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1. [KERN-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
2. [KERN-L] Word of the week...Kansas [1]
Hello list, I got 3 suggestions for the Kern list on the word of the week and all 3 seemed really good so for the next couple of weeks, I'll just chose the next 2 in the order they came in. If you have a suggestion, feel free to send it and don't worry if it seems selfish, that is way we connect!:) hehe. So, start your modem and post your Kansas related Ke(a)rn(e)(s) lines and info. If you don't have a Kansas related line, but would like to post anyhow, feel free:) Erin Bradford kshai@geocities.com List
3. [KERN-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. [KERN-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. [KERN-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. [KERN-L] KERNS, James b1820/? d1877/MO [0.987059]
Researching the following (direct line only): KERNS, James b12-31-1820/? d 4-14-1877/BuchananCo., MO married Elizabeth BOYER b1826/? d aft.1900 (Burried in Kerns-Freeman Cemetery, Buchanan Co., MO) Daughter of James & Elizabeth KERNS: KERNS, Martha b 6-2-1850/Easton, Buchanan Co., MO d1936/King City, Gentry Co., MO married Everhart KERNS b1845/MO d1926/King City, Gentry Co., MO (Burried King City Cemetery) Daughter of Everhart & Martha KERNS: KERNS, Almedia Jane b1871/MO d 1917/King City,Gentry Co., MO ma
7. [KERN-L] Re: Susanna Kern Eller [0.987059]
Hi Trish: You can write the North Carolina State Archives, 109 East Jones Street, Raleigh, NC 27601-2808, and request a copy of John KERN's will. You have the Will Book and page number from my last e-mail. The Archives want $8.00 to send you a copy so you can include it with your request and save time. Being in Wisconsin should not be a hindrance to getting most of what you want in North Carolina. If you have a branch of the LDS (Mormon) library near you, you can find loads of information from North Ca
8. [KERN-L] Roll Call! [0.987059]
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
9. [KERN-L] Johannes Jacob Kern [0.987059]
My Kern/Karn Line... Direct Descendants of Johannes Jacob Kern 1 Johannes Jacob Kern b: 1705 in Schwaigern, Baden Germany d: Bef. 1770 in New Jersey .. +Anna Marie Ottilie Mayer b: 16 Jul 1700 in Schwaigern, Baden Germany m: 1725-1748 ......... 2 Christopher Kern b: 16 Dec 1728 in Germany d: 22 Jul 1796 in Naughtright, German Valley, NJ ............. +Caterine "Katie" (Catrina) Swackhammer b: Abt. 1733 in Long Valley, New Jersey d: 05 Nov 1815 in Morris County, NJ m: 03 Jul 1750 in Morris Co. NJ ..
10. [KERN-L] Re: Susanna Kern Eller [0.987059]
From: marciadavis To: kshai@geocities.com Date: Fri, 17 Apr 1998 12:26:51 -0400 Subject: Re: Simeon and Susanah KERN NC abt 1735-1853 Message-ID: <19980417.122653.15454.0.marciadavis@juno.com> Erin: I hope that I did not confuse you with Conrad and John KERN. Conrad and John KERN were brothers. In my information Susanna KERN who married John ELLER was the daughter of John KERN. You can check John KERN's will which is recorded in Rowan County, North Carolina, in Will Book H, page 248. I do not have a
11. [KERN-L] Peter KERN [0.987059]
Looking for information regarding Peter KERN b. ~1822 in Germany married Katherine ELITZ and had the following child (only one that I know of but there could be more) Katherine KERN b. Sept 16, 1847 in Neustadt ander Hardt (Weinstrasse) Germany married Christopher PESCH and immigrated to USA in late 1880 or early 1881, Katherine died Oct 4, 1921 in Maspeth, NY. Can anyone connect to this? Or know where I can find more information? Adrienne http://members.aol.com/APelleg235/genealogy.html
12. [KERN-L] Sarah Kerns Leach [0.987059]
Judy, I believe that I can help you. My information states that Susannah (not Sarah) Kern, the daughter of Joseph R. Kern of Adams Co., Illinois and his wife Elizabeth Smith, married Jeremiah Leach on October 07, 1855 in Houston Twp., Adams Co., Illinois. I show daughter Emma Leach who died in Missouri married a Sloueker. Emma had siblings: Joseph, Mary E., Jacob N., George, and Charles. Joseph's parents were John Kern and Catherine Kaylor from Westmoreland Co., Pennsylvania. John's father was (Phil
13. [KERN-L] Fleming KERNS/1814/Pa. [0.987059]
I have recently been able to connect to Fleming KERNS b. abt 1814 in Pa. He had three sons, Lloyd b. 1844, Henry b. 1842 and William b. 1839 all born in Columbia County, Pa. with Mary Huey. After her death he married Catherine?? and had Harriet b. 1846 and Martin b. 1849. Fleming is such an unusual name, I was hoping that someone might have him or the Fleming name(perhaps it is a family name/maiden name)in their line. TIA Alice Kern akern@nauticom.net KERN / GLISSON / FLEMING / HANRAHAN / WEBB / DOWDALL
14. [KERN-L] Nicholas KERN Northampton & Bucks Co PA & Palf Germany [0.987059]
Subj: Nicholas Kern of Bucks & Northampton Co, PA & Pfalz, GERMANY Date: 98-04-17 12:39:06 EDT From: BSilver49 To: PELLFAM4 Hi Susan, Ever since you gave me the name Nicholas KERN as the father of my Frederick KERN , I spent most of yesterday looking for the Nicholas KERN that might be the father of Frederick and I think I found him, or at least his family. What I did was to combine information from several sources on the internet and a set of World Family Tree Data disks that I own. I took the most reli
15. [KERN-L] Re: Catherine KERN WALTON, NC 1821 [0.987059]
Jane: The 1790 North Carolina Census lists three KERNS in Rowan County, Salisbury District. However, the name is spelled KAREN in the census; Adam KAREN, Conrad KAREN, and John KAREN. Adam KERN is the son of Conrad KERN and did not have a daughter named Catherine. John KERN was the brother of Conrad KERN. I have sent you this information in case you want to look it up yourself. Marcia Davis _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to
16. [KERN-L] Re: Simeon and Susanah KERN NC abt 1735-1853 [0.987059]
On Sun, 12 Apr 1998 00:36:26 -0700 (PDT) Erin Bradford writes: >Here is my line: > >1. Simeon KERN b. ? d. abt 1761 m. Christina HOFFNER/HOFFIN >April 15, >1749 Frederick Co., MD > >2. Susannah KERN(S) b. ? d. April 10, 1853 m. John ELLER Nov 5, >1792 >Rowan Co., NC > >There is a possibility that Simeon is NOT the father of Susannah, it >is only >speculation at this point. The LDS library in Winston-Salem, NC says >that >Susannah was b. 1765 in Guilford Co., NC. If t
17. [KERN-L] Re: Catherine KERN, NC [0.987059]
Jane: The more the merrier! I am descended from Conrad KERN from Rowan County, North Carolina. I cannot find the name of Catherine KERN married to Joseph Walton in my records. I only know the name of one of Conrad's four daughters but it seems unlikely that your Catherine would have been one of them. Conrad KERN's first child was born in 1762 and the last known child in 1789. Most of Conrad's male children went up through the Cumberland Gap into Kentucky, except for the youngest son Henry who stayed i
18. [KERN-L] Joseph C. Kern [0.987059]
Joseph C. Kern born April 21, 1830 in probably Morgantown, West Virginia, and died April 24, 1884. He was married to Melvina Dawson. Joseph C. was the son of Joseph R. Kern who was born February 19, 1797 in York Co., Pennsylvania. He died October 20, 1855. Joseph R. Kern was married to Elizabeth Smith in probably Westmoreland Co., Pennsylvania. Elizabeth was born June 28, 1800 in Westmoreland co., Pennnsylvania. Joseph R. died October 20, 1855 & Elizabeth died June 18, 1889 in Houston Twp., Adams Co.,
19. [KERN-L] Kansas KERNS [0.987059]
Hi. I sure don't have much to offer, but... I have Jessie E. KERNS, born May 9, 1885, Florence, Marion Co., KS to Sarah Elizabeth FISHER and Frank KERNS. Frank and Sarah were married before 1884, Marion co., Jessie was married to Al. G. FREEBORN, in Marion Co., KS. She died Mar 23, 1981. She had siblings: Tom, Fred, Leonard and Frank Jr. Frank KERNS, Jr. was born Feb 18, 1898 and died July 1987. I have much more on Sarah E. FISHER family. Would share. Judy
20. [KERN-L] from the listowner...thanks and here is a treat:) [0.987059]
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
21. [KERN-L] John KERN (Johann KARN) [0.987059]
I am searching for info on John KERN (Johann KARN) d. 1823 m. Catherine ? Children..... Peter Daniel Esther Mary Susanna b. 1765 John Daughter ? Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Keli madbmbr@rmi.net
22. Re: [KERN-L] Word of the week...Kansas [0.987059]
KARNS - Kansas PA connection: John Heft KARNS - Bedford Co. 3 son came to Kansas. My grandfather and list children are listed below. If you see any you need further connections on, e-mail me directly for further details/contacts: -----------Descendants of ALVA [ALVAH] HIXON KARNS Descendants of ALVA [ALVAH] HIXON KARNS Descendants of ALVA [ALVAH] HIXON KARNS 1 KARNS, ALVA [ALVAH] HIXON b: June 25, 1854 in Bedford Co., PA d: March 13, 1939 in Bellingham, WA src: Death Certificate; WA State;
23. [Kern-L] Minnie E. Kerns [0.987059]
I am attempting to obtain any and all information on Minnie E. Kerns Salyer, Born 1891-1892, Death 1927 Mannsford, Oklahoma. Married Lexington Salyer and lived most of her married life in Lincoln, Nowata, and Creek Counties of Oklahoma. Minnie is believed to have been born in Missouri. Minnie had four children, Alice Marie, Marion Hazel, Virgil, and Lexington Junior. Marion Hazel Salyer was my mother. Minnie was a half blood Cherokee and her mother whose name is unknown to any surviving family members
24. [KERN-L] KERN [0.987059]
Does anybody have any info. on KERN'S from Austria -Hungary ? help !!!I'm at a brick wall . VICKY KERN
25. [KERN-L] KANSAS - WORD OF THE WEEK [0.987059]
Another of my KARNS families who came to KANSAS: Descendants of ALBERT KARNS 1 KARNS, ALBERT b: December 31, 1857 src: AFN P4XR-K0 [AS] Family Records d: 1941 BUR: Englevale, KS Cemetery Age at death: 83 est. OCC: General Mdse Store/Hotel - Englevale, KS .. +HOWSER, MARTHA *2nd Wife of ALBERT KARNS: .. +?], LAURA ??? [LAST NAME *3rd Wife of ALBERT KARNS: ..
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