Would someone have access to the obituaries for: Euclid Wilfred Bousquet, died January 1976, Wilmington, DE and Alyce Bousquet, died May 1994, Wilmington, DE I do not have the exact day. I obtained this information from the social security index. I am looking for descendants for genealogical purposes. I will furnish my address and send any charges. Thank you in advance. Jean Fitzgerald

Good morning one & all, Here are some important dates in Delaware Co. & one in Chester Co., PA for genealogist -- you just never know when & where you can make a family connection! :) "Old Chester Day" Time: Starts at noon Date: Saturday, 5 Oct 2002, Place: North Chester Baptist Church, 23rd & Providence Road, Chester, PA. Delaware County Historical Society, (DCHS), will have the ribbon cutting for their new museum: Time: 10:00 AM Date: Saturday, 19 Oct 2002 Place: 408 Avenue of States, Chester, PA. Featuring: History, Sports -- The Delaware County Athletes Hall of Fame -- Delco Baseball 97th Reg't PA Memorial Time: 2:00 PM Date: 27 Oct 2002 Place: Marshall Square Park, West Chester, Chester Co., PA NOTE: For more info call: (610) 444-2972 The Veterans buried at St. Martin's Cemetery that served in The 97th Reg't PA Inf (Brooke Guards) during the Civil War: GIBSON, William H. H. (1st Lt.) 1839-21 Mar 1892 wounded at Bermuda Hund., VA, GUTTERSON, William T. (Pvt) 1840-1864 killed at Bermuda Hund., VA, 20 May 1864 MARSHALL, Enos (Pvt.) (no dates) RICHARDSON, John J. 1843-1911 wounded at Petersburg, VA, 15 Jul 1864; RIGBY, Enoch Harlan (Pvt.) 1830-1887 TOMPKINS, Lemuel J. (Samuel) (Pvt.) 1843-1884 wounded at Bermuda Hund., VA , 20 May 1864; I have more info on these men if anyone is interested -- please e-mail me. Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS)

The JDBGMGR.EXE Virus Scare - from http://www.helpmedoc.com/ How a Hoax Becomes a Virus. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Also known as the Teddy Bear virus, jdbgmgr.exe is actually not a software viral infection at all. In fact, this new threat to your computer has no attachment, no download and no fancy hacker code. So, how does it cause it's damage and dismay? It does it the old fashioned way . as a con. This menace comes to you as an email - often from a friend - which warns you about a harmful file that you might have on your computer. The file is recognizable because it's icon is a teddy bear. The rest of the email has crisp, clear instructions on how to remove this file from your computer. Unfortunately, this email is a hoax. Those who follow it's instructions wind up deleting the Microsoft Java Debugger from their system - a file which is needed by both Windows and Internet Explorer. Additionally, those caught up in this devious con game often forward the email to their friends and associates, who are further convinced because the information came from a known and reliable source! Pranks such as this are more than annoying - they can cause people to damage their own operating system or even delete important information. So - is it the Teddy Bear Hoax or the Teddy Bear Virus? Avoid Shooting Yourself in the Foot The new term for these malicious emails is "West Virginia Viruses", named after the folk tales of West Virginia squirrel hunters who - in their enthusiasm - were prone to shooting themselves in the foot. West Virginia viruses are the newest con game on the web. Your best protection is an up-to-date antivirus program. If there is a real problem, they'll know about it before you do. Second, check your sources. Ask whomever sent you the email to verify that a file is actually harmful before deleting it. How to Restore jdbgmgr.exe File For users of Windows 95, 98, XP and NT you will need to reinstall the Microsoft Virtual Machine. Microsoft is aware of the file jdbgmgr.exe problem and has detailed instructions on how to download and restore jdbgmgr.exe to your computer. There is good news for Windows 2000 and Me users - Windows will reinstall your "Teddy Bear" file automatically as part of the Windows file protection feature. As a final note, this ruse and others like it are widespread on the web presently. Please take the time now to inform your friends and associates about the jdbgmgr.exe hoax - and ask them to send the information to their associates. Knowledge is our best defense against such cons, so please help spread the cure -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, September 23, 2002 7:14 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: PLEASE CHECK FOR A VIRUS THAT I MAY HAVE SENT YOU This is a scam that I fell for on another group. It is not a real virus. It is a program on the computer. When you see the teddy bear you are sure that you have been infected. I know you can read about it on sites that tell about internet hoax but I no longer have that link. Don't delete it like I did!! If you do it can effect some programs. Nancy Nolan

I found this on a hoax security page.....http://www.f-secure.com/hoaxes/jdbgmgr.shtml Hoax Warnings NAME: jdbgmgr.exe virus hoax ALIAS: Teddy Bear hoax NOTE: On 21st of May 2002, a new virus using this hoax was found. The virus sends messages coming apparently from Symantec corporation and contains a warning on the JDBGMGR hoax - plus a virus attached to it. In April 2002 there appeared a hoax message concerning a new virus that was reportedly discovered in Windows utility JDBGMGR.EXE. The jdbgmgr is a standard windows component that is found in every windows installation, it is used as Java debugger manager in Microsoft Java runtime engine. We checked several versions of this utility from Windows installations and found nothing malicious in them. Please ignore this hoax or anything similar warning about jdbgmgr.exe and don't pass it on. -----Original Message----- From: Barbara Gallas [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, September 23, 2002 6:09 PM To: [email protected] Subject: PLEASE CHECK FOR A VIRUS THAT I MAY HAVE SENT YOU Hi everyone. Unfortunatley,I received the following notice today from a friend. Sure enough I found the teddybear virus and it is easy to remove. Please check your computer. You are receiving this notice because you are in my address book--family,friend .......... My address book has been infected by a virus. As a result, so has yours because your address was in my book. I was advised about the virus today. The virus is called: jdbgmgr.exe. The virus can not be detected by norton or mcaffee anti-virus programs. It sits quietly for 14 days before damaging the system. It is sent automatically by messenger and by the address book, whether or not you send email. To get rid of the virus is easy. Do the following: 1. Go to start, then "find" or "search" 2. In "files/folders", write the name of the virus: jdbgmgr.exe 3. Be sure to search in your "C" drive 4. Click "find" or "search" 5. The virus has a teddy bear logo with the name jdbgmgr.exe 6. Right click and delete the virus 7. Go to the recycle bin and delete the virus there If you find the virus, you must contact everyone in your address book. Sorry about this - but the good news is that the virus is easy to delete. I received the message today that I had the virus and it took all of 10 seconds to get rid of it. I WILL BE TAKING MANY NAMES OUT OF MY ADDRESS BOOK AS SOON AS THIS EMAIL IS SENT TO PREVENT THIS HAPPENING WITH SO MANY NAMES IN MY BOOK AGAIN!!

Vickie, When you get to the intersection of rt. 100, at St. Joseph's make a right. Go down a bit until you come to the next intersection, at the light you will see Buck Road. If you go left it will take you out to Greenville, But if you go right and keep going straight it will take you to the gates to the library (If you follow the signs to Christ Church it will take you there) further down the road is the building they call the Soda House that houses tons of valuable information. All you need is the library card, so you will need to stop at the library to get that. They have a helpful staff but you have to have a fairly good idea of the time frame you are looking for they have manuscripts and such. They do have a copy fee. I don't remember what it is but it is minimal. Let me know if this helps and have a great day. Sharon

In a message dated 9/23/02 8:16:41 PM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > Subj:PLEASE CHECK FOR A VIRUS THAT I MAY HAVE SENT YOU > Date:9/23/02 8:16:41 PM Central Daylight Time > From:<A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</A> > Reply-to:<A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</A> > To:<A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</A> > Sent from the Internet > > Hi everyone. Unfortunatley,I received the following > notice today from a friend. Sure enough I found the > teddybear virus and it is easy to remove. Please check > your computer. You are receiving this notice because > you are in my address book--family,friend .......... BeeJay has been the victim of a hoax. Don't follow the directions in his/her e-mail message. Before believing an alert, I make it a practice to go to one of the sites dedicated to helping us determine whether a virus warning is real or not -- sometimes, the "warning" is even designed to make us do bad things to our computers like this hoax does. (Don't panic if you followed instructions. The changes you made are fairly benign.) Below, is what Urban Legends (http://www.snopes.com) has to say about the so-called "jdbgmgr.exe" virus. (If you were unaware of websites dedicated to helping people learn the truth about hoaxes, contact me and I'll send you a list of a few of the better ones. Since not every hoax-tracking website discovers every hoax at the same time, I check additional websites if I don't find it at first.) Virus name: JDBGMGR.EXE. Status: Hoax. Example: [Collected on the Internet, 2002] Origins: Like the <A HREF="http://www.snopes.com/computer/virus/sulfnbk.htm">SULFNBK.EXE</A> hoax, this bogus virus warning (also known as the "Bear Virus") attempts to lure gullible users into deleting perfectly innocuous, standard Windows files from their systems. In this case the target file is JDBGMGR.EXE, a Java Debug Manager program used by the Microsoft Java runtime engine. This file is included as part of a standard Windows installation and is not a "virus." (The icon for this file is a graphic of a bear like the one shown to the left.) If you deleted this file, don't sweat it -- JDBGMGR.EXE is only important to programmers who use Microsoft Visual J++ 1.1 to develop Java programs. Its absence will not cause your PC to stop working or interfere with your applications, so if you're not a Java developer, you don't have to worry about restoring it. Consider the experience a lesson learned about the perils of believing and acting upon unverified e-mail warnings. (Windows 2000 and Windows ME include a Windows File Protection (WFP) feature that will recover shared files such as JDBGMGR.EXE if they are overwritten or deleted, but users of other Windows operating systems can only retrieve JDBGMGR.EXE by reinstalling the Microsoft <A HREF="http://www.microsoft.com/java/vm/dl_vm40.htm">Virtual Machine</A> (VM) component.) See the link below for more information on and recovery procedures for JDBGMGR.EXE. Additional information: Microsoft Debugger Registrar for Java (Jdbgmgr.exe) Is Not a Virus (Microsoft) Last updated: 21 September 2002 The URL for this page is http://www.snopes.com/computer/virus/jdbgmgr.htm Click <A HREF="http://www.snopes.com/cgi-bin/comments/sendpage.asp">here</A> to e-mail this page to a friend Urban Legends Reference Pages © 1995-2002 by Barbara and David P. Mikkelson This material may not be reproduced without permission

Barbara, jdbgmgr.exe is not a virus, it's a standard windows file for handling long file names that you just ask everyone to delete. This has been going around for ages. Gary ----- Original Message ----- From: "Barbara Gallas" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, September 23, 2002 7:52 PM Subject: Fw: PLEASE CHECK FOR A VIRUS THAT I MAY HAVE SENT YOU!!!-please respond asap > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: STEPHEN J. REICHLE > To: Wallace, Terrence (US - New York) ; TOM AND JOAN CASTELLINI ; Susan Morris ; Steve Panzullo ; Stanley Jacobs ; sngmedia ; Scott Baylor ; Ryan Loughin ; Russ Jones, PhD, CPP ; Rod ; Rickw1 ; Rick Kraus ; Richard Jacobs ; Rich Cordivari ; MICHELLE WALLACE ; Marc Manara ; Mani ; Lubinka D'Angelo ; Lubinka D'Angelo ; Lee, Bill ; LEVI A. TUCKER ; Lawrence Walsh ; Larry Walsh ; [email protected] ; KURT,JANET,CONNOR GIESSELMAN ; Justin Adams ; John Thinnes ; John Azbill, CPP ; Joanne and Peter ; Joan Fabrizio ; Jimmy Gallas ; Jim Corino, CPP ; Janet Giesselman ; Jane ; James J Fyfe ; GLEN GREENWALT ; GEORGE PAPPAS ; David J. Berney, Esq. ; Chuck Quaste ; CHRISTINA CARATHANASSIS ; Chef Keith Taylor ; Carter ; Bud Evans ; BOBBY ; BOB WEBER ; Bob Webb ; Billingsby, Allison ; BeBe Shortall ; Barbara Gallas ; Avril Hughes ; April Draine ; Andrews, Paul ; Allison Billingsby ; 6105477773 > Sent: Monday, September 23, 2002 8:00 PM > Subject: Fw: PLEASE CHECK FOR A VIRUS THAT I MAY HAVE SENT YOU!!!-please respond asap > > [snipped]

PS. I should also add that I don't mean to imply that YOU are shamming the group. It was done to you too. Nancy

This is a scam that I fell for on another group. It is not a real virus. It is a program on the computer. When you see the teddy bear you are sure that you have been infected. I know you can read about it on sites that tell about internet hoax but I no longer have that link. Don't delete it like I did!! If you do it can effect some programs. Nancy Nolan

Here are directions to the Hagley Museum and the Soda House. I have not been to either but the staff at the Hagley Museum has checked some of the records at the Soda house for me. I received copies of my ggg grandfather pay records for his work at the Dupont powder mill, 1812 - 1815. http://www.hagley.lib.de.us/hours.html John [email protected] wrote: >Sharon, >I live in New Castle, De. I go out rt 141 all the time and go past Hagley and >sometimes down rt 100 too, I just never heard of it called "Soda House" It >sounds like a good day trip while kids are in school. I will have to check it >out. Do you need to be a member, what are their copying costs, do they have >mirco film or just records? Lots of questions, sorry. Cant believe I live so >close and missed this one. lol >Thanks, >Take Care, >Vickie >[email protected] > > > >

Hi everyone. Unfortunatley,I received the following notice today from a friend. Sure enough I found the teddybear virus and it is easy to remove. Please check your computer. You are receiving this notice because you are in my address book--family,friend .......... My address book has been infected by a virus. As a result, so has yours because your address was in my book. I was advised about the virus today. The virus is called: jdbgmgr.exe. The virus can not be detected by norton or mcaffee anti-virus programs. It sits quietly for 14 days before damaging the system. It is sent automatically by messenger and by the address book, whether or not you send email. To get rid of the virus is easy. Do the following: 1. Go to start, then "find" or "search" 2. In "files/folders", write the name of the virus: jdbgmgr.exe 3. Be sure to search in your "C" drive 4. Click "find" or "search" 5. The virus has a teddy bear logo with the name jdbgmgr.exe 6. Right click and delete the virus 7. Go to the recycle bin and delete the virus there If you find the virus, you must contact everyone in your address book. Sorry about this - but the good news is that the virus is easy to delete. I received the message today that I had the virus and it took all of 10 seconds to get rid of it. I WILL BE TAKING MANY NAMES OUT OF MY ADDRESS BOOK AS SOON AS THIS EMAIL IS SENT TO PREVENT THIS HAPPENING WITH SO MANY NAMES IN MY BOOK AGAIN!!

----- Original Message ----- From: STEPHEN J. REICHLE To: Wallace, Terrence (US - New York) ; TOM AND JOAN CASTELLINI ; Susan Morris ; Steve Panzullo ; Stanley Jacobs ; sngmedia ; Scott Baylor ; Ryan Loughin ; Russ Jones, PhD, CPP ; Rod ; Rickw1 ; Rick Kraus ; Richard Jacobs ; Rich Cordivari ; MICHELLE WALLACE ; Marc Manara ; Mani ; Lubinka D'Angelo ; Lubinka D'Angelo ; Lee, Bill ; LEVI A. TUCKER ; Lawrence Walsh ; Larry Walsh ; [email protected] ; KURT,JANET,CONNOR GIESSELMAN ; Justin Adams ; John Thinnes ; John Azbill, CPP ; Joanne and Peter ; Joan Fabrizio ; Jimmy Gallas ; Jim Corino, CPP ; Janet Giesselman ; Jane ; James J Fyfe ; GLEN GREENWALT ; GEORGE PAPPAS ; David J. Berney, Esq. ; Chuck Quaste ; CHRISTINA CARATHANASSIS ; Chef Keith Taylor ; Carter ; Bud Evans ; BOBBY ; BOB WEBER ; Bob Webb ; Billingsby, Allison ; BeBe Shortall ; Barbara Gallas ; Avril Hughes ; April Draine ; Andrews, Paul ; Allison Billingsby ; 6105477773 Sent: Monday, September 23, 2002 8:00 PM Subject: Fw: PLEASE CHECK FOR A VIRUS THAT I MAY HAVE SENT YOU!!!-please respond asap Hi everyone. Unfortunatley,I received the following notice today from a friend. Sure enough I found the teddybear virus and it is easy to remove. Please check your computer. You are receiving this notice because you are in my address book--family,friend .......... My address book has been infected by a virus. As a result, so has yours because your address was in my book. I was advised about the virus today. The virus is called: jdbgmgr.exe. The virus can not be detected by norton or mcaffee anti-virus programs. It sits quietly for 14 days before damaging the system. It is sent automatically by messenger and by the address book, whether or not you send email. To get rid of the virus is easy. Do the following: 1. Go to start, then "find" or "search" 2. In "files/folders", write the name of the virus: jdbgmgr.exe 3. Be sure to search in your "C" drive 4. Click "find" or "search" 5. The virus has a teddy bear logo with the name jdbgmgr.exe 6. Right click and delete the virus 7. Go to the recycle bin and delete the virus there If you find the virus, you must contact everyone in your address book. Sorry about this - but the good news is that the virus is easy to delete. I received the message today that I had the virus and it took all of 10 seconds to get rid of it. __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? New DSL Internet Access from SBC & Yahoo! http://sbc.yahoo.com

Good morning one & all, The Soldier & Sailor Walk Memorial at St. Martin's Cem., Marcus Hook, PA will be completed with in the next 90 days. Construction will start in 2 weeks! :) The Board of Directors of the Marcus Hook Community Development Corporation, on 14 Sep 2002, awarded the contract to: A. R. Gaglioti (Tony), of Aston, PA for $27,400. Here is a list of men buried at St. Martin's Cem. that we have received stones for -- from the following wars: Revolutionary War 1775 - 1783 War of 1812 1812 - 1815 Mexican War 1846 - 1848 Civil War 1861 - 1865 Spanish-American War 1898 Revolutionary War Soldiers & Patriots Name Born Died Rank 1. MOORE, Thomas (Sr.) 1741-1793, Capt. (Navy) 2. MARSHALL, David, -1825 Lt. 3. ARMOR, Samuel 1730-1802 4. ART, James -1805 5. BURNS, John 1742-1822 6. BURNS, Samuel 1761-1831 7. BURNS, William 1743-1814 8. COBOURN, Joseph -1829 9. DAVIS, Lewis, Sr. 10. DERRICK, Zacha 1756-1821(24) 11. FLOWER, John 1749-1825 12. FLOWER, Richard, Jr. 1759-1843 13. FORD, Benjamin 14. FORD, William 1738-1808(9) 15. GRUBB, Amor -1817 16. HARDING, John -1825 17. JOHNSON, Benjamin 1729-1805 18 JOHNSON, David 19. LAMPLUGH, Bezer 1753-1816 20. LAWRENCE, Isaac -1809 21. LEWIS, William 1751-1819 22. MOORE, Thomas, (Jr.) 1765-1819 23. PRICE, Samuel 1750-1801 24. TALLEY, William 1714-1790 25. TAYLOR, John 26. THOMPSON, Mordica -1823 27. WAGGONER, Joseph -1826 War of 1812 Soldiers Name Born Died Rank 28. SHULL, Frederick 1787-1842 1st Lt. 29. HIBBERT, Joseph 1794-1833 30. MARSHALL, William H. 1791-1849 31. McGLAUGHLIN, Wm 1789-1856 32. MORTON, Erasmus 1768-1823 (father) 33. MORTON, Erasmus 1790-1861 (son) 34. WILLIAMSON, Geo. 1793-1863 Mexican War Soldier Name Born Died Rank 35. WALLEN, Reuben P. 1812-1859 NOTE: All the above stones from number #1 to #35 are to the left when you are facing the Eagle. Civil War Soldiers Name Born Died Rank 36. ADAMS, Lewis Clark 1845-1910 37. BLACK, W. Markley 1838-1889 Sgt. 38. COOLEY, George A. -1892 Quarter Master (Navy) 39. COOPER, Matthias 1837-1908 Sgt. 40. CROTHERS, William M. 1826- 41. FREEMAN, Charles R. c1825-1892 42. FRYER, David 43. FRYER, Joseph P. Cpl. 44. GIBSON, William H. H. 1839-1892 1st Lt. 45. GUTTERSON, Alexander 46. GUTTERSON, William T. 1840-1864* 47. HEACOCK, Nathan 1826-1864* Sgt. 48. HEACOCK, William H. H. 1840-1899 49. HEACOCK, Wilmer 1847-1903 50. JOHNSON, Benjamin D. 1830 -1900 51. JOHNSON, R. Morgan 1825-1886 52. LEWIS, Joseph 1833-1897 Cpl. 53. MARSHALL, Enos 54. McINTIRE, William B. 1833-1907 55. MILES, Samuel G. 1824-1896 56. MOFFITT, William 1842-1893 Sgt. 57. PHILLIPS, Wm B. 58. REDMAN, John 1838-1900 59. RICHARDSON, John H. 1841-1899 Cpl. 60. RICHARDSON, John J. 1843-1911 61. RICHARDSON, William. H. 1841-1901 62. RIGBY, Enoch Harlan 1830-1887 63. ROBINSON, William 64. SHUTE, William T. 1827-1897 65. STEVENS, Joseph 66. TALLEY, Livingston 1844-1897 67. TAYLOR, George Washington 1830-1905 Cpl. 68. TOMPKINS, Lemuel J. (Samuel) 1843-1884 69. VALENTINE, Thomas Jefferson 1800(07)- 70. WAGGONER, Edward 71. WOLCOTT, Levin 1827-1868 72. WRIGLEY, Wright H. -1916 *Killed in the line of duty. Spanish American War Soldier Name Born Died Rank 73. BARLOW, Curtis E. 1878-1934 NOTE: All the above stones from number #36 to #73 are to the right when you are facing the Eagle. NOTE: All the above are Privates & are in the U. S. Army unless otherwise noted. Please given me any & all updates on these men. We cannot change their gravestones at this late date but we can make correction in any writings & references. Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS) P.S. Please pass this info on to other who would be interested. Helen M. (Webber) Imburgia 396 Derry Drive Aston, PA 19014 (610) 358-1102 [email protected]

Sharon, I live in New Castle, De. I go out rt 141 all the time and go past Hagley and sometimes down rt 100 too, I just never heard of it called "Soda House" It sounds like a good day trip while kids are in school. I will have to check it out. Do you need to be a member, what are their copying costs, do they have mirco film or just records? Lots of questions, sorry. Cant believe I live so close and missed this one. lol Thanks, Take Care, Vickie [email protected]

Vickie, You can find it on the Hagley Museum website. The entrance to the Soda House is off Rt. 100 onto Buck Road, you can follow the signs to Christ Church. It is behind the Museum/ If you can give me an idea what area you are coming from I can give you directions using landmarks. Sharon

Hi Sharon, Sunday School Records! That sounds very interesting. The Hagley did send me copies of John Welsh's pay records from 1813/14 but I did know they also had Sunday school records. However, his son, George, would have only been a year old. Something to look forward to. My ggg grandfather was protestant so I will be checking local cemeteries. Thanks John [email protected] wrote: >John, >If he worked at the Powder Mill you most certainly have to go to the Soda >House. Ask for whatever records they have on that explosion and also the >Brandywine Manufactures Sunday School Records. If he was Catholic you will >want to look in the cemetery at St. Joseph's on the Brandywine Church which >is near the museum. It has been divided by the road so look in the churchyard >and the cemetery by the museum. When you get there you will see what I mean. >Other churches are Mt. Salem which is Methodist it has a cemetery. Greenhill >Presb. off of Rt. 52 and Christ Church which is back by the Soda house. I >don't think Christ Church has a cemetery. You will find them very helpful if >you just tell them what your looking for and the dates. I would think they >could give you specific directions to these churches and other places from >that location, it might be easier for you to find them that way. The great >thing about Delaware is its size. You can cover a lot of ground in a short >while and the area in which you will be looking is beautiful. You might want >to include a tour of the museum. >I hope this helps and goodluck >Sharon > > > >

Hi Barb, Thanks for the heads up on parking. John Barbara Gallas wrote: >Unless there have been major changes recently at the University's visitors parking lot, I wouldn't attempt parking a motor home. You can email [email protected] for information. I strongly advise doing this and get a map of the town--one-way streets can get you driving in circles. It's a great place and you can't beat the library's hours: until midnight every night except Friday and Saturday and then it's until 8 p.m. For loads of information on the library and how to contact them, try www.lib.udel.edu/ >Barb > > > >

DEAR CHARLIE MURPHY, SORRY TO DROP IN ON YOUR EMAIL. I NOTICED THAT YOU HAVE MURPHY AS YOUR LAST NAME. MY HUSBAND'S GRANDPARENTS WERE FRANCIS PATRICK FITZPATRICK & HANNAH MURPHY. THEY LIVED IN WILMINGTON,DE. THERE ARE 5 CHILDREN.ANY CONNECTION? I JUST HAVE INFO ON THEIR CHILDREN & GRANDCHILDREN. NOTHING ON THE PARENTS OF HANNAH MURPHY. I KNOW THAT FRANCIS PATRICK FITZPATRICK'S FATHER IS BELIEVED TO BE FRANCIS FITZPATRICK. THIS WOULD ALL BE IN NEW CASTLE COUNTY. SINCERELY, KANDY CAMPBELL FITZPATRICK

Hi listers.....I've just returned from my second trip to Dover, DE & the St Archives (now as many know, located in a new spacious facility). As my HYATT-MURPHY lines were in New Castle Co between 1730-1830 my search there paid off with further small details; urge all who visit to be sure to use their expansive card file index for surnames, BMD, probate, & land records as a mere start. Charlie Murphy near Seattle.