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1. Re: [MDGEN] Cleaning Stones [1]
I heard on another list that the chemicals in shaving cream can damage the stone. Sherry > >Instead of chalk, use shaving cream. Put it on like frosting a cake. >Use a piece of cardboard. Run it over the shaving cream. The shaving >cream will be in the indentations. When finished, it rinses off! > >Jan in Va > > > >==== MDGEN Mailing List ==== >To unsubscribe from the list : MDGEN-L-request@rootsweb.com >Put unsubscribe in the subject line > _________________________________________________________
2. [MDGEN] Bradley [1]
Hi list, I was just going thru the archives of another list and found the following: ] Names from John Nelm's store accounts Betty BRADLEY . . . . . . . . . . . . Joshua HASTINGS> "> James BRADLEY . . . . . . . . . . . . daughter Sarah BRADLEY "> Samuel BRADLEY (of Barren Creek) Ephraim WILSON "> Entire account not copied I believe that this store was in Wicomico or Worcester Co. Does anyone have any info on theis Bradley family - Did they have a son named Isham? Sherry ________________________________
3. [MDGEN] Margaret regler [0.986628]
I'm hoping someone can help me. I know fro a fact my Great Grandmother died in 1919, but I do not know the exact date--not even the exact month. I also know there was a write up in the paper about her because I saw it and have read it many times when I was a child. My grandmother had cut the column out of the paper and it did not have any date on it. The write up lists all her children, grands, great grands, and great great grands by name. I don't know what happened to the original. I wrote to the As
4. Re: [MDGEN] Baltimore Obits Sept 28 1997 [0.986628]
For Miller yes. Chuck Lynn4604@aol.com wrote: > > Please email me if you would like the complete obit > > Martin > McCarrier > McFadden > Miller > Niemczyk > Perry > Piontkowski > Pozzuou > Rappold > Raymond > Reichter > Robinson > Russell,Isabella > Russell,Warren > Saberg > Travers > Vealy > > ==== MDGEN Mailing List ==== > To Change email address Unsubcribe to the list and resubscribe with the new email address. MDGEN-L-request@rootsweb.com
5. [MDGEN] Re: Palmers, Baltimore county [0.986628]
Now that's weird! I tried send this to ya < billie & I couldn't!? Perhaps because we're offically not cybergate customes now! I don't know! No it was different! it was like BRL a number & another ISP. I thought that it was you though! I like to stay up-to-date if I can keep up! Grin! Have you got your software that earthlink was to send for us customers? I had had a virus, & erased all my stuff from mycomputer of course, & then we were waiting for their software to come, but my husband got antsy
6. [MDGEN] Re: MDGEN-D Digest V01 #139 [0.986628]
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7. Re: [MDGEN] Newspapers [0.986628]
I believe the Baltimore News-American was published by that date. Hope this helps. Jean _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
8. Re: [MDGEN] Newspapers [0.986628]
For your reference, the following nwspapers were in Baltimore, MD: Baltimore American from 1799; Baltimore American Patriot 1802-3; Baaltimore Evening Post 1805-11; Baltimore Federal Gazette, 1796-1816; Baltimore Federal Republican and Commercial Advertiser 1808-12; Baltimore Intelligencer 1798; Baltimore Mechanics'Gazette and Merchants Daily Advertiser 1815; Baltimore MD Journal and Baltimore Advertiser 1796-7; Baltimore North American 1809; Baltimore Patriot and Evening Advertiser 1813-15; Baltimore
9. [MDGEN] DEVENISH or DEVINISH Family [0.986628]
Searching for others researching the DEVENISH or DEVINISH Family and their relations: John DEVINISH b. 1720 in Ireland m. 1st ???; m. 2nd ? BARRETT, died 1807 in Baltimore, MD, Had a plantation on Chesapeake Bay, was an officer in the French, Indian, and Rev. Wars John had four siblings (James, Robert, Stephen, and George) who also came to the U.S., James may have returned to Ireland after the Rev. War; and George was killed in the Rev. War John & his first wife had one son John DEVINISH Jr. who died in 1
10. [MDGEN] GRIGGS [0.986628]
Terry - The following Michael Griggs lived in Lancaster Co, VA, as did a lot of other Griggs. The Will was found on the Library of VA website under Colonial Records. Will of Michael Griggs of the County of Lancaster in Virginia, gent. To his father-in-law Robert Schofield L15. To his wife Ann Griggs all the rest of his estate. Names wife Anne Griggs as executrix. Signed 17 April 1687; proved 1688. Witness Wm Lee, Rich Farrington, William Carter. Probate at London 10Sept 1688 to Anne Bray alia
11. Re: [MDGEN] Cleaning Stones [0.986628]
My sisters and I have luck with three methods: white chalk in the indentations you can feel; lead pencil in the indentations before taking a Polaroid shot; and tracing on paper with a pencil over the indentations. This worked the best for a long quote. Jean3024 _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
12. [MDGEN] Michael Grigg - immigrant [0.986628]
I'm new to this list and I am attempting to trace the arrival of a Michael GRIGG to either Maryland or Virginia around 1660s. The name Michael is not common in England at this time and almost all references found in the seventeenth century are linked to one family from London and Bedforshire. I have noticed in various lists that a Michael GRIGG did travel to Maryland, at what date I'm not sure. There is a reference to him in a set of CDs, "Colonial Families of Maryland", CDs 184 and 189. From Australia
13. Re: [MDGEN] Cleaning Stones [0.986628]
A friend suggested using cheap baking flour and a paint brush. It works well and washes right off with no damage to the stone. I also use a piece of cardboard about 1 foot by 2 feet with aluminum foil over it. Hold the cardboard beside the stone and reflect the available light across the stone. The cardboard is easy to carry and works as well as a mirror. Roger Kearney
14. [MDGEN] Winters Family of Baltimore City, MD [0.986628]
Hi: I am looking for information on a Bernard Winters and his sister Nellie Winters (1887-1985) who married Arthur C. Smithson (1893-1961) around 1943. They were in Owings Mills, Maryland and all three are buried at Parkwood Cem., in Baltimore, MD. Sincerely, Christopher T. Smithson
15. [MDGEN] WHEATLEY [0.986628]
HI, I'm new to list, searching for Leonard WHEATLEY on the 1810,20,30, MD census, I don't know what county yet, he was born about 1800-01, I have him on the 1850,1860,1870, in Pa. all listing birth place MD. Thank you for any help.
16. [MDGEN] Re: DNA (In response to the person who asked for examples.) [0.986628]
I think it would be inappropriate for me try to educate anyone on the use or misuse of DNA data. The following link is to a site that provides a look at several aspects of DNA use. Both positive and negative aspects are discussed. The information appears to be designed for a "lay person" audience, so most people should be able to understand the concepts discussed. Anyone could "begin" their education here. http://www.geneart.org/genome-toc.htm Thank you for your time. Gene Sears Searching for Sear
17. [MDGEN] Earl W. SHERWOOD [0.986628]
Earl William Sherwood, born Washington DC, 26 May 1899, 1 Brother, 2 Sisters. Brother, Raymond Silas Sherwood born Washington DC, 14 April 1892, Died 15 March 1973 Believe his wifes name Louise, son buddie, Sister ethal, no info except born in Washington DC,died at young age. Sister Eleanor Sherwood Wehman, Born Washington DC, 2 sons. Heres the big brick wall (for me anyway). Grandfather, William Sherwood, thats what I have. Grandmother Hattie Velma Bertha McGough from upstate NY. I hope you ca
18. Re: [MDGEN] Revolutionary War Info [0.986628]
The National Archives in Washington has Indexes for Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Application Files on microfilm. The sites below list contents of several their microfilms, each containing many rolls. If you can not go there, you can probably write or email them and have them do as search for you. If they find them listed, you may be able to get copies of the actual documents. http://www.nara.gov/publications/microfilm/military/mil02.txt http://www.nara.gov/publications/microfilm/military/
19. [MDGEN] Lost email address [0.986628]
To the lady who wanted information about ROWE. I misplaced your email address. Please contact me as I have information for you. cyoung1582@mindspring.com Charles Young
20. [MDGEN] Carter and Descending Lines Reunion July 28 , 2001 [0.986628]
I am inviting all the Carter Decedents and Descending lines to our 2nd Reunion being held on July 28.2001 . We have a web page for the Reunion the URL for it is http://www.geocities.com/jcart1954/Carter_Reunion__.html.html If you have any questions please feel to email. If you know someone that might be relation to our Carters please let them know about the Reunion. Or you can send me their name and I will send them an invitation by mail. Thank you Jan Carter
21. Re: [MDGEN] Cleaning Stones [0.986628]
At 05:08 PM 5/7/01 EDT, you wrote: >Hello Everyone. > >Does anyone have a suggestions to clean headstones, I have a few that you >cant read and I tried wiping them down with a cloth that helped a little bit >to read the name, But I cant read the rest of it. > >I would appreciate any suggestions anyone has. Well there is a long list of things NOT to use.. Only thing I can think of would be chalk dust. you can buy a can at the Hardware store, Chemically it should be compatible, but of course there wil
22. Re: [MDGEN] Baltimore Sun obits [0.986628]
Hello, I am new to this web site. Are you asking me (Karon) to send you some of my information to look up obits? Sorry if I sound so stupid, but this is totally new to me. Karon Miller
23. Re: [MDGEN] Newspapers [0.986628]
Did you check the Baltimore Sun (morning paper) and the Evening Sun that came out later in the day? There was a Baltimore Gazette but I don't think it was still being published and the Afro-American. Jean _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
24. [MDGEN] Re: MDGEN-D Digest V01 #147 [0.986628]
Unsubscribe please ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, May 28, 2001 12:00 PM Subject: MDGEN-D Digest V01 #147
25. [MDGEN] Earl William Sherwood [0.986628]
I'm looking for information about my fathers family. Earl William Sherwood B. 1899, Washington, DC, 3 siblings, brother Raymond Silas Sherwood, b 1892, Washington, DC, 2 sisters, Ethel b. between 1892 and 1899 died at a young age, Eleanor born circa 1902. My Gfather William Sherwood married Hattie Vere Bertha McGough, location and date unknown. As for any siblings, also unknown, I understand he left my Gmother in late 20s or early 30's and headed for Arkansas Any help will be appeciated. Thanks R
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