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1. [NativeAmericanDelmarva] From List Mom - Comcast buy out [1]
Dear List Members, If you were effected by the Comcast buy out, then you need to read this, if not delete it. Just this evening, I have receive over 100 requests for me to change e-mail address to a Comcast address. Many of these requests mention multiple lists of which the sender needs their e-mail address changed. It will take me a good week or so to get through them all. My suggestion is; If you still have the ability to unsubscribe go to PASSWORD Central at http://passwordcentral.rootsweb.com/
2. [NativeAmericanDelmarva] Re: NATIVEAMERICAN-DELMARVA-D Digest V03 #33 [1]
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3. [NativeAmericanDelmarva] From List Mom - Interesting Rootsweb Site [1]
Dear List Members, If you suspect your ancestors were Native American you should go to the Rootsweb Native American Data Search site http://userdb.rootsweb.com/nativeamerican/ You can search only buy surname or add additional information to narrow down your search. Kathleen Burnett List Mom
4. [NativeAmericanDelmarva] From List Mom - Vacations and Unsubscribing [1]
Dear List Members, It is that time of year when some of you will be leaving on Vacations. You might want to consider unsubscribing from the list while you are gone and then resubscribing when you return. The easiest way to do this is by using Password Central. http://passwordcentral.rootsweb.com/ Follow the instructions and you will receive a e-mail list of all Rootsweb Mailing Lists you belong to. You can unsubscribe using this e-mail. Save it and you then have a list of mailing lists you want to re-su
5. [NativeAmericanDelmarva] FISHERs, JOSEPHs, VESSELS's, McCOOG's [1]
Hi Everybody, Here's a little more information I've recently found out. Does any of this connect with anything anyone else has, or is working on?: My great grandmother is Lula FISHER (sometimes "Lulu"), born 1888 or '89 in Dagsborough, who married Thomas McCOOG in Phila. in 1906, and died in 1967 in Lenola, NJ, near where they'd rented a house on a farm earlier. (Tom died in the 1940s.) Lula's parents were Miranda (or Maranda) JOSEPH and James FISHER. We think Miranda was born around 1852 in Sussex Count
6. Re: [NativeAmericanDelmarva] From List Mom - Vacations and Unsubscribing [1]
Unsubsribe.
7. [NativeAmericanDelmarva] From List Mom - I Am Home Again [1]
Dear List Members, Thank you for taking such good care of your list while I was gone. I checked in each evening and was needed only a couple of times. I appreciate all you do to help this list run as smoothly as it does. Kathleen Burnett List Mom
8. [NativeAmericanDelmarva] Carter-Stinnett [1]
Hi, I have checked everywhere for info on Joseph Carter and His wife Balsarah ??? Their daughter mary Jane Carter married Richard Stinnett in 1854 in Botetourt County Virginia. Their daughter, Emma Elizabeth Stinnett married Henry Jackson Stinnett, her cousin. I have a photo of Emma and she has Native American heritage. I don't know if the NA is from Balsarah or Joseph Carter. I have been unable to find any info on Joseph except that he was from Amherst County Virginia. He was in the 1850 Botetourt Ce
9. [NativeAmericanDelmarva] LOWER CANADA (geographical) , UPPER US REGION, MN, WI, (Sioux) [1]
Campbell Clan LOWER CANADA (geographical) , UPPER US REGION, MN, WI, I am searching for information on the following: FATHER: Archibald (Colin John) Campbell, Jr. Born about 1757, in Muff, about 4 miles form Londonderry, Ireland. Died August 13, 1808, near Mackinac, near Lake Huron He was appointed the first Indian Agent at Prairie du Chien, WI by the Sec of the Interior in the year 1807. His father was Archibald Campbell, Sr. Born in Scotland c 1730. He had the following brothers and sisters:
10. [NativeAmericanDelmarva] From List Mom - Great Visual [1]
Would you like to see the growth in the United States between 1650 and 1983? This is a great visual. http://www.ac.wwu.edu/~stephan/Animation/us.gif Just a reminder. If you would like to know what lists you are on or would like help in unsubscribing go to Rootswebs Password Central, type in your e-mail address and then check "What list(s) am I on? (for subscribers)" Go to the bottom of the page and send. You will receive in a few moments a complete list of all Mailing list you are on and you can unsubs
11. [NativeAmericanDelmarva] New Delaware Mailing List [1]
Dear List Members: I have started a new mailing list called DE-ROLLCALL. It is a mailing list for anyone who just wants to post surnames and dates in hopes of connecting with others researching the same surnames in Delaware. To subscribe to this list, send the word subscribe to DE-ROLLCALL-L-request@rootsweb.com or DE-ROLLCALL-D-request@rootsweb.com for the digest form. I look forward to helping this list grow and become another tool for those researching in Delaware. Kathleen Burnett List Mom
12. Re: [NativeAmericanDelmarva] Native American roots???? [1]
I, also, have the Davis line in my Fitzgerald family and have heard that they were Native Americans. Francis Davis married John Fitzgerald before 1820, Nancy, sister to Francis, married John's younger brother, William in 1820. Father of Francis and Nancy was Lewis Davis, mothers maiden name was Locke or Locky. Abner, son of John and Francis Davis served in an all Native American regement for the Confederate Army. I am still trying to find out more on the Davis family to see if they were Native American. Tha
13. [NativeAmericanDelmarva] From List Mom - Happy Thanksgiving 2000 [1]
Tribute to our Ancestors on this day of Thanksgiving. THEY did not choose us, nor we them; we never knew them, nor they us; yet we are inextricably bound together for all eternity and there is no law in the universe, no metamorphosis physical or spiritual, that can ever alter this inalienable truth. OFTEN we may wish for different ones and feel moved to deny the ones we have, but this is as futile as it is foolish to invent spurious ones, for our deception will surely be unmasked, if not by oth
14. [NativeAmericanDelmarva] From Your Very Proud List Mom [1]
Dear List Members: I can't even begin to describe how very proud I am of each of you. Today was a day that we could have had major problems on our mailing lists due to improper postings, and wouldn't you know it, I was also out of town attending a meeting and could not keep an eye on the computer to stop problem postings if they happened. When I got home this evening, the first thing I did was to check my e-mail to make sure all of you were ok. I want you to know that I am the list mom 121 mailing lists
15. [NativeAmericanDelmarva] Native American roots???? [1]
In my family there is a story that we have a lot of Native Americans among our ancestors. I don't know for sure where this would have come in, but I have seen a picture of Jemima DAVIS who looks like she has Indian ancestors. She is the daughter of George Washington DAVIS and Ann GOFF. Ann GOFF was the daughter of William GOFF and Betsy WHITTEN. Jemima lived near Canmer, Kentucky (1825-1895). George Washington Davis died in Hart County, KY, in the 1820s. He originally came from Virginia. Another bra
16. Re: Rucker Hundley parents, [1]
Rucker was born in Danville March 4 1881,need the birth record to determine his mother & fathers names & birth dates. Rucker was my Uncle, he was of afro-american descent.
17. Fw: Cemeteries - Desecration of graves [1]
Thought someone on the list might be interested in this so am forwarding it from another list even though it was in the Seattle Washington Times. Mickey in Iowa -----Original Message----- From: Norma Lewis To: SW_VA-L@rootsweb.com Date: Thursday, August 12, 1999 11:45 PM Subject: Cemeteries - Desecration of graves >Here is our latest NW cemetery scandal! >Norma > > City's transfer of remains at tribal site blasted >| http://www.seattletimes.com/news/local
18. Family Connections [1]
Am looking for information/connections to SEANEY-SEENEY-SENEY families from the Kent County, Delaware, area. Thought to have Delaware Indian connections and were sometimes called Moors.
19. Seeney [1]
There is an interesting archaeology/genealogy report at http://home.dmv.com/~eheite/index.html "Delaware's Invisible Indians" and "Mitsawoket, the Community on Pumpkin Neck" There is good information about how the Native American/Moor people show up in the records. I found one Seeney in this report. James H. Seeney is mentioned as a church trustee on a deed in 1892 in Cheswold. When I looked up Cheswold, Del. on the Infoseek Map site, I found that there's a Seeneytown nearby. Go to http://infoseek.go
20. Something New to check [1]
Dear Sisters and Brothers, Here is something new at the National Archives. Use the below link to search the on-line NAIL. It's called the Wallace Rolls. Please read: Wallace Roll of Cherokee Freedmen in Indian Territory, 1890. 1 multi-page document from this series has been digitized. The digitized document is a schedule of names of Cherokee freedmen created by Special Agent John W. Wallace. Individuals on the schedule were entitled to share with the Shawnee and Delaware in the per capita distribution of $
21. Re:Tuck [1]
> I have a g-grandmother named Martha Elizabeth Redman (VA) who married > Richard Detrick Tuck and she is purported to be of Powathan lineage. Her > father was named German B. Redman (Redmon?) and her mother was either a > Slaughter or a Poythress. Do these names sound familiar? > > Please e-mail me at IMZADIMPR@aol.com or raymonmp@agedwards.com. > > Many Thanks!
22. Research assistance requested [1]
Hello to all list members. My name is Katie Hull and I am currently involved in a research project that perhaps some of you would be so kind as to contribute to. I am an archaeologist interested in culture contact. I am working on a research project which explores contact between Native Americans (especially, but not limited to, the "Five Civilized Tribes") and Africans, African-Americans, or other people of African descent before the Civil War. As many of you know, there are extensive historical recor
23. Re: Tuck [1]
I have a great grandmother named Kiziah Redman Hundley from Horse Pasture, Henry Co. VA .b 1853. She married John Quincy Crews and they lived in Stuart, Patrick Co. VA. Her ancester was John Redmon Hundley, I believe. I always have heard there was Indian blood in this line, but have not been able to prove it. Where are your Redmons from? What years?
24. Re:Tuck [1]
Where are your Tuck's from? > I have a g-grandmother named Martha Elizabeth Redman (VA) who married > Richard Detrick Tuck and she is purported to be of Powathan lineage. Her > father was named German B. Redman (Redmon?) and her mother was either a > Slaughter or a Poythress. Do these names sound familiar? > > Please e-mail me at IMZADIMPR@aol.com or raymonmp@agedwards.com. > > Many Thanks!
25. Re: NATIVEAMERICAN-DELMARVA-D Digest V99 #39 [1]
unsubscribe found them!!
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