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1. [APG] neat stuff donated to APG PMC conference - list 1 [1]
Over the years, one of the fun things about the Professional Management Conference has been the door prizes. After thinking hard and learning tons of stuff from our lecturers, attendees also get to experience the thrill of the draw. Kind of like having your own birthday party, too. Here are a few of the wonderful items that thoughtful vendors have already supplied for our door prizes. This is just a start. I'll keep you posted about any other donations that come through. The PMC Committee is very grateful
2. Re: [APG] Are Scammers Using APG Directory? [1]
So far as I know, my email address is not anywhere at the APG site. Since I received all of the scam messages, plus others, I would guess that the address "harvester" is getting his info elsewhere. Frankly, after many years of not getting much spam and only infrequent virus-contaminated messages, the number of messages in these two categories is almost as large as the number of "legit"e mails. The cracker came last week. i did a Google look-up for something and clicked on one of the hits. A message appear
3. [APG] Professional Conference News Flash! [1]
APG NEWS BULLETIN: PMC EARLY REGISTRATION DEADLINE EXTENDED! APG PROFESSIONAL MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE Wednesday, 7 August 2002, DoubleTree Hotel, Ontario, California In conjunction with the Federation of Genealogical Societies' Conference Have you registered for the Fifth Annual APG Professional Management Conference (APG PMC)? You haven't? Better hurry; you will be the only APG member not at the APG PMC. Everyone will be having a good time, learning a lot and networking with friends and associates, and you
4. Re: [APG] Re: Marriage Bonds [1]
A few notes on marriage bonds: The amount of a marriage bond varied considerably from place to place in the early 19th century. I have seen bonds range from $20 to to $1500, depending upon the locale and affluence of clientele. Young lawyers in the late 18th and early 19th centuries often used the bondsman business to help establish themselves in practice. I recently worked on a lineage which listed the young Andrew Jackson as the bondsman in three separate marriages. The client believed that there had bee
5. Re: [APG] Re: Marriage Bonds [1]
Morris Simon [masimon@bellsouth.net] stated: >The amount of a marriage bond varied considerably from place to place in >the early 19th century. I have seen bonds range from $20 to to $1500, >depending upon the locale and affluence of clientele. I'm interested in what state(s) you have seen a variance in the amount of the MARRIAGE bond, based on the affluence of the clientele. Every bond I have seen in the states I am most familiar with (NC, VA, TN, KY) the bond amount appears to have been set by the stat
6. Re: [APG] New York Prison Records [1]
The New York State Dept of Corrections site is http://www.docs.state.ny.us/ and their Historical Society is http://www.correctionhistory.org/ My cousin wrote to Attica (NY) prison and got us the records of my grandfathers brother who was in Attica in the 1950s. I should say up to the 1970s even. They were copies of the original inmate file cards which listed offences, in and out times, and of course his photos. We found out after he was related through a second marriage and not directly related.
7. [APG] Acadian Subject Heading [1]
Acadians are a distinct group and certainly the heading would not apply in general to French-speaking Canadians. Acadians were different from Quebecois, for example (let alone Haitians, Sephardic Jews, etc. who might be French-speakers in Canada). Persons of Acadian descent live in various parts of Quebec, Maritime Provinces, other provinces of Canada, as well as in Louisiana, a number of states along the east coast of the U.S, in France, the Caribbean, the Falkland Islands and other places. So if y
8. [APG] New York Prison Records [1]
Hi; I agree with Connie when she wrote - Although this doesn't answer the original question, I wanted to share these experiences with everyone and say, just hang in there, if one thing doesn't work, try another approach. I recently had to try to access Medical Examiner's records in Massachusetts from 1919 for a client. I asked many sources, and no one could tell me who had custody of these records, although everyone agreed I probably could not gain access to them. Then, I was discussing the pro
9. RE: [APG] Vermont Probate [1]
I've done quite a bit of research in deeds in New England, and I think that this was simply an error on the part of the clerk. Usually the statement of "in the right of [wife]" is inserted after the name of the husband. The clerk may have been rushing since this was not an important deed, for the quitclaim of a dower right does not rank high. I think that the quitclaim, however, would be valid. Also remember these are almost always copies of the original quitclaim, which may have included her name. Vaugh
10. [APG] New version of PAF was released today [1]
A new version of Personal Ancestral File (version 5.2.18) is now available for downloading. It was posted to the website today. http://www.ldscatalog.com/cgi-bin/ncommerce3/ProductDisplay?prrfnbr=369179&prmenbr=1402&CGRY_NUM=373032&RowStart=1&LocCode=FH
11. [APG] Third list of APG PMC door prizes! Deadline for inclusion in drawing! [1]
Here it is: the third installment of generous door prize donations for our upcoming Professional Management Conference. I've told you a few times to register for the PMC, and some of you haven't been paying attention. Now I have a message of great import: I can only make slips for door prize drawings for those who register BEFORE AUGUST 1ST. You deserve an explanation. This is the date by which we can create a printout of attendees and I can cut that printout into slips all of which are identical in size,
12. [APG] Family Reunion Tips and Ideas? [1]
I am writing a book to be published in 2003 by RH Press on Planning and Organizing for a Family Reunion (title will change). Have you or yours held family reunions? Do you have ideas or experiences to share? I am interested in both success and disasters! Do you have any antique photos (with no living people in them, as that requires a permission consent from each one!) you might propose to include in this book? Please contact me offlist at the below email to offer help - I'll acknowledge your contributio
13. [APG] Vermont Probate [1]
Connie wrote: > I have a question about probate laws/rules/customs. , , , > I need to research the laws/rules/customs that would require that a > married woman not be listed in such a deed. Suggestions? Connie, the most precise answer to your question would be garnered by reading Vermont's legal code in operation in 1816. Short of that, you might go back to the article done by George R. Ryskamp, J.D., AG, "Fundamental Common-Law Concepts for the Genealogist: Marriage, Divorce, and Coverture," *National Ge
14. Re: [APG] Re: Marriage Bonds [1]
Morris Simon" wrote: > As for the range in amounts, I was not aware that state (or > territorial?) entities set the marriage bond amount. "One hundred > pounds sterling" was a common amount of marriage bonds in > counties and parishes of more settled Atlantic colonies such as > Virginia, while $150 or $200 was a more usual amount in frontier > towns of Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi. I had always thought > the amount was related to numbers of landed property owners in > particular
15. Re: [APG] Re: Marriage Bonds [1]
Just to add to other bond issue mentioned by Donn...... Surrogates Court: Executors of estates sometimes had to post a bond, as well as the guardian did for the children of the deceased. -- Cindy Amrhein Town of Alabama Historian Genesee Co., NY ********************** Historian's Page - Alabama, NY http://www2.pcom.net/cinjod/historian/ Experience the town of Alabama in Genesee County, New York. History, tombstone inscriptions, census records, history of the Tonawanda Seneca Indians and the Iroquois. En
16. Re: [APG] Re: Spam & unwanted junk [1]
In a message dated 7/5/02 8:49:17 AM Eastern Daylight Time, llawson3@telestream.com writes: > I have found a program that is seeming to work. If you have your own > ISP (not AOL or compuserve), this program seems to be making a > difference in my email box. > -- Leslie- In fairness, I would add that those who do use AOL (and I'm assuming Compuserve works the same way now as AOL) can automatically delete any messages and attachments without ever downloading them to their computer and they don't n
17. [APG] Re: Massachusetts Public Records Closing update [1]
Thursday July 18, The Daily News Tribune, Waltham MA reports a story about the MA records closing bill with quotes from Massachusetts Deputy DPH Commissioner Marianne Fleckner, Massachusetts Newspaper Publishers Association executive director Bill Plante, Massachusetts Secretary of State William Galvin spokesman Brian McNiff and the New England Historic Genealogical Society genealogist Marie Daly at http://www.dailynewstribune.com/news/local_regional/birthrecords07182002.htm This article is very brief an
18. [APG] Bonds, Marriage and Otherwise [1]
Hi; In reply to: Just to add to other bond issue mentioned by Donn...... Surrogates Court: Executors of estates sometimes had to post a bond, as well as the guardian did for the children of the deceased. It is my understanding that this is to guard against the possibility of the executor 'making off' with the estate, and leaving the rightful heirs with nothing. I don't know what the marriage bond is for, though. I haven't come across that sort of thing in New England, and any mention I have re
19. [APG] a second list of neat stuff donated to APG PMC conference [1]
I sent an earlier list of door prizes for our upcoming Professional Management Conference in southern California. Here is an update. We are getting a wonderful mix of things to help in your work as well as a few gift items that will make us remember that we have our own families to commemorate, too! If you haven't considered joining us on Tuesday for our conference, please reconsider. Just the social aspect alone of networking should have you intrigued, not to say the prospects of gaining contacts, learni
20. [APG] Need room @ conference [1]
Female, non-smoke needs to find room share. Kay Allen AG
21. [APG] Re: Marriage Bonds [1]
Barbara, Marriage bonds are not unique to Louisiana. (See THE SOURCE, rev. ed., p. 89). Apparently they were more common in the South than elsewhere, however. One purpose, it seems, was to insure that litigation costs would be covered, if incurred later in the case of an annullment, etc. Sometimes the bonds are filed separately from the marriage records. Hope this helps. Claire
22. [APG] Roundtable - August 6 [1]
Attention: APG Members attending FGS Conference. All APG members are invited to attend the annual APG Roundtable. We will meet Tuesday evening, August 6, 6:00 to 9:00 p.m., in the Lake Arrowhead room, Doubletree Hotel, Ontario, California. The topic for discussion will be: APG's How to Hire Brochure: Getting it Right for the 21st Century. Craig Scott will moderate and facilitate. This is a great way to 'kick-off' the conference - meet old friends, welcome new APG members, and participate in a stimu
23. Re: [APG] Re: Marriage Bonds [1]
I wrote a reference librarian at the Law Library of Louisiana to ask her about marriage bonds here. This was her reply: From the Civil Code of the State of Louisiana with the Statutory Amendments from 1825 to 1866 inclusive, Fuqua, ed. (1867) Civil Code Art. 105 - Before granting the license, the judge shall require of the intended husband a bond, with a surety in a sum proportioned to his means, with condition that there exists no legal impediment to the mariage. The duration of the security is fixed to
24. Re: [APG] US Naval Mine Depot Records Viginia [1]
All civilian employees of the Federal government have 'personnel folders' that are forwarded to a main archive no earlier than one year after leaving federal service (death may cause it to be different). I was a Navy civil servant and my daughter a Naval Human Resources Specialist, so have firsthand knowledge of civilian personnel records (and I mailed away for mine and received a complete folder shortly thereafter). Here's the address: National Archives and Records Administration National Personnel Re
25. [APG] Massachusetts Public Records Closing Diligence [1]
Hello, The Massachusetts Genealogical Council (MGC) has received SOME unofficial reports that H5158 will NOT be recommended from the House Rules Committee for a third reading http://www.state.ma.us/legis/comm/h33.htm However, the MGC is also receiving reports that the Registry of Vital Records, Registrar Stanley E. Nyberg, Ph.D. is still maintaining an ERRONEOUS POSITION that H5158 is supported by the MGC - causing confusion with some representatives, and attempting to proceed with this bill passage befo
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