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EMAIL US		 bullet Phillipa DENNYS died in 1655 in Southleigh. Phillipa's will was proved 10/5/1655

Children were: John DRAKE.

bulletPeter Desborough. Peter Desborough probably came from Essex, England. He was one of the proprietors of Rye, Connecticut.

Children were: Elizabeth Disbrow.

bulletMary A. Devine.

She was married to Carroll Perley PITKIN on 10 Oct 1883. Children were: George L. PITKIN, Margaret PITKIN.

bullet Arthur Dewey was born on 30 Sep 1917. Parents: Ralph F. Dewey and Elizabeth M. Packer.

bullet Ella C. Dewey died on 4 Nov 1879.

She was married to Carroll Perley PITKIN in Nov 1873 in East Montpelier, Vermont.

bullet Marion Dewey Photo was born on 4 Dec 1906. Parents: Ralph F. Dewey and Elizabeth M. Packer.

She was married to Ralph W. Turner. Children were: James Dewey Turner .

She was married to Clark Hudder.

bullet Ralph F. Dewey Photo was born on 6 Feb 1880. Ralph and Elizabeth resided in Framingham, Massachusetts where he was associated with the Framingham News. They spent summers at their cottage on Sunapee Lake, New Hampshire.

He was married to Elizabeth M. Packer on 1 Jan 1903 in So. Framington, Massachusetts. Children were: Marion Dewey, Arthur Dewey.

bullet Derek di Giovanni was born on 26 Jul 1974. Parents: Norman DI GIOVANNI and Heather Ann BOOTH.

bullet Norman DI GIOVANNI Photo

He was married to Heather Ann BOOTH. Children were: Thomas Alistair di Giovanni, Derek di Giovanni .

bullet Thomas Alistair di Giovanni Photo was born on 23 Jul 1971. Parents: Norman DI GIOVANNI and Heather Ann BOOTH.

bullet Lorraine J. Dickinson was born on 15 Jul 1845. Lorraine was the daughter of Silas Dickinson and Saphronia Sheldon of Chicago.

She was married to Edward Payson PITKIN on 22 Aug 1863. Children were: Hattie E. PITKIN.

bullet Susie P. DICKINSON was born on 17 Oct 1838. She died on 30 Aug 1883.

She was married to Josiah PITKIN on 26 Dec 1870. Children were: William Dickenson PITKIN.

bullet John Dilts was born on 2 Sep 1950 in Eastern, Pennsylvania. John graduated from Phillipsburg (NJ) High School in 1968. He received a B.S. degree from Rutgers in 1972, and an M. Ed. degree in 1981 from the College of St. Joseph the Provider in Rutland, Vermont. He is currently the principal of the Shoreham, Vermont elementary school (1996). John has two sons: Adam Dilts, born 26 Dec 1978 in Hanover, New Hampshire, and Ryan Dilts, born 19 Aug 1984 also in Hanover.

He was married to Anne Maureen Reilly on 13 Oct 1988 in Brandon, Vermont.

bullet Elizabeth Disbrow was born in 1676. She died on 15 Sep 1753. Parents: Peter Desborough and Sarah Knapp.

She was married to Joseph Garnsey in 1694. Children were: Joseph Garnsey, Jonathan Garnsey.

bullet Anne Dodd

Children were: Mary ROCKWELL.

bulletDaniel DODD was born in 1615 in England. He died in 1665 in Newark, New Jersey. Daniel Dodd first appears in the records of Branford in 1644. He settled there in 1649

Children were: Mary Dodd.

bulletMary Dodd. Parents: Daniel DODD and Mary Wheeler ?.

She was married to Aaron BLACHLY in 1665. Children were: Ebenezer BLACHLY M.D..

bullet Betsy Dodge was born on 20 May 1787. She died on 23 Sep 1855 in Marshfield, Vermont. Betsy was the daughter of Ebenezer Dodge and Rebecca Stanley.

She was married to Owen PITKIN in 1813. Children were: Rebecca PITKIN, Sarah PITKIN, Ebenezer PITKIN, Emeline PITKIN, Betsy PITKIN, Roxy Ann PITKIN, William PITKIN.

bullet Corilla Dodge was born in 1844. She died on 7 Apr 1867. Corilla was the daughter of Jonathan Stanley Dodge and Sabrina Kelton of Marshfield, Vermont. There is a problem here with the birthdates of Corilla and her daughter Adelpha being only 8 years apart.

She was married to William D. BEMIS in Marshfield, Vermont?. Children were: Adelpha BEMIS , Carcel BEMIS, Mildred BEMIS , (male) BEMIS.

bullet Inez Dodge Photo Inez was from North Montpelier.

She was married to Dwight Howard Hollister on 2 Jul 1888. Children were: Mildred Hollister.

bullet Sherry Dodge

She was married to Mark Andrew Glaude . She was divorced from Mark Andrew Glaude. Children were: Tina Lee Glaude, Jennifer Lynn Glaude.

bullet Virginia Ruth Dole was born on 29 Nov 1919 in Greenfield, Massachusetts.

She was married to Robert Dwinell Ladd on 8 Aug 1942.

bullet Maria Dolgov

Children were: Alexander TAMM.

bulletClotilde Whitney DORMAN Photo was born on 16 Jan 1932 in Providence, Rhode Island. On November 19, 1990, Clo was honored by the organization of Montpelier Business and Professional Women with the Woman of the Year Award. The following appeared on the program of that event which was attended by about 50 people:
"It is not necessary to search far in the community for those who know Clo Pitkin and who without hesitation speak with sincere admiration about the kind of woman she is. Most recently, Faire Edwards said, 'Clo is the perfect recipient of this award. She's a woman of great character and an excellent counselor!' Clo's dedication over the years to the goal of establishing a center for women is reflected in the preparation she made during her years of education and teaching. She was graduated from Goddard College in 1953, raised her family in the years which followed, and in 1969 received her Masters in Guidance and Counseling from The University of Vermont. After beginning at Goddard as director of an adult program, Clo served as a counselor at Community College of Vermont and from 1974-1979 was Coordinator of Counseling at the college. She returned to Goddard as Associate Director of Admissions, and in 1981 had a private practice in counseling and therapy. During this time, Clo became an assistant professor at Vermont College. On the Goddard faculty during 1985-1986, Clo taught psychology, leaving this position to begin development of a women's center. In 1987, WOMAN CENTERED, with Clo as its Executive Director, opened its doors as a haven for women. The center offered workshops, support groups, resources, referral, and advocacy and became a drop-in center for women of all ages. In a new location at 137 Barre Street, the Center flourishes today and continues to serve the many women who need it. The community is benefiting greatly from having Clo Pitkin with us." Parents: William Augustine DORMAN and Marjorie Berton HEILBORN.

She was married to Belmont Royce PITKIN on 25 Jun 1952 in Plainfield, Vermont. Children were: Caleb Whitney PITKIN, Seth Edward PITKIN.

bullet Daisy Dorman Photo was born in 1888. She died about 1945. Clo Pitkin recalls that Daisy died while she (Clo) was in jr. high or high school. Her husband Tom died previously. Parents: George Dorman and Mary Tierney.

She was married to Tom Cochran. Children were: Helen Frances Cochran.

bullet Ellen Dorman Ellen married a Mr. Sullivan, and lived in Phenix, Rhode Island. She was alive at the time of the death of her brother George. Parents: William Dorman and Abbie O. Connor.

bullet George Dorman was born in 1854 in Warwick, Rhode Island. (25) Although George's marriage record (1884) gives his age as 30, and his birthplace as Warwick, Rhode Island, no birth record could be found for him in Rhode Island between 1853 and 1878. An obituary still in posession of his decendants gives his birthplace as "Phenix." He died after 1910 in Rhode Island. Having been an employee of the Hamilton Web Company for forty years at the time of his death, it is likely that he was over 55 years old, and therefore probably died after 1910. He was buried in Elm Grove Cemetery, North Kingston, Rhode Island. Obituary: George Dorman, for more than 40 years an employee of the Hamilton Web Company, and for a long time engineer of the plant died suddenly at the works Monday, probably from an attack of heart failure. The mill was shut down for the day. Mr. Dorman was found lifeless on the floor. Dr. Manning, Medical Examiner, was called, and pronounced death due to an attack of heart failure. Mr. Dorman was born in Phenix, the son of the late William and Abbie (Connor) Dorman. In 1884 he married Miss Mary Tierney of New York. Both a son, William and a daughter Daisy Dorman, survive him, two sisters, Mrs. Mary A Bates and Mrs. Ellen Sullivan of Phenix, also survive him. Funeral was held from St. Berhard's Church yesterday morning at 8 o'clock with burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. Parents: William Dorman and Abbie O. Connor.

He was married to Mary Tierney on 29 Dec 1884 in East Greenwich, Rhode Island. (25) George's occupation is listed as "laborer" on his marriage record. George and Mary were married in Our Lady of Mercy Church by William Hines, pastor. Children were: William Augustine DORMAN , Daisy Dorman.

bullet Mary A. Dorman was born on 6 Sep 1859 in Coventry, Rhode Island. Mary Dorman's birth record indicates that she was the third child born to William and Abby O. Dorman, although there are no records of other births in this family in Rhode Island between 1853 and 1878. Mary married a Mr. Bates, and lived in Phenix, Rhode Island. She was alive at the time of the death of her brother George. Parents: William Dorman and Abbie O. Connor.

bullet William Dorman was born in Ireland.(26) William's occupation was not recorded on the birth record of his daughter Mary in 1859. His was the only one not listed on a page of thirty such records that year. He may have been between jobs, or perhaps had just arrived from Ireland.

Children were: George Dorman, Ellen Dorman, Mary A. Dorman.

bulletWilliam Augustine DORMAN(27) Photo was born on 12 Jul 1886 in North Kingston, Rhode Island. He died on 28 Dec 1933 in Memorial Hospital, Pawtucket, Rhode Island. The principal cause of William's death was given on his death record as "acute dilatation of the stomach," with acute appendicitis and appendectomy listed as contributing causes. He was buried on 29 Dec 1933 in Elm Grove Cemetery, North Kingston, Rhode Island. Clo Pitkin remembers of her father: "William Dorman was born into an Irish Catholic family in Rhode Island. I don't know much about my father because he died shortly after I was born. My mother told some stories about him but found it very painful to remember the time my brother died and so did not ever tell me much of importance. I surmise that (his) family did not enjoy the comforts that the Heilborns had. Bill served in World War One in the infantry. He kept a daily record of his service and apparently spent much time on the front lines in Europe. It must have been between 1920 and 1923 that he courted Marjorie Heilborn. He was a handsome man and people spoke of him as kind and gentle. In 1923 he and Marjorie were married. They lived with Marjorie's parents and Bill worked with Dr. Heilborn. I am under that impression that since Charles T Heilborn Jr. did not have an interest in being a chiropodist or running the shoe store, Bill was being groomed to take over the business. I remember hearing that my father had seriously considered going into the priesthood at one time. I know that he was a devout Catholic. He had a good sense of humor and apparently enjoyed people. From all the pictures of Bill Dorman and his son Billy he seems to have been a good and loving father and extremely proud of his son. When young Billy died at the age of 8, Bill was unable to cope with his loss. He sought comfort in the Catholic church and went on retreats to find answers and strength. I assume he was not able to give much support to anyone else. He died a year later of complications from an appendectomy. I believe my mother felt that he had abandoned her. He is known to me only through pictures and stories my mother told me. She always led me to believe that my father loved me very much and somehow I always pictured him in heaven watching over us."
William had been a Chiropodist for 22 years at the time of his death, and was a chiropodist at the time of his induction into the army in April 1918. He was appointed Corporal in November of that year after having been in France for five months. He fought at the defense of the center sector at Haute Alsace, at the battle of Molleville Farm, the attack on Bois d. Ormont, Battle of the Grand Montague, capture of Etraye Ridge, and the attack on Bois Belleu. On October 12, 1918, he wrote in his journal "Went into battle on the Verdun front. Terrible slaughter. Many of our men wounded and killed." after five days of heavy artillery fire the company was again engaged in a terrible battle on the sixteenth. On the seventeenth he wrote; "Very little of Co. left. Being relieved 10 tonight." And the following day; "Back at rest camp. Poor little Co. Very few of us left. Thank God I came out safe." He returned to the United States in May, 1919 and was honorably discharged. He authored a booklet, "The Truth about Foot Troubles, Their Cause Cure and Prevention," published on August 12, 1933.
Obituary in "Foot News," a publication of the Rhode Island Chiropodists' Society: "Dr. William Dorman, age 47, prominent chiropodist of Providence, Rhode Island, died December 28th, 1933 after a brief illness. Dr. Dorman was recognized by members of the profession as a man of sterling character, who with his soft spoken mannerisms won admiration from all who knew him. He was a charter member of the Rhode Island Chiropodist Society and a member of the National Association of Chiropodists. He was a believer of firm convictions and above all, maintained that "honesty was the best policy." Dr. Dorman was connected with Dr. Charles T. Heilborn's office for many years, one of the oldest establishments in Providence. He was a member of the American Legion, Richard Dennis Post. His church membership was St. Brenden's Church, Riverside, R. I." Parents: George Dorman and Mary Tierney .

He was married to Marjorie Berton HEILBORN on 3 Feb 1923 in St. Bernard's Rectory, North Kingston, Rhode Island. Children were: William Augustine DORMAN Jr., Clotilde Whitney DORMAN.

bullet William Augustine DORMAN Jr. Photo was born on 15 Oct 1923 in Providence, Rhode Island. He died on 14 May 1932 in Providence, Rhode Island.(28) Billy died of Scarlet fever, myocarditis, and acute cardiac dilatation. He was buried in Elm Grove Cemetery, Allentown, Rhode Island. Billy was recovering from scarlet fever at the time of his death. He was shelling peas with his mother one evening when he fell over dead. Bill and Marjory rushed him to a doctor, but he was beyond help. His cousin Nancy (Mary Ann) reports that, as Billy lay dead on the examining table, the doctor requested payment of Bill and Marjorie for the visit. Parents: William Augustine DORMAN and Marjorie Berton HEILBORN.

bullet Arch Campbell Dorsey Photo was born on 15 May 1902. He died on 24 Sep 1971.

He was married to Catherine (Kapie) Buchanan MCKELVEY on 4 Jun 1927 in Moundsville, West Virginia. Children were: Lt.Col, Robert George Dorsey, Jacob Henry Dorsey.

bullet Jacob Henry Dorsey was born on 30 Aug 1929. He died on 8 May 1930. Parents: Arch Campbell Dorsey and Catherine (Kapie) Buchanan MCKELVEY.

bullet Lt.Col, Robert George Dorsey was born on 17 Apr 1928 in Moundsville, West Virginia. He died on 5 Oct 1994. Parents: Arch Campbell Dorsey and Catherine (Kapie) Buchanan MCKELVEY.

He was married to Ruth Ann Rohman on 28 Apr 1961 in Cumberland, Maryland. Children were: Thomas Brooks Dorsey, Robert Samuel Dorsey.

bullet Robert Samuel Dorsey was born on 28 Oct 1963 in Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. Parents: Lt.Col, Robert George Dorsey and Ruth Ann Rohman.

bullet Thomas Brooks Dorsey was born on 16 Aug 1962 in Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri. Parents: Lt.Col, Robert George Dorsey and Ruth Ann Rohman.

bullet Jessie Dow Photo Jessie Dow may not have been the daughter of John and Sally (Lance) Dow, but her photo was found in a Lance family album, and until I investigate further, I will assume her to be so (CP - 1997). Parents: Capt. John Dow and Sally LANCE.

bullet Capt. John Dow

He was married to Sally LANCE. Children were: Lilia Dow, Jessie Dow .

bullet Lilia Dow Photo Lilia Dow may not have been the daughter of John and Sally (Lance) Dow, but her photo was found in a Lance family album, and until I investigate further, I will assume her to be so (CP - 1997). Parents: Capt. John Dow and Sally LANCE.

bullet Nathan Dow

He was married to Susan Hackett. Children were: Susan Dow.

bullet Susan Dow Photo was born on 16 Oct 1811 in New Hampshire. She died on 3 Jul 1872 in Guthrie, Iowa. Susan Dow was from Walden, Vermont. There is a tradition in the Carpenter family that she was descended from native Americans. Parents: Nathan Dow and Susan Hackett.

She was married to Abijah Howard CARPENTER on 14 May 1827. Children were: Lucinda CARPENTER, James H. CARPENTER, Eliza CARPENTER, Jane CARPENTER, George Nathan CARPENTER, Almira CARPENTER, Myron Dana CARPENTER, Oscar "Lewis" CARPENTER , Ancil CARPENTER, Clarence CARPENTER, Clarissa CARPENTER.

bullet Cecil L. Dowers

He was married to Madge LANCE. Children were: Pauline Dowers, Jean Dowers.

bullet Jean Dowers Parents: Cecil L. Dowers and Madge LANCE.

bullet Pauline Dowers Parents: Cecil L. Dowers and Madge LANCE.

bullet Elizabeth DRAKE was born on 4 Nov 1675 in Windsor, Connecticut. Parents: Job DRAKE and Elizabeth ALVORD.

She was married to Joseph ROCKWELL on 23 Jan 1694. Children were: Joseph Rockwell.

bullet Job DRAKE was born on 15 Jun 1651 in Windsor, Connecticut. He died on 19 Apr 1733. Parents: John DRAKE Jr. and Hannah MOORE.

He was married to Elizabeth ALVORD on 20 Mar 1671 in Windsor, Connecticut. Children were: Elizabeth DRAKE, Sarah Drake.

bullet John DRAKE Jr. was born about 1625 in England.(4) He died on 9 Jul 1689. John Drake's will was proved 11/11/1689 Parents: John DRAKE and Elizabeth ROGERS .

He was married to Hannah MOORE on 30 Nov 1648 in Windsor, Connecticut. Children were: Job DRAKE .

bullet John DRAKE(29) was born before 1603 in Wiscombe, Devon, England.(4) He died on 17 Aug 1659 in Windsor, Connecticut. John Drake died by being run over by a cart loaded with corn. He was on his way to the home of his son Jacob, when his oxen were spooked. They were hitched together with a mare. John attempted to get the horse under control, but was thrown to the ground and run over by the cart. His leg was broken and his body bruised so that he was taken for dead, and carried to the house of his daughter, where he came back to life, but died again a short time later. He was buried on 18 Aug 1659. John Drake was one of the proprietors of Taunton, Massachusetts. He emmigrated to America in 1630 on the ship "Mary and John" Parents: William DRAKE and Phillipa DENNYS.

He was married to Elizabeth ROGERS about 1620 in England. Children were: John DRAKE Jr..

bullet John DRAKE died on 4 Oct 1558. John Drake of Ashe and Exmouth was High Sheriff of Devon, Parents: John Drake Esq. and Margaret Cole.

Children were: Robert DRAKE.

bulletJohn Drake Esq. resided at in Ashe, Exmouth, Devon, England. Parents: John Drake and Agnes Kailway.

Children were: John DRAKE.

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