Vincent

March 14, 2017 Dana 8 Comments 2 min read

“Found Lifeless” in a Brook

Bethuel Vincent was only 29 years old when he was found lifeless in a brook. His obituary reads: Died –

May 30, 2016 Dana 2 Comments 3 min read

As our country remembers those who have founght and died for our freedom, I wanted to share stories of two

May 27, 2016 Dana 6 Comments 3 min read

My 6x great grandparents, Cornelius and Phebe (Ward) Vincent, both fought for freedom during the Revolutionary War. Over 100 years

February 3, 2016 Dana 2 Comments 2 min read

My Vincent ancestors moved from Essex County, New Jersey to Northumberland County, Pennsylvania in the mid to late 1700s. During

June 20, 2015 Dana 2 Comments 4 min read

John Vincent, a veteran of the War of 1812, was declared by the Court to be a “habitual drunkard” in

June 12, 2015 Dana 2 Comments 3 min read

Yellow fever did not recur; one either died or survived. It came in mysterious, vicious waves, killing anywhere from 12

May 28, 2015 Dana 6 Comments 2 min read

In 1772, the Vincent families and others moved from Essex County, New Jersey, to current day Northumberland County, Pennsylvania. For

May 27, 2015 Dana 2 Comments 2 min read

Almost 3 years ago, I came across the obituary of Bethuel Vincent (1798-1828), my 5th great grandfather’s youngest son, posted

February 10, 2015 Dana 7 Comments 2 min read

My Vincent ancestors moved from Essex County, New Jersey to Northumberland County, Pennsylvania in the mid to late 1700s. During

December 31, 2014 Dana 0 Comments 7 min read

2014 has been an amazing year for me and my genealogy research. With increased knowledge, time, and resources available, I’ve