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1. [CAHUMBOL] Archived messages [1]
Did you know that you can search the archives of this mailing list for previous messages you might have missed? http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl When prompted for the list name type in the name - as an example, Kern county mailing list would be : CAKERN-L or a surname list such as WELTON-L At the next prompt, type in the surname or whatever else you might want to find that might have been discussed previously
2. [CAHUMBOL-L] Banner Contest [1]
ROOTSWEB BANNER CONTEST. Feel creative? Design a banner (468x60 pixels) urging contributions to RootsWeb. If it has the highest click-through rate for the month of September 1999, you will win a dinner for two (up to $200 value) at the restaurant of your choice paid for personally by RootsWeb's CEO, Bob Tillman. Send your banners to: by 31 August 1999. We will run all banners that are not outright offensive. Hint: Bob has a quirky sense of humor.
3. [CAHUMBOL-L] Missing Links and Rootsweb Review Postings [1]
For those interested in the what's happening at rootsweb.com and other news that's genealogy related, you can subscribe easily to the following newsletters, MISSING LINKS AND ROOTSWEB REVIEW by following the directions at the bottom of this message. I've been sharing what I thought was of interest from these two newsletters. I was asked to consolidate my messages by someone (too many duplicate posts) on more than one of the county lists. But, since I've only shared a small amount of info from these newsle
4. [CAHUMBOL] SSDI on Rootsweb Now [1]
NEWS AND NOTES AT ROOTSWEB ROOTSWEB ADDS JUNE 1999 SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX (SSDI). Now you can access the most recent version of the SSDI at RootsWeb . Accessible fields include first and last names, date of birth, month and year of death, last residence, last benefit, Social Security Number, and the state where it was issued. You can narrow a search to a particular state, country, city or zip code, or to a particular date of birth or death, b
5. [CAHUMBOL] Re Blocksburg et al [1]
Whoops! Already found an error, found it myself. In the paragraph >If you were driving north, passing through Laytonville, you left the >present highway at the Bell Springs Road, (about 10 miles north of >Laytonville) and then could take this road all the way to Bridgeport, on >the Van Duzen River. NO, NO! You take the road all the way to BRIDGEVILLE on the Van Duzen River! Sorry about that. You can extend this trip, if you like. You start with the Bell Springs Road, then onto the Alderpoint Road
6. [CAHUMBOL-L] How to reach a list administrator at Rootsweb [1]
IF YOU ARE TRYING TO CONTACT THE PERSON WHO MANAGES a RootsWeb mailing list, remove the -L or -D from the list address, and replace it with -admin. FOR EXAMPLE, to reach the BAPTIST-ROOTS-L list administrator, write to BAPTIST-ROOTS-admin@rootsweb.com.
7. [CAHUMBOL] Draft Cards Prior to WWI [1]
>Forwarded From Another List: >M. Dean Hunt >Louisville, KY > > Good Morning everyone: I played hooky from work yesterday and spent the >day at the NARA Branch in Atlanta and it jogged my memory to pass on >some information to everyone. > > Prior to the US's entry into WW1 (approx. 1917-1918) every male between >the age of 18 and 40 was required to register for the draft. The >information found on the card was provided by the individual himself. >The registration cards vary in information depending o
8. Re: [CAHUMBOL] John W. and Mary Jane Wood [1]
Pam: >From the book: "Humboldt County, California Death Records, Abstracts of Books 1 & 2, 1873-1925, Volume II, L through Z compiled by Marilyn Keach Milota, Published by the Humboldt Genealogical Society, January 1993. Page 822": "WOOD John W. Died: 5 Oct 1914. Age" 61 years. No place of birth or death listed. Cause: Cancer. 2-292." Regards, Don Tunison-Campbell Eureka, Humboldt County Pam Haithcock wrote: > > I am new to this list, so I thought I'd post my "missing person". > > I am looking f
9. [CAHUMBOL] John W. and Mary Jane Wood [1]
I am new to this list, so I thought I'd post my "missing person". I am looking for descendants of John W. Wood b. September 1853 in McLean Co., IL d. October 05, 1914 in Harris, Humboldt Co., CA. His wife's name was Mary Jane ?? b. March 1863 in Oregon, death date and place unknown.. I believe they had a son named William. I have sent for a copy of John's will, but I haven't gotten it yet. Any information or clues would be much appreciated. Pam Haithcock Bit's and Pieces of McLean County http://members.tr
10. [Fwd: [CAHUMBOL] [Fwd: Returned mail: User unknown]] [1]
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11. Re: [CAHUMBOL] John W. and Mary Jane Wood [1]
Pam Haithcock wrote: > > I am new to this list, so I thought I'd post my "missing person". > > I am looking for descendants of John W. Wood b. September 1853 in > McLean Co., IL d. October 05, 1914 in Harris, Humboldt Co., CA. > His wife's name was Mary Jane ?? b. March 1863 in Oregon, death > date and place unknown.. I believe they had a son named William. > I have sent for a copy of John's will, but I haven't gotten it > yet. Any information or clues would be much appreciated. > > Pam Haithcock > Bit's
12. RE: [CAHUMBOL] Re Blocksburg et al [1]
There is a great site about Blocksburg here: http://www.hits.org/community/blocksburg/history/ I especially love the postcards although they aren't of much genealogical value. Kelly > >If you were driving north, passing through Laytonville, you left the > >present highway at the Bell Springs Road, (about 10 miles north of > >Laytonville) and then could take this road all the way to Bridgeport, on > >the Van Duzen River....
13. [CAHUMBOL] Clarification - Costs for WWI draft card copies from NARA - Southwest Region [1]
In July, 1997 NARA established an updated fee schedule for services provided to the public. The minimum mail-order fee for photocopies for each WWI Draft card was increased from $6.00 to $10.00, a fee which includes both sides of the card. Patrons need not request that both sides of the card be copied, and patrons need not submit a self-addressed stamped envelope (SASE) with their request. Walk-in customers can make self-service photocopies of the original records for $0.10 per side. Please contact in
14. Re Blocksburg and other places [1]
This part of a message posted yesterday has raised some questions. >Now Blocksburg is off the beaten path, but it is maybe twenty miles from >Harris. I suppose in 1884 there might have been a Justice of the Peace >in Blocksburg, but probably not today! For those interested, the towns of Harris and Blocksburg are on the "old road," once THE way to get to Eureka from the south. It was a prospering area in the late 1800s. Blocksburg first had a post office in 1877, named for Benjamin Blocksburger, who came
15. [CAHUMBOL] Guide to Tracing Family Trees Update [1]
RootsWebs Guide to Tracing Family Trees (http://www.rootsweb.com/~rwguide/) currently has 9 lessons available. They deal with different subjects, including: -- Getting started -- Death records -- Marriage records -- Birth records -- Effective queries -- Spelling (or perhaps misspelling is better) Each of the lessons is just a couple of pages long, however, and in addition to the subject itself, they include: -- Links to useful sites on RootsWeb -- Links to useful sites on the Internet -- A list of usef
16. [CAHUMBOL] Neat Website [1]
I was hunting for information on the _SS Northerner_ which wrecked near Centerville (Humboldt) in 1860 and found this really neat website. It includes a number of ships that sailed the Pacific including passenger lists and ship histories, and transcriptions of newspaper articles. It looks like a good place to hunt for some ancestor information, and general maritime history. The homepage is at: http://maritimeheritage.org/ Search engine to hunt for passengers, captains & ships! http://maritimeheritage.org
17. John W. WOOD [1]
Pam Haithcock, looking for a John W. Wood posted >I am looking for descendants of John W. Wood b. September 1853 in >McLean Co., IL d. October 05, 1914 in Harris, Humboldt Co., CA. >His wife's name was Mary Jane ?? b. March 1863 in Oregon, death >date and place unknown.. I note you already have had two good responses from Don Tunison-Campbell Here is one additional entry which may or may not relate. In a book, "BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS 1878-1885 as Reported in THE FERNDALE ENTERPRISE" from Redwood
18. [CAHUMBOL] Re: CADI Lookup EIKMEIER [1]
Found in CADI: Raymond W. Eikmeier, spouse EM, 542-12-8231, Humboldt, 3/1/1966, 20766 Colleen -----Original Message----- From: JRiessen@aol.com To: norby@ainet.com Date: Saturday, August 21, 1999 12:18 PM Subject: CADI Lookup >Hello Colleen, > >When you have time, I would appreciate your asistance in looking at the CADI >for a Raymond Eikmeier. He died in March of 1966, but would like the >complete date and any other info the CADI provides. He was born 3-25-21. > >
19. [CAHUMBOL] [Fwd: Returned mail: User unknown] [1]
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20. Re: [CAHUMBOL] Re Blocksburg et al [1]
Kelly & the Flock wrote: > > There is a great site about Blocksburg here: > http://www.hits.org/community/blocksburg/history/ > > I especially love the postcards although they aren't of much genealogical > value. > > Kelly > > > >If you were driving north, passing through Laytonville, you left the > > >present highway at the Bell Springs Road, (about 10 miles north of > > >Laytonville) and then could take this road all the way to Bridgeport, on > > >the Van Duzen River.... Kelly: You are right, I enjo
21. [CAHUMBOL-L] GenSeeker [1]
ROOTSWEB INTRODUCES GENSEEKER, a new search engine that accesses almost all sites at RootsWeb and many genealogical sites elsewhere on the Web. These searches are more than three times faster than they were before we upgraded the CPU and disk subsystem. Access GenSeeker at . The amount of material accessed by GenSeeker is huge and will grow quickly as this search engine indexes an ever-increasing number of Web sites. Try GenSeeker often to find new items of interest. GenS
22. Re: [CAHUMBOL] Re Blocksburg et al [1]
Ken Allard wrote: > > Whoops! > Already found an error, found it myself. > > In the paragraph > > >If you were driving north, passing through Laytonville, you left the > >present highway at the Bell Springs Road, (about 10 miles north of > >Laytonville) and then could take this road all the way to Bridgeport, on > >the Van Duzen River. > > NO, NO! You take the road all the way to BRIDGEVILLE on the Van Duzen River! > Sorry about that. > > You can extend this trip, if you like. You start with the Bell S
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