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1. [INFRANKLI-L] 1840 Franklin Co Census [1]
Hello, Does anyone have access to the 1840 Franklin County Census? I am looking for the census information for ROBERT BURK according to the index he is found on page 517. Thank you for your time Brenda shnr@cpinternet.com
2. [INFRANKLI-L] Franklin e-mail list [1]
okay, from the response I personally received, I have changed the status of this list. In the long run it may hurt the list, but due to the complaints of the recent spam that slipped through the worldwide rootsweb server that this list is on, I have made the changes. As of this moment, the following will happen 1) ONLY those that have subscribed to the list will be able to post anything to this list. In otherwards, a passing genealogist curious as to what the list is or someone who may have a question t
3. [INFRANKLI-L] Cost Effective Advertising Stategies [1]
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4. [INFRANKLI-L] Census Poem [1]
I enjoyed the poem about the census taker and our "ancestor". Thank you for printing it. Several months ago, on one of the lists I subscribe to, someone printed a poem about researching our families. It had a line about looking at tombstomes, and was generally very touching. If it was this list, and anyone has it, would you please send it to me? I'd appreciate it! Thanks in advance! Carrie
5. [INFRANKLI-L] Hackleman [1]
In response the Mari's post. Hackleman was German Luthern. He was asked to leave the church because of a little too much tippling. I am wondering about the migration route too. I think they came up the Ohio River to Rush County and probably overland from there, ever traveling westward from the looks of it. Their descendants wound up in Missouri, one went to Kansas and back several times. Patricia Kantzer
6. Re: [INFRANKLI-L] Pro Wrestling Event [1]
I posted this cause I have not seen any genealogy in almost a week and a half on here.....thought we needed a lighter note since I was involved....eveidentally dmd@access-one.com didn't think it was funny....sorry Randy Now back to genealogy.....soon there will be two more forums set up on the website....one will be for bible records and also military pensions. That makes almost a full set of forums that we can post to including, query, wills, obits and biographies. The two new ones should be up sho
7. [INFRANKLI-L] Jesse Webb-Fanny Hackleman [1]
Jesse Webb, bn 17 Oct 1785 Abbeville Dist, SC died 26 Sep 1875 Frankton, Madison Co IN, married 11 Mar 1813 Franklin Co IN to Fanny Hackleman, bn 12 May 1793 Georgetown, Scott Co KY died 24 Mar 1876 Frankton, Madison Co IN Their children all believed to have been born in Fayette Co IN were: 1. Absalom bn 8 Feb 1814, died ? married to Hulda Peavey/Peavy 2. Mary bn 4 May 1815, married to Samuel Pava 3. Catherine bn 31 Mar 1817 died 15 Apr 1845, married to Richard Dernam 4. Elizabeth bn 4 Jul 1819 died 8 Jan 1
8. Re: [INFRANKLI-L] Re: Java Error [1]
Randy - I to have had this error the last time I brought up your web page - Don Randy Klemme wrote: > > Does the clock appear on the webpage when it comes up on your computer....It
9. [INFRANKLI-L] Pro Wrestling Event [1]
Connersville Post #1 Son's of the American Legion Presents Wild Championship Wrestling Outlaws Pro Wrestling Live Saturday, December 5th at the Connersville High School Gym 5 Exciting Matches including the Main Event WIFE Radio's Randy "Big R" Klemme and Indi
10. [INFRANKLI-L] new links [1]
The Bible Records and Pension Forums are both now on the website. Enjoy and Post-away... Randy Klemme Franklin County Genealogy Coordinator
11. [INFRANKLI-L] spamming [1]
The entire rootsweb was spammed a number of times in the last 24 hours. There is a spam detecter on all rootsweb mailing list accounts, however when it is hit so many times and a very short period of time, it cannot keep up. when a spamming e-mail hits our list it comes to me if it is caught by the computer, I received 11 messages that it caught and I think only 1 or 2 went to the whole list. So that means the percentages were very high. I have no control over the spamming by unauthorized people. The onl
12. [INFRANKLI-L] clock [1]
I took the clock off the website to prevent the java script errors Randy Klemme
13. Re: [INFRANKLI-L] new cemetery list [1]
everytime I mention something being added it is added to our Franklin County Genealogy Website.... http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/6863 I don't mention it everytime cause I guess I take it for granted everyone has been and knows about the website....Sorry Randy Klemme Franklin County Genealogy Coordinator -----Original Message----- From: Carleene Hubbard To: Randy Klemme Date: Monday, November 09, 1998 10:34 AM Subject: Re: [INFRANKLI-L] new cemetery list
14. [INFRANKLI-L] neat link [1]
If you are interested in how the USA was settled...check out this link http://www.ac.wwu.edu/~stephan/Animation/us.gif It's an animated USA map....really cool... Randy Klemme Franklin County Genealogy Coordinator
15. [INFRANKLI-L] Fw: In remembrance [1]
On November 11, let us all remember our fallen. ---------- > From: Betty Briggs > To: OHIO-VALLEY-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Remembrance > Date: Wednesday, November 04, 1998 4:42 PM > > We, the genealogists, search through records, tramp through graveyards, > always seeking. We remember. This is in honor of some of those we > remember, both near and distant in time, especially my Ohio Valley > sailor. > If it angers you, please flame me personally. > > VETERANS DAY, 11 NOVEMBER 1998 >
16. [INFRANKLI-L] Re: Franklin County, Indiana LOOKUP [1]
I have the family of John Phenis, b. 1854, of Franklin County IN and Butler County OH. Sorry, nothing on either Charles or William. I'll keep a lookout. Darrell, Minnesota ---Celia Richardson wrote: > > I found information that my husband's Aunt, Martha Marieta Dugan, married > Charles E. Phenis in Wayne County, Illinois, September 12, 1892. According > to the recording, Charles was born in Franklin County, Indiana the son of > William Phenis, Mother unknown. Martha was born in Lawrenn
17. [INFRANKLI-L] Abbeville, SC connection [1]
Hi, fellow list members! I just read Pat Kantzer's post to the list today about her Franklin Co. Webb and Hackleman ancestors who were born in Abbeville, SC and Scott Co., KY, respectively. Since I too have ancestors who were born in SC (I think Abbeville) and moved to Scott Co., KY, and then came to Franklin Co., IN in the very early 1800s it got me to thinking about the migratory route they took. A researcher asked me, after hearing about the route they took, if they were Quakers. I think there is a g
18. [INFRANKLI-L] Webb-Hackleman [1]
Jesse Webb, bn 17 Oct 1785 Abbeville Dist, SC died 26 Sep 1875 Frankton, Madison Co IN, married 11 Mar 1813 Franklin Co IN to Fanny Hackleman, bn 12 May 1793 Georgetown, Scott Co KY died 24 Mar 1876 Frankton, Madison Co IN Their children all believed to have been born in Fayette Co IN were: 1. Absalom bn 8 Feb 1814, died ? married to Hulda Peavey/Peavy 2. Mary bn 4 May 1815, married to Samuel Pava 3. Catherine bn 31 Mar 1817 died 15 Apr 1845, married to Richard Dernam 4. Elizabeth bn 4 Jul 1819 died 8 Jan 1
19. [INFRANKLI-L] you read it right [1]
The last message was for my pro wrestling debut.....as if my life isn't already full enough.....I will turn pro wrestler next month... Sorry if the last message offended anyone....thought everyone needed a good laugh today... Randy Klemme Franklin County Genealogy Coordinator
20. [INFRANKLI-L] Dahmus [1]
Bernard L|kedamnes, Marriage record book 8, p272 Franklin County, IN married Philomena Waechter 25 May 1865. The name changed to Dahmus. He Immigrated to USA with his dad and brother Herman, from Germany to Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Oldenburg. They had 14 children plus one adopted son. We don't know when they first arrived in Oldenburg. They were closely related to the Sellmeyers. We believe that Bernard's father died in Mar 1879 and is buried in the Holy Family Cemetery in Oldenburg. Herma
21. [INFRANKLI-L] new cemetery list [1]
Thanks to my rock in the cemetery project, Ruth Schlemmer, the Old Johnson Fork Baptist Church Grave listing is now available on the website. I have much appreciation for the help Ruth has given me the last year. She has helped greatly with our cemetery project... Randy Klemme Franklin County Genealogy Coordinator
22. [INFRANKLI-L] rasslin [1]
Randy. I thought your mail was funny. I feel sorry for people with no sense of humor. Dinah
23. [INFRANKLI-L] quiet [1]
Evidentally everyone must be busy Christmas shopping because this list has been very quiet. I did have a comment today on the Civil War Muster rolls. We have found the page will not print due to it's color scheme. I will contact the person that put the page together to see if the colors can be changed in someway so they will print. Hope everybody is well....I have been busy too.....so don't feel bad!!!! Randy Klemme Franklin County Genealogy Coordinator
24. [INFRANKLI-L] HART-CRARY-MAVITY [1]
Looking for information on Robert HART m. Martha Ann CRARY on 1-11-1846 in Franklin Co. Known children were Will b. about 1847 and Mary (M. Dr. Everett MAVITY), b. about 1849. Will exchange information. Wanda (Monterey, TN)http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Flats/1162 _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
25. [INFRANKLI-L] Courtesy of list member Barbara Kuykendall [1]
It was the first day of the census, and all through the land each polster was ready...a black book in hand. He mounted his horse for a long dusty ride, his book and his quills were tucked by his side. A long winding ride down a road barely there, toward the smell of fresh bread wafting up through the air. The woman was tired, with lines on her face and wisps of brown hair tucked back into place. She gave him some water ...as they sat at the table and she answered his questions.....the best she was able. He
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