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1. Re: Saturday & Frogs [1]
At 10:08 AM 8/26/1997 +0100, you wrote: >Anyone remember TV's original Frog- "Pluck your magic twanger, Froggie" >? Claud I do, I do, Claude! I tried hard not to ever miss The Buster Brown Show. Aloha, Bev :
2. Re: GenChat ARCHIVES [1]
At 08:42 AM 8/17/97 -0700, The Converse's wrote: >Whoops! Sorry for dropping the ball on this one guys. Our archives are >stored at RootsWeb and can be accessed from their page. There are online >instructions on the page. Just follow the links from: > >www.rootsweb.com > >Tracey > I'm sorry. Tracey, but I can't find any links over there to archives for anything except ROOTS-L and GenWeb. Maybe if you could tell point me in the right direction -- WHICH link do I follow first from the RootsWeb Main Page at w
3. Archives! [1]
At 04:07 AM 8/14/97 -0700, Cheryl Cummings wrote: >I went to the Archives today in Seattle! I HAD THE BEST DAY!!! Congratulations!! We all need to hear about those kind of wins. Thanks for sharing. Aloha, Bev alohabev@gte.net
4. Re: A proven, useful surname record [Roll Call]. [1]
Hi Ray! Good idea. One of the greatest strengths of the ROOTS-L maillist has been its lasck of fragmentation, IMHO. I too think it would be way more beneficial for the maillists as well as the researchers to try to post to the available lists instead of making over whichever list one happens to be reading. Of course, this maillist is open to chat and discussion of any genealogy-related subject is encouraged. I suppose that would, therefore, include these speciality surname lists. The biggest
5. Re: MASON LODGE [1]
Hi Chris! Try this site: http://web.mit.edu/dryfoo/www/Masons/index.html If you don't find what you want, you might try going to http://www.hotbot.com and filling in the blank to search for the word "freemason" as I did. There were a LOT of hits. It looks like many individual lodges have web pages, so you might want to give it a try yourself. Aloha, Bev :) mailto:alohabev@gte.net ----------------------- reply separator -------------------------------- At 05:01 PM 8/24/1997 -0400, Chris Cro
6. Re: blue baby [1]
G.P., >>Speaking of old terms: my mother had a sister that died in infancy - about 3 >>to 6 weeks old - that they called "a blue baby". Am assuming they referred >>to color of skin due to lack of oxygen - probably a heart birth defect. >> Don't you think? Babies suffering the Rh-factor complications were also called "blue babies." Up until sometime in the 1960s, the only treatment for this fatal condition was a total blood tranfusion before too much damage was done to the baby's system. I'm not sure,
7. Re: in the face of adversity [1]
Hey, Jeff!!! GenChat-L (where you posted the note below) IS a general chat maillist with a genealogy focus according to its discription on the Rootsweb page: GEN-CHAT-L GEN-CHAT-L -- A mailing list for discussions of anything having to do with genealogy. Please note that this is a high volume list. GEN-CHAT-D -- digest version Then again, if YOU are the list owner/manager, you get to make the rules and call the shots, right? BTW, who IS the list owner/manager? My subscription con
8. GenChat archives??? [1]
Please, will someone tell me where the archives for GenChat are? Thanks. Aloha, Bev alohabev@gte.net
9. Re: Bag Balm [1]
At 03:25 PM 8/18/1997 -0800, you wrote: >I couldn't resist while you are talking about different >ointments......How about Bag Balm? The cure all of all cure alls! >I was trying to find in here and I kept getting the strangest looks! >Without any cows, I guess I can understand it. I understand that some drugstores carry it now along with hoof cream and mane shampoo, all of which are becoming more widely known as good for people use too! I've seen it in Walgreens in Florida. I was told, though, that gene
10. Re: Theology and the Civil War... [0.978004]
My grandmother was Lovedy Lou Allen
11. KEEPING SIBLINGS [0.978004]
It has been my bitter experience to begin my computer gen. research using a program which did not allow for keeping siblings. I now use FTW because it does allow for it. My story is that I got several generations down the line and found that the new ancestor I just found was the sibling of one I had already researched. In many cases I was descended from several children in a family group, and had to go back seven to ten generations and pick up a lot of material. had I kept the siblings, I should have saved
12. Re: IMPORTANT MESSAGE! [0.978004]
I have a few light bulbs that are burnt out , any body want them ?? , phil..
13. Fwd: Princess diane, [0.978004]
>Date: Sat, 30 Aug 1997 21:59:00 -0700 (PDT) > >X-From_: tazz@easystreet.com Sat Aug 30 21:59:00 1997 >Received: from bl-4.rootsweb.com (rootsweb.com [204.212.38.29]) > by bl-14.rootsweb.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) with SMTP id VAA24509 > for ; Sat, 30 Aug 1997 21:58:59 -0700 (PDT) >Received: from easystreet01.easystreet.com (postoff@easystreet.com [206.26.36.40]) by bl-4.rootsweb.com (8.6.12/8.6.9) with ESMTP id VAA00521 for ; Sat, 30 Aug 1997 21:59:25 -0700 >Re
14. Subject: scanners [0.978004]
Hi Sally, Yes what you heard is true. I'm an "amateur" photographer & use my scanner (to imput pictures into the computer), which I can then edit or improve upon (using Adobe Photo Shop software), and then print (using HP Desk Jet Printer with a Photo Cartridge). HP makes a special photo quality paper which I print on. I just love doing this & have a great amount of success. You can also buy transfer paper which is used to make iron on transfers. I've made tee shirts many times using this. Also I now
15. ROLL CALL - PETERSON, GLAESER, CRANDALL,FERRIS, SCHULTZ, WEISS [0.978004]
Peterson> Illinois, Michigan Glaeser> Illinois, Michigan Crandall> Michigan Ferris> Ohio, Michigan Schultz> Germany, Baltimore MD Weiss> Germany, Baltimore MD This is my immediate family that goes back to the 1800's. Joyscrft@aol.com for any responses
16. Re: Cost of the Obit! [0.978004]
It is common practice in our area of GA and SC to charge for extended obits. Pictures and family info. cost extra. We paid about $50 when my father and father-in-law died. John Rigdon ====== What's Happening in Genealogy The Genealogist's Net Calendar Visit us on line http://www.askthepro.com/calendar
17. Another gross remedy [0.978004]
Chewed tobacco on mesquito bites...In the summer I went around with brown splotches on my legs Genea
18. Re: Photo Paper [0.978004]
Hi All, I have tried the HP paper and some other from computer stores and none of it matches the quality of Kodak. (No, I don't work for Kodak). The quality just isn't the same. In addition the Kodak paper is acid free and good for genealogy. Sandy At 03:34 AM 8/6/97 -0700, you wrote: >Hi to all, > >If you have Office Max, Office Depot etc.. I think they have the paper. > >Cathy in Oregon > > >
19. Let it 'shine... [0.978004]
Gale, Of which denominational flavor was your ancestor Samuel Johnson?...It was intersting to me that he was "expelled"...Depending on the denomination, such an expulsion could have some rather serious earthly ramifications, as well as spiritual ramifications... First let me tell you that I am no longer a religionist...I spent ten years chasing my doctorate in theology (caught it, too), and I used to preach counsel and teach graduate school (two years teaching a master's level program in seminary)...My st
20. Re: How to Unsub? [0.978004]
ScismGenie@aol.com wrote: > send e-mail to:: > > Genchat-L-Request@rootsweb.com > > Subject is a period . > > Message the word UNSUBSCRIBE > > That all there is to it. I believe that the . is only needed if you are an AOL subscriber Bernie
21. purple spots [0.978004]
I've been reading with interest and nostalgia all the old cures and remedies, but I have to ask........Was I the only one that had to suffer the indignities of being swabbed with gentian violet? It seemed to be the cure-all, in my family, for everything from poison ivy to dog-bite. It didn't hurt, but surely was an attention getter. I still dislike the color purple because of it. Patricia
22. Re: NEW WESTMORELAND CO, PA MAILING LIST [0.978004]
In a message dated 97-08-19 08:22:25 EDT, GenChat-L@rootsweb.com writes: << PAWESTMO-L-request@rootsweb.com (for individual messages) >> REQUEST TO BE ON MAILING LIST. E-MAILJLamp129@aol.com
23. Afterbirth burial... [0.978004]
The question of the disposal of afterbirth has been raised again, and this time I'm not the guilty party...Some have suggested that it is purely a practical matter to bury it when the baby is born at home...I would tend to agree on purely reasonable grounds, except the qualification - when the baby is born at home - is not entirely the issue...And it is not so simple as taking the afterbirth out in some manner, digging a hole, dropping it in, and covering it over... My father knew of a number of instances,
24. Fwd: KY-F: DISEASE CHART #1 [0.978004]
--WebTV-Mail-841051296-897 Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; CHARSET=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7BIT It's time to repost these. The 'old' terms for diseases [below]...... Thanks, Bobby --WebTV-Mail-841051296-897 Content-Type: MESSAGE/RFC822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7BIT Message-Id: <2.2.32.19970620015120.0073f7c0@mail.tima.com> X-Sender: ivie@mail.tima.com X-Mailer: Windows Eudora Pro Version 2.2 (32) Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; ch
25. Re: Problem with list [0.978004]
Hi! I think I see the error...the correct address to send commands to the list is: GenChat-L-Request@rootsweb.com Inside the body of your letter should only be the word: unsubscribe This is a computer you will be sending your command. And as you know, computers can be a little picky. Please do not include any additional comments or the mail will bounce. If you still are having trouble, you can write to me at my personal address: roots@intellinet.com Or, visit my web page and just fill out a form. Ple
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