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1. [BARRINGER-L] Important from the listowner... [1]
Hello everyone. I had previously thought some of the problems on these lists were gone, but with people subscribing all the time, I guess they will never go away. This is a reminder of some of the things that I have decided I will try to send out every few months...for now on the subject will be "from the listowner...how to post". Basically, in the past 2 weeks, I have had to redirect about 50% of the posts that are going to all my lists because people are sending them to the wrong address. Right now I
2. [BARRINGER-L] Let's Help Rootsweb! [1]
This is a forwarded message I recieved and I think that this is something everyone should be involved in. Without rootsweb, none of the genealogy Rootsweb lists that exist (over 5,000!) wouldn't be here. They have done so much for all of us, and I am sure some are you are very aware of what they do. All the things like the genweb archives and everything are housed at Rootsweb and without them, things like the censuses in the archives, mortality schedules, etc., wouldn't be accessible to us over the compu
3. [BARRINGER-L] suggestion on supporting rootsweb...please read [1]
Hello everyone, I have a suggestion/thought about supporting rootsweb. I received a message earlier from someone who had sent that cookbook thing to about a dozen lists and a couple more dozen people and in it, she said something that made me think...If everyone who received it just donated even $1, there would easily be a couple hundred total for rootsweb....what do you say we try that?? I have 7 lists and 2 of them have over 100 people on them (Black and Bradford) and the other lists combined would be m
4. [BARRINGER-L] WOrd of the week....New York [1]
Ok everyone, i only had 2 people from this list give me suggestions, don't be shy, send them in:) Thanks to the people who DID send suggestions, I will be using them in the next few weeks. Start your modems and post your New York Barringer lines:) and if you don't have a NY related line, but still want to post, you are more than welcome to:) Good luck. Erin Bradford kshai@geocities.com Listowner for Barringer, Black, Bradford, Coventry, Eller, Hackett, and Kern http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains
5. [BARRINGER-L] Word of the week....? [1]
Ok everyone, no one really sent me a suggestion for the word of the week for this week and it's already Wednesday. If you have ANY suggestions, let me know. Also, for those that are new to the lists, I just wanted to tell you WHAT the "word of the week" is all about. In the past, these lists have been very inactive, weeks could go by with not one post, and I wanted to get activity up. I started a "program" for the word of the week where I give a word/phrase, such as John or North Carolina, and anyone w
6. Re: [BARRINGER-L] Question [1]
Barbara and All: Click on the email you want to read, then if the name of the sender is highlighted and underlined, click on the name and it will give you the email address. At 03:10 PM 4/28/98 -0700, barbara jeffries wrote: >Hi, I visited and added to: > >http://www.genforum.com/barringer/ > >QUESTION: how does one get in touch with the people who are listed >there? I gave my Email address, but it doesn't show up and neither >does anyone elses. > >I want to get in touch with those who are desc. of Henry
7. [BARRINGER-L] Roll Call! [0.98862]
Ok everyone, we have had a bunch of new subscribers to ALL the lists. Because of this, I would like people to start posting their lines. Unlike almost every list, I don't discourage Roll Calls because I know they have helped me. (Please make note that MOST lists will UNSUBSCRIBE you by hand if you start a roll call, so keep it on these lists please) I am sorry if you don't like Roll Calls, and if you feel it necessary to unsub because of it, well, that's your loss. I DO have a couple guidelines for Roll
8. [BARRINGER-L] I Need Help!!! [0.98862]
Hi all of you Barringer desc., especially New York desc. Many of the New York Barringers went to Michigan, some went further to Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Washington, etc. My problem is that I don't have access to census records outside of New York State. I need to find people who would be willing to do some census lookups in Wisconsin - Minnesota - Iowa so that I can help people get their Barringers back to New York so that I can then connect them to the original immigrant. Thank you. Barbara _______
9. [BARRINGER-L] Barringers mentioned in NC wills [0.98862]
this is a message I am forwarding that was sent to me: ------------------forwarded message------------------------------ >Will of Bostian Best 08 Jul 1761 extr George Barringer Mr Best lived on >Dutch Buffelow Creek (Poss now in Anson Co) Paul Barringer wit, Marton >Berringer (German Signiture) wit > >Will of Henry Furrer 22 Sep 1769 States Paul Barringer lives next door > >Will of Michael Goodman 17 Feb 1777 John Barringer wit > >Will of John Hayglar 29 May 1771 extr Paul Barringer in Salisbur
10. [BARRINGER-L] from the listowner...thanks and here is a treat:) [0.98862]
Hello everyone. I want to thank you all for your help. I am still looking for stories on using the census from 1790-1850, territorial censuses, and searching for minority ancestors with the census (African-American, Native American, Melungeon, etc.). I got a really good story that is really funny so I thought I would share it with all y'all. Enjoy and thanks for your sharing. I tried to get back to everyone to thank them personally, but there were over 150 stories sent to me!:) I appreciate it. The f
11. [BARRINGER-L] from the listowner...mass crossposting to lists [0.98862]
This was received from Brian Leverich, one of the main forces behind RootsWeb. Although this hasn't been a problem on any of my lists so far, I thought I would send this to prevent this problem from occuring on these lists. What brought this message from Brian about was that someone had sent a post to more than 50 lists at once...which is really excessive, If you feel you need to cross post, let's make it a rule that you aren't to cross post to more than 7 lists max:) (by the way, the only reason I cross
12. [BARRINGER-L] looking for census stories...not a lookup request [0.98862]
Hello everyone. First off, I apologize for sending this to so many lists at once. I didn't want to have to retype this out and send it to each list seperately, especially since I have a disconnected finger:). Second, let me tell you what I'm looking for and why. I am looking for any stories that any of you can share with me, good and bad, about you experience with using the census for genealogy research. This could be anything, an example could be hunting for an ancestor when the name was misspelled.
13. [BARRINGER-L] NEW YORK BARRINGERS [0.98862]
Hi, I am the family historian for the desc. of Johannes Coonradt Beringer (later changed to Barringer) who came to NY with the Palatines in 1710. Please visit my home pages: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/1936/ http://members.tripod.com/~rensnews/index.html Barbara
14. [BARRINGER-L] BARNINGER, Caroline, 1825 PA [0.98862]
This is the little I know about my BARNINGER/BARRINGER gg-grandmother: Caroline BARNINGER, born about 1825 PA; married Samuel Lewis WERTS, 1843, Conyngham, Luzerne Co; had six surviving children; went to Logan Co., OH about 1860; after Samuel WERTS died in Civil War prison Andersonville 1864, Caroline and children went to Hancock Co., OH; Caroline died Franklin Co., OH 1885. Found in 1830 Census of Columbia Co., PA-- Jacob BARNIGAR Henry BARNIGAR Jonas BARNIGAR Found in 1840 Census of Luzerne Co., Sugar
15. [BARRINGER-L] Jacob BARRINGER in Rowan Co., NC taxpayer... [0.98862]
Barringer, Jacob Rowan 1759 Source: Journal of North Carolina Genealogy 13:1883-1890 Erin Bradford kshai@geocities.com Listowner for Barringer, Black, Bradford, Coventry, Eller, Hackett, and Kern http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/6106/genlinks.html (+800 genealogy links) http://www.angelfire.com/mt/listdex/index.html (Homepage for surname lists above)
16. [BARRINGER-L] BARRINGER HOME PAGES [0.98862]
I have just added the children of Johannes Hendrich Barringer and you will also find the children of Conrad and Jacob Barringer at: http://members.tripod.com/~rensnews/index.html Frederich's children can be found at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/1936/ _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
17. [BARRINGER-L] My NY Barringers [0.98862]
My GGGrandfather was Conrad Baringer, born 3-10-1832 in Bavaria, Germany. Died 5-20-1901 in North Branch, NY Sullivan Co. His mother's name was Barbara (only inf. I have on his parents) He married Dorothea Pillion. Their daughter (my G-Grandmother) was Wilhelmina Baringer born 2-18-1856. She married Woodworth Ballard. I'm not sure if these are Wilhelmina's brothers and sisters or not. Jack, Katie, Charles, Dora and Henry. If anyone connects up I'll try to find more info. Bonnie
18. [BARRINGER-L] Question [0.98862]
Hi, I visited and added to: http://www.genforum.com/barringer/ QUESTION: how does one get in touch with the people who are listed there? I gave my Email address, but it doesn't show up and neither does anyone elses. I want to get in touch with those who are desc. of Henry and Abigail Hough Barringer and the person who is looking for Smith Barringer in Canada. Barbara _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
19. [BARRINGER-L] My Barringers (NY>WY>IA? [0.98862]
My last verfied Barringer ancestor is Eveline Barringer. She first shows up (for me) in the 1880 Palo Alto Co Iowa Census. She is listed as a 16 year old, keeping house for her brothers Emmett and Charles, who are farmers. her birthplace is Wisconsin, her parents are both born in New York. They (the 3 siblings) live next door to Peter Barringer. I couldn't make out his age. Peter is a farmer, born in New York. Peter's parent's are also born in New York. Children are Clebourne and Irene. His wife Mary was 4
20. [BARRINGER-L] Barringer line Rowan Co., NC 1768-after 1878 [0.98862]
1. Nic Barringer b. 1768 Rowan/Salisbury Co., NC m. March 4, 1794 Chrisina Peeler NOTES: Can't be sure about the names, there was no Nic or Nicholas in the 1790 NC census 2. Child: Charles Barringer b. Feb 3, 1804 Rowan/Salisbury Co., NC m. Feb 3, 1824 Mary M. Redwin(e) Mary's ancestors: Father: Jacob Redwine b. June 17777 d. feb 4, 1833 Rowan Co., NC gfather: John Redwine b. 1756 d. Oct 19, 1800 Rowan Co., NC NOTES: Jacob listed in 1790 Census having 2 sons under 16 and 6 daughters no mention
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