Tri-Counties Genealogy & History Site by Joyce M. Tice Bradford Queries & Surname Listings

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Kindly submit this query on your Bradford County,Pa. site. This is similar to an earlier one, but it corrects the old , incorrect e-mail address. Thanks - Lucy Hastings

WOODARD- I am interested in info on Daniel WOODARD, Jr. born about 1803. He lived in Bradford County until his death on Feb. 15, 1877 in Armenia Township. He married (1) Maria/Polly_____ (2) Huldah_______. His children were William Woodard born 1830 at Columbia Cross Roads, Bradford Co. and Washington Woodard, also Orelia, Lydia, Melissa, Daniel, Eli, Judson, Jason, and Antonette Woodard. His son, Washington Woodard, married Ellen Pickering in Warren Co.,Pa. and later moved to South Dakota. They had two daughters, Eva Woodard and Effie Woodard. His son, William Woodard, married (1) Fanny ____ and had a daughter named Elvira. He married (2) Wealthy Lockwood and their children were William L. Woodard and Fanny Woodard.

Contact Lucy Hastings at LucyGH@patmedia.net

I am researching a name I found in a booklet I recieved while touring Barclay Mountain. The names were Skinner & Mary FENTON. They are listed in the booklet as being the first refuge keeper @ Sunfish Pond refuge #12.

Any information would be greatly appreciated, thank you, Kimberly Fenton

Would like any information on the Jones brothers, Richard, Thomas and Joseph Lorenzo. They came from Wales to Canada to the USA during the time of the War of 1812. It is believed they settled in Bradford around that time. Amanda Cynthia Jones (my gg grandmother) married Harvey Doson Berry.

Thanks. Dotti Gouzoules

I would like to exchange information with anyone researching Harvey Doson BERRY and his family. They had two sons born in Bradford - Chester and Everett, and a daughter, Louisa, possible born after they moved to Michigan. Robert Berry left an inquiry in 1997, but the email address is no longer in use.

Thanks. Dotti Gouzoules

MORSE, KERR I am looking for any information that I can find on Ida D. Morse. She married Samuel B. Kerr on March 4, 1857 and her home was listed as Franklin, Bradford Co. She died , as far as I can find, in1859 and is buried in Old Brooklyn Cemetery in Susquehanna County, PA. I am also looking for the burial place of Phebe Jane Kerr Brigham, wife of Addison Brigham who lived in LeRoy, Bradford Co.

Thanks for any help you may have.
Pat Benfer patben@ptd.net

Researching the following individual Solomon Leonard HARRINGTON. The Harrington Gazetteer and the Rock County, WI Gazetteer note him as born 17 December 1808 in Troy, PA. I cannot find any reference to parents except that one of the references makes note that his father died when he was a small boy and his mother married an Ayres. Is there anyplace that might have any information on his parents? Been stuck here for three years. Thanks for any assistance.

Chuck Corts

I am looking for proofs of FICHE PUTNAM being the child of Rev .Soldier JOHN PUTNAM b. Nov. 12,1767 Medford,Middlesex Co.Mass. d.May 31,1844 Granville Center, Bradford Co., Pa.Buried Granville Center Cemetery,Bradford Co., Pa. who married 1779 in Great Barrington,Berkshire Co. ,Mass.his second wife LENDY ANDRUS b. Dec. 26,1775 Great Barrington,Berkshire Co., Mass.d.April 3,1841 Granville Center, Bradford Co., Pa. She is buried in the Granville Center Cemetery,Bradford Co. Pa. FICHE PUTNAM b. Feb. 20,1806 Mass. d. Oct. 25,1865,Canton,Pa. She marries April 3, 1825 Canton,Bradford Co. Pa. DAVID STEPHENSON LANDON b. March 2,1802 Bradford Co. Pa. d. May 12, 1880 Canton,Bradford Co. Pa. They are both buried at Park Cemetery Canton,Bradford Co., Pa. Any info. on this family line would be greatly appreciated.

Bev Hufford e-mail bhufford@direcway.com

I have in my possession the Death Certificate for Charles A. Fenner, born 3 January 1881, died 23 April 1965 that I would like to provide to a researcher doing work on the line. No charge. I also have a certification of death for his wife, Edna Gladus Fenner. Please contact me if you would be interested in these.

Mallory Babcock malsline@dfnow.com

I am looking for proofs of FICHE PUTNAM being the child of Rev .Soldier JOHN PUTNAM b. Nov. 12,1767 Medford,Middlesex Co.Mass. d.May 31,1844 Granville Center,Bradford Co., Pa.Buried Granville Center Cemetery,Bradford Co., Pa. who married 1779 in Great Barrington,Berkshire Co. ,Mass.his second wife LENDY ANDRUS b. Dec. 26,1775 Great Barrington,Berkshire Co., Mass.d.April 3,1841 Granville Center,Bradford Co., Pa. She is buried in the Granville Center Cemetery,Bradford Co. Pa. FICHE PUTNAM b. Feb. 20,1806 Mass. d. Oct. 25,1865, Canton,Pa. She marries April 3,1825 Canton,Bradford Co. Pa. DAVID STEPHENSON LANDON b. March 2,1802 Bradford Co. Pa. d. May 12, 1880 Canton,Bradford Co. Pa. They are both buried at Park Cemetery Canton,Bradford Co., Pa. Any info. on this family line would be greatly appreciated.

Bev Hufford e-mail bhufford@direcway.com

My name is Gary Jezorski, and these are some surnames of my Mothers family. My Mother is the daughter of Theron Freeman & Freda Kennedy. FREEMAN,PHELPS, PALMER,CASE,KENNEDY,STORRS,COSPER,DICKINSON,KIFF,SMEAD, all old familes in Springfield,Troy,Leroy,Grandville Center and Alba in Bradford County.

gnpjazz@npacc.net

Dear Joyce,
For the past several months I have been doing research on the Joel Campbell Family. I find that I am his descendent through his son Jonathan via his son John via his son Grant. I have found some information on Joel but nothing on John. I did find information on several of John's brothers who traveled to the Salt Lake valley circ 1846; however, John is not mentioned. Several of his brothers/family members enlisted in the Nauvoo Legion and perhaps he did also but I find no record thus far. I did find that he is buried in a cemetery east of Sacramento but have no idea how he got to Calif. His son, Grant was born in Ridgebury, Bradford, PA. Perhaps you could give me a idea what would be available if I were to make the trip to Ridgebury, Bradford County. Is there a historical/genealogical society etc that might be of assistance?

I appreciate very much any assistance you can give me. Should you be able to help me in any way I thank you. My email address is moranbay@msn.com

Thank you
Richard N. Campbell moranbay@msn.com

Am looking for Ellen MULLIGAN who in the 1930 Census lived with Father, Herbert, in Athens Borough on Church Street. Am trying to locate Ellen so I thought I might start with a school she might have attended. Does anyone have info on Ellen or know the nearest school(s) to that address? BTW, she would have been about age 7 at that time. Also, would you know the location of old phone directories from that era? BTW, you have a wonderful website! Thank you. Jan Coffin

ROSE and Crayton!
I have been searching for quite some time now, and at last I think I have found the family of my 2nd Great Grandmother Phoebe Ann CRAYTON. While researching the pages of the Tri-County Genealogical site, I came across the 1850 Census of FranklinTwp, Bradford County and discovered not only my 2nd Great Grandpa Amos N ROSE living there with his wife Phoebe Ann and their two children but what could very be Phoebe's parents William and Lydia CRAYTON and her siblings and some nieces and nephews as well. Her younger siblings include Hezekiah, Sophronia, and Sara, and two older brothers John and W. M (my guess here is that W .M was named after his Father William). Because of the Ages of William and Lydia and their close proximities where they lived with the others, establishes in my mind that these CRAYTONs are indeed the Family of Phoebe Ann. However I do not have a way to verify the linkage at this time.

I have also been searching for the Parents of Amos N ROSE for quite a while as well and may have found them through a person who has mutual interest in these people as well. Amos's father may have been a Nathan ROSE, born about 1800 in Smithfield Twp, Bradford County. My contact claims he was married to a Esther or Ester SEACOY. Esther was married once before, so when she married Nathan, her married name was SEACOY-RAY or REA. Supposedly Esther and Nathan were the parents of three children including Amos and Emaline. Amos was born 7 January, 1825 in Elmira, and Emaline was born sometime between 1825-1830, in Smithfield.

If anyone including any descendants, has any information concerning these two families, please contact me at montanacliff@worldnet.att.net. Dates of marriages, births and deaths and location of each, location of Cemeteries, and maiden names of the ladies would be very useful too.

Thanking you all and good luck!
Clifton R Crum
Great Falls, Montana

I have after much searching, located some of my ancestors in Franklin TWP, namely ROSES and CRAYTONS. Looking through the 1850 Census report for FranklinTWP, came across my GG Grandparents Amos N ROSE, Phoebe Ann CRAYTON ROSE and two of their Children. I had always wondered who Grandma Phoebe's parents were, and to my delight I believe I may have found them and some other CRAYTONs who I believe may be some of Phoebe's siblings, nieces and nephews. Because of their ages, I believe William CRAYTON (59) b: New York and his wife Lydia (55) no maiden name given, B: Rhode Island. Grandma Phoebe's siblings would be John (33), W.W. (maybe William), Hezekiah (16), Sophronia (13) and Sara A (9).

I have also been searching for the parents of Grandpa Amos. I have possibly found his parents as well. If they are correct, Amos's Father was Nathan ROSE, born about 1800, Smithfield, Bradford County, and his Mother was Esther or Ester SEACOY-RAY. I don't know for sure, but Grandpa Amos middle initial N could stand for Nathan. Amos and Phoebe named thier first child William Nathan ROSE, therefore, I see a linkage here.

If there is someone or persons who has information on these families and can verify their linkages, I would be most grateful. I know the birthdates of Amos, Phoebe and their Children, dates, places and burials of them and some of their Children. Marriage dates and places would be helpful too.

Thanks to all that can help!
Clifton R Crum
Great Falls, Montana

Genealogists,
I need help in identifying the children of Wyllis Pierson BREES[E] In particular, if Amos W. BREESE is one of Wyllis's sons. Outlined below is what I know of Wyllis's lineage, and I have good evidence of my connection back to Amos, but I need something concrete to connect the two branches. I have good circumstantial evidence, but that is all.

Thanks in advance,
Richard Breese STONE Chandler, AZ (formerly from Elmira, NY)

M John BREESE Sr. /  Dorothy RIGGS
B [1713], Holland        B 1711, Basking Ridge, NJ
D 3/04/1803                D 11/23/1803
           S Barnard Township, Basking Ridge, Sommerset County, NJ
           C John Jr., Mary, Azariah, Esther, Anna, Henry, Sarah,
Stephen, Samuel

M Capt. Samuel[1] /                                Hannah PIERSON
B 4/17/1758, Bernards Twp., NJ            B 2/15/1760, Basking Ridge, NJ
D 7/21/1837, PA[2]                                D 4/09/1817, Wyoming,
Luzerne, PA
           W 2/23/1780, Basking Ridge, NJ
           S Wyoming, PA in 1789
           C Wyllis Pierson, Daniel, Mary (Polly), Lot, Ezra, Elizabeth,
John, Henry, Samuel

M Wyllis Pierson /        Polly Vanick QUICK
B 3/18/1781, NJ          B [1785], Basking Ridge, Luzerne, NJ
D 10/17/1853              D [<8/1850]
            W [1806], Basking Ridge, Somerset County, NJ
            C[4] Pierson G., (F 1810 – 15), (3M 1815 – 20), (F 1815 –
20), (2M 1820 – 25), (F 1820 – 25), (F 1825 – 30)


Key: Male, Female, Born, Died, Wed, Children, Settled.  An asterick (*)
indicates that the child died before reaching adulthood.  Unconfirmed
information is in [square brackets] until confirmed.  Children are first
listed in birth order with the consanguineous descendant underlined.

[1] Samuel served in the 1775 – 1783 Revolutionary War. Samuel enlisted
in the Revolutionary War in 1776 and served on the New Jersey line. While
a resident of Kingston Township, Samuel applied for a pension on Sept 4,
1832 at age 74 in Luzerne City, PA.
[2] Kingston Township Borough, Wyoming County, Pennsylvania.
[4] 1840 Census only lists the head of the household.  Amos is believed
to be one of the three older males

Martin TYLER and Elizabeth ALFOOT, both natives of Connecticut, moved to PA and settled in Bradford County. I believe they had 8 children but I only have the name of David TYLER born 3/19/1809 (I believe in Conn.), , who married Isabella Mahaffey of Lycoming County on 1/30/1830. I am looking for any information on Tylers in Bradford in the early to mid 1800’s.

Joan Quairoli McAfoos

John Barker SHAKESPEARE, tailor, born in England, was listed in the 1860 Wellsboro, Tioga Co census with a housekeeper and children; William 10, Frederick 8, twins Kate and Mary 6, Jennie 3. John and wife Jennie, the twins and Jennie, and a daughter, Nellie, were listed in the 1870 Canton, Bradford Co. census. They were listed together there in the 1880 census with the addtion of a daughter, Myrtle. Any further information would be greatly appreciated. Quentin Smith

Joyce, can this be reentered with my current email-johnllaughlin@comcast.net? John
LAUGHLIN - Searching The following LAUGHLINS for Bradford County: SAMUEL (c 1745), JAMES (1805-1889); ELLIS; THOMAS; TERRY and wife and 5 sons and 4 daughters; PATRICK and wife and 2 sons; JOHN A. (1854-)and wife Citnah Mooney (1885-); MARGARET A. (1859-) and husband ? Allen; ISABELLE (1862-) who married in 1897 Frank E. Allen. Many thanks for any leads John Laughlin Laughlin52@aol.com May 97

He was enumerated, age 8, in his father John Barker Shakespeare's household in Wellsboro, Tioga County, PA census, 1860. He was not listed in John's Canton, Bradford County, PA household in the 1870 census or thereafter. Any leads will be greatly appreciated. Quentin Smith

I am looking for Mary BALDWIN's parents and their birth,marriage and death dates and locations. I have searched for Aaron BALDWIN and wife, Sally LAWSON or SOPER since Mary was listed as a daughter in his obituary on this web site. Mary was born 1827 and died 1911 in Washington, DC. She was married 1846 to Ansel Seffield PURPLE, who died in the Civil War in 1862 and buried in Ky. She married Augustus Heimer in 1870 E. Troy and moved to Kansas. Later they moved to Washington, DC. Barbara PURPLE Laviers

for Chauncey Robinson LLOYD probably about 1834 or 35 (?) from Bradford Co. PA. Possibly came from Ireland first. THank you (sorry no surname signed)

What a great site, thank you for all your work.

I am searching for the Surname of HINCHEY, specifically looking for MARITA or MARY RITA HINCHEY / KATHLEEN HINCHEY / MARGE HINCHEY.

Moved from Towanda to Sayre, Pa. around 1915--1918.

Thank you. Ann Hart cjah@aol.com

I am looking for a connection between Hiram Wolcott of Pike twp. Bradford Co.Pa. and Seth Rockwell of the same place. Hiram's mother was Abigail Rockwell Wolcott born in Connecticut. A daughter of Ebenezer and his third wife????I believe Seth and Abigail were brother and sister. I would be eternally grateful if someone could come up with the name of Seth's mother. I have been searching for over two years with little success. Could Seth's mother have been Lydia Cogswell? I will wait anxiously to hear from someone regarding this.

Hiram is listed in the 1880 census of Pike Co. Seth was born in 1770 and Abigail in 1775 so they Could be brother and sister.

Sincerely,
Jean (No Surname Signed- Sorry)

Hi, Joyce:
My family archives contain letters from the latter 1800's that discuss ancestors. In trying to locate the gravesite of James M. Daugherty (sometimes also spelled Dougherty, esp. in the late 1700's), I came across a letter from Thomas Daugherty's sister, written in 1891.

This letter states that their grandfather, James Daugherty, is buried "in a field across the road from and in sight of Uncle Dan Bowman's house." In the Bradford County histories, especially those sections that address Towanda and Monroeton, I've seen some discussion of James Daugherty and his brother, William, as well as Daniel Bowman.

My questions are:
(1) where exactly is or was this field? Are there land-tract or surveyor's records I can access or order copies of? Are there references to the location of Bowman's farm or Daugherty's?

(2) Does the field still exist as a field? I somehow doubt there is a stone or marker there in any case. However, James Daugherty led an interesting life: He was a member of Hawkins Boone's relief party in the Battle of Fort Freeland (1779), where his brother Sam was killed and scalped by one of the Senecas fighting for the British. James also was captured in 1782 along with Moses Van Campen at Bald Eagle Creek, taken to Quebec, and forced to run the gauntlet. He was released to Boston at the end of the War, and then made his way on foot back to the West Branch of the Susquehanna. He later moved up to the Monroeton area, some years after brother William.

I'd certainly like to pinpoint his resting place, perhaps place a marker there if possible.

Any help or advice you can give me would be most appreciated.
Regards, Paul Paul C. Nascimbene

Hello Joyce Tice, James and Billie Jo Kelley:

Hope this reaches you. This TRI-COUNTIES site is GREAT, very good work!

Tried earlier to send an email but received failure notice. Our family (DOMER/TOMER) related to KLINE/KLEIN many generations.

My aunt is our family historian/genealogist, has studied these families over 20 years, and has sent me the details. More than happy to send info to you (believe we did, but it was returned in email failure) once we find an email address for the Kelley family in Towanda PA which is current. We are very interested in the Kline Bible... interested in more photos, exchanging information via direct email notes, or even purchasing the family Bible if you might be interested.

Please write me a note back when you get a chance, we look forward to hearing from you.

Thank you,
Karen Houston persantine@earthlink.net

Looking for Judson and Rice in the Wells Twp area

Thank you very much,
James Gillespie Fresno, California

I need help trying to "sort out" the family of Benjamin RUNNELLS, died 1851, aged 90, buried in Canton. Married twice, second to Lydia BENNETT. Son Ezra RUNNELLS married Lydia CLARK. Son Snow RUNNELLS married Polly STRICKLAND. Who were Benjamin's parents and his other children?

Donna Brown Berner ddberner@aol.com

WALTER T. BOREK, 57, of Columbia Cross Roads RD 3 died Tuesday, October2, 1979, at Troy Community Hospital. He was a life long farmer in Sullivan and Bradford County. Burial was in Borek Cemetery. Where would this be located?? I do have a copy of the obit.

Thank You for your assistance. Dorothy Knafla e-mail:dknaf@epix.net

I am looking for information about George OLMSTEAD, c1825, Pa.-aft. 1880, Newark, Licking County, Ohio. He married Amelia DRAKE, 1828, Pa.-1913, Canton, Bradford County, Pa. They were living in Newark, Ohio in the 1870s and 1880s. After 1900, Amelia was living in Canton. Did George and Amelia have children? I found Geoge Olmstead, born 1884 in the listing of World War I registration cards in Bradford County.

Tim Drake

Hello,
I am on a quest to find my Irish ancestors, at least one of whom was born in Ridgebury. PA. I especially want to know where in Ireland they came from. I believe Bartholomew White and wife Kate, listed in 1880 US Census from Ridgebury, are the first in my family tree from Ireland. Their grandson Daniel White, according to his obituary, was born there. I am willing to pay for any research time or copies, etc. Your long list of Irish settlers there made my day! Now I'd just like to see if you can tell me where my White ancestors figure in the town history. Thanks so much. Linda Davis, Waterville, ME

TAYLOR, Simeon
Pike Township
He died in 1871

I am looking for any information on Simeon Taylor in regards to his relationship to Abraham Taylor [died June 1839]. Also i am looking for any information on Simeon Taylors wives and children

oldmantaylor@visi.com (Bob Taylor)

Trying to find any information on Amos Kinney Jr. and wife. They had Washington born 1810, Solon1813, Bryon1819 and Margarey1816. Mrs Kinney #1 name was Margaret (Mother of the children)( 1779-1842 # 2 Rebecca.

Any information on any of the above will help, also the location of the farm would be most useful. Thank You, Carol Kenney Graves CKENNEY7@aol.com

Hi Joyce: My name is bob taylor and i am doing family history research on my fathers family. I am contacting you to day for information on abraham taylor and on simeon taylor. Abraham was born in New Milford Conn May 17, 1765 and came to bradford county in 1792 or 1793 settling in bradford county in pike township. He died there june 9, 1839. Simeon came to bradford county from connecticut in 1806 and settled in pike township. I am looking for any information that could help me determine whether they were father and son. If they are not father and son i would ask your help in trying to find out who simeons father and mother were. I would also like for help in finding out who simeons brothers and sisters were and any information on who simeons wife or wives were and who his children were.

I appreciate any information you would be able to provide me and i thank you in advance for your help. Yours truly Bob Taylor

August 7, 2004
Dear Joyce,
It was with interest to read of John Dubert and his wife. I would like to find out about the Fraley Family History. At one time it was written down and has disappeared. They came from Germany as near as I could ever find out around 1853. They came by boat and landed at Ellis Island. They originally left Augsburg Germany according to records. Perhaps under the name of Froelich, or Fralick. They were in the company of the Duberts and both settled on what is now Little York Road, Springfield Twp. The Fraley farm was on what is now the Hoppaugh Farm. The original settlers are buried in Hillside Cemetery, Big Pond. My great-grandmother was Sophronia Fraley, married to George Nipperd.

Would be interested in finding out any information that might come you way.
Pastor Dean Walrath

Rockwell Decendants from Samuel/Hannah
From Bonnie Isaacs
Aug 5, 2004
E-Mail bonnie9@dfnow.com

The family will be having their annual reunion in Canton, Pa. 8/7/2004. As the keeper of the family records, I am looking for any family information re Samuel and Hannah's descendants. We have established a computer generated family history and would like anyone with heritage in this line to submit their family information or check with me to update records we may have. The family history is including those wonderful family stories and pictures are the best.

Look forward to hearing from you now or in the future. I will respond to all e-mails. Thank you, Bonnie

PS Thank you Joyce for making this possible!!

HAELEY?HOLLEY
I am looking for information about a Daniel Hawley/Holley in Bradford Co., Pa. between 1790 and 1800. There is a possibility he was married to either Sarsh Westbrook or Rachael Dutcher or both. I would especially like to know if he had a son Daniel.

Lorena Auwarter Oxford, N.Y.

Joyce I'm trying to find some information on my great great grandfather, Gabriel Davis. He was married to Harriet E Ladd, and they resided in New Albany, Bradford county Pa. They had a son Emmit (mortimer) Davis in 1862. She died late in 1863. Her roots have been traced back with no problem, but Gabriels has led to a dead end.

We have his enlistment papers from the 50th reg't K company of the Pa Vol on March 22, 1864 at Towanda.

He lists his birth place as Salem, Pa. and was born sometime in 1831-2 from him stating his age at 32 on the enlistment. He ended up getting wounded and captured at the battle of spotsylvania on may 12/13 and then died in the andersonville prison.

Is or was there a Salem in or around your area?

Thanks in advance, Bob Davis SoccerChSC@aol.com

Hi Joyce: My name is bob taylor and i have been doing family history research for sometime on simeon taylors family. I do have a lot of information so far but now i am looking to expand on the information i have at the present. One piece of information i am looking for is if simeon taylor who died December 21, 1871 and who came to bradford county in 1806 settling in pike township and abraham taylor who came to bradford county around the sametime and who died june 9, 1839 might be father and son. They appear to have come to bradford county from new milford conn. Thank you for any help you might be able to provide me and if you need any other information to locate the information please let me know and i will email you whatever information i have. Also i in the near future would like to get updated information in regards to simeon taylors wives and children. Again i have some of the information but need to expand on the information that i have. Again i would appreciate any help you could provide to me or let me know who on your website in terms of researchers who i could contact to help me locate the information i am looking for.

Thank you for your help. Yours Truly bob taylor

I am looking for any information about my mother, Alberta Monroe Spencer. She passed away in Oct. of 1960 and I really don't remember that much about her or her death. I am hoping that someone might have some kind of info on her. I don't even have the newspaper clipping as everything was kept from me being so young.

Thank you, Jeani Spencer Priest

I am looking for pictures of the following:

My grandfather WALTER S. FREEMAN, born 1857, Chemung Co., NY, died 1917, > Elmira, NY.

My great grand father, SAMUAL FREEMAN, born 1823, West Milford, NJ, died after 1870, Chemung Co., NY or Bradford Co., PA.

My great grand mother, MARGARET MC CUTCHEON FREEMAN, born 1833, Newburgh, NY, died in Chemung Co., NY or Bradford Co., PA, buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira, NY.

My great great grandfather, DANEIL FREEMAN, born 1790, Morris Co., NJ, died Chemung Co., NY or Bradford Co., PA.

Leslie B. Freeman, whitebear@harborside.com Reedsport, OR

Hi,
I'm looking for the parents of Carrie KIMBALL Watson. She was the teacher at the Big Pond school circa 1900. She was the 3rd wife of Charles P. Watson, they had one son, Henry 'Doc' Kimball Watson. She died when Henry was just a few years old. Henry was my grandfather. I know nothing else about her...any ideas?

Dave Richards daverichards@a-znet.com

PS I really enjoy your website