These are a bit hard to read, but if you had people in Kent Co... As far as I can tell, they're listed alphabetically by year. Kent County Pauper Books A register of the infirm and poor inmates of the county almshouse. Deaths and births are also included. http://www.state.de.us/sos/dpa/exhibits/document/kcpauperbooks/index.shtml

Good morning list, Here is a website I thought you might be interested in for genealogy research &/or to scan your family pages from any old Bible(s) you might have & place them at this site. :) "Bible Records Online" -- www.biblerecords.com Happy Mother's Day Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS)

Rootsweb Passenger Lists You may have to copy/paste this URL: http://userdb.rootsweb.com/passenger/?o_xid=0022468880&o_lid=0022468880&sourceid= 00224688809462934969

In a message dated 4/29/04 9:33:51 AM Central Daylight Time, CGarr34@aol.com writes: > http://downloadpress.com/ > I bought this and can not get it to download could you send me the info in printed form thanks Chey

Hi List, I would like to have an overview of the English & Irish that came to the Chester Co. area in the 1600 & where they were born. I need your help on this. If you are interested in participating please e-mail me directly at: HMWEBBER@aol.com I would need to know the year or approx. year they arrived, their full name, their date or approx. date of birth & the "place" where they were born & the ship they arrived on if known. I have to have the "place" in England or Ireland -- not just England or Ireland. Example: Arrived: Name: Date: Place of Birth: abt. 1683 Robert SOUTHERY c1645 Westbury, Wiltshire, England Ship: (if known) Everyone will receive a copy of this survey. Please DO NOT send me any genealogy info just the info on the immigrant! I hope this overview might give us some new clues & connection from whence our ancestors came. :D Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS)

Anita More info that could be of interest Chey

Hi Didn't get to go to FL yet ....I got sick...thought you would find the Re: interesting with the Name change. Chey

(I've tried twice before to send this out but it didn't come through, I guess the Index List was too long -- if anyone wants the index, contact me personally & I'll send it to you. Please forgive the repetition if the other delayed comes through.) New EBOOK of  "New Castle County Delaware Land Records 1728-1752" is now available from:       http://downloadpress.com/ It is an assemblage of three previously published books: (1) New Castle County Delaware Land Records 1728-1731 & 1734-1738. (2) New Castle County Delaware Land Records 1738-1743, & (3) New Castle County Delaware Land Records 1749-1752.  It has 508 pages,  contains 1,873 records and costs $24.95. It includes the remaining existing Deeds with Recording Dates August 1728 through June 1752 . It contains records from Libers: I-1, (J-1 lost) K-1, L-1, M-1, N-1, (O-1 & P-1 lost) and Q-1. It has separate indexes for each book. Index #1 is on pp 173 of 508, #2 on pp 332 of 508 and #3 on pp 493 of 508. 

You may have to cut/paste this URL: http://www.archives.gov/research_room/research_topics/vietnam_war_casualty_lists/ de_alphabetical.html

I am trying to locate Lucien G. Maury who lives in Wilmington, DE but has an unlisted phone number. If he is the Lucien G. Maury I am searching for, he is about 80 years old and went to high school with my father in Union, MS. He stopped in Union, MS in the 90's, leaving his address with now deceased Rex Gordon, who lost the address. My father would like to make contact with him again. Can anyone in Wilmington help? Carol Shrader Virginia Beach, VA.

I would love to hear from anyone about 2nd Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. I have a marriage certificate for David Caldwell and Julia Woolson on 3 Dec 1828, pastor Wm Ramsey in 2nd Presbytarian Church, Southwark Pa. I finally found Southwark in Philadelphia but that is where my info comes to a dead end. I have family Bible entries of this couple who is my GGGrandparents. They appeared in the Delaware census in 1850 and in Indiana census from 1860 on. Am desperately looking for anything to find names of his parents and back. This is my brickwall

Would have prefered the 'New Style" religion of the 2nd Presbyterian Church to the "Old Style" of Philadelphia's 1st Presbyterian church. I think. Rev Samuel Finley,'New Style" President of Princeton,and formerly,with his brother,James,and nephew,Rev John Evans Finley,ministers at the Nottingham churches,died on a Philadelphia visit,and was buried beneath the floor of the 2nd Presbyterian. James and Samuel toured with George Whitefield,in 1741. I read that Whitefield had such a booming voice,that he could be preaching a couple blocks from the Delaware River,in Philadelphia,and that he could be heard across the Delaware,in NJ.

Hi one & all, The following article was just in Delaware County Daily Times on 15 Apr 2004 -- it is referring to the founding of Lawn Croft Cemetery: Others Times 100 TEARS AGO -- 1904 The inner-city cemetery is now an assured fact as the property lying partly in the State of Delaware, a few miles south of Chester, has been purchased and will be converted into a place of burial. The ground taken is on the Ridge Road and includes the SPEIRS & ARMSTRONG farms. The ground is located along the Wilmington Division of the Chester Traction Co. It is high and commands a splendid view of the Delaware River and is many ways is (sic) suited to the purpose of sepulchre (sic). Officers of the group buying the ground are J. Newlin GOTHRUP, president; I. H. RYAN, first vice president; E. F. WHITE, second vice president; Horace G. KNOWLES, esq., secretary; and Samuel N. TRUMP, treasurer. My NOTE: In 1904 the newspaper was "The Chester Times." Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS)

I worked for the I.O. for 25 years...was a member of L:U 686 in Hazleton. Knew your B.M. in L:U 98. Fratenrally, Pete McCue -----Original Message----- From: DEL [mailto:lstaskiel@comcast.net] Sent: Saturday, April 17, 2004 10:52 AM To: DENEWCAS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [NewCastle] NEW LISTER .... NOT QUITE GENEALOGY Morning,,,How nice of you, Hubby is now off for trout season in Centre Cty. Pa. Said to ask you "what local" ?.....He is from 98 in Phila.... Last job was the First Union Center, now Wachovia. Flyers there this aft. Union gave us good living. DEL ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peter McCue" <peter19252000@optonline.net> To: <DENEWCAS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 17, 2004 10:38 AM Subject: RE: [NewCastle] NEW LISTER .... NOT QUITE GENEALOGY > And Hello to you, I can't help much on Delaware but I can say hello to > husband, the retired electrician as I am aso retired from the IBEW where I > served for 25 years as an Int'l. Rep. in the 3rd District. Best wishes > brother. > Pete McCue > [Peter McCue] > 4/17/04 > > -----Original Message----- > From: DEL [mailto:lstaskiel@comcast.net] > Sent: Friday, April 16, 2004 4:29 PM > To: DENEWCAS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [NewCastle] NEW LISTER .... NOT QUITE GENEALOGY > > > Hello everyone, > > Subscribing today in hopes of getting some important information from some > listers. > > We have decided to relocate as we are now retired and are looking to > downsize in just about everything. > > We have heard some very nice comments about living in the State of Delaware. > > Would some of you care to share some information about your state with us? > > My hubby is an avid fisherman and hunter. (mainly in Penna), He does > woodwork and is a retired electrician from the IBEW. > I do crafts, reading, beachcombing, serious genealogy research,the usual > with my grandchildren (Living in Virginia). > > We would like to be near water, either the ocean or inland. > We would like low taxes, low car insurance rates and good goverment..... > Perhaps a duplex in a nice neighborhood, a condo without high fees. A place > that likes dogs...(Labrador) > We are looking for suggestions from all walks of life.From real people not > Brokers and Developers. > Only the folks that live the life can tell about it. > Anthing that comes to mind give us a holler. > We can come look and walk about during the week, never on a weekend. > > I know this is not strictly genealogy, I do that 24/7 in my research. but > perhaps the list owner will bend the rules.:) > > Many thanks for your forbearance. > DEL > > > > > > > >

Hello Debbie - Thank you for your time! I am interested in any records involving the STALCUP family. They are Anders, John, Johan, and Israel. Again, my thanks!. Rudy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Debbie" <vze42zfa@verizon.net> To: <DENEWCAS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, April 08, 2004 9:29 AM Subject: [NewCastle] NCC, DE, Land Records, 1770-1777 > I have the above named book in case anyone needs a lookup. Please be > specific. No "any Smiths" or "all Jones'." > > Debbie >

Morning,,,How nice of you, Hubby is now off for trout season in Centre Cty. Pa. Said to ask you "what local" ?.....He is from 98 in Phila.... Last job was the First Union Center, now Wachovia. Flyers there this aft. Union gave us good living. DEL ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peter McCue" <peter19252000@optonline.net> To: <DENEWCAS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 17, 2004 10:38 AM Subject: RE: [NewCastle] NEW LISTER .... NOT QUITE GENEALOGY > And Hello to you, I can't help much on Delaware but I can say hello to > husband, the retired electrician as I am aso retired from the IBEW where I > served for 25 years as an Int'l. Rep. in the 3rd District. Best wishes > brother. > Pete McCue > [Peter McCue] > 4/17/04 > > -----Original Message----- > From: DEL [mailto:lstaskiel@comcast.net] > Sent: Friday, April 16, 2004 4:29 PM > To: DENEWCAS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [NewCastle] NEW LISTER .... NOT QUITE GENEALOGY > > > Hello everyone, > > Subscribing today in hopes of getting some important information from some > listers. > > We have decided to relocate as we are now retired and are looking to > downsize in just about everything. > > We have heard some very nice comments about living in the State of Delaware. > > Would some of you care to share some information about your state with us? > > My hubby is an avid fisherman and hunter. (mainly in Penna), He does > woodwork and is a retired electrician from the IBEW. > I do crafts, reading, beachcombing, serious genealogy research,the usual > with my grandchildren (Living in Virginia). > > We would like to be near water, either the ocean or inland. > We would like low taxes, low car insurance rates and good goverment..... > Perhaps a duplex in a nice neighborhood, a condo without high fees. A place > that likes dogs...(Labrador) > We are looking for suggestions from all walks of life.From real people not > Brokers and Developers. > Only the folks that live the life can tell about it. > Anthing that comes to mind give us a holler. > We can come look and walk about during the week, never on a weekend. > > I know this is not strictly genealogy, I do that 24/7 in my research. but > perhaps the list owner will bend the rules.:) > > Many thanks for your forbearance. > DEL > > > > > > > >

And Hello to you, I can't help much on Delaware but I can say hello to husband, the retired electrician as I am aso retired from the IBEW where I served for 25 years as an Int'l. Rep. in the 3rd District. Best wishes brother. Pete McCue [Peter McCue] 4/17/04 -----Original Message----- From: DEL [mailto:lstaskiel@comcast.net] Sent: Friday, April 16, 2004 4:29 PM To: DENEWCAS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NewCastle] NEW LISTER .... NOT QUITE GENEALOGY Hello everyone, Subscribing today in hopes of getting some important information from some listers. We have decided to relocate as we are now retired and are looking to downsize in just about everything. We have heard some very nice comments about living in the State of Delaware. Would some of you care to share some information about your state with us? My hubby is an avid fisherman and hunter. (mainly in Penna), He does woodwork and is a retired electrician from the IBEW. I do crafts, reading, beachcombing, serious genealogy research,the usual with my grandchildren (Living in Virginia). We would like to be near water, either the ocean or inland. We would like low taxes, low car insurance rates and good goverment..... Perhaps a duplex in a nice neighborhood, a condo without high fees. A place that likes dogs...(Labrador) We are looking for suggestions from all walks of life.From real people not Brokers and Developers. Only the folks that live the life can tell about it. Anthing that comes to mind give us a holler. We can come look and walk about during the week, never on a weekend. I know this is not strictly genealogy, I do that 24/7 in my research. but perhaps the list owner will bend the rules.:) Many thanks for your forbearance. DEL

Hello everyone, Subscribing today in hopes of getting some important information from some listers. We have decided to relocate as we are now retired and are looking to downsize in just about everything. We have heard some very nice comments about living in the State of Delaware. Would some of you care to share some information about your state with us? My hubby is an avid fisherman and hunter. (mainly in Penna), He does woodwork and is a retired electrician from the IBEW. I do crafts, reading, beachcombing, serious genealogy research,the usual with my grandchildren (Living in Virginia). We would like to be near water, either the ocean or inland. We would like low taxes, low car insurance rates and good goverment..... Perhaps a duplex in a nice neighborhood, a condo without high fees. A place that likes dogs...(Labrador) We are looking for suggestions from all walks of life.From real people not Brokers and Developers. Only the folks that live the life can tell about it. Anthing that comes to mind give us a holler. We can come look and walk about during the week, never on a weekend. I know this is not strictly genealogy, I do that 24/7 in my research. but perhaps the list owner will bend the rules.:) Many thanks for your forbearance. DEL

Do you have any information on Edward and Eliza Roche, Abraham and Elizabeth Ford, or James and Ann Conaway? Edward and Eliza Roche lived in Wilmington from 1781 to 1821. Abraham and Elizabeth Ford were members of the Wilmington Meeting. She died in 1797 and he died in 1832. James and Ann Conaway were married in Old Swedes in 1804. He died between 1840 and 1860. Thanks. Mary

Sorry, no Ruth's in this volume. --------------------------------------------------- On Tuesday, April 13, 2004, at 05:43 PM, Huemmler@aol.com wrote: > Dear Debbie, Would you please look up Samuel Ruth in the NCC DE Land > Records. > His daughter Eleanor married Thomas Magens in 1802. Thanks, Marge > Magens > Huemmler >