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1. [COVENTRY-L] word of the week...migration patterns [1]
NOTE: PLEASE READ THIS MESSAGE IN ITS ENTIRITY!!! This week's phrase is "migration pattern" :) What this means is in your line, usually, you will notice a migration pattern of your family (unless they are like my Bradford's and stayed in the same place for many years) such as VA>>KY>IL (my Hackett line) or maybe it was just Mecklenburg Co.>Cabarrus Co., NC. Take a few minutes and post it to the list. FOR NEWBIES: The way the "word of the week" works is I throw out a topic and if someone has a
2. [COVENTRY-L] John and William in PA [1]
Oath of Alliegence 2 Nov. 1794 - before Joseph Vance, of Smith Twp, Washington Co. - John Coventry Census (don't have the actual data) Coventry, William State : PA County : Washington Co. Location : Hanover Twp Year : 1820 Page # : 221 I am led to believe that William and John were related, either father and son, or brothers because here is what info I could find on the formations of the townships of Smith and Hanover in Washington Co: On the east [Hanover] is bounded by Robinson and
3. [COVENTRY-L] new proram for lists...."Story Time" [1]
Hello everyone! I got an idea last night about a new program, similar to word of the week, that I am calling "Story Time"! First off, this is not gonna be weekly right now, more like a monthly thing. What this is, is I will pick a topic and you respond to the list. This is not a sharing of regular genealogy info like "Word of the week" is, however. This month, the "Story Time" topic is "How I got started in genealogy." So what I would like is for people to post how they got interested:). I wil
4. [COVENTRY-L] word of the week...census info [1]
NOTE: PLEASE READ THIS MESSAGE IN ITS ENTIRITY!!! This week's phrase is "census information" :) What I mean by this is if you have any info at all on your line pertaining to the list that you found from either the census itself or from an index, send it to the list. Please include as much as possible, especailly Names, County and State and (Township if given), Date, Page number (if you have that down), and then the census info itself (If you are giving info from an actual census and not from an in
5. [COVENTRY-L] Coventry Marriages in Richland Co., IL [1]
This was sent to me by the ILRICHLA=ADL list here at rootsweb. There are actually quite a few misspellings of names, but this sure was helpful to me! the Richland Co. Marriage Index Book 1840-1915 for Brides and Grooms here is what it shows: Grooms Index: Samuel S. Coventery to Sharlotte Black 2/17/1878 license 32 book 2 page 150 parents of groom William Coventry and Elizabeth Slinchicomb parents of bride Isreal Black and Hannah Duss (Hannah's last name was actually Durr) C.C. Coventry to Ethel
6. [COVENTRY-L] Census info finally on the page [1]
Hi. Just wanted to let you know that the census info i have for the Coventry surname is finally up. There is not much, but for a surname as uncommon as Coventry in the US, what do you expect:) hehe Erin Bradford eabradford@unity.ncsu.edu ebradford@hotmail.com listowner http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~kshai (The Genealogy Depository)
7. [COVENTRY-L] my birthday [1]
Sally A Shaner wrote: > Hey Erin and list members, > > How many people are subscribed to this Bradford list? Suppose we > ought to all donate for Erin's birthday present? Seriously. > > Sally > sshaner@alaweb.com There are about 165 people on the just the Bradford list and close to 500 on all the other lists as of right now, give or take a few, (I have to count them all by hand and math is my worst subject;) hehe) As far as the donating for my birthday (Oct. 18th), that was a joke!:) but if you do
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