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1. [MD-CEM] From List Mom - 3rd Quarterly Report 2001 [1]
Dear List Members, Here it is the end September and time for the Third Quarterly Report for 2001. This past month has been a difficult time for all of us, but we made it through it and each of us are trying to get back to normal, or as normal as we can again. Part of that getting back to normal is our quarterly reports. Again, for your information, the MD-CEMETERIES Mailing List has 242 members, 166 on the Regular list and there are 76 members on the Digest List. If you are interested in knowing about
2. [MD-CEM] CONNER/Keedysville [1]
Hello, I am looking for Edmund CONNER, wounded in the Battle of Anteitam, treated and died ( 20 Oct ) at 'General Hospital Smoketown, MD'. He was "properly dressed and buried, and his grave marked, so that his body can be obtained any time". Where is this cemetery, and is there an index for location of this grave? Any help will be greatly appreciated. Deborah
3. [MD-CEM] Cemetery [1]
Could someone please tell me where I could get information on Woodlawn Cemetery. I have tried to write to them asking for information about my grandparents that are buried there or any of there family and I never have gotten a reply. I believe this is in Baltimore. Helen
4. [MD-CEM] Whatcoat M.E. cemetery in Snow Hill, MD [1]
I am trying to find an index to the Whatcoat M.E. cemetery in Snow Hill, MD. Can anyone possibly help? Sean C. Gilson
5. [MD-CEM] Fw: [Bklyn] You Hit The Buildings, But Missed America! [1]
> To all of my friends: I just received the following message from a true > American patriot. It needs to be spread at the speed of light. It needs to > reach the far corners of the world, and it especially needs to reach those > sneaking, murdering, miserable sons of Satan who attacked America. I'm asking > that each and every patriotic American reading this spread the word to their > contacts...until the muderers receive it on their end, if indeed, they aren't > reading it at this moment. The name and
6. Re: [MD-CEM] Baldwin Memorial Church [1]
Jane: Baldwin United Methodist? It's in Anne Arundel Co. and yes it has been at least partially recorded and you can find the records on line (along with photos) at http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/md/anne/tsimages/woodward/baldwin-1.html I will be further updating it this week -- the R's & S's. At the moment there are three pages of transcriptions and photographs courtesy of Gordon Leary. Kathi Jones-Hudson MD Tombstone Transcription Project Manager --- Jane Germann wrote: > Can
7. [MD-CEM] African American Cemeteries in Baltimore Area] [1]
FORWARDED TO THE LIST. Cyndee Wren wrote:mcky.ms@verizon.net > Hi, > > I am looking for any records for the following African American Cemeteries: > > Laurel Cemetery; Mt. Zion Cemetery, and Mt. Auburn Cemetery. > > I have family members buried in these cemeteries and I have yet to find > where the records are located. I have a feeling more of my relatives are > buried in these cemeteries. Also, does anyone know of any other cemetery's records that list > African Americans in Baltimore? > > Any help any
8. [MD-CEM] Baldwin Memorial Church [1]
Can you please tell me if Baldwin Memorial Church is in Anne Arundel Co., MD and if it has been recorded and where that I might see the names of those buried there? Thank you for your time. Jane Germann
9. Re: [MD-CEM] CONNER/Keedysville [1]
Deborah, You didn't say where you got your information, where he was from, or what Keedysville in your subject means. From the description, he may very well have been shipped home and buried near home. Keedysville is about 3 miles east of Sharpsburg in Washington County, and there were probably hospitals there. I have the book "The Bivouacs of the Dead, The Story of Those Who Died at Antietam and South Mountain." It has lists of the known dead buried in 4 major cemeteries, the largest by far being the
10. Re: [MD-CEM] Baldwin Memorial Church [1]
Jane G: There's A Baldwin Memorial United Methodist Church @ 921 Generals Hwy., Crownsville, MD 21032 Phone: (410) 923-6311 Crownsville is very near Annapolis, MD. Claire Larson
11. Re: [MD-CEM] Cemetery [1]
Hi Helen, This cemetery is in Baltimore. I have a sister buried there 2 yrs ago. When I went back to visit the grave I couldn't find it at first. The office there has everything diagrammed out on a piece of cardboard they could show me on the cardboard where the grave was located, but once in the cemetery was very hard to find. After 2 yrs of persistence I finally found the grave. I plan on visiting the cemetery soon again and I would be glad to try and locate for you and take pictures of the marker i
12. Re: [MD-CEM] Cemetery [1]
In a message dated 9/29/01 10:24:13 AM Atlantic Daylight Time, HBeveridge@tele-tech.com writes: << Faye, That would be so nice. I have tryed to call them and write to them and get no where. My Grandparents names were Preston Arthur Taylor and Helen Miller Taylor. There should also be my Great Grandfather but I do not know his first name I just remember calling him PaPa, but I assume he would be right near my Grndmother. His last name was Miller and he died in the early 1960"s. There should also
13. [MD-CEM] From List Mom Regarding Ancestry Please Read! [1]
Dear List Members. Ancestry is down. They are working on it. I was just sent a temp addresses - I am not even sure if it will work for you - but try it if you have been trying to get on. This is the message that was sent.... "The connection problem for ancestry.com has been fixed. Ancestry expects it will be another day maybe two before the corrected information is globally propagated. You can connect use http://216.10.103.21/ to connect to ancestry.com Thank you for your patience during this crisi
14. [MD-CEM] From List Mom - Please Read: Regarding Again Closing the Lists. [1]
Dear List Members: We are mourning and will be mourning for a long while, the tragedy which happened to us this week. I, as you, hurt and want to cry out and scream to the world "that something has to be done", "we hurt", "why". Those who lost loved ones will continue to need the support of their fellow man while they either wait for word of of their missing or are burying their dead. I expect no less of each one of us and the days pass. The time has come though, for us to begin the process of trying t
15. Re: [MD-CEM] From List Mom Regarding Ancestry Please Read! [1]
thankx List Mom, I was told by e-mail that it was fixed. been trying to send them e-mail. could not get it delivered. al
16. Re: [MD-CEM] From List Mom - Special Request [1]
Oh, Kathleen I was so very touched by your msg to all of us. It was so very kind of you to think of all of us and you expressed my sentiments exactly. I spent 30 yrs. in DC/MD area there. All of my family are safe too. Still have a son in Front Royal, VA (retired) and glued to TV like the rest of us. He and wife separated but was concerned for her as were the 2 grown children in VA also as she works for Govt and essential employee so cannot go home but they know she ok. Then I have a step grandson going to
17. [MD-CEM] From List Mom - Special Request [1]
Dear List Members, we the human race experienced the full force of hatred today. The horror that was acted out upon the United States, does not only effect us, but it effects all man kind. Today we saw true hatred and world will never be the same. I ask each of you to be understanding for the next few days while messages are being posted to the lists that do not deal with the topic of the list. Many of our members live alone - and we, their fellow list members are their families. They need to talk, the
18. Re: [MD-CEM] CONNER/Keedysville [1]
The Washington County Maryland, Cemetery Index should give you the location of your ancestor if he had a headstone. There is a copy of the 7 volume index at the Washington County Free Library, 100 S. Potomac St., Hagerstown, MD 21740. Phone : 301-739-3250, Ext. 123. It has also been published by Dale Morrow but I don't know where you can buy it. Mae Mae Talbott Hagerstown, MD tmtalbott@juno.com On Thu, 27 Sep 2001 11:26:25 -0700 (PDT) Kathi Jones-Hudson writes: > Deborah:
19. RE: [MD-CEM] Cemetery [1]
Faye, That would be so nice. I have tryed to call them and write to them and get no where. My Grandparents names were Preston Arthur Taylor and Helen Miller Taylor. There should also be my Great Grandfather but I do not know his first name I just remember calling him PaPa, but I assume he would be right near my Grndmother. His last name was Miller and he died in the early 1960"s. There should also be my great Aunt and her Husband Mildred McNeil and Paul C. McNeil. If you could find any of these I woul
20. Re: [MD-CEM] CONNER/Keedysville [1]
Deborah: You didn't actually give a cemetery name. Here is a link to the Maryland Tombstone Transcription Project: http://www.rootsweb.com/~cemetery/maryland.html And the direct link to Washington, Co. http://www.rootsweb.com/~cemetery/maryland/washington.html We, of course, don't have all the cemeteries cataloged/transcribed. Go to the County page from the Tombstone Page and see what resources are available for cemeteries. Additionally, finding an old grave is really kinda hard unless you really luck
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