Washburn - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Timothy Washburn-1860 census York co., Maine

cedartree2006 — 2013-05-07 06:54:20Z

Who are the children-Mark-age 9 & Ralph-age 6 living with Timothy Washburn,age 65 and wife age 51 in the 1860 census.Trying to find the parents of Mark H Washburn, bn 1852 who married Georgianna Bickford abt 1877.

Donald B. Washburn of Waltham, MA 1943

drbrownlee — 2013-04-28 00:43:59Z

Donald is pictured in the Torque, yearbook of the 43-J training class of flight cadets at Pecos Army Air Field in Pecos, TX. He is a cadet in Squadron 14. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Re: William and Wallace Washburn

terrilgetchell — 2013-04-24 16:49:44Z

I found my grandfather's birth family~He was born a "Mashburn" but left home and changed his name and life as a "Washburn" around the 1920's.

Walter R. Washburn, b.abt1871, of Wilson Co./Johnson Co., TX, son of John/Irene

margerice1 — 2013-04-10 01:06:23Z

I have an original postcard photograph of “your brother, WRW”, which I’d like to get back to descendants or family members. Card was mailed from DeSoto (Dallas Co.) TX to his sister, and is dated Nov. 21, 1900. In the photo are two men, Walter and a man who was his “kin”, and it was mailed to Aurelia Wright, McLeansboro, Ill., and he said “we met in Dallas recently and thought we would remember you with this {picture}”.

In the 1880 Wilson Co., TX, Aurelia Washburn was age 11, and Walter was 9, both born IL. Their parents were John and Irene. IL Death Index for Aurelia Wright shows her father was John Washburn, and mother Irene Ely Washburn. The 1910 census for Johnson Co., TX shows Walter R. Washburn, born abt 1872, was a physician. In 1920, Walter was married and lived in Johnson Co., TX, still a physician.

Get back to me at margerice@prodigy.net if you are related to Walter R. Washburn.

Re: Washburn - Missouri - Desoto

traytoria_1 — 2013-03-31 21:58:47Z

Updated info: Winfred Pauline Washburn (Frick) born August 8, 1898, died February 1983. At 13 (1910) she was located at De Soto Ward 2, Jefferson, Missouri living with her parents Henry (1860) and Emma (1868). Her siblings were Katie, Emma, Edna, Omma and Janet M born 1910. At age 2 she was living at the same place (1900). Her Grandfather Rudolph Washburn was living in the household age 72. He was born in MO but his mother was from Penn and his father was from Georgia, he was listed as being widowed. Winifred Married Edwin G Frick on December 30, 1916 in Desoto.
Winfred’s mother was named Susan Emma Wood born January 14, 1869 died November 21, 1949 in New St. Marcus Cemetery in St. Louis, she married Henry Washburn born about 1859.
Henry Washburn father’s name was Rudolph Henry Washburn born 1826- died 1907, his mother was Mary M Robertson born 1826- died 1890.
Rudolph’s father was James W Washburn 1799- 1858 he died in 30 Jun 1858 Benton county ARK, mother was Catherine Haverstick 1800- 1850. "Rudolph Washburn, having served 28 consecutive years as Constable of Valle Township, and having been elected to another term, was complimented last week by some of his De Soto friends presenting him a gold medal. The compliment was deserved, as he has made a faithful and efficient officer."

James’ father was Reuben W Washburn 1761 in Georgia, mother unknown.

Paternal side: Winifred, Henry Washburn, Rudolph, James W 1799, Reuben W Washburn 1761.
Maternal side: Winifred, Emma Wood 1869 - 1949, James Wood. Her father perhaps was the James R Wood living in Valle MO married to Margaret Wood age 21, Samuel 3 and Susan 1.

1826 death of Ebenezer Washburn, in Hallowell, Ontario

midge1249 — 2013-03-16 23:26:15Z

From the "Farmer's Journal" of St. Catharine's, Ontario of Nov 29, 1826

DIED: At Hallowell, on the 12th instant, after a long illness, Ebenezer Washburn, Esq., an old and respectable inhabitant of this province.

F.B. Washburn, No. Bridgewater, MA

Cindy_Beane — 2013-02-27 04:45:29Z

I have no connection to this family. I found this while doing other research - it appeared in the April 8, 1858 issue of the Rockland (Maine) Gazette:

"A CHILD BURNED TO DEATH. A daughter of F.B. Washburn of North Bridgewater, (Mass.) was on Tuesday, with other small children engaged in burning a quantity of old grass which they had collected in a pile near the house. While playing around the flames her clothes caught fire and she was burned in a shocking manner. Her mother found her clinging to the fence and screaming, the fire having just reached her hair. She lingered until four o'clock Wednesday morning, when death relieved her from her terrible sufferings. The mother was badly burned about her hands and arms in putting out the fire."

Ida Washburn & James Arthur

TW229 — 2013-02-18 03:24:05Z

Marriage

Mr. & Mrs. William Chester Washburn
announce the marriage of their daughter
Ida Lucile (not sure if the first letter is L)
to Mr. James Arthur
on Wednesday the seventeenth day of January
One thousand nine hundred seventeen
at Stanley, New York

At home
after the first of My
Stanley, New York

Re: Washburn in Vermont

AuntMinnie13 — 2013-02-05 07:32:40Z

Craig: I know your's is a very old post, but I am a decendent of Jasper Catlin and Melissa Calfirna (Bennett) Washburn.

I have information written by Sarah M. Washburn (Jasper's daughter) stating that her grandfather (Joseph H. C.) was born in the year 1810 and died on Dec. 1, 1883 in Sherlott (sp.) Vermont. However, on a trip to Vermont in 1992 I found a birth record for a Joseph Washbourn born on December 1, 1809, his Father is listed as Elisha Washbourn. There is also a birth record for Ansel Washbourn born Jan. 21, 1801 - father listed as Elisha Washbourn.

On that same trip I found a death record for a Henry Washburn on Dec. 3, 1883 in Charlotte, VT, which I am sure is Joseph Hiram's death record. Also, Sarah lists her grandmother as Julia Marie Brighum and her death as March 23, 1881 in Charlotte, VT and I found a death record on that date for a Mary Washburn in the same records. I am pretty sure these are their death records. (I noted that you have Julia Bingam. I have not been able to confirm if her maiden name was Bingam or Brighum)

Joseph H. had another son, Hiram (Jasper's older brother). Hiram is not with his family in the 1850 Census. He would have been about 17 years old. The 1850 Census shows Hiram living with an Ansel Washburn. Ansel is listed as a broom maker. Ansel is the age to be the Ansel mentioned in the birth record, above. Broom making was a skill that both Jasper and Ashley had (I have a picture Ashley Amos Washburn with his broom machine and I also have a small broom he made). I currently think that Joseph H.C. Washburn was the son of Elisha Washburn Jr. and Hanna Clark, and the brother of Ansel Washburn, but I do not have concrete proof of that. Have you gathered additional information since your 2005/06 posting?

Re: WASHBURN; 1546-1868; ENG>MA,USA>NY,USA>MI,USA>WI,USA>NE,USA>WY,USA

Dale_H_Cook — 2013-01-30 04:29:16Z

> John Washburn who married Francis Cooke's daughter

Neither of the John Washburns who were immigrants in Bridgewater married a daughter of Francis Cooke. The father married Margery Moore and the son married 1st Elizabeth Mitchell and 2nd Elizabeth (___) Packard, widow of Samuel Packard. Elizabeth Mitchell was the granddaughter of Francis Cooke, not his daughter. She was the daughter of Experience Mitchell and his first wife, Jane Cooke, daughter of Francis and Hester (Mahieu) Cooke.

John Washburn, the father, did not come on the Mayflower [see any edition of Bradford's "Of Plimoth Plantation"] . The first record of him in New England is from 02-Jan-1632/33 [PCR 1:6], which would suggest an arrival in 1632 - there is no passenger record of his immigration. His wife Margery, with sons John and Philip, came on the Elizabeth & Ann in 1635 [Hotten 57].

It is not known when William, brother of the elder John, came to New England. The last record of him in Bengeworth is from 1637, and the first record of him in Stratford CT is in 1647 [TAG 36:62].

Dale H. Cook, Member, NEHGS and MA Society of Mayflower Descendants;
Plymouth Co. MA Coordinator for the USGenWeb Project
Administrator of http://plymouthcolony.net

Re: WASHBURN; 1546-1868; ENG>MA,USA>NY,USA>MI,USA>WI,USA>NE,USA>WY,USA

DeWashburnHill — 2013-01-29 22:24:01Z

I have information tracing my ancestary to John Washburn who married Francis Cooke's daughter and came over on the Mayflower followed later by his wife and brother William so I guess that makes us shirt tail relatives...eh Cuz?

Re: Tancred

DeWashburnHill — 2013-01-29 22:04:58Z

Yep I did get the name wrong but I disagree about the books. I found my family and the information I had already collected in there confirmed. Sorry you didn't.

Re: Tancred

JohnClement — 2013-01-28 21:40:53Z

eveningmyst wrote 27 Jan 2013 in part:

"Anyone wanting to know more about the name Washburn should read the book 'The Washburns in America' if you can find one by Bruce Washburne. That is if you can find them. He self published and sold the two volumes for $175, and I know this because I have them. Tancred a viking from Denmark was with Rollo the viking who overtook Normandy."

The author is 'Brenton' not Bruce Washburne and his 'The Washburns in America' isn't worth a bucket of spit - only good for leads to help in confirmation and verification elsewhere.

I believe the problem is Brenton just put anything and everything in his book he received from others without verification.

For example, the Tancred story comes from an earlier work. See my message with subject Tancred dated 29 Jul 2007 above.

Re: WASHBURN; 1546-1868; ENG>MA,USA>NY,USA>MI,USA>WI,USA>NE,USA>WY,USA

Dale_H_Cook — 2013-01-28 14:19:02Z

> i have managed to somehow track down the washburn line back to
> Tancred de Tancarville, b. abt. 890 in Scandinavia.

If you can prove that with contemporary records please post it. In 25 years of research I have never seen anything that can be proved earlier than John and Martha (Stevens) washburn, grandparents of immigrants John and Philip Washburn.

Dale H. Cook, Member, NEHGS and MA Society of Mayflower Descendants;
Plymouth Co. MA Coordinator for the USGenWeb Project
Administrator of http://plymouthcolony.net

Re: Tancred

DeWashburnHill — 2013-01-27 20:37:35Z

Anyone wanting to know more about the name Washburn should read the book 'The Washburns in America' if you can find one by Bruce Washburne. That is if you can find them. He self published and sold the two volumes for $175, and I know this because I have them. Tancred a viking from Denmark was with Rollo the viking who overtook Normandy. He then settled there and the ruins of his castle and the church he built still stand in Tancredville. He cared for the son of Richard the Great when he went to war and raised the boy, William, after Robert died in battle. William the conquerer was the boy he became. If you go to Normandy near the castle is the mansion of the Washburn family and if you can prove you are a decendant of the clan they will give you a free tour of the Washburn mansion. In the fifteen hundreds when the rulers or Kings or government decided everyone should have a last name because of the confusion, they chose our name became the clan lived in the county of Wash down by the burn (river). That was the descendants of Tancred who conquered England later. That is all I remember right now because the books are stored away under lock and key and I choose not to take the time right now to dig them out....lol.

Re: Burgess P Washburn

elainesaylor — 2013-01-24 03:19:32Z

Hi, Artimisa Anna Washburn Beaman is also my 2x great grandmother. My great grandfather was Charles Granger Beaman. My grandmother was his daughter, Alma Aline Beaman Vincent Brown.

Would love to exchange info with you. I have some old pictures of my grandmother's that you might be interested in.

Please contact me at elainesaylor@att.net

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Elaine Vincent Saylor

Re: Gertrude L. Washburn

ju6182 — 2012-12-20 07:47:43Z

My grandmother was gertrurd washburn she married Lester van Allen :

Re: Josiah Washburn m. to Mercy Tilson

Dale_H_Cook — 2012-11-21 11:14:48Z

> I need the details of birth, dead and marriage (date and city) of
> Josiah Washburn, and of his son Joseph Washburn (m. to
> Deliverance Orcutt).

Almost everything that you need is in the published vital records of Bridgewater:

Henry Edwards Scott, Editor, "Vital Records of Bridgewater Massachusetts to the Year 1850," 2 Volumes (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1916)

It is in the public domain and can be downloaded from sites such as the Internet Archive Text Archive and Google Books.

Bridgewater VR has a record of Josiah's marriage. It took place in Plymouth, and the original record is found on p. 88 of:

Lee D. van Antwerp and Ruth Wilder Sherman, Editors, "Vital Records Of Plymouth, Massachusetts, To The Year 1850" (Camden, ME: Picton Press, 1993)

Although Joseph's marriage to Deliverance Orcutt is well established no contemporary record of the wedding has been found.

Dale H. Cook, Member, NEHGS and MA Society of Mayflower Descendants;
Plymouth Co. MA Coordinator for the USGenWeb Project
Administrator of http://plymouthcolony.net

Josiah Washburn m. to Mercy Tilson

ivette_tatro — 2012-11-20 21:40:09Z

Hello,

I am descendent of Josiah Washburn, married to Mercy Tilson and son of John Washburn and Rebecca Lapham.
I need the details of birth, dead and marriage (date and city) of Josiah Washburn, and of his son Joseph Washburn (m. to Deliverance Orcutt).

They were from Bridgewater, Plymouth, MA.

Thank You,

Ivette Larrabure Washburn

Re: William Washburn

terrilgetchell — 2012-11-06 21:33:48Z

Mississippi~

WASHBURN Cynthia A 1905-1977

t42OakGro_DallasCoTX — 2012-11-05 12:41:47Z

WASHBURN Cynthia A 1905-1977

I photographed this gravestone in the Oak Grove Cemetery, Irving, Dallas Co., Texas.
Feel free to use this picture for your records .
This photo free on http://teafor2.com where there are over 600 cemeteries listed in order by State then County on the front page and 228,439 photos available on subsequent pages.

Re: William Washburn

Dale_H_Cook — 2012-10-27 13:18:10Z

Where?

Re: Elisha Washburn 1741-1803

davebarbl — 2012-10-27 11:53:03Z

Marker in Herkimer NY..memory of Elisha Washburn by his daughter Lodema W. Devendorf 1909..
have picture of this....noted on trip this Oct. 2012
perhaps this will help someone... David Lipps, Jonesville, Michigan

Re: William Washburn

terrilgetchell — 2012-10-24 15:49:49Z

My William Washburn was born William Mashburn~

Re: William Washburn of Oregon

terrilgetchell — 2012-10-24 15:47:25Z

No Im sorry we do not have the same Grandpa~

Re: William Washburn of Oregon

terrilgetchell — 2012-10-24 15:47:11Z

No Im sorry we do not have the same Grandpa~

Betty Jane Washburn, age 87,born in Farrell, Pa.daughter of .Ralph Powell and Agnes Patterson Annunziata.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2012-10-09 14:42:15Z

Betty Jane Washburn, age 87,
of Arcadia, Florida, formerly of Erie,Pa,
passed away on Thursday, September 20, 2012. She was born in Farrell, Pa. on March 20, 1925, daughter of the late Ralph Powell and Agnes Patterson Annunziata. Betty was a member of Fort Ogden Baptist Church and had been employed as a calibrator with Bliley Electric. She was also a Teacher's Aide and worked on school buses for the DeSoto County School Board. Betty was a former member of Garden Heights Baptist Church and First Presbyterian Church of the Covenant, where she was a Deaconess, Sunday School Teacher and active in the Women's Association. She was also active in Demolay. Besides her family, Betty's devotion was for the kids at Nocatee Elementary School and she enjoyed bowling, cake decorating, knitting and ceramics. Betty is survived by her husband of 68 years, James Washburn; one daughter, Judy Gaadt (Tom) of Erie; three sons, James D. Washburn (Joyce) and Jay R. Washburn (Karen), all of Erie, and Jeff Washburn (Laura) of Lebanon, Tenn.; two sisters, Marge Brown of Ashland City, Tenn. and Isabelle Malda (Bernie) of Bloomingdale, N.J.; one brother, David Annunziata of Erie; 12 grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by a grandson, Timothy J. Washburn. Friends are invited to attend a Memorial Service on Saturday, October 13th at 11 a.m. at First Presbyterian Church of the Covenant conducted by her nephew, Dr. Daniel Merry. Memorial contributions may be made to The Gideons, East Erie Camp, P.O. Box 10414, Erie, PA 16514 or a charity of one's choice.
Erie Times-News on October 7, 2012.

First Presbyterian Church of the Covenant ."
Fort Ogden Baptist Church ."

Re: family of Alfred and Mary Jane (Farrington) Washburn

gailthiele — 2012-09-03 16:44:46Z

Was their son Alfred middle name Franklin or Farrington??

Howard Elmer Washburn

anspach8696 — 2012-08-29 21:29:16Z

Looking for relative of Howard Elmer Washburn whose father was George Washburn

Re: James and Mary Bowden b@ 1675 Washburn & Salem Witches

jamman03 — 2012-08-28 00:50:10Z

I apologize if my research doesn't syncronize with your's Ms. Black.

Re: James and Mary Bowden b@ 1675 Washburn & Salem Witches

kayb95 — 2012-08-27 22:44:59Z

Just to make things more interesting... I have James Washburn (son of Abraham Washburn and Mary Weston) married to a Sarah B (Unknown)- not Ruth Rice. They had three children in Pelham, MA (Garner 1792-1814, Roxey 1795-1882 and Hiram 1800-1880 - my ancestor.)

My James Washburn was born in 1760 in Plymouth. The James Washburn I found who was married to Ruth Rice was born in 1746 in Leicester, MA and died in 1797 in VT.

Given that Abraham and Mary both died in Pelham, MA, and Mary was only six when the other James was born, it seems more likely that the James married to Sarah B is the son of Abraham and Mary.

I don't have parents listed for the James Washburn who was married to Ruth Rice.

?????

Kay Black
kayb95@aol.com

Re: Mariah, second wife of James Washburn of Woodstock, Vt.

tksmithson — 2012-08-27 13:39:25Z

Thank you so much! It might be interesting to try to find some of his descendants to see if they still have it. If I am able to discover anything further about the family ledger's whereabouts I will be sure to let you know. Many, many thanks again!

Re: Mariah, second wife of James Washburn of Woodstock, Vt.

jamman03 — 2012-08-26 19:27:08Z

I reviewed some of my notes, actually Eric Brittan, a descendent of James and Ruth through Levi was the last to have it. He died in 1970, that's where my trail goes cold on those records, his family might have it. He descrbed it as the family ledger.

Re: Washburn family in Maine

melvis4u — 2012-08-26 16:12:47Z

Hello,

I am a descendant of Bethuel Washburn, Laura Ann's brother. I am desperately trying to find out information about Bethuel's wife, Sarah Brewster. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!!!

Chris

Re: Mariah, second wife of James Washburn of Woodstock, Vt.

tksmithson — 2012-08-26 14:15:12Z

Thank you for the information. When you mention the "library" are you referring to the holdings here at Ancestry or the library in Woodstock? I know that the library of the New England Historic Genealogical Society also collects family bibles donated to them. I will check their holdings as well. This bible sounds like an important source if it can be located. Thanks again for your help!

Re: James and Mary Bowden b@ 1675 Washburn & Salem Witches

jamman03 — 2012-08-25 19:10:41Z

James and Ruth are together, in an unmarked plot on their first family farm, his second wife, Mariah remarried the year James died to a Samuel Averill. Eric Britton passed away in 1970 but I have copies of his letters, about 30 pages. I sent copies of most to the Woodstock Historical Society. Jennifer Donaldson researched the West Meeting House burial grounds and didn't find them there. She send out a land specialist and he seems to have determined the exact location. Since James was a Revolutionary War Vet,(battle of Saratoga,) his resting place should be marked somehow. Eric descended through Levi's daughter, Phebe Lois. If you would like copies of his letters, please e-mail me directly, jamman03@yahoo.com

Re: James and Mary Bowden b@ 1675 Washburn & Salem Witches

lyndatalkington — 2012-08-25 18:36:23Z

This is very exciting and quite interesting as well! I descend from Levi,(he was my G-G-G-Grandfather) who died in Woodstock in 1875. He was the oldest man in town when he died at the age of 97. He came to Woostock in his mother's arms around 1780(Ruth Washburn)and she died shortly thereafter, having given birth to Ruth and James' fifth child. Levi's obit states that his parents were buried in the Old Meetinghouse Cemetery (on Wyman Rd in Woodstock, VT) I have been there several times, and have been unable to locate the headstones. I was aware of the comment in Dana's History Book, and assumed Ruth was buried in the field. However, since James took a second wife, I thought he might have been buried elsewhere. I doubt the second Mrs. Washburn would have buried her husband next to the first Mrs. Washburn. Just conjecture on my part. CAN YOU PLEASE TELL ME HOW TO GET IN TOUCH WITH ERIC BRITTAN, AS HE DESCENDS FROM MY LEVI LINE? The fact that he has this great info is wonderful! Regarding your question about Abrahams first wife, that is a mystery as well. My research shows that Abraham was my James' father, but there is doubt that Mary Weston (Abraham's second wife) could have been James' mother, as they were married several years AFTER James was allegedly born. so I have been looking for Abraham's first wife as well. None of the records I have seen show her name. Thank you so much for the great information. If you anything more info on James and Ruth I would so much appreciate it.

Re: James and Mary Bowden b@ 1675 Washburn & Salem Witches

jamman03 — 2012-08-25 17:17:36Z

I descend from Levi's brother, Joseph Rice Washburn. I have copies of correspondance from an Eric R Brittan, another descendant of Levi. He knew the location of the Washburn Family graveyard on the James and Ruth Washburn farm in Woodstock, VT. The stones were destroyed in the late 1800's for farmland but the location of James and Ruth have been documented. Does anyone know the name of Abraham's first wife, James' mother? I have Mary Weston as Abraham's second wife. Thanks

Re: Mariah, second wife of James Washburn of Woodstock, Vt.

jamman03 — 2012-08-25 16:20:22Z

Sorry, I don't, the Washburns are the main focus of my research. Ruth McCrillis' descendants might still have it. She was born in Woodstock. The library maintains files on early families, they might have it. I got this info from some letters from an E.R. Brittan who descended from Levi Washburn, James' son by his first wife, Ruth. He never saw the Bible either but knew of it's existance. He called Ruth, Moriah's daughter, "the keeper of family records." He died in 1970.

Re: Mariah, second wife of James Washburn of Woodstock, Vt.

tksmithson — 2012-08-25 15:02:42Z

Thank you so much for this important information! Do you by any chance have any more data from the family bible that you could share with me? She does indeed appear to be the woman who's identity I have been searching for.

Re: uncle buck where are you?

vaskebrenne — 2012-08-24 17:19:43Z

He's my great-grandfather. I can help with info on his family if interested.

Re: Mariah, second wife of James Washburn of Woodstock, Vt.

jamman03 — 2012-08-24 15:46:37Z

Moriah married a Samuel Averill in 1797 and died at her daughter, Sabra (Washburn) Howe's home in Cabot, VT in 1830. There was a family bible kept by her daughter Ruth Washburn McCrillis.

WASHBURN Naomi TREMBLY 1901-1987

t42Grapevine — 2012-08-24 14:59:24Z

WASHBURN Naomi TREMBLY 1901-1987

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Re: Richard Burk Washburn, Sampson Burk Washburn

lornajsull — 2012-08-23 03:30:49Z

Will Do, but it may be impossible..... I have the Thomas Sr. Will naming his son Thomas... then to make that connection to Nathaniel.
Lorna

Re: Richard Burk Washburn, Sampson Burk Washburn

KathyLeeAnders — 2012-08-22 23:40:11Z

Lorna if you find who Nathaniel's father is with records let me know. I would love to have that solved! Keep in touch you have me on Facebook.

Last Missing Child of Enoch Washburn & Elisabeth Miller of Pennsylvania Has Been Found

kenmax — 2012-08-22 23:09:37Z

For years a few of us descendants through Enoch Washburn & Elisabeth Miller have tried to find one last child from what I call the Civil War Generation and that was Margaretta Ann. She has now been found, whom she married and exactly where she was including where she is buried. It even tied together a few pictures which had us stumped. Daughter of Enoch & Elisabeth Washburn, Margaretta Ann, married Valentine Snyder of Bucks County, PA about 1862/63. Margaretta died 28 November 1921 and Valentine died 15 September 1911, both in Hampton, NJ. She lived out the last 25 years of her life just 5 miles from where I live, Hampton, Hunterdon Co., New Jersey. We have most all of her decscendants to present day, they just don't know we exist yet. Her children are Cassandra, William, Emory, George & Rovanah. Rovanah died an infant 1883-1884. Haven't found where William Snyder went mainly due to the OVER Abundance of William Snyder's. Margaretta & Valentine Snyder's descendants married into ALPAUGH, JOHNSTON, SMITH, PICKEL & more

Re: Richard Burk Washburn, Sampson Burk Washburn

lornajsull — 2012-08-22 03:36:07Z

I received an answer from Mayflower.... Gave me the names as someone has posted, but no documentation...it was unsourced. I have been studying the will of Thomas Jr. Washburn as his second son was Nathaniel
His will is dated 1729/1732. I think is father was Thomas ... his father being John Washburn descandant of Frances Cooke.
I'm continuing to search on the above premise.

Re: Howard Elmer Washburn

JohnClement — 2012-08-21 17:04:17Z

Come on anspach8696.

An effective query needs much more information; at least dates and places.

Henry Washburn

anspach8696 — 2012-08-20 21:46:56Z

Looking for relative of Henry Washburn (wife Catherine Armstrong)

Re: Richard Burk Washburn, Sampson Burk Washburn

lornajsull — 2012-08-20 01:20:06Z

I have been working. Thomas Sr who married Deliverance Packard had a son they named Thomas who married Elizabeth Howland, who the Mayflower says is not the mother, but I believe she is..... Hints I have been looking at say he was born 1928 which puts another light on things.
We've been to the cem where he was buried but their is no marker. Michael's ggg grandfather Daniel Sullivan is buried in the same cem.
This is the premise I am going to work on to find docuementation.
"Smiles" Lorna