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1. [NEWGEN] England: Kent's Directory of 1740 [1]
ENGLAND. Kent's Directory 1740. This directory contains an alphabetical list of the names and places of abode of the directors of companies, persons in public business, merchants, and other eminent traders in the cities of London and Westminster and the borough of Southwark. http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~frpayments/KD1740/ Sally Rolls Pavia Sun City, AZ sallypavia2001@yahoo.com "We are not makers of history. We are made by history." List Owner: GENEALOGYBITSANDPIECES-L-request@rootsweb.com Arch
2. Re: [NEWGEN] It's Good to Be a Computerized Pack-Rat [1]
I do the same kind of thing. I have an email folder "genealogy," and periodically I print them all out, archive them on CD and delete them from my harddrive. The paper copies go into my genealogy file boxes by surname. Anyone else have similar strategies? Wendy www.DianasLegacy.net -- He that has no fools, knaves, or beggars in his family was begot by a flash of lightning. -- English proverb > It's Good to Be a Computerized Pack-Rat > by Shryll of Colorado > > I organize my genealogical e-mail into s
3. [NEWGEN] From Cyndi's List [1]
http://www.sonofthesouth.net/leefoundation/Confederate_states_America.htm History of the Confederate States of America This site presents original Harper's Weekly news accounts of the formation of the Confederacy, including biographies and other data on key Confederate Leaders. HCGS http://www.hardincogenealogycenter.homestead.com/index.html Glory Gospel Group http://glorygospelgroup.homestead.com/Welcome.html
4. [NEWGEN] The Hidden Search Capabilities of Familysearch.org [1]
The Hidden Search Capabilities of Familysearch.org By Nathan W. Murphy, AG Have you ever wondered what the three mysterious boxes at the bottom of the search page for the International Genealogical Index do? These often overlooked boxes labeled Batch Number, Serial/Sheet Number, and Film Number, provide excellent additional search capabilities not available through standard avenues. In order to successfully navigate these searches, an overview of their functions is required. This article will focus on the
5. [NEWGEN] National WWII Memorial [1]
This was sent from another list I am on. I typed in Bower and got 64 pages just of that spelling. This is a great site. Gloria Below is an item that was passed along to me & thought others may find it helpful/interesting. It is searchable AND you can add an honoree to the list they are compiling. Apologies to those who receive this more than once. National WWII Memorial http://www.wwiimemorial.com/default.asp?page=registry.asp&subpage=search HCGS http://www.hardincogenealogycenter.homestead.com/ind
6. [NEWGEN] From Cyndi's list [1]
http://generasion.1022.net Cemeteries Researches in Jewish Middle. Paris, France. HCGS http://www.hardincogenealogycenter.homestead.com/index.html Glory Gospel Group http://glorygospelgroup.homestead.com/Welcome.html
7. [NEWGEN] HP Printer cords, safety recall [1]
You may want to check your HP printer cord and see if it's on the recall list.... Bunny While researching my HP printer, I ran across this Recall. I think everyone with a HP Printer should see if you printer cord is on the recall list, it sounds like the cord could be dangerous. http://h30027.www3.hp.com/ac_cord_recall/home1/content/index.asp SHARE...SHARE...SHARE...
8. [NEWGEN] Re: Posting... [1]
Another tip about posting......... Make sure to sign the guest book on sites and include your surnames. When I was searching for the Matter/Motter line, I got a response from a 2nd cousin and it took 3 years after my first posting on the internet........but with the wait, I was able to put together a Motter Gathering and met almost 100 Motter kin. So post and post often. And remember to search other surnames that tie into that line. Gloria Motter HCGS http://www.hardincogenealogycenter.homestead.com/index.h
9. Re: [NEWGEN] updates [1]
Thanks for passing this on. Gloria HCGS http://www.hardincogenealogycenter.homestead.com/index.html Glory Gospel Group http://glorygospelgroup.homestead.com/Welcome.html ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bunny"
10. Re: [NEWGEN] Re: Posting... [1]
Yes, and those entries in guest books show up in search engines. I know because my brother likes to sign guest books with lengthy entries, and his name comes up plastered all over search engine results. Woody ~~~~~~~~~<>~~~~~~~~~~ bunny@lightstream.net writes: Gloria... I have never thought about signing the guestbook when searching..... Another excellent idea....... Thanks..... Bunny Another tip about posting......... Make sure to sign the guest book on sites and include your surnames. When I was
11. [NEWGEN] Post, post, post...... [1]
I have posting almost everywhere I can hoping someone could help me.... It happened...... I went to and posted on www.cousinconnect.com one evening and when I got on line the next morning I was surprised to have responses to both posts...... I've never been able to locate Kathryn MALEJKI in Ellis Island.... no matter how I spelled the name..... I received email telling me how he had located her and two small sons who traveled with her.... The older of the two is quite a surprise to me. I knew the tw
12. [NEWGEN] updates [1]
Found this and thought you would be interested in ordering these updates on CD..... Bunny GET A FREE UPDATE CD FROM MICROSOFT Some of Microsoft's updates are big, big, big. Downloading over a dial- up connection is a chore. To avoid that, you can get all the updates through October on CD for free. Once these updates are installed, you'll have more to do. There have been many updates since October. They still will have to be downloaded. Meanwhile, order the free CD here: http://www.microsoft.com/secu
13. Re: [NEWGEN] Re: Posting... [1]
Thanks Bunny, I always sign the guest book, no matter what the site is about. I will make it short, something like" searching for the Motter/Matter families". I also read the entry's on all genealogy and personal sites. I have found cousins that way also. Gloria HCGS http://www.hardincogenealogycenter.homestead.com/index.html Glory Gospel Group http://glorygospelgroup.homestead.com/Welcome.html ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bunny"
14. [NEWGEN] What is a Zouave? from Daily Intelligencer, Wheeling, Western Virginia, Feb. 23, 1861 [1]
DEFINITION: ZOUAVE (zoo wov) noun. (1) one of a body of infantry in the French Army, composed orig. of Algerians, distinguished for their dash and hardiness, and wearing a picturesque Oriental uniform. (2) a member of any body of soldiers wearing a similar dress. (3) a soldier of volunteer regiments (1861-65) in the U.S. Army whose dress resembled the French Zouave uniform. General George B. McClellan described Zouaves as the "beau-ideal of a soldier". They became the epitome for bravery, and enjoyed a
15. [NEWGEN] virus update..... [1]
I received this from the Kim Komando site I belong to...... Read it and make sure your virus protection is updated on a regular basis.... Bunny When good computers go bad........... MyDoom virus..... This malicious program poses a threat to all of us and to the Internet. This is important, so stay with me. Last weekend, the SCO Group's Web site was attacked by thousands of infected machines. These are mostly private machines, owned by individuals. They have been turned into zombies by the MyDoom viru
16. Re: [NEWGEN] Posting... [1]
I wish I could say posting on the internet has helped me. Few, if any have responded to my queries. Most of the information I've collected over the years is a direct result of personally going to court houses, libraries, cemeteries, etc., belonging to genealogical societies and writing hundreds of letters. I know many can't travel to places of their ancestors and the internet is great for some, but my family search has had so many "dead ends", there is no way I could have found everything had I no
17. [NEWGEN] NEW Errors in Submitted LDS files [1]
I know we have talked about this before, but would like help. I havent sent any records to LDS yet, but just did a search and find my Dad entered there several times. Two files seem okay another (IGI) has him born in wrong location. Another file has my Mothers name misspelled. These have to be errors made from others copying my files and not being careful in what they copied. I dont know these folks who submitted my family and the IGI, I cannot find who submitted it. What can I do about this IF ANYTHIN
18. Re: [NEWGEN] Post, post, post...... [1]
Thanks Sue Ellen... super great feeling to have finally found them.... Bunny YEA! THAT is exciting Bunny Good for you! Sue Ellen
19. Re: [NEWGEN] Posting... [1]
Hi Juanita..... I know personally how frustrating it can be when you keep searching and searching and come up with noda...... zilch... My ancestors settled in Washington County, PA.... Like you, the only info I have is what I found on my own. I keep posting, posting, posting. I did receive an email from a second cousin, from a posting on Rootsweb, I didn't know I had but she wants all my info and won't stay in contact with me. She contacted me twice and that's it. She could have lots of info on my Da
20. [NEWGEN] Very Interesting [1]
> From: Elhanan Adler > > Date: 2004/02/09 ? PM 12:33:42 GMT+05:30 > > To: IIRS-ASMI@LISTSERV.TAU.AC.IL > > Subject: Historic Hebrew Newspapers site > > > > The Jewish National and University Library, David and Fela Shapell > > Family Digitization Project, is pleased to announce the opening to the > > public of the Historic Hebrew Newspapers website at: > > http://jnul.huji.ac.il/dl/newspapers/ > > > > The aim of this site is to provide open access to images of the major > > titles of
21. Re: [NEWGEN] Re: Posting... [1]
Gloria... I have never thought about signing the guestbook when searching..... Another excellent idea....... Thanks..... Bunny Another tip about posting......... Make sure to sign the guest book on sites and include your surnames. When I was searching for the Matter/Motter line, I got a response from a 2nd cousin and it took 3 years after my first posting on the internet........but with the wait, I was able to put together a Motter Gathering and met almost 100 Motter kin. So post and post often. And re
22. [NEWGEN] Posting... [1]
Where do you post, besides NEWGEN, when you are looking for your ancestors? Try to give a list of all the sites you post to... Give an example of what you post.... One I post to is Rootsweb..... Looking for ancestors of Ludwig Malejki ( Louis Malinky ) who immigrated to America in 1910 from Sanok, Poland. He sailed out of Hamburg, Germany. His wife Katherine Pencek Malejki immigrated with their infant son Stephen at a later date. I look for message boards and check if there is anything posted t
23. [NEWGEN] Use DNA to Find Sfrican Roots; Public DNA Database for Family History [1]
African Ancestry Using DNA to Find African Roots African Ancestry, a small Washington, D.C. based company, has compiled a database of 10,000 African DNA samples, representing 85 ethic groups. The company aims to be able to trace those of African descent back to a tribe or region on the native continent. They sell two types of DNA tests and claim to be able to trace at least one bloodline to a specific geographic area in Africa using their database. Apparently several ethnic groups in Africa have telltale
24. [NEWGEN] New URL [1]
This is a new and very helpful website for those researching in Kentucky: http://www.rootsweb.com/~kygenweb/kvrp Barbara V.
25. Re: [NEWGEN] Posting... [1]
Post everywhere there is a chance to be seen! World Connect, Rootsweb, Genfourm, Gencircles, State and county and local sites, Surname lists and bulletin boards, if overseas, think the same way, from villages up to country levels. If religious groups such as Quakers, Pa German, Pa Dutch, post at their site. Some Clans have sites, post there, and so on... Even www.findagrave.com is bringing results as we post information on cemetery files. Post your family graves. Get creative, think outside the norm.
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