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Searching for: +path:barringer +(+date:jan +date:1999)
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1. [BARRINGER-L] Re: [HACKETT-L] webpage update [1]
>Erin, >What is the URL for the Hackett page? Also, I have info, and I can >post it, only I would have to send it thru email. Don't have a >scanner. I may be able to attach my gedcom??? Let me know. >Thanks, Laura Hi Laura, the Hackett page is linked from the genealogy depository address in my signature file. The depository is the main index page for all my surname lists. The actually address is http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~kshai/hackindex.htm but I suggest that you may just want to go to the mai
2. [BARRINGER-L] BERINGER/BERENGER; Bucks Co.PA; 1762 [1]
I am looking for information on Anna Maria/Mary BERINGER/BERENGER who was baptized at Tohickon Union Lutheran Church in Bucks Co. PA on August 7, 1762. She was the daughter of David BERINGER. She married John BENNER at the same church on Mar. 2, 1788. It is thought that they were in Beaver Co. PA abt. 1805. Thank you, Beverly Murphy Scioto Co. OH
3. [BARRINGER-L] word of the week...Kentucky! [1]
NOTE: PLEASE READ THIS MESSAGE IN ITS ENTIRITY!!! This week's word is "Kentucky" :) What this means is in your line, if you have found any ancestors (or maybe not, but with the surname of the list) in Kentucky, post it to the list. FOR NEWBIES: The way the "word of the week" works is I throw out a topic and if someone has a line that falls into that topic, then they are *supposed* to post it, unfortunately though, I think the majority of the lists are lurkers, so not everyone really does. (I ha
4. [BARRINGER-L] Fwd: Barriger in Kentucky [1]
IMPORTANT NOTE!!! I am not posting this, just forwarding it. Please reply to: Roberta Zeiser ---------Forwarded Message---------------- Is anyone researching this BARRIGER line? Descendants of Thomas A. BARRIGER 1 Thomas A. BARRIGER b: Abt. 1828 Kentucky .. +Eliza Jane SMITH b: Abt. 1837 Kentucky ..... 2 William "Willie" E. BARRIGER b: Apr 4, 1852 Kentucky d: May 1,1918 ......... +Susan "Sudie" HARPER b: Mar 21, 1851 d: Jul 4, 1896 Burial: Hebron Church of Christ Cem, Graves
5. [BARRINGER-L] Re: [HACKETT-L] webpage update [1]
>Erin, >What is the URL for the Hackett page? Also, I have info, and I can >post it, only I would have to send it thru email. Don't have a >scanner. I may be able to attach my gedcom??? Let me know. >Thanks, Laura Hi Laura, the Hackett page is linked from the genealogy depository address in my signature file. The depository is the main index page for all my surname lists. The actually address is http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~kshai/hackindex.htm but I suggest that you may just want to go to the mai
6. [BARRINGER-L] BARRINGER family in Kentucky [1]
Johann Jakob BARRINGER b. 1783 in Wuertemberg, Germany d. 24 Jan 1866 in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky. married 29 Oct 1809 to Catherina GOBEL in Germany. They came from Germany to Kentucky through the port of New Orleans, LA. about 1819, name of ship unknown at this time. They are both buried in Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky. They had the following children known to me. Daniel BARRINGER b. 09 Apr 1809 Germany, married 13 Mar 1828 to Rebecca Ann LOVIER in Jefferso
7. [BARRINGER-L] My good news (and word of the week!) [1]
Hello everyone! I am in a great mood today (first time in a few weeks too!)! Here is why: I wrote a letter to my grandfather's brother in Charlotte, NC last September or October. This family has some kind of fued between grandpa and his brothers over some issue (I don't really know what it is about), but the other side of the family had information that I was interested in for my genealogy. I wrote a long letter telling all about me and my side of the family since I've been born and how my parent
8. [BARRINGER-L] a word about your subscription... [1]
Hi lists. I have had quite a few people on these lists give multiple subsciptions to the list when there is a lull in the posting....quit it!:) hehe. Don't do that for a couple of reasons. First off, it is unnecessary, If for some reason you were unsubbed, you will get a notice from Rootsweb that you were. If you don't get a notice, but you're not getting any mail from the lists, it's because no one is posting and resubscribing will not solve that. Second reason is because it is hard on the Roots
9. [BARRINGER-L] word of the week...Kentucky! [1]
NOTE: PLEASE READ THIS MESSAGE IN ITS ENTIRITY!!! This week's word is "Kentucky" :) What this means is in your line, if you have found any ancestors (or maybe not, but with the surname of the list) in Kentucky, post it to the list. FOR NEWBIES: The way the "word of the week" works is I throw out a topic and if someone has a line that falls into that topic, then they are *supposed* to post it, unfortunately though, I think the majority of the lists are lurkers, so not everyone really does. (I ha
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