Bristol - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Pepperell and Henderson

jamm7 — 2009-10-17 18:46:17Z

I am not related, but found a few things that might help you::

1942 Pawtucket City Directory
David Pepperell and Ruth, General Manager of Lorraine Mfg, house in Barrington.

R.I. Historical Cemetery Transcription Project::

David A. Pepperell, born 1899, died Oct 24, 1957.
Ruth Henderson Pepperell, born 1903, died May 22, 1983.
William Sweet Pepperell, born 1879, died Sept 11, 1944.
Gertrude Marie Williams Pepperell, born 1876, died June 10, 1962.

All are buried in the same cemetery- St Francis, on Smithfield Ave, Pawtucket, R.I.

Pepperell and Henderson

HowardJackman — 2009-10-11 23:28:47Z

Searching for information on 1st cousin once removed,Ruth E Henderson, born 5 Feb 1903 Bangor, Maine and husband David A. Pepperell of Barrington/Providence. Pepperell apparently involved with cotton, his birth and death dates unknown.

Re: LEE Barrington, Bristol, Rhode Island 1849

my3240 — 2009-09-16 00:27:00Z

Quick search finds only Joseph age 23(probably single) a Brickmaker b. Canada in the 1850 census of Barrington. No William H. newborn in any Bristol Co. town.

LEE Barrington, Bristol, Rhode Island 1849

quiltingcookie — 2009-09-11 02:23:37Z

Looking for info on parents of William Henry Lee born March 1849 in Barrington, Bristol, Rhode Island. Parents were born in Scotland. Any siblings?

Lewis/Louis DOUGLAS born about 1913 and his son....?

xd22577 — 2009-09-05 03:21:21Z

Hi - I need help. I haven't researched in Rhode Island before. I'm trying to help someone in the UK who is trying to find a cousin for her 96yr old father.

this is all she knows:
Harry DOUGLAS and his wife Fanny (nee BROADBENT bn. 1878 in Leeds, UK). Harry was a carpet designer. They emigrated to USA in early 1900s.
They had a son Lewis, born approx. 1913, who in turn had a son "Buddy" born approx. 1943.
They lived in Rhode Island in the 1950s.
She's hoping Buddy is still alive and her father can talk to him

thanks for all of your help!
Julie in CA

Re: Need orbit in Warren, Bristol, Rhode Island

my3240 — 2009-09-04 16:32:37Z

I searched Bristol, Warren/Barrington and Providence Journal without any success, nothing mentioning his name.

Re: Noah Reynolds? schooner Hiram 1812

my3240 — 2009-08-15 23:41:47Z

Rhode Island Historical Society library manuscripts dept. has Bristol Custom House records which include Protection oaths and arrivals and departures including crew lists. The schooner might not have had to file with the custom house depending on her size and cargo.

Noah Reynolds? schooner Hiram 1812

chawalthall — 2009-08-13 07:56:28Z

Trying to determine if Noah Reynolds was aboard the schooner Hiram (departed Bristol 24 July 1812) when it blew up at sea (Lat 19.43 - near Virgin Islands?) on 19 Aug 1812.
5 survivors arrived 4 1/2 days later in Antigua.

The event is described in "The Essequebo & Demerary Royal Gazette No. 519 Saturday, October 17, 1812".

Bristol Co., Rhode Island Death Records only goes from A-B so far. "more to come"

Is there any place else to find the passengers of this schooner?

Thank you
Charles Walthall

Re: Blanche Creusot daughter of Auguste Creusot

jamm7 — 2009-08-10 22:40:51Z

I found Auguste Creusot on www.castlegarden.org (immigrations)::

Auguste Creusot, age 40, locksmith, left France-port Havre, arrived in New York on Feb 23, 1883. aboard the ship LaNormandie.

Blanche Creusot daughter of Auguste Creusot

bfowler20071 — 2009-08-09 16:49:28Z

I am interested in information on my great-great grandmother's family. Specifically, I am looking for information on any other siblings Blanche had and also further information on her parents/grandparents.

Blanche Creusot was born Apr 1886 in Warren, Bristol Co, RI. She was the daughter of Auguste Creusot (b. Jan 1844) and Aline (Alice?) Dupré (b. Dec 1860) both born in France.

Aline's father Nicolas Dupré was also born in France in Jul 1818. I believe the 3 of them immigrated to the US in either 1884 or 1887.

Blanche had 1 sister (that I know of) named Aline and she was born in Jul 1896 in Massachusetts.

Need orbit in Warren, Bristol, Rhode Island

vjm9044 — 2009-08-03 19:12:17Z

I am willing to pay someone to find a obit for me for John F. McDermott who died in Warren and was buried in Taunton, MA 09/07/1931 at St. Joseph cemetery. I believe he was living with his niece Mary Horner at the time of his death.

George DUNBAR & Elizabeth HICKS

BruceDunbar78 — 2009-06-29 00:54:08Z

Searching for information about George Dunbar (birth place, birth date, parents, burial place) This is what I have to date:

Name: George DUNBAR, 7G Grandfather
Birth: unknown
Death: 8 Feb 1754 Providence, Providence RI1
Parents: unknown

Spouses:
1: Elizabeth HICKS, 7G Grandmother
Birth: 18 Apr 1701 Newport, Newport RI2
Death: bef 1742
Father: George HICKS (~1677-)
Mother: Mary GOULD (~1679-1706)
Marriage: 15 Jun 1718 Trinity Church, Newport3
Children: Robert (1720-1760)
Elizabeth (1722-)
Mary (1726-)
Ann (1729-)
2: Sarah A SMITH
Birth: 4 Nov 1702
Death: 29 Jan 1786 Bristol, Bristol, RI4
Father: Joseph SMITH (1677-1707)
Mother: Mercy (Mary) LOBDEN (LOBDELL)) (1672-)
Marriage: 20 Sep 1742 Bristol, Bristol, RI
Children: Isabel (1742-)
William (1745-)
William (1747-)

Notes for George DUNBAR
1721 admitted as member of Scots Charitable Society of Boston
1733: Be it enacted by the General Assembly in this colony, and by the authority of the same it is enacted and ordered, that George Dunbar, of Newport, Esq., (who was surrogated and deputed by the late Nathaniel Byfield, deceased,) be, and he is hereby constituted and appointed judge of the court of admiralty in this colony, till His Majesty shall appoint a judge of the court of vice admiralty for this colony; or till this Assembly shall appoint another in his room and stead; and that His Honor, the Governor, commissionate him, accordingly.5
15 Apr 1734 vestryman of Trinity Church6
20 Sep 1742 from Warwick, RI at marriage to Sarah.
Dunbar, George, late of Bristol, now residing in Providence, Will dated 8 Feb 1754, proved 18 Feb 1754, pgs 11-12. Mentions: Wife Sarah who received estate that she brought with her to me. Daughters: Elizabeth Phillips, Mary Sweet and Ann Usher - they received land in Newport. Grandson George Dunbar Sweet, granddaughter Elizabeth Edghill, John Usher Jr 7

He bequeathed to his wife, Sarah Dunbar, directly for her life, one-third part of his lands and houses in Bristol, together with all the household goods "she brought me."
MSS. Probate Rec., Prov., Vol. V., p. 13.8
Anne Douglass mentioned as kin.

Notes for Elizabeth (Spouse 1)
Society Of Friends (Quaker), Newport, Newport, Rhode Island
Christening: 1709 Trinity Church, Newport, Newport, Rhode Island (unconfirmed)
Not mentioned in George's wiil.

Sources
1. “Rhode Island Genealogical Register,” Volume 13, Pages 110-111.
2. “LDS Website.”
3. “New England Historical Genealogical Register,” Descendants of Gov. John Cranston of RI, Vol 79, Page 256.
4. “New England Historical Genealogical Register,” January 1909, Vol LXIII, Editor: F Apthorp Foster, Joel N End, A.M. of New Haven, Page 43.
5. “Records of the Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations,” John Russell Bartlett, unknown.
6. “The Annals of Trinity Church, Newport, RI 1698-1821,” George Champlin Mason, Evans Printing House, Philadelphia, PA, 1890, 16 and 62.
7. “Vital Record of Rhode Island,” CDventure, Inc, ISBN 1-893390-00-4, Arnold Collection, 1636-1850.
8. “Early Rhode Island - A Social History of the People,” William B Weeden, The Grafton Press, New York, 1910, Chapter VII.
9. George Dunbar, late of Bristol (RI), 8 Feb 1754, proved 18 Feb 1754, RI Genealogical Register, 13, 110.

Researchers: Providence Public Library Shortens Hours of Operation

mindfoggs2 — 2009-05-23 15:28:13Z

For those of you who may be considering a trip to RI to do a little research:

The Board of Trustees for the Providence Public Library, in the face of the loss of funding from the City of Providence and shrinking revenues from their endowment investments have instutited the following changes effective with the fiscal year beginning 1 July ~

Seven branches...which I think is all of them...of the PPL will now, essentially, belong to the City of Providence. The PPL is leasing the buildings to the City for $1 and donating all the books and materials in them to the City. (Hopefully, any important records, documents, photos and other materials have been moved to the main library where they will be preserved & available to all researchers rather than being a temptation to the politicians as a possible source of revenue through the sale of them.) This arrangement is as an alternative to what the PPL Board of Trustees was originally considering which had been to close the branches entirely.

The main Library at Empire Street remains as it was. However, the operating hours have changed dramatically. Now, from September until mid May, the Library will be closed on Wednesdays. It will only be open for 5 hours on Fri & Sat and for 4 hours on Sunday.

Nothing was mentioned in this morning's newspaper regarding exactly what the opening and closing times will be each day at the PPL or the now City owned branches.

Re: CHESTER RHODE ISLAND< WHERE IS IT?

my3240 — 2009-02-23 14:40:25Z

Maybe you want Chester Ct. on the lower Ct. River west side

Re: CHESTER RHODE ISLAND< WHERE IS IT?

Oxnard3 — 2009-02-15 04:33:55Z

I am born and raised in Rhode Island for 57 years now and have never heard of it. The only C's I know of are Cumberland, Central Falls and Charlestown

Re: Old East Burial Ground , Bristol

Oxnard3 — 2009-02-15 02:45:14Z

I live in Bristol and when the weather gets nicer I will take some pics and send them to you. If you want them sent via email provide me your email to oceanman13@msn.com

Great grandfaather Francesco/Frank Paolella

marievol47 — 2009-02-06 19:12:50Z

I am looking for possible family related to my great grandfather Francesco/Frank Paolella who immigrated from Grazzenise, Italy to the US in the early 1900's. He first lived in the Bronx with his brother Vincenzo/Vince Paolella. Next he worked in the cotton mills in Mass for a brief time. Finally he lived in the Barrington/Bristol/Providence, RI area. His grandchildren in Rhode Island are quite elderly and don't recall their grandfather, anyone who might is no longer living.

Francesco left his wife and several children in Italy and only one son eventually immigrated. I am assuming that since he never returned to Italy, he began another family in Rhode Island?? I am looking for possible family from another marriage?? Sound familiar to anyone?? Please contact me.

Thank You,

Marie Volbeda

Jay Ernest DARLING

Luann90160 — 2009-01-02 15:44:53Z

Searching for information on my great grandfather Jay Ernest DARLING, b. Ellenville, Ulster County, New York, about September 1875; married and divorced Harriet (Rogers) DARLING; lived in Stamford, Connecticut; four children by Harriet: Helen, Winslow, Marion and Mildred. Relocated to Rhode Island and buried in Middletown Cemetery, 4 Corners, Wyatt Road. Would like any information? Luann M. Bianco, 15 Coolidge Avenue, Westfield, MA 01085, email: lubianco@earthlink.net.

1790 Bristol County Census Online

cgayers — 2008-11-21 03:33:01Z

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Gonzenbach family

dhorton9113 — 2008-11-12 15:42:46Z

Looking for any info re: Paul Von Gonzenbach,brn 1871; wife louisa,brn 1875; children Albert, brn 1901 and Luisita brn 1904. Owned a textile mill in Warren, lost it during Crash of 1928

GEORGE J. TROMBLEY

Barbara55678 — 2008-11-19 23:26:21Z

DOES ANY ONE HAS ANY INFO ABOUT MY GRANDFATHER, GEORGE J. TROMBLEY. HE WAS BORN ON MARCH 15, 1884 IN CANADA AND DIED IN WARREN, RHODE ISLAND ON APRIL 20, 1976. HIS WIFES NAME WAS MARYALICE TROMBLEY (HARRIS) AND SHE DIED IN 1922. PLEASE EMAIL ME AT BGTLADY@MSN.COM. THANKS IN ADVANCE!

Re: Atkinson, Annie

ValerieBerg18 — 2008-10-22 23:58:18Z

How can I thank you !! This IS the woman I'm looking for. How did you find this? Did it give place of birth in England? Now I have her dates of birth and death and will forward this info to her granddtr(96)

Thanks for your efforts.

Atkinson, Annie

ValerieBerg18 — 2008-09-09 18:34:23Z

seek obituary of Annie Atkinson, died 1937 or 1938. Believe she resided in Warren, Bristol or East Providence.
Thank you

Spencer Rounds ?

deehunter_1 — 2008-10-21 18:12:58Z

Does anyone have any information on a company named Spencer Rounds? My grandfather's (Vincenzo Magnarella) WWI draft registration shows that he worked for a company in Bristol RI and I think the name of the company was Spencer Rounds- see attached. The year was 1917

I am looking for any information on this company..what they did? what years they were in operation?
thanks!

Re: Searching For My Bristol Connections

ElizabethArcher87 — 2008-08-19 17:24:28Z

I am related to John through his son Benjamin. Please contact me earch1@brockport.edu

Re: Old East Burial Ground , Bristol

LQQKER — 2008-09-01 15:41:34Z

ANY OTHER HOWLAND'S IN RHODE ISLAND ?

Re: Old East Burial Ground , Bristol

LQQKER — 2008-09-01 11:49:27Z

If found this on Find a Grave

Re: Old East Burial Ground , Bristol

LQQKER — 2008-09-01 22:14:05Z

Hi again,
Do you have an Avis Howland in your line ? I see a lot of Howland obits in Rhode Island. (early years & later)

Re: GEORGE J. TROMBLEY

ThomasKer2 — 2008-11-19 23:27:32Z

I'm not related to this family.

1900 & 1910 - cannot locate George.

1920 -
Name: George Trombley
Home in 1920: Warren, Bristol, Rhode Island
Age: 35 years
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1885
Birthplace: Canada
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's Name: Mary
Father's Birth Place: Canada
Mother's Birth Place: Canada
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Sex: Male
Home owned: Rent
Year of Immigration: 1894
Able to read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes
Image: 449
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
George Trombley 35, Canada - immigrated 1894, yard man @ cotton mill
Mary Trombley 31, RI
Alice Trombley 12, RI
George Trombley 9, RI
Edna Trombley 7, Mass
Ernest Trombley 5, RI
Florence Trombley 3, RI
Joseph Trombley 1, RI

1930 -
Name: George Trombley = widowed
Home in 1930: Warren, Bristol, Rhode Island
Age: 48
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1882
Birthplace: Canada
Race: White
Occupation: foreman @ cotton mill
Age at first marriage: 21
Parents' birthplace: Fr Canada/FR Canada

George Trombley 48
Alice Trombley 22, RI- dau, single
Everet Trombley 19, RI- son, single
Edna Trombley 18, Mass- dau, single
Ernest Trombley 16, RI
Clarence Trombley 13, RI
Joseph Trombley 11, RI
Mary Trombley 9, RI
Blanche Trombley 7, RI

1930 is the last available census at this time.

Try -
Social Security Death Index = FREE, Searchable = ALL STATES

DO NOT SEARCH FOR A MARRIED WOMAN USING A MAIDEN NAME.
http://ssdi.rootsweb.com/

Re: Researching POOL births, Bristol, RI 1790-1810

brookfarm_1 — 2008-10-09 01:35:06Z

Hi-

I have found a Joseph Pool, mariner who married Priscilla (?) daughter probably of John and Elizabeth (Martin) Waldron of Bristol, RI. He was dead by 1785. Priscilla married second a mariner named Gladding, also of Bristol, and married third Benjamin Hoar in 1785.

Re: Robert Love Smith, Agnes, Robert R., & daugher - Barrington 1930's

kohlerbj — 2008-08-12 14:29:32Z

Thank you. That information was helpful. When I looked at the 1930 census entry, I, too, thought the daughter's name was Dora. On closer examination, I think it is "Doris."

Bonnie

Robert R. SMITH & Doris L. SMITH lived Barrington, RI, 1930

kohlerbj — 2008-08-21 01:44:29Z

Hi All.

I am searching for information about Robert R. Smith and Doris L. Smith, children of Robert Love Smith. They lived in Barrington, Rhode Island, at the time of the 1930 census. Their stepmother was Agnes Beaumont Dunphy. I'd like to connect with them if they are still living.

Bonnie

Re: Robert Love Smith, Agnes, Robert R., & daugher - Barrington 1930's

kohlerbj — 2008-08-04 23:19:02Z

Thank you so much for that information. It was "golden." If you would like to share with me where you got the information, I would appreciate it. My email address is fearoffrying@yahoo.com. Now I'll be able to request a copy of his obituary and hopefully find out the name of his daughter.

I appreciate it.

Bonnie

John Coleman and Hannah Smith

wayneslyhouse — 2008-08-21 14:34:20Z

John and Hannah were married in 1715 at Dighton MA but later moved to Scituate RI where two daughters married. Any information on other childred and his death would be most appreciated.

Re: Old East Burial Ground , Bristol

Wayne_Howland — 2008-09-01 15:39:30Z

Thank you, this is a brother of Josiah and a son to Bethiah (Thacher) Howland.

Re: Old East Burial Ground , Bristol

Wayne_Howland — 2008-09-01 17:43:27Z

John Howland came to Plymouth, MA aboard the Mayflower in 1620. Many of his descendants settled in Rhode Island which was part of Massachusetts back then. So my Howland ancestors lived there until the 1770's when Caleb Howland went to Vermont. Now we're back in Western Massachusetts.

Re: Old East Burial Ground , Bristol

Wayne_Howland — 2008-09-01 22:26:44Z

No Avis. My line is John Howland,Jabez,Josiah,Samuel and Caleb.Caleb migrated to central Vermont in 1700's.

Re: Atkinson, Annie

my3240 — 2008-09-26 13:26:51Z

You are going to have to be much more date specific in order to get an answer.

Re: Old East Burial Ground , Bristol

my3240 — 2008-09-03 00:48:09Z

you might contact Bristol Hist. Soc. maybe someone there could find and take a picture if it exists.

Re: Robert Love Smith, Agnes, Robert R., & daugher - Barrington 1930's

my3240 — 2008-08-12 13:58:50Z

1930 census they are on Middle Highway Barr. living with his parents Robert and Martha and they have a daughter Dora L. age 6. There was a Gulf oil terminal on Barrington Parkway (actually in East Prov.) he probably drove a delivery tank wagon.

Re: Spencer Rounds ?

thomasr861 — 2008-12-08 00:02:19Z

Hi,

Spencer Rounds was one of my ancestors. This would be Spencer Rounds,Jr. (b. 1840, d. 1930). He was a building contractor and house mover in Bristol and Warren RI about that time. Supposedly they moved a house across the ice of frozen Bristol Harbor one winter. I don't know what year it was. I know of a few houses in Bristol that he and his crews built.

Jennie Raymond Martin and family, Warren 1856-1900

LizPotterG — 2008-08-28 03:11:54Z

My great-grandmother was Jennie Raymond Martin, born in July of 1856 in Rhode Island. I do not know what city. She married Andrew N. Potter on July 11, 1883 in Warren, Bristol, Rhode Island. Andrew was born in Seekonk, Massachusetts, which I believe is on the state line with RI. He was living with his father in East Providence at the time of the 1880 census. After the marriage, the Potters had three children: Raymond Andrew, Ethel B. and Stephen Martin Potter.

I would love to know who Jennie's parents and grandparents were. Anyone who knows, please respond. Thanks.

Re: Jennie Raymond Martin and family, Warren 1856-1900

LizPotterG — 2008-08-29 12:22:47Z

Okay, I managed to find information on the Salisbury family going back centuries thanks to the LDS website. I am stuck on Stephen Martin, though. His name is too common to identify without a birthdate or his parents' names. Can another good soul help me out?

Thanks.

Re: Jennie Raymond Martin and family, Warren 1856-1900

LizPotterG — 2008-08-28 21:21:57Z

Thank you! I have a brother named Stephen Martin Potter! Now to go dig up the Salisbury family.

Re: Jennie Raymond Martin and family, Warren 1856-1900

jamm7 — 2008-08-28 21:10:20Z

According to the information from their marriage record, Andrew's parents were Henry A. Potter and Mary A. Read. Jennie's parents were Stephen Martin and Patience C. Salisbury. Jennie was born in Warren, R.I.

Re: Jennie Raymond Martin and family, Warren 1856-1900

jamm7 — 2008-08-30 01:27:18Z

I think I can provide some more info on Stephen Martin. I just looked thru my notes and along with Jennie's marriage record I looked at her 1856 birth. I wrote that her father was born in Swansey/Swansea, Mass and mother was born in Warren.

The 1860 Warren Census has Stephen age 39, born in Massachusetts, so his birth would be about 1821. Patience age 36 was born in R.I.
Stephen is not on the 1870 Census with Patience, so I assume he died. The youngest child is age 6, so he must have died between 1863-1870.

Death records are available at The Archives in Providence. Stephen's parents (if known) should be on there. Here's the email::
reference@sec.state.ri.us Records start in 1853, so you can't get his birth info here.

Hope this helps you find his parents names

Re: Gonzenbach family

jamm7 — 2008-11-16 02:12:24Z

Paul is found on http://www.ellisisland.org/ entering Ellis Island on 6 separate occasions. It's a free search site.

If possible, you should get a 2 week free trial to Ancestry because Paul did alot of traveling and he's on several passenger lists and he also applied for a passport which includes a photo of him.

1920 Warren Census::
Paul C. Gonzenbach age 48, widow, he and his parents born in Switzerland. He's an importer for the railroad and immigrated in 1890.
Walter age 21, son, born in NY
Albert C. age 18,son, born in Ecuador
Louisita age 15,dau, born in Ecuador
Louisa age 71, mother-in-law, born in Switzerland

Here's a few misc records I found::

1897 Brooklyn City Directory:
Albert Gonzenbach-bookkeeper, house 345 Liberty Ave
Paul Gonzenbach-bookkeeper, house 346 Liberty Ave
Charles Gonzenbach, embroiderer, house 160 Miller Ave.

Found this in New York Times and it could be Albert (Paul's brother?):
A.C. Gonzenbach, 346 Liberty Ave Brooklyn, died Feb 23, 1901, age 25

Ernest Von Gonzenbach, naturalized at the Kings County New York Court House, Feb 6, 1893. Witness :Charles Albert Von Gonzenbach.

Paul Gonzenbach married Louise in Kings County on Jan 29, 1898.

Warren, RI City Directory::
1906 Charles A. Gonzenbach, house on Railroad Ave. Wiiliam Gonzenbach also of same address

1913 Paul Gonzenbach, importer, bds Cole St
Charles A. Gonzenbach (CA Gonzenbach & Co.), 4 Cole St
CA Gonzenbach, Treasurer of Swiss Textile Co.

Found this on a passenger list and wondered if he was a relation of Paul::

Friederick Von Gonzenbach, born abt 1872 in Hampswerl, Switzerland. He arrived in NY in 1909 and was a merchant.

Re: Atkinson, Annie

jamm7 — 2008-10-22 22:12:36Z

I am not related, but here's some info from her death record::

Annie Turtle Atkinson, age 83, died in East Providence, RI on Jan. 28, 1938, of skin cancer. She was the widow of William Atkinson, and was born Aug 13, 1854 in England. Her parents Edwin Turtle and Ann Allen were both born in England. The informant was her son Robert Atkinson, of Warren, R.I. She is buried in Westville Cemetery in New Haven, Ct.

I know it's not the obituary you were looking for, but hope this helps.

Re: Spencer Rounds ?

jamm7 — 2008-10-21 21:00:37Z

I have access to some Bristol/Warren City Directories and from 1876 to 1914, Spencer Rounds is listed as a carpenter and a builder.
There were no Magnarella's in the 1914 directory.

Re: Atkinson, Annie

jamm7 — 2008-10-23 01:38:26Z

No, the record just said England.
Glad I could help.