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1. [RIGENWEB] THURSTON inscription [1]
This came to me from another group concerning the grave of a RI man: Source: NCBERTIE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [NCBERTIE] Fwd: Latham Thurston This request was based on the following newspaper article. I would like to know where it is also. I'm hoping Lou Craig could help on this one. Windsor Ledger April 6, 1899 TOMBSTONES OF STRANGERS In the small skirt of woods just out of the corporate limits in what is known as "the park" there are two tombstones that mark the resting place of strangers w
2. Re: [RIGENWEB] Skeletons in your closet [0.977409]
In a message dated 2/16/03 12:56:57 AM Eastern Standard Time, GaelicWndr@aol.com writes: << NOT from RI) of all these wives would have the common deceny and courtesy to at least record one of his wive's NAMES? Or, maybe Nancy Drew, Girl Detective, raises her inquisitive bobbed head and just says............hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm? LOL! Sorry I just got carried away for a very senior moment! >> I love it. I get so ticked off when I read the old birth records. They make it look like the man
3. [RIGENWEB] Re: Why isn't New York like Rhode Island ? [0.977409]
from Robin Young,...Well, actually I don't know, one can say a lot about each State. Records you say, in Cherry Valley, ( up-state New York ) were missing for 20 years in an New York garage. That's kind of hard to take, but how about this one. In the death records of Rhode Island, it states my husbands grandparents were buried in Lisbon, Maine. What was the name of the Cemetery ? Rhode Island doesn't know, they had to have the proper papers to move a body out of Rhode Island. However, those records were nev
4. Re: [RIGENWEB] Lawrence A. LOCKWOOD (part 1 of 2) [0.977409]
for myself, i really appreciate these biographies. have been updating my family citations with them. ty suzanne hamlet shatto ----- Original Message ----- From: "Beth Hurd" To: Sent: Sunday, February 09, 2003 1:07 PM Subject: [RIGENWEB] Lawrence A. LOCKWOOD (part 1 of 2) > from > History of the state of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations > Biographical > NY: The American Historical Society, Inc. > 1920 > > pp. 447 - 448: (part 1 of 2) > > "LAWRENCE ABR
5. Re: [RIGENWEB] Re: WILSON [0.977409]
Nancy would have to be the younger sister according to the 1850 census. My feeling has been that the mother Mary Ann/Nancy died when Nancy was born and she was raised by her grandparents. I believe in Dr. Mawney's will he only acknowledged his children by second marriage. Perhaps he was away in military when Nancy was born and blamed DR. Wilson for his wife's death?? I know Mawney was involved in some points in the Revolution. I pray that Dr. Wilson left a will. Elizabeth
6. [RIGENWEB] 'The Other List" [0.977409]
Joyce: I joined Yahoo and tried to access 'Rhode_Island@yahoogroups.com' but there are 85 different groups? HELP! Thanks, Susan Subject: Re: [RIGENWEB] "The OTHER List" Hello ! The other list is : Rhode_Island@yahoogroups.com Also called the fun list, not much genealogy on it at all. Apparently, on the regular list people complained at times of people talking about food and places to visit, so others on this list objected. So, they formed a new list where one could talk freely. But of course
7. Re: [RIGENWEB]PROVIDENCE CEMETERY BOOK!! [0.977409]
Hello. Last summer i bought a Providence County,R.I. cemetery book. Had it sold before i even got it. A Harrington man!! But i still have it. Will do lookups but im slow. Have broken so many bones dont know each morning if i will get to my computer room. Then i went and got to be 68 yrs young on the 8th. But i tell my grand children i will never die i will just smell that way!! Not nice? They love it. But then they are of my blood. Thank you. Viola.
8. [RIGENWEB] burial places of RI Civil War vets outside RI [0.977409]
book on eBay http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3503058949&category=29341
9. Re: [RIGENWEB] Mormon Sealing [0.977409]
Elaine There are Records starting with a T that only members of the Mormon Church can see. Did your record number start with a T? Regards Pat R
10. [RIGENWEB] Makepeace - Ward [0.977409]
New England Land Evidencses 1648 -1696 Pub. R.I. Hist. Soc. 1921 Pub. Baltimore 1970 Page 150-1 #218 William Makepeace to Thomas Ward .......William Makepeace Inhabitant upon the Lands called the freemens Lands..abutting on the Eastward Side of Tanton River..and Ann his wife..for..fifty pounds Currant silver mony of New England..paid by Thomas Ward of Newport..have..sold..one Moiety..of a Freemans Lott...the one and Twentith lott on the Eastwardly Side of the..Tanton River,..in Bredth..one hundred Ro
11. [RIGENWEB] Thomas Clemence [0.977409]
Robin: I tried to send you an email, but it was returned as undeliverable. I would be interested in the article on Thomas Clemence. Is it something you can send by emai? Lola
12. Re: [RIGENWEB] Re: Why isn't New York like Rhode Island ? [0.977409]
Joyce - Maybe you can find some mention in a Maine newspaper from that time. Why did they end up in Maine? Was there other family there? Maybe you can find out where these other people are buried - hopefully all in the same place, which will give you a local area to search. You didn't give the time frame, but I would contact the local library or historical society and check out what papers were available. Bodies coming from RI to be buried in Maine may have been mentioned in the paper. Good Luck,
13. Re: [RIGENWEB] Batavia New York Research [0.977409]
Hi Judie With your Ancestors I am sure that you will find that they not only settled near Batavia but in other area's of NYS prior to being located there. Have you ever considered any SDB research? Warm Regards Pat R
14. [RIGENWEB] LeBaron Bradford COLT [0.977409]
from History of the state of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations Biographical NY: The American Historical Society, Inc. 1920 p. 444: "LeBARON BRADFORD COLT, United States Senator from Rhode Island, and one of the foremost figures of the day in legislative circles, was born in Dedham, Mass., June 25, 1846, son of Christopher and Theodora Goujand (De Wolf) Colt. He is descended both paternally and maternally from notable founder families of New England; his ancestry in the direct line is treated at
15. Re: [RIGENWEB] Just checking [0.977409]
Our temples are in most states including Alaska. JUDIE At 03:43 PM 2/10/03 -0500, you wrote: >Is there any Sealing done in Alaska by Mormons or is this just >a Native ceremonial fishing right...(;>)) > >-- >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > - GENEALOGY - > LIKE A BRIDGE THAT > SPANS THE AGES > AND WATERS OF LIFE ! >) 1999-2003 Gilbert Bagley >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > > >==== RIGENWEB Mailing List ==== >Search the RIGenWeb Mailing List >http://www.rootsweb.com/~rigenweb/mailsrch.html >RIGenWeb Surname A
16. Re: [RIGENWEB] Batavia New York Research [0.977409]
Thanks so much Pat. I am looking forward to my trip there. JUDIE At 08:08 AM 2/10/03 -0500, you wrote: >JUDIE > >There is a Genesee County History Department located on the Main Street in >Batavia New York. I have been there several times and this is an excellent >place to research. There may be others but I would highly recommend this for >research. As I recall they are only open weekdays and are not open on >Holidays. It has been a couple years. > >Regards >Pat R > > > > >==== RIGENWEB Mailing List
17. [RIGENWEB] "restricted" LDS records [0.977409]
I'm jumping into this conversation in the middle, (sorry) but would like to add my 2 cents. A notation at the bottom of the microfiche that was unavailable (restricted) says "includes some living spouses and children". It is my understanding that the LDS church strictly adhers to the rights of privacy laws ( or "act" or something like that). They, legally, do not share any information that lists*living* individuals. And we would all do well to follow their example. How would you feel if you went
18. Re: [RIGENWEB] RI Directories. [0.977409]
Hi folks, Please keep in mind that a good majority of the city directories for Rhode Island are available on microfilm from your local Family History Center. To view go to www.familysearch.org and search the library catalog. Jim --- NMHATTOX@aol.com wrote: > Thank you one and all for the informaiton on the RI > Directories. I have the > information necessary to proceed. Nancy > > > ==== RIGENWEB Mailing List ==== > Visit and/or join our Rhode Island off topic Mail > list > http://groups.yahoo.com/gr
19. [RIGENWEB] Bourque - Poirier marriage [0.977409]
I'm been asked by a non-English speaking /writing descendant of EXILIA POIRIER and DELIA BOURQUE to look up & confirm the marriage of that couple, at Sacred Heart Church in 1881, and, if possible, to have a scanned image of the original record. I'm assuming the church is Sacred Heart in Pawtucket, but is there another Sacred Heart in RI? As I'm in California, I really can't help this man myself. If anyone could help or has a suggestion, I'd appreciate it. Thanks! Loree Muldowney
20. Re: [RIGENWEB] Apologies [0.977409]
In a message dated 2/28/2003 4:43:42 PM Eastern Standard Time, bonnietravel@attcanada.ca writes: > I am sorry that I typed it in wrong. > That's what happens at 3 am > www.rootsweb.com/~bwo/ > Sorry > Bonnie (Baker) Weber > Hi Bonnie, Don't apologize - after all, 3 AM is the best time to access a lot of the genealogy websites :) Donna in RI
21. RE: [RIGENWEB] Wow !.......Peggie... [0.977409]
Joyce- If I could go back there, I would. Maybe I'm just so crazy people think if they help me they can get rid of me faster!:<) I've never been to Maine or RI, but that doesn't mean I don't want to go there. Peggie-missing my beloved NY home -----Original Message----- From: duenorth [mailto:duenorth@dmcom.net] Sent: Thursday, February 06, 2003 11:01 AM To: RIGENWEB-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [RIGENWEB] Wow !.......Peggie... Gee ! Peggie ....BRAVO !! Maybe, you could find the grandparents buried in Maine
22. [RIGENWEB] Where are you all? [0.977409]
Thanks, Bonnie. What really bothers me about this woman is all the folks that she might have seriously deterred from researching their own family history due to her scurrilous manner? She was just so goshed darned pleased with herself that 'her family' arrived at Ellis Island in the early 20th Century. She was scanning all sorts of film and screaming out German words and wanting to know their English meanings. I don't know German, I don't speak German, I can't even READ German but she kept yelling
23. Re: [RIGENWEB] Ancestry.com [0.977409]
In a message dated 2/24/03 1:48:19 PM Eastern Standard Time, ancestorswanted@velocitus.net writes: << At 12:55 PM 2/24/03 -0500, you wrote: >After being double charged by Ancestry, 2 years in a row, I am still >awaiting a refund to a credid card that I cancelled last Oct. >> Your credit card company should get involved in this. They step in where fraud is involved. Elaine
24. [RIGENWEB] Fwd: [ADVANRES] More Proposed Restriction of Public Access to Records- [0.977409]
FYI --- genmail@1st.net wrote: > Date: Tue, 04 Feb 2003 20:58:51 -0500 > From: genmail@1st.net > Subject: [ADVANRES] DISCUSSION TONIGHT- More > Proposed Restriction of Public Access to Records- > To: ADVANCED-RESEARCH-L@rootsweb.com > > Please forgive me if you receive more than one of > this message as a > result of being subscribed to more than one mailing > list. It's an > important enough issue to both genealogists and the > public in general > that we should get the word out quickly. > > If
25. Re: [RIGENWEB] Re: Family Naming Patterns of England and Rhode Island [0.977409]
And also on my mother's VA side, four male children were given the Bruce middle name. The mother, a Drake, was trying to tell the world something, or she was severely demented. It turned out that her mother was a Bruce but it took a lot of digging to find that maiden name. Tom ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, February 23, 2003 6:38 PM Subject: [RIGENWEB] Re: Family Naming Patterns of England and Rhode Island > > Susuanne, > > Thanks, that
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