the former Spanish
and the latter Chumash.
GOBERNADOR canyon and creek, near Carpinteria, are most likely named af
ter the gobernadora shrub (Zyglophyllum tridentatum) as there is no rea
son to connect it with the Spanish word for 'governor.'
OJAI, originally named Nordhoff in 1874 after the famous writer, was re
named in 1916 after the valley in which it is situated. A rancheria de
Ojai is shown around 1834, and the name, with variants,
appears earlier
on a list of rancherias of Mission San Buenaventura. The name is Chumash
(A'hwai), meaning 'moon.'
BREA is Spanish for 'tar.'
Thus,
La Brea Tar Pits is The Tar Tar Pits.
Pismu in Indian also means 'tar.' Welcome to PISMO BEACH.
12
compiled by Victor M. South
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY DEATHS, 1894
NAME
AGE
BORN
Spain
RES
CAUSE OF DEATH
ALEULDE, Juan
28 yrs
AELLANES, William
23
•tt
CA
23
n
ALTAMARINO, Jose
52
n
CA
52
ii
ALVES, Frank J.
61
n
Port.
24
n
3 yrs
Hemorrhage
Consumption
Consumption
Typhoid Fever
ANDERSON,
67
n
NY
10
it
Diabetes
ANDONAEQUI, Estafana
71
n
Spain
39
it
Pneumonia
DATE
28 Apr
16 Feb
7
Feb
2 Sep
6 May
19 Feb
ARELLANO, Diego
4
mos
CA
4
mos
Tabes Mesenteria
ARRELANES, Henrica
2 yrs
CA
2
yrs
Convulsions
20 Dec
•t
Stillborn
10 Aug
n
Old age
3 Jan
Tabes Mesenteria
8 Sep
Cerebral Thromb.
16 Jan
Phthisis Pulm.
19 Mar
Uterine
Mylitis
12 Jul
tt
CA
0
90
n
CA
90
BARLOW, Charles
28
BELOW, Charles
73
BISSE, Frederick K. M. 38
BLAKE, Mary Frances
47
BONN, Frnacisco
65
BOW, Chin Look
48
BRICK, Samuel
33
BROWN, Mary J.
39
n
OH
ARRELANES, Infant
BANDINES, Francisca
0
6 wks
n
Germ.
18
n
Germ.
20 yrs
n
Ire.
it
CA
6
65
it
China
it
CA
33
ti
IA
tt
Germ.
CA
29 Jun
26 Sep
7
tt
Breast Cancer
4
Oct
5
mos
Suicide-Gunshot
7
Nov
n
CALDER, William
87
n
MA
4
CALLIS, Wm. Sterling
71
tt
VA
CARRIER, Susan A.
CARRILLO, Carlotta
CART, Jean
CASTRO, Infant son
CAVALLERO,
CHAMBERS, James B.
68
it
CT
21
it
CA
Head injury
18 Jul
n
Senile Exhaust'n
42
n
Dropsy
11 Apr
21 Apr
21
n
Phthisis Pulm.
Strych. Poison
35 yrs
Pneumonia
n
Swit.
2
n
0
it
CA
0
n
4
mos
CA
4
mos
81 yrs
9
mos
CHING, Yee Ben
CHONG, Han
44 yrs
56
CHOW, Gin Tong
40
1
Eng.
CA
25 yrs
9
mos
China
10 yrs
n
China
10
n
China
4
n
n
"
Stillborn
Meningitis
Heart disease
8 Feb
18 Apr
25 Apr
14 Apr
9
Nov
15 Apr
Tabes Mesenteria
18 Nov
Asthma
11 Mar
Unknown
30 Nov
Lung Hemorrhage
Hepatic Abcess
26 Oct
"
CA
1
n
OH
11
mos
Phthisis Pulm.
3
mos
CA
3
mos
unknown
0
yrs
67
13 Feb
unknown
35
50
My.
Peritonitis
CALA, Enrique
COTA, Inocente
CROSS, Infant son
H
n
42
COATS, Martha D.
COOK, Isaac N.
n
tt
8
BROWN, Mike
CHARD, Angelita C.
mos
4 Sep
19 Nov
6
Oct
16 Apr
18 May
yrs
CA
0
DILLARD, Robert M.
53
it
KY
20
n
Heart disease
24 Jul
DOMINQUEZ, Elena
36
tt
CA
36
tt
Pneumonia
16 Nov
DORSEY, Infant son
n
Stillborn
CA
0
ti
Stillborn
14 Jun
DOUGLAS, Julia A.
EKMBRSON, Percy W.
67
it
MA
4
n
Apoplexy
17 Dec
23
n
CA
8
tt
Pernicious Anem.
14 May
ENGELEN,
EPSON, Antonia
38
«
Germ.
3
n
Consumption
27 Jan
11
it
Phthisis
17 May
Typhoid Fever
Typhoid Fever
Apoplexy
24 May
15 May
ESPINOSA, Mercy
ESLY, Agnes J.
EVERETT, Hiram
0
5
50
71
it
"
n
CA
11
"
CA
5
it
CA
2
mos
WA
?
FANTINI, Celestina
3 wks
CA
3 wks
FAULKNER, Emily F.
58 yrs
MA
FELIZ, Luisa de
FELIZ, Martin
FETTER, John
36
mos
90
n
CA
90 yrs
60
n
Mex.
44
55
it
Germ.
4
6
Nov
Unknown
2 Jan
Lung Hemorrhage
1 Jan
Phthisis
it
La Grippe
•t
Pneumonia
15 Aug
6
Mar
28 Aug
13
NAME
AGE
BORN
CAUSE OF DEATH
RES
DATE
yrs
CA
29 yrs
Consumption
"
"
"
das
yrs
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
mos
NY
CA
?
CA
OH
PA
?
Arg.
MO
Scot.
CA
VT
CA
CA
CA
Eur.
ME
Eng.
NY
OH
IL
CA
19
0
2
5
15
11
20
13
8
5
0
21
17
11
61
4
4
22
6
17
4
6
Phthisis Pulm.
27 Feb
Stillborn
19 Mar
86 yrs
NH
30
"
68 "
1 mo
21 yrs
49 "
VA
CA
IA
IL
27
1
11
3
yrs
mo
yrs
mos
76
"
Belg.
60 yrs
6
"
CA
JENNINGS, Mary E.
JENNINGS, Joseph
JEWETT, Philo D.
JONES, A.
KAYS, Emannuel
KEARNEY, James A.
KENNY, Joseph A.
KINCAID, Joseph H.
73
82
"
"
86
17
28
55
75
LAMBELET, Louise
LARSON, Minnie
LAUGHTIN, Edmund T.
LAVA, Rosa
FILEZ, Manuel
FORD, Henry C.
FOXEN, Josifa
GARCIA, Florentino
GENTINI, Guisippina
GEORGE, Elizabeth
GIBS, Joseph B.
GIDDINGS, Eliza H.
GRIFFIN, Pastora J.
GILMORE, Andrew
GRANT, Annie
GRANT, Infant dau.
GRAVES, Ozero A.
GONZALES, Mariana
GOODWIN, Kitty M.
GUTIERREZ, Jose E.
HAAGEN, T.
HAINES, John P.
HAMILTON, Isabella
HALE, Caroline B.
HARTMAN, Fairfax A.
HAWKINS, Willie
HERNANDEZ, James F.
29
65
0
36
5
65
62
69
78
60
78
0
72
17
28
61
52
74
69
63
63
23
6
HEWETT, Mary E.
HICKS, Beverly A.
HUBEL, Clare
HUMPHREY, Maude
HUNT, Ann
JANSSEN, Augustine
"
"
"
das
mos
yrs
"
"
mos
yrs
"
"
"
wks
yrs
"
"
"
"
"
mos
"
Strych. Poison
Convulsions
9 Dec
3 Jan
1 Jan
Angina
19 Apr
Heart disease
19 Oct
Apoplexy
Apoplexy
5
11
7
18
Suicide-Drowning
Apoplexy
Jul
Oct
Feb
Jul
Died at birth
23 Jun
Nephritis
27 Aug
Tuberculosis
5 Nov
Pneumonia
6 Aug
Tuberculosis
29 Mar
Suicide
17 May
Nephritis
23 Sep
Tuberculosis
15 Oct
Myetitis
15 Oct
Diabetes
7 Oct
Consumption
Colitis
Senility
Angina
Meningitis
Consumption
15
26
13
10
2
9
Tuberculosis
25 Oct
Cancer
Jun
Apr
Jan
Aug
Jun
Dec
4 Jan
6
"
Tuberculosis
15 Nov
NH
Eng.
13
14
"
"
Pneumonia
29 Jan
"
"
"
"
"
VT
CA
CA
NY
ME
4 mos
1 "
28 yrs
7 "
?
Old age
Heart disease
Phthisis
65
"
KY
25 yrs
35
55
1
1
"
"
"
"
NY
Nor.
CA
CA
3
20
2
1
Accident
Consumption
Pneumonia
Blood poisoning
18
16
2
1
Meningitis
22 Jun
LAYFIELD, Joseph
73
"
AR
5 yrs
LEAVITT, Samuel R.
LEYVA, Frank M.
63
19
"
"
ME
CA
11 mos
19 yrs
LIND, Frank
LIVERMORE, Laura J.
LOPEZ, Marcino
LOUP, Ramon
LYNN, Ah
LUGO, Acacia
MAHONY, Sis. Catherine
MARBLE, Miner S.
MARTIN, Alfredde
McCAFFREY, Edward
MCCARTHY, Cornelius
37
60
75
4
59
9
44
57
11
40
5
"
"
"
"
"
mos
yrs
"
mos
yrs
"
NY
MA
CA
CA
China
CA
Ire.
Can.
CA
NY
CA
2
10
25
4
3
9
6
3
11
?
5
JANSSEN, Manuela
mos
yrs
das
yr
"
"
"
"
mos
mos
yrs
"
mos
yrs
Bronchitis
3 Feb
30 Oct
11 Aug
26 Apr
Tuberculosis
5 Feb
Pneumonia
5 Jul
Peritonitis
Apr
Mar
Sep
Aug
6
Oct
Apoplexy-cerebral
Phthisis Pulm.
Meningitis Cereb.
Consumption
Paralysis
Phthisis
Consumption
18
27
15
27
3
15
16
Apr
Sep
Mar
Jul
Jul
Aug
Mar
Pneumonia
14 Jun
Consumption
28 Jan
Intest. Obstr't'n 21 Aug
Tuberculosis
24 Sep
Alcoholism
18 Jun
Consumption
12 Mar
14
NAME
AGE
BORN
McCAUGHEY, William
McDANIELS, William H.
McDONALD, William K.
McGRAW, Eliza Y.
MONTGOMERY, Edgar H.
5
ii
CA
OH
Ire.
MORENO, Verginico
Ire.
23 yrs
Stomach Cancer
NY
22
Lung Hemorrhage
2
it
CA
16 wks
77
it
CT
6 yrs
Pneumonia
47
ii
NY
5 mos
5 yrs
Tabes Spinales
Brain Congestion
21 May
2 Nov
7 mos
Morbus Addisonii
17 Jan
5 yrs
Chronic Nephritis
56
35
n
MURRAY, John
73
ti
Mrs.
J.
F.
MYERS, Mary
NASSER, Agnes K.
DATE
ti
61 yrs
MORGAN, Eva
MYERS,
CAUSE OF DEATH
RES
42
"
Germ.
11
"
"
Croup
Unknown
10 Feb
1 May
19 Apr
2 Feb
1 Mar
12 Jun
tt
CA
5 mos
Tuberculosis
28
•t
NY
5 yrs
Phthisis Pneum.
NELSON, Anna
91
n
Nor.
9
8 Nov
10 Jun
7
6 May
5 Nov
NICHOLSON, John A.
41
ii
CT
8
"
Old age
Obstr./Bowels
ONIEDA, Catarina
ORTEGA, Maria Luisa
PADDOCK, John Adams
72
it
CA
72
"
Meningitis
29 Aug
18
n
CA
18
"
Tuberculosis
27 Mar
69
•t
CT
6
mos
PALMTREE, James
90
it
PARIANI, Guiseppi
46
ii
Italy
Apoplexy
Old age
Drowned
4 Mar
6 Jun
15 Apr
PEARCE, Lewis
PEARCE, Thomas P.
PETTIS, Mary H.
PICO, Anito
PICO, Eudosia 0.
81
•i
MA
10 yrs
Pneumonia
14 Nov
50
•i
?
3 mos
Pneumonia
14 Jul
43
ii
CA
21 yrs
Consumption
19 Jan
61
ii
CA
61
"
Abcess
19 Nov
20
M
CA
20
"
Consumption
17 Mar
PICO, Juan B.
40
it
CA
40
"
Drowned
PIERCE, Charles
POMIER, Verbina
POZZI, Henry
61
n
MA
40
"
Nephritis
27 Apr
14
n
CA
12
H
CA
Phthisis
Tuberculosis
3 Oct
21 Jan
it
CO
4
"
Heart disease
it
IA
2
"
3
ti
CA
3
"
67
ti
NY
4
"
Typhoid
Scalding
Paralysis
RANDALL, Verne
RAY, Charles E.
ROBINSON, Daisy
ROBINSON, Harriet
ROBINSON, Robert
ROBLES, Eloisa S.
ROMERO, Nellie
ROSNO, Anne
5
12
N.E.
"
44 yrs
8 mos
6
mos
10 yrs
6 Jul
3 Nov
29 Jun
11 Apr
7 Apr
5
n
CA
5
"
Tabes Mesenteria
31 Jul
26
n
CA
26
"
Tuberculosis
27 Jun
2
ti
CA
2
"
9
"
CA
9
"
Meningitis
Typhoid Fever
10 Nov
18 Jan
CA
37
"
Pneumonia
24 Feb
CA
43
"
Chronic Nephritis 27 Jan
"
RUIZ, Doming Adrian
37
it
RUIZ, Jose A.
73
•i
RUTHERFORD, Mary
RYLAND, Henry
13
ii
CA
13
40
ti
Germ.
?
Pneumonia
Pneumonia
21 Dec
27 Dec
SALVADOR, Martha
33
n
CA
33 yrs
Phthisis Pulm.
31 May
SHARPE, Mary C.
SHAW, Lilla H.
SHEARMASTER, Samuel
44
n
TN
30 mos
Nephritis
40
n
LA
16
"
TN
SMITH, Jerome
60
"
?
18 mos
SMITH, Myron
83
SPENSER,
Ida W. D.
STAUFFER, Henry H.
STONE, Henry
SWIFT, Emeline
TANKERSLY, Charles
TAYLOR, Jennie N.
TIBBETS, Caroline E.
TOWGOOD, Alice
TROUP, Walter
TRUSSELL,
Edna R.
2
"
3 yrs
it
NY
22 yrs
mos
CA
2 mos
57 yrs
MA
10 yrs
2
1
Heart disease
Entero Colitis
"
CA
1
"
n
NY
26
"
75
it
KY
18
"
IA
8
"
Typhoid Fever
CA
2
"
Phthisis Pulm.
30
26
it
"
II
28 Feb
4 Dec
Chronic Nephritis 9 Jan
Entero Colitis
29 Apr
79
47
1 Dec
Bright's disease 13 May
Phthisis Pulm.
1 Apr
Meningitis Cereb. 20 Mar
Paralysis
Cystitis
24 Jul
14 Feb
6 Oct
30 Jan
Typhoid
29 Oct
3
mos
CA
3 mos
Pneumonia
22 May
2
yrs
CA
8
Consumption
20 Mar
N.Z.
11 mos
"
15
NAME
TRUSSELL, Minnie
UDE, John W.
VALENCIA, Elvira
VALENQUELA, Jose M.
VAN DEUSEN, James V.
VILLALBA, Rafaliti
BORN
AGE
CAUSE OF DEATH
RES
DATE
CA
24 yrs
Phthisis
21 Feb
50
n
Germ.
13
"
19
it
CA
19
"
Tuberculosis
Consumption
14 Sep
7 Jan
90
n
CA
90
"
65
it
NJ
1 mo
Apoplexy
Paralysis
4 Feb
12 Mar
5 yrs
Convulsions
24 yrs
5
WILLIAMS,
63
ZAUCHICK, Peter
43
CA
"
ii
ME
Aust.
"
25
"
6
mos
5 Jun
Chronic Nephritis 10 May
Heart disease
3 May
SO SWEET A PUCE
It might make one in love with death, to think that one should be buried
in so sweet a place.
Percy Bysshe Shelley
1792-1822
The article, beginning on the following page, Santa Barbara County Hos
pital Cemetery, is distinguished by the appearance of several surnames
of genealogical interest and the namesake of a famous personage. The in
troduction has appropriated its title and opening lines from the preface
to Adonais, the poet's elegy to Keats after the latter's death in Rome,
and burial there in the Protestant Cemetery.
Nothing could provide more
irony than the comparison between Keat's resting place and the neglected
field, overgrown with chaparral, where Percy Bysshe Shelley, ca. 18471897, reposes. Lest one rush to judgement about the worth of the souls
whose mortal remains have been consigned to such spots, consider all who
have disappeared without trace in the Old West. For those searching
for
these 'vanished Americans,' this list may provide some clues.
While there was not time for researching all the names, some preliminary
study was made on Shelley, poet and namesake.The Shelley buried in Santa
Barbara was from New York State and had resided in this area for about 7
years before his demise. The poet's great grandfather, Timothy Shelley,
emigrated to America where he married Mrs. Johanna Plum of New York. Sir
Bysshe Shelley, Bart., 1731-1815, the grandfather, born in Newark, N.J.,
moved to England where he successively married two heiresses, doing his
fortune no harm. Shelley's spouse, as you no doubt know, left her mark
in letters with "Frankenstein."
The hospital cemetery qualifies as a Potter's Field. In tribute to those
unfortunates, let us consider the origin of the term, keeping in mind
that not enough emphasis can be placed on the word 'stranger,' with all
its implications.
Then Judas, who had betrayed, him, when he saw that he was condemned, re
pented himself, and brought again the thirty pieces of silver to the
chief priests and elders, saying, I have sinned, in that I have betrayed
the innocent blood. And they said, What is that to us? See thou to that.
And he cast down the pieces of silver in the temple, and departed; and
went and hanged himself. And the chief priests took the silver pieces,
and said,It is not lawful to put them in the treasury, because it is the
price of blood. And they took counsel, and bought with them the potter's
field to bury strangers in.
MATTHEW xxvii, 3 through 7.
/£»
16
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY HOSPITAL CEMETERY, 1892-1904
Between 1892 and 1904,
inclusive, 100 persons were
buried in the Santa
Barbara County Hospital Cemetery adjacent to the hospital at Cacique and
South Salinas Streets. In 1917, after a new hospital was built and the
old site sold,
the remains were transferred to the northeast
corner of
the new hospital property. Listed below are the names of the 100 as they
appear in the Register of Deaths in the Recorder's office. In the list,
which was compiled by the Recorder's office in 1964, (1) shows the name
was all or partially defaced on the headstone though the death date and
age was decipherable. (2) indicates data on the marker was totally ob
literated or the headstone missing.
NAME
(1)
ADAMS, George
AIKEN, Marion L.
ARICA, Antonio
AGE
40 years
6 Sep 1901
74
n
33
n
31 Oct 1892
4 May 1901
21 May 1897
(2)
AVENATTI, Luigi
19
n
77
n
(2)
BARARAH, Tiburcio
BECKER, Nick
BLUNDELL, John
BOOTH, Priscilla
(1)
BROWN, James
(1)
BROWN, Mike
BRYANT, William
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
DATE OF DEATH
3
Jul
1903
60
n
40
tt
5
71
n
6 Feb 1901
77
n
15 Jul 1895
42
tt
7
Nov 1894
76
it
7
Nov 1899
BUROLA, Severo
85
it
18 Feb 1901
BURTRAN, Seymour
BUTLER, Charles J.
BUTLER, John J.
18
it
27 Oct 1896
35
it
3 Jun 1893
69
it
29 Jul 1898
CAMENSFIELD, A. F. O.
35
ti
11 Sep
1
day
CARRILLO, Frances
(2)
CLAREY, Charles H.
CLARK, James
COLCLOUGH, Richard
CONTRERAS, Antonio
CRAIG, Hiram
CRUZ, Priscilla
(1)
DAHL, George
DOHR, George
DUFF, Taryned
DUFFY, John
DUPONT, Margaret
77 years
42
52
it
"
80
n
76
n
10 Mar 1899
Feb 1901
1899
7
Oct 1901
3
Jan 1904
27 Oct 1903
22 May 1900
4
Jan 1903
11 Nov 1902
3
ii
3 Apr
38
•t
7
1904
Jun 1897
60
ti
23 Jun 1898
73
••
26 Apr 1903
17 May 1896
35
"
42
"
70
n
22 Nov 1897
25
ii
12 Feb 1893
14 Dec 1903
16 Jan 1895
(1)
(2)
EARLY, Bernard
ELLESSON, Bert
(2)
ESPINOSA, Juan
15
n
EVA,
44
ti
28 Jun 1896
35
n
30
n
23 May
20 May
Richard
FARWELL, George W.
(1)
(1)
FESTE, William
FITZGERALD, Edward C.
FLEET, Thomas
FRESHONE,
(1)
(1)
(1)
Lason
28
23
72
n
"
n
1895
1896
12 Dec 1899
1 Aug
15 Sep
1892
1897
GAGE, Thomas
GARDNER, A. F.
44
56
ti
26 Jan 1902
GRAHAM, Benjamin F.
88
it
22 Sep 1903
"
GUILLEN, Senobio
27
it
GUIROS, S. Gorgonia
86
it
HARRIS, Solomon
61
•i
9 Oct 1900
6
Mar
1902
24 Oct 1901
8
Oct 1899
17
HARTMAN, Frank
28 years
HAYNES, Willie
HENRY, Jacob
HOOPS, Abraham
(2)
(1)
(1)
(2)
(1)
(2)
(2)
(1)
(2)
(1)
(1)
HUBBELL, Infant daughter
m H.
(1)
(1)
(2)
(2)
(2)
n
80
it
Stillborn
JOHNSON, Stephen
73 years
16
60
LAYFIELD, Joseph
73
LIND, Frank
37
n
n
"
n
LINES, Hiram
LOVELL, William
85
n
83
ti
MARTINES, J.
25
it
MASSONI, Gasparo
54
n
MATCHETT, B. M.
McCAFFREY, Edward
MENDOZA, Francisco
84
ti
2 Oct 1892
28 Mar 1899
5 Nov 1898
16 Feb 1903
1 Jun 1902
31 Jul 1893
28 Jan 1901
6 Oct 1894
15 Mar 1894
19 Dec 1900
6
Jan 1901
17 Jun 1898
17 Jun 1900
4 Sep 1903
40
n
18 Jun 1894
12 Mar 1901
35
it
MERCER, George
MERRITT, Morgan
50
it
66
n
10 Sep 1899
MORA, Frutasio
MORGAN, Infant son of H.
70
it
28 Jun 1896
Stillborn
MYER, W. J.
60 years
NICKELSON, Hans
ORMON, Reine
79
tt
10 Jul 1898
69
•t
28 Jan 1902
7 Dec 1899
1 Jun 1899
11 Jan 1901
OVALDO, Manuel
PALMTREE, James
65
tt
4
90
tt
6 Jun 1894
Dec 1896
PARIANI, Guiseppi
46
it
PINERO, Manrico
PRICE, B. R.
PURDY, Byron
RAMOS, Pedro
15 Apr 1894
75
n
23 Mar 1901
64
it
77
n
RECASENA, Ygnacio
72
n
RILEY, John
ROBLES, Lorenzo
21
it
1 Aug 1896
70
ti
4 Sep 1901
27 Dec 1894
35
"
RYLAND, Henry
40
•i
SANFORD, John
102
it
5 Aug 1893
15 Jan 1903
15 Sep 1901
11 Oct 1892
8 Mar 1897
77
it
19 Feb 1897
ii
24 Jan 1899
SCHROEDER, Henry
38
SHEARMASTER, Samuel
16
"
SHELLEY, Percy Bysshe
1 Apr 1894
50
"
23 Jul 1897
SHILLING, Thomas
SMITH, Jerome
60
tt
20 Mar 1894
SWEENEY, Joseph R.
33
ii
14 May 1896
THOMAS, Charles
43
ti
27 Feb 1895
62
ti
TODD, Joseph
TODD. Infant daughter of
UNKNOWN (Man)
UNKNOWN (Man)
VILLOTTI, Angello
(1)
76
JORGINSON, Luis Peter
KNAPP, Melville A.
SCHINDLER, Peter
(1)
14 Mar 1895
it
1
34
W.
A.
"
Stillborn
About 60 years
40
"
24 May 1901
22 Jul
1892
17 Feb 1903
4
Nov 1895
11 Sep 1898
28
tt
23 Jul 1896
WALLACE, W.
WALZ, William Lewis
WEIMER, Edward
47
it
16 Feb 1902
38
ii
WHITE, A. H.
86
WILLS, Hugh
35
WOLTHEIS, Dennis
22
YATES, Alex
ZIMMERMAN, William
74
ti
30
ii
21
"
tt
it
"
2 Apr 1897
1 Jul 1893
19 Jan 1903
6 Apr 1903
29 Nov 1895
23 Aug 1900
17 Aug 1896
18
MEMBER ANCESTOR TABLES, DATING FROM THE IMMIGRANT
In the Bicentennial
Year the Central New York Genealogical Society pub
lished a series of volumes of Six
Generation Ancestor
Tables submitted
by its members. As explained by the Society, the format was styled after
that devised by the late Donald Lines Jacobus. Readers were warned that
acceptance of names, dates and places without seeking independent proof
from primary sources should be avoided. The intent of the project was to
assist not only the Society's members, but all persons with any New York
State questions. With the introduction of a regular feature in ANCESTORS
WEST emulating CNYGS's effort we hope to realize similar aims, but with
out geographical restrictions. The data will be presented in less detail
but will continue beyond six generations,
the immigrant ancestor.
where appropriate, to include
Immigrant parents will be thus noted, excluding
like reference to children accompanying them and others born outside the
United States or colonial America after the family's initial arrival. As
most of the tables
thus far received have
included only the country or
state for place names, the charts will be prepared showing them in that
way. This can be expanded to include towns or counties in the future if
that is felt necessary. Unknowns will be indicated by question marks. If
dates are approximate, they will be underlined. Jacobus' numbering sys
tem will be employed with generations delineated by extra spacing. Col
umns following names will be in order of year of birth, place, year of
death and place. Members are urged to submit tables, which will be pub
lished in order of receipt and subject to availability of space.
CHART 1
1. Charles Andrews MILLER (Helen MURRAY)
1136 La Vista, Santa Barbara,
CA 93110
Charles Andrews MILLER,
Sr.
Theodora COKMENTZ
1873
1878
-
-
IA
1948
WI
1927
IN
1927
5. Mary Margaret CLARK
1847
-
PA
1916
6. Gustav Frederick COMMENTZ (I)
7. Theodora HAEFLE (I)
1832
-
GER
1884
GER
1911
4. Theodore F.
8.
MILLER
James Evans MILLER
1845
1850
1805
_
-
KY
1864
-
KY
1890
-
PA
1873
PA
1904
-
9. Nancy FLICKNER
1810
10. John CLARK
1797
11. Mary Kithcart ANDREWS
1814
18. John FLICKNER
1777
?
1848
19. Mary Magdalene RICE
1785
-
MD
1855
20.
John CLARK
1760
-
IRE
1831
-
PA
1840
IRE
1840
PA
1866
21. Elizabeth REED
1770
22. William ANDREWS (I)
1777
23.
1792
Sarah KITHCART
38. Andrew RICE
1757
39. Mary NEED
40. John CLARK (I)
1769
1722
-
_
-
-
_
-
-
MD
1814
MD
1836
IRE
1805
41. Margaret WILSON (I)
?
-
SCOT
?
42. Thomas REED (I)
?
-
IRE
?
46. Joseph KITHCART (I)
1770
-
IRE
1817
47. Elizabeth CUNNINGHAM
1772
-
PA
1854
CA
-
CA
-
CA
-
CA
-
-
-
WI
IL
IA
-
CA
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
_
-
-
-
-
-
-
IA
CA
IN
IN
PA
PA
PA
PA
KY
IN
PA
PA
PA
PA
OH
19
76.
77.
78.
79.
92.
93.
94.
Caspar RICE (I)
Mary ?
George NEED (I)
Magdalena ? (I)
John KITHCART (I)
Sarah WHITE (I)
Barnett CUNNINGHAM (I)
95. Anna WILSON
?
GER
1801 -
?
?
?
KY
1740 -
GER
1782 -
MD
?
GER
1815 -
KY
1737 -
IRE
1812 -
PA
PA
KY
1740 -
IRE
1798 -
1736 -
IRE
1808 -
PA
1739 -
?
1825 -
PA
189. Sarah Marjory (CUNNINGHAM/TORRANCE) (I) ?
?
IRE
190. James WILSON (I)
IRE
?
-
?
PA
PA
CHART 2
1. Helen MURRAY (Charles MILLER)
1136 La Vista, Santa Barbara, CA 93110
2. Leo Patrick MURRAY
1887
3. Mabel LONGACRE
1892
4. Joseph Daniel MURRAY
1860
5. Theresa IMBER
1859
6. Matthias Reiff LONGACRE
1836
7. Mary Jane VANDERBILT
1848
8. Patrick MURRAY (I)
1817
9. Sarah Ann LAUTZHEISER
1836
10. Frank Xavier IMBER (I)
11. Theresa SCHICK (I)
12. Henry LONGACRE
1836
13. Elizabeth REIFF
1817
14. Henry E. VANDERBILT
1805
15. Elthera PURDY
1823
1805
1811
25. Catherine ZIMMERMAN
1770
26. George S. REIFF
27. Margaret HEEBNER
1796
28.
1780
30. Caleb PURDY
1782
31.
Hester MILLER
1788
36. Henry LAUTZHEISER
1779
37.
1783
38. John BOWER, JR.
?
39.
1772
48. Daniel LONGACRE
1738
49. Elizabeth ?
?
52.
1766
53. Elizabeth STAUFFER
1764
54. Christopher HEEBNER
1770
55.
Susanna SMITH
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1797
1782
Abraham REIFF
-
1767
29. Mary EVERETT
Susanna ?
_
-
1809
18. Daniel LAUTZHEISER
Elizabeth RUPERT
-
1836
19. Veronica BOWER
24. Jacob LONGACRE
Peter VANDERBILT
-
1773
56. Aries VANDERBILT
1736
57. Annetje NAGEL
?
60.
Job PURDY
1761
61.
Phebe GEDNEY
1764
OH
1957
PA
1965
• -
-
CA
CA
OH
1930
FRA
1917
-
OH
PA
1911
-
CA
NY
1893
—
-
OH
PA
IRE
1903
OH
1898
FRA
1906
-
OH
FRA
1913
-
OH
PA
1845
-
PA
PA
1878
-
PA
NY
1880
-
IA
NY
1882
-
-
-
OH
OH
IA
PA
1854
—
OH
1890
-
PA
1845
-
PA
?
1840
-
PA
OH
OH
PA
1820
-
PA
-
PA
1867
-
PA
-
NY
1839
-
NY
NY
1835
-
NY
NY
1868
-
NY
NY
1866
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
NY
PA
1849
PA
1823
-
OH
_
OH
•>
1849
-
OH
?
1849
-
OH
PA
?
-
?
?
-
PA
1846
-
PA
?
PA
1827
-
PA
-
?
?
PA
?
?
1816
-
PA
NY
1808
-
NY
?
?
-
NY
NY
1819
-
NY
NY
1834
-
NY
20
62. John MILLER,
63.
Sr.
?
Hester ?
?
-
-
?
1808
?
?
72.
Peter LAUTZHEISER
1744
-
GER
1805
73.
Anna Barbara SCHNEIDER
1749
-
?
•p
-
GER
1840
74. Adam RUPERT (I)
1758
75. Margaretha GOTTZEN
?
-
?
o
76. John BOWER, Sr.
?
-
?
77.
Catherine ?
•>
?
1808
?
96.
John LONGACRE
1708
-
GER
1745
97.
Susanna
?
?
PA
1808
-
?
-
104. George REIFF
1740
-
105.
1740
Elizabeth HENDRICKS
-
106. Mathias STAUFFER
1740
107. Anna CLEMENS
1740
108. Christopher HEEBNER, Sr.
1731
-
109.
-
-
?
1817
PA
1826
PA
?
GER
1817
Susanna WIEGNER
1738
-
PA
1814
112. Aert VANDERBILT
1693
-
NY
1762
113. Seytie STRYCKER
1694
-
NY
?
120. Jonathan PURDY, Jr.
1728
-
NY
1783
121. Charity HADDEN
1730
NY
1814
GER
?
?
144. Henry LAUTZHEISER (I)
?
145. Maria Catherine ?
?
(I)
-
-
GER
-
146. Anthony SCHNEIDER (I)
1724
147. Anna Maria DUI
?
-
192. Daniel LONGACRE (I)
?
-
-
-
GER
1803
?
?
GER
1756
?
?
GER
1782
193. Elizabeth ?
?
208. Jacob REIFF, Sr.
1698
209. Anna FISHER
1709
?
1788
210.
?
-
?
?
212. Christiam STAUFFER II
1717
-
GER
1781
213.
?
-
?
?
1715
-
PA
1776
Leonard HENDRICKS
Elizabeth ?
214. Abraham CLEMENS
215. Catherine BACHMAN
1722
216.
217.
218.
219.
1696
David HEEBNER (I)
Maria KREIBEL (I)
Hans WIEGNER (I)
Anna REINWALD (I)
1705
1690
-
-
-
-
-
-
?
1810
GER
1784
GER
1793
GER
1767
1699
-
GER
1785
224. Aris Janse VANDERBILT
1653
-
NY
1715
225. Hilletje REMSEN
1653
-
NY
?
226. Pieter STRYCKER
1653
NY
1741
227. Annetje BARENDS
1659
240. Jonathan PURDY, Sr.
1694
-
-
NY
1717
-
NY
1772
NY
?
NY
1784
NY
?
241. Mary HART
1694
-
242.
?
-
Job HADDEN
243. Elizabeth GRIFFEN
?
416. Hans George REIFF (I)
1662
417.
424.
428.
429.
1662
Anna Maria ? (I)
Christian STAUFFER I
Gerhart CLEMENS (I)
Anna REIF (I)
(I)
-
_
-
?
-
1680
-
1680
430. George BACHMAN (I)
•>
431. Anna Maria SCHNABLY (I)
•>
438. George REINWALD (I)
7
439. Barbara ? (I)
448. Jan Aertsen VANDERBILT (I)
•>
1625
-
-
-
-
-
-
GER
1726
Ger
1753
GER
1735
HOLL
1745
SWITZ
1744
GER
1753
GER
NY
-
?
-
PA
_
?
-
OH
?
-
-
OH
-
?
-
PA
-
?
-
PA
-
PA
-
PA
-
?
-
PA
-
PA
-
NY
-
?
-
NY
-
NY
-
PA
-
PA
-
PA
-
?
-
PA
-
?
-
PA
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
GER
1738
GER
1746
HOLL
1705
-
-
-
PA
?
PA
?
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
NJ
?
NY
NY
NY
?
NY
NY
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
NJ
21
449. Anneken HENDRICKS (I)
NOR
?
HOLL
1681
-
NY
?
-
HOLL
1697
HOLL
?
-
NY
CT
1710
-
NY
-
450. Rem Jansen VANDERBEECK (I)
-
451. Jannetje RAPALIE
1629
452
Jan STRYCKER (I)
1615
453
480
Lambertje SEUBERING (I)
Joseph PURDY
1653
481
Elizabeth ?
?
?
482 Jonathan HART
1650
483.
Hannah BUDD
1657
484
Thomas HADDEN
1692
466
Benjamin GRIFFEN
?
487
Mary DISBROW
?
902. Jores Jansen RAPALIE (I)
903. Catalina TRICO (I)
960. Francis PURDY (I)
-
-
961. Mary BRUNDAGE
1628
964. Edward HART (I)
966. John BUDD, Jr.
?
1620
967. Mary HORTON
?
968. John HADDEN
1663
969. Elizabeth ?
?
972. John GRIFFEN
?
973. Elizabeth ?
?
1922.
1923.
1932.
1933.
1934.
?
John BRUNDAGE (I)
Rachel HUBBARD (I)
John BUDD, Sr. (I)
Katherine BROWN (I)
Barnabas HORTON (I)
?
-
NY
-
NY
?
-
NY
1758
-
-
NY
NY
FRA
?
-
FRA
?
-
NY
-
ENG
1658
-
CT
-
ENG
?
-
ENG
?
ENG
1684
MA
?
NY
?
NY
-
?
-
NY
-
NY
-
NY
-
NY
-
NY
-
NY
?
?
?
1742
?
1740
-
ENG
1639
-
-
ENG
1648
-
NY
-
ENG
1670
-
NY
-
-
?
-
-
-
1602
1731
1760
?
NY
-
-
?
NY
?
-
-
-
-
1600
?
-
-
1600
1935. Mary LANGTON (I)
1944. Edward GRIFFEN (I)
1945. Mary ?
?
1711
-
1590
NY
NY
?
-
1615
-
-
NY
-
?
?
NY
-
-
?
-
-
-
-
ENG
?
ENG
1680
ENG
?
WALES
?
?
?
-
NY
CT
-
NY
-
NY
-
?
-
NY
-
?
CHART 3
1.
Alma M.
IMHOFF (Carl R. LAURITSEN)
220 Magna Vista, Santa Barbara,
CA 93110
2.
Will IMHOFF
1874
3. Mariamne ALBERTSON
1879
4.
John M.
1837
5.
Sarah FINNEY
IMHOFF
1845
6.
James Newton ALBERTSON
1849
7.
Mariamne UTTER
1854
8. Jacob IMHOFF (I)
1801
9.
1806
Jane McKINLEY
10. Alonzo FINNEY
?
11. Olive Angeline FOSDICK
1818
12. Parker ALBERTSON
?
13. Diana BARRETT
?
14. Abraham UTTER
?
15.
1824
Lettice SWANK
22. Thomas Updike FOSDICK II
1784
23. Rachel ARMSTRONG
?
-
-
MO
1935
IL
1968
-
-
NE
OR
-
OH
1912
-
IN
1930
-
IN
1939
IN
1923
SWITZ
1881
?
1878
-
?
1865
-
IN
?
?
-
IN
?
?
-
IL
?
?
-
IL
NJ
?
-
IN
?
?
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
_
KS
-
MO
-
KS
-
_
-
CT
1854
_
?
1856
-
KS
IN
IN
IN
IN
IN
22
30. Joseph SWANK
1788 -
ENG
31.
7
?
Lettice VAN METER
-
?
-
IN
-
?
44. Thomas Updike FOSDICK
1754 -
CT
1811 -
NY
45.
Sarah HOWE
?
NY
?
-
?
46.
Solomon ARMSTRONG
1750 -
NY
?
-
?
1794 -
61. Rosanna SUMMITT
?
7
?
?
-
?
62.
John VAN METER
?
?
?
-
?
88.
Thomas FOSDICK II
1725 -
CT
1776 -
?
89.
Anna HAVENS
1729 -
NY
1782 -
NY
?
?
?
-
?
?
60. John SWANK (I)
124. Jacob VAN METER (METEREN)
_
IN?
KY
176.
Thomas FOSDICK
1696 -
CT
1774 -
177.
Esther UPDIKE
?
?
1755 -
?
178. Jonathan HAVENS
1729 -
NY
1774 -
?
179. Catherine NICOLL
1700 -
?
1779 -
?
248.
Jens Joosten VAN METEREN
?
?
?
-
?
249.
Sara DUBOIS
?
?
?
-
?
352.
Samuel FOSDICK
1655 -
MA
1702 -
CT
353. Mercy PICKETT
1661 -
?
1725 -
CT
354. Lodowick UPDIKE
?
?
?
-
?
355. Abigail NEWTON
?
?
?
-
?
356.
1681 -
RI
1748 -
?
357. Hannah BROWN
1688 -
?
1754 -
?
358. William NICOLL
?
?
?
-
?
359. Ann VAN RENSSELAER
?
?
?
-
?
Jonathan HAVENS
598. Louis DUBOIS
?
?
?
-
?
704. John FOSDICK
1626 -
?
1716 -
?
705. Ann Shapley
?
?
1679 -
?
706. John Pickett
?
?
1667 -
CT
CHART k
1. Mary Ellen WEBSTER (Wisner Avery GALBRAITH)
484 Vaquero Lane, Santa
Barbara, CA 93111
2. Charles P. WEBSTER
1886 -
MI
1953 -
3. Mary C. HILL
1888 -
KY
1917 - AZ
MI
4. Elmer R.
WEBSTER
1855 -
MI
1924 -
MI
PITHER
1863 -
PA
1937 -
MI
5.
Birdie J.
6.
Joshua HILL
1847 -
NJ
1915 -
CA
7.
Ellen PREWITT
1853 -
KY
1929 -
MI
8. Alonson WEBSTER
1827 -
MI
1876 -
MI
9.
1829 -
NY
1897 -
MI
10. Charles PITHER
1828 -
ENG
1871 -
KS
11. Mary Ann CANNONS
1825 -
ENG
1894 -
MI
Delia RICHMOND
12. Luther HILL
1809 -
NJ
1873 -
NJ
13. Abigail DILDINE
1811 -
NJ
1871 -
NJ
14. Levi PREWITT
1819 -
KY
1892 -
KY
15. Mary Ellen COLEMAN
1828 -
KY
1894 -
KY
23
16. Chester WEBSTER
1795
17. Polly M. WHITNEY
1798
18. John RICHMOND
1785
-
19.
Chloe McLOUTH
1792
20.
John PITHER (I)
?
24. Joseph HILL
25. Mary PRICE
1771
26.
1763
Thomas DILDINE
?
28. William C.
PREWITT
1884
1887
MA
1867
-
NY
1863
-
ENG
1851
-
NJ
1849
-
NJ
1845
-
NJ
1822
-
NJ
1845
-
1779
27. Delia DIVERS
NY
NY
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
1788
-
VA
1854
29. Margaret M. EDMISTON
1788
-
VA
1830
30.
Samuel COLEMAN
1804
-
KY
1884
31.
Elizabeth GRAVES
?
KY
?
CT
1832
-
NY
?
1813
-
NY
32. Abijah WEBSTER
1762
33.
Sarah WARREN
1769
34.
Joshua WHITNEY
1769
35.
Phoebe PARKER
1768
36.
Zebulon RICHMOND
1757
37.
Susanna BESWICK
1759
38.
Solomon McLOUTH
1761
39. Charity MASON
1765
48.
Samuel HILL
1750
49.
Elizabeth OPDYKE
1745
50.
Zachariah PRICE
1744
51. Mary DUPUY
52. Sampson DILDINE
1754
53. Martha HUNT
1742
56.
1758
Robert PREWITT
?
57. Martha CHANDLER
?
58. John EDMISTON
1757
59. Margaret MONTGOMERY
1762
60.
?
John COLEMAN
61. Lucy CHILES
?
64.
Ashbel WEBSTER
1733
65.
Rachel PRICE
1737
66. Gideon WARREN
1730
67.
Ann ?
?
68.
Joshua WHITNEY
1724
70.
Enos PARKER
1744
71.
Demaris PARKER
1743
72.
Nathaniel RICHMOND
1733
73. Mary RICHMOND
?
74. Charles BESWICK
1733
75. Tracy HUBBARD
?
76.
1724
Lawrence McLOUTH (I)
77. Molly PRATT
78. Benjamin MASON
1739
79. Ann MASON
1742
98.
Joshua OPDYKE
1713
99.
Ann GREEN
1718
1737
100.
Samuel PRICE
1693
101.
Sarah PERRIN
?
102. Henry DE PUE
1777
103.
?
Sarah ?
104. Uriah DILDINE
1680
105. Annatji LA FORSE
1685
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
RI
1810
MA
1818
MA
1832
MA
1845
MA
1837
MA
1834
-
NJ
1809
-
NJ
1815
-
NJ
1806
-
NJ
1820
?
1777
NJ
?
VA
1819
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
KY
KY
KY
KY
NY
NY
-
MA
-
MA
-
MA
-
MA
-
NJ
-
NJ
-
NJ
-
NJ
-
NJ
-
NJ
-
KY
?
?
-
-
VA
1813
-
MI
-
VA
1833
-
VA
KY
?
KY
?
MA
1801
-
MA
1813
-
NY
-
NY
-
-
-
_
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Ma
1803
?
?
CT
1814
-
-
?
KY
KY
NY
-
?
-
MA
?
?
?
-
CT
?
-
MA
1813
-
MA
MA
1776
-
MA
MA
1825
-
MA
?
?
-
IRE
1803
-
MA
MA
1803
-
?
MA
?
MA
1780
?
?
-
?
-
MA
-
NJ
NJ
1789
-
NJ
?
-
MA
1768
MA
?
NJ
?
?
?
-
?
?
1760
-
NJ
NJ
?
-
?
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
?
-
NJ
-
NJ
-
?
24
106. Samuel HUNT
107.
Abigail KN0LTON
112. Michael PREWITT,
Sr
?
-
?
1752 - NJ
?
-
?
?
1720 -
113.
Elizabeth SIMPKINS
?
114.
Robert CHANDLER
1729 -
-
?
1798 -
KY
?
?
?
KY
1792 -
KY
VA
_
-
115. Mary HAMBLEN
?
-
?
?
-
?
118.
?
-
VA
?
-
?
119. Mary ROBINSON
?
-
KY
?
-
?
120.
John COLEMAN
?
-
VA
?
-
?
121.
Eunice HAWES
?
-
VA
?
-
?
James MONTGOMERY
1705 -
CT
1781 -
129.
Mable RISLEY
1718 -
CT
1781 - CT
130.
Samuel PRICE, Jr.
128. Jonathan WEBSTER
CT
1715 -
CT
1788 -
?
131. Lucy BLINN
1713 -
CT
1770 -
?
132. Jabez WARREN
?
-
?
?
-
?
?
-
CT
?
-
MA
1680 -
MA
1750 - CT
?
?
133.
Mary BIRCHARD?
136. Cornelious WHITNEY
-
-
?
137.
Sarah ?
?
140.
Didymus PARKER
1721 -
CT
1790 -
MA
141. Phoebe JOHNSON
1720 -
CT
?
-
?
142. Elisha PARKER
1708 -
MA
?
-
?
-
143.
Susanna TUTTLE
1708 -
NH
?
144.
Nathaniel RICHMOND
1700 -
MA
1763 -
145. Alice HACKETT
1715 -
MA
?
146. John RICHMOND
1712 -
MA
1801 -
MA
1714 -
MA
1747 -
MA
1746 -
MA
1825 - MA
147.
Dighton MYRICK
148. Charles BESWICK
-
?
MA
?
1709 -
MA
1744 -
MA
154. Peter PRATT
1711 -
MA
1759 -
MA
155. Mary LINCOLN
1716 -
MA
?
-
?
156. Charles MASON
1713 -
MA
?
-
MA
157. Keziah MILLER
1715 -
MA
1775 - MA
158. Peletiah MASON
1711 -
MA
1781 -
MA
159. Hanna HAILE
1716 -
MA
1760 -
MA
1685 -
NJ
1752 - NJ
-
NJ
1760 -
NJ
L.I.
1760 -
NJ
?
?
?
149.
Hanna FIELDS
196. Albert OPDYKE
197.
Elizabeth ?
?
198.
Samuel GREEN
1700 -
199.
Hanna ?
?
200.
Robert PRICE
1656 -
CT
1715 - CT
201.
Sarah WEBB
1660 -
MA
1704 -
MA
202.
Richard FOX
?
-
MA
?
-
?
210.
Jan LA FORSE
?
-
?
?
-
?
211.
Frances MARLET
?
-
?
?
-
?
-
-
212.
Samuel HUNT,
?
-
?
1717 -
213.
Mary ?
?
-
?
?
-
?
226.
John SIMPKINS
?
-
?
?
-
?
227.
Elizabeth RENCH
?
?
-
?
Robert COLEMAN
?
7
-
240.
-
?
?
-
?
241.
Elizabeth LINDSAY
?
-
?
?
-
?
Sr.
NJ
256.
Jonathan WEBSTER
1682 -
CT
1758 -
CT
257.
Esther JUDD
1685 -
CT
1782 -
MA
258.
John RISLEY
1677 -
MA
1755 -
MA
259. Mary ARNOLD
1678 -
MA
?
1693 -
MA
1768 -
1727 - MA
1756 - CT
260.
Samuel PRICE,
Sr.
261.
Dorothy FOX
1694 -
CT
262.
Jonathan BLINN
1686 -
CT
-
?
NJ
25
263.
?
Hanna CLARK
272. Deac.
Joshua WHITNEY
-
1635 -
-
?
?
MA
1719 -
?
MA
273.
Abigail TARBALL
1650 -
MA
?
280.
Eliphlet PARKER
1681 -
CT
1757 -
CT
281.
Hanna BEACH
1683 -
CT
1749 -
CT
282.
John JOHNSON
1687 -
CT
1744 -
CT
283.
Sarah Jennings HITCHCOCK
1705 - CT
1748 -
CT
284. John PARKER
1675 - CT
?
-
CT
285. Mary KIBBE
1677 -
MA
?
-
286. William TUTTLE
1673 -
CT
1727 -
287. Mary ABERNATHY
-
-
?
?
CT
?
1680 - CT
?
288.
Edward RICHMOND
1665 -
MA
1741 -
289.
Maercy ?
?
-
?
?
-
?
290.
John HACKETT
?
-
?
?
-
?
291.
Elizabeth ELLIOT
?
-
?
?
-
292.
John RICHMOND
1673 -
MA
1760 -
MA
?
MA
1686 - MA
?
-
?
294.
Isaac MYRICK (MERRICK)
1660 -
?
?
-
?
295.
Dighton BIRD
1687 -
MA
?
-
1681 -
RI
1746 -
293. Hanna OTIS
298. Daniel FIELDS
-
?
MA
?
299.
Sarah AMES
1685 -
MA
?
308.
Samuel PRATT
1670 -
CT
1728 -
1675 -
CT
1735 -
MA
1684 -
MA
1761 -
MA
309. Patience CHARD
310.
Nathaniel LINCOLN
MA
?
1769 -
MA
1670 -
MA
1740 -
MA
313. Ruth ROUNDS
?
-
?
1740 -
MA
314. John MILLER
?
-
?
?
-
?
315.
?
-
?
?
-
?
1669 -
MA
1763 -
MA
1673 -
MA
1727 -
MA
1677 -
MA
1718 -
MA
?
?
?
-
?
311. Alice ANDREWS
312.
Benjamin MASON
Sarah ?
316. Pelatiah MASON,
317.
Sr.
Hepsibeth BROOKS
318. John HALE
319.
Hanna TILLINGHAST
-
-
?
392. Johannes OPDYKE
1651 -
NJ
?
-
?
393. Catharine ?
?
-
?
?
-
?
?
-
NJ
?
-
?
422. Abraham MARLET
?
-
?
?
-
?
423. John WEBB
?
-
MA
?
-
?
?
-
?
?
-
?
?
-
?
?
-
?
?
-
VA
?
-
?
396.
424.
Richard GREEN
Ralph HUNT
425. Elizabeth JESSUP
480.
Robert COLEMAN
512. Jonathan WEBSTER
1657 -
CT
1735 -
CT
513. Dorcus HOPKINS
1681 -
CT
1695 -
CT
514.
Benjamin JUDD
1642 -
CT
1689 -
CT
515.
Mary LEWIS
1645 -
CT
1691 -
CT
516.
Richard RISLEY
1648 -
CT
1728 -
CT
517.
Rebecca ADAMS
1658 -
CT
1726 -
CT
518.
Henry ARNOLD
1650 -
CT
1724 -
CT
519.
Elizabeth COLFAX
1653 -
CT
1725 -
CT
520.
Robert PRICE
1656 -
CT
1715 -
CT
521.
Sarah WEBB
1657 -
CT
1704 -
CT
522.
Richard FOX
1641 -
ENG
1709 -
CT
523.
Beriah SMITH
?
?
1727 -
CT
524.
Peter BLINN
1640 -
ENG
1724 -
CT
-
?
-
?
?
-
526.
William CLARK
?
-
?
?
-
544.
John WHITNEY (I)
1589 -
ENG
1673 -
525. Mary ?
?
?
MA
26
545. Elinor ? (I)
546. Thomas TARBALL (I)
1599 -
ENG
1659 - MA
?
ENG
1680 -
MA
560. John PARKER
1648 -
CT
1711 -
CT
561.
Hanna BASSETT
1650 -
CT
1726 -
CT
562.
John BEACH
1655 - CT
1709 -
CT
563. Mary ROYCE
?
?
?
564. John JOHNSTON
1661 -
CT
1712 -
CT
565. Mable GRANNIS
1666 -
CT
1745 -
CT
566. Nathaniel HITCHCOCK
567. Sarah Lewis JENNINGS
1679 -
CT
1710 -
CT
1684 -
MA
?
570. Elisha .KIBBEE
1644 -
CT
1735 -
571.
1645 -
CT
1740 -
CT
1637 -
CT
1705 -
CT
CT
Rachel COOKE
572. Jonathan TUTTLE
-
-
-
-
?
?
CT
Rebecca BELL
1643 -
CT
1676 -
574. William ABERNATHY
1650 -
Ct.
?
-
?
575.
?
?
?
-
?
573.
Sarah DOOLITTLE
-
576. John RICHMOND
1627 -
ENG
1715 -
577. Abigail ROGERS
1641 -
MA
1727 -
MA
584. John RICHMOND
1627 -
ENG
1715 -
MA
585. Abigail ROGERS
1641 -
MA
1727 -
MA
586. Stephen OTIS
7
-
?
?
-
?
587.
?
-
?
?
-
?
1602 -
WALES
1688 -
7
?
?
1732 -
MA
MA
Hanna ENSIGN
588. William MYRICK (MERRICK)
589.
Rebecca TRACY
(I)
-
-
MA
MA
?
590. John BIRD
1641 -
MA
591. Elizabeth WILLIAMS
1647 -
MA
1724 -
596. John FIELDS
?
?
?
598.
John AMES
1647 -
MA
1726 -
MA
599.
Sarah WILLIS
1651 -
MA
1726 -
MA
616.
Samuel PRATT
1633 -
MA
1678 -
MA
617. Hanna ROGERS
?
?
?
620.
1656 -
MA
-
-
-
-
?
?
621. Mary STACEY
?
-
?
1720 _
?
622.
?
-
?
?
_
7
623. Alice SHAW
?
-
?
?
-
?
624. Sampson MASON
625. Mary BUTTERWORTH
?
-
ENG
1763 -
MA
?
-
MA
1714 -
MA
626. John ROUNDS
7
-
?
?
632. Sampson MASON
633. Mary BUTTERWORTH
634. Timothy BROOKS
7
-
ENG
1763 -
MA
?
-
MA
1714 -
MA
1673 -
MA
1727 -
MA
635. Mary RUSSEL
7
-
?
?
-
638.
?
-
?
?
-
1640 -
MA
1720 -
MA
1024. Lt. Robert WEBSTER
1619 -
ENG
1676 -
CT
1025. Susanna TREAT
1629 -
ENG
1705 -
CT
1026. Stephen HOPKINS
1637 -
CT
1689 -
CT
1027. Dorcus BRONSON
1637 -
CT
1697 -
CT
1028. Deac. Thomas JUDD
1029. Sarah STEELE
1030. William LEWIS
1638 -
MA
1769 -
CT
7
-
?
1738 -
CT
?
-
ENG
?
-
?
1031. Mary HOPKINS
1032. Richard RISLEY (I)
1625 -
ENG
?
-
?
1615 -
ENG
1648 -
1033. Mary ARNOLD
7
?
?
-
1034. John ADAMS
1638 -
CT
?
-
1035. Abigail SMITH
?
?
1670 -
CT
1036. Daniel ARNOLD
1615 -
ENG
1691 -
CT
Thomas LINCOLN
John ANDREWS
Pardon TILLINGHAST
639. Lydia TABOR
-
-
-
MA
7
?
?
?
CT
?
?
27
1037. Elizabeth OSBORNE
1038. William COLFAX
1039. Alse (Alice?)
?
?
-
?
?
?
-
?
1661 -
CT
-
?
?
-
?
?
-
?
1042. John WEBB
?
-
MA
?
-
?
1044. Thomas FOX
?
-
?
?
-
?
1045. Rebecca WYETH
?
-
?
?
-
?
?
-
CT
?
-
?
?
-
?
?
-
?
-
?
1046.
1120.
1122.
1124.
1125.
Richard SMITH
William PARKER
William BASSETT
Thomas BEACH
?
-
?
?
?
-
?
1662 - CT
Sarah PLATT
?
-
?
1670 -
CT
1128. John JOHNSON
?
-
CT
1682 -
CT
1129.
1130.
1131.
1132.
?
-
?
1693 - CT
?
-
?
?
-
?
?
-
?
?
-
?
?
Hanna PARMELEE
Edward GRANNIS
Hanna WAKEFIELD
John HITCHCOCK
?
-
?
?
-
?
-
?
?
-
?
?
-
?
?
-
?
1135. Hanna DICKINSON
?
-
?
?
-
?
1140. Edward KIBBEE
?
-
?
?
-
?
?
-
?
?
-
?
1133. Abigail ?
1134. Stephen JENNINGS
1141. Mary PARTRIDGE
1142. Henry COOKE
?
-
?
?
-
?
1143. Judith BIRDSALL
?
-
?
?
-
?
1144. William TUTTLE (I)
1145. Elizabeth ? (I)
1609 -
ENG
1673 -
CT
1611 -
ENG
1684 -
CT
?
-
?
?
-
?
?
-
?
?
-
?
1620 -
ENG
1690 -
1617 -
ENG
?
1594 -
ENG
1664 -
1611 -
ENG
1691 -
CT
1619 -
ENG
?
?
1168. John RICHMOND (I)
1594 -
ENG
1664 - MA
1170. John ROGERS
1171. Ann CHURCHMAN
1611 -
ENG
1691 - MA
1619 -
ENG
?
-
?
1180. Thomas BIRD
?
-
?
?
-
?
1181. Ann ?
?
-
?
?
-
?
1196. William AMES
1197. Hanna ?
1198. John WILLIS
?
-
?
?
-
?
?
-
?
?
-
?
1146. Lt. Francis BELL
1147. Rebecca ?
1150. Abraham DOOLITTLE
1151. Joan ALLING (ALLEN)
1152. John RICHMOND (I)
1154. John ROGERS
1155. Ann CHURCHMAN
-
-
CT
?
MA
?
-
?
?
-
?
1199. Elizabeth HODGKINS
1266. John BUTTERWORTH
?
-
?
?
-
?
?
-
MA
?
-
?
2048. John WEBSTER (I)
2049. Agnes SMITH (I)
1590 -
ENG
1661 - MA
1585 -
ENG
1667 - MA
?
?
1669 - CT
2050. Richard TREAT (I)
2051. Alice GAYLORD (I)
2052.
2053.
2054.
2055.
2056.
2058.
2060.
2061.
2068.
2069.
John HOPKINS (I)
Jane STRONG (I)
John BRONSON (I)
Sarah VENTRIS (I)
Thomas JUDD (I)
John STEELE (I)
William LEWES (I)
Felex COLLINS (I)
Jeremy ADAMS (I)
Rebecca GRENHILL (I)
2070. Richard SMITH
-
1594 -
ENG
1703 -
CT
?
-
ENG
1649 -
CT
?
1679 - CT
-
ENG
1602 -
ENG
1689 - CT
1594 -
ENG
1688 -
1603 -
ENG
?
1591 -
ENG
1664 -
?
-
ENG
?
-
?
1683 - CT
1671 - CT
-
MA
?
CT
1604 -
ENG
1683 -
?
-
ENG
1678 - CT
?
-
?
?
-
CT
?
28
-
ENG
2071. Rebecca TREAT (I)
2202. James ALLEN (I)
?
ENG
?
?
ENG
1661 -
CT
2258. John PARMELEE
?
?
?
-
CT
2259. Hanna ?
?
?
?
-
?
2266. John DICKINSON
?
?
?
-
?
2267.
?
?
?
?
-
2286. Henry BIRDSALL
?
MA
?
-
2308. Thomas ROGERS (I)
2340. Thomas ROGERS (I)
2480. Thomas LINCOLN (I)
1587 -
ENG
1621 -
MA
1587 -
ENG
1621 -
MA
1600 -
ENG
?
Frances ?
-
?
?
THE IRISH ARE COMING
Patricia White,
a freelance writer and former New York Times columnist,
who spoke at the Society's February meeting,
besides
stirring
up much
interest with her talk, has donated data from her Irish genealogical re
search which will serve as the basis of an article to appear in the next
issue of ANCESTORS WEST. What Alex Hailey did for Black American geneal
ogy, Ms. White is attempting to do for the "White" Irish. Whether you
accept the definition that "History is gossip" or "History is written by
winners," it is easy to understand her feeling that history has handed
the Irish the dirty end of the shillelagh. This is comprehended when one
considers how many with "true" Irish ancestry bear English surnames. Of
course, many Americans have Gaelic surnames adapted from diverse nation
alities, Zajic to O'Hare as an example. And one cannot forget, "If the
name Fitz, it's Norman." Coleridge is quoted as saying, "What is a name
but air?" A fine reminder for us not to put on airs about our names, af
ter all, what would the Omarchadhas have to say about the Murphys?
Ms. White has a work in progress that will reveal much about early Irish
settlers in America. The feeling is that it will dispell many myths con
cerning the contributions of various groups in the founding. As she is
quick to point out,
how fitting it was that a dying
nation play an im
portant role in the birth of another.
We may do our shopping for folklore from different shelves, but it would
be hard to be more convincing. She is able to not only make us understand
that Black is Beautiful but that White is LeBlanc, Blanco, Belko, Weiss,
Bianchi, Byelov and Gwynne. Time allowed us but an appetizer, if I had
my way, Ms. White would return for an encore faster than you can say
Peadar O Tuathail.
QUERIES
KENDRICK-BEATTY-WILLIAMS:
Need information regarding birth and death of
Emery James Kendrick, b. ID, ca. 1908, mo. Zella Williams, b. in OR.
He
m. ca. 1928, in Palo Alto, CA, Hildegarde Beatty.
Mrs. Rolland Stockwell, 760 Casiano Drive #A, Santa Barbara, CA 93105
BAYLOR-HELLER: Need parents of George Baylor and Hannah (Heller) Baylor
who moved from Danville, PA in 1837 to Hardin Co., OH. This family, with
seven children, moved to Marshall Co., IN in 1844.
Cathy Childs, 1078 San Marcos Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93111
29
by Harry Titus
REVIEWS OF BOOKS
GENEALOGICAL PERIODICAL ANNUAL INDEX
1975,
Laird C. Towle, editor
(Bowie, MD: The Yankee Bookman), 62 pages, $9.50.
The current issue, Volume 14, has over 4,000 indexed citations culled
from 117 genealogical and 39 surname or family association periodicals
which, as the author states, "Strives to encompass all English-language
genealogical periodicals." The listings are indexed as to surname, gene
alogical heading, topic or book review.In addition, heraldry and related
subjects are included. Each listing attempts to establish the true con
tent in addition to the title, providing the reader with something tan
gible to guide his research.
GENEALOGY VIA NEWSLETTER, by N. Burr Coryell (Santa Barbara, CA: P.I.P),
illustrated, 19 pages, $5.00.
The author has given a concise outline to anyone wishing to establish a
newsletter, one which seems to cover all facets. He begins with a 'why'
premise which he explains immediately:"Everyone has interesting stories"
and proceeds from that point, covering such things as choosing a 'name,'
frequency of publication and, most importantly, the editor, YOU! He then
covers the mechanics of obtaining mailing lists, types of articles, use
of photographs, layout, distribution, etc. Additionally, he touches on
financing(cost, if you prefer)and how to solicit contributions. However,
he glosses over the time spent in establishing and publishing a news
letter, maintaining that the fun, travel and acquaintances made justify
the effort expended. This publication is heartily recommended for anyone
considering publishing a newsletter —
be it genealogical or not.
PARISH MAPS OF THE COUNTIES OF ENGLAND AND WALES, compiled by The Insti
tute of Heraldic and Genealogical Studies, Northgate, Canterbury, Kent,
England (Logan, UT: The Everton Publishers,Inc.), illustrated, 46 pages,
$14.95.
The institution .compiling the maps included in this fine volume went to
great lengths to delineate the ancient parochial boundaries,indicate the
probate court jurisdiction effecting each area and list the commencement
dates for surviving parish registers in England and Wales.Through use of
this volume the researcher can untangle some of the problems confronting
him in establishing the ecclesiastical jurisdiction for the birthplaces
and residences of ancestors who were from
these sections of the
United
Kingdom. The only criticism centers on the scale used to fit maps to the
pages.
A reading glass of some sort is a necessary aid when the book is
used. A must for every genealogical society or library.
IT HAPPENED IN OLD SANTA BARBARA,
by Walker A. Tompkins (Santa Barbara,
CA: Santa Barbara National Bank), illustrated, 306 pages.
This edition, a collection of vignettes from the pen of Santa Barbara's
adopted son, was distributed by Santa Barbara National Bank without cost
30
for promotional reasons. For those interested in
particularly that of the Santa Barbara region,
formation presented in a most entertaining way.
unique is its treatment of the 'little people,'
most of the chronicles of Santa Barbara's
California history, and
here is a wealth of in
What makes this history
the ones overlooked in
romantic past.
The tales are
arranged in chronological order (with some overlap) beginning with the
discovery by Cabrillo in 1542, "
just half a century plus four days
from Columbus'
landfall in the New World"
of the shelling of Ellwood by a Japanese
to the World War II incident
submarine.
This is not a dry,
factual account but a warm narrative of the everyday happenings now pre
served for posterity by Mr. Tompkins' incisive study. Perhaps not of di
rect genealogical import, but a helpmate to research in the fashion of
more ambitious social histories.
CHEROKEE COUNTY HISTORY, by Mrs. Frank Ross Stewart (Birmingham, AL: The
Birmingham Printing Co.), 483 pages, $20.00.
This volume, Officials and Government, is the second of a series,judging
from the proposed chapters referred to. This enumerates past and present
officeholders and representatives of Cherokee, County, Alabama. Many of
the names are accompanied by biographical sketches.
Entries date from
1856 and may not be of a primarily genealogical character. The sketches,
however,include enough in the way of names of wives and children, dates,
service, fraternal organization activities and extracts from
newspapers
and official documents to provide a wealth of clues for searchers
look
ing for 'proof of an ancestor. There are two indexes, one for the preceeding volume, which is bound in, and a loose mimeographed index in a
pocket affixed to the book. The latter stands a good chance of becoming
lost. The index problem notwithstanding, the book is well produced and
covers much material in a direct manner. Strongly recommended for those
with an interest in this region.
A MIGRATION STUDY OF THE THIRTY-TWO STATES AND THE FOUR ORGANIZED TERRI
TORIES COMPRISING THE UNITED STATES IN 1850~j
compiled by Eleanor Myers
(Syracuse, NY: Central New York Genealogical Society, 1977),
48 pages,
$4.00.
The work divides the tabulations of the 1850 federal census into
part study of migration patterns.
movements
among the states and territories,
from without.
The section
a two-
The first part concerns itself with
the second
dealing with internal
with migrants
migration has columns
under the heading of each state or territory listing: (1) The number of
native-born,within its confines or another of the states or territories.
(2) The foreign-born, listed by country of origin. (3) States and terri
tories receiving migrants from that state by name with accompanying fig
ures. All figures are in descending order. The second section is devoted
to a tabulation of foreign migrants by country and state or territory of
destination. Such a statistical study increases in importance with the
expertise of the researcher.Still, it has much to offer the less sophis
ticated. An example would be the ancestor living in Delaware in 1840 and
unaccounted for in 1850. Since 12,000 from Delaware are shown in Penn
sylvania, that would be the first choice to begin the search. Vermont is
the least likely, reflecting but a single soul traveling in that direc
tion. This publication continues the tradition of impressive projects by
CNYGS. A valuable addition to any library.
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