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Simon Batchelder wives

fairyoevil — 2009-07-14 19:49:23Z

i am searching for information on the wives of two Simon Batchlder.
Simon Batchelder (B. 1758) married Rachel Johnson (b. Nov. 14 1756, d. Jan. 5, 1830). They were married apr 4 1778. They were from Northwood, NH.
Their son Simon Batchelder (B. Feb 28 1786) maried Hannah Waldron (b. Apr 11 1795 Barrington, NH. D. Aug 8 1853, Northwood, NH) They were married May 29 1825 in Northwood.
I have their names and dates but no info on their ancestry. If anyone knows their parents I would greatly appreciate the infomation.

Re: Batchelders from Compton Canada

CLforbush — 2009-06-06 16:07:21Z

Hi Debbie,
If you are still using this site, & are still interested in more info about these Batchelder's. I have linked our group to their English origins.

You & I exchange info some years ago.
-c-

Re: Mrs. "Jo. K." (Mattie E.) Batchelder, of Will Co., IL about 1885

tntgen123 — 2009-05-30 06:31:12Z

Mattie Emeline Smith Batchelder was my great great grandmother. Her husband was Joseph Kidder Batchelder. Please contact me--would love to hear from you.

Terry

Thomas Batchelder of Lynchburg Va

oclarke11 — 2009-05-21 19:21:57Z

Thomas was b 20 Jun 1961 in Lynchburg. He marr Heather Lynn Washburn dau of William Bryant Washburn Sr. & Rosetta Ruth Tuck. Need his parents & siblings. His wife's family goes back to the Brooks family from Caroline Co which I am researching. Just trying to fill in the blanks on the Brooks line. Any info appreciated.
Ollie

GEORGE AIKEN BATCHELDER , 4/13/1860 > ?, CA

sandrabordelon — 2009-03-22 06:01:24Z

GEORGE AIKEN BATCHELDER

BATCHELDER, GEORGE AIKEN, Vice President E. H. Rollins & Sons, Bonds, San Francisco, California, was born in that city April 13, 1860, the son of Joseph Moody Batchelder and Elizabeth (Aiken) Batchelder. He married Mary Whittemore Kittredge, daughter of Jonathan Kittredge, a California pioneer, in San Francisco, March 19, 1885, and two children were born to them, Doris Elizabeth (Mrs. De Lancy Lewis) and Kittredge Batchelder.

Mr. Batchelder comes in direct descent through eight generations from the Reverend Stephen Batchiler of Hampshire, England, who landed in Boston from the William and Francis, June, 1632.

Oliver Wendell Holmes speaks of the Reverend Stephen as that terrible old sinner and ancestor of great men. There has been some controversy as to the fitness of the first distinction, but of the second there can be no doubt. Among his well-known descendants are Daniel Webster, orator; John Greenleaf Whittier, poet; General Benjamin F. Butler, soldier and lawyer, Wm. Pitt Fessenden, statement; Caleb Cushing, diplomat; General R. N. Batchelder, Grants Chief Quartermaster of the Army of the Potomac, and many others of lesser note. George Aiken inherited his wanderlust from the Reverend Stephen, who took his B. A. at St. John College, Oxford, in 1586, afterwards lived in Holland and England, and sailed for America in 1632, after receiving from Charles I a grant of arms, notable as one of the few given for services performed in America. He returned to England, dying in 1660, in the one hundredth year of his age.

George A. Batchelders mothers family came from Londonderry, in the north of Ireland, in 1660. His forbears proved their patriotism in the Colonial, the Revolutionary and the Civil wars.

Joseph M. Batchelder reached California in 1850, but went to China in the sixties and died of sunstroke at Miyanosta, Japan, in 1893. He raised the sunken steamship Ajax, which had blocked the river at Shanghai; built the first oceangoing steamship constructed in China, the Yangtzi, and was shipowner, transporting the troops of the Mikado in the war with the Tycoon in 1869.

Mr. Batchelders education has been varied and somewhat cosmopolitan. In 1866-67 he attended a private school in Shanghai, China; in 1868 a public school in New Hampshire; the Mount Pleasant Academy, Amherst, Massachusetts, 1869-70; Allens English and classical School, West Newton, Massachusetts, 1871-73; the Japanese Government Business School and the University of Tokio 1874-79, and at the Columbia Law School, Washington, D. C., in 1882-83. This extensive schooling was supplemented by traveling when pirates were afloat and traveling was not merely tripping in express trains and floating hotels, all of which combined to broaden his viewpoints. A three months voyage to Shanghai, via Honolulu and Foochow, on the barque Valetta, Captain Cavanaugh, in 1866; a cruise in a private yacht through the Inland Sea of Japan, in 1867, while the Tycoon still reigned; a return to San Francisco in March, 1868, on the China, Captain Cobb, with Anson Burlingameâ€™s first Chinese Embassy; back to Massachusetts via Panama in the same year, thence to Japan again in 1873 on the America, Captain Freeman, and from 1873 to 1880 traveling, attending school in Tokyo and acting as Assistant Secretary at the United States Legation, form a kaleidoscopic record that suggests a course of moving-picture shows. An official touch is added by the fact that the American Government rented, for ten years, as its Legation in Japan, the residence of Mr. Batchelders father.

The roving spirit again seized Mr. Batchelder in 1897 and sent him to Europe in that year; again, in 1902, to the South Seas, and Tahiti in 1904, and around the world in 1907-08.

Mr. Batchelders active business life began in 1880, when he entered the Quartermasters Depot, U. S. A., in San Francisco, and rose in two years to the post of chief clerk of the depot. From 1882 to 1883 he was a clerk in the War Department at Washington, and in October of the latter year he became treasurer of the Dakota Investment Company at Grand Forks in the Red River Valley of the then Territory of Dakota.

In 1885 he became an officer of the corporation of E. H. Rollins & Sons as Western manager, and in 1892 went to Denver, Colorado, to take charge of its business there. Two years later, in 1894, he opened the San Francisco branch of the house, which thereby became the pioneer bond house of the Pacific Coast. Since that date he has placed more than thirty millions of outside capital in California municipalities and corporations.

In 1894 Mr. Batchelder introduced on this Coast the business of dealing solely in municipal and corporation bonds. The San Francisco office force of E. H. Rollins & Sons consisted of a bookkeeper and a stenographer, with a local business of perhaps $500,000 annual volume. Today the establishment embraces twenty-six, with a volume of some $11,000,000 annually. It was not until 1905 that the second bond house was established in San Francisco, since which time some half a dozen other houses have been added.

Mr. Batchelder has been a director of numerous corporations in various States, and among these his directorship of the Bay Counties Power Company, which broke all previous records for long-distance transmission of electric power, and that of the Western Pacific Railway, the first railroad to break into California against the will of the Southern Pacific, are those in which he took greatest pride, officially speaking.

After the Continental rather than the American custom, he retired from active business at the age of 50. He is now, he says, taking life easy after the English and Japanese modes, enjoying his home and giving as much time as he can spare therefrom to certain necessary business interests and to his clubs and societies. Of the latter he has a varied assortment. Among them: The Society of Colonial Wars, D.C., the Bohemian Club, the Pacific Union Club, the Military Order of the Loyal Legion, California Commandery, and the Menlo Country Club.

Source: Press Reference Library, Western Edition Notables of the West, Vol. I, Page 163, International News Service, New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Boston, Atlanta. 1913.

John Batchelder of Nonnington Kent, b1753

pete18519 — 2009-02-24 21:55:28Z

My mother is from a family of Batchelders who have lived in the Sandwich, Canterbury, Dover area of East Kent for many generations, the Batchelder pedigree has been well researched and documented back to a John Batchelder who lived in Nonnington from 1753ish to 1816, he was born we believe in the village of Chillenden a few miles north east of Nonnigton.

We are unable to trace the pedigree any further back, any clues as to from whom John Batchelder of Nonnington is decended would be greatly appreticated.

He married a Sarah Rye her line is traced back to a Thomas Rye of Nonnigton b 1670ish.

They had many children
Sarah 13/01/1779
John 24/04/1780
Elizabeth 24/11/1781
James 13/12/1783
Jemima 13/10/1785
Hannah 04/08/1787
Thomas 03/11/1788 (our line)
Alan 13/10/1790
William 12/08/1792
Henry 15/12/1793
Johnson 11/08/1795
George 04/09/1797
Harriet 04/06/1802

Death of Mr. George Batchelder in India

davwayell — 2009-02-10 02:17:47Z

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. George Batchelder, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Batchelder died in India on April 3, 1923.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Re: Looking for Batchelder ancestry

dwiso1 — 2008-11-19 03:24:14Z

I am looking for a Martha Batchelder that married a Ernest Wood in Haverhill MA. They had one son Leon Wood. I know he was in a hospital in the 20's and nothing after that. I know Ernest got a divorce from Martha in 1924ish but do not know what happened to Martha or Leon after that.

Thanks,
Cathy

Re: Batchelder in Glen Falls

cat10ant — 2008-11-06 23:50:13Z

I am related to William Batchelder - Isaac's brother. William married Harriet Nelson. I am related to their daughter Ida Ann who married George Tennant. Does anyone have more info on Charles Batchelder and wife Eunice Tennant?

Batchelder, Stone Holland, VT b 1860

m_lupico — 2008-10-25 17:56:59Z

Seeking info on Edward Batchelder b 1860 Canada m Cornelia F. Stone b 1862 Canada. Resided in Holland, Orleans County, VT. Any info appreciated.

Re: Batchelder, Stone Holland, VT b 1860

urgent1506 — 2008-10-25 15:23:41Z

IN 1880 CENSUS for Charleston, Orleans County, Vermont, Edward Batchelder is listed as a 21 year old farm laborer in the household of Alfred Pierce. Batchelder is listed as being born in Vermont as was both of his parents.

IN 1900 CENSUS for Charleston, Orleans County, Vermont, Edward H. Batchelder is listed as 41 years old, born March (?), 1859 in Vermont. Both parents are listed as being born in Vermont. He is listed as having been married for 19 years. His wife is listed as Je???, age 37, born Dec. 1862. She is listed as being born in Vermont, but both of her parents were born in Canada. She is listed as having had 5 children with 4 still living.

Childen are listed as:

Roy E, born: July 1883, Vermont, age 16, single
Cora B, born: Nov. 1884, Vermont, age 15, single
Ira, born: Feb 1890 (?), Vermont, age 10
Gladys G., born Aug. 1895, Vermont, age 5.

IN 1910 CENSUS for Holland, Orleans County, Vermont, Edward H. Batchelder is found as son-in-law in the household of Hollis Stone. Edward is listed as 50 yrs old, being a farm laborer, with himself and parents all born in Vermont. He and wife, Cornelia, have been married for 4 years and have no children. Cornelia is 47 years old, daughter of Hollis Stone, born in English Canada as was both of her parents. Immigrated to U.S. in 1889 (?)

IN 1920 CENSUS for Holland, Orleans County, Vermont, Edward H. Batchelder is listed as 60 yrs old. He now is Head of Household, a Dairy Farmer. Again, he and his parents are listed as being born in Vermont. His wife, Cornelia F, age 57, again, with parents, is listed as being born in English Canada. Her father Hollis M. Stone, age 84, is living with them. Father-in-law was born in English Canada but his parents (Cornelia’ grandparents) were both born in Vermont.

Hope this helps,

Vernon

Re: Alexander or Mary Batchelder

CWhite555 — 2008-09-27 01:41:06Z

Yes, everything you posted is correct. Alexander was a merchant and ferryman in 1652 in Portsmouth. Administration was granted on his estate 26 Jun 1660. His wife was Ann and her will was dated 5 Nov. 1660 and probated 26 Jun 1661. He took the freeman's oath in Exeter, NH 14 Jul 1657.

Finding info about Theresa Batchelder

amanita80 — 2008-08-16 00:59:37Z

I am trying to find some info on Theresa Batchelder who is my gg grandmother. I know she was born in Lock Haven, PA in 1850 and that her mother's maiden name was Welch. She married Charles Rudolph Kinsley. Kinsley is my mother's maiden name. Anyway, I cannot find anymore information on Theresa or her parents. Anyone have any clues? I am completely stuck.

Batchelder Family

wendywendy38 — 2008-05-12 17:44:38Z

I have been going thru a large box of photos and have a lot of photos of Fred and Ida Batchelder. They are related to my family by marriage I believe. Rosebrooks, Whithams and Whitneys. There is a great photo of them in their bathing suits at a beach in Maine. Would be happy to scan and share the photos if these are family members.

Re: Looking for Batchelder ancestry

EileenHall52 — 2008-05-04 21:37:44Z

do you know the state or city they are from ck your mothers
birth record get your grandparnts names and place they lived at time of birth ck the city directory for that period
my batchelder comes from my mothers side also they started in nh and beverly mass has a whole book on them

Re: Looking for Batchelder ancestry

misinm — 2008-04-30 01:55:34Z

My Grandmother was a direct descendant of Rev. Stephen Bachilor (Batchelder) who founded the town of Hampton N. H. I would be very happy to share my information about the Batchelders and possibly find your father's forefathers. Fortunenately my Father had done most of the leg work back in the 50's and 60's so I don't feel like Im up a creek without a paddle. There is lots of information out there.

Re: Looking for Batchelder ancestry

mfreise1 — 2008-04-18 23:34:36Z

My branch of the Batchelder family is in Michigan, please feel free to contact me if this is the branch of the family you are looking for. FYI my maiden name is Batchelder

Re: Looking for Batchelder ancestry

Clarkintosh — 2008-02-25 22:39:47Z

You might try the Essex CO., MA web site MAESSEX@rootsweb.net Batchelders of a variety of spellings came to Salem, MA, Beverly, MA and other North Shore towns and cities in the early waves of immigration here. So you might want to look at that site as well as the Batchelder site you have reached. Donald W. Beattie in Winthrop, ME with some Batchelder ancestors from the Bevelry, MA area. I am at nacelod@aol.com

Quilt

2000-07-15 09:20:51Z

Hello Anne, The date of your Nelson 1843 could be the time he was born but the quilt I believe came from New England and was made about 1880(he would have been in his forties then) when these type of fund raising quilts were popular. Also because of the materials on the quilts the date . It is possible that he had cousins in the East another Nelson and a relative of a later Lydia. Vermont is very possible for the area where these people lived. I haven't had time to do much other research on it. The quilt is put away for another summer until I have more time this winter to research it more. Thank you for the information.

Quilt

2000-05-24 12:59:03Z

Hi I was looking at the previous couple of messages and you mention a Sarah Goodale marrying a Batchelder and the Goodale name is also on the quilt so this is interesting as often the same families lived in the same area for years. I believe the quilt is circa 1880's (much later than Sarah Goodale's time) but am still trying to get an exact date. I also believe it has a connection to Brockton Mass. As my grandmother lived in that area when she aquired the quilt and have traced several of the girl's names Ellen Clifford and Sarah Clifford to a shoe factory in Brockton. It's possible they all new each other through work. Thanks for the help. Laleah

nelson or Lydia Batchelder from N.E. 1800's

2000-04-25 20:29:20Z

I have a signature quilt with these names on it. Nelson Batchelder, Lydia Batchelder
Some other surnames on it have a link that said 'worked in shoe factory' Brockton Mass.
The materials on quilt appear to be from 1870- 1905/ found in my Maine attic but my grammy lived for a while in Boston and Conn.
Other surnames on quilt include Bishop, Clifford, Dresser, morrison, Morse, Johnson,
Taylor, Liviston, Webster. Very common names.
But several for each family so if I can only find out who Nelson and Lydia were and when and where they lived I will solve my Mystery Quilt!!!!!! Thanks Laleah in Maine

Batchelders in PA

2000-01-05 20:00:48Z

I'm researching my Batchelder ancestors in PA and elsewhere. I'm stuck trying to find the names of a generation of 7 sons who emigrated to the US from Northern England. George Batchelder settled in PA, one sone settled in Burlington, NJ; another settled in Maine; one settled in Vermont and started a hat factory; one operated a canal boat on the Schuykill River at Manayunk PA; another settled in New Hampshire and started a cotton factory; the last settled in Boston and owned a shoe factory. The prolific parents of these men lived in Northern England, the mother emigrated from Holland to England.

If you can help unravel this piece of history I would be more than willing to shed some light on George Batchelder's descendents.

Thanks,
Lisa Griffith

Beulah Batchelder

2004-04-30 12:30:15Z

I am looking for the parents of Beulah Batchelder who married Titus Humiston on 20 December 1775 in Litchfield, CT. Currently can not ascertain if she was born 1755 in CT and her parents Abel Batchelder and Thankful Good or she was born 1749 in MA , parents Nehemiah Batchelder and Experience Perham.
Any info will be appreciated.

Nelson Batchelder

2000-05-24 12:34:13Z

Hi Nelson Batchelder is the name on the quilt
does that name appear in your family tree? Thanks Laleah

Re: James C. Batchelder A relief act-1854

caitjoyce — 2007-09-09 04:13:53Z

Do you know the name of James' wife? My ggggrandfather was James Batchelder who was killed early 1850's leaving behind his wife Amanda and 3 children: Henry, Ira, and Randilla. Any information you can provide would be appreciated. Thank you.

Nelson Batcheller

abatchm — 2001-08-30 01:22:57Z

Laleah,
Thanks for your response. I will certainly keep an eye out for any Nelson and/or Lydia Batchellers who might be from New England. As well, if you do identify their identities/origins, would you please drop an email? I am sure they are related to my relatives as they went from Massachusetts to Vermont and New York and then to Wisconsin and Michigan.

Thanks,
Anne

Nelson and Lydia on quilt

abatchm — 2001-08-30 01:22:57Z

I know you posted the info. re. the quilt quite awhile back, but if it helps, I do have info on Nelson Batcheller. There is only one Nelson that I have come across. He was born Aug. 20, 1843 in Wisconsin, but his parents were from the East. His father, Ebenezer, was born in Vermont and his mother, Lucy Comstock was born in Oneida County, NY. Nelson is my great-granfather's brother. He also fought in the Civil War. Have much info about his family if you think this is the same person.

I have come across two Lydia's. One was born in 1748 in Upton, Worcester County, MA. She died in 1803. Her parents were David (of Wenham, MA) and Thankful Perham (of Worcester, MA). The other Lydia was born about 1755 in MA and her parents were Benjamin Batcheller and Hannah Hale of Essex County, MA.

Let me know please if you think these people could be the ones on the quilt.

What a fantastic find!

Charles R. Batchelder

lparent5671 — 2002-08-03 21:07:15Z

looking for information on Charles R Batchelder born denmark maine abt 1860 married 1st mary e thompson born bridgton me. second to carrie belle trumbull hilton charles and mary had 5 boys frank,john,colby,harry,and charles, Carrie and edger hilton had nine children olive delos ralph jannet eben fylinda roy percivel and edna. After charles and carrie married they had another child ernest, carrie's daughter olive married charles son frank. and jannet married colby any help would be appreciated

James C. Batchelder A relief act-1854

dsegelquist — 2005-12-13 16:06:32Z

I have a relief Bill for his wife if you would like it let me know. But for now here is a little lead.

the Committee on the Judiciary be instructed to inquire into the facts connected with the recent death of James Batchelder, a deputy marshal of the United States, who, it is alleged, was murdered on Friday last, whilst engaged in enforcing a law of the Union against a violent and treasonable mob in the city of Boston; and if they find, as reported, that he was killed whilst in the performance of this patriotic duty, and has left a widow and children, that they further be instructed to report a bill making some proper and liberal provision for their relief.

Elisabeth BATCHELDER, b. abt 1827 in New Hampshire

Elashmore — 2008-01-26 18:49:21Z

I am looking for infomation on Elisabeth Batchelder born about 1827 in New Hampshire. In 1860 she lived in Eaton, Carroll, New Hampshire, with her husband Isaac Allard and her mother also Elisabeth Batchelder (age 76). Isaac's and Elisabeths daughter Abbie A Allard married George F Downs who was also from Eaton, Carroll, New Hampshire.

Re: Looking for Batchelder ancestry

TedStout50 — 2008-02-25 21:31:28Z

We need more information about dates and locations to be able to help you. My ancestor Stephen Batchelder came to the colonies and founded Hampton, New Hampshire so the name has been here a long time. One place to start is with tombstone records, obituaries, and death certificates. Once you get to dates before 1930 you can start looking in published records such as census records.

Ted

Re: Looking for Batchelder ancestry

RJMander — 2008-04-19 06:03:53Z

I have a lot of BATCHELDER gedcoms info to send , no fee, to anyone who wants one.. contact Robert J Mander in AZ

Re: batchelder coat of arms

taltosVT — 2007-08-29 19:28:36Z

I colorized one many years ago to use on a website. The colors aren't perfect, and the scan isn't great, but it might give you an idea of how the colors look.

The image can be seen at http://www.ci-n.com/~esdavis/graphics/ccoat.gif

batchelders in beverly ma

EileenHall52 — 2008-04-06 19:26:23Z

not to my knowledge the research i have was done 15yrs ago
by my late aunt batchelder is my mothers family name
my grandfather born in ri his father was from ri but the rest seem to be beverly mas or newport nh still trying to find all the pieces.

beverly ma to prov ri

EileenHall52 — 2008-04-06 17:10:29Z

looking for any batchelder information showing move from
beverly area to providence grandfather john j born 1892 in ri

Re: Looking for Batchelder ancestry

EileenHall52 — 2008-05-04 21:41:20Z

believe my batchelders are on the same side
John J. Batchelder Prov. RI 2/1/1892 grandfather
charles eugene batchelder b 6-5-1855

Re: Looking for Batchelder ancestry

EileenHall52 — 2008-05-04 21:43:49Z

i would love to see what you have how do i contact you?
my email is irish52@cox.net.

Re: Looking for Batchelder ancestry

EileenHall52 — 2008-05-04 21:47:26Z

tried to email you but won't go thru
irish52 @cox.net
my batchedlers started in nh but also beverly mass per stuff my aunt found in the late 70's
my grandfather was john jacob batchelder born prov ri 2/1/1892 please let me know if you have anything on this

Re: batchelder coat of arms

EileenHall52 — 2007-09-15 14:47:44Z

thanks for the picture, now i will get a friend of my sons
who is a graphic artist to try and do a drawing for me.
seeing that your from vt maybe we are the same line
my aunt did most of the batchelder research. started in nh
and beverly mass. then here to prov. small side my grandfather my mom and aunt are all gone and i am the only girl and my son NEVER plans on marriage never mind children
ha ha so that why my new interest. worked on it on and off for about 4 yrs but with work and family its been on the back burner. thanks again my email is irish52@cox.net
i am in RI

batchelder coat of arms

EileenHall52 — 2007-06-23 17:32:01Z

i have a copy of the caot of arms from the stepehn batchelder book in b & w it shows 4 crest that make up one
coat of arms but i would love to have a color one the colors are discussed but i have never been able to get a color copy of this coat does anyone have one or know where to get one. the batchelder side of the family both in mass and ri has always been important to me as by grandfather was
the last male of this branch. thanks

H. Batchelder, circa 1870

stevelamb61 — 2001-06-24 13:18:30Z

I recently acquired a nice tintype photograph of a man identified as "Mr. H. Batchelder" at a Vermont antiques store. The man appears to be about 40, has well defined facial features, a trimmed goatee, nicely dressed. Would like to return photo to family.

Nelson Batchelder

davidarial — 2002-12-03 21:30:00Z

no I have not found a nelson but these folks all had beacoup children
thought maybe lydia might be a clue my branch originally was from salem/wenham MA which is sort of near brockton
good luck in your search

Lydia Batchelder

davidarial — 2002-12-03 21:30:00Z

am descended from an Amos Batchelder of wenham MA (4/6/1727 to 5/4/1809) who married a Lydia Kimball (6/3/1734 to 11/26/1813) her mother's name was Lydia Gilbert.
my branch follows their son Amos I do not know about any other children or grandchildren who may have passed on the name of Lydia but they may be in your area

Batchelder in Exeter, ME

gormanann1 — 2007-11-24 23:36:36Z

My g-g-grandfather, Ebenezer BATCHELDER, was born in Exeter, ME in 1839 to Volentine BATCHELDER and Harriet COLE. Would like to share/receive info. about them and other family members.

Re: beverly ma to prov ri

Clarkintosh — 2008-04-06 17:18:30Z

By any chance were any of your Beverly Batchelder's related to any of these early Beverly Families: Thorndike, Sewell, Ober, Bartlett, Larka,Lovett, Woodbury, Woodberry, or Wenham Clarks or Moody? Thanks. Don Beattie in Winthropp, ME. I'm also at nacelod@aol.com

need pic of gr. grandmother Lottie Adline Batchelder

DeborahCross31 — 2007-08-18 14:34:28Z

Does anyone have a picture of my gr. grandmother Lottie Adline Batchelder? Lottie was born Jan.14,1861,Newburyport,Ma. the dau. of Joseph Philbrick & Sarah Elizabeth (Rundlett) Batchelder. Died Aug.24,1901 at Hampton,N.H. Married Nov.29,1878 at Concord,Ma. to Edward Grindall Reynolds.Lottie & Edward had 2 children. Dorothy & Elizabeth. Dorothy is my grandmother. email debbie@121241@aol.com

Re: Looking for Batchelder ancestry

PatGilles8 — 2008-04-19 13:15:16Z

Robert, I would be glad to have your information on the Batchelder families. I am particularly interested in those who were located in MA in the early 1800's. Please contact me. Pat Gilles, sp.gilles@comcast.net

Re: Looking for Batchelder ancestry

PatGilles8 — 2008-05-07 18:47:47Z

Don'tknow if I can help you or not. My ancestor, a David Batchelder, indicates he was from Northridge, Worcester Co., MA, but he did marry Deborah Rickard in Cornish,Cheshire Co.,NH in August, 1811. I know there were some Batchelders (or some version of that name)in the Cornish area at that time. Later David and Deborah moved to Northbridge, were several of their children were born, and later census find them in New York State, where David disappears about 1833-40. I have not been able to connect this David (who was probably born about 1775-80) with any Batchelder family, MA or NH. I have gathered lots of material on these families, and some of it is organized on my computer so if you have any specific questions, I'd be glad to see what I have. Pat Gilles - sp.gilles@comcast.net

Looking for Batchelder ancestry

rcollamore1 — 2008-02-25 16:30:11Z

Looking for my maiden surname (Batchelder) comes from. Fathers name is Micky, grandfather's name is David and that is all I know. My Mother's genology is clear but I know almost nothing about my Father's. I'm new to geneology searches but I am finding a lot about Batchelders, so much in fact that I'm almost as lost as when I started. Would love some help. Thanks

Re: Obit: Edwin J. "Eddie Batcheler b.08 Dec 1921 d. 12 Sep 2005

glover_and_florence — 2008-03-31 00:01:13Z

Our oral family history said Fayette Batchelder was adopted