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1. Re: [BOSTON-STATES-L] FHL, FHC, LDS - abbreviations [1]
j, Then keep your feelings to yourself. There are many kooks out there. But this is a genealogy net. Bite your tongue when these things come up. Bill jrfranklin wrote: > > She was keeping up the big lie and I resent it. What I said was FACT! They are not > Christian. I am not j either. I signed it. AUDREY > > william pellerin wrote: > > > j, Is this message related to genealogy. Is your group > > related to the Jehovah clan. We have had enough on this > > site. This is genealogy not religion. We al
2. Re: [BOSTON-STATES-L] Welch [1]
There are probably a lot of us that could benefit from this information. Kendra At 08:04 PM 8/13/99 -0400, you wrote: >Seeking research methodology for finding my Irish immigrant ancestors. >My ggg grandfather Patrick Welch (Born in Ireland in 1835) and >grandmother (Mary (Kearns) Welch also born in Ireland in 1835) who >settled in Hampden, Maine (near Bangor). I expect they immigrated >through either St. John, NB or Halifax, NS. How to trace them back out >of Maine through the maritimes and to Ireland?
3. Re: [BOSTON-STATES-L] FOUGERE [1]
Stephen White's book is $106 American. http://www.umoncton.ca/etudeacadiennes/centre/cea.html Go to this site and there is a form to order the book. After September 1st the price goes up. You can use a personal check. Art Delorey
4. [Bos-St] RE: Unsubscribe [1]
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5. [Bos-St] JOE MAC DONALD - (of Somerville, Ma.) - member of U.S. Navy [1]
Trying to track down Joseph Mac Donald, (son of Matthew Mac Donald & Margaret (Peggy) Mac Innis) of Somerville, Massachusetts. Joseph was a member of the U.S. Navy as was his brother Jack. I have a family photo showing Joe, Jack, their brother Leo and another brother. Joe and Jack are both in navy uniforms. I believe they also had 2 sisters: Doris and Rosalie (not 100 % on Rosalie's name, it is blurred). Joe's parents lived in Somerville, Ma. and lost contact with his mother's family in Cape Breton. I
6. [BOSTON-STATES-L] Marshfield VR to 1850 [1]
Have book per subject for sale - 491 pages - Published by the Mayflower Descendants in RI compiled by Robert and Ruth Sherman of the RI Mayflower Society. If any one is interested, please let me know. Zelma Zeand@aol.com
7. Re: [BOSTON-STATES-L] Re: Pearce Family book [1]
Hello, The Pierce estate is well known to all of Middleboro,Ma. They started with a dry goods store, it is now the police station, their home was across the st.,this is where Atty. Decas's office is, they left, actually I believe I should be saying he, left the Town of Middleboro,almost his whole estate, The gentlemen who oversee the estate, have done a quite remarkable job of handling it over the years. The proceeds go to the town, it helps with improvements, takes care of the Pierce Playground, and
8. Re: [BOSTON-STATES-L] SARGEANT/SARGENT/FIFE 1860-1889 Ontario [1]
My cousins in Peabody were: Ethel Noseworthy, she had a sister but I forget her name. My cousins in Lynn were: Jim Jr, Renda Lee and others I forget their names. Sound familiar? H Dennison
9. [BOSTON-STATES-L] Phone Directory & SURNAMES [1]
Here is the URL for the Canadian Phone Directory, hope it comes in handy for you http://canada411.sympatico.ca/english/person.html Now I in turn am researching the name of NORCOTT in the Boston area. I have then starting out in Harbour Grace, Nfld many of them staying there, but many others in turn moving to Boston, Maine, and a variety of other locations. Any help would be appreicated. Happy Hunting Coleen Murrin-Pieczewski
10. [BOSTON-STATES-L] Crossing US/Canada Border [1]
List Members: I have ancestors whom I believe left Nova Scotia for the "Boston States" around 1850. Does anyone know if there were any "formalities" (records), or could one cross back and forth at will. Any help would be appreciated. Gloria. End - Gloria Blanchard, Ellershouse, Nova Scotia, CANADA SURNAME INTERESTS: Blackburn; Caldwell; Cole; Haley; Hamilton; Hull; Lawrence; Lively; Mason; Walker; Wood
11. [Bos-St] apology--OldColonyRR [1]
I suppose someday I will master this eletronic whatchmacallit. I hope. My message was returned to me stating I had errors. I poked around making changes until I finally went to bed. Then I discover all these messages. I am sorry about that. I had about 4 rejections. I dislike seeing so many repeats on our list and then it happens to me. Again sorry. Doris
12. Re: [BOSTON-STATES-L] Rankins - Boston [1]
How much of a job would it be to look up a divorce record? I really don't know when it happened, just that My g-grandfather married 2nd time, and my g-grandmother was listed as divorced when my father was born. I am able to send dates if you feel you would be able to look it up for me. Margaret
13. [BOSTON-STATES-L] BELL 1790 ME Census [1]
There was a William BELL living in Plantation 8, Washington Co. ME in 1790. There were two females, one male under age 16 and one male over age 16 in the family. Does anyone know anything about this family ? Also, what town would Plantation 8 be part of now ? Thanks, Linda Researching in ME - BELL, FORD
14. Re: [BOSTON-STATES-L] HOWLAND [1]
The National Descendants of the Mayflower Society has a library in the Winslow House in Plymouth, Mass and have much information on the various New England families even though they concentrate on the Mayflower Pilgrims and their families. Naturally, those Maylfower families blend in with other families including Tuttles as do my Mayflower family. If you will write the Society at the Winslow House in Plymouth the librarian will always respond. Billie Redding Lewis -----Original Message----- From: Tuttle
15. [Bos-St] [Fwd: Peter Robinson Settlement] [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------AB56A09159CCDC8CF9A67829 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I think someone on here was looking for the surname Mather the other day. Audrey --------------AB56A09159CCDC8CF9A67829 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Content-Disposition: inline Received: from bl-11.rootsweb.com (bl-11.rootsweb.com [204.212.38.27]) by toucan.prod.itd.earthlink.net (8.9.3/8.9.3) with ESMTP id NAA2059
16. [BOSTON-STATES-L] Dorothy J Smith [1]
What exactly is the new loyalist index that you have? Is it just a listing of the family lines that happened to be loyalists? I'm looking for information on a line of KIERSTEAD/KEIRSTEAD/KIERSTEDE people that went to NB (then part of NS) in 1763-65. I have a rough outline of the families, who the children were, what years most of them were born, that kind of stuff. Would this book have more? The specific line I'm looking for is: Samuel Jr (b 1719), Hezekiah (b 1765), Alexander (b 18009), Isaiah (b 1830
17. Re: [BOSTON-STATES-L] Chadwick in Sutton, NH [1]
MJG, I have not met them and I live just ovet the border in Hooksett ! gini
18. Re: [BOSTON-STATES-L] MARGARET MAC DONALD (nee Mac Innis) and MATTHEW MAC DO... [1]
In a message dated 8/3/99 9:03:20 PM Eastern Daylight Time, perry@fox.nstn.ca writes: << perry@fox.nstn.ca (Joan Perry) >> Hi Joan Perry: I have the same locations in my TUTTLE family history, both Nova Scotia and Somerville, MA. I do not know anything on your names yet, but maybe we will both find something for each other. My grandfather was WILLIAM MANFORD TUTTLE and he lived at the intersection of Curtis Street and Powderhouse Boulevard in Somerville, MA until the mid 1940's. Regards, William R
19. Re: [BOSTON-STATES-L] SARGEANT/SARGENT/FIFE 1860-1889 Ontario [1]
There are about 20 people by the name of Peddle in the Carbonear/Hr. Grace directory. Clara On Sat, 7 Aug 1999 HDenni5177@aol.com wrote: > I have just started searching. I have family there, but I have lost track of > them. My aunts have kept in touch. the family name is ALCOCK - my grandmother > was ALICE ALCOCK. She married Harvey Noseworthy and moved to Somerville, MA. > I would like to learn more about the families and get in contact with > relatives. Do you know any of these folks? another line i
20. Re: [BOSTON-STATES-L] MATHER [1]
Grace, Let me know if you want any addresses. I stayed in Fairfax in '93 and family dropped me off at NGS in Arlington several times. It's not too far off the subway line between DC and Fairfax. They won't lend books if you're not a member, but they will photocopy if you know what you want. The DAR has an address for requesting photocopies. You can't copy anything yourself there, anyway. It goes to the copy machine with a staff member. Good luck. Dee Grace Mather wrote: > > Dee- > Thanks for the
21. [Bos-St] Re: [BOSTON-STATES-L] HOWLAND [1]
Janette, this is not to you but to the forger of your note. I have been corresponding with professional and amateur genealogists for over forty years. I have worked on my family history ever since I was a child, but in all of those years I ran into only two undesirable correspondents. Since being on Internet only 8 or 9 months I have come across some of the rudest and most inconsiderate and impolite people who are supposedly interested in their family history. I think those of you to whom I am writing
22. Re: [BOSTON-STATES-L] Rankins - Boston [1]
Thanks Eric Kerry Daly ----- Original Message ----- From: Eric A. Cottrell To: Sent: Saturday, 7 August 1999 01:49 Subject: Re: [BOSTON-STATES-L] Rankins - Boston > KERRY DALY wrote: > > > > Does anybody regularly attend the Boston Vital Records Office who do a lookup for me. I live on the other side of the world in Australia and whilst I would love to travel to Boston ( I have been there once on business) it is out of the question at the moment. I have o
23. Re: [BOSTON-STATES-L] Burnet or Burnett [1]
Hi Alice; I'm 73 and believe me when I say that I'm most happy to hear from you , I am. I;ve been on my family tree for the last five years and when it seems nobody can take the time to check something out that to me, is like ignoring the whole set up that we are all trying to locate somebody or someone. Down here in Nova Scotia I get a lot of' mail asking for help on lookups, even some times I see something someone is looking for in the States, that I know someting about and try to help them.. This pers
24. Re: [BOSTON-STATES-L] Re: Class of 43 [1]
Virginia: And here I am interrupting - Could not help it. I do not have Shirley Annable in my data base but am positive she belongs there. Do you know who her parents were and where she was born. What relative is she to your Davison? I belong to the Annable list. Try sending email to: annable1@listbot.com I am Audrey Annable Franklin descended from Anthony of Plymouth in 1623. I would bet she is, too. Audrey Virginia Craig wrote: > Forgive me if I'm interrupting, but I saw your e-mail and wonder
25. Re: [Bos-St] Massacchsetts Newspapers [1]
I just want to thank the listers who reply to the list. Those of us who have just found this wonderful treasure (rootsweb lists) have a lot to learn and we do learn by reading through the messages even if it means reading a lot the doesn't apply to us. I realized that the public libraries would have the newspapers of microfilm of them, BUT I did not know that the State House had copies of all the newspapers the ordinary citizens could access. Thank you all, Kendra At 08:20 PM 8/23/99 -0600, jrfranklin wrot
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