Flanders Family History & Genealogy

I am descended from Stephen Flanders, who came to Salisbury, MA from the Flemish Netherlands, or Belgium, in 1640's, and his wife was Jane Sandusky. Stephen is my eighth great grandfather. I have posted the picture of my great grandfather Charles E. Flanders with his wife, Abbie Carleton, and their children and spouses. Their son, Warren Judson Flanders, came to Georgetown, MA from Haverhill, MA to be the postman for the town delivering mail by horse and buggy.

Mark Hall Flanders=B:Feb.28,1968 Troy,Rennselear County,New York. Spouse/Partner:Theresa Ann Brown=B:Aug. 1977 Herkimer,Herkimer County,New York Children:Nathaniel Connor Brown=B:July 20, 2001 Utica,Oneida County,New York. Spouse/Partner #2:Ann Marie Swantek=B:April 6, 1984 Jersey City,Hudson County,New Jersey. Children:Laurie Ann Kathryn Flanders=B:Dec. 31, 2008 Long Branch,Monmouth County,New Jersey. George Hall Flanders=B:Jan. 8, 1933 Albany,Albany County,New York (My Father). Spouse/Partner #2:Marilyn Grace Smith=B:Feb.11,1937 Hudson,Columbia County,New York-D:August 22, 2008 Utica,Oneida County,New York.(My Mother). Children:Mark Hall Flanders(Myself). Gary Michael Flanders=B:Jul.12,1966 Troy,Rennselear County,New York.(My brother). Spouse/Partner: #1 Marlene Reichert. Children:George Hall Flanders,Jr.=B:Feb.12,1966.(My half-brother). Edwin Curtis Flanders=B:Jan. 5, 1887 Rockaway,Morris County,New Jersey-D:Jan. 1970 Castleton,Rennselear County,New York.(My Grandfather,he was called,Curt his whole life). Spouse/Partner #1:Irene Maley. Children:Edwin Curtis Flanders,Jr.(One other Child also born to my grandfather,and Irene,his first wife,she,and the children died in the early 1920's).Spouse/Partner #2:Gladys Laura Hamp=B:Jul.21,1902 Minneapolis,Minnesota-D:Jul.24,1994 Castleton,Rennselear County,New York.(My grandmother).Children:George Hall Flanders,Sr. Dorothy Frances Flanders=B:Feb.27,1928 Albany,Albany County,New York-D:Jan 24,1994 Speculator,Hamilton County,New York.(My Aunt).John Hall Flanders,Jr.=B:Jul.2,1852 Boscawen,Merrimack County,New Hampshire-D:Jan.31,1923 Concord,Merrimack County,New Hampshire(My great-grandfather).Spouse/Partner:Sadie Ann Hileman=B:1860 Canterbury,Merrimack County,New Hampshire-D:1903 New Hampshire. Children:Edwin Curtis Flanders,Sr.(My grandfather). Sarah F. Flanders=B:Feb.18,1883 Bayoone,New Jersey-D:Sept.9,1903 New Hampshire. Frank Hileman Flanders=B:Mar.7,1891-D:Sept.19,1893 Westport,Connecticut. Irving M. Flanders=B:1893 Saugatuck,Connecticut-D:1990 Connecticut. Ralph W. Flanders=B:Feb.28,1895 Saugatuck,Connecticut-D:Connecticut. Myra Belle Flanders=B:May 22,1901 Concord,Merrimack County,New Hampshire-D:New Hampshire. Frederick Francis Flanders=B:New Hampshire-D:New Hampshire. John Hall Flanders,Sr=B:Mar.17,1808 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire-D:Feb.26,1865 Penacook,Merrimack County,New Hampshire (My great-great grandfather). Spouse/Partner:Sarah Page Maxwell=B:1794 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire-D:1854 Penacook,Merrimack County,New Hampshire. Children:John Hall Flanders,Jr.(My great-grandfather). Susan Haines Flanders =(No info on her that,i can find). Winthrop B. Flanders=B:Nov.10,1831 Woburn,Massachusetts-D:Feb.13,1894 Penacook,Merrimack County,New Hampshire. Curtis Flanders=B:1834 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire-D:Apr.19,Cambden,North Carolina. Nancy Wade Flanders=B:Jul.22,1838 Woburn,Massachusetts-D:New Hampshire. Mercy Maria Flanders=B:Jun.17,1842 Woburn,Massachusetts-D:New Hampshire. Sarah Ann Flanders=B:Nov.3,1844 Woburn,Massachusetts-D:New Hampshire. Benjamin French Flanders,Sr.=B:Apr.24,1784 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire-D:Dec.7,1865 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire.(My great-great-great grandfather). Spouse/Partner:Mercy M. Hall=B:Mar.7,1787 Warner,Merrimack Couny,New Hampshire-D:Nov.6,1857 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire. Children:Daughter Flanders=B:Dec.5,1804 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire-D:New Hampshire. Benjamin French Flanders,Jr.=Feb.3,1806 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire-D:Mar.12,1884 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire. John Hall Flanders,Sr.(My great-great grandfather).Lucinda P. Flanders=B:May 25,1810 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire-D:Aug.25,1894Sutton,New Hampshire. Moody W. Flanders=B:Jan.22,1813 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire-D:Sept.20,1892 Concord,Merrimack County,New Hampshire. Hannah French Flanders=B:Mar.1,1815 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire-D:Feb.17,1849 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire. Susan E. Flanders=Apr.2,1817 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire-D:New Hampshire. Nicholas H. Flanders=Aug.15,1819 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire-D:New Hampshire. Lurena S. Flanders=B:Jan.7,1821 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire-D:New Hampshire. Mercy Matilda Flanders=B:May 31,1829 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire-D:Jan.1894 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire. Zebulon Flanders,Sr.=Feb.2,1756 South Hampton,Rockingham County,New Hampshire-D:Feb.21,1838 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire.(My great-great-great-great grandfather). Spouse/Partner:Hannah French=B:May 19,1756 Salisbury,Essex County,Massachusetts-D:Feb.17,1850 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire. Children:Nathaniel Flanders=B:Sept.4,1777 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire-D:Dec.19,1865 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire. Ezekiel Flanders=B:Sept.15,1779 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire-D:Jun.28,1857 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire. Zebulon Flanders,Jr.=B:May 24,1782 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire-D:Aug.25,1849 Pittsburg,New Hampshire. Benjamin French Flanders (My great-great-great grandfather). Levi Flanders=B:Jan.18,1787 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire-D:Jun.11,1841 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire. John Flanders=B:Jun.7,1789 Warner,Merrimack County,New HampshirE-D:New Hampshire. Timothy Flanders=B:Nov.8,1791 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire-D:1839 North village,Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire. Hannah Flanders=B:Mar.28,1794 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire-D:Apr.10,1866 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire. Jonathan Flanders=B:Jan.7,1798 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire-D:Aug.24,1877 Bradford,New Hampshire. George Washington Flanders=B:Feb.23,1800 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire-D:Mar.14,1832 Warner,Merrimack County,New Hampshire. Ezekiel Flanders,Sr.=B:Sept.24,1732 Salisbury,Essex County,Massachusetts-D:Jun.1,1825 Boscawen,Merrimack County,New Hampshire (My great-great-great-great-great grandfather). Spouse/Partner:Sarah Jones=B:1735 South Hampton,Rockingham County,New Hampshire-D:Apr.15,1775 South Hampton,Rockingham County,New Hampshire. Children:Zebulon Flanders(My great-great-great-great grandfather). Lois Flanders=Feb.13,1758 South Hampton,Rockingham County,New Hampshire-D:New Hampshire. Ezekiel Flanders,Jr.=1759 South Hampton,Rockingham County,New Hampshire-D:New Hampshire. Sarah Flanders=B:May 5,1760 South Hampton,Rockingham County,New Hampshire-D:New Hampshire. Moses Flanders=B:Jun.2,1762 South Hampton,Rockingham County,New Hampshire-D:New Hampshire. Josiah Flanders=B:Jul.28,1700 Salisbury,Essex County,Massacusetts-D:Feb.16,1781 South Hampton,Rockingham County,New Hampshire.(My great-great-great-great-great-great grandfather). Spouse/Partner:Mehitable Osgood=Apr.26,1706 Salisbury,Essex County,Massachusetts-D:Oct.25,1782 Salisbury,Essex County,Massachusetts. Children:Theodosia Flanders=Aug.1,1725 Salisbury,Essex County,Massacusetts-D:New Hampshire. Miriam Flanders=B:Feb.2,1728 Salisbury,Essex County,Massachusetts-D:New Hampshire. Lois Flanders=Apr.15,1730 Salisbury,Essex County,Massachusetts-D:New Hampshire. Eunice Flanders=B:Mar.13,1731 Salisbury,Essex County,Massacusetts-D:New Hampshire. Ezekiel Flanders=(My great-great-great-great-great grandfather).Zebulon Flanders=B:Aug.15,1737 South Hampton,Rockingham County,New Hampshire-D:New Hampshire. Ruth Flanders=B:Oct.25,1739 South Hampton,Rockingham County,New Hampshire-D:New Hampshire. Apphia Flanders=B:Nov.13,1743 Salisbury,Essex County,Massachusetts-D:New Hampshire. Elizabeth Flanders=B:1745 South Hampton,Rockingham County,New Hampshire-D:New Hampshire. Timothy Flanders=B:Feb.25,1747 South Hampton,Rockingham County,New Hampshire-D:New Hampshire. Mehitable Flanders=Jan.30,1752 South Hampton,Rockingham County,New Hampshire-D:New Hampshire. John Flanders,Sr.=Feb.11,1659 Salisbury,Essex County,Massachusetts-D:Dec.24,1716 Salisbury,Essex County,Massachustts. (My great-great-great-great-great-great-great-grandfather). Spouse/Partner:Elizabeth Sargent=B:1668 Salisbury,Essex County,Massachusetts-D:Sept.12,1713 Salisbury,Essex County,Massachusetts. Jacob Flanders=Aug.5,1689 Salisbury,Essex County,Massachusetts-D:New Hampshire. John Flanders,Jr.=Aug.22,1691 Salisbury,Essex County,Massachusetts-D:New Hampshire. Elizabeth Flanders=Sept.3,1693 Salisbury,Essex County,Massachusetts-D:New Hampshire. Ezekiel Flanders=B:May 29,1696 Salisbury,Essex County,Massachusetts-D:New Hampshire. Josiah Flanders(My great-great-great-great-great-great grandfather). Phillip Flanders=B:Oct.19,1702 Salisbury,Essex County,Massachusetts-D:New Hampshire. Jonathan Flanders=Oct.23,1705 Salisbury,Essex County,Massachusetts-D:New Hampshire. Tamzen Flanders=B:Jan.9,1707 Salisbury,Essex County,Massachusetts-D:New Hampshire. Hannah Flanders=B:Apr.16,1710 Salisbury,Essex County,Massachusetts-New Hampshire. Stephen Flanders,Sr.=B:1620-D:Jun.27,1684 Salisbury,Essex County,Massachusetts (My great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great grandfather). Spouse/Partner:Jane (Sandusky,Indian Princess)=1622 York,York County,Maine-D:Nov.19,1683 Salisbury,Essex County,Massachusetts. Children:Stephen Flanders,Jr.=Mar.8,1646 Salisbury-D:Massachusetts. Phillip Flanders=Jul.14,1652-D:Massachusetts. Sarah Flanders=Nov.5,1654 Salisbury,Essex County,Massachusetts-D:Massachusetts. Naomi Flanders=Dec.15,1656 Salisbury,Essex County,Massachusetts-D:Massachusetts. John Flanders=(My great-great-great-great-great-great-great grandfather).

MY FATHER WAS EARL FLANDERS OF POTSDAM, NEW YORK. HIS FATHER WAS HOMER FLANDERS OF THE SAME. HIS FATHER WAS GEORGE FLANDERS. WE THINK HIS MOTHER WAS MARJORY( MARGIE) FLANDERS OF JAY, NEW YORK. BUT NO ONE SEEMS TO KNOW ANYTHING FROM THERE BACK. I AM HOPING BY POSTING THIS SOMEONE MAY BE ABLE TO HELP.
PENNY FLANDERS RODGERS
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20th Kansas Volunteer Infantry:
Company I (Miami Co., Kansas)
Officers: Captain Chas. S. Flanders

Private: Arden W. Flanders
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8th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry:

Privates:
Flanders, Carl L.
Flanders, Frank W.
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4th Tennessee Volunteer Infantry at Camp Poland:
October 3, 1898:
Privates Al Flanders and Harry Berry of company A, spent yesterday in the city with friends.
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A. W. BERGGREN
FROM: THE SWEDES IN KNOX COUNTY

A. W. BERGGREN is emphatically a self-made man, having risen by his own efforts from an apprenticeship to exalted stations of honor and trust. He was born in Ockelbo parish, Sweden, Aug. 17, 1840, and is the son of John and Karin (Hanson) Berggren. His father, a self-educated man, held several minor offices and looked after cases in courts, administering estates and the like. For thirteen years he ran a flouring mill. Afterwards he purchased a farm, on which he lived until he emigrated to this country in 1856.

The subject of this sketch is an example of the accomplishment of much in spite of limited educational advantages. He attended the village school in Sweden until he was fourteen years of age, living at the same time on a farm. Then he was apprenticed to learn the tailor's trade. When the father decided to emigrate to this country he was obliged to pay the master tailor fifty riksdaler for the release of his son from the apprentice's contract.

Mr. Berggren first came to Oneida, Knox county, and then went to Victoria, where he found employment in the tailoring establishment of Jonas Hallstrom. He then came to Galesburg and worked at his trade, where opportunities were presented. In 1860 he moved to Monmouth, Warren county, and worked for Captain Denman, a merchant tailor of that place.

About the close of the war he returned to Galesburg and became a solicitor of life insurance. During these years he devoted considerable attention, with fair success, to music. He played the violin, became a leader of string bands in Galesburg and Monmouth, and arranged music for them.

Mr. Berggren, for no fault of his, lacks a military record. At the first call for volunteers to put down the Rebellion he went to Knoxville and joined the Swedish company, commanded by Captain Holmberg. Two companies were there: one composed of Americans; the other, of Swedes. The former was mustered into service; the latter disbanded. He then went back to Monmouth, where he remained until his return to Galesburg in 1864.

Mr. Berggren has held many important offices. In 1869 he was elected justice of the peace in the city of Galesburg. While holding that office he was nominated by the Republican convention for the office of sheriff, and elected in the fall of 1872. With great credit he held the office for four terms. In 1880, while yet sheriff, he was nominated and elected senator from the Twenty-second district, composed of Knox and Mercer counties. Four years afterwards, he was reelected from the new district, composed of Knox and Fulton counties. When the senate was organized in 1887, he was chosen president pro tempore of that body. On May 1, 1889, the governor appointed him warden of the Illinois State Penitentiary at Joliet, which position he resigned in 1891, to take active supervision of the Covenant Mutual Life Association of Illinois, with principal offices in Galesburg.

His public spirit is fully shown by his connection with various public enterprises, such as the Galesburg Stoneware Company: the National Perefoyd Company; the Galesburg Paving Brick Company. He was a member of the firm Berggren and Lundeen, later the J. A. Lundeen Company, and still later the Berggren Clothing Company. From its organization, for twenty years, he was president of the Covenant Mutual Life Association, and after that its treasurer, until it was merged with Knox County the Northwestern Life Assurance Company of Chicago in Dec., 1899. He was one of the organizers of the Galesburg National Bank in 1884; continuously one of its directors and at present its vice-president.

Mr. Berggren is both an Odd Fellow and a Mason, joining the former order in 1868, the latter in 1869. He is a member of the several Masonic bodies in Galesburg, and in the Order of Odd Fellows has taken a very active interest, filling every office of the subordinate bodies, and the principal offices of the Grand Lodge. He was Grand Master and presided over the deliberations of the Grand Lodge at Danville, Ill., in 1880, and represented the Grand Lodge in the Sovereign Grand Lodge at Baltimore, Md.

Mr. Berggren has broadened his life and added greatly to his store of information by quite extensive travel. He has visited almost every state in the Union, and in 1882 took an extensive trip through England, France, Belgium, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Scotland and Ireland.

His charities have been of a practical kind. He has given to the Swedish M. E. Church and parsonage; to several other churches; to Knox College, Lombard Gymnasium and Cottage Hospital.

His religious affiliations are with the Swedish M. E. Church, although in 1856 he was confirmed in the Lutheran Church in Sweden. He served as lay-delegate in the General Conference at Cincinnati in 1880.

In politics, he is a stanch Republican. He is not only a worker, but has been one of the leaders in his party.

Mr. Berggren was married March 8, 1866, to Christina Naslund, born Feb. 10, 1845, whose parents came to this country in 1854, joining the Bishop Hill colony. Six children were born to them: Capitola Maud, married to Rev. F. E. Jefferey, a missionary to India; Guy Werner, married to Minnie Belle Flanders; Ralph Augustus, killed in a railroad accident in 1887; Claus Eugene; Jay Valentine, married to Bessie Sears, and Earl Hugo.

Jan. 1, 1900, Mr. Berggren withdrew from active life and has since lived in retirement at his home, 529 Losey St. (History of the Swedes of Illinois, Vol. 2 (1908)

Jacob Flanders: Enlists in 1778

In April of 1778, Jacob enlisted as a private in Captain William Peterson's Company of Boatmen while living in Palatine. Jacob was employed in taking supplies up the Hudson River to the various forts along the river. Jacob was discharged on January 1, 1779

In April of 1779, Jacob enlisted as a private in Captain John Hess' Company in Colonel Jacob Klock's Regiment of Tryon County Militia (Second Regiment). Jacob was stationed at different forts along the Mohawk River.

In April of 1780, Jacob enlisted as a private in Captain Peter Waggoner'sCompany in Colonel Klock's Regiment. Jacob was again stationed at various forts along the Mohawk River.

On April of 1781, Jacob enlisted In Captain Lawrence Gros' Company in Colonel Marinus Willett's Regiment of New York Levies. Jacob was then stationed at Fort Rensselaer.

On July 9th, Captain John Dockstader with 500 Indians and Loyalists raided and burned Currytown. Colonel Marinus Willett at Fort Rensselaer on seeing smoke in the direction of Currytown sent Robert McKean to investigate the cause of the fires and he sent Captain Lawrence Gros to scout about Bowman's Creek to search for signs of the enemy. Colonel Willett waited at Fort Rensselaer for word from Captain Gros of the enemy's whereabouts.

Later that afternoon a messenger from Captain Gros arrived at Fort Rensselaer and informed Colonel Willett that the enemy had encamped at Sharon Springs. Jacob under Colonel Willett left Fort Rensselaer and headed for Bowman's Creek where they were joined by Captain Gros and Captain McKean.

Willett and his men now proceeded to Sharon Springs where the enemy had encamped and they arrived in the morning of July 10th. A detachment under Lieutenant Jacob Sammons was sent to fire a volley into the sleeping enemy's detachment. After firing into the enemy's encampment they retreated back to where Willett was waiting to ambush the Indians now closely pursuing Lieutenant Sammons and his men.

Willett and his men now fired into the Indians although they were not completely in the trap but if they had waited Lieutenant Sammons and his men would all have been killed. The battle lasted for an hour and a half when the enemy retreated from the battlefield after sustaining severe losses. Jacob under Colonel Willett returned to Fort Rensselaer where he was stationed.

On October 24th, Major John Ross and Captain Walter Butler with 607 men were in the Mohawk Valley burning and killing. Colonel Willett at Fort Rensselaer on learning of this invasion sent messengers to Forts Clyde, Paris and Plank for additional troops while he would gather what troops that could be spared from Fort Rensselaer.

In the morning of October 25th, Jacob under Colonel Willett marched out of Fort Rensselaer and shortly afterwards they crossed over the Mohawk River to Caughnawaga. Willett now headed for the Village of Johnstown.

On arriving at Fort Johnstown, Willett was informed by the garrison that the enemy had encamped near Johnson's Hall. Willett and his men now left Fort Johnstown and headed for Johnson's Hall.

On arriving where the enemy was encamped, Willett and his men charged Ross and a fierce battle now raged. The battle lasted until darkness fell over the battlefield and with the enemy retreating. Jacob now returned to Fort Rensselaer where he was stationed until he was discharged January 1, 1782.

In April of 1782, Jacob again enlisted in Captain Waggoner's Company and he was stationed at various forts along the Mohawk River.

Jacob was born on January 1, 1762 and he died on April 7, 1816. He married Catherine Fox on October 7, 1791, Catherine was born January 1, 1769 and she died on June 30, 1839. They are buried in Finch Cemetery, one mile south of the Youker's Bush Church in the town of Oppenheim.

Source: Published by the Mohawk Valley Democrat, March 17, 1977, on page 8.

Henry Flanders: Serves as Boatman

In August of 1776, Henry enlisted as a Private in Captain Christian Getman's Company of Tryon County Rangers while living in Palatine. Henry went on a scout to West Canada Creek, then to Sacandaga, then to Johnstown and from there back to Palatine where he was stationed until January of 1777.

In January of 1777, Henry under Captain Getman and Colonel Ebenezer Cox marched to Fort Ticonderoga where they were stationed. On March 24th, Henry under Captain Getman marched out of Fort Ticonderoga and started on their journey to Johnstown. On March 27th, Henry with the rest of the company arrived at Johnstown where they were discharged.

In April, Henry enlisted as a private in Captain Nicholas Rechtor's Company (Sixth Company) in Colonel Jacob Klock's Regiment of Tryon County Militia (Second Regiment).

On August 3rd, the garrison at Fort Schuyler (Fort Stanwix) was completely surrounded and besieged by the troops of Lieutenant-Colonel Barry St. Leger. Brigadier General Nicholas Herkimer on learning of this invasion ordered the Tryon County Militia to muster at Fort Dayton.

Henry under Captain Rechtor and Colonel Klock marched to Fort Dayton where they joined the gathering militia. On August 4th, the relief column started on their march for Fort Schuyler but Henry took sick and remained at Fort Dayton.

On August 9th, remnants of the relief column arrived at Fort Dayton and Henry then learned of the Oriskany Battle that took place on August 6th. Henry under Colonel Klock with the rest of the regiment left the fort and marched home where they were discharged.

On April 10, 1778, Henry enlisted as a private in Captain John Leffler's Company of Boatmen. Henry went to Albany where he was stationed for a month. Henry then went to North River, then to King's Ferry and then to Tarrytown where he was stationed. Henry was discharged on January 2, 1779.

In April of 1779, Henry enlisted in Captain Rechtor's Company. Henry was stationed at various forts along the Mohawk River.

In May, Henry enlisted as a private in Captain John Hess' Company in Colonel Klock's Regiment. Henry was stationed at Fort Ox in the Royal Grant and he was stationed there for two weeks. Henry was then stationed at different forts along the Mohawk River.

In April of 1780, Henry enlisted as a private in Captain Peter Waggoner's Company in Colonel Klock's Regiment. He was stationed at Fort Ox and at different forts along the Mohawk River.

On April 1, 1781, Henry enlisted as a private In Captain Lawrence Gros' Company in Colonel Marinus Willett's Regiment of New York Levies. He was stationed at Fort Rensselaer (Fort Plain).

On July 9th, Captain John Dockstader with 500 Indians and Loyalists raided and burned Currytown and encamped for the night in a swamp at Sharon Springs. Colonel Willett at Fort Rensselaer on learning of this invasion gathered the troops and Henry under Colonel Willett went in pursuit of the enemy.

Willett and his men discovered the enemy's encampment at Sharon Springs in the morning of July 10th, and a fierce battle now raged. After an hour and a half of fighting the enemy retreated having many of their number killed. Henry returned to Fort Rensselaer where he was stationed.

On October 24th, Major John Ross and Captain Walter Butler with 607 men were in the Mohawk Valley burning and killing. Colonel Willett at Fort Rensselaer on learning of this invasion sent messengers to Forts Clyde, Paris and Plank for additional troops while he would gather what troops that could be spared at Fort Rensselaer.

In the morning of October 25th, Henry under Captain Gros and Colonel Willett marched out of Fort Rensselaer and crossed the Mohawk River to Caughnawaga. Willett and his men now marched to the Village of Johnstown and on arriving at the enemy's encampment Willett and his men charged the enemy and a fierce battle ensued. The battle lasted until darkness fell upon the battlefield and with the enemy retreating.

Henry under Colonel Willett, marched to Fort Hunter then to Fort Rensselaer and then to Fort Dayton. On October 28th, Henry under Colonel Willett marched out of Fort Dayton again in pursuit of Major Ross.

On October 30th, Colonel Willett and his men fell in with the rear guard under Captain Walter Butler at the West Canada Creek. After several minutes of fighting the enemy retreated leaving Captain Butler and several other behind dead.

Henry returned to Fort Rensselaer where he was stationed until he was discharged on December 31, 1781.

In the Spring of 1782, Henry enlisted in Captain Waggoner's Company and he was stationed at different forts along the Mohawk River.

Source: Published by the Mohawk Valley Democrat, November 25, 1976, on page 8.

Participants in the Battles of Saratoga:

FLANDERS, Daniel NH
Private, Captain Leavitt's co.,
Col. Drake's regt., from 8 Sep to 15 Dec 1777.
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FLANDERS, Daniel NH
Sergeant, Capt. Hale's co.,
Lt. Col. Henry Gerrish's regt.,
from 28 Sep to 25 Oct 1777.
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FLANDERS, David NH
Private, Captain Page's co.,
Col. Drake's regt., from
8 Sep to 18 Oct 1777.
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FLANDERS, Enos NH
Private, Capt. Hale's co.,
Lt. Col. Henry Gerrish's regt.,
from 28 Sep to 25 Oct 1777.
NOTES: born 8 Feb 1745, at Boscawen, NH; died after 1810, buried Sheffield, VT; married 1769 at Boscawen, NH, to Sarah Langley of Durham, NH
Moved to Vershire, VT in 1802-3; in 1808 he sold his land to his son and moved to Sheffield, VT. His children were: Enos, b.1770; Samuel, b.1773; John, b. 1777; Betsey, b. 1778; Benjamin b. 1775; John b.1777; Josiah; David b. 1785; Stephen b. 1787; Jeremiah; Abigail; and Sally.
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FLANDERS, Hezekiah MA Salisbury
Sergeant, Capt. Jonathan Evans's co.,
Col. Samuel Johnson's regt.; from 18 Aug to 30 Nov 1777; roll sworn to in Middlesex Co.
NOTES: Flanders, Hezekiah:
Additional military information: Private, Capt. Jonathan Evans's co. of
Minutemen, Col. James Frye's regt., marched on alarm of 19 Apr 1775; served
7 days; also, Capt. Jonathan Evens's co., Col. James Frye's (1st) regt.; in camp at Cambridge, 17 May 1775; also, 28 Jun 1775; also, 6 Oct 1775; also, 13 Nov 1775.
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FLANDERS, Jacob NH
Corporal, Capt. John Drew's co.,
Col. Reid's regt.;
served from 14 Nov 1776, died 7 Oct 1777
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FLANDERS, Levi MA Middlesex Co.
Private, Capt. Jonathan Evans's co.,
Col. Samuel Johnson's regt.; from 18 Aug to 30 Nov 1777.
NOTES: Flanders, Levi:
Additional military information: Capt. Jonathan Evans's co., Col. Nathaniel Wade's regt.; from 20 Jul 1778 to 1 Jan 1779; at North Kingston RI; roll
sworn to at Newburyport; also, same co. and regt.; at East Greenwich, 17 Sep and 22 Sep 1778; enlistment to expire Jan. 1, 1779; also, same co. and regt.; at East Greenwich, 14 Oct 1778; also, same co. and regt.; at North Kingston, 6 Nov 1778; also, at East Greenwich, 13 Nov 1778; also, one of men in Col. Wade's regt. who served as boatmen on late expedition against Newport; served 24 days in 1778.
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FLANDERS, Michael NH
Private, Capt. Abbot's co.,
Lt. Col. Henry Gerrish's regt.,
from 28 Sep to 26 Oct 1777.
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FLANDERS, Philip NH
Private, Capt. Amos Morrill's co.,
Col. Cilley's regt.; from 11 Nov 1776 for the duration of the war.
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FLANDERS, Stephen NH
Corporal, Capt. Page's co.,
Col. Abraham Drake's regt.;
from 8 Sep to 18 Oct 1777.
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FLANDERS, Stephen NH
Private, Capt. Benjamin Stone's co.
(subsequently Capt. David McGregore's co.),
Col. Scammel's regt.; served from 9 May 1777 to the end of the war.
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REST IN PEACE

Lineage of LAURA INGALLS WILDER:

John Colby m. Frances Hoyt
.John Colby m. Sarah Eldridge
.Joseph Colby m. Anne Bartlett
|.Nathan Colby m. Hannah Worthen
| .Ezekiel Colby m. Sally Fowler
| .Nathan Colby m. Eunice Blood
| .Laura Louisa Colby m. Lansford Whiting Ingalls
| .Charles Philip Ingalls m. Caroline Lake Quiner
| .Mrs LAURA INGALLS WILDER (1867-1957), author
.Sarah Colby m. Daniel Flanders
.Judith Flanders m. Samuel Hadley (below)
.Hepzibah Hadley m. Uriah Stone
.Rev George Washington Stone m. Judith Stevens
.Malvina Stone m. Rev William Arthur
.CHESTER ALAN ARTHUR (1830-1886), US President

NOTES:
Nathan COLBY was born 20 Feb 1709 in New Hampshire. He married Hannah WORTHEN.
Hannah WORTHEN was born 26 Jul 1716 in Massachusetts.
CHILD:
Ezekiel COLBY was born 15 Jul 1739 in Rumford, Washington Co, Vermont. He died 7 Dec 1791 in Corinth, Orange Co, Vermont. Ezekiel married Sarah FOWLER. Sarah FOWLER was born 21 Jan 1741 in New Hampshire. She died 10 Aug 1817. Daughter of, Abner FOWLER & Sarah FLANDERS. Sarah FLANDERS was the Daughter of, John FLANDERS & Sarah PRINCE.
CHILD:
Nathan COLBY was born 1782 in Corinth, Vermont. He died 22 Mar 1857 in North Cuba, New York. Nathan married Eunice BLOOD on 21 Jan 1801.
Eunice BLOOD was born 2 Jan 1782 in West Fairlee, Vermont. She died 15 Mar 1862 in North Cuba, New York.
CHILD:
Laura Louisa COLBY was born 5 Nov 1810 in Whiting, Vermont. She died 18 Oct 1883 in Burnett County, Wisconsin and was buried in Orange Cemetery, Burnett County, Wisconsin. Laura married Lansford Whiting INGALLS on 1830.
CHILD:
Charles Phillip INGALLS was born 10 Jan 1836 in Cuba Township, Allegeny Co., New York. He died 8 Jun 1902 in DeSmet, South Dakota and was buried in DeSmet, South Dakota. Charles married Caroline Lake QUINER on 1 Feb 1860 in Concord, Jefferson, Wisconsin.
Caroline Lake QUINER [Parents] was born 12 Dec 1839 in Brookfield Township, Waukesha, Wisconsin. She died 20 Apr 1924 in DeSmet, South Dakota and was buried in DeSmet, South Dakota.
CHILD:
Laura Elizabeth INGALLS was born 7 Feb 1867 in Pepin, Wisconsin. She died 10 Feb 1957 in Missouri and was buried in Mansfield, Missouri. Laura married Almanzo James WILDER on 25 Aug 1885 in DeSmet, Dakota Territory.
Almanzo James WILDER was born 13 Feb 1857 in New York. He died 23 Oct 1949 in Missouri and was buried in Mansfield, Missouri.
CHILD;
Rose WILDER was born 5 Dec 1886 and died 30 Oct 1968.

John Colby m. Frances Hoyt
.John Colby m. Sarah Eldridge
.Joseph Colby m. Anne Bartlett
|.Nathan Colby m. Hannah Worthen
| .Ezekiel Colby m. Sally Fowler
| .Nathan Colby m. Eunice Blood
| .Laura Louisa Colby m. Lansford Whiting Ingalls
| .Charles Philip Ingalls m. Caroline Lake Quiner
| .Mrs LAURA INGALLS WILDER (1867-1957), author
.Sarah Colby m. Daniel Flanders
.Judith Flanders m. Samuel Hadley (below)
.Hepzibah Hadley m. Uriah Stone
.Rev George Washington Stone m. Judith Stevens
.Malvina Stone m. Rev William Arthur
.CHESTER ALAN ARTHUR (1830-1886), US President

AUGUSTUS F. G., the subject of
this sketch, who was born September 27, 1847. He was educated at
Genesee and Wyoming Seminary, enlisted in the army in 1863 in Co. G, 21st N. Y.
Cavalry, became quartermaster's sergeant, and served until July,
1866. On his return he studied medicine with his father and with
DR. N. G. CLARK, of Batavia, and graduated at Cleveland Medical
College, class of 1869. He then practiced medicine with Dr. CLARK
for two years, after which he located at Alabama Center in 1871. He
was postmaster in 1885, justice of the peace in 1888, and elected
supervisor in 1889. Dr. ZURHORST has a large and growing practice,
and resides on Railroad Street. He married, in 1878, EMMA A.,
daughter of FREDERICK A. and ELIZABETH (FLANDERS) COOLEY. Their
daughters are IOLA JEAN, born March 9, 1880, and KATHLEEN CORINNE,
born October 10, 1884.

FLANDERS, ANNETTE HOYT (Mrs. Roger Hale Flanders)
:: A landscape architect, died June 7, 1946, at her home in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, aged fifty-seven. She studied at the Sorbonne in Paris. She was associated with the New York firm of Vitale, Brinkerhoff & Geiffert. In 1922, she opened her own office in that city. She received the New York Architectural League medal in 1932 and was a member of the American Society of Landscape Architects. WWAA IV - 1940-47.

FLANDERS, JOHN J.
:: F.A.I.A. - An architect, died at Glencoe, Illinois, May 6, 1914. He was born in that city June 30, 1874. He obtained his education in the offices of T. V. Wadskier, W. W. Boyington, and Burlington & Adler. He practiced at first with Charles Furst under the name of Furst & Flanders. For eight years he was the architect of the Board of Education of Chicago and then formed a partnership with W. Carbys Zimmerman. Among prominent buildings designed by Mr. Flanders in Chicago are the Haymarket Theater and the Maller's Office and Bank Buildings, now the La Salle Street Trust and Savings Bank. He was elected a member of the Western Association of Architects in 1884 and became a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects in 1889. He was also a member of the Illinois Chapter of the A.I.A. XI - 1914.

Paul Aiken Flanders
Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA

World War II

Years Attended: 1907-1908
College: Agricultural, Consumer & Environmental Sciences
Service branch: Navy
Rank: Commander
Date of Birth: 4/19/1890
Date of Death: 9/21/1944

Commander Flanders served in the Navy during World War I and saw service in Russia after the Armistice. After returning to the United States in the early 1920's, he continued an affiliation with the United States Naval Reserve during the 1920's and 1930's. His civilian occupation while in Carmel, California was primarily land development. There are several roads, lanes, ways, etc. in Carmel named Flanders. As the nation began mobilization prior to World War II, he returned to active duty in command of a small "fleet" of minesweepers. While preparing to assume minesweeping activities in anticipation of an invasion, he suffered a heart attack and died in September, 1944.
SOURCE: -submitted by John Flanders Plunkett, Grandson

Biographical Sketch of Abiel Chandler
Abiel Chandler was a sixth-generation, American-born member of the Chandler family, descended from William and Annis Chandler, who settled in Roxbury, MA in 1637. Abiel's grandfather, Captain John Chandler, was one of the first proprietors of Concord, NH and a man of distinction. Abiel Chandler was born to Daniel and Sarah (Merrill) Chandler in Concord, NH on February 26, 1777. He was the seventh of eight children born to Daniel and Sarah, his second wife. Daniel was a farmer and not financially prosperous. As a child, Abiel was described by John Bradley, a friend to the Chandler family in Concord, as “steady” and demonstrating a “persevering purpose.” He was diligent and mature beyond his youth and worked hard for his father on the farm. Mr. Bradley was so impressed with Abiel's attitude and stature that he offered to give Abiel forty acres of land in Stow, Maine if Abiel would agree to settle there and work the land. Abiel had accepted the offer and moved to Stow by around 1798.

Understanding the need for an education, Abiel attended school in the fall and winter at the Fryeburg Academy, Fryeburg, ME and later at the Phillips Academy of Exeter, NH. While under the tutelage of Paul Langdon of Portsmouth, NH, he became acquainted with graduates of Dartmouth College and realized from their intelligence and articulation that a college education was a necessity for him. He prepared for an education at Harvard College by selling his land and persuaded Mr. Bradley to become a bondsman for his college debt. Abiel graduated from Harvard with an AB in 1806. According to records from the Harvard University Archives, Abiel also attained a second degree from Harvard, an AM, in 1809.

In subsequent years, Abiel Chandler was a teacher at the Salem Latin Grammar School in Salem, MA and also taught at a school in Newburyport, MA. He remained a teacher until around 1817, when he moved for about a year to Baltimore, MD. Abiel next ventured into the commission merchant business. He and Benjamin Howard formed the partnership of Chandler, Howard & Company located on Central Wharf Street in Boston. He was in business with Mr. Howard from about 1818 until 1845, acquiring a substantial fortune and social distinction through hard work and good business practices.

Abiel Chandler married Dorcas Sargent of Gloucester, MA in May of 1827. Dorcas was related to Epes Sargent (1813-1880), author and traveler. Her father and younger brother were also named Epes. Dorcas was the second youngest of nine siblings. Abiel and Dorcas had no children. Dorcas died in Boston in February of 1837, aged 48 years.

Since Abiel and Dorcas had no children of their own, Abiel used his wealth to assist in the lives of his family and his wife's family. It is known that he personally saw to the education of a niece, Orilla Flanders, daughter of his sister Abigail (Chandler) Flanders. Abiel supported his nephew Charles Chandler, son of his younger brother, John Chandler, while he was committed to the New Hampshire Asylum for the Insane in Concord. Charles was an epileptic and suffered frequent seizures. Abiel paid for his nephew's board and medical expenses throughout his stay at the asylum. During this time, Abiel purchased and donated a horse-drawn carriage to the asylum since it had inadequate means for transporting its inmates. Charles died in the Concord asylum of an acute epileptic seizure in 1848, aged 33 years.

When Abiel Chandler retired in 1845, he sold his house in Boston and moved to Walpole, NH. There he bought a farm, known as the Bradley Place, from a gentleman named Henry Tudor. At the time of his retirement, Abiel had amassed a fortune from his business dealings amounting to between $90,000 and $100,000. By late 1850, he began planning for how his money would be used after his death by drafting a will which specifically outlined the dispersal of his estate. The future executors to Abiel Chandler's estate were identified as Francis Brown Hayes (Dartmouth H1851), a Boston lawyer, and John James Dixwell (Dartmouth H1851), a Boston merchant. Mr. Dixwell was his nephew, son of his wife's sister, Esther (Sargent) Dixwell. The will established legacies for more than fifty nieces and nephews, members of his wife's family, several friends in business (including the named executors), and the New Hampshire Asylum for the Insane. However, the largest beneficiary of the will was Dartmouth College. Abiel wanted to benefit his home state of New Hampshire and decided to do so by leaving the sum of $50,000 to Dartmouth so that a scientific school could be established and endowed (see the Guide to the Chandler Scientific Department Records, 1851-1940, Collection Number DA-6). The will stipulated that “a perpetual board of visitors” be created to oversee the administration and use of the Chandler Fund, as well as the operation of the school itself, and any administrative details, therein. In the will, coexecutors Dixwell and Hayes were also appointed as Visitors to the newly created school.

Abiel Chandler died in Walpole, NH on March 22, 1951. It was his desire that he be buried near his wife, Dorcas. His body was transported by train to Boston, where it was relayed by carriage to Mt. Auburn Cemetery, in Cambridge, MA and interred therein on March 25, that year. He is buried in Lot #107, originally purchased by his sister-in-law, Catherine Sargent. Its location is near Central Avenue and Abiel is buried with several members of his wife's family, including her parents, Epes and Dorcas (Babson) Sargent.

The Chandler Scientific Department, which was created with the $50,000 Chandler bequest to Dartmouth College in 1852, existed only until 1893. However, the Chandler Fund remains as a viable, endowed fund administered by the Chandler Foundation, which still has appointed visitors who oversee the appropriate use of the fund. As of May 18, 2000, the market value of the endowed Chandler Fund was listed at slightly over $1,300,000.

The New Hampshire Asylum for the Insane benefited further from the Chandler estate when it was found that residual funds existed beyond the $50,000 bequeathed to Dartmouth. Any such funds were to be given to the asylum as stipulated in the Chandler will. The final amount of the fund (bearing the Chandler name) ultimately bequeathed to the asylum was fixed at more than $30,000 in 1885.

A portrait of Abiel Chandler currently hangs near the lower west entrance into Baker Library on the Dartmouth College campus. The inscription reads: “Painted by Joseph Ames, after Francis Alexander. Gift of Mr. Chandler's Executors.” Its completion date is not known. Neither is the date it was given to Dartmouth, though it was possibly within the two-year limit for the settlement of the estate, as stipulated by Abiel Chandler in his will. Since it was given by the executors, this could have occurred before the middle of 1853.

Scope and Content Note
The Papers of Abiel Chandler, 1806-1873 [1818-1852], 2 boxes, 2.5 linear feet, contain letters, letters patent and other deeds, financial statements, trial balances, executors' probate records, bills and receipts, insurance policies, agreements, a checkbook, personal memoranda and lists, and a printed will. It is a combination of material, consisting of personal papers and some material related to the administration and settlement of the Chandler estate. The papers do not contain detailed information related to the dispersal of the estate in regard to the legacies intended for the New Hampshire Asylum for the Insane or Dartmouth College. They also do not contain information on the formation of the Chandler Scientific Department, which occurred in 1852. (For information of this nature, please see the Guide to the Chandler Scientific Department Records, 1851-1940, Collection Number DA-6.)

The bulk of the material is dated from the 1830s and 1840s, during which time Abiel Chandler was the controlling partner in the commission merchant business Chandler, Howard & Company in Boston, MA. Though most detailed financial information from the business is lacking, there is sufficient material to indicate the value of Mr. Chandler's financial assets and the finances of the company near the time of his retirement in 1845.

There are many personal and business letters accumulated from the latter part of this same time period. Of particular interest are letters received from Horace Mann (1796-1859), renowned American educator from Massachusetts. They are written by Mann on the level of personal friendship and do discuss some of Mann's philosophies on education. Other notable letters come from George Chandler and Dr. Andrew MacFarland of the New Hampshire Asylum for the Insane. They discuss the disposition of Abiel's nephew, Charles Chandler, and the pending gift by Mr. Chandler of a horse-drawn carriage for the asylum.

BOX 1 : ACCOUNTS CURRENT WITH NIECES BETSY AND ORILLA FLANDERS
BOX 1 : LETTERS AND ACCOUNTS SENT TO LEGATEES OF THE CHANDLER ESTATE BY EXECUTORS HAYES AND DIXWELL. INCLUDES LETTER TO NEICE, ORILLA FLANDERS, RE: HER UNCLE'S HEALTH DECLINING; COULD SHE VISIT HIM IN WALPOLE, NH
BOX 1 : LETTERS RECEIVED FROM NIECE ORILLA FLANDERS

"BURNED-OVER DISTRICT," NY
1830 FEDERAL CENSUS INDEX

Flanders Ezekiel
Flanders Francis
Flanders George
Flanders Jacob
Flanders John
Flanders Joseph
Flanders Nathan

Flanders' farm earns sesquicentennial designation
by Matt Brennan

Parker Flanders received some farmland in 1853 for performing duties as an "Indian Scout" for the United States military, and as they say, the rest is history.

The land he received on Swan Road in unincorporated Kane County near Kaneville, is now being farmed by its fifth generation of Flanders. The family recently received a Sesquicentennial Farm award by the Illinois Department of Agriculture.

There are about 350 Sesquicentennial farms in Illinois, which are farms that have been in the same family for 150 years or more, according to Delayne Reeves, marketing representative and coordinator of the Sesquicentennial Farm program with the Illinois Department of Agriculture. Only two of the 350 Illinois farms are in Kane County, Reeves said.

"The program honors the dedication of these farms," she said. "They show real pride in the land. It's amazing to see."

Today, the Flanders' 400-acre farm raises about 1,400 hogs a year, according to Tom Flanders, who currently works the farm. The hogs are driven to Minnesota, where the nearest market is located.

In addition to raising hogs, the Flanders also grow corn on the farm. Tom took over for his father Russell, who is now 84 and farmed the land from 1942 to 1980, he said.

The history of the farm started long before the current generations of Flanders, however. Parker Flanders was the original owner of the land.

"There was an influx around the rivers in the 1830s," Tom said. "A lot of this land didn't get settled until later."

After Parker came Thomas Flanders. Then, Russell's father, Elmer, took over the land until he handed it down to Russell. Russell recalled much of the farm's history. Before he began farming, they would take pails of dairy milk to a creamery in Elburn, where it would be separated to make things like butter, Russell said.

Farming technology took a drastic turn during Russell's time farming, he said.

"I planted corn with a team of horses and a two-row planter," Russell said. "Now we use a 16-row planter. We used to farm all with horses."

Russell said they produced about 40 to 50 bushels per acre of corn in the early days. Now, they produce about 200 bushels per acre with the current machinery, he said.

The farm raised chicken, sheep, beef cattle, dairy cattle and hogs in Russell's early days, Tom said. In addition, they grew corn, oats, wheat, hay and barley.

When Russell took over the farming duties, they would take the cattle to the Chicago stockyards, he said. But the stockyards closed down, leaving no local market, he explained. This change forced them to eliminate cattle from the family farm.

"At that time, we did everything on the farm," Russell's wife Joan said. "But now it's gotten to be so specialized. Things have changed."

Russell said they would take the chickens to a hatchery in Elburn, where they would lay their eggs.

It is more difficult for a farm to support a family now than it was during Russell's farming era, Tom said. This is especially true because farms are not allowed such a wide array of items to produce, Tom said.

"Everybody seems to get off-farm jobs now," Tom said. "It didn't used to be that way. We were always too busy."

Russell reduced his farming duties around 1980 and began running Kaneville Seed in Kaneville. He ran that until last year, when he closed the store in order to slow down working a little bit, he said.

Tom has been farming the 400 acres since his father gave it up, and that is what he enjoys doing, he said. He intends on keeping the farm in the family.

"This is my life's work, and I intend on doing it," he said.

The following is a transcript of court documents currently held in the New Hampshire State Archives. Although Samuel Corser was party to an amazing number of lawsuits (considering he was not a lawyer) this suit is the only one in which Sarah Fitzgerald is actually named and described -- quite vividly. Sadly, the case involves the couple’s loss of another child. Unfortunately, the cause of Samuel’s original argument with Moses Burbank which ultimately led to Sarah’s injury has been lost.
I. SAMUEL CORSER AND SARAH HIS WIFE PLAINTIFFS V. JOHN FLANDERS JR.

A. THE COMPLAINT and Verdict No. 1
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE }
HILLSBORO } ss.

At the Inferior Court of Common Pleas, holden at Amherst, in the County of Hillsboro on the first Tuesday of July A.D. 1783

Present:
Jonathan Lovenell }
James Underwood } Esquires, Justices of said Court
Timothy Farrar }
Jeremiah Page }

Samuel Corser of Boscawen in the County of Hillsboro husbandman and Sarah his Wife Plaintiffs against John Flanders Jr. of said Boscawen, Husbandman Defendant In an action of [unreadable] for that the said Flanders at Boscawen aforesaid on the twenty second day of October last with force and arms did make an assault on the body of the said Sarah and her then and there being with Child did beat, wound and evilly interact so that she soon afterward miscarried, whereby her life was despaired of and other enormities to the said Sarah the said Flanders then and there perpetrated and did against the peace be and to the damage of the said Samuel and Sarah

They say the sum of One hundred pounds and the said Flanders by his Attorney John Prentice, Esq. comes and defends and [unreadable] liberty to wave this Plea and give any other at the Sup. Court for plea says the said Corser’s wife deserved what she received from him and of this puts himself on the Country.

And the said Corser and Wife by their Attorney Peter Green, Esq. say That the Plea of the said Flanders by him pleaded is no legal answer to Plaintiffs declaration wherefore he prays judgment for his damages and costs.

And the said Flanders by his Attorney, John Prentice, Esq. says that his said Plea above pleaded is good and sufficient in law wherefore he prays Judgment for his costs

Whereupon after a full hearing of the parties by their council the Court are of the opinion that the plaintiffs declaration is good and that he recover the sum sued for and cost of Court. It is therefore considered by the Court that the plaintiff recover against the said John Flanders the sum of one hundred pounds (100 pounds) and cost of Court taxed at [unreadable] in that behalf expended.

copy of [unreadable]exam’d by Robt Fletcher, Clerk

Afterward, in the same term the said John Flanders appeared and moved for an appeal to the Superior Court of Judicature to be holden at Amherst within and for the County of Hillsboro on the fourth Tuesday of September next which was granted and the said John Flanders gave security by way of recognizance with two sureties to process said appeal with effect.
Attest Robert Fletcher, Clerk

II. WRIT

STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE }
Hillsborough, ss }

The Government and People of the State of New-Hampshire
To the Sheriff (his under Sheriff, or Deputy) of the County of Hillsboro in said State of New Hampshire, Greeting:

You are hereby commanded to attach the Goods or Estate of John Flanders Junior of Boscawen in the County of Hillsborough aforesaid husbandman

to the Value of One hundred Pounds lawful money; and for want thereof to take the Body of the said Flanders if he may be found in your Precinct and him safely keep, so that you have him before the Justices of our Inferior Court of Common Pleas, next to be holden at Amherst within and for the said County of Hillsborough, on the first Tuesday of January next, then and there to answer to

Samuel Corser of Boscawen aforesaid husbandman and Sarah his Wife in an action of trespass for that the said Flanders at Boscawen on the twenty second day of October last with force and arms did make an assault on the body of the said Sarah and her then and there (She then being with Child) did [unreadable] and evilly [unreadable] so that she soon afterward miscarried whereby her life was [unreadable] of and other enormities to the said Sarah and the said Flanders then and there perpetrated and did against the peace and

To the damage of the said Samuel and Sarah as they say the sum of One Hundred pounds which shall then and there be made to appear with other due Damages and have you there this Writ with your Doing therein.

Witness Jonathan Loverwell Esq. at Amherst the twenty first day of December Anno Domini, 1782
Robert. Fletcher Clerk
Copy examined by Robert Fletcher Clerk

III. CONTINUANCE

Hillsboro ss}

At the Inferior Court of Common Pleas held at Amherst in and for the County of Hillsboro on the first Tuesday of January A Domini 1783

Samuel Corser of Boscawen in the County of Hillsboro, husbandman & Sarah his wife Plaintiffs against John Flanders of Boscawen aforesaid husbandman Defendant.

Continued

Copy of Record examined Robert Fletcher Clerk

IV. CONTINUANCE

Hillsboro ss}

At the Inferior Court of Common Pleas held at Amherst in and for the County of Hillsboro on the first Tuesday of April A Domini 1783

Samuel Corser of Boscawen in the County of Hillsboro, husbandman & Sarah his wife Plaintiffs against John Flanders of Boscawen aforesaid husbandman Defendant.

Continued

Copy of Record examined Robert Fletcher Clerk

V. CORSER (PLAINTIFF) REQUESTED DEPOSITIONS

A. JOHN PEIRCE SWEATT AND EDWARD FITZ GERALD:

"The deposition of John Peirce Sweatt of lawful testifieth and saith that he came into Samuel Corser house and the deponent asked Mrs. Corser what ailed her for she look’d very sick and she told me that John Flanders junior hurt very bad so she was not able to do any work and got my wife to bake & work for her four times & further saith not.
John Peirce Sweatt
Copy exam’d by Robert Fletcher, Clerk

"The deposition of Edward Fits Garel of lawful age testifieth and saith that he was at Thomas Corsers about two years half past I heard John Flanders, Jr. differ with Samuel Corsers wife. I heard the John Flanders twiten the said Corser’s wife about her father that was dead.
Edward Garel
Copy exam’d Robert Fletcher, Clerk

Hillsborough County }
June 28, 1783 }

Then John Peirce Sweat & Edward Garel living more than twenty miles from the Court where the case is to be tried wherein the above deposition is to be used with personally appearing & often being duly cautioned & examin’d to testify the whole truth made a solemn oath to the truth of the foregoing deposition by them subscribed taken at the request of Samuel Corser to be used at our next Superior Court of Common Pleas to be held at Amherst in and for the County of Hillsborough on the first Tuesday of July next in an action or plea on the care in which action Samuel Corser & Sarah his wife in Mat. of Boscawen & John Flanders Junior of said town is defendant. John Flanders was notified & not present.
Taken before: Joseph Sawyer, Jus. Peace
Copy exam’d by Robt Fletcher Clerk


B. JOHN CORSER:

The Deposition of John Corser, Jr. of lawful age testifieth and saith that about two years and half ago I was coming along the road I head John Flanders junior differing with Samuel Corser’s wife. I heard Edward Jerril ask John Flanders what he was about and further saith not.
John Corser junior
Copy exam’d Robert Fletcher, Clerk

Hillsborough ss }
June 28, 1783 }

Then the above named John Corser Junior living more than twenty miles from the Court where the Case is to be tried wherein the deposition in is to be used personally appeared and after being duly cautioned and examined to testify the whole truth of the foregoing deposition by him subscribed taken at the request of Samuel Corser to be used at the next Inferior Court of common Pleas to be holden at Amherst & County of Hillsboro in an action or plea on the case then and there to be tried where the said same Samuel Corser and Sarah his wife of Boscawen are Plaintiff and John Flanders Junior of the same town is Defendant. John Flanders was notified and present and made no objections. Taken before
Joseph Sawyer Justice of Peace
Copy examined Robt Fletcher, Clerk

To the Clerk of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas to be holden at Amherst in the County of Hillsboro on the first Tuesday in July next

C. JEAN CORSER:

The deposition of Jean Corser of lawful age testifieth and saith about 21th of October 1782 I was at the house of Samuel Corser, Moses Burbank and John Flanders junior William Jackman & Joshua Gaskean Mr. Burbank inquired of me where Samuel Corser was at home I told him no, he is not but I told him he would be at home soon Mr. Burbank threatened Samuel Corser’s life, John Flanders differed with Samuel Corser’s wife before he came home Corser came home soon after John Flanders and the two Jackman’s hid in the bushes and stopped there till Corser came home again as soon as he got off his horse Burbank seized him. Mrs. Corser went up to them and pleaded with them not to fight and Mr. Burbank let go; John Flanders and the two Jackmans came out of the bushes Mr. Burbank came up to Corser to fight. Corser told him he did not want to fight but if you strike me I will take the law of you. Mr. Moses Burbank struck Corser two strokes on the head. John Flanders Junior fastened hold of Corsers’ wife and shook her very hard and hauled her to the door and kicked her with his foot in the house and she fell on her hands and knees and she got up and she took a chair up in her hand to defend herself and John Flanders took hold of the chair and wrung the chair out of her hand and struck Mr. Samuel Corser’s wife with the chair and doubled her up. I heard the woman tell Flanders that he would pay for striking and kicking her which made me take good notice of what I see and the Samuel Corser’s wife was as like right upon it and was not able to work for two months and some of the time she kept her bed for a week to time. She was well before Flanders struck her, the woman was big with child. I lives within five rods of the Samuel Corsers house and I was in and out every day and I was satisfied the blows that Flanders gave her was the cause of her sickness and soon after that the Samuel Corser’s wife had a child and I heard the woman say I should have gone my whole time if John Flanders had not a hurt her and I heard the woman say that Flanders had killed the child when she was sick abed. And further saith not

Jane Corser
Copy examined Robt. Fletcher, Clerk

Hillsboro}ss
June 28, 1783}

Then the within named Jane Corser living more than twenty miles from the Court where the case is to be tried and the above deposition is to be used personally appeared and after being duly cautioned and examined to testify the whole truth made a solemn oath to the truth of the foregoing deposition by her subscribed, taken at the request of Samuel Corser to be used at our next Inferior Court of common Please to be held at Amherst in and for the County of Hillsboro on the first Tuesday of July next in an action on the plea on the case then and there to be tried wherein Samuel Corser and Sarah, his wife as Plaintiffs of Boscawen, and John Flanders Junior of the same town is Defendant. Said Flanders was notified and not present. taken before Joseph Sawyer Justice Peace To the clerk of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas to be had in Amherst and for the County of Hillsboro on the First Tuesday of July next. Copy examined Robert Fletcher, Clerk.

D. MARY CORSER

The deposition of Mary Corser of lawful age testifieth and saith about the 21 day of October in the year 1782 I was at the house of Samuel Corser and Mr. Moses Burbank and John Flanders Junior come there I heard Mr. Burbank threaten Corser’s life. John Flanders Junior differed with Corser’s wife therefore he came home (Corser) home very soon after John Flanders and the two Jackmans hid in the bushes and stopped there till corser came home. Soon as Corser got off his horse Burbank seized him. Mrs. Corser went up to them and pleaded with them not to fight and Burbank let go John Flanders and the two Jackmans came out of the bushes Mr. Burbank came up to Corser to fight Corser told him he did not want to fight but if you strike me I will take the law of you, the said Burbank struck Corser two strokes on the head John Flanders Junior fastened hold of Corser’s wife and shook her very hard and hauled her to the door and kicked her with his foot in the [unreadable] and she fell on her hand and knees and she got up and she took up a chair to defend herself and John Flanders took hold of the chair and wrung the chair out of her hand and struck the said Corser’s wife with the chair and doubled her up, I heard the woman tell Flanders that he should pay for striking and kicking her which made me take good notice of what I see and the said Corser’s wife was sick very soon after and was not able to work for two months and some of the time she kept her bed for a week to time. She was well before Flanders struck her, the woman was big with child I believe I lives within about five rods of the said Corser’s house I was in and out every day and I was satisfied the blow that Flanders gave her was the cause of her sickness and soon after the said Corser’s wife had a child I heard the woman say she should have gone her whole time if Flanders had not a hurt her. I heard the woman say she thought that Flanders killed the child this was when she was sick abed and further saith not.

Mary Corser
Copy examined Robert Fletcher Clerk

Hillsboro}ss
June 28, 1783}

Then the within named Mary Corser living more than twenty miles from the Court where the case is to be tried and the above deposition is to be used personally appeared and after being duly cautioned and examined to testify the whole truth made a solemn oath to the truth of the foregoing deposition by her subscribed, taken at the request of Samuel Corser to be used at our next Inferior Court of common Pleas to be held at Amherst in and for the County of Hillsboro on the first Tuesday of July next in an action on the plea on the case then and there to be tried wherein Samuel Corser and Sarah, his wife as Plaintiffs of Boscawen, and John Flanders Junior of the same town is Defendant. Said Flanders was notified and not present. taken before Joseph Sawyer Justice Peace To the clerk of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas to be had in Amherst and for the County of Hillsboro on the First Tuesday of July next. Copy examined Robert Fletcher, Clerk.

E. BENJAMIN SEVERANCE

The deposition of Benjamin Severance of lawful age testifieth and saith that I lived with Mr. Samuel Corser when the quarrel was between Mr. Samuel Corser and Mr. John Flanders but I was not home but when I came home Mrs. Corser was complaining that Mr. Flanders had hurt her very much and she was sick by sores so that she kept her bed two or three days to time and had sick faint spells that I thought she would not live and I was knowing that she was well before Mr. Flanders hurt her and she was not able to go about to do her work for a month after Mr. Flanders hurt her and I heard Mr. Flanders differing with Mrs. Corser before and further saith not.
Benjamin Severance

Hillsboro}ss
June 28, 1783}

Then the within named Benjamin Severance living more than twenty miles from the Court where the case is to be tried and the above deposition is to be used personally appeared and after being duly cautioned and examined to testify the whole truth made a solemn oath to the truth of the foregoing deposition by her subscribed, taken at the request of Samuel Corser to be used at our next Inferior Court of common Please to be held at Amherst in and for the County of Hillsboro on the first Tuesday of July next in an action on the plea on the case then and there to be tried wherein Samuel Corser and Sarah, his wife as Plaintiffs of Boscawen, and John Flanders Junior of the same town is Defendant. Said Flanders was notified and not present. taken before Joseph Sawyer Justice Peace To the clerk of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas to be had in Amherst and for the County of Hillsboro on the First Tuesday of July next. Copy examined Robert Fletcher, Clerk.

VI. FLANDERS (DEFENSE) REQUESTED DEPOSITIONS

A. HANNAH EASTMAN, JOSHUA JACKMAN, SIMEON JACKMAN, SARAH BURBANK AND JOHN FLANDERS, SENIOR & THE WIDOW JUDITH SEVERANCE:

The deposition of Hannah Eastman of lawful age testifieth and saith that she lived at the house of Samuel Corser in Boscawen & was at work with Samuel Corser’s wife about three weeks after the time she had charged Mr. John Flanders with hurting her, that she the deponent and Mrs. Corser took up Flax together the value of an Hour and that she was knowing to Mrs. Corsers being able to work her clothes and do house work and the same day that she took up flax she traveled the value of three quarters of a mile to a granary. The deponent further said that she heard Mrs. Corser herself tell her husband that she was unwell said she expected she should die for she had been in such condition four times before and she had heard that women never lived over the fifth time and further saith not.

Hannah X (her mark) Eastman


The deposition of Joshua Jackman of lawful age testifieth and saith that some time in the month of October last he was in company with several other persons who were coming from lotting out land and after passing by Mr. Thomas Corser’s house heard a hot dispute between Mr. Samuel Corser and Mr. Moses Burbank and after turning about to know the cause found them in a quarrel and saw the wife of Samuel Corser take a piece of joint and struck Mr. Cogswell, was then standing by who defended the blows and took the joint out her hand and took her and bid her go away. The deponent further saith he heard Mr. Corser desire them to keep the woman off and not let her strike them. She came from the house with a chair with an intent to strike and the deponent saw Mr. John Flanders then take the chair from her and let it down and that in the whole he saw no disposition in Flanders to do the woman any harm but only to prevent her striking according to the desire of her husband.

Joshua Jackman
Copy examined by Robt Fletcher Clerk


The deposition of Moses Burbank of lawful age testifieth and saith in the quarrel between him and Samuel Corser he heard Mr. Corser desire that they would take care and not let his wife strike them and that Mr. John Flanders with Mrs. Cogswell defended the woman from striking but he saw you disposition of anger against the woman, but used her in a mild manner and endeavored to prevent her striking and that the first weapon made use of by Mrs. Corser according to the best of his knowledge was a piece of joint or a large stick like it.

Moses Burbank
Copy examined Robert Fletcher, Clerk


The deposition of Simeon Jackman of lawful age testifieth and saith that he was at the house of Mr. Thomas Corser on business the same night after Mrs. Corser had said John Flanders and he the deponent & said he saw Mrs. Corser at the tub washing clothes and the deponent said Mrs. Corser said when Mr. Flanders put her into the house he hurt her.

Simeon Jackman
Copy exam’d Robert Fletcher, Clerk


The deposition of Sarah the wife of Moses Burbank testifieth and saith that being in discourse with the wife of Samuel Corser relative to her weakly circumstances who then was poorly. She answered that she had go in to such a weakly condition that her Mother Courser the midwife said she did not think she would ever have another living child.

Sarah X(her mark) Burbank


The deposition of John Flanders Senior and the widow Judith Severance of lawful age testifieth and saith they being at the house of John Corser and heard the wife of Samuel Corser declare when seriously asked the question that she did not think that John Flanders meant to hurt her, he did hurt her

John Flanders Senior
Judith X(her mark) Severance


The deposition of Nicholas Elliot of lawful age testifieth and saith that he was at the land of Samuel Corser at work plowing the next day after that the said Corser’s wife had charged John Flanders with hurting her and he the deponent saith that he was in the house in the morning and saw Mrs. Corser briefly about housework after which she came down and milked the cows in the field and as he supposed went home again after which she the said Mrs. Corser came down to the field where they were plowing and tarried there about the value of an hour and half or two hours during all which she appeared to be as well as usual.

Nicholas X(his mark) Elliot


The Deposition of Nehemiah Cogswell of lawful age testifieth that he being at or near the house of Thomas Corser in Boscawen and heard some words pass between Samuel Corser and Moses Burbank which began a quarrel between them and at the same time the wife of Samuel Corser came and the said deponent desired Mrs. Corser to withdraw and he would endeavor they should not hurt each other. The deponent saith further that soon after said Corser and Burbank began the quarrel again and the wife of the said Corser came and took a large stick which appeared to be a piece of joyst with which she struck and the deponent fended the blows and took hold of the woman and told her to go in and took the weapon from her and led her into the house after which the said Mrs. Corser took up a chair and came out of the door with it, and then Mr. John Flanders who was there took the chair from her and set it down and took the woman and pushed her in at the door and the deponent told Flanders he had better let the woman alone for he did not know who he was handling. But he saw no disposition in the said Flanders to hurt the woman but that he took away the chair and put her into the house that she might hurt not the others. And also in the quarrel the said Corser desired the bystanders (?) not to let his wife hurt them.

Nehemiah Cogswell
Copy examined Robert Fletcher, Clerk


The deposition of Elizabeth Rowley of lawful age testifieth and saith that some time ago nearly two years being at the house of Mr. John Corser and Sarah the wife of Samuel Corser there, who seeing some cake baken by the fire said she wanted some of them after which she went home and in two or three days was taken sick. I asked her the cause and she answered she was as she used to be. Another time she was at the house of Samuel Corser and the wife of said Corser was in bed. I asked her the cause and she said some day ago she longed for some bacon at Father Corser’s. I then asked her Mother Corser what was the matter of her. She answered she had flipped her apron strings. And further saith not

Elizabeth X (her mark) Rowley
Copy examined by Robert. Fletcher, Clerk


The deposition of Jane Corser midwife of lawful age testifieth and saith that she had been with the wife of Samuel Corser when she was sick and very poorly with ill turns three or four times but did not see anything like a proper Child till the last time and then she supposed she went near four months, yet the deponent supposseth the child never had life but it appeared in a deceased posture and the woman told her that John Flanders hurt her was the occasion. The deponent further saith that she had known the woman to be sick and poorly several days before and that she gave such honey as she thought comfortable and further saith not.

Jane (her mark) Corser
Copy Examined Robert Fletcher, Clerk
Hillsborough} Boscawen January 16, 1782

Then the within named Moses Burbank, Simeon Jackman, Sarah Burbank, John Flanders, Judith Severance, Hannah Eastman, Joshua Jackman, Nicholas Elliot, Nehemiah Cogswell, Elizabeth Rowley and Jane Corser Personally appeared and after due caution and careful examination made solemn oath to the truth of the foregoing deposition by them subscribed the same being taken at the request of John Flanders junior of Boscawen to be used in an action or plea of the case tried at the next Inferior Court of Common Pleas to be held at Amherst in and for the county of Hillsborough on the first Tuesday of January instant in which action Samuel Corser of Boscawen and Sarah his wife are plaintiff and the said John Flanders is Defendant The said Corser was present at the time of caption and the Deponents living more than five miles from the place of trial were sworn out of court before me.

George Jackman, Justice Peace

B. WILLIAM JACKMAN AND ELIZABETH COLBY:

The deposition of William Jackman of lawful age testifieth and saith that some time in the month of October A.D. 1782 he being with several other persons in the town of Boscawen coming from lotting out land and after passing a little by the house of Samuel Corser heard an outcry and turning back to see what the cause might be from perceived that the said Samuel Corser and Moses Burbank had begun a quarrel at which time Sarah the wife of the said Corser being there with a club in her hand after which she the said Sarah took a large piece of joist and with the same struck aiming at the deponent thought to strike Burbank tho she said she would strike the first she come at but at the time Mr. Cogswell who was standing by fended off the blow and took the joist out of her hand after which she went into the house and brought a chair in her hand in order to strike with then the deponent saith he see John Flanders being one who was standing by take the chair out of her hand and set it down outside the house and told Mrs. Corser to go in and they should not hurt each other after which the said Mrs. Corser took up two rocks and Mr. Cogswell took them away then the deponent saith Mr. Cogswell and Mr. Flanders order them to part and they did so.

Yet the Deponent saith that during the whole he saw not the least disposition in Flanders to hurt Mrs. Corser but only to prevent her hurting others and to prevent them further quarreling and the Deponent further saith he heard Mr. Samuel Corser desire those standing by in these words Don’t let the woman strike the man meaning as he took it his wife who was aiming to strike Burbank and further saith not..

William Jackman

The deposition of Elizabeth Colby of lawful age testifieth and saith that she was at the house of Samuel Corser some time after the quarrel between her husband and Burbank and heard Mrs. Corser say that in the time of the quarrel she aimed to strike Burbank on the arm and to kill him if she could and further saith not.

Elizabeth X(her mark) Colby
Copy examined Robert Fletcher, Clerk

Hillsborough} Boscawen March 29, 1783

Then the within named William Jackman and Elizabeth Colby Personally appeared and after due caution and careful examination made solemn oath to the truth of the within deposition by them subscribed the same being taken at the request of John Flanders of Boscawen to be used in an action or plea of the case tried at the next Inferior Court of Common Pleas to be held at Amherst in and for the county of Hillsborough on the first Tuesday of April next in which action Samuel Corser of Boscawen is plaintiff and the said John Flanders is Defendant The said Corser was notified of time and place of caption, but not present and the deponent living more than five miles from Amherst from the place of trial were sworn out of court before me.

George Jackman, Justice Peace
Copy Examined Robert Fletcher, Clerk
to the Honorable the Justices of the Inferior Court at Amherst - Depositions


VII. COURT ORDER

Hillsboro ss. At the Superior Court of Judicature holden at Amherst within and for the County of Hillsboro on the first Tuesday of May by adjournment from the last Tuesday of February, Anno Domini 1784

Present
The honorable Samuel Livermore Esq. Chief Justice
The honorable Leverett Hubbard }
Josiah Bartlett } Esquires & Justices
William Whipple }


John Flanders Appt. vs. Samuel Corser App.

The parties appear and agree to refer this action and all demands to the determination of Joseph Badger Esq., Capt. Aaron Kinsman and Mr. Jonathan Fifield the report of whom or any two of them to this Court and judgment being entered thereon to be final and conclusive between the parties and [unreadable] to [unreadable] accordingly. Joseph Badger, Esq is appointed [unreadable] man who is to apprise time and place of meeting and if either party shall not attend after having been duly notified the referees aforesaid to proceed exparte.
Attest Nathanial Adams Clerk


No further documents about this case are included in this particular file at the New Hampshire State Archives.

3.

"During the year 1776 soldiers were called for the defense of Ticonderoga from the threatened attack of Sir Guy Carlton, and twenty-three men enlisted, --

Lieutenant Enoch Gerrish, Thomas Carter, Daniel Carter, John Jackman, James Gerald (died), Joseph Pearson, John Muzzy, John Flanders, Friend Little, Thomas Beadle, Joseph Atkinson, Nathaniel Atkinson, Joshua Danford, Isaac Davis, Lieutenant Samuel Fowler, Deacon Joseph Hoit, Colonel Henry Gerrish, Charles Greenfield, John Hale, Samuel Jackman, Phineas Stevens (died) Nathaniel Burbank, Joseph Couch."

4.

DAVIS TO GERALD}
Book 75, Page 562

Know all men by these Presents,

That I Oliver Davis of Boscawen in the County of Hillsborough and state of New Hampshire [unreadable] for and in consideration of the sum of Six Hundred Dollars to me in Hand, before delivery hereof, well and truly paid by Edward Gerald Jr. and Peletiah Gookin both of Boscawen in said County Husbandmen -- the Receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge, have given, granted, bargained, Sold and by these Presents do give, grant, bargain, sell alein, enscoff, convey and confirm, unto the said Edward Gerald, Jr. and Peletiah Gookin .. heirs and assigns forever, Four certain pieces of Land lying in Boscawen in said County it being the same four pieces of land I lately bought of Phineas Bagley as may be seen by his DEED to me Dated August 5th 1802 and for bounds reference is had there to also all the Buildings standing on belonging to the same four pieces of land. Also all my right and title to the Potash and the Kettles belonging to said Potash standing on the highway in said Boscawen which I build To HAVE AND TO HOLD the said granted premises, with all the privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging to them the said Edward Gerald, Jr. & Pelatiah Gookin and their heirs and assigns, to them and there only proper use and benefit forever -- And I the said Oliver Davis my heirs, Executors and administrators do hereby covenant, grant, and agree, to and with the said Edward and Peletiah and their heirs and assigns that until the delivery hereof I am the Lawful Owner of the said Premises and am seized and possessed of them in my own right in fee simple and have full power and lawful authority to grant and convey the same in manner aforesaid, that the said premises are free and clear of all and every Incumbrance whatsoever And that I and my heirs executors, and administrators, shall and Will Warrant the Same to them the said Edward & Peletiah and their heirs and assigns, against the Lawful claims and Demands of any person or persons whomsoever.

In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this Eighteenth day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and Seven -- and I {blank} wife of the said {blank} do hereby release rights of dower in the premises,
Oliver Davis (seal)

Signed sealed and delivered in presence of us
James Flanders
Thomas Carter

5.

DAVIS TO GERALD AND AL}
Book 74, Page 562

Know all Men by these Presents,

That I Oliver Davis of Boscawen in the County of Hillsborough and state of New Hampshire Trader for and in consideration of the Sum of three hundred sixty Dollars to me in hand, before delivery hereof, well and truly paid by Edward Gerald Jr. and Peletiah Gookin both of Boscawen in said County Husbandmen the Receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge, have given, granted, bargained, sold and by these presents do give, grant, bargain, sell, alien, enfeoff, convey and confirm, unto the said Edward Gerald Jr. and Peletiah Gookin heirs and assigns forever a certain tract of land in Warner lying on both sides the main road leading from Warner to Sutton it being the same land which was set off by order of Law to satisfy an execution I recovered against Ephraim Colby late of Warner said land was set off by Richard Bartlett, Maj. Richard Straw and Joseph Currier all of said Warner. Also about seven acres of land lying in said Warner that I purchased of James Hoit late of said Warner lying on the south side of the highway that leads from Warner meeting to Sutton adjoining on land of Isaiah Flanders and land lately owned by James Pattee

To Have And to Hold the said granted premises, with all privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging to them the said Edward and Peletiah and their heirs and assigns, to them and their only proper use and benefit forever. And I the said Oliver Davis and my heirs, executors, and Administrators do hereby covenant, grant and agree, to and with the said Edward and Peletiah and their heirs and assigns, that until the delivery hereof I am the lawful owner of the said premises, and am seized and possessed thereof in my own right in fee simple, and have full power and lawful authority to grant and convey the same in manner aforesaid; that he said premises are free and clear of all and every incumbrance whatsoever. And that I and my heirs executors and administrators shall and will Warrant the same to them the said Edward and Peletiah and their heirs and assigns, against the lawful claims and demands of any person or persons whomsoever.

In Witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this eighteenth day of July in the year of our Lord One Thousand eight hundred and seven. And I do hereby release my right of Dower in the premises.
Oliver Davis (seal)

Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of us,
James Flanders
Thomas Carter

Hillsborough ss State of Newhampshire July personally appearing the above named Oliver Davis and acknowledged the above Instrument to be his voluntary act and deed before me,
James Flanders, Justice of the Peace

Received and recorded 20 July 1807 at 5 seconds after 12 o’clock a.m. and examined by Isaac Brooks Register.

6.

A. SWEATT TO GERREL}
Book 106, Pages 580-81

Know all men by these Presents,

That I Benjamin Sweatt of Boscawen in the County of Hillsborough in the State of Newhampshire Gentleman for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred and twenty dollars to me in hand, before delivery hereof well and duly paid by Mehitabel Gerrel of Boscawen aforesaid Single women (sp) The receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge, have given granted bargained sold and by these presents do give grant bargain sell alien enfeoff convey and confirm, unto the said Mehetable Gerrel and to her heirs and assigns, forever a sartain (sp) tract of land lying in Boscawen aforesaid being about six acres and one half an acre be the same more or less it being a part of the hundred acre lot drawn to the original right of Jonathan Sampson and bounded as follows [unreadable] beginning at Stake and stones by the highway Pelatiah Gookin land there southerly by said way until it comes opposite the line which runs between said Benjamin Sweats and Samuel Sweats on the west side of the highway to a stake and stones there easterly on the same pint of the Compass the line runs between the said Benjamin and Samuel Sweat’s until it comes to Blackwater river then northerly by the river till it comes to said Gookin land thence on the Gookin land to the first mentioned bound about six acres more or less ñ To have and To hold the said granted premises, with all privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging to her the said Mehetabel and her heirs and assigns to her and their only proper use and benefit forever ñ And, I the said Benjamin Sweat and my heirs executors and administrators do hereby covenant grant and agree to and with the said Mehitable Gerrel and her heirs and assigns that until the delivery hereof I am the lawful owner of the said premises, and am seized and possessed thereof in my own right in fee simple, and have full power and lawful authority to grant and convey the same in manner aforesaid that the said premises are free and clear of all and every Incumbrance whatsoever and that I and my heirs Executors and administrators shall and will warrant the same to the said Mehitabel Gerrel and her heirs and assigns against the lawful claims and demands of any person or persons whomsoever ñ

In witness whereof Ö have hereunto set Ö hand and seal this 21 day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and 1815
Benjamin Sweatt (seal)

Signed sealed and delivered in presence of us:
John Gerald
David Gerald

Hillsborough/ State of Newhampshire July the 21 1815 Personally appearing the above named Benjamin Sweatt and acknowledged the foregoing instrument to be his voluntary act and Deed before me.
James Flanders, Justice of the Peace

Recd & recorded 7 Sept 1815 & examined by Isaac Brooks, Reg.

SOURCE: Boscawen, Merrimack, NH USGenWeb

Abigail Flanders
Born 15 AUG 1722 at Salisbury, Mass.
Died ABT 1740
Married 23 DEC 1737 at Salisbury, Mass.
John Morrill
Born 28 MAR 1713 at Salisbury, Mass.
Died _______
Father Capt. Ezekiel Morrill
Mother Abigail Wadleigh
CHILDREN: Jonathan Morrill
Born 28 OCT 1737 at South Hampton, N.H.
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Clarissa Flanders
Born 22 APR 1795 at Salisbury, Mass.
Died 23 AUG 1857 at Salisbury, Mass.
Married 15 OCT 1814 at Salisbury, Mass.
Daniel Morrill
Born 23 DEC 1794 at Salisbury, Mass.
Died____________
Father Jonathan Morrill
Mother Hannah Follansbee
CHILDREN: Daniel Follansbee Morrill
Born 25 MAY 1817 at Amesbury, Mass.
Died 17 AUG 1900 at Vineland, N.J.
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Name Henry Robert Morrell
Born 29 JAN 1867 at Prospect, Maine
Died___________
Married in Belmont, Maine, 13 October 1888
to Dora M. Flanders
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Name True Morrill
Son of Benjamin Morrill & Abigail Morrill
Born 8 MAY 1793 at Salisbury, Mass.
Died____________
Married Mehitable (Flanders) Tuxbury
Born 17 AUG 1779 at South Hampton, N.H.
Died 19 MAR 1846 at Salisbury, Mass.
Other spouses
(1) in Amesbury, Mass., 10 February 1802 to John Tuxbury
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Name Benjamin Morrill
Born 16 AUG 1798 at Salisbury, Mass.
Died 5 FEB 1885
Married in Salisbury, Mass., 28 December 1844
to Elizabeth Flanders.
Elizabeth Flanders was b. in South Hampton, N.H., 1796;
d. 10 May 1880
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Hannah Flanders
Born 24 OCT 1821 at Cornville, Maine
Died 10 JUL 1908 at Cornville, Maine
Josiah Morrill
Born 1815 at Cornville, Maine
Died 12 OCT 1864 at Cornville, Maine
Lived In Cornville, Maine in 1850
Father Micajah Morrill
Mother Judith Flanders
Married 11 FEB 1841 at Monson, Maine
Other spouses -in Cornville, Maine, 29 November 1865 to Samuel Longfellow
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Ruth Morrill
Born 16 DEC 1709 at Salisbury, Mass.
Died______________
Married in Salisbury, Mass., 13 January 1731/32
to Joseph Flanders.
Joseph Flanders was b. in Salisbury, Mass., 9 September 1707;
d. in Salisbury, Mass., 22 January 1776
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Sarah B. Morrill
Born 31 DEC 1813 at Cornville, Maine
Died 12 APR 1899 at Cornville, Maine
Married in Somerset Co., Maine, 1 December 1836 to Joseph L. Flanders.
Joseph L. Flanders was b. in Cornville, Maine, 16 July 1812;
d. in Cornville, Maine, 27 May 1893
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Name William Flanders Morrill
Son of Judith Flanders & Micajah Morrill
Born 20 JUL 1810 at Cornville, Maine
Died 5 FEB 1860 at Cornville, Maine
Married Catherine Wise Moore
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Name Dea. Jonathan Flanders Morrill
Son of Judith Flanders & Micajah Morrill
Born 1817 at Cornville, Maine
Died 26 APR 1871 at Athens, Maine
Married Diantha Parlin
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Miriam Flanders
Born 22 AUG 1777 at Weare, N.H.
Died 23 AUG 1840 at Melbourne, Quebec, Canada
Married ABT 1807
Aaron Morrill
Born ABT 1775
Died____________
Father Jabez Morrill
Mother Keturah Pike
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Name Hannah Morrill
Born 7 JUL 1713 at Salisbury, Mass.
Died 20 JUL 1782
Married in Salisbury, Mass., 2 October 173 to Phillip Flanders.
Phillip Flanders was b. in Salisbury, Mass., 19 October 1702;
d. in South Hampton, N.H., 30 April 1780;
m. (1) 1722 to Abigail French
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ASBURY TOWNSHIP T7S R9E

Cottonwood Presbyterian Section 27 1

Ellison Family 25 6

Sanders Family 27 4

Swan 21 42

Vinson 24 21

BOWLESVILLE TOWNSHIP T10&11S R9&10E

Christian 19 & 30 75

Cubelo 9 5

Earnshaw 29 75

Gold Hill 1 12

Gum Springs 15 4

Hogan 9 39

Island Ripple 5 4

Kendrick 31 75

Leonberger 33 63

McCue 33 74
Middle Mines 27 47

Ozee 30 73

Reid Hill 35 14

Robinette 29 62

Smith 33 & 34 67

Stanley 26 5

Willis 19 63

Willis & Zinn 30 63

EAGLE CREEK TOWNSHIP T10$ ROE

Banks 32 47

Blakely Family 26 48

Dutton 24 78

Greer 10 74

Hill 36 74

Jackson 25 78

Kedron 17 73

Lawrence or Pyles 28 48

Leamington 22 64

Lloyd 5 74

Pisgah 12 63

Soward 28 42

Thacker 26 48

Woods 4 47

EQUALITY TOWNSHIP T9S ROE

Bodenback Family 33 67

Elmwood 7 43

Equality Village 17 8

“ “ Supplement 82

Hargrave Family 4 6

Hickory Hill 14 6

Hickory Hill Catholic 14 77

Leavell Hill 36 34

Pickering Family 34 61

St. Joseph Catholic 7 44

GOLD HILL TOWNSHIP T9S R9E

Boutwell Section 15 page 8

Byrd 26 4

Dorman 34 6

Fields 14 45

Kanady 32 48

McGhee 28 49

New Bradley Family 7 19

Old Bradley 8 19

Old Robinson 12 42

Westwood 24 50

NEW HAVEN TOWNSHIP T7 & 8S R10&11 E

Allen 33 2

Gilpin Family 20 2

Groves 29 18

NORTH FORK TOWNSHIP T8S ROE

Bell 14 78

Crawford 25 21

Danner 15 20

Garrett 33 8

Oak Grove Church 7 60

St, Joseph Catholic 36 68

Union Chapel 8 60

Zion 21 41

OMAHA TOWNSHIP T7S R8E

Adkin 32 46

Blackard 25 77

Hazel Ridge 19 2

Palestine #1 27 61

Palestine #2 22 13

Poplar 31 59

Shain 19 18

RIDGWAY TOWNSHIP T8S R9E

Asbury 1 78

Callicott 25 15

Goforth 16 21

Jackson 29 26

Jones 17 17

Lamb 30 3

Logan 23 78

New Zion 15 7

Old Cottonwood 3 76

Riley 35 17

St. Patrick Catholic 24 65

SHAWNEE TOWNSHIP T9S R10E

Buck 17 37

Immaculate Conception 18 71

Logsdon 8 20

New Robinson 8 18

TAKEN FROM: A Short History of North Branch
By Sue Leaf

In the 1860’s St. Paul banker William Banning and other St. Paul business men organized to promote a railroad between St. Paul and Duluth. The Lake Superior and Mississippi Railroad was completed in 1870. St. Paul and Duluth had been connected in the 1850’s by a rough Government Road that the stagecoach used. Now they were linked a second time, bringing the major urban area of Minnesota-- the Twin Cities—in contact with the shipping routes through the Great Lakes to big cities in the eastern United States. The new tracks put Minnesota in touch with the rest of the world. The state could ship out raw materials and receive manufactured goods much more easily.

"North Branch Station" was sited by the railroad company on the north branch of the Sunrise River that same year. The railroad wanted to encourage settlement, so that communities and farmers would use the trains to ship goods. People and their livestock needed water, so the railroad stations were placed, if possible, next to streams or lakes. Forest Lake, Wyoming, Stacy, North Branch, Harris and Rush City all got their start next to a body of water.

Two months after the railroad opened, the station received a post office from the federal government and George F. Flanders became the first postmaster.
The establishment of a post office drew new settlers to the young town. Frank Pratt, a Civil War veteran and former newspaper editor built a one-story general store in partnership with George Flanders, who became its clerk.

At a meeting of the proprietors holden at Amesbury, Mass., March 15, 1738, it was determined to lay out sixty-three five­acre lots for settlement. Chose a committee for that purpose. Also chose their first board of selectmen. March 17, Thomas Rowel and Jonathan Barnard took the oath of office as selectmen, before Orlando Bagley, justice of the peace.

At a meeting of the proprietors of the township No. 1, June 23, 1738, the committee appointed to make some surveys for settlements, &c. reported, that they had laid out sixty-three house lots, containing about five acres each. These lots were laid out in the vicinity of Gen. Aquila Davis' mills.

The following individuals drew for their lots at that time, and continued their interest in the town till its final settlement, viz: John Allen, John Hoyt, Jacob Currier, Joseph Quimby, Samuel Barnard, John Challis, Ebenezer Wells, Nehemiah Ordway, John Jewet, Joseph Jones, John Nichols, David Ring, Elihu Gould, Stephen Morrill, John Pressey, Stephen Sargent, William Straw, Benjamin Tucker, Aaron Rowell, Jonathan Pressey, Gideon Rowell, Jarvis Ring, Francis Davis, John Sargent, Jonathan Barnard, John Jewel, James Ordway, Paine Wingate, Samuel Straw, Ichabod Colby, Jeremiah FLANDERS, Thomas Rowell. One lot was reserved for the first settled minister, one for the second minister, and one for the use of a school.
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Amesbury - Salisbury Point Cemetery 1788:

RALPH C. FLANDERS
DIED: JULY 20, 1800
AND
SALLY FLANDERS
DIED: NOVEMBER 17, 1813
AGE: 30 YRS
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Newburyport - Old Hill Burying Ground

SARAH HACKETT FLANDERS
IN MEMORY OF MRS. SARAH FLANDERS
RELIC OF MR. NEHEMIAH FLANDERS
BORN: 25 OCT 1716 in Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts
DIED: MATRCH 16, 1791
MARRIED: 23 FEB 1737/38 in Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts
CHILDREN: Jarvis FLANDERS, Nehemiah FLANDERS.
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Amesbury - Salisbury Plains Cemetery 1640

BENJAMIN EVANS FLANDERS
In memory] of
[son of] John & [Betty] Flanders
who died Octr 21, 1796
aged 3 years
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Union Cemetery, Amesbury Massachusetts

SERGEANT JARVIS FLANDERS
In Memory of
Mr Jarvis Flanders
who died Jan.ry 24th 1778
In ye 39th Year of his Age
Morrill's Minutemen Rev. War
Mrs Mary DAVIS Flanders
SONS:
Benaiah
1769-1771
Benaiah
1772-1815
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Death Notices
in the Vineyard Gazette
1850 - 1875

Flanders, Alvin
07/21/54 Chilmark
a60y
Flanders, Mrs. Hannah
07/22/70 Chilmark
100y
Flanders, Mrs. Mary
03/23/66 Dartmouth
65y Chilmark
Flanders, Olivia F
10/31/62 Chilmark
20y
Flanders, Richard W
05/29/68 Sea
a30y
Flanders, Capt. William
05/19/54 Chilmark
a42y
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DATE YEAR NOTES GRANTEE GRANTOR LOCATION TYPE BOOK PAGE

January 29 1812 Range 2, Lot 1-2
Flanders, Anysiphous Asa Crosby Sandwich, ND Gore Deed 69 550
May 01 1794 Lot 4 & 15
Flanders, Ezecal Samuel Lauchlen Alton Deed 18 302
March 11 1786 /
Flanders, Ezekiel Thoms Packer New Durham Gore Deed 7 89
January 21 1807 Range 1, Lot #10
Flanders, Ezekiel Jr. Thomas Cogswell Gilmanton Quit 53 87
January 21 1807 See Back
Flanders, Ezekiel Jr. Ezekiel Flanders Alton Deed 53 86
August 25 1809 Range 2, Lot #6
Flanders, Ezekiel Jr. Ichabod Buzzell, Jr. Gilmanton Quit 61 340
November 24 1817 Range 2, Lot 19
Flanders, James Samuel Kelley New Hampton Deed 98 354
November 25 1817 Range 2, Lot 19
Flanders James William B. Kelley et ux New Hampton Deed 98 355
April 22 1790 Range 1, Lot #21 d1
Flanders, Jonathan John Penhallow et ux Gilmanton Deed 12 12
April 22 1790 /
Flanders, Jonathan Samuel Fifield Gilmanton Deed 12 3
April 22 1790 Rge1, Lot #2, Div2
Flanders, Jonathan Jeremiah Calf Gilmanton Deed 12 2
July 25 1796 Rge1, Div1, Lot #20
Flanders, Jonathan Thomas Flanders Gilmanton Deed 23 55
July 31 1797 See Back
Flanders, Jonathan Thomas Flanders Gilmanton Deed 27 22
January 18 1781 Lot #1, Rge 5,
Flanders, Joseph et al Samuel Conner Gilmanton Deed 4 15
December 15 1796 Rge 9, Lot #15
Flanders, Joseph Thomas Flanders Gilmanton Deed 23 289
February 17 1812 /
Flanders, Joseph Jonathan Gilman, Jr. Sandwich Quit 71 77
February 17 1812 Rge 5, Lot #12
Flanders, Joseph Jonathan Gilman by Gdn. Sandwich Guard. Deed 71 73
February 28 1817 Rge 11, Lot #5
Flanders, Joseph Emerson Porter Gilmanton Deed 94 298
January 13 1779 Lot #14, rge 1
Flanders, Onesiphorus Jonathan Moulton New Hampton Deed 3 238
September 01 1806 Lot #94, Div 1
Flanders, Onesiphorus John I. Blasdel Eaton Deed 52 215
September 04 1806 Lot #33, 1st lng Rng
Flanders, Onesiphorus James McGregore Eaton Quit 52 226
February 06 1810 Lot #29
Flanders, Onesiphorus Rezekiah Webster et al Sandwich (ND Gore) Deed 63 46
January 15 1798 Lot #2
Flanders, Richard et al John Neal Alton Deed 25 319
January 21 1807 See Book
Flanders, Richard Ezekiel Flanders Alton Deed 53 84
September 01 1806 Div 1, Lot #94
Flanders, Samuel Onesiphorus Flanders Eaton Quit 52 217
August 31 1807 Lot #1, E. Div
Flanders, Samuel Onesiphorus Flanders Sandwich Deed 55 176
February 26 1810 Lot #93
Flanders, Samuel Daniel Sawyer Eaton Deed 63 138
February 26 1810 /
Flanders Samuel Hubbard Colby et als Eaton Quit 63 139
February 26 1810 Lot #50, E. Div
Flanders Samuel Ebenezer Wilkinson Coll Twn Eaton Eaton Tax Deed 63 137
September 10 1811 Lot #94, 93
Flanders Samuel John Thompson 2nd Eaton Mtge 68 125
July 25 1811 see book
Flanders Samuel, Jr. Samuel Flanders Sandwich Deed 67 496
September 01 1806 Starks location
Flanders, Stephen William Snell Eaton Quit 52 214
October 31 1774 Lot #10, Rge 3
Flanders, Thomas et al John Moffatt Gore Deed 1 203
July 08 1777 Lot #20 Rge 2
Flanders, Thomas Jonathan Brown et al Gilmanton Deed 3 37
February 27 1776 /
Flanders, Thomas et als Jonathan Coffin et al Gore Partition 1 366
October 24 1781 /
Flanders, Thomas et al Jonathan Coffin et al Gore Partition 4 113
October 26 1786 Lot #15, Rge 9
Flanders, Thomas Stephen Gale Gilmanton (NDurham) Deed 7 500
December 15 1796 See book
Flanders, Thomas, Jr. Thomas Flanders Gilmanton Deed 23 290
December 15 1796 /
Flanders, Thomas Jr. Zebulon Gilman et ux Gilmanton Quit 23 293
December 15 1796 Rge2, Div1, Lt20-21
Flanders, Thomas Jr. Thomas Flanders Gilmanton Deed 23

SOURCE: 1840 Census of Pensioners Revolutionary or Military Services;
With the names, ages, and places of residence
Returned by the marshalls of the several judicial districts; under
The Act for Taking the Sixth Census

First Name Last Name Age Head of Household City/Town County

Abner Flanders 85 Nancy Haniford Northfield Merrimack
David Flanders 83 Amos H*** Franklin Merrimack
Mary Flanders 79 Reuben S. Long Danbury Grafton
Moses Flanders 78 Daniel Smith Enfield Grafton

Thomas Chandler b: 1468 Bishop's Stortford, Hertsfordshire, Eng
1 Thomas CHANDLER b: 1500 Bishop's Stortford, Hertford d: May 23, 1554 Bishop's Stortford, Hertford, Eng
... +Agnes b: Abt 1502 Of, Bishop's Stortford, Hertford, Eng d: 1554 Bishop's Stortford, Hertford, Eng
. 2 John CHANDLER b: Abt 1525 Of, Bishop's Stortford, Hertford, Eng d:of Bishop's Stortford, Hertford, Eng
. 2 Thomas CHANDLER b: 1528 Bishops, Stortford, Hertford, Eng d: June 4, 1611 Bishop, Stortford, Herts, Eng
..... +Joanne b: Abt 1531 Of Bishops-, Stortford, Herts, Eng d: March 11, 1605/06 Bishop, Stortford, Herts, Eng
.. 3 Agnes CHANDLER b: Bishop, Stortford, Herts, Eng d: February 20, 1598/99 Bishopsstortford, Hertford, Eng
.. 3 Barbara CHANDLER b: 1553 Bishop, Stortford, Herts, Eng d: Aft. 1554 Bishop, Stortford, Herts, Eng
.. 3 Barbara CHANDLER b: Abt 1560
.. 3 Sarah CHANDLER b: July 5, 1562 Bishop, Stortford, Hertford, Eng d: September 20, 1650 Bishop, Stortford, Hertford, Eng
.. 3 Henry CHANDLER b: 1565 Bishops, Stortford, Hertford, Eng d: December 17, 1618 Bishops, Stortford, Hertford, Eng
....... +Anne CHANDLER b: 1569 Of Bishops, Stortford, Hertford, Eng d: December 6, 1630 Bishops, Stortford, Herts, Eng
.... 4 Richard CHANDLER b: Nov 21, 1591 Bishopsstortford, Hertsford, Eng d: Abt 1593 Bishopsstortfrd?, Hertford, Eng
.... 4 Sarah CHANDLER b: March 11, 1597/98 Bishopsstortford, Hertsford, Eng d: Aft. 1618 Bishopsstortfrd?, Hertford, Eng
.... 4 Elizabeth CHANDLER b: 1601 Bishops-, Stortford, Herts, Eng d: May 2, 1619 Bishopsstortfrd?, Hertford, Eng
.... 4 Samuel CHANDLER b: October 13, 1605 Bishop Stratford, Hert, Eng d: May 11, 1606 Of, Hertshire, Eng
.... 4 Samuel CHANDLER b: July 19, 1607 Bishops Stortford, Herts, Eng d: , , Prob. Eng
.... 4 William CHANDLER b: October 12, 1595 Bishops Stortfor, Herts, , Eng, (46) d: Nov 26, 1641 Roxbury, Suffolk, Ma
........ +Annis Agnes BAYFORD b: June 12, 1603 Of, Farnham, Essex, Eng d: March 15, 1682/83 Roxbury, Suffolk, Mass
...... 5 William CHANDLER b: March 26, 1627 , Bishops Stortford, Hertford, Eng d: Nov 27, 1633 Bishop Stortford, , Hertford, Eng
...... 5 Thomas CHANDLER b: Aug 9, 1628 Of Bishops Stort, Herts, , Eng, (74) d: Jan 15, 1702/03 , Andover, Essex, Ma
...... 5 Hannah CHANDLER b: May 23, 1629 Andover, Essex, Ma Or Farnham, Herts d: June 2, 1711 Andover, Essex, Ma
...... 5 Hannah CHANDLER b: May 22, 1630 , Andover, Ma or Farnham, Eng d: Jan 11, 1710/11 , Andover, Essex, Ma
.......... +George Abbott b: June 14, 1615 Bishops, Stortford, Hertford, Eng d: December 24, 1681 Andover, Essex, Mass
...... 5 Henry CHANDLER b: Aug 13, 1632 Bishopsstortford, Herts, , Eng d: 1632 D. Young, Herts, Eng
...... 5 John CHANDLER b: Aug 27, 1634 Bishps Stortford, Hertford, Eng d: April 15, 1703 , Woodstock, Windsor, Vermont
...... 5 William CHANDLER b: March 20, 1635/36 Bishops Stortford, Hertford, Eng d: Aug 18, 1698 Andover, Essex, Ma
.......... +Mary Clarke DANE b: Ipswich, Essex, Ma d: May 10, 1679 Andover, Essex, Mass
....... 6 Mary CHANDLER b: April 5, 1659 Andover, Essex, Mass d: Jan 18, 1744/45
....... 6 William CHANDLER b: Jan 31, 1660/61 Andover, Essex, Ma d: October 27, 1727
....... 6 Sarah CHANDLER b: Jan 29, 1661/62 Andover, Essex, Ma d: May 12, 1668 Andover, Essex, Mass
....... 6 John CHANDLER b: April 16, 1665 Andover, Essex, Ma d: December 28, 1681 Andover, Essex, Mass
....... 6 Philemon CHANDLER b: Aug 24, 1667 Andover, Essex, Ma d: May 6, 1668 Andover, Essex, Mass
....... 6 Thomas II CHANDLER b: March 2, 1667/68 Andover, Essex, Ma d: October 6, 1670 Andover, Essex, Mass
....... 6 Phileman II CHANDLER b: September 4, 1671 Andover, Essex, Ma d: Woodstock, Windham, Ct
....... 6 Hannah CHANDLER b: February 5, 1672/73 Andover, Essex, Ma d: September 15, 1718 Andover, Essex, Mass
....... 6 Thomas IICHANDLER, JR b: December 5, 1676 Andover, Essex, Ma d: Nov 7, 1751 Andover, Essex, Mass
....... 6 John CHANDLER b: March 14, 1678/79 Andover, Essex, Ma d: April 23, 1734 Andover, Essex, Ma
........... +Hannah FRYE b: April 12, 1683 Andover, Essex, Ma d: Aug 1, 1727 Andover, Essex, Mass
......... 7 Joshua CHANDLER b: 1705 Andover, Essex, Ma d: March 24, 1733/34
......... 7 Nathan CHANDLER b: Jan 31, 1707/08 Andover, Essex, Ma d: July 31, 1784
......... 7 Hannah CHANDLER b: 1709 Andover, Essex, Ma d: Aft. 1783 Living Andover 1783
......... 7 Mary CHANDLER b: May 7, 1712 Andover, Essex, Ma d: December 28, 1728
......... 7 Phebe CHANDLER b: Jan 2, 1714/15 Andover, Essex, Ma d: May 13, 1737
......... 7 Abiel CHANDLER b: Nov 14, 1717 Andover, Essex, Ma d: 1767
......... 7 Samuel CHANDLER b: Nov 14, 1717 Andover, Essex, Ma d: December 9, 1717 , , , (died Young)
......... 7 Lydia CHANDLER b: Aug 10, 1720 Andover, Essex, Ma d: Nov 9, 1803 Andover, Mass.
......... 7 Samuel CHANDLER b: Aug 2, 1723 Andover, Essex, Ma d: September 29, 1723
......... 7 Isaac CHANDLER b: February 22, 1724/25 Andover, Essex, Ma d: March 10, 1724/25
......... 7 Dorcas CHANDLER b: July 18, 1727 Andover, Essex, Ma d: Aug 2, 1727
......... 7 [2] John Chandler b: 1702 d: July 26, 1775
............. +[3] Tabitha Abbott b: Abt 1707 Andover, Massachussetts d: Concord, New Hampshire
........... 8 [4] Hannah CHANDLER b: 1728 Andover, Essex, Ma d: Aug 4, 1728 Andover
........... 8 [5] John CHANDLER b: Aug 15, 1730 Andover, Essex, Ma d: March 1, 1807 Penneycook, (concord), Merrimack, NH
............... +[6] Mary Carter
............ 9 [7] John Chandler b: December 11, 1752 d: March 1832
................ +[8] Naomi Farnum b: April 1760
............ 9 [9] Nathan Chandler b: April 28, 1754 d: April 13, 1781
................ +[10] Susan Ambrose
............ 9 [11] Isaac Chandler b: April 18, 1758
................ +[12] Mary Kimball
............ 9 [13] Joseph Chandler b: Nov 18, 1760 d: April 23, 1826
................ +[14] Hannah Farrington
............ 9 [15] Jeremiah Chandler b: March 31, 1763 d: February 1829
................ +[16] Judith Farnum
............ 9 [17] Moses Chandler b: Nov 23, 1765
................ +[18] Sally Goodwin
........... 8 [19] Timothy Chandler b: Aug 15, 1733 Andover, Massachussetts d: March 24, 1770
............... +[20] Elizabeth Copp b: April 16, 1740
............ 9 [21] Tabitha Chandler b: June 17, 1760
................ +[22] McIntire
............ 9 [23] Timothy Chandler b: April 25, 1762 d: Aug 19, 1848
................ +[24] Sarah Abbot
............ 9 [25] Abiel Chandler b: October 20, 1765
................ +[26] Thomas
............ 9 [27] Elizabeth Chandler b: Jan 28, 1768 d: Jan 25, 1799
........... 8 [28] Daniel Chandler b: February 15, 1734/35 Andover, Massachussetts d: October 25, 1795
............... +[29] Sarah Merrill b: April 24, 1741 Concord, Merrimack, New Hampshire d: July 25, 1810 Fryeburg, Oxford, Maine
............ 9 [30] Sarah Chandler b: December 15, 1756 d: 1842
................ +[31] ABNER FLANDERS
............ 9 [32] Molly Chandler b: Jan 27, 1760 d: May 1, 1831
................ +[33] Ebenezer West
............ 9 [34] Lydia Chandler b: June 22, 1765 d: June 24, 1842
................ +[35] Jonas Oliver Flanders
............ 9 [36] Abigail Chandler b: July 4, 1767 d: Jan 12, 1884
............ 9 [37] Paul Chandler b: May 5, 1770 d: April 5, 1815
................ +[38] Susan Hardy
............ 9 [39] Ann Chandler b: 1771 d: February 7, 1799
................ +[40] Richard Walker
............ 9 [41] Hannah Chandler b: June 19, 1773 Concord, New Hampshire d: March 31, 1826
................ +[42] Joshua Graham b: June 7, 1763 Rumford Township, New Hampshire d: March 15, 1830
............ 9 [43] Abiel Chandler b: February 26, 1777
................ +[44] Dorcas Sargent b: Boston
............ 9 [45] John Chandler b: March 19, 1781
................ +[46] Mary Harriman
............ 9 [47] Joanna Chandler b: 1758
............ 9 [48] Mary CHANDLER b: Jan 27, 1760 Andover, Essex, Ma
............ 9 [49] Hannah CHANDLER b: June 19, 1763 Andover, Essex, Ma
............ 9 [50] Paul CHANDLER b: May 5, 1769 Andover, Essex, Ma
........... *2nd Wife of [28] Daniel Chandler:
............... +[51] Sarah Eastman b: Abt 1739
........... 8 [52] Joshua Chandler b: June 9, 1740 d: December 3, 1816
............... +[53] Irene Copp b: Abt 1741 Sanborneton, New Hampshire
............ 9 [54] Ruhammah Chandler
............ 9 [55] Hannah Chandler
............ 9 [56] Daniel Chandler b: September 1, 1768 d: June 1817
................ +[57] Mehitabel Arlin
............ 9 [58] Ruth Chandler b: February 20, 1770 d: May 1792
................ +[1] George Arlin
............ 9 [59] Sarah Chandler b: February 12, 1774 d: 1792
................ +[1] George Arlin
............ 9 [60] Joshua Chandler b: February 1776
............ 9 [61] Joshua Chandler b: September 4, 1782
................ +[62] Nancy Arlin
........... 8 [63] Hannah Chandler b: September 3, 1744 Andover, Essex, Ma
....... 6 JosephCHANDLER, JR b: May 10, 1679 Andover, Essex, Mass d: May 10, 1679 Andover, Mass.
....... 6 Phebe CHANDLER b: 1683 Andover, Essex, Mass
....... 6 Rhoda CHANDLER b: September 26, 1684 Andover, Essex, Ma d: Aug 14, 1765 Andover, Essex, Mass
...... 5 Sarah CHANDLER b: 1638 , Roxbury, Suffolk, Mass d: December 1, 1692 Prob, Roxbury, Suffolk, Mass
...... 5 Joseph CHANDLER b: 1638 Roxbury, Mass. d: Aft. 1665 Boston, Mass.
...... 5 Annis CHANDLER b: 1639 , Roxbury, Suffolk, Ma d: March 15, 1681/82 , Andover, Essex, Mass
.. 3 Richard CHANDLER b: 1565 Bishop, Stortford, Hertford, Eng d: February 2, 1592/93 Bishop, Stortford, Hertford, Eng
.. 3 Edward CHANDLER b: 1568 Bishops, Stortford, Hertford, Eng d: Nov 9, 1653 Bishops, Stortford, Hertford, Eng
.. 3 William CHANDLER b: Aug 31, 1570 Bishop Stratford, Hertford, Eng d: July 8, 1590 Bishopsstortford, Hertford, Eng
.. 3 John CHANDLER b: Aug 10, 1573 Bishop Stortford, , Hertford, Eng d: May 9, 1592 Bishops, Stortford, Hertford, Eng
.. 3 Thomas CHANDLER b: Abt 1575 Bishops, Stortford, Hertford, Eng d: May 23, 1592 Bishops, Stortford, Hertford, Eng
. 2 Agnes CHANDLER b: 1530 Bishops, Stortford, Herts, Eng d: Bishopsstortfrd?, Hertford, Eng
. 2 Robert CHANDLER b: 1532 Bishop, Stortford, Herts, Eng d: Aug 2, 1611 Bishop, Stortford, Herts, Eng

HELEN HARTNESS FLANDERS
Ballad Collector, Poet, Scholar, Musician
ON LAWN OF THE HARTNESS HOUSE, 30 ORCHARD STREET
Born in Springfield, Vermont in 1890, daughter of Governor James Hartness and wife of U.S. Senator Ralph E. Flanders, Helen Hartness Flanders became an internationally recognized ballad collector and authority on folk music. Among her many endeavors, she wrote nine books (the first, Vermont Folk Songs and Ballads), lectured with local singers and developed the Flanders Ballad Collection. This treasure containing thousands of folk songs preserved in the oral tradition, as well as books and manuscripts, was donated to Middlebury College in 1941. The College awarded Mrs. Flanders an honorary Master of Arts degree for her work in the field of folk music. She died in Springfield in 1972.

NAME MERIDIAN TWP RANGE SECTION ACREAGE TYPE CASETYPE DOCID DATE

FLANDERS GEORGE W 20 003 S 004 E 025 160 251101 PA 174 11/01/1880
FLANDERS GEORGE W 20 003 S 005 E 014 0 251101 PA 465089 03/27/1915
FLANDERS GEORGE W 20 003 S 005 E 014 20 251101 PA 465089 03/27/1915
FLANDERS GEORGE W 20 003 S 005 E 014 20 251101 PA 465089 03/27/1915
FLANDERS GEORGE W 20 003 S 005 E 014 19.98 251101 PA 465089 03/27/1915

Laurens County Georgia Land Grants 1784-1903
NAME BOOK PAGE ACRES YEAR

FLANDERS, BARNABUS X-5 814 250 1851
FLANDERS, BARNABUS V-5 867 200 1846
FLANDERS, BARNABUS X-5 535 300 1851
FLANDERS, ELBERT X-5 406 400 1850
FLANDERS, FRANCIS E. Z-5 539 150 1856
FLANDERS, FRANCIS E. R-5 126 600 1834
FLANDERS, FRANCIS E. X-5 813 400 1851
M-230, PUGHES CRK.
FLANDERS, FREDERICK A-B 20 50 1860
FLANDERS, JOSEPH R. A-B 692 490 1880
FLANDERS, MARK U-5 359 300 1841
M-411,DRY CR.
FLANDERS, WILLIAM Y-5 208 47 1852

Name State Branch Cemetery Location

Flanders, E. C. Union, RI 1st, CAV Washington, DC
Flanders, Albert Union, KS 2nd, CAV Denver, CO
Flanders, George F Union, LA 1st, CAV Denver, CO
Flanders, Josiah Haynes Union, New Eng 1st, CAV Boscawen, NH
Flanders, Charles G. Union, ME 6th, INF Grass Valley, CA
Flanders, Samuel W. Union, ME 1st, HART Shirley, ME
FLANDERS, Orrin J. Union, IL 78, INF Baxter Springs, KS
Flanders, Abner Union, L.N.G 3 Ludlow, VT
Flanders, Abner J. Union, NY 12th Bradford, VT
Flanders, Albert P. Union, NY 12 Bradford, VT
Flanders, Charles W. Union, VT 7th Sheffield, VT
Flanders, Daniel M. Union 11, HART Bradford, VT
Flanders, Edmund G. Union 11, HART Bradford, VT
Flanders, Edwin B. Union, VT 4th Tunbridge, VT
Flanders, Edwin J. Union, VT 12th Springfield, VT
Flanders, Ezra W. Union, VT 2nd Bradford, VT
Flanders, George A. Union, NH 10 Hardwick, VT
Flanders, George T Union, VT 4th Ripton, VT
Flanders, George T Union, VT 1st, Cav. Ripton, VT
Flanders, George T. Union, VT 13th Rutland, VT
Flanders, George W. Union, VT 9th Stannard, VT
Flanders, George W. Union, NH 13 Strafford, VT
Flanders, George W. Union, MA 44 Tunbridge, VT
Flanders, George W. Union, VT 1st, Band Tunbridge, VT
Flanders, Henry C. Union, VT 14th Shrewsbury, VT
Flanders, Jonathan H. Union, VT 13th Walden, VT
Flanders, Joshua A. Union, VT 6th E. Fairfield, VT
Flanders, Luther Union, VT 1st, Band Newport, VT
Flanders, Moses L Union, VT 7th Bennington, VT
Flanders, O.S. Union, VT 1st, Cav. Ludlow, VT
Flanders, Royal C. Union, VT 9th Orange, VT
Flanders, Stephen B. Union, VT 1st Tinmouth, VT
Flanders, Volney R. Union, VT 1st Rochester, VT
Flanders, Volney R. Union, VT 14th Rochester, VT
Flanders, William Union, VT 14th E. Clarendon, VT
Flanders, John W Union, VT 9th Chalmette, La
Flanders, Stanislaus Union, US Navy City Point, VA
Flanders, Caleb Union Baton Rouge, LA
Flanders, Alfred Union, MI 6, CAV Bandon, OR
Flanders, George A Union, NH 8, INF Saginaw, MI
Flanders, Hiram Union, MI 8, CAV Dowagiac, MI
Flanders, John H Union, MI 6, INF Memphis, TN
Flanders, Milan Union, MI 12, INF Dowagiac, MI
Flanders, William Union, MI 6, INF Grand Rapids, MI
Flanders, Nathaniel Union, ME 1st, ART NH
Flanders, Harlan P Union Concord, NH
Flanders, Josiah Haynes Union 1st, CAV Boscawen, NH
Flanders, John A Union, IA Concord, NH
Flanders, Wallace W Union, MA 57th, INF Seabrook, NH
Flanders, George C Union, MA 20th, INF Concord, NH
Flanders, Frank W Union, MA 8th, INF Seabrook, NH
Flanders, Frank C Union, MA 17th, HART Nashua, NH
Flanders, C C Union, MA 20th, INF Concord, NH
Flanders, Frank B Union, NH 11th, INF Goffstown, NH
Flanders, Jesse Union, NH 6th, INF Newton, NH
Flanders, Ira M Union, NH 12th, INF Washington, DC
Flanders, George J Union, NH 18th, INF Warner, NH
Flanders, George E Union, NH 3rd, INF Penacook, NH
Flanders, Charles H Union, NH 16th, INF Mound City, IL
Flanders, Charles F Union, NH 11th, INF Dover, NH
Flanders, Edwin Union, NH 1st, HART Goffstown, NH
Flanders, Benjamin C Union, NH 1st, HART Warner, NH
Flanders, Jonathan Union, NH 16th, INF Henniker, NH
Flanders, John A Union, NH 1st, HART Nashua, NH
Flanders, John K Union, NH 3rd, INF Hilton Head, SC
Flanders, Samuel F Union, NH 1st, `Ha NH
Flanders, Thomas B Union, NH 11th, INF Warner, NH
Flanders, William C Union, NH 4th, INF Goffstown, NH
Flanders, William F? W Union, NH 3rd, INF Croydon, NH
Flanders, John S Union, NH 5th, INF Lebanon, NH
Flanders, Anstis M Union, NH 16th, INF Henniker, NH
Flanders, M Union, NY 10th, HART Portland, OR
Flanders, Charles Union San Francisco, CA
Flanders, P. W. Union, WI 40, Inf Los Angeles, CA
FLANDERS, GEORGE C Union, IL 100, INF IL
FLANDERS, JAMES Union, IL 132, INF IL
FLANDERS, NATHAN Union, IL 23, INF IL
FLANDERS, OTIS B Union, NY 121, INF IL
FLANDERS, CHARLES M Union, IL 105, INF IL
FLANDERS, DANIEL Union, NH 4, INF IL
Flanders, Charles L Union, MA 1st, HART Andersonville, GA
Flanders, Charles W Union, VT 10, INF Sheffield, VT
Flanders, Lewis G Union, ME 20th, INF Andersonville, GA
Flanders, Orlando Union, NH 9th, INF Andersonville, GA
Flanders, Titus H Union, NY 153, Inf Jefferson Barracks, MO
Flanders, Gilmore Union, IL 68th, INF Los Angeles, CA
Flanders, Ira Union Saranac, NY
Flanders, John J. Union, NY 16, INF NY
Flanders, Orville Union, NY 22, CAV Clarkson, NY
Flanders, Philip Union, NY 50, Engineers Bath, NY
Flanders, Thomas N. Union Taberg, NY
Flanders, Charles L. Union, MA 1st, HART MA
Flanders, Joseph G. Union, NH 3rd, INF Newburyport, MA
Flanders, Laurin Union, NH 8th, INF Newburyport, MA
Flanders, George E. Union, MA 40th, INF MA
Flanders, Walter W. Union, MA 40th, INF MA
Flanders, Charles E Union, MA 15, INF MA
Flanders, King H Union, NH 3rd, INF Boston, MA
Flanders, George E Union, MA 40th, INF Amesbury, MA
Flanders, Walter W Union, MA 40th, INF Amesbury, MA
Flanders, Benjamin Union, ME 21st, INF Baton Rouge, LA
Flanders, Daniel C Union, ME 27th, INF Buxton, ME

AN INTRODUCTION TO GALLATIN COUNTY, EARLY GATEWAY TO
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS AND CENTER OF THE EARLY SALTMAKING INDUSTRY

Upon acquiring statehood in 1818 Illinois received title to the salt pro­ducing lands and continued the five leases signed in 1817. One lease was to Meredith Fisher and Willis Hargrave, another to Jonathan Taylor, another operator was James Ratcliff, another was Timothy Guard whose works were still oper­ating in 1832, and the last was Geo. Robinson who in 1816 purchased for $7,000 all the equipment and lease of Leonard White. (Deed book A of Gallatin County) Robinson had been county sheriff and White had resigned as militia captain in 1812 to accept an appointment as county judge.

The last operators were Joseph Castle and Broughton Temple who, along with Stephen R. Rowan, Andrew McAllen, Chalon Guard and Abner Flanders formed a company in 1854. They spent lots of money on a deep well and other improvements, hoping to make the Half Moon Lick profitable once more. Several years later with Castle and Temple as sole owners, using other efficiencies and coal instead of wood as fuel, production reached 500 bushels in 24 hours. Until 1870 their 4 and 6 mule teams were a common sight on the Shawneetown road as they hauled salt. By 1873 overproduction and the panic with the resultant low prices, the end came to an industry which had furnished much of a new state's revenue, and which had attracted vast numbers of people to this area, some for a short time period before moving on, others as permanent residents.

About 1800 Shawneetown's first white settler, a gunsmith and blacksmith named Michael Sprinkle, arrived. It is said that he served the needs of the white as well as the occasional red man after building his cabin and shop. His talents became more important as activity increased around the Ohio River Landing.
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GALLATIN COUNTY ILLINOIS LAND RECORDS


FLANDERS ABNER SL NESE 32 08S 08E 3 40.00 .50 20.00 MALE 11/03/1835 UNKNOWN 814 029
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL NENW 04 09S 08E 3 40.00 .50 20.00 MALE 06/07/1836 UNKNOWN 814 037
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL SWNW 04 09S 08E 3 40.00 .50 20.00 MALE 06/07/1836 UNKNOWN 814 037
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL N2E2NE 05 09S 08E 3 38.25 000.00 00000.00 MALE 05/10/1831 UNKNOWN 815 047
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL S2E2SE 32 08S 08E 3 40.00 000.00 00000.00 MALE 05/10/1831 UNKNOWN 815 047
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL N2W2NW 04 09S 08E 3 39.00 000.00 00000.00 MALE 05/10/1831 UNKNOWN 815 047
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL E2NE 08 09S 08E 3 80.00 000.00 00000.00 MALE 01/28/1830 UNKNOWN 815 039
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL N2W2NE 08 09S 08E 3 40.00 000.00 00000.00 MALE 08/16/1831 UNKNOWN 815 039
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL E2SW 33 08S 08E 3 80.00 000.00 00000.00 MALE 05/10/1831 UNKNOWN 815 038
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL W2SW 33 08S 08E 3 80.00 000.00 00000.00 MALE 01/28/1830 UNKNOWN 815 038
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL N2N2NW 28 08S 08E 3 40.00 000.00 00000.00 MALE 05/11/1831 UNKNOWN 815 038
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL S2W2SE 05 09S 08E 3 40.00 000.00 00000.00 MALE 08/16/1831 UNKNOWN 815 039
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL E2NW 22 08S 08E 3 80.00 000.00 00000.00 MALE 05/21/1833 UNKNOWN 815 037
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL E2SW 33 08S 08E 3 80.00 .75 60.00 MALE 05/10/1831 UNKNOWN 813 011
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL N2W2NE 08 09S 08E 3 40.00 .75 30.00 MALE 08/16/1831 UNKNOWN 813 013
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL S2W2SE 05 09S 08E 3 40.00 .75 30.00 MALE 08/16/1831 UNKNOWN 813 013
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL E2NE 08 09S 08E 3 80.00 1.00 80.00 MALE 01/28/1830 UNKNOWN 813 013
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL N2W2NW 04 09S 08E 3 39.00 .75 29.75 MALE 05/10/1831 UNKNOWN 813 024
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL N2E2NE 05 09S 08E 3 38.25 .75 28.68 MALE 05/10/1831 UNKNOWN 813 024
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL N2W2NW 28 08S 08E 3 40.00 .75 30.00 MALE 05/11/1831 UNKNOWN 813 010
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL S2E2SE 32 08S 08E 3 40.00 .75 30.00 MALE 05/10/1831 UNKNOWN 813 024
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL E2NW 21 08S 08E 3 80.00 .50 40.00 MALE 05/21/1833 UNKNOWN 813 009
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL W2SW 33 08S 08E 3 80.00 1.00 80.00 MALE 01/28/1830 UNKNOWN 813 011
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL E2NW 22 08S 08E 3 80.00 .50 20.00 MALE 05/21/1833 UNKNOWN 814 011
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL N2W2NW 28 08S 08E 3 40.00 .75 30.00 MALE 05/11/1831 UNKNOWN 814 005
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL S2W2SE 05 09S 08E 3 0040.00 .75 00030.00 MALE 08/16/1831 UNKNOWN 814 006
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL N2W2NW 28 08S 08E 3 0040.00 000.75 00030.00 MALE 05/10/1831 UNKNOWN 814 005
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL N2E2NE 05 09S 08E 3 38.25 .75 28.68 MALE 05/10/1831 UNKNOWN 814 004
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL E2NE 08 09S 08E 3 80.00 1.00 80.00 MALE 01/28/1830 UNKNOWN 814 002
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL S2E2SE 32 08S 08E 3 40.00 .75 30.00 MALE 05/10/1831 UNKNOWN 814 004
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL N2E2SW 33 08S 08E 3 40.00 .75 30.00 MALE 05/10/1831 UNKNOWN 814 004
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL N2W2NW 04 09S 08E 3 39.00 .75 97.50 MALE 05/10/1831 UNKNOWN 814 003
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL S2E2SW 33 08S 08E 3 40.00 .75 30.00 MALE 05/10/1831 UNKNOWN 814 004
GALLATIN

FLANDERS ABNER SL W2SW 33 08S 08E 3 80.00 1.00 80.00 MALE 01/28/1830 UNKNOWN 814 002
GALLATIN

"The John Elliot Family of Bocawen, New Hampshire", by Henry Ames Kimball, Rumford Press, Concord, NH. 1918, pp. 1-3.

In the northern part of Boscawen, New Hampshire, not far from the Salisbury line, on a secluded farm, lies a small enclosure, now well overgrown with bushes, where repose the remains of some of the pioneer Elliotts.

In searching amongst the ancient graves one looks in vain for the last resting-place of John Elliot, the original pioneer, though it is possible that he and his wife might be buried here. The oldest markers are some crude stones, on one of which can be traced the characters J E 83. This marks the grave of John Elliot, who died at the age of 83, February 18, 1827, as known by other records. The adjoining stone simply says T E, which stands for Temperance Durrill, his first wife, who died before 1781. Nearby stones are marked D E and A L. These initials mean Durrill Elliot and Ascenith Elliot, wife of Noah Little, who were the second and third children of John and Temperance (Durrill) Elliot. Ascenith Elliot died June 8, 1808.

By tracing the other inscriptions it is found that John Elliot is surrounded by the graves of six of his thirteen children; by nine grandsons and nine grand-daughters; and by four great-grandchildren. In most of the cases the husbands and wives of the Elliots are buried with them, making a patriachal assembladge which, under our changing conditions, could not be found in any modern cemetery.

A list of the graves of the descendants is interesting. Beside John Elliot’s two children already mentioned, Durrill and Ascenith (Elliot) Little, there are found the graves of John Elliot and Sally, his wife; Joseph Elliot and Hannah M., his wife; Enoch Elliot and Mary, his wife; and Susannah (Elliot) Hale with Royal Hale, her husband. Enoch and Susannah were children of John by his second marriage.

The nine grandsons to John Elliot are Enoch and Calvin, sons of Enoch; William Harrison, son of Joseph, Bartlett, Thomas Jefferson and Nehemiah Cogswell Elliot; and Frederick hale, Samuel Hale and his wife, Sarah D. Cram, and Benjamin F. Hale and his wife, Matilda L. Ambrose, sons of Susannah (Elliot) Hale.

The nine grandaughters to John Elliot are Lucinda, with her husband, John Clement; Hannah M. and Fidelia (Elliot) Emerson, daughters of Joseph; Miriam B., daughter of John; Melinda B. Folsom, daughter of Enoch Elliot; Susan (Elliot) Flanders; and Sarah Adams Hale and Harriet M. Hale, daughters of Royal and Susannah (Elliot) Hale. Miss Harriet M. Hale, who died in 1906 at the age of 86, has a grave marked by a modern slab of marble.

The four great-grandchildren to John Elliot are the infant daughter of Thomas Jefferson Elliot; and George Q. Clement, son of John and Lucinda (Elliot) Clement; and two infant children of Samuel and Sarah D. (Shattuck) Hale.

Beside the foregoing there is found a stone marked: "Benjamin Rowell, d. December 11, 1857, ae. 51." Benjamin Rowell’s name is also inscribed on the south side of the marble block commemorating the Hales. On this block are given the years of his birth and death, "1806-1857". Underneath Benjamin Rowell’s name is that of Dudley Cram, probably Mrs. Hale’s second husband, with the dates, "1802-1865." On the north side of the Hale block the inscriptions read: "Infant 1848-1848; Infant 1849-1849; Martha Hale 1768-1850." Near by is a small marble stone on which are cut in tiny letters: "dau. son." Perhaps these may belong to the Hale family.

There are twelve rough or broken stones on which no chiselling of any kind can be traced. They indicate graves, most of which are bounded by foot stones also, which are probably the last resting-places of some of the early Elliots. One ancient slab of rough granite, different from the others in form, is shaped somewhat like an old-fashioned coffin set upright in the ground. Possibly this may mark the remains of the original pioneer, John Elliot.

Inscriptions:

Susan Flanders,
Daughter of Mr. Ezekiel and Mrs Rachel Flanders,
d. 8 Jan 1827, age 15

FLANDERS BERTHA M.
74
15 BURNSIDE AVE.
8 JUN 1954

FLANDERS CORA PRESSLER
BRADFORD PA
08 JAN 1993

FLANDERS EARL J.
74
15 BURNSIDE AVE.
18 JAN 1975

FLANDERS IRENE F
80
RIXFORD PA
9 JAN 1991

FLANDERS MARIAM S CRAWFORD
RD1 ARKPORT NY
07 JUL 1993

FLANDERS MERLE A.
RIXFORD PA.
13 JUN 1961

FLANDERS MERLE J
HORNELL NY
23 MAR 1993

FLANDERS MRS. ZELLA M.
49
RIXFORD PA.
22 MAR 1938

FLANDERS VIOLET G HOFFMISTER
FORMERLY OF BRADFORD PA
4 APR 1994
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Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Huston Township
Clearfield County Pennsylvania

FLANDERS Luana L.
1843-1916

FLANDERS, Morris
56y
Huston Twp., PA
1/23/1898 Huston Twp., PA
Typhoid
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Lakeside Cemetery
Hastings, Dakota County, Minnesota

Charles F. Flanders
1906-1967,
married Laura E. 25 July 1955

John James Flanders
1908-1979

Laura E. Flanders
1907-1995,
married Charles F. 25 July 1955

Malone New York
Flanders Elementary -
Was built on a cemetery. The cemetery was also built on Indian Sacred ground. There have been sightings of Indians on the playground, and a man who actually uses the boy’s bathroom. My Aunt lives behind the school and found out that not only is the school on Indian Sacred ground, but also their house is on the actual burial ground. My three cousins woke up at exactly the same time one night and saw an Indian girl standing on the deck. Also, they have heard moans from the basement. A few years after these occurrences, they put in a pool. They found human bones and Indian artifacts. Since that point, nothing has occurred at the house.

Merchant Mariners killed on U.S. operated ships during World War II

Flanders Ira Calef
SHIP: Cranford
07/30/42
2nd Mate
HOME: New Orleans LA
AGE: UNKNOWN

Flanders Stanley
SHIP: Azalea City
02/21/42
Deck Engineer
HOME: Bristol CT
AGE: UNKNOWN

SHEFFIELD, Vermont
BIRTHS

FLANDERS Alma * Birth: 15 Jun 1829 * A record of the Births of Reuben Flanders Children (p. 273 / vol. 2)
FLANDERS Daniel [S.] * Birth: 16 Aug 1833 * A record of the Births of Reuben Flanders Children (p. 273 / vol. 2)
FLANDERS Enos G. * Birth: 15 Jul 1825 * A record of the Births of Reuben Flanders Children (p. 273 / vol. 2)
FLANDERS John B. * Birth: 13 Nov 1819 * A record of the Births of Reuben Flanders Children (p. 273 / vol. 2)
FLANDERS King H. * Birth: 1 Apr 1822 * A record of the Births of Reuben Flanders Children (p. 273 / vol. 2)
FLANDERS Laura [S.] * Birth: 9 Sep 1835 * A record of the Births of Reuben Flanders Children (p. 273 / vol. 2)
FLANDERS Lucinda * Birth: 29 Jun 1817 * A record of the Births of Reuben Flanders Children (p. 273 / vol. 2)

Music in Equality Illinois
(1878-1928)

The Equality Home Band was organized in the fall of 1904 with eighteen charter members. They were Earl Helm, Al. Beltz, Matt. Wathen, D.W. Grimes, Henry Baldwin, Victor Pearce, A.C. Pickering, Jess Turner, FRANK FLANDERS, O.C. Breeze, Orval Purcell, James McLain, E.V. Baldwin, J.C. Coyle, C.O. Dempsey, Carl W. Wright, James Dixon and Roland McHenry - - - - Mr. Marshall R. Moore was their first instructor and was an ever faithful member until his death.

The Band has known a number of directors since. Those remembered are J.B. Smith, Harry G. Moore, Victor Pearce, Lee A. Stader and Guy E. Malin.

This Band was organized at the suggestion of J.C. Coyle following a visit of the Carrier Mills Band which was engaged to furnish music for the first Equality Industrial Exposition, in (1904). No doubt the bright red uniforms and shiny brass instruments did much to arouse the enthusiasm of the citizens and to promote the idea.

It is interesting to know that one year from the date of the organization of this band, only nine of the original eighteen members remained, but the membership still remained eighteen or more.

JEREMIAH STICKNEY, b. in Haverhill, October 10, 1758 (posthumous); m. there Dec. 29, 1785, Elizabeth, dau. of David Flanders of Plaistow, N. H., who was b. Aug. 19, 1758.

He was one of the Minute Men in Capt. James Sawyer's Co., March and April, 1775, in service five days. In Captain Moses McFarland's Co., Col. Nixon's Reg., Sept., Oct., and Nov., 1776. He with others of the Artillery Co. volunteered Sept., 1777, to reinforce the Northern Army at Saratoga, in Capt. Nathaniel Marsh's Co., Major Gage's Reg., and served from Oct. 2, to Nov. 6, 1777. [Mass. Archives.]

He was a house-holder in Haverhill, May 6, 1799, and was a maker of potters' ware. Removed from there to Plaistow, N. H., after their children were born, and lived two years; then went to Hopkinton, N. H., and lived three years; then to Concord, N. H. He was a Lieutenant in the war of 1812, and d. in Concord, Feb. 21, 1837. His widow, Elizabeth Stickney, was a Revolutionary Pensioner, June 1, 1840, when she was 82 years of age, and lived in Concord, N. H., with her son-in-law, Gershom Hanson. She died there Aug. 16, 1851.

Seven children:
1605. William, b. Oct. 14, 1787; d. at sea, unm. aged 19 years.
1606. Jonathan, b. May 1, 1789; m. Nancy Pearson.
1607. Elizabeth, b. Jan. 8, 1792; m. J. Leighton; J. Harris.
1608. Ruth W., b. Sept. 10, 1795; m. Hermon Lake.
1609. Susannah, b. June 19, 1797; m. Wm. Greenough, and others.
1610. Ezekiel Wilson, b. Aug. 19, 1800; m. R. G. Cottle; A. Atwood.
1611. David, b. Oct. 6, 1803; m. E. Hoyt; C. Culver.

Flanders

Feature Name Type State Latitude Longitude

Flanders Populated Place Alabama 34.20722 -85.90278
Flanders Populated Place Connecticut 41.74056 -73.45556
Flanders Populated Place Connecticut 41.36889 -72.21806
Flanders Populated Place Louisiana 30.09889 -92.03222
Flanders Populated Place Michigan 45.06 -83.74667
Flanders Populated Place New Jersey 40.84556 -74.69528
Flanders Populated Place New York 40.90333 -72.61806
Flanders Baptist Church Church Connecticut 41.36556 -72.21583
Flanders Bay Bay Maine 44.46861 -68.13917
Flanders Bay Bay New York 40.92222 -72.59444
Flanders Brook Stream Maine 45.16361 -69.29139
Flanders Brook Stream New Hampshire 43.78861 -71.02333
Flanders Cemetery Cemetery Maine 43.65944 -70.56417
Flanders Cemetery Cemetery New York 42.86639 -74.52306
Flanders Cemetery Cemetery Ohio 39.5075 -81.42861
Flanders Corner Populated Place Maine 44.19 -69.40472
Flanders Creek Stream Illinois 38.0575 -88.1975
Flanders Creek Stream Montana 45.46028 -110.92833
Flanders Creek Stream Oklahoma 35.89889 -98.80917
Flanders Dam Dam Nebraska 42.865 -98.27167
Flanders Elementary School School Connecticut 41.55667 -73.19028
Flanders Elementary School School Connecticut 41.3675 -72.21583
Flanders Field Airport Florida 28.20639 -81.82778
Flanders Gap Gap Alabama 34.19833 -85.89194
Flanders Hill Summit Maine 45.15056 -69.32528
Flanders Hill Summit New York 40.87444 -72.605
Flanders Hill Summit Vermont 43.73 -72.30194
Flanders Historic District Park Connecticut 41.74 -73.455
Flanders Hole Lake South Carolina 33.28889 -79.63111
Flanders Lake Reservoir Georgia 32.07167 -82.82167
Flanders Lake Lake Michigan 43.63806 -86.00139
Flanders Lake Lake Michigan 42.59639 -83.41333
Flanders Lake Lake Minnesota 46.59639 -94.08583
Flanders Lake Lake Montana 45.44167 -110.93694
Flanders Lake Dam Dam Georgia 32.07167 -82.82167
Flanders Little Brook Stream Maine 44.68889 -67.76944
Flanders Mountain Summit Connecticut 41.75694 -73.4225
Flanders Mountain Summit Montana 45.43972 -110.94417
Flanders Nature Center Building Connecticut 41.60083 -73.205
Flanders Number 1 Detention Dam Dam New Mexico 34.43167 -106.93
Flanders Park Park California 32.90778 -117.12167
Flanders Park Park Colorado 37.47333 -108.50389
Flanders Plaza Shopping Center Locale Connecticut 41.3675 -72.20917
Flanders Pond Reservoir Maine 44.54528 -68.13806
Flanders Post Office (historical) Post Office Oklahoma
Flanders Ranch Locale Arizona 32.12556 -109.77306
Flanders Reservoir Reservoir Nebraska 42.865 -98.27167
Flanders School School Connecticut 41.615 -72.85
Flanders School School Connecticut 41.36722 -72.21583
Flanders School School Michigan 42.44639 -83.36917
Flanders School School New York 44.84889 -74.28639
Flanders School School Texas 29.37389 -98.51806
Flanders Shady Bluff Cliff Georgia 31.1575 -81.85833
Flanders Stream Stream Maine 44.50139 -68.15722
Flanders Valley Airport New Jersey 40.83333 -74.68333
Flanders Wildlife Pond Reservoir Connecticut 41.6 -73.205
Flanders Wildlife Pond Dam Dam Connecticut 41.6 -73.205
G W Flanders Ranch Strip Airport Colorado 38.98306 -104.63361
Little Flanders Field Cemetery Cemetery Alabama 32.34361 -87.6375
New Flanders Populated Place Louisiana 30.10917 -92.0325
North Flanders Brook Stream Connecticut 41.765 -73.44222
Zebulon Flanders Cemetery Cemetery Vermont

SUGAR CREEK Township Wisconsin

Soldan POWERS (1805-1889)
came from Vermont in 1837 and, May 31, 1842, married Ann FLANDERS (1820-1899), who was a sister of Royal C. FLANDERS, of East Troy. Mr. POWERS was a man of education, property and influence. He served his town variously and for several years as member of county board, town clerk and justice of the peace. He was of the Democratic old guard of the county.

PATRIOTS of ST. JOHN de CREVECOEUR CHAPTER
VERMONT SOCIETY
N S D A R

Josiah Flanders
SERVICE RANK: PS
STATE: NH
WIFE: Mehitable Osgood

Andrew Bohannon, Sr.
SERVICE RANK: Patriot
STATE: NH
WIFE: Tabitha Flanders

SEVENTH GENERATION:
Mary ALDEN (Jesse , Daniel , Daniel , Joseph , Joseph , John )
was born on 30 Jan 1808.

Mary married Abner FLANDERS.
CHILDREN:
1. UNKNOWN
2. UNKNOWN
3. Mary FLANDERS was born about 1841 in of Hyde Park, Lamoille, Vermont, United States.
4. UNKNOWN
5. Julia Marion FLANDERS was born about 1847 in Hartford, Windsor, Vermont, United States.

THE GREEN MOUNTAIN BOYS:
In the Spring of 1775, Fort Ticonderoga was captured for the American Colonies by a troop led by Ethan Allen.
The fort is situated at a very strategic point at the southern tip of Lake Champlain, and had been in British hands since the Peace of Paris in 1763. At the time of the attack it was neither well-maintained nor well-guarded; furthermore the garrison had no idea that hostilities had broken out in Concord and Lexington.
Ethan Allen recognized the significance of capturing the fort and was preparing to do so, with the Green Mountain Boys, when Benedict Arnold arrived with a military commission from the Massachusetts and Connecticut revolutionary councils to lead an attack.
The Green Mountain Boys refused to serve under anyone other than their own commander, so Ethan took charge leaving Benedict Arnold the honor of being co-commander of the force. At dawn on May 10th the fort was easily taken, as the garrison of a mere fifty men was indeed totally surprised.
Crown Point, another British fort a few miles to the north, was also taken without an engagement the following day. The capture of these two forts secured protection from the British to the north, and provided much needed cannon for the colonial army.
Although popular mythology attributed these early victories to Ethan's military skill, they were possible because of the total unpreparedness of the British.
The Green Mountain Boys were a citizens' militia founded in Fay's Tavern in Bennington in 1770.
From a list of men with Colonel Ethan Allen at Fort Ticonderoga.

Enos Flanders. . . . . . .Sheffield, VT
BORN: FEBRUARY 8, 1745
BOSCOWEN, NH.
SERVED IN THE CONTINENTAL ARMY IN 1777.
DISCHARGED oCTOBER 25, 1777

1810 CENSUS FOR VERSHIRE VERMONT:
2 MALES- 16-25
1 MALE 45+
1 FEMALE 16-25
1 FEMALE 45+

MARRIAGE: SARAH LANGLEY
1769 BOSCAWEN, NH.
DIED: AFTER 1810, VERMONT
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John Mobbs Flanders
Birth: BEF 10 JAN 1836 in Littleport, Cambridgeshire, England
Death: 1902
Father: Shrewsbury Flanders
b. 1817 in Little Downham, Cambridgeshire, England
Mother: Mary Ann Dewey
b. BEF 19 NOV 1809 in Littleport, Cambridgeshire, England
Christening: 10 JAN 1836 in Littleport, Cambridgeshire, England
WIFE: Mary S Gillett
b. 1838 in Littleport, Cambridgeshire, England
Marriage: 1858
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John Rayner Flanders
Birth: 1864 in Littleport, Cambridgeshire, England
Death: 1898
Father: Henry Flanders
b. 1822 in Burnt Fen, Littleport, Cambridgeshire, England
Mother: Hannah Rayner
b. 1829 in Littleport, Cambridgeshire, England
WIFE: Alice Emma Guy
b. 1866 in Isle of Wight, Hampshire, England
Marriage: 1890

U.S. MILITARY PERSONNEL WHO DIED FROM HOSTILE ACTION
(INCLUDING MISSING AND CAPTURED) IN THE KOREAN WAR,
1950-1957
FOR PERSONS WHO DIED WHILE MISSING OR CAPTURED, THE DATE OF CASUALTY IS THE DATE DIED OR DECLARED DEAD, NOT THE DATE DECLARED MISSING OR CAPTURED.

FLANDERS HENRY C SGT
ARMY GRAFTON NEW HAMPSHIRE
12 DEC 1950 DIED WHILE MISSING
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FLANDERS JOHN D CPL
ARMY MARION ILLINOIS
05 SEP. 1950
KILLED IN ACTION
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MARION COUNTY, OHIO - MARRIAGES - VOLUME 10
( Jan 1889-Nov 1894)

Copeland, John W. - 24
Flanders, Fannie M. - 23
2/14/1890
Rev. R. Wallace
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Hildreth Davis (
was born 30 August 1812 in Lowell, Washington Co, OH,
and died 29 July 1886.
He married (1) Ann Flanders
07 November 1834 in Washington Co., OH.
She died Unknown
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MARRIAGES:
HARRISON CO. MISSISSIPPI:

MCDANIEL, Frank
FLANDERS, Mary J
1873-Dec-17

Oden FLANDERS was born 1872 in kanab, Kane, UT.
He married Emma COOKE.
Emma COOKE was born 12 Jul 1876 in Kanab, Kane, UT. She died 13 Sep 1943.
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MAINE MARRIAGES:

Castine Marriages

Bride's Name : FLANDERS RUTH E
Bride's Town : SANGERVILLE
Bride's State : ME
Groom's Name : WARDWELL HORACE
Groom's Town : CASTINE
Marriage Date : 10/03/0031
Marriage Month : 10
Marriage Day of the Month: 3
Marriage Year : 31
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Flanders, Charles M.
Horch, Henrietta (Mrs.)
16 Sept 1849
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Lois Flanders
30 APR 1730 - 30 DEC 1754
DEATH: 30 DEC 1754, Salisbury, Essex, MA
BIRTH: 30 APR 1730, Salisbury, Essex, MA
Father: Josiah Flanders
Mother: Mehitable Osgood
Family 1 : Timothy Hoyt
MARRIAGE: 2 JUL 1751
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Josiah Flanders
28 JUL 1700 - 16 FEB 1781
BIRTH: 28 JUL 1700, Salisbury, Essex, MA
DEATH: 16 FEB 1781
Father: John Flanders
Mother: Elizabeth Sargent
Family 1 : Mehitable Osgood
MARRIAGE: 28 JAN 1724/25, Salisbury, Essex, MA
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M. Flanders
I certify that on the thirty first day of March, 1836, I joined in marriage Mr. Moses Flanders and Miss Lydia D. Parsons, both of Sangerville
ROBERT LOW, Justice of the Peac
A true copy Attest ROBERT LOW, Town Clerk
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E. Flanders
Mr. Enos G. Flanders and Miss Susan Adams both of Sangerville,
November 17, 1839
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Ivory Hovey JORDAN Ellen N. FLANDERS
d. 24 May 1875, Foxcroft, Maine
occ. Trader And Lumberman
m. 11 Dec 1859, Sangerville
Ellen N. FLANDERS
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At the meeting of the Townsend Council, held on the 15th Feb., the following were appointed Pathmasters, Poundkeepers, Fenceviewers, and Sheep Inspectors for 1909.

Flanders, David

1910
Flanders, David

The following is an alphabetically re-sequenced list of Path Masters, Pound Keepers or Fence Viewers appointed 11 Feb 1895 by Townsend Township Council.

Flanders, David Jr.
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Flanders -- Frank Flanders of Boston married Jean, eldest daughter of Henry Wilcox, 24 Sep 1906 at her father's home, 124 Sheridan Ave., Toronto
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Flanders -- Lydia Flanders, 49, wife of John W. Clark, died 10 Jul 1903 in Simcoe
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Flanders -- Miss Mary Flanders of Townsend married Herman Atkinson of Brantford 21 Dec 1887 at her father's home
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Flanders -- Perris Flanders of Boston married Miss Cynthia E., daughter of Dr. Osborn of Bealton, 11 Mar 1888
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DANNY GEORGE FLANDERS
The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall

PFC - E2 - Marine Corps - Regular
18 year old Single, Caucasian, Male
Born on Jul 25, 1949
From WATERFORD, PENNSYLVANIA
His tour of duty began on Mar 02, 1968
Casualty was on Jun 03, 1968
in QUANG TRI, SOUTH VIETNAM
HOSTILE, GROUND CASUALTY
ARTILLERY, ROCKET, or MORTAR
Body was recovered

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LEON D FLANDERS

1LT - O2 - Army - Reserve
23 year old Married, Caucasian, Male
Born on Oct 30, 1942
From FAIRFIELD, SOUTH CAROLINA
Length of service 2 years.
His tour of duty began on Nov 06, 1965
Casualty was on Jun 17, 1966
SOUTH VIETNAM
HOSTILE, GROUND CASUALTY
MISADVENTURE
Body was recovered
Religion
BAPTIST

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"If you are able, save for them a place inside of you and save one backward glance when you are leaving for the places they can no longer go.
Be not ashamed to say you loved them, though you may or may not have always. Take what they have taught you with their dying and keep it with your own.

And in that time when men decide and feel safe to call the war insane, take one moment to embrace those gentle heroes you left behind."

Major Michael Davis O'Donnell
1 January 1970
Dak To, Vietnam
Listed as KIA February 7, 1978

GOD BLESS YOU...REST IN PEACE

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Names: Cyrus Minckler Flanders
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1. Ernest FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: O

2. George Sakima FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Quebec

3. Sarah Jane FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Quebec

4. Francis Robert FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Quebec

5. Ernest Joseph FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Quebec

6. Smith FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Quebec

7. Elizabeth FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / New Brunswick
Gender: Female Birth: N. B.

8. James L. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / New Brunswick
Gender: Male Birth: N. B.

9. Mary H. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / New Brunswick
Gender: Female Birth: N. B.

10. Miles E. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / New Brunswick
Gender: Male Birth: N. B.

11. John C. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / New Brunswick
Gender: Male Birth: N. B.

12. Alice M. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / New Brunswick
Gender: Female Birth: N. B.

13. Annie O. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / New Brunswick
Gender: Female Birth: N. B.

14. Naomi FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / New Brunswick
Gender: Female Birth: N. B.

15. Idda M. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / New Brunswick
Gender: Female Birth: N. B.

16. Amyne G. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / New Brunswick
Gender: Female Birth: N. B.

17. G. L. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Nova Scotia
Gender: Male Birth: Nova Scotia

18. Charles FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: Quebec

19. Kate FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

20. Anna FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

21. Charles FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

22. Ada FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

23. Ernest FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

24. Joseph S FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

25. Corianna FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

26. Jennie FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

27. Oscar G FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

28. Alvin H FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

29. Obadiah FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

30. Mary A FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

31. Julia L FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

32. Merta FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

33. Albert FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

34. Royal FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

35. Lucretia FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

36. Chester FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

37. Mary FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

38. Charles FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Canada

39. Minnie T. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Canada

40. Seth N. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Canada

41. Lucina FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Canada

42. Ida FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

43. Michael FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: Ontario

44. Emily FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: Ontario

45. Margret FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: Ontario

46. Dennis FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: Ontario

47. John FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: Ontario

48. William FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: Ontario

49. Mary FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: O

50. Calvin FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: O

51. Susan FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: O

52. Orvil FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: O

53. Peris FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: O

54. Mary FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: O

55. Addie FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: O

56. Z S FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: O

57. P FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: O

58. Ruth FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: O

59. Loamma FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: O

60. Ida FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: O

61. Lincoln FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: O

62. Ulam FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: O

63. David FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: O

64. Alla B FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: O

65. Ada M FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: O

66. George FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: O

67. George FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: O

68. Henriah FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Nova Scotia

69. William FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

70. Emeline FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

71. Ida FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

72. Lillian FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

73. Hattie FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

74. John FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

75. Wm. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

76. Delbert FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

77. George FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

78. Odella FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

79. Edith FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

80. Loella FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

81. Minnie G. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

82. Eliphord FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

83. David S. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Quebec

84. Sally FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Quebec

85. Loven FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Quebec

86. Katie FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: Ontario

87. Nelson FLANDER - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: Ontario

88. Sarrah FLANDER - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: Ontario

89. Arabella FLANDER - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: Ontario

90. Delbert FLANDER - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: Ontario

91. Edith FLANDER - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: Ontario

92. Aden FLANDER - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: Ontario

93. Sarah FLANDER - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: Ontario

94. Lizzie FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: O.

95. Delia FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: Ontario

96. Reuben FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Quebec

97. Abigail FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Quebec

98. Cora FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Quebec

99. Ida FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Quebec

100. Westley FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Quebec

101. George L FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

102. Jane FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

103. Ernest FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: O

104. George Sakima FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Quebec

105. Sarah Jane FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Quebec

106. Francis Robert FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Quebec

107. Ernest Joseph FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Quebec

108. Smith FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Quebec

109. John O. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / New Brunswick
Gender: Male Birth: USA

110. Elizabeth FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / New Brunswick
Gender: Female Birth: N. B.

111. James L. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / New Brunswick
Gender: Male Birth: N. B.

112. Mary H. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / New Brunswick
Gender: Female Birth: N. B.

113. Miles E. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / New Brunswick
Gender: Male Birth: N. B.

114. John C. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / New Brunswick
Gender: Male Birth: N. B.

115. Alice M. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / New Brunswick
Gender: Female Birth: N. B.

116. Annie O. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / New Brunswick
Gender: Female Birth: N. B.

117. William P. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / New Brunswick
Gender: Male Birth: USA

118. Naomi FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / New Brunswick
Gender: Female Birth: N. B.

119. Idda M. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / New Brunswick
Gender: Female Birth: N. B.

120. Amyne G. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / New Brunswick
Gender: Female Birth: N. B.

121. G. L. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Nova Scotia
Gender: Male Birth: Nova Scotia

122. Janet FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Nova Scotia
Gender: Female Birth: Scotland

123. Charles FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: Quebec

124. Henry FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: USA

125. Kate FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

126. Charles FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: USA

127. Lucy FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: USA

128. Anna FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

129. Charles FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

130. Ada FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

131. Ernest FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

132. Joseph S FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

133. Corianna FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

134. Jennie FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

135. Oscar G FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

136. Alvin H FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

137. Sarah A FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: USA

138. Obadiah FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

139. Mary A FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

140. Julia L FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

141. Merta FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

142. Albert FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

143. Royal FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

144. Lucretia FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

145. Chester FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

146. Mary FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

147. Charles FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Canada

148. Rose A. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: USA

149. Minnie T. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Canada

150. Seth N. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Canada

151. Lucina FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Canada

152. Ida FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

153. John FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: Vermont,

154. Ellen FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: Ireland

155. Michael FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: Ontario

156. Emily FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: Ontario

157. Margret FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: Ontario

158. Dennis FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: Ontario

159. John FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: Ontario

160. William FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: Ontario

161. Mary FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: O

162. Calvin FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: O

163. Susan FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: O

164. Orvil FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: O

165. Peris FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: O

166. Mary FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: O

167. Nellie FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: USA

168. Addie FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: O

169. Z S FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: O

170. P FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: O

171. David W FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: USA

172. Ruth FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: O

173. Loamma FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: O

174. Ida FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: O

175. Lincoln FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: O

176. Ulam FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: O

177. David FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: O

178. Jenny FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: Scotland

179. Alla B FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: O

180. Ada M FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: O

181. George FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: O

182. George FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: O

183. Henriah FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Nova Scotia

184. William FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

185. Emeline FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

186. Ida FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

187. Lillian FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

188. Hattie FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

189. John FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

190. Wm. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

191. Delbert FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

192. George FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

193. Odella FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

194. Edith FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

195. Loella FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

196. Minnie G. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

197. Eliphord FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

198. David S. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Quebec

199. Sally FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Quebec

200. Alfred L FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: USA

201. Bellows FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: USA

202. Loven FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Quebec

203. Joseph FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: USA

204. George E. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: USA

205. Katie FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: Ontario

206. Nelson FLANDER - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: Ontario

207. Sarrah FLANDER - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: Ontario

208. Arabella FLANDER - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: Ontario

209. Delbert FLANDER - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: Ontario

210. Edith FLANDER - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: Ontario

211. Aden FLANDER - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Male Birth: Ontario

212. Sarah FLANDER - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: Ontario

213. Lizzie FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: O.

214. Delia FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Ontario
Gender: Female Birth: Ontario

215. Reuben FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Quebec

216. Abigail FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Quebec

217. Cora FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Quebec

218. Ida FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Quebec

219. Westley FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Quebec

220. Geo. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: USA

221. M. FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: USA

222. George L FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Male Birth: Q

223. Jane FLANDERS - 1881 Canadian Census / Quebec
Gender: Female Birth: Q

MARRIAGES: Lower Canada Marriage Bonds

FLANDERS, J.H.C.
Residence: Hatley township
Name of Future Wife: LITTLE, Maria
Date: 1837-04-25

FLANDERS, Philip M.
Residence: Hatley
Name of Future Wife: ELLIOTT, Mary
Date: 1840-05-09
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Earl Fredrick Flanders
Sex: M
Birth: 25 Jun 1911 Place:
Imperial Saskatchewan, Canada
Death: 30 Apr 1984 Place: UNKNOWN
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Mrs. Lydia F Flanders
Sex: F
Birth: May 1831 Place: Canada
Living: 1900
Place: Chippewa Falls, Chippewa , Wisconsin
Census: 1900
Place: Wisconsin
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Lydia Amanda Flanders
Sex: F
Birth: 18 Sep 1823
Place: Hatley, Province of Quebec, Canada
Death: 31 Dec 1906
Place: Springfield, Hampden , Massachusetts
Parents: Father: Philip Flanders
Mother: Lydia Hall
Marriage(s): Spouse: Alonzo Hovey
Place: Stanstead, Province of Quebec, Canada
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Opal Audrey FLANDERS
Sex: F
Birth: 12 Aug 1916 Place:
Aneroid, Sask, Canada
Death: Place: Spokane, WA
STILL LIVING
Parents: Father: Frank FLANDERS
Mother: Oline Gjermundsdatter LIEN
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Orvil Flanders
Sex: M
Birth: 1863
Place: of Brant, Brantford, Ontario, Canada
Marriage(s): Spouse: Mary Jessie Westbrook
Marriage: 10 Jan 1900
Place: of Prince Edward, Canada
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Robert FLANDERS
Sex: M
Birth: abt 1820 Place: Canada
Marriage(s): Spouse: Betsey HARDY
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Roy Gardner Flanders
Sex: M
Birth: 21 Sep 1911
Place: Eastman,Canada
Death: May 1979
Place: Bristol,CT
Marriage(s): Spouse: Ruth Agnes Guyet
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James Flanders
Sex: M
Birth: 1838
Marriage(s): Spouse: Mary Louisa Vroom
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Lydia Smith Flanders
Sex: F
Birth: 8 Aug 1825
Place: New York State
Death: 26 Sep 1906
Place: Lynn Valley, Ont.
Father: Ezekiel Flanders
Mother: Lydia Smith White
Marriage(s): Spouse: John Matthews
Marriage: 1 Aug 1852
Place: Woodhouse, Ont.
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Leola FLANDERS
Sex: F
Death: 28 Jul 1967
Place: Saskatchewan,Canada
Marriage(s): Spouse: Abner (James) WARREN
Marriage: 18 Mar 1903
Place: Michigan
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Elbridge W FLANDERS
Sex: M
Birth: 1852
St Stephen, , New Brunswick
Father: Elbridge M FLANDERS
Mother: Martha BARNARD
Spouse: Ella M BAILEY
Marriage: 6 Jun 1896
Springfield, , Me
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Amelia FLANDERS
Sex: F
Birth: 10 Feb 1857
Dorchester, , Ontario
Spouse: Osman OLIN
Marriage: 27 Mar 1888
Grand Rapids, Kent, Michigan
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David FLANDERS
Born: 1818
Place: Townsend, Norfolk, Ont.
Died: 1903
Wife's Name; Ruth HAVILAND
Born: 1826
Place: Townsend, Norfolk, Ont.
Died: 1914
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Hesan FLANDERS
Born: Abt 1836 Place: Canada
Married: Abt 1858
Isabella GORDON
Born: 1837 Place: Ny
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James Gilman FLANDERS
Birth: 25 Jun 1884
Annapolis, Ns
Father: Gilman FLANDERS
Mother: Sabry Or Jessie APTT
Spouse: Marian K FOGG
Marriage: 31 Jul 1926
Gray, , Me
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Jennie FLANDERS
Sex: F
Birth: 1882
Clemensport, Digby, Ns
Death: 3 Jun 1923
Father: Gilman FLANDERS
Mother: Sabry Or Jessie APTT
Spouse: Henry WARREN
Marriage: Oct 1901
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Kate C. FLANDERS
Sex: F
Birth: 1861
Ontario
Death: 1914
Spouse: John Jacob MERKLEY
Marriage: 1893
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Lizzie A. FLANDERS
Sex: F
Birth: 1868
Ontario
Death: 1892
Spouse: John Jacob MERKLEY
Marriage: 1889
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Rosina FLANDERS
Sex: F
Birth: Abt. 1820
Grantham Township, Lincoln, Ont, Can
Spouse: William READ
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FLANDERS
Sex: F
Birth: Abt. 1794
Mansonville, Brome, Qbc, Cnd
Spouse: Enoch DREW
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Gilman FLANDERS
Sex: M
Birth: Abt. 1866
Old Town, , Me
Death: 1885
Father: John S FLANDERS
Mother: Lucy STEVENS
Spouse: Sabry Or Jessie APTT
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
FLANDERS
Sex: F
Birth: 2 Sep 1896
Shapleigh, , Me
Father: Enoch FLANDERS
Mother: Carrie E HOOPER
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Eliza FLANDERS
Sex: F
Birth: 1787
Windsor, Windsor, Vermont>
Death: 23 Sep 1876
Hereford, Quebec, Canada
Spouse: Samuel BLOOD
Marriage: 17 Jul 1808
Windsor, Windsor, Vermont
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Juanita FLANDERS
Sex: F
Birth: 12 Aug 1915
Potsdam, , Ny
Death: 9 Nov 1967
Cornwall, , Ontario
Father: Erwin FLANDERS
Mother: Alta WHITFORD
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Snow Index to Brunswick Newspapers June 1939

Helena May Flanders, Jr. maiden name: Hadley [Marriage]
Brunswick Record: vol. 37 no. 28 June 1, 1939, page 1 record no.: 30334 sourcefile: 2

James Wendall Flanders, Jr. maiden name: Hadley [Marriage]
Brunswick Record: vol. 37 no. 28 June 1, 1939, page 1 record no.: 30335 sourcefile: 2

FLANDERS, Eugene Marriage: --living-- in Lewisville, NEW BRUNSWICK
Spouse: LEGER, Lucille Birth : --living-- Moncton, Westmorland, NEW BRUNSWICK

Early Glynn County Marriages

Flanders, Charles M.
Horch, Henrietta (Mrs.)
16 Sept 1849
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
May 21 - Robert Flanders and Susan Read, both of Township of Grantham; witnesses: Cornelius Read, Jane Sanderson; by Robert Shanklin.

May 21 1846-
Robert Flanders and Susan Read, both of Township of Grantham; witnesses: Cornelius Read, Jane Sanderson; by Robert Shanklin.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Silas Read FLANDERS
Birth: 7 Mar 1818 in Plainfield, N.H.
Death: 5 Feb 1890 in Sawyerville, P. Q
Father: Zebulon FLANDERS b. 24 May 1782 in Warner, Merrimack County, New Hampshire
Mother: Abigail RING b. 12 Dec 1788
WIFE: Betsey Maria FLETCHER
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Birth: 1 Mar 1844 in Hereford, P.Q., Canada
Death: 9 Aug 1919
Father: Silas Read FLANDERS
Mother: Betsey Maria FLETCHER
WIFE: Esther J. LEIGHTON
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Frank FLANDERS
Birth: 7 May 1854 in Hereford, P.Q.
Death: 1911 in Northampton, Mass.
Father: Silas Read FLANDERS
WIFE: 1. May Eliza COFFIN
WIFE: 2, Nellie A. EMERY
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Naomi FLANDERS
BIRTH: 15 DEC 1656, Salisbury,Essex Co.,MA
DEATH: 24 JUL 1718, Salisbury,Essex Co.,MA
Father: Steven FLANDERS
Mother: Jane
Family 1: Benjamin EASTMAN
MARRIAGE: 4 APR 1699, Salisbury,Essex Co.,MA
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Steven FLANDERS
BIRTH: 8 MAR 1646/1647, Salisbury,Essex Co.,MA
DEATH: 29 MAY 1689, (Adm.),Salisbury,Essex Co.,MA
Father: Steven FLANDERS
Mother: Jane
Family 1: Abigail CARTER
MARRIAGE: 28 DEC 1670, Salisbury,Essex Co.,MA
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Philip FLANDERS
BIRTH: 14 JUL 1652, Salisbury,Essex Co.,MA
DEATH: 27 AUG 1712, Salisbury,Essex Co.,MA
Father: Steven FLANDERS
Mother: Jane
Family 1: Martha EATON
MARRIAGE: 4 NOV 1686, Salisbury,Essex Co.,MA
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Sarah FLANDERS
BIRTH: 5 NOV 1654, Salisbury,Essex Co.,MA
DEATH: 18 JAN 1717
Father: Steven FLANDERS
Mother: Jane
Family 1: John NEWHALL
Birth: ABT 1622, Sherington, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, England
Father: Thomas NEWHALL
Mother: Mary Jane PENDLETON
MARRIAGE: 17 JUL 1679, Lynn,,MA
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
John FLANDERS
BIRTH: 11 FEB 1658/1659, Salisbury,Essex Co.,MA
DEATH: 24 DEC 1716, Salisbury,Essex Co.,MA
Father: Steven FLANDERS
Mother: Jane
Family 1: Elisabeth SARGENT
MARRIAGE: 18 JAN 1687/1688, Amesbury,Essex Co.,MA

Nancy FLANDERS
Birth: WFT Est 1778-1802
Death: WFT Est 1820-1891
HUSBAND: Alexander SUMNER
Marriage: 1815

TABITHA FLANDERS,
b. Abt. 1725;
d. November 26, 1747, Newbury, Essex, Mass.
HUSBAND: Samuel MERRILL
Marriage: 1 JAN 1746/47, Newbury, Massachusetts
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Medway Massachusetts
Births, Marriages and Deaths
1850-1900
Marriage Date Husband's Last Name Husband's First Name Husband's Parents Wife's Maiden Name Wife's First Name Wife's Parents

DATE: 31 Dec 1894
HUSBAND'S LAST NAME: Hutchinson
HUSBAND'S FIRST NAME: Charles F.
HUSBAND'S PARENTS: George N. & Elvira (Scales) WIFE'S NAME: Alden Addie L.
WIFE'S PARENTS: Charles C. & Mary R. (Flanders)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Medway Mass. Marriages:

31 Dec 1894
Hutchinson Charles F.
Son of George N. & Elvira (Scales)
Alden Addie L.
Daughter of Charles C. & Mary R. (Flanders)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
VITAL RECORDS of LAWRENCE, MASSACHUSETTS
To the Year 1850

BARNWELL
Elizabeth O. of Beanfort, So. Carolina,
and Henry Flanders,
certif. Nov. 14, 1847.

Flanders, Walker,
and Harriet F. Nasmith of Antrim, N.H.,
int. Mar. 31, 1849.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Abiah Flanders
Birth 25 January 1726/27 23 Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA,
Marriage 10 August 1749 (Age 23)to Amos Page
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
James married (2) Pamelia Tilton FLANDERS daughter of Alvin FLANDERS and Meribah TILTON on 10 Dec 1857 in Chilmark, Dukes, MA, United States. Pamelia was born on 16 Apr 1833 in Chilmark, Dukes, MA,
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
09/11/1831 COOMBS, Michael Married: Spouse: FLANDERS, Sarah Ann City: Lynn, County: Essex
NOTE: 1850 Census Lynn, Essex Co., MA
Family #1685
Sarah A. COOMBS, 40, NY
Elizabeth A., 18, MA
Charley E., 12, M, MA, attended school within the year
Gustavus, 19, M, MA,
attended school within the year
Frances WHITE, 18, F, NH
IS THIS THE SAME FAMILY?
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
SALISBURY MARRIAGE RECORDS

1725 Jan. 28
Josiah Flanders, Mehitabel Osgood

1726 June 27
Stephen Flanders, Sarah Perkins

1726 Dec. 29
Jeremiah Flanders, Mehitabel Hoit

1727 Jan. 10
Henry French, Tamzin Flanders

1728 May 2
Jonathan Flanders, Judith Merrill

1732 Jan. 13
Joseph Flanders, Ruth Morrill

1732 Mar. 16
Asa Flanders, Mehitabel Dow

1733 Feb. 8
Josiah Tilton, Sarah Flanders

1734 Jan. 17
John Bartlett, Zipporah Flanders

1734 Jan. 24
Samuel Flanders, Mary Page

1734 Nov. 7
Benjamin Flanders, Mariah Brown

1735 Jan. 30
Jabez Page, Abigail Flanders

1736 Jan. 29
Jacob Clough, Mehitabel Flanders

1736 Dec. 23
John Morrill, Abigail Flanders

1737 May 19
Bennet Greenfield, Elisabeth Flanders

1737 Dec. 20
Richard Hacket, Eleanor Flanders

1739 Oct. 25
Nathan Dow, Sarah Flanders

1742 Aug. 17
David Eastman, Susannah Flanders

1744 Jan. 17
Joseph Jones, Abigail Flanders

1760 Feb. 27
Adonijah Colby, Hannah Flanders

1760 Aug. 21
Joseph Flanders, Betty Adams

1765 Dec. 5
Moses Flanders, Elisabeth Bachelder

1765 Dec 5
Hezekiah Flanders, Martha Easman

1766 June 12
Nathaniel Davis, Betty Flanders

1769 Jan 2
Jacob Flanders, Hannah Greenfield

1773 May 20
Jonathan Colby, Ruth Flanders

1777 June 2
Zebulun Flanders, Hannah French

1778 July 30
Jeremiah Flanders, Miriam George

1786 June 8
Winthrop Flanders & Polly Buck

SOURCE: The Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury, David W. Hoyt, Vol. I, 1897; pages 456-473
Retyped and reformatted by Kathy Leigh, April 15, 2002; as accurately as possible, formatted as close to the original as possible.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

John Saffold DRAKE, son of Francis Bryant Drake and Selina King of Washington County, Georgia, was born 29 April 1841 in Georgia, and died 6 May 1916 in Georgia. He married Martha C. FLANDERS 13 December 1865 in Johnson County, Georgia, daughter of Frances FLANDERS and Elizabeth MASON. She was born 26 March 1842 in Georgia, and died 26 March 1911 in Georgia. He is buried at Poplar Springs Methodist Church Cemetery, Johnson County, Georgia. He was elected Jr. 2d Lieutenant of Company E, 5th Regiment Georgia State Troops on 12 October 1861. He resigned his commission and went to ranks on 27 October 1861. He was mustered out in May 1862, and enlisted as a private in Company G on 7 May 1862.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
1890 Brunswick, Georgia - City Directory

FLANDERS,
C.E., h 1165 Albany st.

Curtis,* longshoreman, h 704 Wolfe st.

P.W., carpenter, h 200 s Cochran ave.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
John Cheatham Flanders
Birth: About 1855 in Emanuel Co, GA
Father: Francis T Flanders
b. About 1820 in Emanuel Co, GA
Mother: Mariah Anne "Annie" Daniel
b. About 1818
Mary Jane Sconyers (Wife)
b. About 1857 in Emanuel Co, GA
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
John A Flanders
Birth: 19 Feb 1853 in Emanuel Co, GA
Father: Alexander Chestnut Flanders
b. 1828 in Emanuel Co, GA
Mother: Rachel Moxley
b. 7 Feb 1826
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
John Rushing Flanders
Birth: 5 May 1843 in Emanuel Co, GA
Death: 2 Jun 1915 in Emanuel Co, GA
Father: John Rushing Flanders
b. 4 Jan 1796 in Montgomery Co, GA
Mother: Nancy Sumner
b. 1 May 1800
WIFE: Emma Black
Marriage: 12 Nov 1862 in Emanuel Co, GA
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
John Rushing Flanders
Birth: 4 Jan 1796 in Montgomery Co, GA
Death: 4 Jun 1848 in Emanuel Co, GA
Father: Francis Richard Flanders
b. 1756 in Prince George Co, VA
Mother: Nancy Jordan
b. About 1761 in Virginia
Burial: Moxley Cemetery, Swainesboro
WIFE: Nancy Sumner
b. 1 May 1800
Marriage: ABT 1820 in Emanuel Co, GA
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Francis Richard Flanders
Date of birth: 1756
Date of death: 1802
Place of birth: Va
Place of death: Montgomery Co., GA
Married: Nancy Jordan
Date of birth:
Date of death:
Date of marriage: Abt. 1779

Children of Nancy Jordan and Francis Richard Flanders
Barnabus Flanders Sr.
William Flanders
Jordan Flanders
Nancy Elizabeth Flanders
Katherine Flanders
John R. Flanders
Francis Eugene Flanders
~~~~~~~~~~~
Barnabus Flanders Sr.
Date of birth: 1784
Date of death: 1866
Place of birth: Emanuel Co., GA
Married: Susan Wiggins
Date of birth:
Date of death:

Children of Susan Wiggins and Barnabus Flanders Sr.
Mark Flanders
Eliza Flanders
Mariah Flanders
Elbert Flanders
Barnabus Flanders Jr.
Mary Flanders
Frederick William Flanders
Jordan Flanders
Mary J Flanders
Charles Flanders
Delila Flanders
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Frederick William Flanders
Date of birth: 7 Dec 1825
Date of death: 10 Jun 1899
Place of birth: Georgia
Place of death: Georgia
Married: Bathsheba Winford Drake
Date of birth: 23 Mar 1832
Date of death: 25 Aug 1893
Place of birth: Georgia
Place of death: Georgia
Date of marriage: 22 Aug 1850
Place of marriage: Emanuel Co., GA

Children of Bathsheba Winford Drake and Fredrick William Flanders

James Bryant Flanders
Date of birth: 12 Jan 1852
Date of death: 31 May 1852
Place of birth: Georgia
Place of death: Georgia

Milton Lowery Flanders
Date of birth: 9 Mar 1853
Date of death: 1874
Place of birth: Georgia

Sarah Selina Flanders
George Thomas Flanders
William Jordan Flanders
Franklin Frederick Flanders
John Chestnut Flanders
Arrie Flanders
Lillie Flanders
Ethel Flanders
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Georgia Volunteer Infantry
The Johnson Grays:

Williamson Flanders
F.J. Flanders
J.W. Flanders
~~~~~~~~~~~~~









~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

DeSoto Parish, Louisiana
Obituary of Frances Vivian Flanders
Posted on November 9, 2003

Frances Vivian Flanders, formerly of Monroe, Louisiana,
died Friday afternoon, November 7, 2003, at Live Oak Retirement Community
in Shreveport, LA. Miss Flanders was born on September 18, 1908, the daughter of Frank and Vivian (Fair) Flanders of Mansfield, LA.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DOUGLAS, E. 0sler LCAP 4\17\1997
Mr. Douglas died at 2:30 a.m. Wednesday, April 16, 1997, in DeQuincy. A native of Chatham, he lived in Sugartown before moving to DeQuincy in 1928. After attending LSU, he was employed by the U.S. Postal Service for 37 years and retired as DeQuincy postmaster in 1972. During that time he served in the U.S.
Navy in World War 11. He was a member of DeQuincy United Methodist Church, a leader of Boy Scout Troop 101, and a lifetime member of the American Legion. Survivors are his wife, Minnie Merle Flanders Douglas. Burial will be in Perkins Cemetery.

Name: John Flanders
Age: 60 Estimated birth year:
Birthplace: Maine
Occupation: Plasterer
Relationship to head-of-household: Self
Home in 1880: Wilmington, Clinton, Ohio
Marital status: Married
Race: White Gender: Male
Spouse's name: Bridget Flanders
Father's birthplace: IRE
Mother's birthplace: IRE
Bridget Flanders
Wilmington, Clinton, OH
Ireland Wife
Ella Flanders
Wilmington, Clinton, OH
Ohio Daughter
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Name: David Flanders
Age: 35 Estimated birth year:
Birthplace: Canada
Occupation: R. R. Conductor
Relationship to head-of-household: Self
Home in 1880: Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio
Marital status: Married
Race: White Gender: Male
Spouse's name: Alatha Flanders
Father's birthplace: Canada
Mother's birthplace: Canada
Alatha Flanders
Cincinnati, Hamilton, OH
Ohio Wife
George Flanders
Cincinnati, Hamilton, OH
Ohio Son
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Name: Joseph Flanders
Age: 37 Estimated birth year:
Birthplace: Ohio
Occupation:
Home in 1880: Union, Morgan, Ohio
Marital status: Married
Race: White Gender: Male
Spouse's name: Lousania C. Flanders
Father's birthplace: OH
Mother's birthplace: OH
Lousania C. Flanders
Union, Morgan, OH Ohio Wife
Iona Flanders
Union, Morgan, OH Ohio Daughter
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Name: Hiram Flanders
Age: 45 Estimated birth year:
Birthplace: Ohio
Occupation: Farmer
Relationship to head-of-household: Self
Home in 1880: Jefferson, Noble, Ohio
Marital status: Married
Race: White Gender: Male
Spouse's name: Lucetta Flanders
Father's birthplace: ME
Mother's birthplace: ME
Lucetta Flanders
Jefferson, Noble, OH Ohio Wife
Eugene G. Flanders
Jefferson, Noble, OH Ohio Son
Alfred J. Flanders
Jefferson, Noble, OH Ohio Son
Jennie Flanders
Jefferson, Noble, OH Ohio Daughter
Frank J. Flanders
Jefferson, Noble, OH Ohio Son
Ida A. Flanders
Jefferson, Noble, OH Ohio Daughter
Nellie A. Flanders
Jefferson, Noble, OH Ohio Daughter
Angie V. Flanders
Jefferson, Noble, OH Ohio Daughter
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Name: Joseph Flanders
Age: 36 Estimated birth year:
Birthplace: Ohio
Occupation: Farmer
Relationship to head-of-household: Self
Home in 1880: Dudley, Noble, Ohio
Marital status: Married
Race: White Gender: Male
Spouse's name: Harriett J. Flanders
Father's birthplace: OH
Mother's birthplace: OH
Harriett J. Flanders
Dudley, Noble, OH Ohio Wife
Hattie Flanders
Dudley, Noble, OH Ohio Daughter
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Name: Benjamin Flanders
Age: 32 Estimated birth year:
Birthplace: Ohio
Occupation: Butcher
Relationship to head-of-household: Self
Home in 1880: South Olive, Noble, Ohio
Marital status: Married
Race: White Gender: Male
Spouse's name: Sallie A. Flanders
Father's birthplace: OH
Mother's birthplace: OH
Sallie A. Flanders
South Olive, Noble,
OH Ohio
South Olive, Noble, OH Ohio Son
Lillie Flanders
South Olive, Noble, OH Ohio Daughter
Leora Flanders South Olive, Noble, OH Ohio Daughter
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Name: Wm. Flanders
Age: 30 Estimated birth year:
Birthplace: Ohio
Occupation: Huckster
Relationship to head-of-household: Self
Home in 1880: Jackson, Perry, Ohio
Marital status: Married
Race: White Gender: Male
Spouse's name: Catherine Flanders
Father's birthplace: PA
Mother's birthplace: PA
Catherine Flanders
Jackson, Perry, OH Ohio Wife
Alice Flanders Jackson, Perry, OH Ohio Daughter
Harvey Flanders Jackson, Perry, OH Ohio Son
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Name: Ava Flanders
Age: 40 Estimated birth year:
Birthplace: Ohio
Occupation: Keeping House
Relationship to head-of-household: Self
Home in 1880: Shelby, Richland, Ohio
Marital status: Widowed
Race: White Gender: Female
Father's birthplace: IRE
Mother's birthplace: IRE
Adison Flanders
Shelby, Richland, OH Ohio Son
Taylor Flanders
Shelby, Richland, OH Ohio Son
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Name: George W. Flanders
Age: 61 Estimated birth year:
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Occupation: Life Insurance Agt.
Relationship to head-of-household: Self
Home in 1880: Portsmouth, Scioto, Ohio
Marital status: Married
Race: White Gender: Male
Spouse's name: Henrietta Flanders
Father's birthplace: NH
Mother's birthplace: NH
Henrietta Flanders
Portsmouth, Scioto, OH Ohio Wife
John W. Flanders
Portsmouth, Scioto, OH Ohio Son
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Name: Rebecca Flanders
Age: 45
Estimated birth year:
Birthplace: Ohio
Occupation: Keeping House
Relationship to head-of-household: Self
Home in 1880: Clinton, Seneca, Ohio
Marital status: Widowed
Race: White Gender: Female
Father's birthplace: MD
Mother's birthplace: MD
John S. Flanders
Clinton, Seneca, OH Ohio Son
George S. Flanders
Clinton, Seneca, OH Ohio Son
Martha A. Flanders
Clinton, Seneca, OH Ohio Daughter

Name of Passenger Residence Arrived Age on Arrival

1. A Flanders Sheffield 1892 29
2. Albert Flanders 1903 40
3. Albert Flanders 1912
4. Alex Flanders St. Martins 1906 22
6. Alvan Flanders 1904 55
7. Antonio Jose Flanders Valle, Portugal 1910 20
8. Augustes B. Flanders 1909 66
9. B. Flanders 1922 19
10. C. E. Flanders Pittsburgh 1906 32
11. C. E. Flanders 1903 30
12. Carl Flanders St Martin, DWI 1924 21
13. Ceril Flanders D.W.I., W. Indies 1912 4
14. Charles Flanders London 1906 43
15. Charles Flanders St.Martins, D.W.I. 1913 25
16. Charles Flanders 1924 26
17. Charles Flanders 1924 26
18. Charles Flanders 1920 27
19. Charles Flanders 1905 42
20. Charles Flanders 1909 51
21. Charles A. Flanders J...town, Pa. 1914 65
22. Charles F. Flanders 1911 53
23. Charles F. Flanders 1912 55
24. Charles L. Flanders 1924 26
25. Clarence Flanders Detroit, Mich. 1922 48
26. Clarence E. Flanders 1908 34
27. Claude Flanders Bombay, India 1924 31
28. Cyrus Flanders Windsorlocks, Conn 1921 25
29. Dalton Flanders 1911 21 View View View
30. Dennis Ladd Flanders Capetown, South Africa 1920 1
31. E. Flanders 1893 43
32. Edgar Flanders 1906
33. Edward Flanders Finland 1899 19
34. Edward Hall Flanders 1908 25
35. F. Flanders 1905 38
36. F. Flanders 1904 39
37. F. Flanders 1907 41
38. F. E. Flanders Flushing, L.I. 1906 39
39. F.E. Flanders 1894 30
40. Francis Flanders 1919 16
41. Francis Flanders 1919 17
42. Francis Flanders 1919 17
43. Francis Flanders 1920 17
44. Frank Flanders 1892 23
45. Frank E Flanders 1909 46
46. Frank E. Flanders Flushing, L. I. 1903 38
47. Frank E. Flanders 1896 32
48. Frank E. Flanders 1905 36
49. Frank E. Flanders 1907 40
50. Frank E. Flanders 1910 44
51. Frank E. Flanders 1908 45
52. Frank E. Flanders 1911
53. Frank Ernest Flanders USA 1904 39
54. Frank Ernest Flanders 1909 44
55. Frank L. Flanders 1908 44
56. Frederick E. Flanders 1912 51
57. George Flanders 1909 20
58. Glady Flanders 1894 27
59. Harold A. Flanders 1907 30
60. Harry A Flanders 1904 26
61. Howard A. Flanders Boston, Mass. USA 1909 42
62. Howard A. Flanders Brookline, Mass. 1923 63
63. Jackson Flanders New York City 1923 21
64. James Flanders B.W.I., St. Martius, W.I. 1909 19
65. James Flanders 1923 19
66. James Flanders 1924 23
67. James Douglas Flanders Mt. Elgin, Ont., Canada 1922 39
68. James W. Flanders L Pool 1902 20
69. John Flanders Dock Yard, Bermuda 1921 40
70. John Flanders U 1918 18
71. John Flanders 1923 18
72. John Flanders 1923 18
73. John Flanders 1922 22
74. John Flanders 1922 22
75. John Flanders 1922 22
76. John Flanders 1922 22
77. John Flanders 1911 54
78. John N. Flanders Ellsworth, Kansas, U. S. A. 1911 5
79. John W. Flanders 1896 28
80. Knight Flanders 1900 25
81. L. M. Flanders 1892 1
82. Lester Flanders 1894 3
83. Lewis Flanders 1912
84. Louis H. Flanders Jenkin Town, Pa. 1914 37
85. Mr. Fred Flanders 1911 40
86. Paul Flanders Chicago, Ill. 1921 30
87. Paul A. Flanders 1911 23
88. Paul Aiken Flanders 1920 30
89. Ralph Flanders 1920 40
90. Ralph Edward Flanders Springfield, Vt. 1914 34
91. Reginald Flanders 1906 28
92. Rene Flanders New York City 1924 43
93. Rene Flanders 1924 19
94. Roger L. Flanders Northfield, Pa. 1924 23
95. Roy Flanders Warner, New Hampshire 1924 25
96. Saml. Flanders Bootle 1919
97. Seth W. Flanders 1923 20
98. Seth W. Flanders 1923 20
99. Stephen Flanders L'pool 1919
100. Stephen Flanders L'pool 1919
101. Stephen Flanders 1920 21
102. Thomas Flanders 1921 22
103. W. I. Flanders 1892 27
104. Wallace Flanders 1916 40
105. Walter Flanders Menlo Park, Cal. 1924 12
106. Walter Flanders 1910 43
107. Walter C. Flanders 1904
108. Walter E. Flanders Menlo Park, CA 1924 12
109. Walter E. Flanders Menlo Park, Cal. 1924 12
110. Warren Flanders 1910 30
111. Warren B. Flanders Pittsburgh, Pa. 1915 35
112. William Flanders Menlo Park, Cal. 1924 9
113. William Flanders Philadelphia, Pa. 1922 34
114. William D. Flanders Menlo Park, Cal. 1924 9
115. William D. Flanders 1923 35
116. William M. Flanders 1914 44
117. William T Flanders Menlo Park, CA 1924 9
118. Willis M. Flanders Denver, Colorado 1912 51
119. Willis M. Flanders 1913 52
120. Flanders Pittsburgh 1906 4

8401816
FLANDERS ABBIE P
03-08-1984 98 FAIRFIELD

8204746
FLANDERS ADELAIDE M
05-23-1982 75 ROCKPORT

7009594
FLANDERS ADELINE S
10-20-1970 89 WATERVILLE

8903799
FLANDERS ALBERT
04-23-1989 58 ROCKPORT

8604087
FLANDERS ALBERT A
04-07-1986 35 CAMDEN

7705461
FLANDERS ALBERT E
07-22-1977 72 NORWAY

7104973
FLANDERS ALEC C
06-05-1971 67 LINCOLN

8909042
FLANDERS ALICE L
11-05-1989 90 DOVER-FOXCROFT

7808932
FLANDERS ALLIE L
11-14-1978 70 ATHENS

8401416
FLANDERS ALONZO E
02-19-1984 92 KENNEBUNK

7010473
FLANDERS ALTON C
12-22-1970 59 123708

6008930
FLANDERS ANDREW
11-17-1960 01 days PORTLAND

7007011
FLANDERS ANGIE
08-28-1970 74 BANGOR

6002095
FLANDERS ANNIE M
03-07-1960 73 PORTLAND

6807279
FLANDERS ARTHUR C
07-31-1968 72 BELFAST

6208078
FLANDERS AUBREY E
09-05-1962 57 SANGERVILLE

6109903
FLANDERS BARBARA M
12-04-1961 03 hours PORTLAND

6601745
FLANDERS BEATRICE L
02-26-1966 64 GARDINER

6704482
FLANDERS BERTHA E
06-19-1967 92 LEWISTON

7300554
FLANDERS BERTHA E
01-18-1973 79 BANGOR

9105019
FLANDERS BERTHA H.
06-02-1991 105 ORONO

7306603
FLANDERS BETTE G
08-13-1973 41 ROCKLAND

8701635
FLANDERS BLANCHE B
02-06-1987 91 NORWAY

7807850
FLANDERS BRUCE R
10-03-1978 73 BANGOR

8507553
FLANDERS CARO E
08-12-1985 80 BELFAST

8308628
FLANDERS CARROLL L
10-13-1983 47 PORTLAND

8800054
FLANDERS CECILE M
01-26-1988 93 CAMDEN

6402117
FLANDERS CHARLES H
03-07-1964 70 BUCKSPORT

6502206
FLANDERS CHARLES P
03-07-1965 80 AUGUSTA

8105593
FLANDERS CLARENCE L
07-08-1981 73 ROCKPORT

8604968
FLANDERS CLARENCE L
05-26-1986 32 ROCKPORT

6810946
FLANDERS CLIFTON J
12-09-1968 83 FAIRFIELD

7800721
FLANDERS CORA M
01-27-1978 77 PITTSFIELD

7701009
FLANDERS DALE H
02-08-1977 22 PORTLAND

6803389
FLANDERS DENNIS R
04-30-1968 01 days BANGOR

6002625
FLANDERS DIADAMIE T
03-04-1960 69 SKOWHEGAN

8200602
FLANDERS DONALD R
01-09-1982 67 PORTLAND

9411235
FLANDERS DORIS OSBORNE
12-17-1994 75 BAR HARBOR

9304834
FLANDERS DOROTHY E.
06-06-1993 84 LINCOLN

6004254
FLANDERS EARLE D
05-21-1960 73 LINCOLN

8810483
FLANDERS EARNESTINE M
12-22-1988 76 BRUNSWICK

9008477
FLANDERS EDITH L.
09-21-1990 88 DOVER-FOXCROFT

6507725
FLANDERS EDITH M
09-13-1965 65 BANGOR

7008828
FLANDERS EDNA M
10-28-1970 73 BANGOR

8002629
FLANDERS EDWARD A
03-05-1980 60 BELFAST

7208844
FLANDERS EDWIN A
09-24-1972 79 NEWCASTLE

8709880
FLANDERS ELIZABETH M
11-24-1987 75 PORTLAND

7806377
FLANDERS ELSIE E
08-11-1978 73 PARIS

8209338
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