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1. [NE-LLCGS] Lancaster County, Nebraska WWI Honor Roll completed! [1]
The complete Lancaster County, Nebraska WWI Honor Roll book is now online after more than a year and a half of scanning and transcribing in between other projects. This book was provided by Pam Mardos Rietsch as a part of the Mardos Memorial Online Library & NEGenWeb Project Online Library. Thanks everyone for your patience while I worked on this huge book. I now have the satisfaction of completing this project and making it available to others. ENJOY! http://freepages.books.rootsweb.com/~irishrose/i
2. [NE-LLCGS] **Message from List Admin.** IMPORTANT - Please read [1]
List members, I have been seeing an increase in subscribers using anti-spam programs such as MailWiper, SPAMCOP, etc. The use of these programs is NOT allowed if you want to remain on any Rootsweb lists. No one should be expected to register their address for someone else on the list to receive your messages. So, remember that if any of you receive an auto-reply from someone using such a program after you post to the list, PLEASE e-mail the admin. ASAP and send them a copy of that message with the a
3. [NE-LLCGS] Could You Belong? - Mayflower Society, Colonial Dames, DAR, SAR, DUV. [1]
UPCOMING MEETING PROGRAM - 7:15 p.m. Tuesday, June 10, 2003 Could You Belong? - Mayflower Society, Colonial Dames, DAR, SAR, DUV. Five people are in the program lineup for the LLCGS (Lincoln-Lancaster Co. Genealogical Society) meeting, Tuesday, June 10. They will talk about their organizations and give us an opportunity to ask questions. Presenter: Panel, Beth Haring, Moderator Mayflower Society -- Ed Coffey Colonial Dames of America -- Irma Walter Daughters of the American Revolution -- Pat Bolte
4. [NE-LLCGS] Walk a cemetery, take some photos, enjoy the day [1]
I am sure that everyone is enjoying getting outside this great time of year. If you have a free afternoon and are looking for a nice days' outing .... consider grabbing your camera and heading for the nearest country or city cemetery and snapping photos of the gravestones. Remember to also bring a notebook and pen to record the hard to read inscriptions and make sure to number them to go with the photos. The LLCGS (Lincoln-Lancaster Co. Genealogical Society) has a free cemetery transcription form t
5. [NE-LLCGS] Huguenot Society [1]
-------- Original Message -------- Date: Wed, 4 Jun 2003 07:36:14 -0500 From: "Mary Kay Surguine" To: You might mention to someone in the society that they forgot to invite a rep from the Huguenot Society.. Thank you, Mary Kay Betts Surguine Bella Vista, AR member of the DAR and the Huguenot Society
6. [NE-LLCGS] A Land Records and Genealogy Symposium - Beatrice, NE June 11-12, 2003 [1]
* From the NGS UpFront Newsletter June 11-12, 2003 A Land Records and Genealogy Symposium will be held in Beatrice, Nebraska on Wednesday and Thursday, June 11-12, 2003. All are welcome to register for and attend this event.Contact Kelly Schwisow at Southeast Community College-Beatrice at 402-228-8244 about the costs, etc. For additional information about the content of the symposium and the featured speakers, contact Homestead National Monument of America historian Todd Arrington at 402-223-3514. The
7. [NE-LLCGS] Chloe Vennie Foutz, 69, Lincoln, passed away Sunday (5/27/07) [1]
I thought I would post this in case some of you had not heard that Chloe Foutz passed away this week. She was the first LLCGS member I contacted when I wanted to offer my volunteer work as the LLCGS website manager. I never met her but I feel like part of the LLCGS family and so wanted to post her obituary from the Lincoln Journal Star. I came across it while abstracting the obituaries for the Nebraska Obituary Abstracts website. http://www.rootsweb.com/~neobits/ ------------------------- Chloe Vennie Fout
8. Re: [NE-LLCGS] Chloe Vennie Foutz, 69, Lincoln, passed away Sunday (5/27/07) [1]
Chloe will certainly be missed, she was so active in LLCGS as well as her other positions. As one who benefited from her patience and expertise in genealogy, I enjoyed being a member of LLCGS for the 20 years I was involved in tracing family ancestry while she was actively involved. Thanks for the obituary notice, I only saw the brief summary in the Lincoln Journal. Sincerely, Muriel Wilkins ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.
9. [NE-LLCGS] Lincoln-Lancaster Co. Genealogical Society - Sept. 11, 2007 Ellis Island Immigrant Stories [1]
Announcement, Please direct questions to: New LLCGS President, Renee Lubash rlubash@sperrytv.com Lincoln-Lancaster Co. Genealogical Society Meeting & Program Sept. 11, 2007 - Pippa White Ellis Island Immigrant Stories Voices from Ellis Island follows seven immigrants from different parts of Europe and Russia as they cross the Atlantic Ocean and confront unexpected challenges at "the front door to freedom," Ellis Island. >From 1892 to 1930, Ellis Island was the first experience of life in America for mill
10. [NE-LLCGS] Nebraska Obituary Abstracts site has moved [1]
In case anyone has not yet heard, the Nebraska Obituary Abstracts site has moved to: http://neobits.ancestralwhispers.com/ I am in the process of adding more abstracts thanks to 5 very capable and wonderful volunteer helpers. Happy Searching. -- Take care, Kathie Harrison http://whispers.ancestralwhispers.com/
11. [NE-LLCGS] Lancaster County, Nebraska - NEGenWeb has moved [1]
Lancaster County, Nebraska NEGenWeb has moved to http://lancaster.ancestralwhispers.com/ Be sure to update your bookmarks! -- Take care, Kathie Harrison Lincoln, Nebraska Lancaster Co., NEGenWeb Project http://lancaster.ancestralwhispers.com/
12. [NE-LLCGS] “Gravestones of the Past” Lincoln Lancaster Co. Gen. Society [Nebraska] Oc t. 9, 2007 [1]
Lincoln Lancaster County Genealogical Society [Nebraska] Meeting Program for: Oct. 9, 2007 - Speidell The Meaning Behind Gravestone Symbols "Gravestones of the Past" Presented by Speidell Monuments Inc. will tell us about the stones, symbols and inscriptions used in the days of our Ancestors, Speidell's is a family owned Lincoln Business, since 1881, they also do monument restoration, so bring your questions on this topic too. And there will be a handout of interesting websites to visit. Also please updat
13. Re: [NE-LLCGS] NELANCAS Digest, Vol 2, Issue 38 [1]
Hi All, just a note to say we are still working at getting the Lancaster County, NEGenWeb Project new site up and running. Please be patient. You can still visit the old site for the time beaing........ http://www.rootsweb.com/~nelancas/index.htm -- Take care, Kathie Harrison Lincoln, Nebraska Lancaster Co., NEGenWeb Project http://www.rootsweb.com/~nelancas/
14. Lancaster County, Nebraska updates [1]
Hi all! Well after waiting a month I finally have my new computer and am back online to update the web sites. Just updated today are NEBRASKA OBITUARY ABSTRACTS with 3 new pages and more to be added very soon. http://www.rootsweb.com/~neobits/index.htm LANCASTER COUNTY, NEGENWEB PROJECT will be undergoing a new look again and I hope to be adding more biographies to the site in the coming few weeks. Please be patient and in the meantime see what is already there. If you have any data relevant to Lanca
15. How To Take and Record Your Familys Oral Histories [1]
How To Take and Record Your Familys Oral Histories presented by nationally known local author and oral historian,Barb Sommer Dont wait until it is too late -- Learn how to acquire these priceless treasures now! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Lincoln-Lancaster County Genealogical Society of NEBRASKA cordially invites members of the community to attend this free program on Tuesday, July 13, 2004 at 7:15 p.m. Lower Level Amphitheater Of the Everett N. Dick Administration Building Union College Camp
16. Using Cemeteries/Mortuaries/Obituaries - LLCGS (Nebraska) Upcoming Meeting [1]
I have been askied to post this to the lists which may find this of interest. Upcoming Lincoln-Lancaster County Genealogical Society of Nebraska Meeting Program for Aug. 10, 2004 - Using Cemeteries/Mortuaries/Obituaries - Have you looked in every "death" record/resource in the area you are researching? Don't miss this interesting August 10th meeting! Cynthia "Call Ahead" Monroe is the presenter of the first two topics and Eva Bachman will present the Funeral Home part. Ron Gaddis will be the moderato
17. Nebraska Obituary Abstracts [1]
Nebraska Obituary Abstracts has had 10 pages added this week. New Volunteer Transcribers made my job easier and provided more data online. My thanks to these fine people for offering to assist me in keeping this site up-to-date! Jan Plambeck Kaylynn Loveland Leslie Hollander Teri Fisher We now have 425 pages online, but please be sure to check the NEGenWeb Project County sites for older obituaries, since what we have on Nebraska Obituary Abstracts only go back to 2001 to present day. County Obituar
18. "How To Record Your Family's Oral History" [1]
How To Record Your Familys Oral History", will be presented by nationally known local author and oral historian, Barb Sommer. The Lincoln-Lancaster County Genealogical Society of NEBRASKA cordially invites you to attend this free program on Tuesday, July 13, 2004 at 7:15 p.m. in the lower level amphitheater of the Everett N. Dick Administration Building on Union College Campus - 3800 So. 48th St. Lincoln, Nebraska. Park free in any of the College lots east of 48th St. and make the short walk to t
19. Nebraska Obituary Abstracts update and a volunteer needed [1]
Hi everyone! I have a special request. I am in need of someone who can visit the various Nebraska online newspapers daily or at least every coupe days, who can copy and paste the obits and send them to me in a plain text file (please notepad only --- not Word). I can then abstract these to put online for the Nebraska Obituary Abstracts which is hosted by the NEGenWeb Project. My time has been somewhat limited and an assistant volunteer who can do this at least every couple of days, would be greatly a
20. Lincoln-Lancaster County Genealogical Society of Nebraska web site additions [1]
New! The Lincoln-Lancaster County Genealogical Society of Nebraska has now begun to add past Newsletter Articles. More will be added as soon as they are made available. We have also added another funeral card to our site. If you have funeral cards of folks who were from Lancaster County, Nebraska, you can submit a scan of the inside of the card to: Kathie -- be sure to contact me before sending the file. Please put FUNERAL-CARDS-NELANCAS in the subject line. http://www.rootsweb.com/~nellcgs/index.h
21. Biographies added to DCHS web site (Nebraska) [1]
Added more biographies to the Denton Community Historical Society of SW Lancaster County, Nebraska. These biographies are from "LINCOLN The Capitol City and Lancaster County, Nebraska" Published Chicago, Illinois The S. J. Clarke Publishing Company 1916 Biographies were provided by Teresa Sullivan. Transcribed by Kathie Harrison. Names not currently linked are being transcribed and will be added as soon as possible. ENJOY! http://www.rootsweb.com/~nedchs/index.htm Take care, Kathie Harrison Lanc
22. Using Cemeteries/Mortuaries/Obituaries -LLCGS Meeting (Nebraska) Aug.10, 2004 [1]
Upcoming Meeting Program for Lincoln-Lancaster County Genealogical Society of Nebraska http://www.rootsweb.com/~nellcgs/index.htm Aug. 10, 2004 - Using Cemeteries/Mortuaries/Obituaries - Have you looked in every "death" record/resource in the area you are researching? This presentation will cover some of the "hidden" information you may find. Presenters: Ron Gaddis, Eva Bachman Meetings are at 7:15 p.m. on the second Tuesday of each month in the Amphitheater, Dick Administration Bldg., Union Colleg
23. [NE-LLCGS] Nebraska Obituary Abstracts more updates [1]
The Nebraska Obituary Abstracts - part of the NEGenWeb Project has been updated with many additional abstracts for March, April and May 2007. Many thanks to Judy, Jan, Donna, Sharon and Sherri for their volunteer work in getting these obituaries abstracted for our website. More will be added as soon as time permits. http://www.rootsweb.com/~neobits/ -- Take care, Kathie Harrison Ancestral Whispers http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~irishrose/
24. Denton Community Historical Society Meeting is Nov. 22, 2005 (NEBRASKA) [1]
The Denton Community Historical Society Meeting is Nov. 22, 2005 - 6:00 p.m Pot Luck Covered Dish Dinner - Annual Meeting & Election of board members. The Lincoln Irish Dancers will perform following the meeting. Meetings are held at: Denton Community Center 7115 Lancaster Denton, NE Questions, please contact Teresa Sullivan at DSull88075@aol.com or Marilyn Giles at mjgiles@hotmail.com
25. FAKE FAMILY TREES ONLINE [1]
ALERT! Check this out! It's all about FAKE FAMILY TREES ONLINE. It was reported in the Deseret, Morning News, a Utah newspaper, Saturday, November 12, 2005. http://deseretnews.com/dn/view/1%2C1249%2C635160683%2C00.html
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