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EDGERLY John W - Vietnam Wall section 9E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-23 01:51:28Z

EDGERLY John W - Vietnam Wall section 9E

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Re: Clement Chester Edgerly

j8_young — 2012-02-12 21:52:24Z

Hello, the Edgerly family lived on Morton Ave. Clem was married to Shirley Edgerly. There were several children, one was Sharon Edgerly. The Edgerly family were tenants of ours at 72 Winchester Street when we owned that house.

Re: Rochester NH history

edgerlymorgan — 2011-12-14 20:10:20Z

You know, that rings a bell. I didn't know about the son but I can tell you my brother Scott was named after him. Thank for the tidbit.

Re: Rochester NH history

rosienme — 2011-12-14 16:50:02Z

Did you know that James father Thomas had a brother Josiah Bartlett Edgerly who had a very famous son General Winfield Scott Edgerly 1846-1927. He was at Little Big Horn with Custer.

Rochester NH history

edgerlymorgan — 2011-12-13 18:40:27Z

I am great great great grandson of James Edgerly who started the Edgerly Funeral Home, Rochester in 1839. Started as a carriage making business with his two sons Thomas Tash Edgerly & Royal M. Edgerly. Later the business bacame a funeral home and Thomas went on to do something else, I think politics or a judge of some sort. Now the funeral home is run by me Morgan Edgerly of Strafford NH.

Re: Need: Edgerly Coat of Arms

RosemaryRoberts27 — 2011-08-17 22:05:05Z

I have copy of Edgerly coat of arms as used by Greater Milton family. It was given to my grandfather Weeden by an English Edgerly,who lived in NY in1930's. It was this man who gave him the pedigree we have,although it is not proven. He said likely father of Thomas Edgerly,immigrant to NH, was Francis Edgerly.

Re: Samuel EDGERLY

patdutile — 2011-04-29 12:19:50Z

I sent you an e-mail using address you listed, with phone#, will give you a call this weekend. My mother resides in CA, as does Sue, Marjorie's daughter. Guessing from your phone you also live there, am I correct. Glad to connect with family.

Re: Samuel EDGERLY

grabmeister — 2011-04-22 23:26:07Z

Oops. Apparently,I can't read these geneology pages all that well. We're actually a generation apart. Your grandfather, John, was my Mom's brother. Mom was a very late-in-life baby and most of her sibs were grown and out of the house when she came along. Sorry for the mixup. I just spoke with Mom, and she asked whether your Mom, Agnes, was still alive? -- Jon

Re: Samuel EDGERLY

grabmeister — 2011-04-22 23:04:39Z

Well, hello Cuz! We're pretty closely related, as a matter a fact: first cousins. My mother, Ruth (still alive at 88) is your father's sister. If my notes are right, your dad, John Howard Edgerly, was the 5th child of Hubert and Agnes, b 1904 and d 1969? Mom was the 10th and last child, b 1923. I have a ton of geneology info if you are interested. From your email name (patdutile), you must be Patricia Dutile, b. 12-29-46, daughter of Agnes, about a year younger than me. Feel free to contact me at either hounjonlon@aol.com or grabmeister@aol.com or 310-454-0872. Great to hear from you. -- Jon Calhoun

Re: Samuel EDGERLY

patdutile — 2011-04-22 17:04:59Z

I just found your posting. We are related. I am the gr- grandaughter of Hubert and Agnes May Cutting thru John Howard Edgerly

Re: looking for info on lawrence edgerly sr born jun 11 1921 married mabel allen

susierwinn — 2011-01-23 21:04:58Z

Alma Green is Mabel's mother's name. I am Mabel's granddaughter, Susie Renters Winn. My mother was Marty. She passes away in 2004. Mabel lives on Tybee with her daughter,Teresa Tatum.

Re: New England ancestors

cjmjohnson23 — 2010-11-13 16:26:50Z

Here is the second photo. My apologies.

Re: New England ancestors

cjmjohnson23 — 2010-11-13 16:25:14Z

I believe that I am, as that is what I was told by family members several years ago. My mother said that my aunts hired a detective who then reported this information.

I was adopted at age eight and took the last name Johnson, but never lost touch with my biological family.

My birth name is Christopher Jacob Manley, and I was born to Donna M. Edgerly and John Manley. My grandfather's name was Charles E. Edgerly, who was raised in Hell's Kitchen, Brooklyn, New York, served in the US Navy during WWII, was decorated for valor, and became a New York City police officer upon his return home. He managed to work his way up the ladder to an undercover detective (first class, I think), and he handled cases concerning the Mob/Mafia. Ultimately, I am told, this caused him to be sucked into questionable involvements with the mob. I am told he was involved with the Serpico incident, and moved to Vermont shortly after an honorable resignation, despite the questionable involvements cited above. This is what I am told, but I have yet to verify it myself and it may very well be inaccurate.

The detective, I am told by my mother, traced our ancestry back to Mary, Queen of Scots, including King James the First, of England.

There are two photos of my Grandfather and Grandmother attatched. They are both deceased.

Re: Thomas Edgerly

MillyEWTH26 — 2010-03-30 13:52:57Z

I too am a descendant of this line, mine starts with johnathon, Thomas his dad was the first Edgerly to come to the states. My father was Buford Edgerly born in 1903 in Wisconsin, his dad was Floyd Edgerly born in Illinois he died in 1960 in Wisconsin. I'm a 9th generation Edgerly. I'm trying to fill in some branches of the Edgerly tree, can I get info from you? I already have 2 branches from Thomas Edgerly 2nd son Samuel, and Johnathon his 3rd son. His 4th son Zachariah was killed by Indiansin 1694?

Re: Edgerly Line

kittgtn — 2010-03-19 09:49:59Z

Albert Webster Edgerly was my great grandfather. I never knew him, but I did know my great grandmother Edna Boyt Edgerly.

Webster Edgerly was the son of Rhoda Lucinda Stone and John Foss Edgerly. H was born in Salem, Mass. in 1852.

I was told he was a gentleman farmer. These sights are teaching me so much more about him.

I would like any information you can share on his siblings, etc.

Re: Thomas Edgerly Timeline 1665 to 1715

tdedge_1 — 2010-01-21 21:49:31Z

73

EDGERLY, JUDGE THOMAS, 1635-1715. He
was received as an inhabitant in Dover, at Oyster
River, 19 January, 1665 ; took the oath of fidelity 21
June, 1669; made freeman 15 May, 1672. In 1665, he
began to serve on the grand jury and served in that
capacity many times ; it was then a very important
office. When New Hampshire became a separate Pro-
vince, Mr. Edgerly was appointed one of the Justices
of the Provincial Court, consisting of Captain Walter
Barefoot, Nathaniel Fryer, Henry Green, Peter CofRn,
Thomas Edgerly and Henry Robie. In 1684, Rev.
Joshua Moody, minister at Portsmouth, was arraigned
before this court for nonconformity, in that he refused
to administer the Communion service for Governor
Cranfield in accordance with the Ritual of the Church
of England. After hearing the evidence the Judges
debated the question. A vote was taken ; two voted
for conviction — Barefoot and CofRn ; the others dis-
sented. The next morning the court convened and the
case was reconsidered ; outside influence had induced
Green and Robie to change their opinion and they
joined with Barefoot and Coffin, condemning Mr.
Moody, and he was sent to jail, where he was confined
for three months. Judge Edgerly was cashiered by
Governor Cranfield, for his courage in standing by Mr.
Moody; he was restored to office after the Cranfield
government went to pieces. He was deputy to the con-
vention of 1689, held for reorganization of the govern-
ment. In July, 1694, his garrison was burned by the
Indians, when the awful massacre took place at Oyster
River. He was taken prisoner, with his son Joseph
and daughter, but they managed to escape, and soon
returned home. His garrison was on the shore of Little
Bay, near Durham Point. He was married by Capt.
Richard Walderne 28 Sept., 1665, to Rebecca, daughter
of John and Remembrance Ault ; she was the widow of
Henry Halloway, at her second marriage.

Children: (1) Thomas, b. 1666; m. Jane Whedon

Richard Edgerly 1498

David_Zanes — 2009-08-07 06:31:34Z

oxfordshire England
any info would be great
or any infor pertaining to my edgerly line

The Edgerlys of Gilmanton New Hampshire

jessicalander — 2009-08-06 02:30:26Z

I'm looking for the Edgerly that lived in Gilmanton New Hampshire. I've traced the family from Carrie Edgerly (b. 1863) to her parents Asa T. Edgerly (b. 1827) and Hannah D. Moulton (b.1827). Asa's parents were David Edgerly (b. 1792) and Sally Tilton (b. 1796). David's parents were David Edgerly and Ann Lougee but from there the trail grows cold - I can't find their dates. All of the preceding names lived their entire lives in the town of Gilmanton, but I'm not sure about David and Ann and don't even have names for farther back.

Can any one help?

Re: Thomas Edgerly

rogeredgeley — 2009-03-13 00:21:11Z

Teresa,

I am decended from what appears to be much of your early line:
Thomas Edgerly, John Edgerly, Zacariah Edgerly, ...Jonathan Edgerly, John Edgley, Albert Edgley, George Edgeley, Russell Edgeley, & ME Roger Edgeley (the last name was changed)

I am interested in any connection information down to Zacariah & Susana you may have.

Would be nice to hear from you. Roger Lee Edgeley

Re: Charles Edgerly m. Annie Leighton Bennett

yosimite1 — 2009-03-08 22:26:08Z

I have a Charles Albin Edgerly 1861-1951 married to Elizabeth McRae 1860-1892. Probably no relation tho.

Re: Laura May Edgerly-MI

mufwuf22 — 2009-02-22 21:24:33Z

sorry forgot to give my email address: jdic@excite.com

Re: Laura May Edgerly-MI

mufwuf22 — 2009-02-22 18:24:04Z

According to the book Thomas Edgerly of Dover and Allied Families, Laura May Edgerly was born 5 Feb. 1865 in Addison, MI m. Millard L. Frink 2 Mar, 1887. She was the youngest of 6 children of Columbus Edgerly and Emiline Davis. I have no info. about their children or his family but I have her ancestry info. and am happy to relay to you if that is what you are looking for. 'Bye

the seafaring heroine

jakesmom98 — 2007-05-11 02:59:40Z

I would like to know more about "the seafaring heroine", all I know is she was refered to that way and was married to Asa Sanborn Edgerly? Sounds like there might be an interesting story there. I am also decended from Thomas Edgerly and appreciate learning more about my family ties.
Thank you for any info you care to share. A.nelson

Re: Researching Emily Edgerly Moore

BeatrizMadureira — 2007-01-11 17:22:51Z

hii´m surching too for Felix Ernest Moore from Ireland

Thomas Edgerly of Dover, NH - did he emigrate to Barbados?

rnwhiting1313 — 2006-12-01 03:48:01Z

Was Thomas Edgerley of London, brasier, who was bound on 5 July 1659, to John Walter to serve four years in Barbados our New Hampshire ancestor? An earlier cited person, Giles Chandler of London, brasier, was also bound to a John Walter of Bristol, cook, for four years in Barbados on 2 July 1659.

Accordingly, I encourage all Thomas Edgerly researchers to review any/all emigration records from Barbados to USA as well as any Edgerly records in London and/or Bristol, England.

[Source: Peter Wilson Coldham. "The Complete Book of Emigrants. 1607-1660" Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. (1987). See page 425.]

Thomas Edgerly Birth Date - 19 March 1644/45 ??? in London ???

rnwhiting1313 — 2006-12-01 03:48:01Z

I have noted that several Thomas Edgerly family researchers have provided a specific birth date for Thomas, or 19 March 1644/45, or 19 March 1645. Some have further indicated that his birth at this date took place in London, England. Unfortunately, none of the researchers have provided a source for either.

Can anyone provide a source for either data, the birth date or birth location?

Benjamin F. Edgerly c1816 NY-c1875 WI

ReliSearcher2 — 2006-09-23 22:16:34Z

Benjamin F. EDGERLY born about 1816 in NY, found on 1840 census in Catskill, Greene County, NY. Married Maria PALMER in Mar of 1840 in Catskill, Greene County, NY. Moved to Wisconsin in 1848, found on 1850 census in Theresa, Dodge County, WI, with children Charles age 8, Elija C.(or Eliza) age 6, Margarette F. age 4, John age 2, also sister in law?; Jane PALMER age 24. They had two other Children That I know of..Martha F. born 1856 and E.W.
According to an 1894 obituary for Maria, Benjamin died about 1875.
looking for more info on this family...please email me at ValerieWattier71@myfamily.com
Thanks!

Hello-Edgerly cousin!

MeandFrogboy — 2005-11-10 05:57:56Z

Teresa-
I am from the exact line...my great grandfather was Clinton Edgerly, son of Edgar and Euritta (Slagle)Edgerly, our great grandfathers were brothers! Would be glad to share what info I have with you. I reside in Washington State. Where are you?
Hope to hear from you soon. - Nancy

mistake.

FaithTriplett28 — 2005-08-29 02:10:56Z

oops i noticed a mistake i made in a message.
i meant that his son thomas jr. also was judge as far as i know just from talk and returned to salem for the witch trials.

i had the father thomas. they both were judges but the son was in the witch trials.

faith

Re: Webster Edgerly AKA "Dr. Ralston"

2005-06-12 22:18:02Z

There's an article on Webster Edgerly and the "Hidden History of Ralton Heights" (in New Jersey) in the May/June 2004 issue of Archaeology magazine. It talks about his connection to the Ralston-Purina Company, as well as some of his unorthodox views. He told his followers that if they followed his principles, they could learn, among other things, telepathic powers. He was also a racist.

I have no connection to him, just thought someone might be interested.

Brenda Rigby

Cheswell picnic

sandymento07 — 2005-04-24 04:23:14Z

If you are interested in the upcoming Picnic for Cheswell descendants on June 25th, please contact

Krista Whitcomb
Cheswelldescendant@yahoo.com

-SANDYMENTO

Cheswell picnic

sandymento07 — 2005-04-24 04:22:36Z

If you are interested in the upcoming Picnic for Cheswell descendants on June 25th, please contact

Krista Whitcomb
Cheswelldescendant@yahoo.com

-SANDYMENTO

Researching Emily Edgerly Moore

DavidMitchell1491 — 2005-03-20 02:39:41Z

Any information regarding Emily Edgerly Moore
residing in Franklin, LA in 1890's Married to Felix Moore

Ann Augusta Edgerly

MurielMT — 2004-12-03 18:04:43Z

Ann Augusta Edgerly, born 1840 in Durham/Newmarket, New Hampshire, married 1857 in Dover, NH to Paul W. Cheswell. I would like to know if this couple had any children?? Thanks.........Muriel........solomonsays@ttlc.net

Re: Ann Augusta Edgerly

MurielMT — 2004-12-03 18:04:43Z

Hi Chris,
I had a problem accessing your email response to my Message on Friday and was not able to see it until today (Tuesday). Ann Augusta's parents were Jacob Edgerly and Susan Chapman. I have a lot of info on the Doeg family and will be glad to share with you.
I am curious, who is your Grandmother??

Muriel

Thomas Edgerly Timeline 1630 to 1665

2004-11-17 04:51:22Z

Re: Edgerly family

FaTrip — 2004-10-28 21:04:31Z

you could do a search on google.com or some search site and you could get everything and anything you need on winfield that is how i got my info. and there is a cemetary search i put in his name it will give you the cemetary and things like that. i have this info too you can do either.
i also have photos. of this family winfield scott edgerly.

my email is pongotabitha@chartermi.net

Re: Thomas Edgerly

FaTrip — 2004-10-28 21:04:31Z

yes, thomas was a judge and went to salem and worked on the salem witch trials
i have some infor on this family and would like to get more,
me email address is pongotabitha@chartermi.net

thank you,

Re: Thomas Edgerly

FaTrip — 2004-10-28 21:04:31Z

i found that if thomas edgerly was 16 years old when sailing the ship in 1630 so if so he would more than likely have been born in 1614/1615
but the only problem is that he would have been 62 years old when joseph was born. which is unlikely.
so if the birthdate of thomas 1614/1615 is right then one of the children's birthdate has to be wrong.
i will keep searching.

faith triplett

thomas edgerly

FaTrip — 2004-10-28 21:04:31Z

i am now searching for a whole date of thomas
i have just a birth year and a full death date. of thomas but would like to get the full birth year.
this thomas who married rebecca ault.
and also i only have years for the children and not the full dates can anyone help me.
i have for thomas born 1637 died march 16,1744 exeter,rockingham,new hampshire.
this comes from the lds site. but i only get the birth year.
i figured 1637 was the more than likey year to be born. because 1615 and 1645 didn't sound right because of the children's birthdates.

Philip Edgerly

FaTrip — 2004-10-28 21:04:31Z

has anyone have an idea who this Philip is.
listed in the Savage New England Register Vol#2.
under Edgerly Philip new hampshire 1654 then says Thomas dover 1665. and goes on.
would this be a brother of thomas or someone in the family.

Faith
Email Pongotabitha@chartermi.net

Re: New England ancestors

karendeette — 2004-10-11 22:14:09Z

Yes we have chased out heritage to Thomas edgerly arriving in June on the Ship Arabella part of Winthrops fleet of 1630. I have seen two differnet dates of death for him, on in 1644 and another in 1715 (he would have been 100). My father was born illigitimately to C. Wilson edgerly 1888-1931, and Inez Gertrude Howard on 04 October 1906. Mr Edgerly got married subsequently to Elizabeth Litchfield, and Inez Married Herbert A. Clark in 1909. Are we relatives?

Rocky Clark

Fred H. Edgerly

JoanPease74 — 2004-09-06 14:33:15Z

Biddeford, Maine February 14, 1863 Fred. H. Edgerly, age 30. Lewiston Evening Journal, Lewiston, Maine, February 18 1863

Re: The Edgerly line

KarlynMaurer — 2004-06-30 04:28:42Z

My husband is from the Edgerly line, Volney Edgerly would have been his grandfather I would love to get some of the information you have also willing to share anything I have

Charles Edgerly m. Annie Leighton Bennett

SearchShack — 2004-06-19 20:28:30Z

Looking for any information about Charles Edgerly who married Annie Leighton Bennett - possibly in Newmarket NH. I know that she was the daughter of George Augustus Bennett and Abigail Adams Shackford. Thanks for any help you can offer.

Abbie Julia Edgerly and Henry Tripp

alreadydid3 — 2004-05-25 04:22:13Z

Abbie and Henry got married in Maine in 1878/79. She was born December 25, 1860 and her parents were Walter Francis Edgerly and Nancy Young. She was my husband's great-grandmother and I'm trying to find information on Henry and his parents. If anyone has come across this couple in their search will you please let me know? Thanks
Sherry

Re: Edgerly Relatives

rkmaurer — 2004-02-13 23:39:08Z

My husband is down the same Edgerly line At Volney line Elvina Dell would be my husbands Great grandmother. Im getting names in my family tree will share anything I have that you might want

The California Edgerlys

2004-02-10 18:33:57Z

At one time there was an Edgerly Family Society, based, I believe, in New York. Any information on the last known administrator of the Society? We are descendants of Samuel Edgerly, son of Judge Thomas Edgerly of New Hampshire. My grandfather, Hartwell Robinson Edgerly was born in 1861 in Vermont, and came to California in the late 1880's.

Re: Need a copy of a "Edgerly" Coat of Arms, for my Niece?

2004-02-10 18:23:46Z

Did you ever get a reply on your request for coat of arms?

Edgar Edgerly

eoleson131 — 2004-01-12 14:18:05Z

I've been following posts from a distant cousin who lead me to my ggggrandparents, Benjamin and Mariah Edgerly, m in Catskill NY, 1840. My brother has a family antecdote about an "Uncle Edgar" Edgerly, who fought in the Revolutionary War. Does anyone know of an Edgar from that era?