Year: 1910; Census Place: New Orleans Ward 5, Orleans, Louisiana; Roll: T624_521; Page: 20A; Enumeration District: 73 There's another daughter, Corena, aged 9. Ancestry gives an alternate name/spelling as Tentsch. The New Orleans, Louisiana Birth Records database at Ancestry has the following birth: Given: Marie Louise Surname: Teutsch Father: George Mother: Marie Antoinette Lavergne Sex: F Color: W Birth Date: 24 May 1898 Volume: 113 Page: 593 The marriage records database for Louisiana also has that George Teutsch, Jr. married Marie Lavergne on January 25, 1893 in Orleans County. Unfortunately, the 1910 census is the only result for George Teutsch (done as exact and soundex). Hope that helps, Cathy clifto wrote: > I found a census page at the library and didn't take enough notes to find > it once I got home. I'd like enough information to find it on HQ, which > I think is indexed by NARA information. > > The one I found was in the 1910 census but if you find other info by name, > please feel free to mention. :) > > George Teutsch, wife Marie and daughter Louise. SD1, ED73, sheet 20A, > Orleans "county" Louisiana. The number 3651 appears, handwritten, near the > other page/district information. The address is 925 Dauphine St. (rear). > > HQ gives only two Teutsch families for Orleans parish in 1910 and neither > is the one, so it's probably misindexed there. >

"Hugh Watkins" <hugh.watkins@gmail.com> wrote in message news:5sfn24F17urp0U1@mid.individual.net... > Michelle, Sabrina's Mom wrote: >> "Michelle, Sabrina's Mom" <michelles.other.email@nospamgmail.com> wrote >> in message news:9Lw8j.5480$W27.2939@trndny09... >> >>>Could someone take a look at line 6. It's a female name I believe. Last >>>name looks like Heardy. >>>http://data2.collectionscanada.ca/1851_pdf/e093/e002310678.pdf >>> >>>Thanks, >>> >>>Michelle >> >> or maybe the last name is Heardif? Fleardif? > > same as line 1 > > "He" = "H" with a twiddle > > Exact Search Results - Historical Records > You searched for Hardif > . > Census & Voter Lists 57 > 51 1851 Census of Canada East, Canada West, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia > > 6 1920 United States Federal Census > > Birth, Marriage & Death 1 > 1 Georgia Deaths, 1919-98 > > Directories & Member Lists 5 > 4 U.S. Public Records Index > 1 U.S. Phone and Address Directories, 1993-2002 > > What I call a reality check the other speeliings get no hit > Your Search for Heardif returned no matches > > Hugh W > Ancestry.ca has the name Hardif indexed for the 1851 census. However, there are only 51 entries and the name only appears in Portneuf county : S

John <johncub@blomand.net> wrote in news:f9kk5s$fqf$1@news04.infoave.net: > singhals wrote: >> Anon Ymous wrote: >> >>> Any thoughts (pro/con) on RootsMagic, the successor to Family >>> Origins? How does it compare to the other "big names"? >>> >>> Thanks! >> >> Haven't used it myself, but I note that most of its fans moved over >> from FO to RM. >> >> The thing is, genie programs are like cars -- some folks would >> druther push a Ford than drive a Chevvy, while others wouldn't be >> caught dead in anything but a Chrysler. Any of the three will get >> you to the grocery store. So you have to pick the one you like, no >> matter how feeble your reason for liking it is -- I know one woman >> who choses her cars by the design of the logo and a man who picks his >> vehicles by which side of it has the gas fill. >> >> Cheryl >> > > I absolutely loved that analogy. Very fitting. But I will not > purchase a vehicle where the fuel fill is on the wrong side. I choose > my family tree software by the one that has the best user interface > (in my opinion) so I guess that goes hand in hand. > > John I know this is an old thread, but it's new to me. I really liked the analogy as well as the underlying logic! ..and I don't think it's just because I've spent my life as an auto tech and an auto tech training developer!

"Jim" <phoneguy@removethisstuffhawkeyerec.com> wrote in news:fgln35$rbu$1@news.netins.net: > I have a large number of old photos that I would like to scan and > record some information about. It seems very tedious to scan a photo, > import it into Word and then add some notes to it. Is there a better > way? > All of the replies have GREAT suggestions! I just wanted to throw in that the jpg format (and I think maybe tif, but it's more obscure) allows embedding various bits of user info into the picture file itself, which is really nice. The only caution is that I've seen MANY photo software programs that tend to ignore this extra info and remove it, so be careful by never editing an original photo file unless you know the software is "lossless" for the image data as well as the EXIF/IPTC data (the comments, notes, camera info, etc.). Most software that allows you to embed your own comments/info is likely to preserve any existing data though. Btw, jpg quality is only as bad as the original amount of compression used, plus the compression used when saving after an edit and/or your tolerance for file size. There are a number of programs like IrfanView, ACDSee, etc. that add/edit this data, so the question becomes which one to use for ease of tagging, as well as displaying (and to whom). The FotoTagger looks very nice, but I've not used it before. Some info, & thought starters about EXIF/IPTC can be found here: http://jalbum.net/forum/thread.jspa?threadID=3185&tstart=0 > The photos are various sizes, B&W, color, etc. > > Also, do you have any tips for dealing with the photos themselves, > such as how to remove them from old albums if they're stuck in with > tape, etc.? > I don't know the best ways to avoid damage, but I do know that if you don't look at the back you're likely to miss some GREAT clues! Maybe an acceptable option in SOME cases (judgement call reqd.) would be a sharp X-Acto knife that NEVER touches the photo, and an operator that NEVER sharply bends the photo either?? > Thanks. > >

Michelle, Sabrina's Mom wrote: > "Michelle, Sabrina's Mom" <michelles.other.email@nospamgmail.com> wrote in > message news:9Lw8j.5480$W27.2939@trndny09... > >>Could someone take a look at line 6. It's a female name I believe. Last >>name looks like Heardy. >>http://data2.collectionscanada.ca/1851_pdf/e093/e002310678.pdf >> >>Thanks, >> >>Michelle > > or maybe the last name is Heardif? Fleardif? same as line 1 "He" = "H" with a twiddle Exact Search Results - Historical Records You searched for Hardif . Census & Voter Lists 57 51 1851 Census of Canada East, Canada West, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia 6 1920 United States Federal Census Birth, Marriage & Death 1 1 Georgia Deaths, 1919-98 Directories & Member Lists 5 4 U.S. Public Records Index 1 U.S. Phone and Address Directories, 1993-2002 What I call a reality check the other speeliings get no hit Your Search for Heardif returned no matches Hugh W -- For genealogy and help with family and local history in Bristol and district http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Brycgstow/ http://snaps4.blogspot.com/ photographs and walks GENEALOGE http://hughw36.blogspot.com/ MAIN BLOG

Sir Creep <sircreep@hotmail.com> wrote in news:bd215be2-73b5-4318-adab-b52d1a07f050@c30g2000hsa.googlegroups.com: > On Nov 16, 5:32 am, "Lesley Robertson" <l.a.robert...@tnw.tudelft.nl> > wrote: >> Just a quick reminder since there seems to be a few beginners reading >> this thread. Don't rely on long term storage on CD-Rs. I found a >> batch of 4 yesterday, all of which are unreadable. Fortunately I have >> all my CDs backed up to an external harddrive, so it's easy to burn >> more. DVDs are more stable. If you have to use CDs, make duplicates >> from different manufacturers. The reason all 4 of mine failed at the >> same time is because they all came out of the same box, and thus >> presumably the same batch. At least different batches should fail at >> different times! Lesley Robertson > > Thus the beauty of the 1G (or now 4G?) thumb drive. Virus free too! Actually, it's possible to get a virus from ANY media! (Just gotta be careful of the source). And, I think any media also has a "shelf life" and/or conditions that would corrupt the data. I saved a 2gb thumb drive for someone who's pictures & info were "lost" because the electrical contacts got broken off. Anyhow... I think everything should be backed up and/or duplicated periodically if it's important to you. Duplicate DVD's that get checked & re-burned every 5 or 10 years (whatever you're comfy with) is the way to go, imo.

"Michelle, Sabrina's Mom" <michelles.other.email@nospamgmail.com> wrote in message news:9Lw8j.5480$W27.2939@trndny09... > Could someone take a look at line 6. It's a female name I believe. Last > name looks like Heardy. > http://data2.collectionscanada.ca/1851_pdf/e093/e002310678.pdf > > Thanks, > > Michelle or maybe the last name is Heardif? Fleardif?

"Dennis" wrote in message news:9ie3m3dutn3885pmi3uhevac922joenojg@4ax.com... > If I submit two samples to SMGF's database, how do I use the search at > http://www.smgf.org/ychromosome/search.jspx to compare them? It seems I > need to know the marker values of one of the samples to get the > matches/no matches for the other. True? I'm beginning to think I will > have to submit at least one of the two samples to a testing lab that > will tell me the results. True? > > -- > > Dennis You can search for results by surname. I just put in Smith and there were 206 matches so even a common surname doesn't return so many results that you couldn't find yours. Doug

Cooperation and quality in Wikipedia (LINK REFERENCE DESCRIPTION) were evaluated from a study done by the Information Dynamics Laboratory, Hewlett-Packard Labs, using as raw data, all 55.3 million edits to English Wikipedia edition, from beginning of JAN 01 to 2 NOV 06. Conclusion: Wikipedia high-quality articles can be distinguished by the "larger number of edits and distinct editors . . .", with "more intense patterns of cooperation". http://www.hpl.hp.com/research/idl/papers/wikipedia/wikipedia07.pdf Respectfully yours, Tom Tinney, Sr. Who's Who in America, Millennium Edition [54th] through 2004 Who's Who In Genealogy and Heraldry, [both editions] Family Genealogy & History Internet Education Directory http://www.academic-genealogy.com/

Could someone take a look at line 6. It's a female name I believe. Last name looks like Heardy. http://data2.collectionscanada.ca/1851_pdf/e093/e002310678.pdf Thanks, Michelle

clifto wrote: > ChrisGW wrote: >> ChrisGW wrote: >>> Found this on 1910 census "House Puperepon" >> Sorry it took so long to get back to everyone. Could not get the film reader to >> make a print out. So I got several other people to look at it. It turns out that >> Lin_in_Calgary was correct. It is Chaperon. > > I have to say I liked Puperepon better. :) > lol Those of us that were looking at it were some what embarrassed because the person who figured it out was 86 years young. Good eyes she has. Chris

"Mark Roy" <xxx@comcast.net> wrote in message news:1JOdnfBMZ9Ovnf_anZ2dnUVZ_q_inZ2d@comcast.com... > Michelle, Sabrina's Mom wrote: >> Jean Baptiste Savard, Portneuf County >> >> I see three listed at ancestry.ca. Could someone please tell me what sub >> district they are in. >> > > 285 - Cap Santé > 290 - Pointe Aux Trembles Thanks Mark : )

Florida Death Index: Name: Johanna Block Death Date: May 1961 County of Death: Dade State of Death: Florida Race: White Gender: Female <amybarb25@gmail.com> wrote in message news:17d71c3e-3852-4adc-a41c-f5797a524609@t1g2000pra.googlegroups.com... >I am in the process of trying to locate friends and family of my > mother Johanna Meyer. She was born in Leverkusen Germany in 1928 and > murdered in Miami Florida in 1961. I just put up a website about her > explaining her story and photos. If you recognize my mom please email > me. Thank you so much. http://www.johanna-meyer.gekaweb.de/

I found a divorce record for Johanna and Harold Block, Dade Florida for 1952. Name: Harold Block Gender: Male Spouse's Name: Johanna Block Divorce Date: 1952 County: Dade Certificate Number: 12779 <amybarb25@gmail.com> wrote in message news:17d71c3e-3852-4adc-a41c-f5797a524609@t1g2000pra.googlegroups.com... >I am in the process of trying to locate friends and family of my > mother Johanna Meyer. She was born in Leverkusen Germany in 1928 and > murdered in Miami Florida in 1961. I just put up a website about her > explaining her story and photos. If you recognize my mom please email > me. Thank you so much. http://www.johanna-meyer.gekaweb.de/

On Dec 13, 5:09 pm, "l, not -l" <lal...@cujo.com> wrote: > On 13-Dec-2007, keith...@hotmail.com wrote: > > On Dec 12, 2:41 pm, "l, not -l" <lal...@cujo.com> wrote: > > > I am interested in corresponding with relatives/descendants of Joseph M. > > > and W. F. (William Frank) Wallace; founding officers of the Inkograph > > > pen > > > manufacturing company, which was in business in NYC from approx. > > > 1914-1953. > > > Joseph, perhaps WF as well, were living in Chicago area in 1910 but > > > relocated to NYC by about 1920. > > > > Joseph was living, with his wife Mabel, in Cedarhurst at the time of his > > > death March 1955. WF Wallace died in December 1962. > > > -- > > > Change Cujo to Juno in email address. > > > 12-13-2007 > > > What is your primary reason for wanting to contact the descendants? I > > can help provide information but do not want to violate the family's > > privacy. > > I am a collector of vintage writing instruments, with particular interest in > the pens and pencils of Inkograph Inc. I am also a member of the non-profit > organization Pen Collectors of America (PCA) and researching the Inkograph > company, its writing instruments and the founding family in hopes of writing > an article, or series of articles, for the PCA's (www.pencollectors.com) > hobbyist magazine, Pennant. > > -- > Change Cujo to Juno in email address.- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - 12-14-2007 If you are certain that Joseph died in Cedarhurst, then I suggest you contact the Nassau County Surrogate Court (at 516-571-2847) to ask if they have a probate file for Joseph and/or his wife (if you assume she died there as well-you will need to know death dates/month & year for both parties). If there is a file, there will be a page in there showing the names and addresses of the heirs/beneficiaries and you can order a copy of the will and that page by mail. Be warned in advance that there may be a hefty search fee. Maybe William also died in that same county? I could not find William listed on the SSDI--please mention his birth date so I can find his listing. If there is no probate information available, please contact me at my alternate e-mail address, tiekh@yahoo.com, if you are interested in my doing heir research for a fee. You will get current addresses and phone numbers and backup documentation. K. NORTHINGTON, Genealogical Researcher -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

ChrisGW wrote: > Found this on 1910 census "House Puperepon" as related to head of > house=hold. What does it mean? > > Thanks > Chris Sorry it took so long to get back to everyone. Could not get the film reader to make a print out. So I got several other people to look at it. It turns out that Lin_in_Calgary was correct. It is Chaperon. We found a place where the census taker wrote it again and it was more clear and not written over. Thanks to everyone for your replies. Chris

JD <jd4x4@ wrote: > "aspidistra" <aspidistra@x82md.com> wrote in > news:r9kTi.126313$1y4.119627@pd7urf2no: > >> "Sir Creep" <sircreep@hotmail.com> wrote in message >> news:1190293142.771487.142630@19g2000hsx.googlegroups.com... >>> I bought FTM11 back 4 yrs or so ago (6? LOL)...have used it, but >>> honestly it seems cumbersome for having to click and open this and >>> that and try to remember where each intricate detail you want to >>> include is embeded. And then citations are a joke, unless I've no >>> idea how to use it properly (dar I say the company sent NO >>> instructions or manual with the software!). >>> >>> So....I am about to re-embark on the journey with my own family and >>> want a once-and-for-all software that is more user-friendly (if you > > <snipped a bunch> > >> I bought two softwares, Family Tree Maker and one other, and both were >> cumbersome and a pain. I am still using PAF, the free Mormon program, >> nearly 2 years later. It's not perfect but it's nearly perfect. It's >> easy. It's not a scam or a burden or full of ads or begging you to buy >> add ons. >> >> It just works and it's important that it be easy, fast, and not >> cumbersome. I didn't care if I spent a lot, I wanted the best. I got >> the best, so called, and I just didn't like them. But PAF works, and >> doesn't have gimmicks or annoying features, and that is the main >> reason I have for recommending it. >> >> As ancestry.com has a monopoly, I had no choice but to pay their fee >> and rejoin. I need the powerful database and search engine. Using this >> and their online family tree feature, along with my PAF file to create >> a GED, I have everything necessary. >> >> If and when I want to print a super duper report again I'll take out >> the Family Tree or Legacy or whatever else, and fool around with it. >> But as no one but me cares in the family, I think the plain family >> tree format is just fine. I do this for future generations. The >> current batch just live in the present and are bored of history. >> >> > > As many bad things that Ancestry.com can & have been said about it I agree > with this method, especially for beginners and people like me that only > just now want to REALLY start digging past the Ancestry databases. As long > as the user is aware (or cares) that some of the resources are poorly > documented or plain wrong (like most all of the trees) and trys to avoid > using them, you can't beat the speed of getting citations into your file > and the user interface is reasonably logical and speedy, I think. And the > evaluation of the citations (sources) is really what the decisions to link > or not link are or should be based on, yes? The most citeable and > electronically automated-entry data in one place seems to be Ancestry.com. > > I try to only add to my online tree work if the entry includes a decent > citation, and export-import into something on my PC that meets my basic > display and what-if needs. I'm only just now (after 5 or so years and am > happy with my "rough" tree) thinking about something better for the PC that > will help me as I hunt down the not-available-on-the-net data. Completeness > , ease of entry, & evaluation of citations is only just now what I want to > "work" for me. > I use FTM version 9 and it is ok. I can not see upgrading, I have not seen anything in the newer versions that I think is worth the cost or other software that would be that much better. I have not checked out PAF. Was wondering if anyone has set something up in Excel that works better. I have considered playing around with it, just have not taken the time to do it. Chris

ChrisGW wrote: > ChrisGW wrote: >> Found this on 1910 census "House Puperepon" > > Sorry it took so long to get back to everyone. Could not get the film reader to > make a print out. So I got several other people to look at it. It turns out that > Lin_in_Calgary was correct. It is Chaperon. I have to say I liked Puperepon better. :) -- Dec. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Government officials and activists flying to Bali, Indonesia, for the United Nations meeting on climate change will cause as much pollution as 20,000 cars in a year.

Michelle, Sabrina's Mom wrote: > "Hugh Watkins" <hugh.watkins@gmail.com> wrote in message > news:5sfn24F17urp0U1@mid.individual.net... >> Michelle, Sabrina's Mom wrote: >>> "Michelle, Sabrina's Mom" <michelles.other.email@nospamgmail.com> wrote >>> in message news:9Lw8j.5480$W27.2939@trndny09... >>> >>>>Could someone take a look at line 6. It's a female name I believe. Last >>>>name looks like Heardy. >>>>http://data2.collectionscanada.ca/1851_pdf/e093/e002310678.pdf >>>> >>>>Thanks, >>>> >>>>Michelle >>> >>> or maybe the last name is Heardif? Fleardif? >> >> same as line 1 >> >> "He" = "H" with a twiddle >> >> Exact Search Results - Historical Records >> You searched for Hardif >> . >> Census & Voter Lists 57 >> 51 1851 Census of Canada East, Canada West, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia >> >> 6 1920 United States Federal Census >> >> Birth, Marriage & Death 1 >> 1 Georgia Deaths, 1919-98 >> >> Directories & Member Lists 5 >> 4 U.S. Public Records Index >> 1 U.S. Phone and Address Directories, 1993-2002 >> >> What I call a reality check the other speeliings get no hit >> Your Search for Heardif returned no matches >> >> Hugh W >> > Ancestry.ca has the name Hardif indexed for the 1851 census. However, > there are only 51 entries and the name only appears in Portneuf county : S Still in all, that's a Hardif on line 1 as well, so I vote Hardif too. The fact that it's not indexed could mean it was misindexed. -- Dec. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Government officials and activists flying to Bali, Indonesia, for the United Nations meeting on climate change will cause as much pollution as 20,000 cars in a year.

I found a census page at the library and didn't take enough notes to find it once I got home. I'd like enough information to find it on HQ, which I think is indexed by NARA information. The one I found was in the 1910 census but if you find other info by name, please feel free to mention. :) George Teutsch, wife Marie and daughter Louise. SD1, ED73, sheet 20A, Orleans "county" Louisiana. The number 3651 appears, handwritten, near the other page/district information. The address is 925 Dauphine St. (rear). HQ gives only two Teutsch families for Orleans parish in 1910 and neither is the one, so it's probably misindexed there. -- Dec. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Government officials and activists flying to Bali, Indonesia, for the United Nations meeting on climate change will cause as much pollution as 20,000 cars in a year.