Children of Richard and Martha B. (Smith) Bigelow, all born
Hartford:
12116.311 Mary Elizabeth, b 0 Mar 1826:
d_____ ; m 07 June 1848 George R. Lockwood.
12116.313 Frances, b 01 Sept 1829: d ?; m 13
Oct 1853 William A. Doanne of St. Louis. MO.
12116.314 Eliza King, b 24 Sept 1831; d
______ ;.
12116.315 Alfred, b 25 Sept 1833; d 12 Mar
1834.
12116.316 Martha, b 02 Apr 1835: d 04 Feb
1896: m 20 Apr 1859 Eben Mason.
12116.317 Edward, b 27 Mar 1837; d 22 Jan
1852 at Hartford.
From: Anne Brown < awb@chesapeake.net >
Dear Mr. Bigelow,
There were two infant Bigelow burials in NYC in 1834 and 1836 that
I am having a problem identifying. The most likely parents seems
to
be Richard Bigelow and Martha Smith, but they don't quite fit in with
all
the other children born to this couple. I'll attach an annotated
vault listing. If you ever have a chance, could you give it a
look? Some of the other families in the vault were connected
to th American Tract
Soc. in NYC, if this rings a bell.
Thank you for any suggestions - Anne
* * * * * * *
Anne W. Brown, Trustee
NY Marble Cemetery
http://www.marblecemetery.org
From :
Pat Kolesar <pkolesar@sasktel.net>
Subject :
Bulletin Board Message from Anne Brown, 11/14/04
Date : Mon, 13 Dec 2004 13:10:23 -0600
Rod, I have a bit of information that may or may not be of interest to
Anne
Brown who was looking for information about Richard and Martha Bigelow
of NYC.
I stumbled across a Richard and Martha Bigelow, originally from NYC, in
the
course of researching my ancestors in Northwood, Worth County,
Iowa. Richard
and Martha turned out to be not related to me, so I'm afraid I didn't
pay much
attention to them except where I got confused by records referring to
"R.
Bigelow" where I couldn't be sure if they were talking about Richard or
Roswell, my GGG grandfather. Richard and Martha had an adult son
(sorry, forget
his name at the moment) also living in Northwood. This would have
been in the
1860-1890 time period. I believe I've turned them up in the
census at some
point in that time span, so perhaps it might help Anne to take a
further look in
Iowa.
Pat Kolesar
pkolesar@sasktel.net