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Clarence Almon Torrey’s twelve-volume manuscript enumerates an estimated 99% of all pre-1700 marriages of New Englanders and is now published for the first time in a three-volume set
This book is the answer to the perennial question
Published: 1860 Henry Bond
Religion runs deep through this genealogy
and place and name indexes
Webinar Syllabus: Researching Mariner Ancestors in New England New Jersey Clarence Almon Torrey’s twelve-volume manuscriptCreated by Susan Donnelly, Genealogist Published: April 2021 PDF Download, 11 pages For many living in New England during the 17th through 19th centuries, their livelihood and even survival was inextricably linked to the sea. In this webinar genealogist Susan Donnelly will provide a brief history of mariners in New England, discuss major ports and sources of industry (fishing, shipbuilding, whaling, and trade), highlight key records, and demonstrate
