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1. Re: Does the town of .... still exist? [1]
Someone asked if Mayflower, AR still exists. Indeed it does. This type of question can be easily answered via the web. To find out if a town exists, where a stream or creek or hollow is located, the location of a church or cemetery, try the following link: http://www-nmd.usgs.gov/www/gnis/gnisform.html Plug in "Mayflower" and "AR" and you'll get map showing the location of the village. It's located half way between Conway and Little Rock.
2. Broyles in Texas [1]
Cain Broyles had son Erasmus Seneca Broyles, who in turn had son James Cain Broyles,b.1858,had son Erasmus Nash Broyles,b.1881 Aberdeen, MS (preacher) md. a Stockwell,Their son Erasmus Nash Broyles,Jr. b. 26,Aug.1918. Erasmus Nash Broyles,Sr. had 5 ch. Jesse Littleton Broyles,b.1906, Christine Frances Broyles,b.20,Oct.1914 Katherine Lua Broyles,b.20,July 1916 Erasmus Nash Broyles,Jr.,b. 26,Aug.1918. James Walker Broyles,b.24,Jan.1921. Nothing further on these 5 ch. This was all in Keith. JKB
3. Re: Broyles in Texas [1]
E.R. Broyles, aged 17, birthplace Tennessee, is found in the 1860 census of Winston Co., MS. He is living with Geo. W. Richardson (24) and presumed wife Elizabeth (18). Richardson was born in NC, Elizabeth in MS. Often a family configuration of this type is explained by E.R. being Elizabeth's brother, but the closeness of age and differing birthplaces makes this unlikely. The name Erasmus is rare in the family. However, Erasmus Seneca Broyles, son of Cain Broyles, is found in the 1850 and 1860 census o
4. SPAM from the "Toner Man" [1]
To all subscribers of the Lists I manage: First and foremost -- DO NOT reply to SPAM messages to the Lists! It is being taken care of. Secondly, and equally as important -- DO NOT post messages to the Lists about this subject !!!!! You just do not know what is going on behind the scenes -- I'm up to my ears in unread email right now. If you MUST comment on the SPAM problem, send me a private email. DO NOT POST ANY MESSAGE TO THE LISTS IN RELATION TO THIS SUBJECT !!!!!! (Thanks.) Now, some of you may
5. BROYLES * AR>MI>NY [1]
BROYLES * AR Faulkner Co Lillie Ella BROYLES (b.4/5/1875; d.10/23/1972) married Sam COLLINS (b. April 1866 in Georgia; d. bef 1972). They had four children. The children are: 1. W. Otis Collins b.3/18/1912 in Mayflower, AR 2. Samuel Collins b. in Mayflower, AR 3. Mamie Collins b. in Mayflower, AR 4. Joseph Collins b. in Mayflower, AR I'm told that Mamie Collins married a man named STUBBS. So she is now Mamie STUBBS living in Utica, NY. Samuel and Joseph apparently moved to the Detroit, MI ar
6. Related data [1]
Watching the messages this morning, my 1860 Census of Jackson Co., AL shows the household of my g-g-grandfather, William T. Gunter (b. 1817 TN), his wife Cynthia M(alinda) (b. 1817 TN), their children and assorted other household members including these persons: Benj. F. Broyles 44 M Peddler ...etc...... TN Elizabeth Franks 62 F...................etc..... TN I know a great deal about Elizabeth Franks if these notes appear relevant to the search in question. Ka
7. BROYLES * SC Anderson Co [1]
From: Alice Ellingsberg \ PRODIGY: (CHCF07A) To: Wayne Hicks \ PRODIGY: (DPSK27A) Hi Wayne, I don't know if you have it, but here is the actual info for Robert Broyles from the 1870 census, Anderson Co. SC, Broadaway Twp. p. 420, ln 8, dw. 55, fm 55 Broyles Robert 45 male black all b. SC Malinda 37 Adeline 15 Julia A 14 Paul 13 Zachariah
8. Sending Attachments to the Lists [1]
Guess it's time once again to send a gentle reminder about attachments to your email. As you all should know, if you have read the Welcome Messages that come when you subscribe, attachments are not allowed on the Lists. This rule is necessitated due to the fact that some users's email programs just absolutely freak out from attachments, especially large ones. Besides, it is very rare that all the subscribers to a List need to receive any attachment. They generally benefit only one or a few subscribers.
9. JUNO Subscribers Have Been Temporarily UnSubscribed [1]
We received the following from Karen Isaacson, one of the ListMasters at RootsWeb, about problems at JUNO.COM. If you receive this, belatedly, are a JUNO user, and wonder why you have not received email from the Lists, this is the reason. ============= All Juno members to all RootsWeb lists have been temporarily unsubscribed. Please don't add them back to your lists, at least, not if you want the non-Juno subscribers to reliably receive messages. Juno has their inbound mail so badly broken right now th
10. AdoptionSearch - YOU MUST READ THIS! (From Listowner) [1]
Quoted below is a message I received tonight from AdoptionSearch. I haven't had time to check it out yet, but from the list of topics covered, I believe this will be an invaluable site for many researchers. Check it out and let the List know what you think. SgtGeorge *********************************************** (Start of quoted text.) Hello, AdoptionSearch went online TODAY! Adoption.com is very grateful to all of the sites that have provided links to us. As our way of saying thank you, we have cr
11. BROYLES: SC Anderson Co [1]
> also on page 421, line 7. fam. 59 dw. 59 > > Jenkins Ned 46 male black b. VA > Mary 36 SC > Broyles Mary 75 VA > > Thinkin' Mary was Mary's daughter and Robert's sister. Whaddya think ? Also, > all the other Broyles names you have in Broadway Co. are teenagers, working as > farm laborers or house servants. > I'm just now seeing the significance
12. Re: Lillie Ella Broyles Collins * AR [1]
At 06:22 PM 6/30/97 -0500, you wrote: > >All, > Rec'd death certificate for my great-grandfather's sister, Lillie >Ella Broyles Collins. She married a Sam Collins. They lived in AR >Faulkner County. Lillie Ella was 87 years old when she passed away >from pneumonia on 10/23/1972. I don't have much information about her >. Her parents were Robert & Malinda Broyles. No maiden name given >on her mother. I thought she was buried in town called Conway, AR, >however, the death certificate says
13. Evaluation of Eudora Lite from TUCOWS [1]
Here is tonights evaluation of EUDORA LITE from the popular site, TUCOWS. Check it out. =========== Eudora Light Version Number: 3.0.2 Beta 5 Revision Date: June 21, 1997 File Name: el302b5.exe Byte Size: 4,229,150 License: Postcardware. Also Available: Windows 95 Version Homepage: http://www.eudora.com/winlight301b.html Description: Probably the most popular email applications on the net, Eudora Light is the trimmed down version of Eudora Pro. W
14. Sponsorship at RootsWeb [1]
Just thought I would pass this along to all my subscribers. It was posted to the List for us Listowners and I think it is a good idea. If you enjoy your Lists and are able to help out a little, Brian and Karen (the Listmasters at RootsWeb) would be sure to appreciate it. ******************Start of Copied Message******************** Another way that we can all say Thank You to Brian and Karen is to send in our own sponsorship to RootsWeb. The money that RootsWeb gets from it's sponsors goes towards payin
15. Re: Broyles in Texas [1]
This is what I have. Jerry Descendants of John Milton Broyles Generation No. 1 1. John Milton9 Broyles (Cain8, Aaron7, Adam6, Hans Jacob A5, Johannes4 Breyhel, Conrad3, Martin2, Johannes Hans1) was born 11-September-1818 in Tennessee. He married ? Coulter. Child of John Broyles and ? Coulter is: 2 i. Erasmus10 Broyles.
16. PRESNELL, Sarah, m. J.F.BROYLES;Wash.Co.,TN.;late 1800's [1]
Comments: Seeking information on Sarah PRESNELL who married J.F. Broyles in Washington County, TN in the late 1800's. ********************************************** The above is from the GuestBook Register on our BROYLES/BRILES Family History web site. The researcher is not a subscriber to this List. If you have any information for her, please send to her private email address: presley@ecc-uky.campus.mci.net I would also appreciate a CC back to me for my information. SgtGeorge George W. Durman List
17. NOTE: From Listowner [1]
Just a short note to my Lists. On a couple of my larger Lists, some users are copying messages and passing on to their friends. Don't get me wrong, there's absolutely no problem with this. It's just that the recipients are missing a lot if they are not subscribed themselves. I just wanted to ask you to urge your friends to subscribe so they can get the messages first-hand. I feel that when people are users, they tend to participate and this leads to a lot more information being shared. That's what the
18. SIRNAMES Threw History [1]
Cynthia Crigler posted this today on the GERMANNA_COLONIES-L List and I thought you might be interested. It does indeed explain why names have different spellings and sometimes why we have problems in our research. Can you imagine that one of your ancestors was named RACHMANINOFF? Would this person perhaps have written it down as ROCKMEOFF? ROCKETMANOFF? ROCKMANANDOFF? The possibilities are endless. SgtGeorge =========== >>Listowner Note: The following is a real note sent from a census >>taker in
19. BROYLES, Robert * Detroit, MI [1]
All, I rec'd copy of Michigan death certificate for Robert Broyles. He never married. He died at age of 66 years from lung cancer while living in Detroit area. He once served in the armed forces. His brother, Earnest Broyles, was the witness who filled out the information for the death certificate. Does anyone know if Earnest is still living? I have the address up in Detroit...I may write him a letter. Robert BROYLES (b. 4/24/1918 in Arkansas; d. 6/19/1984 in Detroit). He was a laborer in
20. lists.rootsweb.com is down [1]
The message below is from Karen Isaacson at RootsWeb. She sent it out to us Listowners just before 11:00 this morning (Tuesday). I had not forwarded it because I thought things would be back up and working before now. Since I have had some queries on this, thought I should send it out to all you subscribers. Of course you won't receive this until RootsWeb is back up again, but at least you will know what went wrong. SgtGeorge *************** (Start of quoted message.) One of the hard drives on lists.
21. Re: BROYLES, R. Mitchell; AL,TX [1]
Margaret E. McDowell wrote: > > I have a Broyles question! Can anyone confirm that the "R" in "R. > Mitchell BROYLES", born abt. 1850 in Jackson Co., AL stands for "Robert"? > His father was Robert Hughes BROYLES, the family was in Cherokee Co. Texas > in 1860. > My great grandfather was Robert Mitchell BROYLES who married Julia > A. KENNEDY, b. 16 Dec 1856 in Smith Co., Texas, daughter of William Henry > KENNEDY and Mary Abigail BUCHANAN. Their children were Mary, who married a > Mr. REA
22. Unwanted Attachments; FROM LISTOWNER [1]
I think I have covered the problem caused by users of Mozilla and Microsoft Internet Mail, relating to unwanted attachments. Now a new one shows up. Seems some users have taken advantage of a relatively new "toy", called "vCards". In case some of you are wondering what some of the new unwanted attachments are, when they are downloaded, there will be a description with "vCard" in the line. A "vCard" is just an electronic "business card". It's as though every time a person sends a letter through the p
23. BROYLES, Mary [1]
Alice & others, Mary BROYLES was born in Virginia abt. 1795. I think that she is my great-great-great-grandmother. One of her sons was Robert BROYLES. Robert was born in South Carolina. It is our supposition that Mary was part of the property of slaveowners named Broyles that moved from Virginia to SC Anderson County. A fellow 'rooter (Sonia Walker) was kind enough to send me an excerpt from a publication called "Pendleton District and Anderson County, SC; Wills, Estates, Inventories , T
24. BROYLES, R. Mitchell; AL,TX [1]
I have a Broyles question! Can anyone confirm that the "R" in "R. Mitchell BROYLES", born abt. 1850 in Jackson Co., AL stands for "Robert"? His father was Robert Hughes BROYLES, the family was in Cherokee Co. Texas in 1860. My great grandfather was Robert Mitchell BROYLES who married Julia A. KENNEDY, b. 16 Dec 1856 in Smith Co., Texas, daughter of William Henry KENNEDY and Mary Abigail BUCHANAN. Their children were Mary, who married a Mr. REARDON; William B. "Bill"; and Enoch Jason (my gr
25. Broyles in Texas [1]
I am the great-grandson of Erasmus R. Broyles of Henderson Co. Texas. All I know is that family stories say he came to Texas from Mississippi sometime after the Civil War. He married Artimissa Ingram of Navarro Co. Texas in 1876 and had five children, two boys and three girls. There are other Broyles in Anderson Co. Texas (Gordon Barrett), but no family connection has been established. Can anyone help me find a connection to the Broyles family line? Thanks very much. Michael Pickel Falmouth, Maine mpi
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