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mary rose wheeler on June 22, 2010 at 08:18 AM said:

my parents are thomas and beatrice wheeler,uncle is noyes wheeler

Kyle Elliot on June 20, 2010 at 08:27 AM said:

Sorry,

Holyfield413@yahoo.ca

re: Stonington Elliots

Kyle Elliot

Ammie C. Stanton Arden on May 14, 2010 at 12:04 PM said:

I am a direct decendant of Thomas Stanton and wife Anne Lord. I am also a direct decendant of Capt. Amos Chesebrough and wife, Desire.

Kyle Elliot on May 12, 2010 at 09:19 AM said:

I'm a descendant of the Stonington Elliots; were they from MA, originally? Has Elliot always been spelled as such? I know spelling isn't the 'be end all' especially back then. I'm curious.

Kyle Elliot

Christine Houston Downie Hinkle on May 4, 2010 at 08:58 PM said:

Alice Evans Downie on May 25, 2006 at 02:10 PM said:

I am a direct descendant of Rev. James Noyes and Dorothy Stanton Noyes - - and on down the line are Capt. Thomas Noyes and Elizabeth Sanford Noyes; James Noyes and Grace Billings Noyes; Col. Peleg Noyes and Prudence Williams Noyes; John Noyes and Elizabeth Stanton Noyes; Samuel D. Noyes and Eliza Patten Noyes, whose daughter Jeanette Eliza Noyes married George Washington Evans; their son, George Noyes Evans married Doris Houston - who were my mother and father. Looking for information to help locate birth, marriage and death certificates for Samuel D. Noyes and Eliza Patten Noyes, whose daughter Jeanette Eliza Noyes married George Washington Evans. Please email cdhinkle@bigbend.net

suzanne marceline on March 8, 2010 at 08:08 PM said:

I am 10th generation of noyes family and my last 2 summers have been spent in stonington (pawcatuck) just in the last few days when i started digging deeper into my noyes background that i was actually connected to this town...am looking forward to my summer up coming and already have a list of places to visit..would like any info on reunion and date place etc. my email add smartmarceline@gmail.com thanks

Steven Palmer on February 24, 2010 at 12:05 PM said:

9th great grandson of Walter and I just had a suggestion for the site. How about a spot where everyone who logs on can indicate who they are descended from and where they currently live (city only)? It would be interesting to see where these various family lines have migrated to over the centuries. I'm still looking forward to the reunion, whenever it is, and seeing firsthand where my branch of the family started. Also I think it would be a great idea to get together one massive family tree here. Many of us know our particular lines back to these people but tracing out ALL the branches of descendants would really be neat. Is there a record for this with Guinness? If not (or even if there is) I think we should go for it. Thoughts?

Jess Frink on February 17, 2010 at 11:21 AM said:

Alice i saw ur comment, I wanted to mention to that there is a Frink Family history book, many of my family members own...it goes back 12 generations and starts with John Frink, i thought u may be interested in it..feel free to email me at jessfrink@hotmail.com

Ed Rooney (Chesbro) on January 13, 2010 at 08:43 AM said:

I just discovered your site. I have been tracking my Mother's family and just found that I am a direct descendant of William. My mother was Mary Belle Chesbro and raised in Ledyard. My mother spoke very little about her early life and I knew very little, this voyage of discovery has been amazing. I would be interested in the reunion.

Glen Chesbrough on January 11, 2010 at 06:08 PM said:

Am a decendant of William Chesebrough. Living in California and would love to hear more of a reunion. email-gccf@att.net

FLOYD E CHESBRO III on November 17, 2009 at 12:18 PM said:

NEAT SITE!! I LIVE IN GRISWOLD,CT.,RAISED IN LEDYARD,CT. PARENTS ARE FLOYD Jr.& JOAN(HOLDREDGE)OF LEDYARD. YES,.I'M INTERESTED IN THE REUNION! EMAIL> BanditEnt@msn.com

Larry J Palmer on October 4, 2009 at 07:22 PM said:

Walter Palmer was my great,great,great,great,great,great,great.great grandfather .

Philip C. Billings on August 9, 2009 at 12:04 PM said:

great site

Rick Norman on August 2, 2009 at 07:44 PM said:

Just spent a week (July 22-30) in Stonington. My dad said we were related to several of the founders so I thought I would check into it. Broke out the family genealogy and found we are related to Thomas Miner, Christopher Avery, William Chesebrough, John Denison, Walter Palmer, Thomas Stanton and Thomas Wheeler. Seems most of the families inter-married. The old cemetary, in town, was pretty neat and toured the lighthouse museum. Makes the visit really cool when you find you are related to the founders of the town! Take care,

Rick Norman, St. Peters, MO

Susan on July 12, 2009 at 10:12 AM said:

I had posted the following about a year ago regarding Ezekiel Main...I am now planning a trip to Stonington the first week of August, 2009. Weather permitting will be doing the historical walk and the town festival but am looking for other things to do and see in the general area. Any suggestions: sueandbillely@verizon.net

I am connected through: Ezekiel Mayn (DOB 1640, approx. 1670 came to Stonington, Connecticut 1672 received land grant 1680 received second grant from town of Stonington Fact 1: 3 Sep 1676 admitted to the church in Stonington also: Ezekiel MAIN was born in 1641/1651 in , York, York, Maine. He died on 19 Jun 1714 in , Stonington, New London, Connecticut. He was buried on 20 Jun 1714 in , Stonington, New London, Connecticut. He married Mary HATCH about 1675. Other family names buried in Stonington: Ezekiel's wife - Mary Hatch Main, son - Jeremiah Main & wife Ruth Brown Main (Brown was first marriage name), Eleazer Brown & wife Ann Pendleton Brown, Eleazer's daughter Annah Brown Maine (she was married to Jeremiah Main's son - Deacon Thomas Maine. I've also got a lot of family names from CT, MA, ME. I live in central PA

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