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1. [LATTA] Re: LATTA-D Digest V01 #121 [1]
I received the Taughboyne book today from Bill Latta. I'll get it out as soon as possible to Sue Cox, BUT I'll have 5 house guests for the next week or so, plus 17 for Christmas dinner. Weekend after Christmas, hopefully. Harriet Latta >Date: Thu, 20 Dec 2001 11:08:51 -0800 >From: Virginia Curulla >To: LATTA-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: >Subject: [LATTA] Taughboyne Book-where is it now? >Content-type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" >Content
2. [LATTA] Seeking Diane(Mead)Latta m. Lloyd Latta [1]
I am trying to find Diane Latta to surprise her daughter. I will appreciate any help. Virginia __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send your FREE holiday greetings online! http://greetings.yahoo.com
3. [LATTA] Taughboyne List [1]
Re: the Taughboyne parish book -- Please note that Sue's town name in "Salem", not "Salen". Thanks.
4. Re: [LATTA] Re: John Latta/Chester Co., PA/North Carolina [1]
Hi, Sue, Don't forget (as I have occasionally) that this is a will for McKnight. So the sons are McKnights, not Lattas. We don't really know if this John Latta ever went to North Carolina, since he was a witness to the will, which, presumably, was written in Chester Co. PA. The way I read it is that McKnight owned some property in Chester County, PA, but probably died in North Carolina. Do you see it differently? It's definitely worth analyzing. This is the sort of subtle clue that points to Latta i
5. [LATTA] DNA report [1]
Virginia; Thank for the great report on DNA. I'm sure there will be wide interest. There are less than 60 branches of Lattas, at present, so if we could solicit samples from all of them, we would have a fantastic record of relationships. Everyone would have to recognize that their father might not be who they think he is. There was the story told by a child in "show & tell", in his school. He reported that the occupation of his father was a traveling salesman, and was out of town a lot.
6. [LATTA] Latta Branch # 46 [1]
Thanks to Virginia and Alex for clarifying what the book covers. I'll pass on reading the book right now. I have been haivng wonderful success on my Italian lineage and want to devote my energy to that for now. I will keep looking for any news concerning my branch #46. Hope you all are enjoying Sunday!! Linda in N/Cal. -----Original Message----- From: "Alex Latta" To: "L. W."<102031@go.com> Date: Sun Dec 02 13:14:25 PST 2001 Subject: Re: [LATTA] branch 46 > >Linda in California; >
7. [LATTA] Re: John Latta/Chester Co., PA/North Carolina [1]
I found this Will of record in Chester Co., PA - 1713-1825 Date: Nov. 8, 1759 Proven: Jan. 15, 1790 Remarks: William McKnight. Rowan County, North Carolina. Nov. 8, 1759. Nov. 15, 1759. January 1760. To eldest son Charles the north 1/2 of plantation on Caddle Creek. To son Thomas 1/2 of plantation whereon I dwell. To son William all my tract in the lower settlement. To son James remainder 1/2 of land on Caddle Creek. To son Hugh the tract of land purchased of William Watson. To son John the remaining 1
8. [LATTA] Happy URL's to You ! [1]
Dear Colleen, Dad tells me you were interested in the passenger lists that are on the Ellis Island Web Site. This url was originally posted by someone on our rootsweb link. When doing a name search for a variant spelling of LATTA, I used "Lahtte" if I remember correctly. Twenty variants of this spelling were generated , including "LATTO". So when trying this link you could try many of the variants as listed in the latta genealogy newsletter as not all will come up with the search parameters
9. Re: [LATTA] DNA report [1]
Another of my lines has already done a dna project (for the life of me I can't think which one it is right now ... sigh ...) but they only wanted males. The results should be out soon, and I hope I remember who they are by then! Oh! I just did ... it was Barton. You can read about it at GenForum on the Barton list. Connie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Alex Latta" To: Sent: Thursday, December 27, 2001 1:01 PM Subject: [LATTA] DNA report > > Virginia; >
10. Re: [LATTA] Re: John Latta/Chester Co., PA/North Carolina [1]
Hi, Sue, I was rereading your posting and see that you didn't mention that "John Latta" was a witness to this will, presumably in 1750 in Chester County. It still is a mystery to me, but connection with the known branch 8 in that area at that time seems likely. Happy Holidays to all our Latta cousins! Virginia Latta Curulla Seattle WA Branch 22 > From: Latteacox@aol.com > Date: Sat, 22 Dec 2001 21:49:48 EST > To: LATTA-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [LATTA] Re: John Latta/Chester Co., PA/North Carolina > Re
11. [LATTA] Northern Latta Database [1]
While checking out data for our Northern Ireland Research database, I revisited a site that someone -- perhaps Sue Latta Cox? -- had shared with the mail list. It was There is a group of records "Trees Planted in Raphoe 1702", which lists William "Lattaove" (Latta) and James Teat (Tait) & partners as having planted 7 trees as part of this project. Unfortunately, the townland for William was unclear, so I wrote to the webmaster. She passed my messa
12. [LATTA] branch 46 [1]
Hi, To any who have read the book that's now circulating; Is there any mention of Rachel Todd-Latta? Rachel was a cousin to Mary Todd Lincoln. Rachel married Moses Latta as described in br.46's details on the latta.org website. I would be interested in reading the book if there is any mention of this branch. Thanks, Linda in N/Cal. ___________________________________________________ GO.com Mail Get Your Free, Private E-mail at http://mail.go.com
13. [LATTA] Taughboyne Book-where is it now? [1]
Hi, All. I'm going to post the list of those who requested the books that Alex purchased, "In the Footsteps of St. Baithin", which is the history of the parishes in the Taughboyne, Donegal area where some Latta ancestors lived. Our system is that one person reads it and sends it to the next person on the list. Finally, it will be returned to me. Ultimately, we will deposit it wherever we decide to have our Latta information available. Could the person who now is reading the book send me a message so tha
14. [LATTA] Latta- Kansas [1]
Hi Folks, I'm still stuck in the same spot. I am looking for information on the Latta's who were in Kansas in 1860's. I am specifically looking for a L.J. Latta or a T.J. Latta. Wife's name was Missouri. Thanks much. Connie Latta No Branch
15. Re: [LATTA] Seeking Diane(Mead)Latta m. Lloyd Latta [1]
Hi, Virginia, A few more details would help, such as where these people were last known to live, where born, where living in between. Do you know the parents names, etc. Try posting a bit more info. Virginia Latta Curulla Seattle WA Branch 22 > From: Virginia Smith > Date: Mon, 24 Dec 2001 18:13:00 -0800 (PST) > To: LATTA-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [LATTA] Seeking Diane(Mead)Latta m. Lloyd Latta > Resent-From: LATTA-L@rootsweb.com > Resent-Date: Mon, 24 Dec 2001 19:12:55 -0700 >
16. Re: [LATTA] Latta- Kansas [1]
Very quiet lately. Good idea to post info. I presume you have checked out those who used spelling variations, such as "Latty". I believe there were a number of those in the midwest about that time. Of course, these were the same families as "Latta" or other variations. and you've gone through all the Latta branches at ? Good luck, Virginia > From: Somesup@aol.com > Date: Tue, 11 Dec 2001 11:39:06 EST > To: LATTA-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [LATTA] Latta- Kansas > Resent-From: LATTA-L@rootsw
17. [LATTA] DNA & Genealogy [1]
Hi, all, In December, our Seattle Genealogical Society had a session by Dr. Anna Chavelle, a retired physician, in which she presented information about the meaning of the Human Genome Project for Genealogy. Alex Latta has expressed interest in this topic in the past, and asked me to pass on notes from the session. I just got around to synthesizing my notes, and thought some others of you might be interested in hearing so information on this topic. So -- here goes: SUGGESTED READING LIST: 1) Savin
18. [LATTA] Branch 13 Update [1]
Cousins: I have recently added my research into Branch 13 unto Rootsweb. I thought that this might be the easiest way in which I could share my research. I sincerely hope that this will be of some small assistance to others. I have tried to include all the source information, I have not yet add those who have contributed to this research, such as Ted Rinness and Bruce Weir. I hope that on my next update that I will include their credits to their research. If there are any errors I apologize, I would appr
19. [LATTA] Re: Surfing instead of working [1]
Here I go again, surfing around, while the dust bunnies build. I was looking at the PERSI files on Ancestry.com, and ran across multiple Latta listings. One I found particularly interesting. Alexander Latta, Locomotive designer, of Cincinnati OH C 1821. I did not have access to the article, only the index. It is in the Allen County Library, and I will look at it, if I can remember, after the holidays. If this man belongs to someone, I will ask you to remind me after the first of the year. My Lattas mi
20. [LATTA] Latta funds - A lawyer among us? [1]
Hi, All Doc Huer is going to be taking over the Latta Genealogy Newsletter, and I am going to assume primary responsibility of the funds. (The funds currently are donations for the newsletter and donations for our Northern Ireland Research. We'll have an accounting for each in the next newsletter.) I plan to set up the bank account so that Doc also will have access to the funds. Doc and I have been talking about how to set up the account so that the tax liability is clear. This issue is probably not
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