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1. Re: [NF-ROOTS] Wanted Email [1]
Howdy, Rex's email address is on his web site at the following: http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/g/i/b/Rex-V-Gibbons/index.html?Welcome=999922020 but, just in case this doesn't go through properly here's his email address: rex@roadrunner.nf.net Barry On Tue, 04 September 2001, "Morley Goodyear" wrote: > > Can anyone email me Rex Gibbons email address.I lost all my addresses when my computer crashed , virus hit! > Thanks, Morley Goodyear. > > > ==== NFLD-ROOTS Mailing List ==== > SOUTH CO
2. Re: [NF-ROOTS] [NFLD-ROOTS] Gosse, Judge, Farrell, Casey, Ryan, Bursey, White, Kelly, Fitzpatrick. [1]
Hi Ed, any connections to my White's from Greenspond or Port Nelson (a.k.a. Loo Cove) yet? Barry On Mon, 17 September 2001, "Bursey" wrote: > > Researching the following: > > Gosse, Spaniards Bay and > Bell Island. > Judge, ? and Bell Island. > Farrell, ? and Bell Island. > Casey, ? and Bell Island. > Ryan, Spaniards Bay and Bell Island. > Bursey, Catalina and Bell Island. > White, Pool's Island and Bell Island > Kelly, Ireland and Bell Island. > Fitzpatrick, Ireland and Bell Island. > >
3. [NF-ROOTS] Ferry relatives? [1]
I am looking for any information on Joseph Ferry, b about 1860 in Channel Islands, lived in St. John's Nfld, d 1888 lost at sea, or his children. Joseph had married a Rosanna Roberts, b 3-16-1853. She was born in Scotland, and died in Milwaukee WI, 12-01-1918. I have a Joseph Ferry b 9-5-1887, Edward George Ferry, b 5-21-1882, and Maude Ferry, my ggrandmother, b 6-22-1884 St. John's Nfld, d 3-3-1935 Milwaukee, WI as his children. If anyone has any information on any of my ggrandmother's siblings, or on J
4. Re: [NF-ROOTS] Scarborough ON and area [1]
Howdy folks, here are a few links for Anglican churches in the Toronto (GTA) area: http://www.st-timothy.ca/ http://www.st-andrew-anglican.ca/ http://www.toronto.anglican.ca/parish/stjohns/ http://www.quartette.com/sunny/st-pauls.htm http://www.saintstephens.on.ca/ http://www.stpeters.aims.on.ca/ http://www.geocities.com/torontocursillo/ http://www.netcomsolutions-ont.com/st_martins/ http://www.findachurch.com/stgeorges/ http://www.netcomsolutions-ont.com/st_matthews/ http://www.stlukemississauga.org/ http
5. Re: [NF-ROOTS] Cook, Osmond, Bright, Mahar, Pippy, Hancock, Roberts, Earle, Kean [1]
Hi "Cookie", what Kean's are you looking for from Greenspond. I'm related to the Kean's from Pool's Island (3 miles by boat from Greenspond). Barry On Sun, 16 September 2001, "Cookie" wrote: > > Researching the following: > > COOK: Port Rexton area > OSMOND: Greenspond, Gambo > BRIGHT: any area > MAHER: any area > PIPPY: any area > ROBERTS: Twillingate area > DODGE: Northern Bight > HANCOCK: Buchans, Botwood > EARLE: Little Heart's Ease > KEAN: Greenspond > > > ==== NFLD-ROOTS Mailin
6. Re: [NF-ROOTS] Re: My List [1]
Hi Sharon, I have the following links to the following surnames you listed: Esther Winsor Tiller (1884-1967) back to her GGGgrandfather Edward Tiller (1720-1802). Rebecca Oldford (b. 1822) back to her father James Oldford (1794-1868). Rose Feltham (b. 1800) back to her father John Feltham (b. abt. 1770's). Any connections? Barry On Tue, 18 September 2001, aoram wrote: > > Listers: > > I think that it's time I posted my reasearch list again hoping some of our > new members are researching the same na
7. Re: [NF-ROOTS] Latin help [1]
Hi Sherree, I'm sure somebody else has answered this by now, but I thought I add my 2 cents worth: As per The New Winston Dictionary and Reference Library (c) 1940 laus De-o, Lat. (los' de'o), praise (be) to God. That's as close as I can get to it. Barry On Tue, 28 August 2001, by way of Sue O'Neill wrote: > > Hi I am hoping someone on this list knows a little Latin. I am looking for > the english word for LAures. Any clues or opinions? > Sherree > > > ==== NFLD-ROOTS Ma
8. [NF-ROOTS] Them Hard Working Newfies [1]
hi yall I am proud to be descended from such a hardworking race of people. It was not only the women, however, that worked themselves to the bone. Men worked just as hard on the fishing grounds and in the woods. In the early settlement years of NFLD we saw the real equality of the sexes. I think everyone has that image of Newfies in their minds and that is why Newfie jokes do not bother me. Just because they (Newfies) may not have been as formally educated as a professor in Toronto they have such a
9. [NF-ROOTS] Turner - St. Brendan's [0.976981]
Sherree/Brendan, If you find a Turner connected to Lower Island Cove could you let me know - thanks. X-Message: #3 Date: Sat, 01 Sep 2001 19:13:28 -0400 From: "Sue O'Neill" To: NFLD-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com Message-Id: <5.1.0.14.0.20010901191302.01d263f0@pop6.sympatico.ca> Subject: Re: [NF-ROOTS] Turner from ST.Brendans, Traverse in around White BAy area Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"; format=flowed Forwarded message sent from Brendan: mailto:placid_007@hotmail
10. [NF-ROOTS] McGraths of Conception Harbour [0.976981]
Hi list, I'm doing some research on my McGraths of Conception Harbour and thought I would try again to see if there are any connections. Descendants of John McGrath 1 John McGrath b: Bef. 1849 . +Jane Gushue b: Bef. 1849 m: May 22, 1866 ...... 2 Thomas McGrath b: October 22, 1866 .......... +Alice ? b: September 1862 ...... 2 Ann McGrath b: July 1868 ...... 2 John McGrath b: February 07, 1870 ..........
11. [NF-ROOTS] Re: NFLD-ROOTS-D Digest V01 #773 [0.976981]
> Hello Ed, Regarding the letter you wrote (Below): I would like to clear up one statement you made. We Americans Do Not Allow terrorists into this country if we know they are terrorists. Hope this clears things up for you, Bev > > > Subject: Re: [NF-ROOTS] Fwd: NF souvenier- little seals? question > Date: Sat, 29 Sep 2001 00:33:24 -0400 > From: "Edward Hussey" > To: NFLD-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com > > RE: Little Seals, > I have a vivid recollection of my father eating a sea
12. [NF-ROOTS] Re: NFLD-ROOTS-D Digest V01 #655 [0.976981]
Hi Brian; My Ggrandfather was Isaac Eastman (Nov17,1847-Jan13,1933) of Woody Island and Lewin's Cove, Burin Bay Arm. I've found 1 census that says he was born on Woody Island and another says he was born in Trinity. Also, heard through word of mouth that he came from England. I don't know who Isaac's parents were but I've been told he had 4 brothers (William,Richard,George and Joseph) and 1 sister (Rebecca) My grandfather was George William (Will)Eastman (Dec10,1875-Dec 1919) I know I'm related to the G
13. [NF-ROOTS] Off topic - Family Tree Maker version3.02 [0.976981]
HI, yes I am finally going to try and put some of this information I have been researching for the last year on a family tree online. I was sent this for free via a nice lady on another list "Family Tree Maker" version 3.02 who said it would get me started. Has anyone used this and is it a good program to use. Can you update it later? Any advise on using this program? Thanks, Christine... p.s. how do I put my tree online after putting in on my hard drive with this CD? I noticed that you must hav
14. [NF-ROOTS] Re: Need help [0.976981]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Replies? Click on the following URL Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/IOC.2ACE/73.1 Message Board Post: I have some connections to the Reids and Days in Old Shop. Please e-mail me directly to discuss further. Cheers, Jennifer
15. Re: [NF-ROOTS] MARY FARRELL [0.976981]
HI George: She is my gggrandmother and I do not no any more than that. Thanks for the response. Who is William Farrell? Is he from Bell Island? I don't know if Mary Farrell is from there or not. Could she be from St. John's, Conception Bay or Ireland. I would love to know. All the best Ed. ----- Original Message ----- From: GEORGE LAWRENCE To: bursey@avint.net ; NFLD-ROOTS-L@roots
16. [NF-ROOTS] Silent Canadians - Lonely Newfoundlanders [0.976981]
Listers I have a question for Newfoundlanders who live/have lived in mainland Canada. Do you think there is less talking, sharing and joking among central Canadians ? My grandmother Taylor who had migrated to Canada with her husband between the Wars used to say "No one talks to you here! I might as well be talking to the fence post!" Have any of your own old people in mainland Canada ever complained of this? I am not knocking Ontario people I am one myself by birth. But still I am wondering about the lon
17. Re: [NF-ROOTS] Re: NFLD-ROOTS-D Digest V01 #694 [0.976981]
I agree Brenda, This is the first list server where I found that to be even mentioned. Part of the reason many of us do this is to find our "living" relatives. We had an acadian geleology summit last year in Cape Breton and it was great to meet those people you found through the net who were cousins. Godfrey ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brenda Faubert" To: Sent: Saturday, September 08, 2001 12:15 AM Subject: [NF-ROOTS] Re: NFLD-ROOTS-D Digest V01 #6
18. RE: [NF-ROOTS] Squid Jiggin Song [0.976981]
Actually, The home page of my website has it in the background. The URL is http://www.geocities.com/donnagreen_99/index.htm Enjoy. donna -----Original Message----- From: Bruce & Evelyn Martin [mailto:oldbanjoman@home.com] Sent: Saturday, September 08, 2001 12:35 PM To: NFLD-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [NF-ROOTS] Squid Jiggin Song Hi Diane: Click in to http://www.pigeoninlet.nfnet.com/songs.htm . Bruce. net.com/songs.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: "Diane" To:
19. [NF-ROOTS] BAILEY a la Seary [0.976981]
Hullo, Here's the Bailey listing from E.R. Seary's "Surnames of the Island of Newfoundland." Cheers, Ngaire Genge ------------------------------- BAILEY, a surname of England, Scotland, Ireland and the Channel Islands from the term "Baillie," now obsolete in England, but still used in Scotland of a chief magistrate, a sheriff, and an alderman, or from the English place name Bailey (Lancashire). (Reaney, Black, Turk). Guppy found Bailey widespread, and especially in Hampshire, Staffordshire and Oxfordshi
20. [NF-ROOTS] Russell [0.976981]
Hi Here i am again with yet another surname lol, its not hard to tell summer is on the way out and school is back in. Ive dusted off all my full 9 binders, and am in the process of cleaning out my filing cabinet and organizing all the boxes of info and resources material. So here goes one of the many names I will be inquiring about. I don't know anything else about the Russell name except;;;;; Ellen Russell married William KAvanagh in 1929. I know she was born or I think she was born in HArbour G
21. Re: [NF-ROOTS] Devon Baptisms - Exeter Cathedral [0.976981]
Hi there, These are very interesting records and I have seen loads of names also that I recognize from NF etc...hmmm not to fit them in!!! Thanks for sharing, Lori-Ann > > > Subject: [NF-ROOTS] Devon Baptisms - Exeter Cathedral > > Date: Mon, 3 Sep 2001 20:47:28 -0600 > > From: "Don & Jeanne Ross" <> > > To: NFLD-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com > > > > Received notification that these are now online at > > http://www.devon-genealogy.org.uk > > > > The index starts on page 337 > > http://web.ukonline.co.uk/nigel.batty
22. [NF-ROOTS] Browns Arm PEARCE family [0.976981]
Anyone in or around Browns Arm or know any of the fmailies from there? Interested in the Pearce family. Raelene Earle
23. From your listownerRe: [NF-ROOTS] Off topic? My personal family & info.. Baymen site!!!! [0.976981]
I do understand the frustration at having your personal information posted on a web site without permission. The forwarding of ANY message posted to the NFLD-ROOTS list without permission of the originator is a violation of rootsweb acceptable use policy. If a message you have posted is forwarded on (even if it's forwarded to another list without your consent) contact me and it will be dealt with immediately. If you have a complaint about what a website has posted, the NFLD-ROOTS list isn't the
24. [NF-ROOTS] On Sharing Family info [0.976981]
Listers Sorry, this is going to be a long winded posting but loaded with info, all good stuff I hope, for those wrestling with the privacy aspect of sharing family info.. I too have been caught up in this situation of unknowingly having info on living family members being posted at a web site and did some research on the issue. For those that are not sure of the protocol or pondering the rules here is something of interest: Standards For Sharing Information With Others Recom
25. RE: [NF-ROOTS] Would this interest anyone? [0.976981]
Hello Ngaire! Any info there on the Hiscocks, Horwoods, or Howells of Carbonear, the Dawes of Port de Grave or St. John's, or Port de Grave Morgans? Erin :) -----Original Message----- From: maelstrum@nf.sympatico.ca [SMTP:maelstrum@nf.sympatico.ca] Sent: Friday, August 31, 2001 1:50 PM To: NFLD-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NF-ROOTS] Would this interest anyone? Hi Sue, Folks! Recently come across a "sealing book," it's not actually a book, more a report on catches and whatnot with information dat
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