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California
Heritage Digital Image Finding Aids, Bancroft Library |
California
As I Saw It: 1849-1900, American Memories
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Panoramic
Maps, 1847-1929 |
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Yuba,
Sutter, Colusa, Butte, and Tehama Counties, California Directory,
1885, at Ancestry.com |
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History and Genealogy Project, California homepage |
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Time Capsule: Three Centuries of Broadsides and Other Printed
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England Ancestors.org |
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Historical Society |
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Index
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Maps - good, zoomable space pics |
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Project |
Hargrett,
Univ. of Georgia Rare Map Collection - Colonial America |
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Archiving
Early America at Early America.com |
Plymouth
Colony Archive Project, Univ. of Virginia |
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Massachusetts
Bay Colony links page |
Detailed
maps on CD for sale, e.g, map of Windham County, Vermont 1856 and
Plymouth
County |
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California
State Library Catalogs
source:
California and other western state, c. 1890-1901, old LA, Pasadena |
1895
US Atlas |
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Maritime
History Project |
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Best Waste
Genealogies online |
New: William Harrison
Waste, included in California
legislature list
Mary Jane Ewing
Ewing and Rosehill, Virginia
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Mary
Ewing Waste DAR record
Mrs. Mary Ewing Waste.
DAR ID Number: 73206
Born in Lee County, Va.
Wife of William Harrison Waste.
Descendant of Benjamin Sharp.
Daughter of Archibald P. Ewing (d. 1872) and Rowena Ross Taylor,
his wife, m. 1868.
Granddaughter of William Addison Taylor (1811-85) and Argyra
C. Sharp (d. 1865), his wife, m. 1841.
Gr-granddaughter of John Debos Sharp (b. 1789) and Polly Neal,
his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Benjamin Sharp and Hannah Fulkerson, his
wife, m. 1787.
Benjamin Sharp (1762-1844) served as a private from Washington
County, Va., under Col. William Campbell at Kings Mountain. He
was born in Lancaster County, Pa.; died in Warren County, Mo. |
Benjamin
Sharp at the
Battle of King's Mountain
Oct 1780 |
Benjamin
Sharp details |
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Lee
County, VA gen web |
New
River Notes, Lee County History |
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Clan
Ewing in America |
Ewing
Immigrants in America before 1776 |
McIntosh Relative Search Findings
John Jackson Waste,
Mary McIntosh and Helphinstines
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Covered
Wagon periodical index
Canyon
House Cemetery lists Frederick McIntosh
Canyon
House Gravesite mentioned in Chapter 3 of Gold Rush People page
Hollenbeck, Edna R. "Trees
and Graves Mark Site of Canon House." Covered Wagon (1966):
40-42. (Frederick McIntosh, 1853, Colusa County) |
Canyon Bottom settlement, Shasta
Co. 1998:68
Canyon Creek, Trinity Co. mining 1995:6; map 1995:iv
Canyon House, historic site 1999:78
Canyon House, stopping place 1998:68
Canon Creek - 30N-2E on old 1912
Shasta map
McIntosh, Bruce, dairy farmer 1999:16
McIntosh, Elizabeth Catey, grave 1999:78
McIntosh, Frederick, accidental death 1999:78 |
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Canyon
Cemetery, Shasta record |
**My
Trip Across the Plains...page, with Lone Tree story** |
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*My McIntosh
Virginia Records* |
Marriages
McIntosh Kentucky
My McIntosh
Kentucky Records* |
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McIntosh
Landing and Island on list |
Old
McIntosh page - Kentucky |
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Newspaper
Abstracts (Tehama) |
Union
List of Fire Insurance Maps - California L-M |
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Colusa
County Surname Registry |
Fruit
Crate Art: includes Hamilton City |
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CSU:L.H.
McIntosh trustee page |
Willows
Public Library -Genealogy and Local History, Bibliography page |
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County
of Glenn homepage |
Colusa
Genweb Archives |
James McIntosh - Huntingdon
County, Pennsylvania, etc.
Mary's family
The McIntosh Family of Georgia
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General Lachlan McIntosh,
Fort McIntosh, McIntosh County, Georgia, etc. |
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Lachlan
McIntosh, Our Georgia History |
Georgia
and the American Revolution |
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Lachlan
McIntosh gen page |
William
McIntosh gen page |
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John
Mohr McIntosh gen page, Lachlan's father |
John
McIntosh gen page |
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McIntosh
County Genweb page |
Fort
McIntosh, Georgia |
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McIntosh
House: Chief McIntosh historical marker |
John
Houston McIntosh historical marker |
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McIntosh
Family of McIntosh County historical marker |
The McIntosh Family Cemetery
Located on U.S. 17, 1.7 miles south
of the South Newport River in South Newport, Ga. |
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Rice
Hope historical marker |
John
McIntosh Kell historical marker, "Laurel Grove" |
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Darien
historical marker |
General's
Island historical marker, the home of Lachlan's family |
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William
Bartram (Donald McIntosh) historical marker |
Clan
McIntosh index |
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Fort
McIntosh, the story of it's history, etc. |
Maps of Pennsylvania
County evolution |
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Fort
Laurens |
Beaver County
history |
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McIntosh Sugar
Mills |
Chief
William McIntosh |
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John
McIntosh Kell, Naval Historical Center |
Recollections
of a Naval Life
Including the Cruises of the Confederate States Steamers
"Sumter" and "Alabama":
John McIntosh Kell, 1823-1900 |
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Chief
William McIntosh gen page
2nd
gen page |
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Lone Tree Ranch is now in
Glenn County
Fleming County,
Kentucky links
Goddard
Covered Bridge
The Goddard White Bridge
is one of three remaining in Fleming County. It is 90 feet long,
has unique construction, and is open for traffic.
Goddard Bridge
Fleming County has long since
been considered the "Covered Bridge Capital of Kentucky".
During the 1950's, eight of Fleming County's 18 covered bridges
were still being used by traffic. By 1964, the number had dwindled
to four, and with the arson of the Sherburne Bridge on April
6, 1981, only three remain. Of these three covered bridges, only
one remains open to traffic, the Goddard Covered Bridge.
Goddard,
Kentucky
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Goddard is a Fleming county community
on KY 32 at Sand Creek southeast of Flemingsburg. The area was
settled early in the nineteenth century and the name comes from
Joseph Goddard, an early settler. The post office opened as Sandford
in 1881, was renamed Goddard in 1902, and closed in 1958. The
community was also known at various times as Hamburg and Tuffy.
A covered bridge crosses Sand Creek
at Goddard. |
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Fleming County,
Kentucky: Helphinstines, etc.
Helphenstines
move to California details
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Helphinstine
- Goddard Cemeterey link |
Jack
Waste and Helphinstine gen web includes many related families,
Kentucky, Ohio, etc. |
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History
of Fleming County |
2nd
history of Fleming County |
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Fleming
County Historical Page |
Fleming
County Genealogy Home Page |
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Fleming
County Gen Guestbook |
Fleming
County old records page |
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1852
Fleming County Kentucky Births
( possible
to search other years) |
*My
Rebecca Wolf Helphenstine history and family page |
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KY
County Archives TOC |
Helphinstine-Doyle
Records Page |
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Dr.
Frances Helphinstine faculty, Morehead State Univ. |
Frances
L. Helphinstine: Professor of English (Ph.D., Indiana University)
Renaissance Literature, Drama |
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Helphinstine's
in Hillsboro |
Goddard
Cemetary Helphinstine link |
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Mrs. Robert & Dr.
Frances Helphinstine, 15 Apr 1978, 533 graves -+ 135 unmarked |
George
W. Helphinstine and others gen web page, from Fleming County |
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Helphinstines,
Daviess County, etc. |
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*My Helphinstine Family page*
Virginia Helphinstines
"Jacob
Helphinstine gen page with history"
Peter
Helphenstine's complete records!
*My Peter
Helphenstine records page
Philip
Helphenstine gen link
History
of Virginia: German arrivals in Shenendoah Valley, etc.
Helphinstine
Family Bible Records
Ship
"Recovery" Passenger List with Peter Helfenstine
Old
Spice Bottle and Ship Recovery /
and part 2
Genealogy...
Orr/Stephenson/Tackett/Helphenstine/Wolfe/
Brombach/Kemper/Schmidt
2002 - 1495
John
Philip Jacob Helphenstein
*
My John Philip Jacob Helphenstein's bio and will page
Major Peter Philip Helfenstein arrived
on the ship Recovery at
Wilmington, Cape Fear, NC October 23, 1754. The ship's
passengers were listed as "Rhineland Immigrants from
Palatinate".
See
Passenger List
See
Palatinate Emigration
He was a founder of the German Lutheran congregation in
Winchester, 1762.
See
History of Winchester
Winchester
Online
His name appears in a document, written in Latin,
placed in the cornerstone of the church. He is buried next to
the
old church in Mt. Hebron cemetery, Winchester, VA.
Read
his will
Helphinstine
history, including Fleming County, KY
1:
another Helphinstine gen page
2:
another Helphintine gen page |
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The
Great Palatinate Migration
Germany
Helphenstine History
*My Germany
Helphenstine History page
Burg
Helphenstine page
Helphenstein
royalty page
Brother
Henry H. Helphinstine, War of 1812 veteran |
Ira Charles Waste
*New
info*
Look up Charles Waste obit
1840
Federal Census - Waste
Ira Charles
Waste research page
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Warren
Waste story |
Mormon
History Timeline |
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"Winter
Quarters" - aftermath of incident |
Luke's
son William Waste and Sarah Jane Day, married Chester, Geagua,
Ohio |
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Cuyahoga
Rootsweb |
Mrs.
Luke Waste |
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Cuyahoga
County GenWeb Project |
Warren
Waste link ?
Joseph
Smith tarring & bio |
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Trumbull,
Ohio - County |
Trumbull
County - Ohio County Almanac |
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Geauga
County, Chardon Village Cemetery lists Waste family members |
1826
Map, Western Reserve |
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Trumbull
County Photo Album |
Welcome
to Geauga County, Ohio -Roots web
Marriage
records |
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1790-1860
Ohio Census - Waste records
my page |
Olive
Levina Waste, daughter of Zelotus Waste |
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Photogallery
- Geauga |
Dr.
J. P. Waste Biography,
"HISTORY OF WABASHA COUNTY" |
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James
R. Waste family, father of Charles E. Waste |
Betsy
Jane Waste record |
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Memorial
To The Pioneer Women Of The Western Reserve, references to Mrs.
Luke Waste and J.P. Waste |
Harold
James Waste record |
Jane Hogle links
Bezaleel Waste,
Jr.
*New
info*
Bezaleel Waste,
Sr.
Catalogue
of the principal officers of Vermont, as connected with its political
history, from 1778 to 1851, with some biographical notices, &c.,
by Leonard Deming.
Deming, Leonard, 1787-1853.
112 p. 24 cm.
Middlebury [Vt.]
The author,
1851. |
The
original "Bezaleel" passages from Old Testament |
* Vermont
Historical Gazetteer
a local History of all the Towns in the State,
Civil, Educational, Biographical, Religious and Military.
Vol. V.
The Towns of Windham County.*
Published 1891
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Index
of /pub/usgenweb/vt/windham |
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Windham
County USgenweb coordinator page |
Lake
George book online, published 1868 |
Windham
County, Vermont
Local History and Genealogy |
*Lake Champlain-Lake
George Historical Site* |
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Famous
Vermonters,
surveyors,
etc. |
Bellows
Falls, Vermont |
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History
of Vermont |
Vermont
USGENWEB index |
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Whitingham
Town Index (short) |
Whitingham
Historical Society - address, info only |
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New
England Historical Photograph Archives |
Vermont
History-Maps Page |
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Whitingham,
Virtual Vermont link
Whitinham
History Page
Deerfield
Valley News |
Green
Mountain Boys - Battle of Bennington, 1777
Ethan
Allen |
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Bezaleel was born in Norton,
Mass
Norton
Historical Society has pictures |
Uri
Waste record |
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Barnstable
County US Genweb page |
Vermont
Find-a-museum
Brooks Memorial
Library, Brattleboro |
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Virtual
Vermont |
Cutting
Cemetery is also known as Intervale Cemetery |
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Wilmington - Whitingham,
Vermont Places To Contact |
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Town
of Wilmington website |
Deerfield
Valley News |
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History
of Memorial Hall, Wilmington |
Historic
Route 7A |
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Whitingham Historical Society
Whitingham, VT
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 125
Jacksonville, VT 05342
Tools, photographs, household furnishings,
church furniture, and a library with old diaries are located
in a former church.
Contact Person: Elaine Maynard, President |
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Historical Society of Windham County
Route 30, Newfane, VT
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 246
Newfane, VT 05345
Telephone: 802-365-4148
The society displays all types of
artifacts from towns in Windham County from the late 1700s through
early 1900s in a 2-story brick building. Activities include 4-6
programs May to Oct.
Contact Person: Joan Marr, Curator;
Michael Granger, President |
Charles N. Waste
*New
info*
Charles
gen page - Mayflower Data Base
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Rochester
Historical Society |
History
of Bristol Co. ,
Massachusetts with
Biographical Sketches
of many of its Pioneers and Prominent Men - 1883 |
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Middleborough
Marriage Records To 1800
From Early Massachusetts
Marriages Prior to 1800 |
Charles
purchase of land in Rochester |
Town
of Middleborough |
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Founding
of Dartmouth |
Town
of Dartmouth |
iDartmouth.com |
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Charles
N. Waste - great family Rootweb page |
Best-known
Waste family genealogy - including Charles and Bezaleels |
Daughter
Sarah Waste
2nd
link |
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Daughter
Elizabeth
2nd
link |
Stone
Furnaces and Iron Men |
Wilmington
Gen Site has details about Charles |
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Their son Bezaleel
was born in Norton, Mass
Norton
Historical Society has pictures |
Saugus Ironworks
Natl. Park |
A
Day in the Life of a Smelter |
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Deborah
Williamson gen page |
Iron
Industry in New England |
List
of historic sites |
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Historic
Crown Point, New York |
1650: First American
ironworks, Saugus |
Charles
and daughter Mercy Waste |
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Charles
land purchase |
Apponagansett
Meetinghouse, Dartmouth, Bristol County, MA - bw pictures
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Richard
Waste, killed in action at Crown Point record |
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Sarah
Waste's husband Peter Crapo's bio info |
Gurney
Bridge, 1820-1824
Freetown, Mass |
Iron
Works, Freetown |
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Olde
Dartmouth Scenery Slideshow |
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Eli Waste
Richard Waste
Francis John West
Plymouth Colony
Pilgrim
Hall Museum
Their
online history exhibit starts here
Their
George Soule page
Plymouth
Colony Grows page
Alden.org
Dartmouth
Purchase, included George Soule
"Search
this site for people"
lists, Mayflower Document Center
Francis John West was born in Duxbury, Plymouth,
MA about 1630. Francis died January 2, 1696 in North Kingstown,
Washington, RI.
He married Susannah Soule in Duxbury, Plymouth,
MA, about 1680.
Francis
John West was the father of Richard Waste
Matthew West
Thomas West
Thomas
West gen page "Long Island Genealogy"
2nd
Thomas West page, with children
The
father of Matthew was Thomas West
Thomas
West was born about 1564 in Harsworth, England -
Thirteenth Generation
A Thomas West was a passenger
on the "Mary and John"
THE
1633/4 PASSENGER LIST FOR THE "MARY & JOHN"
The father
of Thomas West was Richard West
Richard
was born about 1534 in Harsworth, Buckinghamshire, England
The
father of Richard West was Thomas West.
Thomas
was born in Aylsbury, Buckinghamshire, England
The father
of Thomas West was Charles West,
who was born Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England
West
Family and Ireland
West
Familywest_startpage.html
Various Wastes
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