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1. Re: Power Failure at rootsweb... [1]
Read below: (kinda long) >> We're having quite a gale up here on the mountain, and we've lost all >> power to the PMC and Birchwood NOCs. > >The gale was followed by a calm, heavy, wet snowfall. Trees are falling >on power lines, and we're repeatedly losing power. > >We've managed to keep everything up so far by carefully managing our >battery life (last night wasn't one of my better nights for sleep ... ), >but it looks like we may be in trouble if the current outage lasts more >than another couple of ho
2. correction for address on WW I and later info [1]
> >Hi Erin, >I just recieved a form from the National Archives that gives the address >for WWI records as 9700 Page Boulevard, St Louis, Mo 63132 > I had said 9700...guess it's 7700...sorry for the confusion. Erin Bradford kshai@geocities.com Listowner for Barringer, Black, Bradford, Coventry, Eller, Hackett, and Kern http://members.tripod.com/~Kshai/genealogy.html (my surname databases) http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/6106/genlinks.html (+800 genealogy links) http://www.angelfire.com/mt/listd
3. Barringer's from Bedford Co. PA to Elkhart Co. IN [1]
I am doing research on my g-g-g-grandmother, Elizabeth Barringer (1832-1876), and her relatives/ancestors. Her father John Barringer, who married Catherine ( - ), was born in Bedford Co., PA, and migrated, first to Knox Co., OH, and then to Elkhart Co., IN. He moved from Bedford Co. with father, Lawrence, brother, Jacob, and brother David. David and John ended up in Elkhart Co., each having a large family. Any relatives out there? Peter Watt
4. Word of the week: Cabarrus County [1]
Okay everyone, new word: Cabarrus County, NC, so start listing your ancestors there. Reminders: After last week, I have found people do not know where to send mail and such so here are reminders 1. do NOT send messages to me that are meant for the list, send them to BARRINGER-L@rootsweb.com 2. do NOT assume that just because you send it to the Black list for example that people will know that "George Benson" is actually "George Benson Barringer" (picking these names out of the air, I don't actually ha
5. My Barringer Line [1]
Finally! It's mid-winter break (I'm a teacher), I've managed to find my computer free (we have two teenagers) and I'd like to share some Barringer info! My mom was (and still is!) a Barringer. I'm not too familiar with the reporting of geneological info and have found some of the messages posted indeciperable, so I'll keep this simple: My Great Uncle Bert Barringer, put together a rough, but fairly detailed, family tree in the late 1960's. According to this, I have learned that his brother was my grandfa
6. NY BARRINGERS [1]
Gosh, I didn't know that there were enough people researching Barringers for a list. I would be interested to know who started the list. Let me introduce myself to those of you who don't know me: I am the "self-appointed" Historian of the descendants of Coonrad Beringer (later changed to Barringer) who came to NY with the Palatines in 1710. I have published several booklets on these Barringers and their relatives. Currently I am working on my direct line, Coonrad's son, Frederich who settled in Rensselaer
7. Barringer-Force [1]
Chauncey FORCE m. Eliza BARRINGER in Troy, NY on 1 Oct 1836 I can't figure out to which family Eliza belonged and I didn't find them on the NYS Census for 1850. If there is someone out there who has access to Census indexes in the midwest - Mich - Ohio - Ill etc, please could you look for Chauncey Force? Thanks, Barbara
8. vital record addresses for every state/county [1]
First off, let me say I don't have these addresses myself, but here is an excellent homepage for people who want to request vital records (birth/death/marriage/divorce) but don't know the address. Also, if you know the town, but not the county, there is a link for that, just enter the name of the town and state it's in and it will tell you the county (I tried it, it REALLY works!). Hopes this helps out. http://www.inlink.com/~nomi/vitalrec/index.html Erin Bradford kshai@geocities.com Listowner for Barri
9. Re: BARRINGER-D Digest V98 #10 [1]
I have John Paul Barringer, "Pioneer Paul" that came to America 1743 to Philly PA. He married Anna Elizabeth Eisman/Iseman, daughter of Caspar Iseman and Marie Crete. They had two children: Catherine 24 Nov 1750 and John Barringer 22 Jun 1752, both born in Wyoming Valley PA. John Paul Barringer was 22 years old when he came to this country and by 1753 he settled Dutch Buffalo Creek in NC. In 1778 he had acres in Mecklenburg Co NC. In 1793 he was with the NC Legislature, he was captured by the British and
10. Barringer in AR-NC [1]
BARRINGER/AR-NC I am trying to do Genealogy for my grandsons, Thanks for any help. Hope I find some cousins. 1.1. Stephen Henry Bryant b 1825 (Tenn) married Martha Jane Barringer (b 1838 N. Carolina) 18 Aug,1853 in Chicot Co. and moved on to Hays Co. TX., (Driftwood) by 1870. She was 16 yrs old. In 1850 Stephen Henry is listed (with S.(Samuel,Uncle) Bryant in White Co,Ark.) as H. Bryant age 25 (Martha is 13) Both Stephen and Martha are buried at Gatlin Cem on Lynn
11. please read...from listowner [1]
Hello everyone, I just want to remind everyone of the address to send mail to the LISts to. since I started the "word of the week" program (that's what I decided to call it), EVERYONE has been posting it seems like, every list, but one, has had at the very least one post so far. And I have seen at least 4 people in just the past 12 hours connect! This is going much better than I ever hoped. Thank you everyone for that by the way, I'm very grateful and excited about this and I think I will keep it up. T
12. BARRINGER [1]
At 10:06 PM 2/9/98 -0800, you wrote: Remeber: the word for today is "John" :) Erin Bradford Ok, Erin. Here is my lineage from John. Ken Lentz kenl@sheltonbbs.com Descendants of JOHN PETER BARRINGER 1 JOHN PETER BARRINGER b: January 01, 1776 in ROWAN CO., NORTH CAROLINA d: April 19, 1827 ..+KATHERINE TREXLER b: 1780 d: 1855 ....2 MARY BARRINGER b: in PENNSYLVANIA .......+JOHN KESLER, JR b: Bef 1790 in PENNSYLVANIA d: February 1852 .............3 SOPHIA KESLER b: Abt June 1807 in ROWAN CO., NOR
13. Cabarrus Co. [1]
Wanting any information about the family of Barringer who had a daughter Catherine Barringer born after 1744 who married Martin Harkey She died in 1824. Martin died in 1807 They lived on Dutch Buffalo Creek. They belonged to St John's Evangelical Lutheran Church they had 7 children 5 boys and two girls. Their children married people named Shoe, Melcher, Teator, Mensinger and Eudy . At various times they lived in Mecklenburg, Cabarrus and Buncombe but not sure if they moved or the counties changed.
14. Fwd: WW I and later info [1]
Thought I'd pass this info to my lists. >I'm not sure what information you can find but as far as I know all records >on military personnel from WW I to the present is located in St Louis > >National Personel Records Center >Military Personnel Records >(branch of Service the person was in) >7700 Page Blvd >St Louis, MO 63132 > >Ph # 314 538-4996 Erin Bradford kshai@geocities.com Listowner for Barringer, Black, Bradford, Coventry, Eller, Hackett, and Kern http://members.tripod.com/~Kshai/genealogy.html (my
15. Fw: Barringer [1]
---------- > From: Bonnie Dimler > To: rensnews@yahoo.com > Subject: Barringer > Date: Friday, February 06, 1998 8:54 PM > > Hi, > My G-Grandmother was Wilhelmina "Minnie" Barringer. She was born 2-18-1856 > in North Branch, NY. Town of Callicoon, Sullivan co. Her parents were > Conrad Baringer born 3-10-1832 in Bavaria Germany and Dorothea Pillion born > in Zabricka(sp)? > 5-4-1828. His mother was Barbara that's all I have on her except she was > born in Germany too. I have many diff
16. Vietnam Memorial [1]
Just recieved this from another list and thought I'd forward this to my lists since this may help some of you. Good luck -Erin >For those who have relatives/friends ect. on the Vietnam Memorial Wall, You >can >click on > > > http://www.thewall-usa.com/index.html > > The above site gives the names on "the wall" as well date of death, > birthday, place of death, service, etc. It is quit a feeling to see my >husbands cousin >name. Erin Bradford kshai@geocities.com Listowner for Barringer, Black, Bradfor
17. [ROOTS-AND-OTHERS-L] FW: Telephone Scam (from the lists owner) [1]
I just want to say first off, I don't normally send out these warnings, but this is a scam that HAS been verified by AT&T and this does happen. It could cost you a lot of money if this happens to you so do yourself a favor and read this so you'll know ahead of time. Thanks -Erin >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Smith, Patrick L [SMTP:plsmith@indiana.edu] >> Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 1998 2:55 PM >> To: TOPS Requisition Users >> Subject: Telephone Scam >> >> I apologize to those o
18. Home Page [1]
Hi, I have just started a Home Page for the New York Barringers - desc. of Conrad the address is: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/1936/ stop by
19. Re: Another idea [1]
At 10:40 PM 2/10/98 -0500, you wrote: > Rather than asking for submissions by forename, how about by >locality? Like a certain county in a certain state? Or even just that >state? Or a part of England or Ireland? To me that would bring together >related people a lot quicker than the name John would. I am sure I could >find a John in the Burke's Landed Gentry of Ireland book where there is a >line of Hacketts, but what would that add--to type stuff out of a book that >anyone can get access to? >
20. NEW BARRINGER HOME PAGE [1]
I have found a better address for a homepage, the first one just won't work for me. This new one is about the New York Barringers http://members.tripod.com/~rensnews/index.html I think that you will like this one better than http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/1936/ but check them both out.
21. BARNINGER/BARRINGER [1]
BARNINGER/BARRINGER, Caroline, b. 1825 PA, married Samuel Lewis WERTS, 1843 Conyngham, Luzerne Co., PA at the home of her father (unknown). Caroline and Samuel had six surviving children: Thomas Clayton, Albert, Sarah Ann, Clarrah, Mary Alice, Harvey. The family went to Logan Co. OH about 1860, Samuel died 1864 at Andersonville Prison, GA. Caroline BARNINGER WERTS and children in Hancock Co., OH in 1870 and 1880; Caroline died 1885 Franklin Co., OH. Am looking for any information about Caroline BARNINGER's
22. BARRINGER/BARINGER [1]
To the List, I apologize for not posting any names here to date. I usually like to watch any new list that I subscribe to, in order to understand the protocols and general geography that folks are researching. I am searching for any information on Daniel BARINGER/BARRINGER born early 1800's who married a Rebecca B. ?. These folks were in Indiana, which probably eliminates me from this list, as all I've seen have been North Carolina folks. Daniel and Rebecca had at least two children: Daniel BARINGER, j
23. Now both Home pages work! [1]
Yes, I finally was able to add to http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/1936/ so now, you can find Frederich's children at this home page and Conrad's at: http://members.tripod.com/~rensnews/index.html
24. trying something new...from the listowner [1]
Hello everyone. First off, let me start by thanking those that have sent their lines to the list, I appreciate it. I wrote some email to the listowner list about how I could get my lists to be more active, for them to give me some ideas on what can be done. I got one reply back that sounded like a good idea and I would like to give it a try. Basically what it will amount to is every few days, I will send a common name from each list, or place, that appears in more than one message. Then, your job is to
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