136. Wanted, ancestry of Rebecca Prince, Salem, married John Putnam, 1652. F. R. W. W. I. 137. Wanted, ancestry of Bartholomew Heath, Haverhill, died Jan. 15, 1681; married Hannah Moyce. F. R. W. W. 138. Wanted, ancestry of Ezra Perry, Sandwich, married Elizabeth Burge, 1652. 139. Wanted, knowledge of the descendants of the following persons. Jonathan White, jr., born 1740; graduated at Harvard college, 1763; married, in Leominster, Mass., Rebecca Rogers, 1768. 2. Samuel White, born in Leomin ster, 1744; married, 1773, Hannah Plats of Leominster. 3. John White, born in Leominster, 1742. 4. Abijah White, born, 1751, in Leominster; married Polly ; lived at one time in Rockingham, Vt. 5. Nathaniel White, jr., born in Lancaster, 1752; married 1776, Esther Brooks of Woburn. MYRA L. WHITE. ANSWERS. 8. Mary Howlett was daughter of Thomas Howlett by his first wife Alice (French), and not by Rebecca, and was born about 1642.-Ed. 125. The christian name of the wife of Michael Hopkinson was Ann. Sarah Wise was the fourth daughter of Humphrey Wise of Ipswich, 1639, and his wife Susanna. She married David Wheeler May 11, 1650. David Wheeler was born in Salisbury, England, in 1625, and came to America in care of friends in the Confidence of London in 1638. He was the son of John Wheeler of Newbury, one of the original proprietors of Salisbury.Paul N. Spofford, New York City. 126. A small pamphlet memorial of Gov. Joseph R. Bodwell, officially published in Augusta, Me., in 1888, gives an account of the family tradition that Henry Bodwell's name was Bothwell, and that he was a Scotch school-boy, who ran away from home. Anyway, Rev. James Noyes was his friend, and he grew up in Newbury. When Philip's war broke out in 1675, Henry was with Lothrop at Bloody brook massacre, and escaped by swinging his gun about his head with his unwounded arm. See Bodge's "Soldiers of King Philip's war."-Charlotte H. Abbott, Andover. NEW PUBLICATIONS. STARR'S ANCESTRAL REGISTER. This is a new fan-shaped chart, 17 x 22 inches, printed on linen paper, suitable for framing or folding. 50 cents. Frank Farnsworth Starr, Middletown, Conn. ABRAHAM HOWARD OF MARBLEHEAD, MASS., AND HIS DESCENDANTS. New York, 1897. Mr. Howard was a shipmaster in London, and came to New England about 1721. This is an octavo volume of 71 pages, privately printed. It was compiled by Joseph P. Howard of New York City, Hon. Nathaniel J. Holden of Salem, Mass., and Henry W. B. Howard of Brooklyn, N. Y. The volume is well arranged and printed, with full index and a folding chart showing six generations. LUCY HALL GREENLAW, Genealogist. Gordon Place, Cambridgeport, Mass. Essex County Books for Sale. Salem Comnions and Commoners or the Economic Beginnings of Mass. By Prof. Herbert B. Adams, of Johns Hopkins University. 8vo; paper; pp. 81; Salem, 1883. $1 CONTENTS: Fisher Plantation of Cape Ann; Origin of Salem Plantation; House Lots; Ten Acre Lots; Widow's Lots: Maid's Lots; Common Fields; Salem Meadows; Great Pasture. Ipswich, Mass. Celebration, 1884. 250th An niversary. 5 engravings and 12 heliotype plates; 8vo.; paper; pp. ix, 149; Boston, 1884. $1.25 Gives full account of celebration. Historical address, The Evolution of a New England Town, by Rev. John C. Kimball. Addresses by Gov. Geo. D. Robinson, Hon. Rob't C. Winthrop, Hon. Leverett Saltonstall, Dr. D. D. Slade, and others. The heliotype plates include a folding view of Ipswich from Heartbreak Hill and a rare portrait of Gov. John Winthrop, the younger. Danvers, Mass. Military and Naval Annals. Covers Colonial, Provincial, Revolutionary Address, THE ESSEX ANTIQuarian, Salem, Mass. George Arvedson COMPETENT SALEM, MASS., CAN BE FOUND AT LUSCOMB'S OLD CORNER PHARMACY The only way to see and know a MR. ARVEDSON is not only able to point out places of interest, but is fully acquainted with the history of each. Exact reprint of the London edition of 1634, with histor ical introduction; 128 pages; bound in cloth. This elegant reproduction of the first book and map, describing the country and the twenty settlements, begun from 1629 to 1634, is printed on heavy antique paper with plates of the first map and illuminated chapter plates engraved. Expressed by the dozen $1.50 each. Single copies sent by mail $2.00 each; as the edition is limited it will soon be exhausted, and is put at this low price, when no other copy could be obtained at twice the sum. It is a book of the rarest historical matter and should be in every library. Address, E. M. BOYNTON, REVERE HOUSE, BOSTON, MASS. Please mention The Antiquarian when writing to advertisers. Rebecca Nourse Souvenir Spoon. ELIZABETH P. NOURSE, SALEM, MASS., D. A. PERKINS, Coaching and Livery Stable, WASHINGTON STREET, Opp. City Hall, SALEM, MASS. Carriages furnished on reasonable terms to parties wishing to visit places of historical interest. The "Old Northwest" Genealogical Quarterly. On January 1, 1898, The "Old Northwest " Genealogical Society commenced the publication of a magazine bearing the above name. Its field is vast, as there is no magazine devoted to Genealogy now published west of the Atlantic States. Two Dollars a year. Single numbers, 50 cents. Advertisements, pertaining to Genealogy, will be inserted at reasonable rates. Address, Dr. L. C. HERRICK, Secretary, 1447 Highland St., Columbus, Ohio. The New England Historical and Genealogical Register contains a variety of valuable and interesting matter concerning the History, Antiquities, Genealogy and Biography of America. It was commenced in 1847 (vol. 51 begins January, 1897), and it is the oldest historical periodical now published in this country. It is issued quarterly (each number containing at least 96 octavo pages, with a portrait on steel) by the New England Historic Genealogical Society. $3.00 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE. SINGLE NUMBERS, 75 CENTS. No library can afford to be without it, and every genealogist finds matter of interest in each number. Address, B. B. TORREY, Treas., 18 Somerset St., Boston, Mass. Please mention The Antiquarian when writing to advertisers. Library and Genealogical Manuscripts OF THE LATE PERLEY DERBY, OF SALEM, THE WELL-KNOWN GENEALOGIST. Dinsmoor-Dinsmore Family. By L. A. Morrison. Cloth; 12mo.; pp. 48; portrait; Lowell, 1891.. $1.00 Manchester, Mass., Town Records of. 2 vols.; boards; 8vo.; pp, 211, 212; Salem; 1889, 1891. Il $8.00 Hyde Park, Mass., Memorial Sketch of. lustrated; cloth; 8vo.; pp. 96; Boston, 1888. $1.00 Estes Genealogies, 1097-1893. By Charles Estes. 6 plates; 8vo.; cloth; pp. 401; Salem, 1894. $3.00 Gray Genealogy. By M. D. Raymond. Cloth; 8vo.; pp. 316; 31 portraits; coat of arms; $4.00 Tarrytown, N. Y., 1887. New England Families. Gleanings from English records about New England families. By Jas. A. Emmerton and Henry F. Waters. 8vo.; paper; pp. 147; Salem, 1880. $3.00 New England. A True Relation concerning the Estate of New England as it was presented to his Matie. (From a manuscript in the British Museum, written about 1634, and transcribed by Henry F. Waters.) Sm. 4to.; $1.00 paper; pp. 21; Boston, 1886. American Ancestry. Munsell's. Vol. VI. 8vo.; bds; Albany, 1891. $3.00 Bradford, Vt., History of, with Genealogical Record. By S. McKeen. Portraits; 8vo.; cloth; pp. 463; Montpelier, 1875. $2.00 Symmes Memorial. By J. A. Vinton. Ill.; 8vo.; cloth; pp. 184; Boston, 1873. $2.50 Morrison Genealogy. By L. A. Morrison. 8vo.; $2.00 8vo.; $2.50 Notes and Ad Ills. ; 8vo. ; cloth; pp. 468; Boston, 1880. $5. Swift. Memoirs of Gen. Joseph G. Swift and Genealogy of the Family. By Harrison Ellery. Portrait; 4to.; cloth; pp. 361; Worcester, 1890. $4.50 Hutchinson Genealogy. By Perley Derby. cloth; pp. 107; Salem, 1870. Driver Genealogy. By H. Ruth Cooke. cloth; pp. 531; N. Y., 1889. Gloucester, Mass., History of. ditions. By J. J. Babson. 8vo.; cloth; pp. 94, 187. Salem, 1876, 1891. Dudley Genealogy. By Dean Dudley. Ills. and tabular pedigrees. 4 parts. 8vo.; cloth; pp. 616; Wakefield, 1886, 1889, 1890. $10.00 Perkins Genealogy. By Geo. A. Perkins. vols.; 8vo.; cloth; pp. 174, 152; Salem, 1884, 1889. $4.00 Douglas, Mass., History of. By W. A. Emerson. Ill.; 8vo. bds. pp. 359; Boston, 1879. $2 2 vols. in one. Gloucester and $4.00 2 Potter Family. Descendants of Anthony Potter of Ipswich, born 1628. Manuscript; paper; 4to.; pp. 72; with 7 broadsides. . $5.00 400 persons arranged. Marston Family. Manuscript records. Paper; 4to.; pp. 78. $5.00 This contains descendants of William Marston and of John Marston, both of Salem; abstracts from Old Norfolk county records (probate, deeds and court records, and births, marriages and deaths); Salem town records; Essex county deeds, and births, marriages and deaths; and coat of arms. Sibley Family. Manuscript; 4to.; paper; PP. 13. $3.00 Barton Genealogy. Manuscript; pp. 36; paper; 4to. $25.00 This also contains the early generations of Allerton, Bullock, Maverick and Roberts families; with the Barton coat of arms. Cook and Whittredge Families, Manuscript records of. 4to; paper; pp. 61. $10.00 This book consists of records of births, marriages and deaths, probate records and deeds of the Cook family: arranged genealogical matter of the Whittredge family of Beverly; and some records of the Knapps. Mansfield Genealogy. Descendants of Robert Mansfield of Lynn. Manuscript; pp. 33; 4to; paper. $15.00 266 persons arranged. Waite Family. Manuscript; 4to; paper; pp. 25. $2.00 This contains extracts from Worcester county probate records and deeds; Hampshire county probate records; and Brookfield, Hadley, Hatfield and Northampton town records. Also, some early generations of the Broughton family of Marblehead. Address, THE ESSEX ANTIQUARIAN, SALEM, MASS. |