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Reunion 2012 Word Scramble
| Scrambled Words | Answer Pattern | Clues | |
|---|---|---|---|
| dursljiuelta | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | French Canadian, born in Quebec, her parents died during a cholera epidemic in 1832 | |
| leetopnkayhrc | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Daughter of John Locke who “whas killed by the Heathen in his Lott att work upon the 26 of August 1696” | |
| itisrcnmtofafr | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Born 1609, he became Chief Magistrate of Nantucket | |
| edraninleagflee | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Born 1680 in MA, he was a physician who graduated from Harvard in 1699 | |
| lgankoinioed | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | emigrated to VA in 1621, served in the VA House of Burgesses, moved to MA and became Major General of the Colonial Forces in 1681 | |
| eonjonnehistu | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Married Robert Gilmore in 1794 - she was granddaughter of Samuel Houston of Ireland, but not related to Samuel Houston of Texas. | |
| orshmahooetk | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Received his Master's Degree in 1611 from Queen's College, Cambridge England, came to America and founded the Colony of Connecticut. | |
| shlaleminig | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Was a wealthy sea captain and Merchant in Middleton, CT - in 1665 he commanded the ship "Desire". | |
| rrohdoctheskeroe | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Was born 1788 in MA, died Hounsfield, NY and is named for his grandmother, Martha Hooker's maiden name. | |
| dleopirnhnstsrkka | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Married Ralph Shepherd, came with him and daughter Sarah aboard the ship "Abigail" in 1638. | |
| hrehldlrsaipet | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Daughter of Thankslord & Ralph Shepherd, married Walter Power in 1660. | |
| loriejnbthg | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Married 1st, Hannah Lacy and 2nd, her sister, Sally. In his will he left nothing to his first wife's (our ancestor) children. | |
| tmgewkparyltaorgra | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___-___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Married John Prescott in 1629 and is Mom's 8th great-grandmmother. | |
| htpcesrntooj | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Brought with him a metallic coat of mail which he used to impress the "savages". | |
| ioohbwjgnle | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Married Mary Warren in 1642 and we descend from 3 of their children - Abigail & Joshua thru the Gilmores and from Jonathan thru the Websters. | |
| rhoyeabsnwomt | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Died in 1656, leaving to sons Thomas, James, and wife Elizabeth: half the windmill in Boston %004 40 shillings per year. | |
| ejntbseowrh | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Was admitted inhabitant of Salem in 1637. In 1642, he was admonished for "brewing and tipleinge". | |
| edlepsihruilehdfot | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | His home, built ca 1713 in Killingworth, CT with views of Long Island Sound is on the market for $590,000. | |
| rleeedidegflp | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Died of smallpox at age 37 while on the way home from fighting at the St. Lawrence River. | |
| jhbneoal | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Moved from England to American at age 50, died at age 100. | |
| trirozihobasnn | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Daughter of Robert Robinson who "enlisted as a private soldier" during the American Revolution and served "as a musician (drummer)". | |
| bledauyielts | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Owned a mill in Hanover, MA known for 100 years as Eliab's Mill on a creek known as Eliab's creek. | |
| seirersbawlet | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | In 1737, the boundary between MA & NH moved, dividing Haverhill where he lived. Haverhill was in MA, so he paid taxes to MA but he lived on the NH side, so also paid taxes to NH. | |
| ebnikmctreunja | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Married Elizabeth Williams circa 1696. We descend from son Benjamin through the Webster and from daughter Elizabeth through the Gilmore. | |
| hosjedpwle | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Wealthy landowner who founded Roxbury Latin School, was one of first donors to Harvard, which still has a Weld Hall and the valuable "Weld Collection" was donated to the library. | |
| laaiwcdes | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Fought against Ethan Allen & the Green Mt Boys, in the dispute whether Vermont would become a colony or be a part of NY State. | |
| lpheavrrclaiened | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Married Richard Knight. In her will, she left to her son David, her "pot and kittle", to her son Thomas: her bed and furniture and all of her wearing apparel to be divided among her three daughter. | |
| warskgamarthe | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Married John Fearing who came to America aboard the ship "Diligent" in 1638, settled in Hingham, MA where he was a constable. | |
| drarrbanclhejpeeani | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Was forced to leave France when the Hugenot struggle to put a Protestant king on the French throne failed. | |
| merieoswrtahjpel | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Was nearly 60 years old during the American Revolution, served on a Committee of Safety to organize security for his area, died at age 87 in Seneca, NY. | |
| rmietorrlogeb | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Was Scottish whose ancestors moved to northern Ireland where he was born and married Mary Ann Kennedy. they came to America in 1718. | |
| bsrhsmasetoie | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Descendant of Richard de Clare, 3rd Earl of Hertford who was one of 25 sureties who pledged to defend the Magna Carta. | |
| noieajernepst | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Married John Blessinge and their grand-daughter was Mary Towne Esty who was hung as a witch in Salem. | |
| areberg | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Married William Bisby on 14 Jun 1607 at Childerditch, Essexshire, England. | |
| aobnajrtkanaifnsh | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | The Fairbanks House in Dedham, MA is a house and museum, thought to be the oldest standing timber frame building in North America. Built circa 1637-1641 for Jonathan and Grace Fairebanke and their six children. | |
| mormleionvsreloo | ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ | Married Lois Warren. In 1847, he was awarded a Revolutionary War pension in the amount of $40 per annum, but only lived to collect it for two years. | |
Reunion 2012 Word Scramble Solution
| Scrambled Words | Answer Pattern | Clues | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Julia Trusdel | _J_ _u_ _l_ _i_ _a_ _T_ _r_ _u_ _s_ _d_ _e_ _l_ | French Canadian, born in Quebec, her parents died during a cholera epidemic in 1832 | |
| Tryphena Locke | _T_ _r_ _y_ _p_ _h_ _e_ _n_ _a_ _L_ _o_ _c_ _k_ _e_ | Daughter of John Locke who “whas killed by the Heathen in his Lott att work upon the 26 of August 1696” | |
| Tristram Coffin | _T_ _r_ _i_ _s_ _t_ _r_ _a_ _m_ _C_ _o_ _f_ _f_ _i_ _n_ | Born 1609, he became Chief Magistrate of Nantucket | |
| Daniel Greenleaf | _D_ _a_ _n_ _i_ _e_ _l_ _G_ _r_ _e_ _e_ _n_ _l_ _e_ _a_ _f_ | Born 1680 in MA, he was a physician who graduated from Harvard in 1699 | |
| Daniel Gookin | _D_ _a_ _n_ _i_ _e_ _l_ _G_ _o_ _o_ _k_ _i_ _n_ | emigrated to VA in 1621, served in the VA House of Burgesses, moved to MA and became Major General of the Colonial Forces in 1681 | |
| Jennie Houston | _J_ _e_ _n_ _n_ _i_ _e_ _H_ _o_ _u_ _s_ _t_ _o_ _n_ | Married Robert Gilmore in 1794 - she was granddaughter of Samuel Houston of Ireland, but not related to Samuel Houston of Texas. | |
| Thomas Hooker | _T_ _h_ _o_ _m_ _a_ _s_ _H_ _o_ _o_ _k_ _e_ _r_ | Received his Master's Degree in 1611 from Queen's College, Cambridge England, came to America and founded the Colony of Connecticut. | |
| Giles Hamlin | _G_ _i_ _l_ _e_ _s_ _H_ _a_ _m_ _l_ _i_ _n_ | Was a wealthy sea captain and Merchant in Middleton, CT - in 1665 he commanded the ship "Desire". | |
| Hooker Dorchester | _H_ _o_ _o_ _k_ _e_ _r_ _D_ _o_ _r_ _c_ _h_ _e_ _s_ _t_ _e_ _r_ | Was born 1788 in MA, died Hounsfield, NY and is named for his grandmother, Martha Hooker's maiden name. | |
| Thankslord Perkins | _T_ _h_ _a_ _n_ _k_ _s_ _l_ _o_ _r_ _d_ _P_ _e_ _r_ _k_ _i_ _n_ _s_ | Married Ralph Shepherd, came with him and daughter Sarah aboard the ship "Abigail" in 1638. | |
| Triall Shepherd | _T_ _r_ _i_ _a_ _l_ _l_ _S_ _h_ _e_ _p_ _h_ _e_ _r_ _d_ | Daughter of Thankslord & Ralph Shepherd, married Walter Power in 1660. | |
| John Gilbert | _J_ _o_ _h_ _n_ _G_ _i_ _l_ _b_ _e_ _r_ _t_ | Married 1st, Hannah Lacy and 2nd, her sister, Sally. In his will he left nothing to his first wife's (our ancestor) children. | |
| Mary Gawkroger-Platt | _M_ _a_ _r_ _y_ _G_ _a_ _w_ _k_ _r_ _o_ _g_ _e_ _r_-_P_ _l_ _a_ _t_ _t_ | Married John Prescott in 1629 and is Mom's 8th great-grandmmother. | |
| John Prescott | _J_ _o_ _h_ _n_ _P_ _r_ _e_ _s_ _c_ _o_ _t_ _t_ | Brought with him a metallic coat of mail which he used to impress the "savages". | |
| John Bigelow | _J_ _o_ _h_ _n_ _B_ _i_ _g_ _e_ _l_ _o_ _w_ | Married Mary Warren in 1642 and we descend from 3 of their children - Abigail & Joshua thru the Gilmores and from Jonathan thru the Websters. | |
| Thomas Weyborn | _T_ _h_ _o_ _m_ _a_ _s_ _W_ _e_ _y_ _b_ _o_ _r_ _n_ | Died in 1656, leaving to sons Thomas, James, and wife Elizabeth: half the windmill in Boston %004 40 shillings per year. | |
| John Webster | _J_ _o_ _h_ _n_ _W_ _e_ _b_ _s_ _t_ _e_ _r_ | Was admitted inhabitant of Salem in 1637. In 1642, he was admonished for "brewing and tipleinge". | |
| Theophilus Redfield | _T_ _h_ _e_ _o_ _p_ _h_ _i_ _l_ _u_ _s_ _R_ _e_ _d_ _f_ _i_ _e_ _l_ _d_ | His home, built ca 1713 in Killingworth, CT with views of Long Island Sound is on the market for $590,000. | |
| Peleg Redfield | _P_ _e_ _l_ _e_ _g_ _R_ _e_ _d_ _f_ _i_ _e_ _l_ _d_ | Died of smallpox at age 37 while on the way home from fighting at the St. Lawrence River. | |
| John Beal | _J_ _o_ _h_ _n_ _B_ _e_ _a_ _l_ | Moved from England to American at age 50, died at age 100. | |
| Tirzah Robinson | _T_ _i_ _r_ _z_ _a_ _h_ _R_ _o_ _b_ _i_ _n_ _s_ _o_ _n_ | Daughter of Robert Robinson who "enlisted as a private soldier" during the American Revolution and served "as a musician (drummer)". | |
| Eliab Studley | _E_ _l_ _i_ _a_ _b_ _S_ _t_ _u_ _d_ _l_ _e_ _y_ | Owned a mill in Hanover, MA known for 100 years as Eliab's Mill on a creek known as Eliab's creek. | |
| Israel Webster | _I_ _s_ _r_ _a_ _e_ _l_ _W_ _e_ _b_ _s_ _t_ _e_ _r_ | In 1737, the boundary between MA & NH moved, dividing Haverhill where he lived. Haverhill was in MA, so he paid taxes to MA but he lived on the NH side, so also paid taxes to NH. | |
| Benjamin Tucker | _B_ _e_ _n_ _j_ _a_ _m_ _i_ _n_ _T_ _u_ _c_ _k_ _e_ _r_ | Married Elizabeth Williams circa 1696. We descend from son Benjamin through the Webster and from daughter Elizabeth through the Gilmore. | |
| Joseph Weld | _J_ _o_ _s_ _e_ _p_ _h_ _W_ _e_ _l_ _d_ | Wealthy landowner who founded Roxbury Latin School, was one of first donors to Harvard, which still has a Weld Hall and the valuable "Weld Collection" was donated to the library. | |
| Isaac Weld | _I_ _s_ _a_ _a_ _c_ _W_ _e_ _l_ _d_ | Fought against Ethan Allen & the Green Mt Boys, in the dispute whether Vermont would become a colony or be a part of NY State. | |
| Deliverance Ralph | _D_ _e_ _l_ _i_ _v_ _e_ _r_ _a_ _n_ _c_ _e_ _R_ _a_ _l_ _p_ _h_ | Married Richard Knight. In her will, she left to her son David, her "pot and kittle", to her son Thomas: her bed and furniture and all of her wearing apparel to be divided among her three daughter. | |
| Margaret Hawks | _M_ _a_ _r_ _g_ _a_ _r_ _e_ _t_ _H_ _a_ _w_ _k_ _s_ | Married John Fearing who came to America aboard the ship "Diligent" in 1638, settled in Hingham, MA where he was a constable. | |
| Pierre Jean Blanchard | _P_ _i_ _e_ _r_ _r_ _e_ _J_ _e_ _a_ _n_ _B_ _l_ _a_ _n_ _c_ _h_ _a_ _r_ _d_ | Was forced to leave France when the Hugenot struggle to put a Protestant king on the French throne failed. | |
| Jerathmiel Powers | _J_ _e_ _r_ _a_ _t_ _h_ _m_ _i_ _e_ _l_ _P_ _o_ _w_ _e_ _r_ _s_ | Was nearly 60 years old during the American Revolution, served on a Committee of Safety to organize security for his area, died at age 87 in Seneca, NY. | |
| Robert Gilmore | _R_ _o_ _b_ _e_ _r_ _t_ _G_ _i_ _l_ _m_ _o_ _r_ _e_ | Was Scottish whose ancestors moved to northern Ireland where he was born and married Mary Ann Kennedy. they came to America in 1718. | |
| Thomas Bressie | _T_ _h_ _o_ _m_ _a_ _s_ _B_ _r_ _e_ _s_ _s_ _i_ _e_ | Descendant of Richard de Clare, 3rd Earl of Hertford who was one of 25 sureties who pledged to defend the Magna Carta. | |
| Joanne Prieste | _J_ _o_ _a_ _n_ _n_ _e_ _P_ _r_ _i_ _e_ _s_ _t_ _e_ | Married John Blessinge and their grand-daughter was Mary Towne Esty who was hung as a witch in Salem. | |
| Raberge | _R_ _a_ _b_ _e_ _r_ _g_ _e_ | Married William Bisby on 14 Jun 1607 at Childerditch, Essexshire, England. | |
| Jonathan Fairbanks | _J_ _o_ _n_ _a_ _t_ _h_ _a_ _n_ _F_ _a_ _i_ _r_ _b_ _a_ _n_ _k_ _s_ | The Fairbanks House in Dedham, MA is a house and museum, thought to be the oldest standing timber frame building in North America. Built circa 1637-1641 for Jonathan and Grace Fairebanke and their six children. | |
| Solomon Livermore | _S_ _o_ _l_ _o_ _m_ _o_ _n_ _L_ _i_ _v_ _e_ _r_ _m_ _o_ _r_ _e_ | Married Lois Warren. In 1847, he was awarded a Revolutionary War pension in the amount of $40 per annum, but only lived to collect it for two years. | |
Words used in this Word Scramble
| # | Words | Clues |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Julia Trusdel | French Canadian, born in Quebec, her parents died during a cholera epidemic in 1832 |
| 2 | Tryphena Locke | Daughter of John Locke who “whas killed by the Heathen in his Lott att work upon the 26 of August 1696” |
| 3 | Tristram Coffin | Born 1609, he became Chief Magistrate of Nantucket |
| 4 | Daniel Greenleaf | Born 1680 in MA, he was a physician who graduated from Harvard in 1699 |
| 5 | Daniel Gookin | emigrated to VA in 1621, served in the VA House of Burgesses, moved to MA and became Major General of the Colonial Forces in 1681 |
| 6 | Jennie Houston | Married Robert Gilmore in 1794 - she was granddaughter of Samuel Houston of Ireland, but not related to Samuel Houston of Texas. |
| 7 | Thomas Hooker | Received his Master's Degree in 1611 from Queen's College, Cambridge England, came to America and founded the Colony of Connecticut. |
| 8 | Giles Hamlin | Was a wealthy sea captain and Merchant in Middleton, CT - in 1665 he commanded the ship "Desire". |
| 9 | Hooker Dorchester | Was born 1788 in MA, died Hounsfield, NY and is named for his grandmother, Martha Hooker's maiden name. |
| 10 | Thankslord Perkins | Married Ralph Shepherd, came with him and daughter Sarah aboard the ship "Abigail" in 1638. |
| 11 | Triall Shepherd | Daughter of Thankslord & Ralph Shepherd, married Walter Power in 1660. |
| 12 | John Gilbert | Married 1st, Hannah Lacy and 2nd, her sister, Sally. In his will he left nothing to his first wife's (our ancestor) children. |
| 13 | Mary Gawkroger-Platt | Married John Prescott in 1629 and is Mom's 8th great-grandmmother. |
| 14 | John Prescott | Brought with him a metallic coat of mail which he used to impress the "savages". |
| 15 | John Bigelow | Married Mary Warren in 1642 and we descend from 3 of their children - Abigail & Joshua thru the Gilmores and from Jonathan thru the Websters. |
| 16 | Thomas Weyborn | Died in 1656, leaving to sons Thomas, James, and wife Elizabeth: half the windmill in Boston %004 40 shillings per year. |
| 17 | John Webster | Was admitted inhabitant of Salem in 1637. In 1642, he was admonished for "brewing and tipleinge". |
| 18 | Theophilus Redfield | His home, built ca 1713 in Killingworth, CT with views of Long Island Sound is on the market for $590,000. |
| 19 | Peleg Redfield | Died of smallpox at age 37 while on the way home from fighting at the St. Lawrence River. |
| 20 | John Beal | Moved from England to American at age 50, died at age 100. |
| 21 | Tirzah Robinson | Daughter of Robert Robinson who "enlisted as a private soldier" during the American Revolution and served "as a musician (drummer)". |
| 22 | Eliab Studley | Owned a mill in Hanover, MA known for 100 years as Eliab's Mill on a creek known as Eliab's creek. |
| 23 | Israel Webster | In 1737, the boundary between MA & NH moved, dividing Haverhill where he lived. Haverhill was in MA, so he paid taxes to MA but he lived on the NH side, so also paid taxes to NH. |
| 24 | Benjamin Tucker | Married Elizabeth Williams circa 1696. We descend from son Benjamin through the Webster and from daughter Elizabeth through the Gilmore. |
| 25 | Joseph Weld | Wealthy landowner who founded Roxbury Latin School, was one of first donors to Harvard, which still has a Weld Hall and the valuable "Weld Collection" was donated to the library. |
| 26 | Isaac Weld | Fought against Ethan Allen & the Green Mt Boys, in the dispute whether Vermont would become a colony or be a part of NY State. |
| 27 | Deliverance Ralph | Married Richard Knight. In her will, she left to her son David, her "pot and kittle", to her son Thomas: her bed and furniture and all of her wearing apparel to be divided among her three daughter. |
| 28 | Margaret Hawks | Married John Fearing who came to America aboard the ship "Diligent" in 1638, settled in Hingham, MA where he was a constable. |
| 29 | Pierre Jean Blanchard | Was forced to leave France when the Hugenot struggle to put a Protestant king on the French throne failed. |
| 30 | Jerathmiel Powers | Was nearly 60 years old during the American Revolution, served on a Committee of Safety to organize security for his area, died at age 87 in Seneca, NY. |
| 31 | Robert Gilmore | Was Scottish whose ancestors moved to northern Ireland where he was born and married Mary Ann Kennedy. they came to America in 1718. |
| 32 | Thomas Bressie | Descendant of Richard de Clare, 3rd Earl of Hertford who was one of 25 sureties who pledged to defend the Magna Carta. |
| 33 | Joanne Prieste | Married John Blessinge and their grand-daughter was Mary Towne Esty who was hung as a witch in Salem. |
| 34 | Raberge | Married William Bisby on 14 Jun 1607 at Childerditch, Essexshire, England. |
| 35 | Jonathan Fairbanks | The Fairbanks House in Dedham, MA is a house and museum, thought to be the oldest standing timber frame building in North America. Built circa 1637-1641 for Jonathan and Grace Fairebanke and their six children. |
| 36 | Solomon Livermore | Married Lois Warren. In 1847, he was awarded a Revolutionary War pension in the amount of $40 per annum, but only lived to collect it for two years. |
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