Questions and Answers
A number of questions on Methuen history or family genealogy have been submitted to this website in the past. We try our best to answer them quickly and accurately. We don't have all of the answers and some of the questions are real stumpers. This section will be a forum to post the questions about Methuen history or family genealogy as they are received. We will provide the answers that we can find but we encourage you to contribute also. Fill us in on things we are missing and point us in the right direction to find the answers. With such a large number of people interested in Methuen history and family genealogy this section should be a very informative place.
Question: I have a family ancestry tree I am working on and while I was poking around I came across a 1930 census from Methuen that has my mother and her brother listed as boarders at an institution called "Arington Day Nursery" I think located on Camden street. The street is hard to read on this census but the name is very clear. My question to you is how can I get copies of the records when they were there, where and when did they leave this institution? My moms name was Bernice M Fairbrother and her brother was Charles R Fairbrother. She was 5 years old at the time and he was 7 years old.
Any help would be greatful. Also is this building still standing in Methuen?
Thank you
Marcia Consilvio
Question: I have 2 lines of relatives from Methuen. The family oral history says that Elias and Catherine Hannon lived in area called Turkey Lane and their son Joseph was born there in 1873. I have been unable to locate any information on this site. Do you recognize it?
Question: My mother has found the address it is 316 Broadway. A Mrs. Sanders sold us the property. What can you tell me about the history of the house?
If you have a question or know the answer to one of these questions email me.
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