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1. [MDGARRET] Tribune Additions, Feb 21, 1913 [1]
Hi, I just posted the Feb 21, 1913 Tribune Additions to the Mineral County USGenWeb Page. You can reach these articles at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~wvminera/keynews.htm Enjoy & Happy Hunting!! Patti
2. [MDGARRET] FYI!!!! [1]
> With so many of my ancestors' names starting with MC it occurred > > to me that searching with a space or dot or underscore between > > the C and the next letter in any of them might yield more > > results, so I searched on all variations and hit pay dirt. There > > were my McGEEs -- listed as MC.GEE, MC GEE, and MC_GEE. > > I host a couple of county pages in OK and KS, and I recommend leaving > off the starting Mc, Mac, Van, de's, etc. and using a generic searcher, > such as * or $or % (which one you us
3. Re: [MDGARRET] King, Wilt, Lantz, Wotring, Fike, Sherr, Frantz, Hewitt [1]
Hi! Obviously I missed some of the key emails, but I note the name Fike, and would like to know what this message was all about. Thank you, Pat
4. Re: [MDGARRET] King [1]
Hi Beverly, My King's were from Oakland as far as I know they were always there. Wish I could help you. Marian ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, March 25, 2002 11:56 AM Subject: [MDGARRET] King > Hi Marian, > I'm not doing research on Kings, but it was my grandfather, Warden King > Freeland's middle name and I am curious how he got it. He was born in Terra > Alta. Any clues? > A doctor's name is one possibility that occurs to me. > > Beverly Ra
5. Re: [MDGARRET] Harvey [1]
Don Kifer wrote 3/8/02: Nancy Paugh Yab: Just interested in your name, what is your relation to the Paugh, my Paugh family go back to James Edward Paugh, & Isabelle Enlow. My Grand father was Benjamin F. Paugh, m. to Hester White. Just to find out if I have you in my file. Don K. Don, did you see my post regarding my relationship to the Enlow and Paugh/Friend families. I would appreciate hearing of anything you might add. Pat-T ---------
6. Re: [MDGARRET] Miller [1]
Lois, A very lovely overlook on route 219 (with rest stop facilities) gives a wonderful panoramic view of the Cove. Delores
7. [MDGARRET] Keyser home of Julia A and Grace N Bruce 1882 [1]
Anyone have any idea where this house is/was? or if it is still standing? I inherited much of my genealogy from Grace N. Bruce and would love to find this spot. thanks, Lavinia from the KEYSER TRIBUNE KEYSER W VA SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1882 ADVERTISEMENTS NICE RESIDENCE FOR SALE I am authorized to sell, privately before April
8. Re: [MDGARRET] Info request [1]
. . . and you can stay at the Casselman Motor Lodge very inexpensively. It's just a short walk downhill to the historic Penn Alps area. Lois Hetrick
9. Re: [MDGARRET] LININGERs & HETRICKS [1]
In a message dated 3/8/2002 7:40:07 PM Pacific Standard Time, cbeachy@gcnetmail.net writes: > I truly do thank you for your help with this family. Now I can tell my > friend that, "Oh, I know all about that bunch." And she might even believe > me. At least I can offer to show her where the Liningers once lived. > Glad to be of help. I think I get the biggest surge when I can actually go and stand on the same ground where my ancestors lived. From what Lawrence Hetrick and Mae Keefer told me, John alw
10. [MDGARRET] 1910 Garrett County Census [1]
Mike, THANK YOU a million times over for the 1910 Garrett County Census information regarding my Knox family. This is wonderful news for me! James Knox was the son of my Great-Grandfather, John Edward Knox. Simeon Knox, age 57, was the son of Simeon Knox Sr. and Charlotte Wiland. The Jacob Knox listed is a son of Simeon Knox Jr. and Caroline Brown. Thank you so much for taking the time to write down this information and post it to the list. This is a great help to me!! Beth
11. [MDGARRET] harvey [1]
Pat T., Marshell Browns Book PAGE 50 or 51 ME By 9:00pm Ihave only gotten 4 messages from MDGARRETT JEFF
12. Re: [MDGARRET] Military Lots and Vale of Avoca [1]
Ann, I really appreciate your help. I thought that Vale of Avoca was such an interesting name I had to know where it is! Anyone know what the name came from? Thanks. Beverly
13. Re: [MDGARRET] History Book Look Up Request [1]
Warren, Daniel Fear and George Fear are mentioned in the book. The road from route 42 north out of Friendsville has a road going off to the left which is named Fearer Road. The area near Sand Spring was called Fearer at one time, I believe. George A. Fear was listed as a farmer in the Friendsville area. Daniel Fear operated a wagon stand about 2 miles west of Keyser's Ridge in the early 1800s. Delores
14. Re: [MDGARRET] Cliff Friend [1]
Beverly, I have very little information on Clifford, but here is what I have: Clifford Lacy Friend, born 5/13/1896, died 10/21/1994 and married around 1919 to Mary Slagel. Clifford served as a Senator from Garrett Co., MD in 1935 to 1941 and in 1955 to 1958. I wish that I had more information to share with you. Good luck with your search, Wendy
15. Re: [MDGARRET] RE: Charles Shank [1]
Thanks Pat Hook. I always feel like I should ask. You never know where the next tidbit of new information might be found. Pat-T
16. Re: [MDGARRET] GARRETT or KING [1]
I have Isaac King born 1820 died 1898 Married ti Elizabeth Barnard born 1826 hope this helps.
17. Re: [MDGARRET] Harvey [1]
Don K. I wrote: I think the Benjamin Friend above is the son of Josiah Green Friend and Lavina Kemp. The cemetery is mostly the White family and Benjamin F. Friend married Ethleen White. Ethleen was the daughter of Jonathan M. White and Elizabeth A. Lower. They too are buried at this cemetery. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I don't really have Jonathan White in my files, and may have an error there. Would you confirm I have this entered correctly? Descendants of William White 1 Wil
18. Re: [MDGARRET] Miller [1]
Lois, I looked at the display of Melky Miller stuff at the museum and we have thing that measured the "proof" of the rye whiskey, Melky Miller shot glasses, Melky Miller jugs, Melky Miller drinking glasses, Melky Miller pictures, etc. Sign notes this stuff was on loan from Ralph Miller. Connie
19. [MDGARRET] Guthrie and Lee Surnames [1]
In all the Knox marriage records I've extracted from the Garrett County Courthouse, I only have two remaining which I have not made a connection on yet. Do either of these names ring a bell with anyone . . . CORA CATHERINE KNOX, 25 Single, married on May 30, 1903, at Friendsville, MD, by Henry E. Friend, to WALTER CHRISTIAN GUTHRIE. CAROLINE KNOX, 68 yrs, widow, McHenry, married on March 5, 1913 to NORMAN BRUCE LEE, 68 years, widower. The only Caroline Knox I've come across was "Caroline Brown" married
20. [MDGARRET] url - pictures [1]
I get the reminder letter, below, from PaWest-(d or L)@rootsweb. (insert "-request" to join List). Since it may be bothersome to some on the MdGarret List, I will only forward when I see a few recognizable surnames. PaWest may turn out to be a very good clearing house for lots of our ancestors----might be worth your while to join it--?? Our own Connie donated to this latest list of photos! ---and I see Teets surname +. It has turned into a great site! =;o) Carolyn > We've added new photos and new featu
21. Re: [MDGARRET] Bear Creek Church Info and various Surname Info from MD STATE ARCHIVES [1]
Dear Kathleen and all, I believe you are right about Alfred Ira being the son of John Frederick and Rachel Ross Friend Friend. Rachel was the daughter of A. Coleman and Rachel Ross Friend. Thanks for your sharp eye. Ina "K. Fitzgerald" wrote: > Are you sure this entry isn't for Alfred Ira the son of John Frederick > Friend Sr. and Rachel Ross instead? > > > > > ALFRED IRA FRIEND, b. Feb. 4, 1874, d. May 7, 1956 (son of > > > John Friend and Rachel Frye). Leighton Funeral Home, J. F. > > > Friend
22. Re: [MDGARRET] LININGERs & HETRICKS [1]
For Jeff and Lois, Thanks so much for the information on the Lininger/Hetrick connections and the possibility of finding a Lininger still living here in Garrett County. Yes, Lois, I will let you know what I learn and also ask if they have email. Now, Was the Owen Bowser place the one at the end of Legeer Road or the one behind Gary Buckel's house? I've been visiting a sick person out on Legeer Road and, Lois, I swear, I think of you every time I go past Gary's. Connie
23. [MDGARRET] Ancestors [1]
The following was on another list. Dear Ancestor Your tombstone stands among the rest Neglected and alone. The name and date are chiseled out On polished, marbled stone. It reaches out to all who care It is too late to mourn. You did not know that I exist You died and I was born. Yet each of us are cells of you In flesh, in blood, in bone. Our blood contracts and beats a pulse Entirely not our own. Dear Ancestor, the place you filled One hundred years ago Spreads out among the ones you left Who would ha
24. Re: [MDGARRET] Harvey [1]
I know of a Fairview Church South of Tablerock Just East of Mettiki Coal Mine #D. It is located on Fairview Church road Could this be the church you were looking for? I am in the 10th generation from William Harvey . Imay not have much info but I will try. JEFF ----- Original Message ----- From: Pat Thompson To: Sent: Tuesday, March 05, 2002 7:00 PM Subject: [MDGARRET] Harvey > This message is two-fold. One, I was just wondering if > there are any researche
25. [MDGARRET] Garrett County's Loss [1]
Just learned that one of the Historical Society Volunteers died early today. Matt Novak was a retired history teacher who still returned to Southern High School to help a group of students organize interviews with veterans of WW II (now in book form at the Society, I think) and the Korean War (work in progress). Matt Novak will be missed here on the mountaintop. Connie
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