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1. [MDGARRET] 1870 Census [1]
We did it. 1870 census is on the way. Thanks to all of you. Connie
2. [MDGARRET] Hessian [1]
http://expage.com/page/resinhess > Hessian Soldiers > About 30 000 soldiers from six German principalities served on the British side during the American Revolution. The majority, about 17 > 000, came from Hessen-Kassel and thus all of them were collectively called "Hessians". The others came from Braunschweig, > Hessen-Hanau, Anhalt-Zerbst, Ansbach-Bayreuth and Waldeck. So, if your ancestor is referred to as a "Hessian" somewhere, this does not > necessarily mean that he actually came from Hessen. An
3. [MDGARRET] Fw: [SOMGEN] 1849 Seiler/Sayler/Seylor/Folk/Maust/Speicher/Boucher/Dull/Beighley/Buechley/Forney/Peck [1]
Beverly posted these on the Somerset County List, some names looked like ones I have seen mentioned on this List. Good Luck, Pat-T ----- Original Message ----- From: "Beverly Domer" To: Sent: Monday, September 17, 2001 9:45 AM Subject: [SOMGEN] 1849 Seiler/Sayler/Seylor/Folk/Maust/Speicher/Boucher/Dull/Beighley/Buechley/ Forney/Peck | I copied this when at Somerset Courthouse last Friday before Tuesday's | events and didn't know whether to send it yet. I feel g
4. Re: [MDGARRET] FRIENDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL [1]
Connie, I bet that was a "kick" -- Wish I could've been there. If you were serving, makes it a little difficult to take notes. :-) Lois H-S In a message dated 9/1/2001 5:57:36 PM Pacific Daylight Time, cbeachy@gcnetmail.net writes: > I worked at the Firehall tonight, serving dinners. The group having the > dinners was the graduating classes from Friendsville High School classes > 1951 and back to the beginning. > > Oldest person there was Chauncey Friend who also taught in many of the > schools of G
5. Re: [MDGARRET] Table Rock [1]
Richard, Table Rock is Off Rt . 50, between Redhouse and Gorman. If you have a map with elevations marked, look for "Conneway Hill, elevation 3193". There are no towns in the immediate vicinity of Table Rock, so it is hard to explain exactly where it is. It is in the south-west corner of Garrett County, just about half way between Grafton, WV and Gorman, MD on Rt. 50. Pat-T
6. [MDGARRET] Wilhelms [1]
Lois, I see your posts all the time, I always thought you lived back east! Small world.My Charles Wilhelm b. 18 Jan 1872 Allegany Co, MD son of Nelson Joseph Wilhelm b. 11 Dec 1840 (m. 15 Dec 1865 Frostburg, Allegany, MD) buried Avilton. His wife was Amanda Ellen McKinzie b. 5 Feb 1842 MD. she died 1886 Garrett Co MD, buried St. Annes Cemetery, Avilton, Garrett, MD. There is a LOT of information on both the McKenzies and Wilhelms at either the His. society or library. On of the kind members made copies f
7. Re: [MDGARRET] HOLIDAY CLOSINGS [1]
The Garrett County Historical Society museum is open that day. Not sure about the libraries, but I do not recall them closing for Columbus Day. Connie
8. [MDGARRET] VISIT QUERIES [1]
Hello All, We are planning a fact finding trip to Garrett Co. in October. When is the best time to take advantage of the height of fall colors? What and where are the "must visit" places to visit for genealogy info? Also need locations of following: Philos Cemetery Union Cemetery in Meyersdale? Luke Kight Funeral home Thank you . Betty
9. [MDGARRET] family: ROWAN [1]
On the subject of Rowan--how do you pronounce that name? ROW-in or RO-WAN? The is a family of Rowans who have a picnic every year in Cumberland who descend from Hugh and Sarah. Is that your family? They are ROW-INS. Lois Z. >GreenHiLo@aol.com<
10. Re: [MDGARRET] [1]
Connie, I have a great idea. Wouldn't it be nice to plan a genealogy bus trip? We could stay over night somewhere. Has there ever been a trip like this? Harriet
11. Re: [MDGARRET] ROWAN [1]
Hello Edie: Would Alice Amelia Moon be the daughter of Jacob W. Moon and Mary Ann Demmit? All I have regarding her is Alice A. Moon, b. about 1872, from census data. There is some information on these Rowans in Marshall G. Brown's Harvey genealogy. I can't tell for sure whether you have it or not. For instance, #3, Virginia Rowan- Brown on page 343 gives 81113 "Virginia Irene Rowan. She was born March 18, 1920. She married Nov. 16, 1940; Eugene Otis Nazelrod. He was born Jan. 17, 1917." Brown begins wit
12. [MDGARRET] THANKS [1]
Thank you all for your Help.... :) Sonny
13. Re: [MDGARRET] ROWAN [1]
Edie, I wondered if HARRY MURPHY might be my grandmother Mary Margaret (Murphy) Kiser's brother? Harry Kiser b. 1893. He had two wives, one unknown and one Leota Susan Knight. He had three children, that I know of, Ernest, Mary Ellen and Mildred. I don' t know if the above children were of his first wife or Leota, or if there were more children. This is all my mother could remember. I don't have any information on the Rowan family. Does anything look like it might connect to your Murphy information.
14. Re: [MDGARRET] Trip [1]
Maria, If you're still there, and if you read this before you leave, yes, bring a warm jacket. It's usually cool here in the mountains, can get down right cold or even get warmer. Will be praying for your safe trip. Connie
15. [MDGARRET] Table Rock [1]
List, Can someone help locate Table Rock? It is probably along the Potomac but I cannot locate it. The Fairview Church was there abt 1910. Thanks, Richard
16. Re: [MDGARRET] WESTERN MD VISIT [1]
In a message dated 9/22/2001 8:47:34 AM Pacific Daylight Time, TCHSGIRL58@aol.com writes: > Just want to thank you, Lois and Connie, for the info for my visit You're welcome Betty. Happy hunting! Lois
17. [MDGARRET] Query to Sam Bowser [1]
Dear Sam, I was reviewing some posts to the list that I'd saved while on vacation, and read this: "So this is a piece of the Moon puzzle that confirms the accuracy of my grandmother's record. Beckman, Fulmer, Kesner are surnames which tie into the Moon family history one way or another." I am searching for Fulmers, and have a great deal on the Beckmans. My great-grandmother Margaret Belle (Fulmer Beckman) Howell, was "adopted" by Theodore and Louisa Beckman after the death of her parents, M
18. [MDGARRET] Marriage record books [1]
PS I took a quick look in the Marriage Records- Garrett Co Courthouse Book 3, 1895-1900 and didn't see your people. So maybe a later one will do the trick! _______________ Beverly, To the best of my knowledge, Book 3 is the last book. I don't think marriage records, after 1900, have been gathered for publication. Pat-T
19. Re: [MDGARRET] FRIENDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL [1]
Well, Connie, I missed my chance to meet you, but I'll know you next time I see you. Ina TRPLUS@aol.com wrote: > Connie, > > I guess you really made an impression . . . how funny!! > > Lois > > In a message dated 9/5/01 7:02:12 PM Pacific Daylight Time, > cbeachy@gcnetmail.net writes: > > > > Are you the woman who started pulling off our tablecloth > > > before we had our dessert? Memorable. > > > Ina > > > > Ina, Yep, that was me. Haven't worked there for almost a year and couldn't > > remember what to
20. Re: [MDGARRET] question [1]
> does any one know where the "calculator"for the graves is at online? > I mean the when u have the death date like this... 76 yrs 11 months and 4 days.. you can put it in the "calculator" and figure up when they was born Sonny, I don't know where it is but I have the same thing as part of my genealogy software. Send me the data and I'll figure it out for you. And let's do them all at one time. Connie
21. Re: [MDGARRET] FRIENDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL [1]
--WebTV-Mail-18129-1034 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Connie, What Firehall? You do not live in the Friendsville area, do you? Isn't Chauncey amazing? He told me the last time I saw him that he was called Chancey, and when, as a boy on an errand for his father, the blacksmith told him that he should be Chauncey, as it sounded more dignified, Chauncey decided from that time forward he would be Chauncey. I grew up in the house across the street from the Riverside
22. Re: [MDGARRET] question [1]
This is another site I found that is great Ancestor Search - tombstone birthday calculator. Calculate birth date from deat http://searchforancestors.com/utility/birthday.html
23. [MDGARRET] FRIENDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL [1]
I worked at the Firehall tonight, serving dinners. The group having the dinners was the graduating classes from Friendsville High School classes 1951 and back to the beginning. Oldest person there was Chauncey Friend who also taught in many of the schools of Garrett County. Sorry I didn't take notes. Connie
24. Re: [MDGARRET] Bertha Fike/Hanwalt Hoff marriage [1]
Breezy, I have the marriage records for Garrett County up to 1900. I don't find your grandparents listed. If they married after 1900 I don't have that information. You might try contracting the courthouse in Oakland. David K. Martin, Clerk Circuit Court for Garrett County P O Box 447 Oakland, Maryland, 21550 301-334-1937
25. Re: [MDGARRET] FRIENDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL [1]
Dear Connie, I was there! At one point I thought, "Maybe one of these ladies is Connie" but dismissed the thought. Are you the woman who started pulling off our tablecloth before we had our dessert? Memorable. Ina Bettie Weyler wrote: > Chauncey Friend was a buddy of my father, Foster Speicher, who taught there > from @ 1931 to 1942. I attended from 1934-43. Those who graduated had > moved from one end of the building in First Grade to commencement at the > other. > Bettie Speicher Weyler > ----- Origin
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