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Re: Treats in Frontier Religion

dtreat12 — 2012-02-24 15:45:57Z

Steve Treat of Big Flat, Arkensas was my grandfather's grandfather. The line from Steve down goes this way to me. Steve-Jefferson Davis (Jurd) - James Calvin- Carl Pink- to me Carl Dennis. I would be interested in knowing what you have found out. I understand Steve was a preacher and his son Mason was a preacher and I am a Baptist preacher but am pastor of a Mennonite Church in Enid, Oklahoma now.

Elizabeth Treat b1817 in VA

KMN721 — 2012-02-20 21:48:06Z

Can anyone help me with the parents, gr parents etc of Elizabeth Treat? She married Isaiah Noel Nov. 1832 in Indiana. They had 10 children and lived in Indiana. Any help would be greatly appreciated... Thank you. K

Re: Tillie Treat Carbondale PA 1920's

luapremloc — 2012-02-11 16:40:54Z

Hi: I am not related, but helping a friend that is connected to the Treat family from Beech Lake and Honesdale, Wayne Co., Pa. Her line comes thru a Joseph R. Treat and possibly his parentrs Aner and Abigail Treat. If you think there might be a connection, please reply. Thank you, Paul

Obit Mrs. Eva (Dennis) Treat

fremill99 — 2011-12-23 14:35:48Z

CLINTON COUNTY REPUBLICAN—NEWS, 25 October 1956, Page 7 Column 4.
Services at Ovid For Mrs. Eva Treat.
Mrs. Eva Treat, 76, an Ovid resident for the past 55 years, died Friday, Oct 19, at the Ovid Nursing Home following an illness of several weeks.
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon from the Houghton Funeral home, Rev. Robert Smith officiating, and burial was in Maple Grove cemetery. The Eastern Star of Ovid conducted the burial rites.
Mrs. Treat was born in Duplain township Jan. 1, 1881, the daughter of Hiram and Emma Dennis. She was a graduate of Belding High School.
On Nov. 30, 1905, she was married in Ovid to Arthur Treat who preceded her in death on Nov. 7, 1948.
She was a member of the Methodist church, a charter member of the Ovid Crescent Club and a member of the Eastern Star. She taught school in the Ovid area for several years.
Surviving are a son, Stanley of Dearborn, a sister, Mrs. LeRoy Gumaer of Ovid, and two grandsons.

Stanley M Treat & Anne Henne Wedding

fremill99 — 2011-12-16 21:40:42Z

MARRIAGES CLINTON COUNTY, MICHIGAN 1901 - 1940
Abstracted and Compiled by the Genealogists of the Clinton County Historical Society as listed in Clinton County Republican-News St. Johns, Michigan, 27 September 1934; Page# 2 Column# 4
OVID—MRS. E. H. ALDERMAN, Correspondent
Stanley M. Treat And Ovid Teacher Wed At Bayport
Ovid---Miss Anne Henne of Bayport, Mich., and Stanley M. Treat of Ovid were the participants at a quiet wedding ceremony in Bayport Sunday, Sept. 16, conducted by Rev. S.L. Card of the Methodist church there.
The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Henne. She is a graduate of Ypsilanti Normal College and has taught in the Ovid public school for four years.
The groom is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Treat, and is a graduate of Ovid high school with the class of 1928, and since then, with exception of a term at Ferris Institute has been associated with his father in the Treat Oil Co.
The bride and groom are well known in this community and have the best wishes of a host of friends.

Mrs. Hiram D. Treat (Huldah E Masters)

fremill99 — 2011-12-16 21:37:50Z

Deaths from Newspapers and other Sources CLINTON COUNTY, MICHIGAN
Abstracted and Compiled by the Genealogists of the Clinton County Historical Society, Clinton Republican 1 February 1906, Page# 3 Column# 1

HAPPENINGS IN OVID
FOR MANY YEARS
Mrs. Hiram D. Treat Who Died Saturday, had Been a Resident of Ovid.
Mrs. Hiram D. Treat, who had been in poor health for some time, but seriously ill only a few weeks, died Saturday at 10 o’clock at her home in this village.
Mrs. Treat, whose maiden name was Shulda E. Mashers, **NOTE** (Name is Hulda E. Masters) was born July 21, 1844, in Luzerne county, Pa. On December 27, 1866 she was married to Hiram D. Treat, at Scranton, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Treat removed to St. Louis, Mo., in April 1871, where they remained a few months and then came to Ovid, where they have resided for nearly forth years. Seven children were born to them, all of whom are living and who were at home during her fatal illness.
Mrs. Treat was known best in her family for she was devoted to her husband and children. There is an old Jewish saying “God could not be everywhere and therefore he made mothers.” What an influence such a mother as Mrs. Treat wields in the forming of character.
A large company of friends gathered at the home Monday afternoon, where the funeral services were conducted by Rev. J.F. Fryer, of the Congregational church. Comforting words were spoken from John 6-68. The remains were laid to rest in Maple Grove cemetery.
The words of Whittier are fitting tribute to the life of Mrs. Treat:
“The blessings of this quiet life fell on us like the dew;
And good thoughts where her footsteps passed like fairy blossoms grew.
Sweet promptings unto kindest deeds were in her very look.
We read her face as one who reads a true and holy book.
Fold her, O Father, in thy arms and let her henceforth be
A messenger of love between our hearts and Thee.
Still let her mild rebuking stand between us and the wrong
And her dear memory serve to make our faith in goodness strong.”

Arthur S. Treat Obit

fremill99 — 2011-12-16 21:36:09Z

Deaths from Newspapers and other Sources CLINTON COUNTY, MICHIGAN Abstracted and Compiled by the Genealogists of the Clinton County Historical Society
Clinton County Republican News 11 November 1948, Page# 1 Column# 7
Services Held For Arthur S. Treat.
Former Ovid Businessman Dies Sunday Following Illness of Over One Year.
Services were held from the Houghton Funeral Home in Ovid at 2p.m. Wednesday for Arthur S. Treat, 78, Ovid business man for more than 30 years, who passed away at Clinton Memorial hospital Sunday. Mr. Treat had been in ill health for the past year.
He was in the lumber business in Ovid from 1908 to 1918 and in the oil business until 1939.
Born in Scranton, Penn., on March 7, 1870, Mr. Treat was the son of Hiram and Hulda Treat. He moved to Ovid with his family when only two years old and has been a resident of that community ever since. He attended the Ovid public school.
Mr. Treat was married to Eva D. Dennis on Nov. 30, 1905. He was a member of the Ovid United Church, F. & A. M. No. 127, and the Modern Woodmen of America.
Survivors besides the widow are a son, Stanley, of Detroit; three brothers, Dewey and Leo of Duplain and Claude of Detroit; three sisters, Mrs. Arthur Lang and Mrs. George Bennett of Grand Rapids and Mrs. Frank Gumaer of Ovid, and two grandsons.
Rev. George Goodrich and Rev. Thomas Pollard officiated at the funeral services and interment was in Maple Grove cemetery.

Hiram D Treat

fremill99 — 2011-12-16 21:33:15Z

Clinton County Trails, Volumes 20-21 (2005-2006)
Volume 21 Number 4 (2006) Pages 42 and 43.
Hiram D. Treat biography

HIRAM D. TREAT, whose parents James D. and Betsey (McKensie) Treat are deceased, was born in Rochester, N.Y., Aug., 29, 1838. His wife, to whom he was: married Dec. 27, 1866, in Pennsylvania, bore the maiden name of Huldah Masters. She was a native of Pennsylvania, born July 21, 1844, a daughter of William Masters, long ago deceased. As the fruit of this marriage, seven children were born in the order here named: Georgia, Arthur, Lulu, Willy, Dewey, Claude, and Leo. Comrade Treat endured the hardships (and) privations of a soldier’s life during the war, being a member of Co. I, 1st Mich. V.I. He enlisted April 18, 1861, at Marshall, Mich., and was honorably discharged Aug. 7, 1861, at Detroit, Mich. He re-enlisted with rank as Sergt. Sept. 24, 1861, in Co. A, 1st Mich. Lancers at Detroit, Mich. This Co. disbanded March 20 by order of War Department without any service in the field. He was again enrolled July 4, 1862, as Sergt. In Co. A., 4th Mich. Cav., at Detroit, Mich., and before the close of hostilities had attained the rank of 2nd Lieut. Nov. 24, 1864. He participated in the battles of Bull Run July 21, 1861; Stone River; Shelbyville; Chickamauga; Noonday Creek; Lovejoy Station; and Selma, Ala. He was granted his final honorable discharge July 1, 1865. His brother, William T., and his wife’s brothers, Simon, Sylvester, Joel, and Elias served their country in the hour of peril. Comrade Treat is a member of G.A. Winans Post 104. He is a liveryman and is a resident of Ovid, Mich.

History of the Michigan organizations at Chickamauga, Chattanooga and Missionary Ridge, 1863
Lansing, Mich.: R. Smith Print. Co., 1897, 426 pgs
FOURTH MICHIGAN CAVALRY
The following is a list of the delegates representing the Fourth Michigan Cavalry, who were present at the dedicatory exercises at the opening of the Mational Park at Chickamauga, Tenn., on September 18 and 19, 1895:
Second Lieutenant Hiram D Treat, Ovid, Mich.

Census of the state of Michigan, 1894, Volume 3
Census of Michigan---June 1, 1894
Clinton County, Page 75
Village of Ovid: Hiram D Treat

Civil War Pension Index: General Index to Pension Files, 1861-1934
Name: Hiram D. Treat
State Filed: Michigan
4 Mich. Cav.
1. Mich. Inf.
1. U.S. Lancers Mich. Cav.
Date of Filing: 1890 Mar. 24
Application#: 764.152
Document#: 766.898

O.R.--SERIES I--VOLUME XLIX/1 [S# 103]
May 1-10, 1865.--Pursuit and capture of Jefferson Davis
No. 7.--Report of Capt. John C. Hathaway, Fourth Michigan Cavalry.
HEADQUARTERS FOURTH MICHIGAN CAVALRY,
Near Macon, Ga., May 15, 1865.
List of officers and men of the Fourth Regiment Michigan Cavalry that left camp on the night of May 7, 1865, on the expedition which resulted in the capture of Jeff. Davis and party.
Hiram D. Treat Second lieutenant Company A

Ovid, Clinton County, Michigan
Ovid Township and the surrounding area
Local Civil War Vets
Hiram D Treat
Enlist Date Enlist Place Enlist Rank Enlist Age
April 1861 Marshall, MI Priv 22
Promoted to Full 1st Sergt on 01 October 1862 (As of Co. A)
Promoted to Full 2nd Lieut on 24 November 1864 (As of Co. A, commanding Co. G from May 25, 1865.)
Last Reported Residence at Ovid, MI
Enlisted A Co. 4th Cav Reg. MI
Mustered Out at Nashville, TN on 01 July 1865(Re-entered as Sergt. 07-04-62 at Detroit)
Transferred on 25 May 1865from Company A to Company G
Source: Record of Service of Michigan Volunteers 1861-65

Re: Treat

1ltmwb1 — 2011-12-08 02:56:50Z

linda:
joseph treat also married elizabeth Merwin- Perhaps that is where your ancestor miles merwin came from and not frances bryan-
information gathered from the Treat Family by John Harvey Treat- I googled Governor Robert Treat and found it-
I am a descendant of robert Treat too

jf

Re: Gov. Robert Treat

1ltmwb1 — 2011-12-07 23:48:36Z

all who are inquiring on the treat family
I am a descendant O gov. robert treat
gov. robert treat- jane trapp
joseph treat- elizabeth mervin
rev. richard treat-mary thomas
dr. samuel treat- agnes hollingshead
mary treat- anthony lamb
agnes treat lamb- timothy pickering richards
timothy pickering richards is my great great grandfather-
the above info has come from several people on ancestry and genealogy
does this info seem correct?
i have also googled treat and up comes a book on treat/trott etc.

would love to hear all of your information re the treat family

Wedding: Arthur S Treat to Eva Daniels Dennis

fremill99 — 2011-12-03 18:42:58Z

Clinton County Republican News.
Clinton County, Michigan, 30 November 1905 Page 3, Column 1.

THANKSGIVING WEDDINGS OF POPULAR YOUNG PEOPLE AT THE HOME OF W.W. DENNIS.
This afternoon the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Dennis, of Ovid, will be the scene of two very pretty weddings when their cousin, Miss Eva D. Dennis is united in marriage to Mr. Arthur Treat and their cousin, Nellie Katherine Dennis, is united in marriage to Mr. LeRoy J. Gumaer. The brides are sisters.
The parlor will be decorated with asparagus fern and white chrysanthemums, and the dining room in white and pink roses. The guests at each wedding will number about thirty and will be received by the bridal parties.
At 2 o’clock, the wedding service uniting in marriage Miss Eva D. Dennis and Mr. Treat will be read by the Rev. J.R. Wooten, of the Methodist church. The bride will wear a becoming gown of cream silk mull and will be unattended. Her bouquet will be yellow roses. At 3:30 o’clock occurs the marriage of Miss Nellie Katherine Dennis and Mr. Gumaer, the wedding service being read by the Rev. J.F. Fryer, of the Congregational church. Miss Dennis will be attired in a beautiful gown of white silk mull and her flowers will be pink roses. She will be unattended.
Immediately following each service, a wedding luncheon will be served by Mrs. Jenks, assisted by the Misses Mabel Jenks and Margaret Woodworth.
The Misses Dennis are among the most popular young ladies of Ovid. They attended the Ovid schools and have spent most of their lives in this village, although Miss Eva Dennis resided for some time in Belding. They were the recipients of many beautiful gifts.
Mr. Treat is a carriage maker and holds a position at Flint where he and his estimable wife will reside. Mr. Gumaer is a saleman in the hardware of Frank Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Gumaer leave this evening for a wedding trip to Detroit and upon their return will reside in Ovid.
Among the guests from out of town, who will be present at the weddings, are Miss Robinson, of Elsie, and Miss Ellen Knapp, of St. Johns.

Michigan Marriages, 1868-1925.
Groom's Name:Arthur S. Treat.
Groom's Race:white.
Groom's Age:31 years.
Groom's Birth Date:1874.
Groom's Birthplace:Scranton, Pennsylvania.
Bride's Name:Eva D. Dennis.
Bride's Race:White.
Bride's Age:25 years.
Bride's Birth Date:1880.
Bride's Birthplace:Duplain, Clinton, Michigan.
Marriage Date:30 Nov 1905.
Marriage Place:Ovid, Clinton, Michigan.
Groom's Father:Hiram D. Treat.
Groom's Mother:Huldah E. Masters.
Bride's Father:Hiram Dennis.
Bride's Mother:Emma Bradford.
Film Number:2342672.
Digital Folder Number:4032374.
Image Number:313.
Reference Number:v 2 p 23 rn 4229.

Re: John Harvey Treat book online

annemarie9933 — 2011-11-15 20:22:32Z

I think you are not the "ascendant but the "descendant" of John Harvey TREAT.
Please, excuse my bad english, I am a french woman.
John Harvey TREAT had a french ancestor Benoit (Benett) Claude MERLINO DE ST PRY
His grandmother was Helena MERLINO DE ST PRY.
I am a descendant of MERLINO’s family.
I have a lot of informations about this french family.
Are you a relative of John Harvey TREAT ?
Thanks for your answer (annemarie9933@orange.fr)

Mrs. Frederick Howard TREAT - PA

Bealtaine22 — 2011-08-28 19:45:26Z

Found this on the back of a newspaper clipping in an old scrapbook. From the Bulletin (probably the "Evening Bulletin") in Philadelphia, PA in Jan. 1927 (exact day was cut off). I don't have any further information other than what appears here:

Mrs. Frederick Howard TREAT
Of Wayne, died early today at her home after an illness of several months. She was seventy-three. She was born in Brattleboro, Vt., in 1854, the daughter of Elizabeth FARR and Lucius DAY, both of old New England stock. In 1878, she was married to Mr. TREAT, also of New England ancestry. She is survived by three children, Herbert Adams TREAT, Devon, and Frederick H. TREAT, Jr., and Mrs. William C. DICKSON, both of _____. (sorry, last word was cut-off).

Re: Treat Line

calvin_jennie_blades — 2011-08-19 09:48:03Z

Hi, I am trying to find info on Henry P Trott, born 1838 Portland, Cumberland, Maine. He married married Sarah A. Fisher of Port Mouton, Queens County, Nova Scotia.
Do not have any other info on him. All help appreciated.

Thanks...........Jennie

Parents of TREAT Lucius C. - Cleveland, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2011-07-21 01:16:31Z

Name: Treat, Louella P.
Date: Apr 19 1950
Source: Source unknown; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #081.
Notes: Treat, Louella P., wife of the late Seymour E.; mother of Mrs. Helen T. Sturgiss, Sydney C. and Myron W. of Cleveland, Mark E. of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio and the late Lucius C.; grandmother of six, great-grandmother of eight; on Monday, April 17; residence, 1272 Carlyon Rd.
Friends may call at The Rinear-Lambert Funeral Home, 13136 Euclid Ave. at Idlewood, after 3 p. m. Tuesday, where services will be held Wednesday at 3 p.m.

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Name: Treat, Seymour E. 1854-1938
Date: Mar 14 1938
Source: Cemetery record; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #081.
Notes: Treat: Seymour E., beloved husband of Ella P., father of Lucius C., Mrs. Helen P. Sturgiss, Mark E., Sidney C. and Myron W., passed away Saturday, March 12, at his late residence, 1272 Carlyon rd.
Now at Rinear-Lambert Funeral Home, 13136 Euclid ave., where services will be held Monday. March 14, at 2 p. m. 1854-1938. Lakeview Cem. Prospect List.

Cuyahoga

TREAT Lucius C. - Cleveland, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2011-07-21 01:10:26Z

Name: Treat, Lucius C.
Date: May 15 1940
Source: Source unknown; Cleveland, Ohio Necrology File, Reel #081.
Notes: Treat: Lucius C., beloved husband of Nellie (nee Kinney), father of Lucius, Jr., of Gadsden, Alabama, Mrs. Jeanette Brooks, son of Mrs. S. E. Treat, brother of G. G. Sturgiss, Mark, Sidney and Myron, grandfather of Arthur and William Brooks.
Friends may call at residence, 882 Lecona dr., East Cleveland, Ohio until Wednesday noon., May 15th, 1940 Funeral services from Windermere Lodge Masonic Temple. Wednesday, May 15th at 2:30 p.m

Marguerite Treat Dorsey

Lace_Lynch — 2011-07-21 00:46:14Z

Name: Dorsey, Marguerite Treat
Date: Oct 22 1947
Source: Cleveland Press; Cleveland, OH Necrology File, Reel #021.
Notes: Dorsey, Marguerite Treat, wife of the late Col. Frank M., mother of Robert, Jane, and Marian, daughter of Ernest G. and the late Nettie M. Treat, sister of Mrs. William S. (Barbara Treat) Murtfeldt.
Services at the residence, 2750 East Overlook Rd., Cleveland Heights, Ohio on Fri., at 4:30 p.m.
Interment: Weedsport, New York. (Cayuga County)
Arrangements by the Boswell Jones Mortuary Services.

TREAT Alice J.

Lace_Lynch — 2011-07-21 00:42:28Z

Name: Treat, Alice J.
Date: Sep 23 1932
Source: Source unknown; Cleveland, OHIO Necrology File, Reel #081.
Notes: Treat: Alice J., beloved wife of J. H. Treat, mother of Mrs. Anna L. Rinear, Mrs. Marie Richardson and Mrs. Berta Apthorp.
Services at Wade Memorial Chapel, Lake View Cemetery. Cleveland, Ohio Wednesday, at 2:30 p. m.

Re: Treats in Frontier Religion

barbaraskelton149 — 2011-03-14 04:41:29Z

We finally found the grave of Stephen J Treat southeast of Rolla, Mo, off F Highway. Had GPS or we never would have found it. It is in poor shape, you have to get out of the car and walk the fenceline. I have picture of the stone. The Benton/Treat Cemetery.

I also found out that after the death of Stephen J, Lucinda lived in a converted bank building in Lecoma, Mo. She attended the Church of God regularly, usually picked up by one of her children.

Her daughter, Rosa Elizabeth was a longtime member of the Methodist Church, per a book of Dent County history by Mr. Ken Fiebelman.

Isaac Treat/Rebecca Bulkeley of Glastonbury - cousins? a Moebius strip??

OldBorders — 2011-02-12 00:58:06Z

I inherited a lot of my genealogical information, and pursued research when I was younger and not so diligent with “proof.” So I can’t be certain of everything in my files, alas.

There’s one relationship in particular I’m curious about, that of Isaac Treat and his wife Rebecca Bulkeley. They are likely two of my 6th great grandparents.

Among Gershom Bulkeley & Sarah Chauncey’s seven(?) children, I’ve got:

Catharine m’d to Richard Treat
Dorothy m’d to Thomas Treat
(and their son Isaac Treat m’d 1730, in Glastonbury, to Rebecca Bulkeley)
Edward m’d to Dorothy Prescott
(and their daughter Rebecca Bulkeley m’d to Isaac Treat)

So, were Isaac Treat and Rebecca Bulkeley first cousins? Or was there yet another Treat or Bulkeley family in town providing one member of that pair?

I’m curious because I’ve got Isaac Treat and Rebecca Bulkeley’s daughter Rebecca Treat (b abt 1733 Glastonbury, CT) marrying Joseph Hollister, whose daughter Ann married William Stevens, grandfather of Charles Stevens, who emigrated from Glastonbury to Illinois to Oregon and re whom we’ve got plenty of “proof.”

Trying to get the end pieces to match up!

Mary Treat of Houston, TX 1919

drbrownlee — 2011-01-17 06:37:25Z

Mary is pictured in the 1919 Aegis, yearbook of the January 1919 class of Central High School in Houston, and is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Re: Michigan Treat's

BRZYCAROL — 2010-08-15 22:03:02Z

I would be happy to exchange information. You probably have more info than I do, since I did not have Chester's parents. Do you have "Doty" lineage as well?

Carol

Re: Michigan Treat's

tahoehook — 2010-08-04 21:23:57Z

I am a direct descendent of Chester Burke/Burk and Mary Treat (going back to Gov. Treat). I have Chester being the son of William Burke and Anna S. with his sibling being Worster BUrke. Do you have information you would be willing to share

Re: Orrin Treat

mamiof31 — 2010-07-27 15:33:57Z

Hi again!! I did get this post a while ago but thanks for taking the time to reproduce it for me!
You can also e-mail me at dave_melissa_marrero@hotmail.com and we can chat this way too instead of a message board.
You have a LOT of info! I'll dig into the Fall Creek, PA area and see if I can find anything on the Words.
Did you happen to have Harriett's parents as James T Jones and Amanda Allen? They were living in Burns, NY. Amanda was his 2nd wife, Harriett's mom. He had another daughter Harriett by his first wife, Abigail, along with some other older children. I have yet been able to find either of their parents, however.
My Aunt Sharon still tells me that Grampa Word (Howard) had some Native American blood. I don't think it's on the Treat side though, do you? Both of the Jones's mentioned above have their names on Indian roll cards, but I'm not sure if it's the same person. Jones is a popular last name!
Well, I'm rambling on here so I'll close for now. Hope to hear from you soon and I'm looking forward to seeing some photos!!
Cousin Melissa :-)

Re: Orrin Treat

mamiof31 — 2010-07-27 15:11:13Z

Hi there! That's cool being related to him. I notice the further back in your family tree that you go, the more names are the same. I have a lot of the same last names in all sides of the family. I guess that's what happens when everyone lives in the same place!
I was born in Milford, lived a short time in Orange, CT., then lived most of my life in Exeter, N.H. I lived in Spain as a student, then Seattle, WA., then all over the state of FL., then VA., now we're in TX!
I'd LOVE some photos of whoever you can send me. My address is
Melissa Marrero
917 Abbeyglen Castle Dr.
Pflugerville, TX 78660

Thanks in advance and let's stay in touch :-)

Re: Orrin Treat

stevenword1 — 2010-07-27 01:18:19Z

Hi, I just realized you did get my earlier post. For some reason, I did not see your response, so I apologize for sending it again. Yes, we are related to Gov. Robert Treat. He founded Milford, CT (also Newark, NJ). I am glad you did respond. I would love to share the photos with you. I was born in Rhode Island, but grew up in Windsor, CT. My grandfather, Howard's brother, lived in New Haven and in Milford (Ocean Ave).
I would gladly copy the photos and share them with you. Just send me your address. Sorry it took so long for me to check back on the message board.

Re: Orrin Treat

stevenword1 — 2010-07-27 01:10:59Z

Hi, I posted this awhile ago, but now I am not sure if I actually sent it to you so I am sending it again just in case it did not reach you last time.

I have a wonderful photograph of Thomas and Harriet Word along with their four sons; Edward, Albert, George and Clarence. I believe it was taken in Waterbury in the late 1800s. I received the photo from Clarence's grandaughter in California. I also have some photos of Howard as a young child and as a young adult.
I was reading some of your other posts about Thomas. Clarence's daughter told me that Thomas had one brother and 7 sisters and that he was born in Fall Creek, PA. His family moved to VA where his parents were killed. At that time, the children were separated and sent to live with others. I also found the census record that you noted in an earlier post showing Thomas as a 12 year old living with Abram Love in IL. My guess is Abram was his brother-in-law having married one of his 7 sisters.

I was able to follow Thomas through City Directories up until 1909 when both he and his son Clarence were living in Milford, CT. There is a gap in the city directories, none for 1910 - 1913. By 1913 there is only mention of Clarence. I can not find a record of Thomas after 1909. I believe he died sometime between 1909 and 1913. I believe Harriet may have died before 1920, because in 1920, Clarence packed up his family and moved to California. I don't think he would have if Harriet was still alive.
I was hoping Thomas's death certificate might give me more information about where he was born or note the names of his parents.
I do have copies of the death certificated for their four sons, and the information about their father's birthplace varies on each. Edward's lists Thomas's birthplace as Fall Creek, IL, but I think Jennie only remmebered half the information about her fther-in-law.

Jennie lived her entire life with my grandfather Clifford. When he married, she moved in with them so many of her things (photos, papers) were with my grandfather. When my grandfather died, my grandmother moved in with us and brought those things to our house. I ended up with them. I was hoping you would e-mail me. I would like to learn more about Howard and your side of the family. I have met many cousins on the "Treat" side and they have shared photos of Jennie's brothers, her parents Joseph and Ada Treat and even her grandparents.
I do hope to hear from you.

Re: Governor Robert Treat

carolynalexander082649 — 2010-07-09 17:23:41Z

I copied a document off the internet, below, that shows a Hannah Treat born to Stephen Treat, descendent of Robert Treat. See below in the second set of children. This was one of my ancestors. I have tried to attach it.
Marriage 1 Grace SAGE b: 5 JUN 1757 in Middletown,Middlesex Co,CT
• Married: 2 DEC 1773 3
• Divorced: N
Children
1. Timothy TREAT b: 9 MAR 1775 in Middletown,CT c: 10 DEC 1788
2. John TREAT b: 17 JUN 1776 in Middletown,Middlesex Co,CT c: 10 DEC 1788 in Middletown,Middlesex Co,CT
3. Huldah TREAT b: 1 JAN 1779 in Middletown,Middlesex Co,CT c: 10 DEC 1788
4. Hosea TREAT b: 8 JUN 1781 in Middletown,Middlesex Co,CT c: 10 DEC 1788
5. Betsey TREAT b: in Middletown,CT c: 10 DEC 1788
6. Shubael TREAT b: 9 SEP 1785 in Middletown,Middlesex Co,CT c: 10 DEC 1788
7. Anson TREAT b: ABT 1786 in Middletown,Middlesex Co,CT c: 10 DEC 1788
8. Luama TREAT b: ABT 1787 in Middletown,Middlesex Co,CT c: 10 DEC 1788
9. Grace TREAT b: in Middletown,CT c: 19 JUL 1789
10. Amos TREAT b: 16 NOV 1790 in Middletown,Middlesex Co,CT

Marriage 2 Spouse Unknown
• Divorced: N
Children
1. Amanda TREAT
2. Almira TREAT
3. Butler TREAT
4. Stephen TREAT
5. Hannah TREAT

*Treat, John Harvey; "The Treat Family: a Genealogy of Trott, Tratt, and Treat
. . ." (Salem, MA: 1893); p. 258

Re: Mason Stephen Treat m Nancy Margaret McBride 1902

carolynalexander082649 — 2010-07-09 13:35:28Z

No, she married Johnny Thompson after my grandfather died. Uncle Jordan, or Jurdon as we called him was my grandfather Treat's brother. Jurdon Treat was only married to my Aunt Elnora. Some of his grandchildren and great grandchildren still live around Big Flat.

Re: Mason Stephen Treat m Nancy Margaret McBride 1902

DonOtt75 — 2010-07-08 20:47:25Z

Was Nancy Margaret McBride also married to Jordon Jefferson Davis Treat b. 18 Oct 1891 d. 5 Mar 1971? I think he married Mary Elnora Lawrence b. 28 Nov 1894 on 23 Jun 1911.

Re: Mason Stephen Treat m Nancy Margaret McBride 1902

carolynalexander082649 — 2010-07-08 19:53:49Z

Nancy McBride was my grandmother. Stonewall Treat was my father. I lived in Big Flat, close to where she lived. She was married to someone named Thompson after my grandfather Treat died. So, when she died her name was Nancy Thompson. I will share what I know with you.

Re: Treats in Frontier Religion

barbaraskelton149 — 2010-06-01 18:19:41Z

This weekend I was in Rolla, Missouri and tried to find the grave of Stephen J and Lucinda Treat. We were on the correct road, but must have driven right by it. My uncle Charlie remembers his great grandmother Lucinda and remembers her funeral. We were pressed for time, other graves to decorate, didn't turn around. I will look again in July. Found his death certificate. He was a railroad watchman, hit and killed by a train at age 69. Uncle Charlie didn't know that, either.

Barbara, gg granddaughter of Stephen Treat

Re: Treats in Frontier Religion

barbaraskelton149 — 2010-05-03 02:22:41Z

Regarding Stephen J Treat, my gg grandfather: My great grandmother, his daughter, was Rosa Elizabeth Treat. She married Walter Lee Dean and their daughter was my grandmother, Anna Mae Dean. She married Walter Earl Leonard, and my mother was Mabel Edna Leonard. She married my father, Raymond Marion Wagner, and I was born Barbara Rae Wagner, their fourth child. The Deans and Leonards were mostly from Lecoma, a small community in Dent County, Missouri. I was born in Rolla, Missouri, in Phelps County.

Thank you for your reply. I'm glad to know I'm on the right track.

Barbara

Re: Treats in Frontier Religion

trickrtreat — 2010-05-02 18:06:06Z

Yes, Stephen J Treat was the son of John Treat and Nancy Morris. John Treat was the son of Stephen Treat and Sarah Reece. That Stephen Treat was the son of John Treat and Margaret Williams. Check this link for additional information.

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=PED&d...

Which of Stephen J Treat's children are you descended from?

Gary

Re: Treats in Frontier Religion

barbaraskelton149 — 2010-05-01 05:29:41Z

I think I may belong to your branch of Treats. My gg grandfather was Stephen J Treat born in Searcy Ark in 1856,but he moved to Missouri and married Margaret "Lucinda" Castleman in Phelps County. On death certificate, his parents are John and Nancy Morris Treat, but have trouble after that, was his father Stephen Henry Treat? If so, I guess that would put me in Gov. Treat's line? Appreciate any help!

Re: Children of Azariah and Mary Treat Crane

kelleyv162 — 2010-03-26 16:26:40Z

Deacon Azariah Crane is in my direct line. My email
kelley.v@sbcglo0bal.net

Re: Children of Azariah and Mary Treat Crane

kelleyv162 — 2010-03-26 16:24:33Z

Deacon Azariah Crane is in my direct line.My email kelley.v@sbcglobal.net

Ken

Re: Orrin Treat

mamiof31 — 2010-03-14 17:46:25Z

Wow! You have a ton of info on them! I would LOVE any photos you could send to me. I am going to start a scrapbook of ancestors and have been trying to get some pictures of as many people as I can. Would it be possible for you to send me a few copies? I can give you my address. My aunt Sharon still swears that Grampa Word (Howard) was Indian. It could have been on Harriett's side of the family maybe?
I was born in Milford, CT but live in Texas now just outside of Austin with my husband & 3 kids. My father was Ronald James Beckwith of Milford, his father was Kenneth Beckwith and then there was Hiram, Samuel, Edgecomb and then another Edgecomb. That's as far as I got on the Beckwith side. They lived mostly in Lyme. Kenneth's wife, Frieda Word (my father's mother)was the youngest daughter of Howard Word and Matilda Peterson who was born in Germany but of Danish parents (not sure why they left Denmark for Germany). Then of course I ran into the same stumbling block with the Words as you did with Thomas and not being able to find his parents. There were a lot of Words in the New Kent area of Virginia and the census said his dad was born there and his mother was born in PA. I have Harriett being born in upstate New York and her parents as James T Jones (Jones was her maiden name) and her mother was Amanda J Jones (not sure of maiden name, although she was much younger than James and was his 2nd wife).
Would love to stay in touch with you and hear more about the Treats too. I guess we are related to the Gov Robert Treat? Is that right?

Re: Orrin Treat

stevenword1 — 2010-03-13 15:01:16Z

I have a wonderful photograph of Thomas and Harriet Word along with their four sons; Edward, Albert, George and Clarence. I believe it was taken in Waterbury in the late 1800s. I received the photo from Clarence's grandaughter in California. I also have some photos of Howard as a young child and as a young adult.
I was reading some of your other posts about Thomas. Clarence's daughter told me that Thomas had one brother and 7 sisters and that he was born in Fall Creek, PA. His family moved to VA where his parents were killed. At that time, the children were separated and sent to live with others. I also found the census record that you noted in an earlier post showing Thomas as a 12 year old living with Abram Love in IL. My guess is Abram was his brother-in-law having married one of his 7 sisters.

I was able to follow Thomas through City Directories up until 1909 when both he and his son Clarence were living in Milford, CT. There is a gap in the city directories, none for 1910 - 1913. By 1913 there is only mention of Clarence. I can not find a record of Thomas after 1909. I believe he died sometime between 1909 and 1913. I believe Harriet may have died before 1920, because in 1920, Clarence packed up his family and moved to California. I don't think he would have if Harriet was still alive.
I was hoping Thomas's death certificate might give me more information about where he was born or note the names of his parents.
I do have copies of the death certificated for their four sons, and the information about their father's birthplace varies on each. Edward's lists Thomas's birthplace as Fall Creek, IL, but I think Jennie only remmebered half the information about her fther-in-law.

Jennie lived her entire life with my grandfather Clifford. When he married, she moved in with them so many of her things (photos, papers) were with my grandfather. When my grandfather died, my grandmother moved in with us and brought those things to our house. I ended up with them. I was hoping you would e-mail me. I would like to learn more about Howard and your side of the family. I have met many cousins on the "Treat" side and they have shared photos of Jennie's brothers, her parents Joseph and Ada Treat and even her grandparents.
I do hope to hear from you.

Re: Orrin Treat

stevenword1 — 2010-03-09 17:23:33Z

Are you living in CT? I have information to share with you My e-mail address is Sword01@snet.net. I would like to speak with you or meet you.

Re: Orrin Treat

mamiof31 — 2010-03-09 17:07:15Z

Edward T Word and Jennie Treat were my great great grandparents. Howard Word, their son, was my great grandfather and thier daughter Frieda was my father's mother (my grandmother).

Re: Orrin Treat

sword01 — 2010-03-09 01:28:53Z

Yes, it is. What is your connection to them?

Re: Michigan Treat's

BRZYCAROL — 2010-03-05 19:40:26Z

Sorry for taking so long to respond. I'm not beyond Chester either. Let me know if you have any success and I'll keep your post. Carol

Memoir of Joshua Treat now online

taneyakoonce — 2010-02-06 18:21:02Z

The Allen County Public Library recently uploaded the following book online to the Internet Archive - Memoir of Joshua Treat: the Pioneer Settler on the Penobscot River. You can view it online at http://www.archive.org/details/memoirofjoshuatr00port

Taneya

Re: Michigan Treat's

drfoxes — 2010-01-23 21:21:50Z

Hi, I was interested in your research on Chester Burk of Rose Township. I have from Chester Burk to present day, but nothing going back from him yet.

Regards,
Robin

Re: Albert Asa Treat of Kansas and homesteaded in Oklahoma

patreat1 — 2010-01-19 05:43:41Z

I made an earlier post to you regarding my grandfather Ernest Treat. His eldest son Gilbert is my father. Ernest's second marriage was to Lucille Jones and they had a son John in 1945. Lucille passed away early 1950's, and Ernest married Helen Elsea in 1955. They were married until he passed away and they did not have any children. To my knowledge John is living in Texas.

Re: Orrin Treat

mamiof31 — 2009-12-29 20:58:42Z

I know this post is really old, but is this the same Jennie Treat who married Edward T Word?

Re: TREAT FAMILY need help please

dragons4unme — 2009-12-25 18:25:15Z

I found your website http://www.argenweb.net/marion/familylines/trottjohn08.htmlI... shows my grampa's dad in part 8 in missouri ^^

Re: TREAT FAMILY need help please

dragons4unme — 2009-12-25 03:39:29Z

I found out my grampa's dad was named Franklin Treat and was born in 1896

Re: TREAT FAMILY need help please

DonOtt75 — 2009-12-25 01:44:41Z

I don't seem to have that Treat Family in my files.
Don