This blog will cover the undertaking of George Daniel Prigmore, 1943, to discover the routes of the Prigmore/Predmore/Pridmore/Pridemore families in American. See www. Pr-more Family Association.org for additional information.
By all other accounts, John Pridmore's wife Anne Higgins, 1663-1704, is the daughter of Richard Higgins and Mary Yates, yet she is absent in this account.
I would rely very heavily on the work of this famlily tree: Thomas Graham 2-053006 (Owner: MaryLazarus21).
A number of Family trees cite the death of Lydia at 1715, many also cite the place of death in Young, TX.....I am sure this is a misinterpretation of others having cited her as dying Young.....ancentry will give strange hints sometimes thinking a comment is about geography.
Richard came from Barnstable, MA on Cape Cod. In August I spent a day at the Sturgis Library there going over all of the reference materials trying to find the connection of Anne, John's wife, to Richard without success.
The progression of children listed in his bio is confirmed by all of the original records.
Unless Anne really is Lydia, we apparently have the wrong family.
Next step is to look a copy of the marriage certificate in New Jersey
I am a retired businessman currently living in Coconut Grove, FL.
I was born, raised and spent most of my life in Massachusetts. Most of our family are still in New England.
My father, William H, had an interest in the family history and corresponded regularly with June Welch and others.
I have taken up the search only recently and am using the web site ancestry.com as the repository for what I am learning in the connections of the various family members. The tree is the Prigmore Family Tree, gdanielp is the author.
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Court Records, Huntingdon County, PA, continuance dockets 1789-1793 for record of Joseph Prigmore, 1720, litigation - end -
Ellsberry, Excerpts from the 1877 Atlas of Lafayette Country - end -
Fathergill, Virginia Taxpayers, 1782-1787 - end -
First Settlers of Ye Plantations of Piscataway and Woodbridge Olde East New Jersey 1664-1714, Orra Monnette, Los Angeles: Leyroy Carman Press 1930 - end -
History of Saline County, St. Louis, Missouri Historical Societ, 1881 - end -
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Lois Stanley, Missouri Taxpayers 1819-1826, St. Louis, 1980 - end -
Monmouth County Historical Association Library and Archives 70 Court Street Freehold, NJ 07728 732-462-1466 for Perth Amboy Maritime records - end-
PROCEEDINGS of the NEW JERSEY HISTORICAL SOCIETY. THIRD SERIES. VOL. I. PATERSON, N. J. : THE PRESS PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY. 269 MAIN STREET. 1899. - end -
Randolph Smith, Green County Land Entries 1796-1834, Burkesville, KY 1975 - end -
The EVENING NEWS, Neward, NJ 29 April 1916 ran geneology colunm on John Pridmore - end -
The History of Johnson County, Missouri Illistrated, 1881
W. W. Clayton, Ed. History of Union and MIddlesex Counties, NJ Philadelphia: 1882 -end -
William Nelson, New Jersey Marriages, 1665-1800 - end-
By all other accounts, John Pridmore's wife Anne Higgins, 1663-1704, is the daughter of Richard Higgins and Mary Yates, yet she is absent in this account.
ReplyDeleteI would rely very heavily on the work of this famlily tree: Thomas Graham 2-053006 (Owner: MaryLazarus21).
According to the Family Tree: BEATTIE (Owner: wilt1267), they have no Anne, but they do have Lydia 1664-1715 living in Piscataway....our girl?
ReplyDeleteA number of Family trees cite the death of Lydia at 1715, many also cite the place of death in Young, TX.....I am sure this is a misinterpretation of others having cited her as dying Young.....ancentry will give strange hints sometimes thinking a comment is about geography.
ReplyDeleteRichard came from Barnstable, MA on Cape Cod. In August I spent a day at the Sturgis Library there going over all of the reference materials trying to find the connection of Anne, John's wife, to Richard without success.
ReplyDeleteThe progression of children listed in his bio is confirmed by all of the original records.
Unless Anne really is Lydia, we apparently have the wrong family.
Next step is to look a copy of the marriage certificate in New Jersey