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1. Re: CCGS meeting [1]
Hi folks, While 90% of those subscribed to CATAWBA-WEST live in excess of 100 miles from Catawba County, there are about 50 or so that live closer than 50 miles. Since I am giving a talk on Internet genealogy, I thought it would be interesting to see how many non-members of the CCGS would attend if the only notice of the meeting they received was from the mail list. This post may explain my motives to those who have written wondering why the announcement was made to folks across the country. Several folks
2. Adam Cloninger and John Seitz/Sides [1]
I have learned a very important lesson. I referred to a page in "German Speaking People West of the Catawba". I made an error when I did not give the page number as 111. This page deals with Adam Cloninger's family and shows that Adams Oldest Daughter married John Seitz. I gave no thought that someone might refer to the information on the SEITZ FAMILY on page 379. I find the information about the Deitz family very interesting in that the land for this family of George is in the general area w
3. Re: Deal/Sipe [1]
My family's research has hit a deadend at a Deal. We are looking for parents of Christina Deal , of Rowan County, NC, b 3-13-1824, d 10-19-1888; m. James C. Roseman 7-15-1841, Rev. John Lantz officiated. There were 12 children: Lafayette Lee Washington(10-5-1842), Blosman Rufus(3-25-1844), Margaret Ann(10-23-1846), Mary Londy(10-21-49), Nancy A (3-2-1852).Laura Jane (10-4-1854), Thornton Douglas (5-1-1856), Valindingan (5-6-1859),James Augustus (11-14-1863), Minnie Jural (1-21-1865) & Cora Alethia Edda(4-18
4. Maguette, NC [1]
Can anyone help? If so, please respond to Jan Commers > > home denjudy@bright.net or jlcommers@hotmail.com - ------------------------------ > > Could you tell me if you have ever heard of Maguette, North Carolina? > I am helping my brother-in-law research his family history. His father > was born in 1909 or 1910 in what we believe to be Maguette. That is > what is on his Army discharge papers and his Social Security Record. > If you have not heard of it, I would appreciate any help that you could gi
5. Re: Georg Adam Seitz and Johann Adam Seitz [1]
In a message dated 3/12/99 3:30:46 PM Central Standard Time, weidner@twave.net writes: << Dear Lorena, One quick correction: George Seitz married Susanna Salome Peterson, not Georg Adam Seitz. >> For purposes of clarification, the George Seitz who married Susannah Peterson IS the same individual as George Adam Seitz. This George Adam Seitz was the son of Johann Adam Seitz, more commonly referred to in records as Adam Sides. <<27 Jan. 1768 Mecklenburg County, NC Deed Book 3:67-68 [Georg] Adam Sides and w
6. Re: William Franklin Poovey [1]
At 02:40 PM 3/13/99 , you wrote: >looking for information to confrim birth, marriage and death >dates on William Franklin Poovey, Jr. birth 1862 in Catawba >County. married 1-4-1885 in Hickory, died 9-28-1948 and >buried in MT. Olive cemetry. also looking for information >about his wife. Martha Jane Herman. Born 7-27-1867 in >Catawba County and died 10-10-1949 or 1947 in Hickory and >buried in MT. Olive Cemetry in Hickory. In consecutive graves at Mt. Olive are: James O. S/o W F & M J Poovey 10 May 1
7. Warlick Township. [1]
William, A couple suggestions and Guesses. Originally the Warlicks settled the area north west of the town of Lincolnton. This was the Daniels Church area and also the Reepsville area. The Warlicks had large land holdings in this vicinity. When using the census records you can usually find an attached map showing where the areas are located. I have had cause to work extensively with census records. Let me know if can be of further assistance. My fourth grade teacher was Miss Warlick who lived
8. MOSES, Gaither A. b.abt 1890 Burke Co NC-to David Moses & Frances Helms Moses [1]
Hi all, At the risk of really irritating everyone, I am running my request again (I HAVE A FEW NEW DETAILS THAT MAY "CONNECT" WITH SOMEONE OUT THERE). I would greatly appreciate any help you can give me and my family. I will give you all of the details I have right now. We are so desperate to find something on grandfather - it is as if he has vanished into thin air and never existed - except I know he did - I have a marriage certificate and birth certificate to prove it! I am looking for death/buri
9. Archibald Little Hager Diary Update [1]
We have put 1848 from the diary on our web page. Just follow the first link below. Warning everyone now there will be some gaps in 1849 as a few pages of our copy are almost impossible to read. Will put up was is readable. Ter n Ger Genealogical database is at: http://micosaur.granitecity.com Join us in the #GenealogyForum on Afternet, directions available here: http://www.rare.on.ca/users/genealogyforum/index.htm
10. Re: Photographing Old Gravestones [1]
At 07:46 AM 3/29/99 -0800, JOYCE MCCORKLE wrote: > >Sometime ago there was a discussion of the best methods of photographing >old gravestones. Is this in a Catawba List archives or can someone send >me a copy? I put mine in a safe place and now will be neding the info >in May and can't find it. I remember seeing a thread about that on one genealogy list. Some messagse mentioned using a reflector, such as a big sheet of cardboard with tinfoil on it. I think the basic thing is ensuring the maximum amount
11. Jacob Cloninger, Jr. Family Update [1]
Recently I posted information on the Jacob Cloninger, Sr. family which included two daughters whose names I did not know. The following is information on one of the unnamed daughters. This information was obtained from the Polk County Historical and Genealogical Society's Heritage Book, submitted by Shelta R. Shrum of Lafayette, TN. 1 Susan Catherine Cloninger born February 16, 1824, died October 15, 1915, marred John Wesley Johnson (born abt. 1817, died abt. 1890) before 1842 in Polk County, TN. The
12. HELTON / COBB [1]
Your assistance is needed to provide additional information about HELTON or COBB. Frances (Fannie) HELTON, born September 9, 1817 Sevierville, Sevier Co., TN, married James COBB, February 3, 1838, Lincoln Co., NC, died November 4, 1857, Newton, Catawba Co., NC, burial Wesley's Chapel, United Methodist Church Cemetery, Catawba Co., NC. Frances brother John HELTON, Sevierville, Sevier Co., TN, married Ruth Joiner, they were parents of Mary Elizabeth Helton, born May 8, 1843 Sevierville, Sevier Co., TN, marr
13. Re: Mathias Taylor [1]
On Tue, 02 Mar 1999 02:30:31 -0800 IDA HAWKINS writes: >I am searching for information on Mathias Taylor. Believe to have been >born about 1752. He lived in Hope N.C. and belonged to the Moravian >Church. His wife was named Mary Owen. They were my 4th great >grandparents. Would like any info on this family. Thank you. >Ida Hawkins Dear Ida, The given name Mathias suggests Germanic origin. The Germanic surname Schneider is often translated into its English equivalent, Tay
14. PRESLEY-PRESSLEY mailing list [1]
Hello, A mail list has been established for PRESLEY - PRESSLEY research. Anyone with an interest in these names is welcome to subscribe. We look forward to having you! http://www.onelist.com/subscribe/Presley-Pressley or Presley- Pressley list subscribe Thank you, Nancy Pressley
15. campgrounds [1]
Can any one give me info of RV campgrounds in or around cleveland, shelby, or burke Co.need to know right away.Bill England
16. Campbell's Cemetery [1]
I have been trying to locate the graves of ALFRED MARTIN and CATHARINE BUMGARNER, as well as ALEXANDER BUMGARNER and EMMA ANDREWS without success. However, I believe I know where they are buried. As far as I can determine they lived their entire lives in the area just east of Maiden. A DANIEL CAMPBELL signed the marriage bond with ALFRED, so the Martins and Campbells knew each other. The Bumgarners and the Martins knew each other too since they lived in this same area (1850 Census). HENRY THORNTON MART
17. Re: Unidentified subject! [1]
In a message dated 99-03-13 12:18:51 EST, aggie@rmci.net writes: << The designation we now give to our relatives are not necessarily the same as those intended by generations past. The same sort of problem also applies to the supposition that anyone with "Jr." after his name is the son of "Sr.". My grandfather was called Jr. but it was to distinguish him from his uncle who lived at the same time in the same neighborhood and for whom he was probably named. >> It should also be remembered that our anc
18. UNSUBSCRIBE [1]
Thanks to all and to all good luck
19. CHarlie Wood [1]
Hello, I am looking for Charles L. (Charlie) WOOD. He was born in Lincoln Co., GA in April of 1899. He married Bright (surname unknown) , not sure when or where. Moved to Hickory, NC, again not sure when. They had a daughter?, maybe adopted?not sure. They were suppose th have died in Catawba Co., ( supposedly in Hickory). I know that this is not much to go on, but right now it is all I have. I would appreciate any information on this family. Thank you, Jan Bohler jbohler@bellsouth.net
20. John Clark of Clark's Creek [1]
If anyone has knowledge of the Clark for whom Clark's Creek is named, your help is needed. Please make responses to: Judy Wick ----------------------------- > Anne W. McAllister (my husband's mother was a >Whitener) recently forwarded a copy of a photo from a highway marker said >to be on Highway 73 west of Cornelius and Lake Norman in front of Cowans >Ford Dam. Anne has been kind enough to help me in my search for Clark >relatives, but this is the only information she has. >
21. HILSON [1]
I'm looking for info on my g-father, Jeff Hilson. He supposedly worked for a newspaper in Hickory possible early 1930's. He is thought to have died in Hickory maybe around 1936. Any information would be most appreciated. Thank you, Kevin Cooke
22. Pleasant Webb [1]
I am seeking any additional information that you can add to these families especially the parents/siblings of Pleasant Webb. Thanks a million. ============================================================ Pleasant (Plesent) WEBB was born about ca 1760. His son, Elias, said that his father, Pleasant was born in Ireland (not substantiated). He died between 1830 and 1840 in Ohio, USA. Around 1800 Pleasant and family came in to the Ohio valley from Rutherford County, North Carolina. In 1803 (reported to be 45 ye
23. Re: Taps [1]
This is a wonderful and painful story. Let's all pray we will not be hearing "TAPS" anytime in the near future. Future mother-in-law of an army private- Page Lee
24. Unidentified subject! [1]
In regard to the following message reply: It can sometimes be misleading to presume "son-in-law" means daughters husband - he could also have been a child of a man's wife by a previous marriage. The designation we now give to our relatives are not necessarily the same as those intended by generations past. The same sort of problem also applies to the supposition that anyone with "Jr." after his name is the son of "Sr.". My grandfather was called Jr. but it was to distinguish him from his uncle who lived a
25. Re: DAR Lineage Books Online [1]
Elizabeth: Please advise me of the web site address for the DAR you are referring to. Thanks, Carol -----Original Message----- From: Elizabeth Whitaker To: CATAWBA-WEST-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, March 16, 1999 5:55 PM Subject: Re: DAR Lineage Books Online >At 04:53 AM 8/7/98 -0400, Lesa wrote: >>I checked the DAR books. The very first name I searched had wrong >>information in it. So, now everyone that uses that information for >>reference informa
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