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1. [CAMP-L] Fw: VIRUS WARNING [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Stacey Bates" To: "Adam & Sunny Harp (E-mail)" ; "Amanda Wilson (E-mail)" ; "Arkansas Nanny (E-mail)" ; "Aunt Connie (E-mail)" ; "Bad Doc (E-mail)" ; "Becky Hofherr (E-mail)" ; "Bobby French (E-mail)" ; "Carla Hofherr (E-mail)" ; "Cheryl Bates (E-mail)"
2. [CAMP-L] new photos and updates [1]
Actually very old photos: I have added a number of new Camp photos and made additions to others. They are now available for viewing at http://www.clipper.net/~genlad under the pictures categorie. Sorry for the delay in posting but, I have been outright busy for the past couple of weeks. If I missed a photo you sent please let me know. Thanks. Larry
3. Re: [CAMP-L] Captain DeWitt Camp [1]
Hello Louise: I have nothing on DeWitt Camp except his name on a roster of soldiers who were in the Spanish-American War. I found a very worn and torn poster 20X22 in my Uncle Walter James Coker's house. It is a "Soldier's Memorial" with scenes of different battles, etc. There are about 100/110 names on the roster of the 2nd Regt. ____Alabama - Volunteer Infantry (Lomax Rifles) The officers are listed and then enlisted men. Bottom of poster is "Camp J----------Ala. June 14th, 1898. Where is this locat
4. [CAMP-L] A CourageousFather [1]
Dave, I have NEVER done more than read messages and take notes from the Camp List. I have been moved by some of the information, very appreciative of other, enjoyed the Camp website and even downloaded a picture, but saw no need to reply. I doubt if anyone knows I'm on the list. I do not belong to the N.R.A., we do not own guns, and we stop our children when they play killing with what ever device they imagine to be a gun. My husband and I are the parents of twelve children. To the message you fo
5. [CAMP-L] Fwd: New NARA Fee Schedule [1]
--part1_bc.578816e.265b2a07_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hi to all on the CAMP list. This was forwarded to me through another list and just wanted to post as an FYI for you, should you want to take action on it. I will include the notation from the other list owner who received this information. Just an FYI, Tobi L. in Washington I received information concerning a proposed fee increase to obtain records from NARA. In the interest of keeping yo
6. Re: [CAMP-L] Camp Family Bible, 1883 [1]
Tobi, That is just so great that you have this info and are willing and able to know how to share it. Thanks for sharing your treasure. Elaine Blackman ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, May 29, 2000 10:44 PM Subject: [CAMP-L] Camp Family Bible, 1883 > Hello to all the Camp relatives, > Today is one of the best day in my family research! My mother decided > that I have the CAMP Family Bible! She's been telling me for years that it > has
7. [CAMP-L] Larkin CAMP [1]
Hello CAMP Listers! In searching the CAMP mail list archives, I was happy to see many Larkin CAMP researchers. It was interesting to find an unusual number of coincidences between Larkin CAMP and the Alexander ORR family that I am researching. Alexander ORR is my gr-gr-gr-gr-grandfather and I have truly been stuck, as may be apparent, unable to find his birth parents or the surname of his wife Martha. I am writing to ask the list if any of you know of a 'family' connection between CAMP and ORR families.
8. [CAMP-L] Camps in TN, AR [1]
Can someone please contact me IF you have the following in your line ? Thomas Camp b in VA 1809 m Eliza ( Kaylor?) in NC ( she was b 1818) Children : Ann ... b in NC 1835 James b 1838 in Hardeman Co, TN William b 1841 in TN Mary b 1844 in TN Pitser M b 1847 in TN ... m Sarah Jane Parker Nov 1870 in Hardeman TN Robert b 1849 in TN Humphreys b abt 1851 in TN Lewis b abt 1854 in TN Sarah J b abt 1857 in TN Charles b 1859 in TN Thomas and Eliza are buried in Camp Cemetery located on the farm of Wilmore
9. Re: [CAMP-L] Captain DeWitt Camp [1]
Hi Mary Yes I would like to have what you found on Capt.CAMP, DeWitt Thomas F.CAMP was my late husbands grandfather. He was born in Lowndes Co. in 1861. His father DeWitt C. CAMP was killed at the Battle of Shiloh in 1862. Captian DeWitt CAMP would have joined the 2nd Regt. from Mobile Co. Its a small world I find that my grandparents on my fathers side were born in Lowndes Co. too My grandmother was Fanny BARGANIER. Thanks so very much. Louise Dickens Smith
10. [CAMP-L] Photos from England [1]
The photographs turned out fine. Due to the low-light and lack of tripod, I was concerned about photographing the Baptismal font at Nazeing. "Somehow" it turned out fine. Due to family committments this weekend (my ten-year old's baseball game and my seventeen-year old's first prom) it will be the first of the week before I can scan them and send to Larry (thank-you!) to post to the Camp list. I hope ya'll will like the photos and will plan a trip soon for you to see these shrines yourselves! Have a wo
11. Re: [CAMP-L] Fw: VIRUS WARNING [1]
Just a note to add to this...MANY companies computers were wiped out by the "I LOVE YOU" VIRUS! Was on the news here in Seattle....for your own safety don't open anything with the subject line "I Love You" OR better yet.... Make it a practice not to open any e-mail when you don't know who it's from! May all your computers be virus free, Tobi L.
12. Re: [CAMP-L] Nazeing and Frien Barnet, England [1]
Hi Susan, I''ll let you know as soon as I hear from Mrs. Day. I'd be happy to also let you know how to locate the almshouse and church. It is a bit complicated if you don't know the Brit transit system (as I didn't) but I can pass on which stations, trains and buses I used which might cut down on travel time for you. I don't know what the landscape looks like any other time of year, but this spring was glorious! I'll keep in touch, Carole At 09:47 AM 05/12/2000 EDT, you wrote: >Dear Carole, > >Wow, y
13. Re: [CAMP-L] Fw: A Courageous Father [1]
Thank you for forwarding this. Just because certain people seem bent on taking God of out of our lives, I am encouraged by those who have the courage to acknowledge Him. I believe that those who would try to destroy us in this manner, live in the fear of their own disbelief. Virginia ----- Original Message ----- From: David Camp To: Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2000 9:02 AM Subject: [CAMP-L] Fw: A Courageous Father > I don't usually do this, but I am sending this
14. Fwd: [CAMP-L] Camp Family Bible, 1883 [1]
--part1_7c.63c4a43.266711ba_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Elaine, Thank you for the note. I'm still very excited about the CAMP Family Bible (1883) of Milton and Lydia Ann (Hazel) CAMP, and the family history it tells, as well as the flowers that are pressed inside it, and the cutouts that have been used as book marks. There's even a peice of material that was used as a bookmark. Best yet, is to know, that my great-great grandmother had i
15. [CAMP-L] Camp Family Bible, 1883 [1]
Hello to all the Camp relatives, Today is one of the best day in my family research! My mother decided that I have the CAMP Family Bible! She's been telling me for years that it has no names in it. I've seen it before, and couldn't find anything in it, until today (wasn't digging hard enough, that's apparent)! The pages after the Old Testament, and before the New Testament have the following names and dates. These pages included the Birth Records and Death Records on separate pages, but I'l
16. [CAMP-L] Nazeing and Frien Barnet, England [1]
Dear List: WOW! My husband and I returned late last night from London. We were extremely privileged to have visited our Camp roots in England. Cragg Hines of this list bent over backwards to help me with the logistics of the villages. I am forever in his debt. Let me just say that if you've been considering visiting England and if it is worth the effort and expense, don't hesitate! The village of Frien Barnet is north of London. If you go from London by train, it is still necessary to take a short bus
17. [CAMP-L] Littleberry Camp [1]
Hello Camp researchers & Pat this might also interest you - another puzzle. I was looking thru the 1870 Pleasanton, Atascosa Co. Census and ran across only one Camp surname - visitation 417 Seals, B. L., age 45, M, W, Farmer, b. MS Seals, Lucinda, age 35, F,W, Keeping house, b. AL Camp, Virgil C., age 16, M, W, At home, b. TX Camp, Littleberry, age 14, M, W, At home, b. TX Camp, Josephine, age 8, F, W, ________, b. TX _______, Willis, age 15, M, B, Domestic Servant, b. TX Ah - the puzzle :) - Dot
18. Re: [CAMP-L] Nazeing Transcripts [1]
In a message dated 5/23/00 5:56:30 PM Eastern Daylight Time, fojo@mindspring.com writes: << Dear List, I received the transcripts from All Saints Church in Nazeing yesterday. Mrs. Day listed all CAMP, CAMPE and CAMPS baptismal, marriage and death records from the original church records from the first recorded around 1585 thru the early 1700's. The transcript is six typed pages. Details are naturally sketchy in some parts due to inadequate originals. Now to the technical. What would be the bes
19. Re: [CAMP-L] Fw: VIRUS WARNING [1]
Hello All, According to the information I have heard this is a worm virus and I think that means it will send it to everyone in your address book and it will be from you. I may be wrong but, I think that is correct. Mike ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2000 8:28 PM Subject: Re: [CAMP-L] Fw: VIRUS WARNING > Just a note to add to this...MANY companies computers were wiped out by the > "I LOVE YOU" VIRUS! Was on the news here in Seat
20. [CAMP-L] correct address [1]
http://www.clipper.net/~genlady/
21. Re: [CAMP-L] Fw: VIRUS WARNING [1]
Dear Tobi L. and all my other wonderful Camp research friends - I might suggest keeping a list of new virsus you hear of - and to be leary of subject lines that might not jive with who is sending - all of the virsus I have had come thru my home computer have been from people I know - and they didn't know a virus had attached itself to the unit - I have been lucky enough to have recognized all of them so far & didn't open. I did however send a warning back to my dear friends - one was a newly found 1s
22. [CAMP-L] Fw: A Courageous Father [1]
I don't usually do this, but I am sending this to all on my mailing list whether you think it appropriate or not. Thank You, and may God Bless the efforts of this father. Dave Camp ----- Original Message ----- From: Eric & Lisa White To: Russ & Jill Amerling ; Robert & Angela Vey ; Pat Borter ; Pastor Rick & Robin Cantrell ; Lisa Van Vorst ; Lisa Camp ; John & Orlene Maze ; Jimmy Allen ; George & Kelly Parent ; Duane & JoAnna Brigman ; Doug & Ramona Cates ; Dennis & Connie Kean ; David & Sabine Hopper ; D
23. [CAMP-L] Fwd: CAMP-D Digest V00 #81 [1]
--part1_62.3565799.264df6d9_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit In a message dated 05/12/2000 12:19:49 AM Pacific Daylight Time, CAMP-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > I'll let you know soon how the photos turned out and when I receive > the transcripts. > Carole, I too would like to have copies of both your photos and transcripts. I understand that you are going to have some photos posted on the Camp list, but I would be interested in all the pic
24. [CAMP-L] Thomas Camp [1]
Tom Camp, Pvt. comm. off.-Storey, Capt A. D Co for Beat #3, about Anderson, Grimes Co., 17th Brigade, TST Enlist: 1861 Disch: (blank) Descrip (blank) Remarks: R & F 150, Musteroll, Co Com 5-20-61 Copied from microfilm V-207-13 Texas,Civil War Confederate Index. Need help with this soldier. I read that the above information indicates Tom Camp's service was in the Texas State Troops or something like the "homeguard". I have tried the NARA, Texas State Archives and many lists and I am unable to learn the fa
25. [CAMP-L] Captain DeWitt Camp [1]
I found and old Spanish-American War "Soldier's Memorial" of the 2nd Regt, (torn), Alabama, Volunteer Infantry. {LOMAX RIFLES] , Camp J-------------Ala. June 14th, 1898. Under Company Officers there is listed Captain DeWitt Camp. There are about one hundred names listed on this roster. Will do lookup for reasonable length of time.DeWitt Camp was the only CAMP listed. Would like to know where Camp J----------- is located. Mary Coleman Stewart, Lowndes Co., AL
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