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1. Re: [FLSUWANN-L] Members/Updates [1]
Hi Sherry: The pages are working fine now........ thanks for posting them, and thanks for fixing them....... also.... would you contact me privately....... I have a questions for you. Thanks, Dee
2. [FLSUWANN-L] Have a Wonder Trip! [1]
Dear Sherry, Thanks for all you have done for the list. I really appreciate your efforts. While you are in Live Oak would you please inquire about list of people who lived/died in County Homes (Poor Farms)? It is family lore that my ggrandmother died in one, probably either in Suwannee, Madison or Hamilton counties. I would love to know how to find any information about her. The time frame would be after 1880 (where she is listed on the Hamilton Co. census) and before 1892 when her husband remarr
3. [FLSUWANN-L] New pages.... [1]
Hi Friends, Just an update on the new pages. With Dee's help I was able to find the problem of the black pages. Thanks Dee. :) I've reloaded the site. And checked it with the browsers that I have. They look fine in both. I have Netscape 2.0 and IE 4.0 If any of you are still having trouble viewing the pages, please let me know. Thanks. Take care, Sherry Medders rmedders@visionet.org
4. [FLSUWANN-L] Update/News [1]
Hi Friends, I've added the last of the information that I gathered on last years trip to Suwannee Co. It's a small page on delayed birth certificates. Located on the Archive page. http://www.rootsweb.com/~flsuwann/Archives.htm . I have also added a search engine on the site to help you look for surnames. As the site has grown so much it's getting hard find surnames. It is located on the home page: http://www.rootsweb.com/~flsuwann/suwannee.htm . I hope it will be prove to be helpful. I also just want to
5. [FLSUWANN-L] Member/Updates. [1]
Hi Members, We now have 79 member to the list. I must say this list has been pretty quite lately. If your a new member drop us a email and let us know what surnames your looking for? Also for new member you may want to search the archives for old post to this list. To search the FLSUWANN-L archives go to the link below and type in the word "FLSUWANN-L" without the quotes. http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl I've rebuilt the site again. I've been having some complaints about visitors not bei
6. [FLSUWANN-L] Re: New pages.... [1]
Hi Sherry: I know you have gone to a lot of trouble to update the pages...... but...... I can't get the census info to come up at all...... and the black screen is awful... (my opinion.)..... hard on the eyes..... difficult to adjust to... I like the format...... should be easier to locate what we are looking for..... doesn't take so long to load... etc.... great..... now if only those records would load..... Thanks for the effort........ and I hate to complain after all your work....but I sure would like
7. Re: [FLSUWANN-L] Have a Wonder Trip! [1]
Bonnie wrote: >While you are in Live Oak would you please inquire about list of people who >lived/died in County Homes (Poor Farms)? Thanks Bonnie, great idea! I had not thought of that. I will check to see what I can find out about this kind of information while I'm there. Anyone else have any suggestions? Sherry Medders rmedders@visionet.org
8. Re: [FLSUWANN-L] Suwannee Historical Society [1]
Hi, I've visited the Suwannee County Genealogical Society on 208 North Ohio Avenue in Live Oak many times. Always welcomed with "Open Arms". They have a great deal of Genealogical material and are well worth the stop. Open from 9 to 5 each day of the week. (Not Sat. or Sun.)\Their telephone number is - in Live Oak- 208-1564. Burt
9. Re: [FLSUWANN-L] Update/News [1]

10. Re: [FLSUWANN-L] Members/Updates [1]
Hi Sherry, Small world isn't it. I have a good bit of information on the Krimmingers and some on the Hills. Mary A. Krimminger Hill was my great grand aunt. I have visited the cemetery in Troy Springs several times (my cousin lives about 1 mile from it). I would be more than happy to share what I have with you or your Uncle. PS - in case my name doesn't ring a bell, I sent you the report on the assassination of John N. Krimminger. He was the father of Mary A. Another PS - I visit Mayo and Live Oak
11. [FLSUWANN-L] Fwd: [GA] 1890 United States Census ..destroyed by fire [1]
--part1_9a2bf1c9.245f66e0_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_9a2bf1c9.245f66e0_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: Received: from rly-yd05.mx.aol.com (rly-yd05.mail.aol.com [172.18.150.5]) by air-yd04.mx.aol.com (v59.4) with SMTP; Sun, 02 May 1999 08:49:20 -0400 Received: from bl-14.rootsweb.com (bl-14.rootsweb.com [204.212.38.30]) by rly-yd05.mx.aol.com (8.8.8/8.8.5
12. [FLSUWANN-L] Suwannee Historical Society [1]
What is the exact location of the Suwannee Historical Society in Live Oak, from US90. would like to stop on one of my many times through. Bill
13. Re: [FLSUWANN-L] Member/Updates. [1]
Hello Members, I haven't posted anything to the list in a while so will try this again. I am searching for any information on the Kenady/Kennedy family of Suwanee Co. This family moved from Gadsden Co., FL to Suwanee Co. after the 1860 census but they appeared on the 1870 census. The family consisted of Holland(Helen), Alex, Mary Jane, Martha, Thomas John, Matilda, Rebecca, Missouri, Virginia, Sarah, Samuel W., Alexander Flavius, Elizabeth and William. Are there any cemetery records available and on
14. [FLSUWANN-L] 1860 Census Completed [1]
Hi list, Just wanted to let you know I've finally finished the 1860 Suwannee Co. Census. Go take a peek. http://www.rootsweb.com/~flsuwann/Archives.htm Have a great Weekend! Sherry Medders rmedders@visionet.org
15. [FLSUWANN-L] Members/Updates [1]
Hi List, We now have 84 members. I'm guessing everyone is very busy, this list has been very quite lately. I'm looking forward to my trip to Suwannee Co. (June 5th - Jul 4th) I've just about run out of material to post online. I've got 11 more pages of the Census to do and one more page for the Delayed Birth Certificates. And then thats it for me until I gather more from the Live Oak Courthouse. I've been busy transcribing more pages. I've finished and uploaded pages 20 -26 of the 1860 Suwannee Co. Censu
16. Re: [FLSUWANN-L] Members/Updates [1]
Hi Sherry: I hate to be the bearer of bad news but the new census pages are showing up black again..... to me anyway....the others that you worked on last time when that happened still look fine ..... what ever you did last time fixed the problem that was occuring.... Also....... I saw that Rick had answered about the Krimminger/Hill cemetery located at Troy. Rick is my first cousin..... wouldn't it be interesting to find out we are all related? Dee
17. Re: [FLSUWANN-L] New pages.... [1]
Hi List: Sherry is being kind...... I haven't got a clue as to what she did to fix it.... I just was telling her what I was seeing with my browser....... she did the fixing. I am glad she knows what she is doing because I would be totally lost.......and I really appreciate the work it takes to run this web site... we all benefit from her work. Anyhow, it is looking good now from where I sit..... Thanks Sherry, Dee
18. Re: [FLSUWANN-L] Members/Updates [1]
Hi Dee and All, I thought I had that fixed. It turns out that when I fixed the pages, I forgot to fix the template page that I use to make new pages. I copied it to all the new pages. I'm really sorry about that. I have fixed them (and the template page) and reloaded them. I also checked them using my Netscape 2.0 and they all can up like they were suppose too. I've wouldn't be surprized if we were related somehow. I've been told many times that folks from this area are all related. :) Anyway go take a
19. Re: [FLSUWANN-L] Suwannee Historical Society [1]
Bill, I was at the Suwannee Valley Genealogy Society in Live Oak about 3 weeks ago and met Jinnie Hancock, President, and Mary Anderson, Corresponding Secretary. They are very nice and very helpful. Their office phone number is (904)208-1564 and e-mail address hanc@alltel.net. Their office is open Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. Betty Arnmold Poole
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