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1. Re: [MAINE] Looking for Book [1]
Sharon, Thanks so much for the information. Peggy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sharon Cummins" To: Sent: Saturday, January 15, 2005 12:28 PM Subject: Re: [MAINE] Looking for Book > Peggy, > > Rootsweb owns it http://www.rootsweb.com/~bwo/surkl.html > > You can ask for lookups at http://www.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/local/mailmerge.cgi/~bwo/templates/cdl > > Sharon > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Peggy Sandell > To: MAINE-L@rootsweb.com >
2. Re: [MAINE] Looking for Book [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Linda Sparks" To: Sent: Saturday, January 15, 2005 11:07 AM Subject: RE: [MAINE] Looking for Book > Hello Sharon, > This is the first I have heard of this volunteer service. > > I am interested in registering a couple of books that I have > and doing look-ups.. I see that there is no Burbank on the list of books and > no Sedgeley... I also have one on Poland family.. and one on Loyalist to NB > & NS.. > > can you direct
3. Goyette/Maine [1]
I am researching my mothers paternal line, surname Goyette. The records I have show that my motherb
4. Re: [MAINE] Jacob E. Stackpole b. 1825 Maine [1]
Diane, you wrote: ...Jacob is listed in Jenny Lind, Calaveras Co. CA in 1900 with wife Hattie A, 48, and son George C., b. Aug 1888.... Thank you so much for the above. And Justine, thank you so much, for the excerpts from the Stackpole history. I really appreciate the help from the members of this list. Sharolyn
5. Re: [MAINE] George Stillman GETCHELL [1]
Didn't I recall that someone posted a query re this name? Found: George Stillman Getchell son of Joseph Getchell and Sarah Berry b. Sept. 22, 1803 Marshfield, District of ME d. Dec. 06, 1888 Marshfield --from pg. 46 http://deanewhouse.homestead.com/files/Gatchell_Getchell__Descendants.pdf Excellent site for this surname in Maine. pat
6. FERNALD/ HEENEY/ANDREWS [1]
I would like to hear from anyone who has information on the following. I'm particularly interested in their children and their families... George William Heeney m. Cora M. Fernald - December 24, 1891 Children were: Reynold E. Heeney born August 1893 - died 1958... Any children? Mildred M. Heeney born 1897 - no further information Helen F. Heeney born December 23, 1907 - married Charles Newton Andrews June 17, 1933. Any children? I believe George was the son of William H. Heeney and Hannah Kay. I belie
7. Middleton, MA Vital Records to 1850 online [1]
The Vital Records of Middleton, MA are now online in the Vital Records by town section of my web site. These were typed up for the web by Mary Anne Silva. we both hope that these will help you in your research. These records contain quite a few people from Maine and New Hampshire as well as people from MA, but most are from Mittleton. http://www.rays-place.com Cheers Ray Brown
8. Re: [MAINE] Looking for Book [1]
Sharyn, Thank you so much for the information. Peggy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sharyn Hay" To: Sent: Saturday, January 15, 2005 12:59 PM Subject: Re: [MAINE] Looking for Book > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Sharon Cummins" > To: > Sent: Saturday, January 15, 2005 10:28 AM > Subject: Re: [MAINE] Looking for Book > > > > Peggy, > > > > Rootsweb owns it http://www.rootsweb.com/~bwo/surkl.ht
9. Re: [MAINE] Searching for Marie L. KNIGHT / JONES [1]
Jeff, Based on the 1930 census of Freedom, Marie's parents appear to be Archie and Lurline. She had a sister Erdline? Marie was born about 1923. You might be able to use that info to locate her using USSearch. It may cost you $10. Diana Jeff Linscott wrote: > Hi folks. I am trying to locate Marie L. KNIGHT, who was of Freedom, > Maine, in 1936, attending eighth grade. > > I believe it was her who was married 5 Nov 1943 to Richard F. JONES > (of Unity, ME). > > There are two other Marie L. Knights i
10. Re: [MAINE] WILKINS, 1770 to 1820, Towns in ME, 1800 ?? [1]
At 08:37 AM 1/19/05 -0500, Betty wrote >But, first I'd like to ask two questions about the towns in "Maine" at >that time: > >The 1800 Census shows a WILKINS in Ohio, ME, in Hancock County, but my >current map of Maine does not show a town, Ohio. > >The 1820 Census shows a WILKINS in "Plantation 5" in Penobscot County. >Could someone tell me which town "Plantation 5" became? > According to Atwood's "Length and Breadth of Maine:" 1800 census Ohio in Hancock county: became the town of Corinth, curr
11. Re: [MAINE] court house, for sussex Co. Ma [1]
Catherina wrote: >Does anyone know the address for this court house. I need to send for a Will of my grandparents they lived in Amesbury, Ma.. > >Thanks, >catherine > > You'll probably get a few answers to this but here is a link for the Massachusetts GenWeb site for Essex County Vital Records: http://www.rootsweb.com/~maessex/records.htm -- Jeff Linscott http://www.pivot.net/~jlinscott/home.htm
12. Re: [MAINE] Help ! What Catholic Churches in Chicopee, MA in 1891? [1]
The web site for the Archives of the Archdiocese of Boston used to have a list of parishes established before 1900, but they have reworked the site and I don't see it any longer. The site is here http://www.rcab.org/Archives/HomePage.html Perhaps you can call and ask your question, or you may have to write. Address and phone numbers are on the site. Diana Bellis6@aol.com wrote: >In order to get a death cert. for my Wynn/Vincent surname, I need to know >what Diocese, or better yet, what Catholic c
13. Chase, John P. ancestors [1]
I am researching the ancestry of John P. Chase, according to death certificate, born Dixfield (1840) and died Augusta, ME 1923. We are trying to determine whether he is connect to either the Charles Tristram Chase family or the Enoch Chase family.. If anyone has any ideas of who his parents were, please contact us.. my room-mate, Geri, is a descendant of John P. Any information is appreciated. We are in Phillips. thanks, Linda
14. Re: [MAINE] court house, for sussex Co. Ma [1]
Thanks for the info. catherine ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jeff Linscott" To: Sent: Saturday, January 22, 2005 7:13 PM Subject: Re: [MAINE] court house, for sussex Co. Ma > Catherina wrote: > >>Does anyone know the address for this court house. I need to send for a >>Will of my grandparents they lived in Amesbury, Ma.. >> >>Thanks, >>catherine >> > You'll probably get a few answers to this but here is a link for the > Massachusetts GenWeb site for E
15. RE: [MAINE] Looking for Book [1]
Hello Sharon, This is the first I have heard of this volunteer service. I am interested in registering a couple of books that I have and doing look-ups.. I see that there is no Burbank on the list of books and no Sedgeley... I also have one on Poland family.. and one on Loyalist to NB & NS.. can you direct me to how to sign up with these? Thanks for your help, Linda Sparks Phillips, Maine -----Original Message----- From: Sharyn Hay [mailto:storknurse7@earthlink.net] Sent: Saturday, January 15, 2005
16. 7 new town histories [1]
I just added 7 town histories for Androscoggin and Cumberland Counties. These finsih the histories that I have for these 2 Counties. A big job getting near the end it looks like. The towns added ar: in Androscoggin County; Turner, Wales and Webster. in Cumberland County; Standish, Westbrook, Windham and Yarmouth. The new ones for Androscoggin County seam to do a better job at listing most of the early settlers than a lot of the ones that I had online before. http://www.rays-place.com Than use the li
17. Old Orchard Beach [1]
I have a 3 page file on Old Orchard Beach if anyone would like to type it up to have added to the town histories online. It is not a town, but will go with them as it is the best place on the web site to keep a file for Maine at this time. If there is a town that you are interested in that is online I would appreciate it if you could proffread the page for it ans let me know of any errors in typing (off of the list). I have to admitt that my spelling and typing are not all that good. Words that are c
18. LOOK-UP in Bangor Historical Magazine, please? [1]
I read this excellent history http://home.comcast.net/~downeastgenealogy/History/EarliestRecords.htm about the beginnings of all the little townships and villages in Eastern Maine after the French and Indian Wars ended. The men of Salem and Boston who took pride in their un-calloused hands stayed put while the other men...our Grandfathers...the Wild Bunch with callouses...came East with adventure in their eyes. Most of you know where your Grandparents had come from when they first arrived in Eastern Ma
19. Re: [MAINE] LOOK-UP in Bangor Historical Magazine, please? [1]
Hi Jan, Up until around 1760 the lands east of the Penobscot, for the most part, were in thr hands of the French. After the last of the French & Indian wars, the English segmented this land and began establishing plantations. Being Protestant was one of the requirements for obtaining a land grant. Now as to your "brick wall," allow me to provide some "informed speculation." In 1611, Father Biard, a Jesuit from France, came to Port Royal (now Annapolis) N.S. with the purpose of converting the I
20. RE: [MAINE] Help ! What Catholic Churches in Chicopee, MA in 1891? [1]
I don't believe Chicopee would be in the Boston Archdiocese. I would try Sprinfield. -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.6.9 - Release Date: 1/6/2005
21. Re: [MAINE] Maine vs. Minnesota [1]
it's a historical thing ... back in the "dark ages", one abbreviation for Maine "was" MN Minnesota was then Minn. the two-letter postcode standardization seems like a newfangled thing for some (of us) oldtimers ... obviously the IGI transcribers center were not aware of this, or hadn't been fully briefed on geography, or perhaps were instructed to type in exactly what they saw ... ----- Original Message ----- From: "Leslie Vaughn" To: Sent: January 07,
22. Re: [MAINE] surname Cote, Quebec 1800-1850, Minnesota 1857, Caribou/Connor, ME 1902 [1]
MEGSPaul@aol.com wrote: >I am researching my grandfathers ancestral line, surname Cote. The records I >have show that my grandfathers great grandfather Magloire Cote married >Anastasie Huot at St. Anthony of Padua Church, Minneapolis, Minnesota on November 9, >1857 by Father Fayolle.*snip*Magloire and Anastasie lived in Quebec prior to 1857, than married in >Minnesota in 1857, than I find him in Northern Maine [Connor "K" >Plantation/Caribou]. His children Joseph J [DEC 10 1857 born in Old Town, ME],
23. COPIES: DAR: FISHER's/DELANO [1]
Thanks to everyone for helping me with this information. Could either of you tell me how and where I can order the document and if you might know the cost? I need the documents for the DAR. Thanks again for being so helpful. Regards ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marge Costa" To: Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 7:49 PM Subject: Re: [GM-L] DAR: FISHER's/DELANO Iris & Dale > Iris, > I was reading the reply Dale gave to you about the Fishe
24. Re: [MAINE] GETCHELL, GATCHELL brick wall, upriver Maine and where else? [1]
Dear List: Here's a more documented outline of the section of our family tree we can't follow further, from a cousin who's been searching for years. If anyone has slightest knowledge relating to any of the people along these branches, or access to any publication possibly holding clues, we would be most grateful for any help. Pat ------------------------------- OUR GETCHELLS, GATCHELLS Jeremiah b. Mar. 30, 1783 in Durham, ME. to Hugh Getchell and Mary Walles Sarah Babb b. Apr. 4, 1782 to Benjamin a
25. St. Paul's Church, Halifax (1759 drawing) [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --Boundary_(ID_0xuxJ9LE7YFRrAMvwjmPyQ) Content-type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-transfer-encoding: 7BIT --Boundary_(ID_0xuxJ9LE7YFRrAMvwjmPyQ) Content-type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; name=St Content-transfer-encoding: 7BIT Content-disposition: inline; filename=St >From time to time, people ask about records for St. Paul's Church in Halifax. The website for "The National Library and Archives of Canada" (the National Library and the National Ar
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