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Searching for: +path:mi-ccgs +(+date:jul +date:2001)
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1. [MI-CCGS-L] Fwd: Re: Redman Help [1]
Hi All, I did get a response from my cousin, Opal Redman which is below: >Delivered-To: jacklap@power-net.net >From: OpalRedman@aol.com >Date: Sun, 1 Jul 2001 13:07:34 EDT >Subject: Re: Redman Help > >Hi Jack - >You just caught me un time, as I leave for China - again! - Tuesday morning. > >As to the query about Rudolph Redman: to the best of my knowledge, I am not >connected to a Rudolph. But I know that there were unrelated Redmans in >Cheboygan County - it seems to me that I have seen a Redman headst
2. [MI-CCGS-L] Elliott Tombstone in Pine Hill [1]
Hi, my name is Susan Woiderski Miner and I am interested in find out more info on a tombstone in Pine Hill Cemetary. All it says is mother1833-1910 Father 1822-1899 Elliott, I think it may belong to my Great Grandparent, James and Jane Elliott. Does anyone know how I can find out if they have more complete records anywhere. Also I am looking for more information on Jane. Her maden name was Smith. Her fathers name was Isaac Smith and they all lived in Cheboygan, migrating from Ontario, Canada. Is there
3. [MI-CCGS-L] The Look-Up Lady Protests ... [1]
It's the Cheboygan-County-Cemetery-Book-Look-Up-Lady ... again. You know, I've often wondered why Jack was so eager to give up his position as the CCCB-Look-Up-Gentleman. Sure, sure ... he SAID it was "time to move on to other things". Right. Know what I think? I think he lost his nerve. He knew sooner or later that someone was going to come along and ask him to look up a SMITH ... and he wanted to get out of the game before that happened ... Well, Jack ... you lucky devil. This week, I got asked to look
4. [MI-CCGS-L] Fw: DECLARE OCTOBER FAMILY HISTORY MONTH [1]
Subject: DECLARE OCTOBER FAMILY HISTORY MONTH ===================================================================== CALL TO ACTION FOR DECLARING OCTOBER FAMILY HISTORY MONTH ===================================================================== As most of you are probably aware, in the past several years, October has been designated Family History Month. An idea that originated with the Monmouth County Genealogical Society, has since spread into a nationwide campaign with the endorsement of the National
5. Re: [MI-CCGS-L] Canadian Marriages [1]
In a message dated 7/13/01 6:05:25 AM Eastern Daylight Time, nhastie@voyager.net writes: > Ontario marriages circa 1858-1919, from > microfilm of the original marriage registers; about 3,000 > marriages now online. > Thank you, Nancy, for another worthwhile (as always) tip/contribution. You seem to have a good eye for spotting these little tidbits that always turn out to be both useful and interesting. Al Trudeau
6. RE: [MI-CCGS-L] Elliott Tombstone in Pine Hill [1]
Sue, check out the Newspaper Surname index on the CCGS web site (http://www.rootsweb.com/~micheboy/surmain.htm). There are several articles related to James ELLIOT/ELLIOTT. One is probably his obituary since it is dated July 8, 1899. There is also an article related to Mrs. James ELLIOT dated November 24, 1927. In addition, there are many articles on other ELLIOIT/ELLIOT's, some of which may be the same family. All the articles on James were in the Cheboygan Democrat and copies can be ordered from the Che
7. [MI-CCGS-L] Canadian Marriages [1]
CANADA, ONTARIO. Ontario marriages circa 1858-1919, from microfilm of the original marriage registers; about 3,000 marriages now online. http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~maryc/ontmarr.htm I came across this in the Rootsweb site
8. [MI-CCGS-L] My Plea for Help on the Redmans ... [1]
Hello again, everyone: Thanks so much for all the good ideas on how to find out more about the Redman tombstone in the Munro Cemetery. One member actually had the name, address and phone number of the Munro township clerk (who might know where the sexton's records are kept). And I was reminded that the undertaker/funeral home also would have kept records. Not to mention the Cheboygan County Clerk. I've passed all your comments on to Elaine ... and is she ever excited. I took a deeper interest in this case
9. [MI-CCGS-L] RE: Redman Help [1]
You wrote: >But this week I got a "stumper" that I'd like to ask for help on. I got > an e-mail from Elaine of Washington State whose great-grandparents were > Rudolph and Rebecca Redman. Elaine knew from family records that Rebecca > had died on May 15, 1932, in Munro Township. But she has no idea when > Rudolph died (except that it was probably around the early 1940's) ... > and she asked for my help to try to find this death date. Hello All and especially Patricia Kneisler : A Ms. Opal Redman is
10. [MI-CCGS-L] GenConnect Boards [1]
Hi, The Cheboygan County GenConnect Boards (Obits, etc.) are up for adoption as of July 16. Mary Lou Raftery
11. [MI-CCGS-L] LEDUC's in Michigan [1]
Greetings, I received this message from a fellow GENseeker. She gave me permission to post it at this site. Can anyone help her. Carol in California Hey sorry I've been outta the loop, outta town for work-still. Anyway- question looking for a Selma LeDuc. Married Fred Robbins in May 1900 in Michigan. Had a bunch (12) kids, one is my grandfather, in upper Michigan. Her family is from Canada. I've been given her father as Edward/Edouard LeDuc and her mother keeps changing depending on who I talk to.
12. [MI-CCGS-L] Helpful Websites [1]
While rummaging through GENfolders and other good stuff, I ran across two GENwebsites I completely forgot about. These are good sites and I recommend giving them a try. For those searching their Scottish roots, try this: http://www.scotclans.com/index.htm This next site I got from a French Canadian researcher, but you can enter any surname. I'm having fun brushing up on my French, which is, a little better than bad. http://www.voila.com Carol in California
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