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<\/a><\/p>\nIn this Blog, I’ll look at Joyce’s ThruLines through Samuel Snell born 1708 and Mary Head. Samuel Snell was a vintner and had a tavern for a while in Newport:<\/p>\n
Joyce shows these Snell ThruLines:<\/p>\n My tree only includes brothers Anthony and Benjamin:<\/p>\n I’ll start in order:<\/p>\n These two should be easy. I alreaady have Charlotte’s sibling, so I can add her. O.T. lived not too far from me, so he should be easy also. I’ll start a floating tree for him. I used to teach Sunday School with O.T.’s daughter.<\/p>\n In 1910, the Tripp family lived on Rochester Road, Acushnet:<\/p>\n I knew the family on Perry Hill Road, so I wonder if the name of the Road changed.<\/p>\n Here is a marriage record for Frederick Tripp and Marcia Church Snell:<\/p>\n Her parents were Otis Snell and Mary Ann. That means that Otis Tripp’s name likely came from the Snell side. I realize that I already have O.T. in my Snell DNA\/Genealogy Tree:<\/p>\n Our common ancestors are Otis Snell and Mary Ann Parker. This ThruLine is looking at a potential common ancestor three generations earlier. I am curious as to whether I am doubly related to O.T.<\/p>\n What I need to find out is whether Mary Snell is the mother of Frederick Tripp:<\/p>\n Here is the marriage:<\/p>\n Apparently, Frederick who married Nancy was the son of William. It appeaers that he was also a Reverend:<\/p>\n findagrave.com has Frederick’s mother as Mary Snell:<\/p>\n It is beginning to look likely that the ThruLine back to Samuel Snell is correct. This shows the two ways that Joyce is related to Otis (O.T.):<\/p>\n I am one step down on this tree. So where Joyce is a third cousin to Otis, I am a third cousin once removed.<\/p>\n Joyce shows six matches to Pardon Snell descendants.<\/p>\n Something seems off in my genealogy:<\/p>\n This shows Michael having children in his 60’s and 70’s.<\/p>\n I will start a floating tree for Jane. Jane has a tree with her two parents. I am looking at the paternal side based on her ThruLine. Here is the family in New Bedford in 1930:<\/p>\n The father, also Allen C. Ashley is a bus driver. However, ThruLines is directing me to Ida M. Here is Ida:<\/p>\n They get married in Portsmouth, NH. In Ida’s birth record, her father is said to be from Tiverton, R.I. That is a good sign.<\/p>\n The marriage record for Moses reveals that this was his second marriage:<\/p>\n Angles seems like a strange name. Having said that, genealogically speaking, it is a great name in that it is quite unique:<\/p>\n From Captain Angles’ death record, we get his parents names:<\/p>\n This appears to be Crawford’s burial record:<\/p>\n From this, it is not clear that Angle is a sone of Crawford and Sarah. However, he may just not be included in the list.<\/p>\n This list shows a Michael Crawford as the son of Pardon Snell.<\/p>\n Here I have merged the two Crawford Snells from my regular tree and my floating tree:<\/p>\n I started to delete the younger children. My guess is that I had the wrong Crawford married to Anna S. King. I’ll delete that family for now and add them back in later if I need to.<\/p>\n Next, I’ll add in the line to my Snell DNA\/Genealogy Chart:<\/p>\n However, note that Jane’s father has Crapo as a middle name and Joyce and I also have Crapo ancestors. Further, Jane is said to have a DNA match on Joyce’s paternal side and I am related on Joyce’s maternal side. That makes this match off at least as proposed by the DNA. Nevertheless, the DNA assingment may also be off.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nFrederick Tripp<\/h4>\n
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