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As of 11:30 am CST I found access to the http://www.glorecords.blm.gov site working just fine. The !@#$% hacker had only hacked the "genealogical" portion of this site (the search for land patents). No virus was involved. The basic sight was always OK. And now access to it is back to normal. No need now for further announcing, commentary, discussion, conjecture, concern, right? <whew> He/it was one ugly critter, wasn't he/it. Mysty shakerag@mtnhome.com
Bennie Horton I am researching Horton, Heard, Wright, O'neal, Kimbrell, Berry, Parks, Woods, millsaps, Moore, Thompson, Chowning. ----- Original Message ----- From: B.W. HORTON To: ARSEARCY-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2001 4:55 PM Hi Searcy Co List. I am looking for the family connection for Ananias Horton B 6-23-1843 at Wayne Co. Tn. D1-13-1928 at Marshall, Ar. Who was his father and is he connected to Isaac Horton Sr. from Wayne Co. Tn. If so what is the connection. Thanks. Bennie I am researching Horton, Heard, Wright, O'neal, Kimbrell, Berry, Parks, Woods, millsaps, Moore, Thompson, Chowning.
-----Original Message----- From: Magbatt@aol.com [mailto:Magbatt@aol.com]On Behalf Of or-roots Sent: Saturday, March 17, 2001 12:54 PM To: or-roots@archive14.sos.state.or.us Subject: update on Montana records bill - SB443 Senator Sam Kitzenberg very kindly sent this update on SB443: I couldn't open the site ( I don't do this well!) but will try later. The important thing is that we now know that it passed the Senate and is in the House. I think we need to make it clear that to PASS the bill is TO PROTECT the records. Some may think that the bill is to allow the destruction of the records. (I hope to heaven I have that straight. If not - someone please correct me - quickly! ) Thanks, MIdge ______________________________________________________________________ Midge... SB 443 passed the Montana Senate but was tabled in the House. Go to the following link to follow the bill. http://laws.leg.state.mt.us:8000/laws01/plsql/LAW0203W$BSRV.ActionQuery?P_BL TP_BILL_TYP_CD=SB&P_BILL_NO=443&P_BILL_DFT_NO=&Z_ACTION=Find&P_SBJ_DESCR=&P_ SBJT_SBJ_CD=&P_LST_NM1=&P_ENTY_ID_SEQ= Sincerely, Sam Kitzenberg [Senator Sam Kitzenberg's e-mail goes out from Helena on timtone@initco.net server]
-----Original Message----- From: Judith Katzmark [mailto:judikat@teleport.com]On Behalf Of or-roots Sent: Saturday, March 17, 2001 3:56 PM To: or-roots@archive14.sos.state.or.us Subject: Re: update on Montana records bill - SB443 Hello, As any other family historian, I have been appalled to read about the destruction of the MT public records, but the announcement has been clouded by rhetoric. Simply stated, MT SB443 is designed to prohibit the destruction of old public records [over 10 years] before notifying specifically listed historical agencies, including public individuals. You can follow the pathway the bill has taken by visiting http://www.state.mt.us/ , then click "2001 Legislative Session," then "Look Up Bill Information." This link will take you to a search engine where you can enter SB, then 443. Follow the path and you can read for yourself what the bill says to determine what to say in your letters to the legislators. As of 3/14/2001, the bill has been tabled in the second House committee session. I intend to provide my own outcry to preserve the records for my MT traces on two lines back to the late 1800s. Judith judikat@teleport.com
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Dortha, I would like to buy a copy of the book "ARKANSAS ANGELS" if there are any Colberts mentioned in it. Would you mind a quick lookup for me? My Colberts were there in 1890's-1920's so that probably would not be considered "old time", but just in case they are mentioned, I would like to know it. Thanks in advance, Darlene
-----Original Message----- From: Magbatt@aol.com [mailto:Magbatt@aol.com]On Behalf Of or-roots Sent: Friday, March 16, 2001 8:31 PM To: or-roots@archive14.sos.state.or.us Subject: Re: [MI-Genealogy] Urgent-Montana connections! http://leg.state.mt.us/online_publications/laws/57th/legname.htm The above site will give you names, addresses, and phones numbers of the Montana State Representatives and Senators. It has the email addresses for MOST BUT NOT ALL. I wrote a SHORT ( the longer it is the less likely it is to be read) note pleading for the preservation of my husband's and children's history. His family has been in Missoula for over one hundred years. (You must in some way state a relationship with Montana for the message/testimony to carry any weight) I then COPIED it and then just went down the list, clicking on each email and pasting my messages onto each of the emails. I realize I could have sent one message collectively, but in my experience if it appears to be more personal it stands a better chance than one that is sent in a blanket manner. I gave my name and address at the end even though it outside of Montana. It is generally required in other testimony that I have been involved in. This destruction of documents just makes me sick and I urge you all to write immediately. It only took me an hour to contact all of those that had an email address. I consider it an hour well spent! Midge Batt (magbatt@aol.com)
Hi list, Someone had asked about a Kimbrough, forget who they were supposed to have married, maybe a Cotton. My machine froze up and I had to do a quick restart and I lost a lot of files including my address book. Please resend it and I will look thru my floppies and what I had printed out. Possibly I can find it. Thanks Kinsey ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.
-----Original Message----- From: Linda Thiessen [mailto:thiessen.linda@mcleodusa.net] Sent: Friday, March 16, 2001 12:12 AM To: MI-GENEALOGY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MI-Genealogy] Urgent-Montana connections! This was a response I received from a posting on a Montana mailing list I subscribe to regarding the destruction of ancestral records in Montana! I asked if there was any action I could take as my mother was born in Butte and I have an interest in preserving these records. I thought those of you with connections to Montana should be aware of the situation and hopefully will take action too! "I would think that the more who wrote the better. Make sure the families who write explain that they're interested in preserving their Montana family records, as the site requires a person to put their home address and they'll see it's from out of state. In the comment section, just mention the reasoning for wanting the bill to pass - their Montana ancestral records. If you have any other questions, Patti Marchington is heavily involved in Helena. Her email address is below." Please take the time read this message and respond to those mentioned below via e-mail. Subject: Urgent--SB 443 Hearing update for Genealogists & Historians, SB 443 had tons of opposition from the lobbyist for: The Clerk of District Court Assoc. The Clerk & Recorder's Assoc. The Treasurer Assoc. and opposition from the: The School Insurance Assoc. The State Fund for Workmen Comp. The State Historical Society Library The Secretary of State Brown's Office (I hope I didn't leave anyone out...) They brought up all kinds of things that twisted SB 443 into something that it wasn't. SB 443 only concerns Public Records that are being destroyed in County Courthouses...not anything to do with Workmen's Comp., School anything, etc. Only to give "Notice" to the Public...the State Historical Soc, Historical & Genealogy Soc., down to the Public to have a chance to Preserve our MT History! I showed the House-State Admin. Committee today, 3 Old Record Books originally from Park County Courthouse, that were thrown away. These are: 1897 Voter Registration Book (name, age, birthplace, & address were listed for each voter). 1889 Court Ledger Book...that on the last page has the old 1889 to 1890 marriage records. 1904 City of Livingston Census Book (has names of all family members, occupation of head of household, ages, & addresses). These books were "rescued" by a Historian that happened by the trash cans by the Courthouse and were "saved" in our local Yellowstone Gateway Museum here in Park County....But many, many other records have been lost forever. Our Park County has thrown away the old MT. Marriage Application Books...as many other counties have done, because the Clerk of District Court Assoc. has said they have to... (None of the MT Old Marriage Application Books from about 1865/1889 to 1960s have been copied!). No Courthouse is willing to tell exactly what records have been destroyed, how many, what they are, etc. We don't have an accounting on anything. I had really thought it would be a simple thing to just have the Courthouses to "post" on the wall of the Courthouse the list of Records that they didn't want (or had no room for). And since most Courthouses around MT have e-mail (with more coming on-line everyday), they could just e-mail the State Historical Society of that list of unwanted Records. The State Historical Society (that does not want these records) would look on their lists of local Historical & Genealogy Societies for the area in and around the County that doesn't want the records...and the Public & MT State Historical & Genealogy Societies would all be notified! Very little work on the part of the Courthouses. No cost to the County. After the listings of the local Historical & Genealogy Societies' e-mails on the State Historical Society Library Computer database...very little work (not compared to the priceless preserving of history). If Montana does not come up with a simple plan like this to preserve our MT History NOW....a lot more RECORDS WILL BE DESTROYED!!!! MT Courthouses do not have the space for these Records...they will not be expanding their Courthouse Buildings. They say Micro-filming is too expensive. The Montana Clerk of District Court & Clerk & Recorder Assoc.s will continue to hire their lawyers & lobbyist to tell the MT Researcher what Records we can see, what Records that will no longer exist, while they and all of the Courthouse clerks will be the only ones to have Access, BUT NOT THE PUBLIC. Please call or e-mail these House of Representatives on the House-State Administration Committee. House--State Administration Committee: Allan Walters, Chairman R - Hamilton Debby Barrett, Vice Chairman Majority R - Dillon Tom Dell, Vice Chairman Minority D - Billings Norma Bixby D - Lame Deer Dee Brown R - Hungry Horse Don Hedges R - Antelope Hal Jacobson D - Helena Larry Jent D - Bozeman Michelle Lee D - Livingston Larry Lehman R - Power Ralph Lenhart D - Glendive Gay Ann Masolo R - Townsend Doug Mood R - Seeley Lake Alan Olson R - Roundup Holly Raser D - Missoula Rick Ripley R - Wolf Creek Clarice Schrumpf R - Billings Frank Smith D - Poplar e-mail the House of Representatives: http://leg.state.mt.us/leg_msg.htm This House-State Administration Committee needs to hear from at least hundreds of MT Genealogists & Historians in the next couple of days! Please Support SB 443, we need everyone's help NOW! Patricia Marchington Member of Park County & the State Genealogy Society. marching@avicom.net
Dewayne I have a copy of this book. Would you like to buy it or just have lookup? Dortha Bradshaw,Cole,Dark,Fike,Gamel,George,Hicks,Holden,Heathcoat,Killinger,Morris ,Nance,Pitts,Prater,Roberts,Sutterfield,Whiteside -----Original Message----- From: Dewayne Treat <dtreat@bulldog.afsc.k12.ar.us> To: ARSEARCY-L@rootsweb.com <ARSEARCY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, March 16, 2001 10:03 AM Subject: [ARSEARCY] Looking for a book!!! >Does anyone have a copy (or seen a copy) of the book entitled "ARKANSAS >ANGELS"??? I have heard that it speaks of several oldtime Arkansas >preachers who had a hand in starting early churches through out the >state....thanks! >Dewayne Treat > > >============================== >9 Health Tips for Computer Genealogists >http://www.thirdage.com/features/tech/ouch/ > >
Does anyone have a copy (or seen a copy) of the book entitled "ARKANSAS ANGELS"??? I have heard that it speaks of several oldtime Arkansas preachers who had a hand in starting early churches through out the state....thanks! Dewayne Treat
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I am hoping to connect with someone in the Snowball area who would be willing to take pictures at the Whisenant Cemetery of my g-g-g-grandparents, Claybrun & Sarrah Manes. Am willing to pay expenses. ~gina thomas patterson~ Visit my homepage at http://hometown.aol.com/ginaburningsky/myhomepage/business.html <A HREF="http://burningskyenterprises.com/">Burningskyenterprises.com</A>
Does anyone have a copy of Searcy County cemetery records who can do a look up for me. I would like to know if there is a Henry or Sally Counts/Counce listed anywhere and what information is available. Thnks Judy
Janie, There are Shipmans connected to the Horton Family there in Searcy County. If you will Write to this lady she can tell you more. She also put an article about the SHipman/Beavers family in the Arkansas Searcy county History Book. As far as I know she has no e-mail. Pauline Beavers 241 N. Glade St. Marshall,Arkansas 72650 Ph. # 1-870-448-3376 Marinda Holliman >From: Janie Wagnon <jwagnon@worldnet.att.net> >To: ARSEARCY-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [ARSEARCY] Shipman >Date: Mon, 05 Mar 2001 07:46:39 -0600 > >Hi to all, I have finally gotten back to genealogy research, >yeah! Is there anyone on this mailing list that is connected to the >surname Shipman? If so would you send me your connection and what >information you have on your family. I am looking for any Shipman data >in Searcy Co and would appreciate anything you have on your family >lineage. Janie > > >============================== >Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: >Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. >http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com > _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
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//--> > </SCRIPT> > </TD></TR> > <TR> > <TD colSpan=3D2> > <HR> > </TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><!-- = > endclickprintexclude --> > <P>by Wayne Robins</P> > <P>Alexander Hamilton's editorials — online from the <I>New = > York Post</I>?=20 > The archives of America's oldest continually-published daily are = > going=20 > online, and may be accessible in time for the November = > bicentennial of the=20 > Federalists' paper, founded in 1801.</P> > <P>"Our archives are really a treasure trove," said <I>Post</I> = > Editor Ken=20 > Chandler. "Over the years we've kept them intact on microfilm, but = > obviously that's a very cumbersome way to reach them."</P> > <P>The digitizing is being done by Cold North Wind, a two-year-old = > company=20 > based in Ottawa, Ontario, with a division in Framingham, Mass. = > Last year=20 > the parent company of <I>The Toronto Star</I> bought a minority = > share in=20 > Cold North Wind, which is also digitizing the entire archives of = > that=20 > newspaper.</P> > <P>"Newspapers are the only record of continuous daily life for = > the last=20 > 400 years," Cold North Wind's CEO Bob Huggins said in an interview = > with=20 > E&P Online last week. The company says it has acquired digital = > rights=20 > to thousands of newspapers dating back to the 1700's. Its = > proprietary=20 > software, known as Paper of Record, scans microfilm to create = > digital=20 > images of the original newspaper pages. The archives will be = > searchable,=20 > and can be automatically updated with a streaming feed.</P> > <P>Cold North Wind and the newspapers with which it works will = > share=20 > revenue. Neither Huggins nor Chandler of the <I>Post</I> knows how = > the=20 > numbers or percentages will play out. But Huggins expects that=20 > subscriptions will "eliminate the nonsense of paying $2.95 or = > whatever per=20 > article."</P> > <P>Chandler added, "We don't look at it as something that's going = > to=20 > generate great revenues. 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