Compass

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Since I am so fascinated with how my maternal and paternal lines often found themselves living in close proximity or even the same small towns and villages, I added another element to this family tree. Now, I can easily track their locations and timelines!

Connecticut

New London

Kinne

Abigail Kinne (1733–1805) ~ Death (M)

Norwich

Kinne

Abigail Kinne (1733–1805) ~ Birth 13 AUG 1733 • Norwich (M)

Preston City

Moses Kinne (1710–1788) ~ Death 18 JUL 1788 • Preston City, New London, Connecticut (M)

Thomas Kinne (1678–1756) ~ Death 1 OCTOBER 1756 • Preston City, New London, Connecticut (M)

Massachusetts

Andover

John Bradstreet (1652–1718) (P)

Newbury

Henry Kinne (1623–1696) (M)

  • Birth 08 JUL 1623 • Kings Lynn, Norfolk, England
  • Death 19 JUN 1696 • Newbury, Essex Co, MA

Salem

Kinne

Moses Kinne (1710–1788) (M)

  • Birth 8 MAY 1710 • Salem, Essex, Massachusetts

Thomas Kinne (1655–1687) (M)

  • Birth 11 MAR 1655 • Salem, Essex, Massachusetts
  • Death 1 JUN 1687 • Salem, Essex, Massachusetts

Thomas Kinne (1678–1756) ~ Birth 27 JULY 1678 • Salem, Essex, Massachusetts (M)

Topsfield

John Bradstreet (1652–1718) (P)



Stop the Press!

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In order to hereunto, the Publisher will take what pains he can to obtain a Faithful Relation of all such things: and will particularly make himself beholden to such Persons in Boston whom he knows to have been for their own use the diligent Observers of such matters.

Benjamin Harris
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The Ties that Divide

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Like many grand narratives, some of the best were often rooted in legends and a bit of mystery. This tale was no exception. As details emerged, so did the many questions that raced through my mind as I hit one brick wall and then another.

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Life Was Simple

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My “once again,” love and miss you mama….

Ann Marie Bryant's avatarTales of a Family

The other day, after digging through some old papers, I came across some old papers from a poetry class that I took in college. Today, I found an assignment in which I had to take a conversation and turn it into a poem. This assignment did bring tears to my eyes because I used my mom as my subject. Until today, I had forgotten about that conversation about her life on the ranch with her family. 

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