Today I will review what I discovered in my online search for additional information. I revisited all the original sites, since there have been some updates to databases that may relate to the family. I also explored some new research possibilities.
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Edward Marden Jr. – Search for New Information
Categories: Family-Marden, Resources-Internet, Resources-Other, Review
Tags: 19th century, craftsbury, databases, edson, familysearch, footnote, lydia, marden, mardin, new hampshire, newspapers
Edward Marden Jr. – Map 1.0
I have prepared a map of all the locations mentioned for Junior so far in my research.
Categories: Edward Marden, Jr., Family-Marden, Map, Review
Tags: 1790 census, connecticut river, craftsbury, dalton nh, grafton co, haverhill nh, lunenburg vt, lyman nh, marden, marriage record, orleans co, timber industry
Edward Marden Jr. – Timeline 1.0
Today I will create a timeline of events for Edward Junior. A timeline is a wonderful tool for discovering discrepancies and missing items.
Categories: Edward Marden, Jr., Family-Marden, Review, Timeline
Tags: albany vt, annis, coos county nh, craftsbury vt, dalton, edson, lisbon, lowell vt, lyman nh, marden, timeline
Edward Marden Jr. – Review of Historical Documents
In this post I will examine what I have learned about Edward Junior in historical records and cover some miscellaneous items.
What Am I Reviewing?
- Census records
- Land Deeds from Grafton County
Categories: Documentation, Edward Marden, Jr., Family-Marden, Review
Tags: census records, dalton nh, david annis, dower, grafton co, grafton county, land deeds, lyman nh, marden, orleans co, phineas, siblings
Edward Marden Jr. – Review of Published Genealogies (Part 2)
Today I am going to analyze the Marden family correspondence found in the Annis Genealogy published in 1909. I don’t want to assume all the data is factual just because it comes from within the family. It is an important step in understanding what I know and what I still need to verify.
Categories: Analysis, Documentation, Family-Marden
Tags: 1870s, albany vt, bristol vt, brookfield vt, census, family correspondence, genealogies, manuscript, vermont, willow creek
Edward Marden Jr. – Review of Published Genealogies (Part 1)
I need to review what I have already learned before I can decide on a plan of action for further research.
At the beginning of this project I found 3 published works that addressed the Marden family, as well as census records, and later I uncovered some Grafton County deeds. I will review what I learned from the published genealogies about Edward Jr. in this post. Part two will discuss the specific sources within the Annis Genealogy with an analysis of the reliability of those sources.
Categories: Family-Marden, Review
Tags: basket maker, census records, chapin, county deeds, craftsbury vt, david annis, elizabeth hunt, elizabeth jane, freeman, genealogies, genealogy, grafton county, hannah, lyman nh, rebecca
Civil War Challenge – Mohawk Serve for Alburgh!
I received the pension file for David Loran a week ago and I am happy to report that I have been able to identified 2 of Alburgh’s “Four Indians” and I have good evidence concerning the identity of the other two soldiers.
Categories: Alburg's Indians, Civil War, Documentation, History-Regional, Miscellaneous
Tags: civil war, death date, indians, loran, memorial day, mohawk, soldier, st regis, two soldiers
Edward Marden Sr. – Further Research
I have done about as much as I can do from my computer and with the available funds. Now it is up to descendants to clean up the loose ends or make donations that will allow me to do so. This post is intended as a guide to areas of further research.
Edward Marden Sr. – Summary of Findings
It is now time to move my research on to the next generation. However, before doing so, I will make two final posts for senior – this one to summarize by findings to date and a second to show where additional research could be focused.
Categories: Analysis, Edward Marden, Family-Marden
Tags: additional research, american wife, census document, census documents, census records, concord nh, connecticut river, different man, father and son, haverhill nh, lyman nh, marden, military records, minute man, ranger company, revolutionary war, unverified, upper connecticut river, whitcomb
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