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Searching for: +path:belgium-roots +(+date:apr +date:1999)
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1. Re: Nicholas (Neikilaus) Thomas [1]
I have THOMAS ancestors from the Hachy/Sampont area in the Luxembourg province of Belgium. May be a clue. Although, I agree with Georges that Thomas appears to be a common name throughout much of Belgium. I also wanted to endorse Georges' suggestion that you check out people who settled near your ancestor. This was the manner in which I found my most elusive ancestor. Good luck with your research. Steve Frank, SFrank@friendlynet.com PI>At 00:01 +0200 31-03-1999, The Fishers wrote: PI>>I am looking fo
2. text use [1]
Hi, anything you want to use of what I am writing is ok for me. It was a pleasure to write down older memories best regards Hoping to find some loose ends Sandra Vancauwenberghe E-mail address: svanca@dma.be searching ALL EMIGRANTS OF WINGENE and ZWEVEZELE -----Original Message----- From: Marcel Blanchaer [SMTP:blanch@cc.UManitoba.CA] Sent: woensdag 31 maart 1999 17:23 To: Sandra Vancauwenberghe Subject: RE: Vertaling van Waaslandse Vlaams Hello Sandra! Thank you very much for clearing up the meaning
3. Re: DE COOMAN, Belgium > PA, 1892/1904 [1]
I know of a family of DeCooman's in Burford, Ontario Canada If you are interested in contacting them, email me I would be happy to give you their address and phone Number! Good luck! Melanie -----Original Message----- From: Picavet To: BELGIUM-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Wednesday, March 31, 1999 3:22 PM Subject: DE COOMAN, Belgium > PA, 1892/1904 >102 SS Zeeland, Antwerp > New York 30 May 1903 >12246 Josephine ANNAEZ, age 32, from Marchienne Docheries, wife
4. Re: Free ticket to Belgium? [1]
I second Cyndi's suggestion! All in favor say "aye"! :) On 01-Apr-99, Bill & Cyndi Beck wrote: >Dear Georges, >Your offer is truly incredible. My opinion is that you should use the >ticket. So many of us would love to meet you. My own trip to the Waasland >is still a few years off. Please come. >Cyndi Beck
5. RE: Wannemaeker [1]
Hi, after reading other mails I rechecked the CD-phoneguide for DE WANNEMAKER instead of WANNEMAKER I found 87 matches, written : DE WANNEMACKER DE WANNEMAEKER DEWANNEMACKER DEWANNEMAEKER DE WANNMAEKER DE WANNMAKER I think I wasn't well awake this morning, or I didn't think at all. Luckely someone thought of looking up DE WANNEMAEKER instead of only WANNEMAKER Hope this result gives you good results in your search. Sandra Vancauwenberghe E-mail address: svanca@dma.be Searching ALL EMIGRANTS of
6. GROBOMONT-SAINT MEDARD [1]
Hi rev. Todd; 10days ago I was so glad I found an answer to your search, I thought When I was looking up Herbeumont I had used the belgian Phone guide on CD Now while I was looking up Malaise for an other rooter, and couldn't find it on the Phone guide, I used the CD of AutoRoute Express, Europe98 by Microsoft, and as I found a match for malaise,, I also saw a village called GRIBOMONT and on 1km of GRIBOMONT is a very small place called SAINT-MEDARD These villages are located in the province LUXEMBOURG
7. Brussels and Gent [1]
Iam looking for Jacques Antoine Bain/Baines that was born about 1786 in Belguim, he enlisted for War of 1812/Napoleon War in 1809 in the de Meuron regiment and remained in Canada after the war in 1816. He married in 1822 to Justine Marchand and came to Wisconsin, USA about 1830. In the military papers it said he was born in Gent, Flanders but we are in the process of cleaning out the house and ran across a old picture of Brussels which I thought was interesting since I had just found out that Bain was
8. FW: Van De Walle Ron [1]
-----Original Message----- From: Art & Marilyn Bolle [SMTP:art.n.marilyn@home.com] Sent: Monday, April 26, 1999 9:55 PM To: 'BELGIUM_ROOTS-D@rootsweb.com' Subject: Van De Walle Ron Ron - there are one or two Van De Walle families living about thirty or forty miles north of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, in a village called Legal [ a small, one-time predominently French community. Good luck with your research.
9. Pronunciations [1]
How would these be pronounced in Belgium, where my ancestors are from, they > are from West Flanders primarily. > > > GOETHALS, VLAEMINCK, LOET, DeCRAENE, DeBOURDERE, DeMONIE
10. Castle Gardens, New York immigration station [1]
After posting my last message on this topic, I check out the National Archives website: . It seems that it is only ships passenger lists that are available, not more detailed immigrant processing info such as health inspections, or money brought with or relatives in the US etc. Linda ARKENS Kincade St. Joseph, Michigan kincadelinda@hotmail.com Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
11. Re: Please Read-Surname Lists Update Time [1]
Linda, Do I only send to you if I am updating a the surname list or do I send the same names each month? I think my family names got double billing last month =) Thanks for all your hard work. Anne McEligot@pacbell.net >-----Message d'origine----- >De : Linda Thorpe >@ : BELGIUM-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com >Date : mardi 27 avril 1999 3:11 >Objet : Please Read-Surname Lists Update Time > > >>I get questions every month after posting these lists as to the purpose
12. Naturalization [1]
On an official birth document we found an indication that one of our ggrandfathers had a "Certificate of Naturalization dated May 12, 1910". We also know that in August of 1908 the man lived in Sioux City, IA, and that he was born in 1880 in Berlin, Germany. I have seen some messages on how to search for the original "certificate" and how to get a copy. Unfortunately I did not make copies at the time. Can anyone get me in the right direction? Thanks for the assist. Happy hunting. Paul F. Van Mech
13. Re: BELGIUM-ROOTS-D Digest V99 #293 [1]
Please send #293 again. Denise
14. Re: BELGIUM-ROOTS-D Digest V99 #254 [1]
Are there any records from the immigration center, Castle Gardens, on Manhattan Island, New York City?
15. Re: 1900 Census Cumberland Co. [1]
Georges, I've sent the copies to Regine. I'm sure after she transcribes them she will make them available to all. Although Cumberland Co. had many glass works there were not very many Belgians living in the area. Dan Bruynell-BRUYNEEL-VAN STEENKISTE
16. Civil Registration [1]
Today I was at my local FHC to look at the Birth Tables Civil Registration of births in Liege for 1851-1860. I found; NOMS ET PRENOMS DATES DES ACTES Collette Alfred Jean 316 1853 I think this is my grandfather. I don't know what the 316 is. Other numbers for other people in the same column were like 30, 2069, definitely not dates. Does anyone know what the 316 is? Is this an index, if so what does the 316 refer to? How can I find out the information about Alfred Jean Colle
17. RE: Hainaut [1]
Yes Luc MATTHIJS Co-Listowner BELGIUM-ROOTS: mailto:lucmatt@skynet.be > -----Original Message----- > From: Albert J Vieger [mailto:bigalv@juno.com] > Sent: woensdag 31 maart 1999 21:23 > To: BELGIUM-ROOTS-D-request@rootsweb.com > Subject: Hainaut > > > > Is Hainaut also spelled Hainault? (This is spelling shown > in World Atlas > that I have by Rand & McNally) > > Albert > >
18. re; Belgium travel [1]
Hi Generous Georges and fellow rooters, Etienne was right, travel to Europe is expensive. But...whenever I've gone, I've gone on consolidator tickets not full-price air fare. The price is usually more than half less than regular airfare. Or check the net for prices. I've never found a travel agent booking price reasonable yet. No offense to those in that business. There are also hostels that can be cheaper to stay at, but I've been fortunate to always stay with friends. You can get a good sandwich at
19. RE: the Venesoen Reports [1]
Hi, the Venesoen- records cover several years. I believe it to be from 1893 -1916 but nobody seems to have the exact answer. Some years -records (or should I state boxes) don't exist anymore. The departures of 1901 and 1902 are registered in "EMIGRANTEN NAAR AMERIKA" The years 1903,1904,1906 have been put in registers too. (The local library has bought them too I heard yesterday) other records, such as these of 1908-1916. As you say, the Venesoen -records aren't very well known yet. Their reputation bega
20. more marriages list [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------21AE984110114A71A4FFDA5D Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1; x-mac-type="54455854"; x-mac-creator="4D4F5353" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit NACHTEGAEL-VIJT 28-04-1806 NACHTEGAEL-AUDENAERT 28-01-1808 GRIJMANS-NEELS 15-01-1822 PULTYN Alphonse 011-05-1887 PULTYN-HENS PULTYN-VERCOUTEREN PULTYN-VERHEYEN If you need any information, please send me a personal e-mail. Harry ------------------------------------------------------ --------------
21. Re: URGENT QUERY: GOFFNIE, Le Roux, Wavre [1]
Dear Jose, I ,too, would like to thank you for helping find the women's family. As Lisa states, we all have seen how wonderful and helpful those associated with this list have been. I myself have been fortunate enough to have had the help of list members - Annie and Luc have been a godsend for me. I feel fortunate to have become a member of this wonderful list and can only hope to be as helpful to others once I gain more experience. Regards Linda Heynssens Wright
22. Streetnames in BRUSSELS (Belgium) around 1800 [1]
Josi, Send them anyway. And no translation needed. This streetnames exists for that period only in French, because Brussels was a French city between 1795-1814 (as it was a bi-lingual "Dutch" city between 1814 and 1830). So a translation has no sense, because it's not official. And could only confuse more, because some of the actual " official translations" are in fact different names for the same street. Can Georges or I put them in a page on BELGIUM-ROOTS site ? I do have a list with the Dutch version
23. VERBEKE [1]
Hello Loretta, As far as I know all my VERBEKE ancestors came from the Watervliet, Bassevelde, Boekhoute area in East Flanders. I am back to 1649, 1650 on my grandmothers family. My 6th ggrandfather Adrian VERBEKE was born during that period but I can't find the name of the place. Dorothy Smith Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
24. Resident Surname List - Part 7 [1]
GEORGE;Hachy, Luxembourg, Bel;1803-1921;SYamtich@aol.com GEOTHALS;Knokke,Bel;1803;putneys@home.com GERODEZ;Jameppe;1800 - now;LDYetter@aol.com GERODEZ;Pa.USA;1893-now;LDYetter@aol.com GEUNNINCK;Grez-Doiceau(Royenne)-Brabant;1804-1851;bluestar@execpc.com GEVAERT;Eine,BEL;1800-1850;kstickel@ix.netcom.com GEVAERT;Huise,BEL;1850-1851;kstickel@ix.netcom.com GEVAERT;Lille,FRA;1877;kstickel@ix.netcom.com GEVRI;Huppaye-Molembais;1700-1850;kpotier@itol.com GHEYSEN;Sint-Margriete-E.F;1800-1873;mlphjp@galesburg.net GH
25. Re: BRUSSY/BOSIE 1680's NY [1]
At 02:27 +0200 19-03-1999, Phyllis Kinzie wrote: >Would anyone care to comment on the liklihood that any of the following >variations may indicate a person from Belgium as opposed to France or >the Netherlands? > >Brusie, Brussy, Bressy Bosie, Bossie, Boschee, Bozee In the Etymologicial Dictionary of Surnames in Belgium and North France, by Dr. Frans DEBRABANDERE: BOSCHE' BOSSI, BOSSY, BROSSE, BRUSSE', BRUSSE Georges PICAVET | Listowner BELGIUM-ROOTS-L | http://belgium.rootsweb.com/ BELGIUM
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