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1. [KERN-L] KERN Immigrants 1847-1854 [1]
"GERMAN IMMIGRANTS Lists of Passengers Bound from Breman to New York, 1847-1854" compiled by Gary J. Zimmerman & Marion Wolfert Baltimore, GENEALOGICAL PUBLISHING CO., INC, 1988 page 74 NAME AGE RESIDENCE SHIP/ARRIVAL DATE KERN, Anton 2- Ansefar/Hess. Gil Blas, Mar 1, 1849 KERN, Caroline 32 Gablonz/Dest. Patria, Dec 8, 1852 KERN, Caspar 47 Nauheim Oceanus , Jul 1, 1854 Ludwig 17, Jacob 16, Johannes 9, Carl 3, Elisabeth 37, Justine 10, Elisabeth 6, Marie 2, Christian 9m KERN, Cathari
2. [KERN-L] webpage updated [1]
Thanks to Ardath Blue, I have been able to update the Kern webpage (even though I should have been studying, hehe...genealogy bug's got me!). The page I updated was on the descendants (and now his father) of Jacob Kern. There have been a lot of new individuals added as well as more details on dates. Ardaths's updates have been denoted by a "*" so you can tell what was there originally. Where both the original page and Ardath had the same individuals but there were not dates in the original, I typed in t
3. [KERN-L] Kern family in WI,MN 1860?-1955 [1]
Greetings, all. I am searching for ANYONE who may have Kern ancestors who resided in WI or MN during the time period 1860? - 1955. The reason the net is spread so wide and for so long a period is I just found out that my gg'grandfather Fred KERN was one of NINE brothers, all of whom may have immigrated ca 1860 to this area. Known brothers' names are Gustav(e) and Emil. Anyone with a possible link please reply. Will exchange info. Thanks.
4. [KERN-L] Carns IL &U Wi. [1]
This family is distantly related to me. I thought I would post this info for Carns researchers. Abraham Carns, b. July 28, 1770, Northern Ireland d. Dec. 13, 1823, mar. Sept. 28, 1795 in Augusta Co., Va., Elizabeth Thompson, b. May 9, 1779, d. Oct. 5, 1849, Morgan Co., IL. Children: Elizabeth Carns. William Carns, Andrew Carns, Catherine Carns, Thompson Carns, John W. Carns, Thomas Carns, Ann Carns, Abraham Carns and John Finley Carns, b. Nov. 11, 1811, Knox Co, Ohio, d. May 7, 1884, Grant Co., Wi. mar. A
5. [KERN-L] Homepage updated [1]
Can't remember if I've already announced this, but the Kern page has been updated. It now includes: Kern census records Kern in the military Biography and descendants of Jacob Kern multiple kern lines of at least 3 generations German Kern to NY 1855-1862 Kern Immigrants other than to NY The census doesn't yet include the 1790 census, I keep forgetting to update that, sorry, but it should be up withing a month or so. Erin Bradford ebradford@hotmail.com eabrad
6. [KERN-L] LDS Records to go on-line [1]
Received this message today but I could not open it; maybe it will work in a day or two. - Denise > >Beginning March 1st, the LDS church has decided to release Family Search to >the Internet for a 3 week trial basis at: > >http://www.familysearch.org > >They would like everyone to try it out and respond! Happy day! We aren't >certain exactly how it will be laid out. May only start with a few of the >programs...but it's a start! I hope it won't get out of hand. > > >==== WOODWORTH Mailing List ==== > >
7. Re: [KERN-L] Kern family in WI,MN 1860?-1955 [1]
Hello Beth, Any chance that your KERN's could have at one time been KERNER's or KOERNER's. My Fredrik C. and Dorthea W. KERNER (aka KOERNER) emmigrated from Germany sometime before the civil war. They settled in Racine, Wisconsin. Family tradition states that eight brothers came from Germany to America. The only known children of Fredrik and Dorthea were George Clarence KERNER, Rose KERNER and Theodore KERNER. If there were six more boys, I don't know who they were. Or were they brothers to Fredrik?
8. [KERN-L] Anyone got pictures for the homepage?? and pic. reprint info [1]
Hello everyone! I thought of a way to spruce up the homepages for the lists...old pictures! I found a whole bunch that over Spring Break at my grandma Bradford's for both Eller and Bradford...well not a WHOLE bunch, only 4, but that is a lot to me:) and anyways...I am planning to get those scanned and put them on the homepage. If any of you have pictures to put on the homepage, I'd be more than happy to add them...There is one thing though, you need to send them to me through email since I do not have my
9. Re: [KERN-L] LDS Records to go on-line [1]
Found a message that said they decided to go live in April. Right now the only people that can access the page are those with a special password, who are serving as Beta testers.
10. [KERN-L] Kern's in Wi. [1]
Hi Beth , My gg grfather was Andrew Kern, b. 1838, Germany,the eldest of his siblings. He lived in Sioux City, Iowa before migrating to Ellenboro, Wi. He had children: Lousia, Minnie, Benjamin, Andrew and Fred. Fred was born abt 1890 and was killed accidently, abt 1930 in Bristol Hollow, Wi. I haven't found Andrew, Sr.'s siblings names so far. Nancy
11. [KERN-L] Re: adding my Kerns family [1]
One of my most wanted ancestors: 1. Thomas B. Kerns b. c1834 in Ohio died before 1880. Lived in Pike County, Ohio + Mary E. ? b. c1835 2. Mary c1860 Emily c1863 William c1866 Amos H. c1868 X John R. b. June 1869 Sarah J. c1872 Oscar H. c1875 Possible other son Henry? John R. Kerns married Genetta Caroline Kniseley, also of Pike County, Ohio. She was the daughter
12. [KERN-L] KERN, BAUMBACH, SCHAUMLOFFEL, DREVERMAN [1]
I am researching the KERN surname originally from Pforzheim, Germany. My branch of the KERNs emigrated to Rochester, Monroe Co, NY, USA and I have recently received a list of burial dates on 39 KERNs who were buried in Mt Hope Cemetery from 1882 thru the present including the following: Matthias KERN, my step-GGGgrandfather was buried in 1882. His step-son, my GGgrandfather and his wife, August & Barbara KERN were buried in 1921 and 1918, respectively. My GGgrandfather apparently changed his name when my G
13. [KERN-L] info on cleaning up happy99.exe virus [1]
Everyone, this is a forward of a forwarded message I recieved about the Happy99.exe virus. (I emailed the Bradford list about this earlier today) and this will be the last message about it. For those of you who don't know about this virus, it is sent to other people through email attachments. As long as you don't open the file, it does no harm, but if you do open it, here are instructions to clean up after it (you may want to save this for future reference): > It does not do damage to your computer and
14. [KERN-L] KERNS in Alabama [1]
Hope this hodgepodge of information helps someone. "Tombstone Inscriptions-Catholic Cemetery" - Mobile's Catholic Cemetery @ 1700 Stone Street, Mobile, Ala--Published March 1986 by Mobile Genealogical Society, Inc. page 77 Lot 24--Section F Bogue on List Large Tombstone, Bogue on front, 6 inscriptions on back Charles Schwaemmle, 1837-1908 William S. Bogue, 1912-1914 John P. Bogue, 1861-1923 Mary S. Bogue, 1873-1931 Clarence J. Bogue, 1910-1933 Loretta B. KERN, 1900-1965 __
15. [KERN-L] Kern/Koehrn [1]
Hi Everyone: I have been on the list for the last month or two, this is my first post, I am beginning the search for my Grandmother's family. Her name was Nora S KOEHRN, born in 1885 in Indianapolis, Ind., The spelling of the Kern, name is different, I know but it is pronounced KERN. has anyone run across this form of the name, I am not having much luck, I live in Louisiana and we do not have a Soundex for Indiana after 1860, but do have Census, I just can't find them, LDS Family Centers are not in the area
16. Re: [KERN-L] Kern/Koehrn [1]
>Hi Everyone: I have been on the list for the last month or two, this >is my first post, I am beginning the search for my Grandmother's >family. Her name was Nora S KOEHRN, born in 1885 in Indianapolis, >Ind., The spelling of the Kern, name is different, I know but it is >pronounced KERN. has anyone run across this form of the name, I am >not having much luck, I live in Louisiana and we do not have a >Soundex for Indiana after 1860, but do have Census, I just can't find >them, LDS Family Centers are
17. [KERN-L] Adam Kerns [1]
I am looking for any information on ADAM KERNS. ADAM KERNS born in Ohio. Son ADAM KERNS, b. Nov. 27,1835 in Ohio d. Nov. 27,1904 in Jasper County,IN, married SARAH MCELFRESH b. Nov. 8,1835 in Maryland d. Mar.23,1916. Son PHILLIP KERNS, b.Feb 28,1868 d. Jan.1,1891, married Mariah Angeline Snyder, b.Mar 14,1868 d.July 15,1933, on Jan. 1,1891. Thank you, Pam Mathis mathis @netnitco.net
18. [KERN-L] Re: KERN-D Digest V99 #27 [1]
unsubscribe end please help I have been trying to unsubscribe but it is not working -----Original Message----- From: KERN-D-request@rootsweb.com To: KERN-D@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, March 07, 1999 1:22 PM Subject: KERN-D Digest V99 #27
19. Re: [KERN-L] LDS Records to go on-line [1]
Has any one been able to get onto the LDS Family Search web site? I have not.
20. [KERN-L] Use my page to buy from amazon.com--support rootsweb [1]
Hello everyone, I just wanted to let everyone know that I have links on my homepages to books at amazon.com and I would appreciate you buying books through these links. I get a SMALL commission on the purchases (you don't have to purchase the linked books, but you have to go through the links in order for the commission) and I am going to donate the money I earn to rootsweb...there is one catch though...I have to earn at least $100 in commission before they pay me and so far, I've only earned $1.77!
21. [KERN-L] Re: KERN-D Digest V99 #32 [1]
In a message dated 3/15/99 4:19:32 AM Pacific Standard Time, KERN-D- request@rootsweb.com writes: << "PASSENGER AND IMMIGRATION LISTS INDEX" First Edition Edited by P. William Filby with Mary K. Meyer, published by Gale Research Co., Detroit, Michigan, 1981--Vol 2 H-N The following is a list of KERNS who came to America. Their name will be first-- age if it's listed--destination---year they arrived--Then a reference number to the book where you would look to find more information regarding the t
22. Fw: [PABUCKS-L] Microsoft 97 or 2000 Computer Virus- NOT a HOAX or URBAN LEGEND [1]
-----Original Message----- From: charahl@earthlink.net To: PABUCKS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, March 28, 1999 12:12 PM Subject: [PABUCKS-L] Microsoft 97 or 2000 Computer Virus- NOT a HOAX or URBAN LEGEND >This is off topic, but you all need to be aware of it -- this virus is >real > >I know that this isn't a hoax or urban legend because this happened to me >at 4:26 p.m. on Friday afternoon (opened my office e-mail for the first >time that day and the messag
23. [KERN-L] Word of the Week...Maryland [1]
NOTE: PLEASE READ THIS MESSAGE IN ITS ENTIRITY!!! This week's word is "Maryland" :) What this means is in your line, if you have found any ancestors (or maybe not your ancestors, but with the surname of the list) in Maryland, post it to the list. FOR NEWBIES: The way the "word of the week" works is I throw out a topic and if someone has a line that falls into that topic, then they are *supposed* to post it, but not everyone really does. For instance, this week, if you have any info on the surna
24. [KERN-L] KERNS "Lost Links" [1]
A few KERNS from here and there. >From the book "LOST LINKS, New Recordings of Old Data From Many States" by Elisabeth Wheeler Francis & Ethel Sivley Moore, originally published in 1947, copyright Baltimore, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc 1975 page 21 --Mississippi Marriages Shearer, Mary Catherine, m. (at Raymond, Miss.) KERN, James Mason, of Va., Sept. 15, 1857 (he removed to Miss. 1855) page 129 ---Lunenburg Co., VA Births James Mason KERN, b. April 11, 1830, Romney, Va., and wife, Mary
25. [KERN-L] PBS/NPR [1]
Dear Friend: There isn't a day goes by that I don't watch PBS and listen to Public Radio. Please do your part to insure that these fine programs can continue. Forward this e-mail, AND write your congressman. Thanks, Ed In a message dated 3/7/99 9:35:56 PM, staffmusic@earthlink.net writes: << = On NPR Morning Edition this morning, Nina Tottenberg said that if the Supreme Court supports Congress, it is in effect the end of NEA. Then, there's the question of Congressio
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