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Massachusetts Macombers — chiefly, Elisha of Dartmouth and New Bedford, and family
Macomber-1 Macomber notes Posted here (above) is a downloadable Word document which comprises a genealogical article about Elisha Macomber (ca. 1775-1855) of Dartmouth and New Bedford, Mass. My maternal grandmother was … Continue reading
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Tagged Almira Haskell, Almira Macomber, Andrew H. Haskell, Andrew Haskell, Annie C. Handy, Annie C. Hart, Annie H. Handy, Clarissa Macomber, Clarissa Macomber Hamlet, Elisha Macomber, Elisha Macomber Jr., Emma S. Haskell, Everett S. Stackpole, John C. Hart, John Macomber, Laban Thatcher, Lucinda H. Hart, Lucinda Haskell, Lucinda Haskell Hart, Lucy Hart, Margaret Macomber Cornell, Margaret Macomer, Marjorie New, Marjorie New Macomber, Mary F. Haskell, Mary Haskell Adams, Mary Macomber, Mary Macomber Turner, Roger Smith, Roger W. Smith, Sarah J. H. Haskell, Thomas B. Macomber
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John Congdon Hart (1829-1883) of New Bedford, MA
Posted below as Word document is a genealogical report about John Congdon Hart (1829-1883) of New Bedford, Mass., my mother’s great-grandmother on her mother’s side. — Roger W. Smith hart-3
Posted in genealogy, my recent ancestors (granparents, great-grandparents, etc.)
Tagged a;, Albert Hart, Annie C. Hart, Annie Congdon Hart, Benjamin C. Hart, Benjamin Congdon Hart, Caroline Butts, Caroline Hart, Caroline Mary Ricketson, Caroline Waters Butts, Carolne W. Butts, Carrie Butts, Carrie Croacher, Carrie Hart, Carrie L. Hart, Carrie Lee Hart, Carrie M. Ricketson, Carrie Reed, Charles A. Hart, Charles Archibald Hart, Delancey Croacher, Delancey W. Croacher, Edith D. Hart, Edith Darling Hart, Edward A. Reed, Edward M. Hart, Edward Marshall Hart, Elizabeth F. Hewins, Elizabeth Frances Hewins, Emma A. Moulton, Emma Antoinette Moulton, Emoline S. Aiken, Emoline Sanford Aiken, Ga, Gamaliel Hart, Harry E. Hart, Harry Ellery Hart, James B. Congdon, John A. Hart, John Andrew Hart, John C. Hart, John Congdon Hart, John Pitman Taylor, Lydia C. Shaw, Lydia Congdon, Minnie E. Hart, Minnie Eveline Hart, Nina Burnham Raymond, Ninan B. Raymond, William T. Hart, William Taylor Hart
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Capt. Gamaliel Hart (ca. 1792-1834)
Posted below as a downloadable Word document is an article about Capt. Gamaliel Hart (ca. 1792-1834) of New Bedford, Mass. (died New York City), who was an ancestor of my maternal grandmother. — Roger W. Smith … Continue reading
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Tagged Ann p, Ann Patchin, Annie C. Hart, Annie Congdon Hart, Annie Handy, Arnold Shaw, Caleb Congdon, Caroline Butts, Caroline W, Caroline Water Butts, Edith D. Hart, Edith Darling Hart, Gamaliel Bryant, Gamaliel Hart, Ganaliel Bryangt, Harry E. Hart, James H. Hart, John C. Hart, John Congdon Hart, kCC, Lois Bryant, Lois Bryant Hart, Lois Bryantg, Lois Hart, Lucinda Haskell, Lucinda M. Haskell, Lydia C. Hart, Lydia C. Shaw, Lydia Congdon, Lydia Shaw, Simpson Hart, Susanna Congdon, Susanna Taber
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Family of Caleb (1767-1832) and Susanna (Taber) Congdon (1770-1839) of New Bedford
This report concerns my most recent Congdon ancestors, who go back to nineteenth century New Bedford, Mass. I am descended from them through my maternal grandmother Annie Congdon Handy (nee Hart). Her great-grandmother (on her father’s side) was Lydia … Continue reading
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Tagged Amelia Congdon, Amelia S. Congdon, Amerlia Shaw Congdon, Arnold S. Congdon, Arnold Shaw, Arnold Shaw Congdon, Benjamin Congdon, Benjamin T. Congdon, Caleb Congdon, Catherine Congdon, Deborah Bryant Har, Deborah Bryant Hart, Deborah Congdon, Deborah Hart, Gamaliel Hart, James B. Congdon, James Bunker Congdon, John C. Hart, John Congdon, John Congdon Hart, John H. Congdon, John Howard Congdon, Joseph Allen, Joseph Congdon, Lucy Congdon, Lucy Randall, Lydia Congdon, Mary T. Congdon, Mary Taber Congdon, Mercy Buffum, Mercy Congdon, Mercy T. Buffum, New Bedford Anti-Slavery Society, Phebe Coffin, Phebe Congdon, Susanna Congdon, Susanna Taber, William Coffin Jr.
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