Bonjour Right : Flamand = Flemish. There were a lot of Deutchs in french WI. We can put a call in our publication for "Ste Lucie fille de la Martinique" Let me know your postal address. An other publication is Contribution à l'étude de l'Histoire de Sainte-Lucie Essai de bibliographie et d'inventaore des sources par Xavier Steiner Centre de Généalogie et d'Histoire des Isles d'Amérique dossier n° 15 1999 Cordialement Philippe Rossignol Dans l'article <3EC7E4C7.C89D76FB@erols.com>, jzmrkm@erols.com (Dick Meyers)a écrit : >--------- >Merci, Philippe: that is indeed the book. "Flamand," then, would not be >the prenom, but would indicate that M. BERNES is Flemish: is that >correct? > >By the way, fellow listers, "Personnes..." has proven to be an >invaluable resource and though not inexpensive, was well worth the >investment (two volumes for 48,78 Euros & 24,35 Euros for air mail >shipment). While much (if not all) of the information is available in >FHL films, the authors have indexed the names and have freed us from >laboring over some information difficult to discern, whether due to the >state of the original source, atrocious handwriting, or the quality of >the film. I obtained my copies from Hubert de Langle at Mémoire & >Documents in Marsailles (memodoc.com/email: memodoc@wanadoo.fr.) > >I am still looking for "Sainte Lucie: Fille de la Martinique" by Eugène >and Raymond Bruneau-Latouche. The book is out of print and M. de Langle >was unable to obtain a copy, even from the authors. If anyone has >knowledge of an available copy, new or used, please let me know. >
Bonjour For sources on French West Indies : Guide des sources de l'Histoire de l'Amérique latine et des Antilles dans les Archives françaises Paris Archives nationales 1984 700 pages Regards Philippe Rossignol Dans l'article <1da.9fb569f.2bf92cda@aol.com>, PennyKilbane@aol.coma écrit : > >Many thanks for checking for me. If I get lucky enough to get as far back as > >your source, I will be thrilled!!! I have now begun to focus on Martinique, >so hope I make some progress once I understand the various sources available. >
I'm new to genealogy and I'm looking for leads to Saunders and Phillippo families in Jamaica. Have information on the Saunders Family in Canada. Jim
Hi Heather, Thanks for the input. I was more interested in spreading preventative computer practices in regard to viruses, rather than bashing either ISPs which do not install anti-virus shields, or implicating companies which produce anti-virus soft-ware. Richard ----- Original Message ----- From: "Heather Figueroa" <heatherfig@rogers.com> To: <CARIBBEAN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, May 19, 2003 7:11 PM Subject: Re: A real virus warning > Why don't all ISPs have the same anti-virus shield? If > they did maybe no-one will buy the anti-virus programs. I hope this > helps others. > > Richard > --------------------------------- > > I have already fought with Sprint over this very question......many > times. They cite 'freedom of speech' and all that jazz. If the truth > were known, it is expensive to put antivirus programs on huge ISP's but > a lot of the smaller ones have done so. > > And their point is that it may be an *.exe which is an important > business document and they would get their pants sued off......which IS > a valid point. > > And NO.......antivirus companies do not employ virus writers. And they > do not try to panic the world by putting out warnings. These are two > things that crop up time and time again on the antivirus news group. I > am merely pointing this out in case someone *misreads* your comments > about the antivirus companies. Sometimes a fast-moving virus just > fizzles out......but we have to send the warnings out just in case. > > Heather. > > > > > > ==== CARIBBEAN Mailing List ==== > all messages posted to CARIBBEAN-L are archived at http://archiver.rootsweb.com/ > Before posting a query, see if the question has already been asked > >
Why don't all ISPs have the same anti-virus shield? If they did maybe no-one will buy the anti-virus programs. I hope this helps others. Richard --------------------------------- I have already fought with Sprint over this very question......many times. They cite 'freedom of speech' and all that jazz. If the truth were known, it is expensive to put antivirus programs on huge ISP's but a lot of the smaller ones have done so. And their point is that it may be an *.exe which is an important business document and they would get their pants sued off......which IS a valid point. And NO.......antivirus companies do not employ virus writers. And they do not try to panic the world by putting out warnings. These are two things that crop up time and time again on the antivirus news group. I am merely pointing this out in case someone *misreads* your comments about the antivirus companies. Sometimes a fast-moving virus just fizzles out......but we have to send the warnings out just in case. Heather.
Thanks Ernest.......I have received several warnings from the antivirus companies.......but I hate to keep warning about viruses as sometimes they fizzle out. This one is NOT doing so........so do be careful. And I have received at least 200 of those durned Microsoft patches in Hotmail......I never use my address on news groups, but use a Hotmail one. I think that is where these are coming from. Just trying out some new defensive techniques. (G) Heather (hey, good choice......I use EZ Trust as well!!) > My antivirus service has warned about this one. People I know have > already been infected, so be careful folks & update your virus > definitions immediately. > > Ernest > > > > Virus Alert Notification > > > > Win32.Palyh.A > > Alias: I-Worm.Palyh (Kaspersky), > W32.HLLW.Mankx@mm (Symantec), > W32/Palyh@MM (McAfee), > Win32/Palyh.A.Worm > Category: Win32 > Type: Worm > Last Modified: 5/18/2003 > > The My-eTrust Technical Support team has received increased numbers of > infections for the Win32.Palyh.A worm and are advising clients to update > their anti-virus protection immediately. > > CHARACTERISTICS > Win32.Palyh.A is a worm which spreads via e-mail using its own SMTP > engine, and through shared drives. > > It arrives in a message with one of the following subjects: > > Re: My application > Re: Movie > Cool screensaver > Screensaver > Re: My details > Your password > Re: Approved (Ref: 3394-65467) > Approved (Ref: 38446-263) > Your details > > The attachment name may be one of the following: > > application.pif > movie28.pif > screen_doc.pif > screen_temp.pif > doc_details.pif > password.pif > approved.pif > your_details.pif > > The only message body observed at this time contains simply: > > All information is in the attached file. > > The worm also spoofs the 'From' address. E-mail sent by the worm appears > to be from the following address: > > "support@microsoft.com" > > > > > > ==== CARIBBEAN Mailing List ==== > ROOTSWEB MAILING LIST HELP PAGES > What is a Mailing List? > http://helpdesk.rootsweb.com/help/mail1.html >
I got the micro-soft one to-day. I deleted it without thinking or checking since as a rule I delete all mail that have attachments from people I do not know or expect to write. I also check properties of any attachment to see if it has .exe. from people I do know and expect to write. I also delete anything that purports to come from Micro-soft. I also have a weekly virus report on developing viruses and scan the names and endings or formats or subject headings that they use, in the hope that it will ring a bell some-time in the future. If I am still not sure, I send it to a website that has a good anti-virus shield and it usually bounces saying that there is a vrus and what it is. Why don't all ISPs have the same anti-virus shield? If they did maybe no-one will buy the anti-virus programs. I hope this helps others. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ernest M. Wiltshire" <murcot@synapse.net> To: <CARIBBEAN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, May 19, 2003 5:06 PM Subject: A real virus warning > My antivirus service has warned about this one. People I know have > already been infected, so be careful folks & update your virus > definitions immediately. > > Ernest > > > > Virus Alert Notification > > > > Win32.Palyh.A > > Alias: I-Worm.Palyh (Kaspersky), > W32.HLLW.Mankx@mm (Symantec), > W32/Palyh@MM (McAfee), > Win32/Palyh.A.Worm > Category: Win32 > Type: Worm > Last Modified: 5/18/2003 > > The My-eTrust Technical Support team has received increased numbers of > infections for the Win32.Palyh.A worm and are advising clients to update > their anti-virus protection immediately. > > CHARACTERISTICS > Win32.Palyh.A is a worm which spreads via e-mail using its own SMTP > engine, and through shared drives. > > It arrives in a message with one of the following subjects: > > Re: My application > Re: Movie > Cool screensaver > Screensaver > Re: My details > Your password > Re: Approved (Ref: 3394-65467) > Approved (Ref: 38446-263) > Your details > > The attachment name may be one of the following: > > application.pif > movie28.pif > screen_doc.pif > screen_temp.pif > doc_details.pif > password.pif > approved.pif > your_details.pif > > The only message body observed at this time contains simply: > > All information is in the attached file. > > The worm also spoofs the 'From' address. E-mail sent by the worm appears > to be from the following address: > > "support@microsoft.com" > > > > > > ==== CARIBBEAN Mailing List ==== > ROOTSWEB MAILING LIST HELP PAGES > What is a Mailing List? > http://helpdesk.rootsweb.com/help/mail1.html > >
Hi Ann, Here's the link to the PRO page. The page itself might not open, but in the Search Catalog window type Ship AND Ticket. I must correct an earlier email, where Ivan thought the Tickets came down to the present. He has corrected that impression, and the page shows that the records come to about 1857-1860, although the Officers Records go to 1965. So there's Merchant Seamen Officers Records, 1845-1965; Merchant Seamen Registers of Service, 1835-1857; Merchant Shipping Crew Lists and Agreements, 1747-1860. Here's the link: http://catalogue.pro.gov.uk/ ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ann Whiting" <aqw8326@hotmail.com> To: <richwyn@idirect.com> Sent: Monday, May 19, 2003 7:32 AM Subject: Ship ticket > Richard, > Could you send me the link to the ships tickets? > Ann > > "Sharing the information." > > _________________________________________________________________ > Help STOP SPAM with the new MSN 8 and get 2 months FREE* > http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail > >
My antivirus service has warned about this one. People I know have already been infected, so be careful folks & update your virus definitions immediately. Ernest Virus Alert Notification Win32.Palyh.A Alias: I-Worm.Palyh (Kaspersky), W32.HLLW.Mankx@mm (Symantec), W32/Palyh@MM (McAfee), Win32/Palyh.A.Worm Category: Win32 Type: Worm Last Modified: 5/18/2003 The My-eTrust Technical Support team has received increased numbers of infections for the Win32.Palyh.A worm and are advising clients to update their anti-virus protection immediately. CHARACTERISTICS Win32.Palyh.A is a worm which spreads via e-mail using its own SMTP engine, and through shared drives. It arrives in a message with one of the following subjects: Re: My application Re: Movie Cool screensaver Screensaver Re: My details Your password Re: Approved (Ref: 3394-65467) Approved (Ref: 38446-263) Your details The attachment name may be one of the following: application.pif movie28.pif screen_doc.pif screen_temp.pif doc_details.pif password.pif approved.pif your_details.pif The only message body observed at this time contains simply: All information is in the attached file. The worm also spoofs the 'From' address. E-mail sent by the worm appears to be from the following address: "support@microsoft.com"
Hi Listers, Here's the response from the Moravian Archives in Germany. I am posting it to the list for general interest. I also hope that it may attract some attention from some-one in Germany, close to Herrnhutt. Some-one closer may also have access to the Journal below. Meanwhile I will see if any of my European contacts have any connections with the interest and proximity to Herrnhutt. Cheers! Richard ----- Original Message ----- From: peucker To: richwyn@idirect.com Sent: Monday, May 19, 2003 6:17 AM Subject: AW: Moravian Caribbean Records Dear Mr. Allicock, Thank you for your email! You asked about the records of the Moravian missions to the Caribbean. The Unity Archives in Herrnhut has the records about the earliest attempts to start mission work in the Caribbean up to the 20th century. You are welcome to come and have a look at them (most of the material is in German and written in German script!). In our library we have a large collection of books about Moravian missions. Interesting for you would be the recent publication of an extensive manuscript about the first decades of the mission work in the Caribbean: Oldendorp, Christian Georg Andreas. Historie der caribischen Inseln Sanct Thomas, Sanct Crux und Sanct Jan, insbesondere der dasigen Neger und der Mission der evangelischen Brüder unter denselben. Erster Teil. Kommentierte Ausgabe des vollständigen Manuskriptes aus dem Archiv der Evangelischen Brüder-Unität Herrnhut. Hg. von Gudrun Meier [u.a.]. Abhandlungen und Berichte des Staatlichen Museums für Völkerkunde Dresden, 51. Berlin: Verlag für Wissenschaft und Bildung, 2000. 764 + XXXVIII S. Oldendorp, Christian Georg Andreas. Historie der caribischen Inseln Sanct Thomas, Sanct Crux und Sanct Jan, insbesondere der dasigen Neger und der Mission der evangelischen Brüder unter denselben. Zweiter Teil: Die Missionsgeschichte. Kommentierte Ausgabe des vollständigen Manuskriptes aus dem Archiv der Evangelischen Brüder-Unität Herrnhut. Hg. von Hartmut Beck [u.a.]. Abhandlungen und Berichte des Staatlichen Museums für Völkerkunde Dresden, 51. Berlin: Verlag für Wissenschaft und Bildung, 2002. 2171 p. (in 3 volumes!). Did you check our website? Yours, Dr. Paul M. Peucker Unity Archives (Moravian Archives) Zittauer Strasse 24 02747 Herrnhut Germany Tel. + 49 (0)35873-48731 Fax + 49 (0)35873-48766 www.archiv.ebu.de -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: Archiv [mailto:archiv@ebu.de] Gesendet: Montag, 19. Mai 2003 07:09 An: Paul Martin Peucker Betreff: Fw: Moravian Caribbean Records ----- Original Message ----- From: Richard Allicock To: archiv@ebu.de Sent: Saturday, May 17, 2003 6:01 AM Subject: Moravian Caribbean Records To: The Archivist Dear Sir/Madam, Please excuse me writing to you in English, but I am sure you are, or may have some-one that is proficient in English. I am looking for records of the Moravian Church missions in the Caribbean. These missions began in the early 1700's, and also extended to South and Central America. Please advise me on whether the Bibliothek has any such records, or any information on where such records can be found. Also please recommend any Books or articles in any language which may deal with the history of early Moravian Missionary efforts in the Caribbean and Central and South America. Looking forward to hearing from you. Thank you. Yours sincerely, Richard Allicock, Toronto, Canada
Yes they are kin and I recognize the name George as well for being two surnames found among my maternal cousins.
It seems then he was with the British rather than the Barbados or West Indian Diplomatic Corps.
From the telephone book it seems to be the name Pengelley but the listings are in Kingston, Liguanea and Manchester. There ar a lot of Pendleys but those are in St. Mary's.
According to Who in The World Book he would be under British.. I was amazed to learn that he also worked for the US at the same time, or close, at the same time??? I have a photo with him in his judicial robe and white wig. Why he ended in BArbados I dont know. Lenora ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard Bond" <RichardBond@webtv.net> To: <CARIBBEAN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, May 19, 2003 3:45 PM Subject: Re: Sir Anthony deFreitas, Consul? > It seems then he was with the British rather than the Barbados or > West Indian Diplomatic Corps. > > > ==== CARIBBEAN Mailing List ==== > For information on individual islands, research aids, island bulletin boards or history please visit the CaribbeanGenWeb project at > http://www.rootsweb.com/~caribgw/
Does anyone know if this book can be bought in the UK? Thanks, Alan. ----- Original Message ----- From: "James W Cropper" <jameswcropper@sympatico.ca> To: <CARIBBEAN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, May 16, 2003 12:22 AM Subject: Grenada, St. Vincent, & the Grenadines > Hi Listers, > > I have just finished reading a book that many of you will find interesting. It is entitled :- > > "Adventure Guide to Grenada, St. Vincent, & the Grenadines" - Authors Cindy Kilgore & Alan Moore - Hunter Publishing, Inc. - ISBN 1-58843-349-8 - now available in bookstores and on the Internet. > > Jim C. > > > > > ==== CARIBBEAN Mailing List ==== > ROOTSWEB MAILING LIST HELP PAGES > What is a Mailing List? > http://helpdesk.rootsweb.com/help/mail1.html > >
Cheryl, Just getting back in today from the Grenadines and flipping through over 1000 e-mails (mostly bottomfeeder junk mail), but have finally arrived at the ones to read - and am starting at the 3rd of May of List Digests) - a piece of info I stuck in my pocket from a conversation on Union Island was that the Hazell-Adams- Ollivierres that went to Philly to work as shipwrights lived (sounded like several still at this location) on Carpenter Street, Philadelphia. You do know there are Hazells and Adams on Union? All of course related to Ollivierres. Oh, I see the twinkle in your eye.......... best wishes to all, Cindy "the Bag lady" Marcos - I didn't get to the mainland but will be returning in a couple of weeks. Jim C - thanks for the really nice e-mail about you-know-what and I see there's a packet for me in the mail. > > Cheryl Hazell > *Still searching for evidence of my great great grandfather Henry > George > Hazell in Philadelphia circa 1920 or his grandsons Cyril Lester and > Sydney > Adams circa 1930-1940 in Philadelphia also.*
I can provide Marge Perry with some information on the HENRY & CLARKE families mentioned below, but it would be too lengthy to post on the List: is there any contact information for her? Ernest M. Wiltshire -----Original Message----- Subject: Routed from the Barbados List ------Original Message-------- Researching the family of Tanjore Trelawney Haynes HENRY Sr. and wife Adelaide louisa Smithwick CLARKE. Marge PERRY
It's available on Amazon.com, and they will presumably ship to the UK. Their UK operation probably has it as well.
Can anyone help me with finding family of Fergus Macfergus? Also looking for Pingally or pengally or Pingely. probably from St anns or Murray Mount way. Also still hoping to get any info on Emma Shelley. Thanks 'Tony Researching FIGUEROA,WHORMS, DEPASS, ABSALOM, INNERARITY, MARKS(MARQUES), RITCHIE from Jamaica, CARVALHO from Jamaica, Brooks --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Search - Faster. Easier. Bingo.