A collection of correspondence written to Charlotte Whiting, Simeon Capron and J.W. Capron. Also includes a deed between Charlotte Whiting and Timothy Whiting, relationship unknown. "Charlotte Whiting was the future wife of Simeon Capron. She was born on 22 March 1789 and died on 1 April 1822, in Pike, New York. Simeon Capron, born on 3 August 1791, in Leicester, Vermont, was a medical doctor in New York State. He and Charlotte were married on...

"Weights and Caprons from England, Schleichers from Germany, and Curtises from Ireland all settled in Attleborough -- a Bristol County, Massachusetts, town on the Rhode Island border. All four families made their mark in the jewelry industry. This book includes a brief history of North Attleborough and a unique and interesting first-person account of Lawrence Waite's experiences as a naval aviator in China in 1931-1932.".

George Aldrich married Katherine Seald in Derbyshire, England on 3 September 1629. They immigrated to Dorchester, Massachusetts in 1631. Their descendants are traced for thirteen generations, following their migrations to Ohio, Indiana, North Dakota and, finally, Washington state. Includes primarily the direct line of descent to the author, Harl Preslar Aldrich.

David Berwick Capron, son of James Dungan Capron and Mary Berwick, was born in 1892 in St. Mary Parish, Louisiana. He married Helen Bishopberger in about 1928 in Kansas City, Missouri.

Andrew Pitcher (d.1660) and his family immigrated from Kenton, Devonshire, England to Dorchester, Massachusetts in 1634, moving later to Milton, Massachusetts. Descendants and relatives lived in New England, New York, Ohio, North Carolina and elsewhere.

James Francis Delaney was born in 1881 in Pennsylvania. His parents James and Nora Holland Delaney were of English and Irish heritage. He married Mary Catherine Turner, whose parents William Augusta and Louisa Ann Greenough Turner were born in England, in 1915. They had five children and these records detail both their ancestry and information on their descendants who have remained in Ohio and surrounding areas to the present time. Includes Delaney,...

John Starkey (b.ca.1638) was probably an immigrant from Standish, Lancaster County, England, and was in Boston, Massachusetts during or before 1667. In 1674 they moved to Malden, Massachusetts. George Lawrence (b.1637) married twice and lived in Watertown, Massachusetts. Daniel Lawrence (1747-1832), a direct descendant in the fourth generation, married Elizabeth Graves and had a daughter, Betsey, who married George Starkey (1775-1855) of Troy, New...

Piere Targe was born in 1689 probably in No Kings, R.I. His family had come from France during a period of Huguenot persecution. When they arrived in Rhode Island they again met with intolerance. He reacted like many Huguenots by marrying into the English society when in 1722 he married Mary Smith. His family was quickly integrated into the community and since that time have become stalwarts of New England society. This book chronicles many of their...

Ancestry and descendants of David Wilson Titus (1859-1920), son of Casper R. Titus and Marian C. Sacket, and of his wife, Clara Jeanette Capron, daughter of Jasper Capron and Sarah Coon. David Wilson Titus and his wife were both born in Erie County, Pennsylvania, and lived in Union City, Pennsylvania in 1880. They later moved to various locations in Michigan and Ohio (in ministerial duties), and later retired to Marshall County, Indiana and then Ashtabula,...

Nannie Peyton Hill (1864-1952), daughter of Robert Edwin Hill (1815-1886) and Ellen Elizabeth Mitchell (1825-1918), married Charles Hammond Mann (1864-1922), son of George Dolittle Mann (1823-1899) and Sophie Parmalee, 7 September 1886. Peter Adolf Johnson (1860-1923), son of John Eric Larsson Rask (1818-1885) and Anna Helena Svanberg (1822-1882), married Emma Charlotta Edin (1865-1915), daughter of Gustaf Johansson and Cajsa Lisa Andersdotter, in...