I need to throw out a BIG thank you to Marie Spangler Copeland, the "Genealogist Hostess from Heaven" in Wisconsin. Marie not only shared Copeland research with me, took me to family sites I wouldn't have known how to find on my family research trip, but diligently copied and mailed photos that she had of my GGG and GGGG'grandmothers (from her husband's family).
Heading on back on my maternal line:
My mother, Alice Josephine Richardson Dakin (1917 -2001):
My mother's mother, Adelaide Copeland Harvey Richardson (1893-1971):
My grandmother's mother, Alice Copeland Harvey (1860-1921):
My great grandmother's mother, Hannah Elizabeth Blodgett Copeland (1826-1919):
Continuing up my maternal line would be:
GGG grandmother: Rebecca Blodgett Blodgett ((1799-1862)
GGGG grandmother: Mary (Polly) Bangs/Berngs Riddle Blodgett (1761-1828)
GGGGG grandmother: Rebekah Moulton Riddle (Riddell or Ridel or Rydel) (1742-before 1806)
GGGGGG grandmother: Rebekah Walker Moulton (1716/17-1792)
GGGGGGG grandmother: Jemima Ward Walker (1693-1731)
GGGGGGGG grandmother: Judith Beaman (maybe) Ward (1667-1746)
GGGGGGGGG grandmother: Sarah Clark Beaman (1620-?)
Unfortunately, I don't have any photos of the 7 generations of women here.
They are my mother-mother-mother..... line.
However, thanks to that wonderful heavenly genealogical hostess, Marie, who gave me pictures of my GGG grandmother, my GG grandmother Hannah Elizabeth Blodgett Copeland's mother-in-law ....
still my GGG grandmother, namely Hannah Reed Copeland (1790-1861):
and, her mother Hannah Samson Reed (1755-1815), my GGGG grandmother:
Enjoy, may we learn more and more about our women ancestors, and may photographs or drawings of more of my maternal line materialize!
©2016, Erica Dakin Voolich
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