Genealogy of the Loveland Family in the United States of America from 1635 to 1892: Containing the Descendants of Thomas Loveland of Wethersfield, Now Glastonbury, Conn., Also English Notes, and Information Biographical, Historical and Traditional of the Various Families, Including Their Alliances and Descendants in the Female Line So Far as Ascertained, Volume 1I. M. Keeler & son, 1892 - 288 páginas |
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Aaron ancestors April April 12 April 20 Arkport Bigelow born at Norwich brother Buckingham Buell buried Burton Calista Carpenter Charles Children born Colchester College Colvin Conn Connecticut Curtis Dana daughter David Loveland DEAR death died early East Brookfield Edward Elijah Elizabeth Emily England Ensworth farm Farmer father Feb'y Flora Fremont George Loveland Gillette Glastonbury grandfather Griswold Harriet Hartford Haven Haven township Henry Hoyt Hurlbut Huron Huron county J. B. Loveland Jan'y John Loveland John5 July July 12 July 29 June June 16 Kingston land lived LOVELAND John Lucy lumber March March 28 married Martha Mary Mass Miller Miss mother Nicholson Norwich Ohio Owasco Partridge Presbyterian records Republican resided river Robert Sandusky Sandusky county Sarah Sept settled sons South Glastonbury Talcott Thomas Loveland Thomas¹ town township Vermont Waterbury West Wethersfield wife Wilkes Barre
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