Does anyone know any Irish newspapers or Irish organizations that might have information about Irish immigrants who came to Baltimore during the mid and/or late 1800s? Any information and/or suggestions would be appreciated. Jerry Researching: Graham, Brady, Corrigan, Healey, Popple

Jane's message reminds me of a similar episode from early in my genealogy days. I left a note on a tombstone in Loudon Park which had flowers displayed. This eventually led to contact with previously unknown cousins and sharing of photographs. I've also had the same situation with opposite results where I've left notes, time after time, with no response. Just a reminder to keep in mind. The thing that attracked Jane (and me) to the tombstone was the flowers that someone else had left. I often use this same trick. Place flowers (and a note) even when there is no sign of life (!) and you might just spark someone else's curiousity and make a connection. Gary 10 April 2006 Baltimore http://home.att.net/~g.ruppert

Due to these mail list suggestions, a few weeks ago I asked the Pratt for information on one of my ancestors. They sent me several items back by e-mail, but said they would have to send other material by copying it and sending it regular mail because it was too long. Was I willing to pay the charges, which were minimal? Of course! I got some fabulous stuff. Then a week or two later I got an e-mail from the Pratt saying they had just run across something else. Did I want it? You bet I did! I got tons of information, hard facts and "setting the scene" information. All because I acted on the suggestions on this list and e-mailed the Pratt!!! What a great service they provide! Sally ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, April 09, 2006 8:35 PM Subject: Re: [BALTGEN-L] Clarification-- New charges from Pratt Library > Hi, Everyone - > > I live in Colorado and have never ordered anything from the Pratt Library. > Can you give me information on how to order and what they have available, > please? I've ordered from the Archives and there's always a charge, so it > surprises me that there wasn't a charge from Pratt until recently. > > Thank you for your help! I enjoy reading everyone's posts. > Mur > > > ==== BALTGEN Mailing List ==== > The USGenWeb/MDGenWeb page for Baltimore Co. > http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdbaltim >

Jane, Another thought. You might watch to see if there are any "fresh" or newly made arrangements in the area close to you. Perhaps you can make a note of them and watch for additions so you can check after the note disappears. Betty

Hi, Go to the Pratt website http://www.pratt.lib.md.us/<http://www.pratt.lib.md.us/> and Ask a Librarian. Send them an email with your request. Mostly I have ordered obituaries, but have also received newspaper articles and copies of info from books. I imagine they would copy whatever you wanted to a point. Mona ----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> To: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, April 09, 2006 7:35 PM Subject: Re: [BALTGEN-L] Clarification-- New charges from Pratt Library Hi, Everyone - I live in Colorado and have never ordered anything from the Pratt Library. Can you give me information on how to order and what they have available, please? I've ordered from the Archives and there's always a charge, so it surprises me that there wasn't a charge from Pratt until recently. Thank you for your help! I enjoy reading everyone's posts. Mur ==== BALTGEN Mailing List ==== The USGenWeb/MDGenWeb page for Baltimore Co. http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdbaltim<http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdbaltim>

Jane, this is a WONDERFUL story - and one that should have a happy ending if all of us on the list had our way! Keep up the positive attitude and visits -- and let us know what/who you find! Mur

Hi, Everyone - I live in Colorado and have never ordered anything from the Pratt Library. Can you give me information on how to order and what they have available, please? I've ordered from the Archives and there's always a charge, so it surprises me that there wasn't a charge from Pratt until recently. Thank you for your help! I enjoy reading everyone's posts. Mur

Jane I did the same thing. I had found the grave of my 3rd Great Garndfather. It had a military plaque. I knew who ever had placed it had done it within the last 20 years. Yet, the name of the person who had placed the plaque was not familiar, but I knew we had to be related. So, I left a note in a plastic bag and staked it down. There was no response for months. I replace the plastic note and refreshed it. Then one day came an email, hi I am the person you are looking for. I was estatic. Here was a 3rd cousin, Great Grandson of my 2nd GreatGrandmothers sister. It was a wonderful moment when we met. That lead to major breakthroughs in my family history. The great thing was I had things he did not and vise versa. We are still dolng research today. So, I wish for you the same joy I had. Don't give up keep the note fresh. Jan BCGS...... ========Original Message======== Subj: [BALTGEN-L] Report on--Staking Out Cathedral Cemetery on Palm Sunday Date: 4/9/2006 6:07:45 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time From: [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) To: [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) Sent on: Well, the stake out didn’t work. I arrived about 9:15 am on a beautiful spring morning. Started doing the crossword puzzle and listening to NPR. About 10 am my heart almost stopped when a car drove right up and parked right in front of me. I almost jumped out of the car but was afraid that I would scare the two elderly people. They started up the correct walk way and I forced myself to stay calm. But, they went to a different grave and placed flowers and prayed. Bummer, bummer, bummer. I stayed until after 2pm waiting and waiting. Finished the puzzle and the two Sudokos and starting working on my needlepoint. I got to listen to the Prairie Home Companion and the Two Car Guys and several interesting discussions. Nary a car came close. Not many cars even came into the cemetery. It is in a “bad” part of town but the cemetery is nice. But I know the note is still there and I will check back later in the week to see if flowers arrive and the note disappears. Maybe they are waiting for Easter or Mother’s Day this year. I received many emails wishing me luck and one really good idea that I actually thought of when I was out there too. (Great minds think alike) I looked around at all the other stones to see if anyone had flowers like the ones I found Saturday. No one did so that gives me hope that the flowers placed there were specifically for the Fischer and not an adopted grave. I will keep you posted. I am determined. A girl has got to do what a girl has got to do. Jane Thursby >From England to Maryland by the early 1700's and still Maryland. Researching: Thursby, Stinchecum, Seward, Clag(g)ett, McNamara, Barnes, Muckelroy, Watkins, Kennard, Fallin, Snyder, Griffin, Benson, Cullison, Shipley, Beall, White, Wheatly, Mullineaux, Lee, Norris, Waugh, Oldner, Davis, Sasscer, Fell, Keith, Benton, Hitchcock, Clark, Moxley, Norwood, Lewis, Tydings, Lamb, Gassaway, Holland, Musgrove Also through George Schaffer (Chip): Schaffer, Appel, Dinsmore, Fischer, Yeagle, Suman, Soellner, Franz, Baker, Albert, Miller, Buzzard, Kitzmiller, Loeb, Stougel, Rohr, Turner, Wilson, Schichadanz ==== BALTGEN Mailing List ==== Please make sure the options in your E mail program disables quoting the message in HTML when posting to any Roots-L mailing list.

Well, the stake out didn’t work. I arrived about 9:15 am on a beautiful spring morning. Started doing the crossword puzzle and listening to NPR. About 10 am my heart almost stopped when a car drove right up and parked right in front of me. I almost jumped out of the car but was afraid that I would scare the two elderly people. They started up the correct walk way and I forced myself to stay calm. But, they went to a different grave and placed flowers and prayed. Bummer, bummer, bummer. I stayed until after 2pm waiting and waiting. Finished the puzzle and the two Sudokos and starting working on my needlepoint. I got to listen to the Prairie Home Companion and the Two Car Guys and several interesting discussions. Nary a car came close. Not many cars even came into the cemetery. It is in a “bad” part of town but the cemetery is nice. But I know the note is still there and I will check back later in the week to see if flowers arrive and the note disappears. Maybe they are waiting for Easter or Mother’s Day this year. I received many emails wishing me luck and one really good idea that I actually thought of when I was out there too. (Great minds think alike) I looked around at all the other stones to see if anyone had flowers like the ones I found Saturday. No one did so that gives me hope that the flowers placed there were specifically for the Fischer and not an adopted grave. I will keep you posted. I am determined. A girl has got to do what a girl has got to do. Jane Thursby From England to Maryland by the early 1700's and still Maryland. Researching: Thursby, Stinchecum, Seward, Clag(g)ett, McNamara, Barnes, Muckelroy, Watkins, Kennard, Fallin, Snyder, Griffin, Benson, Cullison, Shipley, Beall, White, Wheatly, Mullineaux, Lee, Norris, Waugh, Oldner, Davis, Sasscer, Fell, Keith, Benton, Hitchcock, Clark, Moxley, Norwood, Lewis, Tydings, Lamb, Gassaway, Holland, Musgrove Also through George Schaffer (Chip): Schaffer, Appel, Dinsmore, Fischer, Yeagle, Suman, Soellner, Franz, Baker, Albert, Miller, Buzzard, Kitzmiller, Loeb, Stougel, Rohr, Turner, Wilson, Schichadanz

Jane, What an interesting day you have planned! We hope it is successful. We find it to be intriguing. It reminds us of the cognac and red roses mysteriously left each year on Edgar Allen Poe's grave. For those who aren't familiar with this see: http://www.jhu.edu/~newslett/10-16-97/Features/2.html All the best. George and Jo Ann Nuetzel Parkville, MD. Jane Thursby wrote: > I thought I would tell all the Baltimore people what I am up to tomorrow > (Palm Sunday) in case you want to join me in my adventure. > > Two years ago in May after looking for many years, I finally found my > husband’ 2nd great-grandparents gravesite. They are in New Cathedral in > Baltimore. I rushed over to take pictures of the graves and it was only > when I got home and downloaded the pictures from my camera that I noticed > that there were flowers in the urn, relatively new ones too. In my > excitement of finding the Fischer plot, I hadn’t noticed. I couldn’t call > the cemetery back because it was Saturday afternoon and had to wait until > Monday only to find out they had no contact except for the woman who died in > the 1970’s. > > I checked all my findings and no descendent said they had left them. I > searched for new unknown descendents but none were to be found. Everyone > was dead or had died childless as far as I could determine. > > So—I went back to the cemetery with a plastic cover note. Almost a year > went by and nothing so last Good Friday I went back. I made sure that I > took another note in case the first was gone. As I walked up to the > tombstone, I noticed the note was gone. I leaned over to replace the note > when what did I notice but palms in with new flowers. The palms from Palm > Sunday! The first year I had thought the flowers were from Mother’s day but > I now realize they were Palm Sunday. > > I had missed them by 5 days! > > So tomorrow, I am going out to New Cathedral after dropping Chip at church > and waiting. I will be getting there around 10:30 am and waiting. I will > be taking a book, some work and my needlepoint project and I am waiting. I > hope I am not to late in the morning but I will be able to tell that because > today I went by after the MGS luncheon and put another note out there. IN > THE RAIN > > The flowers had been changed to a Christmas poinsettia and had been duct > taped to the urn to hold it in place. SOMEBODY is coming out there several > times a year. I wonder if my note is missing by the time they are getting > there? > > Just as a precaution—I removed the flower and the dust tape and replaced it > with the note rubber banded in place. > > Tomorrow I am ready. Please show up so I can find out who you are. Please > if you come Monday or Tuesday, however—take my note and call or write or > email..PLEASE! > > Jane Thursby > >From England to Maryland by the early 1700's and still Maryland. > Researching: > Thursby, Stinchecum, Seward, Clag(g)ett, McNamara, Barnes, Muckelroy, > Watkins, Kennard, Fallin, Snyder, Griffin, Benson, Cullison, Shipley, Beall, > White, Wheatly, Mullineaux, Lee, Norris, Waugh, Oldner, Davis, Sasscer, > Fell, Keith, Benton, Hitchcock, Clark, Moxley, Norwood, Lewis, Tydings, > Lamb, Gassaway, Holland, Musgrove > Also through George Schaffer (Chip): > Schaffer, Appel, Dinsmore, Fischer, Yeagle, Suman, Soellner, Franz, Baker, > Albert, Miller, Buzzard, Kitzmiller, Loeb, Stougel, Rohr, Turner, Wilson, > Schichadanz > > ==== BALTGEN Mailing List ==== > This list is for Genealogical Only, > Join us at [email protected] for discussions on > culture and heritage in the Baltimore area

Hello Listers, If anyone requested full text of an obit from the above Obit List posted April 5, 2006, please let me know. WebTv users had a problem for several days and were not receiving their e-mail messages. The problem has now been fixed, but I'm not sure if I received all messages. Thanks. Etta

Visited Fermanagh Ireland, in1996, found ancestors grave in Ballyshannon with 1/4 of tombstone's letters filled in with plastic to preserve them. Went back in 2002, all were filled in. Still looking for that Living relative . Bud Flanagan, in Arizona

Jane, Just an idea!! Why don't you look around in the area to see if you see the same flowers on another grave nearby. Sometimes people adopt a grave that has not had flowers on it. They may think that there is no family near. Betty

I think that everyone is going to be excited about this. We will all say a short prayer for you tonight. Folks, just a few words of hope for Jane. Betty ----- Original Message ----- From: "JAMESB BISHOP" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, April 08, 2006 5:52 PM Subject: Re: [BALTGEN-L] Staking Out Cathedral Cemetery on Palm Sunday > What a fantastic story. I'm sure you are very excited, and, I for > one, will be thinking of you and hoping that you meet the mystery > flower placers personally and find that it is a relative or > someone who really loved your ancestor. > > I think that you might consider writing this one up and > submitting to some of the genealogy magazines which love such > feature stories, or take a reporter from your local newspaper or > TV station with you, or get a cell number where maybe you could > contact them if and when you are successful making contact with > the person/s placing the flowers! > > Thanks for sharing with the list. I'm really excited for you! > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Jane Thursby" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Saturday, April 08, 2006 5:28 PM > Subject: [BALTGEN-L] Staking Out Cathedral Cemetery on Palm > Sunday > > > I thought I would tell all the Baltimore people what I am up to > tomorrow > (Palm Sunday) in case you want to join me in my adventure. > > Two years ago in May after looking for many years, I finally > found my > husband' 2nd great-grandparents gravesite. They are in New > Cathedral in > Baltimore. I rushed over to take pictures of the graves and it > was only > when I got home and downloaded the pictures from my camera that I > noticed > that there were flowers in the urn, relatively new ones too. In > my > excitement of finding the Fischer plot, I hadn't noticed. I > couldn't call > the cemetery back because it was Saturday afternoon and had to > wait until > Monday only to find out they had no contact except for the woman > who died in > the 1970's. > > I checked all my findings and no descendent said they had left > them. I > searched for new unknown descendents but none were to be found. > Everyone > was dead or had died childless as far as I could determine. > > So-I went back to the cemetery with a plastic cover note. Almost > a year > went by and nothing so last Good Friday I went back. I made sure > that I > took another note in case the first was gone. As I walked up to > the > tombstone, I noticed the note was gone. I leaned over to replace > the note > when what did I notice but palms in with new flowers. The palms > from Palm > Sunday! The first year I had thought the flowers were from > Mother's day but > I now realize they were Palm Sunday. > > I had missed them by 5 days! > > So tomorrow, I am going out to New Cathedral after dropping Chip > at church > and waiting. I will be getting there around 10:30 am and > waiting. I will > be taking a book, some work and my needlepoint project and I am > waiting. I > hope I am not to late in the morning but I will be able to tell > that because > today I went by after the MGS luncheon and put another note out > there. IN > THE RAIN > > The flowers had been changed to a Christmas poinsettia and had > been duct > taped to the urn to hold it in place. SOMEBODY is coming out > there several > times a year. I wonder if my note is missing by the time they > are getting > there? > > Just as a precaution-I removed the flower and the dust tape and > replaced it > with the note rubber banded in place. > > Tomorrow I am ready. Please show up so I can find out who you > are. Please > if you come Monday or Tuesday, however-take my note and call or > write or > email..PLEASE! > > Jane Thursby >>From England to Maryland by the early 1700's and still Maryland. > Researching: > Thursby, Stinchecum, Seward, Clag(g)ett, McNamara, Barnes, > Muckelroy, > Watkins, Kennard, Fallin, Snyder, Griffin, Benson, Cullison, > Shipley, Beall, > White, Wheatly, Mullineaux, Lee, Norris, Waugh, Oldner, Davis, > Sasscer, > Fell, Keith, Benton, Hitchcock, Clark, Moxley, Norwood, Lewis, > Tydings, > Lamb, Gassaway, Holland, Musgrove > Also through George Schaffer (Chip): > Schaffer, Appel, Dinsmore, Fischer, Yeagle, Suman, Soellner, > Franz, Baker, > Albert, Miller, Buzzard, Kitzmiller, Loeb, Stougel, Rohr, Turner, > Wilson, > Schichadanz > > > > ==== BALTGEN Mailing List ==== > This list is for Genealogical Only, > Join us at [email protected] for discussions on > culture and heritage in the Baltimore area > > > ==== BALTGEN Mailing List ==== > USGenWeb/MDGenWeb site for Carroll Co. http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdcarrol > USGenWeb/MDGenWeb site for Howard Co.http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdhoward > >

What a fantastic story. I'm sure you are very excited, and, I for one, will be thinking of you and hoping that you meet the mystery flower placers personally and find that it is a relative or someone who really loved your ancestor. I think that you might consider writing this one up and submitting to some of the genealogy magazines which love such feature stories, or take a reporter from your local newspaper or TV station with you, or get a cell number where maybe you could contact them if and when you are successful making contact with the person/s placing the flowers! Thanks for sharing with the list. I'm really excited for you! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jane Thursby" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, April 08, 2006 5:28 PM Subject: [BALTGEN-L] Staking Out Cathedral Cemetery on Palm Sunday I thought I would tell all the Baltimore people what I am up to tomorrow (Palm Sunday) in case you want to join me in my adventure. Two years ago in May after looking for many years, I finally found my husband' 2nd great-grandparents gravesite. They are in New Cathedral in Baltimore. I rushed over to take pictures of the graves and it was only when I got home and downloaded the pictures from my camera that I noticed that there were flowers in the urn, relatively new ones too. In my excitement of finding the Fischer plot, I hadn't noticed. I couldn't call the cemetery back because it was Saturday afternoon and had to wait until Monday only to find out they had no contact except for the woman who died in the 1970's. I checked all my findings and no descendent said they had left them. I searched for new unknown descendents but none were to be found. Everyone was dead or had died childless as far as I could determine. So-I went back to the cemetery with a plastic cover note. Almost a year went by and nothing so last Good Friday I went back. I made sure that I took another note in case the first was gone. As I walked up to the tombstone, I noticed the note was gone. I leaned over to replace the note when what did I notice but palms in with new flowers. The palms from Palm Sunday! The first year I had thought the flowers were from Mother's day but I now realize they were Palm Sunday. I had missed them by 5 days! So tomorrow, I am going out to New Cathedral after dropping Chip at church and waiting. I will be getting there around 10:30 am and waiting. I will be taking a book, some work and my needlepoint project and I am waiting. I hope I am not to late in the morning but I will be able to tell that because today I went by after the MGS luncheon and put another note out there. IN THE RAIN The flowers had been changed to a Christmas poinsettia and had been duct taped to the urn to hold it in place. SOMEBODY is coming out there several times a year. I wonder if my note is missing by the time they are getting there? Just as a precaution-I removed the flower and the dust tape and replaced it with the note rubber banded in place. Tomorrow I am ready. Please show up so I can find out who you are. Please if you come Monday or Tuesday, however-take my note and call or write or email..PLEASE! Jane Thursby >From England to Maryland by the early 1700's and still Maryland. Researching: Thursby, Stinchecum, Seward, Clag(g)ett, McNamara, Barnes, Muckelroy, Watkins, Kennard, Fallin, Snyder, Griffin, Benson, Cullison, Shipley, Beall, White, Wheatly, Mullineaux, Lee, Norris, Waugh, Oldner, Davis, Sasscer, Fell, Keith, Benton, Hitchcock, Clark, Moxley, Norwood, Lewis, Tydings, Lamb, Gassaway, Holland, Musgrove Also through George Schaffer (Chip): Schaffer, Appel, Dinsmore, Fischer, Yeagle, Suman, Soellner, Franz, Baker, Albert, Miller, Buzzard, Kitzmiller, Loeb, Stougel, Rohr, Turner, Wilson, Schichadanz ==== BALTGEN Mailing List ==== This list is for Genealogical Only, Join us at [email protected] for discussions on culture and heritage in the Baltimore area

I thought I would tell all the Baltimore people what I am up to tomorrow (Palm Sunday) in case you want to join me in my adventure. Two years ago in May after looking for many years, I finally found my husband’ 2nd great-grandparents gravesite. They are in New Cathedral in Baltimore. I rushed over to take pictures of the graves and it was only when I got home and downloaded the pictures from my camera that I noticed that there were flowers in the urn, relatively new ones too. In my excitement of finding the Fischer plot, I hadn’t noticed. I couldn’t call the cemetery back because it was Saturday afternoon and had to wait until Monday only to find out they had no contact except for the woman who died in the 1970’s. I checked all my findings and no descendent said they had left them. I searched for new unknown descendents but none were to be found. Everyone was dead or had died childless as far as I could determine. So—I went back to the cemetery with a plastic cover note. Almost a year went by and nothing so last Good Friday I went back. I made sure that I took another note in case the first was gone. As I walked up to the tombstone, I noticed the note was gone. I leaned over to replace the note when what did I notice but palms in with new flowers. The palms from Palm Sunday! The first year I had thought the flowers were from Mother’s day but I now realize they were Palm Sunday. I had missed them by 5 days! So tomorrow, I am going out to New Cathedral after dropping Chip at church and waiting. I will be getting there around 10:30 am and waiting. I will be taking a book, some work and my needlepoint project and I am waiting. I hope I am not to late in the morning but I will be able to tell that because today I went by after the MGS luncheon and put another note out there. IN THE RAIN The flowers had been changed to a Christmas poinsettia and had been duct taped to the urn to hold it in place. SOMEBODY is coming out there several times a year. I wonder if my note is missing by the time they are getting there? Just as a precaution—I removed the flower and the dust tape and replaced it with the note rubber banded in place. Tomorrow I am ready. Please show up so I can find out who you are. Please if you come Monday or Tuesday, however—take my note and call or write or email..PLEASE! Jane Thursby From England to Maryland by the early 1700's and still Maryland. Researching: Thursby, Stinchecum, Seward, Clag(g)ett, McNamara, Barnes, Muckelroy, Watkins, Kennard, Fallin, Snyder, Griffin, Benson, Cullison, Shipley, Beall, White, Wheatly, Mullineaux, Lee, Norris, Waugh, Oldner, Davis, Sasscer, Fell, Keith, Benton, Hitchcock, Clark, Moxley, Norwood, Lewis, Tydings, Lamb, Gassaway, Holland, Musgrove Also through George Schaffer (Chip): Schaffer, Appel, Dinsmore, Fischer, Yeagle, Suman, Soellner, Franz, Baker, Albert, Miller, Buzzard, Kitzmiller, Loeb, Stougel, Rohr, Turner, Wilson, Schichadanz

Does anyone have a copy of this book who can tell me what the 1 & 2 codes represent. I suspect that one of the numerals was for marriages, the other for deaths, but want to be certain. I made notes some time back from the book, a copy of which I used at the library, and am now doing the laborious work of documenting all the data I obtained from it. Thanks.

Hi, I have the book and looking at it, the only thing I can figure you are referring to is the date and page number the obit or announcement appeared in the Sun. So, 1/9/47-2 would mean the item was on page 2 of the Jan. 9, 1847 Sun. Hope this helps. Mona ----- Original Message ----- From: JAMESB BISHOP<mailto:[email protected]> To: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> Sent: Friday, April 07, 2006 12:12 PM Subject: [BALTGEN-L] Hollowak, Index to Marriages & Deaths in THE (Baltimore) SUN 1837-50 Does anyone have a copy of this book who can tell me what the 1 & 2 codes represent. I suspect that one of the numerals was for marriages, the other for deaths, but want to be certain. I made notes some time back from the book, a copy of which I used at the library, and am now doing the laborious work of documenting all the data I obtained from it. Thanks. ==== BALTGEN Mailing List ==== The Baltimore County Genealogical Society web site: http://www.serve.com/bcgs/bcgs.html<http://www.serve.com/bcgs/bcgs.html>

If interested in full text, please contact me at [email protected] Include date of newspaper with your request. K - R KAISER, Eliza KAISER, Private Henry C., Jr. > KALLENBACH, Christina > KEIHOLTZ, William A. > KELLY, Henry R. > KIMBALL, Helen T. > KLECKNER, Eliza H. > KLEIN, Elizabeth > KLEIN, Louis > KRAMER, Daniel > KRUG, William > KUEBERIT, Lowrey > KUHN, Charles F. > KUHN, Helen D. > LANGELUETTIG, August > LANGREHR, Matilda K. > LAUGHLIN, Emma C. > LEARY, John E. > LEIDNER, Mary Virginia > LENNING, Barbara > LENTZ, Edgar > LESTER, Carrie Louise > LEWIS, A. Frank > LINDERMANN, August > LINGELBACH, Theodore > LUCKITT, Birley C. > LEDOFF, Phoebe > LUTZ, Arthur > MAHOOL, George Frame > MANNING, John B. > MARTIN, John D. > MASS, Charles Raymond > McCLEARY, Alverta > McDONNELL, Thomas O. Edward > McDOWELL, Ruth > McGEE, James M. > McKEEVER, John J. > MUECH, Marie A. > MICHAEL, Frank C. > MILLER, Henry > MORGAN, Evans > MORGRETH, Elizabeth E. > MULLINIX, Ira Olin > MUNCHOW, Dollie V. > MURPHY, John J. > MURPHY, Edward F. > NEUHAUS, Henry C. > NEUMAN, Elizabeth > NOETH, Lilith Edna > NOLAN, Mary > NORMAN, Marie Louise > NUTH, Anna > NYDEGGER. Lydia Ridgley > O'HARA, Josephine > PRICE, Anna Eva > PYLE, Emily Cunningham > RANZINO, Salvatore > RAY, John F. > REESE, Ralph B. > REICHERT, Henry > REINHARD, Anna K. > REINHARD, Noble Jessop > REIS, Cecilia Emma > ROSENBLOOM, Rhea > ROSS, Edward H. Contact Etta directly at [email protected] Thanks, Kathy

That makes sense. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jodee Davis Inscho" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, April 04, 2006 3:23 PM Subject: Re: [BALTGEN-L] New charges from Pratt Library > Why not include a few bucks with your request - save some postage going > back and forth? > Jodee > > ==== BALTGEN Mailing List ==== > This list is for Genealogical Only, > Join us at [email protected] for discussions on > culture and heritage in the Baltimore area > >