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1. [NEW-HAMPSHIRE-L] Re: Genealogy search software [1]
Iris, The Genealogy Detective is a Search Program... they spent over a year getting links and sources most of us never even knew existed. I personally spent much more than that on a family History book that was 15 years out of date.....8-( IrisLillie@msn.com wrote: > In a message dated 2/17/00 7:38:18 PM Central Standard Time, > methenyd@megapipe.net writes: > > << > The software product I think was genealogy detective, > I bought a copy and found it one of the best, and probably > the easiest to us
2. [NEW-HAMPSHIRE-L] remove [1]
remove
3. [NEW-HAMPSHIRE-L] Virus Warnings [1]
HI everyone, I am writing concerning Linda warning about getting the Pretty Park Virus. Right below my message is a link to a site that will do a free virus scan on your computer. I have used it many times. Luckily I have not gotten any since my one and only virus about a year ago. My husband scanned his computer and it picked up two in his email. Fortunately he had not opened either one of them. Give it a try. The best part is it is free. Sandy Hunter http://housecall.antivirus.com/housecall/
4. [NEW-HAMPSHIRE-L] Townsend, Merrimack NH, ca 1820 [1]
Since the snow is keeping many of us New Englanders close to home tonight, thought I'd try this brick wall again. Am looking for parents/birth of DAVID STEPHEN TOWNSEND, allegedly b. May 9, 1822 in Merrimack to John & Abigail (???) Townsend. Birth date & place come from his Civil War pension file & death record. Parents names come from marriage record. David Stephen TOWNSEND m. Mary Jane BOOMER in Fall River MA on February 7, 1845. Children, all born in Fall River or New Bedford MA: 1. Lewis Henry * 2
5. [NEW-HAMPSHIRE-L] message from listowner [1]
Hello all, I have a chance to go to MA in a few days to conduct genealogical research, and to visit with my daughter.. :-) I am asking if anyone here has had experience maintaining lists for rootsweb would like to help with this temp job. If not, is there anyone who would like to maintain the list, and I will give you a crash course. I plan to be gone from 2 to 4 weeks.. (Depending what I discover....) :-) Thank you very much, Bev Listowner
6. [NEW-HAMPSHIRE-L] BEARDSLEY Research [1]
I am the new listowner of the BEARDSLEY mailing list, and I would like to invite all of the BEARDSLEY (and alternate spellings) researchers on the New Hampshire list to subscribe. We have been having some great discussions, and many family connections have been made. To subscribe: Send an e-mail to BEARDSLEY-L-request@rootsweb.com, leave the subject line blank, in the body of the message type only one word....subscribe. To subscribe to the digest version (several messages combined on one e-mail), send
7. [NEW-HAMPSHIRE-L] help? [1]
how can you send the FTM programn to someone no the net. can this be done. thank you MARY ALICE
8. [NEW-HAMPSHIRE-L] Some NH Loses/Casualties at Louisbourg 1745 (List is not complete) [1]
NEW HAMPSHIRE CASUALTIES AT LOUISBOURG, 1745 The following from New Hampshire ' Provincial Papers ', Province of New Hampshire from 1738 to 1749; Vol. V, pp. 450-451. Whereas ye following Persons Voluntiers in ye late Expedition against Louisbourg have petitioned ye General Court for some allowances in Consideration of their Losses sickness &c. suffer'd in said Expedition as represented in their respective Petitions on File, Voted, That there be allow'd to said Persons ye sums as
9. [NEW-HAMPSHIRE-L] Eliza Bickford [1]
I am looking for siblings of Eliza Bickford b. 1819 in North Conway. Her parents were Jonathan Bickford & Eliza ? of Conway or Tamworth NH. She married Lemuel Brooks in Boston. Her second marriage was to Abner L. Bates in 1865. Thank you, Debbye
10. [NEW-HAMPSHIRE-L] Biographies of early Cattaraugus, NY Families from VT (a few from NH) [1]
Thanks to Prof. Jerry Locke for this site. It has numerous family biographies of many early families and most are from various towns in VT (some NH) FROM: HISTORICAL GAZETTEER AND BIOGRAPHICAL http://www.enchantedmountains.com/conewangobios.htm HISTORICAL GAZETTEER AND BIOGRAPHICAL MEMORIAL OF CATTARAUGUS COUNTY, NY, ed. By WILLIAM ADAMS, pub 1893
11. [NEW-HAMPSHIRE-L] Re: Book: Life of David Perry of Plainfield, NH 1741-1757 (war years) [1]
Ooops forgot the URL: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/%7Edagjones/captdavidperry/chapter01.html
12. [NEW-HAMPSHIRE-L] NEW WEB SITE [1]
Check out my NEW WEB SITE: 2,500 individuals, over 800 families http://www.genweb.net/~research/index.html Some of the surnames are; Alger, Banks, Champion, DeWolf (Dewolfe), Green, Hall, Huntley, Innis (Enos), Jones, Jordan, Mack, Miller, Palmer, Peck, Phillips, and Sherer (Scheer). (there are hundreds of additional surnames) I hope you will take a couple of minutes to check it out. Sarah Elizabeth Rose srose@jeffnet.org
13. [NEW-HAMPSHIRE-L] U.S. Army Bibliography - List for books on the French/Indian Wars [1]
Excellent! One example: -----, editor. "A Muster Roll for the Expedition Against Canada, in 1760." Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, 26 (May 1891), pp. 426-432. [2d Ser., Vol. 6.] http://www.army.mil/cmh-pg/reference/colon/ficol.htm
14. [NEW-HAMPSHIRE-L] Migrations [1]
Good Morning, Just wanted to let everyone know that there is a new Migrations page that will create a new database. The url is http://www.migrations.org The NH Migrations page is up and ready for submissions at http://www.crosswinds.net/~nhmigration/ Please visit and post your migration information. This gives all of us, no matter what state or county another opportunity to connect with other researchers. -- Kathy Leigh CoGEN WEB CC for Bent, Kiowa & Prowers Counties CO-ALHN Coordinator: Bent, Kiowa & P
15. [NEW-HAMPSHIRE-L] An Account of the Captivity of Elizabeth Hanson of Dover, NH (Kachecky) [1]
Found in another source: Subject: Elizabeth (Meader) Hanson wife of John Hanson Source: One Hundred and Sixty Allied Families by John Osborn Austin printed Privately at Massachusetts 1893 p.124 JOHN HANSON Dover, N. H. Most of his life he dwelt on the outside of the town, at the place called "Knox Marsh," and was a Quaker. 1724 His wife (Elizabeth (Meader) and four children, Sarah, Elizabeth, Daniel and a babe, were captured by the Indians, as also the maid servant; two of his
16. Re: [NEW-HAMPSHIRE-L] Tamouth [1]
Hi Debbye, This is the way us "locals" pronounce Tamworth. It is a wonderful town located in Carroll County, New Hampshire (before 1841 in Strafford County). Hope this helps. George Debbye Lansing wrote: > Anyone out there know where Tamouth NH is and what County it's in? > > Thanks, Debbye > > ==== NEW-HAMPSHIRE Mailing List ==== > New Hampshire Mailing List
17. [NEW-HAMPSHIRE-L] where is Old cheshire, please [1]
If someone were born in "old Cheshire" do you know what county that would be? It could be a mis print or typo as it reads Old Cheshire NH which could also stand for New Haven Thank you, JES
18. [NEW-HAMPSHIRE-L] Lieut. Colonel John GOFFE, French Indian Wars NH [1]
Subject: Col. John Goffe, NH - French and Indian Wars Source: History of Charlestown, NH by Rev. Henry H. Saunderson 1876 p.75 Early in March of 1757, a regiment of five hundred men was raised by New-Hamp- shire for another Crown Point expedition, of which Nathaniel Meserve was Colonel and John Goffe Lieutenant Colonel. This regiment by Lord Loudoun who had succeeded Shirley as Commander in Chief, was divided between these two officers; two hundred men being placed under the command of Goffe; which detac
19. [NEW-HAMPSHIRE-L] WALKER (see also Roster 1777 Fort Ticonderoga) [1]
Surname: WALKER Source: History of Charlestown, NH - Fort No. 4 by Rev. Henry H. Saunderson pub l876 p.582 Seth Walker the earliest of this name in Charlestown,NH son of Joseph Walker, first of Billerica, MA, born at Groton, MA abt l692 m. Eleanor Chandler abt l695. Seth Walker was one of the proprietors under the NH Charter. He was at No 4 as early as l750. His name is on the roll of Capt. Phineas Stevens' Company, enlisting in l750. He d. July 7, l772 age 80. Eleanor (Chandler) Walker, his
20. [NEW-HAMPSHIRE-L] Mason, NH Vital Records Online [1]
http://home.earthlink.net/~georgeo/masonvitalrec.htm Mason, NH Vital Records
21. [NEW-HAMPSHIRE-L] Website Update [1]
In keeping with Black History Month, the Westminster, Windham County, Vermont webpage has just been updated with a section on "People of Colour." ************************************************************** Rachel Duffalo Westminster, Windham Co., Vermont Website: http://www.microserve.net/~rduffalo/Westminster.html
22. [NEW-HAMPSHIRE-L] John Heath b. Plaistow NH? [1]
My ancestor John HEATH was b. in NH about 1760, m. Rachel Kentfield, resided in Brownville, Maine, after 1810, and died there after 1850. I'm descended from his daughter Nancy (Anna), who m. Tileston SNOW, son of Benjamin Snow. Who were John Heath's parents? In _History of the Family of Benjamin Snow_, John Heath's grandson, John Milton Snow, says that John's father's name was Josiah Heath. (p. 230) This book also gives John's wife as Rachel Kentfield. Valerie Giorgi's _Bartholomew Heath of Haverhill,
23. [NEW-HAMPSHIRE-L] 124 Fatalities on Mt Washington, No. Conway, NH since 1849 (listed) [1]
124 fatalities have occurred on and around Mount Washington since 1849 http://www.mountwashington.org/visitor/surviving.html Name, address, date of death, and some reports on individuals. Large report.
24. Re: [NEW-HAMPSHIRE-L] An Account of the Captivity of Elizabeth Hanson of Kach... [1]
I thanked you personally but also want to thank you on the List. Janice Farnsworth
25. Re: [NEW-HAMPSHIRE-L] Franklin NH 1928 Harness shop Canal Street [1]
Gene, Your message struck a familiar chord with me because I had a relative who worked for a Hill who made harnesses in New Hampshire. I searched through my notes and found that Henry Roers (born 1832, brother to my gggrandmother, born Germany) worked for James E. Hill, a harnessmaker in Concord, NH. Some Roers family members moved to Franklin, NH, in fact one died in an auto accident in Franklin in 1928. I wonder if these two Hills are related. Same type of business... For information on the business,
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