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1. Re: [MDCECIL] William R. and Lydia Q. (Harlan) Holt Family Bible [1]
Melissa: Isn't it nice to have all of that info and a bible to start with!! I have a direct line bible covering 264 years in America, so like you I knew exactly where to start and as a result I know where every grave is except four which were moved and lost. My bible is the first edition of the first bible ever printed in America. Suggestion I donated one of mine (there were actually two bibles) to a museum in Pennsylvania along with a brief history of the family so this info will be preserved for fut
2. Re: [MDCECIL] Natioinal Archives and DAR bus trip [1]
Dear Billie, I'm interested in going. Do you want money ahead of time? How do we sign up? Take Care, Melissa Kline ----- Original Message ----- From: "billie todd" To: Sent: Friday, March 11, 2005 12:21 PM Subject: [MDCECIL] Natioinal Archives and DAR bus trip > The Historical SocietyOf Cecil County will be hosting a bus trip to > Washington DC to the National Archives and the DAR. > > DATE May 11, 2005 > TIME 7AM > PICK UP Big Elk Mall behind the Elkton
3. Re: [MDCECIL] Maps (1865) of Maryland Counties and Election Districts [1]
Thanks John, Truly a great resource. Will > The Maryland State Archives has a great set of very detailed historical maps, > which appears to be a separate map image for every District in every County in > Maryland. In addition to showing election Districts, they also have map > images of a number of specific communities. The Maryland map is listed as > 1855, but the detailed County and District maps are listed as from an 1865 > collection. They show the residences of many local inhabitants, plus churche
4. William R. and Lydia Q. (Harlan) Holt Family Bible [1]
This family Bible was just given to me and I thought that I'd share the info. here for anyone that is interested. Enjoy! Melissa F. Kline Cecil County, Maryland ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The Bible was printed in Philadelphia in 1873 Tucked Inside the Bible: 3 swatches of fabric 3 locks of hair Obit of William R. Holt Funeral Card Yourself and family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of George Fis
5. Cooch's Bridge Land Threat [1]
Many of you are aware of the imminent threat to the land whereupon the Battle of Cooch's Bridge was fought. Below is an update received this evening, outlining tomorrow's meeting with DE officials in Glascow. If anyone is in the vacinity, please try to attend. To learn the history: Friends of Historic Glasgow http://www.neighborhoodlink.com/org/historicglasgow/ http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/roots-l/messages/05feb/198799 http://www.delawareonline.com/newsjournal/local/2005/02/05historicfarmsol.html Deb
6. Maps (1865) of Maryland Counties and Election Districts [1]
The Maryland State Archives has a great set of very detailed historical maps, which appears to be a separate map image for every District in every County in Maryland. In addition to showing election Districts, they also have map images of a number of specific communities. The Maryland map is listed as 1855, but the detailed County and District maps are listed as from an 1865 collection. They show the residences of many local inhabitants, plus churches and other landmarks. I discovered this site by acc
7. Genealogy bus trips- Baltimore to DC [1]
If you live in or near Baltimore, you have an excellent opportunity to visit the National Archives, the Library of Congress, or the DAR Library on a one day bus trip from Baltimore to Washington DC. These trips are run once a month by the Baltimore Genealogy Research Group, with Dianne Stenzel as the coordinator. These are an excellent way to get to these major national research facilities without the hassle of driving and finding a place to park. Especially if you have never been to them. You go wit
8. Sorry . . . [1]
that last post was supposed to go to Bille directly, not to the list. Melissa
9. MD Tombstone Transcription Project [1]
The Maryland page of the USGenWeb Tombstone Transcription Project has moved. We are now located at http://www.rootsweb.com/~cemetery/maryland/maryland.html Please change all links you may have to the above. If you've never visited us, please do. We have many Maryland cemeteries transcribed, with lots of photos. Kathi Jones-Hudson MD Tombstone Transcription Project Manager http://www.rootsweb.com/~cemetery/maryland/maryland.html __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Read only the mail yo
10. Natioinal Archives and DAR bus trip [1]
The Historical SocietyOf Cecil County will be hosting a bus trip to Washington DC to the National Archives and the DAR. DATE May 11, 2005 TIME 7AM PICK UP Big Elk Mall behind the Elkton Diner RETURN 6:30P COST $24 for members and $29 for non members This trip is open to all. If you are going to tour Washington DC, the new Native American Museum is now open and the World War II Memorial is a wonderful site. Any questions please let me know. If you would like to to, please email a check to Historica
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