Today’s post will discuss some items related to Nathaniel’s family, questions surrounding Nathaniel & his wives, military records, and mysteries that still linger.
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Nathaniel Marden – A Review (Part 2)
Categories: 3rd Generation, Civil War, Documentation, Family-Marden, Review
Tags: 1820s, albany vt, lunenburg vt, lyman nh, military records, western maine
Nathaniel Marden – A Review (Part 1)
Today I will be looking at the oldest son of Edward Marden Jr. & his wife Elizabeth Annis. Nathaniel is as much a mystery man (but for different reasons) as his youngest brother, Chapin, who was covered in my last Marden family post.
Categories: 3rd Generation, Family-Marden, Map, Review, Timeline
Tags: albany vt, annis, durrell, franklin co, freeman genealogy, granby vt, john jewell, lunenburg vt, lyman nh, marden, marriage record, military record, mystery man, victory vt
Elizabeth Jane Marden – A Quick Review
Today I will be looking at the youngest daughter of Edward Marden Jr. & his wife Elizabeth Annis. I will not cover the child named David in a post since he only lived about 14 months. He falls between Hannah and Elizabeth in the birth order.
Categories: 3rd Generation, Map, Review, Timeline
Tags: albany vt, elizabeth jane, frank chase, laban, lyman nh, marden, middlesex co, paw paw michigan, van buren co
Hannah W. Marden – A Quick Review
Today I will be looking at Hannah W., second oldest daughter of Edward Marden Jr. & his wife Elizabeth Annis.
Categories: 3rd Generation, Family-Marden, Map, Review, Timeline
Tags: albany vt, annis, henrietta, hutchinson, kalamazoo mi, lyman nh, marden, mardin
Rebecca J. Marden – A Quick Review
Today I will be looking at the oldest daughter of Edward Marden Jr. & his wife Elizabeth Annis.
Categories: 3rd Generation, Family-Marden, Map, Review, Timeline
Tags: 1840 census, 1850 census, 1870 census, 1880 census, albany vt, annis, danville vt, genealogies, grafton co, lyman nh, marden, middlesex co, monroe nh, ryegate vt
Joseph A. Marden – A Quick Review
Today I begin outlining what is known about Edward Marden Junior’s children. I am starting with his 2nd child and will cover his first born, Nathaniel, after all the other children. Nathaniel is quite a puzzle, elusive and colorful. He will take more than one post to cover properly. I will cover the possible 1st family of Edward Jr. by a woman named Rebecca Jamison in a separate post later.
Categories: 3rd Generation, Family-Marden, Map, Review, Timeline
Tags: albany vt, annis, basket maker, canada census, cliffton, lyman nh, marden, orange co, orleans co, randolph vt, rebecca jamison, sanbornton nh, sutton vt, u s census
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 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 Sr. – Letters from Charles S. Marden
Charles S. Marden, a lawyer, wrote twice to the Pension Commissioner to inquire about his great great grandfather’s records and to learn what information they contained. I first ran into Charles in the Annis Genealogy. Perhaps now would be a good time to find out more about Charles and to analysis what he knew or didn’t know about Edward Marden Sr.
Categories: Analysis, Documentation, Family-Marden
Tags: 1850s, 1864, albany vt, battle of bennington, genealogies, lyman nh, randolph vermont, randolph vt
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