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1. Civil War Soldier [1]
Posted on: East Baton Rouge Parish La Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/La/EastBatonRouge/101 Surname: Mellows ------------------------- I am trying to find my Civil War ancestor. He was a Union Soldier in the 22nd Maine Infantry Company K. He was a Private, his name was Job E. Mellows. He died with a fever in a Hopsital at Baton Rouge, Louisiania, Feb. 23, 1863. I would like to find out where he is buried or could be buried.
2. East Baton Rouge Newspaper [1]
Posted on: East Baton Rouge Parish La Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/La/EastBatonRouge/100 Surname: ------------------------- The name of the newspapers in East Baton Rouge Parish in 1961 was The Morning Advocate and The State Times. Now it is just called The Advocate. You can reach it at www.theadvocate.com I hope you find what you need, Dee
3. Waller in Baton Rouge [1]
J.E. Waller is located on the 1840 and 1860 East Baton Rouge, LA Census. He is living in the city of Baton Rouge in 1860. Any information on him or his family would be appreciated. Alan
4. Fwd: Italian Passenger Lists [1]
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5. Lynching documentation? [1]
HI: I'm researching the BROWN family in East Baton Rouge. My relatives are all over the area. My grandfather, now 91, has told me about a lynching in his family. I'd like to document whether this happened. It may have happened before the turn of the century, in Louisiana. He has no other details, except that it happened. Has anyone on this list researched such an event? A few people on other genealogy lists have told me they checked newspapers from the period to document similar events in their fami
6. "Family Histories of Bosco, LA, 1941 - 1955" [1]
Posted on: East Baton Rouge Parish La Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/La/EastBatonRouge/102 Surname: Wells ------------------------- I am the author of "Family Histories of Bosco, Louisiana, 1941 - 1955." If you would like for me to look up something for you, please email me at HappeeNotes@aol.com. Thank you, Shirley Burks Wells
7. Meeting: [1]
Tangipahoa Genealogical & Historical 1st. Saturday Saturday - January 06, 2001 11:00 AM Main Library 739 West Oak St. Amite, La. S. Helena Historical 2nd Saturday 11:00 AM January 2001 TBA Livingston Historical 3rd Thursday 6:00 PM January 2001 Main Library Livingston, La. Instead of a regular business meeting for Jan. 9, 2001, the St. Tammany Genealogical Society will have a field trip to the State Archives, Bluebonnet Library and LDS Family history Center in Baton Rouge. Complete information o
8. Re: Lynching documentation?/Central history [1]
Lynchings were not something that were necessarily chronicled or made public. While I don't know of any in my family I have found some disturbing clues about various things - the least of which is that every ancestor in the proper time period I have found so far seems to be a slave owner. A lot of things have been hushed up for various reasons. For example, my great-grandmother was Clara Josephine Thibodeaux, born in East Baton Rouge Parish to first cousins from West Baton Rouge who were the children
9. Harrell: [1]
Looking for information on Louis Harrell who married Virlinda Averett in 1836. Have their line to present. Trying to tie him to Lewis Harrell who married Mahatible Bryan in 1816 and Parmela Rentz in 1821 to the other Louis. 1840 Liv. Census shows a Louis Sr. and Louis Jr. living next door to each other in Coyell Liv. Parish. Have found no other concrete evidance to tie these two together. Any inf. would be appreciated.
10. Re: LASTTAMM-D Digest V00 #35 [1]
i believe the LDS Library is wrong: Livingston Parish was Created from: St. Helena Parish in 1832. Don
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