Michael Roman ... e-mail: mroman@charter.net
13 Saddle Hill Drive
Northboro, MA 01532
1. Found! Noah Morell (1824-1894) of Neversink, NY and Marlboro, VT, husband of Lucy Ball (1832-1908)
Noah claimed to have been born in Neversink, NY, which does not have records for the early 1800's.
In census records he claimed his parents were both born in Vermont. The likely timeframe for their
births would be the 1790's plus or minus.
1a. James Morell (b., say, before 1805, death date
unknown) of Neversink, NY at one time, husband of Loisa Liss
The only information know about this couple is their names from their son's
death record in 1894. There is no census record of a Morell family in Neversink,
NY nor of a couple with these names.
2. Sarah Brewer (c.1744-?) of Acton, MA, wife of Timothy Fletcher (1728-1779)
Sarah named her first born son Daniel Brewer Fletcher, which strongly hints at her father's name
being Daniel Brewer, and there is a man of this name in the right area at the right time, but
unfortunately there is no record of him having a daughter named Sarah.
3. Mary Latiny or Mary Lattney (c.1732-1811) of Westborough, MA and Newfane, VT, wife of Artemas Bruce (1728-1811)
Mary was an orphan, originally named Thankful, who was placed with the Tainter family in the 1730's
in Westborough.
4. Elizabeth, maybe Chamberlain, wife of Timothy Fletcher (1704-1763+)
Winifred Lovering Holman suggests Elizabeth may have been a daughter of Edmund Chamberlain of Concord.
5. Thomas Wescott or Westcott or Wascoat (c.1700-?) of Middleborough, MA, husband of Hannah Reynolds (1702-?)
Whitman in his supplement to his Westcott genealogy claims that Thomas was the son of Jeremiah from
Warwick, RI, but his proof doesn't seem to hold up under scrutiny.
6. David Ball (?-1805) of Dartmouth, MA and Wilmington and Somerset, VT, husband of Sarah Badcock (1733-1785)
David pops up in the Dartmouth records with his marriage to Sarah in 1753.
7. Elizabeth Waste (?-1779+) of Dartmouth, MA, wife of George Badcock (1692-1771)
Elizabeth may have been related to Richard Waste of Dartmouth, but there seems to be a scarcity of
records for some families in this area of early Massachusetts.
8. Sarah Deneson (c.1660-?) of Milton and Dartmouth, MA, wife of Return Badcock (c.1660-?)
One theory holds that Sarah was an illegitimate child of a Deneson woman. The Denesons in that area
were from a very well to do family and have a rich pedigree, so it would be nice to be able to tie
into them.
9. George Charter (?-1745) of Hartford, CT, husband of Sarah Case (1703-1765+)
George was possibly from Scotland but very few records have been found for him and none before 1721.