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"Pat aka Jeeter" <VancePat@att.net> wrote in message news:3C6EB90D.BA22139E@att.net... > Anyone have any ideas as to how to install FTM Version 9 so that it will > do both CD and Online searches? I really don't have time to wait three > days for an answer from technical support. > I didn't have to do anything - just went through the normal auto-upgrade procedure. What sort of error are you getting? Lesley Robertson

Anyone have any ideas as to how to install FTM Version 9 so that it will do both CD and Online searches? I really don't have time to wait three days for an answer from technical support. -- ****** Pat aka Jeeter [Patricia Douglas Vance] Jeeter's Joint: http://home.att.net/~VancePat/index.htm Jeeter's Book Corner [Books for sale on Amazon]: http://home.att.net/~VancePat/books/booksell.htm Genealogy Page: http://home.att.net/~genology/genelogy.htm Academy of Scottish Arts: http://academyofscottisharts.org/

Wer kann mir beim erstellen eines Familienstammbaums weiterhelfen. . Famille Freismuth très chère! Celui qui peut me fournir un arbre généalogique de famille aider! . Very honoured family Freismuth! Who can create to me with a family family tree to help! . Joseph Freismut * im J. 1550 in Czechoslovakia Maria_Ann Freismuth * 27. 07.1677 Burgau, St Poelten,Austria Sr. Florenze Freismuth * 20. 03.1817 in Saverne Alsace (F) Eugen Freismuth * 17. 11.1880 in Dreihäuser/Phalsbourg (F) Juliana Freissmuth oo 18 May 1801 Gleisdorf,Steiermark,Austria Agnet Ilsabein Freimuth 17 Feb 1688 Bielefeld-Neustadt Adelheit Freymuth 3 Feb 1693 Duesseldorf Stadt,Rheinland Columbus Freiermuth 1854 Kenosha,Kenosha,Wisconsin Abraham Freyermuth 14 Sep 1724 Weyer Bas-Rhin, France Maria Freyermuth 25 Nov 1756 Mohlin, Aargau,Switzerland . Hermann Freismuth, * 10.08.1916 in Saarbruecken + am 05.09.1992, -oo- (1.) Auguste Freismuth geb. Maier am 02.06.1942 in Speyer (* am 31.07.1920 in Speyer) . Ich suche Verbindungen zu den Familiennamen. Je cherche des relations aux noms de famille. I look connections up to the surnames. . Freismuth, Freismut, Freimuth, Freimut, Freissmuth, Freißmuth, Fraismuth, Fraimuth, Freysmuth, Freymuth, Freyermuth, Freiermuth, Weismuth, Reismuth, Freihmut, Freismund, . Ich würde mich freuen von ihnen zu hören. J' entendrais me réjouir d' eux. I would hear to be pleased from them to. . http://www.freismuth.de

I have uploaded the 1907 Central Manual Training High School Student Images ,Philadelphia ,Pa to Dead Fred's Genealogy Photo Archive http://www.deadfred.com There are 3 ways to search the Archive :Surname, Alphabet selection or Detailed Search To see all the records ,individually , in the YearBook Type Keyword CMT in the photographers slot in "Detailed Search" To select a particular part of the Yearbook Select C in the alphabet listing then scroll down click on Central Manual Traing HS to see a list of the other yearbooks added ..click here http://deadfred.com/photos/14178.jpg We have passed 14,300 searchable Genealogy images at DeadFred! Joe Bott DeadFred.com http://www.deadfred.com

On 16 Feb 2002 in soc.genealogy.misc, Crister Lindström wrote: > Daniel Teodor Svensson born oct 9 1879 Skåne, Sweden. Last known address > 533-3RD Aveny, New York > > How to go on? The address you give is in Manhattan (New York County) - check the New York GenWeb Manhattan page: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nymanhat/index2.htm Vital records come from the New York City Department of Health: http://www.ci.nyc.ny.us/html/doh/home.html Good luck! This should get you started. -- Joe Makowiec can be reached at: makowiec(at)nycap(dot)rr(dot)com

Daniel Teodor Svensson born oct 9 1879 Skåne, Sweden. Last known address 533-3RD Aveny, New York How to go on?

My web site http://willbraffitt.org/roots/index.html has information on the Will, Braffitt, Johnson, Cook, and related families. The Will family migrated Germany -> York County, PA -> Shenandoah County, VA -> Meigs County, OH with P. L. Will going to Charleston, Kanawah County, WV. Other related families include Newell/Place (Chittenden County, VT -> Meigs, OH), Radford/Ashworth (County Wicklow, Ireland -> Meigs County, OH), Fleak/Brookhart (Franklin/Bedford/York Counties, PA -> Hampshire County, VA/WV -> Wood County, VA/WV -> Meigs County, OH), Sheets (Wood County, VA/WV), Fisher (Meigs County, OH), Rice (MA -> Meigs County, OH), Hickox (NY -> Meigs County, OH), and Rausch/Sherman (Shenandoah County, VA). The Braffitt family migrated Orange County, NY -> Middlesex County, MA with James Matthew Braffitt, Jr. going to Chamblee, De Kalb County, GA during World War II. Other related families include Mosher (Kings County, Nova Scotia -> Middlesex, MA), Giles (Ireland -> Cumberland County, Nova Scotia), Willis (Scotland -> Cumberland County, Nova Scotia), Henney (Cumberland County, Nova Scotia), Heuston (Kings County, Nova Scotia), Gilmore (County Antrim, Ireland -> Orange County, NY), Newbury (Ireland -> Orange County, NY), Mapes (Long Island, NY -> Rockland County, NY -> Orange County, NY), Rumsey/Rose (Long Island, NY -> Orange County, NY), and Douglass (Ireland). Additional information is included on several additional Braffett/Braffet/Braffit family lines including the James Braffett / Rebecca Gore family and descendants who migrated Windhan County, CT -> Luzerne/Bradford County, PA -> Darke/Preble Counties, OH -> Grant County, IN -> Grundy/Mercer Counties, MO -> Custer County, OK -> Mohave County, AZ with additional migration to Harris County, TX. Other related families include Long, Jaqua, and Wood. Another line migrated Orange County, NY -> Lee County, IL -> Carbon County, UT -> CA. Other related families include King, Davis, Meredith, Gifford, and Hoffheins. Another line migrated Ulster/Onondaga/Oswego Counties, NY -> Hancock County, IL -> Juab/Iron/Kane Counties, UT. Other related families include Billings, Stevens, Johnson, and Kidney. Another line migrated Sullivan County, NY -> Pike County, PA. Other related families include Casle and Dailey. The Johnson family migrated Wilkes County, NC to Grayson County, VA with Doris Will going to Charleston, Kanawah County, WV where she met and married P. L. Will. Other families include Hash/Grubb/Ward/Haga/Osborne (Grayson County, VA), Halsey (NJ -> Grayson County, VA), Cobb (MA -> NJ -> Grayson County, VA), and Porter/Byrd/McCrary (Wilkes County, NC). Nathan Ward married Sarah, possibly a Cherokee Indian. The Cook family migrated Union County, GA -> Cherokee County, GA -> Milton/Fulton County, GA -> De Kalb County, GA where Dorothy Nadine Cook met and married Jame Matthew Braffitt, Jr. Other families include Blackwell (SC -> Hall County, GA -> Cherokee County, GA), Rives/Bell/Lasseter (Hall County, GA), Crumley (VA -> Newberry County, SC -> Habersham County, GA -> Union, GA), Fain (France -> England -> Union County, GA), Wild (St. Gallen, Switzerland -> PA -> Burke County, NC -> Macon County, NC -> Union County, GA -> Cherokee County, GA), Bird (Burke County, NC -> Macon County, NC), Curtis (Burke County, NC), and Banning (Talbot County, MD -> Washington County, VA -> Burke County, NC). - Don Braffitt don@willbraffitt.org http://willbraffitt.org/

We are working on a Family History of the Williams and Roberts families of Monroe and Vernon Counties, Wisconsin. James Andrew Williams and his wife, Syntha (or Synthia) Ann Roberts moved to the rural Ontario area in the early 1880's. James and Syntha had six children, Charles Oscar Williams, Holsie Arndt, Otto, Grover, James, and Chester Williams. Syntha also had a sister, Mary Roberts Harper, that lived in Ontario and a cousin, James G. (Big Pappy) Roberts that settled in the La Farge area. We are interested in communicating with any descendants of these families. See our home page at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~eborreson/ to see more about these families. Eric

In soc.genealogy.misc Rob Stieglitz <rstieglitz@prodigy.net> sez: : Anyone have access to Harper's Weekly (on-line)? The closet library to me : is over 200 miles away. I am looking for one page of illustrations in the : July 17, 1880 issue. There are 5 illustrations of the "Burning of the : Seawanhaka". The paddlewheel steamer burned on the East River, NYC on June : 28, 1880. Forty lives were lost including my gg grandfather Thomas : Flanagan. Have you tried the search engines? I found a dozen hits on Google searching for "burning Seawanhaka" - you might try that and see if any illustrations turn up. -- Paul Havemann (paul@havemann.com) Havemann Family History: http://www.havemann.com/

"Todd L. Sherman/KB4MHH" wrote: > Bummer. That's what I get waiting three days to check back in the > newsgroups. Probably too late to try to get it now. It's strange that you weren't spending your time in checking that out as quickly as possible instead of writing your very lengthy post, if it was so urgent for you. > <snip><snip><snip> > In this particular case the "spam" definition is technically incorrect. > It was NOT an e-mail totally off topic, I repeat: a special newsgroup, soc.genealogy.marketplace, exists for commercial posts. They are welcome there and I follow that newsgroup. Do you? > <snip> > Also, this person's response was in direct response to another > genealogist's query over the existence of fiche readers for genealogical > use. <snip> That post made no such indication. Perhaps after posting the entire commercial announcement it was too much additional effort to indicate what the intent was. > The first complaint was far too much as it was, and served absolutely no > purpose or point whatsoever. There are people who spend time to fight spam for the benefit of all. I report spam. Do you? > To Keith...thanks. And I appreciate people like you trying to be of real > service and a real, kind, and legitimite HELP to other genealogists like > that. Nobody asked you to keep an eye out for stuff like that for other > people and you did it out of pure kindliness - with no recompense asked. You > deserve KUDOS, not harrassments. He could easily have emailed the person who was interested or have indicated what his purpose had been in posting. His failure to do that led to a misunderstanding. > I hope this negative experience does not > cause you to stop doing just that all because of one negative person. It won't. I'll continue to fight spam. > Todd L. Sherman/KB4MHH > Gainesville, Alachua Co. FL It's still available. Apparently the woman who also complained here wasn't interested, but you may be able to get it for ~$360 as the current rate of exchange. You then only need to pay for shipping from UK to Florida.<LOL> and if you really are serious about wanting to buy a microfiche reader or reader/printer, you might truly be amazed at what you can find available if you do a Google search. Bob

www.homestead.com/stransky/ we went tp the Long Island Nat'l Cemetery - we were looking for one or two tomb stones, thought there would be only 6-12 tombstones at the most with the stransky name. asked for info and found the list went well over a dozen. So... We would like to help others stransky since we will be making a list of cemeteries in our area of new york. we will post the information and to tomb stone pics to help those who cannot make the trip from outside of new york

www.homestead.com/stransky/ our site only started the beginning of this year. we are adding information and pictures of tombstones as we visit places in our area. and about the alternate spelling of our surnames in our family. since we are looking up stransky's we will also let you know of other possiable spellings to find them under as they get posted. Try joinning the email list so as we find new information we can let you know updates of progress on the infomation that has been found. www.homestead.com/stransky/

Bummer. That's what I get waiting three days to check back in the newsgroups. Probably too late to try to get it now. I happen to have "Ancestors and Descendants of Henry Gregory" on fiche. I requested it on Inter Library Loan (ILL) one day some years ago and while they could not locate an available copy of the BOOK, they were able to locate a copy of it on FICHE. They asked if I still wanted them to request it and I said "sure." When it came, it was actually attached with a note saying that I could HAVE it. Blew me away. So here I sit with a copy of that book in my hands - on FICHE - and I have to drive all the way to the library if I want to read it. Not a problem. But it would be more convenient if I had a reader at home. I understand that one can also order/borrowed fiche sometimes, sent to your home in the mail. A fiche reader at home would be GREAT like that, then. As far as the gentleman (?) reporting this conversation as a "spam" abuse, 1) it's not gonna do much good with people like me who access this list from the newsgroup side, and not from the listgroup side. 2) Since this is soc.genealogy.MISC, I think this fits well in here, either way. 3) It could perhaps also fall into soc.genealogy.COMPUTING, I suppose - although, a fiche reader is not technically a "computer." Point is, who gives a damn? At least the arrow was rightly AIMED at the mark. If it missed just a little by accident...so "sue." And I think that's exactly how the list admins are going to look at this particular case. They'll ignore it because it's just a little too rediculous. In this particular case the "spam" definition is technically incorrect. It was NOT an e-mail totally off topic, using all sorts of fun HTML, script, and Active-X magic, which collected cookies and installed "spyware" surrepetiously on everyones machines, and asked everyone if they'd like to get 30 days free use of a sex site depicting live nude women performing [fill in the blank], for example. THAT ... IS, and would be worth a reporting of, "unwanted spam." Also, this person's response was in direct response to another genealogist's query over the existence of fiche readers for genealogical use. It's genealogy. It's miscellaneous genealogy. It fits in here just as easily. ...And the gentleman complaining is being annoyingly rediculous, himself, and worthy of it's own "reporting" in and of itself. The first complaint was far too much as it was, and served absolutely no purpose or point whatsoever. To Keith...thanks. And I appreciate people like you trying to be of real service and a real, kind, and legitimite HELP to other genealogists like that. Nobody asked you to keep an eye out for stuff like that for other people and you did it out of pure kindliness - with no recompense asked. You deserve KUDOS, not harrassments. I hope this negative experience does not cause you to stop doing just that all because of one negative person. Todd -------------------------------------------------------------- Todd L. Sherman/KB4MHH Gainesville, Alachua Co. FL E-mail: afn09444@afn.org Web: http://www.afn.org/~afn09444 --------------------------------------------------------------

On Wed, 13 Feb 2002 09:19:02 -0500, "Todd L. Sherman/KB4MHH" <afn09444@afn.org> declaimed the following in soc.genealogy.misc: > Bummer. That's what I get waiting three days to check back in the > newsgroups. Probably too late to try to get it now. Too bad ebay doesn't have a reverse bid system wherein one posts a description of what they want to buy and a maximum price, and let potential sellers supply low bids for supplying the item... <G> -- > ============================================================== < > wlfraed@ix.netcom.com | Wulfraed Dennis Lee Bieber KD6MOG < > wulfraed@dm.net | Bestiaria Support Staff < > ============================================================== < > Bestiaria Home Page: http://www.beastie.dm.net/ < > Home Page: http://www.dm.net/~wulfraed/ <

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My father's uncle Guido Schott was born in 1878 in Douglas County, Kansas. He disappeared around the turn to the century. Family stories say he either joined the merchant marines, was shanghaied and sent to the Boer War in South Africa, or died as a Texas Ranger. Does anyone have any clue as to how I can pursue this? I have checked Ancestry and a few other genealogical services online, but have had no luck. Thank you, Cindy Schott

Keith was trying to help. He won't anymore... Bye Keith "Martin Buck" <nomail@nospam.com> wrote in message news:cibf6u49j2te6feie4eq5ubvv2njvl744r@4ax.com... > On Sun, 10 Feb 2002 21:25:02 GMT, Robert Heiling <robheil@attbi.com> > wrote: > > >Keith Mosley wrote: > > > >> There is a <SNIP> > > > >Commercial spam abuse reported to ISP. > > > >Bob > > > > It's only commercial spam if it's Keith who's selling the fiche > reader. There's been people here asking about getting hold of them - > looks to me like Keith is trying to help. Lighten up. > > > > Regards, > Martin Buck > > For email, make the obvious substitution in martin@the-%surname%s.com

I had requested information on acquiring microfiche readers through various newsgroups and lists that I subscribe to. I asked in particular about the merits or not of hand held readers. It was a genuine general genealogy question. I believe this post was most likely in reference to my original query. Regards Lesley "Genee" <sorourke@monmouth.com> wrote in message news:3c66ea7d.34810844@news.monmouth.com... > > SPAM? Wasn't someone looking for one of these a while back? > I'll bet you don't even do genealogy, you just read the posts hoping > to find spammers so you can tattle! > > The Cranky Genee > > > On Sun, 10 Feb 2002 21:25:02 GMT, Robert Heiling <robheil@attbi.com> > wrote: > > >Keith Mosley wrote: > > > >> There is a <SNIP> > > > >Commercial spam abuse reported to ISP. > > > >Bob > > > > >