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1. [CAMP-L] Thomas W. Camp [1]
This is the Camp family I'm researching. I'm not sure but the only information I have is that they were in Harralson County GA at about 1900. Can any one help? Thomas W. Camp b. 10/1859 + Elisa A. E. Holcombe b. 4/1861 (m. abt. 1884) 1) Oscar M. Camp b. 7/08/1887 d. 4/1976 +India Sharp Children: Buster, Verdell, William, Marcus, Eugene, Pearl, Troy, Alma and Thelma Elizabeth 2) John T. Camp Children: Ruthie, Horace and Cecil 3) Robert Camp b. 8/1890 4) Frances Camp b. 3/1892 5) Carry E. Camp b
2. Campe/Barron [1]
Hi, On the Watson home Page I noticed a Thomas Campe married a Catherine Barron, does anyone know more on these Declan
3. [CAMP-L] The URL for Gedcom [1]
Someone rightly told me to post the URL for the gedcom file so here it is. http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=lcamp Larry
4. Re: [CAMP-L] Polk Co. GA CAMPs [1]
Carole. Do you have any descendant information for a Richard A. Camp (b. November 04, 1850 - d. February 01, 1924) and a Mary Frances Brooks Camp (b. April 20, 1856 - d. April 02, 1934) who were married on September 17, 1874, in Cedartown, Polk Co., GA? I would appreciate any information you might have and I am willing to share any information I have. Clarence Atkins Ozawkie, KS ----- Original Message ----- From: Carole Johnson To: Sent: Thursday, November 11,
5. Fw: [CAMP-L] More Camp Data [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: REITA KELLEY To: Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 1999 8:16 PM Subject: Re: [CAMP-L] More Camp Data > Barbara, > My parents Granville Grover Cleveland Camp and Reita Marguerite Thomas > were married in an airplane over Ft Oglethorpe ,Ga July 14,1929. As far as > I or my father( now deceased) have been able to determine they were the > first couple to be married in an airplane.in the United States. The man > that flew
6. [CAMP-L] THE URL [1]
I guess I should have posted the address: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Canyon/9325/ Larry
7. [CAMP-L] Camp/Parham [1]
There are no less than three Avery Camp's listed in the Walker County, GA census of 1990. Lots of Parhams as well. You might consider looking there. It is fully indexed and online at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/6370/walker.html
8. [CAMP-L] Marriage records [1]
I found this through a news letter...It is Marriage records of Middlesex England Parish... Groom: CAMP, Daniel Bride: BUMSTED, Sarah Date: 1804~AUG 05 Parish: Enfield Groom: CAMP, Edward Bride: WELLING, Elizabeth Date: 1810~JAN 29 Parish: Feltham Groom: CAMP, John Bride: BOURNE, Elizabeth Date: 1628~NOV 25 Parish: Enfield Bride Note: WIDOW Groom: CAMP John Bride: BROWN, Mary Date: 1724~FEB 02 Parish: Enfield Groom: CAMP, Joseph Bride: GRIFFEN, Ann Date: 1814~NOV 14 Parish: Edmonton Groom: CAMP, William
9. Fwd: [CAMP-L] More Data [1]
--WebTV-Mail-18997-3319 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Ths is the first page..will try to add a page each day....Let me know if u see Problems...Thanks Carolyn http://community.webtv.net/carlynb/DIGGINGROOTS --WebTV-Mail-18997-3319 Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Message/RFC822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Received: from mailsorter-101-3.iap.bryant.webtv.net (209.240.198.120) by storefull-
10. Re: [CAMP-L] Re: Camp Family [1]
I have photocopies of the Family Record from the Starling Camp Bible showing "James B. Camp was orn thee 30th October 1832. Another page shows "James B. Camp and Maryanna Dillen was married May the 8th 1850". I guess I failed to mention him before. Sorry. Linda
11. [CAMP-L] New Camp Gedcom (incomplete) [1]
I have just posted a small Gedcom file at Camps of Relay, Georgia if you have any information I can add please let me know. Larry
12. [CAMP-L] New Camp Data [1]
Hi all, I just posted some of the following miscellaneous Massachusetts Camp data you may wish to look at if you have ancestors from the New England area: Genealogical Dictionary of New England Settlers PIONEERS FROM MASSACHUSETTS (An Index of Pioneers from Massachusetts to the West) Massachusetts Town Vital Records Collection Barbara Farris Carrie Camp Memorial Library http://www.clipper.net/~genlady
13. Re: [CAMP-L] More Camp Data [1]
http://community.webtv.net/carlynb/ DIGGINGROOTS check this site out ...please let me know if changes need to be made...check daily as i will add a page each day...any help offered with this will be greatly appreciated....thanks for all the work out there that makes this project possible...Carolyn..
14. Re: [CAMP-L] Paulding Co., GA CAMPs [1]
Carole, A A, and Larry, I hope you all don't mind if I reply to the discussion about the Camps. A few weeks ago I received info from a lady who had purchased a box of records on the Camps. I have ancestor chart of the following: 1 .Camp, Raymond Edward b 10-24-1927, Carroll Co, Ga, m Aug 16, 1947 His Father 2. Camp, John Thomas JR. b Oct 15, 1882, Clayton Co GA, m Dec 24, 1902, d May 23, 1951, Douglas Co, Ga Wife of John Thomas JR. Minnie Carmen Morris, b July 28, 1883, in Douglas Co, Ga, d
15. [CAMP-L] Civil War Pictures [1]
Check out this web site, there are 11 Camp photo's that I will be putting that information (not the photos) on the military page on the Camp web site. If any of your other ancestors were in the Civil War, you will want to check if there is a photo of them. http://carlisle-www.army.mil/usamhi/PhotoDB.html This site was created by the U.S. Army Military History Institute and it is a searchable database of their Special Collections. Using this database you can see if a photograph exists of your Civil War
16. [CAMP-L] Gedcom file [1]
Oh forgot, that file can also be accessed at http://www.geocities.com/ancestry_info/index.html Larry
17. Re: [CAMP-L] Re: Camp Family [1]
I am not sure. It seems like every family had a Mary, but I am not sure of my Starling's siblings. Sorry. Linda
18. [CAMP-L] Polk Co. GA CAMPs [1]
Larry, This is getting really weird. I have thought it a bit odd that the CAMP's from my father's family and the BREWER's of my mother's side must have a connection - but now we've added a new connection with the PARHAM's also from my mother's side. I am descended from James CAMP (son of John and Mary TARPLEY CAMP) married to Mary BERRY, through John CAMP, James Seaborn CAMP, John Thomas CAMP, William Robert CAMP and my dad James Irvan CAMP. My mother's ggggrandfather was Joel BREWER of Polk County, Georg
19. [CAMP-L] Frances Marion Camp [1]
I'm unfortunately at work and not near my research but, I'm so excited about finding this list that I would like to ask a question now. My Grandmother NEE Frances Marion Camp (b. 1899-1900) married Pleman Robert Johnston around 1920. Her mother was a Hairston. Do you have the ancestry (Camp) of my grandmother already? Fran Johnston
20. Re: [CAMP-L] Re: Camp Family [1]
Someone asked awhile back if Lewis C. and Nathan F. Camp, sons of Starling Camp and Mary "Polly" Fish, had died in the War Between the States. According to the Muster Roll of Co. "B" 30th Reg. GA Vol. Inf. ,Army of TN, CSA for Butts Co. GA both did. Lewis is listed as "killed at Chickamauga Sept. 19, 1863" and Nathan "killed at Murfreesboro Dec. 7, 1864." Their half brother ,Willis F. Jarrell was listed as "died in service". I have his date of death as June 28, 1864, according to the Starling Camp Bible.
21. Re: [CAMP-L] James Camp of Gwinnett County GA [1]
Hi, Al, Thanks for your observation. Have you or anyone you know of really researched our James? I felt that the Mann' coverage was sketchy, but didn't know if that was due to a lack of time or sources. My daughter is a student at UGA and I frequently drive through Jefferson, which I think has pretty good records of the area. Any suggestions of where to start? Carole At 06:40 PM 11/13/99 -0500, you wrote: >Carole/Larry, but Camp-Kemp showed no child named "Elias" >for James m. Sarah Jennings, and did s
22. Re: [CAMP-L] Re: Camp Family [1]
Thanks, Linda. ----- Original Message ----- From: Jalmer Dixon To: Sent: Sunday, November 21, 1999 1:59 PM Subject: Re: [CAMP-L] Re: Camp Family > Elaine, > I realized I forgot to tell you Mary Fish Camp's other husband was > William Jarrell they married 6, Feb. 1838. Willis was born May 7, 1841. > Also, I just came across a note that page 532 of the book History of Butts > County, GA has the wife of Nathan Fish Camp as Sara M. Andrews. I am quite > sure
23. [CAMP-L] New Genalogy Chatroom [1]
Hi, I have just posted a genealogy chat room at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Canyon/9325/ This room is designed only for mailing list members and folks researching in the Southeast United States. It will work whether I am on line or not. So please come visit. Thanks. Larry
24. [CAMP-L] Camp Obits from Polk Co., GA [1]
Clarence Atkins sent these obits in and I will be posting them on the Rootsweb.com Camp obit page. Barbara Farris Carrie Camp Memorial Library - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - << The following obituaries are for those who have not yet seen them. These, and many more are available at http://www.rootsweb.com/~gapolk/ thanks to the efforts of Wendell Stephens. Enjoy Clarence Rev. E. A. Camp, was born in Gwinnett County, GA., August 20th, 1825; died in Polk County, GA.,
25. [CAMP-L] JOHN R. CAMP, also HARRIS, SWAN, KORNAL & YOCKEY [1]
John R. Camp, publisher of the "Bushnell Record", in Bushnell, McDonough County, Ill., was born in the county named, February 6, 1862. He is a son of S. P. AND SAMANTHA (HARRIS) CAMP, the father a native of Tennessee and the mother of Illinois. The former came to McDonough County in the 'fifties, and followed the occupation of a farmer. John R. Camp received his elementary education in the common schools, and at the age of sixteen years began to learn the printer's trade in the office of what is now the "Bu
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