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1. Re: [KS-CEM] MISSING GRANDPA [1]
Message sent to them... THANKS! Melinda On Wed, 21 Feb 2001 10:17:07 -0800 "Victoria Stewart" writes: > Okay! Harry and Janet Easley > E-mail Address(es): > easleyhj@willapabay.org > ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.
2. [KS-CEM] From List Mom - Help Needed. [1]
Dear List Members: Tammie Chada, the Web Mistress of the KS-Cemeteries Inventory and Volunteer website is in need of helpers. If you would be interested, you need to have the ability to work with .txt files and a database program like Excell, Access or Works. We can't tell you the exact amount of time that will be needed. We go days and don't need help but then for a week we are in desperate need. Once all of the cemetery inventories are caught up that are waiting to be entered, the time you would need
3. [KS-CEM] Stalter Cemetery, Cowley Co. [1]
I am looking for someone who has cemetery inscriptions or records for who is buried in Stalter Cemetery in Cowley County. I am searching for William Henry Harp who died in 1879 and is reportedly buried there, along with other Harp family members. Can anyone help me? Carol
4. Re: [KS-CEM] Re: Looking for RUCKERS' [1]
I have a poor quality picture of a house, "Family home of Peter Rucker, Ruckersville, VA. At the time this was added to my family information it still remained in the hands of the Rucker family. I have a very distant connection to the Rucker name and if you want more information I will search for it. Jean Proud. email is JeanHProud@aol.com
5. [KS-CEM] Louise Read [1]
Looking for the cemetery where Louise L. Read was buried. She died 12 Jan 1901 in Independence. Thanks!
6. [KS-CEM] RE: Iowa Point Cemetery [1]
Good Afternoon! I would also like to add my compliments and gratitude to all those who have made possible the cemetery listings in Doniphan County. I have been working on my MOSIER line for many more years than I care to count and was thrilled when I discovered my 3rd great grandmother Susan Mosier's burial information listed in the Iowa Point Cemetery. Finding Susannah Boatman Mosiers death information was something that I had never dreamt I would be able to find. Thank you! I am very interested in fin
7. [KS-CEM] Re: KS-CEMETERIES-D Digest V01 #19 [1]
List Owner The Shibboleth Cemetery in Decatur Co. has only 30 surnames listed. With your permission, I would be glad to send these to the list. Keith in Texas
8. Re: [KS-CEM] Missing body! [1]
Robin-I will see what I can find out about the Loshbough family. I remember the name because there was a wonderful old minister by that name who passed away a few years ago. He used to preach in a little country church near here. I will let you know what I find. RAL wrote: > SHIRLEY: > > While checking for Milinda could you check for Variations of the Surname Loshbough, > > Lashbaugh, Lushbaugh, or any thing close. > They were is KS as early as 1870. They were all over KS in 1880. But the one I am > real
9. [KS-CEM] Virus warning [1]
If you get an e-mail From Subject Hahaha Snowwhite and the seven Dwarfs- The REAL STORY DO OPEN IT!!! It is a virus! I just got 6 of them on my e-mails. I did not open them because a friend of mine had gotten it Mon. & her computer went down. Mary "People may forget what you said... People may forget what you did... But they will never forget how you made them feel!" _________________________________________________________________
10. [KS-CEM] Help finding a grave [1]
Hi Could someone please help me find the grave of Martha Ann (Bowman) Pate, b. Feb. 12, 186l, d. March 20, 1923, wife of John Melton Pate. She lived in the Labette Co. KS area or in one of the nearby counties. Sorry I cannot be more precise. Thank you in advance. Keith in Texas
11. Re: [KS-CEM] The story behind the military taps [1]
Hope this helps... " TAPS " We have all heard the haunting melody of "Taps." It's the song that gives us that lump in our throats and usually tears in our eyes. But do you know the story behind the song? If not, I think you will be pleased to find out about its humble beginnings. Reportedly, it all began in 1862 during the Civil War, when Union Army Captain Robert Ellicombe was with his men near Harrison's Landing, Virginia. The Confederate Army was on the other side of the narrow strip of land.
12. RE: [KS-CEM] Missing body! [1]
For Melinda: Burlington, Kansas is the County Seat of Coffee County, Which is adjacent to Lyon County, Kansas. Many Persons in Lyon County do business in Burlington. So, your ancestor could be from Lyon County, yet have conducted business in Burlington, Kansas, as did my own ancestors. Emporia is the County Seat of Lyon County. The Flint Hills Historical Society in Emporia has a very active and helpful volunteer service. There is also a very fine Historical Society and museum in Burlington, Kansas. Good
13. Re: [KS-CEM] The story behind the military taps [1]
Try this...... http://www.geocities.com/ussrangerguy/Taps_History.html At 08:44 PM 2/21/2001 -0700, you wrote: >Hi list >Sorry if you are getting this post more then once. The information I am >looking for was posted on one of the list I belong to. But I can't >remember what list. >Not to long ago there was a story on one of the list I belong to about the >the story behind the military taps. I thought I had kept it. But now that >I need it for my grandson's school work I can't find it. Could the
14. [KS-CEM] Missing Body [1]
Hi Melinda, Melinda there is also a Burlingtn in Kansas. It is located approximately 60 miles south of Topeka in Coffey County. I don't live near there, so I don't know about the cemeteries or funeral parlors. Hope this helps. Carl Martens
15. [KS-CEM] Missing body! [1]
Hi all... I need some advice and help. I have a great grandfather who was born in Kansas, married there, had a child, and his wife died and was buried in Kansas. He (ggrandpa Oliver) then remarried and moved to Washington state where he and his second wife died. He was buried in Centrailia Washington in 1945, but in about 1982, his body was moved and his burial plot was resold. I can't find any information as to where they moved him! I called the cemetary and asked them, but they had no record of wher
16. [KS-CEM] Surname origin site & the invisible web. [1]
Thought some of you might like to check this out. Carol http://clanhuston.com/name/name.htm I found a ton of stuff on my family on this site. http://www.invisibleweb.com/
17. Re: [KS-CEM] Cemetery in Decatur Co. [1]
KEITH: Could you look for any variations of the name LOSHBOUGH or anything close??? Thank you Robin "(Keith)" wrote: > Hi, Listers > There is a very small country cemetery in Decatur Co. by the name of > Shibboleth. It is located about 12 miles south & 1 mile east of Oberlin. > I have access to a book that has the names from all the stones that are > legible--most are not. I would be glad to do lookups. > Keith Johnston in Texas > > ==== KS-CEMETERIES Mailing List ==== > Checkout the other lists being
18. [KS-CEM] Re: KS-CEMETERIES-D Digest V01 #19 [1]
Robin Sorry, there are no Loshboughs shown to be in the Shibboleth Cemetery--nothing close to that name. I also checked two other volumns of KS cemeteries & did not find the name. Keith in Texas
19. [KS-CEM] Re: KS-CEMETERIES-D Digest V01 #20 [1]
In a message dated 2/20/01 5:05:42 AM Eastern Standard Time, KS-CEMETERIES-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << but they had no record of where other than "Burlington". There is a Burlington Washington, and I called ALL of the cemetaries there, but none have him. >> Belinda, there is a Burlington, Kansas, I think in Greenwood County. The County seat of Greenwood County is Eureka. I don't know about cemeteries near Burlington, but there are some near (Madison, for instance)/ I hope this helps. Car
20. Re: [KS-CEM] Re: KS-CEMETERIES-D Digest V01 #19 [1]
KEITH: Thank yoiu for trying. later Robin "(Keith)" wrote: > Robin > Sorry, there are no Loshboughs shown to be in the Shibboleth > Cemetery--nothing close to that name. I also checked two other volumns > of KS cemeteries & did not find the name. > > Keith in Texas > > ==== KS-CEMETERIES Mailing List ==== > NOTICE: Posting of virus warnings, test messages, chain letters, political > announcements, current events, items for sale, personal messages, flames, > etc. (in other words - spam) is NOT ALLOWED a
21. [KS-CEM] Re: Looking for RUCKERS' [1]
I am working on a one-name " RUCKER " research project. Any information, no matter how brief, will be greatly appreciated. Copies of Documents, Records, Certificates, Deeds, ETC. Family Histories... Stories and Pictures... Legend or Truths -- Fact or Fiction. Then we can start the process to prove or disprove. Please E-Mail if possible to: leighton@pacifier.com OR Snail Mail to: (I will pay reasonable postage) CARLA V. LEIGHTON P.O. BOX 737 SEASIDE, OREGON 97138 - 0737 I
22. [KS-CEM] re: findagrave site [1]
Gladys, Thanks for the this suggestion but I have been on the findagrave site and didn't find him. I have tried just about everything I can think of. I have even had several cemetery inscription lookups done but to no avail. I'm hoping that someone on this KS cemetery site might know the Nemaha cemeteries and be able to find some info on my Oliver Wessell. Rose
23. Re: [KS-CEM] MISSING GRANDPA [1]
Melinda, If you give me the number I'll call Thanks, Mert From: Melinda Yoas Reply-To: KS-CEMETERIES-L@rootsweb.com To: KS-CEMETERIES-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [KS-CEM] MISSING GRANDPA Date: Thu, 22 Feb 2001 10:33:10 -0800 Mert... I don't have the book, I called a funeral home in Skagit Co. and they had the book... Melinda On Thu, 22 Feb 2001 16:00:34 -0000 "Mert Marley" writes: > > Hi Melinda, > I noticed your entry about Skagit Co., WA. Could
24. [KS-CEM] Re: KS-CEMETERIES-D Digest V01 #13 [1]
In a message dated 2/12/01 7:05:42 AM Eastern Standard Time, KS-CEMETERIES-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << http://www.invisibleweb.com/ >> Thanks, Carol, for this site. I won't get any sleep tonight. Carol, too,
25. [KS-CEM] Kansas Cemeteries Mailing List Homepage updated [1]
Hello, all. The Kansas Cemeteries Mailing List Homepage has been updated: http://www.rootsweb.com/~kscemete/kscem.htm For those researching in Woodson and Elk County: With thanks to Charlotte Lewin and Kay Herman, we are adding many obits. For those researching in Wyandotte County: With thanks to Bud Powell, we are adding many Powell Obits. Enjoy! Tammie -- Tammie Chada tchada@flash.net Check out my homepage: http://www.flash.net/~tchada/
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