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1. listowners (ref. one more time) [1]
You might have noted the absence of ohio-valley-l@rootsweb.com from the CC list-- it is because I subtracted it. It is the only one that has a "closed" list-- you can only post to it if you are a member. It is their safeguard against spammers. Several on that list I thought had already done this-- what happened? Of course it may be that the Ohio List was the only one I got a message from-- others might be closed and you just don't get a message back. At any rate, I guess you know you can choose this pr
2. Re: cc:Mail Link to SMTP Undeliverable Message [1]
Hi All....... Is anyone else getting this message? I have been receiving about eight of these every hour throught out the day. Any suggestions as to how to stop it? Pat At 07:46 PM 4/19/98 -0600, you wrote: >Message is undeliverable. >Reason: Unable to access cc:Mail Post office. > Please retry later. >Original text follows: >--------------------- > >Received: from fp-1.rootsweb.com by medcom2.smtplink.amedd.army.mil (ccMail Link to SMTP R6.01.01) > ; Sun, 19 Apr 98 18:55:44 -0600 >Return-Path:
3. Re: GENEALOGICAL SUICIDE [1]
David, I have read your, et al., comments... You make some crucial points, and while I was surprised at the callousnous of some, the belittling of the problem, the gloss-over solutions... Fact is, you describe the problem-- any solutions, besides "Now children, stop it?" The idea to only submit what you know to be documented fact would work-- 99% of the time. But documents are sometimes in error, and I'd rather have a GB of "maybes" than a database someone has climbed onto a stack-of-Bibles with that ha
4. Re: Funeral Home Records - Balsinger [0.974786]
Cassie, I have sent to the state for death certificates having a year only and successfully gotten them. I also am not sure but believe for an extra fee they do a multi year search. Good luck. Fran
5. Re: Funeral Home Records - Balsinger [0.974786]
Hi Cassie I checked the book "Reords From The Past Funeral Home Records Fairchance , Fayette County , Pennsylvania" compiled by Kathryn Cooley Miller. In it, it list; BALSINGER Edward W. 1882 11-3-1924 father: John Woodward mother: Martha Balsinger This is from Sharp Funeral Home 134 Church ST. Fairchance PA. Rufus L. Sharp. it appears to come from Book 5. Good Luck and Good Hunting Lee
6. CUMMINGS Surname Forward [0.974786]
Hi Folks, I received this from the Penna. Catholic List today, and am forwarding it to ours for anyone searching the CUMMINGS surname: ********************************************************************* Subject: CUMMINGS Date: Wed, 22 Apr 1998 14:21:11 EDT From: WSULLIVW Reply-To: pacatholics@gcm.org To: Multiple recipients of CUMMINGS; Circa 1820. I am related to at least two CUMMINGS lines that I am=rying
7. ADAMS Genealogy [0.974786]
Am looking for information on Robert Franklin ADAMS 30Nov1861- 5Jan1946 Wife: Mary Grabedine RIEDMAN(variations) 12Aug1874-26Apr1957 They lived near Uniontown, in the Hopwood area. Children: William Henry Jonathan L. James Franklin Max Albert Clark Linle Harry Reed Rachel May Charles Myhun Dale Adams tpjc95a@prodigy.com
8. McIntosh-Morgan Family [0.974786]
On Dec.2, 1895 Joseph and Missoura McIntosh were going home to Brownsville, Pa. by a dog boat when they and three other men and one woman ran into the steamship James G. Blaine at 11:00 in the evening. Everyone except one man drowned. The others were: Mrs. James Stevens, John Picknup, and William Ashton. It happened near Climax mines about three miles south of Brownsville. Joseph's body was found 7 days later by his son-in-law George Rankin, and his brother-in-law, William Husher. Mr. Stevens was save
9. Re: Woodbridgetown Church Records [0.974786]
Hi Everybody, Just in case anyone is wondering about how many families with the surnames listed in the cemetary are still living in the Uniontown area, I would say quite a few. I recognized a lot of the surnames as people that I either went to school with or taught. In fact, one of my friends, Patti Deli is married to a DAVID and teaches in Albert Gallatin School Dictrict. So you might want to try People Search or 411. Just my 2 cents here. Linda
10. Cemetery Locations [0.974786]
Hello to all of you and Good Morning: I have received information via Rich and Sheila Simpson regarding two of my surnames GOTTMANN or GOTTMAN and WALTERS. There is a GOTTMAN and a WALTERS buried in the Laurel Hill Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Dunbar Township. There are WALTERS buried in the Maple Grove Cemetery, Georges Township, Mount Moriah Baptist Cemetery, Perry Township and Pleasant View Presbyterian Cemetery, near Smock. My question is: Is there a place where I can go to find the first names of
11. Washington County Tax Lists [0.974786]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0080_01BD5D57.619478A0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Could the person that provided the information on the tax lists they = found in a secretary's office in the court house, please provide the details again. I copied but = can't locate and I do need to find someone to go thru those for me. Thanks Ann from Illinois ------=_NextPart_000_0080_01BD5D57.619478A0 Content-Type: text/h
12. [Fwd: Wells-Ankrum] [0.974786]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------CDD20CFC8F8BF7A3741C79D4 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit sorry --------------CDD20CFC8F8BF7A3741C79D4 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Message-ID: <35353870.97915D82@worldnet.att.net> Date: Wed, 15 Apr 1998 15:45:05 -0700 From: norgni Organization: home X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.02 [en]C-DIAL (Win95; U) MIME-Version: 1.0 To: WEL
13. Re: Let's Get On With The Show...Researching [0.974786]
Hi Everyone. In some old notes I found a page from the LaFayette Notes from my beginning research days...don't have the vol. number, etc. But, I know there are some of you going to appreciate this info. NATURALIZATION RECORDS...FAYETTE CO. 1827-1830 WILLIAM HAGERTY. Was living in U.S. between June 18.,1798 and April 14, 1802. Emigrated from County Derry, Ireland, at which blace he was born) in 1801, and landed in New Castle, Delaware. Now 42 or 43 years. Plans to settle in Fay. Co. Admitted as citize
14. Quaker Reference Files...no surnames, part 2 [0.974786]
The following is for those with Quaker roots here in Western Pa. and for your reference files. Sharing, Rosalie INVENTORY OF CHURCH ARCHIVES, SOCIETY OF FRIENDS, PUBL. FRIENDS HISTORICAL SOC. PHILADELPHIA, 1941, P. 338 WESTLAND MONTHLY MEETING, 1780-1864 East Bethlehem Street, Centerville, Wash. Co. Pa. First Friends meeting west of the Allegheny Mt. First structure, log meeting house, erected in 1780, 1 mile east of Centerville on the west side of Ridge Road, burned down in 1785. Second structure, one
15. Re: Oak Hill/Jacobs Lutheran Cemeteries [0.974786]
LJDONOVAN wrote: a full listing of Jacobs Lutheran Cemetery in McClellandtown/Masontown. Or the Church Hill Cemetery in that same area. I have many relatives buried in both and have been unable to find a book or site on the net that has them. Living in CA, I cannot visit them myself. Lee, Living in CA, too, I understand. I bought some books from Closson Press. . . . Went to pull up their address and noted that you had sent it to the list! One book "Some Fayette County Pennsylvania Cemeteri
16. GALLATIN SCHOOL [0.974786]
Does anyone know if the records in 1925-1930 are available for Gallatin School, located in Connellsville. My mother went there and I need to verify some info of her early years. Thanks for your help. Connie angeluss@aol.com So. Calif.
17. RYAN, POPPERT 1868-1900 [0.974786]
To help you connect to my RYANS. My Great Grandfather was William J RYAN born 1868 from the Mahanoy City area of PA. His parents are both from Ireland as shown on the 1900 Phila Census. In 1900 he is shown living in Phila with his wife's family and his own family. I have not found out when they all moved to Phila , but I assume it was shortly after 1890. I have a recreated baptismal certificate from St Canicus Church in Mahanoy City for Oct 16 1868 for William RYAN born on Oct 12 1868. Father
18. A Census Page [0.974786]
A Census Page Aleppo Twp., Greene Co., PA 15 Oct 1850 House # Name Age Sex Color Occ Place of birth 87 William Whitlatch 39 m Labourer PA Christina 39 f Va John 16 m Pa Sarah 15 f VA Jackson 11 m Pa Rebecca 8 f Pa Mary 6 f Pa Mathew 3 m Pa Henry 1/12 m Pa 88 Parker Grim 35 m farmer 500 Pa Catherine 36 f Pa John 2 m Pa 89 Joshua Whitlatch 45 m farmer 1000 Pa Sarah 50 f Pa Prudence 31 f Pa Silas 20 m
19. Re: GENEALOGICAL SUICIDE [0.974786]
I wrote a more lengthy response to Dave, but I wanted to share a condensed response to the group. I have found information from a variety of sources including Ancestry files and World Family Tree files. My suggestion is to be sure to include the source information when submitting to these types of collections. WFT however, blots out the source information and lists the source as WFT instead of where the submitter found it. We can help each other by including our sources with the "Notes" portion of the
20. Woodbridge-Rubles Mill [0.974786]
Many thanks to Betty Card and others for the info on Woodbridge. Having other ancestors from Woodbridge, NJ, I was never sure whether those placed at Woodbridge, Fayette Co PA were real or not! Here are my Woodbridge connections: Owen DAVIS, b 5 Dec 1725 in Wales, d 8 July 1810 in Georges Twp, bur at Rubles Mill; he was a guide for Braddock, captured by Indians and tortured--yet lived to a ripe old age. He married twice: Sarah PHILLIPS, then Hannah, surname unknown. His son, James DAVIS, b 1761, m Keziah PH
21. Orlando [0.974786]
Hello, all, I will be off-list for 9 days. If anyone has anything on the following surnames, please e-mail me directly: BOYLE, O'NEILL (and variations), KLINK, HESS, BLANK, NOLL, SESTAK, VAVRO new ones: CISAR, NENNO, NENO Thanks Tim Boyle
22. Re: Hewitts [0.974786]
Linda wrote: >Saw your reply on the Fayette list.Hope you don't mind but i have a hewitt >in my lines from Fayette Co. Her name was Elizabeth Hewitt married to a Jacob Taylor. I have to guesstimate Elizabeth's D.O.B. >as abt. 1830/35. Does this look familiar? Hi Linda, I don't think this is my family as they had all left Fayette County by 1815. There are two Elizabeth's in early Fayette County in my family: 1) Elizabeth born 1767 who married a ? Wood and 2) Elizabeth Hewitt born 1794 who married he
23. Fayette: Cities and Boroughs [0.974786]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_002D_01BD67C4.BBFFDB00 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable The following clips came from the Tribune Review in 1989. I thought some = of you may be interested. Belle Vernon was built on land originally owned by Henry Speer, who came = to the area in 1772 and was killed by a kick in the head from a horse = two years later. His son, Noah, first advertised lots for sale there in = July 1
24. STOP WITH THE SUICIDE THING, PLEASE!!!!! [0.974786]
Clifford Statler wrote: > Can't some of you list owners do something about this tread? > > Brian L. Cartwright wrote: > > > I will say one thing, this is the first time I've ever felt I've been > > spammed. Almost every mailing list I'm on was hit, I had 87 messages > > in my mail, was only about 12 real messages, all the rest were > > repeats...anyway, my two cents > > > > ---------- > > ==== PACUMBER Mailing List ==== > Have you considered joining the Rootsweb Genealogical Data Cooperative? > > h
25. CROPP (Crop) Surname [0.974786]
Hi Everyone, I am looking for the surname CROPP or Crop in Connellsville, Dunbar, Franklin Twp., Fayette Co. area. I would like to correspond with anyone who knows of this surname from early 1800's to present day. Thanks, Shirley
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