This is going to take some commitment from each of we volunteers. With my work/family commitment, I'll probably have to extend the loan period. I'm anxious to get into it, mostly to SEE the old newspapers. Some of you are retired, some work. Nevertheless, it seems we are have enthusiasm for this important project. For some period of time, Art is going to be a little overwhelmed by the submissions . . . so it's not a matter of urgency to hit him all at once with submissions. He'll take them as slowly as we can submit. Brakes are okay. Steve -----Original Message----- From: Jackie <[email protected]> To: Steve Illium <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, May 02, 1999 8:57 PM Subject: Map >On the Kennedy Mine site I clicked on Tours & this cute little yellow map >appeared. I just spent almost 4 hours inputing 5 months of Dispatch into >"the form". I'd do better if I'd quit toppling my notebook over on the >keyboard & not getting somebody all the way dead! This has been an >experience & I'm sure it will be beneficial to lots of people. No cannon >balls huh? Maybe someone rethunk their thunking & thought better of their >firing. Hopefully so. Jackie >

Abbie -- You mentioned you were going to be getting some more books. Are they Amador County? If so, could you share titles with us? Thanks. Judy in Winnemucca, NV [email protected]

Art, One of the photos got zapped from Chapter 2. It's just got one of those little red x's up in the corner of the block. Would you consider creating some links from the website to these other Amador Co. websites . . . like the one that we saw earlier about the county today & historic sites, and also the one Jackie told us about . . . the one about the Kennedy Mine? Seems like these would be of interest to anyone happening along. Steve

Eugene, Did any of your DeVore,s marry a Moon, as we have a DeVore that married into our Moons. Abigail P.S. I believe his name was Commador Perry DeVore.

Jennie, Found nothing on your Arata, Sanquinetti. But am getting some more books, so will keep an eye out for them. Sorry Abigail

Eugene W. Eguaras I found quite about your surnames Adlum- none Ekel-JJ.,John,JOhnJ,Joseph,Merry Ellem(Whitacre), Maude Clifton-jeannieNEE Solamonson), William DeVore- Ella(Miss), Gidion Simmons- none Thompson - Alex, Alex Jr. Whitacre- Mary Ellen Ward- none Whatson- none therre is quite a few articles so if you want send snail mail to me. Abigail P.S. since Jeannie was a Salamonson, i checked that and I have A.,A(Mrs.), Amanda,Anderson,Celoa, M.(Mrs Wilsom(,Harland C.,Jeannie,, Mary.

Art -- How long before Amador Dispatch extractions go online? Looking forward to seeing Jackie's efforts. Judy in Winnemucca, NV [email protected]

Julie Hendrix Looked in my books found no Shortell or Sleight, you might try the Sutter county site at [email protected] Abigail

Betty, I do not have any Benedetto in my books but do have Alfonso and Enrico Ginochio the artles are rather long so let me know if you want them, send your snail mail and i will send you a copy. Abigail

Betty, Try http://www.rootsweb.com/~caamador/ for the GenWeb site for Amador County. Best Regards, Bill Baccus Temecula, CA Betty Hancock wrote: > I must have missed the address for the website everyone keeps talking > about. Would you please put it on the screen for me. > > Also, if anyone finds any reference to a Benedetto Ginochio I would > appreciate the information. Would like to find what the relation to > Alfonso and Enrico Ginochio is. Benedetto is buried in the cemetery at > the Catholic Church, along with his wife Anciola > > I have a picture of Charles Ginochio, who I understand was in a fight > with a few other good Italians and was sent to San Quentin for 5 years, > due to the death of one of them. This was in February of 1880. Anyone > know of it? There should be a large item in the Amador Dispatch. Would > be willing to pay for a copy. > > Any help is appreciated. Betty

-----Original Message----- From: Art Michaelis <[email protected]> To: Steve Illum <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, May 02, 1999 11:07 AM Subject: Chapter 3 in Online! >Check it out at >http://www.rootsweb.com/~caamador/stories/caminetti/chapter3.htm > >Please ignore the extra space at the bottom of the page, it will be gone the >next time I upload. > >Art Michaelis >Amador County Coordinator >USGenWeb Project >http://www.rootsweb.com/~caamador/ >[email protected] > >

I must have missed the address for the website everyone keeps talking about. Would you please put it on the screen for me. Also, if anyone finds any reference to a Benedetto Ginochio I would appreciate the information. Would like to find what the relation to Alfonso and Enrico Ginochio is. Benedetto is buried in the cemetery at the Catholic Church, along with his wife Anciola I have a picture of Charles Ginochio, who I understand was in a fight with a few other good Italians and was sent to San Quentin for 5 years, due to the death of one of them. This was in February of 1880. Anyone know of it? There should be a large item in the Amador Dispatch. Would be willing to pay for a copy. Any help is appreciated. Betty

Looking for any information on Anna SHORTELL. She was born on May 22, 1868 in Sutter Creek. She married a SLEIGHT. She lived in Portland, Oregon. I don't have any information on her parents. She died December 4, 1910. thanks, Julie Hendrix

Diane, Please look for any Yates, Scott, Mills, Moon thanks Abigail

Sorry Steve, If you look under History that's where the Picture is. ---------- > From: Jennie Hudson <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: [CAAMADOR-L] Site of home page for the Jackson Kennedy Mine > Date: Saturday, May 01, 1999 8:09 PM > > > Steve, > Here's the site for the Kennedy Gold Mine, thought you might enjoy it? On > their home page is 2 pictures one of the Mine House (main Building) and one > of 2 small homes connected by what looks like a pipe. This is the homes or > rooms that Caminetti and Sanquinetti used. > http://www.cdepot.net/chamber/Kennedy/History.htm > > Jennie Hudson > [email protected]

Steve, Here's the site for the Kennedy Gold Mine, thought you might enjoy it? On their home page is 2 pictures one of the Mine House (main Building) and one of 2 small homes connected by what looks like a pipe. This is the homes or rooms that Caminetti and Sanquinetti used. http://www.cdepot.net/chamber/Kennedy/History.htm Jennie Hudson [email protected]

Will do. One of the indexes is for Q-Z. I don't remember which. I'll do my best. Diane

I have a scanner. I will send them to Art and he can decide if he wants to use them. I have an entire album from people in Sutter Creek. I also have a picture of John Truran who was a miner in Sutter Creek. On another note, I order three films from the LDS. Only two came in. One is a death index and the other two are Declarations of intentions. I will see which two came in and I will do look ups for the three weeks that I have them. Diane

Hi all, I do have a lot pictures. One is a tin type of two young women who born in Sutter Creek. I also have two of when they were little. The picture I find the most interesting is of a group of people. I'm not even sure who they are. It is most likely in Sutter Creek. They are on a porch. The women have bonnets on. The street is a dirt street. To me it looks typical of what I would think an old western town would look like. I would like a second opinion. The picture was in bad shape. Yesterday I took it to the drugstore and copied it. I am also copying all of the tin types. Is that what you want? Diane

Anybody taken a look at the photo section on the website lately? They are great! I hope more of you will post photos with Art so he can add them to the collection . . . people, cemeteries, buildings, and more! I just sent Chapter 3 to Art, so look for that too. Jackie, as soon as he starts posting some of the items you found in the newspapers, alert us. We're all anxious to see what's up. I'm guessing that my film will arrive this coming week. Can't wait! We all appreciate seeing all the lookups lately. Saves us a lot of time & energy. Steve