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1. Re: [MDGEN] Civil War Vets [1]
Jean Where is this Census? On 9/1/05, Jean Marshalek wrote: > > Have you checked the 1890 Census of Maryland Civil War Vets and their > wives? > This part of the census did survive, as I found my Civil War ancestor in > it. > > I don't know about them sending vets to another state but have never heard > of it. > > Jean, Baltimore, MD > > > > ==== MDGEN Mailing List ==== > List Admin.: Christopher T. Smithson; wsmithso@erols.com > >
2. re: MDGEN-D Digest V05 #84 [1]
Was it normal to send Vets from Maryland to a Tennessee >facility? A vet could be sent to any of the National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. Usually they were sent where there was space and sometimes residents even asked to be transferred from one home to another. The records for the branch in Tennessee are held by the NARA Southeast region (http://www.archives.gov/southeast/public/). Unfortunately only a sampling of the case files still exist. There are microfilmed registers of residents and
3. GRAHAM [1]
Would like to exchange information with anyone interested in a GRAHAM family that lived in Baltimore during the mid and/or late 1800s or the 1900s.
4. RE: [MDGEN] Civil War Vets [1]
What Jean was referring to was a special census of Union Veterans and Widows taken in 1890, at the same time as the regular census. It is all that survived the fire that destroyed the 1890 Census, and it is not nearly complete, even for the veterans and widows. Anyplace that has it, including Ancestry.com, has it with their regular census data. From Ancestry's web site, data only survived from eleven states, with some of them being only one or two counties or townships. So don't get your hopes up. In
5. RE: [MDGEN] Civil War Vets [1]
Have you checked the 1890 Census of Maryland Civil War Vets and their wives? This part of the census did survive, as I found my Civil War ancestor in it. I don't know about them sending vets to another state but have never heard of it. Jean, Baltimore, MD
6. FW: [MDCHARLE-L] Point Lookout [1]
-----Original Message----- From: Linda Reno [mailto:lindareno@comcast.net] Sent: Friday, September 02, 2005 12:49 PM To: MDCHARLE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MDCHARLE-L] Point Lookout Patricia Buck has asked that I post the notice below. I will be at this event for the first time this year, along with Joyce Bennett (from the St. Mary's County Historical Society) and Scott Lawrence (St. Nicholas Restoration Project) working together. My role will be to work with attendees on tracing their Civil War soldier.
7. email address change [1]
Hello How can I change my address from this AOL address to _truth1959@juno.com_ (mailto:truth1959@juno.com) ? Thank you for your help.
8. Re: [MDGEN] Burney Collection of Early English Newspapers [1]
My second G. Grandfather WALTER H. BROOKES was born 7 May 1798 in Prince Georges Co. MD and I have been searching for information about his ancestors for years so I would be greatly interested in the information you mentioned.His obit states that he was from a prominent Maryland family. Regards Jim Brookes ----- Original Message ----- From: "Christine Schott"
9. Re: [MDGEN] Civil War Vets [1]
is there a website? On 9/5/05, tippytoe wrote: > > I believe it may be called the Union List, since it is mainly Union > Veterans > included in the states that were saved. > Betty, Cambridge, MD > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Patricia Sullivan" > To: > Sent: Monday, September 05, 2005 3:10 PM > Subject: Re: [MDGEN] Civil War Vets > > > > Jean > > Where is this Census? > > > > On 9/1/05, Jean Marshalek
10. Civil War Vets [1]
I have an ancestor who served from NY but shortly thereafter moved to Baltimore. I have found no record of his death. However, there is a man by the same time, same age, who served from NY, in the National Soldiers Home in Tennessee in 1920. Was it normal to send Vets from Maryland to a Tennessee facility?
11. RE: [MDGEN] Rench [1]
Would be very interested in connecting to Brenda & John about "Rench". Have an Anne Wesley Rench in family line.
12. Re: [MDGEN] Burney Collection of Early English Newspapers [1]
I have several direct ancestors that come from Charles, Prince Georges, Calvert, and Washington Counties in Maryland. Such as: Zachary Wade, Hattons, Stones, Gardiners, Newcomer, Spielman, Hogmire, Rentch, Keedy. I would be very interested in being able to read anything about these people and their families. Brenda
13. Re: [MDGEN] re: MDGEN-D Digest V05 #84 [1]
My Great UNcle died in Bowling Green Ky. He was a private for the OHio 111th and was only there from August to December 26 1862 when he died of Measles and exposure. He is buried at Nashville Tenn National Cemetery. I cannot understand why they buried him down there when he was from Whitehouse Ohio in Lucas County. Unless he was sent to a hospital down there but his papers say he died in BG Ky. Nance Holland, Ohio
14. Re: [MDGEN] Civil War Vets [1]
The 1890 Maryland Census of Civil War Vets and/or their widows is available on microfilm at the Maryland State Archives on Rowe Boulevard in Annapolis, MD. Jean
15. Re: [MDGEN] email address change [1]
Check out this page _http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/usa/MD/misc.html_ (http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/usa/MD/misc.html) Will provide instructions to unsubscribe, and re subscribe from you new email address.
16. Re: [MDGEN] Civil War Vets [1]
thanks John On 9/5/05, John Siemon wrote: > > What Jean was referring to was a special census of Union Veterans and > Widows > taken in 1890, at the same time as the regular census. It is all that > survived the fire that destroyed the 1890 Census, and it is not nearly > complete, even for the veterans and widows. Anyplace that has it, > including > Ancestry.com , has it with their regular census data. > > From Ancestry's web site, data only survived from eleven
17. Re: [MDGEN] Civil War Vets [1]
I believe it may be called the Union List, since it is mainly Union Veterans included in the states that were saved. Betty, Cambridge, MD ----- Original Message ----- From: "Patricia Sullivan" To: Sent: Monday, September 05, 2005 3:10 PM Subject: Re: [MDGEN] Civil War Vets > Jean > Where is this Census? > > On 9/1/05, Jean Marshalek wrote: >> >> Have you checked the 1890 Census of Maryland Civil War Vets and their >> wives? >> This part
18. Burney Collection of Early English Newspapers [1]
http://www.bl.uk/collections/burney.html ProQuest is considering digitizing this collection of early English newspapers (17th, 18th, 19th century, mostly) for access online. I have no ancestors from England that I know about at this point, so I am not able to speak intelligently to them about this collection. If there's anyone out there who would be interested in giving them some feedback, please email me and let me know and I will give you the email address of the person to contact there. I'm l
19. RE: [MDGEN] Burney Collection of Early English Newspapers [1]
Brenda, I am a descendent of the Rench/Rentch family from Washington Co., Md. Would like to correspond with your as to your ancestors of this family. I also have ties with the Spielman and Hogmire families. Sincerely, John Rentch Annapolis, MD. -----Original Message----- From: Mdre007@aol.com [mailto:Mdre007@aol.com] Sent: Friday, September 30, 2005 8:52 AM To: MDGEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [MDGEN] Burney Collection of Early English Newspapers I have several direct ancestors that come from Cha
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