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1. Instructions for downloading your replacement Welcome Letter [1]
Dear List, Some people have reported problems printing out their Welcome Letter (http://www.mdwsweb.com/genealogylists/welcome.html) from their browser due to text running off the right hand edge of the view area. The better method is to download the file to your computer and print it out from there. At the top of your browser click on [File] then [Save as...] When the Save As dialog window pops up choose where you want to save your file (e.g. on the Desktop) then click on [Save]. You will then h
2. Important update [1]
Dear list, I finally did it. I created a homepage for the list! This site http://www.mdwsweb.com/genealogylists/ contains information about the list plus links to other useful sites. Along with it comes a brand new Welcome Letter for the list. This time I'm trying something new. Rather than send the Welcome Letter to the list as an email as I've done in the past I'm leaving it up to you members to retrieve the letter from the homepage. Just go to the URL above and follow the link to the welcome
3. Fwd: [AncestorSearch] Google Tips for Genealogy [1]
Hello Folks, I found this in another list and thought I'd pass it along here. Best wishes, David Google Search Hints for Genealogists http://searchforancestors.com/archives/google.html *********************************************** Google has recently changed its algorithm to make a number of improvements to the way it retrieves search results. To get the best results from your genealogy searches, it is helpful to understand how Google now works. Google now uses stemming. Google will search no
4. My Thanksgiving Dinner invitation [1]
My choice would be the Alice Eldora Williams about whom I posted a few days ago and now appears at http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/WILLIAMS/2005-11/1131416864 where you can see all the dates and places. It would be wonderful to meet my great-grandmother who was gone before my time. And I'm sure my father, who is still alive and kicking, would like to see his grandmother again. And while we're at it let's bring her husband Edward Jones Washburn back who was gone even before my father's time. Wel
5. Retracing my steps: Washburn - Jones connection [1]
Retracing my steps: Washburn - Jones connection - http://www.feliixplace.com/genealogy/washburn.html Alden F Washburn born February 1820 in Madison, Somerset, Maine son of Hosea Washburn (Hosea 6, [weak link here] Stephen 5, Ephraim 4, Joseph 3, John 2, John 1) and Hannah Maxim (Andrew [Muxam], John [Muxham], Edmund, Samuel). He died 24 January 1888 in Madison. Judith L Jones born 28 September 1823 daughter of Edward Jones (Captain Edward) and Fannie Lane (Giddings 5, Daniel 4, Samuel 3, Samuel 2, J
6. Thanks to all who responded to "Thanksgiving Dinner" theme [1]
Hi Folks, Wow, what an amazing response! Many thanks go out to all who responded to my request for invitations to our ancestors for Thanksgiving Dinner, and this thank you goes also to those who have not yet responded -- messages are still coming in. In all the years I've been managing mailing lists this has got the be the most successful request for messages. Thanks again to all for your overwhelming response. Next month we have another holiday time and I plan something for then also -- so this ca
7. Genetic Genealogy Q&A for Beginners - general announcement [1]
Genetic Genealogy Q&A for Beginners http://www.isogg.org/ggfaq.htm I found this interesting site that might be of use to beginners of DNA studies although more knowledgeable folks might find something new there also. If you navigate to the site homepage at http://www.isogg.org/ you will have the opportunity to join the International Society of Genetic Genealogy (ISOGG). All that is required is to fill in the required info and you're in. Note that after joining they may invite you to join the DNA-N
8. Thanksgiving Dinner [1]
Many of us in the USA will soon be celebrating Thanksgiving. Listmembers, if you could have one of your ancestors with this surname join you for Thanksgiving dinner, which ancestor would you invite? What questions would you ask him/her? Please send a post to this list telling us about your ancestor - and please remember to include dates and locations. Best wishes, David, list dad http://www.feliixplace.com/genealogylists/
9. DAR Lookups [1]
FORWARDED WITH PERMISSION... Dear All: Some volunteers from the society of the Daughters of the American Revolution ( DAR) have established a wonderful new program for users of Rootsweb. These volunteers will do lookups in their database and records if you think one of your ancestors served in some capacity during the American Revolution. These volunteers have more databases that are available to them than the ones commonly used by the search engines. The process is fairly simple : Go to the DAR messa
10. Maxim to Governor Bradford? [1]
This message is being forwarded to this moderated list by the listowner. You may reply to the list at Maxim-L@rootsweb.com or to the original sender at Joseph C Drago . ------------------------------------------- Hello listers- I am trying to make a connection between Sir Hiram Stevens Maxim and Governor William Bradford of Plymouth Colony who arrived on the Mayflower. I am attending a reunion in March and would love to take this information with me. It is unclear whether the conne
11. Fwd: [GenChat] Survey on Genealogy and Ancestral Lands [1]
Hi List, I got permission of Terri to forward her message to the list. I hope everybody gets a chance to respond to Terri's survey. I did. It's easy and not painful at all. Any questions should be sent to Terri at "West, Terri" David > >I am a graduate student at the University of Texas at Arlington. I >have been working on researching >my family genealogy for a couple of years. I am also working on my >thesis for my degree in Landscape >Architecture and decided to tie t
12. Retracing my steps: Washburn - Jones connection [1]
Retracing my steps: Washburn - Jones connection - http://www.feliixplace.com/genealogy/washburn.html Alden F Washburn born February 1820 in Madison, Somerset County, Maine son of Hosea Washburn (Hosea 6, [weak link here] Stephen 5, Ephraim 4, Joseph 3, John 2, John 1) and Hannah Maxim (Andrew [Muxam], John [Muxham], Edmund, Samuel). He died 24 January 1888 in Madison. Judith L Jones born 28 September 1823 daughter of Edward Jones (Captain Edward) and Fannie Lane (Giddings 5, Daniel 4, Samuel 3, Sam
13. Independence Day Genealogy [1]
Members, In the U.S.A. we celebrate the Independence of our nation every July 4. Tell us a story about the hero or heroine in your ancestry. Was he a soldier? Was she a nurse? A leader? A wife or other family member who stayed home to run the farm? A political leader? A patriot? If your ancestor helped to win Independence in another land we'd like to hear about him or her. If your ancestor was instrumental in gaining Independence in any other way tell us that story. If your ancestor does not fit an
14. Retracing my steps: Washburn - Maxim connection [1]
Retracing my steps: Washburn - Maxim connection - http://www.feliixplace.com/genealogy/washburn.html Hosea Washburn was born 19 November 1796 in Wayne, Kennebec County, Maine son of Hosea Washburn (likely Stephen 5, Ephraim 4, Joseph 3, John 2, John 1) and Hannah Doten (Doty) (Edward 4, Elisha 3, John 2, Edward 1). He died 19 January 1883. Hannah Maxim was born 1801 in Norridgewock, Somerset County, Maine daughter of Andrew Maxim (Muxam) (John 3, Edmund 2, Samuel 1) and Rebecca Perkins (Gideon 6, Jo
15. Retracing my steps: Jones - Lane connection [1]
Retracing my steps: Jones - Lane connection - http://www.feliixplace.com/genealogy/washburn.html Edward Jones born 8 December 1797 in Leeds, Androscoggin County, Maine son of Capt Edward Jones (parents unknown) and Judith Lane (Daniel 4, Samuel 3, Samuel 2, James 1). He died 21 October 1884. Fannie Lane born 1801 daughter of Giddings Lane (Daniel 4, Samuel 3, Samuel 2, James 1) and Jemima Norris (Samuel 4, Benjamin 3, Oliver 2, John 1). She died in 1829. Married 16 December 1820. (first cousins) Ch
16. Reviewing My Maxim line [1]
Hi List, This is my Maxim line that I'm researching. To save space per line I'm giving only brief dates and omitting name prefixes such as Deacon, Capt., etc and places. If you also follow this line I will be glad to provide any further details that I may have. If I have an incorrect date or if you can provide a missing date or missing name or if you have any corrections on family lines I'd like to hear from you. 1-- Samuel Maxim (Muxham) (1680-1763) Hannah Perry (1681-1729) 2-- Edmund Maxim
17. Family Tree Legends - software review [1]
Hi Folks, Earlier today I sent this to another list after I had promised them I'd send them a review of Family Tree Legends. Since Dick Eastman has already written a very nice review and he's such a better writer than me I instead referred them to his article from his newsletter: http://www.rootsforum.com/newsletter/#FamilyTreeLegends Then I went ahead and wrote a few additional words anyway and here they are. I've tried the program and like it very much and I'm looking forward to the promised add
18. Public announcement -- Orphan Trains mailing list [1]
Some of you might be interested in this brand new mailing list. I had never even heard of orphan trains until I saw an announcement from the listowner of this group. Click on http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~irishrose/orphan-trains-l.htm to find out all about it. Best wishes, David http://www.mdwsweb.com/genealogy http://www.gencircles.com/users/feliix/1 http://www.mdwsweb.com/genealogylists Free Genealogy -- Roots should be shared.
19. DNAPrint Genomics' Ancestry e-Symposium Now Available for Streaming or Download [1]
DNAPrint Genomics' Ancestry e-Symposium Now Available for Streaming or Download http://www.genengnews.com/news/bnitem.aspx?name=3622406
20. Resource: Linkpendium.com [1]
Hi List, There's a great new resource for genealogists on the web that I wanted to tell you about. It's called Linkpendium.com and it's Free! I was going to write an article about it but I found that Dick Eastman had already written a nice article about the site in his newsletter at http://blog.eogn.com/eastmans_online_genealogy/2006/07/linkpendium.html . Since Dick has always given me permission to post his articles to mailing lists I'm taking the liberty of including it here in it's entirety. FY
21. Can Path Of Our Knowledge Be Traced To Our Ancestors? [1]
Found at http://www.dnronline.com/skyline_details.php?AID=5176&sub=Rural%20Pen Ball is the name engraved across the top of a large headstone in a cemetery I pass by often. It never meant anything to me until last week. Now the past haunts me. Not my own life's past, but my antecedents whose DNA and God-knows-what-else I carry. I have many questions. Mom always told me, offering no evidence, our antecedents came over on the Mayflower. As it turns out, that family legend was not far from the truth.
22. A Decade of Cyndi's List [1]
I'm sure everybody is at least aware of Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the Internet but how many know about the history of this very popular Genealogy search site. Here is Cyndi's own story of how it happened. http://www.cyndislist.com/decade.htm David A Maiser-Rootsweb Listowner since 1996 http://www.feliixplace.com/genealogylists/ David Sylvester 28 North Searsport Road Searsport, Maine 04974 Free Genealogy -- Roots should be shared.
23. List info -- Important! Please read. [1]
Dear members, This is a hodgepodge of items that have come to mind that need to be addressed with varying degrees of importance. Some of the items addressed are due to issues that came up on some of my lists but not all them, yet this is going out to all my lists that I administer at Rootsweb. The items I'm going to discuss tonight (I began writing this letter last night) are: Excessive quoting Spammers Off topic messages Signature blocks Prepends * Excessive quoting: My inspiration to write at
24. Re: MAXIM-D Digest V02 #8 [1]
This message is being forwarded to the list by the listowner. You may reply to the list at Maxim-L@rootsweb.com or to the sender at "Carol" ------------------------------------------- Hello, Wondering if anyone on this list has a Clara E. Maxim married to a Mark Ward connection. I need the parents of both although I think Mark Ward's father was Timothy Ward. Clara Maxim was his second wife. Unknown first wife had Elbridge and Mattie. This family was from Maine. Carol Florid
25. Re: Mary Henrietta Maxam [1]
Hi Grant, I do have this family. I am away at the moment and will get back to you with some details. I do have them on censuses too, so I can send you copies. It will be next week though, if that's okay. Please be patient. Tricia Campbell ----- Original Message ----- From: "Grant" To: Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2008 6:11 AM Subject: Mary Henrietta Maxam I am looking for relatives of Mary Henrietta MAXAM, born in Marleybone or St. Pancras area of Lond
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