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Category Archives: Historical Monument
Oliver Webber
Oliver WEBBER (1797 – 1862) was Alex’s 4th Great Grandfather; one of 32 in this generation. Oliver A. Webber Esq.’s birthdate of 1797 is estimated from the 1850 census. His parents were Charles WEBBER Jr. and Ruth THATCHER. He married … Continue reading
Horace Horton Blair
Horace Horton BLAIR (1894 – 1965) was Alex’s Great Grandfather; one of four in this generation. Horace Horton Blair was born on 18 Feb 1894 in Anderson’s Corners Quebec. He went by his middle name Horton. His parents were William Lewis BLAIR and Susan Wilhelmina CRUTCHFIELD. He … Continue reading
Posted in -3rd Generation, College Graduate, Historical Monument, Line - Blair, Veteran
Tagged San Diego
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Walter Palmer
Walter PALMER (1585 – 1661) (Wikipedia) was an early Separatist Puritan settler in the Massachusetts Bay Colony who helped found Charlestown and Rehoboth, Massachusetts and New London, Connecticut. He was Alex’s 11th Great Grandfather twice, one of 4,096 in the … Continue reading
Posted in 13th Generation, Double Ancestors, Historical Monument, Historical Site, Immigrant - England, Line - Miner, Line - Shaw, Pioneer, Place Names, Public Office, Storied, Wikipedia Famous
Tagged Died at Sea, Indentured Servant, Rehoboth Pioneer, Stonington Founder, The Four Sisters 1629, Too Vigorous Strokes
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Guilford Dudley Coleman
Guilford Dudley COLEMAN (1832 – 1903) was Alex’s 3rd Great Grandfather, one of 16 in this generation of the Shaw line. Guilford Dudley Coleman was born on 22 February 1832 in Vassalboro Maine. His parents were Dudley COLEMAN and Cynthia RICHARDSON … Continue reading
Lt. William Miner
Lt. William MINER (1670 – 1725) was Alex’s 8th Great Grandfather, one of 512 in this generation. William Miner was born on 6 Nov 1670 in Niantic, CT near Lyme and New London. He was son of Clement MINER and Frances … Continue reading
Posted in 10th Generation, Be Fruitful and Multiply, Historical Monument, Line - Miner, Public Office, Veteran
Tagged Lyme, Thomas Lee House
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Lt Clement Miner
Lt Clement MINER (1638 – 1700) is Alex’s 9th great grandfather – one of 1,024 grandfathers in this generation of the Miner line. Clement Miner was baptized on 4 Mar 1638 in Hingham, MA. His parents were: Thomas MINER and Grace … Continue reading
Posted in 11th Generation, Historical Monument, Line - Miner, Public Office, Veteran
Tagged Hingham, New London, Voluntown
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Thomas Miner
My Paternal American Ancestor, Thomas MINER (1608 – 1690) was a founder of Charlestown and Hingham Mass and New London and Stonington, Connecticut, and the author of one of the few diaries to survive 17th Century New England. The Diary of Thomas … Continue reading
Posted in 12th Generation, Historical Church, Historical Monument, Historical Site, Immigrant - England, Immigrant Coat of Arms, Line - Miner, Pioneer, Public Office, Storied, Veteran, Wikipedia Famous
Tagged 1st Deputy to the General Court from Pequot (New London), Connecticut vs. Rhode Island, New London CT Founder, Stonnington CT Founder, Voluntown, With an "e" or with an "o"
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