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Gpcapton@aol.com — 2007-03-12T16:09:50-06:00

I am looking for information about the Fred Johnson family of Creede,
Colorado, wife Ida Ch.Carl, Ella, Anna, Myrtle, George. Thanks George

Jack Lamb and Mary Jane "Mamie" Johnson married in 1904 Creede

2006-02-27T09:21:40-06:00

Researching this family, Jack was a mine foreman from information located. Mamie was from KS/MS.
Grateful for any information.
Viola in CA

SWINEHART family

JHart22036@aol.com — 2006-01-01T13:18:54-06:00

I am seeking any information regarding this family....Mary Jackson Brownlee
Swinehart had a daughter to her first husband Gavin Brownlee, her name was
Myrtle Nalore Brownlee unknown who she married. Siblings to Myrtle are William
H Swinehart, Jr., Evelyn and Charlote. Wm Jr was born in 1903 and died in
Dec 1951, buried in Creede Cemetery (aka Sunnyside Cemetery). I know nothing
regarding his family.

Jan
Fayetteville, North Carolina

Re: [COMINERA] 1900 census lookups

NlsnWaWa@aol.com — 2005-07-07T08:11:20-06:00

Dee,

Thank you so much for the information on the Jesse Lewis family! The Wilbur
Lewis family you referred to is not mine, but I certainly appreciate your time
and effort. I will pay your kindness forward.

Linda

Re: [COMINERA] 1900 census lookups

2005-07-06T13:18:45-06:00

Hi Linda

I found the following:

Jesse H. Lewis White Male born Dec 1843 age 56 Married # of years
married 35 born Tennessee Father b. Tennessee Mother b. Tennessee

Mary Wife White Female born November 1846 age 53 married 35 years
born Illinois, father born Indiana, mother born Tennessee
Earl Son White Male born Dec1887 age 12 Single born Colorado
father born Tennessee, mother born Illinois

I was unable to find your Wilbur in Mineral County. I found a Wilbur
in El Paso County, Colorado. Could that be the one? He is listed
with a wife Mary, a son Wilbur and a daughter Blanche. If this is
the correct one let me know and I'll forward the rest of the
information to you.

I hope this helps you!

Dee

At 11:42 PM 7/5/2005, you wrote:
>Hi Dee.
>
>Could you look up my Grandfather, Wilbur (WC) Lewis family in the 1900
>census, and his father's family, Jesse (JH) Lewis and family.
>
>Thank you so much! I will pay it forward.
>
>Linda
>

Re: [COMINERA] 1900 census lookups

NlsnWaWa@aol.com — 2005-07-05T21:42:42-06:00

Hi Dee.

Could you look up my Grandfather, Wilbur (WC) Lewis family in the 1900
census, and his father's family, Jesse (JH) Lewis and family.

Thank you so much! I will pay it forward.

Linda

Re: [COMINERA] List Admin Post: Please Read

2005-07-05T21:31:09-06:00

Hello,
I am looking for the marriage of Theodore REININGER and Louise (or Louisa)
DOLL LEMKE in Mineral County, CO about 1900. IN the 1900 Census they are
listed in Rio Grande County, in Del Norte. Theodore REININGER owned the
Last Chance Silver Mine in Creede.
Gail Holdeman, MN, gaile@sherbtel.net
http://www.gailshomepage.com
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1900 census lookups

2005-07-05T20:45:38-06:00

Hi everyone

I have access to the 1900 census...I'm willing to do look ups for
anyone on the list who needs one. :-)

D

List mom

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List Admin Post: Please Read

2005-07-05T18:31:22-06:00

Hi everyone

I have recently taken on the task of list admin for this list. There
are quite a few old emails subscribed to this list. I could really
use the help of you members in getting those old, dead emails off of
our list. The way to do that is to post to the list. I need as many
of you as possible to post your query to the list. Each time you all
post to the list, it causes the server at Rootsweb to bounce those
bad emails...after a few bounces they're removed from the list.

Can you all please post your query to the list today or
tomorrow? You'll be helping me and you may get the help you're looking for!

Anyone who posts their query through the list within the next 48
hours I will personally do a look-up for in my resources here at home.

Thanks everyone!

D

List mom

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Read about my daughters friend!
The World According To Gop
http://sgops.blogspot.com

Kentuckiana Genealogy
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World War I Draft Registration Records

2005-07-04T15:46:05-06:00

World War I Draft Registration Records

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