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1. Re: [USSLP1820] Sorry for the following stupid question first post [1]
Kim: Do you have a time line or names? Also, if your ancestors happened to come because they were converted to Mormonism, I have a list of immigrants in the 1800s. Let me know. Eleen eleen@netutah.com -----Original Message----- From: Olive Tree Genealogy Sent: Fri, 14 July 2006 11:42:25 To: US-SHIPSLISTS-POST1820-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [USSLP1820] Sorry for the following stupid question first post On 14 Jul 2006 at 14:21, birdnerd@bellsouth.net wrote: > This is my first post
2. Re: [USSLP1820] Looking for Emma or Emily Carlson from Sweden [0.990423]
If I read correctly ... another "bait and hook source" ... first he baits ... then hooks and expects us to go to his "pay to see" site to get the actual data ?? Sounds somethng like ANCESTRY / ROOTSWEB tactics Dick S. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Olive Tree Genealogy" To: Sent: Saturday, July 15, 2006 5:14 AM Subject: Re: [USSLP1820] Looking for Emma or Emily Carlson from Sweden > > > For NY arrivals you are looking at the Castle
3. Re: [USSLP1820] Looking for Emma or Emily Carlson from Sweden [0.990423]
On 16 Jul 2006 at 10:16, Linda McDermott wrote: > I, too, had the same experience Dick. I was referred to > Steve Morse's (free) site, and I found nothing in the "free" > place, and wasn't about to pay for something that produced > nothing. Since Steve and other free sites charge NOTHING for their data (or search engines) I am unclear what on earth you think you might have been charged for. And why you have put quotation marks around the word free unless it is to imply that it isn't free. ??? Ste
4. Sorry for the following stupid question first post [0.990423]
This is my first post in an effort to locate someone on a ship. How do I find folks who are from Sweden? These are my father-in-laws grandparents - The Big Problem is - I think they didn't marry til they were in America - I have his grandfather's name, but not his grandmother's full name, only her first name. How in the world will I find her? Thanks for any suggestions - but be gentle. :) Kim
5. Re: [USSLP1820] Looking for Emma or Emily Carlson from Sweden [0.990423]
On 15 Jul 2006 at 0:21, birdnerd wrote: > > I am looking for an Emma or Emily Carlson on a ship - she > was from Sweden - came to America in either 1887 or 1886 - > She was born in Novemer, 1865. She ended up in St. Francis, > Clay County Arkansas by 1900 and was married to A.W. > Peterson(Petersen) > For that year, all ports of entry except NY are indexed and on microfilm. You're in luck :-) For NY arrivals you are looking at the Castle Garden era - so you might want to try online using Steve Morse
6. FW: John Full, Ancestor [0.990423]
________________________________ From: David Full Sent: Friday, July 21, 2006 4:49 PM To: 'US-SHIPSLISTS-POST1820-L@rootsweb.com' Subject: John Full, Ancestor Hello, I am looking for information regarding my ancestors John Full, Marina (Morena) Full, and Marina Western Full. I have Marina Western Full christened in 1829 in Ashburton, England and John and Marinas' second child born in Salem Massachusetts, USA in 1831. John Full may also have been employed on a ship in the 1830s. Thank You
7. Re: [USSLP1820] Looking for Emma or Emily Carlson from Sweden [0.990423]
Why would anyone think that everything on the internet should be free? Thanks to Steve's site we can at least find out IF the information we want is available. My suggestion to anyone with a gripe about paying for these sites is to hire a professional genealogist and see what it costs to search for ONE ancestor. Thanks to Ancestry we can find hundreds. It is well worth the money to me. Carlene ----- Original Message ----- From: "Olive Tree Genealogy" To:
8. Re: [USSLP1820] Looking for Emma or Emily Carlson from Sweden [0.990423]
"Go figure."?? .... 1. I never said "paying" for info was bad / not good ... my point was why have a site that gives / lists "FREE" results that don't supply ALL the data, and that also lists "PAY FOR" sites that ( hopefully ) do ? 2. I've spent many years researching ( and verifying ) my ancestry ... much of it before the computer "genealogy" fad ( remember paper and pencil research ? ) came into the picture, and have spent a small fortune in postage costs and travel expenses ... in both the
9. Looking for Emma or Emily Carlson from Sweden [0.990423]
If I read correctly ... another "bait and hook source" ... >>> first he baits ... then hooks and expects us to go to his >>> "pay to see" site to get the actual data ?? >>> >>> Sounds somethng like ANCESTRY / ROOTSWEB tactics Good morning, Dick, The main intention of my post was to defend volunteers for their service, regardless of how much they have been able to or have wanted to donate to others. It seemed to me that this aspect wasn't being represented here, and myself being extremely gr
10. Re: [USSLP1820] Looking for Emma or Emily Carlson from Sweden [0.990423]
Ok, I have a little more info than when I previously posted. I am looking for an Emma or Emily Carlson on a ship - she was from Sweden - came to America in either 1887 or 1886 - She was born in Novemer, 1865. She ended up in St. Francis, Clay County Arkansas by 1900 and was married to A.W. Peterson(Petersen) That's all I know right now. Thank you for any advice, hints, suggestions :) Kim in Fla.
11. Looking for Emma or Emily Carlson from Sweden [0.990423]
Carlene, I'm in total agreement with you. Hobbies cost money. And those websites that offer us free information usually can do so because of the time and kindness of wonderful volunteers. Hiring a professional genealogist is very expensive, so for three years now I have paid for a full membership to ancestry. What I have to show for it consists of 4900 individuals logged into my (free) gedcom. I have had a gal from Australia contact me -- a cousin whom I never knew existed. Same goes for a gal
12. Re: [USSLP1820] Looking for Emma or Emily Carlson from Sweden [0.990423]
I, too, had the same experience Dick. I was referred to Steve Morse's (free) site, and I found nothing in the "free" place, and wasn't about to pay for something that produced nothing. I am also a member of Ancestry and have used their site inside and out looking for McDermott census records. I copied one census years ago from an LDS History center, so I KNOW the census exists with the ancestor's name, but Ancestry could not produce these records for me online. I went page by page and the name wasn't th
13. 17th or 18th century immigrant from Scotland [0.990423]
Do you have any suggestions for finding the records of an ancestor who arrived around the turn of the 18th century from Scotland or Ireland (Ulster Scots)? My ancestor James Douglas immigrated around then. He married Margaret Elliot in York, Maine. I mention that because he may have sailed with Elliots. Other than that, I have no other information - no birthdate, such a common name and no spouse. Like a needle in a haystack. Do you have any ideas? Thanks, Jane
14. Re: [USSLP1820] Sorry for the following stupid question first post [0.990423]
On 14 Jul 2006 at 14:21, birdnerd@bellsouth.net wrote: > This is my first post in an effort to locate someone on a > ship. How do I find folks who are from Sweden? These are > my father-in-laws grandparents - The Big Problem is - I > think they didn't marry til they were in America - I have > his grandfather's name, but not his grandmother's full name, > only her first name. How in the world will I find her? > Thanks for any suggestions - but be gentle. :) Kim > > You might want to share names an
15. Re: [USSLP1820] Looking for Emma or Emily Carlson from Sweden [0.990423]
Dick, Steve is very well known and respected in the genealogical community His search engines (One Step) search free and pay to view online databases. He makes no secret of this, his goal is to provide a better search for whatever database a researcher chooses to use Steve's site is free. He does not charge anyone to use his One Step Search Engines. Lorine On 15 Jul 2006 at 13:11, dlks wrote: > > If I read correctly ... another "bait and hook source" ... > first he baits ... then hooks and e
16. Directions for unsubscribing... [0.990423]
Hello again, It looks to be that some of you might need some assistance with unsubscribing. Here is a free copy of the free set of directions sent to us from the list moderators which all of us have at one time received: Kim :) 1. How to unsubscribe. Send a message to US-SHIPSLISTS-POST1820-L-request@rootsweb.com that contains (in the body of the message) the command unsubscribe and no additional text. 2. How to subscribe. Whatever you just did worked, or you'd not be getting this me
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