What's here

• Reports: I've consolidated all my reports into the main one, the Pane-Joyce report. There were some good reasons to keep them separate, but it's much less work when there's only one report. It includes ancestors and their near relatives from New England, New York, Ohio, and Michigan, as well as a few in England and many in the Nethterlands.

  I started posting this on the web in 1997, and it is reposted from my Reunion database once or twice a year.

• Resources:
  1. I'm working on preparing the Vital Records of Scituate, MA, to 1850 for the web. There are about 900 printed pages. I've got about 400 so far.
  2. The 1790 Census for Scituate, MA
  3. John Smalley of Eastham, MA, and some of his descendants, a chapter excerpted from Lora Altine Woodbury Underhill's book Descendants of Edward Small of New England
  4. a genealogy of the towns of Connecticut
  5. a map of Blue Point and Dunstan, Scarborough, Maine
  6. Beer's Atlas of Saratoga County, New York, 1866. town maps including landowners' homes.
  7. Some maps drawn by L. Vernon Briggs for his 1889 History of Shipbuilding on North River are here on line.
  8. I have (May 2000) scanned and edited the Records of the Reformed Dutch Church of Albany, New York, marriage and baptismal records 1683-1809.
  9. Biography of Rev. Grindal Rawson (1659-1715), second minister of the Church of Christ in Mendon, MA, by Sarah L. Staples.

• Ancestor charts: I have prepared a few ancestor charts for those who are interested and one long but brief ancestor table

Genealogists at work
At the library of MSOG, the Massachusetts Society of Genealogists (The MSOG library has been closed and its holdings transferred to the Worcester Public Library.)

Thanks

I'd like to thank
• My sister and brother-in-law, Bobbi and Rob Schirado, for getting me interested in genealogy.

• The Massachusetts Society of Genealogists

• The Worcester Public Library, in Worcester, MA, has some very good resources concerning Massachusetts and other parts of New England.

• The New England Historic Genealogical Society in Boston.

Software

In October, 1997, I got my first version of Reunion (version 5.0), from Leister Productions, Inc. I find it to be a very powerful database program, one of the best I've seen. I've been posting here to the web since November, 1997. My only complaint is that it is slow.

Contact the authors

Please access the contact page for more information.

D. Pane-Joyce
http://aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/