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1. [STUART] [Fwd: {not a subscriber} STUART Windsor or Lambeth] [1]
Forwarding for non subscriber. Please include squireanne@tiscali.co.uk in your reply to the list. Lauren List Admin -------- Original Message -------- Subject: {not a subscriber} STUART Windsor or Lambeth Date: Mon, 17 Feb 2003 08:49:36 -0700 From: squireanne@tiscali.co.uk To: STUART-L@rootsweb.com Henry Stuart born 1843 in Lambeth with connections to Windsor, had a brother called Hugh - does anyone have any knowldge of them. Their father was Henry Hugh Currie Stuart. Henry died of pneumonia after d
2. [STUART] Stewarts buried in Golden Gate National Cemetery, San Bruno, San Mateo County, California [1]
Golden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno, San Mateo County, California * Records with an asterisk at the end indicates those that have not been verified by the U.S. Department of Veterans' Affairs. Please visit "The NationalCemetery Administration Records Verification Project " for details on what this means. Read more at http://www.ancestry.com/library/view/news/articles/2117.asp Steward, Edith B, d. 02/08/1949, Plot: E BLK567, bur. 02/12/1949, *
3. [STUART] STEWARTS in Adams Co., PA [1]
Death Notices: "The Centinel" Gettysburg. Printed by Robt. Harper. May 27, 1812: On 20th, Mrs. Stewart, consort of John Stewart of Menallen twp. Death Notices: "The Republican Compiler" Gettysburg. Printed by Jacob Lefever. Nov. 15, 1820 Friday last, Jane Stewart, d/James Stewart, Liberty twp. Dec. 26, 1821 On 12th Mrs. Stewart, relect of James Stewart, Sr., Hamiltonban twp. Feb. 20, 1822 Friday last, Mrs. Jane Stewart, consort of John Stewart, Liberty twp. I found these on Adams Co.,PA Genweb. Gretc
4. [STUART] Announcement: HELP SAVE THE FLORIDA STATE LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES [1]
==================================================================== HELP SAVE THE FLORIDA STATE LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES ==================================================================== The Florida State Genealogical Society has uploaded a brand new website with the society's response to the Florida Governor Jeb Bush's plan to eliminate the State Library. It includes up-to-date information and can be found at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~flsgs/statelib.html Time is very important to the people of Flori
5. [STUART] Article of Interest: "ROOTSWORKS: DIGITAL CAMERA NUMBERS," by Beau Sharbrough [1]
===================================================================== "ROOTSWORKS: DIGITAL CAMERA NUMBERS," by Beau Sharbrough ===================================================================== I've seen a picture of the future. Or at least, the future of a picture. I'm speaking of digital images. When I wrote recently that digital cameras don't have the resolution of scanned images, I was absolutely inundated with e-mail from digital camera owners who made several great points. Some repositories pr
6. Re: [STUART] Reply [1]
Hello Karen: Thank you so much for that info. Are you a Stuart with any knowledge of Amherst and Rockbridge County African-American Stuarts? I've been surrounded by brick walls (for over a year) re: Emily Stuart /Stewart who in Amherst County gave birth to my great great great grandfather, Pompey Stuart/Stewart somewhere around 1859 - early 1860's. I'm also trying to find out who Pompey's father was. CAN"T FIND A THING. I sure wish I lived in Virginia, so that I could research in person. I live in Fl
7. [STUART] Follow up to earlier announcement: (fwd) Florida State Library [1]
Dear Listers: I received this message in tonight's mail. I generally do not participate in online or email petitions as they are usually worthless. However, this one seems to be an exception to the rule. It will actually be delivered by February 28, 2003. I have added my name to the list. I encourage you to follow the link, read the petition and consider adding your name to the list. Also consider spreading the word. Regards, Lauren List Admin Various Lists @Rootsweb.com ...........................
8. Re: [STUART] From the List Admin: re MSN issue - updated [1]
AOL has been posting cute little fuchsia signs saying "message not currently available". Obviously not on this message, but enough to be irritating. Gretchen
9. [STUART] Samuel Stewart [1]
Looking for anyone researching Samuel Stewart born 1840's had a son Arthur who lived in Chicago, IL. in the 1920's. I have some records that don't connect to my Samuel Stewart. Marianne
10. Re: [STUART] Announcement: FREE ACCESS TO "SLAVE NARRATIVES" DATABASE [1]
Much of the SAME data is available FOR FREE from the Library of Congress's American Memory website: http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/snhtml/snhome.html Karen Stuart
11. [STUART] Article of Interest: IMMIGRANT SHIPS TRANSCRIBERS GUILD [1]
IMMIGRANT SHIPS TRANSCRIBERS GUILD http://istg.rootsweb.com/ By Patty MacFarlane McCormack Ships07@aol.com ISTG Founder/Coordinator When I was a young girl, I would sit with my grandmother at the huge oak dining room table on gloomy Saturday afternoons. As the rain trickled down the window panes behind the lace curtains and spilled off the eaves onto the Lily of the Valley planted along the side of the house, we would label the back of old sepia photographs and fi
12. [STUART] Article of Interest: "MAKING COPIES," by Michael John Neill [1]
=================================================================== "MAKING COPIES," by Michael John Neill =================================================================== Genealogists make thousands of photocopies each day. One of the most popular spots at any large genealogical library is the photocopy area. However, making copies effectively is more than just seeing how many sheets of paper can be used in an afternoon. Organizing and documenting sources as copies are made will save significant a
13. [STUART] Announcement: Bill 818 - Destruction of Documents - State of Virginia [1]
Dear Listers: February 11, 2003 This was forwarded to me in my morning mail. As one never knows where listers are researching, or for that matter where we may find we next need to delve, issues of this type seem to require wide spread posting to reach the affected audiences. Before posting to other lists, be sure to run it past the List Admin first -- some may deem it inappropriate to a particular list. Kind Regards, Lauren Boyd List Admin ............................................................
14. [STUART] Announcement: From the List Admin re: MSN Subscribers [1]
Hello the Lists: There has been a problem between MSN and Rootsweb for a couple of weeks, in addition to the intermittant hotmail.msn issue. Rootsweb and MSN are working together to find resolution. MSN has just this week acknowledged the issue and hopefully it will soon be resolved. Next week if we are lucky. However, in the meanwhile, it has been reported that many with MSN cannot receive mail from Rootsweb, or in some cases from anyone outside of MSN's domain. Many of the subscribers to the lists
15. [STUART] Dr. Alexander STEWART [1]
Hi. Dr. Alexander Stewart is on the same 1790 census page in Franklin Co., PA, as James RIDDLE. James RIDDLE married Ariana STUART, and his brother, Samuel RIDDLE, married her sister, Marion STUART. These were the daughters of John STUART from Bladensburg, MD, but am thinking maybe there's a connection to Alexander Stewart. In 1810 Samuel RIDDLE became the guardian (Orphans Court), of Elizabeth ROSS STEWART in Bedford Co., PA. Does anyone recognize Alexander or Elizabeth? Thanks. Gretchen
16. [STUART] Announcement: FREE ACCESS TO "SLAVE NARRATIVES" DATABASE [1]
=================================================================== FREE ACCESS TO "SLAVE NARRATIVES" DATABASE =================================================================== For African Americans, piecing together their family history can present unique challenges. A lack of credible documentation can hamper what should be a rich experience. In celebration of Black History Month, Ancestry.com has announced that it is offering free access to the "Slave Narratives" database. (The "Slave Narratives"
17. [STUART] For Laurel Clark and her shipmates [1]
Hark when the night is falling Hear! hear the pipes are calling, Loudly and proudly calling, Down thro' the glen. There where the hills are sleeping, Now feel the blood a-leaping, High as the spirits of the old Highland men. Towering in gallant fame, Scotland my mountain hame, High may your proud standards gloriously wave, Land of my high endeavour, Land of the shining river, Land of my heart for ever, Scotland the brave. High in the misty Highlands, Out by the purple islands, Brave are the hearts tha
18. [STUART] From the List Admin: re MSN issue - updated [1]
Dear Listers: Looks like we are back to square one again and it is up to the paying MSN subscribers to exert their pressure on their ISP to resolve the issue in order they may receive the mail they have subscribed to and to receive mail from outside the MSN domain. The number for MSN tech support is 1-800-386-5550 Here's the most recent update I have read. Please understand this message is probably a lot more polite than the frustration level of the situation probably warrants. I am not sure I could h
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