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Comment on Misspelled Names in Genealogy by Jim Sanders

Jim Sanders — Sun, 22 Jan 2012 18:09:51 +0000

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Comment on Daughters’ Education In Litchfield by Mark Shulgasser

Mark Shulgasser — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 03:07:39 +0000

Hello there –

I am in possession of a number (say 10 or so) of Quit-Claim deeds to which your ancestors Aaron, Comfort and Leaming Bradley were party. Aaron seemed also to be in partnership with a Henry Wadsworth in a considerable number of real estate transactions. They are dated between 1800 and 1836.

One, for instance, records Aaron Bradley’s purchase from Frederick Woolcott, of “a certain Forge, situate in said Litchfied about three and a half miles west of the Courthouse, on the river which runs from the Great Pond, so-called, also all of my right in and to the Mill, Dam, Boat House . . . on July 29, 1817 (recorded Jan. 25, 1820; Liber 3rd, Vol. 45)” I estimate that would be an important piece of property in the current Town of Bantam.

I’m afraid I need to raise funds and I suspect these papers might have some value, either to the Litchfield Historical Society, the Connecticut Historical Society, the current property owner, or descendants. I’m just feeling the waters, so to speak, for such transactions.

Are you interested at all?

Looking forward to hearing from you,

All best wishes,

Mark Shulgasser
Long Eddy, NY

Comment on Misspelled Names in Genealogy by Finding Mary Simmons & Her Ancestors – Part One « Relative Musings

Sun, 23 Oct 2011 17:50:56 +0000

[...] an aside, Leaming is a surname turned into a given name, and it is misspelled in many different ways including Leman, Leming, Leyming and more. Leaming Hawkins Bradley apparently insisted that his [...]

Comment on Bradley Genealogy Puzzle Solved by Bradley Ancestor’s Baptism in Yorkshire « Relative Musings

Bradley Ancestor’s Baptism in Yorkshire « Relative Musings — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 02:26:18 +0000

[...] The first part of this genealogy journey was the discovery of the parents and place of origin of Sherman Abernethy Bradley who came from Connecticut to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in the late 1850. Using varied sources including [...]

Comment on Seeking Ancestors from Germany by catherine (Lacobelle) Teitell

catherine (Lacobelle) Teitell — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 02:10:45 +0000

Please amend the German genealogy to reflect the correct name of the son of Catherine (labelled) and Ernest f Teitell to read: Richard Jacob Teitell. (NOT Eugene r.). See #149
Catherine Teitell is the daughter of Constance Lacobelle who is the daughter of Katherine and Joseph boeckenstedt.

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Breaking down a brick wall + Milwaukee Germans — Thu, 30 Jun 2011 12:28:32 +0000

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