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1. Little Egypt Heritage, 31 July 2005, Vol 4 #30 [1]
Little Egypt Heritage Articles Stories of Southern Illinois ) Bill Oliver 31 July 2005 Vol 4 Issue: #30 ISBN: pending Osiyo, Good Evening Ladies and Gentlemen of Little Egypt, May you live to be a hundred years, with one extra year to repent. If you lived in Gallatin county, Illinois, as did the family of William Crenshaw and Elizabeth Hart Crenshaw, you might have wondered a bit as to what could happen next?? They survived the earthquake in New Madrid, Missouri in December 1811, and now it is Nove
2. Little Egypt Heritage, 24 July 2005, Vol 4 #29 [1]
Little Egypt Heritage Articles Stories of Southern Illinois ) Bill Oliver 24 July 2005 Vol 4 Issue: #29 ISBN: pending Osiyo, Good Evening Ladies and Gentlemen of Little Egypt, A message the other day from a Nebraska Friend and NEGenWeb Project colleague gave me the idea for todays article. Thank you, Thomas. "There is no language like the Irish for soothing and quieting." [John Millington Synge] It, however, is not the only language which nearly went extinct. The Federal Government through the Burea
3. Re: [ILMASSAC] Please accept my apology. [1]
--WebTV-Mail-7527-2601 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit In the past history of most families that came to America, was either eager to adventure, promise of religous freedom/ is history and genealogical knowledge. See most any surname, their will be found that is why they left the country they did/ also they came as indentured slaves/ bonded to people, as rhey paid their passage or and their debt's, stella --WebTV-Mail-7527-2601 Content-Disposition: Inline Conten
4. Re: [ILMASSAC] Please accept my apology. [1]
Dear Members of the Massac County RootsWeb Site, I was not asked to write this, but I feel it is necessary under the circumstances to protect our web site. First of all, I apologize that my story about my ancestors coming to the country to seek religious freedom went out to the entire membership. It was sent to the general member ship in error. I was responding to one person only. When we get a letter from someone on the site or we open a general membership letter, we must be careful to check t
5. Fwd: The signers of the Declaration of Independence [1]
--WebTV-Mail-9131-1953 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit this is John Hart - signer of dec.of independence-- --WebTV-Mail-9131-1953 Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Message/RFC822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Received: from smtplocal-3201.bay.webtv.net (209.240.205.140) by storefull-3314.bay.webtv.net with WTV-SMTP; Fri, 29 Jul 2005 10:33:48 -0700 Received: by smtplocal-3201.bay.webtv.net (WebTV_Postfix) id F0DD4D5C8; Fri, 29 Jul 2005 10:33:47 -07
6. Reprint of Massac Co. History Book [1]
Hi everyone, The Massac County Historical Society announced in their last newsletter that they are reprinting their "Massac County History and Families, Vol I, 1987" by Turner Publishing Co. According to their newsletter it will be reprinted in it's original content (over 500 pages) and a limited supply will be available some time this fall. Orders can be sent now to the Massac Co. Historical Society; 405 Market St.; Metropolis, IL 62960. The cost is $75. + $5. for mailing. Hope this helps someone! Ann
7. Re: [ILMASSAC] Court House [1]
HI, if you go to crenshaw board on genealogy, gen forum, there is a lot on crenshaw's of Massac Co.,IL. etc. even saw i believe one of your's BILL OLIVER, BUT HAVE TO GO THROUGH LIST, SOME LEFT AND WENT TO TX. ALSO, SOME ARE BY A JON, A PATTY, PAT, ETC, A LOT ON WILLIAM CRENSHAW, ETC. AND GOES TO FATHER, FATHER, TO JOSEPH, ETC. STELLA
8. Re: [ILMASSAC] Court House [1]
The library is opened 10-7 Monday-Thurs; 10-6 Fri-Sat; and 1-4 on Sunday afternoon. The courthouse is opened 8-12 and 1-4 Monday -Friday. We have newspapers on microfilm at the library dating back to 1866, but many of the 1880-early 1900's are missing for Metropolis. They've bought rolls of film for other areas when the Metropolis newspapers are missing. Also, they have in book form, Massac county Memories by Paul Fellows, Vol. 1-4. These are newspaper excerpts from 1849-1872. If you don't have a date
9. Little Egypt Heritage, 3 July 2005, Vol 4 #26 [1]
Little Egypt Heritage Articles Stories of Southern Illinois ) Bill Oliver 3 July 2005 Vol 4 Issue: #26 ISBN: pending Osiyo, Good Evening Ladies and Gentlemen of Little Egypt, Gather round; the story you are about to read is true. The names of the participants are real and do not need protecting. [Liberties taken] I learned of this story from a biography entitled Panther-Across-the-Sky. It is also in the book, The Frontiersmen by Allan W Eckert (1967). The Author says that the book, though usin
10. Re: [ILMASSAC] Little Egypt Heritage, 24 July 2005, Vol 4 #29 [1]
Bill, Very well done and very timely with recent TV coverage of the issues. VERY educational. Regina, Troy, Michigan
11. Message [1]
Regina, You indicate in your article that you are weary of receiving religious emails and want to take the opportunity to state your side. I don't recall reading any messages posted on this list regarding the issues you mentioned. It would seem you are attempting to sway people to your way of thinking. Isn't this what you found fault with? Ollie __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.c
12. Fwd: I533: John 'The Signer' Hart (Signed Declaration of Independence) (ABT 1711 - 11 MAY 1779) [1]
--WebTV-Mail-29078-1431 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit this tells some genealogy, and children, and that some came to KY. in 1802-- so one in Hickory Grove Cem. could be a granddaughter, daughter of - descendant of-- back then they really didn't really do 1,2,3,4,5, etc. cousins/aunts/ at least in our family, was aunt/ cousin etc. relative- stella --WebTV-Mail-29078-1431 Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Message/RFC822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit R
13. Re: [ILMASSAC] Thought you might find something of interest in oneof my recent writings.... [1]
--WebTV-Mail-14035-2291 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit I myself feel, that is what our constitution and bill of rights gave to us in the USA, AMERICA--- and should be left like it was and left like it is, and all should have freedom to practice they religous believes as long as it is not any barbaric believes od worshipping the devil, a cult, or offering human sacrivices, but respect our believes, and the justice department should show respect for those who wrote
14. Re: [ILMASSAC] Little Egypt Heritage, 24 July 2005, Vol 4 #29 [1]
Osiyo Regina, We are both a long way from home ... you in MI and I in OH. About all I can really say to your note is Wado [Thank you]. Semper Fi. Wado, Bill -=- Rmarkowi@aol.com wrote: >Bill, Very well done and very timely with recent TV coverage of the issues. >VERY educational. > >Regina, Troy, Michigan > > > > >
15. Re: [ILMASSAC] Message [1]
Osiyo Ollie and Regina, Please take your discussion privately. Wado,, Bill ListDad -=- ohky60 wrote: >Regina, > >You indicate in your article that you are weary of receiving religious emails and want to take the opportunity to state your side. I don't recall reading any messages posted on this list regarding the issues you mentioned. It would seem you are attempting to sway people to your way of thinking. Isn't this what you found fault with? > > >Ollie > > >___________________________________
16. Court House [1]
I will be coming to Massac County to do some research on my CRENSHAW ancestors who lived there in the late 1800s. Can someone tell me what hours the library and court house in Metropolis will be open? Also is there a local newspaper? Grateful, Olivia "Ollie" Kytess __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
17. Re: [ILMASSAC] Please accept my apology. [1]
Osiyo Regina, All's well that ends well, -- as ListOwner, I applaud your sensitivity to the list -- Wado [Kindly thank]. No responses necessary. Wado, Bill -=- Rmarkowi@aol.com wrote: >Dear Members of the Massac County RootsWeb Site, > >I was not asked to write this, but I feel it is necessary under the >circumstances to protect our web site. First of all, I apologize that my story about >my ancestors coming to the country to seek religious freedom went out to the >entire membership. It was s
18. Re: [ILMASSAC] Court House [1]
http://www.southernmostillinois.com/Misc/Genealogy.html This site lists sources and times. Maybe this would help. Tina
19. Little Egypt Heritage, 17 July 2005, Vol 4 #28 [1]
Little Egypt Heritage Articles Stories of Southern Illinois ) Bill Oliver 17 July 2005 Vol 4 Issue: #28 ISBN: pending Osiyo, Good Evening Ladies and Gentlemen of Little Egypt, "Hegel was right when he said that we learn from history that man can never learn anything from history. (Bernard Shaw)" A bit ago, bout three weeks or so, a reader called my attention to his objection to what he terms my concern more with telling a good story than in presenting an accurate summary. Well, I do make mistakes,
20. Little Egypt Heritage, 10 July 2005, Vol 4 #26 [1]
Little Egypt Heritage Articles Stories of Southern Illinois ) Bill Oliver 10 July 2005 Vol 4 Issue: #26 ISBN: pending Osiyo, Good Evening Ladies and Gentlemen of Little Egypt, An old Irish proverb says, If wars were fought with words, Ireland would rule the world. [Grandma Oliver - of German descent who married an Irishman] The agile and nimble tongue of an Irishman can string words together in such a way as to cause both laughter and tears in the same moment. I like a good story well told. That i
21. Thought you might find something of interest in oneof my recent writings.... [1]
July 20, 2005, Dear Friends and Those Who Believe in Prayer Being Allowed in Public Schools I present this article called b
22. Re: [ILMASSAC] Court House [1]
Osiyo Olivia, If you be decendant from CRENSHAW, yea must be cousin. There is a lady across the river from Metropolis who is also cousin. I decend from Frederick and DORSEY. Can we get together to compare some notes? I need lots of blanks filled in. :-) Courthouse is open by 8 a.m. and the Library ?? but not that early. Newspaper is nearly across the street from the library. Genealogy room is in the lower level of the Library. Wado, Bill Oliver -=- ohky60 wrote: >I will be coming to Massa
23. Fwd: CEMETERIES of Gallatin Co, Illinois - Book 1 Listings by Glen Miner [1]
--WebTV-Mail-26195-1390 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit go to Hickory Hill Cem.---- William Crenshaw 1774-1814 wife Mary 1767 ? 1824, daughter of John Hart Rev. soldier and a signer of the Declaration Of Independence--- John Hart Crenshaw 1797 ? 1887 wife SineTaylor 1779 ? 1881-- son Alexander 1829-1834 daughter Nancy 1824-1826, Mary M. 1844-1847 daughter of William J. and A.L. Crenshaw. stella --WebTV-Mail-26195-1390 Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type:
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