Hi Ed - I found some English Chickens at http://genuki.cs.ncl.ac.uk/Transcriptions/DUR/GAT1700.html Hope you are doing well. Merry Christmas. Julie Thames Howell Jacksonville, Florida

Have you tried http://www.rootsweb.com/~cemetery/florida/duval.htm For a FL death certificate, see http://www.doh.state.fl.us/planning_eval/vital_statistics/deaths.htm Death certs are available from the Office of Vital Statistics, P. O. Box 210, Jacksonville, FL 32231-0042. They cost $5.00 (non-refundable) and it takes 3-4 weeks for processing. You can call 904-359-6900 (recorded msg) to obtain info. Basically it states: send a signed letter stating full name of deceased, sex, death date, city/county, your relationship, your address and your phone number with a check or money order for $5.00. If you can get the death cert, it should list the undertaker. You could then write to them and they may have more information in their files. You should also find the cemetery listed (if she was buried) and they may be able to provide more information. At the very bottom of the website at Step 7, you can click on "order form" under "Fax" and see a copy of the actual order form. The more complete the death date is, the better; however, the death day is not required if you have the month and year. Ann S. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Hugh Dunlap" <hhdco@bellsouth.net> To: <FLDUVAL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, November 27, 2005 1:31 PM Subject: [FLDUVAL] Duval Co. FL cemetery surveys > I'm seeking exact dates of death for the following who I believe to be > husband and wife... > from Florida Death Index at Ancestry.com > > William Elisha Carlisle > Duval Co., Fl > July 1966 > White Male > > Ida Mai Carlisle > Duval Co., FL > Sept 1963 > White > Female > > Are there any current cemetery surveys available for Duval Co. that might > provide this information? > > I found William Elisha Carlisle in the SSDI but not Ida Mai(or May) > Carlisle.....SSDI did not show a complete date of death either but last > residence is given as Jacksonville, Duval Co., FL. > > Seems any request for vital records requires an exact date of death. > > Thanks for any help with this issue > > Hugh Dunlap > Memphis > > > > ==== FLDUVAL Mailing List ==== > LOOKING FOR WEBMASTER FOR DUVAL COUNTY GENWEB > Please contact SueAnn Sanders sueann@sasanders.com > >

I'm seeking exact dates of death for the following who I believe to be husband and wife... from Florida Death Index at Ancestry.com William Elisha Carlisle Duval Co., Fl July 1966 White Male Ida Mai Carlisle Duval Co., FL Sept 1963 White Female Are there any current cemetery surveys available for Duval Co. that might provide this information? I found William Elisha Carlisle in the SSDI but not Ida Mai(or May) Carlisle.....SSDI did not show a complete date of death either but last residence is given as Jacksonville, Duval Co., FL. Seems any request for vital records requires an exact date of death. Thanks for any help with this issue Hugh Dunlap Memphis

Folks, trying to find where EUGENE TAYLOR WEBB died at; SSI shows date of death as 19 Sept 1991 NO last place of resident shown issue state Florida Eugene was born 1 Sept 1921 died 19 Sept 1991 Born in Jacksonville Parents Oscar Eugene Webb, mother Margaret Taylor. any info appreated. Also, I will be ordering a death Cert from State of Florida in hopes they DO NOT need the county of death. Thanks Joe Webb

I am not sure where your information comes from, but I don't think it is accurate for ordering directly from the Office of Vital Statistics. According to their website at http://www.doh.state.fl.us/planning_eval/vital_statistics/deaths.htm and their recorded message at 904-359-6900, you can order a photocopy certification of the original and the cost is $5.00 with additional copies costing $4 each. Additonal years can be searched for a fee of $2 per year with a *maximum* search fee of $55 reqardless of the total number of years searched. At the very bottom of the website at Step 7, you can click on "order form" under "Fax" and see a copy of the actual order form. I have not gotten one in the last 6 months, but at that time it was still as above. The copy was of the original and it cost me $5.00. Ann S. Jacksonville ----- Original Message ----- From: <genealogyplus@bellsouth.net> To: <FLDUVAL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, November 18, 2005 5:47 PM Subject: Re: [FLDUVAL] Looking for 2 Obits Young and Sullivan > If you need to get a death certificate-I heard from them recently on that. > > I wanted a copy of the original-which gives more-and not the computer > copy. > > All they issue is computer-certified copies. > 904-359-8900 Ext 9000 P O Box 210 J'Ville 32221-0042 > > $9 gets you one certificate- > $4 additional copies. > Search $2.00 search per year. Minimum Search fee $50 regardless to number > of years to be searched. > Certified Mail $4.42 (For all request by mail)(And postage has gone up > since then-maybe them) > > I had five of them- so I decided it might be cheaper to take a trip! > > Mine is the Brown family- > Father Joseph Payne Brown 1882-1957 > > wife Laura Elizabeth Hendricks 1889-1963 > > Dtr Gladys Brown 1919-1991 married Leroy Clements- and Leroy 1918-1982 > > son Julian Benjamin Brown 1916- would have to be searched-I don't know how > many years-died aft 1779. He marched in the Death March-and was blind for > the rest of his life. > > I don't know where dtr Eva Alice died 1914-1979- Mrs. E C Wright. Or what > E C Stands for- so another long search... > > son George Rufus-1921-1983 died in some Veterans Hospital-somewhere. > > son Albert Bert 1917-1979, I THINK died in Ft Myers.. so enough if's to > make a long trip! > > Ms. Gerry (Brown) Hill Albany Ga. >> >> From: "Doug Barnes" <dlbarnes@supernet.com> >> Date: 2005/11/18 Fri PM 01:52:02 EST >> To: FLDUVAL-L@rootsweb.com >> Subject: [FLDUVAL] Looking for 2 Obits Young and Sullivan >> >> I am hoping they are in Jacksonville Florida area. That was last known >> address for them. >> >> Looking for Eileen Sullivan Young passed away May 9, 2002 >> And for Edna Elma Freehling Sullivan passed away Oct 11, 2005 >> >> Any help would be appreciated. I just found out that they had passed on. >> And I didnt get a chance to get an obit. >> >> Thanks for your help. >> >> Doug Barnes >> >> >> >> dlbarnes@supernet.com >> Why Wait? Move to EarthLink. >> You like to chat? Ask me about E4 >> >> >> ==== FLDUVAL Mailing List ==== >> LOOKING FOR WEBMASTER FOR DUVAL COUNTY GENWEB >> Please contact SueAnn Sanders sueann@sasanders.com >> >> > > > ==== FLDUVAL Mailing List ==== > LOOKING FOR WEBMASTER FOR DUVAL COUNTY GENWEB > Please contact SueAnn Sanders sueann@sasanders.com > >

If you need to get a death certificate-I heard from them recently on that. I wanted a copy of the original-which gives more-and not the computer copy. All they issue is computer-certified copies. 904-359-8900 Ext 9000 P O Box 210 J'Ville 32221-0042 $9 gets you one certificate- $4 additional copies. Search $2.00 search per year. Minimum Search fee $50 regardless to number of years to be searched. Certified Mail $4.42 (For all request by mail)(And postage has gone up since then-maybe them) I had five of them- so I decided it might be cheaper to take a trip! Mine is the Brown family- Father Joseph Payne Brown 1882-1957 wife Laura Elizabeth Hendricks 1889-1963 Dtr Gladys Brown 1919-1991 married Leroy Clements- and Leroy 1918-1982 son Julian Benjamin Brown 1916- would have to be searched-I don't know how many years-died aft 1779. He marched in the Death March-and was blind for the rest of his life. I don't know where dtr Eva Alice died 1914-1979- Mrs. E C Wright. Or what E C Stands for- so another long search... son George Rufus-1921-1983 died in some Veterans Hospital-somewhere. son Albert Bert 1917-1979, I THINK died in Ft Myers.. so enough if's to make a long trip! Ms. Gerry (Brown) Hill Albany Ga. > > From: "Doug Barnes" <dlbarnes@supernet.com> > Date: 2005/11/18 Fri PM 01:52:02 EST > To: FLDUVAL-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [FLDUVAL] Looking for 2 Obits Young and Sullivan > > I am hoping they are in Jacksonville Florida area. That was last known address for them. > > Looking for Eileen Sullivan Young passed away May 9, 2002 > And for Edna Elma Freehling Sullivan passed away Oct 11, 2005 > > Any help would be appreciated. I just found out that they had passed on. And I didnt get a chance to get an obit. > > Thanks for your help. > > Doug Barnes > > > > dlbarnes@supernet.com > Why Wait? Move to EarthLink. > You like to chat? Ask me about E4 > > > ==== FLDUVAL Mailing List ==== > LOOKING FOR WEBMASTER FOR DUVAL COUNTY GENWEB > Please contact SueAnn Sanders sueann@sasanders.com > >

I am hoping they are in Jacksonville Florida area. That was last known address for them. Looking for Eileen Sullivan Young passed away May 9, 2002 And for Edna Elma Freehling Sullivan passed away Oct 11, 2005 Any help would be appreciated. I just found out that they had passed on. And I didnt get a chance to get an obit. Thanks for your help. Doug Barnes dlbarnes@supernet.com Why Wait? Move to EarthLink. You like to chat? Ask me about E4

Sorry, I forgot to fill in the subject! Cheri Mello

Hello,   A while back I posted about an obit lookup.  Several people told me that the library was going through renovation and would not reopen until mid-November.  I don't know if the hurricanes have set this date any further back.  What is the opening date for the library?   Also, a couple of people emailed me off the list and said that they would do the obit look-up for me.  I swear I saved the email.  I can't find it, but I'll keep looking.  I may have written the address on a post-it which fell off my computer screeen and is stuck to some paper here on my desk!  So I'll go through all the paper here.  If you were willing to do a lookup in the newspapers, could you please contact me again? Thank you, Cheri Mello Torrance, CA Look-up info: Emma Mae Ogden (went by Mae, so might be under her middle name), died 31 May 1977, Jacksonville, Duval Co, FL (info from the FL Death Index on Ancestry).

--- "Dale E. Reddick" <dereddi@hargray.com> wrote: > Date: Sun, 13 Nov 2005 17:05:54 -0500 > From: "Dale E. Reddick" <dereddi@hargray.com> > Subject: Re: [GAEFFINGHAM] FW: Article of possible > interest > To: GAEFFING-L@rootsweb.com > > Hey Gerald, > > Thanks for sharing this information with the Effingham, > Bryan, and > Bulloch lists. > > I just shared the information with another twelve lists > where I'm either > an administrator or active member. > > Here's what I wrote: > > "I just received a link to this article at > desceretnews.com. This > message appeared on three different county lists to > which I subscribe. > > I just read the article. An -enterprising- individual > has come up with > software to generate FAKE genealogical websites - names, > dates, > ancestries, lineages - everything! It's entitled "Fake > Family". > > 'Genealogists beware. > A software company is marketing a new program to > Internet > advertisers that could quickly generate Web sites full > of extensive, but > fake, family trees. > Critics say the approach appears to be part of a > new money-making > scheme to lure people who search for family names on > Google, Yahoo or > other search engines to Web sites that use bogus data to > help ensure > they appear high on "hit lists." They then make money if > visitors click > on advertisers' links.' > > I would suggest that you read the article and BEWARE of > new, miraculous > findings of interest to your surname research. Check > and recheck if > something new seems to pop up on a webpage you've never > noticed previously. > > Thanks to Gerald Gieger for sharing this information > with several > southeast Georgia lists. > > Sincerely, > > Dale E. Reddick" > > GERALD - Again, thanks for sharing this with the rest of > us! > > Dale > ________________________________ __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

----- Original Message ----- From: "Maree Walker" <mar33@westnet.com.au> To: <Kjt54@aol.com> Sent: Thursday, November 03, 2005 1:00 PM Subject: Re: [FLDUVAL] SPANISH FLU 1918-1919 > Seeing as it was a worldwide event and killed millions, I doubt the > authorities would have had time to record all victims. > > maree > in W Aust. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <Kjt54@aol.com> > To: <FLDUVAL-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, November 03, 2005 5:38 AM > Subject: [FLDUVAL] SPANISH FLU 1918-1919 > > > > Is there a list of casualties in this epidemic? > > > > Kathy Thompson > > _Kjt54@aol.com_ (mailto:Kjt54@aol.com) > > > > > > > > > > ==== FLDUVAL Mailing List ==== > > LOOKING FOR WEBMASTER FOR DUVAL COUNTY GENWEB > > Please contact SueAnn Sanders sueann@sasanders.com > > > > >

A friend of mine emailed me the url for this excellent web site. Enjoy. www.floridahistoryonline.com Julie Howell Jacksonville, Fl

Is there a list of casualties in this epidemic? Kathy Thompson _Kjt54@aol.com_ (mailto:Kjt54@aol.com)

If anyone is researching this very interesting family, Edward Magawly Banon and his wife, Agnes Manning Banon, are buried at Evergreen Cemetery. Edward Magawly Banon was born at Broughall Castle, Ireland. http://www.irishmidlandsancestry.com/content/family_history/families/banon.htm - Notes on the Banon and other Ancient Irish Families http://www.lib.mtu.edu/xmldata/course_guides/87.aspx - The Diary of Edward Magawly Banon, Klondike British Yukon (scroll to bottom of page) http://www.geoghegan.org/clan/history.html - The Geoghegans, A Family History http://www.1-engineering-books.com/product+The-diary-of-B0007H01MI.html - The Diary of Edward Magawly Banon (available for purchase) I was particularly interested in the reference to his dying at "Glen-a-Veagh" in Arlington FL. Does anyone know where this house, farm or plantation was located? Julie Howell

--- Notice - Notice - Notice --- --- Early registration deadline has been extended to 4 November 2005 --- Come join the excitement of the 29th Annual Genealogy Conference! This exciting learning experience will be held 11-12 November 2005 in Panama City Beach, Florida at the Bay Point Marriott Resort (4200 Marriott Drive). Donna Moughty, the featured speaker, is a well known genealogical instructor and lecturer and will present four exciting lectures you will not want to miss. In addition to the featured speaker, we will have Pamela J. Cooper, Amy Larner Giroux, CGSM, CGLSM, Ann Mohr Osisek, Gladys Friedman Paulin, CGRSSM, Deanna D. Ramsey, William Zehner, CGSM, and James McSweeney (NARA SE Region Archives). You will have the opportunity to participate in lectures covering Censuses, Military, Methodology, National Archives, Naturalization, Land Records, Organization, Cemetery Records and Computer/Technology. We are also pleased to announce that Dean DeBolt, noted Lecturer, historian, and author, will be the Banquet Speaker. A block of rooms is being held for FSGS. Hotel amenities include free parking, a two 18-hole PGA championship golf courses, four lighted Har-Tru tennis courts, indoor and outdoor pools, jogging trails, bicycles, etc. Beach activities include windsurfers and wave runners, snorkeling and scuba diving, private beach, Bay fishing, deep-sea sport fishing, etc. Call the Area Reservations Office at 800-644-2650 to reserve your room (be sure to mention the FSGS Conference to receive your special room rate). FSGS Conference Transportation - Elaine Powell, President of the Central Florida Genealogical Society writes that they are coordinating a group that will rent a large coach-style bus to travel to the Florida State Genealogical Society's Fall Conference in Panama City Florida. It is a 6 1/2 hour drive there from Orlando. The bus will leave Central Florida from the Wal-Mart store located at Semoran (436) & Lake Margaret (north of the airport) on Thursday, Nov. 10 at 10 a.m. and travel to Panama City and will return on Sunday, Nov. 13, leaving Panama City at 11 a.m. The bus has an on-board restroom. You can park your car at the 24-hour Wal-Mart. If they fill the bus with 47 people, the cost will be about $60. She is setting a cutoff date of Nov. 1 so that if they do NOT get enough people to fill the bus by then, people can have enough time to find alternative transportation. She will contact everyone via email (preferably) or phone on Nov. 1 to give them the update. If you are interested, contact her BY NOV. 1 at 407-282-5171 or email TheHeritageLady@aol.com. Special Conference Highlight --- Walking Tour of Historical Downtown Panama City - On Thursday, 10 November 2005, the Bay County Public Library and the Historical Society of Bay County will be offering a free tour for early arrivals. Starting at 1 p.m. at the Bay County Public Library, a one hour walking tour of Downtown Panama City will be conducted by members of the Historical Society. Following the tour at 2:00 p.m., the Bay County Public Library will have three short programs. Linda Pazics Kleback will conduct a tour of the Genealogy Room. Ann Johnson Robbins will discuss Cracker days in Florida and display antiques from her collection. Rebecca Brown Saunders will conduct a tour of the Local History Room. If we have bad weather, the Walking Tour will be cancelled, and the Bay County Public Library tours will start at 1:00 p.m. Maps to the library will be available. And be sure to leave time for research at the Bay County Public Library in Panama City. Their collection is quiet impressive. Check out their web site at www.nwrls.lib.fl.us/index.html If you would like further information, contact A. Staley, P. O. Box 441364, Jacksonville, FL 32222 Email: astaley@comcast.net or you will find the registration form online at the FSGS Web site http://www.rootsweb.com/~flsgs

Howdy folks. I'm looking for someone who is willing and able to take over the management of the Duval County Rootsweb site. http://www.rootsweb.com/~flduval/ It won't take too much of your time, unless you have a lot of content to add. But you will need to know how to edit web pages and upload files to a web server. please contact me if you're interested. SueAnn Sanders - Volunteer WebMaster Sarasota Co, FL GenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~flsaraso Duval Co, FL GenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~flduval Genealogical Society of Sarasota http://www.rootsweb.com/~flgss/ Rootsweb Sponsor SANDERS, PHILLIPS, COPELAND, WALL ----------------------------------------------------------------

Please, for Publication. The Jacksonville Genealogical Society will hold their monthly meeting, November 19, 2005 at 1:30 in the Webb-Wesconnett Library, 6887 103rd Street, Jacksonville, Fl. November is our annual Heirloom Day. Bring a favorite snack or finger foods to share and a special heirloom to display. For additional information please contact Mary Chauncey at (904) 781-9300. Thank You, Jim Laird Publicity Chairman

The "Report of the Jacksonville Auxiliary Sanitary Association, of Jacksonville, Florida covering the work of the Association during the yellow fever epidemic, 1888" is available for download at http://fulltext10.fcla.edu/cgi/t/text/text-idx?c=fhp&idno=NF00000016& format=pdf Sorry for the long address, but it is what it is! You should be able to cut and paste it into your browser. My apologies to someone who asked last week, to whom I sent an address three times longer. It was a good address, but ... The Report has a list of NEARLY all victims of the 1888 epidemic in Jacksonville, although some are left out. You can download any chapter you want, including just the list of deaths. The address above is for a PDF file that you can read in Acrobat Reader (free from Adobe). Please let me know if you have trouble with it. Bob Miller Chicago

Kathy, Were you looking for a list for the Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1857, 1877, or 1888? You may have had this in your email but I've lost it. I don't have a list but I have the book History of Jacksonville Florida and Vicinity by T. Frederick Davis, in which it talks about all three of the Epidemics. The 1857 mentions some names of the dead, the 1877 says very little at all, and the 1888 says quite a bit but only mentions about 9 or 10 names. Let me know if you'd like the information or the names and on which years. -Lauren.

Kathy, There is a site called " The Crypt" from Camden County, GA that lists 45 Yellow Fever Victims. You might want to check it out. To go directly to the page use, http://www.camdencounty.org/history/yellow_fever.html I found one person in my database there, Robert McFarlane. Harriett Ogilvie