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Sargent Family
This collection contains 6 photographs, 1 of them framed and the rest mounted on card with handwriting on verso. One of the framed photographs is dated 1863 and depicts a large house. The collection also contains a framed crest for the Sargent family. The writings detail the geneology of the Sargent family. The names of various ancestors are listed, alongside baptism dates, death dates, and notes on buildings associated with the family, including All Saints' Church. The handwritten notes are dated 1888.
Sargent
Show off your last name and family heritage with this Sargent coat of arms and family crest shield notebook journal. Great birthday, diary, or family reunion gift for people who love ancestry, genealogy, and family trees.
Sargent Family
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Sargent Family Papers
Chiefly genealogical material, including letters, biographical sketches, charts, research notes, and other historical material, relating to the Sargent family; and personal correspondence, legal documents, newspaper clippings, memorabilia, photos, and other papers, of family members. Includes genealogical material on the Collier, Collins, Gibbs, Hotchkiss, Jones, Lewis, Miles, Murray, Norton, Oaks, Peck, and Purinton families. Persons represented include Ziegler Sargent, vice president and treasurer of Sargent and Company, a hardware manufacturer (chiefly locks and keys) in New Haven, Conn., whose avocation was genealogy, and Aaron Sargent (1822-1913), Somerville, Mass., and John Sargent (b. 1839), of Chicago, Ill., co-authors of Sargent Genealogy (1895).
Sargent Genealogy
Excerpt from Sargent Genealogy: Hugh Sargent, of Courteenhall, Northamptonshire, and His Descendants in England; William Sargent, of Malden, New England, and His Descendants in America The Genealogy of the Sargent Family, descendants of William, of Malden, Mass, was published in 1858. Prior to its publication every effort was made by direct search that ingenuity could suggest to learn whence came the progenitor of the family, but without avail. To learn the location of our ancestors in England, and to ascertain their social position, was much to be desired. Twenty Seven years later, however, it was discovered that our forefather came from Northampton, in England. About the Publisher Forgotte...
