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Sylvester Cochrane, Vermontville Colony
Narrative history of the Vermontville Colony in Michigan
Description
Under the leadership of Sylvester Cochrane, a Congregational minister, a group of men from the Michigan communities of Bennington, Benson, Orwell, and Vermont formed a colony called Vermontville. Settled in 1836 and located in Thornapple River Valley, Vermontville was an experiment in a "pledged" society where members surrendered their possessions for the common good. This database is a history of the settlement and includes sketches of the principle citizens in the fledgling colony. For researchers of Michigan ancestors, this can be an illuminating narrative.
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Winnipeg City, Winnipeg District, Manitoba Census, 1901 This is an extraction of the Winnipeg, Manitoba 1901 Census.
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Massachusetts Pioneers to the West Index Massachusetts Bay Colony families who moved West
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Connecticut Marriages to 1800 Complete marriage records from the beginning of the colony to 1800
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Plymouth Colony, History and People History of Plymouth colony with biographies of important colonists
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Virginia Colonial Records Valuable records of early history of Virginia colony
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Colonial Families in the U.S. History of families of early English colonies through the 19th century
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Pacific Coast Directory, 1867 Pacific Coast Business Directory of 25,200 names for 1867
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Loyalists and Their Times, Vol. 1 History of relationship between Great Britain the American colonies and the U.S.A. from a loyalist point of view
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Loyalists and Their Times, Vol. 2 History of relationship between Great Britain the American colonies and the U.S.A. from a loyalist point of view
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Don Janssens, Life and Adventures Details of life in Sonoma colony as part of the Padres expedition.
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