Bigelow Old Board 7
This page is for questions and additions related to
the information posted by the Bigelow Society.
The Query
Page that Don Bigelow set up is getting too big, so I started this.................ROD
01/07/99
My e-mail is bigelow@slic.com
There is also My Family.com
set up by David Duane ( wzbngpop@worldnet.att.net
)........11/12/99
There is also a Bigelow
Family Genealogy Forum set up by Family Tree Maker, that has postings.
01/31/99
There is now a Family Search
site from The Latter Day Saints (LDS)........................5/10/99
also search RootsWeb
Surname List for contacts....................3/11/99
This page used to be http://www.slic.com/bigelow/bulboard.htm
Moved to http://bigelow.simplenet.com/rod/bulboard.htm
Subject: Folger A. Bigelow
Date: Fri, 19 Nov 1999 14:53:07 -0800
From: jschatz@inos.com
(John Schatz)
Dear Rod Bigelow,
I was pleased to find your information concerning
Folger A. Bigelow. Several years ago I purchased one of his original
watercolor landscapes, and have been unable to learn anything about
the him until now.
If you would be able help me find out more about the painting or the
artist, I would be very interested.
Thank you.
John Schatz
jschatz@inos.com
When the people of Chicago Museum contacted me, they mentioned
that Folger had such great promise as an artist. Even more talent (promise)
than his father Daniel. see Folger A. 8
Bigelow........ROD
Subject: Israel B. Bigelow
Date: Mon, 15 Nov 1999 15:30:01 -0600
From: Bill Young < bill@ci.brownsville.tx.us
>
Sir,
I am president of the brownsville,
texas, historical association and as such am engaged in some research on
the first mayor of brownsville who was also the first county judge of cameron
county, texas, in 1848. his term as mayor began in 1850. his name
was israel b. bigelow and he hailed from colchester, cn. his father was
purportedly a baptist preacher there. he died in brownsville in 1869.
we have several antique photographic images that could be israel
b.bigelow. i'm hoping there is a slim chance that some of his living descendants
may have a photo of him? he was a character to say the least. evidence
of him exists in the minutes of the county commissioners court and the
newspaper ads he placed as a lawyer. he first shows up on the border in
1846 at the time of the mexican war . . . advertising in a matamoros, mexico,
newspaper that he has two barrels of lard for sale.
More from Bill:
You might be interested in a book titled "letters from brownsville"
written by a woman named chapman. she knew isreal b. bigelow and there
are many references to him .. including some interesting observations about
the man and his personality. also,
our historical association has a photo of israel bigelow's house
in brownsville, taken in the early 1860s. it was alternately a union and
confederate hospital since brownsville changed hands during the course
of the war.
israel bigelow served simultaneously as mayor
of brownsville and county judge of cameron county. when he was not holding
office, he served as road superintendent and leased office space to county
government. he practiced law in brownsville, advertising his office "in
the muddiest part of town". we have photos of that street at that time,
but we are unsure just which front is the office he speaks of. I was mistaken
about his father being a preacher; ms. chapman refers to him as "deacon
bigelow" of the baptist church in colchester, ct.
anyway, any help you could give in fleshing
out an image of israel b. bigelow would be much appreciated. at city hall
in
brownsville, we have a gallery of past mayors and bigelow's picture
is conspicuously absent. maybe you can help rectify that.
best regards . . . bill young
see Israel Bennoni 7
Bigelow..........................................ROD
Name: Mark Bigelow mark.bigelow@upm-kymmne.com
From: Wirral, England
Time: 1999-06-05 00:29:29
I have a great many facinating letters written mid to late 1800s
from my ancestors, William Henry and Josiah Bigelow of South Natick, U.S.A.,
plus a family history record and an early " Dagurreotype " photograph of
Rosalie Bigelow.
Copies of Mark's records can be found on Page
2 for Josiah 7 Bigelow......................ROD
Copies of Mark's letters can be found on Page
3 for Josiah 7 Bigelow......................ROD
also see obituary and pictures of children of Josiah
7 Bigelow....................ROD
also
Subject: Baguley & Ollerton Halls
Date: Sat, 2 Oct 1999 16:04:51 -0700
From: Mark.Bigelow@upm-kymmene.com
I made a brief visit to Baguley Hall two weeks
ago. It was interesting to see that the area known as " Baguley " still
exists ,
and is sign posted as you leave the motorway . I have been passed this
spot very many times on the motorway ,heading into
Manchester but had never heard of an area called Baguley ......many
thanks to the Bigelow Society educating me !
Unfortunately I was unable to gain access to the Hall , as it is fenced
off, but I am happy to say that the gardens are still being well maintained
. A large hoarding states the property is the responsibility of " English
Heritage " and that money is available to help restore the property if
someone can develop a realistic plan for its development . When time allows
I will investigate this in more detail.
It would be nice to see the web page
for Josiah, amended to show his date and place of death , and to have little
Eugene's name added to the list of his children , plus the children's birth
dates. I now have the photographs of Rosalie and William Henry Bigelow.
I have taken a normal photograph of Rosalie's Daguerreotype image , as
I did not think the image could be scanned as it is a mirror like image.
Mark Bigelow.
6 Ethelbert Rd.
Meols
Wirral
England
CH47 5AD
see Baguley Hall..............................................ROD
Subject: Sarah BIGELOW
Date: Sat, 2 Oct 1999 21:23:03 EDT
From: GRea720302@aol.com
I am searching for the ancestors of Sarah BIGELOW, born in the 1600s,
probably in Massachusetts. She married Isaac LEARNED. Any help would
be appreciated. Gary Rea
see Sarah 2 Bigelow....................................ROD
Subject: Baguley Family !
Date: Mon, 04 Oct 1999 08:48:37 -0700
From: "pamela@hamilton.net"
<pamela@mail.hamilton.net>
"Excited" is not enough to express the feeling I have had for the last
four hours exploring your, "our", family stories this early AM. I
feel as if I have found long lost family, as I am one of the Baguley decendants.
My grandfather completed an extensive research many years ago, traveling
throughout England and other lands. I remember many of the names
and places you have written about from hearing about them as a child.
I have a book he wrote however that is very informative. I never
did recieve the copy of our history as was promised to my mother a long
time ago, but now I am determined to track it down. I am going to
join your society and will begin a totally new experience in helping to
document family history, something I must admit I didn't know much about
until now. I have many cousins but none of which I saw had written
to your comments section. Did I say I was excited? I have tears
in my eyes. I will look forward to contact from you.
Sincerely, Pamela Brown Haeussler, only child and daughter of
Phyllis Marie Baguley Brown, first born and only daughter of
Irl Leslie Baguley, born to John and Rebecca Baguley of Liverpool,
England, landing in Montreal, Que., then settling in Tawas City, Mi.1888,
and theinfo goes on and on.
I may be contacted at: 1705 Gretchen Avenue, Grand Island, Nebraska
68803-6350
Phone: 308-382-7471. Email: pamela@hamilton.net
Let me end with the dedication passage from my grandfathers book:
"I remember walking with my father
near the white pine that smoldered in shade
hunched and crushed at the end of the wood...
He bent over to tie the shoe that I lifted
to his knee.
What if the world is filled with stories?
we hear only a few,live fewer,
and most that we live or hear
solve nothing, lead nowhere.
But the pine appears again, rooted in
dreamed tears,
yes, each branch, each needle
its own true story, yours,
mine, ours to tell."
I know and am pleased to have information I can give you to add to your
fantastic work.
I didn't believe there would be much of an interest, until this very
morning.
Thank you again. I feel alive again. Sincerely, Pamela
Haeussler
see Baguley Hall.....................................ROD
Subject: Jacob's Tomb
Date: Mon, 4 Oct 1999 22:39:45 -0400
From: "andymill" < andymiller@mediaone.net
>
To Don Bigelow--the sphinx is NOT the tomb of Jacob Bigelow.
Andrew Miller, M.D.
amiller@bics.bwh.harvard.edu
see http://bigelow.simplenet.com/rod/jacob6.htm
and http://bigelow.simplenet.com/jacob6.html...................................ROD
Subject: Georgeanne Bigelow
Date: Wed, 6 Oct 1999 20:32:35 EDT
From: Mary Slack Maynard MMayn93990@aol.com
Tonight I found the information on my mother, grandfather and great
grandfather:
Francis Edgar BIGELOW
BIRTH: 25 Aug 1877, Port Henry, NY.
DEATH: 1922
Father: William H. BIGELOW
Mother: Alice MCGINN
Family 1: Mary ORR
Big Soc had listed child: Georgeanne BIGELOW
Family 2: Mary M. DONAHUE
MARRIAGE: 19 June 1918
child: Georgeanne BIGELOW
William changed the spelling of his name to Bigalow when he married
Alice. Also, my mother, Georgeanne is the daughter of Frank (Francis Edgar)
and his second wife, Mary Donahue. Please note that my mother is
living.
Mary Slack Maynard
see William H. 8
Bigelow.....................................ROD
Subject: Deloni (8)
Date: Fri, 8 Oct 1999 09:33:08 -0400
From: "Judy Randall" < carolinawood@mindspring.com
>
I'm Judy Randall, Dott's daughter. Mom
was so pleased to get the information you sent. Deloni (8) is her
grandfather: Florence is her mother. She is pulling together
corrected information for you on all of the family complete with names,
dates etc. We are going to pursue the possibility that Aurelius Deloni
(7) is the missing 6th child of William and will let you know what we discover.
My mom is 73 years old and quite excited about discovering her roots and
extended family.
Thanks again and we will be back in touch.
Kind regards,
Judy Randall
http://bigelow.simplenet.com/rod/aur85711.htm
see link above and others on that page..............................ROD
Subject: BIGELOW, Jacob 1786-1879, Sudbury, MA
Date: Wed, 6 Oct 1999 21:33:13 EDT
From: Farns10th@aol.com
JACOB BIGELOW (1786-1879)
Biography:
Jacob Bigelow was born in Sudbury, Mass. on
February 27, 1786; he has been variously described as the son of a Congragational
minister and the son of a farmer.........continued from
http://www.herbaria.harvard.edu/Libraries/archives/BIGELOW.html
see remarks continued on Jacob 6
Bigelow...................................................................................ROD
Subject: George M. 7 Bigelow
Date: Sun, 10 Oct 1999 18:51:05 -0700
From: Laura Rich < llrich@pacbell.net
>
I was trying to go the the link for George M, son of Reuben Miles.
http://bigelow.simplenet.com/rod/geo75961.htm
Your site is fabulous! My husbands family is linked to the Bigelows.
Henry Burdette Bigelow married Letta Celestia Rich, his GG aunt.
Thanks for all your work,
Laura Rich
160 Santa Margarita
Menlo Park, CA 94025
Voice: 650-321-5398
Fax: 650-321-1660
email: llrich@pacbell.net
the above link works, as well as Bishop
Perkins 7; and Henry Childs
7;
all with new Knowlton family connections...................................................ROD
From oldbord5.htm: Hal is still active on the web. He sends me
jokes quite often....ROD
Subject: George Royal Bigelow website
Date: Thu, 29 Apr 1999 13:24:41 -0700
From: Libby Clark < libbyc@fsmail.fsusd.k12.ca.us
>
I am Harold George Bigelow, son of George Royal Bigelow.
May I suggest a few additions/corrections for this website? George
was born 1 Oct 1881, Josephine is deceased, (I can furnish exact date),
Miriam had 3 children, Josephine had 2. I am retired both from the Air
Force and teaching. I was substituting in a middle school today
in the computer lab. I was fooling around on the computer and ran
across your web site on my dad, George Royal Bigelow.
From home here in Firfield, CA The only 'correction' that I have
is that my dad was born on 1 Oct 1881. I do have several 'additions' however:
I don't know if you intended to provide the names of the children of GRB,
but you can do whatever you want with this info. My brother, Daniel
S. did have 4 boys - George Campbell, John Douglas, David Harold and Timothy
James. My sister, Miriam, had 3 children - Nancy Kay, Judith
Lynne and Frederick Eugene Jr. My sister, Josephine, deceased 11
Mar 1997, had 2 children - James Allen Hagerman, and Edith Ann Hagerman.
She married Ord Glen Hagerman. I have 5 Children - Douglas Hawkins, Mark
Carl, Susan Ellen, Robert Ross and Matthew Royal. My dad was an attorney
in Olympia, WA I forget what else you might want to include, being
unfamilar with web pages/sites, but will gladly furnish anything else you
might want. My sister Miriam, is in a nursing home. I do appreciate
the fact that someone put my dad on the net!! - Thanks!!
Hal Bigelow 9, George
Royal 8 , Daniel
7 , Jotham 6
, Joel 5 , Jotham
4, John 3, Samuel
2, John 1)
My e-mail address is: Halbigelow@aol.com.
Subject: Charles Sumner Bigelow
Date: Sun, 7 Nov 1999 15:46:56 -0500
From: "Kathy & Gary Jones" < seawave@earthlink.net
>
Thanks for letting me know that the Charles Sumner Bigelow page was
there..
Yes, I am descended from him. He would be my great-grandfather on my
mother's side. The line is:
Charles Sumner Bigelow m Abigail Alma Pierce
Albert Sumner Bigelow m Margaret Munroe
Ruth Winifred Bigelow m
James Leo Jones
Gary Thomas Jones (me)
see Charles Sumner 8
Bigelow..................................ROD
Old From: Harold Gargrave gargrave@stolaf.edu
I have been working or my family tree for a
few years now. I just got on the internet and in doing some searching I
came across the Bigelow web page. I have a Wilkerson in my past, but I'm
not sure if it fits with the one in yours . He would be a great uncle.
I also have a Holmes. She would be my great grandmother. Elizabeth
b. 1 Jun 1835--d 27 Feb 1906. She and her husband were both born in England.
I have a homemade computer printout of my tree and could send you a copy
if you like. I also a a chart of some Gargraves back in the 1400/1500 I
could also sent if you have a interest.
Hal Gargrave
920 Ivanhoe Dr.
Northfield Mn 55057-1337
see Nathan Kellogg 8
Bigelow.............................................ROD
Subject: John Albert Bigelow
Date: Fri, 12 Nov 1999 12:16:40 -0500
From: "Worthington, Katharine E" < Worthink@aol.com
>
Interested in John Albert Bigelow.
My husband is the great great grandson of this John Albert Bigelow.
John's wife was Harriet Munson Smith, daughter of Asa Dodge Smith who was
the 7th president of Dartmouth. I have info going forward about John
Albert -- Interested in adding to the Bigelow family page.
Kathy Worthington
Date: Sat, 13 Nov 1999 14:46:43 EST
Here is a little bit more detail..........................................
see John Albert 8
Bigelow......................................ROD
Subject: Hannah BIGELOW - Joel WESTON
Date: Thu, 11 Nov 1999 01:39:55 EST
From: Adele Just Afjust@aol.com
Rod, I am descended from a Betsey WESSON/WESTON of Grafton who married
at Worcester in 1803 to James BAIRD, son of Daniel BAIRD of Worcester and
Auburn. I thought you might be interested in the following biographical
material from the Wesson family section in "Historic Homes and Institutions
and Genealogical and Personal Memoirs of Worcester County, Massachusetts,
with a History of Worcester Society of Antiquity." Prepared under
the editorial supervision of Ellery Bicknell Crane; published 1907 by The
Lewis Publishing Company. Volume I, pages 228-231:
(V) Joel WESSON, son of John WESSON (4), was born probably about 1746,
at Framingham. He married Hannah BIGELOW, born in Worcester,
July 3, 1748, daughter of Joshua 4
and Lydia BIGELOW. They lived for a few years in the
seventies, in Brookfield, but for the greater part of their lives in
Worcester. He held much real estate, and paid one of the largest
taxes in that town. He was a juror in 1785 and on the school committee
in 1787. He was a plow-maker by trade and was in Framingham in 1789,
plying his trade there. Hannah, his widow, died December 29, 1829,
aged eighty-two years.
Their children were:............
see Hannah 5
Bigelow for more.................................ROD
Subject: Colburn/Bigelow
Date: Wed, 10 Nov 1999 12:41:33 -0500
From: lorraine_t@juno.com
Hello! I hope you can provide some data missing from my
genealogy of the Colburn family. My husband's great great grandfather,
Ephraim Colburn,b.Jan. 1, 1777 in Leominster, Mass. married Hannah Bigelow,
Daughter of Nathaniel Bigelow and Susannah Jennings. She was
born in 1780. The marriage took place in Leominster on Aug. 17, 1800.
Among the children born of this marriage, were 2 sons named Ephraim.
The first was born in Feb. 1803 and apparently died young. The second,
my husband's great grandfather was born May 20, 1821, but where?
The published genealogy of the Colburn family ends our line with the firstborn
Ephraim. Would like to document the place of birth of our Ephraim since
all we have at present are family Bible records. Any information
would be most appreciated. Thank you!
can't add much except what's posted at Nathaniel
5 Bigelow................................ROD
Subject: Elijah Bigelow (#15336.14)
Date: Mon, 8 Nov 1999 09:39:34 -0800
From: "virginia sechrest" < pvsechrest@skynetusa.net
>
Thanks for fixing the links. I was able to get a lot more info.
I am searching for a mysterious Lavinia/Lovina/Lovinia Bigelow who married
Homer/Omer Pierce.
I am descended from Elijah Bigelow (#15336.14). His daughter Catherine
#15336.147 is my great-whatever grandmother. I have info on her and a few
of her siblings................................
see Charles Chandler 7
and Elijah 7 Bigelow..............ROD
Subject: Herbert H Bigelow
Date: Wed, 03 Nov 1999 13:44:09 -0600
From: < jholmgre@uswest.net
>
Hello, I am interested in getting a hold of the person from Brown and
Bigelow who is interested in Herbert Bigelow's
life. They (Ward and Bigelow) had a cabin on the same lake in
Northern Minnesota as ours. My mother, and uncle, and
many locals knew these two, and we have there old wooden cabin cruiser,
the "Dodge Water Car". I have collected a
lot of personal history on these two, as I am doing a history of reminiscences
of the original settlers of Cook County, and in particular, Lake Caribou.
I would love to share information. jholmgre@pop.mpls.uswest.net
see Herbert Huse 9
Bigelow...................ROD
Subject: Timothy BIGELOW - 15924.54
Date: Sun, 31 Oct 1999 21:39:15 -0800
From: "Tony Kirk" < tkirk9@gte.net
>
Here is some updated information on Timothy Bigelow
and his wives. Timothy died March 19, 1895 exact loacation not stated but
the doctor filing the report was from Union McHenry County Illinois and
stated that Timothy had been sick for two weeks prior to death. Someone
must have confused two differant events to come up with the 1905 death
date in Wisconsin.
Retired farmer, age 84, married
buried March 21, 1895 Franklinville, McHenry County, Illinois...................
more info from Tony at Timothy
BIGELOW - 15924.54........................ROD
Subject: great grandfather
Date: Fri, 29 Oct 1999 04:57:07 -0700
From: "Mindy Bigelow-Triplett" < mtriple1@san.rr.com
>
My father's name is John Richard Bigelow. He was born in Minnesota on
Aug. 11 1943. His parents were John Emmett Bigelow and Judith ?. My
greatgrandmother's name was Zada, she was born August 13, 1881 and
died in May of 1979.No one can tell me my greatgrandfather's name.
Any info that you may have would be most appreciated. Sincerely, Mindy
Bigelow-Triplett
no luck yet........................................ROD
Subject: Bigelow link on site
Date: Sat, 16 Oct 1999 08:51:57 -0400
From: "Brian Batty" < bbatty@holycross.edu
>
I just wanted to let you know I've added a link to the Bigelow
Society on my Worcester Genealogy links page at
http://carver.holycross.edu/~bbatty/worcester/links.html
Take care,
Brian Batty
Subject: John Bigelow
Date: Tue, 2 Nov 1999 10:29:39 -0500 (EST)
From: John Bigelow jackyyyy@netcom.ca
My name is John Bigelow. I found the site this morning, quite
by accident, and have since spent
most of the day, totally mesmerized by it all. Its trully wonderful.
Anyway, I just wanted to
pass a message along about my roots and see if that helps anyone at
all.
I was born in Liverpool, England in 1958. My dad is John, his
dad is John, etc, forever. I am
now living in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. My dad researched our
familly tree when I was a boy,
and in Chester, close to Wales, there is a place dedicated to 'coat
of arms'. My dad got a copy
of the coat of arms. I cannot recall if its the same, but I emailed
my brother the url so he can
research it.
Another note, our greatgreatgreat granddad was at Waterloo, and very
proud we are, a cavalry
officer, and my dad has some info on it.
I have to tell you I was amazed when I saw the link to Warren because
I have a friend in NY, her
maiden name is Warren, originally from Nebraska. She told me
about a 'bigelow and warren' road
there. I cannot remember which town it is. I will check
up on this, so I will confirm and
email you when I find out.
Again, a wonderful site and all the best with your research. I
have bookmarked the site and
sent the URL to my familly in England and my daughter who lives in
France. She will be so
thrilled, I am sure.
Many thanks
John Bigelow
nothing yet..............................ROD
Subject: Guy J Bigelow
Date: Tue, 02 Nov 1999 08:12:36 -0800
From: David Banash < dbanash@worldnet.att.net
>
I am an historian researching Mr. Guy J. Bigelow whom was a graduate
of Woodbury's Business College (now known as Woodbury University) in Los
Angeles in 1887. The school's records for many years have been derelict
and I (as an alumni myself) have been in the process of restoring the alumni
rolls for the past six years. As I locate individuals, I make the
best attempt to create a bio on them for the history and posterity.
Does your group have any information on this individual?
I appreciate your assistance.
Best regards,
Mr. David F. Banash
2008 SW Willamette Falls Dr, Ste B
West Linn, OR 97068-4620
503-657-1094 day
503-722-7111 evening
503-655-6026 fax
dbanash@worldnet.att.net e-mail
nothing yet......................................ROD
QUERY from October 99 Forge:
I am looking for the
father and grandfather of Joseph BIGELOW. Joseph married
Betsey LAMMEN On 4
February 1807 in Morris County, NJ. Their son, Joseph,
was born 4 March 1812
in Warren County, NJ. I believe the elder Joseph may
be the grandson or
great-grandson of John 3 BIGELOW, who was born in Hartford
in 1679 and died 25
July 1733 at Whippany NJ.
Contact: Karen Kotlarchik
357 Gallup Road
Spencerport, NY 14559
E-mail: kkotlar@eznet.net
QUERY from October 99 Forge:
Who are the parents of Warren BIGALOW, born 1797, married Nancy CRUL m
Oneida County, NY? Adult children were Mary DOUD, born 1825, lived in Turin,
Lewis County NY; Sarah DRAKE; Lucy MONROE; Peter BIGALOW.
Contact: Dorothy Kamprath
249 Grimsby Road
Buffalo, NY 14223-1920
(716) 877-3520
E-mail: darymca@aol.com
QUERY from October 99 Forge:
I am looking for biographical information and especially a photo of Nahum
BIGELOW born in Brandon, Rutland Co., VT on 19 Feb 1785, married Mary GIBBS.
Contact:
Steven R. Schill, Project Manager
NASA ARC, Remote Sensing Lab, Dept. of Geography
University of South Carolina
Columbia, SC 29208
(803) 777-1308
E-mail: Steve@Schill.com
QUERY from October 99 Forge:
On my travels in northern CA, I found a well-preserved copy of Howe's
Genealogy of the Bigelow Family in an antique store. This note is inscribed
on the
front page: We can trace back to the Mayflower thru my grandmother,
Mrs. C.
C. BIGELOW (Roxana SAMPSON) who was a lineal descendent of the (Boy) Henry
SAMPSON who came over on the Mayflower. Mrs. Ida (BIGELOW) MERRELL.
In
other notes, Ida lists her birth, 16 May 1864 in Freeport, IL, her father,
John
ARLINGTON, b 16 Oct 1828, her grandfather, Charles C. BIGELOW, and her
great-
grandparents, Job and Hannah BIGELOW. If there are direct descendants who
are
interested, I will (reluctantly) trade it for the Bigelow Family Genealogy,
Vol I.
Contact: Rita Rainville
623 Thunderbird Drive
Prescott, AZ 86303
see John Arlington 8
BIGELOW............ROD
Subject: Bigelow family in Schuyler Falls, NY
Date: Wed, 20 Oct 1999 21:32:41 -0400
From: Nancy H. Welsh <
cwelsh@snet.net >
I am seeking information on Nathan Bigelow, my great, great,
great grandfather. Born 1793 and died 5-16-1880 in Schuyler Falls;
married Clarenda Barker there, she was born in 1796 and died 6-26-1884
in Schuyler Falls. They had a daughter Clarenda Bigelow who married
Henry Ellsworth in Schuyler Falls. Their daughter Ida Ellsworth was
born in 1857 and died in 1888 in Schuyler Falls. She married Eugene
Keet in Schuyler Falls and they had 2 sons: Ernest Ellsworth Keet
b. 2-23-1884
and Ross Keet b. 1886 and died 1887 and he is buried in Schuyler Falls
cemetery as are all of the above people, with the exception of Eugene Keet
and Ernest Ellsworth Keet. Eugene Keet remarried following the death
of Ida and moved to Saranac Lake. Eugene Keet's father was George
Keet and his mother was Julia Sibly. Eugene Keet was born in Schuyler
Falls, 7-6-1856. His father William Keet b. 5-9-1808 d. 8-13-1891
and his mother Sophia Allen b. 6-5-1812 d. 4-9-1891 were both lifelong
residents of Schuyler Falls and are buried in the Schuyler Falls cemetery..........Nancy
see Nathan
6 Bigelow............................ROD
Subject: Sophia Bigelow (1759-1831) and Lt Joseph Morse ( 1756-1826)
Date: Wed, 20 Oct 1999 22:26:43 EDT
From: MorseSA@aol.com
The Morse Society has them married 4 May 1780.
She was listed as in Boylston, Mass.
Please assist us in the correct data on the two above for our 1903 records
seem to be out of step and we are trying to make corrections to the old
records. Please refer to sources.
Stafford-Ames Morse
http://morsesociety.org/
MORSE SOCIETY
see Sophia
6 Bigelow............................ROD
Subject: Dr. Wilfred G. Bigelow
Date: Wed, 13 Oct 1999 11:29:06 -0400
From: "Kesteris, Robert" < Robert.Kesteris@AIG.com
>
My son has chosen Dr. Bigelow as the subject
of his research paper/presentation which is due October 26, 1999.
My son, Ryan, attends George Street Public School in Aurora, Ont.
And is in Grade 5. He selected Dr. Bigelow as a Canadian who has
contributed greatly to society and his country. His endeavours in advancing
the study of cardiovascular surgery, especially in the areas of hypothermia
research and the development of the pacemaker, certainly deserve our gratitude
and attention . In fact Dr.Bigelow's research is the reason why Ryan's
grandmother is alive today.
It would be greatly appreciated if you could
provide us with some guidance in our search for information relating to
Dr. Bigelow's accomplishments. Are you aware of any videos, working
models of the heart and/or pacemaker, and whether or not there is anyone
available to briefly address Grade 5 students about Dr. Bigelow?
This is an important topic and it would be nice to make a significant impact
on a group of young scientists.
Considering the short notice, any help that
you could generate would be greatly appreciated.
Yours truly,
Robert Kesteris
54 Lensmith Drive,
Aurora, Ontario
L4G 6S1
Tel # (905) 727-5525
E-Mail: Robert.Kesteris@sympatico.ca
or Robert.Kesteris@aig.com
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