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1. Re: [CHALK] advice [1]
>>For those of you interested: (I am still considering scanning and digitalising the 40 odd pages I have in order to make more generally available .. and more particularly, easily searcheable - would this help? any ideas where to place this on the web?) I believe Rootsweb, Ancestry.com or another geneology site has web pages you can put this information on as long as it is not copyrighted. Same goes for copying the book off for others. If it is copyrighted, you will have to have permission first to do so
2. Re: [CHALK] Introduction [1]
Hello, I see, unless mistaken, that Lynda in Texas is sending you a copy of 'the Chalk Family of England and America 1066-1942" Mine has just arrived - maybe this will help elucidate the missing links! There is years' worth of research material in it! I suspect 'my' William of Rochester, Milton, and/or Canterbury is related to the 'cpt' William ..as his trade was haberdasher/linen merchant' ... connected I assume (correctly??) with the trade of cpt William's ship. I may endeavour to scan and put the
3. Re: [CHALK] Introduction [1]
For those of you interested: (I am still considering scanning and digitalising the 40 odd pages I have in order to make more generally available .. and more particularly, easily searcheable - would this help? any ideas where to place this on the web?) >>>>>> Mark - There is a lady in La Grange, Texas, who I have been exchanging Chalk information with for a while now. Name: Clara Dokos (email: dokosngc@cvtv.net). Clara has made arrangements with a local office su
4. [CHALK] When Social Security first started [1]
Visit this site to find out about the beginnings of our Social Security card system. Verrrrrry interesting! http://www.ssa.gov/history/ssn/firstcard.html Dot Hosking Huntley in SW Oregon Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by Norton Anti-Virus http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/h/u/n/Dorothy-H-Huntley/
5. [CHALK] FYI [1]
Hello Listers, I receive notices from Rootsweb everytime a post bounces. Somedays I recieve several of these. They are caused by your addresses being over quota, changing addresses and not unsubscribing the old addy, and junk mail addy's. To reduce the number of these reports, which clutter up my email and take time away from my research, I have chosen to change the settings to 3 bounces and the digest will deliver every 24 hours instead of 18. What this means is if your address bounces 3 time Rootsweb
6. [CHALK] CHALK - Ontario, Canada [1]
Hello, List! I have a Charlotte CHALK marrying a Henry DYMER in Port Elgin, Ontario, Canada, on 4 Oct 1881. I haven't sent away for the marriage record, yet, so don't have any idea where Charlotte came from, or her parents. Henry Dymer came to Canada from Bulford, Wiltshire, England, with his father and a sister (at least) in 1876. Does this sound familiar to anyone? ____________ David J. Sparks Edmonton, Alberta Canada This communication is intended for the use of the recipient to which it is addressed,
7. RE: [CHALK] Introduction [1]
I too am interested in getting my hands on this book. Any info would be appreciated. Kind regards, Paul Chalk Senior Systems Officer Chief Provincial Firearms Office, Ontario Phone 705-329-5519 Fax 705-330-4299 -----Original Message----- From: Marie Scott [mailto:finola@sirinet.net] Sent: Monday, October 21, 2002 11:35 AM To: CHALK-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [CHALK] Introduction Greetings, Please tell me how one can obtain a copy of the Chalk Family of England and America 1066-1942.
8. Re: [CHALK] Introduction [1]
Greetings, Please tell me how one can obtain a copy of the Chalk Family of England and America 1066-1942. The book store doesn't have a record of this book. Thank you so much. Marie Chalk Scott Chalkmark@aol.com wrote: >Hello, > >I see, unless mistaken, that Lynda in Texas is sending you a copy of 'the >Chalk Family of England and America 1066-1942" >Mine has just arrived - maybe this will help elucidate the missing links! >There is years' worth of research material in it! > >I suspect 'my' William
9. RE: [CHALK] Introduction [1]
Please e-mail me at bevtex749@yahoo.com. Another cousain and i are busy doing an update volume to this book, but we have a small printing co. who is reproducing the original for a small price. Bev --- "Chalk, Paul (JUS)" wrote: > I too am interested in getting my hands on this > book. Any info would be > appreciated. > > Kind regards, > Paul Chalk > Senior Systems Officer > Chief Provincial Firearms Office, Ontario > Phone 705-329-5519 > Fax 705-330-4299 > > > -
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