Eunice AINSWORTH was born on 22 Dec 1758 in Brimfield.
Amy or Ruamy AINSWORTH was born on 11 Aug 1763 in Brimfield.
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CAPE VINCENT MARRIAGES, by LABAN H. AINSWORTH(Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
by LABAN H. Laban H. Ainsworth, Justice of the Peace in the Village of Cape Vincent kept a record of the marriages he performed from 1846 through 1858, with the exception of 1847-1849.
Ainsworth evidently became Recorder for the city of Watertown, and he continued his register of marriages there until 1887.
Laban H. Ainsworth, Justice of the Peace in the Village of Cape Vincent
Labanotation - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Labanotation(Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
Comprehensive system of accurate dance notation (Kinetographie Laban) devised in 1928 by Rudolf von Laban.
Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino (political group in the Philippines)
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The cigarette lighter was invented before the match.
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His first home and tannery were at the foot of the hill west of the Common on land set aside for the minister, a position that had not yet been filled.
A year later LabanAinsworth, who was to become Fortune’s good friend, was called to be Jaffrey's first minister.
Amos Fortune stayed on the Ainsworth property until 1789 when he purchased 25 acres on the Tyler Brook along the road to Sharon.
Porter's ambition had been from boyhood to obtain a classical education, but was unable to secure the means necessary to attend college, a fact which he has always regretted.
It might be mentioned that it was the desire of his parents' hearts that he should equip himself for the ministry, but his aspirations were of a legal character, so while still teaching he began reading law with Laban H. Ainsworth of Cape Vincent.
He then opened an office alone, but in 1870 formed a copartnership with Edmund B. Wynn which continued to 1877; he then formed a new copartnership with ex-Judge Walts, which existed until 1883, when Mr.
Francis J. Parker of Boston provided family records of Rev. LabanAinsworth to Lawson for the Corbin Genealogy.
In those Rev. Laban [descent Mary Ainsworth, Mary Marcy, James, Clement] stated that Clement was "from the west of England, called a Welchman."
One would want to get a contemporary account of this as many people from Devon and Cornwall (the west of England), were later considered by their descendants to be from Wales as most Americans do not make the clear distinctions between England and Wales that residents of Britain do [M.A.H.].
by LABAN H. Laban H. Ainsworth, Justice of the Peace in the Village of Cape Vincent kept a record of the marriages he performed from 1846 through 1858, with the exception of 1847-1849.
The Vital Records of 1847-1849 were kept by the state, and are on this website under the various towns.
Ainsworth evidently became Recorder for the city of Watertown, and he continued his register of marriages there until 1887.
Chamberlain Papers, Brandon Library, Brandon, VT. Nathan was living in Jaffrey, Chesire Co., New Hampshire when on 18 or 20 May 1804 he married Sally Baldwin, also of Jaffrey.
The Rev. LabanAinsworth officiated at the wedding.
From the Original Records of Rev. LabanAinsworth in the Archives of the New Hampshire Historical Society.
