Barry (via Gloria) Say your posting - We spell are name a little different but thought this was worth a shot. My grandfather's brother lived in Jersey. I am certain that one of his sons was Robert. Do you have a name for your Roberts father. I am searching for William or Alexander brothers to Archibald' Lillian ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gloria Frazier" <glofra@earthlink.net> To: < Sent: Friday, May 11, 2001 11:04 PM Subject: [FRAZIER] Fwd: from a frazier > Hi Barry, > > You are not subscribed to the Frazier maillist. I am forwarding > your message to the maillist. > > If you would like to subscribe to the free Frazier maillist where > any message a subscriber sends to the list will go to everyone on > the list, send a new message to FRAZIER-L-request@rootsweb.com and > only put the word subscribe in the body of the message. Do not sign > the message or put anything else in the body of the message. Please > read the welcome message which is the return message for your > subscribe message. > > Good luck. > > Gloria Frazier > list manager > > >Date: Fri, 11 May 2001 16:01:01 -0700 > >X-From_: Frazbear@aol.com Fri May 11 16:01:01 2001 > >Received: from newmail.rootsweb.com ([192.168.1.103]) > > by lists2.rootsweb.com (8.10.1/8.10.1) with ESMTP id > > f4BN11v26595 > > for <FRAZIER-L-request@lists2.rootsweb.com>; Fri, 11 May > > 2001 16:01:01 -0700 > >Received: from imo-r17.mx.aol.com (imo-r17.mx.aol.com > >[152.163.225.71]) > > by newmail.rootsweb.com (8.11.1/8.11.1) with ESMTP id > > f4BN0qW14010 > > for <frazier-l-request@rootsweb.com>; Fri, 11 May 2001 > > 17:00:52 -0600 > >Received: from Frazbear@aol.com > > by imo-r17.mx.aol.com (mail_out_v30.10.) id e.47.b404bf4 > > (9666) > > for <frazier-l-request@rootsweb.com>; Fri, 11 May 2001 > > 19:01:18 -0400 (EDT) > >From: Frazbear@aol.com > >Message-ID: <47.b404bf4.282dc93e@aol.com> > >Old-Date: Fri, 11 May 2001 19:01:18 EDT > >Subject: from a frazier > >To: frazier-l-request@rootsweb.com > >MIME-Version: 1.0 > >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" > >X-Mailer: AOL 6.0 for Windows US sub 10520 > >X-Diagnostic: Unprocessed > >X-Envelope-To: FRAZIER-L-request > > > >I am barry frazier, son of robert and millie frazier....formerly > >of south > >jersey. > >My dads mom was a sellers, and her mom was a larzalere. We have > >been in > >florida, tampa area, for 50 years....my grandfather, at one time, was > >superitendent of schools in camden county new jersey. > >Barry. > >

Hi Barry, You are not subscribed to the Frazier maillist. I am forwarding your message to the maillist. If you would like to subscribe to the free Frazier maillist where any message a subscriber sends to the list will go to everyone on the list, send a new message to FRAZIER-L-request@rootsweb.com and only put the word subscribe in the body of the message. Do not sign the message or put anything else in the body of the message. Please read the welcome message which is the return message for your subscribe message. Good luck. Gloria Frazier list manager >Date: Fri, 11 May 2001 16:01:01 -0700 >X-From_: Frazbear@aol.com Fri May 11 16:01:01 2001 >Received: from newmail.rootsweb.com ([192.168.1.103]) > by lists2.rootsweb.com (8.10.1/8.10.1) with ESMTP id > f4BN11v26595 > for <FRAZIER-L-request@lists2.rootsweb.com>; Fri, 11 May > 2001 16:01:01 -0700 >Received: from imo-r17.mx.aol.com (imo-r17.mx.aol.com >[152.163.225.71]) > by newmail.rootsweb.com (8.11.1/8.11.1) with ESMTP id > f4BN0qW14010 > for <frazier-l-request@rootsweb.com>; Fri, 11 May 2001 > 17:00:52 -0600 >Received: from Frazbear@aol.com > by imo-r17.mx.aol.com (mail_out_v30.10.) id e.47.b404bf4 > (9666) > for <frazier-l-request@rootsweb.com>; Fri, 11 May 2001 > 19:01:18 -0400 (EDT) >From: Frazbear@aol.com >Message-ID: <47.b404bf4.282dc93e@aol.com> >Old-Date: Fri, 11 May 2001 19:01:18 EDT >Subject: from a frazier >To: frazier-l-request@rootsweb.com >MIME-Version: 1.0 >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" >X-Mailer: AOL 6.0 for Windows US sub 10520 >X-Diagnostic: Unprocessed >X-Envelope-To: FRAZIER-L-request > >I am barry frazier, son of robert and millie frazier....formerly >of south >jersey. >My dads mom was a sellers, and her mom was a larzalere. We have >been in >florida, tampa area, for 50 years....my grandfather, at one time, was >superitendent of schools in camden county new jersey. >Barry.

In a message dated 5/1/2001 11:46:16 PM Pacific Daylight Time, cfadlam@ionet.net (Carleen Frazier-Adlam)writes: << I have reason > to > > > believe that my brick wall, my 4th GGrandfather, John Frazier may have > > > gotten to America sometime BEFORE 1771 where I find him and his wife > Mary ? > > > Frazier with quite a lot of land and 2 sons, one of whom was my 3 > > > GGrandfather., Solomon. >> Carleen - to let you know that I have a FRASER/FRASER family (and we all know that this is the same name as FRAZIER) that emigrated from Scotland to Quebec and settled in the town of Beaumont on the St. Lawrence well before the French & Indian Wars brought the 77th to Canada. I do not know the emigration date of the first, a Thomas Frazer "de Ecosse" who married Elisabeth Couet - he was probably born around 1708. But I do find the next three generations of this family in place in Beaumont: Thomas' son Augustin, born 1734 in Beaumont, married Francoise Adam in Beaumont - then their son another Thomas, born Beaumont in 1774 and married Marie Lageaux in 1802 in Beaumont - their daughter Luce Anastasie Frazer born 1821, married Achille Chiniquy in Beaumont in 1838. (This last couple emigrated to Illinois in the US.) So there was at least one established FRAZER family in the New World before the 77th Highlanders appeared on the scene. I'm sure there were others! By the way, FRAZIER listers - if you have any other information about the people I reference above - siblings, etc. - I'd love to hear about it! Cheers to all! Ginny Crawford California VCrawf@aol.com

Is this your story?: Your mother is now into genealogy research. You posted on Genealogy.com/Family Tree Maker an illegitimate sister of yours born in 1954 which you hadn't mentioned you found to your mother thinking your mother would probably never be buying genealogy CDs let alone get on the internet. Your mother buys the CD from Genealogy.com/Family Tree Maker. The sister is on the CD and your mother didn't know about her. It really hurt her. She didn't want to know about it. And, that information going out on a public venue could have waited til your mother was gone. If this is your story, you wouldn't feel too good about what you might have stopped especially during your mother's lifetime or maybe your cold heart doesn't give a hoot. Your ego would rather see your line in "lights." Or, some reason like, well, it is the fact, it should go in the family history NOW. Genealogy.com/Family Tree Maker is in this business to make money. If you have a page at Genealogy.com/Family Tree Maker or out on a site, they are selling it, even if it is your guess, incorrect or hurtful. Someone else gave one of my lines to their commercial adventure. That person will never get another piece of information from me. And, now, I only give out lines before 1900. Anyone can do with that information what they wish, whether the information is correct, theory, or whatever. I wrote to the vultures. Like the majority of us researchers, I don't have enough money to "go after" a corporation. Hurting people is not a fun part of genealogy. Good luck with your research. Gloria "possibly your illegitimate sister"

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------B92455EE36DAA847518ECE8B Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; x-mac-type="54455854"; x-mac-creator="4D4F5353" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hi, cousins! This young lady, though dyslexic by her own publication, is "tearin' 'em up" on the FRENCH-INDIAN-L. Some of you may subscribe to that list, some not. But, she's uncovered some pretty interesting items, and I thought I'd just send one here. Don't know about you, but I'm checking out the FR and IN as well as the War of 1812 for my "brick wall". Warmest greetings to everyone! Carleen Frazier-Adlam Fay Young wrote: > Hello Carleen Adlam and other Frazer resurchers .I found my book ! "Scotch > Highlander in America "by MacLean ;[ lots on the 77th regiment to] pages > 381-388 on Frazers - General Simon Fraser the 10th son of Alexander Frazer- > 8 Simon Frazers in 1757, 6 in Frazers Highlanders . I did not spot any > John`s but there must be some just not in book . Do you notice the lack of > mentioning of the 77th regiment in most historys , This is part of the > reason that I decided to post what I have gathered.Its to bad that the > muster rolls can not be located .--- Best Wishes Fay Young > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Carleen Adlam" <cfadlam@ionet.net> > To: "Fay Young" <fyoung@plainfield.bypass.com> > Sent: Monday, April 30, 2001 1:27 AM > Subject: Re: Montgomer`s77th Regiment > > > Forgot! I'd be VERY interested to know about the "confusion" about > General > > Frazer's family! That right there could give me some clues to my > John!!!!!!! > > I'm sorry to put you to so much trouble!!! > > Carleen > > > > Fay Young wrote: > > > > > Hello Carleen Adlam ; I do recall reading about several Frazers and a > little > > > confusion about the family of General Frazer . I do have a memorial to > the a > > > Board at St. John PQ [ on the Richalou river ] -- it is a request by my > way > > > back Grandfarther ALEXANDER YOUNG to be reimberst for helping his fellow > > > Scotchman with supplys in July 1777 at Skeensborough [ now Whithall > NY ] > > > proof was a Certificate signed by General Frazer at the time . The boad > was > > > presented this at St.Jhon on Feb. 22,1781. > > > I have no titles or degrees but have had such a had time finding > > > extensive information that I decided to put some togather even though I > have > > > poor vision , Deslexia, cannot spell and type with one finger . Maybe it > > > will stimulate others [ i hope !] to do a better job or at least > SOMTHING on > > > the 77th Regiment . We did get to Kew and do some resurch . Best wishes > FAY > > > YOUNG IN VT. > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: "Carleen Adlam" <cfadlam@ionet.net> > > > To: "Fay Young" <fyoung@plainfield.bypass.com> > > > Sent: Saturday, April 28, 2001 3:53 PM > > > Subject: Re: Montgomer`s77th Regiment > > > > > > > Hi, Fay, > > > > > > > > Thanks for sending this interesting bit of information! Before I go > and > > > buy the book mentioned may I ask you to check the index or the glossary > to > > > see if any Frasers were mentioned in it? Thanks so much! I have reason > to > > > believe that my brick wall, my 4th GGrandfather, John Frazier may have > > > gotten to America sometime BEFORE 1771 where I find him and his wife > Mary ? > > > Frazier with quite a lot of land and 2 sons, one of whom was my 3 > > > GGrandfather., Solomon. The first son was killed by the Indians on the > road > > > to KY and his name was simply Esquire Frazier. The reason I believe > John > > > MAY have served in the Fr and In War is because he was at > > > > LEAST in his 40's when he served in the Rev War for the Colonists w/ > the > > > VA volunteers as a Captain. This tells me he MUST have had prior > military > > > service for someone somewhere!!! And I can find NO record of his birth > > > anywhere in the colonies, nor can I find his or Mary's names on > passengers' > > > lists of ships bringing emigrants over! The popular family names are > Henry, > > > William, Thomas, Silas, Squire or Esquire, John and James! The popular > > > girls' names are Margaret, Sarah, Rebecca, Susan, "Willie", Mary, Ann, > and > > > Elizabeth. > > > > > > > > Thanks so much for putting this on the list. I'm not in any hurry so > take > > > your time, and when you have it, please look to see if there are any > Frasers > > > (of ANY spelling) listed. Septs of Clan Fraser from Scotland's > Highlanders > > > are too numerous to mention here, but the closest were the Simons, > Simmons, > > > Simpsons, etc. from Lord Simon of Lovat, two of which named thusly were > > > beheaded at the Tower of London for taking part in Jacobite Rebellions! > In > > > fact the last person to be beheaded at that guillotine was Simon Fraser, > > > Lord Lovat! A rather undesirable distinction for the Clan Fraser, but, > > > nevertheless true; ) > > > > > > > > Yours, aye! > > > > Carleen Frazier-Adlam > > > > > > > > Fay Young wrote: > > > > > > > > > Lt. Colonel Archibald Montgomery`s 77th Highland Regiment came from > > > Scotland in the summer of 1757. commissioned at Stirling Castle Jan. > 4,1757 > > > for a short time as the 62nd foot regiment or the 2nd Highland Regiment > , > > > then as the 77th, with 23 companies of 105 rank and file [1460 men ]. > > > Probably recruited from the Estates of the Montgomery families around > > > Ayshire Scotland ,which today are known as Eglinton and Irving ; and > from > > > the Highlands where one of his sisters Lady Margaret lived.Her husband > was > > > Alexander Macdonald of Sleat.Another sister Lady Christian married the > Lared > > > of Abercairney on the border of the Southern Highlands . > > > > > The 77th embarked from Greenok and arrived at Halifax in June > 1757. on > > > Oct. 22nd they were in Charleston but had poor accommodations.Later that > > > year the added 3 more companies and in 1758 one more company was > added.The > > > Chaplain was Henry Moro .I am told that most of the muster rolls etc. > did > > > not survive.Brg.General Forbes in 1758 was the commander in a to take > Fort > > > Du qusne and later with George Washington on Nov. 25 1758 the descended > on > > > the fort and raised the British flag on what was to be named Pittsburgh > in > > > honor of William Pitt, according to the book " Highlanders in America by > J. > > > P. 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Does anyone know anything about this family? Frazier, John Alexander,71 (1846-77) only son of William Frazier by Sarah Alexander (1822-52). William Frazier (1822-89), born in Coshocton County, O., only son of Thomas Frazier and Lucy Babcock. Thomas Frazier was a son of William Frazier and -- Green, and came to Coshocton County, O., from Virginia. William Frazier, Jr., was a millright and ran a saw mill and grist mill four miles west of Cumberland, Guernsey County, O., in Rich Hill Township, Muskingum County, O. He married (2) Mary Jones, of Sonora, O., and their children were: Mary Ann, William, Sered, Esther, Ross, Minerva, Lavina, Lynn, and Maurice. Fulton, Abraham, came from Ireland bringing two sons, Abram and Henry. Henry was married four times, having children by each wife, fourteen in all.

Dear fellow FRAZIER researcher, CORECTION - CORECTION - CORECTION! I owe a big thank you to a FRAZIER researchers named Ray Woods who told me where I could find my ancestors going back to LA in the 1700s. The Isaac Thomas Frazier b. 2-18-1853 LA d. 1-14-1926 Angus, TX. buried in the Hamilton Cemetery in Corsicana whose death certificate Informant was H.B. Frazier is this line: Generation No. 1 1. ISAAC THOMAS4 FRAZIER (ISAAC DOUGHTY3, JOHN2, ISAAC1)1 was born 1853 in Louisiana1. He married (1) S. A. USSERY January 02, 18731. He married (2) GEORGIA ?1 Bef. 1892. She was born 18701. Child of ISAAC FRAZIER and S. USSERY is: i. H. B.5 FRAZIER. Children of ISAAC FRAZIER and GEORGIA ? are: ii. LIVING5 FRAZIER. iii. LIVING FRAZIER. iv. BESSIE FRAZIER1, b. Abt. 18921. v. EULA S. FRAZIER1, b. Abt. 18941. The Isaac Thomas Frazier b. bet 1856-1859 AL. d. 8-1920 Lamar County Texas is this line Descendants of Isaac Thomas Frazier Generation No. 1 1. Isaac Thomas2 Frazier (Frazier1) was born Bet. 1856 - 1859 in AL., and died Aug 1920 in Angus, Texas. He married Mary L. Bedwell Bet. 1877 - 1878 in probably Cherokee County AL., daughter of John Bedwell and Lumina Sanford. She was born Abt. 1862 in Alabama, and died Dec 23, 1929 in Cass Co., TX.. Children of Isaac Frazier and Mary Bedwell are: 2 i. Henry Randolph3 Frazier, born Jun 22, 1878 in Birmingham, AL; died Aug 5, 1927 in Haskell, OK Haskell Cemetary. He married Ester Clementine Lemon; born May 12, 1878 in Chatanooga, Hamilton Co., TN; died Sep 29, 1937 in Warner, OK. Warner Cemetary. 3 ii. Lemuel Freeman Frazier, born Apr 23, 1883 in Alabama; died Mar 15, 1953 in Brownfield, Terry Co., TX. He married (1) Mary Rosetta Lemon Sep 24, 1901; born May 20, 1885; died 1917 in Temple, Bell Co., TX. He married (2) Pearlie Elizabeth Dearing Feb 23, 1920 in Lamar Co., TX.; born Jul 15, 1895 in Lamar Co., TX.; died Sep 20, 1938 in Brownfield, TX. He married (3) Alice Hayward Apr 1949; born in Vinita, OK.. 4 iii. Minnie E. Frazier, born Aug 9, 1886 in AL.; died Dec 15, 1919 in Cass Co., TX.. She married Clarence Wilburn Waters Aug 22, 1913 in Cass County, TX.; born Jul 31, 1878 in Cass Co., TX.; died Jun 27, 1957 in Cass Co., TX.. 5 iv. Claudia Mae Frazier, born Oct 23, 1888 in Alabama; died Nov 21, 1923 in El Dorado, Arkansas. She married John Oscar Touchstone Dec 14, 1911 in Cass County, TX.; born May 23, 1885 in Bald Knob Arkansas; died Jun 12, 1957 in Red Chute, LA. Hillcrest Cemetery. 6 v. James Frazier, born Oct 14, 1890 in Al.; died Feb 1, 1912 in Cass Co., TX.. 7 vi. William David Frazier, born Mar 19, 1892 in Mobile, Alabama; died Apr 18, 1972 in Paris, Texas. He married Pearlie Margaret Allison May 25, 1916 in Aubrey, TX. Denton County; born Jan 12, 1900 in Powderly, TX. Lamar County; died Sep 9, 1994 in St. Joseph's Hospital, Paris, Tx. Room 508 @ 9:55 P.M.. 8 vii. Russell Baxter Frazier, born Dec 4, 1894 in Alabama; died Apr 16, 1974 in Shreveport, Louisiana, 71107. He married (1) Flora Byrum Aug 16, 1914 in Laws Chapel, Atlanta, TX.; born Feb 28, 1898; died Mar 26, 1936 in Cass Co., TX.. He married (2) Sallie Vines Jul 14, 1937 in Cass County, TX.. 9 viii. Pearl Loumina Frazier, born Abt. 1897 in TX.; died Abt. 1991 in Ft Meyers, Florida. She married (1) Robert McWherter; died Abt. 1975 in Washington D.C.. She married (2) Jamison. You know, this genealogy can be a lot of fun but when you get all excited about finally finding your grandfather and then find out it was someone elses grandfather, it can be a little disappointing. I hope I did not mis-lead to many FRAZIER researcher. I got back just as soon as discovered my error. Jerry Frazier Petaluma, CA.

Hello fellow FRAZIER researcher, I just found my grandfather's burial site after al these years. Isaac Thomas Frazier b. 2-18-1853 LA d. 1-14-1926 Angus, Texas. He is buried in the Hamilton, Cemetery. All of the information above was given by the informant, H.B. Frazier. This information does not square with my research. 1880 Cherokee County Alabama Census Here he was 21 years old, living with his wife and first child and he or his wife says he was born in AL. This shows he was born abt 1858. 1910 Bell County Texas Census Here he was 54 with most of his children. Here he would have been born abt 1856. 1926 death certificate 1853. Known migration pattern: born probably Al or LA or GA 1880 Cherokee County Alabama 1895 or 1896 Texas ? 1910 Bell County Texas 1911-12-13-14 Cass County Texas 1926 Navarro County, Texas These are just proven dates. It is unknown as of now just how long he stayed at each of these places but I am working on it. Hot leads: There was a Leonard Frazier and a William (Bill) Frazier living in Dawson, Navarro County Texas in 1930s & 1940's. The 1926 Business Directory of Corsicana has the following Fraziers living there: Clarence, Opal, Robert F., Robert L. & Addie. If anything looks familiar to anyone, please don't hesitate to e-mail me at J.J.Frazier@att.net Many thanks, Jerry Frazier Petaluma, CA.

George gave you the virus, not any of the rootsweb maillists. Viruses can't go thru the lists so you can't pass it on to us thru the lists. The lists are all in text. Viruses don't cling to text. They cling to formatting. Formatted msgs to the lists are either converted or booted. I have always used Eudora email program and never have a problem with viruses UNLESS I open an attachment with a virus and I wouldn't have my virus checker turned on. You are using Outlook Express email program which is susceptible to viruses unless your virus checker is on "auto pilot." So no apology necessary to the maillists. If you have sent messages to individual people then you need to let them know that you have a virus and they probably/may have it, too. They may not know they are passing it on to people they are sending messages to because the virus sends itself to people in your address book and goes out on messages without your knowledge. Take two aspirin and you will be alright tomorrow. Oh, keep your virus checker on auto pilot. Good luck. Gloria list manager At 06:48 PM 4/17/2001 +0000, Pam Hart wrote: >Dear Family, Friends and Fellow Researcher, > >First let me appoligise to those of you who will be getting this >more then >once. Unfortunatly, I have gotten this virus going around, and I >know some >of you don't know how to get rid of it, as I didn't. I have >written to the >virus doctor at Trend Micro and this is the responce I recieved to >get rid >of it. I felt this would be the easies way to let you know how to rid >yourself of this virus if you don't know how. This is the answer I >recieved. >I hope it helps someone, and if I have been responsiable for any >of you >recieving this I am sorry. Unfortunatly I tried to open the file I >recieved >from George on the Campbell list and that is how I got it. Pam Hart > >-----Original Message----- >From: Virus Doctor at US <Virus_Doctor@trendmicro.com> >To: 'Pam Hart' <pshart1@voyager.net> >Date: Tuesday, April 17, 2001 10:20 PM >Subject: RE: [0418.94.mary] TROJ_BADTRANS.A help! > > > >Dear Customer, > > > >Greetings of peace. > > > >Please delete the following: > > > >inetd.exe found in the win.ini file or in the registry. > > > >hksdll.dll in the windows\system directory. > > > >KERN32.EXE is also detected as TROJ_BADTRANS.A. > > > >If you can't delete the detected file/s please follow the steps > below: > > > >1. Take note of the location of the detected file > >2. Reboot your system to DOS prompt. If you can't find this > option you may > >restart your system then before the Windows logo appear, > immediately press > >F8. > >3. You will be seeing the Windows Startup Menu. > >4. Choose the Command prompt only option. This will take you to > a command > >prompt. > >5. from c:\ prompt delete the file > > > >syntax: in c:\ prompt type DEL <file location><filename> hit > ENTER key > >example DEL c:\windows\system\GDI32.exe > > > >6. Reboot the machine normally. > > > >This memory resident Internet worm propagates via email clients > that use > >Windows sockets, such as Microsoft Outlook and Outlook Express. > It replies > >to all unread email messages with itself attached to the email. > The email > >sent by the worm has the same subject header and message body as the > >original email. The name of the sender will be the name of the > user who is > >currently logged on to the infected computer. This worm also > modifies > >WIN.INI so that it is executed at the next re-boot. > > > >Below is the hyperlink which describes TROJ_BADTRANS.A and how > to remove >it. > > > ><http://www.antivirus.com/vinfo/virusencyclo/default5.asp?VName=T > ROJ_BADTRA >N>S.A> > > > >Scan your system again and delete all file/s detected as > TROJ_BADTRANS.A. > > > >A Trojan horse is a program that performs some unexpected or > unauthorized, > >usually malicious, actions, such as displaying messages, erasing > files or > >formatting a disk. A Trojan horse doesn't infect other host > files, thus > >cleaning is not necessary. To get rid of a Trojan, simply delete the > >program. > > > >Please update your pattern file and scan engine regularly to > keep you safe > >from virus attack. > >Download the latest pattern at this site: > ><http://www.antivirus.com/download/pattern.asp> > >Download the latest scan engine at this site: > ><http://www.antivirus.com/download/engines> > > > >If you have any other inquiries, please feel free to contact > us. Thank you > >and have a nice day! > > > >-----Original Message----- > >From: Pam Hart [mailto:pshart1@voyager.net] > >Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2001 12:09 AM > >To: Virus Doctor at US > >Subject: TROJ_BADTRANS.A help! > > > > > >Dear Doc, > > > >I recieved this virus, Sat. and found out from your site that it > is in 3 > >files. > >C:\windows\system\kern32 > >C:\system\hksdll.dll > >C:\INETD.EXE

Dear Family, Friends and Fellow Researcher, First let me appoligise to those of you who will be getting this more then once. Unfortunatly, I have gotten this virus going around, and I know some of you don't know how to get rid of it, as I didn't. I have written to the virus doctor at Trend Micro and this is the responce I recieved to get rid of it. I felt this would be the easies way to let you know how to rid yourself of this virus if you don't know how. This is the answer I recieved. I hope it helps someone, and if I have been responsiable for any of you recieving this I am sorry. Unfortunatly I tried to open the file I recieved from George on the Campbell list and that is how I got it. Pam Hart -----Original Message----- From: Virus Doctor at US <Virus_Doctor@trendmicro.com> To: 'Pam Hart' <pshart1@voyager.net> Date: Tuesday, April 17, 2001 10:20 PM Subject: RE: [0418.94.mary] TROJ_BADTRANS.A help! >Dear Customer, > >Greetings of peace. > >Please delete the following: > >inetd.exe found in the win.ini file or in the registry. > >hksdll.dll in the windows\system directory. > >KERN32.EXE is also detected as TROJ_BADTRANS.A. > >If you can't delete the detected file/s please follow the steps below: > >1. Take note of the location of the detected file >2. Reboot your system to DOS prompt. If you can't find this option you may >restart your system then before the Windows logo appear, immediately press >F8. >3. You will be seeing the Windows Startup Menu. >4. Choose the Command prompt only option. This will take you to a command >prompt. >5. from c:\ prompt delete the file > >syntax: in c:\ prompt type DEL <file location><filename> hit ENTER key >example DEL c:\windows\system\GDI32.exe > >6. Reboot the machine normally. > >This memory resident Internet worm propagates via email clients that use >Windows sockets, such as Microsoft Outlook and Outlook Express. It replies >to all unread email messages with itself attached to the email. The email >sent by the worm has the same subject header and message body as the >original email. The name of the sender will be the name of the user who is >currently logged on to the infected computer. This worm also modifies >WIN.INI so that it is executed at the next re-boot. > >Below is the hyperlink which describes TROJ_BADTRANS.A and how to remove it. > ><http://www.antivirus.com/vinfo/virusencyclo/default5.asp?VName=TROJ_BADTRA N >S.A> > >Scan your system again and delete all file/s detected as TROJ_BADTRANS.A. > >A Trojan horse is a program that performs some unexpected or unauthorized, >usually malicious, actions, such as displaying messages, erasing files or >formatting a disk. A Trojan horse doesn't infect other host files, thus >cleaning is not necessary. To get rid of a Trojan, simply delete the >program. > >Please update your pattern file and scan engine regularly to keep you safe >from virus attack. >Download the latest pattern at this site: ><http://www.antivirus.com/download/pattern.asp> >Download the latest scan engine at this site: ><http://www.antivirus.com/download/engines> > >If you have any other inquiries, please feel free to contact us. Thank you >and have a nice day! > >-----Original Message----- >From: Pam Hart [mailto:pshart1@voyager.net] >Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2001 12:09 AM >To: Virus Doctor at US >Subject: TROJ_BADTRANS.A help! > > >Dear Doc, > >I recieved this virus, Sat. and found out from your site that it is in 3 >files. >C:\windows\system\kern32 >C:\system\hksdll.dll >C:\INETD.EXE

I have a James Frazier in Pendleton Dist. SC in 1810 who came there from NC, Rutherford/Buncombe Co. area. Let me know if you have any further info on these families. > In the 1810 census for Abbeville County, South > Carolina, we have the > following heads of families: (1). Joseph Frazier > (2). James Frazier (3). > another James Frazier.�� I think that these are > extended families, possibly > containing elderly parents, etc.�� I also think that > these Fraziers previously > lived in North Carolina but can���t be sure. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/

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Looking for information on Johnathan Frazee s/o Jacob and Sarah (Ogden) Frazee, b. 1812 in Somerset Co, New Jersey. He m. May 3, 1834 Caroline Bilyeu d/o William BILYIEU and Mary Giddis. 1850 census Warren Twp., Somerset Co. NJ Jonathan Frazee age 38 Blacksmith Caroline(Bilyeu)Frazee wife age 38 Children: 1. Mary age 14 2. Almeda age 12 3. Thomas age 10 4. Cornelius age 3 5. Mary (Giddis) Bilyeu age 70 (w/o William Bilyeu) 6. Hannah Bilyeu age 25 (d/o Mary) 7. Almeda Ayers age 34 8. Benjamin Ayers age 5 All born in NJ. Jonathan,wife and children moved to Green Valley,Tazewell, Co. IL in 1851. Alice Martin LaRue

Thanks, Chris. We appreciate your thinking of us. Gloria list manager ------------------------------- Reply-To: "Angela Rhodes" <angela@cocentral.com> From: "Angela Rhodes" <angela@cocentral.com> To: <FRAZIER-admin@rootsweb.com> Subject: Brantley cemetery Nash Co., N.C. Date: Sat, 31 Mar 2001 16:36:33 -0500 : : : : X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.00.2314.1300 : Ran across this cemetery off Hwy. 97 in Nash Co., N.C. today. Hope it may help someone. Thought I would send this to you to forward to the Frazier list as I am not a Frazier researcher. 1. Henry Wade Brantley Aug. 31, 1889 June 12, 1958 2. Modica Brantley June 5, 1857 March 14, 1927 3. Sarah R. Frazier Wife of Modica Brantley July 22, 1854 June 12, 1926 4. May Magdeline dau. of M. and Sarah Brantley May 22, 1892 Jan. 23, 1900 This is all the info I have on these. Chris at angela@cocentral.com

In the 1810 census for Abbeville County, South Carolina, we have the following heads of families: (1). Joseph Frazier (2). James Frazier (3). another James Frazier.  I think that these are extended families, possibly containing elderly parents, etc.  I also think that these Fraziers previously lived in North Carolina but can’t be sure. I hope that those who have done 1700’s North Carolina Frazier research can help me with this one.  Can you identify who these people might be? I welcome guesses without any supporting documentation. Thanks. Dolin Hughes    DoFrHughes@aol.com  

Thank yo u checking will get back with you FRAZIER-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > FRAZIER-D Digest Volume 01 : Issue 12 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [FRAZIER] Catherine FRAZIER of Ten [Craftydm@aol.com] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from FRAZIER-D, send a message to > > FRAZIER-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [FRAZIER] Catherine FRAZIER of Tennessee > Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2001 13:47:43 EST > From: Craftydm@aol.com > To: FRAZIER-L@rootsweb.com > > I just discovered the name of my gggrandmother. She is Catherine Emeline > Frazier (census says she was born in Tenn.), married to Wesley Johnson. They > were married in Indiana in 1846, and their daughter, Elvira was born in Iowa > in 1860. In searching I also found a David Johnson born to the same parents, > but in Indiana. Does this fit in with anyone's family? > Dawn-Moree

I just discovered the name of my gggrandmother. She is Catherine Emeline Frazier (census says she was born in Tenn.), married to Wesley Johnson. They were married in Indiana in 1846, and their daughter, Elvira was born in Iowa in 1860. In searching I also found a David Johnson born to the same parents, but in Indiana. Does this fit in with anyone's family? Dawn-Moree

hello I am seeking any information on the following people 1) Nimrod Gutheridge b 1809 VA married Sarah Redman on Feb 24 1843 in Faquier Co. VA They had 3 children 1) John Gutheridge b abt 1841 2) Nimrod Gutheridge b abt 1843 married Frances Fletcher b abt 1844 and they Lived in Bedford, PA. 3) Jimmimah Gutridge b abt 1846 Any help would be appreciated on this family. Thank you Jan

The following is an e-mail that I received From: Romegan42@aol.com Date: Wed, 7 May 1997 18:44:58 -0400 (EDT) To: Subject: Re: FRAZIER; AL,USA > TX,USA; 1859-1920 What I'm looking for is any information on my great-grandfather John A. (Asbury?) Frazier, born March 23, 1850 somewhere in Alabama. I have no more specific information at all on where in Al he was born and none on his parents either. He just seemed to have sprung full grown upon the scene in about 1870 where I found him in the 1870 census of Floyd County Georgia. I have some info on his first wife, a Sarah E. Horn of Tennessee, whom he married on December 9th, 1869 and his second wife, Lula Long on Georgia(my great-grandmother), whom he married on My 3rd, 1885. Any leads or suggestions as to where I might find more info on where my John Frazier was born and his parents would be greatly appreciated. I think I have found this John Frazier in the 1850 Cherokee Co. Alabama Census taken December 18, 1850 Trustum Frazier 46 m Farmer SC Nancy 39 f SC Jane A. 18 f SC Elizabeth 15 f SC John A. 14 m SC Phebe R. 12 f sc James A. 10 m SC Charles N. 9 m AL William N. 7 m AL Robert A. 5 m AL John A. 2/12 m AL (sic) If Romegan42@aol reads this, I would very much appreciate a reply to J.J.Frazier@att.net I attempted an e-mail but it bounced. Many thanks, Jerry Frazier Petaluma, CA.

Is anyone out there looking for a Mary FRAZER born about 1840 that married Robert FORREST Jan. 17,1860 at Lochmaben, Dunfries-shire, Scotland. They had several children: William, James, Edward Horseman, Robert Thomas, and Thomas Lyall Forrest. James somehow ends up in Puna District, Hawaii and died there Nov. 27, 1910. I have the particulars on this family and do not believe they tie in with my Fraziers from Dearborn Co., Indiana as I once thought. If she is yours you are welcome to the information I have accumulated. Joan Handtke