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1. Re: Vasturaiting [1]
On Wed, 11 Jun 2003 22:59:56 +0100, CJG wrote: >In message <8cc8cffc.0306111052.25a255be@posting.google.com>, >HellPopeHuey writes >> I am currently greatly enjoying the company of a woman of 51 whose >>tits not only have a LOT of feeling in 'em, but whose nipples thereof >>FOLLOW ME AROUND THE ROOM like the eyes on a painting in a Vincent >>price movie of yore. Her breasts ain't as perky as they USED to be, but >>they're DAMMY FINE WEL
2. Family History Video Questions [1]
Hi, I'm not selling anything (yet), just doing a little market research. I am a multiple, national award winning videographer. I worked for another company doing this for 10 years and lost my job. I am giving heavy consideration to doing family history and personal biography videos for individuals such as yourself. Is that something you would be interested in having done (or have you laready had it done)? What would you be willing to pay for such a service (considering it meets your expectations)? Than
3. Fw: Donald, Hilling, Bowles, Pay, Hunter, Sweeney, Marsh, Bowen, Pooke, Hill, O'Neal, Pearl, Poulten, Oldfield, Horniblew, Hill and Webb [1]
Hello List, Before I start trying to find out a bit more about some of my relatives by putting my hand in my pocket I thought I would have one last try to see whether anyone recognises these names, please take a look at my web site if you think you may have a link www.donald-family.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk Ernest DONALD Born circa 1850 Limehouse, Middx Married Ann Born circa 1848 Ireland Arthur George HILLING Born circa 1859 Poplar, Middx Married Charlotte Born circa1863 Poplar, Middx Richard
4. Re: FTM [1]
>What is TMG? >Albert The Master Genealogist www.whollygenes.com Pat
5. Re: Ancestry.com Newspapers & Periodicals lookup request - Frank Ingles [1]
"Lori" wrote in message news:na2afv4d8a660ookoc67q256hfblql9cq2@4ax.com... > > >Looks like there is an entry for Frank Ingles in the Ancestry.com database > >for "Atchison Daily Globe" of Atchison, Kansas. I would be grateful if > >someone could provide me with the contents of that article. > > You want the full page, or just the part that speaks of Frank? Just the part that speaks of Frank. I would be grateful if you could provide me with that info! Sincerely, Chris
6. Re: Installing FTM 10 problem [1]
Nick Spalding wrote: > Part of the delay may be due to the fact that the company is in the process > of physically moving from California to Utah. > -- > Nick Spalding I do not recall how many months ago I e-mailed them about. I even asked if they could send an uninstall.exe file for FTM 8. Albert
7. Female Immigrants [1]
I have a female ancestor who came to the US in 1860, age 22, unmarried. I can find no other family member who came on the ship with her. Isn't that very unusual? Pat
8. Re: FTM look up please [1]
Robert, My mistake--I did not understand the terminology in the link as I am new to FTM. After making a list of look ups--I decided to go with the online subscription(which I missed the first time around, unfortunately) for 1 month as we have common given names such as John, Mary, Ann, etc. I think for $10.00 it may be easier to search my self rather than depending on someone else to find the information. Thank you for your help, Vickie "Robert Heiling" wrote in message news:3EDE99
9. Re: HELP -- deciphering 1st name in 1900 Census [1]
I agree with Lori - Portcia or Portdin - or the "o" maybe an "a". Have you tried to find her in any later census? Pat Regirlul8 wrote: >Line 45. I need help reading the eldest daughter's name. > >http://www.geocities.com/regirlul/1900TNgoforthrobertd.bmp > >In case the web page doesn't work....the census page is 1900, Tennessee, >McMinn, 9th District, page 213A. > > >Thanks in advance. > >Joan Davidson > >
10. Re: Where in the world is..... [1]
thanks Robert! David "Robert Jerin" wrote in message news:rwsKa.17952$Jw6.7339480@news1.news.adelphia.net... > > "Lori" wrote in message > news:k66kfv4imikj14mg33ug867an988sklr3m@4ax.com... > > > > >In this case the State Line is the Ohio River so there is no chance > > >that that is the situation here. > > > > Are you sure? The Mississippi has changed course over the years. > > > > I am sure that IF the Ohio changed courses that legal actions would ensue to > mainta
11. Margaret Rutherford b.1818 Scotland [1]
Looking for ancestors and more info about: Margaret Rutherford: b. 1818 Scotland married about 1838 to Chatham Hulings in PA d. oct 26th 1877 Clarion PA Thanks in advance Beth Nieuwenhuis-Dolby fpsnieuw@xs for all dot nl for reply change to @xs4all.nl
12. Census Help (1930) [1]
Could someone with access to 1930 census please try to find Paul Eberius, NYC (Manhatten ?) in the listings. If there is no listing please let me know. Thanks. weberius at tampabay.rr.com
13. Adamek, Branda and Uher surnames [1]
Published on: Tue Jun 3 23:55:01 EDT 2003 Posted by: Melvin Besthorn --------- I am searching for ancestors of these surnames. Any information you can provide is appreciated in advance. --------- For more information, please, visit this Bulletin Board posting published in category Find An Ancestor at CZECH INFO CENTER http://www.muselik.com/ Internet Premier Czech Information Resource
14. Re: 1870 opinions [1]
"Singhals" wrote in message news:3EF317E4.9EE3ED27@erols.com... > 2) 1870, MS, Hinds, Jackson, pp 768 A & B -- the enumeration > of the Insane Aslyum. An annoying number of people on those > two pages have absolutely NOTHING written in the occupation > slot, but worse, some folks have two things written in > there. So. Anyone know from experience how to tell who's > an inmate, who's a visitor, and who's the hired help? > (Naturally the guys I'm looking for have an empty slot!) > > Th
15. Follow-up regarding genealogy.com refund [1]
Well, I finally received it. I ordered the deluxe one year back in mid March, and it took them over a week to charge it to my account -- by which time I had already called in to cancel. The disks arrived even later, and I simply did the "return to sender" on them. In April and May I called to follow up, but with the corporate takeover changes they said it would probably take 6-8 weeks for the credit.... Which pretty much sucked. So finally, I called again over the weekend to see what was going on and th
16. Re: Free web site for address lookup? [1]
> Go to Google, enter the phone number, with the area code. If the phone number is > correct, it should display the name and address. Yet another little-known feature of > Google. > Allen Tyler That google feature comes in very handy, especially for caller Id on the cell phone.
17. Re: REQ: Help With Ship Passenger List ... [1]
Good Evening ... Thanks much for your quick response ... I'll start my research tomorrow. Crossing my fingers ... hope your advice leads to a good discovery. Thank you. Mary Konopka ********************************** "joe" wrote in message news:3EDAB226.9F9A6BA9@genesearch.com... > Hello Mary, > If you want to see a copy of the passenger list, New York passenger > lists are available on microfilm, which can be ordered from local LDS > Family History Centers for viewing and photocopy
18. Re: Ancestry.com Newspapers & Periodicals lookup request - Frank Ingles [1]
> I do it to prevent spam. I get very little spam on this email address, > unlike previous addresses where I posted my real address on Usenet. I > have written my address so it's obviously a munged address, but with > instructions on how to un-munge it. > > I am not afraid to use my real name. Pseudonyms on Usenet are a > long-standing tradition. I agree that there are some areas of usenet where a pseudonym may be beneficial but I must reiterate my opinion on using your real name in a genealogy group. I h
19. Re: Year on this photo? [1]
I think your analysis is correct, but you should carefully note that you do not have an exact date for the photo, and the assumptions you made in the approximate date. Some research into whether it was customary to hold a diploma in graduation photographs of the time might be in order. Some cautions on your date - the hairstyles of the woman and little girls are more typical of later in the 20's. I have a suggestion in scanning your photographs. ALWAYS scan in full color, at extremely high resolution
20. Rech: Patronyme- BUSALB - [1]
Recherche patronyme BUSALB. Toute personne rencontrant dans sa ginialogie le nom BUSALB dans , L'Europe du Nord, de L'est, outre atlantique USA , Quebec, Canada. Merci de me ripondre.
21. Re: 1900 & 1910 census indexes? [1]
Go to Genealogy.com, they are running a promo for a free 14 day trial which includes the Census indexes (INCLUDING 1900 AND 1910). You have to give them a payment method that they don't charge until the 14 days are up. If you don't want to continue, make sure you call to cancel before the 14 days are up. Tom Clement >My great grandfather apparently never stayed in one place long. My >grandfather, Dewey, was born in Iowa in 1898, but his sisters seem >to have been variously born in Illinois, Oklahoma, Tex
22. wanna meet someone right now - it dont cost nuthin - why not? 295 [1]
Live Phone Dating - Call Now: 1-800-418-CHIC jrjiisrcyilbkhgckfv
23. Re: 1920 San Miguel, Colorado census [1]
Vicki, Thanks for looking but it's the one above. Herman and Iona are listed on line 2 and 3 and Keystone starts with the family on line 4. Carolyn "Vickie Clark" wrote in message news:gzGLa.256983$VP.52156670@twister.neo.rr.com... > Looks like Keystone veredi to me---- > > Vickie > > "Carolyn Simonton" wrote in message > news:FWnLa.157672$cm4.3690526@twister.tampabay.rr.com... > > I sent this an hour or so ago and got a reply back from rootsWeb saying it > > w
24. Re: Census Records [1]
I had looked up FHC in KY but didn't find one anywhere as close as Tompkinsville. I go there once in a while to shop at WalMart. I guess I had better check that out. I used to go to one in Kingman, AZ when I lived there and it was great. Helped me a great deal. Will check this out. Looks like Wednesday would be a good day for me to go there and see what they have or can help me with. I do, however, have a lot of KY ancestry, being born and raised in Tacoma, Pierce Co., WA most of my life I didn't even
25. Re: 1920 San Miguel, Colorado census [1]
Looks like Keystone veredi to me---- Vickie "Carolyn Simonton" wrote in message news:FWnLa.157672$cm4.3690526@twister.tampabay.rr.com... > I sent this an hour or so ago and got a reply back from rootsWeb saying it > wasn't delivered because of the formatting. I just checked on the list and > it WAS there, but it had an attachment. My apologies! Don't know where it > came from unless it was because I copied and pasted the reference from > Ancestry.com. Will post my request again in case
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