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1. Re: [INSPENCE] INSPENCE Digest, Vol 3, Issue 30 [1]
Hi Judy, I got another email from someone telling me your links are broken! Have they told you when they'll have the server up and running again? I'll put a notice on the page telling people they are down. I should have done it before now. Peggy **************Wondering what's for Dinner Tonight? Get new twists on family favorites at AOL Food. (http://food.aol.com/dinner-tonight?NCID=aolfod00030000000001)
2. Re: [INSPENCE] searching web site [1]
Peggy Many coordinators are getting away from the county websites having queries. There are the Rootsweb mail list as well as message boards at GenForum and Ancestry which serve many for the queries. Having another location may end up hurting research than helping. My suggestion would be to place a general comment near the search engine that the coordinator receives a weekly message providing the names entered into the search engine and that the searcher should check the mail list for a response in a co
3. [INSPENCE] selling information [1]
>I have to agree with you. I have been a volunteer for genealogy in >Josephine county Oregon for 10 years. I have looked up hundreds of >records, to help someone I did not know, that lived across the >country. If I post it to rootweb it become theirs. I usually send it >to the person private e-mail or snail mail to avoid the hassle Sally in southern oregon >My thoughts are some of postings and information we put in is being used now >for sale---not proven does not seem to matter. >Yes, but at some
4. Re: [INSPENCE] INSPENCE Digest, Vol 3, Issue 30 [1]
My thoughts are some of postings and information we put in is being used now for sale---not proven does not seem to matter----Dick Cooper -----Original Message----- From: Deborah Piper Sent: Saturday, May 10, 2008 4:27 AM To: inspence@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [INSPENCE] INSPENCE Digest, Vol 3, Issue 30 When I started using Ancestry and Roots all was free....Then I get emails saying all the info I had put on the sites was on a CD and I could BUY IT! Deborah Ray Piper Spencer Co., IN allpiper@swindiana.n
5. [INSPENCE] Fw: Free Access & new records at Ancestry.com May 20 to May 31, 2008 [1]
Hi All, Just saw this... Check it out. Free Access & New Records at Ancestry.com From today May 20, through May 31, 2008, Ancestry.com is offering free access to its U.S. Military Collection in celebration of Memorial Day. And this is just part of a much larger announcement of a new records digitization agreement between NARA and Ancestry.com.
6. Re: [INSPENCE] Posting by Ancestry, et al [1]
Hi, Peggy, I always have the feeling that it is the difference between those who are true researchers and those who simply want the fast answers and nothing else (no sweat involved). They simply peruse the internet, find something that seems to apply to their line, and go with it. Sometimes, I have been upset to find my work (and I know it is mine!) out on the internet when I have been excited about a piece of new-found information and shared with someone else. I get upset as I have spent time and
7. Re: [INSPENCE] INSPENCE Digest, Vol 3, Issue 30 [1]
Thanks for the input, Debbi, I know we all use the message boards, but they sometimes seem so random. Genealogy.com doesn't notify us when we get a reply (or if they do, I don't have the magic word that makes them do it) and there are a couple of ways to post on those sites--by county and by surname. Mostly people post by surname, and that isn't going to help me help them because I won't see them. However, having a query page means more work for me, and I already have a lot of work to trans
8. [INSPENCE] Fw: Free Access & new records at Ancestry.com May 20 to May 31, 2008 [1]
Hi All, Just saw this... Check it out. Free Access & New Records at Ancestry.com From today May 20, through May 31, 2008, Ancestry.com is offering free access to its U.S. Military Collection in celebration of Memorial Day. And this is just part of a much larger announcement of a new records digitization agreement between NARA and Ancestry.com.
9. [INSPENCE] searching web site [1]
Hi all, I think you've all used the search engine on the Spencer County web site and found out what a great tool it is. Makes it so much easier for you to find names you're looking for! What you probably don't know is that freefind, the search engine, gives me a weekly report on what names have been searched. I don't know who made the search, only what names they are searching. Sometimes I see names that are familiar to me, and sometimes I might have some info I can give to the person, but c
10. Re: [INSPENCE] Posting by Ancestry, et al [1]
Same here, Marilyn, I could go on and on about people who have taken my queries when I've said something like "He MAY have been a twin to____" and the next thing I know, MY grandfather is listed on someone else's pages as a "twin to____" in spite of the fact that I've made it very clear, I am just speculating. But I really object to people "stealing my grandfather" as I call it. People who aren't even directly related to me put my Guinn's on their web site just because they have Guinn's. An
11. Re: [INSPENCE] INSPENCE Digest, Vol 3, Issue 30 [1]
When I started using Ancestry and Roots all was free....Then I get emails saying all the info I had put on the sites was on a CD and I could BUY IT! Deborah Ray Piper Spencer Co., IN allpiper@swindiana.net ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, May 03, 2008 9:56 AM Subject: Re: [INSPENCE] INSPENCE Digest, Vol 3, Issue 30 > > > Thanks for the input, Debbi, > I know we all use the message boards, but they sometimes seem so random. > Genealogy.com
12. Re: [INSPENCE] INSPENCE Digest, Vol 3, Issue 30 [1]

13. Re: [INSPENCE] searching web site [1]
Hi Peggy, A bit confused about your inspence email -- you ALREADY have a query page through Ancestry - so you only direct them to that Query area (one of the first links "Post and Read Spencer County Queries" So if they just post and read from there -- that would be their posting a query as you want, and it is already searchable, free & no need to learn how to do html for these queries. If return address doesn't show the jmurphy@erinet.com it is because sometimes when on my man friend's computer th
14. Re: [INSPENCE] INSPENCE Digest, Vol 3, Issue 33 [1]
In a message dated 5/11/2008 12:04:45 A.M. Pacific Standard Time, Dick Cooper writes: My thoughts are some of postings and information we put in is being used now for sale---not proven does not seem to matter. Yes, but at some point it does start to matter. When you've slogged through a cemetery on a hot day, waving aside the gnats buzzing about your head so you can write down the names on the tombstones and put them on line for free, and then they take the info and sell it--then it would matte
15. [INSPENCE] Posting by Ancestry, et al [1]
Hi, I have, also, sent along information that found its way into either Ancestry or Genealogy.com's "sale list". I believe even Familysearch has Gedcoms on CD these days. It has been very frustrating at times. I do, however, have another "bone to gnaw on"! Being a serious researcher, I do not rely on what I find on-line. I take it, go to the source (if not named), and verify the information for accuracy. I began this hobby years ago when I didn't even know what a computer was or imagined what would be a
16. Re: [INSPENCE] INSPENCE Digest, Vol 3, Issue 30 [1]

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