Comments on: Ellenwood Family Geneology http://davidpaulellenwood.com/expression/177/ The workings of one David Paul Ellenwood Thu, 25 Aug 2011 14:28:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Sandra Ellenwood-Freeman http://davidpaulellenwood.com/expression/177/comment-page-1/#comment-4533 Sandra Ellenwood-Freeman Mon, 31 Aug 2009 20:38:37 +0000 http://davidpaulellenwood.com/expression/177/#comment-4533 There is a published volume called Ellenwood-Wharton & Twenty families 1620-1968 that can be found in public libraries There is a published volume called
Ellenwood-Wharton & Twenty families 1620-1968 that can be found in public libraries

]]> By: DaveE http://davidpaulellenwood.com/expression/177/comment-page-1/#comment-4476 DaveE Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:57:19 +0000 http://davidpaulellenwood.com/expression/177/#comment-4476 Doug, thanks for the feedback. I've actually had a pretty solid breakthrough regarding my Ellenwood line. Not too long after this post last year I sent a letter to someone listed as the original contributor for a record on familysearch.org. She in turn wrote me back and provided me with a boatload of information on the Ellenwood family line (over 100 notated pages worth!) From her generous information I have been able to directly trace my line back to Ralph Ellenwood. You can see that lineage by visiting the "...public tree" link in the first paragraph of my original post. Just zoom out to see more of the tree and drag the view all the way to the left side and follow the left-most line back from me all the way to Ralph. You can also view our tree at: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=ellenwood Thanks again for your feedback! DaveE Doug, thanks for the feedback. I’ve actually had a pretty solid breakthrough regarding my Ellenwood line. Not too long after this post last year I sent a letter to someone listed as the original contributor for a record on familysearch.org. She in turn wrote me back and provided me with a boatload of information on the Ellenwood family line (over 100 notated pages worth!) From her generous information I have been able to directly trace my line back to Ralph Ellenwood. You can see that lineage by visiting the “…public tree” link in the first paragraph of my original post. Just zoom out to see more of the tree and drag the view all the way to the left side and follow the left-most line back from me all the way to Ralph. You can also view our tree at: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=ellenwood

Thanks again for your feedback!

DaveE

]]> By: Doug Sinclair http://davidpaulellenwood.com/expression/177/comment-page-1/#comment-4475 Doug Sinclair Sat, 13 Jun 2009 17:22:06 +0000 http://davidpaulellenwood.com/expression/177/#comment-4475 Hello - I can point you in a good direction for your Ellenwood line. Check familysearch.org and search for the children of Benjamin Ellenwood and Nancy (just fill in the parents' names and nothing else). It gives John Starks Ellenwood and his siblings with birth dates in Belfast, ME, but no sources for the info. There was a family group in Frankfort, ME, same county, and Benjamin was supposedly married there to Nancy Ayer. I speculate, due to circumstance, that his parents were Richard and Sarah (Slater) of Boston, before moving to Waldo Co., and before that Israel Ellenwood/Ellinwood and Susannah Rand of Beverly then Boston, Ralph Ellinwood and Sarah Woodbury, Ralph and Martha Rowlandson, and finally Ralph and Eleanor Lynn. Much can be found on these folks at familysearch.org (although not reliable accuracy), also in the Boston and Beverly, MA, vital records. Censuses should also help place the Boston and Waldo Co., ME, family groups together. I haven't done any in-depth research on this line, but I've been gathering general info on Ellinwood/Ellenwood/Ellingwood descendants. I'm descended from Ralph the immigrant's son Benjamin, the last of that name in my line was my grandmother. Hope that makes some sense! Doug Hello – I can point you in a good direction for your Ellenwood line. Check familysearch.org and search for the children of Benjamin Ellenwood and Nancy (just fill in the parents’ names and nothing else). It gives John Starks Ellenwood and his siblings with birth dates in Belfast, ME, but no sources for the info. There was a family group in Frankfort, ME, same county, and Benjamin was supposedly married there to Nancy Ayer. I speculate, due to circumstance, that his parents were Richard and Sarah (Slater) of Boston, before moving to Waldo Co., and before that Israel Ellenwood/Ellinwood and Susannah Rand of Beverly then Boston, Ralph Ellinwood and Sarah Woodbury, Ralph and Martha Rowlandson, and finally Ralph and Eleanor Lynn. Much can be found on these folks at familysearch.org (although not reliable accuracy), also in the Boston and Beverly, MA, vital records. Censuses should also help place the Boston and Waldo Co., ME, family groups together. I haven’t done any in-depth research on this line, but I’ve been gathering general info on Ellinwood/Ellenwood/Ellingwood descendants. I’m descended from Ralph the immigrant’s son Benjamin, the last of that name in my line was my grandmother. Hope that makes some sense!

Doug

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