9/3/05 What dates are inclusive for the Pasco County Florida Pioneers? Shelby Bender

While researching at the Southern Genealogist Exchante Society (SGES) in Jacksonville, FL I came across a marriage certificate for Young Davis & Ella Braddock. They were married December 22, 1883 in Ferandina, FL. I would like to correspond with the person who donated this certificate. Please e-mail at: yakima1983@yahoo.com Thanks George Thomas

Hi, Stephanie: For your consideration: 1900 Federal Census - Florida - Nassau County - Precinct 9 - Sheet 9A - Line 1 DYALL,. Aldridge White Male Feb. 1871 29 Single FL GA GA Pauper (he's living alone) An organization that might be helpful to you is "Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness" (www.raogk.org), a worldwide group of volunteers who help folks with long-distance research. Check out their website carefully, then see if anyone is covering the areas you're interested in. Good luck! Bill RAOGK Volunteer (Tennessee--Hamilton County) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joe & Steph Grohol Jr" <joeandsteph@cqservices.com> To: <FLORIDA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, August 28, 2005 4:31 PM Subject: [FLORIDA] Seeking Aldridge Dyal in the 1900 Census/FL > Hi... > > I am trying to find Aldridge G. Dyal (Dial, Jan 1871-Jul 1933 ) in the > 1900 census....not sure if he would be in Bradford or Alachua Co, FL.... > He married Lillian Jones in 1889 in Alachua Co or Bradford Co, FL...and > from what I found so far they had a child named Owens Pike, born in > 1899.....in Bradford Co, FL..... > > Appreciate any help....thank you... > > Stephanie Grohol > >

Stephanie, you will come nearer getting help on a county site. You can locate on the county sites by going to www.rootsweb.com and scroll down to State and county rootsweb sites and go from there. Also, in Georgia as well as Alabama there is a Census lookup list. You are allowed to ask for one look up every so often. Florida does not have a list for that.

you can rent the microfilm of census records at your local latter day saints family history library for very little cost...or subscribe to the census images at ancestry.com or genealogy.com...numerous local libraries offer access to heritage quest census records with membership... also - if you search specific location at rootsweb.com - you will find many census records have been transcribed... this site has many links to free online census records: http://www.census-online.com/ Links to Online Census Records The web's largest directory of links to online census transcriptions! This directory includes links to federal censuses and indexes, state and territorial censuses, tax lists, voter lists, military pensioner lists, etc. you seem to be researching many, many different surnames - might be beneficial to post queries on the message boards for your surnames at ancestry.com and genealogy.com... and i am sure all the other researchers would appreciate it if you would share your family tree by posting online...never know when you might make contact with person researching the same family... have you searched the family group sheets already submitted at rootsweb?? http://www.rootsweb.com/~usfgs/ and info at latter day saints site? http://www.familysearch.org/ there is a lot info out there online you can benefit from - you don't have to live in the state you are researching to obtain info... and most genealogical / historical societies have a lot of info online: The USGenNet Index of Online U.S. State and Local Historical & Genealogical Societies http://www.usgennet.org/socadmin/ i see that you are a star trek fan...too bad there are no more series to be had on tv now... good luck!! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joe & Steph Grohol Jr" <joeandsteph@cqservices.com> To: <FLORIDA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, August 28, 2005 4:31 PM Subject: [FLORIDA] Seeking Aldridge Dyal in the 1900 Census/FL Hi... I am trying to find Aldridge G. Dyal (Dial, Jan 1871-Jul 1933 ) in the 1900 census....not sure if he would be in Bradford or Alachua Co, FL.... He married Lillian Jones in 1889 in Alachua Co or Bradford Co, FL...and from what I found so far they had a child named Owens Pike, born in 1899.....in Bradford Co, FL..... Appreciate any help....thank you... Stephanie Grohol

Hi... I am trying to find Aldridge G. Dyal (Dial, Jan 1871-Jul 1933 ) in the 1900 census....not sure if he would be in Bradford or Alachua Co, FL.... He married Lillian Jones in 1889 in Alachua Co or Bradford Co, FL...and from what I found so far they had a child named Owens Pike, born in 1899.....in Bradford Co, FL..... Appreciate any help....thank you... Stephanie Grohol

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From the 1930 census Name Family Members Home in 1930 (City,County,State) Estimated Birth Year Birthplace Relation View Image Save This Edward Mauser Clara Mauser Queens, Queens, NY abt 1904 Colorado Head Clara Mauser Edward Mauser Queens, Queens, NY abt 1896 Wife Edward Mauser Edward Mauser, Clara Mauser Queens, Queens, NY abt 1925 Son

I've been looking for Edward R. Mauser for 20 years off and on. I haven't seen or heard from him for 52 years. He was born 11/30/1924, lived in Queens County, New York. Married my mother, Marie E. Pattnosh at Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church, May 7, 1949. I had gotten all the information that I needed in order to help me find him from 2 Churches in New York. The one church where my father was baptised at had also told me my grandmothers name: Clara Fallatik -Mauser and my grandfathers name: Edward Mauser. That was so wonderful I had no idea what there names were. Since I now know that I can try and find family from her side. Out of all the Edward Mausers and Edward R. Mausers. I have found only 1 Edward R. Mauser that was born in the year 1924 and lives in North Port, Florida but no phone number, so that means that I need to write to this man. The only thing is I don't know what to say. Is there someone who may be able to help me in what to say? I would appreciate that. This is scary Cynthia

Could you please let me know what I can write and what I can't. Cynthia

Hi... I am seeking help in trying to find more information on Jeremiah Johns, born 1837 in FL to Levi J. and Mary Kelly Johns....he married from what I discovered a Sarah Deloche (Deloach) in 1874 in Hamilton Co, FL ......some info said he married a Miss Deloach..... They had a daughter named Elizabeth Johns, born Jul 1879 in Hamilton Co, FL....she married Austin Byrd..... I am trying to find out when Jeremiah and Sarah died, where they died and where they are buried..... Appreciate any help....thank you..... Stephanie Grohol

Boards > Localities > North America > United States > States > Florida > Counties > Pasco URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=message&r=rw&p=localities.northam.usa.states.florida.counties.pasco&m=729 Subject: Pasco County book to be printed Author: Nick Date: 27 Jun 2005 1:00 AM GMT Email: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------- I wanted to let you folks who are descendad from Pasco pioneers know that the Pioneer Florida Museum Association has requested that you submit your family history to them. They are going to compile a book entitled "Pasco County: Its History and its People." For more information, call them for a form at (352) 567-1262.

Would it be possible for you to post the following announcement? Thank you for any consideration you can give us. Ann Staley, FSGS Conference Chairman 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). Our featured speaker, Donna Moughty, will present four exciting lectures you will not want to miss. Ms Moughty is a well known genealogical instructor and lecturer and her topics will be: "Applying for Your Irish Passport" "Immigration" "Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are--Hide and Seek on the Internet!" "Using Griffith’s Valuation" In addition to the featured speaker, we will have Pamela J. Cooper, Amy Larner Giroux, CG(sm), CGL(sm), Ann Mohr Osisek, Gladys Friedman Paulin, CGRS(sm), Deanna D. Ramsey, William Zehner, CGSM, and James McSweeney (NARA SE Region Archives). All total, we will be providing the opportunity to participate in about 19 lectures covering Censuses, Military, Methodology, National Archive Resources, 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 our Banquet Speaker. 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

Hi... I am researching Henry M. Hunter (1876-1938), the son of Richard Henry and Emaline Lee Hunter and the husband of Lola G. Hillhouse.....and I am seeking information on him and his family.... I found him and his family in the census and these are the children that are listed in the 1910 Hamilton Co, FL Census and 1920-1930 Suwannee Co, FL Census'..... Annie Miles Harden (Hardy in 1920) Frank (10 months old in 1910) Marjorie Ernest James C. Irene I am wishing for information on their children...their dates of birth and death and whom they married..... Appreciate any help....thank you..... Stephanie Grohol

Hi, As I am writing my article on this topic I want to research people who have added measures of fun to the Family History. I see some writers incorporate family recipes which seems like a delicious idea. Year after year at Thanksgiving Aunt Martha's recipe for stuffing get ritually baked. Anybody have a testimonies where recipes have been included? As a child of the Aquarian Age I wonder if anybody has done any star charts on their ancestors. Just for entertainment purposes of course. Or even have some ancestor's handwriting analyzed. Historically yours, Ray __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

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Hi, As I am writing my article on this topic I want to research people who have added measures of fun to the Family History. I see some writers incorporate family recipes which seems like a delicious idea. Year after year at Thanksgiving Aunt Martha's recipe for stuffing get ritually baked. Anybody have a testimonies where recipes have been included? As a child of the Aquarian Age I wonder if anybody has done any star charts on their ancestors. Just for entertainment purposes of course. Or even have some ancestor's handwriting analyzed. Historically yours, Ray ____________________________________________________ Start your day with Yahoo! - make it your home page http://www.yahoo.com/r/hs