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CHESLEY Eugene N - Vietnam Wall section 5E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-04-27 19:41:15Z

CHESLEY Eugene N - Vietnam Wall section 5E

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CHESLEY Virginia 1928 1972 together forever

t42Restland — 2012-04-19 22:54:30Z

CHESLEY Virginia 1928 1972 together forever

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CHESLEY Bill J 1925 1997 together forever

t42Restland — 2012-04-19 22:54:12Z

CHESLEY Bill J 1925 1997 together forever

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Re: Ernest Leroy Chesley/ MN or ND

imageink149 — 2011-02-26 08:31:04Z

please email me at imageink@q.com You would be my cousin then.

Re: William P. Chesley

BMAL1487 — 2010-06-27 20:48:43Z

google morton & Chesley, New York Oct 31 1889.
"FIGHTUING BOSTON CONTRACTORS"
TRied to copy and paste but could not.

Wish you luck
Another Chesley seakers.
Barb Maloney

Re: Ernest Leroy Chesley/ MN or ND

dkmaki — 2010-06-15 13:29:52Z

Ernest Chesley is my grandfather on my mother's side. My mom is Viola Adams, one of the Chesley twins.

Re: Kate Kitty Chesley Kilpatrick

surguinej — 2010-06-03 18:05:42Z

Thank you so much! I will contact him right away!

Joan

Re: Kate Kitty Chesley Kilpatrick

Doug_Ahlers — 2010-06-03 16:49:32Z

Kate Chesley Kilpatrick was my great grandmother. My father is currently researching both the Chesley and Kilpatrick families. Please contact him at stanleyahlers@att.net. I am sure he will be quite willing to share information.

doug

Kate Kitty Chesley Kilpatrick

surguinej — 2010-06-02 02:40:25Z

I would appreciate any help you can give. I have Kate Kitty Chesley born in San Francisco, CA in 1871 but can not figure out who her parents were. Maybe she was an orphan and was adopted. She married Van Evrie Kilpatrick in New York City when she was about 21. Thank you in advance!!

Re: Cyrus & Hattie Chesley

leebears — 2010-02-09 01:16:10Z

Charles was born in New York in 1854, then to Illinois, Kansas and Nebraska. He took his family from Nebraska to Washington in around 1908/9. They lived in Buckley and then Prosser. My grandfather Henry Eugene lived moved to Western WA first down in Cowlitz County on the Lewis River. Then to Tacoma.
When the family moved from Kansas to Nebraska around 1890 or so, Cyrus Henry went along with them but didn't stay in NE. He took his family on to the Oregon coast where they stayed.

Re: Cyrus & Hattie Chesley

dlchesley — 2010-02-08 21:04:48Z

May I ask where your Charles Edward Chesley resided?

Re: Cyrus & Hattie Chesley

leebears — 2010-02-07 18:37:35Z

Bette,
I have tons of info on the Chesley family. Cyrus Henry Chesley was the youngest son of Charles Henry and Phoebe Cochran Ward Chesley. My great grandfather, Charles Edward Chesley was his brother. Have info and photos if you want to share. email me at leebears@techline.com
By the way, we have done the DNA and we are not related to the NH Chesleys.
Linda Chesley Lee

Cyrus & Hattie Chesley

bizzybettie — 2010-02-07 17:13:46Z

I'm looking for more information on Cyrus Chesley who is buried in Norwary Cemetery Myrtle Point Oregon. Who were his parents?

Thanks,
Bettie

William P. Chesley

NLDBoston — 2009-11-14 01:15:15Z

Looking for info on William Chesley, born abt 1836 New Hampshire, died 1895 in Jersey. Lived in Boston from the 1860's to the 1880's. He was a builder and had a firm called Morton & Chesley. He was married to Ruth Jones. Thanks for any info!

John A Chesley b. Illinois

klmiketa — 2009-11-08 15:01:27Z

Hello, I'm still looking for information on my great grandfather, John A Chesley b. 11-12-1890 in Coles County, Illinois. He married around 1910 and had a son Everett with his first wife, before marrying my great grandmother. I am stuck with no information on John's background. He moved around frequently--was known to be in Illinois, Indiana, West Virginia, Pennsylvania.
any help is appreciated.

Re: info on father

lvlybttrflyl_1 — 2009-10-22 19:06:47Z

carolyn can you email me at lvlybttrflyl@gmail.com

Believe you are my aunt

CHESLEY Josephine 1887-1984

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-19 01:56:45Z

CHESLEY Josephine 1887-1984

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Re: Chesley/Davis

THEHENSLEY3 — 2009-03-30 18:11:41Z

EBEN HEATH DAVIS IS MY GREAT GRANDFATHER. MY GRANDPA WAS EBEN RUSSELL DAVIS; BORN IN TEXAS-OCT., 16TH 1902. EBEN HEATH DAVIS DIED IN CASHMERE WASHINGTON IN 1948. I HAVE A SON; WHO WILL BE BORN IN JUNE-WE ARE NAMING HIM EBEN HEATH HENSLEY...........ROD HENSLEY........1-509-679-0040

Re: George W.Chesley , 2/3/1822 - 12/27/1891

sandrabordelon — 2009-02-21 00:24:28Z

GEORGE W. CHESLEY.--In the chronicle of events attending the growth of Sacramento, from an outpost of civilization to her present proud position, the gentleman whose name heads this sketch must always remain a central figure. As an old-time merchant, yet in the front rank of commercial circles, as well as a citizen who has always taken a pride in the advancement of the city of his adoption. Mr. Chesley commands the respect, esteem and confidence of his fellow-citizens, in a degree, and to an extent, seldom observed. He is a native of Dover, New Hampshire, born February 3, 1822, his parents being Richard and Mary (Twombley) Chesley, both of whom came of old New England families. His father, who was a contractor, died when the subject of this sketch was a mere boy in years, and he, after going to school at Lynn something over a year, went to Boston to live with a sister who had married and located in that city. There he commenced his first occupation in life, —that of clerking in a dry-goods store. At the age of seventeen years he went to Providence, Rhode Island, and resided there until the 2d of February, 1849, when he went to New York, having determined to try his fortunes on the golden shores of California. On the 5th of February the “Crescent City” steamed out of New York harbor with Mr. Chesley as a passenger, and she was the second steamer to make the trip to Chagres, the “Falcon” being the first. On the 25th of May following, after having been engaged on the Isthmus in the auction and ticket brokerage business, Mr. Chesley resumed his journey to San Francisco on the steamer “Oregon”, Captain Pierson. On the 13th of June, 1849, the “Oregon,” steamed through the Golden Gate, and Mr. Chesley landed on California soil. He at once embarked in the auction and Commission business in connection with John A. Clark, son of ex-Mayor Aaron Clark, of New York, and John Johnson, under the firm name of Johnson, Chesley & Clark. That firm continued until March, 1850, when it was dissolved, and Mr. Chesley came to Sacramento and engaged in the auction business, on the corner of Sixth and K streets, which was the center of the cattle and horse market, great droves of these animals being almost constantly about. He was burned out here in the great fire of 1852, and this decided him to return to San Francisco. There he was interested in real estate, having purchased some fifty and 100 vara lots, and subdivided them. These yielded him, $3,100. Chesley street was laid out, and took its name in his honor. In 1854 Mr. Chesley came back to Sacramento, and in the following year, forming a partnership with Mr. Bradley (now a retired capitalist of San Francisco), and ex-Mayor Bryant, started the wholesale house of Chesley & Bryant, in the block below the present store on Front street. In 1860, Mr. Bradley, who had previously sold out came back into the firm, which then became Chesley & Bradley. In 1863 the latter’s interest was purchased by Mr. Chesley, and the firm became G. W. Chesley & Co., which is the present style. In 1862 the business was removed to the present location (twenty-eight years ago), and now the house is well known and does an extensive business throughout California and adjoining States and Territories. No house on the Pacific Coast enjoys a better reputation among its patrons than that of G. W. Chesley & Co. Mr. Chesley was married at Providence, Rhode Island, in 1844, to Miss Alice Marie Whipple, a descendant of one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. Mrs. Chesley is a lady of rare gifts and accomplishments, and her letters, written from Paris during the Franco-Prussian war, afforded material of almost dramatic interest to her friends in California. She was in the French capital when it was besieged by the German hosts, and endured with great fortitude all the horrors of the dark days of the celebrated siege. Mr. Chesley is a member of the San Francisco and Sacramento Societies of California Pioneers, and has been for three years president of the latter body, despite the unwritten law which confines any member to but a single term in the executive office. He is a member of the Improvement Association, and of the Water Commission. In the days of the volunteer fire department he was an active member of Engine Company No. 3, and is prominently identified with the exempt firemen. Mr. Chesley has always been in the front rank in everything having a tendency to advance the interests of Sacramento, and to add to her reputation for hospitality. He was chairman, and an active manager of the committee, having in charge the entertainment of the visiting members of the National Encampment, G. A. R., and the marvelous success of that entertainment will always mark a brilliant page in the history of Sacramento. Mr. Chesley is a kind-hearted, hospitable gentleman of the old school, who has been an eye-witness and participant in the wonderful progress of California from the pioneer days; nevertheless he yet ranks among the most active and enterprising men of the capital city. His fund of information concerning the early days of California has a peculiar interest, and his anecdotes of those times, bringing together, as they do, scenes and incidents, both humorous and pathetic, have a charm which makes them always appreciated by his friends.

An Illustrated History of Sacramento County, California. Pages 733-734. Lewis Publishing Company. 1890
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G. W. Chesley

This gentleman is located on Front Street at No. 51. He is importer and wholesale dealer in general groceries, fine wines and liquors. This house ranks among the old and prominent mercantile business enterprises of Sacramento, having been established in 1856 by Mr. Chesley and Mayor Bryant, of San Francisco. Mr. Chesley is now sole proprietor. The building is 50x 150 feet, two floors. The amount of stock on hand in this house is great, and to which additions are made almost daily from the East. Anything in the grocery line may be obtained from this establishment; also the choicest and most celebrated brands of wines and liquors. They are agents for the renowned Gilt Edge Old Bourbon, and all the favorite brands of Kentucky whiskey; also for the Budweiser Beer. The trade of the house is as a wide-spread as it is large, embracing Nevada, a large portion of California, Southern Oregon, and the Territories.
Mr. Chesley is a pioneer of the Pacific Coast. He sailed from New York Feb. 5, 1849, on the steamer Crescent City for Aspinwall, and arrived in San Francisco by the steamer Oregon June 13th of the same year-- that being his second trip to the Coast. He engaged in the auction and commission business, in the firm name of Johnson, Chesley & Clark, and did a leading business in the city. In May, 1850, Mr. C. removed to Sacramento, when he continued the auction business until 1856, when he formed a copartnership with A. J. Bryant, the present Mayor of San Francisco City, in the wholesale grocery line. Mr. Chesley is still a young-looking man. He is an active businessman. He is considered one of those stand-bys of the city, and stands always ready to assist in all matters that tend to its interest. He is a native of Providence, RI.
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According to California Death records, George W. Chesley died 11/23/1891 in Sacramento County. Alice Chesley died 12/27/1891. They are buried in Sacramento City Cemetery.

Re: Picture of Chesley coat of arms

BMAL1487 — 2009-01-05 15:39:37Z

TY,
I have one of a helment, but can't say just what right now.

With your Chesley ancesters would love to have you join our Chesley site.
Please email me.
BMAL1487@AOL.COM

Barb Chesley Maloney

Re: Picture of Chesley coat of arms

heronlagoon — 2009-01-05 03:51:20Z

Barbara,
I would be interested in your Chesley Family Homepage. I am, through my mother, a direct descendant of Philip Chesley (c 1620, NH). In fact, my brother is named Philip Chesley Baity!

William A. Baity
heronlagoon@gmail.com

Re: Picture of Chesley coat of arms

heronlagoon — 2009-01-05 03:48:20Z

Re: John Chesley (1805-1867) of Rochester, NH

barbaramaloney — 2008-08-31 17:38:58Z

Hi,
My line is Philip 1,2,3,Joshua, James and Elizabeth Hill, Asa and Betsy Manson, True and Mary Chesley, Charles and Pearl Tuttle,True and Mildred Kimball, Me Barbara (1940)My family cane into Barrington in the 1700's from Durham.I do have information on Rochester, and many other Chesley's. One of the family members has started a DNA project on the Chesleys,hopeing to get back to England. Do you have a male with Chesley sirname back to Philip living today?Saw from your tree you had living females.
Have been to Chesley Hill in Rochesrer and seen the old home place.
Would you like to join our privite site? No cost, just ask you to add pictures, your family tree, and help others to find their roots, All I need for you to join is your name, birth, and email address. then I caqn send you the invite, We have family from all over the states, and canada, all to Philip 1 of Durham. Your Cousin, Barb Maloney
BMAL1487@aol.com

Re: John Chesley (1805-1867) of Rochester, NH

JillianKerry — 2008-08-06 06:46:54Z

YES! John Chesley is the son of Shadrach Chesley! I have confirmation of this through a genealogy chart that my grandfather had comissioned in the early 1900's. We must be related!

Have we met somewhere in this genealogy land?

Contact me. My father is Gilman Chesley, son of Norman K Chesley, son of Guy Chesley, son of John Edwin Chesley, son of John Chesley, son of SHADRACH Chesley!

Who is your Chesley descendent?
You can check out my tree:
http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/person.aspx?tid=4686616&pid...

jillian_chesley@yahoo.com

Re: Picture of Chesley coat of arms

ArthurChesley — 2008-07-12 23:48:14Z

My grandfather's name was Arthur Donald Chesley son of Paul Hendrick Chesley
Arthur

Re: Picture of Chesley coat of arms

leebears — 2008-07-12 16:55:34Z

What was your grandfather's name? My ggggrandfather Jacob
Chesley lived with his daughter Wealtha Chesley Kramer and family near Hull WI. Also Ida Chesley's family is in WI. Ida was sister to my great grandfather Charles Edward Chesley.
Linda

Re: Picture of Chesley coat of arms

tythebiker — 2008-07-09 08:24:30Z

i am lookin for one of the colors blue and yellow
with a black night with a flat face gaurd

Isaac Chelsey of NH

cummins_1 — 2008-06-21 20:34:09Z

Do you have an Isaac Chesley in your line. He was born May 1812 in Middleton, NH to Benjamin Chesley and Abbie Page. Benjamin was born 1781 and his father was American Revolution Patriot Benjamin Chesley born 1743 Durham, NH and married Deborah Randall.

Thank you.

Harry L. Chesley born 1860 WV died post 1930 Wash Co., PA son of Isaac Chesley

cummins_1 — 2008-06-21 20:25:40Z

Looking for death date for Harry L. Chesley born Oct. 4, 1860 and died after the 1930 census probably in Washington Co., PA. He married Sarah Carter ca 1885 and after she died before 1900 he married Hannah Buckingham. Harry is the son of Isaac and Margaret Allen Chesley. Isaac is the son of Benjamin & Abbie Page Chesley of NH.

Re: Earl chesley, James Dewitt Chesley

DUANEW_WHEELER — 2008-06-20 18:49:13Z

I would like to put to bed that Edith Chesley was a daughter of James Dewitt Chesley and the Orphan he adopted Rose Prouty. James Dewitt Chesley did adopt Edith Chesley, but I feel he was not the father.

It states in 1910 census that James D. Chesley had been married 26 years to Abigail French, at the time of the census being taken May 19, 1910. There is a female in her and James Chesley's household in 1910 called Edith Chesley and it states she is a adopted daughter of James D. Chesley. Edith is 9 years old and she was born in Iowa and mother born in Indiana and father born in Minnesota or it could be written as unknown, but not sure hard to read where the father was born.
Also there is another female in the household in 1910, Rosa Prouty, called a Servant. Rosa Prouty is the natural mother of Edith Chesley. Rosa Bella Prouty and George Dumcrager probably were not legally married but had an illegitimate daughter Edith who was adopted my James Dewitt Chesley and Abigail Chesley. In the 1910 census it shows that Rosa Prouty was born about 1880 in Missouri. This is wrong she was born May 129 1879 in Noble Co., Indiana.

The Clay County Recorder's Office in Spencer, Clay County, Iowa has birth records on the birth of Edith Chesley (birth records show her name as Edith Chesley, born June 15, 1901 In Clay Township, Mother Rosie Prouty, Father George Dumcrager. Her burial stone shows Eda A. Rausch 1901-1941. Fred Rausch was her second husband.
Duane W. Wheeler
dw.wheeler1@verizon.net

Re: Jacob Chesley

leebears — 2008-06-19 21:03:14Z

Karen and Barb,
After much research into the Sepratists of the early 1600's and the Mayflower etc., I am sure our line will go back to Philip in England. I truly believe they went to Holland and rather than go to America, stayed and became "Holandized" even to changing the name to a Dutch spelling. At this time I really have no idea just how to go about getting any info on all the Sepratists that left England for Holland. Just how Pieter got to France I'm not sure yet but.....
Linda Lee
leebears@techline.com

Re: Picture of Chesley coat of arms

bmal1487_1 — 2008-06-19 16:56:21Z

Is your gggrandfather William S.Chesley with 12 children,6 of each? William lived with his son EDWARD for two years in DC, He died 1 June 1878 in DC age 88.
Have more info on this line back to Philip in NH in 1600's.

Please contact me.
Barb Maloney
BMAL1487@aol.com

Re: Jacob Chesley

bmal1487_1 — 2008-06-19 16:43:06Z

Karen,
Did Linda help you on your branch of the CHESLEY' FAMILY?
Still finding out about more of the family and now I believe there may be three different branches here in the US. Linda's in NY, Our Philip in NH, and a Philip in Md. Don't know if they will ever join into one line.Do hope that we all find out the answer to that.
A Chesley in Fl.
Barb Maloney
BMAL1487@AOL.COM

Re: a Chesley Genealogy page

AREVST — 2008-06-16 18:30:47Z

Hi I have tried to email you at the email address that was on this board but was told there was no user of that address known. I would appreciate hearing from you about your Chesley lineage as I descend through Philip to Thomas' line. Please email me at the AREVST@AOL.COM address and with the name Chesley on the Subject line.

Re: John Chesley (1805-1867) of Rochester, NH

bmal1487_1 — 2008-06-16 02:34:13Z

Shadrach Chesley pg 62 Durham History Old Vol. ll
son of Major Joseph and Susan Hodgdon Chesley b. Durham 15 Oct. 1759. m. J . Ham, d. Oct 1831 lived in Rochester, NH. no children listed in History of Durham. (Thomas, Joseph, Thomas, Philip)
Have informatin On Mary Abbie. Please contact Me.
BMAL1487@aol.com

Who is Paul Chesley, father of Mary Abby Chesley Studley?

lebjohnson — 2008-06-15 14:51:58Z

I know that Paul was the father of Mary Abbie Chesley Studley and that her birth was abt 10 Jul 1828 in Madbury, New Hampshire and that she died 10 Sep 1856 of childbed fever in Newton, Middlesex, Massachusetts. All this information is on her death certificate. I have not been able to connect this information to any of the Chesley families in Madbury. I hope someone can help. This is one of my brick walls.

Lois Johnson

John Chesley (1805-1867) of Rochester, NH

ramckee1 — 2008-06-14 19:52:53Z

Does anyone know the parents of a John Chesley (1805-1867) who was married to Lavinia/Lovina Chamberlain (1808-1882)? Census records show him living in Rochester, NH between 1830 and 1860. He, his wife, and several descendants are buried in Gonic Village Cemetery.

Shadrach Chesley and family are also buried in the same cemetery. Shadrach was the right age to be John's father but I haven't found any evidence of how John and Shadrach are related.

I've got one set of cousins who are descended from John and another set who are cousins of Shadrach's wife, Jemima Ham, so it would be neat if Shadrach & Jemima were John's parents.

Re: Picture of Chesley coat of arms

achesley145 — 2008-03-16 12:41:34Z

a copy of the coat of arms I saw growing up was a field of white or silver with two horizontal crimson stripes. my great-grandfather moved to the washington D.C. area from wisconson.

George Chesley, NH > RI> California

sandrabordelon — 2007-12-04 09:21:05Z

CHESLEY, GEO. W., a native of Dover, New Hampshire; now lives in Sacramento; in early life he was a clerk in a dry goods store in Boston; from there went to Providence, Rhode Island, and engaged in same business; in 1849 left for California on the second trip of the steamer Crescent City, and arrived in San Francisco, on the steamer Oregon's second trip, June 13th, 1849. Here he engaged in the auction and commission business for a year, then removed to Sacramento and continued the same business. After the fire of 1852 Mr. Chesley returned to San Francisco, and was, by Governor Bigler, appointed a Notary Public in 1853. Returning to Sacramento he formed a partnership with A. J. Bryant, ex-Mayor of San Francisco, and engaged in business as importers and wholesale dealers in choice groceries, wines, liquors, etc. Having bought his partner's interest, he yet continues the business at No. 51 Front street. Mr. Chesley married Alice M. Whipple, of Massachusetts; they have had two boys and one girl, none of whom are living. Post Office, Sacramento.

1880 Sacramento County Biographies, page 281

Re: John and Robert Chesley - MD to VA to Illinois

BrianBingham21 — 2007-10-28 15:36:17Z

My current sources for this family are:

1) Eliso Greenup Jourdan, Early Families of Southern Maryland, (Family Line Publications, Westminster Maryland, 1994), Vol. IV, Page 272.

2) From Tyler's Quarterly Historical and Genealogical Magazine, Genealogies of Virginia Families, Volume IV, Walker - Yeardley (and Appendix), (Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore Md., 1981), Pages 804, 806 and 807.

3) Regina Combs Hammett, History of St. Mary's County, Maryland, (St. Mary's County Bicentinnial Commission), Pages 53 and 56.

4) DAR ID number 161753, Miss Temple Letitia Burrus.

Please note the title of my original post was slightly incorrect. I am interested in the Chesley family group that moved from MD to VA to Missouri. John Chesley and his son Robert moved from MD to VA then Roberts children moved to Missouri with their uncles in 1839 (see reference below).

I am most interested in any information on the children of: Robert Chesley b: 1782 Calvert Co. MD. d: Feb 10 1826 King George Co. VA. (son of John Chesley and Mary Ashcom Parran) and Elizabeth Bunbury b: abt. 1786 King George Co. VA. d: abt. 1824 (daughter of William Bunbury and Elizabeth Short).

From "Genealogies of Virginia Families, Volume IV, Extant Wills from Counties Whose Records Have Been Destroyed, Notes on the Short Family", page 806: "Elizabeth ("Betsy") Bunbury was born in King George County in 1786. She was mentioned in the will of her grandmother, Theodosia (Mathews) Short and was one of the heirs of her cousin, Miss Mary Mathews of "Grantsfield." She married on 8 October, 1811, Captain Robert Chesley (circa 1782-1826) eldest son of Lieutenant John Chesley of Point Patience, Calvert County, Maryland, and Prince William County, Virginia, whose fragmentary will remains of record. The mother of Captain Robert Chesley was Mary Ashcom Parran and she was married to John Chesley in Calvert County, Maryland, on January 5, 1779. They were both members of old and prominent families of the Providence of Maryland." "Elizabeth (Bunbury) Chesley died about 1824..."

From "Genealogies of Virginia Families, Volume IV, Extant Wills from Counties Whose Records Have Been Destroyed, Notes on the Short Family", page 807: "William Bunbury, Jr. and his brother, John Short Bunbury, moved to Saint Louis, Missouri, in 1839 carrying with them the six youngest children of Captain Robert and Elizabeth (Bunbury) Chesley and three of the five children of William and Katherine (Chesley) Bunbury.

Who were "the six youngest children of Captain Robert and Elizabeth (Bunbury) Chesley" ???????

Re: John and Robert Chesley - MD to VA to Illinois

hcgeni — 2007-10-01 00:33:58Z

I have source info on the first two families mentioned if it is still needed.

Sincerely,
hconover151

Re: Joseph Chesley of N.H. and Industry, Maine

MichaelBialik38 — 2007-09-02 17:53:41Z

Nothing new at all.

Re: Joseph Chesley of N.H. and Industry, Maine

kburby1 — 2007-09-02 13:21:14Z

nothing new yet.

Re: Joseph Chesley of N.H. and Industry, Maine

rhall17423 — 2007-08-31 19:45:43Z

Hello:

Did you ever find out anything on the ancestries of Joseph Chesley b abt 1744 and his wife Sarah Drew Chesley, b abt 1748??

We've corresponded via posts before concerning Benson/Ditson families. We must have a common set of ancestors somewhere down the line. By any chance do you have anything on the ancestry of the Hannah Daniels b abt 1740 who married abt 1760 Samuel Pinkham b abt 1735?

Thanks.

Regards,
Bob

Re: John H. Chesley Ia/Il/Mi

MichaelBialik38 — 2007-05-11 16:01:16Z

correct email address is: michmbialik@aol.com

Re: Locations

dlchesley — 2006-12-07 16:04:26Z

My Chesley's firts appear in N.H c. 1630 with Phillip and moved west to VT where my father Arthur was born. I was born Albany NY. 1.Phillip, 2.Phillip, 3.Phillip, 4.Joshua, 5. James, 6.James, 7James, 8.Charles, 9.Lucius, 10.Arhtur,
Myself(Dennis)

Re: Picture of Chesley coat of arms

leebears — 2006-11-29 17:55:37Z

Re: John H. Chesley Ia/Il/Mi

2006-11-25 21:34:04Z

correct e-mai to this docmhb@juno.com
C

Re: lieut. simon chesley

2006-11-08 17:32:00Z

Simon is the son o fLemuel and Hannah Randall of Lee. NH, Quakers and had 10 children Lt. Simon is the 10th. He married Olive 29 April 1807. Simon d. 3 July 1851, in War of 1812, Lived in Rye NH.
Olive d. 1 Oct. 1822
Page 65 Durham, NH History.
There is nothing on childrten in this book. Would try Rye.
Barbara Maloney of the 11th Generation.
Philip 1,2,3, Joshua, James 5, to Barrington, NH

Also have some info on J.M. Chesley.

Re: john merle chesley

2006-11-06 20:28:46Z

Nope, no luck, yet. Sorry.