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1. [ROOTS-L] Re: RI Genealogical Register [1]
Alden G. Beaman died, but his family continued publishing the RIGR for a while. It goes at least to volume 20. John Chandler
2. [ROOTS-L] Re: History? How accurate? [1]
It is quite clear that the blurb supposedly about the 1500's is almost 100% whimsy, invented for the purpose of providing amusement to the reader. It succeeds very well at being funny, but it should not be taken seriously. John Chandler
3. [ROOTS-L] MA Vital Records 1600-1849 [1]
The transcription and uploading of the Early Massachusetts vital records are proceeding slowly but surely. As I stated before, I have started with Ipswich. We are still working on births. So far, all of the A's, D's, E's, F's, G's and H's are done. Some of the Newbury pages have been transcribed by a volunteer and I will try to get them up this weekend. I would like to thank all of the people who have taken some of their personal time to help: Arleen, Connie, D. James, Doreen, Judith, Lee, Lynde and
4. [ROOTS-L] Subject: Sauvies Island Oregon [1]
I am very familiar with he Island. It's on the west side of the Willamette River between the St Johns Bridge and the town of Scappoose (on the road to St Helens). St Johns used to be a seperate town but is now part of Portland. It is off of US 30 a few miles NW of Portland... It is in Multnomah County. It is maily still farmland and a wildlife sanctuary. Could your line be related to the 'Jennings Lodge' Jennings? About 10 miles upriver on the eastbank between the towns of Milwaukie and Gladstone
5. [ROOTS-L] Patents [1]
Dear Listers, I would like to draw your attention to a very well written article about patent rights in the biotech industry: http://www.signalsmag.com/signalsmag.nsf/0/3366125331D79F678825695B0058EFAF May be of general interest and in particular to people interested in DNA-genealogy. Cheers, Peter Szilas Munich, Germany www.biotechshares.com
6. [ROOTS-L] PEARSON, LAYTON related surnames on web [1]
Dear Rooters, I have my family genealogy on the Internet listing some 8007 names at web site URL . I am researching the names of ACKLIN, BRAKEFIELD, LAYTON, MASTERS, MATTLE, O'NEILL, PEARSON, QUARRY. And related surnames: AMSTUTS, von ATZIGEN, EBNOTHEN, FOSS, GIFFIN, HEEB HUTTER, KOLLER, KLUZER, KLUSER, NEILL, PIERSON, PERSONS, PHERSON, SHOUP, STIEGER, WRIGHT Have a good day in researching, Lloyd.
7. [ROOTS-L] JONATHAN LEE > 1803> MONROE CO, KY. [0.968259]
I am searching for the names of the parents of: JONATHAN LEE b: 1803 Monroe co, Ky. d: Green co Ky m: Sarah Brewer buried: Green co Ky children: AMERICA FRANCIS JOHN SUSA MARGARET LARISA POLLY BECKy thanks in advance. Cindy Lee REJOICE IN THE LORD ALWAYS Phillipians 4:4
8. [ROOTS-L] Digest V00 #682, Topic 9, Roots lll. [0.968259]
COMMSOFT had a Utility Package 3, Roots Communications Utilities, for Roots lll users who wish to send and receive information in the GEDCOM format. Program R2GED converts a Roots lll database to a GEDCOM file. GED2R writes to Roots lll files from GEDCOM. Comsoft, Inc. was at 7795 Bell Road PO Box 310 Windsor, CA 95492-0310, Tel 707-838-4300. Although Roots lll, lV, and Visual Roots belong to Comsoft, some type of deal was worked out with Palladium International to continue into Family Tree and Family Gath
9. [ROOTS-L] RAMBO & SMITH IL CA OR [0.968259]
Looking for anyone working on this family.......... Clayton C. RAMBO born Jan 9 1883 IL to Napoleon B. RAMBO and Mabel MAXEY Clayton married Martha SMITH 1906 Children were --Margaret Eleanor born 1907 CA married Lyman SPAIN Oda Ida born 1909 OR married Byron NISSEN Olive Bernice born 1911 CA married Loren KIMBERLING Please contact me with any info BarB barbbuck@pacbell.net
10. [ROOTS-L] Detroit, Mi. "Wards" [0.968259]
Can anyone tell me what Ward to look for in Detroit, Mi 1880-1900 for Sears Ave. It was 1 East of Holcomb Ave. first North of Jefferson. This discription came from the Detroit City Directory for 1876-1893-1894-1908. I hope someone knows how the wards were numbered back then. Thank you very much for your trouble. Ruth
11. [ROOTS-L] FamilyDiscovery [0.968259]
Like many of you, I received a pitch from FamilyDiscovery that makes it sound like, for about $60, one can access more data than is possible for just about any other geneal. website. I have been been disappointed in Ancestry, and wonder if FamilyDiscovery is any better -- or will I find after joining that I have to pay extra for the real goodies? Have any of you had experience with FamilyDiscovery? Yvonne Barnthouse Williams
12. [ROOTS-L] Ancestry's census online [0.968259]
Like Cindy L. Norton, I, too, was quite happy with my rootsweb membership and I join her in my disappointment over my Ancestry membership. After paying my annual fee for Ancestry, I find that there will be extra fees to pay for their online census records. How many other offerings will they charge additional fees for? I really miss the access to data offered by Rootsweb for a nominal yearly donation. Yvonne B. Williams
13. [ROOTS-L] New Genealogy Site (I found) [0.968259]
Hi all! I just got ICQ'd about a new genealogy web site. I checked it out and uploaded my GEDCOM. It seems promising, so I thought I'd let everyone know. Let me know if you like it (I get the credit for finding this one). ;) The address is: http://www.gencircles.com Cheers, Doris
14. [ROOTS-L] Valley Forge [0.968259]
I would like to thank the person who sent the Valley Forge Muster Roll link. I discovered that my 5th great-grandfather William White III was at Valley Forge. I thought he had only been in one battle since he was only 14. My information only had his older brother Henry at the encampment to find out their brother Ichabod was there too. Again thank you Valerie Reynolds
15. [ROOTS-L] FRECLOVE, LOVEITT, GAYFORD [0.968259]
I am not researching these names but I may have some possible information for you.. Thanks, Kathy
16. [ROOTS-L] RE: William Green Descendants [0.968259]
William Green was a charter member of the 2nd charter of VA 1609...came to VA 1612, according to"History of Jones Co Ga 1807-1907" by Carolyn White Williams. Does anyone have further information about him such as who he married, their childrens' names, where his children lived after marrying? Edward,1707-1780, of Culpepper and Brunswick, Va, a lineal descendant of William Green, married Elizabeth (Betty) Powell 1709*1737. Edward appears to have had a son, John Calhoun Green, Col in War of 1812. Can anyone c
17. Re: [ROOTS-L] Marion E. Jarvis b. Indiana [0.968259]
How would you save a large file to floppy's? Whenever I try it says it is too large. I know probably I could save to my cd but haven't figured out that yet. Norma Watts
18. [ROOTS-L] Wisconsin Birth Index [0.968259]
X-Message: #3 Date: Wed, 29 Nov 2000 16:43:12 -0600 From: "Jean R. Legried" Subject: WI Birth Index Is there a statewide birth index for Wisconsin? How can it be accessed? Jean R. Legried, CGRS Good Morning Jean, Am sending you the URL for Ancestry.com's Wisconsin Birth Index for 1820-1907. It however is for Subscriber's only (paid). We find it well worth the money that it costs us to belong. http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/4750.htm < http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/roots/2000-11/140578
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19. [ROOTS-L] Re: RR/SS BENEFITS [0.968259]
My brother has downe's syndrome and both my parents have passed. My brother receives SS benefits from my mother's number, and RR benefits from my father's. Ida
20. [ROOTS-L] Re: Choctaw Marriages [0.968259]
Try this URL: http://www.rootsweb.com/~okgarvin/kinard/chocmarriageindex.htm This will take you to the Mary Turner Kinard Archives. Note the "/" between garvin (the county name) and kinard (the data owner) At 05:37 PM 11/5/2000 , you wrote: >Date: Sun, 5 Nov 2000 12:43:53 EST >From: MaeMay510@aol.com >Subject: Help needed, please > >A cousin has 3 times sent me a site where he has located Choctaw marriages-- >Groom's List-- in the Five Civilized Tribes area of Indian Territory, OK. >I simply have not been
21. [ROOTS-L] CORBIN family - Sussex ENGLAND [0.968259]
Request please for any info on CORBIN family in Sussex England. I have traced our line back as far as Stephen CORBIN died on 7th April 1848 aged 80yrs and am looking for his birthplace and/or parents. Can anyone help? He married Jane HART 16 Oct 1796 at St Marys Church, Portsea, Hampshire and they had 7 children. John 1797, Stephen,1804,James 1807, William 1810, Ann 1813, George 1816 and Harriett 1821. Any info would be much appreciated. Thankyou - Pat
22. [ROOTS-L] 2001 STRAHAN REUNION [0.968259]
JOHN and MOSES STRAHAN FAMILY ASSOCIATION REUNION-2001 Please pass these attachments to others you know or have on your mailing list. I need each person that plans to come to the reunion, to come through me, so that I can plan on what we need as far as meeting rooms, food, entertainment, horseback riding, golfing, fishing and amount of rooms reserved. The"Inn " has a computer, but is not on-line, therefore to get a count on how many are planning to attend there would have
23. [ROOTS-L] Re: Millers [0.968259]
We are in the same boat with you. We have an Alexander Miller born about 1820 in Tennessee. Don't know the name of, or when he married his first wife, but their children are as follows: 1838 John TN 1841 Joseph TN 1843 Elizabeth IL 1846 Mary IL 1850 Pemelia or Sarah Elizabeth IL Alexander Miller married his second wife, Jane T. Ayers probably between 1850-1854, in Washington Co., IL. Jane was born about 1835? She was young. Their children were: 18
24. [ROOTS-L] VINCENT A. HIPP: dob:5/19/1884; OH>CA>? [0.968259]
VINCENT HIPP, where are you? My great uncle moved to CA from OH in the early 1900's. In Dec., 1906, according to an obituary, he was at the deathbed of my grandfather in Goldfield, NV. That's the last documentation I have on him. Does this name ring a bell with anyone? My Dad's family always spoke of him living and working out of San Francisco, specifically, on a boat going up and down the river to Sacramento. (Is this possible?) Supposedly, he fell overboard and drowned--date of this event unknown.
25. [ROOTS-L] Henderson [0.968259]
Hello would someone have the Ohio census for Conschocton Co. I'm looking for Henry Henderson his father was John Ray and Henry also had another brother John Wesley Roberta@norcom2000.com
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