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1. Elmer (Re: calling...) [1]
Elmer, I hate that too, and I can't believe I did that-- I sure regret it came across that way, because I've vocalized agaist that very thing in the past. I assure you it's the first time I ever did that. Also because if this response is any indication, it might have achieved the opposite of what I intended. I was so abrupt because I was so pressed for time-- tomorrow is the last time I'll have to be online probably for some time (will be back at work). I guess also I'm somewhat frustrated, as despite m
2. Mummers & Old Christmas & shooting [1]
http://www.phila.gov/departments/recreation/mummers.htm http://members.zdial.com/`gbanks/mummers.html These are the two (of the reported many) 'net sites I went to for Mummers Day information. The second had these thee options, none of which I pursued: *The Daily News' pre-parade coverage; *Channel 17's page on the upcoming parade; *The 1990 lineup. This is the entire homepage of the first (PLEASE SKIP TO AFTER THE DASHED-LINE TO SEE THE QUESTION I AM ASKING): Philadelphia Recreation Department MU
3. calling for all John MASONs b. 1750-1785 [1]
I would like y'all to search and tell me of all the John MASONs b. 1750-1785 anywhere overseas (that perhaps went overseas), or born anywhere MA to VA-- all, except those that could not possibly have married Mary MERVINE in 1801 in Berks Co., PA. If he was born as early as 1750, Mary was perhaps his second marriage (he would be age 51 in 1801)-- the 5 children from that 2nd marriage being born 1802-1813. If he was born as late as 1785, of course the marriage to Mary would be the 1st (and possibly only) ma
4. IN, White Lick MM: Jesse & John Milton Cook [0.978955]
This Posting contains the surnames: ALLEN, BARTON, BILLS, COOK, COOKE, FOREST, HADLEY, MARSHILL/MARSHALL, MILLS. I had been looking for a Milton COOK with no luck. I found a John Milton COOK, who I believe is my ancestor. I don't have the Encylopedia of Quaker Genealogy Volumes 7 (by Heiss), which I believe contain the White Lick, Indiana Quaker MM, so I can't verify that I have this line correct. I'll post it here so people can poke holes in it. Hopefully somebody will recognize the family. John COOK
5. Re: John JERMAN [0.978955]
I too am interested in John Jerman. My first Pugh ancestor to America is listed as having been married at the home of John Jerman. Evidently this John Jerman lived next door to the Pugh family (James Pugh married Joan Price in 1692 in PA). I have a map of the land showing what John and James owned and it appears they were neighbors. Don't know which John Jerman this was though. Lisa Check out my website at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/7502/index.html -----Original Message----- From: Stewar
6. Re: QUAKER-ROOTS-D Digest V99 #37 [0.978955]
Can someone tell me why my message # 15 got BOUNCED ? When I sent it via "forward" and it shows up ! Funny thing happen ! Lloyd Ellis
7. Third Haven Meeting [0.978955]
I thought I sent this message, but can't find it in my file, so will do again--hope that doesn't make twice! To partially answer Larry's question re the Third Haven (or Tredhaven as sometimes called) in Talbot Co., MD. There is a book called "Quakers on the Eastern Shore" by Kenneth Carroll, pub. by the MD Historical Soc. in 1970 (& probably out of print.) It gives narrative history of the area, and in the appendix gives abstracted records from Third Haven, Northwest Fork, & Cecil Meetings. In the Thi
8. DILLINGHAM/CONNECTICUT QUAKERS? [0.978955]
Dear Friends, I am searching for one John Dillingham, who married Clarissa Olcott in Manchester, CT in 1793. I have searched Connecticut State Archives fairly exhaustively, but haven't found much to go on, some on Clarissa, but little or nothing on John. We are trying to establish who John's parents were, and where John came from . . . It almost feels to me like there may be Quaker records that show something, and that's why its not in the civil records. But, I've never heard or seen any documentation a
9. The Pennsylvania Gazette [0.978955]
To who ever requested this URL. http://204.170.102.11/cgi-bin/accessible/verify.pl The Pennsylvania Gazette 1728-1800 "The New York Times of the 18 Century" Violet Guy 01/18/98
10. Re: Underground Railroad Participants in Chester County, PA [0.978955]
In a message dated 1/14/99 8:22:14 PM Eastern Standard Time, kbybay@earthlink.net writes: << The following is a list of "station masters" and others involved in helping escaped slaves on the Underground Railroad in Chester County. Does anyone recognise these names as being an ancestor they have information about, especially which Friends monthly meetings they may have been part of, or where their homes, farms or places of business were? I am especially interested in information about the Longwood Pr
11. Fwd: Returned mail: User unknown [0.978955]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_917031833_boundary Content-ID: <0_917031833@inet_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII --part0_917031833_boundary Content-ID: <0_917031833@inet_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline Return-Path: <> Received: from rly-yd01.mx.aol.com (rly-yd01.mail.aol.com [172.18.150.1]) by air-yd04.mx.aol.com (v56.24) with SMTP; Thu, 21 Jan 1999 21:57:25 -0500 Received:
12. Nottingham Meeting Records [0.978955]
Fellow listors: I have the Nottingham book and will happy to do look-ups as time allows....please, try to be as specific as you can. The family units are large, so it won't be possible to give ALL the possibilities for a surname, etc. If you know the bride and groom, or the bride OR groom - fire away! ....Candy :)
13. Re: Mott surname inquiry [0.978955]
Hi,Lewis I live in Van Wert Co. Ohio, thats just below Paulding Co. Do you know what township the cemetery is in? Years ago, when I lived with my grandparents I picked up one of there habits. On Sunday we would go for a drive, just to get out and see places. Well I do the same thing, and if you know the township, maybe the cemetery I will go there and take a picture of the grave and send it to you. Have a nice day. Rodger oakplace@im3.com Original Message----- From: lgmurray@mindspring.com
14. Re: Brickwalls to Tear Down [0.978955]
Rochelle This may be of no help, but I will try. I work a group of families: LINDLEY, HADLEY,BALDWIN,HALL, STEELE,PUGH, SKEEN,PARKER, PYLE most of which at one time were Quakers. They were in PA to NC (Cane Creek) to KY(Christian Co.) to ILL. to TX. Some of this same group of families ended up in central TX. in 1833 , the LLOYD family was in some way connected to this group. This group of people came from ILL. other names associated with this group is :BATES ,,ANGLIN, PHIFER, REEVES, BRATTON, LITT
15. Young [0.978955]
Hello, I just subscribed to the QuakerRoots hoping to find family information on my 3rd grt-g'father, Hercules Young b: 10 Oct 1779 and d: 2 Apr 1868, m: Anna Baldwin 31 Aug 1805. They had my 2nd grt-g'father, John Young, b: 1 Feb 1819, in Belmont Co., Flushing , Ohio. 1st m: Elizabeth Jane Porter, 19 Sep 1850, in Tuscarawas Co., Ohio. John d: 20 Mar 1876 in Webster City, IA They had my grt-g'father, James Porter Young, b: 22 Oct 1851, in New Philadelphia, Tuscarawas Co., OH, 1st m: Margaret Ann Justus 23
16. re: Hannah JONES [0.978955]
Hi - I don't know what years anyone is researching for this Hannah Jones but on FTM cd #192 - Quaker Genealogies it shows the below: Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy Vol. 1 page 357 Cane Creek MM Hannah Jones, dt Richard & Elizabeth (CHEASTON), b. 08/11/1737, Perquimans Co., There are many Thomas BEALS, Isaac BEALS,many Hannah JONES, a few Lydia PERRY. Ruth in NC
17. The Welcome/Robert Greenway [0.978955]
Recently, there was some activity regarding The Welcome and potential passengers. Does anyone have connections to or information regarding the Captain of the ship, Robert Greenway? Thanks, Lynn
18. Re: Isaac Beals [0.978955]
Hi Candy, How about the parents of Hannah Jones? Do you have that? Thanks, Bob
19. Re: Quaker terminology [0.978955]
In a message dated 1/24/99 1:57:04 PM Central Standard Time, birkner@needinfo.com writes: << Susannah rst in mbrp with permission of Fairfax MM, Va. (had been dis by that mtg for mcd >> My guess: Susanna restored in membership with permission of Fairfax Monthly Meeting, VA. (had been disowned by that meeting fo marrying contrary to discipline). As you probably know, marrying contrary to discipline meant marrying a non- Quaker. A big no no--with the result that most of us Quaker descendants are the
20. Re: Nomination Process [0.978955]
In a message dated 1/21/99 3:44:50 PM Pacific Standard Time, Booboopies@aol.com writes: << And now that you've mentioned Palm Sunday, when did this begin to be recognized or observed by Friends? Much thanks for your reply. I look forward to further discussion. Karen Mullian >> Hi Karen, This is Marilyn in Ocala. I had forgotten all about that process but come to think of it - all of our children were always "Blessed" on Palm Sunday. Jeff 1949, Jerry 1956, Jim 1959 and Julie 1961!! And we had a dog
21. MOSES BOWEN [0.978955]
I did get a lead on the William Bowen of Chester County, PA. Possibly, it is Moses Bowen and wife Rebekah or Rebecca Reece, who came to Chester in the late 1600s and had 3 sons, William, dates unknown, Henry, b. 1686 d. 1755, John, b. 1705 d. 1760. I am told William remained in PA and Henry and John moved to VA. Does anyone have more on the ancestry of this line? With a little more documentation and information, it may well be what I was searching for. Thanks for all your help!
22. Mary Kendall & Manlove Wheeler [0.978955]
I am a decendant of Manlove Wheeler, here is what I have on Mary Kendall; Source: Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy Vol.1< Marriage and Minute records; 1792-1-19 Manlove, s John & Kezia, Guilford Co., m Mary Mendenhall pg 843 and 1792-1-19 Mary, dt Thomas & Sarah Kendall, Guilford Co., m Manlove Wheeler pg 827. I would love any info on Manlove & Mary..especially children, ect. And also any info about this Wheeler line. Michal
23. BLOCKLEY twp - revisited [0.978955]
Hi List ! Thanks to all who responded to where is or was Blockley twp. Actually, I was looking for the location of the MM there. One of my line, a Gwen Ellis married a Richard Morris of Upper Merion in 1703. certificate states she was from Blockley no twp or MM mentioned. Gwen was the sister of my ancestor Cadwalader Ellis and his brother Humphrey of Goshen. What was Gwen doing in Blockley when her family lived in Goshen ? Regards, Lloyd Ellis
24. Reviews of Books/CDs/etc. to help the Quaker reseracher now updated [0.978955]
I have just put the reviews of material that will appear in the next issue of QUAKER QUERIES. Please go to the following web-site and enjoy. Please mention that you saw their item on the Quaker Queries Review Web-Site. Thanks - Ruby -- My "Home Book": http://www.localaccess.com/rubym/ My Ancestors: http://www.localaccess.com/rubym/antafl.htm "Tough Times Don't Last - Tough People Do." (Author - Rev. Robert Shuler)
25. John Fenwick [0.978955]
I am interested in getting some geneological information on this Quaker who was a friend of William Penn. Anyone with information about his family and subsequent generations, please advise.
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