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1. [GenConnecticut-L] Indian River Cemetery, part 2, Clinton, Middlesex Co., CT [1]
The second file of cemetery records from Indian River Cemetery in Clinton is now on line. I'd like to thank Janece Streig again for sending me the listing so I could transcribe it. This file includes Sections VII, VIII & about half of IX, or about 33 pages of the listing, for a total of 66 pages out 100 on line. Jane Devlin Lake Orion, MI janedevlin@ameritech.net Records from CT, MA, & MI + family lines: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jdevlin/
2. RE: [GenConnecticut-L] Problems with town clerks [1]
I read your web site re CT vital records with interest. I have been having similar problems with Coopertown clerks in NY. Does anyone know of a similar web site for the regulations in NY State? Virginia Leighty > [Original Message] > From: Deb Inman > To: > Date: 4/15/03 6:20:29 AM > Subject: [GenConnecticut-L] Problems with town clerks > > The Connecticut Professional Genealogists Council has > been working with town clerks to clarify what the > cler
3. [GenConnecticut-L] Indian River Cemetery, Clinton, Middlesex Co., CT [1]
Thanks to Janece Streig, who snail-mailed me copies for transcriptions, I have just uploaded the first six sections of the Indian River Cemetery in Clinton to the site. There are a *lot* of very old burials in this cemetery, a couple dating back to the late 1600s. Surnames that appear numerous times include BUELL, HULL, WRIGHT, MORGAN, STEVENS [various spellings], WILLCOX, KELSEY, LANE, ELLIOTT, GRISWOLD, REDFIELD, and lots more. Jane Devlin Lake Orion, MI janedevlin@ameritech.net Records from CT,
4. [GenConnecticut-L] SCHUTZ [1]
Hi, There are at least 11 CT Schutz men listed in the Civil War index. I am hoping to hear from a descendent of any or all of them. I am primarily looking for a daughter or sister named Margarethe, b. 11 Jan. 1840 in Birkenfeld, Mittelfranken, Bayern. She married in NYC in 1868 and moved to Bridgeport, CT sometime between June 1872 & October 1874, Any little clue as to her family will be gratefully appreciated. Thanks, June
5. Re: [GenConnecticut-L] Ancestry.com [1]
At Sunday, 13 April 2003, "Sue Barrett" wrote: >Hi All, >I heard the news about Ancestry & Genealogy.com merging but has anyone >had a problem accessing Ancestry.com or is it just me? I have a Census >subscription and can not access them. I keep getting a search page? >-Sue > We are having no problem using it at the Godfrey Library. You are welcome to come here to use it. If you want to use HeritageQuestOnline Census and books you can use them at the library or from home. You nee
6. [GenConnecticut-L] My CT Surnames [1]
Hi All, I am researching the following surnames in CT (New London county mainly) and New England. I would like to hear from anyone also researching any of the following surnames. BAKER BEEBE BRYANT DARLING DAYTON HIGGINS KEENEY KING JEROME NICOLS/NICHOLS ROGERS SCOFIELD STEVENS/STEPHENS WHITROCK Thank you, Lisa ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, April 25, 2003 9:00 AM Subject: GenConnecticut-D Digest V03 #90
7. Re: [GenConnecticut-L] 2nd CT Heavy Artillery book, "The County Regiment" [1]
At 04:58 PM 4/22/03 -0700, Diane Gonthier wrote: >The book was written in 1908 by Dudley L. Vaill. > >The County Regiment: A Sketch of the Second Regiment of Connecticut >Volunteer Heavy Artillery, >Originally Nineteenth Volunteer Infantry, in the Civil War. > >Published: Litchfield, CT: Litchfield County University Club, 1908. 108 >p. Go to your local LDS Family History Center and order a microfiche copy from the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. The call number is FHL US/CAN Fiche 6082909. You
8. [GenConnecticut-L] Godfrey Library adds 1860 Index, Images [1]
The Godfrey Library Now Offers 1860 Census Index, Page Images Online. The Godfrey Memorial Library (Middletown, CT) is pleased to announce that the US 1860 Census Page Images and Index are now available on their website for in-library or at home use. The Library already offers at home access to the original census page images for the entire US Census, except 1900 and the online census indexes for all states for: 1790 through 1820, 1860, 1870, 1890 and 1910; and for some states for 1920. The Library
9. [GenConnecticut-L] Alling Ball and William Ball of New Haven [1]
Hello: I am looking for male Ball named descendants of Alling Ball and William Ball, immigrants to New Haven Colony in the 1600s. Please contact me off list if you are interested in a Ball Y DNA study. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~scperkins/Ball.DNA.html Regards, Steven C. Perkins SPerkins@interaccess.com
10. [GenConnecticut-L] Litchfield CT Cemeteries [1]
I just added 4 Cemeteries for Litchfield CT to my web site as follows. Headquarters Cemetery Smith - Roberts Cemetery Beach Cemetery Osborn Cemetery The last 3 are small ones, all on one page, Haedquarters is a larger one. Will be adding more cemeteries from Litchfield this week. When I get them all finished I will add them to the Litchfield County AHGP web site also. http://www.rays-place.com Cheers Ray Brown
11. [GenConnecticut-L] Re: Southold, L.I., NY + New Haven, CT [1]
Hi: This data area is from your email sent to someone else. ************************************************** ==== MA-BAY-COLONY Mailing List ==== Long Island, New York ..... you bet it belongs ..... Southold, Long Is. was part of the New Haven Colony [Conn.]. NYSUFFOL-L@rootsweb.com list moderator: BunnyDust@attbi.com ************************************************** I was kind of fascinated by the above words I guess you wrote. My Tuttle family ancestors helped found New Haven area having come f
12. [GenConnecticut-L] NARA Site [1]
NARA now has all it's archives online. Here is the link http://www.archives.gov FireSong Walker Bear's Den Academy http://www.cttel.net/~destiny --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.463 / Virus Database: 262 - Release Date: 3/17/2003
13. [GenConnecticut-L] reagan-gallagher [1]
looking for links to gallagher,now reagan from new heaven ct-obrien,curtin,culkin,silgo ireland.thanks- bill obrien
14. [GenConnecticut-L] Edward and Marian Butler [1]
I'm looking for information after 1880 on Edward A Butler (born 1864) and his sister Marian Butler (born 1862) . Both were born in New Haven and lived there in 1880 with their parents John H. and Susan J. Butler. I would appreciate any information available.
15. [GenConnecticut-L] Re: GenConnecticut-D Digest V03 #81 [1]
Please remove me from this list. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, April 15, 2003 5:01 AM Subject: GenConnecticut-D Digest V03 #81
16. [GenConnecticut-L] Avon & Farmington CT update [1]
The inscriptions for Greenwood Cemetery in Avon, CT has just been put online at my web site. This includes a lot of burials prior to 1830 when Avon Became a town, so part of there would be recorded as being in Farmington. I will later be adding two more Avon Cemeteries that are older than this one with more inscriptions of people recorded as being in Farmington. Ray Brown http://www.rays-place.com
17. [GenConnecticut-L] New Files online [1]
CT and MA CT The St Anthony's Cemetery in Litchfield was added tonight to my web site. http://www.rays-place.com/cemeteries/610-9.htm MA The Bridgewater Vital records to 1850 have been added to, tonight the marriages for Surnames starting with Q and R were put online. http://www.rays-place.com/town/bridgewater/index.htm Cheers Ray Brown http://www.rays-place.com .
18. Re: [GenConnecticut-L] Re: GenConnecticut-D Digest V03 #78 [1]
HI Barbara Another Barbara here. In my original post, I did make the same comment. Most of the clerks have been very helpful--until I met the town of Granby!!! Even the towns I wrote to in MA got back to me--some by long distance phone call. I have heard from 7 of 8 towns in just 2 weeks--much quicker than expected. In the past, in several towns, while I was looking thru the vital records, the clerk was running around checking other books for the names I was looking for and running anything that might c
19. RE: [GenConnecticut-L] Contact the Governor about .. Town Clerks ! [1]
There are several reasons for the problems with local clerks. 1) CT is geographically next to NY. Specifically NYC. Western CT towns continually have to question that the requestors for information are legitimate. Years back it was a big problem that birth certificates were being obtained for identity changes. 2) Southeastern CT hosts two Native American Tribes with successful Casinos. When it the Casino's opened they were overnight surprise success. No one in the US would even loan the first tribe the mo
20. [GenConnecticut-L] Joseph Hart [1]
I have been searching for my Joseph for the last 10 years and have given up and will now start writing my family book. I know that he was born in NJ in about 1810 and died in Il and was buried in Wisc in 1881. In between, he lived in Herkimer County NY and married Adeline Dickins. They had 4 boys before moving to Wisc in about 1849. The 1880 census stated that his father was born in CT and his mother NY. Thought I would put out one more query before I start writing. Any one see any connections wit
21. [GenConnecticut-L] Courant obituaries [1]
Elise, I have copied the two obituaries you are looking for below. For anyone with a CT library card, you can access the Hartford Courant at http://www.iconn.org. Coverage is back to 1992. Regards, Debby Trofatter Hartford Courant, The (CT) February 11, 2002 NOGAS, JEAN M. (STOROZUK) Edition: STATEWIDE Section: CONNECTICUT Page: B7 Index Terms: OBITUARY Estimated printed pages: 1Article Text:NOGAS, Jean M. (Storozuk) Jean M. (Storozuk) Nogas, 79, of Wethersfield,
22. [GenConnecticut-L] 1910 CT Census/Lawler [1]
Could someone please look up the CT 1910 Census for Frank Lawler? Frank would have been around 10 years old. I do not know the couty he was living. Thank You Ron
23. [GenConnecticut-L] town clerks, et al [1]
Perhaps this will help... http://users.rcn.com/sanner.nai/recordslaw.htm
24. [GenConnecticut-L] Little used resource [1]
A little used resource is the user databases at rootsweb. They have them for census records, birth, marrage, Ect. too many to list. They may be accessed through: http://searches.rootsweb.com/ If you have records that you think will be of help to others you can see how to send them in at: http://userdb.rootsweb.com/guidelines.html For each type of record they show the format to put them in. There can be missing fields if you only have an index such as for census listings, but even indexes can help othe
25. [GenConnecticut-L] Re: GenConnecticut-D Digest V03 #76 [1]
To All, I recently went to the town hall in Willimantic,Ct. and I met with the Town Clerk,Ann Bushey. She couldn't have helped me enough to find what I wanted. I spent about six hours doing my research. As I found my information,she would make copies for me.She pointed out which books would be of interest to me and was just so very accommodating. I'm sorry that all of you weren't as lucky as I was. Joyce Florida
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