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1. Re: FLGADSDE-D Digest V06 #4 [1]
Several years ago Jim Webb was kind enough to look up a reference of the death of my GrGrGrandfather Elihu Atwater who died October 17, 1828. He was an attorney and was trying a case in Tallahassee and died(?) in his buggy on his way home to Quincy. This is family tradition and possibly he had a stroke, or was thrown from his buggy while on his way home and possibly died as a result of that. Surely that would have made news in a newspaper in north Florida but Jim did not find a reference in the pap
2. tobacco barns in Gadsden Co. [1]
If anyone wants photos of tobacco barns, I took some this weekend of barns I worked in as a child and teenager in Concord "Coonbottom". I am sending them to Loretta, but will be glad to share with anyone--just contact me directly. Angela Cassidy Tallahassee angela_b_cassidy@yahoo.com Aaesmawmaw@aol.com wrote: Brian, did you live on the same road that Burt Farm was on, it was a Tobacca Farm, I used to work in the Tobacca Barns back about 1962, George Hubert Jones was my brother-in-law, did you eve
3. cemetery indexes and tombstone photos, Gadsden County [1]
Jane, Our historical society has not started on any cemetery projects. I'm more or less taking that on myself, with the help of my aunt, Donna Warlick. It's a weekend project for us, when it's not too hot and not too cold. We have taken photographs of all of the tombstones in these cemeteries: Concord, Florida (eastern Gadsden County) 1) Vickers Cemetery 2) Concord Cemetery 3) Thompson-Burns Cemetery Quincy, Florida (west side near Gretna) 1) Edwards Cemetery off of S.R. 65 2) Si
4. Looking for Quincy help, please [1]
I will be visiting Quincy the week of March 21, and would like to hire someone familiar with the court house to show me around. I plan to research my family..Paul James Neeley and Mary Frances Wilkinson-Neeley (1916-1930 approx). and I will be coming across country to do so. I was advised to hire someone to help save time. They are buried in the East side cemetery, which I visited in 1992. I did notice that on the cemetery listing online that baby Patrick is not named buried with them, but he is, and pe
5. Re: [FLGADSDE] Re: FLGADSDE-D Digest V06 #4 [1]
Would anyone know of a list of the people buried in Old Philidelphia Church, Quincy? jane ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, February 13, 2006 11:09 AM Subject: [FLGADSDE] Re: FLGADSDE-D Digest V06 #4 > Several years ago Jim Webb was kind enough to look up a reference of the > death of my GrGrGrandfather Elihu Atwater who died October 17, 1828. He > was an > attorney and was trying a case in Tallahassee and died(?) in his buggy on > hi
6. Re: [FLGADSDE] newspapers [1]
Thanks -- I will remember that. jane ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, February 12, 2006 9:43 PM Subject: Re: [FLGADSDE] newspapers > > In a message dated 2/12/2006 10:29:35 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, > sarahmck@bellsouth.net writes: > > I thank you but I would be looking for Daniel and Marget McKenzie's > death/burial or anything about them. I do not have specific dates to look > up > but I would need to go thur many papers. I might h
7. RE: [FLGADSDE] newspapers [1]
There are certainly newspapers available from the period before Statehood - I have worked my way through a number of Tallahassee papers from the 1820s. The Florida State Library has microfilms from some early newspapers - and I did see some from Quincy, but I think that they were from dates after the period that you are looking for. Depending on what you are looking for, you might want to look at the Tallahassee newspapers from the period. They tended to have news and notices from the surrounding countie
8. to Brian [1]
Brian, did you live on the same road that Burt Farm was on, it was a Tobacca Farm, I used to work in the Tobacca Barns back about 1962, George Hubert Jones was my brother-in-law, did you ever know them? Sorry I dont' know anything about your family, I was just checking about the farms back then, I rode by there about 3 years ago and it had all changed, I couldn't even point out where the Tobacca Barns stood. I would love to have some pictures of the Tobacca Farms and the Barns back then to put in my
9. Re: [FLGADSDE] Re: FLGADSDE-D Digest V06 #7 [1]
I will try to contact someone who will attend the May homecoming though -- that might be a way of finding out if someone has a lists. jane ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2006 8:30 AM Subject: [FLGADSDE] Re: FLGADSDE-D Digest V06 #7 > RE: Old Philadelphia Presbyterian Church Cemetery: > As I understand it the First Presbyterian Church in Quincy was started > with > members from the Old Philidelphia as their Charter mem
10. Re: [FLGADSDE] Florida Newspaper Project at Univ of Florida [1]
Sheila and other readers: In reference to your earlier e-mail: The University of Florida has not done anything about indexing the hundreds of historic newspapers in the Florida Newspaper Collection and does not have a name or subject index to the contents of the papers in the collection. However, sometimes local individuals or groups (such as historical or genealogical societies) may have published articles, or series of articles, from the local newspapers. Gadsden County does not have a society, .....
11. Univ. of Florida Newspaper Index [1]
The following 18 Gadsden County, Florida Newspapers are on microfilm and "Indexed" in the University of Florida's Library System. The Chattahoochee Bullentin, The Chattahoochee Tribune, River Junction Tribune, The Gadsden County Herald, Gadsden County Times, The Gadsden Democrat, The Quincy Commonwealth, The Quincy, Florida Herald, Quincy Herald (Quincy, Fla.), Quincy Journal (Quincy, Fla.), The Quincy New Era, The Quincy Republic, Quincy Semi-Weekly Dispatch, The Quincy Sentinel, Quincy Ti
12. Univ. of Florida - Old Newspapers [1]
I visited one of the UF libraries this morning and here is what I learned: The Univ. of Florida participates in inter-library loans, and the person who I spoke with thought that included the microfilm of old newspapers, so you can have your local library make a request for a particular roll of microfilm and view it for a period of time at your local library. On the subject of indexing, I am not a Library Science person so my terminology for libraries was off a bit. All old newspapers are "
13. Re: FLGADSDE-D Digest V06 #2 [1]
When Sarah Jane finds the answer to the newspaper question I would also like to know. Dottie Smith
14. Florida Newspaper Project at Univ of Florida [1]
The University of Florida has not done anything about indexing the hundreds of historic newspapers in the Florida Newspaper Collection and does not have a name or subject index to the contents of the papers in the collection. However, sometimes local individuals or groups (such as historical or genealogical societies) may have published articles, or series of articles, from the local newspapers. Gadsden County does not have a society, and no one individual has done any indexing of the newspapers so f
15. Re: [FLGADSDE] newspapers [1]
I have a Sarah Jane Butler who married a Herring and then my Alexander McKenzie. Does any of that sound like you've heard it before? jane ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, February 12, 2006 9:34 PM Subject: RE: [FLGADSDE] newspapers > All that I can say is maybe. My great grandfather had a brother, Henry > Butler who, at various times, lived in Jackson, Calhoun, and Gadsden > Counties - and in Bainbridge, GA, for a while. I have
16. BLOUNT [1]
Do any of you have any ties to the BLOUNT family in Gadsden county? There are a lot of them who still live there, but we have just about given up finding out who the parents were of Charles Blount, b. 1814 in Beaufort, SC, moving to Gadsden County around 1820. Would appreciate ANY help you might be able to give me. Thanks!
17. Re: [FLGADSDE] Univ. of Florida Newspaper Index [1]
The UF libraries will not be closed Monday, Feb 20, for Presidents' Day. Cheers, Mary On Fri, 17 Feb 2006 Aaesmawmaw@aol.com wrote: > Don't forget Monday is a holiday, they might be closed at the Library. > > > ============================== > Census images 1901, 1891, 1881 and 1871, plus so much more. > Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx > >
18. Re: [FLGADSDE] Univ. of Florida Newspaper Index [1]
In a message dated 2/17/2006 8:04:01 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, jackvbutler@comcast.net writes: I don't mean to keep beating this horse, but I want to make sure that we all understand what you mean by "Indexed". I am assuming that you mean that the University has an index for the newspapers that tells you which roll of microfilm contains which papers Sorry, my explanation wasn't better. The index lists the name of the newspaper with the information about the microfilm role and dates. Here
19. Re: [FLGADSDE] Re: FLGADSDE-D Digest V06 #7 [1]
I have been there and so has my cousin who is a minister. We were there at differnt times but we both spoke to the minister of the home church and neither of us were able to get a list of who is buried there. I was told about the old care taker who lived next to the church but I didn't find him home and calling -- the phone was never answered. I lost the phone number and so know nothing more. jane ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, Feb
20. Re: [FLGADSDE] Univ. of Florida Newspaper Index [1]
Don't forget Monday is a holiday, they might be closed at the Library.
21. Re: [FLGADSDE] cemetery indexes and tombstone photos, Gadsden County [1]
Are you able to contact the church to see it there are people in the church who know of people buried there that have no stones? I have been concerned that at Old Philidelphia Church in Quincy the graves with stones instead of markers have no name, wooden crosses have no names, etc. I was told when I was there visiting that there was a man who lived next to Old Philidelphia Church who had always taken care of it. I wonder if he knows who is buried there in unmarked graves. I jsut hate the thought that
22. Re: [FLGADSDE] Univ. of Florida Newspaper Index [1]
I lost the way you change your wemail address--- Sorry. Also how to post a request. Thank you Jean Wigggins jean70461@yahoo.com ---- Sarah Jane McKenzie wrote: > You don't have any McKenzie connections, do you? > jane > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: > To: > Sent: Saturday, February 18, 2006 9:17 AM > Subject: Re: [FLGADSDE] Univ. of Florida Newspaper Index > > > > Hello all......I must get to Gainesville some day to sea
23. Hi [1]
try _www.gadcotimes.com_ (http://www.gadcotimes.com)
24. Re: [FLGADSDE] newspapers [1]
Hi, I don't know, The Quincy paper is called "The Gadsden County Times." I would like to know if they have a old copies also. If you find out please let me know. Thanks. Jean, from Slidell, LA born and raised in Quincy. ---- Sarah Jane McKenzie wrote: > Did Gadsden have a newspaper from 1805 till 1868? Was it actively printing during those years? > jane > > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they
25. RE: [FLGADSDE] Florida Newspaper Project at Univ of Florida [1]
WEST GADSDEN HISTORICAL SOCIETY, INC. -- Gadsden County does have an active historical society with over 100 members. The West Gadsden Historical Society, Inc. (WGHS) was organized in June 2004 for the purpose of preserving the history of the western portion of Gadsden County and interpreting its history to the public. Western Gadsden County, with its border on the Apalachicola River, and many small towns and communities, such as Chattahoochee, Hardaway, Juniper, Sycamore, Greensboro, Sawdust, Mt. Pleasa
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