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1. [CADELNOR-L] Re: Fw: Richert Family [1]
The cemetery project will probably start this spring. It will take quite a bit of time, because we're implementing one of the canvasing models that has been used in quite a few states for this purpose. Each grave is plotted described and the headstone drawn and then the inscriptions are documented. All of which will be crossindexed eventually. This sounds like a lot of work, but when it's done it enables us to find the grave even if the stone isn't there anymore. And with the vandalism that we witnessed
2. Re: [CADELNOR-L] Re:County Records [0.99053]
Don't you think the information could be transcribed from the record indexes? Would it be OK to post the indexes and not the whole of each record? Dee >On Monday, March 8, 1999 9:26:52 PM, Dee Mattz wrote: > >> The >> County recorders office has done a great job of keeping things up to date >> alphabetically. >> Dee >You know that this should be possible at least for the early stuff because >they've done an index to the old handwritten books, and the index looks like >it was produced on a computer. > >I c
3. [CADELNOR-L] Re: Tack and Megarge families and Melvin [0.99053]
Phoebe: When you mail to the Del Norte CA mailing list you need to use CADELNOR-L@rootsweb.com The 'request' address is only used for commands like 'subscribe'. Did the people below live in Del Norte County? At 08:17 AM 3/27/99 -0800, you wrote: >Dear Folks, > >I am descended from Nicholas Tack, Sr. thur his daughter, Mary Elizabeth b. >1836 in Philadelphia, who married Milan Morrell Melvin. > >I have done research on both Nick and his wife Elinore Megarge and have >information regarding their ancestors
4. [CADELNOR-L] WARNING [0.99053]
I am posting this to warn others about problems with ; Census Microfilm Expeditors 476 E. South Temple , Suite 4 Salt Lake City , UT 84111 website ; www.censusmicrofilm.com e-mail ; gme@nwinfo.net and ; sj@censusmicrofilm.com I was lured to order several microfilm copies from this company with "guarantees" of "speedy delivery" and "low price" . My order was placed in October of 1998 and as of this posting I have not received the order or a refund after numerous contacts with Steven Jensen at this firm .
5. re: [CADELNOR-L] Re: Fw: Richert Family [0.99053]
On Monday, March 8, 1999 1:04:43 PM, Linda Nichols wrote: > I have spoken with Wiers, but it was when the family still owned the > business and they decided that the information was confidential. When > did it change hands? Linda, I'm not sure that it did. Someone or other mentioned that one of those large companies had taken over but I don't know that for sure. > As soon as I get my new scanner I will send you a sample of the form we > will be using if you like? > > And I thought we could start at both e
6. re: [CADELNOR-L] Re: Fw: Richert Family [0.99053]
----Original Message Follows---- Date: Mon, 08 Mar 1999 11:54:35 -0800 Subject: re: [CADELNOR-L] Re: Fw: Richert Family From: "Rich Hansen" On Sunday, March 7, 1999 7:17:46 PM, Linda Nichols wrote: > The cemetery project will probably start this spring. It will take quite a > bit of time, because we're implementing one of the canvasing models that > has been used in quite a few states for this purpose. Each grave is > plotted described and the headstone drawn and then the inscriptio
7. Re: [CADELNOR-L] Re: Fw: Richert Family [0.99053]
On Monday, March 8, 1999 9:26:52 PM, Dee Mattz wrote: > The > County recorders office has done a great job of keeping things up to date > alphabetically. > Dee You know that this should be possible at least for the early stuff because they've done an index to the old handwritten books, and the index looks like it was produced on a computer. I can't see that they'd allow the originals as some of those a very old. Rich -- "I will not let anyone walk through my mind with their dirty feet." - Mahatma Gandhi
8. re: [CADELNOR-L] Re: Fw: Richert Family [0.99053]
On Sunday, March 7, 1999 7:17:46 PM, Linda Nichols wrote: > The cemetery project will probably start this spring. It will take quite a > bit of time, because we're implementing one of the canvasing models that > has been used in quite a few states for this purpose. Each grave is > plotted described and the headstone drawn and then the inscriptions are > documented. All of which will be crossindexed eventually. This sounds > like a lot of work, but when it's done it enables us to find the grave even > if
9. [CADELNOR-L] 1900 Del Norte Co. Census Lookup [0.99053]
Someone on this list recently e-mailed me with a request for a name look-up in the 1900 Census. I had some problems with my e-mail program and inadvertently deleted the message, so I don't know who the request came from. If you would resend your request to me I will do what I can for you, although it may be quite some time before I have time to follow up on it for you. Free time is almost non-existent in my life right now, & I don't know when I'll be getting back to researching in the local Family History
10. Re: [CADELNOR-L] Re: Fw: Richert Family [0.99053]
----Original Message Follows---- Hi Linda - Do you want some help with this? I was at the cemetary last spring taking photos of our family headstones. How about Smith River Cemetery and HowOnQuet Cemetery in Smith River? I would be happy to help where I can. Do you plan to put county death/birth/marriage records on the web? The County recorders office has done a great job of keeping things up to date alphabetically. Dee Hi Dee: The county death/birth/marriage records are actually already on the web
11. Re: [CADELNOR-L] Re: Fw: Richert Family [0.99053]
Hi Linda - Do you want some help with this? I was at the cemetary last spring taking photos of our family headstones. How about Smith River Cemetery and HowOnQuet Cemetery in Smith River? I would be happy to help where I can. Do you plan to put county death/birth/marriage records on the web? The County recorders office has done a great job of keeping things up to date alphabetically. Dee -----Original Message----- From: Linda Nichols To: CADELNOR-L@rootsweb.com
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