Volume 1 — GENEALOGICAL

All communications for this department (including genealogical publications for review) should be sent to William Prescott Greenlaw, address: Commonwealth Hotel, Bowdoin St., Boston, Mass.

[A limited number of queries will be inserted for subscribers free; to all others a charge of one cent per word (payable in stamps) will be made.]

16. a. BARTLETT—What was the maiden name of Abigail, wife of Richard Bartlett of Newbury? She died 1687.

b. CROSBY—Who were the parents of Jane Crosby of Rowley, who married, 1644, John Pickard of Rowley and died 1715.

c. HOBBS—Wanted, the parentage of Mary Hobbs of Newbury, who married, 1665, John Kent. She died 1703.

d. PEARSON—What was the maiden name of Dorcas, wife of John Pearson of Rowley? They were married about 1667.

e. RUST—Who were the parents of Mary Rust of Newbury or Ipswich, who married, 1680, John Kent of Newbury.

f. WHEELER—What was the maiden name of Rebecca, wife of Nathan Wheeler? He died 1741.

g. WHEELER—Who were the parents of Susanna Wheeler of Newbury, born 1730, died 1801, who married, 1749, William Coffin of Newbury.

h. WESTWOOD—What was the maiden name of Bridget, wife of William Westwood of Hartford and Hadley? He died 1639.

i. TYNG—Wanted, the maiden name of Mary, wife of Edward Tyng of Boston and Dunstable. He died 1681.

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ENGLISH PEDIGREE OF THE FIRST GABRIEL LUDLOW, OF NEW YORK

By the late THOMAS W. LUDLOW, Esq., of Ludlow, N. Y.

Copy of the CERTIFICATE OF BAPTISM OF GABRIEL LUDLOW, of New York.

“Christenings in the years 1663.

“December. The first day of this moneth GABRIEL the sonne of GABRIEL LUDLOW

of froome and of MARTHA his wife was christened.”

Certified a true copy of an entry in the Register of Baptisms for

the Parish of Castle Cary, in the county of Somerset, by

10th day of March, 1883. A. W. GRAFTON, Vicar.

TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES

Silently corrected obvious typographical errors and variations in spelling.

Retained archaic, non-standard, and uncertain spellings as printed.

Re-indexed footnotes using numbers and collected together at the end of the last chapter.