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William Sweet father of Nathaniel Sweet married in Mason Co Ky to
Elizabeth Mershon...Nathaniel married in Fleming Co Ky to Elizabeth
Maddox and Nathaniel was the fellow who came to Clark Co Il after a
couple of years in Vermilion Co Il. His oldest son was William who
married Lucinda Davis daughter of John & Nancy Wilson Davis. Nancy
later married John Wilcox and disappeared into the wilds of Ill or
Arkansas.
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Subject: [CLOUGH-GENEALOGY] william sweet
I have been hunting in Vital records in New England and found the
following:
William Sweet married to Hannah Clough from the town of Hartford NY. it
states that William was one of the pioneer family there in Hartford NY.
could it be that this is were there they were married??? I will keep
hunting.Judy
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Thank you for sharing those memories, Sheila.
I was three blocks from ground zero, looking up in horror at the burning
towers and the dozens of people who were jumping from the top floors. I
used to work in the World Trade Center and never dreamed those buildings
could fall.
May we always remember those who died, and those who gave their lives to
save others. They say that fear of fire is the most powerful instinctive
fear in animals. We run from fire as fast as we can. But firefighters run
toward the flames, as fast as they can. May God bless them always.
Clark Whelton
New York
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Sent: Monday, September 11, 2006 10:22 AM
Subject: [CLOUGH-GENEALOGY] Remembering...
>
> Dear Listers,
> Today is certainly a day for remembering. All of those lives that were
> tragically lost because of the extremist mind of a terrorist with too
> many
> followers to count should certainly be remembered. I am sure we all
> remember where
> we were and what we were doing when we saw the events unfold on
> television,
> heard the phone ring only to be told what had happened, or heard it on
> the
> radio.
> On Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2001 I was doing last minute preparations for an
> upcoming trip. A cousin’s daughter was to fly in the next day from
> Colorado to
> join me on the trip. I was nervous because the trip was the first Clough
> family trip to Great Britain that I had put together. I had worked
> tirelessly
> for a year putting the pieces of the trip together and I had 21 other
> people
> relying on me to make the trip a success. We were supposed to leave on
> Thursday, Sept. 13, 2001 from various points within the United States and
> meet in
> London Friday morning, Sept. 14, 2001.
> As I witnessed that fateful day unfolding before my television glued eyes
> I
> was in a state of shock. The devastation I saw through television camera
> lenses was horrific. And, at the same time, I had to think of my group
> and our
> trip.
> I watched as the first Trade Center building raged with fire only to be
> joined by the second Trade Center building being hit and engulfed with
> fire as
> well. I thought I had witnessed the worst thing possible until the first
> Trade Center fell followed, not long after, by the second.
> Our nation’s skies went silent as one by one every plane over our country
> was commanded to land at the nearest airport. As someone who has always
> lived
> within a few miles of an international airport, the silence was
> deafening,
> especially when combined with the reason for the lack of jet engine
> noise.
> I had made arrangements for the group trip through a company in Boston.
> I
> called there in hopes of getting some answers about my group trip and
> whether
> we would be able to fly in two days time. There were no answers because
> no
> one had any. Nothing like this had ever happened before so no one knew
> what
> to do or what to expect. In fact, I ended up speaking to another travel
> agent who was about to leave as my travel agent had already done.
> Everyone in
> Boston feared for the worst for their city as well.
> My phone began to ring. My group wanted answers that I was unable to
> supply.
> Long story short, I was able to arrange for my group to fly out three
> weeks
> later. In all of the turmoil I lost six members of the group because of
> scheduling conflicts.
> My group and I became the recipients of an amazing amount of goodwill,
> kindness, and concern no matter where we went in England and Wales. We
> were
> moved to tears more than once. For example, at St. Asaph Cathedral
> there was an
> alter to the victims of Sept. 11.
> On day three of our trip we attended Eglwys St. Aelhaearn Church – an
> ancient Welsh church – to join in a Welsh Thanksgiving service. It was
> an honor
> for us to experience a Welsh Thanksgiving service. However, it was us
> who
> were honored there. There was not a dry eye in the place as the organist
> played
> our national anthem and as we viewed the Welsh Thanksgiving alter with
> our
> American flag standing next to the Welsh flag. Even in that remote Welsh
> church the victims of Sept. 11 were remembered and we were the recipients
> of an
> amazing amount of compassion and support. Our Welsh hosts, the
> Williams-Ellis’
> s, were unsurpassed in their kindness in allowing us to visit with them
> and in
> arranging for us to attend that remarkable service.
> Our hearts were full and our eyes were wet as we disbanded as a group at
> the
> end of our ten day sojourn together.
> We have all, in some way, been affected by the events of Sept. 11, 2001.
> We
> will never think of that date the same way again. It is etched in our
> minds for life. Life. This is the most precious commodity.
> Best Wishes,
>
> Sheila Andersen
> Genealogist
> John Clough Genealogical Society
> _CloughGen(a)aol.com_ (mailto:CloughGen@aol.com)
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Dear Listers,
Today, I wish everyone peace and love. That morning my husband was
scheduled to work at 7 World Trade Center he is an electrician. At the last minute
he chose to go with me for a medical appointment. 16 members from Local 3
his union were lost that faithfull day.
I am proud to say he is part of the rebuilding effort today. He worked
on 7 to get it up and opened again.
Peace,
Ronnie Clough
New York City
Dear Listers,
Although the previous e-mail was sent out in good form, somehow after it
went through RootsWeb the paragraphs were no longer separated. Very
frustrating. Hopefully RootsWeb will address this issue so our e-mail's will look the
way we would like them too.
Best Wishes,
Sheila Andersen
Genealogist
John Clough Genealogical Society
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Dear Listers,
Today is certainly a day for remembering. All of those lives that were
tragically lost because of the extremist mind of a terrorist with too many
followers to count should certainly be remembered. I am sure we all remember where
we were and what we were doing when we saw the events unfold on television,
heard the phone ring only to be told what had happened, or heard it on the
radio.
On Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2001 I was doing last minute preparations for an
upcoming trip. A cousin’s daughter was to fly in the next day from Colorado to
join me on the trip. I was nervous because the trip was the first Clough
family trip to Great Britain that I had put together. I had worked tirelessly
for a year putting the pieces of the trip together and I had 21 other people
relying on me to make the trip a success. We were supposed to leave on
Thursday, Sept. 13, 2001 from various points within the United States and meet in
London Friday morning, Sept. 14, 2001.
As I witnessed that fateful day unfolding before my television glued eyes I
was in a state of shock. The devastation I saw through television camera
lenses was horrific. And, at the same time, I had to think of my group and our
trip.
I watched as the first Trade Center building raged with fire only to be
joined by the second Trade Center building being hit and engulfed with fire as
well. I thought I had witnessed the worst thing possible until the first
Trade Center fell followed, not long after, by the second.
Our nation’s skies went silent as one by one every plane over our country
was commanded to land at the nearest airport. As someone who has always lived
within a few miles of an international airport, the silence was deafening,
especially when combined with the reason for the lack of jet engine noise.
I had made arrangements for the group trip through a company in Boston. I
called there in hopes of getting some answers about my group trip and whether
we would be able to fly in two days time. There were no answers because no
one had any. Nothing like this had ever happened before so no one knew what
to do or what to expect. In fact, I ended up speaking to another travel
agent who was about to leave as my travel agent had already done. Everyone in
Boston feared for the worst for their city as well.
My phone began to ring. My group wanted answers that I was unable to
supply.
Long story short, I was able to arrange for my group to fly out three weeks
later. In all of the turmoil I lost six members of the group because of
scheduling conflicts.
My group and I became the recipients of an amazing amount of goodwill,
kindness, and concern no matter where we went in England and Wales. We were
moved to tears more than once. For example, at St. Asaph Cathedral there was an
alter to the victims of Sept. 11.
On day three of our trip we attended Eglwys St. Aelhaearn Church – an
ancient Welsh church – to join in a Welsh Thanksgiving service. It was an honor
for us to experience a Welsh Thanksgiving service. However, it was us who
were honored there. There was not a dry eye in the place as the organist played
our national anthem and as we viewed the Welsh Thanksgiving alter with our
American flag standing next to the Welsh flag. Even in that remote Welsh
church the victims of Sept. 11 were remembered and we were the recipients of an
amazing amount of compassion and support. Our Welsh hosts, the Williams-Ellis’
s, were unsurpassed in their kindness in allowing us to visit with them and in
arranging for us to attend that remarkable service.
Our hearts were full and our eyes were wet as we disbanded as a group at the
end of our ten day sojourn together.
We have all, in some way, been affected by the events of Sept. 11, 2001. We
will never think of that date the same way again. It is etched in our
minds for life. Life. This is the most precious commodity.
Best Wishes,
Sheila Andersen
Genealogist
John Clough Genealogical Society
_CloughGen(a)aol.com_ (mailto:CloughGen@aol.com)
_http://ourworld.cs.com/cloughgenl/_ (http://ourworld.cs.com/cloughgenl/)
List Owner
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I have been hunting in Vital records in New England and found the
following:
William Sweet married to Hannah Clough from the town of Hartford NY. it
states that William was one of the pioneer family there in Hartford NY.
could it be that this is were there they were married??? I will keep
hunting.Judy
Hi Jerry...
Sorry... I have 2 Hannah Cloughs but neither are married to William Sweet.
On 9/3/06, Jerry Dafoe <JDafoe2(a)comcast.net> wrote:
>
> I don't have any info on Kesiah Abigail Walker's parents , Sorry but I
> couldn't pass up the chance to ask if you have any info on the parents of
> William Sweet , husband of Hannah Clough
>
>
>
>
>
> 1 Ithamer CLOUGH b: 1749 in Middletown, Tolland Co, Conn d: 07 Mar 1843 in
> Hartford, Washington Co, NY
>
> .. +Bette HEATH b: 08 Mar 1749 in Tolland Co, Conn d: 07 May 1825 in
> Hartford, Washington Co, NY m: 08 Nov 1774 in Stafford, Conn
>
> ........ 2 Hannah CLOUGH b: 18 Sep 1775 in Stafford, Tolland Co, Conn d:
> 10
> Feb 1868 in Gouverneur, St Lawrence Co, NY
>
> ............ +William SWEET b: Bet. 1771 - 1972 in Rhode Island d: 07 Nov
> 1854 in Gouverneur, St Lawrence Co, NY m: Aft. 1791 in Hartford,
> Washington
> Co, New York
>
>
>
> I have been seraching for years.
>
> Jerry
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Clark Whelton" <cwhelton(a)mindspring.com>
> To: <bob(a)122walnut.com>; <clough-genealogy(a)rootsweb.com>
> Cc: <CLOUGH-GENEALOGY(a)rootsweb.com>
> Sent: Sunday, September 03, 2006 11:57 AM
> Subject: Re: [CLOUGH-GENEALOGY] Kesiah Abigail Walker b 6/22/1746
>
>
> >
> >>Looking for any information on the parents of Kesiah Abigail Walker b
> >>6/22/1746 Ashford, Windom CT. She married Johnathan Clough 5/27/1767
> >>Stafford Tolland CT.
> >>Bob King
> >>bob(a)122walnut.com
> >
> >
> > This Jonathan Clough is a Mayflower descendant, via his mother, Mary
> > Washburn.
> >
> >
> > Clark W.
> > New York
> >
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Researching in New England for Adam_s, Andre_ws, Archambaul_t (RI),
Barre_tt (MA/CT), Birdse_y, Brambl_e, Carte_r, Chilt_on, Cloug_h, Curti_ss,
Dayto_n, Gree_ne, Hawle_y, Hildrit_h, Keit_h, Kidde_r, Kin_g (NY), Lath_am,
Mar_ois, Nicho_ls, Orcut_t, Parke_r, Perkin_s, Phe_lps, Pra_tt,
Roo_t, Smi_th, Trave_rs, Uffo_rd, Wa_rd, Washbu_rn, Winsl_ow, Wint_on,
Willia_ms
I don't have any info on Kesiah Abigail Walker's parents , Sorry but I
couldn't pass up the chance to ask if you have any info on the parents of
William Sweet , husband of Hannah Clough
1 Ithamer CLOUGH b: 1749 in Middletown, Tolland Co, Conn d: 07 Mar 1843 in
Hartford, Washington Co, NY
.. +Bette HEATH b: 08 Mar 1749 in Tolland Co, Conn d: 07 May 1825 in
Hartford, Washington Co, NY m: 08 Nov 1774 in Stafford, Conn
........ 2 Hannah CLOUGH b: 18 Sep 1775 in Stafford, Tolland Co, Conn d: 10
Feb 1868 in Gouverneur, St Lawrence Co, NY
............ +William SWEET b: Bet. 1771 - 1972 in Rhode Island d: 07 Nov
1854 in Gouverneur, St Lawrence Co, NY m: Aft. 1791 in Hartford, Washington
Co, New York
I have been seraching for years.
Jerry
----- Original Message -----
From: "Clark Whelton" <cwhelton(a)mindspring.com>
To: <bob(a)122walnut.com>; <clough-genealogy(a)rootsweb.com>
Cc: <CLOUGH-GENEALOGY(a)rootsweb.com>
Sent: Sunday, September 03, 2006 11:57 AM
Subject: Re: [CLOUGH-GENEALOGY] Kesiah Abigail Walker b 6/22/1746
>
>>Looking for any information on the parents of Kesiah Abigail Walker b
>>6/22/1746 Ashford, Windom CT. She married Johnathan Clough 5/27/1767
>>Stafford Tolland CT.
>>Bob King
>>bob(a)122walnut.com
>
>
> This Jonathan Clough is a Mayflower descendant, via his mother, Mary
> Washburn.
>
>
> Clark W.
> New York
>
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Hi Clark...
Yes. I am a member of the Mayflower Society and it came about because of
response like yours to a question I put on the internet about 18 months ago
On 9/3/06, Clark Whelton <cwhelton(a)mindspring.com> wrote:
>
>
> >Looking for any information on the parents of Kesiah Abigail Walker b
> >6/22/1746 Ashford, Windom CT. She married Johnathan Clough 5/27/1767
> >Stafford Tolland CT.
> >Bob King
> >bob(a)122walnut.com
>
>
> This Jonathan Clough is a Mayflower descendant, via his mother, Mary
> Washburn.
>
>
> Clark W.
> New York
>
--
Bob King
bob(a)122walnut.com
Researching in New England for Adam_s, Andre_ws, Archambaul_t (RI),
Barre_tt (MA/CT), Birdse_y, Brambl_e, Carte_r, Chilt_on, Cloug_h, Curti_ss,
Dayto_n, Gree_ne, Hawle_y, Hildrit_h, Keit_h, Kidde_r, Kin_g (NY), Lath_am,
Mar_ois, Nicho_ls, Orcut_t, Parke_r, Perkin_s, Phe_lps, Pra_tt,
Roo_t, Smi_th, Trave_rs, Uffo_rd, Wa_rd, Washbu_rn, Winsl_ow, Wint_on,
Willia_ms
>Looking for any information on the parents of Kesiah Abigail Walker b
>6/22/1746 Ashford, Windom CT. She married Johnathan Clough 5/27/1767
>Stafford Tolland CT.
>Bob King
>bob(a)122walnut.com
This Jonathan Clough is a Mayflower descendant, via his mother, Mary Washburn.
Clark W.
New York
Looking for any information on the parents of Kesiah Abigail Walker b
6/22/1746 Ashford, Windom CT. She married Johnathan Clough 5/27/1767
Stafford Tolland CT.
--
Bob King
bob(a)122walnut.com
Researching in New England for Adam_s, Andre_ws, Archambaul_t (RI),
Barre_tt (MA/CT), Birdse_y, Brambl_e, Carte_r, Chilt_on, Cloug_h, Curti_ss,
Dayto_n, Gree_ne, Hawle_y, Hildrit_h, Keit_h, Kidde_r, Kin_g (NY), Lath_am,
Mar_ois, Nicho_ls, Orcut_t, Parke_r, Perkin_s, Phe_lps, Pra_tt,
Roo_t, Smi_th, Trave_rs, Uffo_rd, Wa_rd, Washbu_rn, Winsl_ow, Wint_on,
Willia_ms