Are the Barratt’s and or Lampman's “St. Francis/ Sokoki/Missisquoi” Members; or are they not? Part 3:

Addendum to the Petition for Federal Recognition
Dated January 10, 1986
In Response to the "Letter of Obvious Deficiencies and Significant Omissions"
Dated (6/14/1983)
Part B

Page 08: The common Abenaki practice of grandparents raising particular grandchildren is also documented in the Back Bay household of Pauline Savoie (Savage) which includes her granddaughter Helen Baraby (Benedict). 14 Another example is Frank Roberts (Robert-Obomsawin) and his family in the Lake Street neighborhood of St. Albans, who are listed living with his grandfather Edward Hances (Hanks/Anus) in 1919. 15
Footnote 14. See household # 162, District 118 in 1910 Swanton census in Appendix 1B & Families #’s 8, 10, 16, & 19 in Appendix 11. Gordon Day (1978: 156) mentions that a special bond existed with paternal grandparents in Abenaki society. Abundant evidence for all grandparents taking in grandchildren with whom they have a special affinity has been found in the contemporary community [John Moody, Filed Notes, 1977-85].
Footnote 15. See household #214, District # 113 in 1910 St. Albans census in Appendix 1B & Family chart # 15 in Appendix 11. These two men and their family are the only two Abenakis listed as ‘Indians’ in the 1910 census for this part of Vermont.

Page 20: In one of Swanton’s outlying neighborhoods, the Stephen Popple and Charles Sisco families were sharing a house. 83 These two Ancestral families were living from the basket, wood and leather working trade in the greater Swanton area, and had clearly joined their efforts as the Morits and Barratt families would in the next generation, and the Lapan and Gardner families would in the 1920 and 1950 period in the same basic area. 84

Footnote 83. See household # 152 in 1860 Swanton census in Appendix 1B.
Footnote 84. See Basket Trade cards & Popple, Sisco, Morits, Barratt, Lapan & Gardner Family cards in AA.

Page 27: Louis Freemore was one of the first Abenakis to purchases land in Swanton. He was most likely an uncle to John Freemore who appears in several Central family genealogies and was an Abenaki family and community leader in the 1830 to 1870 period. 113 Lewis and John were both living in Swanton’s developing Back Bay [Page 28.] neighborhood along with Benjamin Popple, Nathaniel (Baquabarrat/Barrat), John Savard (Savage) and John Anus (Hanks/Henry) according to the 1820 Swanton census. 114

Footnote 113. Moody 1979: 56-8; RP: 64, 72-5, 222-3; Brow, Cota, Greenia, Medor and Vanslette Central family genealogies in RP & Family chart #’s 2, 3, 10, 15 & 22 in Appendix 11.
Footnote 114. See 1820 Swanton census in Appendix 1B; RP: 63-4.

Page 35: As noted earlier, there were many cases where efforts to retain their lands unsuccessful in the early to mid-19th century. The Lampman family had considerable land in Swanton to 1800 but was virtually destitute thereafter. In one sequence from 1803 to 1809, Samuel Sisco purchased land in Swanton, mortgaged it for payments of grain and cattle, then lost the land and had his widow and children warned out of town for poverty. 149 The two Highgate Morits families had lost their hundreds of acres on the Rock River and Franklin border by 1840 as well. And John Morits of St. Albans had to mortgage the eighteen acres of land between Lake Road and the Rood farm near Maquam Creek still retained from the old Missisquoi village lands in 1836. The arrangement read that he would pay in “good sound wood four feet long at fifty cents per cord” totaling almost sixty cords within a year…

Footnote 149. SLR, Bk 2:248; Bk 3:145-6; Bk 4:156 & 1803-1809 in Appendix 4A.

Page 36: …and one half, or lose the land. 150 By all indications, that land was indeed lost and the family went back to a local subsistence lifestyle after almost 40 years of well documented stability from 1800 to 1840. The Morits, Lampman, Hoague and other Abenaki families continued to use the ‘Rood Farm’ on the Maquam shore and the Lake Road neighborhood right down to the mid-20th century. But they had to settle for renting from land owners and living off remote marginal lands until after World War II when Leonard “Blackie” Lampman purchased some Lake Road properties which the family still owns today.
The John Morits mortgage details the extremely hard work required of all the Indian families who wanted to live freely on their ancestral lands. In those days, cutting and moving 30 cords of hard wood per year was a major job requiring at least sixty days of work if a horse was available.

Footnote 150. SLR, 1837 in Appendix 4A. This is the first indication of Morits family ownership of land in Swanton in the 19th century. Unlike the Highgate lands which were purchased and taken back from non-Indians in the early 1800’s, this land appears to have come down from the old Missisquoi village period intact. It was not indexed in the usual way and no record or any original purchase by a Morits family member from one of Allen’s agents or legal descendants before 1836 has been located.

Page 41: Close ties between several Swanton neighborhoods and the known family histories of other Abenaki neighborhoods and families has also appeared in these [Page 42.] records. A substantial and early Wells (Duel/Dewell/Newell) family presence in West Swanton and Back Bay has appeared from 1810 to 1840 in the school and census records. 169 In the same period, the same families were recorded at alternate times from Milton, Grand Isle and Franklin to Highgate and St. Albans Bay. 170 In the 1840 Highgate citation, Polly Newell and family were living in a small three family cluster with the Henry Morits and James Francis (St. Francis) families. 171 The same year, Charles Wells and family were living in a similar three family cluster at St. Albans Bay with the John Curtis (Cootwa) and John Baptiste (Sabadis/St. John) Ancestral families. 172 These citations alone link the three St. Albans Bay/Islands, Franklin/Highgate woods and Swanton/West Swanton branches of the Abenaki community together four generations earlier than the similar data present in the Petition family charts. 173 Evidence is also growing that the Noe (Nault/Denault) family in Swanton were also Wells family members. 174 The Richards (Rich), Guyette (Goyet), Gonyo (Gonio/Shawraw), Bluto (Blowdure) and other families tied to St. Albans Bay as well as the Greenia (Greenie), Beor (Bear), Barrett, Lafrance (Defran), Olds and St. Lawrence families linked to the Highgate/Franklin Abenaki families all appear in neighborhoods from West…

Footnote 169. See 1822, 1823, 1827, 1833, 1838 & 1840 Hog Island/West Swanton & Back Bay/ Dist 9 Swanton Scholars list in Appendix 3; 1800 & 1840 Swanton censuses in Appendix 1B.
Footnote 170. See 1800 Milton, 1810 Highgate, 1830 St. Albans & 1840 Grand Isle, Highgate & St. Albans censuses in Appendix 1B.
Footnote 171. See 1840 Highgate census in Appendix 1B.
Footnote 172. See 1840 St. Albans census in Appendix 1B.
Footnote 173. RP: 222, 224, 225, 227 & Lampman, Wells & St. Francis Central family genealogies in RP; & Family chart #’s 2, 4, 5-6, 8, 11, 17, 18, 19, 20 & 22 in Appendix 11.
Footnote 174. RP: 226 & Gardner & Brow Central family genealogies in RP; & Family chart #’s 3, 7, 11, 15 & 22 in Appendix 11.

Page 43: …Swanton to the remote Fairfield Pond areas of Swanton in the 1820 to 1850 period. 175 The data makes very clear that the Abenaki community was in as much, if not more, motion throughout the Missisquoi area in the first half of the 19th century as they were in the better documented late 19th to mid-20th century period.

Furthermore, numerous citations of Abenaki family names identified with the 18th century Missisquoi Abenaki community show up in the scholars lists as well.

Glode (Glodish/Glade/Peckenowax)
Stephen (Old Etienne)
Mitchell (Michel/Micha/Moquin/Muckyaw)
Anus/Hanks (Hanis/Anus/Annis)
Morits (Morressey/Morrits/Towgisheat)
Denis (St. Denis)
Campbell (Crapo/Cabino/Cabba/Caanaa/Kapen)
Francis (St. Francis/Frenier/Frenyer/Frankah)
Medor (Rye/Ryia/McKee)
Martin (Watso)
St. Peter (Peter/Sopiel)

…families from Fairfield Pond, Swanton Junction, John’s Bridge, Swanton Center, West Swanton, Lake Road and Back Bay in the 1822 to 1859 period. 176 Many of the names including Francis/St. Francis, Mitchell and Medor/Kazia were in various stages of change from their 18th century to their 19th century forms in these records. 177 The cumulative weight of this data, combined with abundant information from the census and local records, shows overlapping portions of the large Missisquoi Abenaki community in transition from their historic 18th century form to their 19th and 20th century character in considerable detail.

Footnote 175. See 1824, 1827, 1833, 1834, 1840, 1842, 1844 & 1847 Swanton Scholars lists in Appendix 3.
Footnote 176. See, 1822, 1824, 1827, 1829, 1830, 1831, 1832, 1833, 1834, 1838 & 1840 Swanton Scholars lists in Appendix 3.
Footnote 177. See St. Francis, Medor & Mitchell/Micha family cards in AA.

Page 45: In the same fashion, Mary Martin first married William Morits and appears in [Page 46.] the Lampman and Gardner Central family genealogies, then William Barrat, son of Samual and Sarah Morits Barrat, progenitors of the major Barrat Central family line in Franklin, Highgate and Swanton in the 19th century. 184 Town records of William Morits and William Barrat also revealed that the one was a basketmaker and the other an herb gatherer.

Footnote 184. See Family chart #’s 5-6 & 18 in Appendix 11; Gardner & Lampman Central family genealogies in RP; & Will Morits cards in Morits cards, Mary Martin card in Martin cards and William Barrat card in Barrat cards in AA.

Page 50: In 1838, Marchess Mitchell (Micha) and Margt Baraby (Panady/Benedict) baptize their daughter Narcissa for whom Peter Baraby (Benedict) and Begin Giot (Briget Guyette) are the godparents. 195 They are the same couple well documented using various Canadian missions for the baptism of their children between 1826 and 1833. 196 The first and only time they appear in a census record was the 1840 St. Albans Bay neighborhood next to two Bluto families. 197 However, their obvious links to other Benedict (Baraby/Parady) families as well as the Mitchell, Belisle (Basil), Guyette, Savage, Francis (St. Francis) and Wells families from Swanton, St. Albans and the Islands confirms that they were leaders in the Abenaki community from 1830 to 1860. 198 Since the…

Footnote 193. See 1836, 1838, 1/3 & 1/17/1839, 4/30, 8/2. 10/3 & 10/9/1841, 1842, 4/23 & 5/16/1844, 10/26/1845 & 5/9/1847 in O’Callaghan’s register in Appendix 5A; & 1849, 330/1850, & 7/4/1857 in St. Albans register in Appendix 5B. See also Family History & Leadership chart in Appendix 2 & Family charts #’s 2, 3, 4, 5-6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 & 22 in Appendix 11.
Footnote 194. Moody 1979: 73-4 fn 51. Compare Appendices 5A & 5B to Family Name Lists in Appendices 7A-D; Family Histories in Section V; & Family Charts in Appendix 11.
Footnote 195. See 1838 O’Callaghan’s Register in Appendix 5A & Family chart #’s 16 & 19 in Appendix 11.
Footnote 196. Moody 1979: 52, 58; RP: 65-6.
Footnote 197. See 1840 St. Albans census in Appendix 1B & Family chart # 16 in Appendix 11.
Footnote 198. Moody 1979: 52-55; RP: 65-6. See also Willliam Baraby (Benedict) Swanton baptism in 1841 with parents Peter Baraby and Marie Belisle (Bazil) and godparents Peter Baraby and Josette; Matilda Bennett (Benedict) 1841 baptism in St. Albans with John Bennett and Cath. Saveriagss (Savagess/Savage) parents and Francis Plasais (Francis) and Angel Pero (Perault); & Harriet Wells 1844 baptism with parents John Wells and Jane Gibouis (Young Gibo) and godparents Peter and Eliza Paridy (Benedict), all in O’Callaghan’s register in Appendix 5A.

Page 51: …earliest citations, this family was identified with Lake Champlain and was the same Benedict (Panadis) family found at Odanak which always had a particularly close association with Missisquoi and returned for summers at Shipyard Bay in Highgate Springs until the early 1900’s. 199 The family also appears in North Hero, Swanton and Alburg with one of the last Benedict men recalled living on the Missisquoi in 20th century Swanton and the last Benedict (Bartemy) family at St. Albans Bay in the 1930’s. 200

Footnote 199. Moody 1979: 73-4 fn 50; Day 1981: 77.
Footnote 200. RP: 72-2, 95; 2258, 9/11/81:1; Ed Bartemy card in Benedict cards in AA; & Family chart #’s 8,16 & 19 in Appendix 11.

Page 56: A Barret and Francis (St. Francis) family living in St. Albans also are cited in the records, linking two of the largest Central families sixty years before their 20th century Swanton associations. 232 In the baptism of their child Charles Basset (Bessett) of the Bessett Small family was the godfather. 233 In the 1855 baptism, Theophile Phaneuf was the godfather for the Barratt/Francis family. The Phaneuf (Phaan/Farnsworth) family derived from an 18th century English captive-turned-Abenaki with ties to Odanak. 234 Theophile Phaneuf appears often in both….

Footnote 232. See 1855 in St. Marie’s register in Appendix 5B; & Family chart #’s 2, 4, 5-6 & 18 in Appendix 11.
Footnote 233. See 1831 in O’Callaghan’s register in Appendix 5A; & Family chart # 10 in Appendix 11.
Footnote 234. Day 1981: 92.

Page 57: …O’Callaghan’s and St. Marie’s registers. He was married to an Abenaki woman listed simply and Morquis (Marguet) and later as Mary Marrais (Morits/Desmarrais/Demar) with whom he had several children. 235

Footnote 235. See 1847 in St. Marie’s register in Appendix 5B.

Page 59: Another important citation from St. Albans in 1847 lists a major community leader with ties to Swanton, Odanak and 18th century Missisquoi. Sophie Morrisan (Morits/Maurice) is listed in May, 1847 as the sole godparent of a boy named Louis whose parents are cited as Francis Joseph and Frances Theophile. 249 This is quite likely the same Sophie Morisseau (Molisse/Maurice) who had married Theophile Panadis (Benedict) nine months earlier at Odanak in September of 1846. 250 This Missisquoi Abenaki woman was well known at Odanak as a traditional and central figure in the Panadis family which returned for many years to Highgate Springs with the Odanak band of the Claude (Glode/Paganne/Pagonowit) family. 250

Footnote 246: See Glode/Ladue Ancestral family history in Section V.
Footnote 246s. See Glode/Ladue Ancestral family & Ladoux family histories in Section V.
Footnote 247. See 1846 in St. Marie’s registers in Appendix 5B
Footnote 248. See Family chart #’s 2, 3, 4, 5-6, 8, 14, 18, 19, 20 &22 in Appendix 11.
Footnote 249. See 1847 O’Callaghan’s register in Appendix 5A.
Footnote 250. Moody 1979: 73 fn 50, 74, 74: Day 1981, 79, 86, 91.

Page 61: Many families, most notably the Morits, Crapo and Francis/St. Francis families, who are identified with the 18th century Missisquoi village and Abenaki Indian origins, are also clearly present in the greater Swanton area and directly linked to the other, familiar contemporary Abenaki families. 255 Finally, the clear indication that many of the same family names and individual leaders like John Freemore, Lewis Colomb and their Lawrence/ St. Lawrence wives, Joseph Francis, Sophie Morrisan (Morits), Theophile and Marie Marrais (Morits/Demar) Phaneuf, Mitchell St. Francis, Peter and Margaret St. Peter Medor, Peter and Fretaia (Charlifoux) Vrepot, and Leon and Esther Cameron Patnode were joined by many other, less documented but clearly present families like Peter and Margaret Francis (St. Francis) Barrat, Marchess and Margaret Benedict Mitchell, Paul and Ozet St. Mary Campbell (Crapo), Joseph and Rachel Verge (Glode) Bluto, Joseph Guyette, John and Julia Desmarrais (Demar/Morits) Morice, Gabriel and Matilda Corrier (Medor) Lapan, Joseph and Phelmise Mitchell Berger, Julien and Mary Freemore Verhage (Glode), Telephore and Adelaide Barbo (Patnode) Courtouis (Curtis), Baptiste and Elizabeth Lafrance Lawrence (St. Lawrence), and Narcise and Leocadie St. Francis Gilodu (Glode/Verge), is conclusive proof of the extensive, inter-family ties that bound the 19th century Abenaki community together. 256 These citations touch on all the major 19th century Abenaki neighborhoods in the northwestern Vermont region.

Footnote 255. See Family chart #’s 4, 5-6, 8, 10, 11, 13, 17 & 22 in Appendix 11.
Footnote 256. See Family History and Leadership chart in Appendix 2; & Family chart #’s 2-22 in Appendix 11.

Page 67: The Lampman and Morits family movements between Swanton and Highgate, and in between the Middle Road, Lake Road, West Swanton (Hog Island), Back Bay and John’s Bridge (St. Albans Road) neighborhoods in Swanton from 1822 to 1881. 282 These movements were similar to those documented for John Lampman and Martha Morits, Leonard Lampman’s grandparents in the 1884 to 1930 period. 283 John Lampman was born in the John’s Bridge/St. Albans…

Footnote 282. 11, 1822,; Swanton Scholar’s List (SSL), 1829, Lake Road (Dist 10); SSL, 1830, Middle Road (dist 1) (near Peter Carley (Medor) in Appendix 3; 1830 Swanton census in Appendix 1B; SSL, 1831 Back Bay. Bow of the River (Dist 9) (near several other Indian families); SSL, 1834, Lake Road (Dist 10); SSL, 1841, Hiram Lampman, Lake Road (Dist 10); SSL, 1849, 1850, 1851 & 1857, Warden Lampman (his son), Back Bay/Bow of the River (Dist 9) in Appendix 3; Household # 271 in 1850 Highgate census in Appendix 1B; SSL, 1850, H. Lampman, Hog Island/West Swanton (Dist 15) in Appendix 3; Household # 534 in 1860 Swanton census (probably in John’s Bridge/ St. Albans Road (Dist 8) ara. [See Julia Ann Morits cards in Morits cards in AA].

Footnote 283. Moody 1979: 61-2, 74; RP 84-6, 224-5: 78, 10/2/81 & 2/16/84. Moody [1979: 74] refers to the tradition that the Morits/Maurice family originated in Bedford, Quebec in the mid-19th century. In fact, records and oral tradition underscore that the Pike River campsite was part of the network of sites visited annually or at need without heed to the border from the 18th century to the 1940’s. There is abundant historical documentation that the old village region called “Missisquoi” included Pike River and “them Indian lands” on Missisquoi Bay north of the Canadian/American border. [Lampee 1938]. The Pike River area was particularly noteworthy as a pike fishing grounds from which it derives its name. The Lampman’s/Mortis’ and other families used to go there in the spring and late summer to camp and fish by local account. [Moody, Field Notes, 1977-85].

Page 68: …Road neighborhood in 1855. 284 Henry was John Lampman’s uncle, and Julia Ann Morits was Martha’s aunt. 285 Citations in his family also focus in the John’s Bridge, Lake Road, Bushey Street and Back Bay neighborhoods from 1885 to 1940. 286 Henry and Julia daughter Mary Lampman married a Martin and appears in the genealogy of the Martin Central family. 287 The Martin (Mountain/Montagne/Hill/Watso) Central family had a similar settlement and campsite range of motion in the 19th century. 288 And a similar pattern has emerged in Lampman and Morits family records and traditions which date to the 1760 to 1820 period as well. 289 Even John, Herman and Leonard Lampman’s late 19th and 20th century muskrat and beaver trapping subsistence grounds in the Missisquoi marsh off Lake Road, West Swanton and Highgate Springs was mentioned by Perry (1882) as an enduring resource that also survived the late 18th century onslaught of non-Indian population. 290 Much of the Abenak survival in outlying neighborhoods hinged on those small game and resilient fish populations that continued to thrive into the 19th and 20th centuries including muskrat, squirrel, rabbit, pike, bullhead, perch and catfish. This local, natural abundance accounts in part for the ability of the Morits, Lampman, Martin and several other Indian families’ unnoticed survival in the Missisquoi area.

Footnote 284. See John Lampman card in Lampman cards in AA.
Footnote 285. See Henry Lampman card in Lampman cards & Julia Ann Morits cards in Morits cards in AA; & Family chart #’s 5-6, 14 & 18 in Appendix 11.
Footnote 286. See Lampman family cards in AA.
Footnote 287. See Mary Lampman card in Lampman cards in AA & Ed Martin card in Martin cards in AA; & Family chart #’s 5-6, & 14 in Appendix 11.
Footnote 288. See Martin Central family history in Seciton 5; Family cards in AA; Day 1981: 99.
Footnote 289. Perry & Barney 1882: 995; Aldrich 1891: 396; Swanton Land Records, 1837 in Appendix 4A; 78, 10/2/81:7 & 9/16/83:11-2; Moody, Field Notes, 1977-85.
Footnote 290. Perry & Barney 1882: 965; Perry mss: 198; RP:48-9.

Page 69: “In the following account of the Morits family both this early period and the late 19th century family migration are noted in the context of the Missisquoi Abenaki community. 291

“Well, you see when my grandmother and grandfather came across there was an old Indian Chief and his name was Chief Swatson and you see, he was the one that see to … the tribal people that was there, you know. Like their fish and everything, you see, he took care of it. And in Swanton then. … Back when it was Indian land. And Grandma said that when they come there, there wasn’t much there of it, only where they landed … where the Monument is here now in Swanton. … Grandma said that is where they landed, right there, and they came on shore. But Grandma said that the old Indian Chief Swatson and she said they named that town after old Chief Swatson because Chief Swatson died there. … It was the old chief himself, it wasn’t Swanton.”

The account goes on to describe a “whole tribe” of “quite a few families” totaling “more than 100 people” who lived at the old Missisquoi village back at the time of first settlement. 292 Families identified by name in the tradition….continued on page 70

Footnote 291. 2262, 10/6/83:3. This tradition hinges on the naming of Swanton, which conventional history ascribes to a Captain William Swanton. [Swift 1977:254]. The original account then stems from the period 1763 to 1790 when the town was essentially named Swanton by the New Hampshire grantees. Since the town was essentially New York territory, and therefore named and known as Prattsburg through the first half of the Revolution, the account probably refers to the 1784 to 1790 period when the Allen family first tendered a serious claim to and settlement of Swanton under that name. Note that this was the time of Daniel Portneuf, and the incidents with Captain Ondalamaguoin’s family in 1788. The tradition adds to the data confirming that a whole community of Abenakis lived in the area.
The oral tradition also fits well with the existing written histories of Swanton which confirm that a group numbering at least 70 was still at the Monument village in 1794. [Perry mss: 241-2; RP: 49-50]. Furthermore, the name ‘Swatson’ is close to the common Abenaki given name of the time, ‘Swasson’, which in turn was an Abenaki name of the French baptismal name Joachim. [Day 1981: 84, 95]. This Joachim or Swatson, was probably a Morits/ Tanagite family member, as each family tends to recall their more celebrated ancestor and, in most cases, derives their contemporary name from this source. [Day 1978: 156; Day 1981: 73]. That has also proven to be true of both the St. Francis and Medor Abenaki family names at Missisquoi by oral tradition within those families.

MORE to come.....

Are the Barratt’s and or Lampman's “St. Francis/ Sokoki/Missisquoi” Members; or are they not? Part 2:

Here is a portion of that material (I have transcribed the material) which pertains to the Barratt's (Barrat/Barret/Barrett), Lampman's, Martin's and Morits/Moritz families claiming to be "Abenakis" in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont. Though I (retrospectively) was not intending to "work" some of this data into this blog (yet) this Barratt Ancestral Research recently became quite extensive and expansive, due to the intermarriage(s) between the Barratt's and other families, not to mention the shared common Morits/Martin ancestry, so I have "mapped out" in this posting many more more surnames and families mentioned herein, than simply just-the-Barratt lineage.

Most of it,  I have concluded, is based on CONJECTURE'S, HYPOTHETICAL'S, and just plain genealogical MANIPULATION'S on the part of quite a number of "scholars" and others, which of course, as usual, includes John Moody.

At least that is my own conclusion (in agreement with the BIA's O.F.A. conclusions of these documents claims); yet (if one does not think this is an accurate assessment of the Vermont "Abenakis" documents, then do the homework/research and decide what is FACTUAL and what is not.

Their 1982 and subsequent "Addendum" of January 1986 according to the Proposed Findings of November 09. 2005 and subsequent Final Decision of June 2007 concluded that the '82, '86, and 1995 claims of being "Abenakis" were built on ASSUMPTIONS, DISTORTIONS, MANIPULATIONS and unsubstantiated ALLEGED "ORAL" HISTORIES.

So, with that said, here is what is the Oct. 1982 Petition (in part) and also the ADDENDUM (in part) of January 10, 1986. [Eventually, I will post the whole of both document materials with FULL transcription].

Petition for Federal Recognition as an American Indian Tribe by the "Abenaki Nation of Vermont" dated October 1982:

Page 37: In June, 1765, “Daniel Poorneuf, Francis Abenard, Francois Joseph, Jean Baptist Jeanosis, Charlotte, widow of the late chief of the Abenakque Nation at Missisquoi, 10 Marion Poorneuf, Theresa, daughter of Joseph Michel, Madeleine Abernard and Joseph Abomsawin” leased an area of timberland about 4.5 miles long by 1.5 miles wide in the Missisquoi area to James Robertson, a merchant and “Indian agent” from St. Jeans Quebec (Perry, 1882:

Footnote 10. There is some possibility that this Charlotte is the daughter of Grey Lock, and the same Charlotte who baptized a child at Chambly in 1760, with Francois Michisenile as father, and that both are ancestors of Mitchell St. Francis who later raised his family in Swanton (Chambly, Book 1760, p. 6).

Notice how these ALLEGED and REINVENTED "Abenakis" write and linguistically switch from … “there is some possibility…” and then turn that conjecture into an implied fact with … “that both are ancestors of Mitchell St. Francis,” [who is a genealogical ancestor of Homer Walter St. Francis, Sr].

Page 38: 971-3; Lampee, 1948: 107; see Appendix A). The document has sometimes been interpreted as a sign that the Abenaki were preparing to leave the area (Charland, 1964: 173; Day, 1973: 10). But as John S. Moody pointed out, a careful reading of the lease provides for an opposite interpretation (Moody, 1979: 13).
The area leased ran up to the village, two miles below the Falls, and expressly reserved twelve family farms on both sides of the river for the use of “Pierre Pechenowax, Francois Nicowizet, Annus Jean Baptiste, Momtock, Joseph Comprent, Towgisheat, Cecile, Annome Quisse, Jemoganz, Willsomquax, Jean Baptiste the White Head, and Old Ettiene.” Terms of the lease included yearly plowing of these farms, “as shall be sufficient for them to plant their Indian corn every year,” in addition to a yearly rent of Spanish dollars, corn, and rum. The lease was to run 91 years. The document certainly reveals the intention of the Abenaki to remain in their homeland. It also reveals that authority and responsibility in such matters resided with representatives of individual families, both men and women, who watched out for the interests of their own families by acting collectively when the situation required it.

Page 58 and 59: “Portneuf is an Abenaki family from Missisquoi. The name appears on Robertson’s lease and also later at Odanak. Morins (also spelled Morice, Maurice or Moritz.) 14 is another Abenaki family from Missisquoi, identified by contemporary descendants in Swanton as well as those at Odanak. Members of the Morins/Moritz family have some of the deepest roots at Missisquoi. A few are listed in the early 19th century Highgate census lists (see below). In the middle part of the 19th century marriages between Mary Maurice from Missisquoi and William Obumsawin of Grand Isle, and Mary’s sister Sophie to Theophile Panady Panadis at Odanak helped to facilitate travel and cooperation among Indians living in these three locations – Grand Isle, Odanak, and Missisquoi. 15

Footnote 14. Name changes in Abenaki genealogies are frequent and complicate the records. For a discussion of this problem, see Appendix D.
Footnote 15. The information regarding the Morice/Obumsawin/Panady marriages comes from Gordon Day, by way of his principal informant, Theophile Panady, grandson of Sophie and Theophile Panady. (Conversation between Gordon Day and John Moody.)

Page 65: The case of Peter Baraby is particularly interesting. In 1826, the St. Athanase register from Iberville, Quebec, Canada, just north of Lake Champlain, records the baptism of Martin, son of Pierre Barnaby (sic) and Brigette Guyette. In 1831 the same couple baptized Hubert, born in Vermont. In 1833, a daughter Rosalie is baptized at St. George d’Henryville, Quebec, Canada, also a short distance from Missisquoi Bay. In 1838 Peter Baraby and Begin Giot (sic) are listed as god parents for Narcissa Mitchell, father Marcheness Mitchell and mother Margaret Baraby. In 1839, Father O’Callaghan from Burlington, Chittenden County, Vermont baptized a Francis Peter; the father is listed [Page 66] this time as Barady Peter. In 1841, another son is baptized as Lewis Banady, the first time that it becomes evident that the name in question is a form of the Panadis/Benedict name associated with Missisquoi. The Baraby/Mitchell/Guyette connections are among many that form the basis of the contemporary community.
In 1857, in North Hero, Vermont, a Paridy Peter marries Matilda Dayia. His father is listed as Peter Paridy (John Moody, 1979: 52, 58). Not only does the case of Peter Baraby illustrate the difficulty of tracking Abenaki names through the records; it also illustrates the amount of movement that was still common for families at the time.

Page 72: The 1850 U.S. Census of Swanton, Vermont lists several families of known Abenaki descent, many of whom were living together slightly away from the central village in an area that came to be known as Back Bay (see May #5 detail). For many years it remained a poor, rundown area with shacks and a few log cabins; and descendants of the same families listed there in 1850 are residing there today. The following families are listed in the 1850 census:

John Lazare, 18, laborer, and Rosetta, 35, 7 children
Lewis Coulombe, 43, laborer, and Sophie, 40, 6 children
Regis Coulombe, 39, laborer, and Sophie, 37, 5 children
Antoine Coulombe, 45, laborer, and Sara, 3 children
Medor Pascner, 40, farm laborer, and Julia, 35, 5 children
John Freemore, 50, farm laborer, and Mary, 30, 6 children
Steven Popple, 42 basketmaker
George Belrose and family
Joseph Paul and family
Joseph Benway, 62, and Rhoda, 52, 4 children
Peter Baraby, 22, laborer
Marsh Shedwick, 24, farmer, and Rhoda, 19
Francis Lashway, 33, and Martha, 2 children
Paul Michael, 39, farm laborer, and Waitz, 38, 4 children
Peter Micha, 33, and Jane, 33

Page 73: Steven Popple, the basket maker, and Peter Baraby have been mentioned before, though the latter is probably the son named Paridy Peter who married Matilda Dayia in North Hero in 1857.

Page 77: William Moritz is part of the old Morins/Maurice family from Missisquoi. His great-grandson, Leonard “Blackie” Lampman is currently chief of the Abenaki Tribal Council. (See Family Chart 5). It is relevant to note that Chief Lampman’s parents were first cousins through their mothers, both daughters of William Moritz, one of several cousin marriages that have occurred among Abenaki families in the Swanton area, and another indication of the way that the community has been maintained. The practice, however, is less prevalent today than it was two or three generations ago. Much of the traditional lore of the Missisquoi region was passed down to “Blackie” by his grandmother, Josephine Moritz, an accomplished healer and another mainstay in the Back Bay community.”

Page 86: In the same way that the Gardners and Lapans became integrated into the Abenaki community during these years, so did other families. The Hakeys, Cotas, Phillips, Barrats, Demars, Maskells, Partlows, and others were woven into an expanding network of Abenaki relationship and custom that found its center in Swanton’s Back Bay, the Highgate woods, the Champlain Islands, and other locations long favored by the earliest Abenaki families in the region.

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The family charts on the following pages are an attempt to depict the development of the local Abenaki community from the middle of the 19th century, when records are adequate for the task, to the present. They must not be viewed as complete genealogies. Not all the children from a particular marriage, nor all the known ancestors are included in these charts.

Rather, the charts show relationships among different families and need to be read horizontally in order to appreciate the expanding network and links formed by successive generations.

Each chart has four horizontals, or four generations, marked by Roman numerals.

Chart 1 is schematic and indicates the time periods for the other charts. Individuals found along a particular line are heads of households and raising children during that particular period. Living members on line IV are darkened in. (Many on IV are deceased.)

Each chart focuses on certain families and the links with a few other families, but the groupings in most cases are somewhat arbitrary. All of the families are connected, many of them for three generations.

Charts 2, 3 & 4 represent the growth of Swanton’s Back Bay Community from St. Francis, St. Laurent and Medor ancestors. The families along lines I and II of these charts represent the core of the old Back Bay as it developed in the 19th century.

Charts 2, 3 & 4 should be examined together as they represent one large kindred.

Chart 5-6 represents the development of another major kindred descended from the old Abenaki Morice/Moritz family and the Marten family (Montaigne-Watso?) and shows its ties with the St. Francis family and Gardner’s as well.

Chart 7 shows some of the relationships among the Gardner, Phillips, Lapan and Barrat families. The first three of these families were among those who adopted a more transitory life style during the 19th century, settling down into the Swanton-Highgate area sometime around World War I. The...

Page 220: ...Barratt family is recognized locally as an Indian family, but its ancestry is uncertain. It is possible that Barrat is a variation of Barady, and that Samuel Barrat was another of the Panadis family originally from Missisquoi.

Finally, Chart 8 is a representation of the cluster of Abenaki families that had settled into St. Albans Bay by 1840 and the eventual ties with other families in the Swanton, Highgate area.

Several different attempts have been made to represent the kinship connections among the Abenaki families in the St. Francis/Sokoki Band. None of them has been sufficient to show the complexity or number of relationships involved. One member expressed it best when in response to a question about how two families were related, answered, “Just put them all in a bag and shake them up good – then you would have it.”

These charts, if examined carefully, provide some indication of the many-sided relationships that exist, but they [the charts] simplify the picture considerably and distort as much as they reveal.

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CHART 1

FOUR GENERATIONS of ABENAKI LIFE

I.

1850 - 1880

THE BEGINNINGS OF ABENAKI NEIGHBORHOODS

Back Bay, Swanton-Highgate, St. Albans

II.

1880 - 1910

THE EXPANSION OF THE CORE KINDRED GROUPS

III.

1910 - 1940

GRANDPARENTS

IV.

1940 - 1970

CONTEMPORARY HEADS OF HOUSEHOLDS

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Family Chart # 2: "Back Bay"

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Family Chart # 3: "Back Bay"

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Family Chart # 4: "Back Bay"

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Family Chart # 5-6: "Swanton-Highgate"

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Family Chart # 7: "Travelers"

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Family Chart # 8: "St. Albans Bay"

Are the Barratt’s and or Lampman's “St. Francis/ Sokoki/Missisquoi” Members; or are they not members of said "Abenaki" "Tribe" or "Band"?

As per the above data from the so-called "Missisquoi/St. Francis-Sokoki Band of the Abenaki Nation" Application for Vermont State Recognition, the Barratt/Barrett Families are being identified as official "members" of that group, as of January, 2011.

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Missisquoi Abenaki Tribal Roles
81. Melody M. Barratt in Swanton, VT
82. Dale A. Barratt in Highgate, VT
83. Amy L. Barratt in Highgate, VT
84. Nathalie M. Barratt in St. Albans, VT
85. Gary L. Barratt in St. Albans, VT
86. Travis L. Barratt in St. Albans, VT
87. Brandon M. Barratt in St. Albans
88. Brad A. Barratt in Swanton, VT
89. Brian W. Barratt in Swanton, VT
90. Christine M Barratt in Swanton, VT
91. Matthew B. Barratt in Swanton, VT
92. Andrew M. Barratt in Swanton, VT
93. Craig Barratt in Swanton, VT
94. Donna D. Barratt in Swanton, VT
95. Faron M.D. Barratt in Swanton, VT
96. Heather M. Barratt in Swanton, VT
97. James V. Barratt in Swanton, VT

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Missisquoi Abenaki Tribal Roles
98. Shirley M. Barratt in Swanton, VT
99. Vida Barratt in Swanton, VT
100. Jennifer L. Barratt in Warwick, RI
101. Sharon J. Barratt in Warwick, RI
102. Elizabeth Barratt in Providence, RI
103. Ricky N. Barratt in Providence, RI
104. Linda L. Barratt in Cranston, RI
105. Joshua A. Barratt in Riverside, RI
106. Randy P. Barratt in Riverside, RI
107. Dawne E. Barratt in Rochester, NH
108. Dennis J. Barratt in Rochester, NH
109. Roland R. Barratt in Rochester, NH
110. Barbara A. Barratt Need New Address
111. Douglas R. Barratt Need New Address
112. Kimberly A. Barratt Need New Address
113. Richard A. Barratt Need New Address
114. Robert A. Barratt Need New Address
115. Scott E. Barratt Need New Address
116. Charles R. Barratt II in St. Albans, VT
117. Alan W. Barratt Jr. in Alburg, VT
118. Donald E. Barratt Jr. in Swanton, VT
119. Danny A. Barratt Jr. in Swanton, VT
120. Roland A. Jr. Barratt in Warwick, RI
121. Charles R. Barratt Sr. in St. Albans, VT
122. Danny A. Barratt Sr. in St. Albans, VT
123. Alan W. Barratt Sr. in Swanton, VT
124. Roland A. Barratt Sr. in Warwick, RI
125. Terry A. Barratt Sr. in Riverside, RI
126. Sally M. Barratt-Cox in Swanton, VT
127. Angela A. Barratt-Hoague in Swanton, VT

 So ... let's take a look at the genealogical descendants of the Berrett/Barratt/Barrett Family:

Descendants of William Berrett -and- Mary Woodman:

Generation No. 1

1. WILLIAM1 BERRETT was born 29 Jul 1736 in Steeple, Ashton, Wiltshire County, England, and died 09 Dec 1831 in Steeple, Ashton, Wiltshire County, England. He married MARY WOODMAN 22 May 1763 in Steeple, Aston, Trowbridge, Wiltshire County, England. She was born 25 Nov 1739 in Steeple, Ashton, Wiltshire County, England, and died Nov 1829 in Steeple, Ashton, Wiltshire County, England.

More About WILLIAM BERRETT and MARY WOODMAN:
Marriage: 22 May 1763, Steeple, Aston, Trowbridge, Wiltshire County, England

Children of WILLIAM BERRETT and MARY WOODMAN are:
2. i. WILIAM2 BARRATT, b. 04 Mar 1764, Steeple, Ashton, Wiltshire County, England; d. Mar 1853, Steeple, Ashton, Wiltshire County, England.
ii. SARAH BARRATT, b. 08 Feb 1767, Steeple, Ashton, Wiltshire County, England; d. 28 Oct 1948, Steeple, Ashton, Wiltshire County, England.
iii. ROBERT BARRATT, b. Dec 1768, Steeple, Ashton, Wiltshire County, England; d. 31 Oct 1807, Steeple, Ashton, Wiltshire County, England.
iv. THOMAS BARRATT, b. 21 Mar 1773, Steeple, Ashton, Wiltshire County, England; d. 02 Feb 1860; m. MARY LAFOE; b. 1771, Steeple, Ashton, Wiltshire County, England.

Generation No. 2

2. WILIAM2 BARRATT (WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 04 Mar 1764 in Steeple, Ashton, Wiltshire County, England, and died Mar 1853 in Steeple, Ashton, Wiltshire County, England. He married SARAH ALLEN 23 Oct 1793 in Steeple, Aston, Trowbridge, Wiltshire County, England, daughter of SAMUEL ALLEN and ELIZABETH ALBRIDGE. She was born Abt. 1768 in Steeple, Ashton, Wiltshire County, England, and died 1848 in Steeple, Ashton, Wiltshire County, England.

More About WILIAM BARRATT and SARAH ALLEN:
Marriage: 23 Oct 1793, Steeple, Aston, Trowbridge, Wiltshire County, England

Children of WILIAM BARRATT and SARAH ALLEN are:
i. MARTHA3 BARRATT, b. 20 Jan 1793, Steeple, Ashton, Wiltshire County, England.
ii. MARY BARRATT, b. 20 Jan 1793, Steeple, Ashton, Wiltshire County, England; d. Apr 1874, East Coulston, Wiltshire County, England.
iii. WILLIAM BARRATT, b. 23 Apr 1797, Steeple, Ashton, Wiltshire County, England; d. 19 Jun 1873, Steeple, Ashton, Wiltshire County, England.
3. iv. SAMUEL BARRATT, b. 19 May 1799, Steeple Ashton, Trowbridge, Wiltshire County, England; d. 04 Feb 1872, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.
v. JOSEPH BARRATT, b. 21 Jun 1801, Steeple, Ashton, Wiltshire County, England; d. 02 Nov 1877, Steeple, Ashton, Wiltshire County, England.
vi. SARAH BARRATT, b. 27 Nov 1803, Steeple, Ashton, Wiltshire County, England.
vii. ANN BARRATT, b. 21 Jul 1805, Steeple, Ashton, Wiltshire County, England.

Generation No. 3

3. SAMUEL3 BARRATT (WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 19 May 1799 in Steeple Ashton, Trowbridge, Wiltshire County, England, and died 04 Feb 1872 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont. He married SARAH E. MORITS. She was born 12 Jul 1805, and died 05 Jan 1877 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.

Children of SAMUEL BARRATT and SARAH MORITS are:
i. JOSEPH4 BARRATT, d. 25 Oct 1881.
ii. THERESA BARRATT, d. Aft. 1880.
4. iii. CALVIN DURY BARRATT, b. Mar 1826, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 24 Aug 1908, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.
5. iv. WILLIAM BARRETT, b. 1828, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 18 Nov 1894, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.
v. SARAH E. BARRATT, b. 1832, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.
6. vi. FRANKLIN R. BARRATT, b. 1834, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 30 Sep 1915, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.
7. vii. SAMUEL PHILO BARRATT, b. 1835, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; d. Bet. 1900 - 1915, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.
8. viii. MARTHA JANE BARRETT, b. 05 Apr 1838, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 17 Nov 1910, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.
ix. ELLEN BARRETT, b. 16 Jul 1846, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.
9. x. ANDREW BARRATT, b. Bet. 1846 - 1852, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 10 Nov 1889, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.
10. xi. BENJAMIN BARRETT, b. 1847, Franklin, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 25 Oct 1889, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.
xii. CAROLINE BARRETT, b. 14 Nov 1848, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 18 Jun 1910, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.
xiii. PHILO BARRETT, b. 1851, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 18 Jan 1887, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.
xiv. ALLEN BARRATT, b. 1830, Bethel, Vermont; d. 1871.

Generation No. 4

4. CALVIN DURY4 BARRATT (SAMUEL3, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born Mar 1826 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont, and died 24 Aug 1908 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont. He married (1) ELIZA OLGA LOUISE PROPER, daughter of JOHN PROPER and MARY HUMPHREY. She was born 14 Oct 1835 in Ste. Alexandre, Quebec, Canada, and died 15 Jan 1914 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont. He married (2) IDA ARCHIE HASKINS 30 Jul 1907 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont. She was born 1870 in Malone, Franklin County, New York.

More About CALVIN BARRATT and IDA HASKINS:
Marriage: 30 Jul 1907, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Children of CALVIN BARRATT and ELIZA PROPER are:
i. JOSEPH5 BARRETT, d. 05 Apr 1869.
11. ii. CHARLOTTE BARRETT, b. 18 Jan 1856, Franklin, Franklin County, Vermont.
iii. ANONYME BARRETT, b. 20 Mar 1866, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 26 Mar 1866, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.
iv. ANONYME BARRETT, b. 01 Apr 1867, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.
v. ANONYME BARRETT, b. 06 Oct 1868, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.
12. vi. CALVIN DURY BARRETT, b. 31 Mar 1869, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 22 Sep 1939, St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont.
vii. EMMA B. BARRETT, b. 23 Nov 1870, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; m. GEORGE E. ELWOOD, 23 Nov 1897, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; b. 1875, Charleston, Vermont.

More About GEORGE ELWOOD and EMMA BARRETT:
Marriage: 23 Nov 1897, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont

viii. SARAH ESTELLA BARRETT, b. 13 Apr 1874, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; m. (1) JOHN BRESSETTE; m. (2) FELIX PELEQUIN, 28 Aug 1894, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.

More About FELIX PELEQUIN and SARAH BARRETT:
Marriage: 28 Aug 1894, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont

ix. SARAH M. BARRETT, b. 17 May 1874, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.
x. ADDIE A. BARRETT, b. 02 Aug 1877, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.
13. xi. HENRY BARRETT, b. 21 Feb 1879, Franklin, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 04 Oct 1908, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.
14. xii. ADELBERT "DELBERT" A. BARRETT, b. 24 Oct 1880, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 1951, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.

5. WILLIAM4 BARRETT (SAMUEL3 BARRATT, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 1828 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont, and died 18 Nov 1894 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont. He married (1) JULIA A. 16 Jun 1846. He married (2) MARY JANE MARTIN 30 Jun 1890 in Highgate Springs, Franklin County, Vermont, daughter of DANIEL MARTIN and AURILLA MCGEE. She was born 22 Aug 1836 in Underhill or Jericho, Chittenden County, Vermont, and died 02 Oct 1919 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.

More About WILLIAM BARRETT and JULIA A.:
Marriage: 16 Jun 1846

More About WILLIAM BARRETT and MARY MARTIN:
Marriage: 30 Jun 1890, Highgate Springs, Franklin County, Vermont

Children of WILLIAM BARRETT and JULIA A. are:
15. i. LORENZO5 BARRETT, b. 1854.
ii. CYNTHIA BARRETT, b. 1859.
iii. HENRY BARRETT, b. 1889.

6. FRANKLIN R.4 BARRATT (SAMUEL3, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 1834 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont, and died 30 Sep 1915 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont. He married JANE PROPER. She was born 1843 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont, and died 28 Sep 1915 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.

Children of FRANKLIN BARRATT and JANE PROPER are:
i. SYDNEY5 BARRATT, b. 1864, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.
ii. JOHN BARRATT, b. 1866, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.
iii. CELISTIA JANE BARRATT, b. 29 Jun 1867, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; m. JOSEPH BINGHAM, 19 Jul 1884, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; b. 1858, Sheldon, Franklin County, Vermont.

More About JOSEPH BINGHAM and CELISTIA BARRATT:
Marriage: 19 Jul 1884, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont

iv. SAMUEL BARRATT, b. 1868, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.
v. CHARLES HENRY BARRATT, b. 05 Jun 1875, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; m. LIBBIE LAMBERT, 01 Mar 1902, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; b. 1881, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.

More About CHARLES BARRATT and LIBBIE LAMBERT:
Marriage: 01 Mar 1902, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont

7. SAMUEL PHILO4 BARRATT (SAMUEL3, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 1835 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont, and died Bet. 1900 - 1915 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont. He married CAROLINE CLAPPER. She was born 11 May 1835, and died 08 Apr 1913.

Child of SAMUEL BARRATT and CAROLINE CLAPPER is:
16. i. SAMUEL5 BARRETT, b. 20 Sep 1858, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 18 Feb 1950, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.

8. MARTHA JANE4 BARRETT (SAMUEL3 BARRATT, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 05 Apr 1838 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont, and died 17 Nov 1910 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont. She married JAMES D. ATWOOD. He was born 1836 in Vermont, and died 1913 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.

Children of MARTHA BARRETT and JAMES ATWOOD are:
17. i. MARY5 ATWOOD, b. 22 Sep 1862, Owls Head, Malone, New York; d. 16 Apr 1931, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.
ii. BERTHA JANE ATWOOD, b. 11 May 1869, Owls Head, Malone, New York; d. 21 Jul 1949, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.
iii. LUCY ATWOOD, b. 1879, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.

9. ANDREW4 BARRATT (SAMUEL3, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born Bet. 1846 - 1852 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont, and died 10 Nov 1889 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont. He married ALVIRA W. PERRY. She was born 23 Aug 1848 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont, and died 10 Jul 1918 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.

Children of ANDREW BARRATT and ALVIRA PERRY are:
i. RODNEY S.5 BARRATT, b. 16 Mar 1873, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; m. (1) EMILY SEARS, 11 Feb 1893, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; b. 1885, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; m. (2) JULIA GREENIA, 27 Oct 1896, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.

More About RODNEY BARRATT and EMILY SEARS:
Marriage: 11 Feb 1893, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont

More About RODNEY BARRATT and JULIA GREENIA:
Marriage: 27 Oct 1896, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont

ii. JAMES EDWARD BARRATT, b. 09 Jul 1880, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 10 Oct 1945.

10. BENJAMIN4 BARRETT (SAMUEL3 BARRATT, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 1847 in Franklin, Franklin County, Vermont, and died 25 Oct 1889 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont. He married ELLEN W. CLAPPER 19 Jul 1868 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont. She was born 1846 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.

More About BENJAMIN BARRETT and ELLEN CLAPPER:
Marriage: 19 Jul 1868, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Children of BENJAMIN BARRETT and ELLEN CLAPPER are:
i. HARRY5 BARRETT, b. 1870, Franklin, Franklin County, Vermont; m. FLORA BARRETT, 30 Oct 1901, Highgate Center, Franklin County, Vermont; b. 29 Jul 1885, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.

More About HARRY BARRETT and FLORA BARRETT:
Marriage: 30 Oct 1901, Highgate Center, Franklin County, Vermont

ii. BERTHA BARRETT, b. 14 Dec 1875, Franklin, Franklin County, Vermont; m. FRANK DUSHAN, 23 Nov 1889, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; b. 1845, Ste. Armand, Missisquoi County, Quebec, Canada.

More About FRANK DUSHAN and BERTHA BARRETT:
Marriage: 23 Nov 1889, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont

iii. LOREN BARRETT, b. 10 Dec 1880, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 10 Dec 1880, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.

Generation No. 5

11. CHARLOTTE5 BARRETT (CALVIN DURY4 BARRATT, SAMUEL3, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 18 Jan 1856 in Franklin, Franklin County, Vermont. She married NELSON LLOYD 15 Mar 1800 in Franklin, Vermont.

More About NELSON LLOYD and CHARLOTTE BARRETT:
Marriage: 15 Mar 1800, Franklin, Vermont

Child of CHARLOTTE BARRETT and NELSON LLOYD is:
18. i. BLANCHE6 LLOYD, b. 11 Feb 1888; d. 22 Mar 1956, Granby, Shefford County, Quebec, Canada.

12. CALVIN DURY5 BARRETT (CALVIN DURY4 BARRATT, SAMUEL3, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 31 Mar 1869 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont, and died 22 Sep 1939 in St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont. He married (1) MELISSA BRANTON. He married (2) MARTHA D. CLARK 06 Dec 1892 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont. She was born 1874, and died 26 May 1902 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.

More About CALVIN BARRETT and MARTHA CLARK:
Marriage: 06 Dec 1892, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Child of CALVIN BARRETT and MARTHA CLARK is:
i. VILOUS DURY6 BARRETT, b. 17 Jun 1894, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 17 Sep 1953, St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont.

13. HENRY5 BARRETT (CALVIN DURY4 BARRATT, SAMUEL3, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 21 Feb 1879 in Franklin, Franklin County, Vermont, and died 04 Oct 1908 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont. He married MARY ATWOOD Bef. Oct 1886 in Highgate Center, Franklin County, Vermont, daughter of JAMES ATWOOD and MARTHA BARRETT. She was born 22 Sep 1862 in Owls Head, Malone, New York, and died 16 Apr 1931 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.
More About HENRY BARRETT and MARY ATWOOD:
Marriage: Bef. Oct 1886, Highgate Center, Franklin County, Vermont
Children of HENRY BARRETT and MARY ATWOOD are:
i. CALVIN J.6 BARRATT, b. Oct 1886, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 17 Apr 1889, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.
ii. GRACE E. BARRATT, b. 21 Oct 1887, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 21 Apr 1889, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.
iii. HENRY BARRATT, b. 04 Sep 1889, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 02 Nov 1899, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.
19. iv. LESLEY HEBERT BARRATT, b. 14 Apr 1891, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 04 Jan 1954, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.
v. MINNIE BARRATT, b. 20 Jan 1892, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 22 Jan 1892, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.
vi. FLOYD HUBERT BARRATT, b. 07 Jan 1894, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 03 Dec 1963, Alburg, Grand Isle County, Vermont; m. MABEL MARTIN.
20. vii. JESSIE MARY BARRATT, b. 03 Feb 1896, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 28 Oct 1961, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.
viii. THERESA BELLE BARRATT, b. 21 Aug 1900, Highgate Springs, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 1955.
ix. HENRY BARRATT, b. 23 Aug 1900, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 02 Oct 1900, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.
x. WINIFRED BARRATT, b. Apr 1901, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 19 Feb 1902, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.
xi. ANONYME BARRATT, b. 15 Jun 1903, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 03 Sep 1903, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.

14. ADELBERT "DELBERT" A.5 BARRETT (CALVIN DURY4 BARRATT, SAMUEL3, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 24 Oct 1880 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont, and died 1951 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont. He married MAMIE A. LACKEY 18 Nov 1902 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont. She was born 1887, and died 1975 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.

More About ADELBERT BARRETT and MAMIE LACKEY:
Marriage: 18 Nov 1902, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont

Child of ADELBERT BARRETT and MAMIE LACKEY is:
i. ETTA ISABELLE6 BARRETT, b. 29 Dec 1907, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 06 Mar 1943.

15. LORENZO5 BARRETT (WILLIAM4, SAMUEL3 BARRATT, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 1854. He married ROSA WHITE 28 Dec 1876 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont. She was born 1854 in North Hero, Grand Isle County, Vermont, and died 02 Aug 1892 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.

More About LORENZO BARRETT and ROSA WHITE:
Marriage: 28 Dec 1876, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont

Child of LORENZO BARRETT and ROSA WHITE is:
i. FLORA6 BARRETT, b. 29 Jul 1885, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; m. HARRY BARRETT, 30 Oct 1901, Highgate Center, Franklin County, Vermont; b. 1870, Franklin, Franklin County, Vermont.

More About HARRY BARRETT and FLORA BARRETT:
Marriage: 30 Oct 1901, Highgate Center, Franklin County, Vermont

16. SAMUEL5 BARRETT (SAMUEL PHILO4 BARRATT, SAMUEL3, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 20 Sep 1858 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont, and died 18 Feb 1950 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont. He married BERTHA ATWOOD, daughter of JAMES ATWOOD and MARTHA BARRETT. She was born 11 May 1869 in North Constable, New York, and died 21 Jul 1949 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.

Children of SAMUEL BARRETT and BERTHA ATWOOD are:
21. i. FLORENCE6 BARRATT, b. 22 Oct 1893, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 25 Dec 1950, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.
22. ii. VERRIL "VERNAL" BARRETT, b. 13 Jun 1898, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 16 Apr 1961, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.
iii. ELLA BARRETT, b. 21 Dec 1900.
23. iv. WILLIAM BARRETT, b. 1910.
v. RAY BARRETT, b. 11 Aug 1913, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 18 Jan 1972, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; m. (1) ALMA EMMA ST. FRANCIS, 05 Mar 1936, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; b. 29 Apr 1916, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 02 Oct 1988, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; m. (2) BARBARA ST. FRANCIS, 05 Jan 1952, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; b. 22 Sep 1930, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 22 Sep 1972, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.

More About RAY BARRETT and ALMA ST. FRANCIS:
Marriage: 05 Mar 1936, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

More About RAY BARRETT and BARBARA ST. FRANCIS:
Marriage: 05 Jan 1952, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

17. MARY5 ATWOOD (MARTHA JANE4 BARRETT, SAMUEL3 BARRATT, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 22 Sep 1862 in Owls Head, Malone, New York, and died 16 Apr 1931 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont. She married (1) JOHN JULIAN BARRATT. He died 04 Jun 1940. She married (2) HENRY BARRETT Bef. Oct 1886 in Highgate Center, Franklin County, Vermont, son of CALVIN BARRATT and ELIZA PROPER. He was born 21 Feb 1879 in Franklin, Franklin County, Vermont, and died 04 Oct 1908 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.

More About HENRY BARRETT and MARY ATWOOD:
Marriage: Bef. Oct 1886, Highgate Center, Franklin County, Vermont

Children are listed above under (13) Henry Barrett.

Generation No. 6

18. BLANCHE6 LLOYD (CHARLOTTE5 BARRETT, CALVIN DURY4 BARRATT, SAMUEL3, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 11 Feb 1888, and died 22 Mar 1956 in Granby, Shefford County, Quebec, Canada. She married JOSEPH MORITS, son of LUTHER MORITS and ELIZABETH HATCH. He was born 22 Sep 1863 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, and died 10 Sep 1951 in Granby, Shefford County, Quebec, Canada.

Children of BLANCHE LLOYD and JOSEPH MORITS are:
i. MARY MARGARET7 MORITS, b. 29 Feb 1920, South Stukely, Quebec, Canada; d. 08 Jul 1993, Cowansville, Missisquoi County, Quebec, Canada.
ii. ALICE JEAN MORITS, b. 1923; d. 1994, Granby, Shefford County, Quebec, Canada.

19. LESLEY HEBERT6 BARRATT (HENRY5 BARRETT, CALVIN DURY4 BARRATT, SAMUEL3, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 14 Apr 1891 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont, and died 04 Jan 1954 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont. He married MAUDE SWEETLAND 13 Mar 1911 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont, daughter of SAMUEL SWEETLAND and LELIA DUNSIRE. She was born 01 Jun 1891 in Eden, Lamoille County, Vermont, and died 06 Apr 1978 in St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont.

More About LESLEY BARRATT and MAUDE SWEETLAND:
Marriage: 13 Mar 1911, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Children of LESLEY BARRATT and MAUDE SWEETLAND are:
i. EDWARD7 BARRATT, b. 21 Jul 1913, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 08 Jul 1996, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; m. ILA STEARNS, 12 Jan 1937, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; b. 1918.

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Marriage: 12 Jan 1937, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

24. ii. ESTHER RUTH BARRATT, b. 10 Aug 1914, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 21 Jan 1973, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.
25. iii. LEONARD BERT BARRATT, b. 22 Sep 1918, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 14 Aug 1996, St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont.

20. JESSIE MARY6 BARRATT (HENRY5 BARRETT, CALVIN DURY4 BARRATT, SAMUEL3, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 03 Feb 1896 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont, and died 28 Oct 1961 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont. She married MITCHELL HAKEY, son of FRANK HAKEY and EMMA EDWARDS. He was born 03 Apr 1892 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont, and died 28 Jul 1961 in St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont.

Children of JESSIE BARRATT and MITCHELL HAKEY are:
26. i. EZRA RAYMOND7 HAKEY, b. 29 Oct 1927, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 08 Feb 1995, Burlington, Chittenden County, Vermont.
27. ii. HILDA EMMA HAKEY, b. 11 Aug 1918; d. 18 Feb 1966, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.
28. iii. GEORGE ELSON HAKEY, b. 20 Feb 1923, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 30 Jun 2007, St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont.
iv. LYNFORD HAKEY, b. 12 Oct 1915.

21. FLORENCE6 BARRATT (SAMUEL5 BARRETT, SAMUEL PHILO4 BARRATT, SAMUEL3, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 22 Oct 1893 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont, and died 25 Dec 1950 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont. She married BURTON STEARNS, son of BURTON STEARNS and MARY BROOKS. He was born 03 Nov 1891, and died 05 Jul 1949 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.

Children of FLORENCE BARRATT and BURTON STEARNS are:
i. ROBERT7 STEARNS, b. 03 Nov 1919; d. 18 Jun 1982, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; m. MARY GREENIA; b. 09 Jan 1932, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 06 Mar 1983, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.
ii. ILA STEARNS, b. 1918; m. EDWARD BARRATT, 12 Jan 1937, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; b. 21 Jul 1913, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 08 Jul 1996, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.

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Marriage: 12 Jan 1937, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

22. VERRIL "VERNAL"6 BARRETT (SAMUEL5, SAMUEL PHILO4 BARRATT, SAMUEL3, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 13 Jun 1898 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont, and died 16 Apr 1961 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont. He married AMELIA LAPAN 24 Sep 1921 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont, daughter of JOHN LAPAN and LAURA PITTS. She was born 19 Aug 1905 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont, and died 02 Apr 1984 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.

More About VERRIL BARRETT and AMELIA LAPAN:
Marriage: 24 Sep 1921, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Children of VERRIL BARRETT and AMELIA LAPAN are:
i. JAMES HAROLD7 BARRETT, b. 24 Jul 1926, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 27 Jan 1991, St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont; m. EVELYN HILLIKER.
29. ii. ROGER WAYNE BARRATT, b. 23 Jan 1942, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 21 Apr 2005, St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont.
iii. SHIRLEY ARLENE BARRETT, b. 24 Oct 1944, Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.

23. WILLIAM6 BARRETT (SAMUEL5, SAMUEL PHILO4 BARRATT, SAMUEL3, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 1910. He married ELLA MAY YOUNG 03 Jan 1927 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont. She was born 03 Jun 1908 in Shelburne, Chittenden County, Vermont.

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Marriage: 03 Jan 1927, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Children of WILLIAM BARRETT and ELLA YOUNG are:
30. i. CHARLES S.7 BARRETT, b. 1929.
ii. WAYNE BYRON BARRETT, b. 28 Mar 1940.
iii. MARVIN BARRETT, b. 23 Oct 1930.

31. iv. ROLAND RAYMOND BARRATT, b. 07 Jan 1933, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.

Generation No. 7

24. ESTHER RUTH7 BARRATT (LESLEY HEBERT6, HENRY5 BARRETT, CALVIN DURY4 BARRATT, SAMUEL3, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 10 Aug 1914 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont, and died 21 Jan 1973 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont. She married RAYMOND JAMES YOUNG 08 Oct 1933 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont, son of WILLIAM YOUNG and CAROLYN LAROCQUE. He was born 21 Oct 1911, and died 15 Jul 1990 in St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont.

More About RAYMOND YOUNG and ESTHER BARRATT:
Marriage: 08 Oct 1933, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Children of ESTHER BARRATT and RAYMOND YOUNG are:
32. i. CHRISTINE MARY8 YOUNG, b. 28 Dec 1953, St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont.
ii. RAYMOND JAMES YOUNG, b. 15 Sep 1935, St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont; m. NORMA JEAN LAVANWAY, 13 Jun 1990, Georgia, Franklin County, Vermont; b. 27 Jul 1937. [Raymond James Young sits or sat on the "Abenaki Tribal Council"/Incorporation of Homer W. St. Francis Sr./ his daughter April Ann nee: St. Francis) Rushlow-Merrill]

LINK: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_hqC5V9v2WXg/S1tMV9vNG7I/AAAAAAAAClI/QPrtTjdOpZg/s1600/Wobanaki+Inc+vs.+Tribal+Council.jpg

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Marriage: 13 Jun 1990, Georgia, Franklin County, Vermont

iii. CAROL LEE YOUNG, b. 17 Oct 1949, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 08 Mar 1951, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.
iv. SANDRA JEAN YOUNG, b. 11 Feb 1945, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 17 Mar 2008, St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont; m. VICTOR GAUDETTE.

25. LEONARD BERT7 BARRATT (LESLEY HEBERT6, HENRY5 BARRETT, CALVIN DURY4 BARRATT, SAMUEL3, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 22 Sep 1918 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont, and died 14 Aug 1996 in St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont. He married ROSE MARY LAPAN 25 Jun 1938 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont, daughter of PHILIP LAPAN and ROSE CAMPBELL. She was born 27 Mar 1919 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.

More About LEONARD BARRATT and ROSE LAPAN:
Marriage: 25 Jun 1938, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Child of LEONARD BARRATT and ROSE LAPAN is:
33. i. BRIAN WAYNE8 BARRATT, b. 06 Dec 1950, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.

26. EZRA RAYMOND7 HAKEY (JESSIE MARY6 BARRATT, HENRY5 BARRETT, CALVIN DURY4 BARRATT, SAMUEL3, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 29 Oct 1927 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont, and died 08 Feb 1995 in Burlington, Chittenden County, Vermont. He married RICHARDETTA DOWNEY 22 Oct 1945 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont. She was born in Albany, New York.

More About EZRA HAKEY and RICHARDETTA DOWNEY:
Marriage: 22 Oct 1945, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Children of EZRA HAKEY and RICHARDETTA DOWNEY are:
34. i. TERRANCE JAMES8 HAKEY, b. 23 Oct 1950, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 10 Sep 2008.
35. ii. MITCHELL EZRA HAKEY, b. 15 Jun 1947, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 26 Jul 2001, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.
iii. SHERRY HAKEY, m. DAVID HOLBROOK.
iv. RAYMOND HAKEY.

27. HILDA EMMA7 HAKEY (JESSIE MARY6 BARRATT, HENRY5 BARRETT, CALVIN DURY4 BARRATT, SAMUEL3, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 11 Aug 1918, and died 18 Feb 1966 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont. She married MARSHALL ALFRED BEYOR 23 Sep 1935 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont, son of HENRY BEYOR and SOPHIA LAMBERT. He was born 02 Jan 1898 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont, and died 02 May 1964 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.

More About MARSHALL BEYOR and HILDA HAKEY:
Marriage: 23 Sep 1935, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Child of HILDA HAKEY and MARSHALL BEYOR is:
i. JUDITH8 BEYOR, b. 10 May 1940, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; m. BRUCE RICHARD MEDOR; b. 25 Sep 1936, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.

28. GEORGE ELSON7 HAKEY (JESSIE MARY6 BARRATT, HENRY5 BARRETT, CALVIN DURY4 BARRATT, SAMUEL3, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 20 Feb 1923 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont, and died 30 Jun 2007 in St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont. He married "LUCILLE" LILLIAN MAY BEYOR 05 Oct 1946 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont, daughter of HENRY BEYOR and MARY TRACY. She was born 13 Feb 1924 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont.

More About GEORGE HAKEY and "LUCILLE" BEYOR:
Marriage: 05 Oct 1946, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Child of GEORGE HAKEY and "LUCILLE" BEYOR is:
i. BRUCE STEVEN8 HAKEY, b. 01 Dec 1956, St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont.

29. ROGER WAYNE7 BARRATT (VERRIL "VERNAL"6 BARRETT, SAMUEL5, SAMUEL PHILO4 BARRATT, SAMUEL3, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 23 Jan 1942 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont, and died 21 Apr 2005 in St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont. He married VIDA MARY HOAGUE, daughter of NAPOLEON HOAGUE and VIDA MARTIN. She was born 21 Mar 1946 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.

Child of ROGER BARRATT and VIDA HOAGUE is:
i. NANCY LEE8 HOAGUE, b. 17 Feb 1960, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; m. (1) FRANCIS JOHN DUQUETTE, 25 Jun 1979, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; b. 11 Jun 1953, Canada; m. (2) ARMAND FRANK LAMPMAN, 05 Oct 1985, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; b. 20 Aug 1942, St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 26 Jul 1993, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.

More About FRANCIS DUQUETTE and NANCY HOAGUE:
Marriage: 25 Jun 1979, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont
More About ARMAND LAMPMAN and NANCY HOAGUE:
Marriage: 05 Oct 1985, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

30. CHARLES S.7 BARRETT (WILLIAM6, SAMUEL5, SAMUEL PHILO4 BARRATT, SAMUEL3, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 1929. He married LUCY C. ST. FRANCIS 18 May 1946 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont, daughter of MITCHELL ST. FRANCIS and JENNIE LAVIGNE. She was born 12 May 1924 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont, and died 15 Feb 1987 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.

More About CHARLES BARRETT and LUCY ST. FRANCIS:
Marriage: 18 May 1946, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Child of CHARLES BARRETT and LUCY ST. FRANCIS is:
36. i. CHARLES8 BARRETT, b. 24 Apr 1946, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont; d. 31 May 2006, St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont.

31. ROLAND RAYMOND7 BARRATT (WILLIAM6 BARRETT, SAMUEL5, SAMUEL PHILO4 BARRATT, SAMUEL3, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 07 Jan 1933 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont. He married DAWNE E. HOAGUE 11 Jul 1953 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont, daughter of ALFRED HOAGUE and YVONNE VANSLETTE. She was born 13 Oct 1934 in Providence, Rhode Island, and died Bef. 19 Aug 2010 in Rochester, New Hampshire.

Notes for DAWNE E. HOAGUE:
Obituary: ROCHESTER, N.H. Dawne E. Barratt, 75, has entered into the gates of heaven after a lengthy illness. She was born Oct. 13, 1934 to Yvonne (Vanslette) Hoague & Alfred E. Hoague in Providence R.I. She met and married the love of her life, Roland R. Barratt, in Swanton, Vt. on July 11, 1953. He was her devoted caregiver for over 18 years. They just celebrated 57 years of marriage.

Although having to leave school in the tenth grade after the passing of her mother and to care for her little sister Emeline, she was very proud of graduating from the CNA program at Rochester Manor in mid-life. She spent most of her career giving loving care to others, retiring only after losing her sight to diabetes. She leaves behind four sons, Roland A. and wife, Leona Coty Barratt of Hope, R.I., Steven I. (late Karen Parker Barratt) of Rochester, Dennis J. and wife, Julie Miller Barratt of Portsmouth, N.H., and Leonard W. and wife Krystn Stokes Barratt of Rochester N.H. She also leaves behind two daughters, Nancy L. Hanley (late, Thomas Hanley) of Lee N.H., and Bernadette J. and husband Harvey Lincourt of East Rochester N.H. She also leaves behind a special niece, Patricia Pumpkin Metivier of Swansey Mass., and a cherished life-long friend Helen Lamphere, of Warwick, R.I.. She also leaves behind many grandchildren and great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews & cousins. She was predeceased by a daughter Sharon; her three sisters Betty Jane Bacon, Emeline Hoague, Rita Hoague and a brother Roland Hoague. She was a proud member of Rochester Grange #86. As were her wishes, there will be no services. Her family would like to thank the many caregivers at Frisbee Memorial Hospital ICU & CCU, and the Portsmouth Regional Hospital ICVU that gave so lovingly over the past six weeks in assisting us give her wings. In lieu of flowers, expressions of sympathy may be given to diabetes research in her name. American Diabetes Association, New England Region, 249 Canal Street, Manchester, N.H. 03101 Arrangements are under the direction of the R. M. Edgerly & Son Funeral Home, 86 S. Main Street, Rochester, N.H.

More About ROLAND BARRATT and DAWNE HOAGUE:
Marriage: 11 Jul 1953, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Children of ROLAND BARRATT and DAWNE HOAGUE are:
i. ROLAND A.8 BARRATT, m. LEONA COTY.
ii. STEVEN I. BARRATT, m. KAREN PARKER.
iii. DENNIS J. BARRATT, m. JULIE MILLER.
iv. LEONARD WILLIAM BARRATT, m. KRYSTN STOKES.
v. NANCY L. BARRATT, m. THOMAS HANLEY.
vi. BERNADETTE J. BARRATT, m. HARVEY LINCOURT.
vii. SHARON BARRATT.

Generation No. 8

32. CHRISTINE MARY8 YOUNG (ESTHER RUTH7 BARRATT, LESLEY HEBERT6, HENRY5 BARRETT, CALVIN DURY4 BARRATT, SAMUEL3, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 28 Dec 1953 in St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont. She married BRIAN WAYNE BARRATT 10 Dec 1977 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont, son of LEONARD BARRATT and ROSE LAPAN. He was born 06 Dec 1950 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.

More About BRIAN BARRATT and CHRISTINE YOUNG:
Marriage: 10 Dec 1977, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Children of CHRISTINE YOUNG and BRIAN BARRATT are:
i. MATTHEW BRIAN9 BARRATT, b. 16 Jan 1979, St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont.
ii. BRAD ALLEN BARRATT, b. 25 Sep 1981, St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont.

33. BRIAN WAYNE8 BARRATT (LEONARD BERT7, LESLEY HEBERT6, HENRY5 BARRETT, CALVIN DURY4 BARRATT, SAMUEL3, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 06 Dec 1950 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont. He married CHRISTINE MARY YOUNG 10 Dec 1977 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont, daughter of RAYMOND YOUNG and ESTHER BARRATT. She was born 28 Dec 1953 in St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont.

More About BRIAN BARRATT and CHRISTINE YOUNG:
Marriage: 10 Dec 1977, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Children are listed above under (32) Christine Mary Young.

34. TERRANCE JAMES8 HAKEY (EZRA RAYMOND7, JESSIE MARY6 BARRATT, HENRY5 BARRETT, CALVIN DURY4 BARRATT, SAMUEL3, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 23 Oct 1950 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont, and died 10 Sep 2008. He married (1) SHIRLEY SWEET. He married (2) DORCAS SALLY MASKELL 16 Aug 1969 in Holy Trinity Church, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont, daughter of LEON MASKELL and ANNA HAKEY. She was born 15 Apr 1952 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont.

More About TERRANCE HAKEY and DORCAS MASKELL:
Marriage: 16 Aug 1969, Holy Trinity Church, Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Child of TERRANCE HAKEY and DORCAS MASKELL is:
i. AMY LEE9 HAKEY, b. 23 Oct 1970, St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont.

35. MITCHELL EZRA8 HAKEY (EZRA RAYMOND7, JESSIE MARY6 BARRATT, HENRY5 BARRETT, CALVIN DURY4 BARRATT, SAMUEL3, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 15 Jun 1947 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont, and died 26 Jul 2001 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont. He married SUSAN MANNING.

Notes for MITCHELL EZRA HAKEY:
Obituary: Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont,­ Mitchell Ezra Hakey, 54, a lifelong resident of this community died Thursday evening, July 26, 2001, in the Holiday House Nursing Facility in St. Albans Town.

Mitch was born in Swanton June 15, 1947, the son of Ezra Raymond Hakey and Dixie Downey. He attended schools in Swanton and was married to the former Susan Manning who survives him.

Beginning at the age of sixteen and continuing until his illness, Mitch worked as a trucker and most recently was associated with Quinn Brothers. He was a lifelong member of the Memorial United Methodist Church and will always be remembered for the devotion he had for his family and for his love of hunting and fishing.

In addition to his wife Susan Hakey, Mitch leaves his mother and step-father, Dixie and Donald Root of West Swanton; two daughters, Stacey Choiniere and her husband Jeff of Franklin, and Jessica Hakey-Gingras of Swanton; a step-daughter, Kristin Parah of St. Albans; two sons, Mitchell Todd Hakey and Ezra Matthew Hakey-Gingras, both of Swanotn; a sister, Sherry Holbrook and her husband David of Swanton; two brothers, Raymond Hakey and his wife Ann and Terrance Hakey and his wife Shirley, all of Highgate; four grandchildren, Tara and Trevor Gagner and Alex Choiniere of Franklin and Elizabeth Hakey of Swanton. Also surviving are his mother-in-law and father-in-law, Sandy and Bob Manning of Swanton; brothers-in-law, James and David Manning of Swanton and a sister-in-law, Laura Sanchez and her husband Jeff of Colorado, as well as several aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. He was predeceased by a daughter, Gina Hakey Pilbin on Oct. 5, 1992 and his father Ezra Hakey on Feb. 14, 1994. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, July 13, 2001, at 11 a.m. from the Kidder Memorial Home, 89 Grand Avenue, Swanton. The Reverend Donavee Copenhaver, pastor of the Missisquoi River Charge will officiate. Interment will follow in the Hakey family lot in Riverside Cemetery. Friends may call at the Kidder Memorial Home on Monday, July 30, 2001, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Gifts in Mitch's memory may be made to the American Cancer Society, Vermont Division, 150 Kennedy Drive, So. Burlington, VT 05403.

Children of MITCHELL HAKEY and SUSAN MANNING are:
i. STACEY9 HAKEY, m. JEFF CHOINIERE.
ii. JESSICA HAKEY.
iii. MITCHELL TODD HAKEY.
iv. EZRA MATTHEW HAKEY.
v. GINA HAKEY, d. 05 Oct 1992; m. PILBIN.

36. CHARLES8 BARRETT (CHARLES S.7, WILLIAM6, SAMUEL5, SAMUEL PHILO4 BARRATT, SAMUEL3, WILIAM2, WILLIAM1 BERRETT) was born 24 Apr 1946 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont, and died 31 May 2006 in St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont. He married SHIRLEY A..

Notes for CHARLES BARRETT:
Obituary: CHARLES R. "CHUCK" BARRETT, SR. OF ST. ALBANS / SWANTON - Charles R. Barrett Sr., 60, a resident of this area for most of his lifetime, passed away early Wednesday morning, May 31, 2006, at the Northwestern Medical Center in St. Albans. He was born in Swanton, April 24, 1946, the son of Charles S. and Lucille "Lucy" St. Francis. Lucy was later married to John Lapan and together they raised Chuck from the time he was a very young boy. Chuck attended St. Anne?s Academy in Swanton and received his GED in St. Albans. Throughout his working life, Chuck was associated with many different businesses including a New Hampshire roofing company and Cota?s Service Station and Vermont Precision Tools in Swanton. He later worked for a number of different area taxi companies as a driver and for the past several years he owned and operated his own business, Chuck's Taxi in St. Albans. In his earlier years, Chuck had been a Golden Gloves Boxer. He loved hunting, fishing, target shooting, woodworking and building things and playing scratch tickets. But his greatest love was his children and as a devoted father he often sacrificed his own needs in order to provide them with whatever they wanted or needed. Chuck is survived by his fiance, Sandra J. Draper of St. Albans; his five children, Charles "Chuckie" Barrett of North Hero, Steven Barrett of New York, Norman and Christopher Barrett of St. Albans and Sandra Beaumont and her husband, Kevin of Swanton; his grandchildren, Kaylee, Courtney, Brandon, Andy, Dominic and Jacob; his former wife, Shirley A. Barrett of St. Albans; an uncle and aunt, John and Jean Barratt of Milton, N.H.; and several additional aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins. Chuck was predeceased by his father and his mother and stepfather. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, June 3, 2006, at 1 p.m. from the Kidder Memorial Home, 89 Grand Ave., Swanton. The Reverend Maurice U. Boucher SSE, pastor of St. Amadeus Church in Alburgh, will officiate. Interment will follow in the family lot in Riverside Cemetery in Swanton. Friends may call at the Kidder Memorial Home, prior to the funeral, from 12 to 1 p.m.

Children of CHARLES BARRETT and SHIRLEY A. are:
i. CHARLES9 BARRETT.
ii. STEVEN BARRETT.
iii. NORMAN BARRETT.
iv. CHRISTOPHER BARRETT.
v. SANDRA BARRETT, m. KEVIN BEAUMONT.

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So HERE ... we see SOME of the Genealogical Record(s) of the Barratt Ancestry and their Descendency, and whom they have married into over the years and generations.

In the Bureau of Indian Affair's "Office of Federal Acknowledgment" documentation herein, the Barratt's Ancestry is mentioned:

St. Francis/ Sokoki Band of Vermont Abenakis: Proposed Finding - Summary Under the Criteria. Page 126:

The petitioner also submitted a transcription of poor farm records from the Sheldon, Vermont, town offices for the years 1891 to 1948 (SSA 1996.01.17 [Part B Appendix 3]). Photocopies of the original records were not submitted and the petitioner is encouraged to submit them along with its analysis. The submission introduction stated that "[d]eath records of the farm have generated the following list of Abenakis who were living there [the Sheldon poor farm] at the time of their death[s]." The attached list contained the names of 52 individuals with the years of their birth and death. Only one of the petitioners' claimed ancestors from the "primary" ancestral families can be identified: Mary Hoague 1844-1914. Other names include individuals with surnames of families that married into the "primary" ancestral lines (Barrett, Laplant, Greenia, Ploof, Lampman, Cota, and Martell). Some individuals had the same surnames as some of the petitioner's "primary" ancestral lines, but could not be identified as descendants or relatives. The document did not provide any genealogical information regarding family relationships.

No family histories, commentaries, or personal records were submitted.

The petitioner derived much of the information used in its historical narrative from academic publications on the history of Missisquoi, Becancour, and St. Francis Abenaki Indians by Day (Day, 1981), Calloway (Calloway 1987.12.30, 1990, 1990a), Haviland (Haviland 1994 (Revised Edition; first ed. 1981)), and Wiseman (Wiseman 2001). A thorough discussion of these publications is provided under criteria 83.7(a) and 83'.7(b). These publications did not provide information concerning a continuously existing Missisquoi or Western Abenaki tribal entity that included the petitioner's ancestors. Nor do they provide names of individuals identified as members of the historical tribe, that is, persons documented as Missisquoi or Western Abenaki in the United States or Canada, or their genealogical connections to the petitioner's claimed ancestors.

(b) Oral Histories

The petitioner submitted transcripts of interviews with four individuals (see discussion under criterion 83.7(b) for additional analysis). All informants claimed descent from one of the primary" ancestors and all were born in the early part of the 20th century in Swanton, Vermont. These transcripts included a discussion of individual ancestors, relatives and kinship relationships, and memories of neighbors and schoolmates. However, while these records provide some limited insight into the petitioner's claimed relationships and activities (see discussion under criterion 83.7(b)), and contained some genealogical information on parents, grandparents, siblings, and cousins, they did not contain information leading to the documentation of Indian descent, since the informants' lineages were not systematically explored. What little information was obtained about ancestors was primarily anecdotal "family tradition." The petitioner needs to submit photocopies of birth, marriage, and death records, or other reliable evidence to substantiate claims made in the oral histories.

St. Francis/ Sokoki Band of Vermont Abenakis: Proposed Finding - Summary Under the Criteria. Page 129:

Sarah (Morits) Barrett/Barratt (1806 Vermont-aft. 1856) -- married abt. 1827 to Samuel Barratt ( 1800 England-aft. 1856); 10 children all born in Vermont between 1827 and 1856' petitions documents indicate the first presence in Vermont for this family is 1806 individuals birth of Sarah (Morits) Barrett, the "primary" ancestor (see Appendix A); 71 individuals on the group's current 2005b membership list claim descent from this ancestor;

So even if the Barratt/ Barrett Families are indeed listed on these January 2011 "Missisquoi Abenaki Roles" the question should  ALWAYS be:

"Are these people legitimately and documentarily of Abenaki Indian Decent?"

So I was "curious" and began to genealogically map out the Barratt's and the Lampman's/ Morits document-for-document, just to "see" what these documents, in conclusion, would provide my awareness, since of course, in the Proposed Finding's of the B.I.A.'s Office of Federal Acknowledgement, did in fact, make repeated mention of these particular families quite a number of times therein, including also in their Final Decision in late June-early July, 2007.

This is a cover letter from the Town of Swanton, Vermont Town Clerk's Office wherein I was seeking photocopies of the marriage and death of Martha (nee: Morits) Lampman's MARRIAGE and DEATH Record. Dated July 18, 2011. [So, to anyone wondering WHY I am not posting documents, etc as numerously or as frequently on this blog as I previously did...the ANSWER is because I am "headhunting" MORE documentation, genealogically, historically, and socially pertaining to A LOT OF PEOPLE and various INCORPORATIONS both in Vermont, New Hampshire, and also Maine .... who have and continue to claim that they are "Abenaki"]

Receipt for genealogical vital records from the Town Clerk's Office of Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont ... dated July 18, 2011. This is a written acknowledgment that a specified sum of money (USD) was received for the documented vital record(s).

Various Envelopes that I sent my genealogical vital record(s) request(s) in. Dated October 5th, and 7th, of 2011.

Email's dated October 04, 2011 ... from the Town Clerk of Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont regarding my genealogical vital record request(s) pertaining to Mary Jane (nee: Martin) Morits and William Barrett dated June 30, 1890.

Envelope that the Vermont Vital Record(s) came in the mail to my person shortly after the Town Clerk of Highgate, Vermont had previously emailed me.

Husband: William B. Morits *

Born: 1828 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Married: 01 Sep 1870 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Died: 24 July 1885 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Father: Johann Morits

Mother: Betsey Mary Salesbury

Wife: Mary Jane Martin  [See Below **]

Born: 22 Aug 1836 in Underhill or Jericho, Chittenden County, Vermont

Died: October 02, 1919 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Father: Daniel Martin

Mother: Aurilla "Nellie" McGee

Other Spouses: William Barrett

Their Children:

1. Mary Morits

Died: 18 April 1885 in Stanbridge, Missisquoi County, Quebec, Canada

Married: In Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont [?]

Spouse: Joseph Sartwell

2. Ada Marie Morits

Born: 29 aug 1861 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

3. Martha Ann Morits

Born: 18 Aug 1867 in Bedford, Missisquoi County, Quebec, Canada

Died: 29 Jul 1943 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Married: 19 July 1884 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Spouse: John Walter Lampman [Louise nee: Lampman- Larivee's claimed "Abenaki" ancestor]

4. Arthur Morits

Born: 10 March 1869 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

5. Oscar Eugene Morits

Born: About 1873 in Franklin County, Vermont [?]

6. Frankie S. Morits

Born: December 1875 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

7. Lucius Walter Morits

Born: 16 Aug 1876 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Died: 06 March 1934 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Married: 10 June 1903 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Spouse: Mary Jane Maline Reynolds

8. William Myron Morits

Born: 13 Aug 1877 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Died: 06 May 1940 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Married: 10 May 1901 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Spouse: Mary Zeta Hoague

9. Hattie A. Morits

Born: January 1878 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

10. Wilford M. Morits

Born: May 1881 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

11. Julia "Gertie" Morits

Born: 15 February 1885 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Died: 07 Jan 1949 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Married: 26 March 1903 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Spouse: Charles Levick

William Barrett

Born: 1828 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Married No. 2: 30 June 1890 in Highgate Springs, Franklin County, Vermont

Wife No. 1: Julia A. _________.

Wife No. 2: Mary Jane (nee: Martin) Morits [See Above **]

Her Other Spouse: William B. Morits [See Above *]

William Barrett Died: 18 November 1894 in HIghgate, Franklin County, Vermont

Left-hand side of William Morits and Mary Jane (nee: Martin) Marriage Record:

Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Intention Issued: September 01, 1870

Married: September 01, 1870

Record Returned: March 30, 1871

William Morits Age: 50 years

Born: Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont

Parents: John and Betsey (nee: Salesbury) Morits

This was his 2nd Marriage

Mary Jane (nee: Martin) Age: 24 years

Born: Canada

Parens: Daniel and Aurilla (nee: McGee) Martin

This was her 1st Marriage

Right-hand side of the Marriage Record of William Morits and Mary Jane (nee: Martin)

Uncertified Copy of the Marriage Record for John Lampman and Martha Morits:

Marriage: July 19, 1894 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

John Lampman was born in New York

John Lampman was the son of Isaac Lampman and Hulda Decker

His Age at marriage: 31 years

Martha Morits was born in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

[Birth place is according to this marriage record]

Martha Morits was the daughter of William Morits * and Mary (nee: Martin) **

Her Age at marriage: 19 years

Certificate of Marriage for William Barrett and Mary Jane (nee: Martin) Morits:

Marriage: June 30, 1890 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

William Barrett's Age 60 years, of Highgate Springs, Franklin County, Vermont. Occupation was "Herb Gatherer." This was his 2nd marriage. Place of his birth was St. Albans, Vermont. Parents were Samuel Barrett and Sarah (nee: Morritts).

Right-hand side of William Barrett Death Record.

Date: Novmeber 18, 1894

Place: Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont

Line No. 22: William Barrett was 65 years of age, male, and married.

Right-had side of William Barrett Death Record:

William Barrett died of "Cancer"

He was born in St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont

His Occupation at the time of his death was "Trapper"

Parents: Samuel and "Cassie" Barrett

Death Record for John F. Morits:

Color: White

Age: 83 years, 2 months and 20 days

Married Margaret nee: Richard

Birthplace: Canada

Father's Name: John F. Morits

Father's Birthplace: Germany

Mother's Name: Betsy Salesbury

Mother's Birthplace: Germany

Date of Death: March 18, 1910

Contributing Disease: Cancer of lower lip.

Town: Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

[John Frederick Morits was baptised at the Saint Damien Church in Bedford, Brome-Missisquoi County, Quebec, Canada on December 18, 1826. He is the BROTHER to William B. Morits; their sister Julia Moritz/Morits married to Henry Lampman, son of Matthew T. Lampman and Dollie/Pollie Simpson. Henry and Julia Lampman's son John A. Lampman married to Fanny Lampman, daughter of Isaac Lampman and Huldah Decker. Fanny Lampman's brother John Walter Lampman married on July 19, 1884 in Swanton, Vermont to Martha Ann Morits who was the daughter of William Morits * and Mary Jane nee: Martin Morits-Barrett **]

Birth Record Card of Leonard Bert Barrett:

Color: White

No. of Child of Mother: Three [3]

Date of Birth: September 22, 1918

Maiden Name of Mother: Maude Sweeland

Mother's Birthplace: Burke, Caledonia County, Vermont

Age: 28

Full Name of Father: Leslie Barrett

Birthplace of Father: Highgate Springs, Franklin County, Vermont

Occupation of Father: Laborer

Live Birth in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Certificate of Death for Mrs. Mary Jane Barrett:

Color: White

Widow

Date of Birth: August 22, 1836 Vermont

Occupation: House Wife

Name of Father: Daniel Martin

Born: Vermont

Maiden Name of Mother: "Unknown"

[According to her 1m. son Lucius Walter Morits on this Death Record]

Her Date of Death: October 02, 1919 Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Birth Record Card for Wayne Byron Barratt

Date: March 28, 1940

Place of Birth: Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Father: William H. Barratt, "White" 30 years old, Born in Swanton, VT.

Father's Occupation: Laborer at Lime Works

Mother: Ella Mae (nee: Young), "White," 31 years old, Born in Swanton, VT

Death Record Certificate for Martha Ann (nee: Morits) Lampman:

Date of Death: 29 July 1943 Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Color or race: "W" [White]

Widowed, Wife of John Lampman

Birth Date: August 18, 1867 Bedford, Missisquoi County, Quebec, Canada

Age at time of Death: 76 years, 11 months, and 11 days

Father: Wm. Moritz

Mother: Mary ?

Informant: Lorenzo Lampman [her son]

BIA's O.F.A. Clarification:

The petitioner's charts assume there was only one William Morits. It is not at all clear that all three of these records describe the same person.

In addition, according to the Family Descendancy Charts, William Morits and his wife Mary Jane Martin are the parents of Martha Morits, the next link in the family tree down to Chief Leonard "Blackie" Miles Lampman. However, Martha was born in 1865, five years before Mary Jane and William were married (State of Vermont, Public Records Division 1871-1908: Marriage - Bridecard). She seems to be a child of a previous marriage. The possibility that William Morits had been married before he wed Mary Jane Martin is strengthened by additional evidence regarding his children. Information about a prior marriage is not included in the petitioner's Family Descendancy Charts though.

Birth Record Card for Emerson Elwin Barratt

Date of Birth: January 30 1944

Place of Birth: Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Father: William H. Barratt, "White" 34 years old

Father's Occupation: Laborer at Swanton Lime Works

Mother: Ella Mae (nee: Young), "White" 35 yeras old

Birth Record Card for Brian Wayne Barratt:

Date of Birth: December 06, 1950 Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Father: Leslie Bert Barratt

Father's Color or race: "W" [White]

Father's Age: 32 years

Father's Birthplace: Swanton, Vermont

Usual Occupation: Laborer at Grain Company

Mother's Maiden Name: Rose Mary (nee: Lapan)

Mother's Color or race: "W" [White]

Mother's Age: 31 years

Mother's Birthplace: Swanton, Vermont

Certificate of Birth for Christine mary (nee: Young):

Date of Birth: December 28, 1953 St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont

Hospital: Kerbs Memorial on Laroe Street

Father: Raymond James Young

Father's Race or color: W. [White]

Father's Age: 43

Father's Birthplace: Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Father's Occupation: Laborer at Swanton Lime Works

Mother: Esther Ruth Barrett

Mother's Race or color: W. [White]

Mother's Age: 39

Mother's Birthplace: Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Informant: Mrs. Raymond Young [Mother]

Marriage Record for Maurice Donald Young and Virginia (nee: Lampman):

Date of Marriage: September 10, 1960 Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Groom's Birthplace: Swanton, Vermont

Groom's Age: 20 years

Groom's Occupation: Printer

Groom's Race or color: W [White]

Groom's Father: Raymond James Young

Groom's Mother: Esther Ruth nee: Barratt

Bride's Birthplace: St. Albans, Vermont

Bride's Age: 23 years

Bride's Occupation: At home

Bride's Race or color: W [White]

Bride's Father: Herman Hermond Dewey Lampman [son of John Walter Lampman and Martha Ann nee: Morits]

Bride's Mother: Josephine Lucille "Lucy" nee: Gardner [daughter of John Joseph Gardner and Mary nee: Phillips]

Death Record for Floyd Hubert Barratt:

Date of Death: December 03, 1963 Alburg, Grand Isle County, Vermont

Usual Residence: Malone, Franklin County, New York

Color or race: Caucasian [White]

Married Mabel Martin

Date of Birth: January 07, 1894 Highgate Springs, Vt.

Father: Henry Barratt

Mother: Mary (nee: Atwood) Barratt

Age: 69 years

Usual Occupation: Swanton Lime Works, Inc.

Death Record for Esther Ruth (nee: Barrett) Young:

Date of Death: January 21, 1973 Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Race: White

Date of Birth: August 10, 1914 Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Father: Leslie Barrett

Mother: Maude Sweetland

Informant: Maurice Young [her son, who married Virigina Lampman, daughter of Herman Dewey Lampman and Josephine Lucille 'Lucy" nee: Gardner]

Death Certificate for Maude (nee: Sweetland) Barratt:

Date of Death: April 06, 1978 St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont

Date of Birth: June 01, 1891 Eden, Lamoille County, Vermont

Father: Samuel Alfred Sweetland

Mother: "Not Given" Lelia nee: Dunsire

Informant: Leonard Barratt [son of Maude (nee: Sweetland) and Lesley Hebert Barratt]

Birth Record Certificate for Matthew Brian Barratt:

Date of Birth: January 16, 1979 St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont

Mother: Christine Mary (nee: Young)

Mother's Age: 25

Mother's Birthplace: Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Father: Brian Wayne Barratt

Father's Age: 28

Father's Birthplace: Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Informant: Christine Barratte [Mother]

Birth Certificate for Brad Allen Barratt:

Date of Birth: September 25, 1981 St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont

Mother: Christine Mary (nee: Young)

Mother's Age: 27

Mother's Birthplace: St. Albans, Vermont

Father: Brian Wayne Barratt

Father's Age: 30

Father's Birthplace: Swanton, Vermont

Informant: Christine Mary Barratt [Mother]

Death Record Certificate for Leonard Bert Young:

Date of Death: August 14, 1918 in St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont

Date of Birth: September 22, 1918 in Swanton, Franklin County, Vermont

Married Rose (nee: Lapan) Barratt

Race: White

Veteran of World War II 

Father: Leslie Barratt

Mother: Maud Sweetland

Informant: Rose Barratt [wife]

LINK: http://reinventedvermontabenaki.blogspot.com/2010/09/abenaki-plot-thickenspart-5-september.html  Read the section(s) regarding Brad A. Barratt - and the subsequent RESPONSE that came from the Missisquoi St. Francis/ Sokoki Group regarding Mr. Brad A. Barratt.

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I will be posting MORE documents on these Barrett/Barrett / Morits / Young and Lampman genealogical-historical and social documentary connection's, etc.