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Searching for: +path:coffin +(+date:aug +date:2006)
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1. f.y.i. ONLY - Rootsweb changes [1]
Dear members, This is for your information only. Please don't respond to the list. Rootsweb is changing to new list management software! The change may have already begun. To see the planned schedule see http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/migrate_sched.html Any differences you notice should be minor: The "-L" is being dropped from the official list name, but you will be able to both subscribe and post using the "old" name, with the -L, or the new one without it. If you use email headers to filter lis
2. Mourning Coffin 1812-1859 listed in the Quaker Collection Index [1]
Does anyone have any information about a person named Mourning Coffin (1812-1859) who is listed in the index for people who appear as a husband or wife on the Family Group Sheets comprising The Quaker Collection? Thanks ~ Gloria
3. Announcing Genealogy Voice Chats [1]
I thought this would be of interest to all who seek their roots thus I'm sending this to all the lists I manage no matter what place or surname. I have just downloaded the software and I'm setting up and testing it planning to be online a'chattin' with Dick this Thursday. I hope to see... er.. hear some of you also. Regards, David The article follows: Announcing Genealogy Voice Chats Genealogy chat sessions have been popular for years. These "chats" have always been conducted keyboard-to-keyboa
4. Resource: Domesday Book [1]
What is Domesday Book? At Christmas 1085 William the Conqueror commissioned a great survey to discover the resources and taxable values of all the boroughs and manors in England. He wanted to discover who owned what, how much it was worth, and how much was owed to him as King. It was a massive enterprise, and the record of that survey, Domesday Book, was a remarkable achievement. More at http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/documentsonline/domesday.asp?homelink=domesdaybanner1
5. Priscilla Coffin 1765-1793 listed in the Quaker Collection Index [1]
Does anyone have any information about a Priscilla Coffin (1765-1793) who is listed on the index for people who appear as a husband or wife on the Family Group Sheets comprising The Quaker Collection? Thanks ~ Gloria
6. Fwd: RE: Mourning Coffin 1812-1859 listed in the Quaker Collection Index [1]
This message is being forwarded to the list by the listowner. You may reply to the list at Coffin-L@rootsweb.com or to the sender at "Violet O. Guy" ------------------------------------------- > > > > >>>> >>writes inquiry of Mourning Coffin (1812-1859)<<< > > > >Last Sunday, In hopes of helping you, I put "The Encyclopedia of Quaker >Genealogy" by William Wade Hinshaw), (CD #192.)into my Computer CD >drive and >brought u
7. Resource: Savage [1]
Hi List, If you're searching your Coffin ancestors in New England as I am I'm sure you have heard of James Savage's "A Genealogical Dictionary of The First Settlers of New England" more commonly known simply as "Savage", and you've probably used it in your search for New England ancestors. I've found many of my early Colonial ancestors in that set of books. It's likely you used a copy at a library, like I have, or possibly you own a set. Unfortunately the set is again out of print, in paper version
8. New Genealogy E-Magazine: Digital Genealogist [1]
New Genealogy E-Magazine: Digital Genealogist The following is an announcement from Liz Kelley Kerstens: Ancestry has discontinued its magazine Genealogical Computing, effective with the July/August/September 2006 issue that is currently in the mail. As editor of GC for the past nearly seven years, I still believe there's a need for a magazine devoted to genealogy and technology. To that end, I am starting my own magazine later this year. It will be called Digital Genealogist and will be delivered t
9. Re: Priscilla Coffin 1765-1793 listed in the Quaker Collection Index [1]
Priscilla Coffin b 11 Oct 1765 was the daughter of William and Priscilla (Paddock) Coffin. She married Asa Hunt on 31 Mar 1791 at New Garden MM, Guilford County, North Carolina. Two of Priscilla and Asa's children were Libni and Miriam. Hope this is the Priscilla you meant. William and Priscilla were my 6x great grandparents. Bonnie in Indiana > Does anyone have any information about a Priscilla Coffin (1765-1793) who > is > listed on the index for people who appear as a husband or wife on the > Fa
10. Fwd: RE: Priscilla Coffin 1765-1793 listed in the Quaker Collection Index [1]
This message is being forwarded to the list by the listowner. You may reply to the list at Coffin-L@rootsweb.com or to the sender at "Violet O. Guy" ------------------------------------------- > >>>> GlowyJ49@aol.com wrote: >>>> Priscilla Coffin (1765-1793) on Family Group Sheets of "The Quaker >Collections"<<< > > >This would be Jerry Richmond's Quaker Collection! For the last few >months, >we have found that this Quaker Collection has been removed from >cites
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