Ancestors West-Vol 10 No. 2-1984

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SANTA BARBARA COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
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Doreen Cook Dullea President
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ANCESTORS WEST
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Vol. 10, No. 2 June, 1984
Page
A FewWords about The Concord Stagecoach 46
Announcements: Goddard Family Assn. Convocation 46
Wichita, Kansas, June 21-24,1984
Research Trips, Book Faire (date not yet set)
ANCESTOR TABLE, Chart 41, -Anthony Hugh Scofield 47- 51
Poem inGrandmother's Bible, Shirley Rodick Cobb 51
ARIZONA ,Maps, Records, Research 52 - 53
ARKANSAS, Maps, Records, Research 54-55
REGNALYEARSOF ENGLISHSOVEREIGNS 56
SANTA BARBARACOUNTYMARRIAGERECORDS- 1905 57-66
Maiden orPrevious Names ofBrides, 1905-1906 67
SANTA BARBARA OOUNTY MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1906 68— 76
Grandmother'sPoem 51
QUERIES 51, 76- 78
NEW IN THE LIBRARY 79 - 81
Compiled byRuthBrooks Scollin, Librarian
AWARDS to Margaret Ellison Beckman,former Santa Barbaran 81
BOOK REVIEWS
THE SOURCE, A Guidebook of American Genealoty 82
OUR FRENCH- CANADIAN ANCESTORS, translated by 82
Thomas J. Laforest, from "NOS ANCESTRES" by
Father Gerard Lebel, professor of history
and French-Canadian genealogy at the Semi
nary of Ste. Anne de Beaupre.
THE TROWEL, Magazine of the Grand Lodge of 8^
Masons, Grand Lodge of Massachusetts, in
continuing numbers , List of Prominent
Leaders, 1733-1983.
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PERIODICALS FOR THE SBCGS LIBRARY. Contributions
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of books to be made by the Book Committee. Articles
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VOLUNTEER YOUR SERVICES AND MAKE SUGGESTIONS. Con
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names Notepaper - Royal Presidio - available.
THIRD BRITISH FAMILY HISTORY CONFERENCE 19-23 April, 1985
Dauntsey*s School, West Lavington, Wiltshire,Eng.
The theme of the conference will be MIGRATION
Obtain details frcm Wiltshire Family History Society,1985 Conference
17Basfcerville Road, SWINDON, SN3 5DB, England
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A FEW WORDS ABOUT THE CONCORD STAGECOACH
An Exhibit on the first floor of the Santa Barbara Courthouse.
Submitted by Shirley Roddick Cobb,who copied the article.
Reprinted from Omaha Heraldt displayed inside the coach.
October 3, 1877
The famous Concord Coach Don't growl at the food re-
represented the ultimate ceived at the station;stage
in luxurious land travel companies generally provide
in its time. Built pri- the best they can get. Don't
marily of basswood,hicko- keep the stage waiting. Don't
ry, ash and oak, the Con- smoke a strong pipe inside
cord owed its distinctive the coach - spit on the lee-
appearance to the special ward side. If you have any-
woodworking skills of the thing to drink in a bottle,
coachmaker. pass it around. Procure your
In addition to the famous K^in^L^^LSfl^ll
Wells Fargo Treasure Box, £"£<!*!? D2£*t 1^^
the Concord Coach could " n°* ^"l-J^'* III*
„„„,.,» „*. m„„„ „„ 10 ^^« or lop over neighbors when
tizy, "trZrr.£££ fee^- Take s-n «*»«•
+~ I£ 7 u«-,xc uixu5±ue tQ expenses. Never shoot
to the too and some oack- r, . .. . . ..
~* 4«+« +£L i««+»!«« i?!^ on the road as the noise might
interior De^Uetne friehtea the horses- Don,t
qSaUt? ;orSshIp*5 thegis?«ss ?°tUtif °r religion.
^o^olds^™ *»• beennco^itL5:especiIuy
Z~* ~ZZ. x"tt"°. . " . if there are women passengers,
bad weather could be rig- * *»
orous as the passage belowDon't lag at the wash basin,
reveals. * Don't greaseyour hair because
TIPS FOR STAGECOACH TRA-travel is dusty. Don't ima-
VELERS gine for a moment that you
"The best seat inside a are going on a picnic. Expect
stage is the one next to arrogance, discomfort, and
the driver. Even if you some hardship."
have a tendency to sea
sickness when riding back- CONVOCATION
wards, you'll get over it GGDDARD FAMILY ASSOCIATION,June 21-24
and get less jolts and Holiday Inn Plaza Wichita,Kansas
•slv^Ih' ??ade vou Ms Cbmnemorating 350th anniversary
sly eipn trade you his Qf g^^ of jtjhn gODDARD on
St^t rl2eCS"hW|U «» "™- «• at <**<* BiVer'NH
fitting boots, shoes or
gloves. When the driver BUSFIELD TRIPS, LOSANGELES LIBRARIES
asks you to get off and L.A. Temple and Downtown L. A.Public
walk do so without grumb- Sat June 23 Wed July 25
ling . He won't request Wed Aug 22 Sat Sept 22
it unless absolutely nee- Wed Oct 24 Wed Nov 28
essary. If the team runs *,q uenjtyer $12 non-member
away, sit still and take ? ' ^ teuton Plaza Pkg lot
your chances If you jump ^^ ^^ ^lot
it HrZ^i Lf+L* It' 3:20 Pickup atLA Temple Library
sIntaivneryfrocmoldliqwueoarthwerhenabo-n 5c//5c:3o0r>-Hao^mSer*t.o* S««a«n+t«a BDLart,b„aTrOa
the road, because you will Mail reservation with check to
freeze twice as quickly Helen Miller 1136 La Vista Rd.
when under its influence. Santa Barbara, CA93110
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ANCESTOR TABLE
Chart No. 41 I » Immigrant Ancestor
Submitted by member Norman E. Scofield, 524 N. Voluntario St.,
for his brother: Santa Barbara, CA 93103
Birth Death
1. Anthony Hugh SCOFIELD 1936 CA
2. Ronald Dickey SCOFIELD 1899 MN 1983 CA
3. Dorothy Palmer NELSON 1899 MN
4. Edward Herbert SCOFIELD 1867 MN 1947 MN
5. Grace Leionne DICKEY 1871 MN 1962 MN
6. Harry Bowlea NELSON 1859 MA 1935 UN
Anna Ruggles FOWLS 1862 MA 1955 CA
Henry Martyn SCOFIELD 1831 NY 1912 MN
9. Jane C. MURRAY 1835 Pr.Edw.Is.,CAH. 1915 MN
10. William Bruce DICKEY 1842 NY 1902 MN
11. Charlotte Amelia FREEMAN 1850 OH 1872 MN
12. William Johnson NELSON 1826 MA 1908 MA
13. Ann Thomas PALMER 1827 MA ca. 1906 MA
14. John Draper FOWLE 1824 MA 1908 MA
15o Eliza Jane BAKER 1828 MA 1895 MA
16. Miner SCOFIELD 1754 CT 1849 WI
17. Lydia Phila SHERMAN 1801 CT 1854 WI
18. George P. MURRAY (I) 1791 Pr.Edw.Is.,CAN. 1855 WI
19. Margaret MONTGOMERY (I) 1799 Scotland 1874 WI
20. Sylvester DICKEY 1807 NY 1892 MN
21. Harriet ALEXANDER 1815 NH 1898 MN
22* Reuben FREEMAN 1818 NY I887 MN
23. Lydia Ann DENTON 1821 NY 1865 MN
24. James NELSON (I) ca. 1799 Ulster, Ireland 1867 MA
25. Lois EWELL 1801 MA 1827 MA
26. Ebenezer Sanborn PALMER 1798 NH 1864 MA
27. Sarah Wilder DAMON 1800 MA 1878 MA
28. John FOWLE 1788 MA 1887? MA
29. Prudence Whitney Jones 1794 MA 1859? MA
30. Theodore BAKER 1802 MA?
31. Nancy Ann WRIGHT (2d) 1805 ca. 1862 MA
32. Neazer SCOFIELD 1754 CT 1846 NY
33. Thankful SCOFIELD 1757 CT 1836 NT
34. Edmund SHERMAN 1755 CT 1839 NY
35. Hannah WISE 1757 NY 1835 NY
36. William MURRAY (I)?
Margaret PEN(NI)MAN (I)? P Edw Is.
3fc
Malcolm RAMSAY (I) Scotland *£&•
39. Margaret MURPHY (I) Scotland P Edw Is,
40. Daniel DICKEY 1776 NH 1860 NY
41. Jerusha THOMPSON 1778 NH 1844 NY
42. John ALEXANDER 1775 NH
43. DAVIDSON ?
44. John FREEMAN ca. 1780 1830
45. Phoebe 1783 1823
46. Stephen DENTON (I) nAt Sea"
47. Eunice HUDSON (I) 1793 England 1867 MN
52. Joseph PALMER 1767 NH 1820 NH
48
N.E.Scofield ANCESTOR TABLE -Chart 41
Birth Death
53* Anna M. SANBORN 1771 NH 1866 NH
54* Ezra DAMON MA
55. Anna WILDER 1753 MA
56. Henry FOWLE 1740/1 MA 1810 MA
57. Rebeccah HOWARD ca. 1754 MA 1810 MA
58. Lewis JONES ca. 1757 MA 1830 MA
59. trudence WHITNEY 176Q MA 1833 MA
60* Samuel BAKER, Sr. ca. 1753 1831 MA
61. Lydia ca. 1772 1838 MA
62. Nathaniel WRIGHT, Sr. 1771 1854 MA
63. Lydia (HOLMES?) 1773 1854 MA
64. Samuel SCOFIELD 1716 CT 1798 CT
65. Elizabeth AMBLER 1721 CT
66. Sylvenus SCOFIELD 1724 CT bef. 1795 CT
67. Hannah SEELY 1730
68. James SHERMAN 1706 CT 1786 CT
69. Sarah COOKE 1713 CT 1802 CT
70. WISE
H^ Pr.Edw Is.
76* John RAMSAY Ayresh.,
77. Mary SHUNNAN
80. Daniel DICKEY 1737 NH
104. Joseph PALMER Bap, 1737 NH 1816 NH
105. Lydia NH 1835 NH
106. Benjamin SANBORN 1746 NH 1794 NH
107. Anna CATE 1750 NH 1836 NH
108. Joseph DAMMON ? MA
109.
110. Thomas WILDER 1726 MA MA
111. Sarah GARNET 1730 MA HA
112. Henry FOWLE MA
113. Dorothy SECCOMBE
118. Jacob WHITNEY
119. Rachel
128. Joseph SCOFIELD CT 1726 CT
129. Eunice (BUXTON) SCOFIELD CT 1742 CT
130. John AMBLER 1695/6 CT 1766 CT
131. Elizabeth MOREHOUSE Bap. 1702 CT CT
132. Nathaniel SCOFIELD 1688 CT ca. 1769 CT
133. Elizabeth PETTIT 1690 NY
136. Benjamin SHERMAN 1662 CT 1741 CI
137. Rebecca PRTPPEN(Y) 1666(4?) MA 1739 CT
138. Rev. Samuel COOKE
140. Ann TROWBRIDGE
160. John DICKEY 1717 NY HH
161. Margaret
208. William PALMER Bap. 1698 NH 1776 NH
209. Hannah SANBORN 1701 NH 1776 BH
212. Ebenezer SANBORN 1712 NH 1794 NH
213. Ruth SANBORN 1715 NH
49
N.E.Scofield ANCESTOR TABLE - Chart 41
Birth Death
214. James CATS
215. Anna MASON
220. Thomas WILDER 1689 MA
221. Ann(a) BELLS MA
1696? MA
222. Robert GARNET MA
223. Sarah DUNBAR
256. Daniel SCOFIELD
257. Abigail MERWIN ca. 1650 CT 1714 CT
1652
260. John AMBLER 1667/8 CT
261. I&rtha WILDMAN 1711 CT
NY
262. Jonathan MOREHOUSE ca. 1650?
263. Rebecca KNOWLES ca. 1671
1727 CT
264. John SCOFIELD ca. 1652 CT
1699 CT
265. Hannah MEAD ca. 1661 CT
266. Jonathan PETTIT
1656 CT ca. 1720 NY
267. Elizabeth FINCH?
1669 CT
272. Samuel SHERMAN (I)
1618 Co.Essex, ENGL.
273. Sarah MITCHELL (I) 1700 CT
1625 Co.York, ENGL.
CT?
320. Robert DICKEY (I)
321. Anne BROWN IRELAND NY
416. Joseph PALMER
NH?
417. Deborah BATCHELDER
418. Stephen SANBORN 1659 NH NH?
1671 NH 1750 NH
419. Hannah PHILBRICK
1676 NH NH?
424. John SANBORN
1681 NH 1727 NH
425. Sarah PHILBRICK
1682 NH 1761 NH
426. John SANBORN
1680 NH 1767 NH
427. Ruth ROBIE
ca. 1679 NH 1753 NH
440. Isaac WILDER
441. Mary WHETON 1656 MA 1690 MA
442. John EELLS Bap. 11667604 CMTA 1698 M(CAT?)
443. Frances OVIATT
1669 CT 1738 MA
452. Richard SECCOMBE
512. Daniel SCOPIELD (I) ca. 1595 (Lanes., ENGL.?)
513. Sarah (GRAVES?) 1669 CT
1697/8 CT
514. Miles MERWIN
1697 CT
515. Elizabeth BALDWIN
1664 CT
520. Abraham AMBLER 1642 MA 1699 CT
521. Mary BATES
522. Thomas WILDMAN 1689 NY
523. Sarah (BROOKS?)
CT
524. Thomas MOREHOUSE (I)
1658 CT
525. Isabel
526. John KNOWLES ca. 1673 CT
527. Rebecca CABLE
528. cf. 512.
529. cf. 513.
50
N.E.Scofield ANCESTOR TABLE - Chart 41
Birth Death
530. John MEAD (I) ca. 1634 ENGL. ca. 1699 CT
531. Hannah POTTER
532. John PETTIT (I) ca. 1608 ENGL. ca, 1662 CT
533. Mary
546. Matthew MITCHELL
547. Sarah BUTTERFIELD
832. William PALMER (I) ENGL. NH
836. William SANBORN (I) ca. 1622 ENGL. 1692 NH
837. Mary MOULTON (I) ENGL. 1686 NH
838. Thomas PHILBRICK (I) ENGL. 1667 NH
839. Elizabeth ENGL. 1664 NH
848. Richard SANBORN 1654/5
849. Ruth MOULTON 1659 NH
850. James PHILBRICK 1651 NH 1723 NH
851. Hannah PERKINS 1656 NH 1739 NH
852. William SANBORN, Jr. 1650 NH 1744 NH
853. Mary MARSTON 1661 NH 1686 NH
854. John ROBIE 1649 MA
855. Mary MA
880. Edward WILDER (I) ca. 1616 Oxfords., ENGL. 1690 MA
881. Elizabeth EAMES MA £692 MA
882. James WHITON 1710 MA
883. Mary BEAL (I) Norfolks., ENGL. 1696
884. Samuel EELLS Bap. 1640 MA 1709 MA
885. Anna LENTHALL (I) 1687 CT
886. Thomas OVIATT CT
887. Frances CT
1672. John SANBORN cf. 3392. ENGL. ENGL.
1673. Ann BATCHELDER cf. 3393. ENGL. ENGL.
1674. John MOULTON il) 1599 ENGL. ca, 1650 NH
1675. Anne ENGL. 1668 NH
1696. John SANBORN (I) 1620 Derbya., ENGL. 1692? NH
1697. Mary TUCKE 1668 NH?
1698. William MOULTON (I) ca, 1617 ENGL. 1663/4 NH
1699. Margaret PAGE (I) ca. 1629 ENGL. 1699 NH
1700. James PHILBRICK 1674 NH
1701. Ann ROBERTS
1702. Isaac PERKINS 1685 NH
1703. Susanna
1704. William SANBORN (I) 1622 Derbys., ENGL. 1692 NH?
1705. Mary MOULTON (I) ENGL. 1686 NH?
1706. Thomas MARSTON (I) ca. 1615 ENGL.? 1690 MA?
1708. Henry ROBIE (I) 1618 1688 MA?
1709. Ruth 1673 MA?
1760. Sir Thomas WILDER ENGL.
1761. Martha
1040. Richard AMBLER (I) ca. 161 CT
1041. Sarah
1042. Robert BATES (I) 1675 CT
1052. Alexander KNOWLES (I) ca. 1663 CT
51
N.E.Scofield ANCESTOR TABLE - Chart 41
Birth Death
3392. John SANBORN
1600 Derbys., ENGL,
3393. Ann BATCHELDER ENGL.
1600 Hants., ENGL.
3394. Robert TUCKE (I) ENGL.
Suffolk, ENGL.
3395. Joanna 1664 NH?
1674 NH?
3408. cf. 3392
3410. John MOULTON (I)
ca. 1599 ENGL. ca.1649/50 NH
3411. Anne GREEN
ENGL.
6786. Rev. Stephen BATCHELDER (I) 1561
ENGL. leecF®**"
QUERIES
ALLEY Micajah ALLEY, b. 7 Jan 1788 Lynn, Essex Co., Mass to
WILEY Benjamin ALLEY andhis wife Hulda PURINTON, m. 19Nov 1807
PURINGTON in Lynn Dorcas WILEY. Theyhad children. Who were her
parents? When and where was she born? When and where
did she die?
Carol Hamilton, phone: [phone]
1529 Eucalyptus Hill Rd., #4
Santa Barbara, CA 93103
POEM IN GRANDMOTHER'S BIBLE
Whose love can equal the love
of a mother,
Whose the devotion so loyal and
true,
Who suffers so much with such
joy for another.
Who works with such pleasure as
Mother for you.
You hail with delight the friend
ship of others
You revel in love of the sweet
heart you've won,
Yet, where do you find a friend
ship like "Mother's "
Unbroken till death calls and
life's work is done.
Does anyone know the origin of this poem? -
It's title- author- or possibly when written?
I found it in-my.grandmother.'s.Bible, many
years aeo."-Were there additional verses?
Shirley Rodick Cobb
4805 La Gama Way
Santa Barbara, CA 93111
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ARIZONA
48th State - 1912 Capital - Phoenix Territory - 1863
Utah
HISTORY:
In 1539 the firstT
European, Marco **7©>-
de Niza, a Franciscan /c°
friar,entered the Units of what
is now Arizona. In 1732 Jesuit mis- ._
sions were established at Tubac and Guevavi.
nroJrM«S ""VX^18* in 1?67* afCer whlch their ^ssions and c^her
Tnr^J^n Tr?7^ld blFranclscans- There was an Indian village at Tucson.
Apresidio in 1776 marked the beginning of Tucson as aSpanish settlement
SI i~lltTntST^ TUb3C aDd TuC8°n We" te°Porarily abandoned dur*ine"
£M5 T °f lnfePenden«. American traders and explorers first "la-
tll* < ,"" ? the fiTSt ^arter of the 19^ centurv! As aresult c"
the Mexican Uar, New Mexico,which included all of Arizona north cf the Gil»
River was ceded to the United States.The Gadsden Purchase of the strin sout-
of the Gila Rxver occurred in 1853. U.S. possession was taken in 1856'.
By Act of Feb. 24,1863, Congress organized Arizona territerv with its c»—-an
!alP0Sf§S5-aSSOli^6wf?Kid^a^ c^tel?0^"^ in "Sl/b.«=. the Z^l-~