EUGENICS SURVEY INFORMATION
References to Negro Ancestry
1.
“Their
oral conditions are extremely inaccurate.”
In part, this statement might have had some merit, but not always.
2.
“Many
members of the family today have no idea as to their own ages, much less as to
the dates and places of their own births.”
3.
“It
is not known whether “Old Antoine” had Negro
blood or not” but there is no question that most, if not ...
Well, the Negroid physical characteristic's being observed by Ms. Abbott and others where these Phillips family members traveled to, or stayed at, wasn't a figment of someone's imagination ... then again, back in 1926-1935 Ms. Abbott didn't have a computer or a DNA test kit either!
4.
“…
all of his children had Negro
blood.” It is of course possible that it was his wife who brought the…
5.
“
… Negro blood into the family.”
Obviously, Ms. Harriet Abbott did not attempt to become aware or to research, any further than she had to, by visiting the Phillips family themselves, and or those that had or were interacted or observing this family. She clearly had no idea who Catherine Cadaive who had married to Antoine Phillips was, let alone her parentage.
Negro: a member of a dark-skinned group of peoples originally native to Africa south of the Sahara.
i.e. relating to black people.
6.
“Antoine Phillips Jr. was commonly known
as ‘Black Phillips’ …”
He did not marry to Aurelia Dube; rather, the maiden name is in fact, Violi. Aurélie Marie Violi was the daughter of Joseph Violi and Marie Ann Audet dit LeMay.
7.
“
… a mulatto family by the name of
Prince … looked upon as colored
people …”
8.
“Jane
(nee: Phillips) Peters, daughter of Antoine Phillips and Catherine Emery dit
Coderre on her Death Record she is recorded as being ‘colored’ …”
Mary Jane Phillips married to George Lyman Peters, who was of Hinesburg, Chittenden County, Vermont
9.
“Ruth
Peters, having stayed with her grandmother Jane (nee: Phillips) Peters. In the
Vermont Industrial school record, it is recorded that Ruth’s father, is ‘colored.’”
10.“Peter Phillips Sr. was part Negro. On his Death Certificate in Peacham, VT he is recorded
as ‘colored.’ He was very distinctly
Negroid in appearance.”
11.“ … “Old Pete” Phillips was part Negro …”
Indeed, consistently, he was identified as Mulatto in the historical records within Vermont.
12.“As to race, they were originally part French and Negro
…”
Again, as has been researched, the Phillips family began with Antoine Phillips (Black) and Catherine Cadaive (French).
13.“ … Peter Phillips,
[son of Peter Phillips Sr.] when interviewed in 1926 he was a large,
stout follow, big broad shouldered, with a round face and Negroid … characteristics.”
14.In Williston it is recorded that a child
Celia Phillips was born to Peter Phillips Sr. in 1859, and her color was
recorded as black.
15.“In 1926 Selina, [Peter
Phillips Sr.’s daughter], was dark
and swarthy. She had a soft voice and as she says, “Yes, missis,” her voice
and intonation remind one of the southern Negro.”
16.“After her marriage Melinda Phillips Myers
settled down and has become an unusually fine citizen. She has the good qualities of the better
class of colored people.”
17.“Melinda has a number of daughters who have
married well and she has a number of nice grandchildren. The visitor thought
that possibly she did not wish the husbands of her daughters to know about the colored blood in the family.”
18.“In 1926 Mrs. Melinda Phillips Myers was a
stout, healthy-looking woman. She was very swarthy and showed her colored blood to some extent.”
19.“In 1926 Louis and Matilda and their children
and grandchildren were living in Bald Mountain, near Greenwich, N.Y. In the
house were Louis, Matilda, all of their children, and three grandchildren. Also
Irene Phillips, daughter of Peter Phillips the second, was visiting there.
Peter the third had lived there a great deal and Peter the second made that
house his headquarters. On the day that Agent H.E.A. arrived, Peter Phillips
the second had just left there for Vermont.
a.
There
was a great variety in the color of the children. Some of them were very dark and unquestionably Negroid.
There were all grades of color. Some of those who are most apparently Negroid have gray eyes.”
20.“Jacob Phillips [son
of Peter Phillips Sr. and Eliza Way] was the first person from whom any
information of value was obtained in regard to the Phillips Pedigree … Agent
H.E.A. saw Jacob Phillips early in 1926. He is quite dark, shows his colored
blood slightly, but most people would not recognize it … The people in the
village rather laugh at Jake, take it for
granted that he is part Negro …”
21.“Mary Agnes Phillips who married Harrison
Jerome and who manifestly has colored
blood.”
22.“Mrs. Fred Mansfield of Stowe, Vt., (a
maternal cousin of Agnes although Mrs. Mansfield is a grandmother) has seen
Agnes. She says that she is very dark, has thick lips and looks as if she had Negro blood.”
23.“Stephen Bissette was born in Winooski, Vt.,
December 21, 1887. His name is given
variously as Stephen, Stanley, and George Stephen Bissette … In the birth
record of one of his children, Stephen is recorded as being colored.”
24.On page 11 of the Eugenics, "For example, they tell of some member of their tribe [meaning
family] living to be 111 years old” etc,
when there is no good evidence of that the age was as far advanced as
that."
Now, No. 24 is going to be paramount to the DISCOVERY of Antoine Phillips Sr. paternal parentage.
But the first step that I took, aside from reviewing the Eugenics Survey of Vermont, was to secure the 1850 Federal Population Census, of Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.
August 05, 1850 Highgate,
Franklin County, Vermont Census
Antoine Phillps Sr. Age 36 [Identified as B (for Black or Dark
Complexioned)] Born in Canada, Cannot Read nor Write.
Antoine
b. ca. 1814 Black Canada
Katherine
b. ca. 1820 Canada
Children:
Peter
b. ca. 1829 Mulatto Canada
Antoine
b. ca. 1834 Mulatto Canada
Michael
b. ca. 1836 Mulatto Canada
Melnas
b. ca. 1838 Mulatto Canada
Favine
b. ca. 1846 Mulatto Canada
Janett
b. ca. 1848 Mulatto Canada
While the surmised ages of the parents are 'off' and distorted, the age's for the children of this couple are 'close' and fairly accurate.
This placed them in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont. Next, I sought out Land Records:
August 25, 1845
Vermont Land
Records – Highgate Vermont
Book Volume
12
Page 506 - 507
State of
Vermont
Franklin
County
Highgate
-Warranty
Deed-
David
Skeels
To
Catherine
Philips
Know all men
by these presents that I David Skeels of
Highgate in the County of Franklin and State of Vermont for the
consideration of Two Hundred dollars paid to my full satisfaction by Catherine Philips of Highgate in the
County of Franklin and State of Vermont have given, granted, bargained and sold
and hereby do freely given, grant, bargain, sell and confirm unto the said
Catherine, her heirs and assigns forever a certain piece of land in Highgate,
County of Franklin, and State aforesaid, and described as follows, to wit: vis.
Commencing on Sheldon Line on the East side of the Road leading from Keyes Falls
to the Poor House running twelve rods north to a stake & stones
thence easterly parallel with Sheldon
Town Line, Eighty-eight rods thence turning an angle and running a
southerly course twelve rods to Sheldon
Line – thence running on Sheldon
Line to the corner of Abel Stearns
land thence turning an angle and running northerly on Abel Stevens west line so far that by turning an angle and running
to the Lot line of Lot No. 122
& thence on said line of Lot No.
122, to the place of beginning it shall contain fifteen acres of said Lot, to have and to hold said granted
premises with all the privileges and appurtenances thereof to the said Catherine Philips, her heirs and assigns, to her and
their own use and behoof forever; and that I the said David Skeels for myself
and my heirs, executors and administrators do covenant with the said Catherine Philips that until the
ensealing of these presents I am the sole owner of the premises and have good
right and title to convey the same in manner aforesaid that they are free from
every encumbrance and I hereby engage to warrant and defend the same against
all lawful claims whatever.
In witness
where I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 25th day of August
1845.
In presence
of Joseph A. Cutler, R. A. Shattuck, J. R. Goodrich
David Skeels
[L.S.]
State of Vermont} Highgate 25th, August 1845
Franklin
County} David Skeels personally appeared and acknowledged this instrument by
him sealed and subscribed to be his free act and deed.
Before me,
J. R. Goodrich, Justice of the Peace
Received for
Record 25 August 1845 at 5:00 o’clock p.m.
Attest
Benjamin Peake, Town Clerk
August 25, 1845
Vermont Land
Records – Highgate Vermont
Book Volume
12
Page 507 - 508
State of
Vermont
Franklin
County
Highgate
-Mortgage
Deed-
Antwine
Philips & Catherine Philips
To
David
Skeels
Know all men
by these presents that we Antwine Philips & Catherine Philips of Highgate
in the County of Franklin and State of Vermont in consideration of the sum of
One Hundred dollars received to our satisfaction of David Skeels of Highgate in
the County Franklin and State of Vermont the receipt whereof we do hereby
acknowledge herein given, bargained and sold and by these presents, do give,
grant, bargain, sell, alien, release, convey and confirm unto the said David
Skeels, his heirs and assigns forever:
A certain
piece or parcel of land situate lying and being in Highgate aforesaid and
described as follows, to wit:
Being fifteen acres of land off of Lot No. fifty one
[51] in the 4th division, it being the same land
this day deeded me Catherine Philips by said David Skeels. Reference being had
to said Deed from David Skeels to me Catherine Philips for a more particular
description.
To have and
to hold the above granted and bargained premises with the privileges and
appurtenances thereto belonging to the said David Skeels, his heirs and assigns
to his and his own purpose, use and behoof forever.
And we the
said Catherine Philips and Antwine for our heirs, executors and administrators
do covenant to and with the said David Skeels, his heirs, executors and
administrators and assigns, that at and until the ensealing of these presents ,
we are well seized of the premises in the fee simple; that we have good right
and lawful authority to sell and convey the same to the said Skeels in manner
and form as above written that they are free and clear of encumbrance and that
we will warrant and defend the same to the said Skeels, his heirs and assigns
against all lawful claims and demands of any person or persons whatsoever.
Provided
nevertheless that if we the said Antwine
Philips & Catherine Philips or our heirs, executors, administrators or
assigns, shall well and truly pay or cause to be paid to the said David Skeels,
his heirs, executors, administrators or assigns two certain promissory notes
bearing even date with this deed – one for the sum of forty dollars payable
three months from date – the other note for fifty dollars payable one year from
date of the last described note on interest and signed by the said Antwine
Philips & Catherine Philips & payable to David Skeels on order
according to the tenor of said notes through this deed to be void otherwise to
be and remain in force and effect.
In witness
whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 25th day of
August A.D. One Thousand Eight Hundred and forty-five.
Signed,
Sealed and delivered
In the
Presence of Joseph A. Cutler, F. R. Goodrich
Antwine his (X) mark Philips [L.S.]
Catharine her (X) mark Philips [L.S.]
State of
Vermont} Highgate 25 August Anus Domini One thousand Eight hundred and forty
five
Franklin
County s.s.} Antwine Philips & Catharine Philips, signers and sealers of
the above written instrument deed acknowledged the same to be their free
voluntary acts and deed.
Before me,
F. R. Goodrich, Justice of the Peace
Received
this Deed for Record 25 august 1845 at 5:00 o’clock p.m.
The Phillips family were not "land-less" wanders in August of 1845. They continued to hold this land deeded them by David Skeels, until the summer of 1856.
March 03, 1852
Highgate Land Records Volume 15, 1851-1853, Pages 362 – 363
Abel Stearns to Chauncey Lyon
Abel Stearns of
Sheldon, Franklin County, Vermont, in consideration of $150.00 dollars
received from Chauncey Lyon, of Swanton,
Franklin County, Vermont, sold to Chauncey Lyon a piece or parcel of land,
being in Highgate and being 15 acres of
land bounded by a line commencing at
the corner of Mrs. Philips land on Sheldon line. Thence Eastwardly on said
Sheldon line sixty rods to a stake, thence north 4 degrees west Sixty eight and
a half rods to the west line of the Lot – Thence South 38 degrees East
seventy-eight rods to the place of beginning, the same that was surveyed by
Peter E. Brewer.
December
07, 1852
Vermont Land Records – Highgate Vermont
Book Volume 15 (1851-1853)
Page 593
State of Vermont
Franklin County
Highgate
-Mortgage Deed-
Antoine & Katherine Phillips
To
Lyman E. Pelton
Know all men by these presents that we, Antoine Philips &
Katherine Philips, wife of the said Antoine
Philips of Highgate, in the County of Franklin and State of Vermont in consideration of the sum of twenty-six
dollars received to my satisfaction of Lyman E. Pelton of Highgate in the
County of Franklin and State of Vermont, the receipt whereof we do hereby
acknowledge, have given, granted, bargained and sold and by these presents do
give grant, bargain, sell, alien, release, convey and confirm unto the said
Pelton and his heirs and assigns forever;
A certain piece or parcel of land lying and being in Highgate and
described as follows;
To wit being five acres of land to be taken off the northern end
of the piece of land deeded by David Skeels to the said Katherine Philips and a
part of the same land we occupy.
To have and to hold the above granted and bargained premises with
the privileges and appurtenances thereto belonging to the said Pelton and his
heirs and assigns to his and their own proper use, benefit and behoof forever.
And we, the said Antoine & Katherine for ourselves, and our
heirs, executors and administrators, that at, and until the ensealing of these
presents, we are well seized of the premises in the fee simple; that we have
good right and lawful authority to sell and convey the same to the said Pelton
in manner and form as above written: that they are free from every encumbrance;
and that we will warrant and defend the same to the said Pelton and his heirs
and assigns against all lawful claims and demands of any person or persons
whatsoever.
Provided, Nevertheless, that if the said Antoine Philips or his
heirs, executors and administrators or assigns shall well and truly pay or case
to be paid to the said Pelton or his heirs, executors, administrators or
assigns, the amount of a note by him this day given to the said Pelton for
twenty six dollars and use payable one year from date through this deed to be
void: otherwise to be and remain in full force and effect.
In witness whereof we have
hereunto set our hands and seals this 7th day of December A.D. one thousand
eight hundred and fifty-two.
Signed, Sealed and Delivered in person of G. H. Mallary and Luther
Meigs
Antoine, his
(X) mark Philips
Katherine
(her (X) mark Philips
State of Vermont} Highgate
December 9th A.D. 1852
Franklin County s.s.} Personally appeared Antoine Philips &
Katherine Philips, the signers and sealers of the above written instrument and
acknowledged the same to be their free and voluntary act and deed.
Before me, Luther Meigs, Justice of the Peace
Received December 10, 1852 at 9:00 a.m.
Attest Calvin Drury, Town Clerk
Highgate, August 18, 1854: I hereby acknowledge payment of the sum
of money secured to me by this mortgage & discharge the same in full. L. E.
Pelton. Milo P. Coburn (Witness) Attest: C. Drury, Town Clerk.
November
09, 1853
Vermont Land
Records – Highgate Vermont
Book Volume 16 (1853-1855)
Pages 331-332
State of
Vermont
Franklin
County
Highgate
-Administrators Deed-
William Green (Admin.)
To
Lucius Green
To all persons to whom these presents shall come;
William Green, Administrator of the Goods, Chattels, and Estate of
which were of Samuel W. Keyes, late of Highgate, deceased intestate send
greeting. Whereas the Honorable Probate Court for the District of Georgia at a
session thereof holden at the Probate Office in St. Albans in said District on
the 25th day of February, 1853, on
application for that purpose did license and authorize me to sell & convey
so much of the Real Estate of the said Samuel
W.illard Keyes, deceased as will be
sufficient to raise the sum of $10,000.00 dollars to pay the Debts due from
said Estate.
Now therefore know ye, that pursuant to the license and authority
aforesaid and not otherwise in consideration of the sum of $600.00 dollars, the
receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge I do by these presents, grant, bargain,
sell and convey unto Lucius Greene of Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont, his
heirs, and assigns forever a certain piece of land or parcel of land situate
lying and being in Highgate aforesaid and described as follows to wit Being the
west half of Land Lots No. 50 & 51 in Highgate, Subject to an annual rent reserved by the late Heman Allen. Also 10 acres off from the east half of said Land Lot No. 51 and the
same land deeded to George McGowan
by B.enjamin
Peake to which deed & the records thereof reference is here made for a
particular description of said 10 acres all of the above described Real Estate
being the same land described in a deed dated February
01, 1847, from the said George J.
McGowan to the said Samuel W. Keyes deceased, reference being hand to said
last mentioned deed Being a part of the Real Estate in Highgate aforesaid
whereof the said Samuel W. Keyes deed seized meaning hereby to convey all the
right, title and interest which said Samuel W. Keyes had in and to the
aforesaid premises on the day of his decease, and no other interest is hereby
intended to be conveyed.
November
09, 1853
Vermont Land
Records – Highgate Vermont
Book Volume 16 (1853-1855)
Pages 332-333
State of
Vermont
Franklin
County
Highgate
-Mortgage Deed-
Lucius Green
To
William Green
Lucius Green of Highgate, Vermont in consideration of the sum of
$400.00 dollars received to my satisfaction of William Green of Sheldon,
Vermont, Administrator of the Estate of
S. W. Keyes late of Highgate deceased, the receipt whereof I do hereby
acknowledged, have given, granted, bargained and sold and by these presents do
give grant bargain sell alien release convey and confirm unto the said William
Green Administrator as aforesaid his heirs and assigns, forever a certain piece
or parcel of land lying and being in Highgate aforesaid and described as
follows to wit, being the west half of
Land Lot No.’s 50 & 51, being the sauce land formerly deeded by G. N. Stinehour to Geo. J. McGowan.
Also 10 acres of land off
from the east half of Land Lot No. 51 the same deeded by Benjamin Peake to the aforesaid Geo. J. McGowan, reference being had to
said last mentioned deed and the records thereof for a particular description
of the said ten acres all of the aforesaid described land being the same land
described in a deed dated February 01, 1847
from said George J. McGowan to the late S. W. Keyes & the same this day
deed to me by the said William Green, Administrator as aforesaid.
[William Green was
born April 30, 1800, married to Lucy
Louise (nee: Sheldon), daughter of Samuel (Major) Bellows Sheldon and Lucy
Louise (nee: Willard) Sheldon. She died September 16, 1889 and William Green
died June 27, 1860.]
December 06, 1853
Vermont Land
Records – Highgate Vermont
Book Volume
16 (1853-1855)
Page 416
State of
Vermont
Franklin
County
Highgate
-Land
Deed-
Abel
Stearns
To
Chauncey
Lyon
In
consideration of the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars ($150.00) …
… A certain
piece or parcel of land lying and being in Highgate and described as follows to
wit: bounded by a line commencing at the
corner of Catherine Phillips Land on Sheldon Line in Highgate – Thence
eastwardly on Sheldon Line sixty-four rods to a stake – Thence North
Seventy-Sixty-six rods & Eighteen Links to David Skeels fr. Land – Thence
South 28 degrees west on the line of said D. Skeels … Katherine Phillips to the place of beginning being fifteen acres
more or less to the same surveyed by
William Green on December 05th, 1853.
December 06, 1853
Vermont Land
Records – Highgate Vermont
Book Volume
16 (1853-1855)
Page 416
State of
Vermont
Franklin
County
Highgate
-Quit
Claim Deed-
Chauncey
Lyon
To
Abel
Stearns
In
consideration of the sum of fifty dollars ($50.00) …
… A certain
piece or parcel of land situated, lying and being in Highgate and described as
follows – To wit; Being all that piece of land lying on Sheldon Line in the
Town of Highgate near the land of
Katherine Phillips which was surveyed by Peter E. Brewer and conveyed to me
by the said Abel Stearns meaning all the land he ever conveyed to me in
Highgate.
August 26, 1854
Sarah B. [Sarah Bellows nee:
Sheldon – wife of Samuel Willard Keyes] Keyes & Others to Deborah S.
[Deborah
nee: Barlow – wife of Stephen Sheldon Keyes] Keyes Land Record - Highgate, Franklin County, VT
Samuel Willard Keyes late of Highgate, deceased, in
his lifetime, did on the 27th day of May
1834 enter into a written contract with Stephen S. Keyes [his sibling] of Highgate, aforesaid to convey to
Deborah S. Keyes in fee simple, one equal undivided half of two Grist Mills,
lying and being in said Highgate on the south side of the Missisquoi River on
what is called Keyes Falls with the equal undivided half of the land on which
the Grist Mills were erected and one equal undivided half of the mill yard
& water power & water privilege used in connection with the said Grist
Mills and one equal half of a dwelling house called the Toll-House, with the
one equal undivided half of the land on which said Toll House stands & the
yards and grounds occupied with said Toll-House as appurtenant thereto; with
said contract the said Samuel W. Keyes attempted to execute on the 13th
of June, 1834, by executing and delivering to said Deborah S. Keyes a Deed of
said premises but said Deed was so defectively written & said premises were
so in artificially described in said deed that the same was insufficient &
ineffectual to convey to the said Deborah S. Keyes. This is the rectify that
former Deed, and thereby, with this Deed, we, Sarah B. Keyes, George Henry
Mallary, Lucy E. Mallary, all of
Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont, in consideration of $1,000.00 dollars paid
to us in hand by Deborah S. Keyes.
In witness
whereof we have hereunto set our hands & seals this 26th day of
August 1854.
Delivered in
presence of: J. W. [Joshua Willard Sheldon] Sheldon and Augustus Burt.
August 08, 1854
Vermont Land
Records – Highgate Vermont
Book Volume
16 (1853-1855)
Page 601 - 602
State of
Vermont
Franklin
County
Highgate
-Warranty
Deed-
David
Skeels & wife
To
Alfred
Skeels
Know all
these men by these presents that we, David Skeels and Mary Ann Skeels, wife of
the said David Skeels, in the County of Franklin and State of Vermont in consideration of the sum of two hundred
dollars received to our satisfaction of Alfred Skeels of Highgate in the
County of Franklin and State of Vermont, the receipt whereof we do hereby
acknowledged, have given, grant, bargain, sell, alien, release, convey and
confirm unto the said Alfred Skeels and his heirs and assigns Forever a certain
piece or parcel of land lying and being in Highgate and described as follows –
To wit about one half acre of land with the building(s) thereon standing
situated on the west side of the Road from the Falls, to St. Albans and now
occupied by us as a homestead.
Also all
that part of the Gore lot called Land Lot No. 50 in Highgate in the 4th
Division bounded on the East by Abel
Stearns land on the North & West by S. W. & S. S. Keyes land
and on the South by Katherine Phillips’ land – Being the
same piece of land which was deeded to
the said Mary Ann Skeels by David Skeels May 02, 1849.
References
being had to the said deed ...
To have and
to hold, said granted premises, with the privileges and appurtenances thereof,
to the said Alfred Skeels & his heirs and assigns, to their own use and
behoof forever. And we the said David & Mary Ann Skeels for ourselves, and
our heirs, executors and administrators
do covenant with the said Alfred and his heirs & assigns that until
the ensealing of these presents we are the sole owners of the premises and have
good right and title to convey the same in manner aforesaid, that they are free
from every encumbrance, and we hereby engage to warrant and defend the same
against all lawful claims whatever except a rent to the Town of Highgate on the
first mentioned piece.
In witness
whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 8th day of
August – A.D. One thousand eight hundred and fifty-four.
Signed
Sealed and Delivered
David Skeels
Mary Ann Skeels
In the
Presence of
E. C.
Thompson
Erastus
Church
State of
Vermont} Highgate August 08th A.D. 1854
Franklin
County s.s.} Personally appeared David Skeels & Mary Ann Skeels, the
signers and sealers of the above written instrument, and acknowledged the same
to be their free and voluntary act and deed – before me, E. C. Thompson,
Justice of the Peace
Received for
Record August 08th, 1854 at 6:00 o’clock p.m.
Attest
Caloin Drury, Town Clerk
August 08, 1854
Vermont Land
Records – Highgate Vermont
Book Volume
16 (1853-1855)
Page 603
State of
Vermont
Franklin
County
Highgate
-Warranty
Deed-
Alfred
Skeels
To
David
Skeels
Know all men
by these presents that I Alfred Skeels of Highgate in the County of Franklin
and State of Vermont in consideration of
the sum of two hundred dollars received to my satisfaction of David Skeels
of Highgate in the County of Franklin and State of Vermont, the receipt whereof
I do hereby acknowledge, have given, granted, bargained and sold, alien,
release, convey and confirm unto the said David Skeel & his heirs and
assigns Forever:
A certain
piece or parcels of land lying and being in Highgate and described as follows:
To wit –
being about one half acre of land with the building(s) thereon, standing
situated on the west side of the Road from Keyes Falls to St. Albans & now
occupied by the said David Skeels as a homestead.
Also that
part of the Gore Lot called Number fifty-on in the fourth division bounded on
the East by Abel Stearns land on the
North & West by S.W. and S.S. Keyes
land and on the South by Katherine
Philips land being the same pieces of land which was deeded by David Skeels
to Mary Ann & by her and her husband, the said David Skeels to me.
Reference
being had to said deeds.
To have and
to hold said granted premises, with the privileges and appurtenances thereof,
to the said David Skeels & his heirs and assigns, to their own use and
behoof Forever: And I the said Alfred Skeels for myself and my heirs, executors
and administrators do covenant with the said David Skeels and his heirs and
assigns that until the ensealing of these presents I am the sole owner of the
premises and have good right and title to convey the same in manner aforesaid,
that they are free from every encumbrances; and I hereby engage to warrant and
defend the same against all lawful claims whatever except a rent to the Town of
Highgate on said first mentioned piece.
In witness
whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 8th day of August A.D. On
thousand eight hundred and fifty four.
Signed,
Sealed and Delivered, in presence of E. C. Thompson and Erastus Church
Alfred Skeels
State of
Vermont} Highgate August 08th A.D. 1854
Franklin
County s.s.} Personally appeared Alfred Skeels, the signer and sealer of the
above written instrument, and acknowledged the same to be his free and
voluntary act and deed – before me, E. C. Thompson, Justice of the Peace
Received for
Record August 08th, 1854 at 6:00 o’clock p.m.
Attest
Calvin Druery, Town Clerk
April 06, 1855
Vermont Land
Records – Highgate Vermont
Book Volume
16 (1853-1855)
Page 800
State of
Vermont
Franklin
County
Highgate
-Warranty
Deed-
David
Skeels
To
Lydia
Harrington
Know all men
by these presents that I, David Skeels of Highgate, Vermont for the
consideration of $200.00 dollars,
paid to my full satisfaction by Lydia Harrington of Sheldon, Vermont, freely
grant, convey, and confirm to the said Lydia Harrington and her heirs, assigns
forever a certain piece of land in
Highgate, Vermont, described as follows Viz
Bounded on
the north by land owned by Charles M.
McKinny on the east by land owned by Abell
Stearns and Chauncey Lyons on
the south by land owned by Catherine Philips
and on the west by land owned by S. S.
Keyes containing about ten acres be the same more or less being the same
premises heretofore conveyed to me by Alford
Skeels by his certain deed now on record in the Town Clerks office in said
Highgate, reference being had to said deed for a more particular description of
said premises.
In presents of:
Willliam
Locrun
John
Hogaboom Attest:
Lucius
Green, Town Clerk
April 10, 1855
Vermont Land
Records – Highgate Vermont
Book Volume 16 (1853-1855)
Pages 793-794
State of
Vermont
Franklin
County
Highgate
-Warranty
Deed-
Lydia
Harrington
To
David
Skeels
Lydia Harrington of Sheldon, Vermont for and in
consideration of the sum of $200.00
dollars received of David Skeels of
Highgate, Vermont, deeded to him, a certain piece or parcel of land situate
lying and being in Highgate aforesaid described as follows to wit, bounded on
the northerly lands owned by Charles
McKing on the east by land owned by Abell
Stearns, and Chauncey Lyon on the south by land owned by Catherine
Philips and on the west by land owned by S. S. Keyes, containing about 10 acres be the same more or less
bring the same premises conveyed by Alford
Skeels to the said David Skeels by Deed now on record in the Town Clerks
office in said Highgate reference being had to said deed for some particular
description of said premises and being the same lands conveyed to me the said
Lydia Harrington by said David Skeels by his deed of Warranty on the 6th day of April, 1855, one for the
sum of $100.00 dollars payable to David Skeels or bearer and due on November 01, 1855, the other for the sum of $75.00
dollars payable to David Skeels or bearer and due on April
01, 1856 according to the tenor thereof.
Signed,
Sealed and delivered; in presents of:
E.
C. Thompson
E.
Tillison
May 17, 1856
Vermont Land
Records – Highgate Vermont
Book Volume
17 (1855-1860)
Page 134
State of
Vermont
Franklin
County
Highgate
-Warranty
Deed-
Antwine
& Catherine Philips
To
Alvah
H. Mason
Know all men
by these presents that we, Antwine
Philips and Catherine Philips, wife of the said Antwine of Highgate in the
County of Franklin and State of Vermont, for the consideration of one hundred and eighty dollars ($180.00) paid to
our full satisfaction by A.H. Mason of
Highgate in the County of Franklin and State of Vermont, do by these
presents, freely grant, convey and confirm to the said A.H. Mason, his heirs,
assigns forever a certain piece of land
in Highgate, County of Franklin, and State of Vermont, described as
follows, vis. It being ten acres of land
off the east part of the Land deeded
by David Skeels to Catherine Philips August 25, A.D. 1845, in such a manner
in a parallel line with the road that leads past said land, and also give a
right of way to and from the said ten acres of Land so sold to the said A.H.
Mason, on the land and over the remainder from the road to the said ten acres.
To have and
to hold said granted premises, with all the privileges and appurtenances
forever. And we the said Antwine Philips & Catherine Philips for ourselves
and our heirs, executors and administrators, covenant with the said A.H. Mason
and his heirs and assigns that until ensealing of these presents, we are the
sole owners of the premises and we are well seized of the premises in fee, and
that we have good right and title to convey the same in manner aforesaid, that
they are free from every encumbrance and we hereby engage to warrant and defend
them against all lawful claims whatever.
In witness
whereof, we hereunto set our hands and seals, the 17th day of May
A.D. 1856
In presence
of H. D. Lookinland and William Robinson
Antoine his (X) mark Philips
Catherine (her (X) mark Philips
State of
Vermont}
Franklin
County s.s.} At Highgate this 17th
day of May A.D. 1856
Antwine Philips & Catherine
Philips personally appeared and acknowledged this instrument by their sealed
and subscribed to be their free act and deed.
Before me,
William Robinson, Justice of the Peace
Received for
Record may 17, 1856 at 3:00 p.m.
Attest H. D.
Lookinland, Assistant Town Clerk
September 19, 1856
Vermont Land
Records – Highgate Vermont
Book Volume
17 (1855-1860)
Pages 173-174
State of
Vermont
Franklin
County
Highgate
-Warranty
Deed-
Antwine
& Catherine Phillips
To
Peter
Phillips
Know all men
by these presents that we, Antwine
Phillips and Catherine Phillips, both
of Williston, in the County of Chittenden and State of Vermont,
for and in consideration of the sum of three hundred dollars ($300.00), current
money of the United States, received in full to our satisfaction of Peter Phillips of Williston, County of
Chittenden and State of Vermont, the receipt whereof we do hereby acknowledge,
have given, granted, bargained and sold, and by these presents do give, grant,
bargain, sell, alien, convey and confirm unto the said Peter Phillips, his
heirs and assigns forever, a certain piece or parcel of land situate lying and
being in Highgate in the County of Franklin and State of Vermont and described
as follows to wit;
All the land contained and
described in a deed from David Skeels to Catherine Phillips and dated August
25, 1845 and said deed is recorded in Volume 12 Page 506 of the records of
Deeds in the town of Highgate and for a more particular description of said premises, reference
is hereby made to said deed and the record thereof, meaning to convey by this
deed all of the said premises, except ten acres of land taken off the north end
of the said premises and previously deeded to Alvah H. Mason by us, to have and
to hold the above granted and bargained premises, with all the privileges and
appurtenances thereof and thereto belonging to the said Peter Phillips, his
heirs and assigns, to him and their own proper use, benefit and behoof forever,
and we the said Antwine & Catherine Phillips do for ourselves & heirs,
executors, administrators, and assigns covenant to and with the said Peter
Phillips, his heirs, executors and administrators and assigns, that at and
until the dealing of these presents we are well seized of the premises, in fee
simple, that we have good right and lawful authority to bargain and sell the
same, in manner and form as is above written, that they are free and clear of
all encumbrances, and that will warrant and defend the same against all lawful
claims and demands of any person or persons whomsoever except the ten acres
above excepted.
In witness
whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 19th day of
September A.D. 1856.
Signed,
Sealed and Delivered in presence of F. A. Chittenden, Anson Shaw.
Antwine his (X) mark Phillips
Catherine her (X) mark Phillips
State of
Vermont}
Chittenden
County s.s.} Williston September 19th
A.D. 1856
Personally appeared Antwine
Phillips and Catherine Phillips the signers and sealers of the above written
instrument and acknowledged the same to be their free voluntary act and deed.
Before me,
Anson Shaw, Notary Public
Received for
Record September 20, 1856 at 7:00 p.m.
Attest J. D.
Lookinland, Assistant Town Clerk
September 20, 1856
Vermont Land
Records – Highgate Vermont
Book Volume
17 (1855-1860)
Pages 179-180
State of
Vermont
Franklin
County
Highgate
-Warranty
Deed-
Peter
& Rosella Phillips
To
Alvah H. Mason
Know all men
by these presents, that we, Peter Phillips and Rosella Phillips, wife of the
said Peter, of Williston, in the County
of Chittenden and State of Vermont, for the consideration of three hundred dollars paid to our full
satisfaction by Alvah H. Mason of Highgate
in the County of Franklin and State of Vermont, do by these presents, freely
grant, convey and confirm to the said Mason, his heirs, and assigns forever:
A certain
piece of land in Highgate County of Franklin and State of Vermont, described as
follows, vis. It being all the land deeded to me by Antwine Phillips and
Catherine Phillips September 19th, 1856,
lying east of the road leading from Keyes Falls to Levi Webster’s in Sheldon and a part of the same lot, that was deeded to Catherine Phillips by David
Skeels, August 25th, 1845, and recorded in Book 12, Page 506, of
land records in the town of Highgate, to have and to hold the said granted
premises with all the privileges and appurtenances forever, and we the said
Peter Phillips and Rosella Phillips for ourselves and our heirs, executors and
administrators covenant with the said Alvah H. Mason his heirs and assigns,
that until ensealing of these presents we are the sole owners of the premises,
and are well seized of the premises in fee, and that we have good right and
title to convey the same in manner aforesaid, that they are free from every
encumbrance, and we hereby engage to warrant and defend them against all lawful
claims whatever.
In witness
whereof we hereunto set our hands and seals this 20th day of
September A.D. 1856.
In presence
of H. Chapin and F. A. Chittenden, William Bridges, Deavitt
Peter his (X) mark Phillips
Rosella her (X) mark Phillips
State of
Vermont}
Franklin
County s.s.} St. Albans, this 25th
day of September A.D. 1856
Peter Phillips personally
appeared and acknowledged this instrument by his sealed and subscribed to be
his free act and deed.
Before me,
William Bridges, Justice of the Peace
State of
Vermont}
Chittenden
County s.s.} Williston, September 23
A.D. 1856
Rosella Phillips personally
appeared and acknowledged this instrument by her sealed and subscribed to be
her free act and deed.
Before me,
T. A. Chittenden, Town Clerk of
Williston, Vermont
Received for
record September 25, 1856, at 8:00 p.m.
Attest J. D.
Lookinland, Assistant Town Clerk of Highgate, Vermont
1857
Map of Land Lot No. 51 and surrounding area.
October 19, 1858
Highgate
Land Records 1855-1860
Volume 17
Page 569-570
-Warranty
Deed-
Alvin
H. Mason
To
Daniel
P. Oliver
Know all men
by these presents in the county of Franklin and State of Vermont in
consideration of the sum of four hundred
and fifty dollars, received to my satisfaction of Daniel P. Oliver of Swanton in the County of Franklin and State of
Vermont the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge, have given, granted,
bargained and sold and by these presents do give, grant, bargain, sell, alien,
release, and convey and confirm unto the said Daniel P. Oliver, his heirs and,
assigns, Forever, a certain piece or parcel of land lying and being in Highgate
in said County of Franklin and State of Vermont described as follows to wit; it
being fifteen
[15] acres of land and the appurtenances thereto belonging that was deeded by David Skeels to
Catherine Philips August 25th, 1845 and reference, being had to said deed
for a more particular description if said premises to have, and to hold said
granted premises with the privileges and appurtenances thereof to the said
Daniel P. Oliver, his heirs and assigns, to their own use and behoof Forever
and I, the said Alvin H. Mason, for myself and my heirs, executors and
administrators do covenant with the said Daniel P. Oliver that until the
ensealing of these presents that I am the sole owner of the premises and have
good right and title to convey the same in manner aforesaid, that they are free
from every encumbrances and I hereby engage to warrant and defend the same
against all lawful claims whatever.
In witness
whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 19th day of
October, AD one thousand and fifty-eight [October 19,
1858] Signed Alvin H. [X] Mason L.S.
Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of William Robinson and
Marcus A. Best
Received for recording October 19, 158 at 5:00 p.m.
AttestL William M. Martin, Town Clerk
October 19, 1858
Highgate
Land Records 1855-1860
Volume 17
Page 569-570
-Mortgage Deed-
Daniel P.
Oliver
To
Alvin H. Mason
Know all men by these presents that I Daniel P. Oliver of Swanton
in the County of Franklin and State of Vermont for the consideration of three hundred and fifty dollars paid to
me by Alvin H. Mason of St. Albans in the County of Franklin and State of
Vermont by these presents to freely convey to the said Alvin H. Mason his heirs
and assigns forever, a certain piece of land in Highgate, County of Franklin
and State of Vermont, described as follows vis; fifteen acres of land and the
appurtenances thereto belonging that was deeded
by David Skeels to Catherine Philips August 25, 1845 reference being had to
said deed for a more particular description of said premises, and is the same
land that is deeded to me by the said Alvin H. Mason October 19, 1858. To hold said
granted premises with all the privileges and appurtenances forever. And I the
said Daniel P. Oliver for myself and my heirs, executors and administrators
covenant with the said Alvin H. Mason, his heirs and assigns that until the
sealing of these presents I am the sole owner of the premises and have good
right to convey the same in manner aforesaid, that they are free from every
encumbrance; and I hereby warrant and defend them against all lawful claims
whatever. The conditions of this deed are such that if the said Daniel P.
Oliver shall well and truly pay or cause to be paid to the said Alvin H. Mason,
his heirs, or assigns, seven promissory notes each for fifty-dollars, bearing
date October 19, 858, the first not payable in or before the 1st day
of April next and the remaining six notes payable one two three four five &
six years from date with annual interest according to the tenor thereof the
this instrument to be null and void.
In witness whereof hereunto set my hand and seal this 11 day of
October , 1858. In the presence of William Robinson and Marcus A. Best Signed Alvin H. [X] Mason L.S.
Daniel
P. Oliver (on the 1871
Map of Highgate, on the north side
of the Town Line.
Webster Est. (on the 1871 Map of Sheldon, on the south side of the Town Line.
As one can discern, as the chronology of the Land Record transactions went from 1845 to 1858, it was Daniel P. Oliver who obtained the land, that previously was held by Antwine Philips and his wife held, as well as their son Peter Philips, before the Phillips family moved to Williston, Vermont, that summer of 1856. As one would say, it's all about location, location, location, and who your neighbors are, of course.
Restrospectively-speaking, on September 19, 2010 ... I posted in this blog a particularly interesting Baptismal Record:
136. Baptism of Antoine Philipp Jr.
7th day of July, 1834
St. Hyacinthe, Quebec, Canada
Notre Dame de Rosaire
He was "illegitime"?
son of Antoine Sr. (?) Philipp
Catherine Cadere dit Emery
Indeed this is the CORRECT genealogical footprint (document) of Antwine Philips/ in french "Philippe" for not only Catherine, his wife, but also his son, Antoine Philips Jr.
Baptismal Record – Notre Dame du Rosaire Parish, Ste.
Hyacinthe, Quebec, Canada
1834 – Antoine Philipp – Born June 15, 1834 Baptized July 07, 1834
Catherine Codérre
dit Émery ___________ Philipp
Godfather: Francois Xavier Brault
Godmother: Adelaide Breult
Child was identified as “illegitimate” – Was one parent NOT Catholic, and the mother was? And
the N.D. du Rosaire Priest would not “recognize” the parent’s marriage, and
thus “labeled” Antoine Jr. as such?
And once the 'genealogical key' was found, and re-evaluated, the genealogical doorway was opened ... not only into the truthful identity of Catherine "Cadaive" but rather Catherine Émery dit Codérre who had married Antwine Philips/ Antoine Philippé, but also to the composition and movements of this family. The confirmation that this Catherine Émery dit Codérre was and is the CORRECT woman who married to Antwine/Antoine Phillips of Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont has been confirmed by genetic DNA results and the evaluation of the Phillips / Émery dit Codérre descendants who have tested both at FTDNA and AncestryDNA.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/34082281/Records%20of%20Ste.%20Hyacinthe%20Notre%20Dame%20du%20Rosaire%20Parish%20-%20Philippe%20Philipp%20Phillip%20Phillips%20(2).pdf
Catherine "Cadaive" / Cadeux wasn't
Her name was Catherine Émery dit Codérre
Born to Pierre Émery dit Codérre
-and-
Marie Louise Brisard dit St. Germain
of
Notre Dame du Rosaire Catholic Parish
in
Ste. Hyacinthe, Quebec, Canada
"Old Antoine wife Catherine Cadaive or Cadieux the only thing Grandma Josephine knew on her that her Grandmother Catherine "Great- Grandmother was Autumn Wind who's father was a Great Chief of her people Grandmother Josephine said they were Indian she said they came from Canada."
How could Josephine (nee: Phillips) who married to Frank Mitchell Blais/ Blake on Feb. 21, 1897 in Monkton, Addison County, VT (and who was born march 08, 1880 in Colchester, VT and died in 1959 in Queensbury, NY) know that her grandmother's father was a Great Chief of her people, and that he was an Indian, when she didn't even know who Catherine's father's name was, let alone where her own paternal grandparents honestly came from, respectfully?
Genealogically-speaking Pierre Émery dit Codérre was 100% percent FRENCH. His wife Marie Louise Brisard dit St. Germain also identified throughout her life as 100% percent FRENCH, as did their daughter Catherine, and her siblings!
1. Roch Manintoubeouich / Manitouabeouich &
Outchibabhanoukoneau HURON
2. Marie Olivier Sylvestre
3. Jean Baptiste Prévost
4. Marie François Prévost
5. Jean Baptiste Petitclerc
6. Marie Félicité Petitclerc
7. Marie Louise Chabot
8. Marie Louise Brizard dit Ste. Germain
9. Catherine Émery dit Codèrre
10. Pierre Peter Phillips Sr.
11. Joseph Phillips
10. Christie May
Phillips
11. Oscar Harvey Sweetser
12. Wendell Oscar Sweetser
1. Roch Manintoubeouich / Manitouabeouich &
Outchibabhanoukoneau HURON
2. Marie Olivier Sylvestre
3. Jean Baptiste Prévost
4. Marie François Prévost
5. Jean Baptiste Petitclerc
6. Marie Félicité Petitclerc
7. Marie Louise Chabot
8. Marie Louise Brizard dit Ste. Germain
9. Catherine Émery dit Codèrre
10. Pierre Peter Phillips
11. Joseph Phillips
12. Christie Phillips
13. Isabelle Sargent
14. Seaton Frank Stone
15. Wanda Lynn Stone
16. Sammy Jake “Sambo” Stone
1. Roch Manintoubeouich / Manitouabeouich &
Outchibabhanoukoneau HURON
2. Marie Olivier Sylvestre
3. Jean Baptiste Prévost
4. Marie François Prévost
5. Jean Baptiste Petitclerc
6. Marie Félicité Petitclerc
7. Marie Louise Chabot
8. Marie Louise Brizard dit Ste. Germain
9. Catherine Émery dit Codèrre
10. Pierre Peter Phillips
11. Napoleon Paul Phillips
12. Paul Anthony Phillips
13. Cora Elizabeth Phillips
14. Paul James Haskins
1. Roch Manintoubeouich / Manitouabeouich &
Outchibabhanoukoneau HURON
2. Marie Olivier Sylvestre
3. Jean Baptiste Prévost
4. Marie François Prévost
5. Jean Baptiste Petitclerc
6. Marie Félicité Petitclerc
7. Marie Louise Chabot
8. Marie Louise Brizard dit Ste. Germain
9. Catherine Émery dit Codèrre
10. Pierre Peter Phillips
11. Rosa Delphine “Delia” Phillips
12. William Thomas Bissette
13. Delbert Arnold Bissette
14. Carol Bissette
15. Todd C. Sieger
1. Roch Manintoubeouich / Manitouabeouich &
Outchibabhanoukoneau HURON
2. Marie Olivier Sylvestre
3. Jean Baptiste Prévost
4. Marie François Prévost
5. Jean Baptiste Petitclerc
6. Marie Félicité Petitclerc
7. Marie Louise Chabot
8. Marie Louise Brizard dit Ste. Germain
9. Catherine Émery dit Codèrre
10. Pierre Peter Phillips
11. Josephine Phillips
12. Marsha Marceline Blake
13. Winifred Ann (nee: Jéróme) Yaratz
1. Roch Manintoubeouich / Manitouabeouich &
Outchibabhanoukoneau HURON
2. Marie Olivier Sylvestre
3. Jean Baptiste Prévost
4. Marie François Prévost
5. Jean Baptiste Petitclerc
6. Marie Félicité Petitclerc
7. Marie Louise Chabot
8. Marie Louise Brizard dit Ste. Germain
9. Catherine Émery dit Codèrre
10. Michael Phillips
11. Matilda Elizabeth Leopard
12. Patience Pauline Phillips
13. James Abie LaFarr
1. Roch Manintoubeouich / Manitouabeouich &
Outchibabhanoukoneau HURON
2. Marie Olivier Sylvestre
3. Jean Baptiste Prévost
4. Marie François Prévost
5. Jean Baptiste Petitclerc
6. Marie Félicité Petitclerc
7. Marie Louise Chabot
8. Marie Louise Brizard dit Ste. Germain
9. Catherine Émery dit Codèrre
10. Michael Phillips
11. Matilda Elizabeth Leopard
12. Henry Lawrence Phillips
13. Jeffery Lawrence Phillips
14. Jason Phillips
1. Roch Manintoubeouich / Manitouabeouich &
Outchibabhanoukoneau HURON
2. Marie Olivier Sylvestre
3. Jean Baptiste Prévost
4. Marie François Prévost
5. Jean Baptiste Petitclerc
6. Marie Félicité Petitclerc
7. Marie Louise Chabot
8. Marie Louise Brizard dit Ste. Germain
9. Catherine Émery dit Codèrre
10. Michael Phillips
11. Louis Phillips
12. Louis Nolan Phillips
13. Albert Leo Phillips
14. Thomas Leo Phillips
15. Benjamin Scott Phillips
1. Roch Manintoubeouich / Manitouabeouich &
Outchibabhanoukoneau HURON
2. Marie Olivier Sylvestre
3. Jean Baptiste Prévost
4. Marie François Prévost
5. Jean Baptiste Petitclerc
6. Marie Félicité Petitclerc
7. Marie Louise Chabot
8. Marie Louise Brizard dit Ste. Germain
9. Catherine Émery dit Codèrre
10. Michael Phillips
11. Louis Phillips
12. Louis Nolan Phillips
13. Richard Wilfred
“Blackhorse” Phillips
14. Kathy Joyce
Phillips
1. Roch Manintoubeouich / Manitouabeouich &
Outchibabhanoukoneau HURON
2. Marie Olivier Sylvestre
3. Jean Baptiste Prévost
4. Marie François Prévost
5. Jean Baptiste Petitclerc
6. Marie Félicité Petitclerc
7. Marie Louise Chabot
8. Marie Louise Brizard dit Ste. Germain
9. Catherine Émery dit Codèrre
10. Michael Phillips
11. Louis Phillips
12. Louis Nolan Phillips
12. Susan Marjory (nee: Phillips) Monteith
1. Roch Manintoubeouich / Manitouabeouich &
Outchibabhanoukoneau HURON
2. Marie Olivier Sylvestre
3. Jean Baptiste Prévost
4. Marie François Prévost
5. Jean Baptiste Petitclerc
6. Marie Félicité Petitclerc
7. Marie Louise Chabot
8. Marie Louise Brizard dit Ste. Germain
9. Catherine Émery dit Codèrre
10. Michael Phillips
11. Louis Phillips
12. Walter Louis “King” Phillips
13. Clara Joan “Kitten” Phillips
14. Terrance “Terry” “Bear” Lafarr
1. Roch Manintoubeouich / Manitouabeouich &
Outchibabhanoukoneau HURON
2. Marie Olivier Sylvestre
3. Jean Baptiste Prévost
4. Marie François Prévost
5. Jean Baptiste Petitclerc
6. Marie Félicité Petitclerc
7. Marie Louise Chabot
8. Marie Louise Brizard dit Ste. Germain
9. Catherine Émery dit Codèrre
10. Michael Phillips
11. Louis Phillips
12. Louis Nolan Phillips
13. Deborah Ann Phillips
14. Emerson Bidwell
Garfield
1. Roch Manintoubeouich / Manitouabeouich &
Outchibabhanoukoneau HURON
2. Marie Olivier Sylvestre
3. Jean Baptiste Prévost
4. Marie François Prévost
5. Jean Baptiste Petitclerc
6. Marie Félicité Petitclerc
7. Marie Louise Chabot
8. Marie Louise Brizard dit Ste. Germain
9. Catherine Émery dit Codèrre
10. Michael Phillips
11. Mary Jane Phillips
12. Napoleon Cheeman Joseph Greenia
12. Marjorie Greenia
13. Bonnie Lee Lampman
1. Roch Manintoubeouich / Manitouabeouich &
Outchibabhanoukoneau HURON
2. Marie Olivier Sylvestre
3. Jean Baptiste Prévost
4. Marie François Prévost
5. Jean Baptiste Petitclerc
6. Marie Félicité Petitclerc
7. Marie Louise Chabot
8. Marie Louise Brizard dit Ste. Germain
9. Catherine Émery dit Codèrre
10. Antoine Phillips Jr.
11. Sarah Phillips
12. Elizabeth May Foster
13. Hazel Mary Forant
14. Mary Elizabeth (nee: Desso) Kinville
1. Roch Manintoubeouich / Manitouabeouich &
Outchibabhanoukoneau HURON
2. Marie Olivier Sylvestre
3. Jean Baptiste Prévost
4. Marie François Prévost
5. Jean Baptiste Petitclerc
6. Marie Félicité Petitclerc
7. Marie Louise Chabot
8. Marie Louise Brizard dit Ste. Germain
9. Catherine Émery dit Codèrre
10. Mary Jane Phillips
11. Lyman George Phillips
12. Flora Francis Peters
13. Shirley Mae Knox
14. Deborah Van Dyne
1. Roch Manintoubeouich / Manitouabeouich &
Outchibabhanoukoneau HURON
2. Marie Olivier Sylvestre
3. Jean Baptiste Prévost
4. Marie François Prévost
5. Jean Baptiste Petitclerc
6. Marie Félicité Petitclerc
7. Marie Louise Chabot
8. Marie Louise Brizard dit Ste. Germain
9. Catherine Émery dit Codèrre
10. Peter Phillips
11. Selinda Phillips
12. Rose Lessor
13. Alice Buick
13. Bernice (nee: Wilson) Reynolds
14. Angela (nee: Reynolds) Glass
Understand?
It is DISTANT HURON Ancestral Connection(s), that is NOT ABENAKI.
And yet, most of these Phillips descendants have and do claim to be "Abenakis" ...
Again, genealogically speaking, how is it that these Phillips descendants at Abenaki? Missisquoi? Nulhegan? El-Nu? or Koasek?
1. Roch Manintoubeouich / Manitouabeouich &
Outchibabhanoukoneau HURON
2. Marie Olivier Sylvestre
3. Jean Baptiste Prévost
4. Marie Françoise Prévost
5. Marie Françoise Petitclerc
6. Jean François Nicholas Bisson
7. Jean François Bisson
8. Jean Baptiste Bisson
9. Cyprien Sypreau Bisson
10. John Francis Besaw
11. Joseph Sylvio Besaw
12. Virgil Alan Besaw
13. Rhonda Lou (nee: Besaw) True
1. Roch Manintoubeouich / Manitouabeouich &
Outchibabhanoukoneau HURON
2. Marie Olivier Sylvestre
3. Jean Baptiste Prévost
4. Marie Angelique (nee: Petitclerc) Poiriau
5. Philippe Perrault
6. Suzanne (nee: Perrault) Blais
7. Rosalie Ann (nee: Blais dit Blake) Dyer
8. Simeon (Simon) Dyer
9. Eber Dyer
10. Mabel Mary Louise (nee: Dyer) Ingalls
11. Isabelle Nina (nee: Ingalls) Blanchard
12. Sherry Lynn (nee: Blanchard) 1m. Scaperotti 2m.
Gould
1. Roch Manintoubeouich / Manitouabeouich &
Outchibabhanoukoneau HURON
2. Marie Olivier Sylvestre
3. Louis Prévost
4. Marie Prévost
5. Marguerite David
6. François Henri Zacharie Cloutier
7. Zacharie Cloutier
8. Marie Jeanne (nee: Cloutier) Gagne
9. Marie Anne (nee: Gagne) Gagnon
10. Lucie Julie (nee: Gagne) Lariviere
11. Marie Beatrice (nee: Lariviere) Rheault dit Rault dit
Raoul dit Reux
12. Eugenie (nee: Rheault) Bergeron
13. Romeo William Bergeron
14. Doris (nee: Bergeron) Poitras
15. Francine Ann (nee: Poitras) Jones
1. Roch Manintoubeouich / Manitouabeouich &
Outchibabhanoukoneau HURON
2. Marie Olivier Sylvestre
3. Louis Prévost
4. Marie Prévost
5. Marguerite David
6. François Henri Zacharie Cloutier
7. Zacharie Cloutier
8. Prisque Cloutier
9. Anselme Cloutier
10. Philomené Cloutier
11. Beatrice Gagné
12. Rose Aimé Beatrice Bourque dit Bourke
13. Leopold Paul Pouliot
14. Paul Wilson Pouliot
1. Roch Manintoubeouich / Manitouabeouich &
Outchibabhanoukoneau HURON
2. Marie Olivier Sylvestre
3. Louis Prévost
4. Marie Prévost
5. Marguerite David
6. François Henri Zacharie Cloutier
7. Zacharie Cloutier
8. Prisque Cloutier
9. Anselme Cloutier
10. Philomené Cloutier
11. Beatrice Gagné
12. Rose Aimé Beatrice Bourque dit Bourke
13. Richard Daniel Pouliot Sr.
14. Richard “Rick” Daniel Pouliot Jr.
1. Roch Manintoubeouich / Manitouabeouich &
Outchibabhanoukoneau HURON
2. Marie Olivier Sylvestre
3. Jean Baptiste Prévost
3. Marie Catherine Prévost
4. Françoise Petitclerc
5. Brigitte Alain
6. François Hogue Sr.
7. François Hogue Jr.
8. Fabien Flavien William Hoague
9. Clara Hoague
10. Nazaire St. Francis Jr.
11. Homer Walter St. Francis Sr.
12. April Anne (nee: St. Francis) Merrill
