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Old Scriven Images
Benjamin Scribner
John Scriven
Thomas B. Descendents
John Jr. Descendants
Capt Daniel  Scribner
Edward Descendents
Samuel Sr. Descendents
Thomas Parker Scribner
Tristram Descendents

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Scribner Covered Bridge

 

 

Scribner Family Images & Archives

 

 

 

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This page contains archives for the descendents of John Scriven of Dover, New Hampshire, including images, text transcripts (in some cases), and biographies.   You may submit additional materials for your Scribner ancestors by e-mail to the webmaster or by filling out the feedback form.

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Benjamin Scribner Line

bulletBenjamin Scribner Narrative Descendency

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Scriven/Corbett Family Photos

 

Scriven Family Crest

John Scriven Line Crest

 

 

 

 

 

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John Scriven & Mary [???]

bullet Family Report for John Scriven & Mary [???]

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John Scribner, Sr. & Elizabeth Cloyes

bullet Family Report for John Scribner, Sr. & Elizabeth Cloyes
bullet Report: Descendents of Peter Cloyse
bullet Report: Descendents of Robart [Deacon] Long

Thomas B. Scribner & Hannah Welch

bulletDescendent Images

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Children of John Scribner, Sr. & Elizabeth Cloyes:

bulletJoseph Scribner & Lydia
bulletJohn Scribner, Jr. & Sarah Wadleigh
bulletJohn Scribner & Susanna Davis
bulletSamuel Scribner & Abigail Hill
bulletDavid Scribner & Hannah Prince
bulletSamuel Scribner
bulletEdward Scribner, Sr. & Abigail Leavitt [see below]
bulletSamuel Scribner & Anna Taylor
bulletElizabeth Scribner & Clement Moody
bulletMary Scribner & Thomas Gordon
bulletAbigail Scribner & [???] Young
bulletSusanna Scribner & John Mudgett
bulletSarah Scribner & Josiah Moody

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Edward Scribner, Sr. & Abigail Leavitt

bullet Daniel ["Captain Daniel"] Scribner Documents:
bullet Descendency: John Scriven -> John Scribner, Sr. -> Edward Scribner, Sr. -> Daniel Scribner
bullet Census Summary for Family Group of Daniel Scribner [Microsoft Excel Format]
bulletDescendent Images
bullet Edward Scribner [b. 1721] Documents
bullet Descendency: John Scriven -> John Scribner, Sr. -> Edward Scribner, Sr. -> Edward Scribner
bullet Census Summary for Family Group of Edward Scribner [Microsoft Excel Format]
bulletDescendent Images
bullet John Scribner [b. 1732] Documents
bullet Descendency: John Scriven -> John Scribner, Sr. -> Edward Scribner, Sr. -> John Scribner [2d]
bullet Census Summary for Family Group of John Scribner [Microsoft Excel Format]
bulletDescendent Images:
bulletThomas Parker Scribner Family Images
bulletAaron Scribner & Rhoda Carll Family Images
bulletJohn C. Scribner Family Images
bulletCharles William Scribner Family Images
bulletWilliam C. Scribner Family Images
bulletThomas Jefferson Scribner Family Images
bulletThomas P. Scribner Family Images
bulletTristram Robinson Scribner Family Images
bullet Samuel Scribner [b. 1735] Documents
bullet Descendency: John Scriven -> John Scribner, Sr. -> Edward Scribner, Sr. -> Samuel Scribner
bullet Census Summary for Family Group of Samuel Scribner ]Microsoft Excel Format]
bulletDescendent Images

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Other Items Have Been Rearranged on Separate Pages by Outlined Descendency.  Click on the links above to go to the new pages.

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General Interest Images:

Scribner Covered Bridge, Located in Johnson, Lamoille County, Vermont:

One of Vermont's famous & historic covered bridges is named the "Scribner" Covered Bridge.  Thanks to Russ and Anita Walters for bringing this to our attention!  The bridge crosses the Gihon River and carries the Loop Road (Town Highway 33).  The bridge is 47.8 feet long, 12.4 feet wide, 9.3 feet high at trusses, and 12 feet high at the center.  The builder and date of construction are unknown.  The cover may have been added around 1919.  The half-height walls of this bridge, together with the historical documents found by state constultants, indicate that originally this was a pony bridge, without sidewalls and a roof.  Leroy Scribner once had a farm near the bridge, and there was a Sam Scribner in the neighborhood as well.  Later, nearby farmer Ellsworth DeGoosh was for a time associated with the bridge.

Direction:  From the Junction of Routes 15 and 100: go northeast 1.5 miles and turn right only Rocky Road.  After 0.3 miles, the bridge will be on the right.

Bridge Images:

Directions to the Scribner Covered Bridge; Johnson, Lamoille County, Vermont.

Scribner Covered Bridge

Winter Scene, Scribner Covered Bridge

 

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