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1. [GARRISON] LISTMOM: Monthly List(s) Update - 31 Mar. 2000 [1]
GARRISON As of today, we have 279 listmembers total: 235 on regular mail 44 on digest We lost 2 members this month. GARRETSON As of today, we have 39 listmembers total: 36 on regular mail 3 on digest We lost 1 members this month. ~POST YOUR GARRISON/GARRETSON LINE~ The GARRISON/GARRETSON lists are now gatewayed to the GenConnect boards. Yvonne Bowers, List Owner (Looking for John's GARRISON'S Parents ) GARRISON & GARRETSON Mailing Lists Most Wanted: http://www.sonic.net/yvonne/garrison.html GenC
2. [GARRISON] Re: GARRISON-D Digest V00 #29 [1]
I have two GARRISONS in my line that as far as I know are not connected, My grandfather Samuel T. Shaw b1882 married Leonora GARRISON b1885 I do not have a date or place for the marriage but feel certain that it was around 1906 or 1907 since there first child was born in February 1907 it may have been in Cumberland County, NJ since both were from that area. My Grandmothers father was Stephen L. GARRISON of Bridgeton. NJ and her mother Emma Jane SWING of Shirley, NJ. The other GARRISON in my line i
3. [GARRISON] "not NUIL"? [1]
In a Roots Web list to track down a Garrison ancestor, beside where I was to write his birth and death place there were little boxes labeled "Not NUIL" (or Not NULL) . What does that mean, please? Also, I'm searching for any additional information about WILLIAM GARRISON, b.23 Oct 1746, in Stafford Co., VA, d. 10 Sep 1824, m. JANE____. and their daughter ELIZABETH (BETSY) GARRISON who married JAMES MOSES HIGGINBOTHAM, 3 Feb 1785, in Washington Co., VA. Thanks for any help. Virgin
4. [GARRISON] GARRISON/GARRETSON MOST WANTED Web Page - Updated 25 Mar. 2000 [1]
The GARRISON/GARRETSON MOST WANTED page has been updated. There are 4 new names (158 total). Please visit at http://www.sonic.net/yvonne/garrison.html and see if your elusive GARRISON/GARRETSON is there! You will also find links to the GenConnect GARRISON and (new) GARRETSON Boards. Yvonne Bowers, List Owner (Looking for John's GARRISON'S Parents ) GARRISON & GARRETSON Mailing Lists Most Wanted: http://www.sonic.net/yvonne/garrison.html GenConnect: http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/g/a/GARRISON
5. [GARRISON] Jesse Lawrence Garrison [1]
Stumbled across a lone Garrison while doing some research on my GUY and JORDAN lines. Another researcher has supplied this information: Jesse Lawrence GARRISON b. 1935 m. Margurette Elizabeth JORDAN. I don't want to pry into anyone's line who is currently living; but if someone out there is interested in this line, I have lots of JORDAN info on the wife. Lissa Johnston lissaj@worldnet.att.net Never miss a good chance to shut up. --anon.
6. [GARRISON] A Prayer For Genealogists [1]
This was sent to me and I thought I'd pass it on, Louise Bryant Rogers << > > A Prayer for Genealogists > > > > Lord help me dig into the past > > And sift the sands of time > > That I might find the roots that made > > This family tree of mine > > Lord, help me trace the ancient roads > > On which my fathers trod, > > And led them through so many lands > > To find our present sod. > > Lord, help me find an ancient book > > or dusty manuscript, > > That's safely hidden now away > > in some
7. Re: [GARRISON] Jesse Lawrence Garrison [1]
Lissa, I would be very interested if Jesse's father was either Earl R. b.Dec 1894 or Harold b. May 1897; also if grandfather was Wm. Garrison b. Iowa about Dec 1878. Thanks, Keith Johnson -----Original Message----- From: Lissa Johnston To: GARRISON-L@rootsweb.com Date: Thursday, 09 March, 2000 11:57 AM Subject: [GARRISON] Jesse Lawrence Garrison >Stumbled across a lone Garrison while doing some research on my GUY and JORDAN lines. Another researche
8. Re: [GARRISON] Fwd: Re: [NCROOTS] GARRISON/SERENDIPITY [1]
I know you said "That's all I've got," however, I have one question: Can you tell what century or decade it MIGHT be referring to? I recall a Porter Garrison (I think). Dee Toms Brook, VA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Yvonne Oliver Bowers" To: Sent: March 26, 2000 12:01 PM Subject: [GARRISON] Fwd: Re: [NCROOTS] GARRISON/SERENDIPITY > >X-From_: erach@mail.bright.net Sun Mar 26 08:38:11 2000 > >Subject: Re: [NCROOTS] GARRISON/SERENDIPITY > >Date: Sun,
9. [GARRISON] CIVIL WAR WEB SITES [1]
I found this today and thought I'd pass it on, > Friends, I would like your help, please! > I'm looking for URLs about the Civil War and how to find names . > Also, my granddaughter is supposed to find letters written by soldiers > during/about the Civil War for her studies about the Civil War in school. > Does anybody have any URLs where letters may be listed? Try here...the first one has letters, diary's. They are all pretty good civil war sites.... http://www.civilwararchive.com/files.htm http://w
10. [GARRISON] Fwd: US Migration [1]
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11. [GARRISON] Arkansas Garrisons [1]
Passing this along from Jimmie Garrison Merritt: "Hi Lissa, Will share what I have received from others. Good to share with you! There is a F. M. Garrison buried in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery at Plumerville, AR. He was born March 14, 1853 and died Dec. 17, 1917. Also, on the 1900 census of Conway Co. AR in Howard township there is a Frank M. Garrison born March of 1851. He has a wife Asula, 45, children Susie 15, Alvia L. 12, Oma 7, Burlie 3. In the same cemetery is buried Caleb Garrison and his son James Fr
12. [GARRISON] LISTMOM: GATEWAY LISTS [1]
Listers, Rootsweb have given the mailing lists the ability to "gateway" to the GenConnect boards - ie. when a message is posted to a GenConnect board, the message can also automatically be posted to the corresponding mailing list. I think it's a good thing - it will give us more access to researchers who aren't subbed to the mailing lists however it will add some traffic to the lists (which is probably a good thing, too). Please email me PRIVATELY and let me know if you'd like to see us gateway our
13. [GARRISON] Fwd: Re: [NCROOTS] GARRISON/SERENDIPITY [1]
>X-From_: erach@mail.bright.net Sun Mar 26 08:38:11 2000 >Subject: Re: [NCROOTS] GARRISON/SERENDIPITY >Date: Sun, 26 Mar 2000 11:37:50 -0000 >x-sender: erach@mail.bright.net >From: erach >To: "Yvonne" > >None of mine, but I happen to be working on MANLEY in the ROCKINGHAM >county 1983 Heritage book and came across 2 GARRISON's; when your flash >came over the e-mail a little bit ago... > >pg.381 > >LAWRENCE FRANKLIN MANLEY 663 > >"Lottie MANLEY who married Will GARRISON
14. Re: [GARRISON] Fwd: Re: [NCROOTS] GARRISON/SERENDIPITY [1]
Dee, I don't know - I just forwarded the message as you can see in the body text. The original sender was At 2:34 PM -0500 3/26/00, Dee Randall wrote: >I know you said "That's all I've got," however, I have one question: > >Can you tell what century or decade it MIGHT be referring to? > >I recall a Porter Garrison (I think). > >Dee >Toms Brook, VA > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Yvonne Oliver Bowers" >To: >Sent: March 26, 200
15. Re: [GARRISON] Arkansas Garrisons [1]
I am still trying to locate info on a Pleasant Garrisson who married a ? Youngblood . This was her second marriage. her first being to a Wm. Johnson YB. she and Pleasant had several children and I need to know who they were also. Believe they were in Boone and Carroll co. Ar. abt. 1850's????? bill -----Original Message----- From: Lissa Johnston To: GARRISON-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, March 26, 2000 5:52 PM Subject: [GARRISON] Arkansas Garrisons >While
16. Re: [GARRISON] Arkansas Garrisons [1]
wonder why no one has ever heard of a Pleasant Garrison. I know the guy couldn't have been a lone ranger with no relatives but I have searched everwhere to find where he lived. He married a Martha? we think but at least her last name was Youngblood as she was married to Wm Johnson YB first and had 3 kids then married Pleasant. I am sure she would have married him in AR. as that is where she lived at divorce time . abt. 1850 or up. I am trying to find where they lived and what their children 's name
17. [GARRISON] GARRISON-GARRETSON [1]
Hi all you GARRISONs, Recently, I posted an inquiry as to, Isaac GARRISON, b.1732-d.1836 said to be SAR, buried near Ozark Mo. with DAR plaque. Can someone tell me his relationship to the GARRETSONs? I received a response from one "lister" only. Is my GGGG Grandfather Isaac SAR fraudulent? Jim Adams Montanan22@email.msn.com
18. [GARRISON] George Washington Garrison [1]
Does anyone know the genealogy of a George Washington Garrison. He may have lived in Rockingham County before coming to the Auburn area, Ritchie County area, but I have looked all over the state and cannot find a George Washington Garrison that would fit. I have submitted to Garrison list before, but I will cc this to the Garrison list again with hopes. Other people that are connected to George Washington Garrison may be Lewis Garrison, Sherman Garrison, Martha J. Garrison (b. 1866 m. to Frederick Richa
19. [GARRISON] Elizabeth GARISON, Carroll County, TN, 1870 census [1]
Can anyone identify Elizabeth GARISON, age 60, found on page 401 of the Carroll County, TN, 1870 census?? She is close by to a Shim COOK, and a number of HAWKINS families; this make me think she is related to the family of Caleb GARRISON of the Pendleton District of SC..... Here's hoping. Zou Feagin Zfeagin@aol.com
20. [GARRISON] LISTMOM: CENSUS CHAT [1]
Folks, Discussions regarding the US Census are popping up on many lists with sometimes lengthy threads. Often, the Census, while important and interesting, is not relevant to the list. For those who are interested in ongoing Census discussion and/or specific questions, there is a new list called CENSUS-CHAT-L. To subscribe, send an email to: CENSUS-CHAT-L-request@rootsweb.com with nothing but the word SUBSCRIBE in the body text. For digest version, send to: CENSUS-CHAT-D-request@rootsweb.com If
21. Re: [GARRISON] (no subject) [1]
Thanks, but mine were here way before the time of Ellis Island, pre 1800 in New York. Maybe it will help someone else. Louise ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, February 28, 2000 10:16 PM Subject: [GARRISON] (no subject) > Just passing this along, maybe some of you will find it helpful. > Good luck, > Louise > > > Per "American History" magazine, June, 1999, scheduled to open this year > (2000) in the Ellis Island Immigration Museum is the
22. [GARRISON] George Washington Garrison - Ritchie County, West Virginia [1]
I was so thoughtless when I wrote to Ritchie Countie list and then at the last minute I added my posting to the Garrison list without a thought that I should have said that the state was WEST VIRGINIA. George Washington Garrison from West Virginia It could be in West Virginia Ritchie County or Rockingham County My apologies to all who were concerned enough to even write and ask me what state. Dee.
23. [GARRISON] Re: [WVRITCHI] George Washington Garrison [1]
I have Garrison relations in Ritchie Co., WV that are from Greene Co., PA, and could not possibly be related to these Rockingham Co., VA Garrisons. I've researched my Garrisons pretty carefully, and have had to learn a little bit about the unrelated Garrisons in order to weed them out. Some stuff that may be helpful: George Garrison, aged 26, born in Rockingham Co., VA to Lewis & Elizabeth Garrison, married on 25 November 1855, in Ritchie Co., (W)VA, Emily Pritchard, aged 27, born in Harrison Co., (W)VA
24. [GARRISON] 1890 CENSUS [1]
This was past on to me today and I thought I would do the same, pass it on. Louise The following letter was forwarded to me via one of my genealogy lists. If any of you had ancestors living in the USA in 1890, you might consider submitting your information to this project. Copies will be submitted to the Library of Congress and the LDS FHL. Thanks, Patrisia, Rootsweb Sponsor As you know, 99% of the 1890 census was destroyed by fire. There is a project to publish a book listing all U.S. residents
25. [GARRISON] Nicknames [1]
I received this from another list this morning and thought I'd pass it along, maybe it will be of some help to some of you. Good luck, Louise Researching, BAILEY, BARNES, BRYANT, CANNON, CASH, COLLIER, DUNCAN, DERRYBERRY, FORD, GARRISON, HARVILLE, SEXTON, SHIRLEY, RIGSBY, ROGERS, WALTER, WARDLAW & WILSON Male & Female Nicknames (Source Unknown) Nickname Christian Name(s) Bell, Bella, Belle Arabelle, Anabelle, Isabel, Isabella, Rosabel Bess, Bessie Elizabeth Beth
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