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Genealogical Sources Falmouth Historical Society Genealogical Sources Falmouth Historical Society Aldrich Family Necrology 1910-1911 re: Fred Anders Aldrich and Family. Allen Family Correspondence See Smythe Collection. Allerton Family Mayflower Passengers. Allyn Family Cap’n Allyn (clipping). Almy Christopher Almy, dates & descendants. Documents relating to the Almy line. See also Wilcox. Andrade/DeRosa deAndrade Genealogy includes Rose Family. Correspondence. Aurelio Clipping: Aurelio Family, Falmouth, MA. Baird Spenser Baird obituary. Baker Obediah Baker Family Tree; Oliver Brown Papers, 4 pages. Obituaries: Gorham F. Baker, funeral notice; Mabel V. Baker, obituary. Bassett Bassett Family reprint Genealogical Notes of Barnstable Families, 51 pgs. Family of Nathan Bassett of Chatham NEHGR Jan.1971, pg 7-21. Descendants of Nathaniel Bassett, 1 sheet; Barachiah Basset from Oliver Brown papers, 1 sheet; Bassett Genealogy from Rev.H.H.Smythe papers. Basset residence. Correspondence. Bates William Bates Family Branch, 5 pages. Bates Coat of Arms, 14 pages. Ancestry of Katharine Lee Bates, 5 pages. “Bates of Cape Cod” from Cape Cod Genealogical Society Bulletin, June 1993, Vol. XIX, No. 2. Bates line from History of Hingham. (Xerox). Clippings. Correspondence. Bearse Daniel Bearse from Oliver Brown Papers, 1 page. “Bearse Family”from Otis Genealogical Notes of Barnstable Families Family, 4 pages. Beebe Family James Madison Beebe Family,1 page. Obituary: Edward Pierson Beebe (1926); Obituary: Esther Fiske Hammond (7/1/1955). Clippings. Belcher Celeb Belcher & children, Oliver Brown Papers, 1 sheet. Benedict Thomas Benedict Family line 2 pages. Correspondence. Bennett Bennett Family History, 4 pages. Blackwell Michael Blackwell of Sandwich, NEHGR, July 1963, Oct. 1963. Blossom Peter Blossom, 1 page. Bodfish Fan Chart ancestors of R.C.Bodfish; Capt. Wm. Bodfish lithograph from Deyo History of Cape Cod; Handwritten notes re: Capt. Wm. Bodfish, 2 pages. H.H. Smythe notes: Bodfish, 2 pages. Clippings: re: Capt Wm. Bodfish funeral services. Correspondence. Bourne Fan Chart of Richard Bourne, 1 sheet; Bourne Family dates from The Family Recorder, 1 sheet; Biographical sketch of Barnabas E. Bourne, 1 typewritten page. A True Story-Mary Osborne Lamb, 2 pages; Bournes in Falmouth, Family charts by Russell Lovell, 7 pages. Bourne and Doty Lines (England), 3 pages; Bourne Family from Oliver Brown papers, 2 pages.; Richard Bourne, dates and notes, 1 page. “Rev. Richard Bourne of Sandwich, MA” NEHGR, Apr. 1964, July 1964, Oct. 1964, Jan. 1965. Bourne Documents: Family Records, 7 handwritten pages; Deeds: James Toby to Mehitable Bourne, 1837; Nathaniel Bourne/Barnabas Baker, 1803; Nathaniel Bourne/ Ephraim Bradford, 1801;Timothy Bourne/S.Eldredge,1801. Bourne Correspondence 1916-2004. Bowerman Bowerman Family from Oliver Brown Papers, 3 pages; Bowman/Bowerman Family, 3 pages; Family Tree: Thomas Bowerman, 4 pages; Bowerman Descends List, 16 pages; Deeds: Tristram Bowerman, 7 pgs; Documents: Will of Thomas Bowerman. Bowman Research Report Edwin L. Bowman & his Bowman Ancestors, prepared by Joyce Pendery, April 1999. Gravestones Oak Grove Cemetery, 10 pgs, hand written notes. Bourne, Heads of Families Census, 1790; documents relating to Zebulon Bowman. Reuben Bowman, 1884, builder on Shore Street, note left in building. Obituary: Miss Isabelle Bowman Vital Records of Rochester, Ma: Bowen, Bowerman. 2 pgs. Bowerman/Bowman Family Newsletter, March 1984, Dec/Mar 1985/6 Bowman/Fuller Family Descendants of Jonathan C. Fuller, 3 pgs with 8 pgs documentation. Edwin Bowman, Xerox photographs, obituary, 10/31/1935. Kinship of Edwin Lewis Bowman, 2 pages; Descendants of George Lewis, 1 page; Descendants of William P. Swift, 4 pages; Descendants of Harold Ellsworth Bowman, 4 pages. Obituaries from Bible: (Xerox) Anna Edmonds, Jennie wife of E.L. Bowman; Kinship of Jennie Belle Fuller, 2 pages; Thomas Bowman notes 8 pages. Documents Temperance G. Bowman Bible vitals, 3 pages (Xerox); Harriet N. Bowman, Bible listings, 2 pages; Capt. Ebenezer F. Bowman, 1 page, handwritten notes; Anniversary notice: David H. Bowman, 25th wedding anniversary, 12/30/1899. Obituaries: James A. Bowman, 8/27/1948; Marjorie N. Bowman 2/26/1988; Ida H. Bowman, 1/8/1994; anniversary of Roger & Ida Bowman, 1987. Edwin L. Bowman: Will, Trustee’s inventory; Lucy Frances Baker Bowman, death certificate, deeds; Clifton Bowerman, Census Records. Isabelle Carlton Bowman death certificate; Edwin L. Bowman, will. Charles Bowman, house in West Falmouth Highway, West Falmouth, Historical Commission report. Correspondence 1984- Dean George Edward Dean descendants, Smythe Papers, 1 page; Descendants of John Dean, Boston Transcript, 7 pages. Dillingham Braddock Dillingham. Oliver Brown Papers, 1 page; Edward Dillingham. al., Boston Transcript, 1 page; Marriage Announcement: Alfred Dillingham & Isabella Anne Freeman. Funeral Notice: I.S. Dillingham, 11/11/1926. Dimmick/Dimmock Folder 1: Anselm Dimmock from Prince Dimmock Bible, Falmouth Historical Society; General Joseph Dimock descendants, 1 page. Extract from Plymouth Records re: Gen. Joseph Dimmick, 7 handwritten pages. Genealogy of Thomas Dimoc/ Dimmock, including will, family chart, 15 pages. Transcription of For Sale notice of house of Thomas Dimmock, Main St., Falmouth. Transcription of Public Auction notice of pew, Congregational Church in Provincetown for $145, Nov 2, 1796. Joseph Dimmock. Pedigree-Delphine L. Gifford/Thomas Dimmock, 2 pages. Genealogy of David Wilder Dimmock 1901-1981, Fan Chart. Sir John Dymoke – Paul Voorhees Dimmick, 1 sheet. David and Thankful (Hatch) Dimmock from Amer. Genealogist, April 2002. Will of Theophilus Dimmick of Falmouth, 2 pages transcription, Xerox will, 1 page. Sylvanus & Thankful Dimmock of Lee, Mass, compiled by Joyce Pendery, 1 page. Folder 2: John Dimmock or Dimick, Barnstable house report, 9 pages. John Dimmock family tree, 9 pages. Thomas Dimoc, Family Group Sheet, 9 pages. Theophilus Dimick, Jr. Family Group Sheet, 8 pages. Notes on Theophilus Dimick, Jr., 1 page. Folder 3 Dimmick Correspondence, 1905-2004 Donaldson Pages from Hugh George Donaldson Bible, Xerox, 3 pages. Family History Book: Donaldson, compiled by Capt. Charles A. Davis, 12 pages. Family Genealogy Sheets: Hugh George Donaldson and descendants, 8 pages. Hugh G. Donaldson & Family from Oliver Brown Papers, 1 sheet. Genealogy of Hugh George Donaldson compiled by Harriet Quimby, 2 pages. Genealogical and Historical Sketch: Donaldson Family, compiled by Media Research Bureau, 7 pages. Documents relating to George Donaldson, includes biographical sketch by M. Sylvia Donaldson; marriage certificate of Hugh G. Donaldson, 18 pages. Clippings: includes obituaries of Captain George L. Donaldson (4/22/1931), J.F. Donaldson, Selectman (1/7/1949), Ruth Donaldson (6/25/1982). Correspondence. Doty Marriage Record: Charles Henry Turner and Clementine F. Doty, June 28, 1874. Birth Record Clementine F. Doty, June 30, 1851. Descendants of Clementine F. Doty, 6 pages. Biographical sketch: Clementine F. Doty by David K. Nightingale, 7 type script pages (3/21/1993). Driggs Manuel Driggs descendants, 1 page from Oliver Brown Papers. Driggs Family in America 1712 to 1955 compiled by Harry S. Driggs, 5 pages. James D. Driggs, biographical sketch from Harpoon and other Whalecraft, 6 pages. Notes on Manuel Driggs including inscription of stone in Oak Grove Cemetery. Eastman Eastman Generation Line compiled by E. Frances (Cahoon) Shepherd, 4 pages. Edwards Asa Edwards and descendants from Oliver Brown Papers, 1 page. Checklist- missing Jonathan Edwards’s letters (1703-58). Obituary: Vinal N. Edwards (3/18/1916). Correspondence. Eldred Name and Family of Eldridge or Eldred compiled by Media Research Bureau, Washington, D.C., 10 pgs. Family History Book: Eldred, a Genealogical Record compiled by Capt. Charles A. Davis. Seven generations. Eldred Family: Particularly the Descendants of William Eldred of Yarmouth, and More Particularly the Eldreds of Greene County, Illinois. Compiled by Orville Ward Eldred. c1940, 51 pgs. Documents: Eldred Family tree by Rev. H.H. Smythe, hand script, 17 pgs. Eldred family from Oliver Brown papers, 3 pgs. Relating to the Eldred Genealogy, 2 pgs. Eldred stones in Old Burying Ground, Falmouth, 1 page. Eldred References in Vol. 1 of the Falmouth Church Records, 7 pgs. Eldred References in the Town of Falmouth Vol. 1, 7 pgs. Eldred References from the Index to Vol. III of the Town Records of Falmouth, 6 pgs. Holy Bible, J. Holbrook’s Stereotype copy, 1817 xeroxes Eldred references, Edward Eldred., 7 pgs. “Eldreds of Great Saxham Hall”, 5 pgs. Name and Family of Eldridge or Eldred compiled by Media Research Bureau, 10 pgs. Obituary: Mrs. Harriet N. Eldred, 1924 88th birthday. Correspondence. Ellis “Lt. John and Elizabeth (Freeman) Ellis of Sandwich, Mass.” by Lydia B. (Phinney) Brownson of Duxbury, Mass. And MacLean W. McLean of Pittsburgh, PA. NEHGR July 1965, Oct. 1965, Jan. 1966, April 1966, July 1966, Oct. 1966, Jan. 1967, April 1967, July 1967, Oct. 1967, Jan. 1968, Apr. 1968, July 1968, Oct. 1968. Clipping: Obituary: Nathan S. Ellis, Jr. Oct. 25, 1966. Emmons Clippings: Parkinson-Emmons Wedding, June 1905. Obituaries: Nathaniel H. Emmons, Apr 11, 1926; Edward P. Beebe. Correspondence: Fish Family “The Fish Family of Cape Cod, Mass.” by WM. H. Edwards, 19 pgs. “The Wife of Nathan Fish of Falmouth.” contributed by David Kendall Martin., 6 pgs. Ancestor Chart – Compiled by David Kendall. Children of James and Susannah Fish, 3 pgs. Clippings, The Fish Family: Fish Heraldry;”Still
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