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Author Archives: Lisaperryjd
Name Change Mystery
I am back from England and doing supplemental research on Tirrells and Bescobys found there. Sarah Tirrell, the daughter of Philip Tirrell and aunt of Thomas Bescoby Tirrell (my 4th great-aunt), was born in Horbling, Lincolnshire, about 1831. According to … Continue reading
Posted in 1850s, 1860s, 1870s, 1880s, 1890s, 1900s, 1910s, 1920s, England, Lincolnshire, Massachusetts, New York, Tyrrell
Tagged ancestry, family, family-history, genealogy, history
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Genealogical travels
I’m about to head to Lincolnshire, England, to do some on the ground genealogy work on the Tirrell/Tyrrell and Bescoby families. Not sure what I can find out, which is exciting.
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John Walker Nelings
The Nelings family appeared to have a history of unmarried siblings who lived together on farms. My dad would tell of fond memories he had on his great aunts and uncles farm in South Dakota. James, Henry Claude, David Dickie, … Continue reading
Posted in 1880s, 1890s, 1900s, 1910s, 1920s, Nelings/Neilings/Neelings, Pennsylvania, Uncategorized
Tagged family-history, genealogy, history, Lower Oxford
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A.H. Marsland
For the past 11 months I have been going through photos and ephemera that my mom and dad had. It seemed like at least once every few years my sisters and I would go through the boxes with my dad. … Continue reading
Posted in 1880s, 1890s, 1900s, 1910s, 1920s, Dakota Territory, Nelings/Neilings/Neelings, Uncategorized
Tagged ancestry, dakota, family, genealogy, history, Wisconsin
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A hiatus
My dad died suddenly of pancreatic cancer. It took 6 weeks from first indication until his death. In all other respects he was an active, vibrant cognitively with it 93 year old. I moved closer to him in May and … Continue reading
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New Hampshire Grants
In all my research about Cheney land ownership in Vermont, I didn’t even think to look at the history of land ownership in New England. And doing so made me realize how little I learned and know about the history … Continue reading
Posted in 1770, 1780s, 1790s, New York, Vermont
Tagged George III, New Hampshire Grants
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Edward Cheney Purchase of Land in 1783
This land seems to provide the year that Edward Cheney moved from New Hampshire to Vermont. Both Robert Muzzy, gentleman, and Edward Cheney, yeoman, were from Dublin NH. This sale of land states it is in Neshobe, VT. Edward Cheney’s … Continue reading
Posted in 1780s, Cheney, Land, Vermont
Tagged Aaron Brown, Brandon VT, Dublin NH, Edward Cheney, John Knowlton, Neshobe VT, Robert Muzzy
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1784 Survey of Edward Cheney’s Land
From Brandon Survey Book. Laid out to Edward Cheney 44 acres of land on the right of Aaron Brown beginning at the SE corner of No 17 first division then E 13 rods and 6 links to a stake & … Continue reading
Posted in 1790s, Cheney, Land, Vermont
Tagged Aaron Brown, Edward Cheney Sr, John Mott, Noah Strong
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1800 Survey of Edward Cheney’s land in Brandon VT
Brandon. June 18th day 1800. Then surveyed for Edward Cheney 20 acres of land in said Brandon for part of a 4th division of the right of Aaron Brown beginning as a stake in east line of the post road … Continue reading
Posted in 1800s, Cheney, Land, Vermont
Tagged Aaron Brown, Brandon VT, Caleb Henderson, Edward Cheney Sr, Elijah Powers, Ephraim Cheney, Gideon Horton, James Wheeling
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Chapel Cheney Quit Claim to Albin Lull, 1830
p. 420 Know all men by these presents that I, Chapel Cheney of Fairhaven, county of Bristol and State of Massachusetts in consideration of Fifty Dollars to me paid by Albin Lull of Brandon County of Rutland and State of … Continue reading
