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Searching for: +path:txcamp +(+date:feb +date:2000)
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1. Pre1850 Data [1]
From: "Clifford Williams" To: > Please be informed of two microfilm reels (NARA Series M233-20, 21) > entitled "The Descriptive & Historical Register of Enlisted Soldiers in the U.S. Army 1835-1846," > from which I have extracted and compiled some very interesting data. > The data is of special interest to all Historians, Genealogists, Librarians, Teachers > and Students worldwide. Ten's of thousands of individual records can easily be searched, pro
2. GenConnect Boards & Texas GenWeb Sites [1]
Hi everyone, I have requested and received for our use the TXCAMP GenConnect message boards. You can use them as often as you like, please take advantage of them as they allow your information to be posted for anyone viewing them to find your families. The more places we submit our files, the greater chance of someone finding us. If you have any questions on them, please contact me. If at any time you wish to have your information removed, just let me know. If you submit your information, it is inde
3. Migration Timelines [1]
This came in on another list and thought it would be of interest to us too, . It gives some valuable information on migrations to the US and across the nation. 1. Motivations of original colonial ancestors THE ENGLISH 1. Social and economic dislocation, caused in part by pressure on feudal system by inflation resulting from vast amount of new gold and silver introduced through Spain. 2. Political rivalry between a recently strengthen England and Spain. 3. Richard Hakluyt's "Discourse of Western Planting"
4. Texas County maps [1]
I am the map librarian at the University of Texas at Austin. I want to let you know that we have put online all of the Texas County maps published by the Texas Department of Transportation. The main url for this online collection is: http://txdot.lib.utexas.edu/ You can go to a map and zoom in to a specific map feature, such as a town or cemetery, then save the url and link to it for later access. For example, this is the long url for a cemetery i
5. New Roots Service [1]
ANNOUNCING: a brand new FREE service at RootsWeb: Password Central! > >You can now go to one place and request your passwords and account >names, the names of the lists you belong to and the names of the lists >you admin. They will be emailed to you in a few minutes, and only you >can receive them. > >If you have used more than one email address since discovering RootsWeb, >go back and redo the process for each email address. It's fun and >painless. Many of us have printed the results to save, but you can g
6. Masonic Genealogy [1]
----- Original Message ----- > (Do not reply to sender, forwarded from:: > Fm: "Paul M. Bessel" > INTERNET:bessel@erols.com) > Sb: PSOC: Masonic genealogy > > Brethren, > > Many of us frequently receive questions, mainly from non-Masons but also > from Masons, about how to research an ancestor who was, or might have > been a Mason. > > I have put together a new webpage that attempts to answer this type of > question by giving details about the best ways to do Masonic genealogy > research. It's at http://be
7. List Archives [1]
Listmembers: I had a question today about the list archives so I thought I'd take the opportunity to tell everyone how to access the list archives. Since I have several e-mail lists I'm going to make this message generic by using "LISTNAME" where you see this you'd substitute the name of the list you are on. There are a couple of ways to access the archives of the list messages. http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl On this page type in "LISTNAME" without the quotes. http://archiver.rootsw
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