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1. William Riley Campbell (fwd) [1]
Hi, Folks, Michael isn't on the mailing list, so send your replies directly to him at torbett@ma.ultranet.com Chris Christine Gaunt, gaunt@genealogy.org or cgaunt@umich.edu Campbell-L and BTRVETC-L listowner ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: 3 Jul 1998 12:58:32 -0000 From: Michael Torbett To: Campbell-L@genealogy.org Subject: William Riley Campbell Looking for ancestry of William Riley Campbell b 1827 d Aug 9 1898 in Watauga, TN, married to Margret Little b 1838 d
2. William H. Campbell [of Utica/Syracuse NY, USA] (fwd) [1]
The list thinks Bethlitsek@aol.com is not on the subscriber list, and I didn't take time to double-check. Please reply directly to Bethlitsek@aol.com so your message get to her/him. Chris Christine Gaunt, gaunt@genealogy.org or cgaunt@umich.edu Campbell-L and BTRVETC-L listowner ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: 16 Jul 1998 19:25:22 -0000 From: Bethlitsek@aol.com To: Campbell-L@emcee.com Subject: William H. Campbell At an auction, I received as part of a bulk sale a scrapbook belonging to
3. Admin: Getting off the list [1]
To get off the list, send a message to the -request address for the version you are receiving, with the Subject: UNSUBSCRIBE Regular list: Campbell-L-request@genealogy.org Digest list: Campbell-D-request@genealogy.org The Subject must be "unsubscribe" and cannot have an "Re" in it. If you are not sure which address to use, send your message to both. The one you aren't subscribed to will tell you it can't find you. You may prefer to use the web page at: http://www-personal.umich.edu/~cgaunt/Campb
4. RE: ' Last straw' - Scottish writers - CAMPBELL Genealogy [0.978883]
Chris and fellow CAMPBELL Researchers, It saddens me greatly that we can be excommunicated by quoting great SCOTTISH Literary works. Did you know that the author of 'Peter Pan' was a Scot? That it is believed that the inspiration for 'Neverland' was a small part of the west coast of Scotland where a finger of a tropical ocean current reaches? That the author's name was James BARRIE? That there is a bronze statue of 'Peter Pan' residing in Scotland? Bet that most of you didn't know that. I know that
5. Getting Convict Records [0.978883]
Ed, This is for you especially since you are always wondering but others should find this very usueful also. I came across this site earlier and thought someone may need this so here it is. http://www.kst.dit.ie/nat-arch/search01.html You can search from here all the reocords of convictions from Ireland and possibly which ship they were sent out of the country on.
6. Dawn's question: origion of Scots/Scotch [0.978883]
Dawn, From "The History of Scotland" by Peter and Fiona Somerset Fry: Scotland was by this time (Anglo-Saxon invasion) divided amond four peoples, three of whom were related, for they were Celts. ...Picts... Britons...Angles (Germans who settled between the Forth and Tyne rivers). The fourth people were the Scotti, those raiders of Roman days. They were Celts from Northern Ireland and they settled in the Argyll area and the western islands. They had not only joined the Picts on raids into sou
7. LDS Family History Library [0.978883]
>From: "Sandy Campbell" >To: "Campbell Genealogy List" >Subject: LDS Family History Library >> Hello All, I may be making a trip to the LDS Genealogical >>Library in a desperate >attempt to find out something about my >>ancestors. I've lived in Utah practically all my life >and never once >>have I been to this library, but I've heard it's a fabulous place for >>finding >facts on frustrating families.
8. Re: Maintaining the List [0.978883]
Thomas and All, The Campbell-L list is a free service provided by Genealogy Online, which is run by Michael Cooley, and which relies on donations or sponsors. List messages go through the various processes, and are archived on Michael's machine. We do take up a chunk of space. Donations are used to improve the system (memory, disk drives, etc.) or lease the lines connecting it to the Internet. Donations can be sent to: Michael Cooley Genealogy Online P.O. Box 123 Capit
9. Re: campbell-d Digest V98 #81 [0.978883]
< John Campbell & Grisel Campbell> < John Campbell, Grace Hay, & Grisel Campbell> There is a will for Grace Hay. I could not find my copy last night. From what I recall, she had a son James and other children... one of children was a son (youngest?) and was retarded in some way. She left money for his care. Not sure of her husband. If I find my copy I'll post it to the board Margie in CA
10. Re: Zzzz....."gonna wash..."...WENDY FLIES! [0.978883]
---------- > From: Wendy Farwell > To: edwardh@earthlink.net > Subject: Re: Zzzz....."gonna wash that man right out of my hair" > Date: Saturday, July 11, 1998 8:39 PM > > Alright....alright....you win.... I'll stay, for now. > ...[snip]... > > Wendy "You see, Wendy, I don't know any stories. None of the lost boys know any stories," Peter said dejectedly. "How perfectly awful," Wendy replied with a sweet caring voice. "Wendy, do come with me and tell stories to the other boys,"
11. Re: campbell-d Digest V98 #65 [0.978883]
unsubscribe
12. Re: (no subject) [0.978883]
I didn't mean to send this to the list -- apologies to all. I've already been privately yelled at, please don't clog my mailbox with further angry notes. Thanks. ---Patty (who has been subbed to the list for quite awhile and wishes she'd had time to post! :-) Patricia Whisler wrote: > > unsubscribe -- Patricia Whisler whisler@accessone.com http://www.accessone.com/~whisler
13. Re: Zzzzzzzzzz............... [0.978883]
---------- > From: HeartofTx@aol.com > To: edwardh@earthlink.net; campbell-l@emcee.com > Subject: Re: Zzzzzzzzzz............... > Date: Friday, July 10, 1998 11:15 PM > > << Snorrrrrrrrrrrre......................... > > I certainly wish to discuss and share information on the > Campbell families, however, I find it offensive to have > such contributions taking up space in my email- as the > one above. "Offensive?" Such strong vernacular. I certainly don't mean to sound rude, uncaring, inconsiderat
14. Re: Campbell [0.978883]
What a great site!!! Thanks so much. Karol Ann ---------- > From: Dave Johnson > To: Campbell-L > Subject: Campbell > Date: Sunday, July 12, 1998 7:06 AM > > For those of you that are either new to this list, or just did not know yet, I > have put together a Campbell Marriage/Census/SSAN on-line database. You can go > there and find out Campbell information, or post your Campbell marriage data for > others to find, and hopefully link up together. > > The page
15. Re: Alexander Campbell [0.978883]
---------- > From: Donna Ford > To: campbell-l@emcee.com > Subject: Alexander Campbell > Date: Sunday, July 12, 1998 12:39 AM > > First of all, thanks Ed for brightening up my afternoon. > Ya'll have been very entertaining. This is my first time > to post. I have Alexander Campbell b. c. 1800. > ...[snip...a bunch of genealogy]... > Do these guys sound familiar to anyone out there? > Would appreciate any help. Thanks a bunch......And > boy don't it feel good to laugh??????? >
16. Re: humor or madness??? [0.978883]
---------- > From: JudyL105@aol.com > To: gaunt@genealogy.org > Cc: edwardh@earthlink.net > Subject: humor or madness??? > Date: Sunday, July 12, 1998 9:54 AM > > Hi. I understand your point exactly. I belong to many list,tho > don't post as much as I would like and if I may say my 2 > cents worth, I have thoroughly enjoyed the past couple of > days since Ed fell asleep from the bordom. Fact is, > Christine, I didn't realize what an interesting and educational > list could be. The others, with the
17. Ed [0.978883]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_001C_01BDAF68.27D3E660 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable We are new to this list and I' ve read Ed's messages and all the = messages since. I had decided to stay out of this can of worms but I = have to say you all seem to be beating this thing to death with a dead = horse. Wheather Ed is on the list or off is not the point . The point is = some people are on other list( like rare ca
18. CAMPBELL - Duncan; SCTL, USA [0.978883]
CAMPBELL - Duncan; SCTL, USA Seeking additional information on parents, children and siblings of Duncan CAMPBELL (c 1780 c 1856) and Margaret CUMMING (1777-1862). Have detailed research on their decedents that I'll be glad to share with Duncan CAMPBELL researchers. More CAMPBELLS are listed on my web site: (7,500 names) CAMPBELL - SUTTON URL: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/5248/ Milo Sutton mailto:sutton@beachnet.gen.ca.us Name: Duncan CAMPBELL, M ---------------------------
19. re: Campbell search... [0.978883]
Hi, I am reposting this quiry in hopes that someone might have some information to share. Any info would be appriciated. My Campbell line consists of a John Campbell, of a yet unknown location, who was possibly married to an Agnus (last name unknown). This couple had at least one known child,and his name was Thomas B. Campbell. Thomas B. Campbell is listed on the Campbell database, as being married to Mary Ellen Wilkerson, in Woodford county, Illinois, in 1857. But I have found no written proof of this mar
20. MARGARA or MARGERY CAMPBELL [0.978883]
Hi everyone, Does anyone have Campbells who might have been in Southern IL. I am looking for a Margara Ann Campbell, b. abt. 1838 in IL. she was married to Phillip Towns Russell. They had the folling children... William M, Charles W. Amanda, Thomas Phillip, James and Addie Jane. Margara Ann Campbell was found in Williamson Co. IL, 1860, 1870, in Jackson Co. IL. 1880, She died around 1886, She and her husband were found on land deeds for Williamson Co. IL and I also have her on Phillip Russell`s Civil
21. Re: humor or madness??? [0.978883]
unsubscribe
22. CAMPBELL, ROBERT; 1897; KCMO, USA [0.978883]
Robert CAMPBELL married my great-aunt Louisa Clementine TABOR/ER on June 21, 1897 in Independance, Mo. They had 2 children. 1. June CAMPBELL married Fletcher SWEENEY, in Independance? and 2. Roy CAMPBELL, nfi. Would like to contact cousins and perhaps gain information on Robert and more on Aunt Lou, such as death date and place of burial. Thank you. JudyL105@aol.com
23. Looking for a county?? [0.978883]
I found a web page on the net that I think lots of people will love. When you type in the town and the state, it will tell you the county that the town is in, as well as the long and lat of the town. http://www.mit.edu:8001/geo Good luck everyone. Dawn.
24. North Carolina Campbell? [0.978883]
I am looking for the family of a Christian Campbell in North Carolina. She married Duncan McCollum or McCallum about 1791. They had 10 children between 1792 and 1812, all born in North Carolina. The second child (1794) was born in Richmond County, but we do not know where the others were born. We are confident that both Christian and her husband were born in Scotland but we do not know if they were married before or after they arrived in this country. We have seen her name listed as: -Christian Campbe
25. Re: Zzzzz......."a good man, Charlie Brown" [0.978883]
---------- > From: KCam7351@aol.com > To: edwardh@earthlink.net > Subject: Re: Zzzzzzzzzz............... > Date: Saturday, July 11, 1998 4:48 PM > > Ed, you're a good man -- thanks for stirring the pot. I was > about to unsubscribe because of all questions and no > answers. > > When I was a kid I had a crush on the girl two doors away > named Betty McCampbell. BUt what did I know about > genealogy then? > > Keith C. Thanks, Keith!...for being a human being. We need all we can get. Hahahaha.......
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