Ella Florence Elliot papers, 1705-1791, 1876-1947.

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Ella Florence Elliot papers, 1705-1791, 1876-1947.

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Genealogical correspondence and research notes compiled 1897-1947. The research, centering on New England Families, 1620-1947, is in part the ancestry of Ella Elliot, including the families of Drake, Elliot, Hicks, Tucker, Ring, Urann and Spencer. Most of the material, however, is unrelated to Miss Elliot's ancestry and reflects genealogical research of a professional nature. This material includes vital records of New York and New England, particularly Mass. and N.H. There is a small amount of family papers consisting primarily of deeds, correspondence and receipts, 1705, 1741-1791, 1876-1931. Included among this material are two autograph books of Marion T. Drake. In addition, there are 43 photographs, 1892-1942, primarily of Miss Elliot's ancestors and descendants.

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New England Historic Genealogical Society

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Eliot, Joanna Morse

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Elliot, Ella Florence, 1868-1962.

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Ella F. Elliot, 1868-1962, was born at Newton, MA. At an early age, Miss Elliot moved with her family to Sommerville, where she spent her adult years. A genealogist by profession, Miss Elliot researched 92 New England families, many on behalf of Georgiana Guild, genealogist for the Providence, R.I. chapter of the Colonial Dames of America. She also pursued research on the work her father, Charles Darwin Elliot (1837-1908), had begun on Elliot and related families. Ella became a life member of NE...

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Elliot, Charles Darwin, 1837-1908

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Charles Darwin Elliot was born in Foxboro, Mass., in 1837. He studied civil engineering and served as assistant topographical engineer with the 19th Army Corps, Department of the Gulf, 1862-1864. Prior to his Civil War service, he worked as a civil engineer in the greater Boston area. He and his wife, Emily Jane (Hyer) Elliot, lived in Massachusetts after the war, probably settling in Somerville. From the description of Charles Darwin Elliot diary and surveyor field books, 1863-1864....