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1. Mitchell,Batten,Vallecito [1]
I need an address for the person looking for the above names. I have some more info for you.
2. Marsh Landing [1]
See if this helps. G udde, "California Gold Camps", says on page 209, "Marsh Creek (Contra Costa County) A tributary to the San Joaquin River, which heads east and south of Mount Diablo. Named for John Marsh, the foremost pioneer since 1839 in the Mount Diablo District. The Antioch Ledger(June 17, 1871) and other papers reported the discovery of paying gold deposits along the creek, The excitement was short lived." Historic Spots in California, 4th ed, 1990, page 50 says, "Dr. John Marsh established his
3. Re: MOVING ANCESTORS [1]
don't think >>Michiganders have a particular language, or maybe I've just picked it >>up >>without realizing. Oh no! But I have learned how to show where I live >>by >>pointing it out on the front of my hand (lower Michigan is "the >>mitten"). >> >>Ellen It's nice having your own "built in" state map. I even have a freckle where my home town (Bangor) is. Unfortuantely, the freckle is bigger than the town. Barb - relocated to Avondale where the gals are the prettiest - just ask us! Marshall
4. Re: OLD CHURCH RECORDS [1]
At 09:14 AM 2/27/98 EST, you wrote: >Thanks; good idea. win >Do they serve kahluah? > > Oh but of course. The best in Avondale. ;<) Barb - support the Avondale Pigs - they could be related Marshall
5. Re: Thread From New York to San Francisco needed [1]
At 08:43 AM 2/6/98 -0800, Stefania Scaglia wrote: >Hi all >I didnt realize that my relatives should have traveled from New York >to San Francisco when they left Italy in 1892-1893. >If some of you kept track of the last week thread on how to go to San >Francisco, could you please forward it to me? > Stefania and Everyone who helped with the travel question: Thank You. It was all very enlightening!! Here is the short version of what I found out. How to get from Batavia, NY to Sacramento ,CA in 1864 1.
6. Re: OLD CHURCH RECORDS [1]
do you have any ideas where to ffind records of the >German ME church in SF on Folsom between 4th and 5th STs? And the >schools nearby in 1880? You might try calling the churches in the area now and asking them where the records were kept and if they might still be available for research. Likewise with the schools. The reference desk of libraries in the area might have information or know where you can get it. Good luck. You might also check with Sutro. They have things not found anywhere else. Bar
7. Re: Knights Landing Cemetery Book [1]
Ken, I listed part of that cemetery just last week. I restricted my list to pioneer types, ie do late 1800s. Didn't finish because of rain. I do believe there is a listing around somewhere -DAR? I'll let you know if I find it. Alden At 06:55 PM 2/7/98 +0000, k.tessendorff@worldnet.att.net wrote: >Does anyone have or know if there is a book that lists the names of those >people buried at the cemetery at Knights Landing, CA? >Thank you for your help. >Ken Tessendorff > >k.tessendorff@worldnet.att.net >Re
8. Searching for a friend [1]
I saw your email address on the Geneaology Helplist California web page and thought you might be able to help me. I'm looking for a friend I haven't seen in 30 years. I can't locate her and assume she must have married. I would like to know her married name so that I might continue my search. Her name was Aurelia Katherine Hargrave and she usually used her middle name, "Kathy." I knew her in San Diego in 1967-1969. She was born in August, 1947. In 1969 her parents lived in Newport Beach, Califor
9. Hiatt in Yolo Co. only? [1]
Was the request for Hiatt in Yolo County only? I found some Hiatts in Tuolumne , Plumas and Tulare Counties. Hiatt, Francis Marion 1938 Quincy Cem Dist Database Hiatt, Alfred Henry; Hiatt, Paul Warren; Hiatt, Samuel E ; and Hiatt, Willie; all in Tuolumne County Great Register, Confidence District(I think that's the one east of Columbia) I would have to look up the info on these. Willis Hiatt married Flora E Walton on Oct 6, 1890 in Tulare Co. Daniel Haley married Lucinda Hiatt on July 20, 1885 in
10. Who is left??? [1]
With Roland, Lewis and Carolyn off the list, who is left??? The heart of the list is beating very faintly and due to stop all together. Is that really what we want? Not me. It takes many parts to make a whole. With 3 important parts (Roland, Lewis and Carolyn) missing, how can we expect the list to run smoothly as it has for a realatively long time. I feel very sad about this. Can only wish them each the best and hope they rejoin us very soon. Barb Marshall Marshall
11. Comte [1]
Is there someone on the list who can explin to me the meaning of COMTE? My husband's gr. gr. grandfather was given this title and we're trying to figure out what it means. Family lore has it that he was born in France, the iligit son or grandson of Count Savoy. Know there's some truth here because his mother went to court for child support and a title for him from his natural father. She got both. Next question, who was the Count of Savoie in 1825??? Can anyone suggest some good books to read that would g
12. Re: Triple Irish Coffee - Yum [1]
At 08:26 PM 2/24/98 -0800, Julie Gallaher wrote: >Bob Marshall, > >The coffees look great! Gee, no one remembers my name any more. :<( Oh well, enjoy the coffee. > >Does anyone have advise on how to add some "meat" to plain records? I >know birthdate & place and for 5 generations back but what other kind of >things could I look for? You have some good things already, it's utilizing them to the best advantage. Are there old photos that might tell a bit of family history? Do your parents or other relati
13. RE: Famous Pioneer [1]
My famous pioneer is (William) Paris Henderson. As a small boy in Indiana and then Illinois, a certain circuit lawyer, used to visit their house and stay the weekend when he was a small child. Abraham Lincoln was a long time friend of Paris' parents. The story goes that one weekend in particular Paris was disappointed because his father would not take him to Sunday School, Mr Lincoln volunteered to take the disappointed Paris to sunday school. When he got there he found that the teacher was not present so
14. Re: Chat: San Jose/NORCAL Get together [1]
At 08:16 PM 2/3/98 -0800, you wrote: >Me too, me too....I would love to get together with you guys. I'm here in >Morgan Hill and can go anywhere in the Bay Area. > >Perrin Venosta-Larton > Don't forget us Marshalls. Ken and I are ready with our best smiles. San Jose or bust! Hope we don't get lost in Avondale along the way! Barb & Ken Marshall
15. Re: It's to quiet out there ...... [1]
At 09:14 AM 2/27/98 EST, you wrote: >A mug---and chocolate coated truffles, please. Win > Comming right up. I have had more fun with this. Joe W. accuses me of raising the standards of Avondale with my coffee shop. I think he's just afraid that I'll steal customers from his Saloon and Gas business. I tend to think our coffee shop is much more refined than his establishment. And of course I tell him so. ;<) From the newly updated cafe` and coffee shop in Avondale - where you too can get a poke in every
16. Dickenson, St.Sure etc [1]
--=====================_886802418==_ Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" --=====================_886802418==_ Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="LAVOY.DOC" Thanks for sending the Daly-Holland Cemetery information. I have plotted it on the map. It's sort of interesting to read Tambs' note and find a lady by the same name as my own mother there. Not the same lady, only the same name, Alice Blake. After I left your place, I headed generally for
17. Re: PLANNING A TRIP [1]
At 08:27 AM 2/3/98 -0500, you wrote: >Planning a trip to the Bay Area in March. Trying to do as much "One Stop >Shopping as I Can". Question? from what i understand and have read the >Oakland Main library has quite a bit of vital information and Newspaper >articles that I would be looking for, is this true or would there be >somewhere else that I might be looking? Trying to organize this well ahead >of time so any tips would certainly be appreciated. >Thanks > > I've done quite a bit of research at the
18. Re: It's to quiet out there ...... [1]
>I say "in" Norcal because when you sit down and think about it we are family - >our own family of sorts. It's almost like we are looking through our curtains >at each other waiting for the other person to make the first move. Almost >afraid to be the first one out our front door. I for one have the coffee pot >on and can run to get an apple pie to share. Any takers? > >Diane Right on Diane! I have the coffee: COFFEE Drink Recipes African Lady: Milk, Chocolate S
19. SCHURRA [1]
Will the person working on the name SCHURRA, please contact me. I think I have some information for you. Thanks. Barb Marshall Marshall
20. Re: LISTMOM: My .02 With Caution (Long) [1]
Thanks Yavonne, for putting things in their proper perspective. It was the not knowing that made it difficult to accept and understand. I think there was guilt also. Guilt for perhaps not having paid closer attention to the list. Guilt for grumbling and guilt for not telling those who left, how much we - I - appreciated them. I do agreee with all that you said. If the list is truly what each individual makes of it, then I sak all Norcallers and Norcallettes to join me in trying to make this list the great p
21. RE:Agnews [1]
Hi, I have had some experience researching the Stockton state mental hospital and the CA state archives has their records. However, the patient records are closed to the general public. The only ones that i know that have access are historians or other such researchers, researching historical data. The privacy act limits access even on deceased individuals. You might try contacting the CA state archives and seeing if they have records on Agnews and if the records are available. If they are available onl
22. Re: YO SEMITE [1]
At 01:20 PM 2/28/98 -0800, you wrote: >Yo Semite is beautiful. > Welcome back! Barb Marshall
23. Battens et al [1]
I had a modem line problem when I first tried to send this message and don't know if it went out. I will be very interestred in how these names fit your picture. I am looking forward to hearing you are delighted. Re your questions in the October letter which I had lost until yesterday. Names of the cemeteries at Vallecito; the cem noted below is perhaps called the public cemetery, I don't think there is a name at its entrance. The other one which may be the IOOF cemetery is called Vallecito Cemetery #2
24. Re: 1846 SF Trade Regulations [1]
Both of Gudde's books, "Place Names" and"Gold Camps" and 3rd and 4th editions of " HIstoric Spots" by Kyle, Hoover et al1990 and 1968 are commonly available in libraries, at least in California. There is a pretty good biographical sketch in the latter book, as well as in Gudde. At 09:19 PM 2/25/98 -0800, you wrote: >From: CALIFORNIA PLACE NAMES: THE ORIGIN AND ETYMOLOGY >OF CURRENT GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES by Erwin G. Gudde >(Berkeley: University of California Press, 1969 > >MARSH CREEK (Contra Costa). The o
25. DEFFENBAUGH [1]
I have a Frank DEFFENBAUGH who married a Nora Lee (HARRIS) DULIN. They had two children Clifton Oscar b 1912 and Edna Faye b 1915. Edna Faye is still living, she married Frank DUERMYER. Do know where Edna is but have lost Oscar. Nora Lee was born in MS and died in Memphis TN. Frank remains a mystery. Thank you Barbie Bob and Barbara Foster Peddicord USGenWeb Arkansas Orphan Counties Coordinator: nashoba@cdsnet.net Newsletter: Busby Nomads: http://home.cdsnet.net/~nashoba ListManager: H
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