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1. Re: [LAORLEAN-L] NOVA Get Together [1]
Thanks for replying, Martha. Please send me your email address. Thanks Merle
2. Re: [LAORLEAN-L] NOVA Get Together [1]
Anyone interested in going to the "get together" luncheon in Abita Springs on Feb. 18, please send me your email address in your reply. That way I will not have to keep posting on the LAORLEAN-L. Thanks a lot. Merle Ann CelticMick@cox.net
3. [LAORLEAN-L] Searching for the Louisiana Historical Quarterly, October 1946 [1]
Hello List, Does anyone have access to an oldy but goody, Louisiana Historical Quarterly of Oct. 1946, which includes an article entitled, Recollections of a Confederate Officer? Being out of New Orleans, I am not sure how to obtain a copy of the magazine or article otherwise. Thank you for your help. Craig Borne Baltimore, MD
4. [LAORLEAN-L] Census [1]
'Scuse the long string on the last email. Didn't mean for it to go to all the list. Mea maxima culpa !!! Rita --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now
5. Re: [LAORLEAN-L] San Diego Area [1]
Hi Jan, Your Joseph Rinehart also had a Social Security No. 547-16-0045, per the California death index. As for his Navy records there is an address that you can write to that will provide you with additional information on him especially since you now have his full date of birth and Social Security number. I dont have the address here with me at this office, but I can get for you tomorrow when I am at my other office. For an obituary in 1942, you will probably need to know what city in Los Angeles Coun
6. [LAORLEAN-L] HOZEY, BUISSON, CABOCHE 1840s [1]
The papers on the divorce of Remy VOILQUIN and Suzanne MONNIER contain information on the following individuals: Charles F. HOZEY Frederick BUISSON Louis CABOCHE (1791-1863) If any listers are interested they can contact me off-list. Linda Barwick Sydney, Australia
7. [LAORLEAN-L] What paper serves Caddo in 1994 [1]
Can anyone tell me what newspapers were around that serve Caddo or Shreveport in 1994? I have finally found a person that I have been searching for only to learn that they passed away 05/14/1994 in Caddo. Marie __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now. http://mailplus.yahoo.com
8. RE: [LAORLEAN-L] slow e-mail [1]
The servers do this to make us think we are nut cases. LOL Did not get much today either, so it's not just you and the others. Think it's everyone. Look out your mailbox will probably overflow over the weekend. Jan S Orlando, FL -----Original Message----- From: merle mulkey [mailto:smulkeyj@bellsouth.net] Sent: Thursday, February 20, 2003 8:19 AM To: LAORLEAN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [LAORLEAN-L] slow e-mail Some how I feel that something is wrong. I received an e-mail today dated February 16. I rece
9. Re: [LAORLEAN-L] 1860 LA Census [1]
Thank you Christine. Jan ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2003 5:39 PM Subject: Re: [LAORLEAN-L] 1860 LA Census > Jan, > Here is the listing for John Rinehart, 1860 (on Ancestry): > > 1002/1133 > John Rinehart, 28, m, laborer, 100 (value of personal estate) Wurtemburg > Elizabeth, 25, f, Bavaria > Christine/Christina, 2, f, LA > Margaret, 5/12, f, LA > > next to John in census is: > 1001/1132 > C. Rinehart, 29, m, labo
10. Re: [LAORLEAN-L] Emigration From Alsace [1]
Hi NOVA, Some of my own ancestors came form Alsace. I have found that in spite of all the wars and political upheavals in that area of the world, the records are remarkablem, going back sometimes to the 1300s. My grandmother found a marriage contract in an iron box in her closet when she finally moved after being in the same house for forty years. The box had not been open since the depression, and belonged to her grandmother, Rose Ulmer. The marriage contract was for Rose's parents, Joseph Ulmer
11. Re: [LAORLEAN-L] Obits [1]
Well, I can sure understand your thinking...I was really surprised at the TP's obit policy. I would have thought the ones without the photos would be free and the ones with the photos were extra. Sure doesn't make much sense to me. >^,,^< >^,,^< >^,,^< *Ellen* http://home.earthlink.net/~ellencleary/
12. Re: [LAORLEAN-L] 19th c. political group [1]
I have to chime in on this. Yes, there are jungles in Africa, no the vast majority of slaves in Louisiana did not come from regions anywhere near those jungles. Gwendolyn Midlo Hall, in Africans in Colonial Louisiana has clearly proven that the vast majority of slaves were Wolof and Bambara from modern Senagal and Mali. Many facets of their culture became parts of the Creole culture of Lousiana influencing the arts, ,music, and language of New Orleans. The reality of the White League is that they struc
13. RE: [LAORLEAN-L] Info needed [1]
oh my gosh, i just figured it out. it's marvelous! Rose -----Original Message----- From: Jan B. Strickland [mailto:jans884@bellsouth.net] Sent: Saturday, February 01, 2003 4:17 PM To: LAORLEAN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [LAORLEAN-L] Info needed Tommie, What an angel you are, thanks so very much for the terrific help. These "ole" eyes and body thank you so very much Jan S Orlando, FL -----Original Message----- From: mte [mailto:mte@isgroup.net] Sent: Wednesday, January 29, 2003 10:37 AM To: LAORLEAN
14. [LAORLEAN-L] Re: 19th Century [1]
I suppose this subject is too sensitive to continue, however, I thought the exchanges were pretty moderate, given the fact that a lot of bad stuff went down in the 19th century and that most of our ancestors were involved to some extent. This list is one of the most polite, sensitive and considerate groups I have had the pleasure to subscribe to, and I can't remember having ever seen a flame war here. Regarding our ancestors' involvement and the judgements we are tempted to make, I immediately think of my
15. RE: [LAORLEAN-L] Is something wrong with my system? [1]
Me, too. I noticed it earlier over the weekend. I had tons....of e-mail from some of the other sites, but not much from my favorite. Could it be Mardi Gras taking people away? Rose -----Original Message----- From: Teresa [mailto:tjordan1@swbell.net] Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2003 7:58 PM To: LAORLEAN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [LAORLEAN-L] Is something wrong with my system? Merle, I've only received 5 or 6 emails today too. It's just a slow day I guess.............. Teresa in Dallas
16. Re: [LAORLEAN-L] Obits in newspapers [1]
Marie, In my great-grandmother's Succession in New Orleans in 1907, a fee of $9 for "Funeral Notices 5 Papers" was included from a list of expenses from P. J. Donegan, Funeral Director and Embalmer, 510 Felicity Street. There was also a fee of 50 cents for "Recording death certificate." Now I have a question for you. Being new at computers, if I click on "Reply to all," will this just be to the LAORLEAN-L list, rather than to everyone in my address book? Thanks, Janet ----- Original Message ----- Fro
17. Re: [LAORLEAN-L] obits and "copy to" [1]
Bertrand, I think you have just told me - "nothing ventured, nothing gained"! I will write for her death certificate and we will see what's on it - I'll let you know if any mysteries are solved. What a joy that would be! One mystery down, hundreds to go..... Susan in Kansas
18. Re: [LAORLEAN-L] New Orleans Genesis [1]
The last one I received was October 2002. Jan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peggy Flettrich" To: Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 11:58 PM Subject: [LAORLEAN-L] New Orleans Genesis > I'm curious to find out if anyone has received their copy of the January 2003 issue of "New Orleans Genesis". > > Thank you, > Peggy > > > ==== LAORLEAN Mailing List ==== > LA-FRENCH-GERMAN mailing list > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/other/Ethnic-European/LA-FRENCH
19. Re: [LAORLEAN-L] What was the Sumter Regiment? [1]
Hello all. Here is a story I wrote on my great-grandfather's experience as a member of the 30th Louisiana Infantry during the Civil War: My great-grandfather. Otto M. Opdenweyer served in Company F, 30th Louisiana Infantry, organized in New Orleans on Dec. 17, 1861. Otto didn't join up until March 11, 1862, when the battalion was mustered into 90 days service in New Orleans. It was called the Sumter Infantry. Otto was in a few battles until his capture during the battle of Nashville, TN, in December 1864.
20. Re: [LAORLEAN-L] Brides list [1]
Sorry meant to say that I checked on the GROOM's LIST as the Brides list for that time frame says the file is not there
21. [LAORLEAN-L] motuaries [1]
Was wondering if anyone on the list is familiar with a William McMahon as an undertaker. He signed my gggrandfathers death certificate in December 1883. Best Regards, Douglas Halifax, Nova Scotia
22. [LAORLEAN-L] Marriage/Obit's [1]
Greetings, Not being able to travel to research I contacted Wayne Everard, Archivist concerning the marriage and any obit's for my half-brother and his wife. Mr. Everard informed me they do not have a master index to marriage records for the time period I requested. The records are at the Louisiana State Archives in Baton Rouge through about 1950 and at the State Vital Records Office in New Orleans thereafter. My half-brother B G (Benjamin Graham) PRINE called "Benny" was born 16 Oct 1926 Houston, Harri
23. Re: [LAORLEAN-L] New Orleans Genesis [1]
New Orleans Genesis is the quarterly journal of the Genealogical and Historical Society of New Orleans. The project of indexing the titles of the articles that appear in Genesis is waiting to be discussed at the next board meeting of the Genealogical Research Society of New Orleans. They don't have regularly scheduled board meetings...and the date of the next one seems to be kinda ambiguous at the moment...but the project is proceeding...in a typical New Orleans fashion. >^,,^< >^,,^< >^,,^< *Ellen*
24. Re: [LAORLEAN-L] Naturalized Citizens??? [1]
My father-in-law was from Liverpool, Ireland and I have duplicate original certificate of citizenship. He was naturalized by the Civil District Court, Parish of Orleans, Louisiana on March 31, 1902. It states his sex, age, color, complexion, color of eyes, color of hair, height, weight, marital status, former nationality British AND his picture and signature. I would say that is some valuable information. Merle Ann
25. [LAORLEAN-L] Delgado's Mortuary Science Department [1]
Cate, My niece took the embalming class at Delgado. I'll e-mail her and see if she was given any history of family practices in the class. Eva
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