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| Bio and Links | My interests include the following families: Allerton; Bartol; Bartoll; Brakenbury; Devereux; Doake; Haines, Haynes, Hind, Hinds, Hines; Hooper; Horsman; Lash; Maverick; Northey, Northy; Ridgway, Ridgeway, Ridgway; Russell; Slamm; Smith; Soule; Trott; Ward; and West.
Locations of interest to me are primarily Marblehead, MA; the greater Boston, MA area; and NY City.
These family member have artwork on display in the Peabody Essex (Massachusetts) Museum: Samuel Bartoll (1764-1835); Thomas Russell (1766-1813); and William Thompson Bartoll (1817-1859)
Direct ancestors who arrived via the Mayflower include Isaac Allerton; Mary Allerton; Remember Allerton; William Brewster; Francis Cooke; John Cooke; Mary Norris; George Soule; Richard Warren; and Mary Wentworth.
Other notable family members include early American settler and American family founder John Bartoll; Revolutionary War drummer boy Samuel Bartoll; preachers Rev. Cyrus A Bartoll, Rev John Washburn Bartoll; and Rev George Murillo Bartoll; Philanthropist Elizabeth Howard Bartol; Holy Roman Emperor and King of the Franks Charlemagne; early American settler Mary Gye; Edward I Horsman, founder of the Horsman Doll Company; and John Lash, Sr., Boston Tea Party participant.
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| | | Messages left for David Boston (59) | [Leave Message] |
James Walker
 | George Darling's roots
Thank you for "digging" into my family's roots. :)
And thank you for the extra photos of relations also. Much appreciated. | | | cynthia staples
| Anne Brackenbury Foster
Just figured it out - she is my eighth great grandmother! | | | cynthia staples
| Anne Brackenbury Foster
Actually, yes I am related. I set out to trace my mitochondrial DNA - the female genealogical trip, as Y chromosome is the male - and she is the farthest back I can go. Her mother, born in England, has no last name that I can discover. | | | cynthia staples
| Anne Brackenbury Foster
David, thanks so much for getting that photo. It is such an old one - lucky it has survived at all, though sad that it is broken. Thanks again!
| | | Robin Truitt
| Wood
David,
Thank you for going the extra mile and providing an e-mail to reference.
Regards,
Robin Truitt | | | BobBoston
 | Phipps - No marker note
Terrific job on the note you made. I like it. Wish I had thought of that. Keep up the great work.
| | | Pamela Bacon
| Thomas Graves
Thank you for all you do for the community! | | | John Glassford
 | Ebenezer Knap at Old Hill, Newburyport, MA
re: Memorial# 86028535
Hi David,
Thanks for the birth date! I've added it to Eben's memorial. I noticed his wife and daughter are buried at Granary Burial Ground in Boston. I used to live a block from there for many years and spent a lot of time in those burying grounds downtown.
Take care,
John G. | | | Ruth
 | 65980525 John Smith
Hi David,
Unfortunately, I can't help you with this question. Find a grave lets you link a child to a parent, but not a parent to a child. This means the person who put up Joel P. T. Smith's page (the son) linked him to my page for John Smith (the father). I do not have any further information about John Smith beyond the inscription on the gravestone.
Best wishes,
Ruth
Added by Ruth on Mar 21, 2013 5:43 PM | | | carole carbutt
| Issac Knapp
Thanks for taking such lovely pictures! | | | | [View all messages...] |
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