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1. Charles KERSEY [1]
I have a Charles KERSEY born somewhere around 1800. If the naming pattern is semi correct then his father might have been a James KERSEY and he might have been born around 1770 -1780. I am desperate to find the father of Charles KERSEY. Charles is believed to have been married to a lady named Judy or Juda. Both Charles and Judy were born in Georgia. Around 1840 or 1841 they moved to Madison Co., FL. They had four children named (1) James M., (2) Edward Jackson, (3) Sarah A., and (4) Nathaniel C
2. Fw: kak virus [1]
I inherited a virus from a friend and believe that it may have gone out in messages that I mailed in the last couple of days. It is called Kak, and attacks outlook express. below are instructions on how to clean up your email from this virus. Symatec has a virus checker for this. Kak attaches to your signature file, it automatically infects who ever receives the email. It does not come as an attachment. Deborah Byrd To clean up Outlook Express: In your outlook express open the tools pull down. Sele
3. Pilgrim Rest Cem. in Jackson Co, FL [1]
Can someone please explain the following to me? My guess is that the "8" and "3" were difficult to read and that is why I have two different dates from two sources or it is a typo. In any case, what is the correct birthdate? 1836 or 1886 ? Listed in the Pilgrim Rest Cemetery in Jackson Co, FL is the following: Joseph B. Yon b. 7/27/1836 d. 3/24/1909 Joseph B. Yon b. 7/27/1886 d. 3/24/1909 Another question: One source has a note " s/o J.B. & Emma Yon." This, I assume, is Joseph Bejamin Yon a
4. Henry Dyess (DAR) [1]
I am searching for documented information. I am trying to do a supplemental on him for the DAR. If anyone has either joined or used him for a supplemental please contact me. Thanks, Rose Jones
5. Jason Truluck and Milton Bryan in Columbia Cty, FL [1]
Hello, I am researching Jason Truluck and Milton Bryan. They are both in Columbia Cty in 1860. Milton Bryan is married to Mary and in the 1860 Columbia FL census: age 47 farmer, NC listed w/children: Thomas, Rachel, Martha, Julia, Leonidas, John L., Kansis, Francis. He is not found in 1850 or in 1870 or 1880. Jason Truluck is married to Mary Ann and is in the following censuses: 1860 Colombia FL age 40 GA farmer 1870 Columbia FL age 50 GA 1880 Columbia FL age 60 GA, parents GA farmer, also listed w/f
6. Love family in Florida/Alabama/Georgia [1]
Hi, I am new to the list and here goes. Need help on my brick wall, (yep another one of those) Washington County Fl., Vernon page 832 Mary Jane Love is shown on the 1870 census with Love , Williams age 64 WM Born North Carolina Martha age 30 WF Georgia James age 25 WM Georgia Lafayette age 20 WM Georgia Mary Jane age 13 WF Florida Mary Jane Love first mar
7. Adverse Possession of a Cemetery [1]
Has anyone experienced a takeover of a pioneer family cemetery though a Florida Statute....F.S. Chapter 95.18? It is believed this occurred in a central Florida county within the last few years by a party maintaining or using the property for their own possession for a certain period of time. If your family has a cemetery that is overgrown, or not fenced, beware. Would love to hear from you if you have had any experience with this. Mary Phillips Orlando, FL
8. John Tolson LOWE [1]
John Tolson LOWE, Rev. Soldier, Maryland, married to Susannah. Died Nassau County, FL., ca 1820. John and Susannah had 16 children. Fernando and Elizabeth were two. Also, possibly Allen, John W. and George. Susannah was living in Hamilton County in 1870. She was 85. Some records of the family (?) were in old records of Alachua County. Any info on John T. and the family would be appreciated. Kenn
9. Newnansville Cemetery tombstones [1]
To all who answered my query on tombstones in Florida. I found part of the answer in the Alachua Gen Ancient Records of Thomas W. Pyles/Piles, who is buried in the Dell Cemeter in Alachua. Anyone interested can read the following file, transcribed just this morning and posted by Jim Powell, Jr. It is: http://clkres17.co.alachua.fl.us/clerk/Ancient/AdminImages/71_2/71_2_64.html Note the cost of 1 Italian Marble & head stone @ $20.00, engraving @ 5c per 127 letters, dray & wharfage, etc. to sum total
10. Southern Accents..... [1]
Join us for a time of discussing our Southern heritage.....the focus "accent" )will be all SOUTHERN STATES on our Thursday night chat: http://huntsville.about.com/mpchat.htm 9-11 pm Eastern; 8-10 pm Central; 7-9 pm Mt.; 6-8 pm Pacific All the Southern relatives are invited--y'all come.....and invite the rest of the family! If you can't attend--please go to the forum and post your surname queries or research questions: http://www.delphi.com/ab-huntsville We'll be holding an AFRICAN AMERICAN chat 2 hours
11. Searching for Descendants of Eva M. Dansby Osborn in Fl. [1]
I am searching for the descendants of Glenn and Eva Mae Dansby Osborn (Osborne). Eva Mae was born in Ms. and died in Orlando. She had a son Charles and a daughter. I found an Eva Osborn born Dec. 16 1887 and died May 1997 but no location was given on SSDI.
12. Site Update [1]
Reviewing the searches made on my sites, I see that folks are continuing to input long strings of words. Allow to me suggest, once again, that a surname alone will likely produce better results. Jim Johnson http://www.angelfire.com/fl/flacracker http://www.angelfire.com/fl3/Johnson http://www.angelfire.com/ga/savannah
13. Jax Cemeteries [1]
Hi! Here is a listing of the cemeteries in Jax---I pulled it off of the Duval Co. rootsweb site. You can call the numbers listed for directions, if necessary, or try Map Quest.com Jacksonville Area Cemeteries Arlington Park Funeral Home 6920 Lone Star Road Jacksonville, 32211 (904) 724-6384 Beaches Memorial Park 1500 Main Street Atlantic Beach, 32233 (904) 249-1166 Chapel Hills Memory Gardens 850 Saint Johns Bluff Road North Jacksonville, 32225 (904) 641-9755 Edgewood Cemetery 4519 Edg
14. O'Steen [1]
Would like to get in touch with the person who placed a query in late Feb. or early March about a ? (maybe Roy) Jackson O'Steen. I have information in my files and also another contact for you. Leslie
15. Yost in Dade City, Pasco County [1]
Someone recently expressed interest in the name Yost in Dade City, Pasco County. Volume III of D.B. McKay's PIONEER FLORIDA, gives this: Daniel E. Yost, born in Ohio 1868, drowned near San Antonio, Florida, in 1946. His wife was Marjorie McElroy Yost, born Ohio, died Dade City November 30, 1957. I know of one child, Eurylee Josephine Yost, who was born in Woodsfield, OH April 29, 1904 (per McKay) and who married Edward Munroe Covington; Mr. Covington was a contractor in Dade City. I believe both Mr. and Mrs
16. Springfield,MA [1]
ou might be interested in the soon to be released "Families of the Pioneer Valley" CD which contains: "Springfield Families" by Thomas B. Warren. "Pynchon's Court Records 1638-1696". "Pynchon's Births, Marriages and Deaths 1638-1696". all of which were compiled from the record books he and his son kept for a number of years. Check for more info at the Web Site http://www.RegionalPublications.com
17. Lots of Southern topics on new chats...... [1]
Hi, genealogists: Just a note to invite you to our new chats--come meet your southern cousins and enjoy live interaction and helpful hints for your search: http://huntsville.about.com/mpchat.htm afternoon and evening chats: 1-3 pm Eastern; 12-2 pm Central; 11 am-1 pm Mt.; 10-12 noon Pacific ALSO 9-11 pm Eastern; 8-10 pm Central; 7-9 pm Mt.; 6-8 pm Pacific Southern States Chat--all states in South....all SURNAMES welcome 7-8 pm Eastern; 6-7 pm Central; 5-6 pm Mt.; 4-5 pm Pacific: AFRICAN AMERICAN genealog
18. Re: Cain [1]
Recently someone on the list was researching the CAIN family in Florida and particularly in Alachua County. I've lost their address and have a contact person for them John jwhitney@megabits.net
19. Okalanta [1]
Hi I am new to this list, and I wonder if any of you can help me with a question I've been unable to answer. My grandmother (Maybelle Jackson Griffin, dau. of Leslie E. Jackson & Amy E. Taylor) in her memoirs, says that her family homesteaded land in "Okalanta" around 1915-1918. She states "It was nothing but sawgrass and muck" and that there were around 20 people in the town and a one room church and school. They left after a few years and then homesteaded 40 acres in Walton. I think Okalanta was not too
20. Harvey,Story,Spells family's [1]
i have information on the surnames above on my site, they were in GA and FL. The URL is at the bottom of this letter. there is photo's family Recipes and much more. Injoy thank you Donna Spells ===== Donna's Place http://www.geocities.com/wspells/index.html Spells,Harvey,Story Family genealogy, Recipes, Links to other sites. border sets, tiles,buttons,i have made at: http://www.geocities.com/jds_56_2000/index.html __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send instant messages & g
21. Gilmore Academy - Jackson County Training School [1]
Gilmore Academy - Jackson County Training School Alumni Association Jackson County, Florida http://www.rootswe b.com/~flgatsaa/Newsletter.html http://www.rootsweb.com/~flgatsaa/Newsletter.html Our past teaches us and guides us toward our future. However, with the passage of time, these historical photographs, documents, and other resources are growing increasingly fragile. One of the goals of the GA-JCTS Alumni Association, Inc., is to ca
22. Cemetery Abandonment [1]
The current statute indicates that descendants have right of way to visit a cemetery, and the owner of the cemetery can lose title to it if they fail to maintain it and a descendant is willing to take responsibility for the cemetery. Jim Johnson http://www.angelfire.com/fl/flacracker http://www.angelfire.com/ga/savannah
23. Info on Florida Militia 1840 [1]
Where would one find information on Quartermaster of the Florida Militia in 1840? Where would they be quartered and what war would it be? Thank you Jean
24. Re: dating old photos [1]
Please send information to the list. Shirley Hale wrote: > To the list, > > I think this might have been on here before but must have lost it. > > Where do I find information on finding out when a photo was taken? > I have some that I need to date to see if they are who I think they are. > > Thank you > Shirley Hale
25. 1890 Census Project [1]
This is being sent at the request of the originator. Subject: 1890 Census Project Date: 8 May 00 22:46:18 EDT From: Angela Foster To: FLORIDA-admin@rootsweb.com CC: CAMDEN-admin@rootsweb.com Hi Rootsweb Mailing List Administrator, Please send the below information on my project to all the people listed on your mailing list. Please help me get the word out on my project, so it will be huge success. Hello, As you might or might not know 99% of the 1890 United St
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