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1. Re: PABEDFOR-Civil War Wilderness websites [1]
Would someone explain to me how to get any of these websites given by guyrossjr@aol.com to work? All I get when I click on any of them is the error page. Is there something I don't know how to do? I am especially interested in the diaries portion since I lost an ancestor at Spotsyvania. Thank you. Marjory
2. Re: Md. Archives Link [1]
It ends with index.html Since the line wrapped around, the ending is on the second line. You'll have to add that manually to the URL address line after you click on that address. Janelle ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jocelyn Wilms" To: Sent: Sunday, April 08, 2001 12:31 PM Subject: Md. Archives Link > This link apparetly isn't working > > http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/megafile/msa/speccol/sc2900/sc2908/html/in de > > > Maryla
3. RE: Battle of the Wilderness? [1]
You will find some who refer to the first and second battle of the Wilderness. The books described below are indeed an excellent reference. The first was fought in the spring of 1863. Just after this Lee headed north towards Pennsylvania and Gettysburg. The second was in the spring of 1864 and Grant headed south after this battle. Remarkable similarities in these battles. -----Original Message----- From: DOrner1065@aol.com [mailto:DOrner1065@aol.com] Sent: Friday, April 20, 2001 5:10 PM To: PABEDFOR-L@r
4. Re: PABEDFOR-D Digest V01 #71 [1]
I think it was a common practice for ships leaving Rotterdam to sail up the east side of England and then down the east side of Ireland to the open sea, after having made stops in both England and Ireland. I am certainly no expert on this subject but I have always felt confident that this information is correct.
5. Sarah Ann Beard Morgart [1]
Hello, I am searching for information about my G-Greatgrandmother Sarah Ann Beard( b.19 May 1836, m. 1 Jan 1857, d. 23 Jun 1892). She was married to Samuel Morgart in Bedford Co. I am interested in finding who her parents were. According to the census`s I have read, she was born in Maryland. I have not been able to find marriage records or death records from the Bedford Courthouse. I am also interested in finding obituaries for her and Samuel. Any help appreciated. -Ron Morgart
6. Re: Battle of the Wilderness? [1]
Yes to both - Spottsylvania and Civil War. See http://www.nps.gov/frsp/wild.htm. It was more an overgrown logged-over area, dense with second growth, than a wilderness. The name makes you think of virgin forest. But 'Battle of the pucker-brush' doesn't have that ring to it. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gagliardi Margaret" To: Sent: Friday, April 20, 2001 10:32 AM Subject: Re: Battle of the Wilderness? > This battle was fought in VA if I rem
7. Re: Battle of the Wilderness? [1]
This battle was fought in VA if I remember correctly, somewhere around Spottsylvania or Orange Cos. And I think it was a Civil War Battle. I would have to look in my books when I get home. But meanwhile you could search for it under Civil War sites on the net. Also check under National Parks for VA. meg Ronald Weaver wrote: > Does anyone have info. on the Battle of the Wilderness. Year and where > fought. Isaac Reed was killed in this battle > Thanks > Ron > rzweaver@tqci.net > > ==== PABEDFOR Mailin
8. Re:Battle of the Wilderness, Thanks [1]
Thanks to everyone who responded to my question about the Battle of the Wilderness. Ron rzweaver@tqci.net
9. Wertz [1]
You should write to the Pioneer Historical Society in Bedford and ask to buy a copy of the Winter/Spring 2001 newsletter. I just received my copy last week. In it is an extensive article titled "Report on the Wertz Gravesite" - and discusses the current situation with the burial ground of George Wertz and Nansey Christy. (PHS address is 242 East John St., Bedford, PA 15522-1750) Cathy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Edwin Hunter" To: Sent: Sunday, April 29,
10. Cemetery Lookup [1]
Could someone with access to any Bedford Co Cemetery indexes please lookup Sarah J (Deneen) Rockwell? She was in Monroe Twp in 1880 but I have no idea where after that. Do any Rockwells show up all all? Thanks for any help, Joecan
11. Re:The Narrows? [1]
In an obituary of Simon Hanks in mentions his daughter Sarah Michaels of the Narrows. Where is the Narrows? He died near Akersville, Fulton County. Ron rzweaver@tqci.net
12. MD. Archives online [1]
Hi All, Since so many Bedford families (like my Andersons :) came from or went to MD I just wanted to let everyone know that the Maryland Archives are online (full text). The Addy is: http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/megafile/msa/speccol/sc2900/sc2908/html/inde x.html Hope this helps somebody! Sharon Lantzy Wygant
13. PA-PITTSBURGH LIST AT ROOTSWEB [1]
PA-PITTSBURGH is a new ancestry list started with RootsWeb. It is a list devoted to the 'Burgh and surrounding areas, for all ethnic, religious, and cultural backgrounds. Surname queries are encouraged to connect others with ancestral interests and family searches in the area, along with historical discussions, and memory sharing of the 'Steel City.' To subscribe, send a blank email (turn off signature lines) with the word, subscribe, in the text area to: PA-PITTSBURGH-L-request@rootsweb.com . Sue* http:/
14. Md. Archives Link [1]
This link apparetly isn't working http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/megafile/msa/speccol/sc2900/sc2908/html/inde Maryland State Archives Error 404 - File Not Found - The document you have requested cannot be located on our server. There may be an error in the file name you are using or the file may have been relocated or may no longer exist. For State, county and municipal government information, please visit the Maryland Manual On-Line. All Archives of Maryland queries should be dir
15. Obituaries [1]
Can someone point me in the right direction to find archived obits in the Bedford/Everett area dating back to the late 1800`s? -Ron Morgart
16. Re: MD ARchives [1]
I was able to "get into" the Maryland Archibes ok, but my genealogy name of SHREEVES did not come up. Is there some way of narrowing the field to Annapolis, or Prince Geo., County in MD? Thanks. - Marna - marnascott@lisco.net ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, April 09, 2001 7:42 AM Subject: MD ARchives > In a message dated 4/9/01 5:17:20 AM Pacific Daylight Time, > PABEDFOR-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > > > > This link apparetly isn'
17. Re:Battle of the Wilderness? [1]
Does anyone have info. on the Battle of the Wilderness. Year and where fought. Isaac Reed was killed in this battle Thanks Ron rzweaver@tqci.net
18. Data Boards--Birth, Marriage, Death [1]
I have had some very nice comments about the data boards and had learned a couple of things I wanted to share: a.) if you look up and to the right when you enter the page of a data board, there is a place where it says "Set Preferences". Click on it and it will open and give you a choice of how you want the entries listed. I have used last names first to make "Alphabetization" a very useful sort. Choose it from the drop-down list and see if you like it that way. It really helps you to see if your entry
19. Undertaker [1]
Hello, I have learned that John Sides was the undertaker who buried my grgrgrandfather Augustus FISHER in Hyndman, Bedford Co., PA in 1898. Has anyone run across John's name in their research? Would anyone therefore know what happened to his records? Thank you. Betty
20. Re: PABEDFOR-D Digest V01 #75 [1]
This might help. : Virginia Civil War Wilderness Battle American Civil War Wilderness Todd's Tavern, Brock Road Virginia American Civil War May 5-7, 1864 The opening battle of Grant's sustained offensive against the Confederate Army of Northern ... http://www.americancivilwar.com/statepic/va/va046.html 96%> Size: 2K Depth: 3 http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/pabedfor/2001-04/0987884632
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21. Re: Search Battle of Wilderness [1]
For those that want info. on the Battle of the Wilderness check this URL http://www.google.com/search?q=Battle+of+wilderness Good luck Ken
22. WERTZ/MOWRY/SPICER: Daniel Wertz, (Harrison Twp), Bedford County, Pa, possible death date, possible wife name change? [1]
You know how every once in awhile you write down something because it looks vaguely familiar and you keep it around - but you don't properly source it? I've got one of those... We know - or think we know - that Daniel WERTZ, born about 1795 to George Wertz and Nancy CHRISTY in Bedford County, Pa, married a Mary MAURER, born about 1801 and had three children (Franklin, who followed the Oregon Trail and wrote a nice series of letters/journal enroute, and two sisters). The trail on Daniel, however, goes cold
23. Early Pennsylvania Families-Reunion 2003 [1]
If you have not already contacted me, here is info on the 2003 Reunion: Please feel free to post this announcement. Thanks! Announcing: "Mother Cumberland - A Harvest of Memories" Reunion 2003 for: Anyone with an ancestor who lived in Cumberland County, PA during the=20 1700's.=A0 This includes any and all counties who trace their parentage to=20 Cumberland County or from which Cumberland County was taken such as=20 Lancaster, Franklin, Bedford, Perry, Indiana, Westmoreland, Huntington,=20 Blair, Fulton, No
24. Fw: Seeking Ships Information re: immigrant HEANEY/HANEY/HENEY [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Sue Harry To: Sent: Monday, April 16, 2001 8:44 PM Subject: Seeking Ships Information re: immigrant HEANEY/HANEY/HENEY > This novice researcher is seeking help related to a ship and port of > departure ancestor possibley left from. Trying to find out if Ship > Hope(Galley) with Captain Daniel Reed (or Reid)that arrived in > Philadelphia 9-23-1734 and came from Rotterdam according to one source > could have had Irish imm
25. Re: Battle of the Wilderness? [1]
In a message dated 4/20/01 10:23:37 AM Eastern Daylight Time, rzweaver@tqci.net writes: << Does anyone have info. on the Battle of the Wilderness. Year and where fought. Isaac Reed was killed in this battle >> In my very humble opinion, the best account out there of this battle is in "A Stillness at Appomattox" by the late Bruce Catton, third in the trilogy that includes "Mr. Lincoln's Army" and "Glory Road." If you are really interested in the battle and want to know what it was like, definitely r
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