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1. Re: [LAORLEAN-L] Virus / OFF TOPIC FROM GENEALOGY [1]
Hi, Your instructions worked and my Preview Pane is gone. I feel safer now for the time being until some other virus scare or problem comes up. June
2. [LAORLEAN-L] Family File [1]
Hi Gang, Someone contacted me recently asking about posting their family file on the site. Sorry, but i can't find your email. Can you write me offlist? Thanks. Colleen
3. Re: [LAORLEAN-L] Obit index online [1]
would they "read" the names or Spell them out ? Not all names are spelled as they sound. Betty in California __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send your FREE holiday greetings online! http://greetings.yahoo.com
4. Re: [LAORLEAN-L] Obit for John Joseph Kemmler [1]
Rudiger: I believe that there is a New Orleans Picayune printed index that may go back that far and there is a section for obituaries. I will reciprocate and look that up for you. The New Orleans Public Lib rary also indexed onto 3 x 5 card obituaries of the various city newspapers from earliest times. The New orleans Public Library has a project to put these obituary indexes online. Don't know the status of same. Maybe someone else could comment on the progress of the obits. index at N.O. Public being pl
5. Re: [LAORLEAN-L] 1917 World War I Draft Registration Cards [1]
Hi, I checked the WWI Civilian Draft Records at ancestry, and i am afraid I did not have any luck, unless he was not in Louisianna when he was drafted. I have listed the info below. Also if he had another name he went by instead of Bert, please let me know and I will check also. Bert R. Cook 4 Jul 1890 W Murphysboro IL Madison LA Bert Cook 13 May 1884 W relative lives Pocatello ID Fremont ID Mike & Helene Carson WE HAVE OLD CITY DIRECTORIES ON CD http://www.oldcitydirectory.com OR Check out our auctions a
6. [LAORLEAN-L] ST. Louis #2 tomb [1]
Hi everybody: I figure you are the group I need for this information. We have had a request from a client to visit a tomb in St. Louis #2 during their program in New Orleans next year. The name of the deceased is Andrew Caillou he was a black hero of the Civil War. Our client gave us the name as Caillox. We were directed to the New Orleans collection. The lady who works for me spoke to a Pamela Arceneax, who was very snippy and not much help. I am assuming the name is Caillou no lox. Does any o
7. [LAORLEAN-L] BIG SURPRISE ON THE SITE TONIGHT! [1]
Hi Gang, The complete 1842 New Orleans City Directory is now online! This has been a "secret" project for this for a long time. I started transcribing the directory in March of last year. When we started the index project, I had to slow down, but I kept limping along as fast as I could. Jan Worthen, Cheramie and Frankie all pitched in on some of the sections. Finally, a couple of months ago, Louis Lavedan volunteered to finish the last remaining sections, since I was really busy with the indexes.
8. Re: [LAORLEAN-L] Obit index online [1]
It will be a long time before the obit index at the New Orleans Public Library is completely online. I was researching there last weekend and the woman working on it asked if she could interrupt me to put some cards she'd finished with back in the drawer and take some others. I think I was researching the name Benjamin at the time...so that gives you an idea of where they are on the project...somewhere in the early B's. And she tells me that she is working part time on this project. >^,,^< >^,,^< >^
9. [LAORLEAN-L] Milneburg [1]
Thanks to the person who gave us the weblink on Milneburg http://schools.bigchalk.com/members/lakeshorelinks/milneburgpontchartrainbeach unoarea/campleroyjohnsonusnavalairbase My grandmother was born there! The business her parents owned was mentioned! All this time I have been spelling the town incorrectly and so now I understand why I couldn't find anything about it. Thanks! Margo Rhinehart
10. [LAORLEAN-L] LAORLEAN List Administrator: please contact Rootsweb [1]
Hi, **This message is being sent to the LAORLEAN mailing list.** The email address that RootsWeb has for the LAORLEAN list admin orleansroots@yahoo.com is bouncing, so RootsWeb is looking to make contact with the list admin. Will the list admin please contact Andrew Billinghurst (billingh@rootsweb.com) so that we know that you are still maintaining this list and please reply quoting this message. List members there is nothing for you to worry about and nothing for you to do, it is probably just an
11. Re: [LAORLEAN-L] Index to Seamen's Protection Certificates [1]
Colleen, Jefferson Parish Library has this material: CALL NUMBER: GEN. 929.373 IND TITLE: Indexes to seamen's protection certificate applications and proofs of citizenship : ports of New Orleans, Louisiana, 1808-1821, 1851-1857, New Haven, Connecticut, 1801-1843, Bath, Maine, 1833-1868 ... ; record group 36, records of the Bure
12. Re: [LAORLEAN-L] New Subscriber question [1]
Hi Margo, Welcome to the gang. Please check out our WONDERFUL web site that have all kinds of neat databases for you to check for your relatives. Check out especially the obits and the obit lists fromt eh papers that Dee is uploading, and the birth and death indexes that all the volunteers are transcribing for the site. Eventually, we will have all the birth, marriage, and death indexes to the state vital records for Orleans Parish throug at least 1900. Make sure if you make any breakthroughs you
13. Re: [LAORLEAN-L] Interesting Books [1]
Hi Janice, I mailed your book yesterday. I'm sorry that I could only get the French book. Joan ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, November 17, 2001 8:49 PM Subject: Re: [LAORLEAN-L] Interesting Books > Joan, I don't see a listing in Ft. Worth for a Hudson's. If you don't mind, > I'm interested in the FRENCH and the IRISH. > > Janice Spahr > 3127 Chisholm Trail > Fort Worth, TX 76116 > 817-244-6872 > > -------------------------------
14. Re: [LAORLEAN-L] Confusing Data [1]
At 06:17 PM 11/30/2001 -0600, you wrote: >People were famous for reporting births after the fact,................. We had a similar case where 6 births were all recorded by my our GGGgrandfather and his son in law around 1837.....the names were even messed up......to look at the records, it looked like one Mama was having babies with 2 different men....(ok, plausible, but one was in the same year!).....After finding a new cousin online and putting all the puzzle pieces together we found out that it was 2
15. [LAORLEAN-L] Cemetery Information [1]
Came across this today and thought I'd pass it along. It allows you to search by parish for a current listing of cemeteries in that parish, along with address and phone numbers on some. http://www.lcb.state.la.us/search.html Kathy
16. Re: [LAORLEAN-L] Prisoners [1]
Yes, I think so too. I have to keep referring to the passenger list that I found my family on, coming from Sicily to NOLA. On that list, the women and men are separated, meaning that they are "berthed" separately. The Gebbia, Palisi, Gendusa, Giglio women are next to each other on that list, which means that they were travelling together, and more than likely knew each other. Hmmm. I hope I'm not running into a can of worms and skeletons. _____________________________ Frank J. Palisi, III frank.palisi@wo
17. Re: [LAORLEAN-L] City Directory Search - Salisbury [1]
Hi Rose, I do not have anything for 1850, but I did search some of my other directories and came up with the following, I hope it helps! 1858-9 NO SALISBURY WILLIAM - plasterer Liberty a. Thalia Helene Carson WE HAVE OLD CITY DIRECTORIES ON CD http://www.oldcitydirectory.com OR Check out our auctions at Ebay at: http://members.ebay.com/aboutme/mikenhelene/ ----- Original Message ----- From: Rose L Core To: Sent: Saturday, December 01, 2001 7:33 PM Su
18. Re: [LAORLEAN-L] Enumeration Districts [1]
I don't know if anyone answered you. Here are two Ward maps that others directed me to. The maps are skimpy but better than nothing. John > http://nutrias.org/~nopl/facts/1847map.htm [1847] > http://nutrias.org/~nopl/facts/1880map.htm [1880] The listing of the Wards can also be found at: > http://nutrias.org/~nopl/facts/wards.htm BTW, after looking at the 1880 map, Peggy is correct -- Ward 10 would include the Garden District's Jackson Avenue ... ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert L. Wise" <
19. Re: [LAORLEAN-L] Need some help with a marriage "bond" [1]
Hi Bertrand, Well, sorry to tell you this, but the marriage bond is not an indication of wealth. It was pretty much standard for everyone who wanted to get married. Even some of my relatives who were dirt poor had to sign in. :-( As far as the Opdenqeyer wealth, it is possible that there are bank records that still survive today from that era? I am wondering if some of the banks that were in NO at that time are still existant today. Maybe the key here is to follow the money, just as you have sug
20. [LAORLEAN-L] Kemler / Blatz [1]
Hi Gang, here's the second family I have found in the indexes, where I have no link. Any hint would be appreciated. Kind regards, Ruediger Kemmler ---------------------------------------- Modified Register for William Kemler-502 First Generation 1. William Kemler-502 was born1 about 1860. William married (MRIN:178) Sophie Blatz-503 . Sophie was born2 about 1860. They had the following children: 2 F i. Barbara Kemler-501 was born3 on 23 Sep 1885 in New Orleans. Appendix A - Sources
21. [LAORLEAN-L] off topic......new worm/Christmas.exe file [1]
New worm out: http://www.cnn.com/2001/TECH/internet/12/19/reeezak.worm.idg/index.html ^..^ =Cat= mailto:ambicat@bellsouth.net Happy Holidays From Ambiance Studio! http://www.ambiancestudio.com
22. Re: [LAORLEAN-L] Kenny [1]
God Bless You, your grandson and your family. May you find strength in knowing he is with Jesus. He is with your ancestors too and I am sure they are delighted to welcome him. Sharon Centanne Virginia Schimmelpfenig wrote: > Hello to you wonderful people on this list. My grandson, Kenny, went with > his angels today to be with GOD. His passing was peaceful and without pain. > He suffered and fought to survive the cancer that attacked his body , > twice. The chemo destroyed his lungs and kidneys. >
23. Re: [LAORLEAN-L] Obit index online [1]
Hi Betty, I think that if necessary, the names would have to be spelled. There are some names that are obvious, like Green or Smith. But knowing New Orleans history, I think there is going to be some spelling to do. Colleen
24. [LAORLEAN-L] New Obits [1]
Hey Nova, Just wanted to let you know that 263 new obits have been uploaded and put on the TOC today. Also I have moved some of the surnames to their own page under the obit indexes. The names are Buras, Martin, Meyer and Hingle. I have plenty more obits to upload but will not get to those until tomorrow. Hope everyone has a Happy New Year. Darnell Marie Brunner Beck {Dee} DarnellBrunner@hotmail.com MSN Messenger Service < DarnellBrunner > Plaquemines Parish GenWeb Home Page http://www.r
25. [LAORLEAN-L] One Last Upload for Today - The 1880 DI in Now Online! [1]
OK, OK, one more upload and then I'm outta here! Here is the last of the 1880 Death Index, compliments of Jennifer Morris.... BB4N, CFitz ********************************** 1880 Death Index New Stuff: Woodley, Jacob through Zutsermeiser, Samuel G. Jennifer Morris jennygee@earthlink.net Changes: 1880diac.txt A through C 103 kB Frank Nicholas retyrd@yahoo.com 1880didi.txt D through I 114 kB
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