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1. Re: New Religions [1]
Just to add to the variety: Some of my Quaker ancestors became interested in Spiritualism. I have seen letters and autobiographies that indicate that this was fairly common in Indiana and here in Minnesota. Dan Stubbs
2. Keith/Connie Street's Re: Correction : WILLIAM WARNER [1]
A couple of these I sent these to directly to LARRY earlier today, but since it was asked again - These are all First Name sites (I have another list of Surname sites). No 'Baby Naming' sites are included. I rechecked these URLs today before posting. Chuck Name / Nickname list from Franklin Co., TN http://www.tngenweb.usit.com/franklin/frannick.htm Some 18th & 19th Century American Nicknames from CT http://www.cslnet.ctstateu.edu/nickname.htm 'Our Ancestor's Nicknames' by Edmund West http://www.uftree.
3. Re: Bio list from Earlham [1]
Jacie, I am interested in any bio information you may have on Everheart. My gggr grandmother was Catherine Everheart(aka Evans) . All I know is that she was married to Henry Doan and that she died abt. l840 in Circleville, Pa. If your info connects to her in any way, it would be much appreciated since I have been at a standstill here. Betty allured@jps.net. ---------- > From: Jacie Runyan > To: QUAKER-ROOTS@rootsweb.com > Subject: Bio list from Earlham > Date: Friday, June 2
4. Re: BIO's and Records from 14 books [1]
Hi Jacie, I would be very interested in any information you can find on the Pennock's. I will be glad to pay snail mail. Thanks for your generous offer. -- Horatio Snyder The Pennocks of Primitive Hall -- http://homepages.infoseek.com/~pennock/
5. Samuel Ferguson traveled to Southern OH around 1800... [1]
Hello........ Fellow List Members...... Back around the beginning of May, another list member wrote a post about a Samuel Ferguson who with his family and many other cousins moved to Southern OH..........in his post he made note that many of Ferguson's in that area descended from this family....... :-D I am wondering if that person who wrote that post is still a member of the list and would be able to get in contact with me.....would like to compare notes on what he knows of this line.......... :-D Rin
6. Re: which Hartland MM? [1]
On Fri, 25 Jun 1999, Victoria Cheney wrote: > I have copies of some pages from the book _Michigan Quakers, Abstracts > of 15 Meetings, 1831-1960_. On p.204 is a reference to Hartland MM, > in connection with one of my ancestors: > > 1841, 9, 9 ATWATER, Huldah visits fr Hartland MM. > > Which Hartland? I've seen comments on Hartland MM in Orleans Co.NY, > Hartland MM in Iowa, and Hartland, Penna. Is there any way to guess > which one? Could the omission of a town and state mean that this > Hart
7. Re: The Journel of John Woolman [1]
Curious - was excited to read about this book - but this URL is "not findable" on-line for some reason; is this journal(s), book(s) available at some libraries somewhere or are these published today - sure would like to have the chance to peruse these - with all curiousity and fascination, a fellow researcher, anne-ology laginnis@bigfoot.com http://www.geocities.com/
8. Re: Dillon/ Starbuck marriages [1]
Don, Do you have information on Brown/Bond/Rush families from New Garden MM, Guilford Co., NC? I am searching for these lines. Thanks. Tina
9. Wrightstown and Buckingham Monthly Meetings [1]
Could some one tell me where the Wrightstown and Buckingham monthly meetings were held? Thank you Rayna, Oklahoma
10. Abolitionists and Wayne Co IN [1]
I recently found this web site and suggest it to those of you interested in the Underground RR, Abolitionists, and Slavery. Note in particular the comments made by David Diamond. Wayne County, Indiana Manumission Records http://fileserver.ci.richmond.in.us/recorder/manumission.html
11. RE: Nicholite MMs [1]
>From: Marsha McWilliams >To: hill; 'QUAKER-ROOTS@rootsweb.com' >Subject: Nicholite MMs >Date: Sunday, June 27, 1999 5:53PM > >According to what I have found, an Archibald and Elizabeth ROSS, and a Mary >PERRY were Nicolites who were admitted into the Society of Friends by Third >Haven MM on 8/16/1798. > >I would very much like to find out more information about these 2 families >(especially Mary PERRY.) Could anyone give me advise as to how to go about >this? > >Thank you. > >Marsha McWilliams > Extensive
12. The Encyclopedia of ...Quaker Genealogy? [1]
When I called the Historical Society in St. Paul, MN and asked about THE ENCYCLOPEDIA of QUAKER GENEALOGY, they said they had a set, but it was compiled by Marshall. Are there two different sets of encyclopedias? Tori
13. [Fwd: Capt. John Underhill] [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------147DAE210AB9922EEB0424B2 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Could you PLEASEEEEEEE UNSUBSCRIBE ME. I have tried every way that I know, but I keep getting all of your messages. Gerry Palo wrote: > > Friends - > > I can find no mention of the Underhills as Quakers. But some of > John's children married into Quaker Families. > > Below is a corrected copy of Capt. John's family and his children. Lar
14. JACIE & AOL [1]
Jacie's problem may be with AOL's mail system. I also have an AOL acct. and for a while they repeatedly blocked my receiving msgs by bouncing them and saying "the member is not accepting mail at this time" or something similar. I wrote to the Postmaster at AOL three times before they finally put a stop to that practise. They tried to blame it on the way I had my mail box set to receive mail but I pointed out to them that it was the samy way it had been from 'day one'. SO, Jacie, let people on
15. RE: monthly meetings near Harrisburg, PA [1]
>My May 26, 1999 post regarding Middletown MM pointed out that Harrisburg >Friends first met for worship in 1909. Perhaps someone more familiar with >Pennsylvania geography can identify a preparative meeting near Harrisburg >from Philadelphia YM on the east, but I understand that the meetings under >Baltimore YM in Bedford or Centre County are closest to the west: I think that the closest monthly meetings geographically would have been Sadsbury in Lancaster Co. on the east, part of Philadelphia YM; Little
16. Re: Letter from Joseph E. Meyers [1]
Joseph Myers was a resident of Cedar County, Iowa, and taught at Scattergood Friends School--I believe this was in the 1890s. (I had one of his great-grandsons as a student when I taught there in the 1980s.) Myers was also a sometime resident of the Barnesville neighborhood in Belmont County, Ohio. The Iowa State Historical Society Library in Iowa City has photocopies of a series of short biographies, written by Myers, describing various local Quakers. I do not know where the originals of these are, and
17. Re: War & Quakers-questions! [1]
well said - anne-ology laginnis@bigfoot.com http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Fields/8739/index.html http://angelfire.com/ms/histfigures/index.html > > The Civil War was a turning point for Friends in viewing the individual > decisions of members to be involved. The obvious conflict of values you > cite, between the peace testimony and anti-slavery, both based on the > equality of every individual before God, was a struggle for many. By WWI > the choices that individuals made were not conde
18. Re: Copyright laws & Biographies [1]
Jacie wrote: > As these books were written in 1893 and 1881, I would think that the > copyright has run out, isn't it for 70 or 75 years with a 20 year option? > These two books that I am using are both well over 100 years old, so I think > that there is no infringement of the law. As I work in publishing (although not genealogy/history) may I just comment on what I think may confuse some listers: Under US copyright law as I understand this (believe me publishers find it hard enough sometimes) any work
19. Re: Quakers that became Famous [1]
Ahh. Yes. But, according to _Encyclopedia Brittanica_, the FAMOUS Florence Nightengale was the daughter of William Nightengale of Embley Park, Hampshire. She was born in 1820 in Florence, but spet her childhood mostly in Derbyshire, England. Right name. Wrong person. --- Dan Treadway postal: P. O. Box 72, Gilbert IA 50105 email: treadway@netins.net web: http://www.netins.net/showcase/treadway -----Original Message----- From: Joy Roos To: QUAKER-ROOTS@rootsweb.com
20. Early Missouri MM questions [1]
The MMs - Ozark (near Cassville, I think), Barry County and Union, Jasper County. Questions: Do the early (late 1860s/1870s) records of these MMs exist? If so, where? Have they been published? Where in Jasper County was/is Union MM? Thank you, Judy Dodge
21. Quaker Migration Routes & the Purchase of Slaves [1]
Can anyone tell me anything about Quaker Migration Routes to Indiana from North Carolina? Is there any reliable account of what was going on on these trips and the troubles that they encountered? I have also recently been told that it was not uncommon for Quakers of Indiana to return to North Carolina (which was a slave state, the reason which they left.) to not only visit friends, and possibly bring them back to Indiana with them, but they would also purchase slaves freedom legally and take them to India
22. Re: Dobbs Co, NC [1]
>Dear Friends, What is Dobbs County, NC called today? Pat Mercer >Hite--Indy > Dobbs County was formed from Johnston County in 1758 and divided into Glasgow and Lenoir Counties in 1791. Glasgow was renamed as Greene County in 1799. We have pages for all the relevant counties on NCGenWeb (link in my signature). Elizabeth Harris state coordinator, NCGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncgenweb/
23. War & Quakers-questions! [1]
I agree with Carl that as long as the discussion of the Civil War relates to Quakers it is okay, and actually very interesting, to discuss it here. Although my direct Quaker ancestors did not fight in that war, several of their brothers did. These were the KENNARD and JAMES families of Indiana, mainly Henry County. Several of these men died. Many of them who returned from the war then condemned their behavior and became members of their meeting again. I would love to know if it was simply the issue of
24. Some messages for AOL folk [1]
Again, I am truly sorry that I have to do it this way. I am about ready to take AOL out and shoot them, not the people on it, the creators. Jacie Jim at JKelly4425@aol.com Have short bio of Valentine HOLLINGSWORTH, will mail. need snail. Jacie Dick at SUMNERR@aol.com Yes to FTM. will look forward to any and all. Jacie Christine at RTalbot105@aol.com No to BATTON no to GAMMELL Tons of LEWIS Yes to STANTON Yes to WAY. in 14 books not included in HINSHAW books Jacie Maria at MKeller
25. Re: (no subject) [1]
Ramona, I have all of these families in my file, if you will let me know what you need and how you would like it sent to you I am willing to help you. Gene Cordell in INDPLS. jcorde@ibm.net BRowe97@aol.com wrote: > > Hi All, > Ramona sent this to me direct instead of the list so I'm forwarding it on. > Beth > > I couldn't agree with more Beth. The Civil happened 140 years ago and we > are using the Internet to fight the war all over again. Our QUAKER > for-fathers, peace loving people they were a
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