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1. [LA-LGHS-L] Question About Archives LaComites [1]
"LE RACONTEUR INDEX, VOLUME XVIII, DECEMBER 1998" Hello Everyone, I found several of my ancestors listed on a webpage with the page numbers beside them, Is this in some Book that LaComite put out? Can it be bought? The above in Black was at the top of the page.... Thanks, Cathey
2. [LA-LGHS-L] Livingston: [1]
Edward Livingston Historical Association Meetings: Monthly - Third Thursday of the Month. Next Meeting: September 18, 2003 Livingston Parish Library Hwy. 190 - Florida Blvd., Livingston, La. Time: 6:00 PM ************************************************************
3. [LA-LGHS-L] Livingston Parish History Book To Be Reprinted [1]
Livingston Parish History Book To Be Reprinted History of Livingston Parish, Louisiana The b
4. [LA-LGHS-L] Beginning Genealogy Class in Hammond [1]
This is the last call for people interested in the Beginning Genealogy class at Sims Library on the campus of Southeastern Louisiana University, Hammond. The class is offered through the University Continuing Education Department, and will be held on Monday evenings, Sept. 15, 22, 29, Oct. 13, 20, 27 from 6-8PM. For further information, contact the instructor, Beth Stahr, (evenings and weekends) 985-971-8045 or weekdays 985-549-5056. Course description and fee information is available at http://www.
5. Re: [LA-LGHS-L] Question About Archives LaComites [1]
Hello Judy, There is one volume of La Raconteur that I am very interested in finding out more about - Volume XV, NOS. 3, 4, December 1995, which is out of print. There is an artical about the Sharp Family Bible - can you possibly give me an idea of which Sharp family this is? Since this volume is out of print, can it be found at the State Archives? Thanks, Sue Fisher
6. Re: [LA-LGHS-L] Question About Archives LaComites [1]
These are back issues of the society's journal, le Raconteur. Some are available for sale. If you go to the Tables of Contents page, you can see not only which are available, but what the contents of each issue are. You can match those page numbers up with the title of the article to see if it's something you're interested in purchasing. http://www.sec.state.la.us/archives/archives/arch-5a.htm Judy Riffel ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday
7. [LA-LGHS-L] FWD: Family History [1]
OOPS....Please accept my appology for forwarding the wrong email. This my final attempt at sending this. I'm usually better at forwarding email than this. Again, please direct all questions to Phyllis Lastrapes at plastrapes@cox.net. The following is forwarded to the list with permission of the original author. ======================================================= Hi all, Good news! My fifth and final work on the Carmon, Campbell, and Fontenot families of Southwest La is now completed. This one is a
8. [LA-LGHS-L] Baton Rouge Meetings: [1]
September 20th, 2003 Bluebonnet Library, 1:30 p.m. ANDREW CAPONE will speak on Francis T. Nichols Beginning January 17, 2004 the Society will meet at 10:00 AM, Bluebonnet Library. The 3rd Saturday remains the meeting date. The meeting times for 2003 will remain at 1:30 PM. ***************************
9. [LA-LGHS-L] Howes Reunion: [1]
1st Annual Matthew Edward Howes Reunion It is reunion time for descendants of Matthew Edward Howes (1827-1907)and Emma Towndrow(1832-1882). Their ten (10)children were: Robert Edward married Eva Spence; Henry Charles married Felicity Elizabeth Lavigne; Matthew Jeff married Jennie Rutter; George married Alberta Stanton Gookin; Niver Elizabeth; Joseph William married (1st ) Clara Colastie Lavigne, (2nd) Lettie Ensign; Anna Emma; John A.; Edward A. married Edna Fletcher; Louis Raymond married Della Hoover. The
10. Re: [LA-LGHS-L] Question About Archives LaComites [1]
If you check the annual index online (http://www.sec.state.la.us/archives/archives/arch-5b.htm) , you will see the Sharp names. Other surnames are McMichael, Davison, Kleinpeter, and a few others. Yes, the State Archives has a copy. Photocopies of articles from out-of-print issues are $5. Judy Riffel ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2003 9:35 PM Subject: Re: [LA-LGHS-L] Question About Archives LaComites > Hello Judy, >
11. [LA-LGHS-L] Land & Land [1]
Important to all societies who use Land & Land Printers. Saturday morning, Land & Land Printers burned down. If you used them as a printer, I would like to hear from you. Judy Riffel
12. [LA-LGHS-L] Kinder Centennial [1]
Kinder, LA in Allen Parish, will be celebrating 100 years with open house all week- Sept. 15-19th. at the Kinder Library. We have a great display of "The Way We Were", with pictures, Artifacts, memories, family books, and family histories. The Genealogy Department members will be hosts for the entire week-(9AM-4PM) ready to assist in tours and guestions. Official Ceremony will be held Wednesday 10AM at the Library. Refreshments will be served. All are invited. Please come join us for this fantastic event.
13. [LA-LGHS-L] Washington Meeting: [1]
"Genetics and Genealogy" is the topic for our next meeting of the Washington Parish Genealogy and History Society. Our speaker will be Rob Noles of Covington, LA. Rob is a brilliant man who has prepared well for this presentation on the tie between DNA, Genealogy, and Genetics. Retired from the nuclear energy field, Rob is the very dedicated Vice-President of the St. Tammany Genealogy Society. He teaches genealogy and computer classes at their library, is editor of thei
14. [LA-LGHS-L] Beginning Genealogy: [1]
This is the last call for people interested in the Beginning Genealogy class at Sims Library on the campus of Southeastern Louisiana University, Hammond. The class is offered through the University Continuing Education Department, and will be held on Monday evenings, Sept. 15, 22, 29, Oct. 13, 20, 27 from 6-8PM. For further information, contact the instructor, Beth Stahr, (evenings and weekends) 985-971-8045 or weekdays 985-549-5056. Course description and fee information is available at http://www.
15. [LA-LGHS-L] USF Africana Heritage Project [1]
Hello, My name is Toni Carrier. I am the founding director of the University of South Florida Africana Heritage Project. Our mission is to rediscover precious records documenting former slaves and making those records available on a free, public access internet site. Our researchers travel far and wide to transcribe records from archives, libraries and county records, before these are lost to history. Our largest focus, however, is within the genealogical community. We recognize that the maj
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