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1. Re: Power Failure at rootsweb... [1]
Read below: (kinda long) >> We're having quite a gale up here on the mountain, and we've lost all >> power to the PMC and Birchwood NOCs. > >The gale was followed by a calm, heavy, wet snowfall. Trees are falling >on power lines, and we're repeatedly losing power. > >We've managed to keep everything up so far by carefully managing our >battery life (last night wasn't one of my better nights for sleep ... ), >but it looks like we may be in trouble if the current outage lasts more >than another couple of ho
2. correction for address on WW I and later info [1]
> >Hi Erin, >I just recieved a form from the National Archives that gives the address >for WWI records as 9700 Page Boulevard, St Louis, Mo 63132 > I had said 9700...guess it's 7700...sorry for the confusion. Erin Bradford kshai@geocities.com Listowner for Barringer, Black, Bradford, Coventry, Eller, Hackett, and Kern http://members.tripod.com/~Kshai/genealogy.html (my surname databases) http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/6106/genlinks.html (+800 genealogy links) http://www.angelfire.com/mt/listd
3. Patrick Joseph Hackett [1]
researching great grandfather: Patrick Joseph Hackett b. ca 1840 County Tipperary, Ireland m.1st Oct 20 1866 St. Peter's Church, Memphis Tennessee Mary Ellen [?] Lane a widow w/ 2 daughters Kate and Josephine Lane. She also from Tipperary. Reportedly they met on the boat. children: Richard b. Aug 5, 1867 Memphis died in infancy James b. Aug 8, 1869 Memphis m. Annie? d. Amarillo, Texas Mary Ellen b. Nov 13, 1871 Memphis m. Jeremiah Ellsworth Johnson
4. Irish Catholic Hacketts [1]
On Jan 30 Laura wrote: > The family was in Stark County Ohio by 1880 listed with the following family memembers: John, born 1861-2, in Ireland ( in the 1900 census, Joseph indicated that they came over in 1861)< Laura, have you checked obituaries for Joseph and John, etc.? Often they state the place in Ireland. Have you checked the funeral records and the tombstones? Have you looked at the 1870 census? You are right that usually it only says Ireland, but every once in a while you get a fussy
5. Re: HACKETTS IN COLES COUNTY, IL [1]
At 07:50 PM 2/2/98 -0700, you wrote: >Erin & Darrol -- >I did a search of my database to find any Hacketts of Coles Co., IL. >Here's what I came up with: [snip] >John M. Hacket purchased land Coles Co., IL, 19 Nov 1853. > >John N. Hackett purchased land Coles Co., IL, Aug >1853. Where did you get this info? One of these John's has to be my John, but they have different initials. Thanks for your help. Erin Bradford kshai@geocities.com Listowner for Barringer, Black, Bradford, Coventry, Eller, Hackett, a
6. John Hackett [1]
Just found this tonight at http://www.pcquandary.com/patie/dearmond.htm I believe this referring to the Revolutionary War, but not sure, never actually said...also, I only copied what talked about John and that was it. There was more, including a map of the area talked about so go to the homepage if you want to see the rest: From: Roots of Roane County, TN by Snyder E. Roberts, pg 155 According to available documents, JOHN DEARMOND, JOHN HACKETT and JOSEPH O"HAVER were the first white men to set foot on
7. Word of the week: Kentucky [1]
Okay everyone, new word: Kentucky, so start listing your KY ancestors. Reminders: After last week, I have found people do not know where to send mail and such so here are reminders 1. do NOT send messages to me that are meant for the list, send them to BLACK-L@rootsweb.com, BRADFORD-L@rootsweb.com, or HACKETT-L@rootsweb.com 2. do NOT assume that just because you send it to the Black list for example that people will know that "George Benson" is actually "George Benson Black" (picking these names out o
8. Re: Another idea [1]
At 10:40 PM 2/10/98 -0500, you wrote: > Rather than asking for submissions by forename, how about by >locality? Like a certain county in a certain state? Or even just that >state? Or a part of England or Ireland? To me that would bring together >related people a lot quicker than the name John would. I am sure I could >find a John in the Burke's Landed Gentry of Ireland book where there is a >line of Hacketts, but what would that add--to type stuff out of a book that >anyone can get access to? >
9. Another idea [1]
Rather than asking for submissions by forename, how about by locality? Like a certain county in a certain state? Or even just that state? Or a part of England or Ireland? To me that would bring together related people a lot quicker than the name John would. I am sure I could find a John in the Burke's Landed Gentry of Ireland book where there is a line of Hacketts, but what would that add--to type stuff out of a book that anyone can get access to? I would be excited to find other Hacke
10. Re: Another idea [1]
Elizabeth, I really like this idea, I also like our Hackett list owner's idea about the forename. Why not use both. I'll start with Forname John State Kentucky John Hackett born bef. 1850, Owen Co. KY ? mar. ? Sayler Brother to Ollie Andrea Hackett and Sallie Buck Hackett also KY. Son of Howard Sayer Hackett and Mary Brian from NJ via IL and MO to KY Children John Hackett abt 1892 KY mar. Mae Steel George Hackett 1894 mar. Annie Beverly In a message dated 98-02-10 22:49:20 EST, you writ
11. vital record addresses for every state/county [1]
First off, let me say I don't have these addresses myself, but here is an excellent homepage for people who want to request vital records (birth/death/marriage/divorce) but don't know the address. Also, if you know the town, but not the county, there is a link for that, just enter the name of the town and state it's in and it will tell you the county (I tried it, it REALLY works!). Hopes this helps out. http://www.inlink.com/~nomi/vitalrec/index.html Erin Bradford kshai@geocities.com Listowner for Barri
12. Hackett, John, et al., c1800, Queen Anne's Co., MD [1]
I am searching for information on the Hackett family of Queen Anne's Co., Maryland. they lived in the Church Hill area and attended St. Lukes Parish. John Hackett Jr. was the executor of Chalres Van Deren's will in 1811. Elizabeth Hackett married Charles Van Deren c1809. She was his second wife. In 1816, she married John PATRICK also of QA county. Charles' second son, Charles Holcomb Van Deren married Mary Hackett Gould in 1832 in QA county. Thank you, I appreciate your help very much. Marcie Van Deren K
13. please read...from listowner [1]
Hello everyone, I just want to remind everyone of the address to send mail to the LISts to. since I started the "word of the week" program (that's what I decided to call it), EVERYONE has been posting it seems like, every list, but one, has had at the very least one post so far. And I have seen at least 4 people in just the past 12 hours connect! This is going much better than I ever hoped. Thank you everyone for that by the way, I'm very grateful and excited about this and I think I will keep it up. T
14. MRS. HENRY HACKETT DIES IN STEAMER COLLISION ON LAKE ERIE, 1868 [1]
Picked this up out of the Detroit Society for Gen Research, vol 61, no. 1; winter 1998, page 92. DETROITERS LOST IN STEAMER COLLISION ON LAKE ERIE NEAR CLEVELAND, OH 21 JUNE 1868 Mrs. Hackett, wife of Captain Henry Hackett. [others listed] About 24 persons were lost or drowned when the steamer Morning Star collided with the Bark Courtland about 30 miles from Cleveland. The Star, scheduled to leave Cleveland at 9 pm, left about 10:30 pm carrying 40 passengers bound for Detroit. It was dark and rainy
15. John Hackett [1]
1. Emeline HACKETT b. Feb 2, 1863 Tuscola, Douglass Co., IL d. March 24, 1934 Bloomington/Normal, McLean Co, IL m. Oscar Sylvester WILDER October 18, 1883 2. Oliver Cromwell HACKETT b. 1822 Lexington, Fayette Co., KY d. April 8, 1905 Tuscola, IL m. Ellen Roxana WYETH March 14, 1854 Coles Co. IL 3. John HACKETT b. 1791 KY d. Jan 27, 1852 Hittesville, Coles Co., IL m. Elizabeth MURPHY Jan 20, 1816 Jessamine Co., KY 4. Peter HACKETT b/d/m ? I need more info on all these lines but WYETH, I have
16. Re: Jesse Hackett [1]
Ruth -- Is this the Ruth Hackett from Estherville, IA? I'll check this info out and get back to you soon. I've sent a copy of this email to the Hackett Mailing List. Howard Mrs. George F. Hackett wrote: > Hi Howard, > I am new to network navigation. Am wondering if you have Jessie (Jefse) > Hackett (Haggett) in your records. He was born abt 1764 in MA. Lived in > Andover, Essex Co., MA, served in 1781 in Revolutionary War with Capt. > Blanchard's Co. Was living in Hillsdale, Columbia Co., NY in 18
17. Patrick Joseph Hackett [1]
I have forwarded your message to a Tipperary Hackett expert. Elizabeth W. Knowlton KnowltonEW@Compuserve.com
18. Re: Hackett, John, et al., c1800, Queen Anne's Co., MD [1]
At 09:40 AM 2/2/98 -0700, you wrote: >I am searching for information on the Hackett family of Queen Anne's >Co., Maryland. they lived in the Church Hill area and attended St. Lukes >Parish. John Hackett Jr. was the executor of Chalres Van Deren's will >in 1811. Elizabeth Hackett married Charles Van Deren c1809. She was his >second wife. In 1816, she married John PATRICK also of QA county. >Charles' second son, Charles Holcomb Van Deren married Mary Hackett >Gould in 1832 in QA county. > >Thank you, I appre
19. Tipperary [1]
Hi, I'm researching Hacketts, primarily in County Tipperary, Ireland. Particularly, John Hackett listed in Griffith's valuations for Tipperary (1851) in Curragraighue, Borrisoleigh, Tipperary. He was enumerated along with a Philip (father? brother?) His wife's name was Margaret (maiden name unknown). He had daughters Annie, b 1864, Mary Agnes b. 1866 (my great-grandmother) and possibly a daughter Bridget (I'm still working on that connection). Mary Agnes Hackett married Richard Delahunty in the R.C. ch
20. Battle Creek Hacketts? [1]
Does anyone know of Hacketts in the Pennfield/Battle Creek, Michigan area? A George Hackett living in Pennfield during the latter 1800's is supposedly a first cousin of my Great-Grandfather Dwight Adam VanValkenburg, but I have never been able to find a link between them. thanks, Randy VanValkenburg =========================================== Randal L. VanValkenburg NASA - Langley Research Center\ Atmospheric Sciences Division Aerosol Research Branch 23A Langley Blvd. MS-475 Hampton VA 23681-0001 Phon
21. Fwd: WW I and later info [1]
Thought I'd pass this info to my lists. >I'm not sure what information you can find but as far as I know all records >on military personnel from WW I to the present is located in St Louis > >National Personel Records Center >Military Personnel Records >(branch of Service the person was in) >7700 Page Blvd >St Louis, MO 63132 > >Ph # 314 538-4996 Erin Bradford kshai@geocities.com Listowner for Barringer, Black, Bradford, Coventry, Eller, Hackett, and Kern http://members.tripod.com/~Kshai/genealogy.html (my
22. Vietnam Memorial [1]
Just recieved this from another list and thought I'd forward this to my lists since this may help some of you. Good luck -Erin >For those who have relatives/friends ect. on the Vietnam Memorial Wall, You >can >click on > > > http://www.thewall-usa.com/index.html > > The above site gives the names on "the wall" as well date of death, > birthday, place of death, service, etc. It is quit a feeling to see my >husbands cousin >name. Erin Bradford kshai@geocities.com Listowner for Barringer, Black, Bradfor
23. [ROOTS-AND-OTHERS-L] FW: Telephone Scam (from the lists owner) [1]
I just want to say first off, I don't normally send out these warnings, but this is a scam that HAS been verified by AT&T and this does happen. It could cost you a lot of money if this happens to you so do yourself a favor and read this so you'll know ahead of time. Thanks -Erin >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Smith, Patrick L [SMTP:plsmith@indiana.edu] >> Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 1998 2:55 PM >> To: TOPS Requisition Users >> Subject: Telephone Scam >> >> I apologize to those o
24. Thomas Lee Hackett [1]
Searching for information on Thomas Lee Hackett (b) 9/11/1845 (d) 6/29/1901 Montgomery, AL. Thomas Lee HACKETT (b) 9/11/1845, (d) 6/29/1901 Montgomery, AL Married: Lillian Narcissa TAYLOR (b)2/17/1845 (d) 5/19/1911 Montgomery, AL Children:1.William Joseph HACKETT (b)1873 Montgomery, AL (d)1/30/1877 Montgomery, AL 2. Thomas Lee HACKETT, Jr. (b) 12/13/1874 Montgomery, AL, (d) 10/15/1952 Montgomery, AL (see below) 3. Elbert Cliffton HACKETT (b) 11/5/1875 Montgomery, AL, (d) 10/15/1902 Montgomery, AL 4. Li
25. Re: Another idea [1]
At 10:40 PM 2/10/98 -0500, you wrote: > Rather than asking for submissions by forename, how about by >locality? Like a certain county in a certain state? Or even just that >state? Or a part of England or Ireland? To me that would bring together >related people a lot quicker than the name John would. I am sure I could >find a John in the Burke's Landed Gentry of Ireland book where there is a >line of Hacketts, but what would that add--to type stuff out of a book that >anyone can get access to? >
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