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1. Re: [GERMANNA] The Brock Collection [1]
Craig, I've put in everything I can think of and can't get the article. Get the Times/Dispatch, today's stuff and the archives but nothing on Brock. Any suggestions? Even tried "The Huntington Library" (fantastic facility)--and still nothing. J. Watkins At 07:08 PM 2/24/2003 -0600, you wrote: >There was a very interesting front page article in today's Richmond Times >Dispatch (www.timesdispatch.com) regarding something I had never heard of, >called the Brock Collection, currently housed in Californ
2. [GERMANNA] O'FALLON FAMILY-LINKS [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HCC.2ACI/227 Message Board Post: Looking to contact any O'Fallon family-members who would like to exchange lineage notes. Kindest of regards from the UK- RobertO'Fallon Family Historian
3. Re: [GERMANNA] SB818 - Destruction of Will Files--please contactthe legislature to reject! [1]
Craig, Do you think they are going to microfilm all the scraps of paper in the will packets? I doubt it. The Dallas Library has lots of film of wills from all over the country. I have never seen anything but the will and probate filmed. J. Watkins At 12:51 PM 2/9/2003 -0600, you wrote: >This is much ado about nothing. Read the language. Can be destroyed IF >THEY HAVE BEEN MICROFILMED. This is just a storage and paper issue.***********
4. Re: [GERMANNA] Original copies of wills [1]
RIGHT, Barb, What a thrill. I held the original Rev. War pension of my gggg-grandmother! Also all the original will packet docs from the estate of another Rev. War vet. Nothing can compare! Joy Watkins At 12:34 PM 2/11/2003 EST, you wrote: >In a message dated 2/11/03 11:27:26 AM Central Standard Time, >Billtheekat@aol.com writes: > >> Exactly why it is so important to preserve the original documents and keep >> them intact, not just on microfiche/film! >> > >Apparently this person has never held
5. Re: [GERMANNA] The Brock Collection [1]
Craig, Thanks so very much for help "above and beyond." Great article. I am delighted they are microfilming the material and eventually we will be able to research it. We have been to the Huntington twice--great art collection! Also asked about some documents on one occasion but you had to have specific permission as a scholarly researcher to have access. Am wondering how the LVA is managing this with all the recently announced cut-backs. At 12:31 PM 2/25/2003 -0600, you wrote: >Joy and all: > >Here
6. Re: [GERMANNA] (1595)Germanna Colonies, History of [1]
John, Thanks for the site on the Joyner book. I am not "2nd colony" but I have several other Orange Co families to check on. Joy Watkins >The entire list of names from Orange County (but this not all of Orange >County) can be read in Peggy Shomo Joyner's "Northern Neck Warrants & >Surveys, Orange & Augusta Counties." >
7. Re: [GERMANNA] Seigen trip ancestors? [1]
To "Trippers," Lineage from John Jacob Richter/Rector, Fischbach and Heimbach. Joy Watkins, Arlington, TX At 08:31 AM 1/29/2003 -0700, you wrote: > Great idea Marianne! As one of those going to Germany I would be happy to >identify my lineage. My maiden name is Coons, direct descendant from Yost >Coons. And by the adoption of my father to his stepfather I descend from >Hans Jacob Holtzclaw. >----- Original Message ----- >From: " Marianne" >To:
8. [GERMANNA] Book by Wust [1]
There was some conversation a short time ago about books by Klaus Wust. I notice in the recent issue of the Willow Bend Book catalogue there is a book available that he co-authored. "German Origins of Jost Hite, Virginia Pioneeer 1685-1761," Henry Z. Jones, Ralph Connor, Klaus Wust. 1979 $10.00. Joy Watkins
9. [GERMANNA] #1 how to make quick money and why the government bands it! [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HCC.2ACI/229 Message Board Post: The government refers to it as a pyramid some call it spam but we call it get ritch quick scheme. Simply making money off others and others making money off you this is how it works, by mailing 3$ american wraped in a letter that says " please add me to you mailing list". The $3 dollars has to be wraped inside the letter
10. Re: [GERMANNA] Lewis Rouse [0.979506]
first marriages for Madison co was 1792..must have been Culpeper co VA? jrt >> > >James [Rouse?] states that Lewis and Elizabeth were married in Madison County, > Virginia in 1783. They moved from Campbell, Ky in 1817 to Henderson, > Henderson, KY. > >
11. Re: [GERMANNA] Michael Yager's Little Fork Land [0.979506]
on 02/12/03 8:15 PM, AMielke195@aol.com at AMielke195@aol.com wrote: > traditionally, Courtley has been interpreted as one of those English scribe > distortions of the nice German name Conrad. I would not be surprised, > however, if that tradition too may be incorrect, since the sound as spelled > is simply a bit TOO different from the German sound,. If there were a chance > for another name, I'd suggest Kurt as the German name, but we have no > precedent for that. Without benefit of further study, I woul
12. [GERMANNA] Benjamin HUFFMAN-Germanna Record #5 [0.979506]
In Germanna Record #5 there is a discussion of one Benjamin HUFFMAN whom Dr. Holtzclaw could not identify with a HUFFMAN family. As I recall this Benjamin was in Culpeper Co., VA in 1840. Could someone quote this passage for me? Best regards, Hugh
13. [GERMANNA] Conrad Ammen(t)/Ammon of Germany [0.979506]
This is an ancestor I would like to know more about: CONRAD AMEN(T) b Palantinate, Ger. Arrived America ca 1731 d ca Feb 1773 Paradise Twp York Co Pa 1M ?? 2M. CATHERINE MATTEIS MOORE (d/o JOHANN MATHEIS) b Deux Ponts Palatinate ca 1700 d 3 May 1761 Paradise Twp York Co bur in Henry Botts Burial Ground age 61. 1m Peter Moore (MORH) b ca 1703 Becherback Pfaltz, Ger d 1740 Paradise Twp York. Immigrated from Germany Pa 27 Aug 1739. They had 9 children. Children of Conrad and Catherine Mattheis Moo
14. RE: [GERMANNA] Disposition of research materials [0.979506]
Thom, you will never know how much this means. I have forwarded your message to Carol and other friends. Betty Johnson -----Original Message----- From: Thom [mailto:kinseek@starband.net] Sent: Saturday, February 22, 2003 12:16 PM To: GERMANNA_COLONIES-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [GERMANNA] Disposition of research materials Dear Betty, The Germanna Foundation want the materials just as they are. Our library curating committee will handle the cataloging, storage and protection of the materials. It is
15. Re: [GERMANNA] Dr. Walter Clore and other sad news [0.979506]
Cathi, Thanks for posting this information on Dr. Walter Clore. I found it very interesting that he was born in Tecumseh, OK. I was born and raised in Macomb, OK which is located 7 miles south of Tecumseh. I too, am a descendant of Hans Michael Clore. Elizabeth Clore, daughter of Peter Clore was my ggggg-grandmother. Elizabeth and Harman Wayman were the parents of Frances Wayman who married John Riley who were my gggg-grandparents. Do you have the name of Dr. Walter Clore's parents and do you know if
16. Re: [GERMANNA] Michael Yager's Little Fork Land [0.979506]
on 02/12/03 6:05 PM, Thom at kinseek@starband.net wrote: > It looks, from the description, that the land Michael Yager purchased from > Courtley Broil was part of Matthias Castler (Crisler)'s 300 acres patented > in 1728 if you use the corner markers of Long and Crese. So we know that it > is not the Little Fork that we discussed in detail recently, but the > question now is did Matthias Castler/Crisler, have a daughter Courtly who > married a Broil? Thom--agree on location. But, I don't think Courtly (
17. [GERMANNA] Henry Willis? [0.979506]
on 02/02/03 4:58 PM, GreystokeB@aol.com at GreystokeB@aol.com wrote: > Can anyone give me a lead on the "Henry WILLIS" > mentioned toward the end of this post? > Cookie, a Hoosier in Florida > << GreystokeB@aol.com >> I think are referring to the post I sent about Isham Tatum, also mentioned Henry Willis as a methodist in 1776 in Pittsylvania District, VA. If so, I rather suppose he is a member of the Willis family from Westmoreland County, later migrants to Orange/Culpeper area. I only have the ear
18. [GERMANNA] Naturalizations [0.979506]
Here are a few thoughts but perhaps no answers and maybe a lot of errors: 1. I think the naturalizations were sent along to Williamsburg and in some cases to England. Then I think some were published. So starting with the county court, going on to Williamsburg, and maybe even to England, there were multiple records of the same event. 2. Many people confused naturalizations with head rights. These were different events. 3. The laws changed with regard to the procedures to be followed. 4. There were d
19. Re: [GERMANNA] Michael Yager's Little Fork Land [0.979506]
Andreas, I just received this message A written history of the Old Propst Church at Brandywine, WV has a section on Missionaries in Pendleton Co which tell re ministers of the Hebron Lutheran Church of Madison Co mentioning Pastor Klug. I will be glad to copy these two pages and mail to you, if it would be of interest. Do you have this book? I will have her send it to me and transcribe it for you if you want it. Cindy
20. Re: [GERMANNA] (1589)Germanna Colonies, History of [0.979506]
John, I have a couple of points on this great note on the Yager baptisms. John Weaver was the nephew of Walburga Weaver she was also the mother-in-law of two of Michael Yager's brothers, John and Nicholas. John's Grandmother, and Walburga's mother was Susanna Clore Weaver Crigler Yager, the step grandmother at the time of all of the Yagers. I admit that this is a slim connection, but it is a connection none the less. Barbara Kaifer Weaver was the wife of John Weaver. She was also the sister of Dorothea Ka
21. RE: [GERMANNA] Michael Yager's Little Fork Land [0.979506]
Hi Andreas, An interesting tidbit - My husband's ancestress Anna Catherine, widow of Johann Gerhard Anthony Henckel, and her second husband Thomas Wilson were (according to the Henckel Genealogy by Junkin and Junkin) married by Rev. John Casper Stoever on 1 February 1737 at St. James Church in Lancaster, PA. Cathi -----Original Message----- From: AMielke195@aol.com [mailto:AMielke195@aol.com] Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2003 3:58 PM To: GERMANNA_COLONIES-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [GERMANNA] Michael Y
22. Re: [GERMANNA] Isham Tatum, more [0.979506]
Descendants of John Tatum 1 John TATUM . +Martha VOLTUS ..... 2 Pocahontas TATUM b: 11 Oct 1850 ......... +Robert Osborne UTZ b: 22 Aug 1840 in Virginia m: 02 Nov 1871 in Madison, Madison Co., Virginia d: 17 Jun 1912 Craig, Is it a far stretch to contemplate the idea that Isham's grandson, John, might have married Martha VOLTUS and produced a daughter named Pocahontas (Hontas/Hontus) TATUM who ended up back in Madison County, VA,
23. Re: [GERMANNA] SB818 - Destruction of Will Files--please contactthe legislature to reject! [0.979506]
I don't know. In St. Louis they film every scrap of paper. In Virginia, where this bill is filed, we are lucky they have preserved anything from the past already. Craig on 02/09/03 8:58 PM, jhwatkins at jhwatkins100@earthlink.net wrote: > Craig, > > Do you think they are going to microfilm all the scraps of paper in the > will packets? I doubt it. The Dallas Library has lots of film of wills > from all over the country. I have never seen anything but the will and > probate filmed. > > J. Watkins
24. Re: [GERMANNA] Germanna Colonies [0.979506]
Jane, Thanks for your interest in Germanna. Go to our Germanna website www.germanna.org there you can read about the two colonies 1714 and 1717. You can also order a free copy of the newsletter by clicking on the Brochure button on the left of your screen. We also have a book, Germanna Record Number 4 about John Jacob Rector, and there is some information on Rev. Haeger in Germanna Record Number 5. Click on the publications button to read descriptions of the books and order them on the web if you like. Re
25. Re: [GERMANNA] Yager Miscellany [0.979506]
on 02/11/03 11:40 AM, Betty at jjandbj11@comcast.net wrote: > Nancy Dodge asked: " . . . does Anna Pratt's appearance in church with > Elizabeth YAGER prove that Elizabeth Yager was a daughter of Jacob > Manspiel and therefore Anna Prat's grandaughter? > > The general opinion here seems to be that this particular Elizabeth > Yager is Michael Sr.'s wife. I agree this identification does seem most > likely. I guess I will have to cast the only dissenting vote on this one. I don't think there is enough ev
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