This Old Tree, January 2016
I received a query via our group’s Facebook page on a Daniel Tibbetts. The woman wanted to know if he was the son of Philip Tibbetts of Shapleigh, Maine and
The web of our life is of a mingled yarn, good and ill together. – William Shakespeare
I received a query via our group’s Facebook page on a Daniel Tibbetts. The woman wanted to know if he was the son of Philip Tibbetts of Shapleigh, Maine and
This Month column has two separate parts. Both stem from requests for help from people at the annual Maine Genealogical Society Meeting held in Brewer, Maine. Thelma Brooks question on
Research at the Northern Maine Fair First I need to thank Jay for talking to Sarah Brooks from Portage about genealogy and second for Sarah helping to bring Celia Beaulier
This month’s column is part two of William and Anna Tibbetts research. I asked Jay if he has ever done a search for William Tibbetts using the federal census and
This month column is on the Family of Nathaniel Bartlett and his wife Louisa Baker. This past month program was on Louisa’s sister Charlotte, wife of Nathaniel M. T. Willey.
The Problems with the George Hayward family of Concord, Massachusetts George Hayward is my 8th great-grandfather. I had traced my family back to George and his wife Mary through their
Guest Column by Brenda Bourgoine I have been searching for information on my great great-grandfather Aaron Jackson’s roots for decades now. This is my/his story time-line with notes. The earliest
This month’s column is the first in a series of the William Tibbett’s Family of Harmony, ME. One of our members, Jay Bullard has several lines of Tibbetts. He has
This column is about using land records to help put the pieces of a family tree puzzle together. There is a family that Spike and I have worked on, the
The Mystery of Julia Savage In the 1871 census for Fredericton, York, New Brunswick, there is a listing for Julia A. Savage, age 59, living in St. Ann’s Ward in