Florence O'Connor, Ellingwood genealogy (1979)

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Florence O'Connor, Ellingwood genealogy (1979)
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1979
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A typeset family genealogy compiled by Florence O'Connor. It is in copyright, so its pages in the Gallery are kept private.

  • Pp. iv-v reprint "A Letter from College of Arms, London, Dec. 29, 1953": R. R. Graham-Vivian, M.C., Windsor Herald, to Bernice Aher. He searched the College's records for the family and arms of Ellwood and found no Ellingwood at all ("quite probably ... a variation of Ellwood which has come about on the American side"). The only arms of the name were granted to a Sarah Ellwood in 1774, and he ends that "unless you know the part of England from which Ralph came it is almost hopeless." Mrs. Aher's covering note to Vernon Ellingwood: "it looks like we have no claim to Coat of Arms." Avis Ellingwood of West Paris, Maine, had the original.
  • P. 3 (the same book, confirmed October 2026):
    • Ralph's home "said to be at what is now the junction of Congress and Porter Streets, Beverly";
    • a hand-drawn map of Beverly with his lot, 31, at the point by the Salem ferry;
    • "Ralph and Ellen's Children, Second Gen." with their dates from Perley's History of Salem, vol. 3, p. 334;
    • a note that Stone (p. 113) gives Ralph's baptism as 26 Apr 1657 and names a daughter Sarah, 7 Aug 1666.

Cited in Ellingwood Master Research [C].

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  2. title: "Florence O'Connor, Ellingwood genealogy (1979)"
  3. type: book
  4. date: "1979"
  5. repository: FamilySearch Books (scan)
  6. reference: full title still to be recorded
  7. seen: image
  8. access: public
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  11. A typeset family genealogy compiled by Florence O'Connor. It is in copyright, so its pages in
  12. the Gallery are kept private.
  14. - **Pp. iv-v** reprint "A Letter from College of Arms, London, Dec. 29, 1953": R. R.
  15. Graham-Vivian, M.C., Windsor Herald, to Bernice Aher. He searched the College's records for
  16. the family and arms of Ellwood and found no Ellingwood at all ("quite probably ... a variation
  17. of Ellwood which has come about on the American side"). The only arms of the name were granted
  18. to a Sarah Ellwood in 1774, and he ends that "unless you know the part of England from which
  19. Ralph came it is almost hopeless." Mrs. Aher's covering note to Vernon Ellingwood: "it looks
  20. like we have no claim to Coat of Arms." Avis Ellingwood of West Paris, Maine, had the original.
  21. - **P. 3** (the same book, confirmed October 2026):
  22. - Ralph's home "said to be at what is now the junction of Congress and Porter Streets,
  23. Beverly";
  24. - a hand-drawn map of Beverly with his lot, 31, at the point by the Salem ferry;
  25. - "Ralph and Ellen's Children, Second Gen." with their dates from Perley's *History of Salem*,
  26. vol. 3, p. 334;
  27. - a note that Stone (p. 113) gives Ralph's baptism as 26 Apr 1657 and names a daughter Sarah,
  28. 7 Aug 1666.
  30. Cited in `research/ellingwood/Ellingwood_Master_Research.md` [C].

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"A Letter from College of Arms, London, Dec. 29, 1953""A Letter from College of Arms, London, Dec. 29, 1953"Ralph and Ellen's children, with a sketch map of BeverlyRalph and Ellen's children, with a sketch map of Beverly

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