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From: "Carol Baumgartner" <>
Subject: RE: [IACRAWFO] New on the Crawford County IAGenWeb Site
Date: Sat, 8 Apr 2006 12:49:44 -0700
In-Reply-To: <0a29ff52af1cb82daabca9a9b71ca991@comcast.net>


I would be interested in access to the obituaries mentioned here by Helen
Carey Papalekas. Can you tell me how to access them? Am looking for
records of two people from Manilla, last name of Lewis, who I believe were
killed in an auto accident somewhere between 1906 & 1910. Thank you.

~Carol Baumgartner



-----Original Message-----
From: Pano & Helen's mail [mailto:]
Sent: Saturday, April 08, 2006 12:13 PM
To:
Subject: Re: [IACRAWFO] New on the Crawford County IAGenWeb Site

Dear Stacey,
I have 2 scrapbooks full of mostly obituaries cut out of newspapers
in
Crawford County. These are mostly from the early 1900's. They were
clipped and placed in books by my great aunt Fern Farley Carey b.
1900-1980. I don't know which newspapers they are from, but suspect
many are from the Manilla paper as that is where she lived at the time.
I'm sure they would be of interest to people researching in the area,
but am not sure how to enter them. Should I just abstract them to the
site? Or do I scan them to someone? or I could index them and
interested people could email. Whatever is the best way, let me know
what you think. It will take me a while, but I know how excited I am
when I find new information and want to share them.
Sincerely,
Helen Carey Papalekas


On Apr 8, 2006, at 10:55 AM, wrote:

> We have some new projects on the Crawford County IAGenWeb Site!
> There are
> four new Categories in the Database - Births, Marriages, Deaths and
> Landowners. You can send your Obituaries, Birth notices, Marriages,
> Death Notices,
> etc. from the county newspapers to me and have them posted directly
> into our own
> archive on the website. We have built an alphabetical archive for
> each of
> these categories. Some death notices and obituaries have already
> been posted
> to the new pages contributed by Melba McDowell and Bob Kuehl. Check
> them out!
>
> Note: Any article printed before 1923 can be transcribed completely.
> Any
> article printed after 1923 should be abstracted with only
> genealogical facts
> included unless you have permission from the newspaper to post the
> articles in
> full on the Internet. Survivors should not be named without their
> permission. See the Guidelines at the bottom of the Obituaries Page.
>
> We have also added the IAGenWeb Message Boards to the site. These are
> relatively the same as the Rootsweb Boards. Give them a try!
>
> Stacey Dietiker
> County Coordinator Crawford County IAGenWeb Site
> www.rootsweb.com/~iacrawfo
>
>
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