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1. Re: [MEWALDO] BYARD & COLSON - WALDO CTY. [1]
Carol, thank you so much. Now I understand! If I'd paid a little more attention, I would have figured that out (hopefully). Best wishes to you too, Jan ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, April 12, 2005 8:49 AM Subject: Re: [MEWALDO] BYARD & COLSON - WALDO CTY. > Hi Jan, > The Waldo Mailing List and the MeGenWeb site are different components. > The reason I suggested what I did was you were interested in people who > had li
2. BYARD & COLSON - WALDO CTY. [1]
I'm looking for descendants of Sylvanus BYARD who lived much of his life in Waldo County and is buried at the Oak Hill Cemetery in Winterport, according to this RootsWeb WorldConnect data base: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=corson&id=I9523 I've been researching the BYARD families who lived in Sedgwick/Sargentville in Hancock County and only recently discovered Sylvanus Byard. The vital records of Sedgwick state this about his birth: "Sylvenus Byard , son to Polly Billings, wa
3. Fw: [BNE] Free access to NEHGS Massachusetts VR to 1850 database [1]
I'm forwarding this....in case you don't know about it. Excellente' !! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Christopher Brooks" To: Sent: Wednesday, April 20, 2005 11:02 AM Subject: [BNE] Free access to NEHGS Massachusetts VR to 1850 database > Forwarded verbatim from NEHGS. > > C. > > ===================== > > Celebrate Patriotism with Free Online Access to Massachusetts > Vital Records to 1850 > > In recognition of Patriots' Day this week, the Ne
4. Re: [MEWALDO] BYARD & COLSON - WALDO CTY. [1]
Hi Carol. I'm very confused (what's new?) since I am on the MAESSEX and MEHANCOC mailing lists and thought that the MEWALDO list was the same....meaning anyone on these lists were interested in the towns that belonged in these counties...Essex in Massachusetts, Hancock and, of course, Waldo County. I didn't know I was writing to you, in particular, and thought my question was going out to anyone on the Waldo County mailing list. Wrong? I clicked on this http://www.rootsweb.com/~mewaldo/index.htm and fro
5. MOGRAGE-BYARD MARRIAGE 1805 [1]
"In Barbara Grindle's book of Sedgwick's Vital Records, on page 99, I think there's a typographical error and hope someone knows the correct spelling of this man's name: "October 14, 1805 CHARLES MOGARASR married to Sally Byard......" I sent that a few days ago but then found the correct spelling in the Rootsweb Archives for MEHANCOC: "From Marriages and Marriage Intentions - Sedgwick, Maine: Charles Mograge - Sally Byard married 14 October 1805." Does anyone know who Charles might have been? Thanks fo
6. Hopkins/Farnham(Varnum)/Hardy [1]
Am looking for birth of Theophilus Hopkins as son of Simeon Hopkins and his wife Mehitable Hardy Hopkins. He was born June 25, 1825...perhaps Searsmont, Belfast, Camden...his oldest bro. was born in Bangor in 1835 but since Simeon's mother died on Vinalhaven in 1848 and he did not move to Wisconsin until 1850...I think he may have been in Waldo or Knox Co....at least when Theophilus was born. Some records show that Simeon was married in Searsmont. Theophilus was married Dec 15, 1850...and shortly after
7. Re: [MEWALDO] BYARD & COLSON - WALDO CTY. [1]
Hi Jan, The Waldo Mailing List and the MeGenWeb site are different components. The reason I suggested what I did was you were interested in people who had lived specifically in those towns and there are people who can help you directly THAT way. Yes, otherwise anyone can pick up on your note and answer. With best, Carol Hi Carol. > > I'm very confused (what's new?) since I am on the MAESSEX and MEHANCOC > mailing lists and thought that the MEWALDO list was the same....meaning > anyone on these li
8. Re: [MEWALDO] BYARD & COLSON - WALDO CTY. [1]
Dear Jan, Thanks so much for writing to me. I wwill look and see what I can do for you, but in the meantime I can put you on to people who manage the Winterport and Frankfort sites. I basically cover Searsport, Northport and Montville, but will be more than happy to help if I can. If you go to the MeGenWeb site and click on the counties you will come to a place that will tell you who is doing what town. Just click on Waldo Co. and then on lookup volunteers. In the meantime I will do some hunting. Good
9. Maine Adoptees Campaign to Change Adoption Laws [1]
FALMOUTH [Maine] - A group of 15 adoptees, birth parents, adoptive parents and adoptee spouses met in March to kick off a campaign to change Maine's adoption law. This grass-roots effort, called ACCESS 2006, is dedicated to passing legislation allowing adult adoptees born in Maine access to their original birth certificates (OBC).... [Read more at http://genealogyblog.com/?p=3717] David A Maiser-Rootsweb Listowner since 1996 http://www.feliixplace.com/genealogylists/ David Sylvester 28 North Sear
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