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1. [MDGARRET] Gatewaying Message Board (Was: photos (also: Pope, Miller, Loraditch)) [1]
Kathleen wrote: > That's why list members should post their replies (to gatewayed messages) > at the message board instead of to the mailing list. I agree, but here's where we meet the gray area between promise and practice. Unless RootsWeb implements a "reverse gateway" to send responses to gateway-ed messages back to the messages boards, there will always be some responses directly to the mailing list. (Even with the reminder messages, as I often see to gateway responses in the Keating mailing list
2. Re: [MDGARRET] Burials in New Germany State Park [1]
Yes. The Swauger story is well documented. The Swauger graves are behind the Rec Hall building and their headstones are there now. But this is not in the former cemetery that I am searching information about. On the old map I have seen, the cemetery was behind an orchard. I have talked with the Park and they have the map of which I am speaking but do not know who is buried there. All the stones are gone at this time. Carolyn -----Original Message----- From: mdgarret-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:mdg
3. Re: [MDGARRET] photos (also: Pope, Miller, Loraditch) [1]
Kathleen, That's a good idea. As a reminder to others, in addition to Garret County's message board at: Allegany County has a similar message board at: I don't believe that either the Garrett County or the Allegany County message boards are gatewayed to their respective lists. Might be something for the list-
4. Re: [MDGARRET] FW: New Germany [1]
I took a look at a Garrett County Road Map. Savage River Road and New Germany Road do not intersect; however, there is a small road called Broadwater Cemetery Road which comes off of Savage River Road. I would recommend contacting the historical society at 301-334-3226 since they put together the Graves books. Keela N. Pfaff Genealogy & Local History Ruth Enlow Library of Garrett County 6 North Second Street Oakland, MD 21550 301-334-3996 x.2 www.relib.net -----Original Message----- From: Carolyn Ha
5. Re: [MDGARRET] FW: New Germany [1]
Thanks for your response. I do have a copy of the Schlosnagle book and have found that paragraph. The cemetery I am referring to is close to New Germany Road but is not on or near Red Hill Road. It is now on state property within the Park, although not preserved as a cemetery. (Park employees have not been able to provide any information.) Someone told me it may have belonged to the Swartzentruber family who apparently lived there prior to the Broadwaters. I am curious about the Savage River-New Germa
6. [MDGARRET] apology [1]
Apologies to the list for sending a personal note without changing the address. Doret
7. [MDGARRET] No emails from you since Sept 13? [1]
Did I get dropped; can't believe you haven't had any traffic on this site since Sept 13? Thanks, Mary Myers Teets ____________________________________________________________________________________ Pinpoint customers who are looking for what you sell. http://searchmarketing.yahoo.com/
8. [MDGARRET] FRIES-DeWitt [1]
Might anyone have further information for this family found in the 1900 Garrett County Maryland census records? Franklin Fries (July 1872) Lassy or Laury E. ( July 1880) married 5 yrs., 2 children, 1 living Vestus, son, (Dec 1899) Mary M. DeWitt, (Feb. 1842) 58 widow, mother-in-law. Pat (Friend) Thompson
9. Re: [MDGARRET] FW: New Germany [1]
Dear Todd - I just saw your answer to Carolyn about the Broadwater Cemetery. I had given her the directions but must have garbled them. How ironic - my husband is from Garrett County and I'm from Foxboro. My people, the Newells, were early settlers in Dover. Small world. Doret Newell Jenkins
10. Re: [MDGARRET] Bailey & McRobie [1]
Keela, I just sent you a check this morning for the search info. Thank You so much. I have a question on something. On page 11 of the book by Raymond I. McRobie there is a reference to Abraham Archibald McRobie. It also has his wife, Nancy Catherine Fried listed. Next to her name is an asterisk. Do you know why there is an asterisk? I am hoping there are more notes in the book that pertain to her. If you can look at this, I would really appreciate it. Thank You, Francine D'Angelo -----Original Me
11. [MDGARRET] Online Genealogy Library [1]
There are thousands - actually millions of digital books online - right now. Books that we can use (for free) in our genealogy research - county histories, city directories, genealogies and more. To make it easy to see the scope of what is available I have pulled together over 500 titles - all digital copies - and you may search on every word in each of these books. A lot of these are Maryland items - including some for Garrett County Go ahead and use it at: http://genlibrarian.blogspot.com/ Just click o
12. Re: [MDGARRET] No emails from you since Sept 13? [1]
I've been wondering the same thing! On 9/25/07, Mary Teets wrote: > > > Did I get dropped; can't believe you haven't had any > traffic on this site since Sept 13? > > Thanks, Mary Myers Teets > >
13. Re: [MDGARRET] New Germany gravesites - Wilhelm [1]
Jo, Sorry, but I provided all of the information I had. The information came from The Hetrick Cookbook that was sent to me years ago by my cousins. I will keep these notes handy and ask my Garrett County cousins next time I call them. Somewhere I seem to recall the Wilhelm name is William in English. My grandfather's name of Melchoir is Michael. Maybe if doing a search for the name, maybe it would be wise to search for the name both ways. I looked in some of my other family books but didn't
14. Re: [MDGARRET] photos (also: Pope, Miller, Loraditch) [1]
Hi there, You said: "... One downside is that people who post to the message board won't see the replies from the mailing list unless they're also subscribed there...." . That's why list members should post their replies (to gatewayed messages) at the message board instead of to the mailing list. Several of my mailing lists are gatewayed to message boards and the gatewayed messages contain a link back to the message board as well as a reminder to list members to post their replies there. Folks soon catch
15. Re: [MDGARRET] FW: New Germany [1]
"Garrett County: A History of Maryland's Tableland" by Stephen Schlosnagle and the Garrett County Bicentennial Committee states the following on page 64, "A small settlement of German farmers had meanwhile grown up about four miles south of Grantsville at a place first known as Old Dutch Settlement. The community name was later changed to New Germany." "Maryland's Garrett County Graves, Volume II" lists a Broadwater Cemetery on the Broadwater farm on Red Hill Road in New Germany. Transcriptions from six
16. Re: [MDGARRET] Blocher Cemetery [1]
Thank you. I went to the website and viewed the listings. Nelson Wilhelm was not listed. He may have had a sone there at one time but it does not appear that there is one now. Or maybe the information I was sent was incorrect. At 02:36 PM 9/10/2007, you wrote: >Maria, >Go Allegany Co. County cemteries it has the Blocker cemetery on it. >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Maria Brower" >To: >Sent: Sunday, September 09, 2007 11:39 PM >Subject: [MDGARRET] Bloc
17. Re: [MDGARRET] New Germany gravesites - Wilhelm [1]
1850 VA, Preston Co., Dist 45 House 1042 1042 Nathaniel Casteel, 32, laborer b. MD Phebe, 33 b. VA Solomon, 10 b. VA Harrison, 8 b. VA Sarah, 6 b. VA Elizabeth, 4 b. VA Jonathan, 2 b. VA Margaret 4/12 b. VA It is very interesting to note that living a mere two doors away House 1044 1044 Solomon L. Wilhelm, 60, farmer, b. MD Margaret, 58, b. NJ Elizabeth, 28, b. VA Catharine, 26, b. VA Since Phebe named her first son Solomon and her youngest daughter Margaret I would pursue this and suspect Solomon "possi
18. Re: [MDGARRET] FW: New Germany [1]
Carolyn - to reach the Broadwater Cemetery where Charles and Mary Magdelene Broadwater are buried: going west on Rte. 68, take the Lower New Germany Road exit and follow it to the end at Twin Churches Road. (A right on Twin Churches Road going west 1 1/3 miles will connect with New Germany Road.) Take a left on Westernport Road and travel 3 1/3 miles to Merrill and the Savage River Road. Take a right on the Savage River Road for 3 miles to the Broadwater Cemetery road on the right. Do you have access to
19. Re: [MDGARRET] No emails from you since Sept 13? [1]
I don't believe there has been much activity. I got your question here but not sure about anybody else. Cathy McGrath
20. [MDGARRET] Patricia Warnick Cook [1]
Patricia Warnick Cook, my aunt passed away last night. She is the daughter of Iva Pearl Paugh and William Troxell Warnick.
21. Re: [MDGARRET] FW: New Germany [1]
Maybe some answers here. One brief descripton at this site talked about hiking past a forgotten cemetery, but I couldn't find any thing more . . . _http://www.dnr.state.md.us/publiclands/western/newgermany.html_ (http://www.dnr.state.md.us/publiclands/western/newgermany.html) New Germany State Park, Savage River State Park, Calvert Cliffs State Park, State Tobacco Warehouse, Veterans Cemetery at Crownsville & Cheltenham, ... guide.mdarchives.state.md.us/unit_list.cfm?serie... - 15k -
22. Re: [MDGARRET] New Germany gravesites - Wilhelm [1]
Jo, I have a death date of Jan 16, 1902, the problem is I haven't a clue where I found that information. I show Nathaniel Casteel died March 31, 1883 in Albright, Preston Co., WV. I checked the WV site for a death certificate but there is nothing online. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. Pat -----Original Message----- From: mdgarret-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:mdgarret-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of lennyjo@atlanticbb.net Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2007 4:11 PM To: mdgarret@rootsweb.com Subject:
23. Re: [MDGARRET] photos (also: Pope, Miller, Loraditch) [1]
louann creasy wrote on the MDALLEGA mailing list: > Can we post photos to the mailing list to see if anyone knows who the people are? > Binaries (including images) can not be posted to the RootsWeb mailing lists, as most (all?) are text-only. An alternative is to get a (usually free) account at an image hosting service (like or or a host of others...). Upload your picture to the image hosting service, determine the URL for that particular image, and then post
24. [MDGARRET] Blocher Cemetery [1]
Someone on the list had answered a query of mine in 2005 that Nelson Wilhelm was buried at Blocher Cemetery, near Avilton. I looked in the book Garrett County Graves and did not find him listed. Does anyone know if this cemetery is posted on the web or if there is any other information about it being transcribed prior to when the DAR did it for the above book? I would sure like to find where Nelson Wilhelm is. Thank you. Maria E. Brower, Grass Valley CA
25. Re: [MDGARRET] New Germany gravesites - Wilhelm [1]
I too have Wilhelms in my ancestry . . . I have a Hetrick cousin that lives in his wife's grandfather Otto's ancestral log house. I will speak to him in the near future and will ask him if he knows anything about the cemetery and if he knows anything of Wilhelm's buried there. I have several Hetricks in Bittinger, Swanton, and New Germany (in their 70's and 80's that have so much of the history in their memory . . . however, none have computers). I've been rooting out the Hetrick family histor
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