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1. [HACKETT-L] Word of the week...Tipperary [1]
Hello list, Tipperary is the word of the week, and all I know about Tipperary is that it is a place, but not sure. This was suggested to me and seemed like a good one since I've seen this place mentioned before (is this Ireland?). Sooooo, post your lines that are related to Tipperary and if you don't have a line related to that, but still want to post, feel free:) Good luck everyone. Erin Bradford kshai@geocities.com Listowner for Barringer, Black, Bradford, Coventry, Eller, Hackett, and Kern http://www
2. [HACKETT-L] Important from the listowner... [1]
Hello everyone. I had previously thought some of the problems on these lists were gone, but with people subscribing all the time, I guess they will never go away. This is a reminder of some of the things that I have decided I will try to send out every few months...for now on the subject will be "from the listowner...how to post". Basically, in the past 2 weeks, I have had to redirect about 50% of the posts that are going to all my lists because people are sending them to the wrong address. Right now I
3. [HACKETT-L] Let's Help Rootsweb! [1]
This is a forwarded message I recieved and I think that this is something everyone should be involved in. Without rootsweb, none of the genealogy Rootsweb lists that exist (over 5,000!) wouldn't be here. They have done so much for all of us, and I am sure some are you are very aware of what they do. All the things like the genweb archives and everything are housed at Rootsweb and without them, things like the censuses in the archives, mortality schedules, etc., wouldn't be accessible to us over the compu
4. [HACKETT-L] suggestion on supporting rootsweb...please read [1]
Hello everyone, I have a suggestion/thought about supporting rootsweb. I received a message earlier from someone who had sent that cookbook thing to about a dozen lists and a couple more dozen people and in it, she said something that made me think...If everyone who received it just donated even $1, there would easily be a couple hundred total for rootsweb....what do you say we try that?? I have 7 lists and 2 of them have over 100 people on them (Black and Bradford) and the other lists combined would be m
5. [HACKETT-L] Word of the week....? [1]
Ok everyone, no one really sent me a suggestion for the word of the week for this week and it's already Wednesday. If you have ANY suggestions, let me know. Also, for those that are new to the lists, I just wanted to tell you WHAT the "word of the week" is all about. In the past, these lists have been very inactive, weeks could go by with not one post, and I wanted to get activity up. I started a "program" for the word of the week where I give a word/phrase, such as John or North Carolina, and anyone w
6. Re: [HACKETT-L] William Hackett-Leicestershire England [0.986754]
Hi -- Just thought I'd mention that the LDS Church has just come out with the first of a series of CD-ROMs covering the 1851 England census. This first disk covers 3 counties; sorry, but I can't remember the names of the counties! This is not an index, it contains all the data in the census. This could be an invaluable aid for someone who has roots in England. Howard Johnston JVasq12128 wrote: > William Hackett b ca 1824 in Leicestershire England, m Claretta Marker in 1852 > son Fredrick Ralph Hac
7. [HACKETT-L] Roll Call! [0.986754]
Ok everyone, we have had a bunch of new subscribers to ALL the lists. Because of this, I would like people to start posting their lines. Unlike almost every list, I don't discourage Roll Calls because I know they have helped me. (Please make note that MOST lists will UNSUBSCRIBE you by hand if you start a roll call, so keep it on these lists please) I am sorry if you don't like Roll Calls, and if you feel it necessary to unsub because of it, well, that's your loss. I DO have a couple guidelines for Roll
8. [HACKETT-L] Joseph Hackett, 1841, ireland [0.986754]
Hi, Here is my roll call. Joseph Owen Hacket(t) born in Ireland in 1840 (not sure where yet) married Mary McKenna born in Ireland in 1841. Came to US in 1861. Children, John born 1861, Ireland, Franklin bron 1864, oh, Maggie, born 1865, oh, Bridget, born 1868, oh Thomas born 1870, oh died 1942, oh, married Catherine Welch, born 1870, oh died 1913, Oh, Josephine, born 1874, oh married Samuel Clayton, Michael, born 1882, oh. Joseph Owen died in 1912, in Cleveland, and Mary McKenna Hackett died in 1908
9. [HACKETT-L] HACKETT (1687-1839) MA>NH>PA [0.986754]
Hi HACKETT researchers: Here is my HACKET line, they lived in MA, NH, & PA; if anyone sees a connection, I'd love to exchange info. Thanks, Janis (1) Ebenezer HACKETT (1687 - 1741) & Hannah RING (2) Ephraim HACKETT (1711 - ) & Dorothy ALLEN m. 6 feb 1745/5 (3) Jeremial Ebenezer HACKETT ( - 1879) & Polly ROBINSON (4) Asa HACKETT (1769 - 1847) & Elizabeth "Eliza" HAMMOND (1773 - ) m. 27 Mar 1794, Rochester, Plymouth, MA (5) Eliza HACKETT (1795 - 1839)
10. [HACKETT-L] Thomas Hackett, KY b Ireland [0.986754]
I am seeking siblings and ancestors of Thomas Russell HACKETT and descendants of Thomas F. Hackett; have descendants of Marie DeSales HACKETT to share. 1. Thomas Russell HACKETT born 1837 Dublin, Ireland, married (1) in perhaps Ireland, no known children married (2) in Kentucky, no known children died Abt 12 Feb 1902 in Jefferson County, KY + married (3) Margaret (L) BOWMAN born 2 Apr 1852 in KY, died 26 Apr 1930 in Louisville, Jefferson Co., KY 2. Paul HACKETT born Abt 1878, died
11. [HACKETT-L] Tipperary Hacketts [0.986754]
Re Tipperary Does this Hackett line sound familiar to anyone? Tobias Hackett born c 1823 in Killenaule, County Tipperary, Ireland - said to be the son of Patrick and Ellen (Blake) Hackett - emigrated to Newfoundland, died 1890. He was married to Sarah Cole, b. 1830 Co. Tipperary, died Brigus NF August 8, 1888. Children - there may have been more: Thomas (my line) b. Brigus NF c 1856 Margaret b. Brigus, NF July 10, 1857 m. (1880)Patrick Nowlan b. St. John's, NF Sept 19, 1849. They emigrated to Cheyenne
12. [HACKETT-L] Michael J Hackett [0.986754]
Hello, I'm looking for any information on the family of: Michael Joseph Hackett I b. ? d 1907 married to Cathleen Cassidy b. Olean? d. 1902 Chi: Helen C. Hackett b. 11 Aug 1898 North Bend PA, d. 20 Jan 1957 Michael J Hackett II b. 6 Jul 1901 No. Bend PA d. 17 Mar 1980 Mike J Hackett II is my Grandfather but died when i was 2 1/2 years old. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Shana Born in Ireland Come check out my genealogy Web Page. Started 27 Feb 1998. WHAT WE HAVE: Ancestor Que
13. [HACKETT-L] Hacketts Ireland to West Virginia [0.986754]
Descendants of Mathias Hackett 1 Mathias Hackett . +Biddie ........... 2 Steaven Hackett b: June 17, 1824 in Ireland d: September 22, 1888 ............... +Mary Jennings b: in Ireland ......................... 3 Stephen Hackett b: December 22, 1869 in Ritchie, West Virginia ............................ +Ida Lemliy b: January 15, 1881 in WV d: August 1966 m: April 02, 1911 in Deerwalk, Wood County, West Virginia ...................................... 4 Charlotte Agnes Hackett b: March
14. [HACKETT-L] Frank Hackett [0.986754]
Hi, I know very little of my Hackett line, even though my maiden name is Hackett. I have found the following and hope to have more to add in the next couple of months. Frank Hackett, Sr., born 7-14-1899 in Dinuba, Ca., died 1-1969 in Modesto, Ca. Frank had siblings named: Oscar, Nelson, Ed, Fred, John, Clarence, Rosie and Ruth. Another child was still born. Frank Hackett, Sr married Lillian Henrietta Visher and to this marriage the following children were born in Ca.: Buelah Rose Hackett, Lura Hackett
15. [HACKETT-L] Hackett [0.986754]
Howard, I agree that Margaret Hackett was not the mother of George's children, since according to her bio.in "History of Richland Co., 188)", she and George married in 1840. Her bio reads: HACKETT, MARGARET, MRS., is the fourth child of George and Nancy Hackett, who came to this county in 1815, and located in this township, and resided here until their death; her father died in 1845, aged 68 years; her mother died in 1855 or 1856, aged 78 years. Mrs. Margaret Hackett is the widow of the late George Hacke
16. [HACKETT-L] Geroge & Nancy [0.986754]
Hi! I'm new to the list and am searching for information on George and Nancy Hackett who settled in Blooming Grove Twp, Richland Co., Ohio in about 1816. It is quite possible they came from Washington Co. PA. I am trying to find out if they had a daughter, Elizabeth, who married Ezekiel Chew. The Hackett and Chew tombstones are located in the same area of a cemetery in Rome, Ohio. Thanks for any assistance...Nola Donley
17. [HACKETT-L] Louisa M. HACKETT - Pennfield MI [0.986754]
Found this entry on the net in the Genealogical Death Index System for Michigan. Not one of mine. Maybe someone else needs the info. HACKETT - Louisa M. DOD 11 August 1873 Ledger page 123 Record # 266 POD Pennfield MI Calhoun Co. F, W, Married age 39 yrs 7 mos 17 days Congestion of the bowels Birthplace - MI Occupation - Housekeeper Father - Julius Gibbs residence-Pennfield,MI Mother - Sarah Gibbs residence-Pennfield,MI Corinne Hackett ___________________
18. [HACKETT-L] Tipperary Hacketts [0.986754]
Re: Tipperary Hacketts Patrick Joseph Hackett (b. Oct 1840) County Tipperary m. October 1866 in Memphis, Tennessee Mary Ellen [ ? ] Lane, a widow with two daughters, Kate and Mary Ellen. Mary Ellen also from Tipperary. Allegedly met on the boat coming over had: Richard b. 1867 - presumed to have died in infancy James b. 1869 - married Annie [ ? ] and had one daughter Mary Ellen b. 1871 - married Jeremiah Ells
19. [HACKETT-L] from the listowner...thanks and here is a treat:) [0.986754]
Hello everyone. I want to thank you all for your help. I am still looking for stories on using the census from 1790-1850, territorial censuses, and searching for minority ancestors with the census (African-American, Native American, Melungeon, etc.). I got a really good story that is really funny so I thought I would share it with all y'all. Enjoy and thanks for your sharing. I tried to get back to everyone to thank them personally, but there were over 150 stories sent to me!:) I appreciate it. The f
20. [HACKETT-L] 3 marriages found NC,SC [0.986754]
Hope this helps someone out there. They weren't my line, but someone else may need them. >From North and South Carolina Marriages 1700's Hackett, Aaron and Tabitha Hambleton, 25 July 1798, Rowan Co. NC Hackett, James and Mary Woods, 14 October 1773, Rowan Co, NC Hackett, Michael [Dr.] and Elizabeth White, February 1765, Charleston, SC Ramona McDowell Kelley
21. [HACKETT-L] from the listowner...mass crossposting to lists [0.986754]
This was received from Brian Leverich, one of the main forces behind RootsWeb. Although this hasn't been a problem on any of my lists so far, I thought I would send this to prevent this problem from occuring on these lists. What brought this message from Brian about was that someone had sent a post to more than 50 lists at once...which is really excessive, If you feel you need to cross post, let's make it a rule that you aren't to cross post to more than 7 lists max:) (by the way, the only reason I cross
22. Re: [HACKETT-L] Frank Hackett [0.986754]
Kristi -- I just ran across some info yesterday that may be of some value to you. In a book called "Patrons of Husbandry on the Pacific Coast by Ezra S. Carr, published San Francisco, 1875: It lists a G. A. Hackett and a Chas. Hackett as being members of the Franklin Grange, No. 135; Visalia, Lake Township, Tulare Co., CA. This Grange was established 12 Dec. 1873. Visalia isn't all that far from Dinuba. This may give you another place to look. Howard Johnston krickman wrote: > Hi, > I know very little
23. [HACKETT-L] Re: Hacketts of Ireland [0.986754]
william l webster wrote: > > Have I written to you before this regarding Hared Hackett of Ireland and > Mima Anna Gibson, his wife. They came to the USA about the same time as > yours. He sailed his own boat with another couple. Mima delivered a child > 2 weeks after landing. Their dau Zelpha Jane Hackett has estimated bd > from her death record as being born 1844, so may not have been their > first child. Herod Hackett migrated to TN where Zelpha married George > Wylie Watson after the civilwar. They ma
24. [HACKETT-L] looking for census stories...not a lookup request [0.986754]
Hello everyone. First off, I apologize for sending this to so many lists at once. I didn't want to have to retype this out and send it to each list seperately, especially since I have a disconnected finger:). Second, let me tell you what I'm looking for and why. I am looking for any stories that any of you can share with me, good and bad, about you experience with using the census for genealogy research. This could be anything, an example could be hunting for an ancestor when the name was misspelled.
25. [HACKETT-L] William G.Hackett/Mary BROWNRIG- ENG/ WI/ IA [0.986754]
Looking for information on William George HACKETT (father of William Francis HACKETT). He was born in Devenshire, England. He married a Mary BROWNRIG (also born in England) in 1853. Son William F. was born in Empire Prarie, WIsconsin on 22, April 1857. William G. and Mary died in Chicasaw Co, IA. Anyone working on this line can contact me Kacy kacycroy@aol.com
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