Hi Joy, Thanks for the reply. However, I didn't get any 'hits'. I am looking for John Welsh/Welch (the father who died), George Welsh (the one year old son) or the wife Margaret Welsh. This would have been in 1815 and I don't think the early index is on line. I hope I am wrong. John [email protected] wrote: >You have to do a search for the index. Go to the archives site, using the >aforementioned url; on the first screen hit "collections"; when that screen >comes up, scroll down to "online guide to collections and hit that link; when >that screen comes up, scroll down to "Search" and fill in the name you are >interested in. If you have a problem, I will do it for you if you give me >the name. You can then email the archives, giving them the name, county and >date of probate and they will give you a price quote for the records. You >can then send them a check for that amount and they will send you the >records. The whole process will probably take less than two weeks. They are >very efficient. > >Best wishes, >Joy, Napa, CA > >

John, was your John Welsh in Sussex County? I have two John Welshs' (father and son). I ordered the will of the John Welsh who was in Sussex. Mine were in New Castle, but thought, well maybe they moved. Of course, not mine. I have that will. I filed it somewhere. Since it was not mine I may have to dig for it. Let me know if this is the one you are searching for. Both of the John Welsh's in my family married into the Elliott family. Let me know. Anita Jones Adler in Texas ----- Original Message ----- From: "John & Loretta Welsh" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, July 23, 2002 11:21 AM Subject: Re: Orphan's Court records lookup > Hi Joy, > > Thanks for the reply. > However, I didn't get any 'hits'. > I am looking for John Welsh/Welch (the father who died), George Welsh > (the one year old son) or the wife Margaret Welsh. This would have been > in 1815 and I don't think the early index is on line. I hope I am wrong. > > John > > [email protected] wrote: > > >You have to do a search for the index. Go to the archives site, using the > >aforementioned url; on the first screen hit "collections"; when that screen > >comes up, scroll down to "online guide to collections and hit that link; when > >that screen comes up, scroll down to "Search" and fill in the name you are > >interested in. If you have a problem, I will do it for you if you give me > >the name. You can then email the archives, giving them the name, county and > >date of probate and they will give you a price quote for the records. You > >can then send them a check for that amount and they will send you the > >records. The whole process will probably take less than two weeks. They are > >very efficient. > > > >Best wishes, > >Joy, Napa, CA > > > > > > >

Hi Anita, My John Welsh died in New Castle Co. in 1815. He was about 28 years old and married to Margaret. I do have his probate record and the will of his brother-in-law Peter Shepperd. Peter died at the same time. Is this close to your family? I also have a George and Hugh Welsh in the same area, (Brandywine) who might be related. John Anita Adler wrote: >John, was your John Welsh in Sussex County? I have two John Welshs' (father >and son). I ordered the will of the John Welsh who was in Sussex. Mine were >in New Castle, but thought, well maybe they moved. Of course, not mine. I >have that will. I filed it somewhere. Since it was not mine I may have to >dig for it. Let me know if this is the one you are searching for. Both of >the John Welsh's in my family married into the Elliott family. > >Let me know. > >Anita Jones Adler >in Texas >----- Original Message ----- >From: "John & Loretta Welsh" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Tuesday, July 23, 2002 11:21 AM >Subject: Re: Orphan's Court records lookup > > >>Hi Joy, >> >>Thanks for the reply. >>However, I didn't get any 'hits'. >>I am looking for John Welsh/Welch (the father who died), George Welsh >>(the one year old son) or the wife Margaret Welsh. This would have been >>in 1815 and I don't think the early index is on line. I hope I am wrong. >> >>John >> >>[email protected] wrote: >> >>>You have to do a search for the index. Go to the archives site, using >>> >the > >>>aforementioned url; on the first screen hit "collections"; when that >>> >screen > >>>comes up, scroll down to "online guide to collections and hit that link; >>> >when > >>>that screen comes up, scroll down to "Search" and fill in the name you >>> >are > >>>interested in. If you have a problem, I will do it for you if you give >>> >me > >>>the name. You can then email the archives, giving them the name, county >>> >and > >>>date of probate and they will give you a price quote for the records. >>> >You > >>>can then send them a check for that amount and they will send you the >>>records. The whole process will probably take less than two weeks. They >>> >are > >>>very efficient. >>> >>>Best wishes, >>>Joy, Napa, CA >>> >>> >> >> > > >