dear signore,sono in possession of a clock built by his family I
would like
to know the period of construction, I send the two photos
to her one of
the quadrant one of the movement.
best regards
Giovanni Antonio Sanna
Italy
see /rod7/ala75881.htm
for pictures sent.............................ROD
My name is Ruth Alyson (Bigelow) Bilinsky. My gggrandfather is Edwin Wallace
Bigelow. My ggrandfather is Edwin
Thomas Bigelow. My grandfather is Alfred Rufus Bigelow
and my dad is Richard Jenner Bigelow Sr.
Edwin Thomas Bigelow b. Oct. 1852 (1900 census NE) m.
Laura Jenner 12/22/1881 Rush Co. IN. (b. ca. 1865, IN.
Her father- Alfred Jenner b. ca. 1832 England; Mother-Rhoda
A. Trindle b. ca. 1840, IN).
Their 2 children: Nellie or Nettie-b. Jan. 1896, Kansas
and Alfred Rufus- b. Aug. 1887, Kansas d. 1955, Winner, SD
Alfred m. Catherine Lura Barnum- b.1901,Butte, NE, d.1974,
Winner SD (Father- Eugene Goodsall Barnum b.Dec.
1861, IA; Mother- Mary Lena (Janousek) Hoffman, b.July
1871, Moravia, her 2nd marriage.1st marriage to William
Hoffman.)
see /rod9/edw91142.htm
................ROD
I too have heard from Kelly and found a different spelling for Grand
Casapedia River in Quebec. See my web page on Albert
Marshall at link
below........................ROD
http://bigelowsociety.com/rod/alb794a7.htm
GUY BIGELOW wrote:
Yesterday I found a message on my answering machine from a Kelly Corsin
(sp. ?). She spoke so rapidly I had difficulty understanding
some of the
names in her message, even after playing it back several
times. So, here
is the gist of the inquiry with some guesses at spelling.
She called me
because she thought I was still the librarian.
She is with a firm "Harvey, Carmichael & Weirs", and is interested
in a
manuscript for an article about the Grand Casapia River
written by
Albert Marshall Bigelow sometime in the past. She had
seen "his page" on
the Bigelow Society Website but has been unable to find
out anything
about this manuscript. This is all the information she
provided.
Her telephone contact is (734) 945-1890. I found that
the area code is
for Livonia, Michigan.
Subject: Albert Marshall Bigelow
Date: Mon, 22 Sep 2003 15:46:35 -0400
From: "LIBRARY" <LIBRARY@akc.org>
Hi:
We have a researcher here who is looking to find a picture
of Albert Marshall Bigelow (1835-1915). We see you have some nice
genealogical information on your site and thought perhaps you would
have ( or know where to find) an image of him.
If you do, we would really appreciate it. The person
asking for it can be reached at the following email address - linda@hoagy.com.
Or else, you can contact me, and I'll forward it to her.
Thanks.
Barbara Kolk
AKC Librarian
American Kennel Club - Library
260 Madison Avenue
New York, NY 10016
212-696-8245
212-696-8281 (fax)
www.akc.org/insideAKC/depts/library.cfm
BIGELOW THOMASALLEN
ST CLAIR SHRS, MI
Property Number: 539513
Transferred from:
STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTO INSURANCE COMPANY
In view of the closeness of Thomasallen to Thomas Allen
and the number of
such individuals in the BIGELOW line, I thought to post
notice among the
potential heirs 'round about.
swickman@twmi.rr.com
I was surprised not to find any info on H. B. Bigelow, the famous scientist
whom was professor of zoology at Harvard for
many, many years. He was a descendant of Horatio R. Bigelow
and Annie L. Smith. Perhaps, I am just missing something
on your site. It is a great site!
Dr. Bigelow married into the Shattuck family, who were
prominent members of the Boston medical community going way
back to the 1600s.
Gael Evans
see /rod9/hen91152.htm
........................................ROD
Dear Rod,
I have done a great deal of work on genealogy from people
in Economy, Colchester Co., N.S. and I just found a connection to
your Faulkner's.
Ruby Bigelow married ca 1810 David Faulkner, son of Robert
an Hannah (Marshall) Faulkner. David was born 03 July 1786 in
__, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Robert Faulkner was born in 1733 in Medford, Massachusetts
and married Hannah who was born about the year 1745. My
notes indicate that Robert Faulkner was Hannah's adopted
brother. Hannah and Robert came to Londonderry, Nova Scotia
from Medford, Massachusetts in 1762. Robert Faulkner
died February 28, 1813 in Londonderry, Colchester Co., N.S.
Gene Janes website has information on this family:
http://www.genealogynet.com/resident/genejane/index.php
Glenn Morrison
glenn.morrison@sympatico.ca
see rub692cb.htm ..............................ROD
My husband is Martin Warner Chandler. His father was John Warner
Chandler,
born in Minnesota. John Warner Chandler had two
brothers, Martin Winship
Chandler and Woodley Chandler. Their mother was
Minnie Marie Stutz, born in
Washington D.C. Father was Samuel Chandler.
Somehow this group was also
connected to Jamestown, New York.
Here in Cincinnati, our son Martin Weston Chandler(born
in Washington, DC)
married Teri Jean Bigelow, from the Bigelows of Jamestown.
This is all a
coincidence, but my sister says (jokingly), "Now that
Teri and Wes (Martin
Weston Chandler) know they are distant cousins, they
have to move across the
Ohio River to Kentucky, where your family tree can be
a telephone pole!
It's a small world.
Valerie Woodcock Chandler
I have the newspaper record about Ebenezer Murray and his children:
Murray, Emma 15y Whitehall, NY 1-8-1875 dau. of E.B.
Murray
Murray, Eva J. 9y 3m Whitehall, NY 1-2-1875 dau. of E.B.
Murray
Murray, George F. 11y 7m Whitehall, NY 12-29-1874 son
of E.B. Murray
Murray, Hattie E. 13y Whitehall, NY 1-1-1875 dau. of
E.B. Murray
Murray, Hiram 65y Reynolds Corners, NY 3-14-1875
Murray, Ida 17y Whitehall, NY 1-6-1875 dau. of E.B. Murray
Murray, John F. 7y 7m Whitehall, NY 12-28-1874 son of
E.B. Murray
Murray, Katie 5y 6m Whitehall, NY 12-31-1874 dau. of
E.B. Murray
Murray, William H. 6y 4m Whitehall, NY 1-3-1875 son of
E.B. Murray
Rutland Herald
January 8, 1875
Out of Town Notes:
WHITEHALL
The people of this village have been greatly startled
by an
almost unprecedented fatality from diphtheria. In the
family
of Ebenezer Murray, seven children have died within about
a
week and the life of the eighth being despaired of. Mrs.
Murray died last summer. When the children were taken
sick they were all kept in one room, and for some time
failed
to receive the care and attention their situation demanded.
The facts becoming known upon the death of the first
child,
several ladies of the Baptist society did their utmost
to
relieve the wants of the family, and were untiring in
their
efforts to save lives.
I hope we can find some more information. Thank you very
much for your time,
Rebecca Huston
see tom56a56.htm
.......................................ROD
BIGELOW, James Foster "Foss" - 80, Billtown, Kings Co., formerly of
Blomidon, Kings Co., passed away Wednesday, September
10, 2003, at home.
Born in Blomidon, he was a son of the late James Clinton
and Rosanna
(Hoffer) Bigelow. In his early years, he had been employed
with Harold
Rand and was a mechanic with Saxon Sales, Canning Farm
Equipment and
Scotian Gold. He was later employed in the maintenance
department with
Canada Packers, retiring in 1988. He was a veteran and
former deputy
chief of the Canning Volunteer Fire Department. He was
family oriented
and enjoyed family gatherings, hunting, fishing, camping,
darts and
music. Following his retirement, he enjoyed playing recreational
hockey
as a goaltender with the members of the Canning Volunteer
Fire
Department. He was the last surviving member of his immediate
family. He
is survived by his wife of 56 years, the former Ruth
Enid Cox; sons,
Steven (Deborah), Woodside, Kings Co.; John (Kim), Billtown;
daughter-in-law, Barbara Bigelow, Aldershot, Kings Co.;
grandchildren,
Tony, Jeffrey, Michael, Tasha, Shawn, Christopher, Michelle;
eight
great-grandchildren. He was predeceased by son, James
Robert; brothers,
Lewis and Joseph; sister, Edith Smith. There will be
no visitation by
family request. Funeral service 11 a.m. Saturday, September
13, in W.C.
Hiltz/White Family Funeral Home, Kentville, Rev. Karl
Uhrstrom
officiating. Private family burial will take place in
Huston Beach
Cemetery, Blomidon. Family flowers only by request. Donations
in memory
may be made to the Parkinson's Society of Canada, Maritime
Region or
Annapolis Valley Victorian Order of Nurses. Funeral arrangements
have
been entrusted to W.C. Hiltz/White Family Funeral Home,
Kentville.
see /rod9/jam92764.htm
........................ROD
John Warren Moulton (16112.5715), son of Menzies R. & Oella L. (Bigelow)
Moulton married May Belle Taylor, not
Mabel Tucker.
I have photographs of Menzies R. & Oella L. (Bigelow)
Moulton, one of each taken around the Civil War and framed in
seperate matching half shadow box frames.
Attached is information about their descendants, etc.
Thanks for doing such a marvelous job posting our fascinating
family history and genealogy!
Cheers,
John C. Schumacher-Hardy
PO Box 1697
So. Lancaster, MA 01561-1697
see link above for letter and pictures..........................ROD