Notes: Rooted in New England, Our Family Tree

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4551	Witness York, had lawsuit in Piscataqua court in 1640. Proprietor; witness to an Indian deed to Humphrey Chadbourne in 1643; bought land at Cape Nuddocke beach 18 Oct. 1644. Had land grant from the town in 1646. [York De. I.] More info in source	WEARE, Peter (I3622)
4552	Witness to Deed of Daniel Sr. & Sarah Gooding to Jonathan Stone: York Deeds, Book VI, Fol. 67 To all Christian People to whome these may come/ Know yee that I Daniel Gooding Sen^r, of y^e town of Kittery in y^e County of York in New England wth the consent of Sarah my wife, have bargained and sold unto Jonathan Stone of y^e same town and County and Countrey and to his heires for ever, a certain parcel of Marsh it being and lying on y^e North side of the pond comonly called and known by the name of Humphrey's pond it containing about five or six Acres be it more or less... And for confirmation hereof I set to my hand and seal the seventeenth day of May in y^e year of our Lord one thousand Six hundred Ninety and Eight/ the mark of Signed Sealed & Delivered Daniel D Gooding (his seal) in ye presents of us. the mark of Witt. James Warren Sarah ? Gooding (her seal) Peter Nowell	NOWELL, Capt. Peter Esq. (I1512)
4553	Witness to the Life of Mary G. Robinson by her daughter, Jane E. Cudmore Mother was born on December 20, 1899, 11 days before the turn of the century. She was born on a farm on Cambridge St. in Winchester. She had fond memories of life on that farm and would tell about her father working alll week to get his produce ready to take to market in Boston early, early on Sat. morning by horse and wagon. When she was 16 two events effected the rest of her life. She received a driver's license for the Mass. Registry of Motor Vehicles and she joined the newly formed Winchester Grange, of which her parents were charter members. The Grange is a fraternal organization for farm families that extols God and family and the fruitful labor of the farmer. In the late 1920's she met Windover Robinson who moved here from Prince Edward Island, Canada. Together they joined the Methodist Church and were married there in 1929. Dad joined Winchester Grange. They both loved the ritual and their fellow members and for over forty years they attended meetings not only here in Winchester and surrounding communities but all over Massachusetts. But, most of all they loved being with their children and grandchildren. Most holidays were spent at Grammie and Pa's and we have the home movies to prove it - turkey after turkey. Dad died in 1970. Annette and I lost a wonderful father, but she lost a loving husband and best friend. It wasn't until 17 years later when I experienced the same loss that I realized the apin and grief she suffered. But, she knew life must go on and about a year later a dear friend, Gladys Mullen, came to share her home. They enjoyed many interests in common - church and Grange - but each maintained her own independence. Soon after that Helen Dewar and Janet Manzie moved into half of Mother's house and so, she surrounded herself with family and friends. She loved having her grandchildren come to visit and was always interested in their activities. She especially loved having the great-grandchildren come and play with simple toys she boasted she had purchased at the Methodist Church rummage sale. She continued her active role in the things she loved to do and one of her last enjoyable evenings was spent when she and I went together to a retirement party in honor of Annette's service to the Social Service Dept. of Winchester Hospital. She was proud and looked forward to the additional time Annette would have to spend with her. But, shortly she was stricken with a severe heart attack. In her pain and suffering she had two wishes - to go home and not to be alone. Annette and I with the help of Clellan, Janet and grandchildren did all that was humaly possible to fulfill her wishes - but we could not allay her fears. So, God in his infinite wisdom took her home and she is not alone. She is with a husband who loved her and family and friends who have gone on before her. She has received that welcome plaudit: "Well done good and faithful servant". We thank God for the many years of her earthly life and for opening his everlasting arms and granting her peace. September 1, 1992 Mary G. Robinson December 20, 1899 - August 25, 1992	GUSTIN, Mary (I2010)
4554	Witness to the sale of property.	BRAGDON, Arthur (I3478)
4555	Witnessed the execution of Maj. Andre at Tappan, NY in 1780.	NOWELL, Mark (I1626)
4556	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I155)
4557	Woburn High School, Class of 1965	LAFAYETTE, Mary Nell "Bonnie" (I883)
4558	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I157)
4559	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I1299)
4560	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I1446)
4561	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I156)
4562	Worked as a sea cadet on this cargo ship [??]	SQUAIR, William Alexander "Papa" (I6113)
4563	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I6099)
4564	World War I	GUSTIN, Harvey James (I431)
4565	Wounded in the Great Swamp Fight in King Philip's war	RICHARDSON, Nathaniel (I3303)
4566	Wright	CONQUEROR, Charles (I5594)
4567	WW I #1896 Howard Leavitt Berry, med height and build, blue eyes, brown hair 126 McDonough, Portsmouth, N. H. age 41 b. June 23, 1877, w, alien declarant/ citizen of Great Britain Foreman/ Engine House/ B & M Railroad, Round House McDonough, Portsmouth Nearest relative: Nellie Cleveland Berry, 126 McDonough, Portsmouth Sep 12 1918 Local Board for Division No. 1, For the County of Rockingham, State of N. H. Portsmouth, N. H.	BERRY, Howard Leavitt (I4465)
4568	WW I John Joseph Dwyer 37 Lawrence St., Boston, Suffolk, Mass. Age: 41 Date of Birth: June 9 1877 White / US naturalized citizen Occupation: Tile Dealer / Self Employed 237 Broadway, Boston, Suffolk, Mass. Nearest relative: William P. Dwyer (Brother) 173 Blue Hill Ave., Boston, Suffolk, Mass.	DWYER (O' DWYER), John Joseph (I5321)
4569	WW II 2471 Howard Leavitt Berry 1 Sheridan Avenue, Portsmouth, N. H. 64 years Place of Birth: Clemenceport, Nova Scotia June 23, 1877 Person who will alwasys know your address: Mrs. Nellie C. Berry (wife) Employed by Boston - Maine Railroad, Portsmouth, N.H.	BERRY, Howard Leavitt (I4465)
4570	WW II Mustered Oct 1939 Wounded in Action, Michigan Eskildson, Alfred, Pfc, USMCR, Mother, Mrs. Anna Eskildsen, 227 3rd St., Stambaugh.	ESKILDSEN, William Alfred (I5159)
4571	WW II: William John Dods, age 62, born 10 Dec 1879 in Ottawa, Canada, person who will always know address: Mrs. W. Dods, 20 Hillsdale Rd., Medford, Mass., Employer: New England Tel & Tel Co, 6 Bowdin Sq., Boston, MA. W, 5'6", 160 lbs., blue eyes, brown hair, ruddy complexion, glasses for reading	DODS, William John (I1728)
4572	WWI Draft Registration: No. 40 Clyde Franklin Friend Age 21 East Propect, Nazareth, Pa. Date of birth: May 20, 1896 Weisport, Pa. USA Occupation: Laborer (Bleecher) Kraewer Hosing Co. Inc., Nazareth Pa. No dependents Single caucasian no military experience weak eyes and hart [sic] medium height and build; gray eyes; light brown hair William e. Beck, 2nd Ward, Nazareth, Pennsylvania June 5th, 1917	FRIEND, Clyde Franklin (I5584)
4573	Xaverian Brothers: teacher and administrator in Massachusetts and New York	DWYER, Patrick J. (I5325)
4574	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I7364)
4575	Y. Deeds 97-33	STOVER, William (I1076)
4576	Year according to Lester C. Gustin in his genealogy	GUSTIN, James Harvey (I2036)
4577	York county eliminated from place because it was not founded until 1652.	WANTON, Edward (I2140)
4578	York County Probate Record 14240 Also says his widow's name was Lydia	NOWELL, Mark Jr. (I1631)
4579	York Court of Sessions, Jail Account: 41-39, 9-9-2942-YORK	NOWELL, Capt. Peter Esq. (I1512)
4580	York Court of Sessions, Prison Account: 8-50-2767-YORK	NOWELL, Capt. Peter Esq. (I1512)
4581	York Deeds 46-149 says he is "of York" at this time.	NORTON, Joseph (I7113)
4582	York then called Agamenticue. His brother, Robert, settled in Portsmouth. Both first found in records in 1640.	PUDDINGTON, George (I3546)
4583	Yorke Aprill 18th 1692 An Inventory of the estate of Mr Peter weare lately deceased taken by vs whose names are here vnderwritten £ s d Inpro Abont 200 acres of land at Cape nedok and honsing 170 00 00 and thre acres and halfe of sait marsh............................ 016 00 00 3 brass ketles .......................................................... 002 10 00 1 Joyron pot & pot hookes & tramell ........................... 000 16 00 a frying pan & Iron sklle beame .................................. 000 17 00 2 axes & Iron skillet ................................................ 000 10 00 2 spits a brass morter an pæsell watch bill ................... 000 10 00 Chaines & Churn augers & other things ...................... 001 16 00 [80] A bedsted a spining wheele and other things .......... 01 16 00 on table a paile a cup ............................................... 00 10 00 on Mayre and six aheep ............................................ 03 00 00 for puter 43s and two brass candlesticks13s .................. 02 09 00 on paire of streaked Curtings ..................................... 01 04 00 on paire of Black curtings ......................................... 00 07 00 on raper ................................................................ 00 12 00 one booke called the key of the bible .......................... 01 00 00 and other bookes ..................................................... 00 18 00 2 silver spons and a silver Cup ................................. 01 00 00 2 Cuahens and some linnen ...................................... 00 17 00 on Coate ............................................................... 00 10 00 2 great trunkes and a small one .................................. 01 05 00 on bed and twister and the bed cloathes to it ................ 02 05 00 on old bed and bed cloathes belonging to it ................. 01 10 00 on warming pan & a paire of stilards .......................... 01 00 00 on bible ................................................................ 00 07 00 six swine ............................................................... 03 10 00 In Cash .................................................................. 00 04 00 4 Cows 10£ on hefer & 2 steres 4£ 10s ........................ 14 10 00 3 yearlings 3£ a saw & other things ............................ 04 00 00 281 13 00	WEARE, Peter (I3622)
4584	Zoeggele, Anton L lab h 8 Dartmouth* --Ellen W (Mrs Anton L) died Mar 14 1934 Zoeggler, Helena M forewmn 42 Court r 8 Dartmouth** Dartmouth/8 Zoeggele Anton L (owned home symbol) *Court/42 Hack C A & Son Inc prntrs and publishers, see p.281	ZOEGGELE, Antone (I5515)
4585	Zoeggele, Antone L (Ellen W) house 8 Dartmouth " Helena M forewoman 42 Court boards 8 Dartmouth " Mary F dressmaker 8 Dartmouth res do	ZOEGGELE, Antone (I5515)
4586	Zoeggele, Antone L (Ellen) baker house 29 Park " Helena M press feeder 42 Court boards 29 Park " Mary F dressmaker boards 29 Park " Philip M (Anna) com trav house 9 Fern	ZOEGGELE, Antone (I5515)