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1. Re: Party: Mxmy of Zebcor [1]
Joan, You asked me to take my ship and rescue poor Hazel who's hanging around in Calgary. It's not my ship, but I'll pass along the message to you-know-what. Mxmy gave me a model of a Zebcorian ship last year, but the directions are in a Zebcorian dialect I cannot read so it's still in about a million pieces. I asked him for some help but he just giggled and told me to get my 'ship' together! Regards, Rick
2. Re: Mary Christmas [1]
Shirley, Uh huh, and next I suppose you'll be telling us "Mary Wight" was also a she. (That's as in "Outspake their Captain brave and bold, A merry wight was he...") Rick Elliott
3. Re: Cessna Christmas flight [1]
Wondering if you (you are the pilot, right?) might need to be spelled for a bit on such a long flight, I still have my NZ Private Pilot Licence #6512 which which was issued to me on 5th March 1968. I am rated for Cessna 150, Cessna 172 and Piper PA28. I learned to fly in NZ from a sheep padock, with the Otago Aero Club, and I was the first American to do so. (I'll never forget my first solo taking off over the sheep!) At the time I was captain of a US Navy "Operation Deep Freeze" picket ship based in D
4. Surname WORDEN-- SE Cornwall [1]
Hello, Does any have a match for WIlliam WORDEN or WARDEN who married Elizabeth Elliott (or Eliot) at Pillaton 15 May 1778? I believe William died about Jun 1827 in Saltash. Rick Elliott
5. Dear Listmom... [1]
Are the two lists to be separate for all Eternity, or just until the hoopla surrounding the Christmas party dies down-- probably next March or April?. If the lists are to remain separate, what will THIS one be used for in the future? I feel a bit uneasy about this because I'm certain there will be a great number of postings which end up on both lists. I like the way the single list was, pre-party, and would hope we could return to that format at some point. In retrospect I only wish we could have l
6. New subscriber [1]
Hello, I'm new to the list and looking for ancestors in Devon and Cornwall. In Constantine and Holsworthy I have some information on DOUBT family, and am looking for any relatives or info, and also NORTHCOTT family in Holsworthy. Thanks for any assistance getting started!
7. GRIGG Family, St Austell, Mid-19th Century [1]
Attention Ross Wheadon rwheadon@mancom.com.au-- your Email bounced posting to the entire list so I am posting to the entire list. Ross, This is from the March, 1974 (yes, 1974) issue of The National Genealogical Society Quarterly. ("National," meaning in this case "American.") Page 12. "Grigg Family Bible Record "The following framed family record, probably removed from a family Bible, was purchased in 1973, probably at an antiques show from a dealer who stated that it was acquired from a private par
8. Will be There Dreckly [1]
Hello, My lady boss, whom I usually call "She Who Must Be Ignored," has been on my case today so I've only been able to sneak off to the party every so often on breaks. I do hope Mxmy has been behaving himself (or itself). He has just contacted me to tell me he'll be delayed in picking me up this time because, believe it or not, he forgot where he hid his Saucer! He thinks he put it down one of the abandoned mine shafts nearby but he forgot which one. He'd forget all 6 1/2 of his heads if they wer
9. Re: Surname HEARD [1]
Chris, >From the Quethiock db. (All events occurred in Quethiock.) William HARFOOT married English HEARD 1 Jan 1688/9. John TRENAMAN married Elizabeth HERD 29 Sept. 1691. John HOARDE was buried 16 Sept. 1677. Regards, And Merry Christmas Rick Elliott
10. Party across the date line [1]
Chasing the midnight sun, we would like to wish all of you a very merry Christmas from Downunder. Anyone heading south for the Olympics drop a line and say hello. Thanks for all the help and info. through the year. Researching Cornish :- Chirgwin (and variations) since 1610, Kneebone, Tuckey, Harvey Yours faithfully, Peter and Bronwyn, Joseph, David and Samuel Berger from the Berger Family, Lawson, NSW, Australia bergeroz@pnc.com.au peterb@moranhealthcare.com.au http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/64
11. Re: Update to Guest List [1]
Never too late, I hope: FELT, Joe Bothell, Washington One LARGE Partridge and FELT, Sunnie Same Six Turtle Doves Bringing a bushel of marinated Geoducks and ten cases of Seattle's Red Hook Ale! Joe Felt
12. Christmas party music (Sorry, party poopers!) [1]
OK, I give up! I'm willing to sing in the choir. I sing low bass with a range from C below middle C to F above middle C. I only do solos by accident (except in Broadway musicals). We can't do our carolling before the 13th because I have to save my boom power for the two concerts my 60-voice choir is doing on the 11th and 12th--lots of John Rutter (English chap, I believe), who obviously thinks basses can sing like boy sopranos or else he hates them and wants to burn out their larynxes! Everyone is welc
13. Re: Music at St. Michael's Mount: Problem! [1]
Blanche, Mxmy's ship has been used to transport some of the rocks used to build Stonehenge, so I don't think there'll be a big problem with your cello. As Mxmy says, "There's always room for 'cello'!") Rick
14. Cemetery Tombstone Epitaphs--Some of thesemay be Cornish! [1]
On the grave of Ezekial Aikle in East Dalhousie Cemetery, Nova Scotia: Here lies Ezekial Aikle Age 102 The Good Die Young. ================ In a London, England cemetery: Ann Mann Here lies Ann Mann, Who lived an old maid But died an old Mann. Dec. 8, 1767 ======================== In a Ribbesford, England, cemetery: Anna Wallace The children of Israel wanted bread, And the Lord sent them manna, Old clerk Wallace wanted a wife, And the Devil sent him Anna. ============================= Playing with names in
15. Books about Saltash, Cornwall [1]
Hello, Some time ago I asked whether any of you knew of a book about Saltash. I have since contacted some relatives and here are a few. These were purchased at The Bookshelf 58 Fore Street Saltash Cornwall PL12 6JL Telephone SALTASH 845804 Saltash Town and About by Martin Lister and Peter Moore. ISBN 0 9512822 4 7 Published by Tamara Publications, Liskeard, Cornwall Pickle Cockle Alley Saltash by Norman J. Ash. No ISBN Printed by P.D.S. Printers Plymouth Saltash in Pictorial Postcards by Tony J. Lucas.
16. PEMROSE/PENROSE [1]
Anyone researching PEMROSE or PENROSE? A William married a Maria REED at St Agnes 31 Aug 1834. My particular interest is whether her parents were Robert REED and Ann Chynoweth or Robert REED and Sarah Reynolds. Hope to hear from you Josie Taylor in Sydney
17. Re: Researching the following BRAY-SANDERS [1]
Noelene, (Great name for the season, by the way), do you have any idea where in Cornwall your BRAY ancestors were from? I can tell you about the Bray entries in the Quethiock db I maintain. (Quethiock is in SE Cornwall, near Liskeard.) There are entries ranging in time from Mary Bray of 'Menhennit' (sic) who married John Watts in Quethiock, 5 Dec. 1722, to Pvt. W. Bray who died in WW I, and whose name appears on the WW I Memorial in Quethiock. I also show a few SANDERS entries although the family (18
18. Interesting supplemental list [1]
One of the hundreds of Lists at Rootsweb (everyone using a Rootsweb list ought to consider joining as a sponsor to keep this invaluable service going! Give yourself and your descendants a present!): GEN-TRIVIA-ENG -- List for ENGLAND ONLY where one can share ancestral recipes, poems, rhymes, ditties, slang words, sayings, etc., so that other English mailing lists are not cluttered by such postings Joe Felt =================================== http://home1.gte.net/joensun/index.htm
19. Foreign Checks and Currency [1]
Hello, Reusch International in LA can be reached at 800-696-7990. Their address is 1875 Century Park East Suite 1900 Los Angeles CA 90067. If you wnat to receive foreign CURRENCY, I've had excellent results from International Currency Express in Beverly Hills, CA. Their number is 1-888-278-6628. Regards, Rick Elliott
20. REED of St Agnes, Cornwall [1]
Have been forwarded two NZ snail mail queries from 1990/91 on the REED family of St Agnes, Cornwall. If Mr LB Galbraith of Christchurch or FR French of Thames monitor this list, could they contact me in Sydney please? Josie Taylor alicetaylor@bigpond.com
21. Unidentified subject! [1]
OK. Add me to the Christmas party list. I will be bringing Snoopy, Tootsie, ChuChu, Little Bit, Cookie & Blackie. They will each be bringing their own little pasties as they all love them. Also, will make a Booze cake like me MUM used to make me for my birthday. (No, theres no 'real' booze in it) Also, when we get there, i will need to pick up my grandparents Richard HOCKING & Sarah Ann JACOBS & all their ancestors in Redruth area. Richard is 6'4 & extremely handsome & Sarah has the mos
22. JOLLY,WATERS searchers [1]
I've read, but deleted, messages I believe were from people searching for these two names. I have a bit of info on two families in western Canada, originally from Redruth. Thanks to everyone who has so quickly sprung to my aid in searching DOUBT, anywhere and NORTHCOTT, Devon. I just subscribed three weeks ago and already have much info that is very useful. You are such a friendly group. I've also finally gotten into the party mood, although I realize it's much to late and from what I read of the Chr
23. [PolandBorderSurnames-L] Coalminers [1]
>Resent-Date: Sat, 19 Dec 1998 08:57:03 -0800 (PST) >X-Originating-IP: [209.142.55.197] >From: "T Ellis" >Old-To: PolandBorderSurnames-L@rootsweb.com >Date: Sat, 19 Dec 1998 09:03:40 PST >Subject: [PolandBorderSurnames-L] Coalminers >To: PolandBorderSurnames-L@rootsweb.com >Resent-From: PolandBorderSurnames-L@rootsweb.com >Reply-To: PolandBorderSurnames-L@rootsweb.com >X-Mailing-List: archive/latest/2437 >X-Loop: PolandBorderSurnames-L@rootsweb.c
24. Christmas Party [1]
All this chatter about food! Is this really going to become a virtual victual ritual!!?" Joe Felt =================================== http://home1.gte.net/joensun/index.htm or http:/home1.gte.net/joensun/persdata.htm =================================== The most important thought of all---- Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is mystery. Today is a GIFT. That's why it is called THE PRESENT!!!
25. Quethiock: Here's Twenty Thousand Cornishmen... [1]
... And Cornishwomen and Cornishchildren. Dear Listers, We interrupt your party chatter to bring you this late-breaking bulletin. The Quethiock db has now exceeded 20,200 entries. If you have questions about, or information pertaining to, your ancestors from the village of Quethiock, please contact me. Thank you. We return you now to your regularly scheduled program. Party on. Rick "Mr. Quethiock" Elliott
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