I have prepared a map of all the locations mentioned for Junior so far in my research.
Posts Tagged With: haverhill nh
Edward Marden Jr. – Map 1.0
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 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
Edward Marden Sr., – Summary of Deeds
Now that I have explored all these wonderfully informative deeds, it is time to review what I learned, what I didn’t learn, what earlier assumptions need to be revised, and what is left to do. This last item will wait until the next post.
Categories: Analysis, Documentation, Edward Marden, Family-Marden
Tags: ash, assumptions, census year, circumstances, concord, dalton, david annis, father and son, haverhill nh, lisbon, lisbon nh, lyman nh, marden, marriage and death, origins, phineas ash, siblings, time period, wife, wife charlotte
Edward Marden Sr. – Military Service Map
While I was learning about life in Whitcomb’s Rangers, I also learned about a number of new Locations where Edward spent time during this period of his life. I think a new map is in order so I can see how all these locations relate to each other and the region in general.
Categories: American Revolution, Family-Marden, History-Regional, History-Wabanaki, Map
Tags: 1776, 1777 battle of saratoga, abenaki, battle of saratoga, bayley, cabot vt, family bands, fort ticondaroga, fort ticonderoga in july 1777, guildhall, hanover nh, haverhill nh, marden, military road, montreal region
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