A Collection of Information Articles
This page is devoted to a collection of articles appearing on other pages on our web site and new information submitted by members of the Foote Family Association of America.
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Miscellaneous Articles
- A Headstone Mystery - - A genealogist story submitted by Albert Foote.
- News from Colchester Church- an article submitted by Father Peter Walker, Rector of the Parish Church of St. James the Great, Colchester, England, where Nathaniel Foote was baptized.
- Admiral Andrew Foote - an article from the FootePrints Newsletter Volume 10, Issue 2, Fall 2010 (New).
- Fort Foote National Park, Maryland
- an article from the "FootePrints Newsletter Volume 10, Issue 2, Fall 2010.(New)
Keynote Address
John Foote introduced Damien Cregeau, historian and Foote
cousin, who delivered the keynote address entitled Footesteps
Back in Time
Foote Family Association Formation and Reformation
Marilyn Foote Masi, First Vice-President for the association,
spoke about the FFAA Formation 1907 and reformation in 1984 of
the Foote Family Association of America (see her remarks on
page 8).
Rededication of Nathaniel Foote, The Settler, Monument
Barbara Foote, - President of the Foote Family Association,
Rededicating the Monument
Pasco Foote Articles
By Harriet Rockwell
- More Information About Pasco Since this portion of the web page is devoted to the immigrant, Pasco Foote, and his descendants, let's take a look at the information that's been published about him and about some of his descendants who were also named Pasco Foote.
- Manchester by the Sea While tracing your ancestors, don't overlook the wealth of information to be found by visiting the towns where they lived and reading the histories of those towns. This article tracks the history of the fishing industry in New England.
- Zachariah Foote and the Migration to Nova Scotia At some point, most of us have read about the historic events that led to the migration of scores of New England colonists to Nova Scotia in the 18th century. For those of us with an ancestor who took part in that migration, the story is especially fascinating.
- Sherburn Wesley Burnham, - Double Star Descendant of Pasco Foote Descendants of Pasco Foote can proudly claim the nineteeth century astronomer, Sherburne Wesley Burnham, as kin. The story of this self-made man, who was an important contributor to the study of double stars, is an interesting one. Sherburne Wesley Burnham was born December 12, 1838 in Thetford, Vermont, the son of Marinda Foote and Roswell Burnham
- Photos from the 1800s If you read the article about the astronomer, Sherburne Wesley Foote above, you may remember that his other hobby was photography
- Caleb Foote and the British Prison Ships During the Revolution - While researching early descendants of the immigrant Pasco Foote of Salem, I came across another historically interesting story that I'd like to share with the members of FFAA. The research for this one started with Caleb Foote who was a 3rd great grandson of the immigrant Pasco of Salem
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