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1. Re: [MDALLEGA] Rafferty/Winner/Weimer [1]
The Meagers were from Lonaconing, Frostburg, and a few ports in between. I have also seen the name spelled Meagher. We believe the first immigrant was Richard from Cornwall, who married Lucinda Bowden. Their oldest child, Mary Diamond Meager, was my husband's grandmother. She married Alexander Kelso, a Scottish immigrant. I would appreciate any info. Sheryl > Yes, I will asked her next week. We are going to lunch one day. I know > her husband is Robert Duncan, but that is all I know about h
2. Re: [MDALLEGA] Death Records Circa 1852 - Part II [1]
How do you get into it? What is the website? Thanks. Martha Grenzeback wrote: It is an online catalog of books and other materials held by libraries all over the world (although the majority appears to be in the US). Librarians use it for interlibrary loan, and many libraries offer it to their patrons. It's one of my favorite databases! :) Martha Grenzeback graymatters@alltel.net At 09:44 PM 10/23/2005 -0400, PAULSGENEALOGY@aol.com wrote: > >In a message dated 10/23/2005 5:44
3. Re: [MDALLEGA] No News [1]
It probably doesn't make much difference to anybody, but I got out of Frostburg right before the three inch snow and am now back in Centerville, UT. Pat
4. Re: [MDALLEGA] 1880 Oldtown Census [1]
George, you gave me my giggle for the day - thanks for sharing that with us. Your story brings up a point to remember when we are cursing the enumerators. Funny, my gr grandfather was also an enumerator in the 1880 census (Arthur Hamilton). Ruth Sprowls
5. Re: [MDALLEGA] Death Records Circa 1852 - Part II [1]
In a message dated 10/23/2005 10:44:24 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, graymatters@alltel.net writes: Actually, not necessarily long or tedious--fill out a request form at your library (or some libraries let you do this online), and wait a week or two at most. Hi Martha, Will do - thank You! Paul
6. Land Records... [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Ruth L. Dunlap" To: Sent: Saturday, October 01, 2005 9:09 PM Subject: Re: [MDALLEGA] Land Records... > As Karen says, if land is sold by its owner to someone else, you can trace > ownership quite easily in the deed indexes, though if someone in the chain > of owners owned a lot of property it is tedious to read through all the > deeds. > > However, if a person wills property to someone, there is no deed recorded. > If property went to a
7. Re: [MDALLEGA] Re: DEATH NOTICE FOR OWEN MONAHAN & Death Certificate [1]
Here is the information that I have for Owen Monahan from Midland from the index card. I don't recall it being blurred. Monaghan, Owen Died 1904 - April 29 White 63 years old. If they can't find the certificate from your information, they will send your money back. The death certificates are hand written and the name of the person who provided the information is on it. The information cannot be declared totally accurate. The relatives, etc. who provide the information sometimes do not know it
8. Re: [MDALLEGA] Mt Savage Question [1]
Also I seem to vaguely remember something > about the first Catholic mass in Allegany County being > held at the Arnold's home... does anyone know the > story of this? According to "Allegany County, a History" (Stegmaier, et al, 1976), Father Badin's masses in 1792, would not have been the first masses in Allegany County. They were later than the masses of Father Dennis Cahill, a missionary priest who ministered to the Catholics of the Cumberland area, including some who had been here since the en
9. Re: [MDALLEGA] SOMETHING IS WRONG? [1]
Me too...at least buckets of Rizer stuff and the 'something wrong' notes. I think the problem must be elsewhere than with Genweb???? Jim --- DayvidA@aol.com wrote: > I must be the odd man out; I'm getting buckets from > everyone. > > David in Richmond, VA > > > ==== MDALLEGA Mailing List ==== > USGENWEB page for Allegany County, MD > http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdallegh/ > > ============================== > New! Family Tree Maker 2005. Build your tree and > search for your ancestors at the same time
10. Re: [MDALLEGA] Rafferty/ Winner [1]
Carol~ Please tell her to contact us at maryln61@sbcglobal.net My husband's links to the RAFFERTY surname is via the marriages of Anastasia and/or Marcella. They are the daughters of Brigetta nee CHAMBERS SCALLY. Brigetta and my husband's grandfather John Benedict CHAMBERS were brother and sister. If she would be interested also, we will be down in the area from Tuesday nest 18 October to 20 October, staying at the Braddock Inn in LaVale. Plan to drop off updated family histories in
11. Dear Ancestor poem... [1]
Hello all, I received this poem from another mailing list and thought someone on this list might enjoy as I have. Fran Dear Ancestor, Your tombstone stands among the rest, neglected and alone, The name, the date, are chiseled out in weather-beaten stone. It reaches out for all to see, it is too late to mourn, You did not know I would exist, you died and I was born. Yet each of us are part of you, in flesh, in blood, in bone, And in my breast there beats a pulse entirely not my own. Dear ancestor, the
12. Re: [MDALLEGA] Birth/Marriage/Death 1852-1854 in MD? [1]
In a message dated 10/23/2005 10:15:28 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, cbeachy@hereintown.net writes: Sorry I cannot be of more help. Connie Connie you are helping plenty! Paul
13. Re: [MDALLEGA] Rizer [1]
There is a Lutheran Church in Hancock and also Bedford, PA which are not to far away. Dick Crow rw.crow@verizon.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "cbeachy" To: Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 9:32 PM Subject: Re: [MDALLEGA] Rizer > Well, I don't think the Flintstone Rizors are who you're looking for. I > have no record of a Lutheran Church being in the Flintstone area. There > is > still a St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Cumberland and in Frostbu
14. Birth/Marriage/Death 1852-1854 in MD? [1]
Perhaps Carol or Connie may know something here. I do know that in most PA counties there was a window from 1852-1854 when the counties DID keep birth/marriage/death records, with mixed results--HUGE compliance problems. A book was published with those records for Bedford and Somerset Counties. I don't know if this held for MD; other states seemed to have done the same thing. After that, there was a broad lapse until the 1890s. Other states began keeping records by county in the early 1850
15. Re: [MDALLEGA] SOMETHING IS WRONG? [1]
Actually the problem with Comcast and sending to MSN has been for several days. I can't send to my cousin who has MSN. -- Monica Mullikin Goose Creek, South Carolina -------------- Original message from "Carol Nida" : -------------- > I have Comcast as my email provider and just touched base with them because I am > unable to send email to anyone with MSN or HOTMAIL email address. They told me > the problem has been ongoing since last night and they are working on the > problem
16. Re: [MDALLEGA] Gross Family & Equity Cases [1]
> I did not know if the new Clerk would be as helpful as the old one - of > course both of the Burgesses have always been very helpful and friendly to > me in my years at the court house. I agree here. Mr. Burgess is now located in what used to be the Orphans' Court area. About 10 years ago I had Barbara Hamilton order an Equity file created in 1843. It was about the family of William Willison (1759-1842). When it came Barbara called me and I got one of the biggest thrills a genealogist can get....I go
17. HUDSON/HUTSON [1]
Doe any of the Hudsons being mentioned on the list connect to the Hudsons of Bedford Co., PA in the Colerain area. My gr-grandmother was Mary Ann (Mollie) Hudson. She was the daughter of Robert and Harriet Hudson. I have yet to find out Harriet's maiden name but all the census records have her listed as being born in VA (could have been WV after 1863?). Robert was born in DE. It appears that most of the Hudsons in Bedford Co. were DE born. Mary Ann (Mollie) was born March 1855 in PA. She had a si
18. Re: [MDALLEGA] No News [1]
Were they from Eckhart, Maryland? I had James b. about 1818, but Delilah 1811. I have them with 7 children, but her with 2 children to her first marriage to Eckhart. Any other info would be aapreciated. Carol ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, October 30, 2005 1:48 PM Subject: Re: [MDALLEGA] No News >I have a little about James & Delilah. James b.1805, Deliah or Delia b. > 1811. Have two children with them. > > Larry > > > ==== MDALL
19. Re: Something wrong [1]
In a message dated 10/19/2005 1:09:26 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, Girt writes: Paul, I am having the same problems and it's with AOL. They are having severe e-mail issues. Karen McCunney Yes, I went on live help with AOL and they said that they are doing some housekeeping - for a while ALL my e-mails that I had already received - disappeared; they are back now though. There is a LOT of mail going through the various servers so I suppose some problems are inevitable BUT I wish that they woul
20. Shrout-White [1]
I think someone was asking about this http://searches2.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/textindices/M/MDALLEGA+2002+11401616068+F Marriages by Rev. William Welch ALLEGANY COUNTY, MD 1849 May 29, Beckwith Shrout to a. E. White Pat-T
21. Re: [MDALLEGA] Re: DEATH NOTICE FOR OWEN MONAHAN & Death Certificate [1]
can i get the death certificate online? thanks so much Pat On 9/27/05, Leon S Clark wrote: > > The Death Certificate for this Owen Monahan is available in the MD Vital > Records section SE 7-10 and at about number 730. > > Leon Clark > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Ruth Sprowls" > To: > Sent: Monday, September 26, 2005 12:53 PM > Subject: DEATH NOTICE FOR OWEN MONAHAN > > > | May 02, 1904 > | THE NEWS - Frederick Maryland page 4
22. Re: [MDALLEGA] Rafferty/ Winner [1]
To anyone who is looking for Rafferty or Winner, I spoke with my friend, Kaye Larkin. Her mother was Kathleen (Rafferty) Winner from Lonaconing. . The Weimers were related to her through her father, Vernard. If anyone needs any info on these names, let me know. She says she would like to know anyone that might be related or interested. Carol
23. Death Records Part II - Con't [1]
Hi Linda, Yes, Thank You for the info on microfilm. I will try to check out availability on that next week. Maybe some more advice - What I am really trying to do is locate a place of origin for the Greenwade family. Thomas Greenwade our first known American ancestor shows up on Deakins List in 1788 on Lot 3581. Before that there is no record of the man that we have been able to find. We believe Thomas died between 1820 and 1830 (based upon census reports). However, we do have a firm date of deat
24. Re: [MDALLEGA] Wills [1]
Can someone give some insight as to the differences one would find between the two methods or the best way of working with both research methods [on site vs microfilm]. If all you want is the facts, mam, then the LDS microfilms are just fine. However NOTHING out there will replace the feelings I had when holding the actual, real thing wills written by Cornelius Willison in 1798 and the will written by James Dando in September 1904. I've held them and just felt these people in my blood. Connie
25. Re: [MDALLEGA] The Upper Potomac--NY Times description, including Allegany section... [1]
http://travel2.nytimes.com/2005/10/14/travel/escapes/14potomac.html Great article Jim, thanks for sharing. Pat-T
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