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General:  The American Genealogist

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General: The American Genealogist. Whole Number 298, Vol. 75, No. 2,

April 2000. Published quarterly by David L. Greene, P.O. Box 398,

Demorest, Georgia 30535. ISSN 0002-8592, Soft cover, 6x9, Pages 81-168,

Indexed in last issue of year, Good condition. CONTENTS: The Correct

English Origin of Thomas Millett of Dorchester, Massachusetts; Thankful

Taylor of Yarmouth, Massachusetts, and Bristol, Rhode Island, Wife of

Benjamin Cary; Testamentary Revenge; The Soblets of the European Refuge:

Ancestral to the Soblet-Sublett Family of Manakin Town, Virginia;

Protecting the Sabbath (from Travelers, Fishers, and Tipplers); James

Burt of Taunton, Massachusetts; John and Thomas Bowater and their Sister

Mary (Bowater) Wright: Early Quaker Immigrants to Pennsylvania

(concluded); Two Daniel Coles of Eastham, Massachusetts, and Two Wives

Names Mercy: A Mayflower Line; Ecclesiastical Harmony; The English

Ensigns: Ancestral to Thomas Ensign of Scituate, Massachusetts, and

James Ensign of Hartford, Connecticut (continued); William Dollarhide's

The Census Book: A Review Article; An Obstacle to Church Attendance:

1511-12; Mary (Farr) (Mycall) Niles of Braintree, Massachusetts, and

Mary (Farr) Farnsworth of Lynn and Groton, Massachusetts; Corrections to

TAG; The Lost Rogers Families of Sharon, Stoughton and Taunton,

Massachusetts; Dean Crawford Smith, CG (1925- 2000); Editorial Notes and

Observations; Book Reviews. 



General: The American Genealogist. Whole Number 299, Vol. 75, No. 3,

July 2000. Published quarterly by David L. Greene, P.O. Box 398,

Demorest, Georgia 30535. ISSN 0002-8592, Soft cover, 6x9, Pages 169-248,

Indexed in last issue of year, Good condition. CONTENTS: Henry Freeman,

Immigrant to Massachusetts Bay in 1630, and His Descendants Through the

End of the Eighteenth Century; Cameron Allen Validated: Frances

(Anderson) (Herbert) (Cocke) Wynne of Prince George County, Virginia;

Overwhelmed Reviewers; The English Origin of Samuel Scullard of Newbury,

Massachusetts; Animadversions on Shuffleboard; The Lost Rogers Families

of Sharon, Stoughton and Taunton, Massachusetts (concluded); William and

Goodwife Ayres of Hartford, Connecticut: Witches Who Got Away; The

Children of James and Anna (-) Burt of Taunton, Massachusetts: A

Correction (and an Editorial Apology); The Seventeenth-Century English

Origins of John Palmer and John Headl(e)y of Bucks County, Pennsylvania;

The Washburns of Middletown, Connecticut, and the Children of Joseph and

Hanna (Johnson?) Washburn: A Mayflower Line; Euphony and Cacophony: A

Comment on the Name of the Mayflower; Garbrand Alias Harkes Notes: The

Ancestry of Susanna Garbrand, Wife of the Rev. Thomas Hooker of

Hartford, Connecticut, and of William Goodwin of Hartford and

Farmington; The English Ensigns: Ancestral to Thomas Ensign of Scituate,

Massachusetts, and James Ensign of Hartford, Connecticut (concluded);

"Smoked and Cleansed"; Editorial Notes and Observations; Book Reviews.





General: The American Genealogist. Whole Number 300, Vol. 75, No. 4,

October 2000. Published quarterly by David L. Greene, P.O. Box 398,

Demorest, Georgia 30535. ISSN 0002-8592, Soft cover, 6x9, Pages 249-383,

Indexed in last issue of year, Good condition. CONTENTS: TAG at Three

Hundred; Were the "Daughters" of Robert Burton of Sussex County,

Delaware, Really the Daughters of Comfort (Bagwell) Leatherbury?; Ale,

Tobacco And Secondary Sources; The English Origin of Sergeant Francis

Nichols of Stratford, Connecticut; "Follow Your Bliss" (With Apologies

to Joseph Campbell); Who Was Elizabeth (Smith) Filkin? A New York Case

Study; The Letter(s) of the Law in Early New England; The Pinkeny Claim

to Scotland; Shaw-Allen Corrections; Henry Freeman, Immigrant to

Massachusetts Bay in 1630, and His Descendants Through the End of the

Eighteenth Century (concluded); The American Society of Genealogists'

Scholar Award for 2001; The Later Career of William and Judith Ayres,

Escaped Witches from Hartford, Connecticut: Rhode Island Destination and

Descendants; The Correct English Origin of Thomas Millett of Dorchester,

Massachusetts, Part Two; Elizabeth Axtell, Second Wife of Thomas Burt of

Taunton, Massachusetts; The Seventeenth-Century English Origins of John

Palmer and John Headl(e)y of Bucks County, Pennsylvania (concluded);

Sciatica and Bear's Grease; The Maternal Ancestry of Allen Converse of

Woburn, Massachusetts; Editorial Notes and Observations; Book Reviews;

Index of Names in Volume 75; Historical Note.



General: The American Genealogist. Whole Number 301, Vol. 76, No. 1,

January 2001. Published quarterly by David L. Greene, P.O. Box 398,

Demorest, Georgia 30535. ISSN 0002-8592, Soft cover, 6x9, Pages 1-80,

Indexed in last issue of year, Good condition. CONTENTS: The English

Ancestry of Anne Tutty, Wife of Alexander Knight and Robert Whitman of

Ipswich, Massachusetts: With the Ancestry of Benjamin Ling and Ellis Mew

of New Haven, Connecticut, and Sarah (Mew) Cooper of Southampton, Long

Island; Family Togetherness in Colonial Connecticut; Hannah Fisher,

First Wife of the Rev. George Burroughs, Executed for Witchcraft in

Salem, Massachusetts, 1692; Just Dropping In; The English Ancestry of

Richard Belden of Wethersfield, Connecticut: With an Account of the

Death in England of Richard Baildon, Son of Sir Francis Baildon of

Kippax. Yorkshire; Who Was the Wife of James Forbes, Member of the

Continental Congress From Maryland?; Irene Booth, Wife of Aaron Parons

(1732-1810+) of Massachusetts and Vermont; The Baptism of Isaac Nichols

of Stratford, Connecticut; John and Deborah (Thompson) Hartwell of

Concord and Bedford, Massachusetts: A Correction to Torry's New England

Marriages; Genealogical Frustrations; Shepard Prettyman and Shepard

Kollock of Delaware and New Jersey; A Sword and Doublet Story; Disproof

of a Novel Descent of Oliver Mainwaring of New London, Connecticut, From

King Edward III of England: Henry Holland, Duke of Exter, and Robert

Holland, "Bastard of Exeter"; Portuguese and Spanish Colonists in

Seventeenth-Century Maryland; "Gesundheit"; Mike Ashley's Mammoth Book

of British Kings & Queens: A Review Article; Silas Williams (1769-1847)

of Groton, Connecticut: Three Williams Lines Exposed; Editorial Notes

and Observations; Book Reviews.



General: The American Genealogist. Whole Number 302, Vol. 76, No. 2,

April 2001. Published quarterly by David L. Greene, P.O. Box 398,

Demorest, Georgia 30535. ISSN 0002-8592, Soft cover, 6x9, Pages 81-159,

Indexed in last issue of year, Good condition. CONTENTS:  The English 

Ancestry of George Pownall of Bucks County, Pennsylvania: With Notes on

Thomas Pownall, Governor of Massachusetts Bay and South Carolina; The

English Origin of Jane (Galland) (Paine), Wife of Thomas Mayhew of

Martha's Vineyard; In Defense of the Much-Maligned ff: Standards of

Transcription; The Double f: An Editorial Response: Walter Lee Sheppard,

Jr., FASG (1911-2000); The Family of Zadock and Lydia (Wilmot) Hawkins

of Derby, Connecticut: Connecticut, Canada, and Kentucky; Of Gravestones

and Mutton Dealers; Who Were the Parents of Cyrus Clark of Massachusetts

and Saratoga County, New York? Correction and Addition; Sarah Heaton,

Wife of John Porter of Hebron and Lebanon, Connecticut; A Lethal

Libation; The English Ancestry of Richard Belden of Wethersfield,

Connecticut: With the Probable Ancestry of William Belden of

Wethersfield (concluded); Genealogy and Il Duce; Roman Genealogical

Continuity and the "Descents-From-Antiquity" Question: A Review Article;

Pleasance vs. Repentance; Another Downing Addendum; Portuguese and

Spanish Colonists in Seventeenth-Century Maryland (concluded); Jeremiah

and Sally A. (Gallaher) White of Scioto County, Ohio; Editorial Notes

and Observations; Book Reviews.



General: The American Genealogist. Whole Number 303, Vol. 76, No. 3,

July 2001. Published quarterly by David L. Greene, P.O. Box 398,

Demorest, Georgia 30535. ISSN 0002-8592, Soft cover, 6x9, Pages 161-244,

Indexed in last issue of year, Good condition. CONTENTS: Abraham

Southard Alias Serote of Maine; A Note on Sir Richard Saltonstall of

Watertown, Massachusetts; William Taylor of Wethersfield and New London,

Connecticut; Desertion (and Clean Laundry); The English Origin of John

Parker of Boston, Massachusetts; For Giggles Read Jiggles; The American

Society of Genealogists' Scholar Award for 2002; The English Ancestry of

John Woodliffe of Berkeley Hundred, Virginia, With a New Royal Descent

From Edward I: And with Evidence from the Murder of Christopher Marlowe;

Unfair Competition?; George Rappole of Alexandria, Jefferson County, New

York, and His Alsatian Ancestry; The Family Origin of Frances Brett,

Mother of William Pynchon of Roxbury and Springfield, Massachusetts; The

Baptism of Sarah, Daughter of the Rev. Thomas Hooker of Hartford,

Connecticut; The English Ancestry of George Pownall of Bucks County,

Pennsylvania: With Notes on Thomas Pownall, Governor of Massachusetts

Bay and South Carolina (concluded); Corrections to TAG; John Macoone of

Westerly, Rhode Island; Not For the Faint Hearted; The False English

Origin of Lieutenant-Colonel Walter Aston of Charles City County,

Virginia; Goodbye Cruel (English) World; Editorial Notes and

Observations; Book Reviews.



General: The American Genealogist. Whole Number 304, Vol. 76, No. 4,

October 2001. Published quarterly by David L. Greene, P.O. Box 398,

Demorest, Georgia 30535. ISSN 0002-8592, Soft cover, 6x9, Pages 245-361,

Indexed in last issue of year, Good condition. CONTENTS: The English

Origin of John Cheney of Roxbury and Newbury, Massachusetts; Elizabeth

(Tucker) (Nash) (Niles) Kenyon of Westerly, South Kingstown, and

Charlestown, Rhode Island, and Stonington, Connecticut; The German

Origin of Johannes Ebling of Berks County, Pennsylvania; The Ancestry,

Wives and Children of Richard Bowen of Weymouth and Rehoboth,

Massachusetts: With Notes on His Sons-in-Law Robert Wheaton and Robert

Fuller and on Griffith Bowen of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Turning Japanese

(Or: "When in Rome . . . "); Revisiting Job and Mercy (Perry) Caswell of

Massachusetts and Maine: A Mayflower Line; On a Supposed Descent from

the High-Kings of Ireland; Ann (Hart) (Hollister) (Beckley) Hollister of

Kensington, Connecticut; Environmentalism, 1874; Hannah Salmon of Southold,

Long Island, Probable First Wife of John Doud of Guilford,

Connecticut; Familial Harmony; The English Ancestry of John Woodliffe of

Berkeley Hundred, Virginia, With a New Royal Descent from Edward I: And

with Evidence from the Murder of Christopher Marlowe (concluded);

Saltonstall-Baltimore/de la Warre Correction; Editorial Notes and

Observations; Book Reviews; Index of Names in Volume 76; Historical

Note.



General: The American Genealogist. Whole Number 309, Vol. 78, No. 1,

January 2003. Published quarterly by David L. Greene, P.O. Box 398,

Demorest, Georgia 30535. ISSN 0002-8592, Soft cover, 6x9, Pages 1-79,

Indexed in last issue of year, Good condition. CONTENTS: The Difficult

Life of Dorothy (Rawlinson) Talby (1598-1638) of Salem, Massachusetts:

With the Identification of Anne (Talby) Jennings, wife of Thomas

Jennings of Portsmouth, Rhode Island; The Price of Talking in Church;

The Identification of Samuel Gilbert of Barnstable, Massachusetts; Fend

For Yourselves; Enigmas #16: Who Where the Parents of David Lewis (ca.

1695-1779) of Albemarle County, Virginia?; The Coas[e]/Coos[e] Family of

Gloucester, Massachusetts; Bartholomew Smith of Huntington, Long Island:

A "Smith Number" Update; Women or Housemaids Wanted; English Relatives

of Samuel Barrett of Yonkers, New York, and His Sister Hannah (Barrett)

(Jenner) Wife of John Coe of Connecticut and New York, and Mother of

Samuel Jenner of Woodbury, Connecticut; Too Many Parents: Camelia

(Clark) (McMinn) (Ross) Pope of Polk and Cedar Counties, Missouri;

Genealogical Evidence (and the Surname's the Same Game); Phillip Harris

of Simsbury, Connecticut: With Notes on His Humphrey and Hinman

Descendants; A Health to his Majesty!; The Alanson Cummingses: Solving

the Ancestry of Alanson Bonapart Cummings (1812-1873?) of Herkimer and

Jefferson Counties, New York; Editorial Notes and Observations: Word

Meanings, The Genealogist, Journal Indexes, Speaking of Indexes,

Speaking of Schedule, Mailing Problems; Book Reviews.



General: The American Genealogist. Whole Number 310, Vol. 78, No. 2,

April 2003. Published quarterly by David L. Greene, P.O. Box 398,

Demorest, Georgia 30535. ISSN 0002-8592, Soft cover, 6x9, Pages 80-160,

Indexed in last issue of year, Good condition. CONTENTS: The Marriage of

Richard Warren of the Mayflower; Cherished Family Memories; Murder in

the Family: Identifying the Parents and Siblings of George Wythe Sweny,

Murderer of his Great-Uncle, George Wythe, Chancellor of Virginia; An

Eye for an Eye; The Wives and Children of James Bradish of Newtown, Long

Island, New York: With Notes on His Sister Hannah Bradish, Companion of

Joseph Langton; Maidenly Modesty In Extremis; Ball Family Migration:

Virginia to Kentucky, 1784; The Evil Pleasures of Reading Novels; The

Grandfather of Ellis Mew of New Haven, Connecticut, and of Sarah (Mew)

Cooper of Southampton, Long Island: With Their Connection to Peter

Mew(s), Bishop of Winchester, England; The Coas[e]/Coos[e] Family of

Gloucester, Massachusetts (concluded); A Colonial M‚nage A Trois?; A

Note on the Ancestry of Eggberht of Wessex; A New Medieval Genealogical

Journal, Foundations, and The Foundation for Medieval Genealogy: A

Review Article; The Probable Scottish Ancestry of John Wilson, Mariner,

of Taunton, Massachusetts; The Alanson Cummingses: Solving the Ancestry

of Alanson Bonapart Cummings (1812-1873?) of Herkimer and Jefferson

Counties, New York (continued); "The Attire of Harlot"; Editorial Notes

and Observations: TAG's Purpose, Its Subscribers and the April 2003

Issue, Speaking of Back Issues, Book Reviews; Book Reviews.



General: The American Genealogist. Whole Number 311, Vol. 78, No. 3, July

2003. Published quarterly by David L. Greene, P.O. Box 398,

Demorest, Georgia 30535. ISSN 0002-8592, Soft cover, 6x9, Pages 161-240,

Indexed in last issue of year, Good condition. CONTENTS: The English

Background of Hugh Mason of Watertown, Massachusetts; A Proposed English

Ancestry for Henry Ball (circa 1676-1735) of Middlesex County, Virginia;

Daniel Greeno of Rutland, Vermont: An Overlooked Son of Daniel and

Hannah (Emerson) Greeno of Plaistow, New Hampshire; Plus Ca Change...;

Colonists from Great Bowden, Leicestershire: Thomas Dexter of Lynn,

Massachusetts, Rice Cole of Charlestown, Massachusetts, and Rev. Adam

Blakeman of Stratford, Connecticut; Presumably an Endorsement of

Whalebone; The American Society of Genealogists' Scholar Award for 2004;

The Two John Carys of Bristol, Rhode Island: Deconstructing a

Seventeenth-Century Identity; Greater Love Hath No Man; Ball Family

Migration: Virginia to Kentucky, 1784 (continued); Boy(e)s Will Be

Boy(e)s; Another Rhode Island Spink Family: More Additions and

Corrections to Austin's Genealogical Dictionary; Enigmas #17: Revisiting

the English Origin of John and James Kenyon of Rhode Island; To Forgive

Divine (But if Only Convenient); The Alanson Cummingses: Solving the

Ancestry of Alanson Bonapart Cummings (1812-1873?) of Herkimer and

Jefferson Counties, New York (concluded); A Rapid Reversal; Editorial

Notes and Observations: Genealogy by the Numbers, Congratulations to the

Register; The American Society of Genealogists' Scholar Award; Book

Reviews.