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1. [OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA] ROOTSWEB RESPONSE - List Administrator Legitimate???? [1]
Dear List- I received a response from ONE branch of Rootsweb and my response back to this message was NOT a pretty one. I have since written to another branch of Rootsweb asking them to do some further checking to see if the "legitimate" e-mail address is really a legitimate List Administrator. **************************************** Sharon, It would be best that you took it up with the person themselves in the first instance. They are legitimate. Regards Andrew RootsWeb staff - mailing lists and b
2. RE: [OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA] MEMORIES OF MOTHER IN MAY [1]
Nobody ask you to post personal information! Sounds like a bunch of liberals blowing thing out of proportion. -----Original Message----- From: G. Lee Hearl [mailto:glh@naxs.com] Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 6:18 PM To: OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA] MEMORIES OF MOTHER IN MAY I don't think it's a very good Idea to post our mothers personal information to any list! I hope members don't do it! Thank You, G. Lee Hearl Authentic Appalachian Storyteller Abingdon, Va. ==
3. [OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA] Spinster [1]
Spinster: 1} a spinner of yarn either in a factory or her home to earn money. 2} an unmarried woman Spinner: aperson who made yarn from sheep's wool which had been carded. Source: A comprehensive Dictionary for Genealogists & Historians.
4. [OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA] Book - Morgan County West Virginia and Its People [1]
Since it is my understanding that Morgan County WV was once a part of Frederick Co VA, I thought this post appropriate. Hi, My family with the surname Bohrer has always been spelled this way, however there is a Bohrer, Borah, Borer Book 1720-1965 compiled during the years 1956-1965 By Camden Borah Meyer. The book states on the inside cover page "The following pages contain a genealogical history of some of the descendents of Peter Bohrer who came to America in 1750. His descendents now spell their name
5. [OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA] Those for whom I am searching... [1]
I can go back to 1753, when Alexander Oglesby buys 260 acres of land at the confluence of Stephen's Run and Crooked Run at (what is now known as) Ninevah, Frederick/Warren Co. Virginia. Because of the laws he had to have been at least 21 to buy that land, making him born in or before 1732. This was Lord Fairfax's land. Alexander was a farmer and living in Frederick Co when he purchased this tract and he would own it until his death in 1794 at which time it was bequethed to his sons. Alexander married H
6. [OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA] BOHRER research NC FRY nee Bohrer [1]
Is anyone on this list researching or does SKS know anything about the family of Abraham Bohrer b circa 1720 Frederick Co, VA - d circa 1759 Frederick Co, MD and wife Anna Marie maiden name unknown? We have not found where his family came from. Possibly PA and before that the Germanys and/or Switzerland. They had at least four sons - John Adam, John George, John Heinrich, John Peter, and one daughter Anna Maria who married Nicholas Fry and moved to NC. I am a direct line descendant of John Peter Bohrer
7. [OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA] Mother Memorial--Thelma Marie White [1]
A little history to begin with: My mother Thelma Marie White was born 12 September 1909 at her Mother's parents. When I ordered her birth record I received the original one on a 3 x 5 card and her grandfather informed them he was there when she was born and he named her Sarah. Her father Jesse Melvin White put her 6 sisters in the children's home when Grandma was two months pregnant with her. She believed she last saw him at the age of two but from post cards I have found written by my Grandma to her
8. [OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA] MEMORIES OF MOTHER IN MAY [1]
I agree with Mr Hearl, Ann, KS Kramer also...if you turn on full headers here is the header this person also sent same message to FOUR other lists...by the way, who is the List Mgr for this list.....????? anyone know???...and where is stargate.net located??? anyone know...Nena X-Original-Sender: yubr@stargate.net *** Fri May 10 14:34:19 2002 Message-ID: <3CDC20EC.7CBB46B@stargate.net> X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.02 [en]C-DIAL (Win95; U) Old-To: VAFREDER-L@ROOTSWEB.COM, ** VAFLUVAN-L@ROOTSWEB.COM, ** OLD-FREDER
9. Re: [OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA] Beckley marriage [1]
The only Beckley marriage in Frederick Co. VA is for Charles Beckley and Elizabeth Tapp, 3 Apr. 1816, by John B. Tilden, minister This is from Vogt & Kethley's book. Cathy Gowdy Marin Co., CA Genealogical Society
10. [OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA] The Baynton - Wharton & Morgan Company, also George Morgan [1]
Does anyone have a list of the names of traders or teamsters, freight hauling people who worked for the Baynton-Wharton and Morgan company during the mid to late 1700's? Also George Croghan's men working with him in the trading business? The company traded between Philadelphia and Winchester and the frontier. Any information on these employees working for these people would be appreciated. I'm trying to find out is along with Valentine and William Crawford, if any Murphy's worked for this trading company. T
11. [OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA] Researching Purgett/Burgett [1]
Hi All, Sorry for the multiple posts but my question covers both areas. Does anyone have any suggestions on where to find marriage, birth or death info from the period of 1750- 1800. I have found my family listed in Fred. Co, Md. in 1753, twice. again in 1757 in a letter to the Govornor of Md in Fredricktown. The next listing is in Va. and Fairfax Land Grants starting in 1772 with grants covering close to 1000 acres. These are now in Hardy and Hampshire Co., WV. Trying to connect brothers and sisters and m
12. Re: [OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA] MEMORIES OF MOTHER IN MAY [1]
More importantly, it gives the "bad guys" access to our mothers' maiden names which, unfortunately, is still used as a "password" by banks, etc. Ann > I Agree with you G. Lee Hearl. Its nobody's business. > Don't see what it has to do with genealogy. > >> I don't think it's a very good Idea to post our mothers personal > information to any list! I hope members don't do it!
13. [OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA] Medlar/Hardy/Jennings/Pennell of Jefferson Co. [1]
I am researching the descendants of Sebastian "Boston" Medler (Mettler). Boston and Sarah settled in Elizabeth Hundred (Hagerstown) Frederick Co. after Rev. war. Then migrated to Jefferson County. If any of the information below looks at all familiar I would love to hear from you! Sebastian (1763-1832) married Sarah Greene (1777-?) Children: Henry Edward Medler William Medler Mary Jane Medler Elizabeth Medler Henry Edward (1808-?) married Catherine Blincoe(1816-1894) Mary Jane M
14. Re: [OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA] SHARE A MEMORY OF YOUR MOTHER [1]
To All: I agree with the message below and think we, as list members, deserve to learn more about this person who purports to be "List Administrator".. I suggest you start by giving us the personal information about your mother which you have requested of others on the list..G. Lee Hearl....... Wilmer Wrote: >>>>>Hey commander!! You're the List manager of What???? What list do you want.....perchance a list of our mother's maiden names?? and bank account numbers? pin #'s for the ATM card?? If you are for
15. [OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA] Memories of Mother [1]
Lighten up, you guys, mothers have EVERYTHING to do with genealogy! Without them there would be no genealogy, right? I began this hobby precisely BECAUSE of my mother, because I realize her time is so short (she's in late stages of Alzheimer's disease), and I want her and those before her to be remembered, not just as a date on a tombstone, but as a living, breathing, human being, who made a difference to humanity and its direction. I see the point about sharing specific information (birth dates, ba
16. [OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA] BECKLEY/TAPP CA 1816 [1]
I checked the 1815 landowners. The only TAPP or BECKLEY are as follows: "1815 Directory of Virginia Landowners (and Gazetteer)" Volume Four: Northern Region Culpeper County, Virginia TAPP, Vincent=19NW TAPP, William; Jefferson; 14N. No BECKLEY Independent City of Alexandria, Virginia BECKLEY, Jesse, D4 p9. No TAPP
17. Re: [OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA] SHARE A MEMORY OF YOUR MOTHER [1]
I KNOW for a fact - List Administrators frown on these types of postings on a List and work very hard to discourage anything but direct genealogy postings BECAUSE it is not appreciated by ROOTSWEB. Everything that goes out on a Rootsweb List gets Archived and although WE DO consider the stories of our beloved ancestors "genealogy" and interesting - Rootsweb does NOT have archive room to save these postings. If you ARE a List Administrator, you won't be around very long.
18. [OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA] marriage/land look-ups [1]
I am sending a "joint" letter to all of you who asked me to look someone up. Work will have me in and out of town for the next few weeks so it may be after July 4 before I can start to look things up. I was inundated with requests so please don't dispare if you don't hear from me until July. I had no idea there would be so many folks with questions and I'm so sorry that I can't do them all right away. If you havn't heard from me by mid-July, please feel free to remind me of your request. I have printed
19. [OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA] Lutheran Congregation of Zion Church [1]
My ancestor, Johann Ludwig WISSINGER and his wife Catherine were of the Protestant faith and in 1750, Johann and his friends built a crude log structure for their church in the Middletown area, Md.. This building was used by the Lutheran and Reformed congregations until 1783 when the group disbanded. In 1771, the Lutherans purchased an acre of land from Conrad CRONE and in 1773, they built a sexangular log structure for their church. This building was used until 1814 at which time they built a brick structu
20. Re: [OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA] MEMORIES OF MOTHER IN MAY [1]
I Agree with you G. Lee Hearl. Its nobody's business. Don't see what it has to do with genealogy. KS Kramer ----- Original Message ----- From: "G. Lee Hearl" To: Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 6:17 PM Subject: Re: [OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA] MEMORIES OF MOTHER IN MAY > I don't think it's a very good Idea to post our mothers personal information > to any list! I hope members don't do it! > Thank You, > > G. Lee Hearl > Authentic Appalachian Storyteller > Abingdon,
21. [OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA] Henry Richard/Richards and Elizabeth Copeland [1]
hello, i am new to this list and was wanting some info on these people. Henry b. 1782 married Elizabeth b. November 25, 1781, he married her May 31, 1802 in Frederick County, Virginia. They came to Coshocton County, Ohio unknown but i think it was about 5 years after they were married. supposedly his father is Cary M. Richard/Richards and mother Elizabeth Snapp. i would some info on any of these people, as far as any wills or dates or parentage if possible. any help is appreciated. jamie
22. [OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA] ROOTSWEB RESPONSE - List Administrator Legitimate???? [1]
Sharon, It appears that the list manager is "sleeping on his watch." No response. Wilmer ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sharon Banzhoff" To: Sent: Sunday, May 12, 2002 11:12 AM Subject: [OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA] ROOTSWEB RESPONSE - List Administrator Legitimate???? > Dear List- > > I received a response from ONE branch of Rootsweb and my response back to this message was NOT a pretty one. I have since written to another branch of Rootsweb as
23. [OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA] MEMBERSHIP TOTALS FOR MAY 20TH [1]
Here's our Monthly Subscribers Update: "Old Frederick County VA " Mailing List Single Mail Subscribers :494 Digest Mail Subscribers :133 A Total List Subscribers :627 I personally want to THANK each and every one of our mailing list subscribers for your membership and participation. Remember it's "OUR" list and it's success depends on all of us! Old Frederick County, Virginia List Administrator: glenn
24. Re: [OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA] Question - spinster [1]
Surprisingly, I have seen census records with 16-year-olds listed as spinsters. Ann on 5/30/02 3:43 PM, LinLB5 at LinLB5@Ashlandnet.net wrote: > I found in a 1776 marriage bond that the bride was described as a spinster. > How old would this single lady need to be in order to be considered a > spinster?
25. [OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA] RE: 1930 Census [1]
I thought it would be helpful for those interested to take a look at the following site for the 1930 Census that was released April 1. 1930 Census Microfilm Locator - Frequently Asked Questions It is very helpful. June
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