----- Original Message ----- From: carolyndurant To: karen , jeff lombard Sent: Monday, May 19, 2003 1:34 AM Subject: Fw: Animal Rescue ----- Original Message ----- From: Melloyello02740@aol.com To: Pikecher@aol.com ; bocacape@us-it.net ; SCHLOSSERDONNA@aol.com ; SSylvia447@aol.com ; kleung@gis.net ; geminisg@attbi.com ; reillybean@attbi.com ; pmosher3@tampabay.rr.com ; carolyndurant@attbi.com ; Meesh1632@aol.com ; simpkinr@southcoast.org ; fcurry1@attbi.com ; lynn.cournoyer@verizon.net ; Skittlestthumbs@aol.com ; ctrinidad@NewBedford.K12.MA.US ; Jakebelang@aol.com ; Sean148@aol.com ; thelombards@attbi.com Sent: Sunday, May 18, 2003 6:54 PM Subject: Animal Rescue Subject: FW: Animal Rescue Please tell ten friends to tell ten today! The Animal Rescue Site is having trouble getting enough people to click on it daily to meet their quota of getting free food donated every day to abused and neglected animals. It takes less than a minute to go to their site and click on "feed an animal in need" for free. This doesn't cost you a thing. Their corporate sponsors/advertisers use the number of daily visits to donate food to abandoned/neglected animals in exchange for advertising. Here's the web site! Pass it along to people you know. http://www.theanimalrescuesite.com AGAIN, PLEASE TELL 10 FRIENDS TO TELL 10 TODAY

Although the book you asked about is out of print, it is available for consultation at some libraries in North America. I was able to use it awhile ago by inter-library loan through my local public library. Ideally, put together all the publication info you have and go talk to the librarian, usually in History or Government sections. I think the copy I used came from Univ. of FL. I had to pay a fee to the lending library, but it was minimal. Good luck, Tian Dick in Princeton, NJ wrote: > I am still looking for "Sainte Lucie: Fille de la Martinique" by > Eugène and Raymond Bruneau-Latouche.

Hello Richard.. I am only going by the Title that was in The World books and by handwritten title on back of a family photo. Lenora ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard Bond" <RichardBond@webtv.net> To: <CARIBBEAN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, May 18, 2003 7:06 PM Subject: Re: Sir Anthony deFreitas, Consul? > I wonder of Sir Anthony deFreitas if his title might not have been as > "Consul" rather than "Ambassador" in that British insular colonies like > Barbados had no diplomatic relations with anywhere before the 1960s. > > > ==== 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

This may be too specific for many, however, spent today roaming the Hell's Kitchen/Clinton area & the 9th Avenue food festival. I was tracking down specific locations given by my grandmother & other family from Barbados on Ellis Island records. Should anyone have any connections to 400 block W 46 & 47th Streets, the 300 block W 44th, the low 600's on 9th Avenue, or uptown the 400 block E 65th street and would like a picture of the area, let me know. For those with Anglican roots in the area, also have pics of St. Clement's Episcopal church on W 46th (now still a church, but also a theatre - an outreach theatre district mission of St. Thomas Episcopal church). For any "early" (we were asking about 1907-9)Anglican/ Episcopal records in Manhattan, we were told they are kept at the diocese located at the Cathedral of St John -- 1047 Amsterdam Ave., New York, NY 10025 212-316-7400 F: 212-316-7405 Lisa

Lenore, I usually figure 2 to one, though it's really less ( 2$ to a L). I downloaded 2 (boy was it hard to read the script!) They are in PDF form, which means if you have downloaded the free Acrobat Reader, they will open in it & you can read them, print them & also save them to a folder in your hardrive. I used Visa online, the access was almost instant & remains open for 7 days for you to do with it as you will :+) Lisa

> MizzEllieIsBack@aol.com wrote: >>PLEASE REMOVE MY NAME FROM YOUR LIST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! >> > Sorry - wrong list. I should have written: Unsubscribing. Send mail to with the single word unsubscribe in the message subject and body to CARIBBEAN-L-request@rootsweb.com for the list mode (or CARIBBEAN-D-request@rootsweb.com for the digest.) See http://www.rootsweb.com/~caribgw/mailinglist.html

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I wonder of Sir Anthony deFreitas if his title might not have been as "Consul" rather than "Ambassador" in that British insular colonies like Barbados had no diplomatic relations with anywhere before the 1960s.

Jnlnjack@aol.com wrote: Neither name (nor anything similar) appears in Martinique's 17th c. census records, Jason. Regards, Dick in Princeton, NJ ----------------- > Could anyone tell me if they have seen the surname ROUAN/RUAN on Martinique > prior to 1736? Gerard, William, John and Paul arrive on St.Croix at this > time. One or two of them arrived from Martinique with wives and all.

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Hello, Could anyone tell me if they have seen the surname ROUAN/RUAN on Martinique prior to 1736? Gerard, William, John and Paul arrive on St.Croix at this time. One or two of them arrived from Martinique with wives and all. Thank you very much in advance. kind regards, Jason Carpenter, in NYC two weeks away from moving to Pacific Palisades, CA

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Hi Marge, It would be more helpful if you cited dates and your sources. Thanks. Richard ------Original Message-------- Researching the family of Tanjore Trelawney Haynes HENRY Sr. and wife Adelaide louisa Smithwick CLARKE. They had a son Tanjore Jr. who married Julia Frances HASKELL. His record states he was born in St Michael, Barbados, British West Indies and I have his date of birth and baptism. The record states his parents were also born the Barbados. Tanjore Senior's father was Samuel Trelawney HENRY and that is all I know. Adelaide is the daughter of William CLARKE and Mary James. I am unfamiliar with research in the Barbados and would appreciate any advice or help. Where would I begin the search for information on Tanjore senior and his wife. An elderly relative recalls that Tanjore Jr had a brother, but cannot recall his name. Thank you Marge PERRY On a warm, bright ,sunny Southern CA afternoon.

Thank you so much! Do I send Visa card or Money order?? Lenora ----- Original Message ----- From: "CJ" <CaribbeanLegacy@aol.com> To: <CARIBBEAN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, May 18, 2003 12:28 PM Subject: Re: UK gove. online > Lenora: > > Here is a currency converter website to help assess the cost: > > http://www.xe.com/ucc/ > > C.J. > > Lenora Anderson wrote: > > > Lisa.. thank you so much.. I have not done searches in UK much as I don't > > have enough iformation regards certain families.. Thought I would look any > > way. Imagine my surprise when I did the Quick search for Wills and on the > > first page up came the ancestors of my mothers family from the 1600's! so of > > course I did Quick search for the other familys and I find that there are > > possibly many of mine there.. Thanks! > > In sending away for the Wills, how do I know how much it costs in American > > money?? and what time span am I looking at?? I didnt have time to go > > through the whole site but it appears you could make requests directly from > > this site? I am anxious to obtain these documents, unless it is cost > > prohibitive of course...anyway it is so great to have these records on hand > > to use and search through. > > Thanks so much! > > Lenora > > > ==== 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

Bonjour Do you refer to "Personnes et familles à la Martinique au XVIIe siècle" by Jacques Petitjean-Roget et Eugène Bruneau Latouche ? N! means the first name is unknown. Regards Philippe Rossignol Dans l'article <3EC6DAC7.C40ED0E7@erols.com>, jzmrkm@erols.com (Dick Meyers)a écrit : >My source for Martinique census records covers only the 1600s thru abt >1730, and none of your names of interest appear. The only name even >close is a Flamand BERNES, 35y, in the 1680 census (while your BERNEZ >family was, I gather, still in France). Nevertheless, BERNES is in the >Compagnie du Sr. DE VERPRE and resides in the house of Pierre ALBERT & >family. (In the index, the name BERNES is followed by "N!" I can't find >an explanation for this in the book, and my French is too poor for me to >infer what it might mean.) > >I do have an Edwin ALCEE who was a witness at the 1902 marriage in >Castries, St. Lucia between my wife's granduncle James DE JORNA and >Wilhelmina LEVEXIER. > >Sorry I wasn't able to be more helpful. > >Regards, >Dick in Princeton, NJ >

Bonjour Uranie Pierre Sylvestre In the films of "tables décennales" (I do not know the word in english) you must look at Uranie, Pierre and Sylvestre. Nothing in my files about the others names. About BONNET in Sta Lucia We have a lot of acts. We have a data base of marriages and deaths of the french registers. Regards Philippe Rossignol Dans l'article <148.11af2e71.2bf7ee08@aol.com>, PennyKilbane@aol.coma écrit : > >Hi Dick, Philippe and Karen (please see note to you at the end of this mail), > >I noted with great interest the discussions between Karen Lombard, Dick >Meyers and Philippe Rossignol on St.Lucia and Martinique families. So far I >have focused my research primarily on St.Lucia and have gone through a number > >of LDS films etc. However, I have not yet started to look at Martinique, >which is where I hope you can help, if you are able and have the time to do a > >couple of look-ups for me. Otherwise any advice would be most appreciated, >to get me moving in the right direction. Here are my areas of interest: > >1) Uranie-Pierre SYLVESTRE, born Ducos, Martinique. I have no DOB, but she >was married in St.Lucia in 1871 (to Samuel BERNEZ), so estimate born 1840 to >1850? >2) Samuel BERNEZ, born in France, but residing in Martinique around 1860. >3) ALCEE (Alcée). I have very little information, but understand that there >were two brothers who came to St.Lucia 1740 to 1780 from Martinique >(originally from France). >4) Rene Louis MORTEAU. In St.Lucia the mid to late 1700''s. Not sure >whether there is a connection with Martinique here. > >Karen, >We've been in touch before, as we both research the name BONNETT / BONNET. >Please note that on the LDS film 1093929 ~ 1764 there are a lot of DE >BERNARDS. Also on the same film there are lots of BONNETS in Soufriere ~ >1751 to 1788 (I have no detail, but just made a brief note on some surnames >I recognised). > >Looking forward to your response, >Many thanks in advance, >Penny >

Ok, Penny, I will. Richard ----- Original Message ----- From: <PennyKilbane@aol.com> To: <CARIBBEAN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, May 18, 2003 11:38 AM Subject: Re: Martinique & St.Lucia - SYLVESTRE, BERNEZ & ALCEE > Hi Rich, > > Yes please. I wouldn't expect them to do any research for me, but if they > could point me in the right direction for records from the periods I am > looking at, it would be most appreciated. > > Regards, > Penny > > > ==== CARIBBEAN Mailing List ==== > ROOTSWEB MAILING LIST HELP PAGES > What is a Mailing List? > http://helpdesk.rootsweb.com/help/mail1.html > >

Hi Philippe, Many thanks for your quick response. I think the "tables décennales" are the civic / state records (rather than Church records), is this correct? I looked on the family search web site and found thousands of records for films related to "tables décennales". Could you guide me a little further please? Where do I find the references to the films of the "tables décennales" where I can search to order the correct one from the LDS? Is there anywhere else that I should be looking? Thanks in advance, Penny

Bonjour, Phillippe ---------- RossignolP wrote: > Do you refer to "Personnes et familles à la Martinique au XVIIe siècle" by > Jacques Petitjean-Roget et Eugène Bruneau Latouche ? > N! means the first name is unknown. --------- Merci- 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 data 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. Regards, Dick in Princeton, NJ

Bonjour ---------- RossignolP wrote: > Do you refer to "Personnes et familles à la Martinique au XVIIe siècle" by > Jacques Petitjean-Roget et Eugène Bruneau Latouche ? > N! means the first name is unknown. --------- 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. Regards, Dick in Princeton, NJ ----------------- RossignolP wrote: > > Bonjour > Do you refer to "Personnes et familles à la Martinique au XVIIe siècle" by > Jacques Petitjean-Roget et Eugène Bruneau Latouche ? > N! means the first name is unknown. > Regards > Philippe Rossignol