I received this today from Bernard Louis MILES III (Lou). I am taking the liberty of forwarding it on to our BROYLES List. Maybe some of you have data on the GOTCHER-BROYLES line. Bernard's email address is: [email protected] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- My GOTCHER line goes to William GOTCHER b. August 1765 in VA and Mary BROYLES b. 1777 in VA. Would like to get a GEDCOM of any GOTCHER and BROYLES information. Just need to know how to get it downloaded into my Family Origins 5.0a. Thanks to all those who've gone before and done the research. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------- Hope you can help him, George
Terry, nothing wrong with your post. Identifying the persons that you are researching may get you some replies. Heck, your post was nothing -- I've seen some on other Lists that took forever to download. Some people even send Gedcom files as part of the body of their messages, rather than send as attachments. George At 09:09 05/26/97 -0700, you wrote: >Sorry, I didn't mean to send that whole long outline on my previous letter. >I was only using it to create my letter. I don't think I am supposed to >send something that extensive on this new list. I pushed the "send" button >too fast. Please excuse. > >Terry Mee > > >
Just a note to everyone. It makes your messages much easier to read if you put SURNAME's in CAPITAL letters. This is the accepted practice for Net messages concerning genealogy. Also, in the Subject: header, identify persons you are researching. Subjects such as "Surname Search", "Looking for Ancestors", etc. just don't help very much, whereas Subjects such as "SMITH, James C. >VA-1782>TN-1815" or "SMITH, JONES, & BROWN >VA & TN", etc., are very helpful. Thanks, George
Sorry, I didn't mean to send that whole long outline on my previous letter. I was only using it to create my letter. I don't think I am supposed to send something that extensive on this new list. I pushed the "send" button too fast. Please excuse. Terry Mee
I would love to hear from any descendants of Rosina BROYLES & Adam Carter GANN, Jr., particulary (not only) any of the California emigrant descendants. Many GANNS came to California between 1847 and 1861. I am descended from : Direct Descendants of William Gann, son of the above, born in Tennessee in 1792. He didn't make it to California, died in Lafayette Co., MO, but his widow and most of his descendants did. My wave came in 1854 to San Joaquin Co., East of Stockton, CA. Other names of these Calif. ancestors or cousins are ABBEY, HARLESS, HORN, FRESHOUR, MALLARD, MILLER, DIDDLE, DUNCAN, RUDDICK, CLARK, BANNER, BEERY, SMITH & others much more recent. I have lots of information on this branch that I would love to share but am always looking for more. Terry Diane Mee Diamond Springs, El Dorado Co., CA 1 William Gann b: 1792 in Washington Co., TN d: October 17, 1845 in Lafayette Co., MO Buried in Barker Cem. same county. . +Leah Gann b: 1794 in Tennessee m: March 18, 1812 in Rhea Co., TN d: January 10, 1863 in San Joaquin Co., Buried in Drais Fam. Cem. 1/2 mile W. of Farmington ..... 2 Lavinia Gann b: July 05, 1833 in Tennessee d: August 01, 1882 in Stockton, San Joaquin Co., CA ......... +Albert A. Abbey b: 1823 in New York m: September 16, 1855 in San Joaquin Co., California d: March 05, 1910 in Stockton, San Joaquin Co., California ............ 3 Mary Jane Abbey b: September 07, 1857 in San Joaquin Co, California d: January 07, 1928 in Stockton, San Joaquin, California ................ +John Jacob Mallard b: March 03, 1846 in Maquoketa, Iowa m: September 30, 1872 in Stockton, San Joaquin, California d: September 05, 1901 in Stockton, San Joaquin, CA ................... 4 Frank Mallard b: July 02, 1881 in Stockton, San Joaquin, CA d: April 11, 1940 in Sonora, Tuolumne County, California ....................... +Teresa Agnes Meyer b: October 18, 1876 in Sonora, Tuolumne, CA m: Abt 1900 d: July 11, 1964 in Sonora, Tuolumne, CA .......................... 5 Frances Josephine Mallard b: September 21, 1909 in Sonora, Tuolumne, CA .............................. +Charles Russell Millard b: December 27, 1906 in Santa Clara County, CA m: May 29, 1931 in Reno, Washoe Co., NV d: December 06, 1990 in Sonora, Tuolumne, CA .................................. 6 Terry Diane Millard b: June 15, 1936 in Stockton, San Joaquin, CA ............ *2nd Husband of Mary Jane Abbey:
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OK folks, it has been changed !!!!! Now, when you click on "reply", the TO: header has the List address, instead of the address of the sender of the message. At least, for "most" email programs. It works fine with Eudora Pro and Agent 1.0 (and FreeAgent). Check out your email reader and make sure it works with it. It's back to the way it was at MAISER. Let's get some email traffic going on these List now !!!!! All my Lists are up and working at RootsWeb. See you on the List. "Sgt" George
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At 06:00 PM 8/9/98 -0400, John K. Broyles, Sr. wrote: >Vickie I have some info on your line. Mary Briles (dau. of Frederick >Briles) was b. 19, Mar.1784, d. 30, Sept. 1855, md. Ansel Pearce ca To the folks on the BROYLES Mailing List. Haven't chatted with you in a while and while reading Ken's reply to Vickie, remembered that I had meant to advise everyone of his publications on the BROYLES and related lines. I maintain a link to a page for him on the BROYLES/BRILES Family History web site at: HTTP://homepages.rootsweb.com/~george/index.shtml Or, you can go directly to his page at: HTTP://homepages.rootsweb.com/~george/kenbroy.html On that page you will be able to see an index of all his publications, their costs, etc. I'm not sending this as an advertisement for Ken's publications, but as direction to some fantastic research tools in the way of publications on our related families. Take a look. You won't regret it, SgtGeorge BROYLES Mailing List Listowner