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Searching for: +path:eller +(+date:jul +date:1998)
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1. [ELLER-L] Fwd: Leonard Eller Family [1]
I am just forwarding this. Please reply either to the list as a whole or to conniem@ruraltel.net -Erin >Date: Tue, 14 Jul 1998 06:27:16 -0700 (PDT) >From: conniem@ruraltel.net (Connie Miller) >Reply-To: conniem@ruraltel.net >To: ELLER-L-request@rootsweb.com >Subject: Leonard Eller Family > >I have a lost ancestor and hope someone can help me find her. I am >searching for Elizabeth Mast, wife of Leonard Eller. She was daughter of >John Mast Sr and Barbara Harman, born ca 1760 in NC. Leonard and >Elizabe
2. [ELLER-L] Fwd: Re: north carolina [1]
I'm just forwarding this.....don't reply to me, but to DAllen9503@aol.com...that is who this is from --Erin >From: >Date: Mon, 13 Jul 1998 13:26:33 EDT >To: ebradford@hotmail.com >Subject: Re: north carolina > >i do not know her birthday but i know that she married in 1937 to grant >anderson eller . her son was born 5 aug, 1935. > >thank you >dianna > ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
3. [ELLER-L] Re: north carolina [1]
>Date: Sun, 12 Jul 1998 22:18:29 -0700 (PDT) >From: DAllen9503@aol.com >To: ELLER-L-request@rootsweb.com >Subject: north carolina > >searching for a woman that married into the eller family. name >nannie mae clinton. she had a son named ray forest clinton. I have >list of ellers of wilkes county and some other names on the list if >you would like to share information > >dianna I'm replying to you and the list because I believe this is something all of use would like to know is what is the year o
4. [ELLER-L] Word of the week....webpages [1]
Hello lists. First off, let me welcome all the new subscribers of my lists (50 total just this past week! YEAH! hehe) Right now, I'm going to explain the "word of the week", so those who know it may skip down, if you're not familiar, please read the next paragraph: I have had trouble with getting very little mail to the lists and so in an effort to get more people posting and helping them to hopefully make connections, I have implemented the "word of the week" (although it's not necessarily every w
5. [ELLER-L] EHLERS & JACKSON CO., MISSISSIPPI [1]
I have a Frederick and Sophia Ehlers who came to America from Germany with their 4 sons ca. 1855. The 4 sons were: Charles, Henry, William Henry, and Frederick. They are shown on the 1860 U.S. census for Jackson Co., MS. All 4 of the boys fought in the Civil War on the Southern side. They served in Twigg's Rifles where their last name was given as Ellis. Charles married a Sarah Miller and lived all his life in Escatawpa, MS. Henry married a 1. Minerva Miller; 2. Lenora Marie Reus. He lived out his l
6. [ELLER-L] from the listowner.... [1]
Hello everyone:) I have taken control back of this list so if you have any problems, email me here as I can't reply to any mail sent to my geocities address. Thanks Roots for watching the list for me:). Unfortunately, I only have access to the comp. during my breaks at work as I had to leave my computer behind during my move so you won't get as quick a response as before, but you will get one:) Bye for now. Erin Bradford ebradford@hotmail.com http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/6106/genlinks
7. [ELLER-L] Formation of Wilkes CO., NC [1]
Hello everyone!:) I know a lot of Eller researchers, especially searching in NC, have there Eller ancestors in Wilkes County, usually in North Wilkesboro township. I work at the NCSUniversity library in the reference department and I found a book about the formation of NC counties and thought I'd send you the relevant info. The book is called "Formation of North Carolina Counties: 1663-1973" by David Leroy Corbitt published in Raliegh (NC) in 1950 by the State Department of Archives and History.
8. [ELLER-L] Word of the week...Peter [1]
Hello everyone! I'm back and as some of you may remember, I had to leave my computer behind when I moved and I can't remember what my past "word(s) of the week" have been so I'm basically starting over. That is actually ok since we've had some new subscribers who might be able to give more information. Currently, I'm concentrating on the NC Wilkes/Rowan counties of Ellers, but you are more than welcome to post other lines not related, but this is my line from George Michael Eller. I'm gonna start
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