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1. [ELLER-L] word of the week....Military...need your help! [1]
Hello everyone! I have seriously been working my butt off all weekend on the rootsweb homepage. I have spent a total of about 20 hours on Sat. and Sun working on it and now all day today (not counted in the 20 hours). I was going through the DAR lineage books on the ancestry homepage (http://www.ancestry.com/ancestry/search.asp) and I got a great idea for a new addition to the homepage...Military ancestors with the surnames of my lists (below). Now, i have some info on Rev. war Bradfords, but that
2. [ELLER-L] about Eller Family Association and list archives [1]
>BEN'S REPLY: HOW DO I GET A COPY (AND PRICE)OF THE JAMES W. HOOK >BOOK? CAN YOU FAX OR EMAIL ME THE PAGES WITH THE ELLER FAMILY ON >THEM... If you join the Eller Family Association, You can get a copy of the book for, I believe $75 and if I remember correctly, they are in the process of writing an updated version of the James W. Hook book. To find out more info, you need to contact the EFA and I will get that address for you ASAP (I have it, just can't remember where I put it) >BEN'S REPLY: WE ARE
3. [ELLER-L] www.Eller.org Update 090898 [1]
TO ALL YOU ELLER's & Friends: I administer the www.Eller.org web site that is still under construction. We will have email available as "your name"@Eller.org if anyone is interested soon. No cost info is available yet, but it will use your current email POP3 with a pointer from Eller.org server to your email so you can advertise and receive email using the Eller.org. You will still receive, read and send email in the same manner you currently are but able to use the Eller.org extension on your ema
4. [ELLER-L] Census info is FINALLY on homepage:) [1]
After much waiting, I FINALLY have the 1790 census info on the Eller surname up on my rootsweb page below. These are all of the Eller's I have been able to find in the 1790 census for every state. I don't have any other info on the Eller surname in the census for other years as of yet. If you do, email me the info and I will put it on a page. Most of the Eller's, as expected, are from NC, and ALL of them in NC are from the same county. On the homepage, i have the county as being Rowan, but I wou
5. [ELLER-L] Re: James Frank Eller & Delila Minton [1]
At 10:03 PM 9/29/98 EDT, you wrote: >Does anyone have any info on a Rev. James Frank Eller b 1840 in either Ashe, >or Watauga County, NC d Jun or Jul 1907 and is buried in Watauga Co. His >son, is Joseph Alec Eller that married Susie Evelyn Eller, dau of Henry >Cleveland Eller Sr. I am trying to find his father. So far no luck. James >Frank Eller m Delila Faye Minton she was b 1840 d 1890 and is buried at Mt. >Pleasant Baptist Church in Wilkes Co. Hi! The Eller book by James Hook shows a James Eller,
6. [ELLER-L] New to List [1]
Hi! I am new to this list. Here is my Eller line: Henry Eller/Francy Grabel/Grabill Daniel Eller/Elizabeth Siler m. June 16, 1808 Sarah "Sally" Eller/Jacob Lingenfelter Warner m. March 24, 1831 Montgomery Co., Ohio Has anyone researching this line ever found out any information on the ancestors of Elizabeth Siler? Would like to share information with anyone else researching this Eller line. Thanks, Ginette
7. [ELLER-L] "Fred Frank" EHLERS? [1]
F. W. J. EHLERS "Fred Frank" born c. 1850 married Wilhelmina A. C. "Minna" Schroeder (b. 1853 d. 7/3/1883?) on December 13, 1868 .... He was the son of Johann EHLERS and Sophia Dohse. Fred and Minna had two sons: Charles Fred. and William (nmi) EHLERT. When F.W.J. died, Minna married a Mr. ? Kaston having a son named Andrew. No further information .... can anyone link their Eller line to this EHLERS/EHLERT? Barbara Gill
8. [ELLER-L] ELLER'S IN MINISTRY [1]
QUESTION: Has anyone started researching Eller's that have been involved in Christian Ministry in any way? This should not only be those that were ordained ministers but any of the following: missionaries, deacons, elders, seminary/Bible school professors or instructors, Sunday School teachers, musicians, choir members, soloists, quartet members (etc.), or any other ministry role in Christian ministry. Please give any of the particulars you might have or locations on the web where to find the inf
9. [ELLER-L] ELLER-L Military....... [1]
Hi from "Down Under" To you "Up There". New zealand Ellers in service as followes Max Eller 1890s Royal New Zealand Artillery August Eller 1915 Royal New Zealand Medical Corp Francis Eller 1940 Wellington Home Guard &E P S Gerard Eller 1943 Royal New Zealand Air Force John Eller 1952 Royal New Zealand Artillery 14 th Comp Heavy Ack Ack Regt It may be of interist we had on National Radio N Z Walter Eller in dedication of 50th an
10. [ELLER-L] about Eller Family Association and list archives [1]
>BEN'S REPLY: HOW DO I GET A COPY (AND PRICE)OF THE JAMES W. HOOK >BOOK? CAN YOU FAX OR EMAIL ME THE PAGES WITH THE ELLER FAMILY ON >THEM... If you join the Eller Family Association, You can get a copy of the book for, I believe $75 and if I remember correctly, they are in the process of writing an updated version of the James W. Hook book. To find out more info, you need to contact the EFA and I will get that address for you ASAP (I have it, just can't remember where I put it) >BEN'S REPLY: WE ARE
11. Fwd: [ELLER-L] Eller Family Association [1]
I am resending this as this was sent to the list just about a week ago..... >The Eller Family Association (begun in 1987) has many members from >the Geo Michael Eller line who have compiled and published much >information in the Association's Newsletter: THE ELLER CHRONICLES (4 >issues each year since the first in 1987. Anyone interested in Eller >genealogy will find membership in this active association is most >rewarding. They have held national Eller conferences each two years >since the first wa
12. [ELLER-L] RE: Eller stuff [1]
>Received: from 38.178.125.201 by www.hotmail.com with HTTP; > Thu, 03 Sep 1998 17:01:21 PDT >X-Originating-IP: [38.178.125.201] >From: "Erin Bradford" >To: blellerjr@hotmail.com >Subject: RE: Eller stuff >Content-Type: text/plain >Date: Thu, 03 Sep 1998 17:01:21 PDT > >>Erin >> >>BEN: Wow! Didn't know so much was going on...give me more info on the >>Eller Family Association please. Yes we must contact whoever is in >>charge and try to work together. > >ERIN:I know that there
13. [ELLER-L] Query [1]
Does anyone have any info on a Rev. James Frank Eller b 1840 in either Ashe, or Watauga County, NC d Jun or Jul 1907 and is buried in Watauga Co. His son, is Joseph Alec Eller that married Susie Evelyn Eller, dau of Henry Cleveland Eller Sr. I am trying to find his father. So far no luck. James Frank Eller m Delila Faye Minton she was b 1840 d 1890 and is buried at Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church in Wilkes Co. Can anyone tie these people into their line. Thank you. Rose Ellis
14. [ELLER-L] word of the week...common names [1]
NOTE: PLEASE READ THIS MESSAGE IN ITS ENTIRITY!!! This week's phrase is "uncommon common name" :) What this means is in your line, if you have found any strange (or not so strange) names the occur often, post it to the list. I don't necessarily mean names like "John" or "William" (which is probably the most common male COVENTRY name), but if there are maybe four out of 7 people in your line named "Ezekiel" or "Jabez" (which is one in my Kendall line), then post those. It IS ok if you want to post
15. [ELLER-L] Eller Family Association [1]
Re: your exchanges with Erin through ELLER-L@rootsweb.com The Eller Family Association (begun in 1987) has many members from the Geo Michael Eller line who have compiled and published much information in the Association's Newsletter: THE ELLER CHRONICLES (4 issues each year since the first in 1987. Anyone interested in Eller genealogy will find membership in this active association is most rewarding. They have held national Eller conferences each two years since the first was held in 1989. The next confer
16. [ELLER-L] update for the word of the week [1]
Hello lists. I have seen some of the posts so far on the "uncommon common" names and I think some people have misunderstood what it is I was trying to get people to post. I didn't mean for you to post your most uncommon name, I was trying to get people (which most of you have basically so far) to post uncommon names that reoccur in your lines. Like the example I used with Jabez, which is not that common, the line started out with Jabez, his son was also Jabez(2), and the grandson of Jabez(2) was a
17. [ELLER-L] George Michael Eller Book [1]
I was wondering if anyone out there could tell me how to get a hold of a copy of the book "George Michael Eller" by James W. Hook. Or how to go about joining the Eller Family Association? Thanks, Ginette
18. [ELLER-L] www.Eller.org INFO [1]
Dear Sawina: Please place the following info in the August issue if not already published and EVERYONE please pass the info along at the Eller Reunion in Georgia, Labor Day weekend. I administer the www.Eller.org web site that is still under construction. We will have email available as "your name"@Eller.org if anyone is interested soon. No cost info is available yet, but it will use your current email POP3 with a pointer from Eller.org server to your email so you can advertise and receive email u
19. [ELLER-L] word of the week...common names [1]
NOTE: PLEASE READ THIS MESSAGE IN ITS ENTIRITY!!! This week's phrase is "uncommon common name" :) What this means is in your line, if you have found any strange (or not so strange) names the occur often, post it to the list. I don't necessarily mean names like "John" or "William" (which is probably the most common male COVENTRY name), but if there are maybe four out of 7 people in your line named "Ezekiel" or "Jabez" (which is one in my Kendall line), then post those. It IS ok if you want to post
20. [ELLER-L] double message problem [1]
>Hello, Erin! I'm receiving double messages from our ELLER list. >Should I "Unsubscribe" once - and see what happens? Grateful for all >you do...Julie You know Julie, I've been having the exact same problem myself and I'm not sure what is going on, but I'm pretty sure if you were to unsub once, you wouldn't get ANY mail. For the time being, i'd suggest to just stay subbed and trash the 2nd copy and I will do my best to find out what is going on. I'm pretty sure it's a bug in the rootsweb system
21. [ELLER-L] oops, got the link up for the census info [1]
Hello everyone. I sent a message yesterday about the Eller census info FINALLY being up on the homepage, but I forgot to update the main census page. I just did that today, so NOW if you go to the rootsweb page below, click on the census from the menu it will take you to a list, just click on the 1790 Eller and it will take you there. If you want, you can also go straight there by going to http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~kshai/1790eller.htm Good luck and sorry about the confusion:) Erin Bradford e
22. [ELLER-L] Re: ELLER'S IN MINISTRY [1]
>QUESTION: Has anyone started researching Eller's that have been >involved in Christian Ministry in any way? This should not only be >those that were ordained ministers but any of the following: >missionaries, deacons, elders, seminary/Bible school professors or >instructors, Sunday School teachers, musicians, choir members, soloists, >quartet members (etc.), or any other ministry role in Christian >ministry. Please give any of the particulars you might have or >locations on the web where to fin
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