Francis Crooker
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 14 Apr 1687 - Marshfield, Plymouth Colony
Baptism:
Death: After 23 May 1750 - Marshfield, Massachusetts
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Spouses and Children
1. *Patience Childs (11 Apr 1696 - 11 Mar 1736)
Marriage: 11 Mar 1724 - Marshfield, Massachusetts
Status:
Children:
1. Elijah Crooker (1732-1812)
2. Isaiah Crooker (1730-1795)
Notes
General:
Father: JONATHAN CROOKER b: 1654 in Marshfield, Plymouth Co., MAMarriage Notes (Patience Childs)
Mother: MARY BURROUGHS b: 2 Dec 1656 in Scituate, Plymouth Co., MA c: 5 Apr 1657
Marriage 1 Mary HALL b: 12 Nov 1688
Married: 1714
Children
Desire CROOKER b: 3 Nov 1715 in Marshfield, Plymouth Co., MA
Francis CROOKER b: 2 Jun 1718 in Marshfield, Plymouth Co., MA
Francis CROOKER b: 10 Jul 1720 in Marshfield, Plymouth Co., MA
Mary CROOKER b: 28 Oct 1723
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Children
Zilpha CROOKER b: 20 Sep 1724 in Marshfield, Plymouth Co., Mass
JOSEPH CROOKER b: 4 Feb 1726 in Marshfield, Plymouth Co., Mass
Lemuel CROOKER b: 10 Jan 1727 in Marshfield, Plymouth Co., MA
Isaiah CROOKER b: 28 Jan 1729 in Marshfield, Plymouth Co., MA
Elijah CROOKER b: 28 Mar 1732 in Marshfield, Plymouth Co., MA
Peleg CROOKER b: 3 Sep 1734 in Marshfield, Plymouth Co., Mass
Abner CROOKER b: 20 Feb 1736 in Marshfield, Plymouth Co., MA
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Isaiah Crooker
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 28 Jan 1730 - Marshfield, Massachusetts
Baptism:
Death: 15 Sep 1795 - Bath, Maine
Burial: in Witch Spring cemetery, West Bath
Cause of Death:
Events
• Will 1
"Isaiah Crooker, late of Bath, blacksmith. Hannah Crooker, of Bath, widow, Adm'x, 30 Oct 1795. [VI, 107-108.] Isaiah Crooker, of Bath, and Ezra Tubbs, of Dresden, sureties. Inventory by Francis Winter, Joseph White and Edward Hall Page, all of Bath, Dec., 1795, $8928.99. [VII, 45 to 49.] Widow's dower set off by Francis Winter, Joshua Shaw and Edward Hall Page, 12 May 1797. [VII, 50.] Account filed 26 May, 1797. [VII, 51.] Hannah, minor daughter, and Zacheus, minor son, chose Hannah, widow, to be their guardian, 17 Nov., 1796. [VII, 51-52.]"
Parents
Father: Francis Crooker (1687-After 1750)
Mother: Patience Childs (1696-1736)
Spouses and Children
1. *Hannah Harding (1 May 1737 - 13 Apr 1825) 2
Marriage: 7 Jul 1761 - Georgetown, Maine
Status:
Notes
General:
Father: Francis CROOKERMarriage Notes (Hannah Harding)
Mother: Patience CHILDS b: 11 Apr 1696
The following is from Parker McCobb Reed, "History of Bath and Environs:
Sagadahoc County, Maine, 1607-1893. (Portland: Lakeside Press, 1894), p. 299:
The Isaiah Crooker house originally stood where is now the Catholic parsonage, on the west side of High street, and was built in 1756. In this Mr. Crooker lived and died. It is yet in existence, moved to the rear of the catholic buildings, partly occupied for a Catholic Old Ladies' Home. It is a framed building, not a timber house as has been
generally supposed. He was the village blacksmith, having his shop across the street from his house. His barn was where the old High Street Academy building now stands.
Levi P. Lemont, 1400 Historical Dates of the Town and City of Bath, and Town of Georgetown, From 1604 to 1874 (1874) pp. 3, lists Isaiah Crooker as one of the promiment men of Bath, Maine in 1750. His blacksmith shop was on High street, opposite when the Academy now (1874) stands. He made the nails for the first meeting-house, 1756.
Isaiah Crooker, Sr. is listed in that same book at p. 11 as among the men of Bath, Maine who took a prominent part in the Revolution. At p. 12, he is listed as one of only twelve families living at Long Reach, in Bath.
The Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Book V. 44, 43001-44000 1903 states that Isaiah Crooker served on committees and as a selectman of Bath, Maine, where he died. See also, DAR Lineage Book 154:105
According to Truner, Isaiah Crooker was the builder of four ships in Bath, Maine. These were the schooner packet Eliza, (1806), the sloop Union (1811), the schooner Onzimbo (1814) and the brig James Monroe (1817).
The Historical Souvenir of the City of Bath (1899) reports the following:
Isaiah Crooker, who was one of the earliest and most prominent citizens of Bath, was born in Glasgow, Scotland, in 1730. [Jon Duncan note not in original text: this conflicts with other information that we have learned about him.] He came over in a vessel with four of his brothers and landed in Scituate, on Cape Cod, Mass., in 1748. Two of his brothers remained there, and Isaiah and the other two again took a vessel and started for Maine, which was then another part of Massacusetts. They were shipwrecked in coming in past Seguin, and although none of them were lost they became separated, and one of them, a doctor, settled on the east side of the Kennebec River, another went into Oxford County and Isaiah came to Bath, where he purchased a large tract of land, four miles in length, extending from the Kennebec to the New Meadows River, with the exception of a few lots that were already occupied and cultivated. He was married, October 24, 1750, to Betsey Philbrook, daughter of Jonathan Philbrook, and had one daughter, Priscilla. Mr. Crooker's first wife died when they had been married but a short time and in July, 1760, he was married to Hanna McKenney and had ten children, as follows: Isaiah, born in 1761, who married a McDonald; Huldah, born May 2, 1762, who married John Whitmore; Johnathan Harding, born October, 1767, who married Hannah Duncan; Elizabeth; born March 29, 1769, who married William Webb; Gamalia, born May 20, 1771, who married Martha Foster; Timothy, who died at sea; Frances Winter, born June 27, 1775, who married James McCobb; William Swanton, born in 1777, who married a Jewett; Zachariah, born in 1778, who married a Merritt, and Hannah, born in 1781, who married Denny McCobb.
Isaiah, Jr., had three sons, Isaac, Jacob and Noah.
Huldah had five children.
Jonathan H. had five children, Samuel Duncan, Charles, William Donnell, Lydia Babb and John.
Elizabeth had three children.
Frances Winter had eleven, Hannah and Rachel, who were born in Georgetown, and Isaac, Frances, John, William Stearns, Samuel William Swanton, Rachel, Jane and May Ann, who were born in Bath.
Zachariah had three sons, ...
Children
Huldah CROOKER b: 8 May 1762 in Georgetown, ME
Isaiah CROOKER b: 12 Apr 1764
Elizabeth CROOKER b: 29 Mar 1766 in Georgetown, ME
Jonathan Harding CROOKER b: 16 Oct 1769 in Georgetown, ME
Gamaliel CROOKER b: 20 May 1771 in Georgetown, ME
William Swanton CROOKER b: 9 Apr 1773
Frances Winter CROOKER b: 29 Jun 1775 in Georgetown, ME
Zacheus CROOKER b: 13 Jul 1778 in Georgetown, ME
Hannah CROOKER b: 30 Apr 1781
Timothy CROOKER 1
Louisiana W S Crooker
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 1805
Baptism:
Death:
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Major Turner Crooker (1774-1833)
Mother: Mary Young (1777-After 1827) 3
Mary Young Crooker
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 26 May 1805 - Boston, Massachusetts
Baptism:
Death: 21 Jul 1889
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Major Turner Crooker (1774-1833)
Mother: Mary Young (1777-After 1827) 3
Notes
General:
Marriage 1 Jedidiah FARMER b: 5 Apr 1802 in Chelmsford, Middlesex Co., MA
Married: 11 May 1828 in Boston
Nathaniel Langdon Crooker
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 31 Jan 1812 - Amherst, New Hampshire
Baptism:
Death:
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Major Turner Crooker (1774-1833)
Mother: Mary Young (1777-After 1827) 3
Sophia H Crooker
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth:
Baptism: 27 Nov 1796 - Truro, Massachusetts 4
Death:
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Major Turner Crooker (1774-1833)
Mother: Mary Young (1777-After 1827) 3
Notes
General:
1816 of Amherst, NH; m Miles Farmer, 4 July 1816
removed to Salem, Mass.
Major Turner Crooker
Sex: M
AKA: Turner Crocker
Individual Information
Birth: 31 Mar 1774 - Pembroke, Massachusetts 5
Baptism:
Death: 31 May 1833 - Edgefield, Hamburg, South Carolina
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Spouses and Children
1. *Mary Young (12 Jun 1777 - After 1827) 3
Marriage: 8 Feb 1795 - Truro, Massachusetts 6
Status: Divorce
Children:
1. Sophia H Crooker (1796- )
2. Charles Turner Crooker (Cir 1806- )
3. Louisiana W S Crooker (1805- )
4. Mary Young Crooker (1805-1889)
5. Nathaniel Langdon Crooker (1812- )
Notes
General:
Father: Japhet CROOKER b: 19 Feb 1747 in Pembroke, Mass.Marriage Notes (Mary Young)
Mother: Lydia TURNER b: 29 Nov 1745 in Pembroke, Mass.
MILITARY: http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~wcarr1/Lossing2/Chap35.html
STREET'S CREEK BRIDGE.
Scott marched down the Canada shore of the Niagara River to a position on a plain behind Street's Creek, opposite the lower end of Navy Island, and little more than a mile above Chippewa. On the way he met a considerable British force under Lieutenant Colonel Pearson, and, after a sharp skirmish, he drove them beyond Street?s Creek. In fact, the march, for sixteen miles, according to Jesup, was "a continual skirmish," chiefly with the British One Hundredth Regiment, under the Marquis of Tweeddale, who were driven to their intrenchments beyond the Chippewa. Believing Scott's troops to be only "Buffalo militia," the marquis could account for their bravery only by the fact of its being the anniversary of American Independence, which gave them patriotic inspiration and courage. He was undeceived on the following day. On the plain between Street's Creek and the Chippewa River, Captain Turner Crooker, of the Ninth, with a detachment of light infantry, received and repulsed a detachment of the Nineteenth British Dragoons. Finding the enemy strongly posted beyond the Chippewa, General Scott called in his light troops, and took a position behind Street's Creek, where he encamped for the night. At about midnight the main body of Brown's army, embracing Ripley's brigade, a field and battery train, and Major Hindman's artillery corps, came up, accompanied by the commanding general. With only the small creek between them, the belligerent armies slumbered that hot July night.
The morning of the 5th of July dawned gloriously. The positions of the two armies were simple. On the east was the Niagara River, along the margin of which was a road. On the west was a heavy wood, and between the parties coming in from the woods were two streams, namely, Street's and Chippewa Creeks, the latter, sometimes called the Welland Creek, being the larger in volume. Below the Chippewa, and about two miles from Scott's camp, was that of Riall. On one side of it was a block-house, and on the other was a heavy battery. At the mouth of the Chippewa, on the south side, some fortifications had been thrown up to cover the bridge, called a tęte-de-pont (or head of the bridge) battery, whose ruins are still (1867) visible. A little farther up the river the British had a small navy yard and some barracks.
By the late afternoon, the lead American elements had reached Street's (now Ussher's) Creek, the last stream before Chippawa. North of this was a flat, open area of farm fields extending some distance back from the river. Captain Turner Crooker of the Ninth Infantry, whose company formed the left flank guard of Scott's column, emerged from the woods upstream of the bridge. Seeing a chance to cut off the retreat of two British guns, Crooker ordered his men to cross the chest-deep stream. They emerged in an open area north of the creek. In his excitement, Crookcr had forgotten about the British dragoons. Horton, on the other hand, was vigilant and spotted the small American unit crossing the open field - unsupported by any other troops. Seeing fair game, he ordered a charge.
Before the horrified eyes of the First Brigade who could see Crooker's plight but could not assist him, the blue-uniformed British dragoons swept across the farm field toward the little knot of grey-clad Americans. Keeping his head, Crooker ordered his men to fire one volley at the horsemen and then head for a nearby farmhouse. From this shelter, they knocked down eight horses and wounded four dragoons, bringing Horton's dreams of cavalry glory to a close. It was a neatly-fought little action and Scott later reported that he had "witnessed nothing more gallant in partizan war than ... the conduct of Captain Crooker and his company. Horton's charge, however, had allowed Armstrong to get his guns safely across the Chippawa.
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MILITARY: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/sc/military/pensions/1835report.txt
TURNER CROOKER
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
CAPTAIN
9TH REGIMENT
U. S. INFANTRY
$240.00 ANNUAL ALLOWANCE
$1,496.60 AMOUNT RECEIVED
DECEMBER 11, 1819 PENSION STARTED
TRANSFERRED FROM GEORGIA
MARCH 24, 1826
DIED MAY 31, 1833
MILITARY: http://www.ensigngroup.ca/Redcoats-Grey-Jackets.htm
MILITARY: http://geneasearch.com/cgi-bin/MasterPFP.cgi?doc=http%3A//geneasearch.com/military/army181713.htm
The Army - 1817 - 1818
Sixth Infantry (Plattsburg, N. Y.)
Colonel Henry Atkinson
Lieutenant-Colonel Josiah Snelling
Major Gad Humphreys
Captains and Majors bvt.
Turner Crooker
W. S. Foster
Benjamin Walton
Daniel Ketchum
mentioned in High Army Leadership in the Era of the War of 1812: The Making and Remaking of the Officer Corps
William B. Skelton
The William and Mary Quarterly, Third Series, Vol. 51, No. 2 (Apr., 1994), pp. 253-274
of Boston, 1796
Wayne Stanley Crooker
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 1936 - Boston, Massachusetts
Baptism:
Death: 3 Aug 2006 - Houlton, Maine
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Notes
General:
Cape Codder obit:
Wayne Stanley Crooker
Friday, August 25, 2006
HOULTON, Maine - Wayne S. Crooker, 70, formerly of Eastham, died Aug 3 at Houlton Regional Hospital. He was the husband for 51 years of Lucy (Maynard) Crooker.
He was born in Boston, the son of Guild L. and Beulah (Higgins) Crooker.
Mr. Crooker was a descendant of Richard Higgins, one of the original founders of Eastham. He and his wife built a house on North Forty Road in North Eastham where they lived for many years.
Mr. Crooker was a popular disc jockey in the 1950s broadcasting under the name of Stan Wayne. His voice was heard over the airways from Maine to North Carolina. He was affiliated with WFAU in Augusta, Maine; WCOU in Lewiston, Maine; WOR in New York City; WAYS in Charlotte, N.C.; and WBZ in Boston.
He was chairman of the board of personnel for the towns of Randolph, Mass., and Eastham. He was an active member of the Orleans Eastham Elks Club. For more than 50 years he worked in the automobile business, holding many managerial positions. At one time he was a representative for Toyota in Washington, D.C.
After moving to Maine in 2002 for health reasons, he busied himself keeping abreast of his many friends over the Internet.
Besides his wife, Mr. Crooker is survived by his son, Wayne S. Crooker Jr. of Bowdoinham, Maine; a granddaughter; a great-grandson; two aunts; and several cousins.
Burial will be at Evergreen Cemetery in Eastham. A memorial gathering will take place at a future date.
Crosby
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 18 Nov 1806 - Eastham, Massachusetts 7
Baptism:
Death:
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Thomas Crosby (Est 1777-Bef 1835)
Mother: Patty Rogers (1780-1842)
Crosby
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 9 Jul 1813 - Eastham, Massachusetts 7
Baptism:
Death:
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Thomas Crosby (Est 1777-Bef 1835)
Mother: Patty Rogers (1780-1842)
Crosby
Sex: U
Individual Information
Birth: 9 Feb 1846 - Orleans, Massachusetts
Baptism:
Death: 9 Feb 1846 - Orleans, Massachusetts
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Isaiah Crosby (1802-1873)
Mother: Phebe Mayo (1803-1874)
Crosby
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 9 Sep 1845 - Orleans, Massachusetts
Baptism:
Death: 9 Sep 1845 - Orleans, Massachusetts
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Leander Crosby (1816-1872)
Mother: Julia Ann Doane (1821-1895)
Crosby
Sex: U
Individual Information
Birth: 3 Jun 1845 - Orleans, Massachusetts 8
Baptism:
Death: 11 Oct 1845 - Orleans, Massachusetts 8
Burial:
Cause of Death: marasmus
Parents
Father: Philander Crosby (1816- )
Mother: Emelia Young (1819-1846) 9
Notes
Medical:
age 4m
gender omitted 8
Abbie Freeman Crosby
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 1845 - Yarmouth, Massachusetts
Baptism:
Death:
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Hatsel Crosby (1807-1896)
Mother: Jerusha S Homer (1812-1854)
Spouses and Children
1. *Captain Howes Taylor Jr (Est 1842 - )
Marriage: 20 Feb 1868 - Yarmouth, Massachusetts 10
Status:
Notes
General:
m2 Geo. P Bolles of Wareham
1896 res Wareham
Abial Crosby
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 5 Oct 1826 - Orleans, Massachusetts 11
Baptism:
Death: 8 May 1855 - Boston, Massachusetts 12
Burial: in Orleans Cemetery 13
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Franklin Crosby (1803-1852) 14
Mother: Martha R Nickerson (1804-1873)
Spouses and Children
1. *Eliza A Treworgy (Est 1828 - )
Marriage: 26 Nov 1848 - Roxbury, Massachusetts 15
Status:
Children:
1. Lucius L Crosby (1851-1853)
Abiel Crosby
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 25 Jul 1782 - Eastham, Massachusetts 16
Baptism:
Death: Bef 1856
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Joshua Crosby (1737-1811) 17
Mother: Thankful Cole (1750-1784)
Spouses and Children
1. *Susannah Higgins (Cir 1784 - 17 Feb 1856)
Marriage: 2 Mar 1803 - Orleans, Massachusetts 18
Status:
Children:
1. Franklin Crosby (1803-1852) 14
2. Elvira Crosby (1805-1896) 14
3. Susanna Crosby (1810-1880) 14
4. Harriot N Crosby (1814-1905) 19
5. Tamsin G Crosby (1817- ) 14
6. Rebecca Crosby (1823-1854) 20
Abiel Crosby
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 15 Mar 1773 - Harwich, Massachusetts 21
Baptism:
Death: 31 May 1849 - Brewster, Massachusetts 22
Burial: in Lower Road Cemetery, Brewster 23
Cause of Death: consumption
Events
• Alt Death 12, , Boston, Massachusetts in Boston, Massachusetts
Parents
Father: James Crosby (1729-1806)
Mother: Sarah Hopkins (1729-Bef 1787)
Spouses and Children
1. *Lydia Hopkins (1773 - 27 May 1851)
Marriage: 23 Jun 1794 - Harwich, Massachusetts 24
Status:
Children:
1. Abiel Crosby (1796-1820)
2. Joseph Crosby (1801-1822) 25
3. Robert R Crosby (1803- ) 25
4. Elkanah Crosby (1807-1808) 25
5. Lydia Freeman Crosby (1810- )
Notes
Medical:
age 76-2-15
husband
mariner and farmer
s/o James & Thankful [apparent error]
Abiel Crosby
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 8 Nov 1796 - Harwich, Massachusetts 25
Baptism:
Death: 17 Aug 1820 - South Carolina 25
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Abiel Crosby (1773-1849)
Mother: Lydia Hopkins (1773-1851)
Abiel Crosby
Sex: M
AKA: Abiah Crosby
Individual Information
Birth: 3 Dec 1714 - Harwich, Massachusetts 26
Baptism: 20 Feb 1715 - Harwich, Massachusetts
Death: 1772 - Eastham, Massachusetts
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: John Crosby (1674-1714)
Mother: Hannah Bangs (1676-After 1714) 27
Spouses and Children
1. *Deborah Hurd (13 Mar 1719 - Bef Apr 1759)
Marriage: 12 Mar 1746 - Harwich, Massachusetts 28
Status:
2. Sarah Higgins (1720 - 17 Oct 1760)
Marriage: 3 Apr 1759 - Eastham, Massachusetts 29
Status:
3. Bennet Paine (Est 1730 - )
Marriage: 5 Nov 1763 - Eastham, Massachusetts 30
Status:
Abigail Crosby
Sex: F
AKA: Nabby Crosby
Individual Information
Birth: Est 1760 - (Harwich, Massachusetts)
Baptism:
Death: 19 May 1836 - Brewster, Massachusetts 31
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Spouses and Children
1. *Samuel Myrick (12 May 1759 - 18 Mar 1828)
Marriage: 6 Apr 1780 - Harwich, Massachusetts 32
Status:
Children:
1. Solomon Myrick (1780-1853)
2. Benjamin Myrick (1782- )
3. Betsey Myrick (1784- )
4. Polly Myrick (1786- )
5. Joshua Myrick (1789- )
6. Samuel Myrick (1792-1873)
7. Joseph Myrick (1795-1824)
8. John Myrick (1798-1882)
9. Abigail Myrick (1801-1823)
10. Eliza Myrick (1803- )
11. Freeman Myrick (1805-1869) 33
12. Sparrow C Myrick (1809- )
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2. Evelyn Rich, "Richard Rich of Eastham on Cape Cod and some of his descendants" (New England Historical and Genealogical Register.), 83:264. in 5 parts. vol. 83: 261-278, 394-414 (1929) and vol. 84: 34-62, 117-134, 294-304 (1930)
Numerous small mistakes.
3. Town records of Wellfleet, Massachusetts (Wellfleet, Massachusetts.), 1:21. the children of Dr. John Young and Rebecca his wife.
4. John Harvey Treat, rearranged by Kathryn Rich, Wellfleet, Truro, & Cape Cod Vital Statistics. Section Two, Truro Baptisms 1711-1800 (1969. Wellfleet MA: Rich Family Association), 15. has transcription errors
5. F. Apthorp Foster, editor, Vital Records of Pembroke, Massachusetts to the year 1850 (1911. Boston: NEHGS), 70.
6. George Ernest Bowman, compiler, Vital Records of Truro, Massachusetts to the year 1849 (1933. Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants. republished online), 158. Rev Jude Damon. .... F. Apthorp Foster, editor, Vital Records of Pembroke, Massachusetts to the year 1850 (1911. Boston: NEHGS), 259.
7. FamilySearch (FamilySearch.org [asserted, usually unreferenced, often wrong]).
8. Massachusetts Vital Records, 1841-1910 (Massachusetts Archives. [online at AmericanAncestors.org (NEHGS) and FamilySearch.org]), Orleans.
9. George Ernest Bowman, compiler, "Vital records of Eastham and Orleans, Massachusetts" (Mayflower Descendant [several sections]), 34:135. highly incomplete .... births and marriages 1740-1841, in "Vital Records of Eastham and Orleans, Massachusetts" (2002. Oxford, Mass: Holbrook Research Institute (2 CDs), files H01_02a - H01_02g), 133.
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15. Massachusetts Vital Records, 1841-1910 (Massachusetts Archives. [online at AmericanAncestors.org (NEHGS) and FamilySearch.org]), Roxbury.
16. Smith and Smith, Vital Records of the Towns of Eastham and Orleans..., 1980, 1993. Baltimore MD, 168 (MD32:114). Col. Leonard H Smith, Jr. and Norma H Smith. Vital Records of the Towns of Eastham and Orleans. An authorized facsimile reproduction of records published serially 1901-1935 in "The Mayflower Descendant." With an added index of persons.
1980, 1993. Baltimore MD: reprinted for Clearfield Co. by Genealogical Pub. Co.
17. Jay Mack Holbrook, compiler, Records of Eastham and Orleans, Massachusetts 1637-1892, 2002. Oxford MA: Archive Publishing (page images on CD), H01_03f.
18. marriages, circa 1761-1844. from Book 2, in "Vital Records of Eastham and Orleans, Massachusetts" (2002. Oxford, MA: Holbrook Research Institute (2 Cds), files H01_04a - H01_04f), 22 (C). .... Robert P Smith, "Historic Records of the Federated Church of Orleans, Massachusetts"
annotated marriage records, 1772-1828 (Mayflower Descendant 46:109-120, 47:21-26, 47:111-116, 48:49-58, 48:141-148), 115.
19. births and marriages 1740-1841, in "Vital Records of Eastham and Orleans, Massachusetts" (2002. Oxford, Mass: Holbrook Research Institute (2 CDs), files H01_02a - H01_02g), 181. .... births by family 1628-1855, in "Vital Records of Eastham and Orleans, Massachusetts" (2002. Oxford, Mass: Holbrook Research Institute (2 CDs). files H01_01a - H01_01g), 95.
20. Provincetown cemeteries (http://www.provincetowngov.org/historic/cem.htm). badly organized
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pages numbers refer to "Vital records, town of Harwich, Massachusetts, 1694-1850" 1982. Harwich Historical Society), 83. Please note: Harwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts is 100 miles from Hardwick, Worcester, Massachusetts. There is no 'Harwick.'
22. George Ernest Bowman, editor, Vital Records of the town of Brewster, Massachusetts to the end of the year 1849 (1904. Boston: Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants [online]), 240.
23. Robert Paine Carlson, Cape Cod Gravestones, 2003 ff. Eastham MA. CapeCodGravestones.com.
24. Harwich Massachusetts vital records (http://plymouthcolony.net/barnstable/vitalrecords/harwich/harlinktable.html
pages numbers refer to "Vital records, town of Harwich, Massachusetts, 1694-1850" 1982. Harwich Historical Society), 179.
25. George Ernest Bowman, editor, Vital Records of the town of Brewster, Massachusetts to the end of the year 1849 (1904. Boston: Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants [online]), 69.
26. Harwich Massachusetts vital records (http://plymouthcolony.net/barnstable/vitalrecords/harwich/harlinktable.html
pages numbers refer to "Vital records, town of Harwich, Massachusetts, 1694-1850" 1982. Harwich Historical Society), 4.
27. Smith and Smith, Vital Records of the Towns of Eastham and Orleans..., 1980, 1993. Baltimore MD, 11 MD4:29-30.
28. Louise H. Kelly and Dorothy Straw, compilers; Wynn, Rachel Linnell, author, Vital records, town of Harwich, Massachusetts, 1694-1850 (1982. Harwich MA: Harwich Historical Society), 95. (Joseph Doane, Justice Peace). poorly indexed.
Please note: Harwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts is 100 miles from Hardwick, Worcester, Massachusetts. There is no "Harwick."
29. Smith and Smith, Vital Records of the Towns of Eastham and Orleans..., 1980, 1993. Baltimore MD, 122 (MD27:105).
30. Smith and Smith, Vital Records of the Towns of Eastham and Orleans..., 1980, 1993. Baltimore MD, 155 (MD31:174).
31. George Ernest Bowman, editor, Vital Records of the town of Brewster, Massachusetts to the end of the year 1849 (1904. Boston: Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants [online]), 48.
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