Bartlett - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Attention UK BARTLETTs - Holiday SALE on DNA Testing

jimbartlett1 — 2 Dec 2008 10:49:04 GMT

Family Tree DNA has announced a pretty good sale on DNA testing that is paid for before 12/31/08.

We'd really like to get some more lines from the UK tested.

I can’t quote pricing here, but the cost of the 37 marker test (Y-DNA37) is almost down to what the 12 marker test was.

This is probably a result of competition with some new companies in the DNA business, as well as fancy new equipment that makes the testing more efficient.

FTDNA is by far the largest and best DNA company – fair, professional, responsive, etc. We recently had a an unusual result, so I sent an email to FTDNA – within 12 hours the President wrote me back and said they agreed with me and that they’d do the retest gratis – usually there’s a fee involved, but the fee is refunded if the second test does come back different.

Here’s a recap of the testing:

Use the link below to join the project and purchase your DNA test.
http://www.familytreedna.com/surname_join.asp?code=C45062

Cost: All on sale – check it out at the link above. Many in the BARTLETT-DNA Project are now ordering the 37-marker test, which is on sale.

The TEST: FTDNA sends a kit with plastic sticks, vials, a preaddressed mailer and instructions. Just rub the inside of your cheek with the stick, put the end of the stick in a vial, repeat, and mail it in – no blood, no pain – it’s like brushing your teeth.

Jim Bartlett

Joseph Bartlett - Closworth, Somerset

samsroots — 24 Jan 2007 9:20:40 GMT

I'd be grateful for any details re the birth of Jospeph Barlett. I suspect he was born in Closworth, Somerset in about 1841 ( but cannot find a corresponding birth certificate). Previous coresspondance on these boards suggests his father was Solomon and he is as elusive in the records as his son. Joseph married Matilda Gillingham (between 1851 & 1861), but I cannot find a marriage certificate. They had 9 children that i know of : Elizabth, Emma, Eliza, Hannah, William, Mary, Agnes, Arthur and Lillian. The only one of these I have details of is Agnes, my great great grandmother - who married into the Connock Family. Any help or pointers greatfully recieved and if I can help anyone let me know

Josiah Bartlett, Signer

BKaufman9616 — 27 Feb 2004 3:53:45 GMT

I am searching for relatives of Josiah Bartlett, one of the signers of The Declaration of Independence

E. Bartlett of Indiana as of 1880

stevewbartlett — 9 Nov 2008 9:59:22 GMT

Children are: William born abt 1887
Thomas J. born abt 1869
Elizabeth E. born abt 1870
Henry born abt 1875
George E. (my great grandfather) born 1872

This is as far back as I have gotten, however I know that the line picks up again from Richard Bartlett Sr. from there I can go back to the 1300's. I am missing from E. Bartlett back to Richard Sr. If anybody can help I can provide back to the 1300's

Bartlett of Tennessee

nano5050 — 15 Oct 2005 2:46:16 GMT

I am looking for a James Mansel Bartlett b abt 1822 in KY I think and died abt 1854 in Lincoln County TN. I believe he is the father of John Bartlett b abt 1846 in Lincoln County TN and may have been a twin.I believe John is the father of James E. Bartlet b abt 1870 in Lincoln/Moore County TN. James was the father of Earl Bartlet my grandfather. I am trying to trace this line and I keep running into a brick wall any help?

Jefferson Bartett

stevewbartlett — 15 Nov 2008 5:57:54 GMT

I am looking for more information on Jefferson Bartlett born August 21, 1803 in Roanoke, Virgina and died December 27, 1873 in Pine, Warren, Indiana. I can't find anymore information such as his Parents etc.. Please send any information you may have. Thank you

John Bartlett

gapdon — 15 Nov 2008 4:41:00 GMT

Seeking parentage of John Bartlett, b. Abt. 1778, married Lurany(Lorenia) Goodrich and had 12 children. They moved to Oppenheim, NY in 1820's and died in Oswego, Kendall County,IL. Have names of children. Lorenia Goodrich's mother may have been Towbridge.

Bartlett - Saxby Family, ENG

Narelle Bartlett — 9 Nov 2001 6:16:20 GMT

need info on Edward 1845 married Ann Saxby in 1864 also Edward married Alice Jane Rose in 1887 claude Austin 1891 married Lillian May Salter in 1915

Bartletts from Nebraska area

cl_dewey — 24 May 2002 5:44:54 GMT

I am looking for Bartlett's from the Nebraska area...hoping to find other "cousin" branches to mine....if any of you have family that lived in the midwest in the 1800-1900's...I'd love to hear from you!!

Jerusha Bartlett, George Peckham

Patricia_A_McIntyre — 2 Nov 2008 7:48:01 GMT

In the Peckham Genealogy by Stephen Farnum Peckham, it states on page 275 that Captain George Peckham's second wife was Jerusha Bartlett, daughter of Josiah and Mary Bartlett. Josiah was a physician, the Governor of New Hampshire, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, and a signer of the Declaration of Independence. However, I have done research on the Barlett family and cannot find any reference that suggests that Josiah and Mary had a daughter named Jerusha. Can anyone enlighten me?

Thanks,
Pat McIntyre

Bartlett Mystery

AE — 21 Nov 1999 11:40:57 GMT

I'm in desperate need of any information on a Donald Eugene Bartlett born May 26, 1933 in Ogden Utah. He died in a mining accident in Grand Junction Colorado on September 16, 1958. His parents were divorced do not have his father's name, mother's name was Thelma do not know what her maiden name was. She was last known to be living in Las Vegas Nevada quite some time ago. Donald is also beleived to be buried in Las Vegas Nevada. Any information about my grandfather would be most helpful. You can reach me by email at matmoped@aol.com. Thank you for your time.

Bartletts of Devon/Cornwall

jenneferbartlett — 10 Mar 2004 1:37:30 GMT

Mr Bartlett research takes me mainly to Devon/Cornwall. England. I have a few stray Bartletts who I know moved away from that area, one being my father John Richard b. 1901 he moved to London and m Dorothy Green. I have a further branch of the family living in Southampton/Portsmouth and wonder if anyone out there is linked to me in any way, as I seem to have hit a brick wall and cannot seem to carryon any further from Devon, Plymouth. I would love to hear from you.

BARTLETT George E 1910-1969

t42Moore — 14 Oct 2008 3:12:48 GMT

BARTLETT George E 1910-1969

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 196,391 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

BARTLETT Lorene Kate 1916-1998

t42Moore — 14 Oct 2008 3:12:34 GMT

BARTLETT Lorene Kate 1916-1998

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 196,391 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

BARTLETT Gary Thomas 1941-1990

t42Moore — 14 Oct 2008 3:12:21 GMT

BARTLETT Gary Thomas 1941-1990

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 196,391 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

Bartlett;Scoble; Trickey;

stamps135 — 13 Oct 2008 4:24:19 GMT

Ih
my Names Lynette Stamper and i am trying to do family tree on my husbands side His mother was Olive Jean Scoble
married Selwyn Keith Stamper
Olive parents;Albert Scoble and Jane Trickey;(Victoria Australia)
Janes parent;Sarah Ann Bartlett and William Trickey(Victoria Australia)
Sarah parents; Thomas bartlett and Elizabeth Dellar(chideoch Dorset)

Thomas parents;John Bartlett and Sarah Squires (chideoch Dorset)
John parents;Henry Bartlett anh Jane Farwell(chideoch dorset)

Bartletts in England

Mike Bartlett — 5 Aug 2001 3:50:39 GMT

Hi,
I live in Devon England and have been researching in Southampton where my Bartletts come from. I've managed to get back to Barnaby Bartlett in the mid 17C. I have Canadian cousins, one currently travelling in Mexico. Get in touch by e-mailif you think we may be able to help each other. For example I live close to the devon record office in Exeter, which means I may be able to help someone out there.
Very best Mike

Narcissa Bartlett, b. ca 1843 NY, m. James Law > Michigan

PBosbous — 19 Aug 2001 7:08:28 GMT

Melissa Bartlett Kirby

MelissaLister2 — 7 Oct 2008 3:07:37 GMT

I am looking for info about Melissa Bartlett Kirby from Lampasas, TX. My GGrandparents raised her and I hope to find out if she was related to them. Thanks, Melissa Lister

Mary Augusta Bartlett, dau Ebenezer of Ghent, NY

Kitty Bishop — 7 Aug 2001 3:43:36 GMT

I am related to NY Bartletts through Mary Augusta Bartlett(m. Cornelius Deyoe) daughter of Ebenezer Bartlett who built the Bartlett House in Ghent,NY. These Bartletts, I understood from my mother had something to do with the Beechnut factory in Canajoharie, ring a bell with anyone? I hit a brick wall here.
Thanks,
Kitty

George Bartlett

ldancause — 27 Sep 2008 9:10:01 GMT

Looking for information on a George Bartlett (b. abt 1826 in Smithfield, RI). He married Maria Crossman in Rhode Island about 1848. They had a son, George Oliver Bartlett, born about 1850 in Smithfield. Hoping to find the 1st George's parents (1850 census states both mother and father were born in RI).

Bartlett of Hasfield, Tirley and Eldersfield Gloucestershire

Miss_Guy — 6 May 2007 9:51:25 GMT

I would like to hear from anyone researching the name of BARTLETT in Hasfield, Tirley and Eldersfield, Gloucestershire, England.

I have a website at http://www.familyrootsonline.co.uk/ containing details of my Bartlett linage.
Thanks

Reduced DNA Pricing

jimbartlett1 — 16 Aug 2008 3:40:43 GMT

Family Tree DNA has announced a significant sale on DNA testing for new members – I cannot quote pricing here, but will be happy to share them with anyone who is interested.

I can say that for the cost of a Y-chromosome 12-marker or 25-marker test, they will add in mitochondrial DNA test free (good for men only)

They also offer significant savings on other tests and combinations.

If you have ever thought about joining a DNA Project, now is the time!

Join the BARTLETT-DNA Project or go to www.familytree.dna and look up a project for your own SURNAME.

The offer ends at midnight on 31 August 2008.

Use the link below to join the project and purchase your DNA test.
http://www.familytreedna.com/surname_join.asp?code=C45062

The reduced prices come up with the link above, or I can send an email with them directly to you.

Jim Bartlett
jim4bartletts@verizon.net

BARTLETT - GILLIAM connection

jimbartlett1 — 9 Sep 2008 3:05:40 GMT

I'm looking for a William Gilliam BARTLETT.

Probably born c1850 +/- 20 years
Probably in VA/WV/MD/DC (maybe PA) area
May have married a Virginia RIDENOUR
May have had a son named Lewis Frederick BARTLETT b 1874-1890 timeframe, perhaps in DC
May have been the William G BARTLETT living in Washington, DC in 1891

Any info about any of the above would be greatly appreciated.

Jim Bartlett jim4bartletts@verizon.net

Bartlett Emigration

jeanann144 — 2 Aug 2008 9:15:13 GMT

I am trying to find out when Alfred Stephen Bartlett
b. abt. 1832 in Ilminster Somerset, went to Australia and how he got there. He is on the 1851 census as a sailor but living at home with family. Father John and Mother Letitia. In 1859 he m. Margaret Morrison (from Scotland)in Oz and had family there.

Evia Bartlett of San Marcos, TX 1917

drbrownlee — 7 Sep 2008 11:24:02 GMT

Evia is pictured in the 1917 Pedagogue, yearbook of Southwest State Normal School in San Marcos, Texas. She is a junior. I'm not kin but thought this might help others.

Mary M. Bartlett and William Haskin

lizscott58 — 25 Sep 2003 1:06:03 GMT

Looking for information on this couple. They were married 2 August 1868 in McHenry County Illinois and later moved to Lancaster County, Nebraska.

fredrick lewis bartlett

s green — 23 Aug 2000 10:58:12 GMT

born before 1902. lived in md ,buried somewhere in hagerstown md.was born in ky.children; charles, mary, and ?wife; orrie lilly malot.

Edwin J. Bartlett - 1918 - Military Service

IMRSB — 6 Aug 2007 7:49:29 GMT

From a letter in my personal collection:

In 1918, Edwin J. Bartlett was stationed at Camp Merritt New Jersey in the 35th Company - Automatic Replacement Company Division.

Please contact me if you have any questions. : )

BARTLETT, Phineas (1811, Sempronius, Cayuga, NY-1893, Jackson, MI

traversegal — 31 Aug 2008 12:45:27 GMT

Searching for BARTLETT descendants and ancestors who migrated from Cayuga County, NY to Washtenaw and Lenawee Counties, MI in the middle 1800's

Please contact me!

Fran Teeter, 2nd great-granddaughter of Phineas BARTLETT (1811-1893)

Jesse Bartlett 1801-1861

serchgenes1 — 26 Aug 2008 3:32:16 GMT

Jesse Bartlett married Ellenor (Nellie) Smith (1800-1848)from Scottland in 1828. Married Adaline Venin 1848. Brothers were:Isac, nathan, Evan, Henry. Father was Josiah of East Tennessee a nephew of Josiah Bartlett of MD. Children of Jesse and Ellenor: Malinda, T.J., Lucinda, Isac Rice, Minerva, John, Nanna. Letter written by Joseph McGee 1848. Lived in Missouri, Daviss County 1850. John married Emma Messenger. John died (1880) in Nebraska, Seward County.

Rescued Photo, BARTLET Surname, Charleston, IL

KBarnes1958 — 15 Aug 2008 10:45:15 GMT

As a hobby, I rescue old photos that have identification on them, and attempt to locate family to send them to.

I obtained one of a young woman, I'd guess between the ages of 15-25, dressed nicely with a strand of dark beads/pearls around her neck. Her hair is pulled back with a ribbon in it and her ears are pierced?! It was taken in Carlston, Illinois I'm going to guess in the mid to late 1800s. She is identified as Nellie Bartlet. The writing is rather "crude" so her name could be BARTLETT?

If you'd like to obtain it, please contact me at: digginroots@yahoo.com for details.

Kathy

KINSON/ EAST HOWE/ BOURNEMOUTH/ BARTLETTS

rabartlett50 — 11 Aug 2008 5:24:51 GMT

I AM LOOKING FOR ANY BARTLETT FAMILY IN THE BOURNEMOUTH OR SURROUNDING AREAS 1700 ONWARDS OR BEFORE MINE STARTS WITH JOHN BARTLETT C1730 HIS WIFE WAS MARY MARSHALL THEY LIVED IN KINSON DORSET

robert Bartlett wiltshire england 1700's

RayBeckman — 11 Aug 2008 4:51:43 GMT

I am reaserching Bartletts from Wiltshire. Robert had three children in Devizes and maybe one in Semley , he was married to Mary

Bartlett family of WV/VA

severnphotography — 5 Aug 2008 3:59:32 GMT

I have traced my wifes family back to the early 1800's. This is where I'm stuck and wanted to see if anyone here has any info. Here is what I have....

Josiah Bartlett b. 1811 in Virginia
Granville P. Bartlett b. 1838 in Virginia
Vitallus C. Bartlett b. 1878 in West Virginia
James Oswold Bartlett b. 1907 in West Virginia
James Edward Bartlett b. 12 July 1930 in West Virginia James Wade Bartlett b. 13 Feb. 1958
Amber Bartlett (my wife)

I want to see if there is any connection to the Bartlett family of New England as well as to Josiah (signer of the DOI)

Any information would be much appreciated.

Brandon Severn

Edward Bartlett, b. 8 Dec 1873, Westborough, Massachusetts

jbartlett8587 — 10 Aug 2008 5:16:14 GMT

I am seeking the information about the parents of Edward BARTLETT, b. 8 Dec 1873 in Westborough (Westboro), Worchester Co., Massachusetts. When Edward applied for a Social Security number in May 1937, he reported the above as his date and place of birth, and he said that his father's name was Edward W. BARTLETT and his mother Laura ADAMS. I have been unable to verify any of the above. Can you help?

David E. Bartlett b. abt 1805 Connecticut

toniv — 28 Jul 2008 7:05:56 GMT

married a Fanny or Fannie P. but may have had a previous marriage. Listed in New York on 1850 census with Fannie and an Emeline the same age as Fannie (a sister) and some adolescent children (Hannah, Shubael and Emma) and a Charles age 4. He is listed on 1860 census with Fannie and four chhildren born after 1850 and again the same in 1870. By 1880 Fannie is widowed.

He was a teacher of the deaf and mute.

I am wondering if anyone can connect him to parents.

Charles Leffingwell Bartlett

toniv — 23 Jun 2008 10:54:22 GMT

I am looking for his parents. This Charles, who married Clara Crouse, was, at one time the general manager of Proctor and Gamble and at the time of his death, president of Orangeine Chemical Co. in Chicago. He was born in New York and died 3/7/1909 in Chicago. His body was returned to Syracuse for burial so I assume he had lived there for a period of time. Clara was born there. She traveled abroad frequently and reported her birth as 1/26 with a different year nearly every time. the earliest was 1859 and the latest 1863. Her death notice in 1934 said she was in her 78th year. She and Charles had one son, Valentine Crouse Bartlett.

Susan Bartlett m. Robert Caldon

skylineNH — 21 Jul 2008 6:36:34 GMT

I am searching for my lineage from Nellie Lorinda Caldon (1861-1884, born Campton, NH died Rumney, NH) back. Her parents were Harrison Green Tyler Caldon (1827-1902) and Luella Gordon (1826-1921).

Harrison's mother was possibly a Susan Bartlett, and his father was possible Robert Caldon. Harrison was born in Rumney, NH. I'm having difficulty finding any census or other public records regarding Harrison or his parents. Does anyone have these people in their tree?

-Jessica

Bartlett Descendent, have some pictures.

ltlmac — 22 Feb 2008 7:41:36 GMT

Hi Everyone!

I am looking for anyone who may be interested and offer me some insight on some family pictures. My grandmother left us a family photo album and unfortunately I couldn't remember all the stories and we didn't mark all of the pictures. Majority of them I do have marked. Apparently from what my grandmother told me, Josiah Bartlett was my 5th Great Uncle?? I have many pictures of the Bartletts in the early 1900's and they are more on the relatives I know. I do have some from the 1800's as well but not to many. I have one picture that is supposed to be Josiah Bartlett himself but I am not sure if this is him or if my grandma told me it was his son. It is an orginal picture and if anyone thinks they could distinguish if it is him or his son, I would very much appreciate the help. I also have a picture that was taken in 1885 of a John Bartlett (who is supposed to be a closer relative of Josiah) and he is middle aged in this picture. Other names that I have plenty of pictures are florence and frances (sisters),dorothy, gertrude and some misc. others. If there is a connection anywhere, please feel free to reply and I will be more than happy to scan some and send them over.

Society of the Descendants of Robert Bartlett of the "Anne" 1623

HilltownRoots — 20 Jul 2008 4:58:49 GMT

a.k.a. The Bartlett Society. The web site is up and current after a 9-year absence. Visit it at www.bartlettsociety.com. Come to the reunion in September in Plymouth, MA (details on the web site).

BARTLETT-DNA Project seeking UK participants

jimbartlett1 — 2 Jul 2008 7:34:19 GMT

The BARTLETT-DNA Project currently has 133 participants and has determined 16 different BARTLETT lines in Colonial America. We have 6 participants from the UK and are seeking more male BARTLETTs from the UK to join our project - both to determine the different BARTLETT lines in the UK and to link UK and USA lines.

If interested, please post or contact me at jim4bartletts@verizon.net

Jim Bartlett

Josiah Bartlett's great-granddaughter?

Daniel Griffin — 27 Aug 2001 5:12:58 GMT

In my family history my grandmother wrote in a letter "Josiah Bartlett was my grandmother Hathaway's great-grandfather. She lived with Josiah Bartlett and his wife until she was 18 years old." Unfortunately, grandma Senteney didn't name exactly which person she meant. I think the woman's first name was Maria and possibly last name Smith or Bayles. Anybody can help with this one??
(This is the one who signed the Declaration of Independence)

BARTLETT-DNA Project Summary June 2008

jimbartlett1 — 12 Jun 2008 5:22:11 GMT

BARTLETT-DNA Groups at a Glance
Unless otherwise noted, the results within a group match (within 23/25); and there is at least 21/25 mismatch between Groups

Goals for BARTLETT-DNA Project
1. Determine each and every separate BARTLETT line in Colonial America and England
2. Determine the BARTLETT immigrant for each line to Colonial America
3. Develop locations and geography in England for BARTLETT immigrants

Family Tree DNA recently posted a revised Phylogenetic Chart [a chart showing the main branches of the tree of mankind, with smaller branches, twigs, leaves, etc.] You can get more info on Haplogroups and view the old and new Charts at http://www.familytreedna.com/hap_nomenclature.html

As more research is done and the database of DNA samples grows, the tree of mankind can be drawn with more and more detail. Each small twig on this tree is considered a separate Haplogroup, and those within a Haplogroup share a common ancestor thousands of years ago. This is often called our “Deep Ancestry”, and it can be very interesting – you can google your haplogroup and find out much more about it.

I’m listing below the 15 BARTLETT lines (established by DNA testing) and the Haplogroups that have been identified for each. In most cases FTDNA can run an additional “Deep Clade” test on your DNA on file with them, and determine more precisely where you are on the tree. Only one person from each group needs to order a Deep Clade test as the results would be the same for everyone in that group. So please post an announcement if you are going to do so, so your cousins will know. I've already done it for Group B.

Group B [Team 3]; Richmond Co, VA [9 matching participants] [Note 5]
Haplogroup E1b1b1a2 [was E3b1] - This lineage is found in high frequencies in Europe, and can also be found in northeastern Africa. It is most frequent in the Balkans, but is rare in the Near East outside of Turkey. Estimates of its age vary from 11,000 to 17,000 years ago. It likely originated in western Asia, reached the Balkans shortly afterwards, and from there spread into Europe within the last 5,000 years.
Note 5: By Deep Clade test for 5960, this group is Haplogroup E1b1b1a2 (was E3b1a2), which may be from the Roman militia recruited by the thousands from the Balkans to occupy Britain from c43-400AD. When these Balkan soldiers retired they were given Roman citizenship and allowed to settle and raise families in Britain. The largest concentrations of these soldiers (based on history & archeology) were in Wales, Essex Co, and along the East Coast (North Sea south to the English Channel). These same areas have the highest concentrations of E1b1ba2 DNA in the UK.

Group C [incl Team 4]; Dobbs Co, NC & Somerset Co, MD [9 matching participants]
Haplogroup R1b1b2 - Haplogroup R1b is the most common haplogroup in European populations. It is believed to have expanded throughout Europe as humans re-colonized after the last glacial maximum 10-12 thousand years ago. This lineage is also the haplogroup containing the Atlantic modal haplotype.

Group D [Team 7]; VA; Spotsylvania Co, VA [2 matching participants (23/25)]
Haplogroup R1b1b2 (was R1b1c) - Haplogroup R1b is the most common haplogroup in European populations. It is believed to have expanded throughout Europe as humans re-colonized after the last glacial maximum 10-12 thousand years ago. This lineage is also the haplogroup containing the Atlantic modal haplotype.

Group E: BERK[E]LEY from Westmoreland and Loudoun Co, VA; [2 matching participants (24/25)]
Haplogroup R1b1b2 - Haplogroup R1b is the most common haplogroup in European populations. It is believed to have expanded throughout Europe as humans re-colonized after the last glacial maximum 10-12 thousand years ago. This lineage is also the haplogroup containing the Atlantic modal haplotype.

Group F [Teams 9 & 11]; Plymouth, MA; Henry Co, VA; KY; TN [16 matching participants]
Haplogroup R1b1b2 (was R1B1c) - Haplogroup R1b is the most common haplogroup in European populations. It is believed to have expanded throughout Europe as humans re-colonized after the last glacial maximum 10-12 thousand years ago. This lineage is also the haplogroup containing the Atlantic modal haplotype.

Group G; VA; Warren Co, NC [6 matching participants]
Haplogroup R1b1b2 (was R1b1c) - Haplogroup R1b is the most common haplogroup in European populations. It is believed to have expanded throughout Europe as humans re-colonized after the last glacial maximum 10-12 thousand years ago. This lineage is also the haplogroup containing the Atlantic modal haplotype.

Group H; Talbot Co, MD [4 matching participants]
Haplogroup R1b1b2 (was R1b1c) - Haplogroup R1b is the most common haplogroup in European populations. It is believed to have expanded throughout Europe as humans re-colonized after the last glacial maximum 10-12 thousand years ago. This lineage is also the haplogroup containing the Atlantic modal haplotype.

Group I [Team 5]; Newton, MA [8 matching participants with I or I1c]
Haplogroup I2b [was I or I1c] - The I2b lineage likely has its roots in northern France. Today it is found most frequently within Viking / Scandinavian populations in Northwest Europe and extends at low frequencies into Central and Eastern Europe.

Group J [Team 2]; Newbury, MA & South Devon, UK [8 matching participants]
Haplogroup I1 (was I1a) - The I1 lineage likely has its roots in northern France. Today it is found most frequently within Viking / Scandinavian populations in northwest Europe and has since spread down into Central and Eastern Europe, where it is found at low frequencies.

Group L; from KY to Lincoln Co, TN & Union Co, IL (Anna) [2 matching participants (24/25) with R1b]
Haplogroup R1b1b2 - Haplogroup R1b is the most common haplogroup in European populations. It is believed to have expanded throughout Europe as humans re-colonized after the last glacial maximum 10-12 thousand years ago. This lineage is also the haplogroup containing the Atlantic modal haplotype.

Group M; Marlboro, MA [3 matching participants]
Haplogroup R1b1 - Haplogroup R1b is the most common haplogroup in European populations. It is believed to have expanded throughout Europe as humans re-colonized after the last glacial maximum 10-12 thousand years ago. This lineage is also the haplogroup containing the Atlantic modal haplotype.

Group N; UNK to Pitt Co, NC & SC [2 matching participants (25/25)]
Haplogroup R1b1b2 - Haplogroup R1b is the most common haplogroup in European populations. It is believed to have expanded throughout Europe as humans re-colonized after the last glacial maximum 10-12 thousand years ago. This lineage is also the haplogroup containing the Atlantic modal haplotype.

Group R; BARTLEY from Ireland [3 matching participants (23/25)]
Haplogroup I2a (was I1b) - The Balkan countries likely harbored this subgroup of I during the Last Glacial Maximum. Today, this branch is found distributed in the Balkans and Eastern Europe, and extends further east with Slavic-speaking populations.

Group V; VT [6 matching participants]
Haplogroup I1 (was I1a) - The I1 lineage likely has its roots in northern France. Today it is found most frequently within Viking / Scandinavian populations in northwest Europe and has since spread down into Central and Eastern Europe, where it is found at low frequencies.

Group W; Windsor, CT [Team 8] [3 participants (12/12 match]
Haplogroup R1b1b2 (was R1b1c) - Haplogroup R1b is the most common haplogroup in European populations. It is believed to have expanded throughout Europe as humans re-colonized after the last glacial maximum 10-12 thousand years ago. This lineage is also the haplogroup containing the Atlantic modal haplotype.

Still needed – all-male-line BARTLETT descendants from:
[Team-1] Robert BARTLETT of Lyon
[Team-6] John BARTLETT of Norwalk, CT
[Team-10] John BARTLETT of Weymouth, MA
Any BARTLETT with UK heritage
PA BARTLETT line
Any BARTLETT line which is not connected to a known line.

Use this link to join the project.
http://www.familytreedna.com/surname_join.asp?code=C45062

Jim Bartlett
BARTLETT-DNA Project Admin
jim4bartletts@verizon.net

Smith / Lunt Family Bible with Julia Ann Bartlett

sug53 — 12 Jun 2008 4:21:01 GMT

Hi All -- I've rescued an old Family Bible that probably belonged to Frank W. Smith (b. 1856) and his wife, Harriet B. Lunt (b. 1854). Frank's parents were Wooster Smith and Mary Ann Sergent. Harriet's parents were Daniel Lunt and JULIA ANN BARTLETT.

Frank and Harriet's wedding certificate (1878)from Newburyport, MA is in the Bible (in GREAT shape), as are some pages of Smith / Gerrish / Sergent family history.

I'm attaching the wedding certificate that lists Julia Ann Bartlett Lunt. The Bible is in very good condition and was published in 1874.

I'm happy to share this information but am really hoping to find this Bible's extended family and return it home.

Sue sug53@earthlink.net

Bartlett

briggyoung2 — 9 Jun 2008 3:59:13 GMT

I am looking for help on the Bartlett's from KS, my fathers name was Donald Archie Bartlett he was born at McCauley Farms on Apr.16,1917. His father George Bartlett mother Charolette Moore. Paternal Hollis Bowman Bartlett born aprx. 6/22/1871 and wife Emma Amelia Gibbs born aprx. 11/18/1871. My father was born in Osage county ( Kansas )township olivat.His mother side:parents was Aaron Moore and Maude Moore.These Bartlett lived in Wichita,KS as far as I know.

Josiah Bartlett Descendants / Wells Family Connection

kasfurst — 10 Aug 2005 2:00:33 GMT

Does anyone have a database of Josiah Bartlett descendants? Family lore says that our Wells relatives descend from Josiah. They are Franklin P. Wells (b.ca. 1836)of Buffalo, NY and Erie County, PA, and his daughter Marie Wells (b.ca.1871) who married Frank L. Fay. Thanks for any help.

Caleb Roberts

lkm1266 — 2 Jun 2008 3:20:55 GMT

I any trying to find any information on Caleb Roberts, born abt.1820 in New York. He maried Bethier Pringle. She was born in Penn. I don't know how many children they had. I know of one who is Alfred E. Roberts. He was born 1859 in Ill. and married Sarah Morris. She was born 1863 in Iowa. Married 1881 in Iowa.

Aaron Bartlett of Granby, two

ljspurrier — 17 May 2008 6:01:44 GMT

Trying to contact Craig, the only person on Ancestry who's posted a family tree that includes Aaron. Your spam filter refuses to let my e-mail get through. Kindly contact me. Thanks.

Aaron Bartlett of Granby, Mass.

ljspurrier — 17 May 2008 5:55:03 GMT

Aaron Bartlett of Granby applied for a pension after the Rev. War. My ancestor, Oliver Bartlett of nearby Hadley, signed the application. Does anyone know the relationship, if any, between the two men? Oliver is my "brickwall." He's probably the son of Henry Bartlett of Hadley who died 1755, but this is unproven. My Oliver, b. c.1743, is NOT the Oliver of Granby, b. 1754.

NH Bartlett, Stanstead CO. Quebec, Colo Springs

bartlett — 4 Feb 2003 9:10:22 GMT

Looking for a William L. Bartlett, a dentist in Colo. Springs, married Agnes Andrew, and looking for his Grandfather Nathaniel Bartlett, born NH? 1794, married Martha Pinkham, in 1818, died in Lowell, Mass 1866
Thanks

Elliott Bartlett 1786VT - 1864 Gates, Monroe, NY

tory1234 — 1 Mar 2008 8:36:30 GMT

In the 1820 census of Gates is found, Gershum, Eliot, and Orange on the same page. I believe these might be father Elliott and Uncles Gershum and Orange. All from VT. Elliott Jr shows up on the 1840 census in Gates.

Elliott would be my GGG grandfather, his wife Waity Lewis. The children of Elliot and Waity, I have found were my GG Grandmother Louisa (1820), Hattie and Charlott. Louisa marries John Adams, he dies after their first child Elliott is born. Later she marries Solomon Salisbury from Colon, St. Joseph, MI.

Would like to hear from anyone researching this family.
Thanks, Carol

Betty Kenney Bartlett, age 76, daughter of , Robert and Sarah Stone Kenney.

KENNELLYMARKA — 16 Apr 2008 1:56:34 GMT

Bartlett, Betty Kenney "Gram"

Betty “Gram” Kenney Bartlett
Betty “Gram” Kenney Bartlett, age 76, of Lawrence Park Twp., passed away Monday, April 14, 2008 at St. Vincent Health Center following a lengthy illness. She was born on December 7, 1931 in Revloc, Pa., daughter of the late Robert and Sarah Stone Kenney.
Betty had worked with General Electric for 27 years, retiring in 1991. A veteran of the Women’s Army Corps, she served in the Korean Conflict. She enjoyed sewing, cooking and especially enjoyed watching her grandchildren’s sporting events.
Survivors include three daughters, Pat Bartlett of Erie, Karen Krajnik (Michael) of Lawrence Park Twp.
and Mary Elsessor (Donald) of Cherry Tree, Pa.;
one son, Daniel Bartlett (Janis) of Harborcreek Twp.;
one stepson, James Bartlett (Charlotte) of Lake City, Pa.; two sisters, Mildred DeBalli of Fairfield, Calif.
and Doris Risch of Covington, Ky.;
nine grandchildren,
six great-grandchildren;
many nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Lloyd W. Bartlett in 1987;
a granddaughter, Amy Krajnik Mlakar;
two brothers, Russell and James Kenney
and one sister, Vera Kleshock.
Friends may call at the Dusckas Funeral Home, Inc., East, 2607 Buffalo Road on Wednesday from 2 to 5 and 7 p.m. until the time of the Funeral Service there at 8 p.m. conducted by Rev. Bob Klecan, Pastor, First Baptist Church of North East. Memorials may be made to The Regional Cancer Center, 2500 West 12th St., Erie, PA 16505.

Rev. Bob Klecan,"
First Baptist Church"

Bartlett family search

commit244 — 12 Apr 2008 6:13:23 GMT

I am looking for any info. leading to the whereabouts of my relatives...David Eugene Bartlett, whom use to reside in Pompano Bch. Fla, I was adopted in 1982 & moved to Florida, have not been able to find him since...he was a missionary for a short time over in Russia & his father's name was Francis Alden Bartlett, his mother, whom is now deceased was Dorthy L. Bartlett....any info would be appreciated.

Was Orrin R. Sayles married to Jerusha Bartlett or to Sarah J. Olmste(a)d?

newonash — 10 Apr 2008 3:25:32 GMT

OneWorldTree suggests that Jerusha Bartlett was married to Orrin Sayles. However, Michigan Marriages, 1851-1875 indicates a marriage between Orrin Sayles and Sarah Jane Olmste(a)d, and the U.S. Censuses show Orrin and Sarah Sayles. I am interested in any sources or other information showing the connection to Jerusha Bartlett. Thanks.

Bartlett Rutherford Co., NC

Gleekogfrog — 9 Apr 2008 2:12:31 GMT

John Bartlett, b. ca. 1805 NC, mar. in Rutherford Co., NC 1832 Rebecca Sorrels. Of Rutherford Co. on 1840-1860 Census (Mountain Creek area); had daughters Martha and Matilda. No other Bartletts in Rutherford at this time (except Orvis Bartlett, unrelated, from MA). Perhaps related to Joseph Bartlett (b. ca. 1800 NC), of McDowell Co. in 1850, Yancey 1860, Haywood Co., NC 1880). Was he related to Bartletts in Buncombe Co., NC? Any clues appreciated.

Pictures- One of Josiah

ltlmac — 7 Apr 2008 6:52:53 GMT

I am attaching some of the pictures I have, one is of the Josiah that I am related too. If anyone could help identify any of the others or knows any connections, your help is very much appreciated.

Josiah Bartlett ( I believe I was told this pic was of the DOI grandson??), taken in Nashua NH, no time frame, just says J.Sidney Miller, Photographer, Post office building.

Next one has no name but the dates of 1822-1902, in my bartlett family pictures.

Dorothy Royanne Bartlett, younger pic, can't find her in a census.

Ann Baker, Picture was taken in Chicago

I know these are long shots but thought I would give it a try. Thanks.

Robert E. Bartlett, 79, U.S. Army veteran of the Korean War.

KENNELLYMARKA — 7 Apr 2008 4:05:16 GMT

Robert E. Bartlett

June 15, 1928 — March 24, 2008

BEDFORD —
Robert E. Bartlett, 79,

42 Green Briar Drive, Bedford, died at 4:10 p.m. on Monday at his residence.

He retired from Bedford National Bank as vice president after 45 years of service. He later worked at The Bank of Mitchell.

He was a U.S. Army veteran of the Korean War.

Survivors include his wife, Patty of Bedford;
children: Nancy Limp
and Tom Bartlett, both of Bedford,
Susan Bowman, Germantown, Ohio,
and Julie Taylor, Rock Hill, S.C.;
five grandchildren;
three step-grandchildren;
one brother, Ermy Bartlett Jr.;
one sister, Margie Deckard;
and several nieces and nephews.

Celebration of his life will be conducted at 1 p.m. on Friday at the First Baptist Church in Bedford with Pastor Kregg Burris officiating. Burial will follow in Ikerd Cemetery. Military rites will be accorded at the graveside by members of the Gillen

Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. on Thursday at the First Baptist Church.

The family asks that friends consider making memorial contributions to the First Baptist Church.

First Baptist Church"
REV, Kregg Burris"

Looking for some help.. John or Dorothy Bartlett

ltlmac — 7 Apr 2008 3:26:19 GMT

I have pictures and some names of the Bartletts in my family but I can't place all of the names.

My great grandmother was Mary Jessie Davis, who was the child of Florence Bartlett.Florence had a sister named Jessie Francis (she died in her twenties in the early 1900's) and the census shows they had a brother named roy. One of the pictures I have shows John Bartlett (My ggg grandfather) in 1885, and it says it was taken in Washington DC and his wife and kids lived in IL (kids were born in CO.) but his name is not in the census that I found with the family. He is really the only male Bartlett name I have right now, besides a picture of one of the Josiahs. The back of Johns picture also states he was Jessie Childs husband, and according to the census with the kids, he was born in Massach.

I also have tons of pictures of a Dorothy Bartlett that were taken in the late early 1900's. I am assuming this is Roys daughter but can't confirm. Her full name was Dorothy Royanne Bartlett.

Last, I was told my grandmothers cousins were part of the D.A.R group in IL. They are very willing to help me but I need to find the name of the member that was in there and from there, they can help trace me back to Josiah from the D.O.I (Grandma told me he would of been my 4th or 5th great uncle).

I would appreciate any help but I am trying to see if anyone would know anything about John (his wife was born in 1860 so I am assuming same time frame), if anyone has a Dorothy or knows of one in any of their lines, or if anyone knows of the bartletts from the lake forest, IL D.A.R.

Thanks again. I am attaching the picture I have of John taken in 1885, Washington DC.

Frances Bartlett/Daniel Howell Floyd, VA

Dlh10502 — 6 Apr 2008 3:40:15 GMT

Am looking for any information, but especially anecdotes, about Daniel Howell, born 1759 in Philadelphia, PA, died 5 Mar 1860 in Floyd, VA He was married to Frances Bartlett in 1784. She was born 1780 and died 1853 in Floyd, VA. They were my gggg-grandparents. Thank you.

Bartlett, Dr. Frederick - Penobscot County towns in Maine, ?Massachusetts

DA_Harding — 6 Apr 2008 3:47:13 GMT

The town's history simply notes: "1843, Dr. Frederick Bartlett's buildings at South Lincoln burned"
Who is this man? Where did he come from? Where did he go?

Was it he or a relative in Springfield, Maine in 1840?
Was he related to the Bartlett individuals living in Lee, Maine in 1850?
Is he the same Dr. Frederick Bartlett, 74 yo, in Springfield, Maine in Denman Bartlett's household in 1860? (Denman had sons Denman, Julian and Byron and a dgtr)
Is he the same Dr. Fredrk Bartlett, 84 yo, in Minot Maine in 1870?
Did he marry Martha Nute on November 20, 1834 in Lincoln? Or, was he married to a Mary? Or, was he married to an Elizabeth Cotton?
Was he born in Maine or Massachusetts?

The Lincoln (Maine) Historical Society's book committee is anxiously seeking more information about this elusive doctor as they prepare their final manuscript of the town's 1800's medical community for printing.
Does anyone know this gentleman or his relatives?
We are open to any information or any referrals. Thank you.

Mary (Warren) Bartlett

editor1336 — 24 Aug 2006 6:21:25 GMT

Hello,

I'm looking for information regarding Richard Warren's (of the Mayflower) eldest daughter, Mary. I know Mary Warren married Robert Bartlett, but I've been unable to get any definite information on who thier children were. I'm particularly interested in a George Bartlett--some places have him listed as a son and other resources don't have him listed at all. I'd appreciate it if anybody can give me some concrete information of Robert Bartlett and Mary Warren's children. You can email directly at: sales "at" parklandwholesale.com.

Thanks,

John

Benjamin Bartlett

lkm1266 — 26 Mar 2008 1:41:41 GMT

I am looking for any infomation on Benjamin Bartlett. He was b. in 1808 in Sharon, Schohaire, New York, married Ann Givens in 1829. He d. 1848. Ann was born 1811 in Charleston Twp., Montgomery, New York. they had 8 children.
I believe that they were all born in New York.

Looking for info or pics of Abasha Bartlett Defrice

smbp — 13 Mar 2008 2:30:49 GMT

I am looking for anything on parents or siblings of Abasha Bartlett, who married Ricely Defriece, Sr. and lived in Washington and Smyth Co., VA area. She was born 10 Aug. 1816 and died Nov. 12 1902. She is buried in Rush Creek Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery in Washington Co., VA. Does anyone have her in your tree?

Some Early KY William BARTLETT records: Nicholas Co.

Sandra Lewis — 25 Sep 2006 2:22:10 GMT

I have this from"Kentucky Pioneers and Their Descendants"

William Bartlett, deed in 1802
deed in 1816
William Bartlett Heir agreement, 1822

There is info on the 10 children of William & Phebe Bartlett and the 10 children of their son, Ebenezer Bartlett & Rebecca (Standiford) Bartlett

June Court, 1822: Suit filed by Phebe Bartlett, widow vs. Ebenezer Bartlett, son & adm. of estate of William Bartlett
Story about William Bartlett

Josiah BARTLETT 1729-1795, the signer

johnclement75 — 27 Feb 2008 6:13:13 GMT

Growing up, my grandma told me and my sisters we were descended from the signer. Had to be correct since grandma told us, right? WRONG, I proved it and my sisters got a little up set about it.

Turns out, Josiah is a third cousin, seven generations removed. Conclusion: Some where up the line in my ancestors, some one remarks, "Oh, we have a cousin Josiah BARTLETT." As that is passed on down in the seven generations, cousin gets upgraded to "ancestor." Grandma wasn't willingly telling a fib - that is just what she had heard.

Over the years, I have found that being descended from the signer is pretty well a standard tradition in many families with BARTLETT ancestry.

Here are some notes with sources cited that I have gathered:

Financially unable to attend college, Josiah Bartlett began an apprenticeship under Dr. Nehemiah Ordway in 1747. In 1750 Dr. Bartlett set up his practice in the relatively new town of Kingston, New Hampshire. He continued to practice for the next forty years, even while in politics (The papers of Josiah Bartlett, p. xvii).

In 1754 he married his first cousin Mary Bartlett and they had twelve children, eight living to adulthood (ibid).

By 1765 he had entered politics as the representative of Kingston to the New Hampshire assembly. In 1775 he was a delegate to the Continental congress at Philadelphia and in July 1776 he was one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. Josiah Bartlett was the first to vote for independence, and the second to sign the Declaration, after John Hancock (Essex Antiquarian, 7:1:Jan 1903:6-7).

In 1787-1788 he was a member of the conventions for devising and adopting a plan for the government of the United States. In 1790-1791 he was president of New Hampshire under the temporary constitution, and in 1792 became the first governor of New Hampshire (ibid).

If interested, you can see my data (with sources cited) on Josiah BARTLETT at:

http://tinyurl.com/2ylpsq

BARTLETT-DNA Project Update Feb 2008

jimbartlett1 — 25 Feb 2008 2:41:31 GMT

We now have 123 Participants [which include 3 individuals who got mtDNA tests, which would trace a female/non-BARTLETT ancestry].

We now have at least 13 known lines which trace back to Colonial America - despite DNA results from 5 men who are from English BARTLETT lines, but with no known tie to America, we still do not have any DNA match between an English BARTLETT and an American BARTLETT.

Our project is now open to any male BARTLETT - we need a larger database, and we need participants from unknown, or orphaned, BARTLETT lines. If you know any male BARTLETT, please try to interest him in genealogy, and our DNA project.

Through DNA, we have now sorted out 3 separate "paternity" issues and linked the participant with their biological male line. In these cases their line is still BARTLETT, but through a female line.

As you know, there are many variant spellings for BARTLETT/BARTLEY. we have included all of them in our BARTLETT-DNA Project. In fact we have now proved one BARTLEY line which descended from a BARTLETT, and one BARTLETT line which descended from a BERKELEY/BERKLEY. We also have other BARTLEYs, as well as a BARKLEY, BARTTELOT, BARCLIFT, and BURKLEY in our project. Plus two men with other surnames, who were adopted from a BARTLETT line. The DNA doesn't care what your surname is.

A new FTDNA Surname Group is stating up for BARCLAY/BARKLEY, and I have agreed to give that group "rights" to those two surname spellings and remove
them from our list. However, individuals can join any of the surname projects (or even 2 of them).

FTDNA puts out a regular newsletter: "Facts & Genes" with updates on Genetic Genealogy - it is a fascinating field - an new tests are being developed every day. If you don't get this newsletter every other month, and want it, go to the FTDNA web page and subscribe and see what's new at www.familytreedna.com

As a recap of our known lines, I have given each one a letter (so I can keep track), and many also have a Team # from the BARTLETT web page (still a lot of good info there, just not updated in a while).

B - Team 3 - from Richmond Co, VA - E3b1 - 9 matching participants

C - from Dobbs Co, NC and Somerset Co, MD - R1b1 - 9 matching participants

D - Team 7 - from Essex/Spotsylvania Co, VA - R1b1c - 2 matching participants [we could really use one more participant to validate this line]

E - BERKELEY/BERKLEYs from Westmoreland/Loudoun Co, VA [some lines used BARTLETT] - R1b1c - 2 matching participants [we could really use one more participant to validate this line; particularly someone from the Garner BARTLETT line]

F - Teams 9 & 11 - from Plymouth, MA [Mayflower descendants]; and NY; and VA/NC to TN; and Green Co, KY - R1b1c - 16 matching participants [we need more participants to sort out the VA to MA link]

G - Warren Co, NC; and Patrick Co, VA; and Weakley Co, TN; and Starling of GA; and a Canadian - R1b1c - 6 matching participants [we need more participants to link these lines together]

H - Talbot Co, MD; and William b 1823 MS; and Thomas b c1782 GA m MASTIN - R1b1c - 3 matching participants [we need more participants to link these lines together]

I - Team 5 - Newton, MA - "I" - 6 matching participants

J - Team 2 - Newbury, MA [includes Josiah, SDI] - I1a - 7 matching participants

L - William b 1784 NC to KY to Lincoln/Bedford Co, TN - R1b1c - 2 matching participants [need more participants to trace this line back to NC]

M - Marlboro, MA - R1b1 - 3 matching participants [need more participants to trace this line]

N - Robert b 1838 SC; and Edward of Pitt Co, NC - R1b1 - 2 matching participants [need more participants to trace this line]

V - Vermont; and Hampshire Co, MA - 5 matching participants [need more participants to trace this line]

In addition we have the following tentative Groups, but insufficient participation/matching to know for sure:

0 - a BARCLIFT from Perquimans Co, NC [need another BARCLIFT to participate to validate this line, which is said to come from BARTLETTs]

W - Windsor, CT - R1b1c - we have 3 matching participants, but the paper trails are not sufficient yet [we need another participant to validate this line]

Team 1 - Robert of "Lyon" - need two participants

Team 6 - Norwalk, CT - need two participants

Team 9 - MA - we have one participant [need more participants to validate this line]

Team 10 - Weymouth, MA - need two participants

ENGLAND - we need as many more participants from England, Canada, Australia as we can get to find matches and establish lines in those countries; and links to Colonial America.

The bottom line is we have a lot of info and some solid lines, but we need more participants to determine more BARTLETT lines.

Jim Bartlett
BARTLETT-DNA Admin

Bartletts, Andersons of Clinton County, NY

ilihny — 10 Feb 2002 7:09:59 GMT

Looking for info on Henry and Arvilla , Henry died around 1885 and Arvilla 1903. They lived in Saranac NY and are buried there. They had 4 or 5 children . 2 daughters were Martha (Lunt) Bartlett, Ellen( Tim Anderson) Bartlett. Arvillas maiden name was Anderson. I think the Andersons were from the ST. Lawrence County , around Canton NY.

Bartlett's of Brigus Newfoundland

Karen French — 28 Oct 2006 12:28:21 GMT

Anyone have information on the Bartlett's of Brigus to add to what I already have? I have back to late 1700's to early 1800's if I remember correctly. Thanks

Bartlett Family - Wa. & Oregon

Colwash — 5 Feb 2008 12:12:58 GMT

Looking for info on the family of Samuel L. Bartlett, b. 1882 Oregon, Sarah D. (McDonough) Bartlett b. 1883 Ca. Children are: Evelyn b. 1909 Oregon, Grace b. 1912 Oregon, Genevieve b. 1915 Wa., Harriett R. b. 1916 Wa., Lloyd b. 1918 Wa., Laura M. b. 1924 Wa., Donald L. b. 1929 Wa.

William James Bartlett - Kent, ENG> CAN

Julie — 1 Oct 2001 4:42:16 GMT

William James Bartlett born in Kent England.
He had a brother Frederick. They both came to Canada. I am searching for thier family in England.Thanks

Percy Edward Bartlett

lkm1266 — 17 Jan 2008 11:55:30 GMT

Looking for more info on Percy. I know that he was born in Iowa, 1897 and died in Minn 1962. His sister was my Grandmother and looking for any member of this family to hook up with.

Benjamin Bartlett

lkm1266 — 17 Jan 2008 11:51:45 GMT

I am looking for any info on Benjamin Bartlett. He was born 1801 in New York, Married Ann Ginus 1829 and she was born in New York.They had 8 Children, their oldest being Lorenzo married to Martha Linsay. Need to know who his parent are etc.

Ralph bartlett

jbmac190 — 12 Jan 2008 2:20:36 GMT

Looking for the Bartlett (Barlett) family of Fort Wayne Indiana in the Mid 1940s. Ralph Bartlett served in the US Navy during the 2nd WW. Any info.is appreciated. Bill

ally bartlett

selrock39 — 31 Dec 2007 4:37:29 GMT

Looking for information on an Ally Bartlett; born 1855 in Me.,moved to South Dakota, then Minnesota and died there in
1943.

LOOKING FOR THE BARTLETTS OF HERKIMER, NY

BobVanAlstine — 27 Feb 2005 3:24:29 GMT

I am looking for any information on Henry and Dorothy Bartlett of Herkimer, NY. I have some evidence to suggest that two of their children were: Deborah (1792 to 1869) who married James Dorr (originally of Hallowell Maine) who had migrated to Little Falls, NY (near Herkimer); and Sabrina who married Joseph Dorr (older brother of James).

I would appreciate any information that anyone may have on Henry and Dorothy and their children. I have accumulated a lot of information on the Dorr family and would be willing to share any information that I may have.

Kemp Bartlett> Decatur Co., IA

Eric Anderson — 7 Aug 2001 3:05:22 GMT

Am looking for information on Kempton Jones Bartlett, 1833? - 1899. Possibly from PA or OH. Moved to Decatur Co., IA in 1854. Was married to Susanna Brown Bartlett. any information would be apreciated, I'm at a dead end!

Summary of BARTLETT Groups in DNA Project as of May 2007

jimbartlett1 — 2 May 2007 2:56:46 GMT

Dobbs Co, NC BARTLETT DNA results

jimbartlett — 9 Sep 2004 6:43:34 GMT

Bartletts of Ky. Mo.

CTurner5717 — 15 Nov 2001 2:50:51 GMT

Looking for info on William ,1799,married to Lucy Riley Phillips came to Wayland,Mo.from Ky.Son,Henry Clay,30Aug.1847-1930-1st wife Martha Gray.2nd Mary Jane Dunn. H.C. Mary buried in Kahoka Mo. Marthas parents Henry Gray Ann Mott

Josiah Bartlett descendent?

dhshipley1 — 2 Nov 2007 1:45:59 GMT

I have always been told that I am related to Josiah Bartlett the DOI signer. The Bartletts are in my family by way of Cora Louise Bartlett born in 1873 in Michigan. She is my gg grandmother and I don't know anything more about her or her parents. If anyone can help me prove or disprove my relationship to Josiah Bartlett, I would really appreciate it.

Benjamin Bartlett and wife Anna

sambird — 23 Oct 2007 11:26:08 GMT

Seeking any info re Benjamin Bartlett and wife Anna, who with son Levi and dau Anna were banished from Belchertown, MA in 1763. They possibly moved to the area of Sharon, CT. I'm trying to determine if this Levi is the Levi born 1760 at Belchertown who fought in the Rev. War from Ct. Sammie Birdsall

John Bartlett 1788 -1858, b. ENG

eirrol2008 — 23 Jan 2007 3:44:32 GMT

My ggg grandfather John Bartlett was born c1788 in Hagley then Staffordshire now Worcestershire England. He married Elizabeth Taylor born c 1793 in Birmingham Warwickshire 2/2/1824. His occupation was steel Mill maker or malt mill maker. He had four chidren John, Ann, William my gg grandfather born 1831married Sarah Ann Notley born 1833 in 1856 in Bedminster Somerset. Last but not least Henry underhill. I am looking to add to this information and anything that can lead me to discovering more about Johns parents etc.

Timothy Bartlett and Maria Merritt of Maine

kburby1 — 21 Oct 2007 11:56:05 GMT

Seeking descendants of Timothy Bartlett b. ca. 1844 s/o John M. Bartlett, Sr. and Climene Lyon/Lyons) and his wife Maria Merritt (b. ca. 1843 d. bef. 1900)

They had 7 children:

1. Jerome N. Bartlett b. 1 Mar 1873 South Molunkus, Maine
2. James Bartlett b. ca. 1875
3. Arthur Bartlett b. ca. 1878
4. Walter R. Bartlett b. Mar 1879 Molunkus, Maine
5. Willis Bartlett b. Feb 1882
6. Grace Bartlett b. Nov 1883
7. Ruby Bartlett b. Dec 1885

Did any of these children marry and have offspring?

Obit. Harry BARTLETT - slave - Virginia to Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 20 Oct 2007 1:27:47 GMT

The Marietta Intelligencer says that "Harry Bartlett, familiarly known as "Old Harry," died last Thursday evening in the 88th year of his age. For forty years he was a slave in Virginia, and was purchased by Mr. Geo. Dana, of Belpre, in 1812, on condition that he should reimburse his purchase money by labor.---
After one years work, Mr. Dana released him from this obligation. Harry was much esteemed as an honest and upright man, and was for many years a consistent member of the Congregational Church."

The Morgan Weekly Herald, McConnelsville, Ohio
Thursday, April 19, 1860
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Not related - I have no further information.
Try Washington County, Ohio or Marietta, Ohio or Bslpre, Ohio

John Henry Bartlett & Albert Charles Bartlett - London to Victoria, Australia

manderson175 — 14 Oct 2007 5:29:35 GMT

Looking for any descendants of John Henry Bartlett, Born London, England 1912, Died Victroia,Australia 1983 and Albert Charles Bartlett, Born London, England 1920, Died Victoria, Australia 1977. Both were the sons of James and Lydia Bartlett (nee Plaster)who immigrated to Australia c1950-1960. if you think you may have a connection please get in touch.

John M. Bartlett and Climene Lyon/Lyons

kburby1 — 14 Oct 2007 4:14:12 GMT

Seeking descendants of John M. Bartlett, Sr. (b. ca. 1804 Searsmont, Maine d. bet. 1870-1880 m. 13 Mar 1821) Climene Lyon/Lyons (b. 3 Feb 1803 Readfield, Maine)
They had 8 children:
1. Maria S. b. 1821
2. Louisa b. 3 Mar 1826
3. Abigail b. 15 May 1828
4. Susan b. 15 May 1828
5. John M., Jr. b. 2 Jan1835
6. Hannah L. b. 5 Jan 1838
7. Rosanne R. 4 Dec 1840
8. Timothy b. ca. 1844

Did John M. Jr. reach maturity and marry?

William of Henry Co VA & Carlinda Jane Mitchell Bartlett of OH, living in Warren Co IN

CMitch920 — 7 Oct 2007 3:37:30 GMT

We are looking for descendants of Edward and Mary Mitchell, probably of Virginia. Edward passed away 13 Nov 1804 in Montgomery County, OH. We know nothing about Mary.
Their son, Edward Mitchell was born bet 1769-1771 in VA, died 17 Aug 1844 in Fountain County, IN. He married Abner Girard's daughter Margaret "Peggy" Girard 25 Feb 1808 in Montgomery County, OH. She was born 1783 in Berkeley Co. VA, now WV and died 14 Feb 1828 in Fountain County, IN. One of their children was...

... 3 Carlinda Jane Mitchell b: 14 Mar 1823
.... +William Bartlett b: 07 Feb 1819 in Henry Co., VA
...... 4 Thomas E Bartlett b: 1843 in Warren Co., IN d: 1880
...... 4 Henry Warren Bartlett b: 22 Sep 1845 in Warren Co., IN
...... 4 Walter H Bartlett b: 1847 in Warren Co., IN d: 1880
...... 4 William Lee Bartlett b: Dec 1849 in Warren Co., IN
...... 4 Millard F. Bartlett b: Abt. 1854 in Warren Co., IN
...... 4 Nancy F. Bartlett b: Abt. 1858 in Warren Co., IN
...... 4 Lucinda Bartlett b: Abt. 1863 in Warren Co., IN

Please email me if you are descended from this family, we would love to meet some more "cousins", fill in descendancy lines and be able to work together to try moving further up the Mitchell tree.

Ruby Bryant Bartlett

sreedy1 — 7 Sep 2007 2:05:06 GMT

Ruby Bryant was born 9/5/1866 in Ludlow, Allamakee County, Iowa. Her parents, Wilford D and Amy Eliza Walling Bryant moved the family to Mitchell County, Iowa while Ruby was a child. She married Jesse Bartlett in 1892 in Mitchell County. By 1910 the Bartletts were living in Floyd County, Iowa. Jesse died in 1918 and is buried in Riverside Cemetery in Floyd County. I can not find any information on Ruby and her son Donald Bartlett past the 1930 census in Floyd County. One world tree shows a death date for Ruby of 3/11/1957 but no source info and I cannot verify that. She does not seem to be listed on any cemetery lists that I can find. I don't know if she remarried or moved though I think not. Any help would be appreciated. Susan

Bartlett lineage in Canada

Mark Wright — 12 Jan 2003 10:26:04 GMT

Can anyone help me with any info on a John Bartlett,married Elizabeth????, Jan.07,1807...Ruishton ,Sommerset England...died March 6,1843 Studholm Kings County New Brunswick, Canada

Tennessee BARTLETTs

jimbartlett1 — 9 Aug 2007 7:00:59 GMT

I have finished a census extract 1820-1870 (working on 1880) of all BARTLETTs in TN during that time frame. The following is an index of the BARTLETT Heads of Families. If you descend from one of these lines please contact me at jim4bartletts@verizon.net for more information about that line. You'll note the four DNA Groups who settled in TN (F, G, H & L). I'd like to include marriages in this project - please post the records (ie book number and page; or record where the derived marriage is from) and I'll incorporate that info. If your line is not from a known DNA Group, you are strongly encouraged to find a living male BARTLETT descendant to participate in our DNA Project, and find out from which line you descend.

FirstName yr & state born > county [census year] DNA Group:

B F 1790s ?? > Wilson TN [1830]
B F 1820 TN > Montgomery TN [1850]
Cyrus H 1809 TN > Maury-Marshall TN TN-A*
Daniel 1803 KY > MO DNA-FFA1B4
Daniel 1815 KY > Lincoln TN [1840] > IL DNA-L1D
E R 1810 KY > Shelby TN [1860]
Edward 1830 TN > Shelby TN [1850]
Elijah 1770s ?? > Hardeman TN
Evan 1806 TN > Overton TN DNA-FFA1A9
Francis 1814 SC > Lincoln TN DNA-L1B
Gabriel M 1821 TN > Shelby TN [1850]
Henry 1850 TN > Giles TN [1870]
Isaac 1810s ?? > Wilson TN [1840]
Isaac 1822 AL > Montgomery TN [1850]
J 1810s ?? > Giles TN [1840]
James 1783 VA > White TN DNA-FFA1A1
James 1810 TN > Putnam TN [1870-80]
James Mansel 1822 KY > Lincoln TN DNA-L1G
Jane 1823 TN > Wilson TN [1870]
Jesse 1801 TN > MO DNA-FFA1A7
Joel 1815 SC > Bedford TN [1850] DNA-L1C
John 1785 VA > Claiborne TN DNA-FFA1A2
John 1800s ?? > Hardeman TN
John 1810s ?? > Williamson TN [1840]
John C 1810s ?? > Montgomery TN [1840]
Joseph 1767 VA > Hawkins > Overton TN DNA-FFA1A
Joseph S 1796 MA > Williamson TN > AR DNA-F/MA]
Joseph 1796 KY > White TN DNA-FFA1B1
Joseph 1812 TN > Putnam TN [1860]
Joseph 1835 TN > Putnam TN [1860]
Joshua 1767 ?? > KY > White TN DNA-FFA1B
Joshua 1811 TN > Jackson TN DNA-FFA1A11
Lecil 1816 ?? > Bedford TN [1850] DNA-L1E
Liburn 1824 KY > TN [1840] > IL DNA-L1H
Martha 1807 TN > Wilson TN [1850]
Mary 1806 TN > Wilson TN [1840-50]
Nathan 1751 or 1763 VA > White TN DNA-FFC1C
Nathan 1806 KY > White TN [1840] DNA-FFA1B6
Philip 1824 TN > Montgomery TN [1850]
Rufus 1837 TN > Giles TN [1850]
S (f) 1804 TN > Shelby TN [1870]
S A 1847 TN > Shelby TN [1860]
Samuel 1780 NC > Hickman TN [1850]
Samuel 1790s ?? > Davidson TN [1840]
Thomas 1782 GA >SC>Robertson TN DNA-HHA; TN-B*
Thomas M 1802 TN > Maury-Tipton TN TN-A*
William 1784 ?? > Weakley TN [1830-50]> MO DNA-GGC
William 1784 NC > Bedford-Lincoln TN DNA-L1
William 1790 ?? > Robertson TN [1830-40] TN-B*
William 1796 TN > Shelby TN [1850] ?B
William 1800s ?? > Marshall TN [1840] TN-A*
William 1804 TN > Jackson-Putnam TN DNA-FFA1A8
William 1817 TN > Benton [1860-80] TN parents b GA/SC
William 1821 VA?/TN > White[1850]-Putnam[1860] TN
William 1830 TN > Hickman TN [1860]
William T 1831 TN > Marshall TN [1860]
William 1835 TN > Shelby TN [1870]

TN-A* appear to be brothers
TN-B* appear to be brothers

Feedback on this project is welcome. Similar info available for AL, AR, SC, GA, VA and WV - just tell me your line.

Jim Bartlett

Zebina Bartlett, N Hadley, Hampshire Co, MA b 18 Oct 1742

drr45 — 10 Oct 2003 9:58:02 GMT

Can anyone help with this individual. I believe his father to be Daniel Bartlett (b about 1742, Hadley, MA) and his mother to be Elizabeth Smith. I also believe that he had a daughter named Mary (1825-1901) who married Cyrus Starkweather and a son named Zebina (1819-????) who married Electa Billings Smith.

But...I've hit a wall!! Any help is greatly appreciated!

bartlett-Berkeley

irenedebauche — 22 Jul 2007 7:42:20 GMT

I have just started researching the Bartlett and wondered if anyone knows why the change from Berkeley to Bartlett.
Thank You
Irene DeBauche
West Virginia

idebauche@hotmail.com

BARTLETT BERKLEY link established with DNA

jimbartlett1 — 21 Jul 2007 1:05:03 GMT

Very exciting news for many BARTLETTs and BERKLEYs - we now have 24/25 matching DNA results:

One from William BERKLEY b 1690 of Westmoreland and Loudoun Co, VA through his son Benjamin BERKLEY

Another from William BERKLEY b 1690 of Westmoreland and Loudoun Co, VA through his son William BARTLETT/BERKLEY

William BARTLETT/BERKLEY d 1804 in Loudoun Co, VA - most of his children went to KY and in the census records from 1810 to 1840 they gradually changed their surname from BARTLETT back to BERKLEY/BERKELEY. One of William's sons, Garner/Gardner, however, went to Berkeley/Frederick Co, VA and then to Botetourt/Montgomery Co, VA (many descendants still in Floyd Co, VA; some to Warren Co, IN) - this line retained the surname BARTLETT.

If there are any BARTLETTs from Garner's line, or any BERKLEY/BERKELEYs from VA roots, you can now verify descent from this line with a matching DNA test.

I have some info on this line, in a Word document, if anyone is interested in receiving a copy.

Jim Bartlett
jim4bartletts@verizon.net

Ralph Charles BARTLETT, 1876-1949 (Cincinnati, Ohio -CA)

hlgoebel1 — 21 Jul 2007 3:56:51 GMT

I'm attempting to help a friend learn more about his Bartlett ancestry. Ralph Charles BARTLETT, born 20 June 1876 in Cincinnati, Hamilton county, Ohio is our interest. He married Nina BROWER 26 Nov 1907 in San Francisco, Ca. Ralph died 24 Nov 1949 in Los Angeles, California. Ralph's mother appears to be an Eliza LAUB from Pennsylvania. We'd appreciate any insights into this BARTLETT family. My initial work with the appropriate censuses hasn't made any lineage clear to me.
Thank you. hlgoebel@yahoo.com

Pfc. Benjamin B. Bartlett Jr., of Manchester, Ga., died July 15, 2007

jasche — 17 Jul 2007 10:28:29 GMT

On the Web:
http://www.defenselink.mil/releases/release.aspx?releaseid=1...

IMMEDIATE RELEASE No. 889-07
July 17, 2007
DoD Identifies Army Casualty

The Department of Defense announced today the death of a soldier who was supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Pfc. Benjamin B. Bartlett Jr., 25, of Manchester, Ga., died July 15, in Mosul, Iraq, of wounds suffered from a rocket propelled grenade. He was assigned to the 2nd Battalion, 7th Cavalry Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division, Fort Bliss, Texas.

For more information related to this release, the media may contact the Fort Bliss public affairs office at (915) 568-4505.

Bartletts to the USA from England in the 1920's

ambartlett — 15 Jul 2007 9:09:34 GMT

I am trying to find relations of Arthur, Elizabeth(Biddy) May or William Bartlett who emigrated to the USA with their mother in the 1920's. Their parents were Edith (nee Jarvis) and Edward H Bartlett who was my Great Grandfather. I have a couple of photo's and that is all. Their 5 or 6 older siblings remained in England.

Thomas R. Bartlett of Berlin MA 1942

drbrownlee — 15 Jul 2007 7:41:04 GMT

Thomas Bartlett is pictured in the 1942-I yearbook of flight cadets at Goodfellow Field in San Angelo, TX. He was also a student at Springfield College.

Elizabeth ba 1826-7 PA>OH

wf1485 — 9 Jul 2007 9:37:00 GMT

Marries Henry Deardoff and settles Tuscarawas Co OH, children Elyn(1842) and Henry(1846-7) before Henry's death(8 sep 1846), marries German immigrant Fredrick Amos before 1850, resides MN 1880. No hard confirmation on Bartlett name. Clues to Elizabeths ancestry appreciated.

Mike
spikearelic@hotmail.com

John M. Bartlett

kburby1 — 21 Apr 2006 12:27:50 GMT

Looking for the parents of John M. Bartlett:

Descendants of John M. Bartlett

1 John M. Bartlett b: Abt. 1804 in Searsmont, Maine
. +Climene Lyons b: Abt. 1805 in Searsmont, Maine m: Bef. 1821
.... 2 Abigail Bartlett
....... +Edward Magoon
.... 2 Maria S. Bartlett b: 1821 d: July 25, 1876
....... +Justus Caswell b: 1812 m: in Maine d: February 13, 1875
.... 2 Louisa Bartlett b: March 03, 1826 d: April 08, 1915
....... +Benjamin B. York b: October 12, 1829 d: November 24, 1909
.... 2 Susan Bartlett b: May 15, 1828 in Searsmont, Maine d: December 24, 1915 in Millinocket, Maine
....... +Francis W. Boynton b: Abt. 1834 d: February 08, 1890
.... 2 John Bartlett b: Abt. 1835
.... 2 Roxanne Bartlett b: Abt. 1838 in Maine
....... +Charles Handy
.... 2 Hannah L. Bartlett b: January 05, 1838 in Maine d: September 20, 1894
....... +William H. York b: November 13, 1831 in Maine
.... 2 Timothy Bartlett b: Abt. 1844
....... +Maria Merritt