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Posted February 21, 2010
I was recently in Norfolk and couldn’t help but notice that
among others items that there is a Greenwoods Road, a Greenwoods B&B and a
Greenwoods Station Pub in Norfolk. I became curious and wondered if there was a
town founder named Greenwoods, was there a station (what kind?) that provided
the name, or is the name just a lasting tribute to the area’s densely forested
origins of the past?.....I didn’t find my answer on the web page and additional
Google and Bing searches didn’t help me learn the origins and significance of
the link between Greenwoods and Norfolk.
If it’s not too much trouble, I wonder if anyone knows the connection, and would
be willing to take a moment and satisfy my curiosity regarding the connection of
Greeenwoods and Norfolk? Thank you in advance for considering my request.
James Cappellano
james.cappellano@hs.utc.com
Hartford, CT
Posted October 9, 2009
This is an update to my query posted on October 24, 2007.
I am seeking genealogy information for Alexander P. Parsons and his wife, Jemima Palmer, who lived in Norfolk in the 1800's. I estimate Alexander's birth to be abt 1793, and since my last post found place of birth to be Southington, CT. Alexander died early March, 1850 and is buried in Center Cemetery, Norfolk, CT. Jemima's birth is estimated abt 1794 or after, and she died in 1876. The last information I found on Jemima was the 1870 census of Sandisfield, MA showing she was living with her son, Andrew J. Parsons. I am seeking to know where Jemima was buried, since her name is not on Alexander's headstone.
Their son, William Lawrence Parsons, was my second g-grandfather. Alexander and Jemima probably had other children besides Andrew and William. I found they also buried children named Robert Parsons, aged 5 and Olivia Flynt Parsons, infant. I'd appreciate hearing from anyone regarding names of siblings, children, parents, etc., as well as burial records. Thank you.
Barbara P. barbaraparris@sbcglobal.net
Posted September 15, 2009
I am looking for information on the artist Carsie Lennin from
Norfolk....around 1895.
Thank you
Milly Hudak, President
Winchester Historical Society
Milly
milly345@sbcglobal.net
Posted November 2, 2008
Posted October 24, 2007
I am seeking information on Alexander P. Parsons and his wife Jemima, who lived in Norfolk in the 1800's. Alexander died early March, 1850 and they are both buried in Norfolk. I'd appreciate hearing from anyone regarding names of children, parents, where the family lived before moving to Norfolk, etc. One of their children's names was William Lawrence Parsons. Thank you.
Barbara barbaraparris@sbcglobal.net
Posted October 24, 2007
Want any information about the family of John C. Hall (b. 1767 RI) and wife Clara (unknown) who are on the 1850, 1830, and 1820 census of Norfolk CT. John Hall also appears as a head of household on the 1820 and 1830 Norfolk census but he’s enumerated as John George on the 1800 and 1810 census (long story...). Also note his neighbors were prominent Norfolk families with the Gaylord and Bigelow surnames; John Hall’s family was enumerated as unnamed “free colored persons” together with the Gaylord family in 1840. Local church records confirm oral history that John Hall was Native American; his family is enumerated as mulatto, black, colored, Indian, etc... on vital records. The children of John and Clara Hall include Moses, Nelson, Jane, and Laura. Jane Hall married Samuel Smith and their family is on the 1850-1900 census for Norfolk. Nelson Hall married Eliza Swan and is on the 1850 census for Torrington then 1860-1900 census for New Hartford. Moses Hall married Jerusha Wilson Haskell and is on the 1850-1860 census for Norfolk then 1870-1900 census for North Canaan. Thanks!
You can reply directly to hallsandgrants@hotmail.com
Posted October 24, 2007
I am looking for more information proving Luther Frisbie to be an inhabitant of Norfolk, CT. I have already found the information contained in "Record of Connecticut Men in the Revolution". Thank you.
Brent Kitt kittb1@mindspring.com
Posted October 24, 2007
Seeking information on Herb Dietlin and his first wife, Fannie Bouchett, and her family (parents Paul and Mennie, brothers John and Paul, sisters Rose and Susan). Herb was born in 1888, Fannie was born in 1892. I know Herb is buried in the cemetery on Rt. 272 but I don't know where in the cemetery, and I don't know where Fannie or her family would have been buried. Bouchett family owned a house but am looking for the location. Herb also owned a house but I don't know where. Thanks for your help!
Kelly Toce ktoce@sbcglobal.net
Posted October 24, 2007
I have been searching for my deceased grandmother's ancestry. I don't know her birthplace but I believe it may be Scotland. Her birth date is 9/21/1914. She lived in Norfolk. Her name is Irene Delnero. Married Arthur Delnero, children Brett, Brenda, Beth and Blair all born in Winsted. Previous marriage surname Vanseters. Thank you very much.
Kimberly Johnston Luckey kmluckey@hotmail.com
Posted August 25, 2005
Posted August 25, 2005
I am inquiring about a home somewhere in or outside Norfolk, CT called CRISSEY PLACE, very large 3 story home with a top on it that a person could look out to sea from & a Crissey(Crissy) pond in back; there were some postcards on this place. Crissy pond still shows on a map. Someone thought that this place still existed today as a Boarding house or Bed & Breakfast in Norfolk, CT. Any help is very appreciated on this!! Thank you!!
Patricia(Crissey)Young ppyoung@chibardun.net
Posted May 28, 2005
Howard Cain
MRZIP007@aol.com
Posted May 28, 2005
Looking for info on the CRISSEY PLACE NORFOLK, CT, I was told
the place still is there as a Boarding house or Bed & Breakfast. Large 3 story
house with porches & a top cube thing that you can see out to the sea when ships
come in, don't know what that is called & a Crissey/Crissy pond out back
somewhere. Crissy pond still on a map as number 646. Can anyone help me locate
this place or tell me if it is still there, there were postcards of this place
suppose to be 1930's. It had been in several families of Crissey's! Any help
very appreciated here. Thanks. I am in northern Wisc. Sincerely,
Patricia Crissey-Young
ppyoung@chibardun.net
Posted August 29, 2004
Tim Curtiss tim.curtiss@verizon.net
Posted August 8, 2004
Pam Hillman PAHillman@aol.com
Posted August 8, 2004
Seeking any information on Jedediah WHITE; b 07 MAY 1752; a Rev. War soldier. Jedediah had at least two wives: Sarah STORER and Mabel (last name unknown). Jedediah died 26 AUG 1841 in Norfolk. Jedediah's daughter Nancy Burr WHITE m Albert PARRITT. They relocated to Michigan and then Ohio. Nancy and Albert had five children: Frances Elvira, Benjamin F., Andrew, Josephine and William Wallace. Frances married a BUTTON; Benjamin married Experience Jennette ANDRUS; Josephine married (1) Jabez BROOKS, (2) Enoch S. Parmelee and William (my Gt. grandfather) moved with his parents to Ohio and married there Caroline E. MOHLER. I would like to correspond with any descendants of this family.
Jo Darling grammajo2D@netscape.net
Posted April 1, 2004
Posted October 25, 2003
I am looking for information on Luman Pettibone Mills, b. 1801 in Norfolk, Father may be Augustus Mills, b. 1772 in Norfolk, and Mother may be Martha Pettibone, b. 1774 in Norfolk. Thank you.
Kathleen Callum kathiecallum@hotmail.com |
Posted August 30, 2003
Alan Lancello inflt@1scom.net |
Posted August 30, 2003
Ron Truman rontruman@rogers.com |
Posted August 30, 2003
Has anyone ever heard of the Norfolk Cornet Band that was in Norfolk, CT, probably, late 19th century....Thanks.
Tom TomBison@aol.com |
Posted June 22, 2003
Looking for info on Volney E. Smith born in Norfolk CT on Aug 22 1822 and died in Indiana on March 5, 1907. Trying to find any family related to him - (mother -father -brother's -sister's and so on).
Billie | billiamwilliam@webtv.net |
Posted May 30, 2003
CLARK(E) brothers Myron and George, long time residents of Norfolk. Need any and all information regarding these brothers and their families.
Tom Clarke | scribe10@bellsouth.net |
Posted May 4, 2003
My 3 great grandparents, Thomas Goodwin and Silence were married in Norfolk in 1759. I do not know my 3 grt. grandmother's maiden name. The town record only says Silence. I'd like to know her maiden name. Since she was 19 when married, I don't think she arrived in Norfolk without her parents. Since they were married in 1759 and Norfolk was incorporated in 1758, I'd also like to know where they came from before settling in Norfolk. Is there any special location where most of the early Norfolk settlers came from? They left Norfolk in the early 1760's and where they went I don't know but they turned up in Poultney, Vermont in 1772. He served as a "Minute Man" during the revolution while living in Poultney. He died 1797, age 64, and she died 1822, age 82. Both are buried in Poultney, Vt. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Howard Cain | MrZip007@aol.com |
Posted April 5, 2003
I am looking for information about Rachel Barden, who married Elijah Knapp in Oct 1769 in Norfolk. They already had five children. Elijah married a second time in 1779. When did Rachel die? Where buried?
Marjorie Nelson | mwnelson69@aol.com |
Posted January 18, 2003
Highland (Hyland?) BEACH, born 21 February 1785 in Norfolk, CT married Abigail (surname unknown). Their son, Seymour was born 2 November 1806 in Middlebury, VT. Can anyone help with Abigail's surname? Thank you.
Lore Dearing | hebrews12@hotmail.com |
Posted January 3, 2003
I have been looking for the family of Milo Dyke, who married Lucy Brown daughter of Rueben Brown. I have all the info on Lucy and her family but cannot find anything on Milo before he was baptized at the Norfolk Congregational Church in 1827. If anyone could be of some help, please let me know. I have been to Norfolk a number of times checking Town records, Library and Church records, to no avail. Thank you in advance for any help that anyone might give.
Pam Hillman | PAHillman@aol.com |
Posted November 30, 2002
CHRISTINAT
I was born and raised in Norfork, CT and was wondering
if anyone has any information on my surname as it has been in
existance since 1830's. Any info anyone could provide would
prove helpful to me. Thank you.
George Christinat | biggeo8@hotmail.com |
Posted November 30, 2002
I would like some info on Ebenezer and George Norton that are listed under marriages on this site. I am seeking a father of Eliakim Norton born in 1801 either in USA or Canada?
genort@aol.com |
Posted November 30, 2002
I am researching CORBALLY in Norfolk. Patrick, Simon and Christopher were blacksmiths owning a shop next to the forge on the Blackberry River near the spillway. Does anyone have pictures of the forge and shop from 1860-1880 period ? Thank you.
George Ferguson | gtferguson@juno.com |
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