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1. NYMONROE-D Digest V00 #47 [1]
No more messages for ptroy@grolen.com. I get it..........
2. NYMONROE-D Digest V00 #46 [1]
Are we supposed to get all the messages from everybody on this thing? that is what is happeneing, and we are writing each other. apprently quite a few people didn't realize that is what is 'supposed' to happen......... Pat NY>NYMONROE-D Digest Volume 00 : Issue 46 NY>Today's Topics: NY> #1 Is anyone there? [lakemt@maine.rr.com] NY> #2 Re: Is anyone there? ["DA Whitman" ] NY> #3 RE: Is anyone there?
3. RE: Is anyone there? [0.982777]
Well, you might be nuts, but who are we to judge?? Maryhelen/Washington -----Original Message----- From: DA Whitman [SMTP:debbiew@sover.net] Sent: Tuesday, March 07, 2000 02:30 PM To: NYMONROE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Is anyone there? Nope! You're not nuts! Debbie/Vermont ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2000 7:26 PM Subject: Is anyone there? > Hi. I subscribed several days ago and have not seen ONE MESSA
4. Mid 1800 [0.982777]
Looking for info on Luke RATIGAN and Mary GARRIGHAN, mid to late 1800's. Riga, Chili or Churchville. Marcena in Chaparral, NM Surnames: Newport-Johnson-Hatch-Canfield-Ratigan-Drury-Cody-Garrighan Volunteer for: Cemetery Photos Genie Angel Genexchange Dona Ana, NM
5. Re: Ogden Farmer's Library Update [0.982777]
Here's the correct address: http://www.ogdenny.com/Library/farmlib.htm My browser is case sensitive and I believe you left off the .com :-) Susan mkkitty@rochester.rr.com ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, March 24, 2000 5:21 PM Subject: Ogden Farmer's Library Update > Sorry about posting a URL that can't be reached! > I called them yesterday and the lady I talked to told me that I was the first > one to complain that the site couldn't b
6. THANK YOU RE: Nickname "Nettie" [0.982777]
Hey to you all, You all are just wonderful. All your suggestions were wonderful!! It warms the heart to see one's e-mail full of replies. I try to write each of you a personal thank you, so hope I have not missed anyone. It is so wonderful that we all share with each other. I even heard from someone who use to live in Palatka, small world, huh? Thanks ever so much. Judy Keyes Palatka, FL
7. william Drake-1880 Webster,NY [0.982777]
I am trying to find out information on my wifes 3rd Great Grandfather Francis Borden who died in 1887 in Webster, New York. I found Francis and his wife Maria(Wentworth)Borden on the 1880 census living with William Drake age 60 and his wife Maria age 50. This is first that we knew that Francis and Maria had a daughter named Maria. I have written to various cemeteries in Webster trying to find where Francis and Maria are buried with no luck. I am wondering if anyone might be researching the Drake surname
8. Monroe Co., NY -- misc. Brown, Thorn, Farrel/Carolan, Whittman, Keller, Lynch [0.982777]
>From the Rochester Daily Union & Advertiser dated January 25, 1900 I am not related to any of these families. Dresden--Mrs. R. K. Brown arranged a surprise birthday party for the eightieth anniversary of her mother, Mrs. Doty, yesterday afternoon. There were fifteen ladies present who had reached or passed the age of sixty years and eleven of seventy years or over. Their average age was over seventy-four years. One of the happiest young men in Rochester to-day is Clarence A. Thorn, who yesterday was any
9. Churchville [0.982777]
Does anyone know the name, address and phone number of the funeral home in Churchville? I have been told there is only one. Heidi Quider Gohn GohnH@aol.com
10. Re: explain abbreviations [0.982777]
On Sat, 25 Mar 2000 21:03:28 -0500 timothy a patton writes: > Hello Group. > Can someone please explain some abbreviations I have recently > encountered while looking up records at Mnt. Hope Cem. > This is what I read; Baird, Alice,relict of John;d Oct. 23, > 1902@98{DAR}. > > First of all, what exactly does "relict" mean? Secondly, Relict = Widow > what is > "DAR" ? Daughters of the American Revolution. A local chapter probably transcribed the cemet
11. 1930's [0.982777]
Would anyone remember a DeWolf family from the late 30's, possibly from around the Lake-Dewey area of Rochester who had a daughter Margaret, born on Oct.5, 1938 Joe Fopny18@aol.com
12. bellingham carlisi robinson valerio okun messinger [0.982777]
bellingham carlisi robinson valerio okun messinger DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES Rochester NY and San Diego CA connection BELLINGHAM, James H., Lt Col. AF Res., Retired. 1916-1999. It is with sadness that we report the demise of our friend Jim. A native of Rochester, NY, and a citizen of SD, he lived an interesting & satisfying 82 yrs. He traveled to the Far East, South & Central America, Canada, Alaska, Europe, including WWII experience as a B-17 pilot flying out of Africa & Italy with the 2nd Bomb Group.
13. Re: explain abbreviations [0.982777]
DAR is Daughters of the American Revolution. They were sometimes snooty women who could prove descent from someone who furthered the cause of Liberty; usually a soldier, but sometimes a member of a state legislature or a merchant who supplied Washington's troops at a discount or for free. They didn't accept black people for quite a while; I don't know if they do today. Before 1970 or so their research standards were lax, too. If you were white, could show up sober to afternoon meetings and had clean fingern
14. amdur simonds vandervort benedict pappert dulmage [0.982777]
DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES Rochester NY and San Diego CA connection 26-Jan-2000 Wednesday AMDUR, MARVIN L. DR., May 14, 1913-January 18, 2000 Dr. Marvin L. Amdur, 86, of Buffalo, New York, died January 18, 2000 in San Diego where he recently resided with his daughter and son-in-law, Susan and Charles Hayman. He was a retired physician who specialized in occupational health. He was a Fellow of both the American Academy of Occupational Medicine and the American Public Health Association. Other survivors i
15. MCGLYNN, RICHARDS, WOMBWELL [0.982777]
These are the names I am researching, all in Rochester City. McGlynn- The McGlynn line began in Rochester about 1890-1900 with Fred McGlynn (England). Richards- My research thus far has Thearon Richards in Rochester City directory in 1895. He is a boarder with Mrs Mary Richards at 25 No Union St and works as a shoemaker. This is the earliest Richards information I have. Wombwell- The Wombwell line began in Rochester before 1880 with Alfred and Jane. Alfred later died and Jane married Edward CONCA
16. Re: Surname PLANT/OAKS [0.982777]
HI, This is the family I researching in Rochester: Plant, Timothy 1863-1934 (m.1887?Rochester) Nellie R. OAKS 1865-1921.They had 2 Children: Grace, Arthur. And settled in Rochester, NY, USA any help greatly appreciated Sandy
17. KILBORN,KRISTOF, HALL, WAGNER, COFFIN [0.982777]
Alberta M KILBORN, b 11 Feb 1896 married twice: John KRISTOF and Russell Silas HALL Frances Jeannette KILBORN, b 29 August 1897/8 married twice: Mr. WAGNER and Leonard COFFIN. Is anyone following any of these families in the Rochester & Monroe County? Susanne Farnham Hieber
18. Fwd: [OBITL] CULLEY [0.982777]
--part1_84.288f770.25fef8e2_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I thought perhaps someone might have a connection to this name. Heidi --part1_84.288f770.25fef8e2_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: Received: from rly-zc04.mx.aol.com (rly-zc04.mail.aol.com [172.31.33.4]) by air-zc05.mail.aol.com (v69.28) with ESMTP; Mon, 13 Mar 2000 20:45:32 -0500 Received: from bl-14.roo
19. Howard and Anna Smith 1935-1936 Rocester NY [0.982777]
Hello to Everyone, First I'm new not only to this list, but also to searching in New York. Since 1985, I've only been searching in PA. I recently found new information that my grandparents were married in Rochester NY, not Scranton PA.. According to the Rochester city directory 1935-36 it shows my grandparents Haoward and Anna Smith living at 117 Meigs street in Rochester. It also shows my grandfather was in Real Estate. Can anyone tell me where to write for a marriage certificate?
20. Re: NYMONROE-D Digest V00 #59 [0.982777]
Would any listmembers have information about Civil War-era hospitals that might have been located in Rochester? I'm trying to find out if my g-g-grandfather, Conrad BODENSTEIN -- a soldier from the Civil War -- d. in hospital either near the end of the war or immediately afterward. I hope to hear from someone who has knowledge of such a hospital. Best Regards, Sally BOLSTER HOLCOMBE
21. Obits: Kennedy, Rittenhouse, Harmer, Hilts, Smith, Delles, Welch, Gerndt, Ward, Allsworth, Coulson, Reiber, Kearney, Forrest, Field, Allen, Kernan, Koenig, Reumer, Wyenhuis [0.982777]
I am not related to any individuals mentioned in these articles nor do I have access to any records. I only transcribe what is sent to me. Sorry. From the Rochester Daily Union and Advertiser, March 7, 1900 OBITUARY Porter Kennedy SOUTH LIVONIA, March 7 - Porter Kennedy died of pneumonia Sunday. Deceased was about 60 years of age, and is survived by one brother, his wife and five children. The funeral was held from the family residence yesterday afternoon. Lafayette Rittenhouse Special Dispatch to Unio
22. Monroe Co, NY Claffy People [0.982777]
Transcribers Note: These registers are handwritten in Latin and were transcribed in a dark room in order to view microfilm. If you see anything of interest I recommend you view the microfilm personally. Question mark indicates items difficult to read. St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Rochester, NY LDS film 1420497 Oct 4, 1835 Baptised Hugh Claffy, son of Daniel Claffy & Elizabeth Delaney, sponsors Hugh Claffy & Alice Balfe. Feb 5, 1836 Married Michael Kelly to Catharine Claffy, witnesses-Peter Steel
23. HALLOCK / HALLECK - mid 1800's [0.982777]
I am interested in the Hallock/Halleck family Ella Cook Halleck born abt 1844 in Rochester. Erasmus Darwin Halleck born July 15, 1832 in Henrietta Edwin DarwinHallock born May 8, 1856 in Rochester Percy Hallock born 1863 in Rochester. Thanks for any help. Charles ckamp3@redrose.net
24. Ogden Farmer's Library [0.982777]
Today was my first visit to the Ogden Farmer's Library, 269 Ogden Center Road, Spencerport, NY 14559, Tel 716-352-2141 www.ogdenny/library/farmlib.htm The library is small in size, but large in genealogy holdings! I was very impressed! I went there to view their copy of Broderbund CD #188: Index to Griffith's Valuation of Ireland 1848 - 1864 (to my knowledge, the only library in the Rochester area that has it) but found that they have numerous other genealogy CD's from Broderbund as well. Hopefully,
25. ORPHAN ARCHIVES: New York [0.982777]
Hi Lists, I found this wonderful web site with so much information on New York Orphan Archives :Records +Holding.It's worth checking out! Judy http://www.scruz.net/~elias/hnoh/AVOTART6B.html#ORPHANCOURT
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