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1. Re: [NewCastle] New to list [1]
Don't know if you'd be interested in this site for Wilmington Irish Roots (it says "especially County Galway") but there are a bunch of Toys: http://www.lalley.com/ ----------------------------------------------------- On Monday, March 31, 2003, at 10:29 PM, Margaret Malloy wrote: > Hi, > > I'm a newbie so I just want to get my New Castle County connections out > there for all to see. > > I am descended from Daniel Toy (b. Co. Donegal, Ireland pos. Moville > Upper d. 1832 Henry Clay, DE) and Rosanna C
2. [NewCastle] Samuel Edward Cole. [1]
Hi Listers: Seeking a photo of SAMUEL EDWARD COLE son of James & Mary (nee Drennen) Cole. He was born in Cherry Hill (Cecil CO. ) MD. in 1885. He married CLARA GUSBERG in Aug. 1917 in Hartford,CT. then moved to Newark, DEL. when Cole had to register for the WW-1 draft in 1918. They were separated by 1919 and Cole went to live with his sister Ida (Mrs. Wm. Morrison) on 28 Choate St., Newark. where he died in June 1940. He was an officer in the Knights of Pythias; the Masons and the Methodist Church. He was a
3. [NewCastle] Re:DEMAREST/NEWCASTLE COUNTY [1]
There are a couple of deeds from 1708/1725/1737 from Appoquinimink Hundred, New Castle County, with reference to a John Demerest/Demarett/Desmarest and his wife Gelah/Golah. Let me know if you're interested in those and don't already have them. ----------------------------------------------------- On Thursday, April 17, 2003, at 12:55 PM, PATKRAM@aol.com wrote: > I am new to this list. I am researching JAN (JOHN) DEMAREST, d. in > Newcastle > County after 1737. He was possible married to ELSIE SIMO
4. Re: [NewCastle] Index to Chester Co. PA Naturalizations, 1798-1906 [1]
Debra, Thank you so much for the url for the Chester County Archives. I immediately went and looked up the naturalizations for my Connell and Burns family, and sent off e-mail requests. I heard back this morning from the archives, and will send off my payment for photocopies pdq. What a quick turn-around time, and the person replying was very courteous to suggest putting all 5 request payments in one envelope. The cost is five dollars a copy. Penny Webster Brown Florida
5. [NewCastle] Directory of Wimington, 1814, T-Z, & etc. [1]
I have no further information on these names. Scharf, Thomas J., History of Delaware, 1609-1888. (Published 1888) Volume Two- pp. 629-663. CHAPTER XXVII. THE CITY OF WILMINGTON. The first directory of Wilmington was issued in 1814, and marked an epoch in the progress of the city. It was published by Robert Porter, then one of the proprietors of the Delaware Journal, and also of the book-store, still maintained by his grandson, Harry Porter, who owns one of the few copies of the directory now in exi
6. [NewCastle] Re: BARTON family in Mill Creek 100, New Castle, Delaware [1]
My guess would be that since John married Rebecca, and Ann didn't marry until 1810, then Ann might be John's sister. Had she been the mother of these children, would she have needed to be named guardian? Anyway, I have the marriage of John and Rebecca in 1790--but you already had that. --------------------------------------------- On Feb. 4, 1680, a petition was sent to Governor Andross to have a new county established between New Castle County, DE and what is now Sussex County, DE. One of the peti
7. [NewCastle] Helpful site [1]
This site, sponsored by Ancestry.com, has lots of FREE helpful info--maps, abbreviation meanings, illness definitions, etc. I only found one place that required membership--wills. But that info can be found elsewhere anyway. http://www.negenealogy.com/de/de_maps.htm
8. Re: [NewCastle] New Sweden, 1693 TOY [1]
I kept quiet when DENEWCAS-L talked Irish TOY'S a couple weeks ago. 1693,there was an Elias TOY I have James Steelman m Susanah TOY about 1693,and 1695,they moved to the NJ shore sw of.Atlantic City. From memory of 15-20 years ago,I was told by experts on New Sweden that TOY or TAY was how Thomasson changed. Thomasson m Jacobsson. Newport , Delaware area Finn's.
9. Re: [NewCastle] Welsh Shepherd Weir [1]
Now I'm two days further on in my email cleansing and here you already know what I just looked up for you. There was a lady doing research on Shepherds of Cecil Co some years ago. Her work might be in the Hist Soc there. It wouldn't hurt to ask. Piggett was a good quaker name in Cecil Co. though of course that's not Paggett but close. There were Weirs in New Castle Co before 1812 and many are buried in Christiana Church. Just after I answer the first letter of yours I found another on those Weirs and
10. RE: [NewCastle] 1762 certificate from Kennett MONTHLY meeting [1]
Hello, Kennett MM is located on Kennett Pike between Chadds Ford and Kennett Square. Although Hockessin MM was in Mill Creek many of the records appear under Kennett which was the parent meeting. Alan Buckingham Newark (White Clay Hundred), DE -----Original Message----- From: HFAGLEY@aol.com [mailto:HFAGLEY@aol.com] Sent: Sunday, April 06, 2003 12:57 PM To: DENEWCAS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NewCastle] 1762 certificate from Kennett MONTHLY meeting I think Kennett was at Chadd's Ford,on the Brandywine,
11. Re: [NewCastle] Re: Index to Chester Co. PA Naturalizations, 1798-1906 [1]
http://www.chesco.org/archives/nat_searchCriteria.asp ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- On Tuesday, April 29, 2003, at 12:39 AM, NULAT@aol.com wrote: > Debbie, > > I would like to have the URL for Chester Co.Archives. Could you send > to me , > please. > > Thanks, > > Nula >
12. [NewCastle] Delaware Migration Project [1]
Help another researcher... If your Ancestors Migrated to or through Delaware - register them on the Delaware Migration Page http://demigration.homestead.com/Delaware.html
13. [NewCastle] MD Librarians to the Rescue!!! [1]
>From The Heritage Newsletter, 1 Apr 2003 newsletter@heritagebooks.com >From "The Capital," the Annapolis, Maryland, newspaper of 17 March 2003, we learn that the State of Maryland is start- ing a new program whereby librarians will be available to chat with residents with questions, 24-hours a day, 7-days a week! The librarians staffing the system will come from 20 public library systems and 5 academic libraries, including the Maryland Law Library in Annapolis. To access the system Maryland r
14. Re: [NewCastle] Does anyone have these books??? [1]
Isabel- I wonder if you might be willing to do a lookup for me.. My gr gr grandfather, Elisha CROUCH stated in his civil war records that he was from New Castle Co., but we have discovered that he was apparently an orphan and took the name Crouch from the family who raised him. We haven't been able to find much on him. He married Mary Jane CROCKETT in 1848 (Feb 24th?). We have been unable to find anything much on her, either. They had the following children: Morgan Crouch, b. 1849 Francis Crouch, b. 185
15. [NewCastle] Lamborn/Swayne [1]
From NCC Bible Records The Lamborn Family Bible (Copied by Mrs. Warren Chandler Lamborn, Newark, Delaware) Josiah Lamborn, born about 1659, had six children: Thomas, b. 1689, d. 1761 Robert, b. 1697 Sarah Maria, b. 1693 John, b. 1702 William, b. 1705 Robert is the founder of the family in America. Robert Lamborn was born in East Hempstead, Berkshire, England. At the age of 17 he formed an attachment for a young girl, Sarah Swayne, daughter of Francis Swayne of Berkshire. Neither of their parents
16. [NewCastle] Re: Index to Chester Co. PA Naturalizations, 1798-1906 [1]
Penny, The ladies at the Chester Co. Archives are indeed very helpful--and quick. Just imagine how many requests they get, especially considering that Delaware and Lancaster Counties in PA, as well as our New Castle County, were once part of Chester Co. Debbie ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- On Wednesday, April 23, 2003, at 11:21 AM, PenWeb@aol.com wrote: > Debra, > > Thank you so much for the url for the Chester County Archives. I > immedia
17. Re: [NewCastle] Re:DEMAREST/NEWCASTLE COUNTY [1]

18. [NewCastle] Genealogical, Historic & Patriotic [1]
Hi list(s), I'm trying to reach those interested in the dedication of "The Soldier & Sailor Walk Memorial," on May 24th, 2003 at St. Martin's Cemetery in Marcus Hook. There are men buried here from Delaware Co., Chester Co., PA & New Castle Co., DE. In the past, list members have contacted me giving me info on their ancestors or relatives buried at St. Martin's but some of your e-mail address have changed & I have not been able to reach you. If anyone has an interest in this event or is a
19. [NewCastle] Delaware Roster of Union Soldiers [1]
This site isn't finished yet but so far has names A-McG: http://www.bitsofblueandgray.com/roster.htm
20. [NewCastle] Justice,Cope,Friend,Longacre,Auren DNA [1]
1st,I crashed my old computer,and lost my Email address book, and need the Pennington lady's address,and Corrine Diller,the Friend researcher's address. I've been reading about Hance Justice in"The Swedish Ancestry of Moses Justus,of Schuyler Co,Ill" by the expert,Dr Peter Stebbins Craig.And I had out last night his small book on Nils Larsson Friend. Those two lived neighbors more than one place just outside the borders of DENEWCAS-L in se Chester Co,Pa and Cecil Co,Md. 1690-1710 Hans Justice witnes
21. Re: [NewCastle] Henry Garretson [1]
Hi Cathy, I contacted the person that is having the book published and she told me it would be mid summer. SOrry about the wait. I too am anxious to see if many of my family are in it. Please contact me again in July or August in case I forget to contact you and I will let you know how things are going at that time. Linda Cathy Berger wrote: > > Hi, as seen below you told me to contact you in Feb or later to see which > Abrams were in the book you mentioned. Has the book come out yet? I know > that
22. [NewCastle] BARTON family in Mill Creek 100, New Castle, Delaware [1]
I am researching the Barton Family in Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle, Delaware. John Barton died about 1808 and left the following minor children: Molly, William, Samuel, Archibald, and John. Ann Barton was made guardian of 3 of the children. Is she the mother and widow? In 1790 John Barton of Mill Creek 100, yeoman, married Rebecca Kenney In 1810 Ann Barton married Amos Sanders Is anyone else researching this family? Any information will be very much appreciated. Thanks in advance Sheila
23. [NewCastle] Index to Chester Co. PA Naturalizations, 1798-1906 [1]
http://www.chesco.org/archives/nat_searchCriteria.asp
24. [NewCastle] Marriages, Old Swedes (Gloria Dei) Philadelphia, 1750-1810 [1]
You might need to copy/paste these urls: MARRIAGE RECORD OF THE SWEDES' CHURCH, (GLORIA DEI.), PHILADELPHIA, PA. 1750-1810. Pennsylvania Archives, Second Series, Volume 8. A-Don Surnames: Don-K Surnames: L-Rob Surnames:
25. [NewCastle] CROUCH lookup in New Castle Co, DE [1]
At 02:16 PM 4/16/03 -0400, Jim Crouch wrote: > I wonder if you might be willing to do a lookup for me.. My gr gr >grandfather, Elisha CROUCH stated in his civil war records that he was from >New Castle Co., but we have discovered that he was apparently an orphan and >took the name Crouch from the family who raised him. We haven't been able to >find much on him. > He married Mary Jane CROCKETT in 1848 (Feb 24th?). We have been unable to >find anything much on her, either. >They had the following children [b
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