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1. Re: DE Archives [1]
What is the web site address for the DE Archives? EM -----Original Message----- From: Marilyn and Rob Lear To: DENEWCAS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, February 24, 2002 10:48 AM Subject: Re: DE Archives >Judy, > >I just had success last week with asking the Archives on line for >price information about copies of several estate records. However, it >is frustrating when changes are made that are not necessarily for the >better! > >Marilyn Matthews Lear >Jackso
2. Dupont gun powder plant [1]
My gg grandfather was supposedly killed in an explosion at the Dupont gun powder plant on the Brandywine River in DE in late 1815 or early 1816. Can anyone tell me if such a plant existed and if so where. I would also be interested in any information on the plant or how I might go about finding something out about this accident. Thank you John
3. Re: new to the list posting research interests [1]
Hello Anita, I found this in a booklet that I have "Neighbors of the Wilmington-Great Vally Turnpike" Weldon is not my family pg.48 Record of the Weldin family record given by Mrs. Charles Bird It says: Jocob Weldin b. abt 1700 d. abt 1775 resided on a farm in Brandywine Hundred, New Castle Co. De. He was a blacksmith by trade, owned 200 acres of upland and a tract of marsh land on Cherry Island. He was an active member of the Friends Meeting at Newark, which was nearby. The plain tomb stones in the old
4. Re: William Stewart-1726 [1]
In a message dated 2/28/02 1:22:55 PM Eastern Standard Time, redden@thegrid.net writes: > Made the fifteenth day of August one thousand eight hundred > between John Penn of state_____ in the county of Bucks in the Kingdom of > Great Britain, one of the proprietaries of Pennsylvania and the three lower > counties of New Castle, Kent and_____ now Delaware State." (The blank > space are words that are I cannot read) > The first blank should probably be 'Pennsylvania', and the second one is 'Sussex'.
5. Re: William Stewart-1726 [1]
Hi, I would gladly help you but I am a new researcher to Delaware records, I don't know a lot yet abt. what type of records are available for Delaware. Perhaps someone else on this list can step in and make some suggestions. I have found the people on this list very helpful. I belong to a lot of other lists and this one is especially made up of kind and courteous people. If someone can help you, I'm sure I can learn from them myself. Sorry, but wish you good luck in your research. Sharron Redden ---
6. Re: Dupont gun powder plant [1]
John, The Hagley Museum website has the library catalog for their library and The Soda House, The soda house has unlimited information on the Powder Mills history, including payroll ledgers, Lots of information on workers not only from DuPont but all over the state. It is worth looking into. It is hard from the online catalog to get a full understanding of what they have. It is worth a daytrip for research. Sharon
7. Re: Riverview Cemetery's land declared abandoned. [1]
So trying to find out if there are any Hunters buried in Riverview Cemetery is out of the question? Does anyone have a list of people buried at this cemetery that could help me? EM -----Original Message----- From: GeneBrad13@aol.com To: DENEWCAS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, February 03, 2002 12:53 AM Subject: Riverview Cemetery's land declared abandoned. >Hi, > >As a follow-up to earlier messages about Riverview Cemetery, there was an >article in Saturday's
8. Mary Clark [1]
Can anyone help me? I am looking for information on a Mary Clark Born Sept. 1, 1766. Her parents names are Samuel and Mary (Ferrill) Clark. She was christened on March 14 1767 or 1768 at Holy Trinity Church (Old Swedes) Wilmington, DE She was married about 1790 - 1800. I would like to find out if she was married in Wilmington, DE (maybe Old Swedes) or if she married in Goshen, Orange Co., NY where her husband Solomon Williams was from? I would be grateful for any information. Thanks, EM
9. HOLLIDAY - VOSS - WEBBER - BERRY [1]
Hi list, I'm trying to reach a Louis SUDLER who was doing research on the HOLLIDAY Family or any one else interested in the HOLLIDAYs. I have been doing research on my VOSS - WEBBER line for many years & I have always been very intrigued with the given name of Holliday-Holiday in our family. I have the following: Holliday VOSS, b. 1818, Kent Co., DE d. 1882, Caroline Co., MD m. Nancy (Ann) Elizabeth BERRY Holliday's sister, Martha VOSS, married a William WEBBER in 1840, Kent Co.,
10. William Stewart-1726 [1]
I am searching for family connections for William Stewart b. 1726, possibly b. Newcastle Co. md. Jean___ (she was b. 1735). They moved to York (now Adams) Co. PA. Wm. died 1808 and Jean 181804. Children were: James b. 1758 md. Elizabeth McCarter Mary b. 1760 md. Robeert Gibson moved to Ky Elizabeth b. 1765 md. Joseph Walker Jane or Jean b. 1769 md. John Stewart I would like to hear from anyone with Stewart family in Newcastle Co. I am new to this list and would sincerely appreciate any help o
11. Re: Samuel Edward Cole [1]
At 06:18 PM 2/25/02 -0500,(peter19252000@juno.com) wrote: >Hi Listers: >I will offer a reward to anyone who can produce a picture of my mother's >first husband: SAMUEL EDWARD COLE (or Edward Samuel).... >He was an officer in the Knights of Pythias Osceola Lodge of Newark. >He was a member of Concordia Hill Lodge No. 67 F. & A.M. of Philadelphia. >He was a volunteer fireman of Newark.... Hi: If you haven't done so already, I would suggest contacting the three organizations mentioned - and looking for des
12. Gusberg-Gelfand family [1]
Hi Listers: Seeking infomation on any connection to Bernard Gusberg husband of Dina (DOD:1897) & then Rose (Kusis)Gelfand. Bernard & Dina had five children: Morris who married Lena Gelfand; David married Beccky Meyer in NYC; Bessie married Morris Gerber; Pauline married Sam Gottlober and Clara (married Sam Ed Cole) in Conn. 1917 and them my dad: Peter McCue. Most of the family lived in Newark, NJ where Bernard died in 1924. At this writing there are nine grandchildren still living: Peter & David James McCu
13. DE Archives [1]
I'm not impressed with the new DE Archives website. In the not too distant past I went to their website, sent them an e-mail w/what information I had & what record I was looking for. W/in a day or two at most I received a reply stating what record(s) was available and the cost. I sent them a check and a copy of their e-mailed information and w/in no time I had a copy of the will or deed I needed. At the new site, just out of curiosity, when online searches came up empty for a new record I was looking
14. Riverview Cemetery's land declared abandoned. [1]
Hi, As a follow-up to earlier messages about Riverview Cemetery, there was an article in Saturday's News Journal reporting that a federal bankruptcy judge Friday approved a trustee's request to have Riverview Cemetery's land declared abandoned. On the same page, there are 16 archived stories about the Cemetery. http://www.delawareonline.com/newsjournal/local/2002/02/02judgeallowsceme.html http://www.delawar
15. Re: Silverbrook Cemetery [1]
Kristin, Silverbrook Cemetery records were on site.The cemetery itself is well kept. The folks there were very helpful. The staff showed us the location of an unmarked grave. Also answered questions over the phone. Britt
16. Silverbrook Cemetery [1]
Hello Everyone, I wanted to ask a few questions regarding Silverbrook Cemetery on Lancaster Ave. in Wilmington. 1. Are their records kept on location? If not, where could I find them? Are they good about responding to requests? 2. What type of condition is the cemetery in? I am looking to find out who may be buried with my great great grandfather, John CASSIDY d. October 13, 1949. I appreciate any and all help. Thank you, Kristin
17. Re: Silverbrook Cemetery [1]
Britt, Thank you so much for the information. We placed a call to Silverbrook this morning and they were very helpful. Thanks again, Kristin
18. Killed in a Duel [1]
Is there anyone researching the HEATH family of DE/MD?? I am working on my MATTHEWS family, with the progenitor being thus far, a James MATTHEWS of New Castle Co. who died in 1776. According to some old notes there was a duel between (another) James MATTHEWS and a Richard HEATH in Jan. 1791, in which Ja. died. It reportedly took place near the New Castle Co./Cecil Co. line. Can anyone suggest how I might find out the details? TIA Marilyn Matthews Lear Jacksonville FL
19. Re: 1700s Orphans Court Records?? [1]
Try The State Archives of Delaware at the following: http://www.state.de.us/sos/dpa/ I have found many records and the staff is more than helpful. If in the area it is worth it to stop in even just for a visit! Donna Every time I find one ancestor, I need to look for two more!
20. Re: Dupont gun powder plant [1]
You are probably referring to what is now the "Hagley Museum." It's a wonderful place to visit. You will find it at www.hagley.org. Linda McDaniel
21. Please beware of GenSeekers.com [1]
Good morning list, I received this from another mailing list & thought I should pass it on to others -- especially the novice genealogist. Please beware of scams! :) Happy hunting, Helen List I wanted everyone to know about my experiences with this group and their ..."Your Extended FREE 5 Day Genealogy Trial Offer." After numerous "e-mailings" a month or so, I took them up on a 5 day free trial which required sign-up and 1 year payment. It was the only way to see what was there
22. Hugh Weir DE 1814 [1]
Does anyone have Hugh Welsh up their tree? I have the following: Listing in 1812 British Aliens in US (DE) "Welsh, Hugh, age 20, 2 years in US, Christiana, gunpowder maker" Listed in Jan. 1814 Statement of Powder makers, Du Pont Co.@ Brandywine Hugh Welsh employed since April 1811
23. Re: William Stewart-1726 [1]
Darla, I sent my Stewart information yesterday and failed to mention that I have a deed that states: from John Penn and Richard Penn to William and Andrew Stewart "Made the fifteenth day of August one thousand eight hundred between John Penn of state_____ in the county of Bucks in the Kingdom of Great Britain, one of the proprietaries of Pennsylvania and the three lower counties of New Castle, Kent and_____ now Delaware State." (The blank space are words that are I cannot read) I do not know who Andr
24. Re: Re:HEARN CALLAWAY Connection [1]
Hi Lois, I can't remember if I sent you a thank you for the info below but thanks again! :) Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS) In a message dated 1/20/2 5:58:18 AM, LDiteodoro@aol.com writes: << Will of Isaac Calloway (Worcester County) dated 21 Mar 1760, proved 4 Apr 1768. Wife: Mary; Children: Patience Lord, Edward, Isaac Jr. and Louther; Son in law: Nehemiah Hearne. Tracts: "Little Neck" and "Thomas Court." Wit: Andrew Speer, William Price, Ebenezar Calloway. In 1768, widow made her elec
25. Re: Please beware of GenSeekers.com [1]
In a message dated 2/27/2002 6:58:25 AM Central America Standard Tim, HMWEBBER@aol.com writes: > Happy hunting, Helen THANK YOU FOR YOUR GREAT ADVICE HELEN
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