Edward Dorr Family Edward Dorr (born in Dorset, England, settled in Casco Bay then to Boston in 1677) 1648-1734 m. Rev. Joseph Dorr Elizabeth Hawley 1690-1768 1656-1719 m. Mary Rawsom 1699-1776 Judge Joseph Dorr Nathan Bucknam 1730-1808 1703-1795 m. m. Catherine Bucknam Margaret Fiske 1741-1806 1704-1796 Lucy Tuttle Fox Samuel Fox Dorr Sam 1776-1814 1804- 1836- m.1803 m.1835 Elizabeth Chipman Hazen Hazen 1837-1856 Susan Elizabeth Dorr Samuel V. Dorr George Bucknam Dorr 1819-1889 1774-1844 1806-1876 m. 1837 1815 m. 2 Joanna Hone Howard ** Susan Brown 1820-1842 1779-1841 Albert Dorr Charles Hazen Dorr 1807-1880 1821-1893 m. 1850 Martha Ann Dorr Emily Mary Gray Ward 1809-1880 -Lucy 1820-1901 m. 1828 Henry Edwards Henry A. 1798-1885 Henry * William Ward Dorr 1851-1876 Francis Fiske Dorr 1811-1870 George Bucknam Dorr 1853-1944 James Augustus Dorr 1812-1869 *All four Edwards offspring died by 1852. *Joanna was eldest of first Howland marriage; Catharine Hunt was youngest of second. DORR genealogy 821 a Name Ancestor Chart Address Person No. 1 on this chart is the same CHART NO. City, State person as No. on chart No. / Date 8 JOSEPH DORR (Father of 2) Cont. or Born 24 MAY 1730 chart # 4 SAMUEL V. Dore At MENOON, WORCESTER Co. 2 Died 31 097 1806 MASS. Born 23 JUNE 1774 At At MENOON, MASS, (Father of 1) Died 18 DEC. 1844 CATHERINE BUCKNAM 9 Cont. on At BOSTON, MASS. Born 9 FEB. 1741/42 chart # 2 CHACLES HAZEN DORR CAMBRIDGE MIDDLESEX Co. At MEDWAY, NORFOCK Co, 3 Died MASS Born 27 AUG. 1821 At At BOSTON MASS. Mar. 6 DEC 1768 Died 28 JAN. 1893 At MENDON, MASS. At BOSTON, MASS. 10 JOSEPH LASINBY BROWN BU: MT. AUBURN CEM. (Mother of 2) Cont. on Born chart # CAMBRIDGE, MASS. 5 (2) SUSAN BROWN At Died. Born 16 AUG, 177.9 At At 3 Died 25 FEB. 1841 11 At Cont. on Born chart # Mar. 5 DEC, 1815 At GEORGE BUCKNAM DORR At BOSTON, MASS. Died 1 At Born 29 DEC. 1853 Mar. At BOSTON, MASS. (SUFFOCK Co.) At Died CAPT. WiLLiAM WARD At (Father of 3) 12 Born Cont. on Mar. ASHES BURIED ANP chart # THOMAS WREN WARD At At 6 Died Born UNMARRIED At At Name of Spouse Died 13 At Cont. on Born chart # At (Mother of 1) Died MARY GRAY WARD At 3 Mar. Born 29 SEPT. 1820 At At BOSTON, MASS. Died 21 OCT. 1901 (Mother of 3) 14 Cont. on Born At BOSTON, MASS. chart # LYDIA GRAY At Mar. 4 JUNE 1850 7 Died At Born At Bo: MT. AUBURN CEM. At CAMBRIDGE, MASS. Died SHOW 15 At Cont. on Born chart # At Town, State Mar. At Born Date of Birth At Died Died Date of Death At Mar. Date of Marriage Mar. At CONNECTICUT SOCIETY OF GENEALOGISTS, INC. P.O. BOX 435, 2906 MAIN STREET, GLASTONBURY, CONN. 06033 Name Ancestor Chart Address Person No. 1 on this chart is the same CHART NO. City, State person as No. 8 on chart No. / 2 Date 8 (Father of 2) Cont. on Born chart # At EOWARD DORR 4 Died Born 1647/48 At At ENELAND (Father of 1) Died 9 FEB. 1733/34 9 Cont. on At ROXBURY, MASS. Born chart # 2 REV. JOSEPH DORR, SR. IMMIGRATED FROM WESTERN At Born 1690 ENGLAND (WALES? CiRCA Died At ROXBURY, SUFFOLK Co., MA 1670 At Mar. Died 9 MAR, 1768/69 At At MENOON, MASS. THOMAS HAWLEY COVER) 10 (Mother of 2) (HARBOTTLE?) Cont. on Born chart # 5 ELIZABETH HAWLEY At PARWICH Two. OERBYSHIRE ENGLAM Died. 21 APR. 1676 Born 27 MAY 1656 At SUDBURY, MASS. At Died 7 DEC, 1719 DOROTHY HARBOTTLE 11 At Cont. on Born Mar. chart # At At REV. JOSEPH DORR, Je. Died 1 At Born 24 MAY 1730 Mar. At MENSON, MASS. At Died 31 OCT, 1806/08? 12 EDWARD RAWSON (OVER) At BROOKFIELD, WORCESTER Co. ) (Father of 3) Born 16 ADR. 1615 Cont. on Mar. 6 DEC.1768 OR MASS. chart-# At REV. GRINDAC RAWSON At 24 DEC 1767 sui BROOKFIELD CEM. 6 Died 27 AUG. 1693 Born 23 JAN. 1659 At CATHERINE BUCKNAM At Name of Spouse Died 6 FEB. 1715 RACHAEL PERNE (OVER) 13 At Cont. on Born 29 Nov, 1618 chart # At (Mother of 1) Died 11 OCT, 1677 MARY RAWSON At 3 Born 22 JUNE 1699 Mar. At At MENDON, MASS. JOHN WiLSON Died 9 APR, 1776 (Mother of 3) 14 (OVER) Born SEPT. 1621 Cont. on At MENDON, MASS. chart # At Mar. 9 APR, 1724 7 SUSANNAH WiLSON At Died 23 AUG, 1691 Born / DEC. 1664 At At Died 8 JULY 1748 SARAH HOOKER (OVER) SHOW 15 At Cont. on Born ABT. 1630 chart # At Town, State Mar. At Born Date of Birth At Died 20 APR. 1725 Died Date of Death At Mar. Date of Marriage Mar. At CONNECTICUT SOCIETY OF GENEALOGISTS, INC. P.O. BOX 435, 2906 MAIN STREET, GLASTONBURY, CONN. 06033 Name Ancestor Chart Address Person No. 1 on this chart is the same CHART NO. City, State person as No. 9 on chart No. / 3 Date Joses RUCKNAM (OVER) 8 (Father of 2) Cont. on Born chart # At 4 JOSES BUCKNAM Died Born At At Died (Father of 1) 9 At Cont. on Born chart # At 2 NATHAN BUCKNAM Died Born 22 OCT. 1703 At At GHARLES TOWN, MASS. Mar. Died 6 FEB. 1795 At At MEOWAY, NORFOLK Ca, 10 (Mother of 2) Cont. on MASS. Born chart # Bo: THE OLD CHURCH YARD" At on PROSPECT time 5 Died. MEOWAY, MASS Born At ( NORFOCK Co. PROBATE 2744) # Died At 11 At Cont. on Born chart # Mar. At 1 CATHERINE BUCKNAM At Died At Born 9 FEB. 1742 Mar. At MEDWAY, MASS. At Died At (Father of 3) 12 Born Cont. on Mar. 24 DEC 1767 chart # At REV. MOSES FISKE At 6 Died Born REV. JOSEPH DORR, JR. At At Name of Spouse Died 13 At Cont. on Born chart # At (Mother of 1) Died MARGARET Fiske At 3 Mar. Born 16 OCT. 1705 At At BRAINTREE, MASS. Died / MAY 1796 (Mother of 3) 14 Cont. on Born At MEDWAY, MASS. chart # Mar. 23 JAN. 1727/28 ANNA QUINCY At 7 Died At BRAINTREE, MASS, Born At At Died SHOW 15 At Cont. on Born chart # At Town, State Mar. At Born Date of Birth At Died Died Date of Death At Mar. Date of Marriage Mar. At CONNECTICUT SOCIETY OF GENEALOGISTS, INC. P.O. BOX 435, 2906 MAIN STREET, GLASTONBURY, CONN. 06033 RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: Descendants of Edward Dorr Page 1 of 1 1 Return to normal view Descendants of Edward Dorr Entries: 16837 Updated: Wed Aug 21 13:31:13 2002 Contact: Charles Dorr Display pedigree in table format /Joseph DORR b: ABT 1600 /Edward DORR b: 1648 d : 9 FEB 1734 /Joseph DORR b: 1690 d: 9 MAR 1768 /Thomas HAWLEY b: 1609 d : 21 APR 1676 = Elizabeth HAWLEY b 27 JUN 1656 d : 7 DEC 1719 Dorothy (Lamb) HARBOTTLE b: 1619 d: 28 Joseph DORR b : 24 MAY 1730 d : 31 OCT 1808 /Edward RAWSON Grindall RAWSON b: 23 JAN 1659 d 6 FEB 1715 \ Racahel (RAWSON) \ Mary RAWSON b: 22 JUN 1699 d : 9 APR 1776 /John WILSON b: SEP 1621 d : 23 AUG 1691 Susannah WILSON b: 1 DEC 1664 d : 8 JUL 1748 \ Sarah HOOKER b: 1629 d : 20 AUG 1725 => / Samuel V. DORR b: 23 JUN 1774 d : 18 DEC 1844 / Nathan BUCKNAM b: 22 OCT 1703 d : 6 FEB 1795 Catherine BUCKNAM b: 9 FEB 1741/42 d : 6 AUG 1806 / /Moses FISKE Margaret FISKE b: 16 DEC 1704 d : 1 MAY 1796 \Anna QUINCY /Charles Hazen DORR b: 27 AUG 1821 /Joseph Lasinby BROWN Susan BROWN b: 16 AUG 1779 d : 25 FEB 1841 \ (Unknown) (BROWN) George Buckman DORR b: 29 DEC 1853 d : 5 AUG 1944 /Thomas W. WARD b: BEF 1820 Mary Gray WARD b: 29 SEP 1820 \ (Unknown) (WARD) http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?on=PED&db=:1902448&id=11255&stvle=TEXT 8/24/2006 Roots Web's WorldConnect Project: Descendants of Edward Dorr Page 1 of 7 Return to normal view Descendants of Edward Dorr Entries: 16837 Updated: Wed Aug 21 13:31:13 2002 Contact: Charles Dorr Ahnentafel, Generation No. 1 1. George Buckman DORR was born 29 DEC 1853 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, and died 5 AUG 1944 in Bar Harbor, Hancock County, Maine. He was the son of 2. Charles Hazen DORR and 3. Mary Gray WARD. Ahnentafel, Generation No. 2 2. Charles Hazen DORR was born 27 AUG 1821 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, and died in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. He was the son of 4. Samuel V. DORR and 5. Susan BROWN. 3. Mary Gray WARD was born 29 SEP 1820 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 6. Thomas W. WARD and 7. (Unknown) (WARD). Children of Mary Gray WARD and Charles Hazen DORR are: i. William Ward DORR was born 31 JAN 1851 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, and died 4 NOV 1876 in Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. 1. ii. George Buckman DORR was born 29 DEC 1853 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, and died 5 AUG 1944 in Bar Harbor, Hancock County, Maine. Ahnentafel, Generation No. 3 4. Samuel V. DORR was born 23 JUN 1774 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, and died 18 DEC 1844 in Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. He was the son of 8. Joseph DORR and 9. Catherine BUCKNAM. 5. Susan BROWN was born 16 AUG 1779, and died 25 FEB 1841 in Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 10. Joseph Lasinby BROWN and 11. (Unknown) (BROWN). Children of Susan BROWN and Samuel V. DORR are: i. Susan Elizabeth DORR was born 11 MAR 1819 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. 8/24/2006 Roots Web's WorldConnect Project: Descendants of Edward Dorr Page 2 of 7 2. ii. Charles Hazen DORR was born 27 AUG 1821 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, and died in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. He married Mary Gray WARD 4 JUN 1850, daughter of Thomas W. WARD and (Unknown) (WARD). She was born 29 SEP 1820 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. 6. Thomas W. WARD was born BEF 1820 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. 7. (Unknown) (WARD). Child of (Unknown) (WARD) and Thomas W. WARD is: 3. i. Mary Gray WARD was born 29 SEP 1820 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. She married Charles Hazen DORR 4 JUN 1850, son of Samuel V. DORR and Susan BROWN. He was born 27 AUG 1821 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, and died in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. Ahnentafel, Generation No. 4 8. Joseph DORR was born 24 MAY 1730 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, and died 31 OCT 1808 in Brookfield, Worcester County, Massachusetts. He was buried ABT 31 OCT 1808 in Brookfield, Worcester County, Massachusetts. He was the son of 16. Joseph DORR and 17. Mary RAWSON. 9. Catherine BUCKNAM was born 9 FEB 1741/42 in Medway, Norfolk County, Massachusetts., and died 6 AUG 1806 in Brookfield, Worcester County, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 18. Nathan BUCKNAM and 19. Margaret FISKE. Children of Catherine BUCKNAM and Joseph DORR are: i. Joseph DORR was born 10 MAR 1769 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, and died 25 MAR 1769 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts. ii. Catherine DORR was born 17 AUG 1770 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, and died after17 Aug 1770 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts. iii. Joseph Hawley DORR was born 20 JUL 1772 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, and died 9 MAR 1852 in Fitchburg, Worcester County, Massachusetts. He married Lucy PENNIMAN 23 APR 1802 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. She was born BEF 1802 in New Braintree, Worcester County, Massachusetts. 4. iv. Samuel V. DORR was born 23 JUN 1774 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, and died 18 DEC 1844 in Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. He married Lucy Tuttle FOX 3 SEP 1803 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, daughter of Joseph FOX and (Unknown) (FOX). She was born 6 SEP 1776 in Fitchburg, Worcester County, Massachusetts, and died 4 JAN 1814 in Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. He married Susan BROWN 9 DEC 1815 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, daughter of Joseph Lasinby BROWN and (Unknown) (BROWN). She was born 16 AUG 1779, and died 25 FEB 1841 in Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. V. Sarah DORR was born 10 AUG 1776 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, and http://wc rootsweh com/coi-hin/iom 8/24/2006 RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: Descendants of Edward Dorr Page 3 of 7 died 7 JUN 1823. She married Jonas NEWEL 18 SEP 1811 in Brookfield, Worcester County, Massachusetts. He was born BEF 1811 in Braintree, Norfolk County, Massachusetts. vi. Thomas Shepard DORR was born 11 NOV 1778 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, and died OCT 1816. He married Malinda PARSONS 7 NOV 1813 in Brookfield, Worcester County, Massachusetts. She was born 1791, and died 27 AUG 1815 in Brookfield, Worcester County, Massachusetts. vii. Mary DORR was born 7 JAN 1784 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts. She married Oliver FOX 24 JAN 1804 in Brookfield, Worcester County, Massachusetts. He was born BEF 1804 in Fitchburg, Worcester County, Massachusetts. viii. Edward DORR was born 20 OCT 1786 in Auburn, Worcester County, Massachusetts, and died APR 1847 in New Iberia, Martin Parrish, Louisiana. 10. Joseph Lasinby BROWN. 11. (Unknown) (BROWN). Child of (Unknown) (BROWN) and Joseph Lasinby BROWN is: 5. i. Susan BROWN was born 16 AUG 1779, and died 25 FEB 1841 in Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. She married Samuel V. DORR 9 DEC 1815 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, son of Joseph DORR and Catherine BUCKNAM. He was born 23 JUN 1774 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, and died 18 DEC 1844 in Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. Ahnentafel, Generation No. 5 16. Joseph DORR was born 1690 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, and died 9 MAR 1768 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts. He was the son of 32. Edward DORR and 33. Elizabeth HAWLEY. 17. Mary RAWSON was born 22 JUN 1699 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, and died 9 APR 1776 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 34. Grindall RAWSON and 35. Susannah WILSON. Children of Mary RAWSON and Joseph DORR are: i. Mary DORR was born 6 JUN 1725 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, and died 10 JAN 1796. She married Moses TAFT 15 AUG 1753 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts. He was born 20 JUL 1722 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, and died 12 NOV 1791 in Randolph, Norfolk County, Massachusetts. 8. ii. Joseph DORR was born 24 MAY 1730 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, and died 31 OCT 1808 in Brookfield, Worcester County, Massachusetts. He married Catherine BUCKNAM 6 DEC 1768 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, daughter of Nathan BUCKNAM and Margaret FISKE. She was born 9 FEB 1741/42 in Medway, Norfolk County, Massachusetts., and died 6 AUG 1806 in Brookfield, Worcester County, http://wc 8/24/2006 RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: Descendants of Edward Dorr Page 4 of 7 Massachusetts. iii. Elizabeth DORR was born 8 MAR 1731/32 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts. iv. Katherine DORR was born 8 MAR 1732 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts. She married Ezekiel EMERSON 27 MAR 1760 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, son of John EMERSON and Mary (EMERSON). He was born 8 MAR 1732 in Uxbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts, and died 1 NOV 1815 in Phillipsburgh, Lincoln County, Maine. V. Susannah DORR was born 4 SEP 1734 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, and died 21 JUN 1783 in Milford, Worcester County, Massachusetts. She married Amariah FROST 23 MAY 1779 in Milford, Worcester County, Massachusetts, son of Samuel FROST and Elizabeth RICE. He was born 4 OCT 1720 in Framingham, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, and died 14 MAR 1792 in Milford, Worcester County, Massachusetts. 18. Nathan BUCKNAM was born 22 OCT 1703 in Charlestown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, and died 6 FEB 1795 in Medway, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.. 19. Margaret FISKE was born 16 DEC 1704 in Braintree, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, and died 1 MAY 1796 in Medway, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.. She was the daughter of 38. Moses FISKE and 39. Anna QUINCY. Child of Margaret FISKE and Nathan BUCKNAM is: 9. i. Catherine BUCKNAM was born 9 FEB 1741/42 in Medway, Norfolk County, Massachusetts., and died 6 AUG 1806 in Brookfield, Worcester County, Massachusetts. She married Joseph DORR 6 DEC 1768 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, son of Joseph DORR and Mary RAWSON. He was born 24 MAY 1730 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, and died 31 OCT 1808 in Brookfield, Worcester County, Massachusetts. Ahnentafel, Generation No. 6 32. Edward DORR was born 1648 in West of England, and died 9 FEB 1734 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. He was buried AFT 9 FEB 1734 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. He was the son of 64. Joseph DORR. 33. Elizabeth HAWLEY was born 27 JUN 1656 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, and died 7 DEC 1719 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. She was buried About 7 Dec. !719 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 66. Thomas HAWLEY and 67. Dorothy (Lamb) HARBOTTLE. Children of Elizabeth HAWLEY and Edward DORR are: i. Edward DORR was born ABT 5 MAY 1680 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, and died ABT 5 MAY 1680 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. ii. Ann DORR was born 4 SEP 1681 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, and died 5 OCT 1683 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. http.//wc rootsweb 8/21/2006 RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: Descendants of Edward Dorr Page 5 of 7 iii. Edward DORR was born ABT 1682 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, and died BET 1682 AND 1683 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. iv. Edward DORR was born 15 NOV 1683 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, and died 28 NOV 1683 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. V. (Infant) DORR was born 1684 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, and died 10 NOV 1684 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. vi. Edmund DORR was born BEF 28 JAN 1686 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, and died AFT 28 JAN 1686 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. vii. Ebenezer DORR was born 25 JAN 1687 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, and died 25 FEB 1760 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. He married Mary BOARDMAN 16 FEB 1709 in Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, daughter of Aaron BOARDMAN and Mary (BOARDMAN). She was born 6 MAY 1689 in Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, and died 12 JUN 1728 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. He married Hannah JACKSON 28 AUG 1729, daughter of Edward JACKSON and Abigail WILSON. She was born 10 AUG 1692 in Newton, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, and died 17 MAR 1747/48 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. He married Mary (Greenough) BRIDGE 25 SEP 1749 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, daughter of John GREENOUGH and Eliza GROSS. 16. viii Joseph DORR was born 1690 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, and died 9 MAR 1768 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts. He married Mary RAWSON 9 APR 1724 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, daughter of Grindall RAWSON and Susannah WILSON. She was born 22 JUN 1699 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, and died 9 APR 1776 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts. ix. Edmund DORR was born 19 OCT 1692 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, and died 21 FEB 1776 in Lyme, New London County, Connecticut. He married Mary GRISWOLD 4 SEP 1719 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, daughter of Matthew GRISWOLD and Phebe HYDE. She was born 22 APR 1694 in Lyme, New London County, Connecticut, and died 21 FEB 1776 in North Lyme, New London County, Connecticut. X. Harbottle DORR was born 11 MAY 1696 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, and died 18 JUN 1746 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. He married Dorothy WELD 8 APR 1724 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, daughter of Edmund WELD and Elizabeth WHITE. She was born ABT 1700 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, and died 16 APR 1765 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. xi. Elizabeth DORR was born 1698, and died ABT 1770 in Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts. She married James SCUTT 18 FEB 1719 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. He was born ABT 1694 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. xii. Clemence DORR was born 17 JUL 1700 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, and died 8 DEC 1766. She married Edmund WELD 20 JUL 1725 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, son of Edmund WELD and Elizabeth WHITE. He was born 23 JUN 1695 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, and died 13 JUN 1748 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. 34. Grindall RAWSON was born 23 JAN 1659 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, and died 6 FEB 1715 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts. He was the son of 68. Edward RAWSON and 69. Racahel (RAWSON). http://wc 8/24/2006 RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: Descendants of Edward Dorr Page 6 of 7 35. Susannah WILSON was born 1 DEC 1664 in Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, and died 8 JUL 1748 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 70. John WILSON and 71. Sarah HOOKER. Children of Susannah WILSON and Grindall RAWSON are: i. Susannah RAWSON was born 31 OCT 1678 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts. She married Benjamin REYNOLDS 1719. He was born BEF 1719 in Bristol, Bristol County, Rhode Island. ii. John RAWSON was born 26 APR 1685 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts. iii. Edmund RAWSON was born 8 JUL 1689 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts. He married Elizabeth HOWARD BEF 1718. She was born in Bridgewater, Plymouth County, Massachusetts. iv. Wilson RAWSON was born 23 JUN 1692 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, and died 14 NOV 1757 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts. He married Margaret ARTHUR 4 MAY 1712. She was born BEF 1712 in Nantucket, Nantucket County, Massachusetts. V. John RAWSON was born 1 OCT 1695 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts. He married Mercy HAYWARD 23 JAN 1719. She was born BEF 1719 in Bridgewater, Plymouth County, Massachusetts. 17. vi. Mary RAWSON was born 22 JUN 1699 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, and died 9 APR 1776 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts. She married Joseph DORR 9 APR 1724 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, son of Edward DORR and Elizabeth HAWLEY. He was born 1690 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, and died 9 MAR 1768 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts. vii. Rachel RAWSON was born 6 SEP 1701 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, and died 1802. She married Samuel WOOD BEF 1718 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts. He was born 1696 in Upton, Worcester County, Massachusetts, and died 1790. viii. David RAWSON was born 25 OCT 1703 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts. ix. Grindall RAWSON was born 6 SEP 1707 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, and died 29 MAR 1777 in Hadlyme, Middlesex County, Connecticut. He married Dorothy CHAUNCEY BEF 1777, daughter of Charles CHAUNCEY and (Unknown) (CHAUNCEY). She was born 1710 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, and died 1780 in Hadlyme, Middlesex County, Connecticut. X. Elizabeth RAWSON was born 21 APR 1710 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts. She married Abner HAZELTINE 11 FEB 1730/31. He was born BEF 1730 in Sutton, Worcester County, Massachusetts, and died BEF 5 NOV 1731. She married James WOOD 8 MAR 1737/38. He was born BEF 1737 in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts. 38. Moses FISKE. 39. Anna QUINCY. Child of Anna QUINCY and Moses FISKE is: 19. i. Margaret FISKE was born 16 DEC 1704 in Braintree, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, and 8/24/2006 RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: Descendants of Edward Dorr Page 7 of 7 died 1 MAY 1796 in Medway, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.. She married Nathan BUCKNAM 23 JAN 1727/28 in Braintree, Norfolk County, Massachusetts. He was born 22 OCT 1703 in Charlestown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, and died 6 FEB 1795 in Medway, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.. 8/24/2006 R.Epp early draft (c. 2004) Samuel, Dorr Joseph 1L5q./ 01430- 11/3/08 area Great Great Grandfather correct? Great Grandfather 103 Catherine Bucknam Samuel Fox Dorr Great Great Grandmother (Birth lendon, MA) (married 12/24/1767) Paternal Grandfather (1804-1844) m. ? Lucy Tuttle Fox Great Great Grandfather 10/4/03 William Great Grandmother Moses brother (1777-1814) Charles Hazen Norr Great Great Grandmother Father Richard of Susan Brown (2ndwite) 8/26/21. Boston Edward Charles, stild 19-2/25/41 WI lliam Hazen 7/17/38- unoles of GBD? William Charles Hazen Great Great Grandfather 3/23/14 1/28/93 -- Boston. Great Grandfather Nard Dorr Elizabeth Chipman Hazen 1/10/71 (Needery part) Sarah LebaRon 2/22/48 Great Great Grandmother 151- Paternal Grandmother Married 6/4/50 Elizabeth Brown Joseph Lasinby Brown Great Great Grandfather 11/22/1604-4123,65 Great Grandmother 7/6/81 Susannah Adams GBD Great Great Grandmother 2/29/53 Boston William Ward Great Great Grandfather Great Grandfather 15/44 Thomas Wren Ward (1761-1827) Great Great Grandmother bar Maternal Grandfather Habor 1786-1858 Joanna "Nancy" Chepman word Great Great Grandfather (Siblings) Great Grandmother STEP-MOTHER Mary Gray Ward Dorr WilliamWard Jr. Great Great Grandmother Mother 9/29/20 Buston Lucy Ann ward Laurence Great Great Grandfather 10/21/01 Great Grandfather 1788- Martha A. Lydea Gray Ward Great Great Grandmother Maternal Grandmother (1812-53) Samuel Gray John G (1822-56) (1817-1907) William George Cabot (1824 87) Great Great Grandfather (1019-30) ThomasWire Jr. Great Grandmother Hon. Joseph Dorr Joseph Dorr Great Grandfather Abt 1690-319/1768 - Great Great Grandfather Samuel Dorr 10/31/1808 5/34/1730 Roxbury MA. Great Great Grandmother Paternal Grandfather 6/23/1774 Married: 12/24/1767 12/18/1844. Catherine Buckman Great Great Grandfather Great Grandmother Charles Hazen Dorr (Bitte Hendon, MA) Great Great Grandmother Father 8/26/21 Married: 1/28/93. Great Great Grandfather Great Grandfather Individual Heritage (Birth Boxton) Susan Brown Great Great Grandmother Chart (Death: Paternal Grandmother of Married : 8/16/1779- George BucknamDorr 2/25/1841 Great Great Grandfather Great Grandmother 6/4/50 1 Great Great Grandmother 12/29/53 - I 1 8/5/44. First wife ofs. Dorr. Great Great Grandfather Great Grandfather (Birth: Boston) Great Great Grandmother Maternal Grandfather William Ward Dorr Great Great Grandfather Great Grandmother 151 - - MaryGray Ward Great Great Grandmother 10/21/01 9/29/20 Dorr Great Great Grandfather (Birth Boston) Great Grandfather Death: " Great Great Grandmother Maternal Grandmother Great Great Grandfather Great Grandmother 2 Great Great Grandmother INDIVIDUAL HERITAGE CHART 3. Pg 253 Fairhoven GeorgeBucknam Dorr 1350-Mendor Seenotes for other families t- Sabt1600 dates CDS Joseph England ? Came with Edward? (1647 1733/4, - Edward Edward (England (alied young), b 1648 ) ann, 1674 1647 Edward, m. d 9Feb Elizabeth 1734 Ebenizer, Hawley REV Joseph, @1679 Edmund, Harbattle Clemence, Elizabeth, probably other (1690-8) - ms b 1690 boston 1768 Rev. Joseph in Mendon, ma mary Raisin 1724 (1699-1770) ? 1776 many Joseph 1730 Catherine 1731/2 Susannah amarah Erost) 1734 1779 (1988) - LDS 161 #56 Joseph Espr. (Probate Judge) m. Catherine Bucknam Thoir ship assed 778 s/o m 12-24-1767 Joseph Joseph Howev mary Samuel Sarah 1769 1772 1784 1714 1776 (1774- (844) Samuel 204r Pres No Binh Bost) m. LUCY ( TUTTLE Fox TGI #24 merchant 1777 - 1814 ) 37 yrs ,, (1804-1844) 40yrd 10-1447 ( 1816.- - ) Samuel Fox Dorr M. Elizabeth Chipman HAZEN charlest, william moses, Richard, Edward Nr (1821- (1821- ) (1820- Charles HAZEN DORR m MARY GRAY WARD George, William (18/1944) January Buckram Dorr unmarried acader William Phermother DORR b. Louiville KY 211-1896 Signature OVER English Oregins Sources . Dorset History Centre - Guide to Sources Manorial Records The manor was a mainstay of estate administration from 1066 through to the early twentieth century. The Dorset History Centre holds thousands of manorial records and has some documents for manors within almost every parish in the county. Most of our manorial documents are to be found in the collections of private estates such as the Pitt-Rivers and Weld collections, but others may be found in parish and borough collections The transactions of the manorial courts, held by the lords of the manors, were recorded in the court rolls and books and include: Judicial and legislative issues for their manors, with names of individuals mentioned in disputes regarding trespass, rights to pasture, debts and repairs to property Conveyances of land, with the names of the incoming and outgoing tenants and descriptions of properties. Our earliest records of this type are from the thirteenth century. They survive in large numbers from the sixteenth through to the twentieth centuries Lists of jurors and officers of the court The steward of each manor maintained his own working papers, minutes and notes as well as other administrative records such as: Rentals (names of tenants and descriptions of their holdings) Surveys, terriers and maps of the manor Accounts of rents paid and profits of farms Customs (traditional by-laws and conventions adhered to on the manor and enforced through the manor court) Official records of the manor court are in Latin until 1733, steward's papers and administrative records are often in English from the mid-sixteenth century Where to find manorial documents: Manorial documents were mostly kept in private hands until the mid-twentieth century. Some found their way to the National Archives and the British Library, others were given to the libraries of Oxford and Cambidge Colleges, most remained with the lords of the manor Today many lords of the manor have deposited their archives in county archives like the Dorset History Centre. many of the records held here can be searched through the online catalogue access to archives http:www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/a2a/ Others can be found listed in the catalogues in our search-rooms Additionally, you may wish to consult the Manorial Documents Register which will provide you with locations (e.g. Record Offices) for the manorial documents of a particular manor or the manors within a parish. Their contact details are: The National Archives: Historical Manuscripts Commission Kew Richmond Surrey TW9 4DU Tel 020 8876 3444 Web site: www.hmc.gov.uk Email enquiry@nationalarchives.gov.uk Help with using manorial documents: Bailey, Mark, The English Manor C. 1200-c1500, Manchester University Press, 2002 [excellent introductions to medieval manor court records with selected examples of these sources translated and annotated] Mary Ellis, Using manorial records P.R.O. guide no.6 (London, 1994; rev'd 1997). [An introduction aimed at family and local historians]. Harvey, P D A, Manorial Records. British Records Association, Archives and the User No. 5, revised edition, 1999 [the best introduction to medieval manorial records, with a chapter on early-modern manor court records] Stuart, Denis, Manorial Records: An introduction to their transcription and translation, Chichester: Phillimore, 1992. [Good for getting started with original documents and includes some later records as well as medieval] THHS Dorr family Papers. Ms N-1132. Bl.f.V Ric. 5th Augusta Foldg3, 1868. Note: John Dorr, Son of William Dorr, soldier Dear In the Quebec expection under Arnold. I are you an opiology for ole delaying uniting you in anicose to you ver very acceptable gratefynny com- memication of the 20th The meth sent to my arefiller Then of who you had found suxiety about, was deely see G him, as I have been deviced by his fathermy only living brother. my father, istic can a idden conder Amale in his expedition, Many the colder- srap of clearine it agamil Liceher in 177% loan much pleased with they fact of the then tendery, & afternous to ust in coant 1782, he removed to Back, 'afternous le Hallowell, where lee occided tele the day of his death, stive the lat three years, when he was with me have at auguster I add to this the names this didness L circum stency of there lives, which will offand you a I Zi. 35 general / dear of the family is. is ration formanly followed the heard in his boy hord relations. was in the she another oney Inde Elen's William Dorr born 1757. diding I 83 ohifs He afterform of some half dezer, who Jane Partnidge, his wife, dud 1949 89 bhildren recide in Heicede, Rebdy deving the late war, mach of them Richand Mont genery died 1856 of? 75 Brother Joseph, who reirdy with his William " 1811 In Ebery we Dent, down had througons Ebeneger " 1846 and Hiver the deoughty Joseph, living in down ap 7.9 sarine, of the sam Elev, before men trend James 1/100/1331 is avery likely Lighly refected fame. Ann Page) 73 other,(an smart, intellictual fellow) I how 9°69 the Pr printed Edeter of the Dubu you Horde, Jane (M"Low) 8'67 but when the rebitteen bache out he went into my brother Nichard m. resided in Waternble, the any, L finally was made Colonel of a Rest of Cavelry, which by his every herein in a He had one sand one daughter both of when and very start then in force after going thrigh alive rone in Waterler the then in Exition N.K. all thou turble campaigns, berry wonder twice, Bother William (cafitain of a stick) raid at just before the Accredicter of see, with Thoney Macow of consumplion in 1811, left-a daughter have entered miam he was taken ourdally new us Edimine B. Boardman, merchant with consestive didy," and haved away. He in Bost ton 1 Brother Elen deed 200 Honder-hi naas an officer of great ment gellantry and was marhible of the Twitery afternous Sheryf had it please God to hair sand his life other Country where he suidul (Puracota) He write have fileve a larke oblicen the 4 fue be eye - my brother Jany 5t. settle in Little Fales N.Y. where he I am much intreetal aged about 18mc due learning some four daughter and there is no one of an family becomey adoptic two dons, all of whom I believe ocide our name Gericle my M, and my forter in that Lane will lids, n as son Guye W-MB. the have have us the very my is. - by saturAm P. children the married 43 year-order (m Page) a cinclous occious in Ferboro' tica, a sui L boy cotte of where ace mand mass-has form daughtery two spinstry Live man us on daughter (Arc hase) with her-one manis in Bayer,and has a days the Fyr May a darling check one mani in Hannertow to us the 8 mis just marrid, he is an you would just-tales the d alother Lin Gue night go out to Forbers (althe Factry village) an I understand ay you paper, our and call upen her, she water ac very lineage is trued back lother meryplace very glad to see you, L inform you of in which See within ame our them our family sugmewhet better than 2 cen Edward Dors married Elizabeth Hawley, She has the once family billed records: an who was the daughter of Dorothy Lamby to who her 2 would refer you a to myself, who second code the daughter of Dorthy which come nexture the line the whe of Ihania Lanh My Sister game the youngest of the Gu cranch of the family have not-been family (nanches Lorg) serious in trabeller, very profiter of diddre, six beay the has one daughter lost Forte- whom huder maximum , is a lauger at Better a the Protection hyroham the other has are chide named golen Dong in where Leuidar dream 6 1868 Fet3 much because that you have not John Dorr Esq. forgetter her, and wished me accureey Augusta Maine. 24 an her hind remembrance regard Son of William Dorr of liaine She is a pretty smentold Lady unloy to meeting from a du taxes which many y curpo period would hirclate She line alone in her our house, prefering it li lurry with her che letter, as I ling ment Rd help do with many thanks formy are qocation having in furnishing no with a hepe which I highly prein whale carifully pressure It be have mitter down and diey and hoping you lo have the please of wasting on year, law Sr Medan to your off sit 10/30/2017 Charles Storer Storrow - Wikipedia 109 "Let the People Remember!": Rhode Island's Dorr Rebellion and Bay State Politics, 1842-1843 ERIK J. CHAPUT Editor's Introduction: In 1842 a group of Rhode Island reformers 1842 took up arms in order to remove the state 's archaic form of government. The origins of the brief, but tumultuous, insurrection lay deep in Rhode Island history. The results, however, deeply impacted politics in Massachusetts. Beginning in 1776, all of the original thirteen colonies, except Connecticut and Rhode Island, wrote new constitutions and set up representative governments. The spark that led Providence attorney Thomas Wilson Dorr (1805- 54) to move from a war of words to the field of battle involved the continued reliance on the 1663 colonial charter as the state 's governing document. As John Quincy Adams noted in his diary on May 10, 1842, Dorr had taken steps to "achieve a revolution in government" because Rhode Island still "adhered" to the charter. Rhode Island's colonial charter, which was still used as the state's governing document as late as 1842, contained no amendment procedure and restricted suffrage to landowners possessing $134 of real estate. Because of the property qualification for voting, most of the populations of the growing commercial and manufacturing districts were disenfranchised. Indeed, only 40% of the state 's white male population was eligible to vote by 1840. Historical Journal of Massachusetts, Vol. 39 (1 & 2), Summer 2011 © Institute for Massachusetts Studies, Westfield State University 108 Historical Journal of Massachusetts . Summer 2011 Vol.zan Inangurated coverage Mas : Attorney Thomas W. Dorr (1805-54) 110 Historical Journal of Massachusetts Summer 2011 Thomas Dorr was the scion of an old Yankee family. He received the finest education money could buy in the nineteenth century, studying at Phillips Exeter Academy in New Hampshire and then at Harvard College. After graduating from Harvard in 1823, Dorr studied law under the famed Chancellor James Kent in New York City, the most prominent state level jurist in the antebellum period. He was eventually admitted to both the New York and Rhode Island bar. Dorr entered politics in 1834 when he was elected to the Rhode Island General Assembly from Providence's Fourth Ward. The young Dorr championed numerous reform causes. During this period, Dorr also became connected with Massachusetts abolitionists, including Wendell Phillips, Edmund Quincy, and the poet John Greenleaf Whittier. By 1840, however, Dorr had abandoned his once devout penchant for antislavery and devoted himself completely to reforming Rhode Island's governing structure. Dorr wished to see Rhode Island recover its once prominent commitment to democratic fervor After several earlier attempts at change were rebuffed, the working people of Rhode Island organized the Rhode Island Suffrage Association. Adapting the philosophy of the Declaration of Independence to their situation, Dorr and his followers called an extralegal convention and wrote a new constitution that greatly expanded the suffrage for white males, though the vote was not extended to African Americans. An overwhelming majority of Rhode Islanders-almost 14,000 in favor with just 52 opposed-cast ballots for the "People's Constitution." Dorr was elected governor under this constitution in April 1842. Samuel Ward King, Governor of Rhode Island under the charter, refused to recognize the People 's Constitution. The state Supreme Court declared the People's Constitution illegal; the General Assembly declared that any attempt to enforce it would be considered an act of treason. On the night of May 1842, the Dorrites trained several cannons on the state arsenal in Providence, where a large contingent of Rhode Island militia were stationed, including several of Dorr 's relatives. Dorr's 's attempt to take over the state government by force alarmed many. For some, serious constitutional issues were raised, while others Teared that it might spark an uprising reminiscent of THE DORR REBELLION AND BAY STATE POLITICS 111 Shay's Rebellion in 1786. As this article dramatically details, the stakes were also high in neighboring Massachusetts: its geographic proximity made the "Rhode Island Question" (as it was then called) anything but abstract. Violence, in the form of incursions of armed men into Massachusetts in pursuit of the rebels, along with questions about the role of the Massachusetts state government's material aid in the suppression of a "democratic" movement in a neighboring state, shaped the Massachusetts gubernatorial race in the fall of 1842. When the returns were counted that November, the incumbent Whig, Governor John Davis, was defeated by his Democratic opponent, Marcus Morton, whose campaign had focused heavily on the politics surrounding the Rhode Island uprising. Using rich archival sources, scholar Erik J. Chaput details the history of this forgotten chapter in Massachusetts history.2 FREE SUFFRAGE is a subject of absorbing interest. The right of voting is the basis of liberty. It distinguishes the SLAVE from the FREEMAN. In Rhode Island THREE-FIFTHS of the men are deprived of this right because they do not own REAL ESTATE. The people there are struggling to obtain it by a fair and equal Constitution. The land holders have put it down by military force, lawless violence and bloodshed. Our Executive [Massachusetts Governor] John Davis has encouraged and aided them by allowing them the use of our STATEARMS, by granting warrants to arrest those who have fled from the oppression of MARTIAL LAW and by winking at the invasion of our soil, the midnight burglary of a dwelling, the KID-NAPPING of men and the SHOOTING DOWN of our citizens in our streets. Can any friend of FREE SUFFRAGE support Gov. Davis? Massachusetts Broadside, 1842 Buried deep in the Old Colony Historical Society in Taunton is a diary kept by Nathaniel Morton. A popular speaker in southeastern Massachusetts, Morton, a graduate of Brown University, compiled a list of over fifty possible lecture topics in the back of his diary. While many dealt with perennial antebellum political questions, such as banks, tariffs, 136 Historical Journal of Massachusetts Summer 2011 Notes 1 John Quincy Adams' Diary 43 (Jan., 1 - July 8, 1843), 138. Massachusetts Historical Society. 2 The author wishes to thank Scott Molloy, Russell DeSimone, and Patrick Conley for their careful reading of the essay. Mara Dodge and Gretchen Adams offered clever advice and precision editing during the final stages of the writing process. This article could not have been completed if it were not for the help of Autumn Haag and John Hannigan at the Massachusetts State Archives, Elizabeth Pope, Andrew Bourque and Ashley Catalado at the American Antiquarian Society, Elizabeth Bouvier at the Massachusetts Judicial Archives, Ken Carlson at the Rhode Island State Archives, and the staffs at the Old Colony and Dedham historical socities. Finally, Thomas Lannon at the New York Public Library helped the author uncover the long-lost writings of Henry A. S. Dearborn. 3 Massachusetts Democratic Broadside. Taunton, Massachusetts. Nov. 10, 1842. American Antiquarian Society. Russell J. DeSimone and Daniel C. Schofield compiled an invaluable collection of broadsides for the 150th anniversary of the rebellion. See The Broadsides of the Dorr Rebellion (Providence: The Rhode Island Supreme Court Historical Society, 1992). 4 Nathaniel Morton's Diary (1842-1848). Old Colony Historical Society, Taunton, MA. 5 For an analysis of the literature on the rebellion see Erik J. Chaput, "The "Rhode Island Question": The Career of a Debate," Rhode Island History (Summer/Fall 2010): 47-78. No formal biography of Dorr exists, but the most accurate information on Dorr's early life can be found in Raymond Lavertue's, "The People's Governor: Thomas Wilson Dorr and the Politics of Sacrifice, 1834-1843" (PhD diss., Oxford University, 2011) and Erik Chaput, "The Dorr Rebellion: The Politics of the People's Sovereignty in Jacksonian America" (PhD diss., Syracuse University, 2011). 6 Cincinnati Daily Enquirer, May 6, 1842. See also Daily Enquirer May 13, 1842. 7 Jacob Harvey to William Seward, May 18, 1842. William Seward Papers, University of Rochester. 8 Boston Post, Sept. 15, 1842. 9 See John Ashworth, Slavery, Capitalism, and Politics in the Antebellum Republic: Commerce and Compromise, 1820-1850 (New York: Cambridge University Press, 1995), 296. See also John Ashworth, 'Agrarians' and 'Aristocrats': Party Political Ideology in the United States, 1837-1846 (New York: Cambridge University Press, 1987), 225-30. 10 Boston Post, Oct. 12, 1842. 11 Chase Hudson to John Davis, May 14, 1842. Political Papers of John Davis (Box 2, Folder 3). American Antiquarian Society. Davis was a U.S. Congressman, 1825-43, Governor of Massachusetts, 1834-35 and 1841-42, a U.S. Senator, 1835- Page 2 of 2 From: Date: Sat, Jun 11, 2011 at 4:03 PM Subject: George Dorr To: "Fournier, Maureen" Hi Maureen, Just returned from our Maine trip. We had a wonderful visit with our 105 year old friend, Dorris Farrar. We found out from Dorris (and confirmed it with her daughter later) that George Dorr was Dorris's grandmother's brother on her father's side. The grandmother's last name was Wood or Woods. We had dinner that night with Dorris's daughter, Sandra Drake, and her husband, Spencer, at their home in Freeport. Sandra has done a lot of geneology work for the family and has a great deal of information. We asked if she would mind if you contacted her and she said she wouldn't mind at all. You might also be able to meet with Dorris if Sandra is with her at the time. When I told her there was a book being written, Sandra said she'd be the first to buy a copy. I think she could really help you with this project. She has not only a lot of information, but many pictures also. Sandra and her husband are wonderful people and you would enjoy meeting with them Sandra's phone number is: 207-865-3868. Tell her you talked to us (Joan and John O'Reilly) at the park to help her quickly place who you are. It was a lucky break for us to meet you by chance and we sincerely hope it works out well for you. If you need any other assistance that we can help you with, don't hesitate to contact us. Joan and John O'Reilly 55 Bradford Walk Farmington, CT 06032 Home: 860-678-1949 Ronald H. Epp, Ph.D. 47 Pondview Drive Merrimack, NH 03054 (603) 424-6149 eppster2@myfairpoint.net https://webmail.myfairpoint.net/mail/message.php?index=2108&mailbox=bWFpbC9zZW.. 6/12/2011 See Phillips hibrary, Peabody of Salem for a Register of the Dorr Family Papers, 1781-1865," Traces lineage from Ebenezer Dorr (1739-1809) of Roxbury and his sons Joseph (1767-1831) and John Dorr (1770-1855), shepping partners boston. Sullivan Dorr (1728-1855) married Lydia allen of Providence but there is lettle detail here about this arm of the formel teee. See Phodects lead History (3) July 1944, 75-90.on S.Dorr. MSS 46, p. 21 APPENDIX 2 (cont.) SHIPS OWNED BY.JOSHUA WARD a 752-1825) (cont.) Dates Ship Master(s) Port(s) 1782-1787 THREE BROTHERS, Br. Thomas Rice, Thomas Saunders 1780-1781 TYGER, Br.* Samuel Crowell 1798-1799 WILLIAM & JOSEPH, William Lander St. Thomas Sch. * = Privateer 92 MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY PROCEEDINGS INDEX, VOLUMES 61-80 93 Disobedience, non-violent, legality and Doctrine, church, 77:112 morality of, 78:105-106; civil, legal, La Doctrine curieuse des beaux esprits, 68:23 Dolbear, J. Z., 67:345 S. Dorr letters to, 67:179-187, 190-192, 78:117-118, illegal, 78:118-119 Dole, Benjamin, A Letter to Mr. Hosea 303-304 The Doctrine of the Sabbath, T. Shepard, Ballou, 76:179-180 Dorr, Ebenezer, Jr., 67:189, 192, 207, 222, Disputations, Yale, 72:110-113 69:455 "The Disputed Election of 1876," A. Nev- Documentary project, E. Hazard, 78:84 Dole, Jno., defendant, 79:155 226, 227, 232, 238, 262, 279, 299; S. ins, 65:110 Dole, Richard, Sr., plaintiff, 79:182 Dorr letter to, 67:204 Documentary sources, American history, Domestick Intelligence, 67:47, 50 Dorr, Elizabeth (Eliza), 67:245, 261, 298, Disraeli, Benjamin, earl of Beaconsfield, 78:85-86 Dominican Republic, 70:150, 160, 162, 364 62:11, 69:387 Documents, French Archives, 76:175 Documents, editing, L. H. Butterfield 104, 192, 193 Dorr, Esther Goldthwait (Mrs. John), District of Columbia, 68:191; commission- Dominicans, 68:21, 40 67:316, 344 ers, 69:308; slavery, 70:92; courts, on, 77:161, American historical, 78:81- Donald, Aida DiPace (Mrs. David H.), ed. Dorr, George B., bequest, 68:504 78:122-123, Washington Post study, 104 Diary of Charles Francis Adams, 73:140, Dorr, Harbottle, annotated Mass. news- 78:123-124 Documents 1847-8, Charlestown, 76.200 papers, microfilm edn., 77:187, 78:175 Disunion Convention, 62:4 76:182-183 Donald, David Herbert, 72:418; Corre- Dorr, Henry, 67:186, 203, 261, 297, 318, Diurnal Occurrences in Parliament, 66:39 Dodd, Edwin Merrick, 68:486, 516, 519; sponding Member, 72:500, 73:113, 159; 326, 343, 349, 356, 357, 362, 363, 364; Diurnal Occurrences or the Heads of Several "The Evolution of Limited Liability in ed. Diary of Charles Francis Adams, S. Dorr letter to, 67:347-349 Proceedings, 66:39 Massachusetts," 68:228-256; Resident 7340, 76:200; Charles Sumner, 73:149 Dorr, Jane Ritchie (Mrs. Ebenezer, Jr.), A Divine and Supernatural Light, J. Ed- Member, 68:485; Z. Chafee, Jr., memoir, Donaldson (Donnason, Donnison), 67:204, 345 wards, 79:248 70:282-289; death, 7o:344, 363 shipmaster, 67:186, 202, 203 Dorr, John, 67:186, 194, 205, 208, 221, 222, "Divine right of kings," 63:99n Dodd, William, Reflections on Death, Donaldson, A., 61:239n 245, 255, 260, 261, 266, 282, 287, 300, Division of 1817, Winthrop Papers, 8o:62 61:233; Commentary, 61:244; Common- Donalson, Falconer (George Montagu 303, 304, 312, 316-318, 321-324, 332, Dix, Dorothea L., 65:1 Place Book, 61:264; Sermons, 61:265 Dunk, earl of Halifax), 62:178, 180 345, 348, 364; S. Dorr letters to, 187- Dix, James A., 70:318 Dodd, Winifred Hyde (Mrs. E. Merrick), Donation. for potables, 75:146 190, 192-194, 196-203, 205-221, 224- Dix, Gen. John Adams, 65:80, 68:319, 327, 70:288, 289 Donation of 1879, Winthrop Papers, 80:64, 243, 245-246, 255-265, 273-281, 283- 70:84, 85n Doddridge, Rev. Philip, Memoirs, 61:233; of r88o, 80:64, of 1924, 8o:66 286, 290-292, 297-300, 300-303, 305- Dix, John Alden, 68:400, 402 Family Expositor, 61:247; The Rise and Donnason Donnison. See Donaldson 306, 309-318, 322-328, 334, 341-345, Dixey, Capt. , 69:167 Progress of Religion, 77:167 Donor, anonymous, gift, 78:183 349-350, 351-352, 354, 356-357 Dixey, Capt. Thomas, 69:182 Dodge, shipmaster, 67:228, 246, Doolittle, Benjamin, A Short Narrative, Dorr, Jonathan, 67:206, 259, 284, 304, 327, Dixie, R. McGill on, 78:50-62 248, 250, 264 62.108 348 Dixon, George Washington, 67:439 Dodge, Mrs. Cleveland H., silver purchase, A Door of Hope, 67:30 Dorr, Joseph, 67:186, 189, 200, 205, 207, Dixon, John, & Alexander Purdie, Virginia 71:501-502 Dorato, , doge of Venice, 69:17 208, 22I, 222, 245, 255, 256, 260, 266, Gazette, 76:4-5, 8, 15-16 Dodge, Mrs. Edward S., gifts, 65:360, 391 Dorchester, England, 69:58, 82 280, 282, 287, 297, 300, 303, 304, 321, Dixwell, Epes Sargent, 62:214, 68:452 Dodge, Ernest Stanley, 68:516, 70:315, Dorchester, Mass., West Parish, 65:77; 322, 323, 332, 348, 364; S. Dorr letters Dixwell, Dr. John, B. Adams' friend, 323, 338, 347, 350, 71:475, 75:141; Res- church, inquiry council minutes, 74:113 to, 67:187-190, 192-194, 196-203, 205- 80:97-98 ident Member, 68:507; Council, 69:485, Dorchester Adventurers (Company, Fish- 221, 224-243, 245-246, 255-265, 273- Dnieper River, 68:408, 410, 412, 413, 414 70:309, 328; Nominating Committee, ing Company), 62:366, 64:4, 69:61 281, 283-286, 290-292, 297-300, 300- Doane, 63:562 7o:359; L. W. Jenkins memoir, 73:107- Dore. 63:567 303, 305-306, 309-318, 322-328, 334, Dobbs, Arthur, N.C. gov., 62:111 109; sponsor, 76:176; "Fiji Trader," Dorr. Abigail Cunningham (Mrs. Ebene- 341-345, 349-350, 351-352, 354, 356- Dobson, Clara B., gifts, 61:1, 2, 62:111, 78:3-19, 152 zer), 67:178 357 64:127 Dodge, George, 67:175; B. Blyth portrait, Dorr, Andrew C., 67:186, 188, 204, 206, Dorr, Lucinda, 67:256 Dobson, William, 68:100 71:89 207, 212, 235, 237, 240, 243, 260, 268, Dorr, Lucinda Davis (Mrs. William), Dock Square, Boston, O. Carleton MS map, Dodge, Grenville M., 70:321 273, 281, 285, 297, 298, 299, 309, 312, 67:256 78:184 Dodge, Gen. Henry, 68:287n 316-317, 321-325, 335, 336, 338, 340- Dorr, Lucretia, 67:245, 281, 297, 298 "Dr. Bray's Proposals for the Incourage- Dodge, Lydia Herrick (Mrs. George), B. 342, 350, 352, 357; S. Dorr letters to, Dorr, Lydia Allen (Mrs. Sullivan), 67:179 ment of Religion and Learning in the Blyth portrait, 71:89-90 67:204-205, 221-222, 251-253, 265-267, Dorr, Nathaniel, 67:327 Foreign Plantations-A Bibliographical Dodge, William E., quoted, 73:73 300, 319-328, 334, 341-345, 349-350, Dorr, Samuel A., 67:253, 259, 260, 284, Note," L. C. Wroth, 65:518-534 Dodge-Preston papers, 69:470; additions, 361-364; heirs, French spoliation claims, 301, 302, 303-304, 321, 348 "The Doctored Letters of John Adams," 72:486 72:462 C. Warren, 68:160-170 Dodsley, James, 61:275n Dorr. Ebenezer, Sr., 67:178, 205, 206-207, Dorr, Sullivan, sketch, 67:178-179; letters (ed. H. Corning), 67:179-364, to: Alex- Doctors' Commons, 69:233 Dodsley's Letters, 61:267 261, 281, 297, 345, 363; ander owners, 67:247-248, 249-250, J. Dorr Family Papers. us N-1132: Bl.f.1 7 Rec 5th the Augusta s 1868. Dear I arve you an aprology for delaying uniting you in to you ver y acceptable gratefying com- minicion of the 20th celt the matter sent to my me/shew Eben off owe, of who you had some anxiety about, cover deely see Cy him, as I have been advised by his fathermy only living brother. my father, (She was a odden conden Amndle in his expectation, the coldu- nep of clearine if againit Luebee in 177% loan much / lease with ther/fact of the then tendery, & afternous to unt, in about 1882, he removed to Back, of them le Hallowell, where lee occided tele the day of his death, save the lad three year, when he was with me here at auguster I add to this the name of his clidden L. circum stency of then lives, which will offord you a 2i. 35 general dear of the family is. to various fermerly followed the haid in his boyhood relations. was in the she another one mey Inde Elen's William Dorr born 1757. did1840 of 83 ohifs. He left a family of some hay dezer, woo Jane Partridge, his wife, dud19498 89 reside in Hoide, Rebdy deniy the lute war, bhildren: much of there Richard moutgomery died 1856 of 75 Brother Insept, who reiedy with his William " 1811 In Ebery we Denut, gover had three you Ebeneger " 1846 and Here daughters. deoughty Joseph, living in Joue ago 79 servive, of the sam Elev, befac men tend James 1/100/831 is avery likely daughty refected fame 1/1/20 Ann Plymptantsan Page) 73 other,(an smart, intellectual fellow,) cow John qj°69 the Profestant Edeter of the Dubugue Horder, Jane (M"Low) aj 67 but when the rebetter bache out he went into the any, L finally was made Colonel x of a Rest my brother nichard m. resided in Waternle, of Cavelry, which by his every he services in a He had one sand one daughterboth of when and very sterl then in down after going things alive-one in Waterder, the the in Exites N.H. all thow terrible cambaiges, berry wonder torce, Brother William (cafitain of a stich, reid at just before the Accouncing of see, & with Thoney Macow of consumption in 1811, left a a daughter, have entered Miacon, he was taken surdarly new un Edwind B. Boardman, marchant with consestive didy, and passed away. He in Boston- - Brother Elen dud in Horder he nates an office of great must gellantry, and was marhell of the Twitery dofterns Shery had it please God to have shand his life of the County where he suidul (Puracola) He would have fillure a large sheee n the 5th 4 public eye - my brother Jany I am much in twentul aged about 18mo. scttlece in Little fales N.Y. where he there is no one of an family becomy did learning some for daughter and adoptic two dons, all of whom g. believe oride our name beride mys M, and my faster in that virtually Lane will lids, " as son Guye W.- N.B. the have have no the day my is. by sate Am P. children the married 43 year-Addit (m Page) a incloned recides m Forbour two, agid L boy, Golta of when all received Live man us. on daughter (Mr Chase) mass-ha form deughtung, two spinstry has a days the sym Md, a darling child with her-one mani in Bayer,and to us- the 8 on is juice manudihis an one manni in Hanmenton M z -If abothery di Ger wif-all night you would just-take the cans d go out to Forbers (althitaetry inllage) [an g industand Cy you happy and call upon her, she water be very lineage is tread back lotter may very glad to see you, L inform you of in which See within ame our them one family somewhet better then 2 cen Edward Dors married Elezabeth Hawley, She has the olde family biblet recordian who was the daughter of Dorothy Lamb, to her y would refer you as to myself, what and the daughter of Doretty / who which come next in the line the second we of Thomas thatstry Lamh] My Sertic you the younged of the Gu Cranch of the family have not been family (now lve Low) seriesy in trabeller, very problem of cheddres, six beny the has one daughier - Fortes- whom hinda maximum , is a lauger at Bethel a the State, ww g shoke le Mr hyroham the other has are chide named golen Dor, in whom Sunday of you as requete, and she Leemed 6 1868 Fet3 much pleased that you have not John Dorr Esq. forgettes her, and wished me accurey Augusta Maine. 204 an his hind remembrance r regard Son of William Dorr of Maine She is a pretty sment Lady wathing to muting from a du taser which many younger huncers would hiscate to same She lines alone in her own house, prefering it li lurry with he che lever, as I ping meet Rd here do with many thanks fory an great hairs in furnishing we with a hepe which g highly preice shall carifully presence Ir be handmitted down and decly reading and helping yet to have the please of waiting on you, 2 an Dr madam to your oft put John Dong 4 pgsx 50 : 2.00 First Name RONARD MHS Photocopy Last Name EPP Request Form Please use a separate form for each collection. Collection Name Call Number Box Number DORR FAMILY Paper Ms. N-1132 1 Description of item, such as letter (with author & recipient), deed, etc. Date of the item # of pages Folder # or title 1 John Dorr ES2., Augusta 2/3/68 3 SULLIVAN DORR, AN EARLY CHINA BY E MERCHANT. the Consul, Samuel S1 EXTRACTS FROM A NOTEBOOK KEPT BY HIM for America, appointe- prestige and with his IN CANTON, 1801. the latter part of his st By HOWARD CORNING. such firms, among othe and Ives, Israel Th Sullivan Dorr, from whose notebook the following facts he left Canton, he m and settled in that tov and information are taken, was born in Boston, October 12, 1778, the tenth child and seventh son of Ebenezer prominent and influer Dorr and Abigail Cunningham. The father Ebenezer, in He was president ( his early years lived in Roxbury, as had his forebears, pany and a trustee o the Providence Journi and there practiced the trade of a currier. Shortly after his marriage in 1763, he moved to Boston and according or deserved a higher to the Boston Directory was still a leather dresser. Later that make up a manly he was scheduled as a merchant and even before the Revo- teous in his manner, k lution he had become interested in shipping. After the by all who knew him well." Revolution, Ebenezer was one of the early Boston mer- chants to be interested in the sea-otter trade in the North Three books are in West Coast of the continent of North America. The con- Dorr's life in Canton. sequence of this trade was that in order to dispose of his copies of his outbound furs, he had to sail to Canton and in payment for them references to the trad take teas, nankins, silks and whatever other commodities dies and rascalities he could find there which were marketable in the United third book is mostly States. his successor and con At first this trade was conducted by the captain or the expenses and fee supercargo; however, in 1799, the Dorr family evidently description of the kin decided to send young Sullivan to Canton, where he ar- It is from the last na rived in August, 1799, after a passage of 178 days. He are taken: stayed there about three and one-third years. With some Ponkequa N° 1 $30,000 he had made in China he returned to the United Mouqua 2 States having chartered a vessel, loaded her with tea, and Yenqua : taken her to the continent of Europe in which adventure Puequa I he apparently succeeded in adding to his growing fortune. Chunoqua Young Dorr went out to Canton paying his own way and Ponqua ( with an agreement to have 3% of all business transacted Nuequa for the family. This percentage did not much more than Conseequa take care of his expenses but after he had been there one Geoqua ) F year or so, other houses confided cargoes to his care and Cheequa ) h (158) Chunequa ) W Chunckqua) I 7-17-03 CaB Borrower: HC7 18 Call #: F72.E7 E81 ILL Lending String: NHM / NHUUHA Location: DIMOND LEVEL 2 BOUND PERS Patron: Library director Journal Title: Essex Institute historical collections. Mail I Charge Volume: 78 Issue: Maxcost: $10IFM Month/Year: 1942Pages: 158-75 Shipping Address: Manchester/Southern NH Univ./Shapiro Lib Article Author: Interlibrary Loan/Shapiro Library 2500 River Rd Article Title: Corning/Sullivan Dorr; An early United Manchester, NH 03106 China MErchant Fax: Ariel: Imprint: Salem, Mass. ; Essex Institute Press, 18 WHN IN ILL Number: 7762390 University of New Hampshire ILL RUSH 18 Library Way Durham, NH 03824-3592 BY HOWARD CORNING 159 VA the Consul, Samuel Snow of Rhode Island, when he left for America, appointed him vice-consul. This gave him [IM prestige and with his acquired knowledge of the trade in the latter part of his stay, we find him corresponding with such firms, among others, as J. and T. H. Perkins, Brown and Ives, Israel Thorndike and John Heard. After he left Canton, he married Lydia Allen of Providence ing facts and settled in that town where he died March 3, 1858, a October prominent and influential man. Ebenezer He was president of the Washington Insurance Com- nezer, in pany and a trustee of Brown University. A writer in orebears, the Providence Journal said, "No man among us enjoyed tly after or deserved a higher reputation for the sterling quality .ccording that make up a manly character. Inflexibly honest, cour- : Later teous in his manner, kind in his feelings, he was respected he Revo- by all who knew him and beloved by all who knew him After the well." ton mer- Three books are in existence which refer to Sullivan e North Dorr's life in Canton. Two of them are books containing The con- copies of his outbound correspondence and are filled with se of his references to the trade, to ships and their captains, trage- for them dies and rascalities that occurred in the Pacific. The modities third book is mostly a memorandum book made up for e United his successor and contains a variety of information from the expenses and fees which had to be incurred, to the ptain or description of the kind of teas and prices of commodities. evidently It is from the last named book that the following extracts e he ar- are taken ys. He Ponkequa N° 1 ith some Eight Security Merchants Com- ) United Mouqua 2 posing the Hong. Who derive Yenqua 3 their priority from Aage only tea, and Puequa 4 (mean in business) Iventure Chunoqua 5 fortune. Ponqua 6 way and ansacted Nuequa 7 ore than Conseequa 8 Geoqua ) Four head linquests they here one Cheequa ) have many servants or pursers are and Chunequa ) who assist and attend to Chunckqua) Erupe & American 160 SULLIVAN DORR, AN EARLY CHINA MERCHANT Canton China May 2nd 1801 meaning James Oliver's Expenses in going down to Macao given th d Congo Chop or Permission 170. Unki d c from wb D° Boat 55. 225. diately 1 it loses : d Moll Comeshaw to Manderins at Chinui 16. Confu. Hongshan 2. adultera Chinshaw 4. 361.37 Outside " Whapin Macao 16. Inside " well as 14. is a tru Boat Coolys unlading 16. Boat hire and Sund 2.37 70.37 Bohea P Ukon Duties on furniture Wines &c &c 66. Inde troduced Black Teas Memo" of variety Pakhoo Means white hare or bearded leaf and is the Besic flower of the shrub, and superior to any Blk Tea. is many Pouchong Pou is paper, chong is tea, meaning tea put or parti up in paper of first quality Souchong. of whic Padry Souch Takes it name from being cured by the long lea priests in the Province of Bohea, and is taken off the tied up shrub after a dew has fallen early in the morning before shrub o the sun rises. Very little of this tea is to be had being accordi: confind in growth to a few mountains. on whi Garmchong. A kind of Souchong of a superior qual- the best ity and scarce owing to its growing in places difficult of An A access. Souchong. Sou means fine Chong tea. or why Echong Samchong Chowloo China names for the how va Three shrubs which compose comm. Souchong, in which several is put a little Touchong & Touchure to give it a good harshn flavour. by mix Campoi Means the gleanings & fireing of the teas, it is wi next above nam'd teas and is inferior. mix'd Confoo or fu. Inferior kind of Souchong as Campoi taste o is, SO it is inferior to Campoi. Con is wages fu man, AMC[dorr[1,1017,2,3,3,1,4,1,5,1,6,1]] (114-1) Page 1 of 1 Records 114 through 114 of 169 returned. Author: Dorr, Sullivan, 1778-1858. Title: Account book and diary, 1801-1858. Description: 2 microfilm reels. Notes: Microfilm. Providence, RI : Brown University, Photographic Laboratory, 1960. 2 microfilm reels : negative, positive ; 35 mm. Original material "owned by Providence Preservation Society at the Rhode Island Historical Society. " Sullivan Dorr lived in Canton, China from 1800 to 1804, then returned to Providence, Rhode Island. Memorandum book dated at Canton, 1801, gives details on doing business with Chinese, and details on tea varieties. Account book of family expenses 1819-1858. Diary and bills relating to construction of Dorr's house in Providence date from 1809 to 1812; includes orders, bills, receipts, for wages and materials, for painting, etc.; includes floor plan of house at 109 Benefit Street, Providence, RI. Letters re: son at Phillips Exeter Academy, 1818-20. Subjects: Finance, Personal. House construction -- Rhode Island -- Providence. Providence (R.I.) -- Social life and customs. Canton (China) -- Social life and customs. Phillips Exeter Academy -- Students. Bills (financial). ftamc Orders. ftamc Receipts. ftamc Diaries. ftamc Account books. ftamc Architectural drawings. ftamc Letters. ftamc Merchants. aat Location: The Winterthur Library: Joseph Downs Collection of Manuscripts and Printed Ephemera, Winterthur, DE 19735. Control No. DEWV89-A161 Tagged display I Previous Record | Next Record Brief Record Display | New Search This display was generated by the CNIDR Web-Z39.50 gateway, version 1.08, with Library of Congress Modifications. http://lcweb.loc.gov/cgi-bin/zgate?pre.../rlinamc4.html,zinc.rlg.org,200%26AUTH%3drlinam 1/14/2004 lof3 DETROIT PUBLIC LIBRARY 5201 WOODWARD AVENUE, DETROIT, MICHIGAN, 48202 (313) 833-1000 NANCY SKOWRONSKI Interim Director Ronald H. Epp 08 July 2003 Shapiro Library Southern New Hampshire University Manchester, NH 03106 Attention Mr. Epp: The scope of the Ebenezer Dorr papers is quite modest, it is contained in one "wallet". We have enclosed an inventory of the Dorr papers. As you can see, most of the Dorr collection has also been microfilmed. If you wish, you can make an interlibrary loan request for the Ebenezer Dorr papers contained on BHC #4 microfilm. Sincerely, Ali John Gibson, (J.G. Archivist Burton Historical Collection FINDING AIDS 2083 EBENEZER DORR PAPERS ON MICROFILM NO. 4 1) 1793 Articles of Agreement between William Rogers and Ebenezer Oct. 1 Dorr of the first part, and Peter Peterson of the second part, for fur trading in the Isles of St. Paul. 1 p. - 1 neg. (50/) 1793 Articles of agreement between Rogers and Dorr of the first Oct. 1 part and William Foster of the second part, for fur trad- ing in the Isles of St. Paul. 1 p. - 1 neg. (50) 3) 1793 Articles of agreement between Rogers and Dorr of the first Oct. 1 part, and Joshua Roberts of the second part, for fur trading in the Isles of St. Paul. 1 p. - neg. (50/) 1795 Account of the outfits of the ship Otter ... for the north July-Aug. west coast of America. 4 p. = 2 neg. ($1.00) 5) 1795 Letter, Ebenezer Dorr, Sr. to Ebenezer Dorr, Jr., re prep- July 7 arations for "the voyage." 2 p. - 2 neg. ($1.00) 6) *1795 Letter, Ebenezer Dorr, Sr. to Ebenezer Dorr, Jr., re sailing Aug. 20 orders for the voyage to China on the ship Otter. 4 P. . 2 neg. ($1.00) 7) 1795 Letter, Ebenezer Dorr, Sr. to Ebenezer Dorr, Jr., re Sept. 28 additional instructions for the voyage to China on the ship Otter. 3 p. * 2 neg. ($1.00) 1796 Letter, Ebenezer Dorr, Sr., to Ebenezer Dorr, Jr., re Mar. 12 instructions for the voyage to China on the Ship Otter, and family news. 4 p. w 2 neg. ($1.00) ?) 1797 Letter, J. Norvel to Ebenezer Dorr, Jr., re threatened Feb. 14 seizure of the ship Otter by Capt. Broughton, H. M. N. 2 p. - 1 neg. (50) 10) n. d. Letter, Ebenezer Dorr, Sr. to Ebenezer Dorr, Jr., re 1795? preparations for the voyage to China on the ship Otter. 2 p. 2 neg. 11) 1799 Passport issued by Secretary of State of Massachusetts to Sept. 30 William Dorr for travel to the Orient. 1 p. - 1 neg. (500c) Two 12) 1797 Receipt for goods shipped from China on the ship Otter. Mar. 26 2 P, a 2 neg. ($1.00) n. d. Copy of a letter from Ebenezer Dorr, Jr. s?s to D. B. Broughton mmtilated, re Broughton's threat to seize the ship Otter. 6 p. . 4 neg. ($2.00) Omitted from microfilm. comp. by DVM Oct.15, 1953 EBENEZER DOBR PAPERS on MICROFILE No. 4 1) 1793 Articles of Agreement between William Rogers and Oct. 1 Ebenezer Dorr of the first part, and Peter Peter- son of the second part, for fur trading in the Isles of St. Paul. 1 p. 2) 1793 Articles of agreement between Rogers and Dorr of Oct. 1 the first part and William Foster of the second part, for fur trading in the Isles of St. Paul. 1 p. 3) 1793 Articles of agreement between Rogers and Dorr of the Oct. 1 first part, and Joshua Roberts of the second part, for fur trading in the Isles of St. Paul. 1 p. 4) 1795 Account of the outfits of the ship Otter for the July-Aug. north west coast of America. 4 p. 5) 1795 Letter, Ebenezer Dorr, Sr. to Ebenezer Dorr, Jr., re July 7 preparations for "the voyage." 2 p. 6) *1795 Letter, Ebenezer Dorr, Sr. to Ebenezer Dorr, Jr., re Aug. 20 sailing orderx for the voyage to China on the ship Otter. 4 p. 7) 1795 Letter. Ebenezer Dorr, Sr. to Ebenezer Dorr, Jr., re Sept. 28 additional instructions for the voyage to China on the ship Otter. 3 p. 8) 1796 Letter, Ebenezer Dorr, Sr., to Ebenezer Dorr, Jr., re Mar. 12 instructions for the voyage to China on the ship Otter, and family news. 4 P. 9) 1797 Letter, J. Norvel to Ebenezer Dorr, Jr., re threatened Feb. 14 seizure of the ship Otter by Capt. Broughton, H.M.N. 2 p. 10) n. d. Letter, Ebenezer Dorr, Sr. to Ebenezer Dorr, Jr., re 1795? preparations for the voyage to China on the ship Otter. 2 D. 11) 1799 Passport issued by Secretary of State of Massachusetts Sept. 30 to William Dorr for travel to the Orient. 1 p. Omitted from nicrofilm 3 of 3 12) 1797 Two receipts for goods shipped from China on the Mar. 26 ship Otter. 2 p. 13) n. d. Copy of a letter from Ebenezer Dorr, Jr. sis to D. B. Broughton emutilated. re Broughton's threat to soize the ship Otter. 6 p. comp. by DVM Oct. 15, 1953 FirstSearch: WorldCat List of Records Page 1 of 3 LC FirstSearch SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE UNIV WorldCat List of Records Click on a title to see the detailed record. Click on a checkbox to mark a record to be e-mailed or printed in Marked Records. WorldCat Hot Topics: Select a topic to search: Staff View Options Comments Exit Home Databases Searching Results Hide tips List of Records Detailed Record Marked Records Go to page WorldCat results for: ti: dorr WorldCat Sort Related Related Limit E-mail Print Export Help and ti: family. Subjects Authors Records found: 14 Rank by: Number of Libraries Books etc. Articles Journal Articles Reference Resources Previous Searches Find related: (WorldCat) (ArticleFirst) (ECO) (WorldAlmanac) 1 Prev Next All Books Archival Visual 14 10 3 1 Limit results: Any Audience Any Content Any Format Search 1. Some branches of the Dorr family tree. 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Current database: WorldCat Total Libraries: 1 E-mail Print Return Help http://firstsearch.oclc.org/WebZ/FSFETCH?fetchtype=holdings:next=html/holdings.html:ba.. 7/7/2003 C.1 Page 1 of 2 ABIGAIL: The Online Catalog of the Massachusetts Historical Society Database Search Headings Titles Library Home Help History Exit Database Name: Massachusetts Historical Society Search Request: Keyword = dorr Search Results: Displaying 20 of 76 entries previous next Full Record Brief Display Table of Contents Linked Resources MARC Format Dorr family papers, Relevance: Database: Massachusetts Historical Society Format: Manuscripts Call number(s): Dorr Family Author/Creator: Dorr family. Title: Dorr family papers, 1684-1887. Physical Description: 1 folder. Scope: Merchant family of Boston, Mass. Contains items concerning the schooner Amelia (1787); sloop Lucretia (1792); and snow Pacific Trader (1799-1801), commanded by Samuel B. Edes on a sealing and trading expedition to Canton, China with William Dorr as supercargo. Includes correspondence of William. his brothers. father wife and children, particulariv of teacher Elizabeth Dorr with pupils and family. Also, a copy of a 1684 deed from Sachem Oneco to the Mohegan Indians for land in Connecticut to hold in perpetuity; an 1862 manuscript poem by Charles G. Ames; and genealogical notes on the Dorr family. Finding aids available: Unpublished guide in the Library Some items are individually described in the MHS manuscript catalog. Subject(s) Amelia (Schooner) Lucretia (Sloop) Pacific Trader (Snow) Fur trade. Indians of North America-Land transfers. Merchants-Massachusetts-Boston. Mohegan Indians-Land tenure. Poetrv. Real property-Connecticut. Teachers. Women teachers China trade. Indians of North America-By name-Oneco, Sachem of the Mohegans. Canton (China)-Commerce-United States. United States-Commerce-China-Canton Other Author(s): Ames, Charles Gordon. 1828-1912. Dorr, Elizabeth, b. 1804 Dorr. William, 1764-1844 Edes, Samuel Barrett. Brother of Samid Cors (1774-1844) ? Oneco, Sachem. There are no Attachments for this record http://../Pwebrecon.cgi?vl=20&ti=11,20&CNT=10+records+per+page&FT=dor&PID=4659&SEQ=20020708110914&SID78/2002 OLUCWorldCat[AND(mix[1,1001,4,6]dorr[1,1016,4,6])](23-1) Page 1 of 1 Records 23 through 23 of 66 returned. Author: Dorr family. Title: Dorr family French spoliation claims, 1796-1889. Description: 1 box. Notes: Papers collected by heirs of Boston, Mass. shipping merchant Andrew C. Dorr related to French spoliation claims made for merchandise lost during the 1799-1801 quasi-war with France. (Claims were made for the ships Eliza, Jane and Rebecca). . Includes manuscript transcriptions of inventories, bills of lading and court decisions, 1796-1889; letters received by Francis Dorr from attorney P.E. Tucker regarding progress of the claims, 1885-89; and printed proceedings of Congressional decisions regarding the claims, 1884-89. Subjects: Eliza (Ship) Jane (Ship) Rebecca (Ship) French spoliation claims. Shipping -- Massachusetts -- Boston. Other authors: Dorr, Andrew C. Dorr, Francis. Tucker, P. E. Control No. : ocm51272962 Tagged display | Previous Record | Next Record I Brief Record Display | New Search This display was generated by the CNIDR Web-Z39.50 gateway, version 1.08, with Library of Congress Modifications. http://lcweb.loc.gov/cgi-bin/zgate?pr.../oclcmss3.html,zcat.oclc.org,210%26AUTH%3doclcms 7/1/2004 THE DORRS OF RHODE ISLAND. New York Times (1857-Current file): Nov 17, 1884; ProQuest Historical Newspapers The New York Times pg.2 THE DORRS OF RHODE ISLAND. A writer in the Providence Journal tells this anecdote of the late Sullivan Dorr: When his brother, Gov. Dorr, in his little civil war more than 40 years ago, was mustering his forces to seize the city of Providence, Sullivan Dorr, his father. and two uncles were members of the military company which guarded the arsenal. One of his comrades said to Sullivan: It can't be possible that your brother intends to fire on this building when he knows that you, his father, and his uncles are all in it?' He looked up calmly while be said, Ned, I guess you are not acquainted with the breed. " Reproduced with permission of the copyright owner. Further reproduction prohibited without permission. OLUCWorldCat[AND(mix[1,1001,4,6]dorr[1,1016,4,6])](54-1) Page 1 of 2 Cheek july Records 54 through 54 of 66 returned. Author: Dorr, Elizabeth, 1804-1870. Title: Elizabeth Dorr diaries, 1835-1859. Description: 1 narrow box. Notes: Diaries kept by school teacher Elizabeth Dorr of Dorchester (later Boston), Mass. detailing daily life in Dorchester, work as a tutor for Robert Swain on Naushon Island, and travel to New Bedford, Mass., Maine and New Hampshire, 1835-42, 1848-50, 1854-55, 1859. Diaries describe social life on Naushon Island with the Forbes and Endicott families, 1835-36; visiting friends and relatives in Dorchester including the Lemist, Grinnell, Swain, and Russell families, 1836-50; religious observations; travel by steamboat to Maine, 1840; travel by train with Joseph Grinnell, George T. Baker, and Abigail Osgood to New Bedford to visit former students, 1842; and visits to the Worcester Insane Asylum, Hartford School for the Deaf, 1842, and Perkins School for the Blind, 1854. Elizabeth never married and her later diary entries detail her daily life in a boarding house, 1854-55, 1859. Throughout the diaries Elizabeth expresses her interest in gardening and horticulture. Subjects: Baker, George T. Endicott family. Forbes family. Grinnell, Joseph, 1788-1885. Grinnell family. Lemist family. Osgood, Abigail. Russell family. Swain, Robert, 1823-1844. Swain family. American School, at Hartford, for the Deaf. Perkins Institution and Massachusetts School for the Blind. Worcester Insane Hospital. Boardinghouses - - Massachusetts. Horticulture. Religious thought -- Massachusetts -- Dorchester. Single women. Teachers Diaries. Tutors and tutoring -- Diaries. Dorchester (Boston, Mass.) -- Social life and customs. Maine -- Description and travel. Naushon Island (Mass.) New Bedford (Mass. -- Description and travel. New Hampshire -- Description and travel. Control No. : ocm51272967 http://lcweb.loc.gov/cgi-bin/zgate?pr.../oclcmss3.html,zcat.oclc.org,210%26AUTH%3doclcms 7/1/2004 Record View 1 Page 1 of 2 ABIGAIL: The Online Catalog of the Massachusetts Historical Society Database Search Headings Titles Library Home Help History Exit Database Name: Massachusetts Historical Society Search Request: Subject = Pacific Trader (Snow) Search Results: Displaying 3 of 3 entries previous next Full Record Brief Display Table of Contents Linked Resources MARC Format Samuel Barrett Edes papers, Database: Massachusetts Historical Society Format: Manuscripts Call number(s): S.B. Edes Author/Creator: Edes, Samuel Barrett. Title: Samuel Barrett Edes papers, 1799-1801. Physical Description: 1 folder. Scope: Letters and papers of Samuel B. Edes, captain of the snow Pacific Trader, owned by William and Sullivan Dorr, merchants in Canton. China; and by their brothers John and Joseph Dorr, merchants in Boston, Mass. Most of the letters are written to Sullivan Dorr by Edes, and concern the physical condition of the snow and her cargo as she lay in Macao harbor (1801). Also, cargo lists (1801) consigned to John and Joseph in Boston. A crew list (1799) and letter of William Dorr from Lima, Peru (1800) are included. Local notes: Old shelf mark: 029.16. Subject(s): Pacific Trader (Snow) to Merchants-China-Canton, Merchants-Massachusetts-Boston. Ship captains China trade. China-Commerce-United States. United States-Commerce-China. Other Author(s): Dorr, John, 1770-1855. Dorr. Joseph, 1767-1831. Dorr, Sullivan, 1778-1858. Dorr, William, 1764-1844 There are no Attachments for this record. previous next Save Options Format Type Save Text File PRINTE SAVE MARC Format e-mail Enter E-Mail address: webrecon.cgi?vl=3&ti=1,3&SC=Subject&PID=4659&SA=Pacific+Tradert(Snow)&HC=3&SEQ=20020708111734&SID=7/8/2002 5/9/2015 MINERVA/MHS M MINERVA Author Cobb, Miriam Dorr. Title Genealogical history of the Dore, Door, Doore, Dorr family and allied Book ancestors / by Miriam Dorr Cobb. Publisher Canoga Park, Calif. : M.D. Cobb, 1974 Copies LOCATION CALL NO. STATUS Me Hist Soc Stacks GD73.1 LIBR USE ONLY Physical ca. 140 p. : geneal. tables ; 29 cm. Description Note Includes index. Subject Dorr family. Dore family. http://minerva.maine.edu/search~S24?/YMary+Gray+Ward+Dorr&searchscope=24&SORT=D/YMary+Gray+Ward+Dorr&searchscope=24&SORT=D&SUB.. 1/1