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Searching for: +path:belgium-roots +(+date:feb +date:1999)
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1. ITELET, Casco WI 1856 [1]
Hello all, I recently received some info on my ancestor JEAN BAPTISTE ITELET, b 1799 Meux Belgium. He came to the USA with this wife Therese Denis b 1809 Rhisnes Belgium, in 1856 and they settled in Casco WI. Does anyone have access to the 1860 WI census (or 1870, 1880 to see if they had any children? Any and all info on the family would be appreciated. I had believed that my Greatgrandfather was the first Hittelet (various spellings) to come the USA in 1896- I guess I was wrong. Thank you in advance
2. Prayer cards or bidprentjes [0.979194]
Hi folks! <<<<>>>> Are these the same as what we in the USA call Holy Card (if you're Catholic)? I collect them, especially those produced before WWI and those that are surrounded be a die-cut (sometimes called lace). The die-cuts can become quite complex and 'interact' with the lithographed image. There are a number of collector, one of us Brent DEVITT (the name is Irish not French!) has a web-site at: http://members.xoom.com/bjdevitt/ Check out his Reference section for books on H
3. Genealogy [0.979194]
To all you out there, I have had a lot of mail in private and on the list. I did read Pierre`s mail on a bad day having a lot of pain and already feeling irritated. Seeing that he was cheerd on did brake the line on that moment. But i have to appoligize to the list for reacting the way i did, tauntrums can best be kept indoors. My opinion is that is is time we all are goiing to do what we love most (?) just genealogy Regards, Ton
4. Re: KERKBALIJUW---? [0.979194]
Hi Georges. Point of information. Please don't get mad at me as everybody else does lately. Moorsel has one and also a lady in black who walks around to collect money in a basket. "Stoelgeld" as we used to say. Money for the use of the chair. Do you remember when people were allowed to bring in their own chair? They were usually with a soft seat. If you sat on that chair and the owner walked in late you had to get off. That has changed now. Just a little trivia of what we had to put up with when I was a
5. Drouard [0.979194]
Searching for any information in Belgium on the following family: Pierre Drouard born Belgium married Marguerite Duperre (Dupers) circa 1695 in Varenne, Liege, Belgium. Their son, Nicolas Drouard (Real) dit Villemer married Marie-Anne Galarneau 4 Oct 1726 Ste-Foy, Quebec. Would appreciate any help. Dorothy Forant Ciriello dhc@gis.net
6. Politics, linguistic issues [0.979194]
Pls do only reply in private to me on this issue ------------------------------------------------ Before leaving for Brazil we had 639 pariticpants. When I returned, the number had dropped to 614. The reason is simple: much quibbling had gone on. I regret that mature people can't cope with these subjects, which are indeed part of the Belgian heritage. The real problem is that whenever somebody writes a good article or asks an honest question about it, things immediately get out of hand. It is always hard
7. Re: Norway & DePere. Wis. [0.979194]
Hi Marion, I have the addresses for you. I am recovering from very recent cervical spinal fusions and unable to drive or do much of anything, so I can't go the extra mile for you at this time. Catholic Diocese of Green Bay 1825 Riverside Drive Green Bay, WI 54301 Brown County Historical Society 1008 S. Monroe Avenue Green Bay, Wi 54301 Brown County Clerk 305 E. Walnut Street Green Bay, WI 54301 There were at least four Catholic parishes in De Pere when we moved to Allouez in 1968, but through mergers
8. Passenger List [0.979194]
Brian Gaber hodag@t-online.de \ber dem Thie 2 38388 Twieflingen Germany Hello, I was wondering if anybody has a complete list of the passengers arriving aboard the "CHIMBORAZO" in New York on 3 May 1856. The ship set sail from Antwerp. Brian
9. Egidius [0.979194]
I shall appreciate knowing if their is an anglicization of the given name of Egidius. I see that name frequently in many lines of my family and am curious. Also, could the abbrevation Joys/Joiis be Joseph? I am having a difficult time as it is translating the Latin and the olde European style handwriting, but that abbreviation of a given name has me a bit stumped. Your help shall be appreciated. Thanks, AnnMarie nanamama@hotmail.com ______________________________________________________ Get You
10. Looking for informations [0.979194]
Hi friends, Are somme of you looking for informations from Lustin, Riviere, Arbre (Namur), Bois-de-Villers, Lesve and Profondeville, communities of Belgium actually merged in Profondeville. It's possible I've somme possiblities to help them. Felix ALLEBOSCH
11. Re: researching my grandparents [0.979194]
In a message dated 2/20/99 12:15:57 PM Mountain Standard Time, VJohn66253@aol.com writes: << Petrus Josephus Vandenheede b. 29 May 1745 in Wielsbeke son of Jacobus Vandenheede and Judoca Soetaert m. Barbara Theresia Lefevere, the daughter of Franciskus Lefevere and Maria Rosa Scherpereel, on 28 Aprll 1773 in Wielsbeke >> Barbara: I have a Phillipina de LaFEVRE in my line. Do you have any info about you Barbara Theresia LeFevere. Phillipina lived in Charleroi, Hainault, Belgium before coming to the US
12. SPLIT THE LIST? [0.979194]
Some years ago following a discussion about our family roots-with a bit of the history of Belgium thrown in- my youngest son, then about 14 yrs old said, "Gee Whiz mom, you and dad have acomplished in a short time what Belgium is still struggling with..THE PERFECT BELGIAN, ME!" He then proceeded to prance around as 14 yr olds raging with testosterone are wont to do. But, he was right. Between my husband and I we're a little West Flanders, a little East Flanders; we have ancestors from Namur, Brabant,and Hai
13. Meerschaert [0.979194]
iF ANYONE is looking for the surname Meerschaert (there has to be a Flemish ancestor in that one!), I noticed a Matt Meerschaert on the basketball program last night at a high school game between Cloquet and St. Paul Tartan high schools. It would not be hard to find an address in their phone book since my daughter lives there. Any interest? let me know if that's one anyone is searching. John Buytaert Cloquet, MN ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy
14. RE: Antwerp Tourist Information [0.979194]
Georges, Can I ask who you are in contact with concerning the Buyck delegation ? I have direct contact with a number of the group who will be coming in June (assuming that we are talking about the same thing here) and have been co-ordinating some issues from this end. For the moment there are 36 of them coming. Regards, Dirk > ---------- > From: Picavet[SMTP:picavet@ping.be] > Sent: dinsdag 23 februari 1999 20:40 > To: BELGIUM-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Antwerp Tourist Information > > A frie
15. Re: Suprises [0.979194]
It happens here too, unfortunately. Especially where famous people have lived. Unscrupulous persons have taken pages for the signatures! Dee -----Original Message----- From: boars.nest@wxs.nl To: BELGIUM-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Saturday, February 20, 1999 12:37 PM Subject: Suprises > >What to think of the next: > > >Some years go i Had to do some research in a archive in >north-netherland. >After some searching in the baptize books i came to the >page
16. FW: No flames, please [0.979194]
To all, In absence of Georges until the 18th, the Listowner, I take the liberty to resent some of his mails to this list. This mail and the two that follows will probably give the answers to some questions of some members of this list. Please: answer only directly to me and/or Georges if you want to react to one of my three forwards. Groetjes, Luc mailto:luc.matthijs@advalvas.be > -----Original Message----- > From: Picavet [mailto:picavet@ping.be] > Sent: Monday, October 19, 1998 5:24 AM > To: BELGIUM-
17. Verbeke [0.979194]
Hi Sue I found among my parents Rosalie Soens maried with Charles Verbeke . Birth about 1830 and living perhaps in Sint Kruis where her son Jean was born in 1858 .Jean married an aunt (born in Wervik) of my mother and they lived in France in Hellemmes (beside Lille) Hope that help and if U found some common relatives PB
18. Michiana Genealogy Fair [0.979194]
From: Tracey & Scott Morris (by way of stevens@skyenet.net (Tom Stevens)) Date: Thursday, February 11, 1999 5:20 PM >[NOTE: This message is going to both the Indiana and Michigan USGenWeb mailing >lists.] > >Here's some more info on the Michiana Genealogy Fair being held in South Bend >March 20th: http://www.rootsweb.com/~insbags > >"The hours for the public are 9:30 am to 4 p.m. We ask that no one close before >4 p.m. so that all can enjoy the day. Set up can be as early as 6 am if
19. Re: Batsleer [0.979194]
I have a small amount of information on Theresa Maria BATSLEER born Antwerp Belgium August 28, l880. If anyone is interested. Dan Bruynell BRUYNEEL-VANSTEENKISTE
20. Kewaunee County Historical Society contacts [0.979194]
I've finally received the okay to post the e-mail address for the president of the Kewaunee County (Wisconsin) Historical Society, Jerry Abitz. He can be reached at gabitz@netnet.net. (Cool address, eh?) He's a retired schoolteacher and been quite helpful to me in my Czech research in that same county. He is of German ancestry himself. Jerry also recommended contacting Jim Linak if you have family buried in Kewaunee County. Jim is a former board member of the KCHS and personally typed in the 28,000 na
21. Re: Passenger List [0.979194]
hi Brian, you can obtain the complete passenger log for your ship via the National Archives in Washington D.C. You can request a form 81 -- just fill out the form and request a copy of the complete ship passenger log. They charge $10.00 for this service. NARA's address is: NARA, 7th and Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20408, USA good luck, MV At 11:25 AM 2/7/99 +0100, you wrote: > >Brian Gaber hodag@t-online.de >\ber dem Thie 2 >38388 Twieflingen >Germany > >Hello, > >I was wonderin
22. Re: Fwd: Re: BACCUS- BACCUR - BACKUS? [0.979194]
--WebTV-Mail-1294210537-347 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Hi Ton, My great grandfather, Gerhardt Dewit(t)came to the USA in about 1845. In the USA census of 1850, he stated he was from Prussia. I don't know if he was born there, or just had lived there. His wife,Gertrude Catherine Brugge/Braggemia, must have felt very German because the family story goes she would only go to German stores and churches. I am sorry I can't give information further back.
23. Re: DeMunck: Wis- MN [0.979194]
It also said something about being Methodist, unusual for Belgians, if that gives you any further clue. John ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]
24. Re: Red Star/ Holland American Line [0.979194]
----Original Message Follows---- Date: Sat, 20 Feb 1999 19:22:14, -0500 Subject: Re: Ships list/Census Films any!, my father came to the "states" in 1914-1915, but so far i have been unable to find the ship he came on. he lived in denderhoutem, and i thought that he might have shipped out of antwerpen, but so far no lick. i read that at that time there were a "a red star/line, or blue star/line" have not been able to find a ships list for "1914- 1915" leaving from amsterdam/antwerp. john DE BRUYN mnpg2
25. SEVEREYNS, SEVEREYVS, SEVERYNS, Belgium>MI>IL, 1899-1902 [0.979194]
Hi, Could somebody do a look-up in Emigranten naar Amerika for SEVEREYNS, SEVEREYVS, SEVERYNS. There are three spelling variations listed on Georges website index 1 for Emigranten naar Amerika. My great-grandfather, Jacobus Josephus SEVERYNS and his brother Franciscus SEVERYNS came to Norway, MI between 1899 and 1902. Both men were born in Merksem, Belgium. I appreciate the help for the look-up. Joan edster@mediaone.net Researching: DEBACKER, DRIESEN, JANSSENS, LANCKHENS, MEEUWSEN, MICHIELS, MICHIEL
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