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A MEMORABLE 1984 REUNION

The 19B4 Sanborn Family Association Reunion was a resounding success with over 600 descendants of John, William and Stephen Sanborn in attendance. A beautiful, warm and sunny day welcomed the overflow crowd which gathered in Goffstown, NH on Sunday, the 26th of August. Representatives from twenty-six states and two Canadian provinces were there to celebrate the reorganization of our family association, which had been disbanded in the 1940s when wartime gas rationing made travel to the meetings difficult.

Morning arrivals enjoyed donuts and coffee while they signed the guest register and perused the memorabilia and sales tables. Many old family photographs, bibles, silver and interesting artifacts were on display, contributed for the day by family members.

A number of long-lost cousins once again exchanged greetings and memories, while at least one set of brothers met for the first time in decades. Distant relatives compared their family's lines on Sanborn genealogical charts which were offered for sale.

The invocation was given by Sanborn descendant, Rev. Richard S. Hasty of the First Parish Church, Portland, ME, followed by the business meeting at 11:30 AM led by George Freeman Sanborn Jr. of Center Barbor Nft and Boston, MA. A slate of officers for the Association was read and approved: George F. Sanborn Jr. - President, Arthur B. Sanborn - Vice President, Elizabeth A. Chase Sanborn - Corresponding and Recording SecretarYI Rose E. Buckman Morrison - Asst. secretarYI Elsa J. Anderson Sanborn -Treasurer. Appointed positions were: Ellen Sanborn Merriam - Genealogist and Melinde Lutz Sanborn - Newsletter Editor.

During the business meeting, a -Meet Your Cousins- program was led by Arthur B. Sanborn of Candia, RD. state by state, everyone present was asked to stand or wave. Ages and distances were compared and cousins discovered that they were neighbors.

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Just before lunch, everyone available adjourned outside to be included in the panoramic picture taken by Aucel stuart'of Manchester, NS. Bleachers were set up in the pIcnic area and more than sao crowded together and stood very still while the large camera panned across the group to create a truly memorable picture. Smaller groups were also photographed, including those over age 80 and persons who bad been present at the earlier reunions (held annually between 1929 and 1940 in Sanbornton and Chichester)

A buffet lunch was followed by two distinguished speakers, Mr. Abbott Howe Nile of Concord, NH and Hr. David CUrtis Dearborn, F.A.S.G., of Boston, MA.

Prizes were awarded to the oldest person in attendance, 93 year-old Arthur R. Morrill of Litchfield, Nft and to the youngest person in attendance, three month-old Thomas Joshua Stroup of Norwich, CT (son of Thomas 11.. and Kelly (Sanborn) Stroup).

Those traveling the farthest were: Francis Sanborn, Mill Valley, CA and Habel Sanborn, seattle, WA. At the close of the afternoon session, one copy of the extensive family genealogy, Samborne-Sanborn Family 10 .&n91A.LUl. All.d America by V.C. Sanborn (1899) was raffled. The lucky winner of this increasingly rare work was Virgil A.Sandborn of Middletown, RI.

Among the distinguished attendees vas Mrs. Elenora Currier Sanborn Stearns, last Secretary-TreaSUrer of the old Association, wh6 was active in the preparation of the 19Q.4 reunion.

As the afternoon light faded, cousins took their leave of each other amid promises to meet again next year. We are all looking forward to another enjoyable and memorable reunion in 1985.

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The Sanborn Family Association P.O. Boa 185 Candia, HB 03034

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A PAST TO BE PROUD OF

Probably no family is more typical of an early New England colonial family than the sanborns. And similArly, probably no family is more widespread and more a part of the foundation of contemporary North American society than ours. We are all members of a classic colonial family that bas flourished and spread aCross the continent and beyond. The descendants of the three samborne brothers who settled in Hampton, NH in 1638 are found in all walks of life, they have been famous and they have been obscurel they have each in their own way contributed to the social circles in which they moved and to the communities in which they 11 ved. The history of our family is the history of Nortb America and to understand one is to more fully appreciate the other.

What is so special about us? The answer is, nothing. Nothing, that is, unless you think leaving comfortable homes in England, settling in the wilderness of coastal New England and building a community after nearly three months at sea, is an interesting story. Nothing, that is, unless you think the large families, rocky farms, white churches, and picturesque towns of New England ar~ a heritage to be proud of. Nothing, that lS, unless you find our family'S contribution to the westward expansion of settlers across North America and the building of two great nations unequalled in the history of the world a heritage worth appreciating. Nothing. that is, unless you think the part individuals and businesses in our family play in a free SOCiety are worthy of notice and support. And nothing, unless you think that your own family and its future is important and its traditions worthy of telling and retelling. A good understanding of one's family leads to renewed pride in that family's future and the future of one'S com­munity.

PURPOSE OF THE SANBORN FAMILY ASSOCIATION Over the years many individuals have

recognized that a family organization is necessary to not only keep in tOUch with all branches of the family as they grow and spread, but also to systematically research and record our family's past. After two previous attempts, several family members got together in 1983 and lanuched our renewed

family association. The purposes are two­fold: 1) to hold annual family reunions to which all sanborn descendants, their families and friends are invited; and, 2) to gather and preserve records of our family, both past and present, for the eventual publication of a revised, complete and up-to-date family genealogy which will preserve the history of our Sanborns in detail for all time.

In conjunction with this, research in England on the origins of Our family is being undertaken to uncover the early history of our people. We urge everyone to COntribute to the fund set up for this English research. We hope that significant new discoveries will be made.

Response to our first reunion, held on August 26, 1984, was very enthusiastic. Over 600 of our interested family members came from allover NOrth America, breaking all records for attendance at a first reunion. Many others sent their best wishes, which is extremely gratifying to those of us who have worked so hard to build this association. With this strong start, we feel confident that our large family will continue to support our effOrts. Please encourage all your relatiVes who are Sanborn descendants to join. Our dues are very low, and all members will receive our newsletter keeping them informed of family doings and progress with our reUnions and research. Ideally, we would like to contact everyone descended from our original Samborne settlers in colonial New Hampshire. He need your involvement.

We are grateful to all who have encouraged us and who have helped. We hope to reach even more of our kin in the future. Please tell your relatives about the association and send us copies of family Bibles, letters and family history information whiCh you /nay have. as well as details about your own family and how you fit into the larger Sanborn family. We will send you forms for that purpose. And plan to come to our 1965 reunion with all your family the weekend before Labor Day. Let us hear from youl George F. Sanborn Jr •• Pres.

The Sanborn Family AssociatiOn, P.O. Box 165, Candia, Nil 0)034

The Sanborn Family Association is a not-for­profit organization composed of persons interested in Sanborns. The family in America begins with the arrival of John, William and Stephen Samborne in Massachusetts circa 1632. six ye"'rs later, the three sambornes went to Hampton, NH in company with their grandfather, the Rev. Stephen Bachiler. John and William remained in Hampton for the rest of their lives, raUing large f",milies of eleven and eight children, respectively. Stephen returned to England with his grandfather Circa 1654 and does not appear to have ever returned to America. It has been proven that he had three daughters and

probably a fourth, but only one of these is known to have married and produced children. Thus, all SanbOrn descendants of these early brothers who bear the name come from John and William. By the third generation there were over 100 Sanborns born in -America. Much later, other Sanborns began to appear. A swedish family with the Same name, as_well as Portuguese, Norwegian and Jewish families arrived in America before the turn of the twentieth century. We also expect that many of our Canadian Sanborns and Sambournes are more recent immigrants. While we suppose that most of our members will be descended from the three English brothers, all Sanborn descendants are welcome.

AN APPEAL FROH TIHSBURY

A very worthwhile cause has been brought to the attention of the Association. We have heard from the Rector of Timsbury in Somersetshire, England, the Reverend Hr. Clifford A. Jones, regarding the vital repairs needed by the parish church. Timsbury was considered by well-known genealogist, V.C. sanborn, to be the English seat of our branch of the sanborn family. The preservation of this church is of great importance to us all.

The following are excerpts from Rev. Jones' letter:

We here in Timsbury have had a long connection with the Sanborn family and it's a great sadness in the village that the beautiful Timsbury Bouse where the family lived has been demolished. It is also regretted that no members of the family now live in the village. The Church, hovever, contains many memorials to the family ... The Sanborne family stained Glass window has been moved to a more central position in the Church .•• it now greets every person who enterS the Church door ... lWeI would be extremely grateful for any support which you as an association could give to the Appeal, or if any of your family would like to give direct personally .... From Timsbury we send greetings to American branch of the Sanborne family and assure any members of your family a warm welcome to our village and ChUrch if you are ever able to visit us.

The Rev. Jones sent a brochure which says in part, "The Samborne family have a long association with the churCh and there are a number of plaques on the walls in commemoration of past members of the family. A Samborne, one Swithunus, appears in the list of incumbents in the porch having served the parish for over 45 years from 1579 to 1625 •••• IThe ChUrch] interior is well­proportioned with slender pillars giving graceful support to an arched roof, and handsome stained-glass windows providing a colourful backcloth to the altar. The tower follows the Norman design and houses a peal of six bells above the ringing

The English Research Fund has been established to elllploy a local researcher to investigate the origins of the Sanborn family in England. Ann Bachiler, daughter of the Rev. Stephen Bachiler, married a Hr. Samborne .... hose first name is not kno .... n. His identity and the connection of this family with the Samborne family of Timsbury will be significant additions to our knowledge about our Sanborn heritage. Ann Bachiler Samborne did not immigrate to America, but remained in England where she married a second time to one Benry Atkinson. Very few additional facts are known about these individuals. lie hope to begin directing a researcher to investigate these problems in late 1985. If you wish to make a contribution to this effort, please send your donation to the Association: Attention: English Research Fund.

, chamber .... (they] were last rung at the beginning of the century.

The old Samborne home in Timsbury had to be demolished. It would be a shame for the parish church to meet the same fate. Repairs are badly needed to the roofs and gutters, the boundary walls, and especially to the non-stained glass windows, which need to be replaced. If the fund drive is successful, not only will the church be preserved, but several small improvements, such as paths and new lighting will be made.

The Restoration Appeal goal is set at the sum of 35,000 pounds and we are very properly being included in this Appeal. To what more worthy cause could we devote a share of our ASSOciation funds? please contribute generously to the Timsbury Fund, which has been set up to help preserve our English heritage. (Checks payable to the Sanborn Family Association.) We would like to make a significant contribution soonl

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This is the first issue of SANBORN SIGNATURES. It will appear Fall and spring each dues year. Anyone jOining during any part of the dues year will receive both issues for that year.

• Attendees at the 1984 Sanborn Family Association Reunion who signed the Guest Book (some names were combined to save space).

George Freeman Sanborn Jr., Center Harbor. NH Barry E. Sanborn, Northfield, HN Tyler F. Sanborn, Lakewood, CO Mre. Mabel Sanborn, kent, WA Hr. , Mrs. Duane Neilson, New Brighton, MN Hrs. Thel~ Brown, E. Ba=pstead, NH Mrs. Gordon Paul, Bedford, NH Roae E. Buckman Morrison, Winchester, MA Melinde Laura Lutz Ssnborn, Boston, MA Alice Sanborn (Mra. Harry), Northfield, MN Bernice Hopkins, Ithaca, NY Edwin Nevell Sanborn, III, Chichester, NB Virginia Beck Sanborn, Chichester, NU Grace and Robert Chartrand, BedfOrd, NU Lillian MorrIll, Charleatown, NH Iris Morrill Ball, Nashua. HD Leonard R. Sanborn, Westbrook, ME Mary Jane Sanborn, Balboa, CA Maurice L. Sanborn, Waterville, ME Barbara Luce Sanborn, Waterville, ME Lois sanborn, Anchorage, AX Virginia Sanborn, Hampden, ME Jodie Sanborn, Hampden, ME Gerald sibley, Hampden, ME Roberta Sanborn, Hampden, ME Floyd Sanborn, Ha~pden, ME Bradley K. Sanborn, No. Bennington, VT , FL Rita J. MacArthUr, Kanchester, NH PrilCilla Dame, Portamouth, NH Adam Sanborne, West Chester, PA Peter M. sanborne, West Chester, PA wendy Sanborne, West Chester, PA Garrett Sanborne, West Chester, PA Harold , Florence sanborn, knovlton, aUE Phyllis Sanborn Lufkin, Porta~outh, NH Pam watts, Deerfield, Nfl Ruth Anne Sanborn, Deer{1eld, NI! Lloyd A. Barnard, Loch~ere, NI! Erwin L. Fisher, Solebury, PA Eleanor Sanborn, Portland, HE Edwin N. Sanborn, .Jr., Medford, HA E.N. Sanborn, III, Medford, MA Rebecca Ranso~ Sanborn, Medford, MA kyle Hove Sanborn, Medford, HA Pamela lIowe Sanborn, Medford, MA Paul H. Sanborn, Victorville, CA Marilou I. Sanborn, Victorville, CA Lealie R. (Sanborn) Hiller, San Diego, CA II.B. Hiller, San Diego, CA Edith' Robert Sanborn, Andover, KA COralie Sanborn. Manchester, NH Ralph L. , Lise Sanborn, Concord, NH Ian , Aimie Sanborn, Concord, NH Richard, Margaret Sanborn Ryan, Victor, NY Berry' Susan Blood, Atkinson, NH Ralph D. Sanborn, Portsmouth, NH Jennie Sanborn Hasty, Dover, Nfl Rev. Richard S. Hasty. Portland, ME Levi D. , Frances L. sanborn, Bucksport, ME Richard Calvin SanbOrn, Sr., Coventry, CT Jessie LOuise Sanborn, Coventry, CT Donna L. Sanborn, Coventry, CT Richard Calv1n sanborn, Jr., Coventry, CT Roberta (Pierce) Sanborn, Coventry, CT Justin Calvin Sanborn, Coventry, CT Joshua Elliot Sanborn, Coventry, CT Creg, Marianne, Colleen' Mary Lewia, all of Nashua, NH Mary Sanborn, Bradford, MA Stephen' Allison Pleau, kinqston, NH Gerry F. , Jeosie C. S~nborn, Monmouth, ME Mark' Janice Hills, Newton, Mississippi Ellen Sanborn Mer'ia~, Danvers, MA Robert B. , Ruth S. Sanborn, Deerfield, NH Robert' Ruth E. (Sanborn) MacPherson of Leo~inlilter, MA Orland E. Sanborn, Fredericton, N.B. Barbara Sanborn Cha~an, Portland, CT Elizabeth A. Sanborn Ch~p~bn, Portland, CT EUzabeth Sanborn CUnningham, Floral City, FL Mr. , Mrs. Vincent R. Fatrell, Pitchburg. "A Debbie A. Fowler, EJport, p~ Frederick , Const~nce Sanborn Berggren of Portland, CT Herbert' Rosemary Sanborn Wilaon of Portland, CT Ed , Ruth (Sanborn) Fowler, Export, PA Christine Philbrick, Candia, NH Rena M. S~nborn (Mrs. ". Dean), Candia, NH Jon, Sara , J~nD Sanborn, Denver Co. , KA WilliaCl , Phyllis F. Sanborn, Deerfield, Nfl

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Anthony Glen Sanborn, Nev York City, NY June E .• Mcroce G. Sanborn, III, CresCo, PA Harlow Sanborn Pond, Westwood, MA !ladeUnc fish Pond, Westwood, KA Barbara Sanborn Gulliver, Leo~inster. KA Edward F. GulliVer. Sr., Leominster, KA DavId Brazeau, Brossard, OUE ~aren Brazeau, Brossard, OUE Hr •• Krs. Robert Marshall, Tampa, FL Lilian sanborn ~. Hansonville. QUE Roland B. and Norma S. Frost, Enfield, HS Leslie E. and DavId R. Lick, Corona. CA Charlotte D. sanborn, Center Bsrbor, Na Marion Herrick, Springfield, OR Janet stewart, Enfield, HB Jean Harks, So. Bend, WA Mrs. Hazel Sanborn, Fredericton, N.B. Sussn Sanborn Shanks, Foster. QUE DoriS Sanborn Batchelder, Durham, NH Sara M. Sanborn 03vis, DOver. NB Alfred N. Sanborn, Jr., Manchester, NH Norm4 Ann Sanborn, Canada EUeen II. Raurand, Derry, NH Eva S. and Harold HUnt, Holden, KA Dorothy Foater, Shirley, MA Priscilla Wiggins, Leo~inster. KA Blanche L. Black~er, Holden. MA Lawrence John Sanborn, Montreal, QUE Antoinette A. , NOr~n Sanborn. knowlton. QUE Mary, Dorothy, , Paul Fohlin, Belmont, KA Estelle sanborn Newton, St. Petersburg, FL kenneth E. Sanborn. Monmouth, HE Ruth Sanborn king, Henniker. NH Beverly (Fenno) lIaskins, Mancheater. NH Carol Forest. Manchester, NH Matthew Therrien, Hancheater, Nil Nor~an G. , susan J. Therrien. Manchester. NB Harie Sanborn. Londonderry, NH Hiss Marjorie knowlton. Weat Chester, PA Duane B. Carlson, New Brighton, MN Linda Sanborn Darlington, Brossard, QUE Robert Darlington, Brossard, QUE Natalie L. and J. Wilcoz Brown, Dunbarton, NR Priscilla Sanborn Watts, Deerfield, NH Eugene' BrIan Sanborn, Buckaport, ME Bert S. , Mary Helen Sanborn, Willi=antic, M£ Frances B. Sanborn, Weathersfield, CT Irene Sanborn Crowley, Norwood, KA Herle H. '.Jean C. Sanborn, Sun City Ctr., FL Ruth L. Dunton, so. Portland, ME Percy B. , Alice N. Sanborn, sebago Lake, ME Austin W. , Roselle M. Sanborn. Venice, FL George H. Sanborn, Ja~ica Plain, MA Robert' Alice Sanborn, Whiting, NJ Jean Townsend, Milford, NH Judith A. Sanborn, NQVlngton, cr Sara Lee Sanborn, Madison, NJ Lee R. sanborn, Jr., Ca~ridge, KA Ann L. , Harry G. Hyere, Rowley, HA Stephen W. sanborn, Ba=pton, NB Eunice sanborn Floyde, Southboro, HA Donald sanborn Floyde, westboro, MA Undice Griffin, Londonderry, NH Mary F. , David S. Griffin, Auburn, Nil Richard George Sanborn, Concord, NH David M. Carlen, Concord, NH Steve Todd Fowler, E~port, PA Clare sanborn Currie, Cape Eli~abeth. ME Jane Sanborn Corey, Worcester, MA Lewis Parker , Janet sanborn. saugus, MA Rodney , Janet Swanson, Nashua, NH Mr. , Mra. Ray II. Sanborn, Croton, CT Sylvia sanborn, Bel~ont, KA Martha Sanborn, Corham. ME Eleanor S. Jackson, Weatbrook, ME Bruce J. Sanborn, San 01eqo, CA Mr. , Mrs. Andrew J. Sanborn, Bridgton, ME Mr. , Hra. Melvin E. watts, Londonderry, Nil Ruth C. Watts, Londonderry, NH Nor=an A. , Muriel sanborn, Manchester, NH Brenda L. French, Concord, NH Ozahne C. westneat, Newmarket, NH kelly J. Sanborn Stroup, Norwich, CT Dary Andrew stroup, Norwich, CT Tho=as Joshua Stroup (J mos.) NorwiCh, CT Thomas Allen Stroup, Norwich, CT Elizabeth A. (Chase) Sanborn, CandIa, NH Arthur II. Sanborn, Candia, Nil Leonard F. , Dorothy Sanborn, kingstOn, NH Allison O. sanborn, westboro, MA

David V. , sondra Sanborn, Horrisville, VT Vernon, rlorence , Nancy Sanborn, Madison, CT George A. , Duane B. Sanborn, Henniker, NH ford R. , Linda H. Sanborn, Hopedale, MA Ta-.y M. sanborn, Hopedale, KA Larry , Barbara Sanborn, Windsor Locks, CT Erwin, Car~en , Heidi Sanborn, Laconia, NH Walter , Ruby Huston, Bradford, MA Stephen A. Sanborn, Newburyport, KA Jri,tina L. Sanborn, Newburyport, KA Jelly L. Sanborn, Newburyport, KA Alice E. Sanborn, ~esbury, KA Gail R. , Nor~an R. Sanborn, salisbury, KA BOmer' Helen Sanborn, Upton, HA David, Aay , Ian Adrian Sanborn, Boston, KA Glenn Sanborn, Upton, KA Jerumi Sato (Japanese Exch. Stud.), Upton, KA Elsa J. , James L. Sanborn, Gorham, NH Sheldon S. Theall, Laconia, NU Eleanora C. Stearns, Danvers, KA Ruth E. Sanborn Briscoe, Groveland, MA Robert r. roye, Manchester, NH Aurel E. Stuart (Photographer) Manchester, NU Walter Hartel, Ranchester, NU Norma Sanborn , Betsy Clemens, Dryden, HE Jo White, Dryden, HE Dennia, Olice , Jan Sanborn, Orford, ME Charles, Cherie Sanborn, Deerfield, NU Bolly, Leigh' Gary Sanborn, Deerfield, NU Robert E., Brenda H. , Hatthew sanborn, all Of Auburn, NO Cheryl (Hulcaney) , David W. Sanborn' Jenny Marie' David W. Sanborn, Jr., Billerica, KA Scott D. Storer, Weld, HE C{IIrl E. Johnson, Weld, ME Steven, ~aren, Erin , ~rlatine sanborn, all of Reading, KA Mary Parker' Troy Sanborn, Reading, KA Stacy' Richard J. Sanborn, Willimantic, CT ~atherine , Willia~ L. Sanborn, windham, CT Robert' Debra Sanborn VanCle,t, warwick, RI Bovard , Peg Sanborn, Su~lt NJ Lynn Sanborn, Summit, NJ Hark, Bonnie Sanborn Henn, DOVer, NU Joyce , E. Charles Sanborn, Pembroke, NU Timothy E. Sanborn, Chichester, NH Emily LeBlanc Sanborn, Manchester, NU Elaine Sanborn, westboro, MA Everett' Rena Sanborn, Andover, HA Hartine Banister, Derry, NU Guy C. Arnold, Greenville, NU Jane Potter' Calvin R. Potter, Danvers, HA Robert C. Arnold, Burlington, MA Robert C. Arnold, Jr., Rochester, NH Michael R. Arnold, Rochester, NU Louise , Cheater Sanborn, Bucksport, ME Elda P. , Dana E. Sanborn, Tewksbury, HA Herman R. Sanborn, Worcester, KA Clarence B. , Jeannine N. Smith, Hoosup, CT Virgil A.sandborn, Fort Coillna, CO VIrginia R. sandborn, Fort Collins, CO Nathan' Hark Sanborn, Derry, NH Mr , Hra. Roger Sanborn wilson, Jr. and Leah Hilaon, all of Cape Eli~abeth, HE Mr. , Hrs. Roger Sanborn WIlson, AubUrn, ME Mr. , Hra. Robert Hacrarlane, kenaington, CT Charlea E., Patricia A., Roberta A., and Ricky J. Sanborn, all of Syracuse, NY Royal' Arlene Sanborn Scott, Glaatonbury, CT ~. , Hra. Clifford Smith, plainfield, CT Dean roater Sanborn, Worcester, HA Orin T. sanborn, Shrewsbury, MA !bo~a w. Sanborn, Lebanon, NH Mrl. Mary L. Sanborn, Lebanon, NH Willi .. r. Sanborn, Lebanon, NH Judith B. , Daniel J. Viera, Stoneham, MA Gordon Sanborn Pinkha=, Grlntha~, NH Wayne Boward Sanborn, DOVer, ND David A., JoAnn L. , ~ryatal E. (6l11Oa.) Sanborn, all of Candia, NH Mra. Geraldine Towle Sanborn, Clare~ont, NH Alan , Chriltie Sanborn, Franceatown, NU Mm. J. TOVle, ClareGOnt, NU Lloyd P. , Colin J. Sanborn, Claremont, NU Mrl. Donald E. Sanborn, Jr., Winslow, HE Jonathan R. Sanborn, Tvin Ht., NB Natalie S. Barnard, Lochmere, NH Ruth Partridge, Pearl RiVer, NY sanborn partridge, Proctor, VT Elizabeth H. Phillips, Centerville, HA carl L. aartahorn, Ledyard, CT Windaor sanborn, Gorham, ME continued

rranci. F. sanborn, Mill Valley, CA SUlan J. Storer, Weld, ME Donald R. Sanborn, Epping, NB Jean Sanborn Johnson, Weld, HE David C. Dearborn (Guest Speaker), Booton, HA Marilyn sanborn Greenwood, Sabattul, HE Stanley Greenwood, Sabattua, ME Ethel Sanborn Brennan, North Ada .. , KA Dorothy L. Sanborn, Greenfield, KA Hark st. Peter, Greenfield, KA Richard D. Sanborn, Greenfield, KA ~arl F. sanborn, Springfield, VT Kathleen Sanborn Abbott, Springfield, VT Judy Greene, Springfield, VT Muriel' Robert Parker, Bradford, ME Janice Griffin, AubUrn, NB Mary Lcwia, Nashua, NB Priecilla Newton, Brockton, KA Helanie Hope Sanborn, Claremont, NB Tracy Sanborn, Lebanon, NB Joseph Sanborn, Windham Center, CT Kimberley Kaillou~ (Colu~bla, CT

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paul Sanborn , Meredith G. M{IIngan, Albany, NY Anthony Sanborn Hangan (due in DeceDberl) Helen H. Marrett, Litchfield, Nft Edwin N. Sanborn, Jr., Concord, NH Walter L. , Alice H. sanborn, Chichester, NH Edwin N. sanborn, Gloucester, HA , FL wilaon T. Sanborn, Londonderry, NH Peter NOrman TherrIen, Hancheater, NH Abbott Howe NIle , Winona Nile, Concord, aH Jerry Pleau, Vero Beach, FL Thcresa Shaw, Vera Beach, FL Sybil Calhoun, Center Osaipee, Nft Dora Durgin, Center Ossipee, NH James' Winifred Sanborn, Ipswich, KA ~enneth N. Sanborn, sudbury, HA Albert R. Sanborn, Sr., Hiddlebury, VT Arnold G. Sanborn Brown, rlorence, MA Nancy sanborn' Charles W. Jonee, Norfolk, MA ~eith O. , Natalie B. sanborn, Salem, HA Douglas O. Sanborn (son), Salem, KA ~aren J. Sanborn (daughter), salem, MA Harriett Sanborn, Portland, CT william S. Sanborn, sr., Portland, CT Haureen D. Sanborn, Portland, CT Joan A. Sanborn, Portland, CT William S. Sanborn, Jr., Portland, CT William S. Sanborn, III, Portland, CT Norma S. Frost, Enfield, NH Janet Stewart, Enfield, Nft Hlrion Merrick, Springfield, OR Heta Callae, Glouceater, KA , FL Frank L. , Lorraine r. sanborn, Portland, CT Theodore S. Sanborn. Naplea, FL Jarrod Matthew Sanborn, Coventry, CT Robert Sanborn kitchel, Jr., Laconia, NU ElSie k. Chale, Mancheater, NH Paul D. , Prances J. sanborn, Ropedale, HA K!lrshall S. , Ruth Sanborn, Northbridge, MA Edgar F. , Harion T. Sanborn, Poinciana, PL susan L. , John D. sanborn, Hadiaon, MJ Alice H. Dickinaon, Merrimack, NH Arthur B. Horrill, Litchfield, NH Joyce S. Foater, Poughquag, NY WilliaM W. Foster, poughquag, NY William Sanborn Foster, POughquag, NY Cryst{lll M. Sanborn, sebago Lake, ME Jesaica Sanborn, Sebago Lake, HE Clifford sanborn, Sebago Lake, 1'18 Luella Sanborn ~irker, Danville, VT Edna sanborn Goodwin, Charlestown, NB Pamela J. Sanborn, Sebago take, ME Carolyn Sanborn Reeverts, St. Peteraburg. FL Mr. , Mra. David sanborn, Sebattus, MA Hargaret E. Hussey, K!lnchester, NR Ru'sull , Hargory Sanborn, Caatro Valley, CA Hobart D. Sanborn, Laconia, NB Virginia C. Flonagan, TOes River, NJ Pauline' Charles Sanborn, Hampton, NO Alfred , Ine~ Sanborn, Greene, HE Dennie, Marsha, ~ari , Bethany Sanborn, all of Costigan, HE Herbert H. , Marjorie sanborn, RoscomDOn, HI Ruth Abbott , VinCent ~aaelis , Edith Taaker sanborn (Mother), all of Bound Brook, NJ Kenneth C.' Evelyn sanborn, Leominster, HA Donald, Patti, Rebecca , Melanie Sanborn, .U of So. Ha~pton, NU Mr.' Hre. Lealie J. Craigue (Muriel sanborn) both of Leominater, "" Raymond T. Wing, Durhae, CT

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PRESIDENT--GEORGE FREEMAN [11] SANBORN JR. (George F. (lO}, Royden W.[SI], George F. (Bl, George [7), Samuel G.[6J, Lowell [5], Abner (4,3,] John [2,1] and three additional linea from wm Sanborn!) George bOlds II B.A. frOID Boston D. in RO'IDanCe Languages, an A.M. from U. of Illinois in LUBo-Brazilian Language and Literature, an H.Ed. fcolII U. of New Hampshire in Counselling and bas done doctoral work at UCLA in Romnnce Bistorical LinguistIcs. Be has been a translator for the Canadian and Thai governments and II teacher in private schools in Canada and the us. Be is currently Director of Library Operations at the New England Historic Genealogical society in Boston. George has given many lectures to genealogical groups aCross New England and has authored many articles on genealogical subjects. He is husband of Melinde Lutz Sanborn (Newsletter Editor) and father of three-month old Ruth Alice 1l2) Sanborn.

VICE PRESIDENT--ARTHUR HENRY [10J SANBORN (Murry D.[9], Henry C.[8], Alfred J. (7), Jonathan (6J, Peter 15J, Moses [4J, Richard (3), Nathaniel [2), John (I)). Arthur attended the University of New Hampshire at Durham studying Animal Husbandry 1956-1958 and returned hODle to Candia, NH in 1958 to help run the family dairy farm. After his father's retirement, the family bUsiness was converted into Sanborn Farm Building Materials and is presently run by ArthUr and his son, David. Arthur has been active in the Candia Volunteer Pire Dept. and has served on Candia'S Board of Selectmen. He has been a Trustee and a Deacon of his church. Arthur served on the 1984 Candia Old Home Day Committee and has been active in the Rockingham County Farm Bureau and Young Peoples Association. Arthur and his wife, Betty (qV) are responsible for initiating the reorganization of the Sanborn Family Association.

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SECRETARY--ELIZABETH ANN (11) CBASE SANBORN (Richard E. (10) Chase, Elizabeth H. (9], Beman B. [8), Joseph K. P), Tristram (6J, Daniel IS), Joshua [41, William [3), Josiah (2], WilliaDl (I). Betty majored in commercial business at the Mancbester Central High school and was employed at the Agricultural Economics Department at the University of New Hampshire while her husband attended college. She has been a secretary for Gilman Bros., Hillsboro County Cooperative Extension Service, Youth Development Program, and is currently assisting her husband in the family buSiness. She has been active in the Candia PTO, taught Sunday school and Bible School and been a member of the church choir and the Candia Women's Club. Betty was co-Chairman of the Candia Old Home Day committee. She is mother of David Alan Sanborn and grandmother of Krystal Elizabeth sanborn (born 18 peb 1984).

Our other officers will be featured in the next issue of SANBORN SIGNATURES.

REUNION continued

Vernon Edwin Sanborn, Coventry, CT Gregory Coffin Sanborn, Narren, RI Donna sanborn Jolicoeur, Pte. Claire, QO& Julie Jolicoeur, Pte. Claire, 00& Constance' Andrew ReUsche, Sr., Methuen, KA Andrew Reuscb, Jr., Methuen, KA Harriet sanborn Price, So=erville, HA Doris B. Sanborn, Vassalboro, ME Jennifer E. Sanborn, Vassalboro, HE Erin A. sanborn, Valsalboro, ME Sarah c. sanborn, vassalboro, ME ChriBtopber 8. Sanborn, Vasealboro, ME Linda sanborn Cote, SaleD, N8 Robert sanborn, Andover, KA

SANBORN FIIIIIL)( IISSOCI}'TION REUNION

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Hembers of the Orgllnizing Com:"ittee (Or the 19B~ Sil,~born Fat:".ily Association Reunion (le[t to right)1 Kllry Jllne Sanborn, Balboa, C/Il Charlotte (Dcllrhorn) Sanborn, Centcr nl'lrbor, :'!i: Hellnde (Lutz) Sanborn, Boston, HA: George f,ec!:1ar. Sanbo,,, Jr., Boston, !'.A an.d Center Rtlrhor, liar Ellen (San.horn) He[riar.-., 01ln\l1:[5, Mil: Eli~lIb"th (Chase) Sanborn, Candill, !:Il: ROlle (BUCkman) 1'I.0r[ison, Winchcster, !':,i, Arthur Henry S~nbo!n, C,nt!iII, ml.

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-------------------------------------------1985 REUNION

In our next lSBue we will have the report from our Reunion Committee, headed by Arthur Benry Sanborn, Vice-President. We expect it will be held the Sunday before Labor Day, in August (probably in New Bampshlre) so save that weekend for us and plan to attend. Be thinking of family pictures, Bibles, and other memorabilia which you can bring for all to seel

NOTES

WE NEED VOLUNTEERS I

Anyone interested in abstracting records for our genealogy from their local courthouses or city halls, please write to the Association, Attention: Genealogist.

Don't forget to submit your lineage charts which were passed out at the Reunion. If you haven't received a lineage chart, please write to the Association and we will be happy to send you several.

SpeCial thanks to all those who helped to make the first reunion a success.

We need help for next year's reunion.

Anyone interested in being a Sanborn Family Association Chairman for their state or region, please contact the Association: Attention: State Chairman. Duties would be keeping in contact with cousins in your area and helping disseminate information on reunions and other events. Please conoider this and help us contact all our cousins I

Thank you to Debbie Fowler for naming the Newsletter. Bel' suggestion, SANBORN SIGNATURES, was selected as the best from those submitted at the reunion.

LOST A pair of gold and diamond (light blue) earring studs were found in the ladiea room at the reunion. Contact the Association if they are yours.

Thank you to everyone who loaned family memorabilia for diSPlay on the day of the reunion.

Many thanks for the generous donations we have received. They total over $1,000.00.

For those who have both a aummer and winter address, please when mailing dues or any correspondence, use both your addresses 80 that we do not duplicate your records and mailings. Thank you.

Are there any Sanborn-rUn businesses that would like to donate prizes to be given out at the 1985 reunion for the oldest and those who travel the farthest? (We have a pewter cup for the youngest.) If so, please contact: Arthur R. Sanborn, RFD '3, Raymond, NH.

V. C. SANBORN AND THE OLD SANBORN GENEALOGY

In 1899 the most.complete book yet to appear on the Sanborn' family in North America was privately printed for the author, Victor Channing Sanborn. Thousa~ds upon thousands of Sanborns were included; it was the resul t of at least three serious attempts at publishing the work, each improving on the last, yet it was still sadly incomplete.

There is a long story behind the book which V.C. Sanborn published in 1899. It was begun by a proto-Sanborn group called the ·Sanborn Genealogical Association in 1853. The members had formed their organization for the purpose, among other things, of compiling a family history. The Recording Secretary, Dr. Nathan Sanborn, first published some of the results of this work in 1856 in the NEW ENGLAND BISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL REGISTER. It was one of the earliest American genealogies printed, according to V.C. Sanborn, and took up only 19 pages. Bow much simpler the family charts must have been 128 years and 6 or 7 generations agol

Dr. Sanborn died just two years later, in 1858, and his records were placed in the hands of Dyer H. Sanborn, the Association's President. He took on the mammoth work of corresponding with all known Sanborns and learning about each branch of the family. It proved to be too great a task even for this indefatigable worker, who died 13 years later, still with much to be done. The massive store of records was filed away for several decades, until V.C. sanborn resurrected them for the 1899 work.

Both V.C. and his father, Franklin Benjamin Sanborn, were interested in the family history. F.B., a respected author of historical works, published several short pieces on Sanborns before his death. V.C. began his genealogical publishing career at the early age of eighteen, and had numerous works to his credit before his death in 1921. The father of four children, his two sons died in infancy. While be left a sizeable sum of money to the New England Bistoric Genealogical society in his will, he did not bequeath them his records of the family. We do not currently know where these

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V.C. seems to have been more interested in the English Origins of the family tban its American branches, and spent much time combing the British sources for the clue to the three Sanborn brother's heritage. '1'0 this day no one has been able to di8cover the name of John, William and Stephen's father, the first husband of Ann Bachiler. V.C. made the interesting comment that be felt the marriage between Ann Bachiler and __ __ Sanborn had been performed by Ann's father, the Rev. Stephen Bachiler. Be supposed that the record of this marriage might have been destroyed in the fire which took Rev. Bachiler's library in or just following 1645. The record should still have appeared In the register of the church where the marriage was performed, however, and it may be that it sits waiting for us to simply look in the. right place.

V.C. Sanborn had other interesting thoughts about family puzzles, some of which have been proven and others which have had to be set aside. Bis most valuable contribution was in identifying Timabury in Somersetshire as the original seat of our Sanborns. The magnificent manor house there was the home of Sanborns for more than 300 years.

V.C. traced his Sanborn descent from Lt. John Sanborn, the progenitor of more than half the Sanborns who carry the name in this

. country. John's brother, William, had a much smaller family, and the third brother, Stephen, is .!lot known to have had any sons.

,. QUERY SECTION

Queries are effecred free of charge and published as space permits. Each query should have a Sanborn connection and be 75 words or less. submit them to the Association, Attention: Newsletter.

Interested in ancestry of ABRAHAM SANBORN, who may have been from Belvedere, VT. With CALVIN HALE, be was a first settler of Twin Grove, Green Co., WI. His dau, ELIZA SANBORN was an herbal -doctor- & m JONATHAN BYRD BILL , moved to Ill.. Margaret S. Hadden, 1332 Maple Ave., Haddon Heights, NJ 08035 .*** •••• ***.*** ••••••••••••••••••••••• ** ••••• Trying to trace CHARLES SANBORN. Be m LUCY MAY JOY before 1888. They were parents of BOWARD BARTLETT, WILLIAM (of Fremont, NHI, FRANK , FRED. Belen Sanborn Bremner, 183 Platt Avenue, Saddlebrook, NJ 07662 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Looking for info. on WILLIAM SANBORN b 1-30-1866, bro of ELIZABETH or HANNAH ELIZABETH (SANBORN) GREENLAW of Webster & Warner, NH. wife of DELMAR, she b 7-21-1868, d 1-5-1906; son of HEHAN BEAN SANBORN of Webster, b 2-26-1830, d 10-29-1895 and CLARINDA B. SCHRIBNER of Webster, b 2-4-1838, d 10-1-1885. WILLIAM m 1-1-1893 ANNIE W.SHART, b Haverhill, MA (perhaps her second marriage) • Elizabeth A. Sanborn. RFD f3, Raymond, NH 03077 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Looking for mother I have never seen. Name BEATRICE SANBORN. Brother named CLARENCE, sisters named VIRGINIA, MARGIE. and BEVERLEY. From Vermont. Robert Harshall •••••••••••••••••••••• * ••••••••••••••• * •••• *. Looking for these contemporary relatives: LEE SANBORN - Missionary in Ph1llipines; LEE SANBORN - Wrestler or boxer; LEE SANBORN -Financial swindler in Boston. Lee R. Sanborn, Jr., 36 Ash st., Cambridge, MA 02138 .* •••••• * •••• * •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• * Searching for descendants of ALVAH SANBORN. b 1876 and FLORENCE SANBORN, b 1873, bro & sis of my fa, JOHN ROYAL SANBORN, b 1883 ~ John Bell Sanborn, 1961 Hart St., Bethlehem, PA 18017 ••••••••• * ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Tracing AGUSTUS LANE SANBORN b 6-6-1841 New Hampton, NH to HOSES & SARA JANE (KELLY) SANBORN. Brakett also a family name. Some conflict re. date of b. d 1898 @ 66 yrs. Quane B. Carlson, 188 73rd St. NW, New Brighton, HN 55112 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Would like to correspond with any desc of ELIZABETH SANBORN LADD WEBSTER, dau of JONATHAN (JOHN) & ELIZABETH (SHERBORN) SANBORN. She b 27-12 1692, mIst 4-4-1714 JOBN LAnD, m 2nd THOMAS WEBSTER. Raymond T. wing, Bos 313 Maiden Lane, Durham, CT 06422 •••.••....................... ~ ••.........•••. Info wanted on OTIS ROSCOE SANBORN, NH & sons ELHER SANBORN, ROSCOE SANBORN. ELMER m/div EMMA ARCHAMBLT. Arlene scott, 23 Carriage Dr., Glastonbury, CT 06033 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Need all info PHEBE ELWELL who m PETER SANBORN 5/0 JOSIAH SANBORN JR, b 30-15-1801 Sanbornton, NH & d 20-8-1886 Waldo, ME area. Theems E. Brown, Box 176, E. Hampstead, NH 03826 • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Trying to_ connect JAMES CRAH to his grfa, SANBORN CRAM. James res in Big Island Twp, Harion Co., OH in 1838. Believe that his grfa was a Rev War soldier. Any connection to SANBORNS? Robert Hart Keggan, 2439 Banyon Dr., Beavercreek OH 45431 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Would like to correspond with desc of EBENEZER SANBORN b 1812 of Franklin, NH & his w SUSANNAH PEASLEE BEAN of Newton, NH. Their ch: AMOS, b 1841, RUTH, m ___ GREEN, & JULIA, b 1844. m ____ ROGERS Ms. Susan Severance Finch, 25 No. Franklin St., Athens, NY 12015 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Looking for ancestry of EVERETT SANBORN who m GEORGIA FREEMAN. Their son FRANK TYLER SANBORN was b 1883 in Winterport, HE. Stephen J. Sanborn, P.O. Box 9419, Tacoma, WA 98409 . ....... , ..... , .••.•......•...•..•••.•..... ,. Would like to know ancestry of ARCHIBALD SANBORN of Canaan, NH. Living there in 1966, or to hear from SANBORNs from that area. Ray tlarvey Sanborn, Jr., 1917 E. Broadway, Tempe. AZ 85282 . ........ , .................................. . Who was the MARY ___ who m ABRAHAM SANBORN (1729-1798) of Hampton Falls, NH, a Rev War soldier. son of JABEZ SANBORN & ABIAL MARSTON. Robert G. Steele, 343 Heather Heights Court, Monrovia, CA 91016 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Seeking info on LUTHER SANBORN m 25-11-1848 Parsonsfield, ME to SOPHRONIA EDWARDS, said to be in 1850 census, Alfred, ME as LUTHER (b 1826) & SOPHRONIA (b 1820) had 80n JOIlN S b 15-3-1851. Susan J. Blood, 9 Conley Grove. Atkinson, NH 03811 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Would like to meet other descendants of LEWIS j DURGIN SANBORN. George A. Sanborn, PO Box 11, Henniker, NH ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Looking for proof of b & parents of NATHANIEL HARTSHORN of Portsmouth, NH, d 1867, Ports­mouth, NH, b probably 27 Feb 1782 perhaps Seabrook, NH Elizabeth H. Ph1llips, 70 Padlock Lane, ·Centerville, HA 02632 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Searching for desc of or info pertaining to: IRA SANBORN b HE c1802, res Peru, NY, 1850, m CYNTHIA AMES {b VT c l808}. Ch: HENRY, b 1830; CHARLES, b 1832: WM HOWARD, b 1835: LOUISA, b 1840, HERBERT, b 1843 all in NY. Leslie Killer. 1795 Royston Drive, San Diego, CA 92154 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Queries continued 11 ", ......... ,., ..... " .............. ,',., ... . Would like parentage and any other info on ELIZABETH SANBORN b 1800, m 1 Jan 1835, Banover, NB to CHESTER CAMDEN CUTTING. ELIZABETH d 21 Sept 1871, Dalvenport, IA. Mrs. Jana R. Hertz, 23385 Via San Gabriel, Laguna Bills, CA 92653 , ................. , ...................... " .. Would like to correspond with other members of the SANBORN family who live in Ontario. My grandfather was from London, Ontario. Philip E. Sanborn, 235 Eastern Ave., Ossining, NY 10562 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Looking for any info about DINAH SANBORN who ttl 1st JAMES MARSTON, 1678 &: m 2nd JOHN BRACKETT, 1698. Franklin E. Powers, 10869 La Terraza, Fountain valley, CA 92708 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Looking for desc of Rev. PETER SANBORN (1766-1857) &: his sen, Rev. PLINY FISKE SANBORNE (l820-l894) • Peter H. Sanborne, 616 Meadow Dr., West Chester, PA 19380 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Trying to identify parents of SARAH SANBORN who m Ensign SAMOEL MARSTON, 1684. She d 17 Apr 1738. She had son JOSEPH SANBORN who m HANNAH LIBBY who had dau HANNAH who m WILLIAM RANDALL of Rye, NB, 1745. Mrs. Barbara Wood, 18 Broadlawn Dr., Brewer, ME 04412 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Interested in corresponding with other deBc. of HANNAH HUSE SANBORN b 1783 to Capt AARON&: MARY BARTER SANBORN. HANNAH m Capt JOHN LANE of SanbOrnton, NH before 1806. Mrs. Jean S. Hoefer, 115 North Bailey AVe., Freeport, IL 61032 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Looking for ancestry of NATHANIEL SANBORN b 1782, Sanbornton, NH, d 1865, Dodge Co., WI, m ELIZABETH HEATH COLBY (widow) &. had 12 ch. Keith P. sanborn, PO Box 1124, Mason City, 111. 50401 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Trying to trace NATHAN SANBORN who m ALMYRA An-,'OOO &. was living in Marietta, OB in 1820. Lived in Cincinnati in 1830. Some of their ch were in Meigs Co., OH in 1840. Mrs. Madge Warner, 2675 springside ct., U-2C, Gr. Junction, CO 81501 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

FOR SALE

4 Generation Sanborn charts - 14· x 20· on heavy paper - suitable for framing. These charts trace the fami ly from the unknown Samborne and his wife, Ann Bachiler, through the third generation born in the Americas. $3.00 each plus $1.00 for postage &. handling.

Coat of Arms - Attractive pamphlet deSigned by a Sanborn descendant. This is the coat of arms which V.C. Sanborn believed belonged to an early Sanborn in our branch of the family. $2.00 each plus $.50 for postage &. handling.

Pewter coasters - approx. 4 inches in dia. Very attractive coasters with the·Sanborn Family Association- engraved in the center. $15.00 each plus $2.00 for postage' handling.

• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Does anyone know of RUSSELL LELAND SANBORN, probably b in the 1920s In N8? Lauren Weinstock, Box 64, Rensselaer Falls, NY 13680 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Trying to trace ancestry of GEORGE EDWARD SANBORN b 1867, Bartford, CT to P.E. (or GEORGE) SANBORN &. CLARA H. McINTOSH. George E. Sanborn, 3570 Millbrook Circle, Salt Lake City, OT 84106 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Looking for parents of ELIZABETH PITMAN SANBORN b 1865, Somersworth (Great Falls), NH m 1882 ELMER ELLSh~RTH TUCKER. Mrs. Bazen P. Chase, 41 Hampton Knolls Road. Holyoke, MA 01040 ...................... , ..................... . Interested in ancestry of SAMDEL PORTER ELWELL SANBORN b Ballowell, ME, III MARTHA ANN McCOY of Indianapolis, IN. Their ch were b in San FranciSCO in the l870s. Hr. Carrol M. Sanborn, 1035 Portola Drive, San Francisco, CA 94127 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Looking for parents of ROXIE SANBORN b early l800s, VT. m ASA STOCltWELL, JR (b Bolton, VT) , was me to CALVIN STOCKWELL b c1827 , MOSES S. STOCKWELL b 1830, Jonesville, VT. Mrs. Edwin Evensen, RFD '3, BOX 351, Claremont, NB 03743 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Most interested in SMITHS of Exeter, Hampton or Brentwood, NH before 1760. HANNAH SANBORN m 1783 PETER SMITH, a Rev. War soldier. Would like to know PETER's ancestry. Mrs. Wayne P. Hughes (Nancy), Prairie Club, Harbert, MI 49115 ~ ..•....•..••........•....•........••........ Looking for relatives of QUINT SANBORN of Columbus. WI, my grandfather. Tim D. sanborn, 1102 Avenida Grande, Casa Grande, AZ 85222 • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Trying to connect EZEKIAL SANBORN to the known family. He m SARAH SAWYER' had ch: JOSIAH B., MARY CURTICE &. LAURA KEARNEY. All lived in Medford, MN. JOSIAH III HARRIETT HAWKINS, 1864, Medford. Curtis Facey Sanborn, 27430 Sanborn Lane, Junction City, OR 97448 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

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