Am researching desc. of Jonathan Stevens mar. Leah Van Slyck Von Coppernol 1693 . Would like to share info with anyone researching lines that have connection to this union Van Slyck or Van Slyke, Coppernol/ Van Coppernol, Hagadorn, Van Vranken, Branen, Phenix, Mc Intosh of Saratoga, NY, Hedden, Sager, Van Epps, Smith from Troy or Cohoes, NY, Hageman, Soule of Glenville,NY, Avery of Glenville, Ives of Rotterdam, NY, Capius and Shaw- Saratoga, Anthony of Sch'dy, NY, Sabinus of Illinois,Wadley of NYC , Please reply to Lissa Stevens Terpening mtnterps@rmi.net

Anyone having any information about Rush County Indiana Cemetery Listings would be greatly appreciated. I have a list of 40 cemeteries there but can find no info on the net pertaining to them. Thanks for any help/info you have. Lorraine

I am looking for information on my great grandmother Catherine Elizabeth Rogers. She was from the GA, NC, TN, area. Her mothers name was Aliza Jane Rich Rogers. Father: ? Rogers. She had brothers and sisters. Dempsy Rogers, Elvira Rogers, Ronie Rogers, Aligar (Liga) Rogers, Amanda Rogers Fox Young. She had one sister who married a Smith, they had a son Arvil Smith. If you have any information on this line of Rogers anything will be deeply appreciate. I would like to know of my great grandmothers family, who she married and so on. Also on COOK, William (willie). William Cook may have been born in Graham, CO. NC. Mother: Catherine Elizabeth Rogers Cook. Question about fathers name maybe William Henry Cook. His father work on the railroad. His mother had a small store for the RR workers. He had one sister Dora Bell Cook Ray. They were from the NC, GA, TN area. This man was my grandfather. He left his home and relocated to WV taking a new identity of William Memphis Ray. This was his brother-in-laws name that was marries to his sister Dora Bell. This was around 1918 or 1919 because in 1920 he married my grandmother in WV with his new name. Some where someone knew of this man. My mom is getting old and would love to know her fathers true identify. We grandchildren would also like to know of our own ancestors. If anyone has any information on this line of Cooks Or Rogers please E-mail me. Thank you for your time. Jerry Nan E-mail JR Nan 1 @aol. com

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I saw this on another list and just had to share it with everyone (I apologize if you receive this more than once since I'm sending it to several lists). One woman wrote back that she types this poem on the back of 3x5 index cards, along with her name and address, laminates the cards and attaches them to the stems of fake flowers (or flags?) left at each of her ancestors graves. She encourages anyone interested in her idea to feel free to do the same. I, for one, intend to do just that! Maybe a long lost cousin will find it and contact me! Dear Ancestor Your tombstone stands among the rest; Neglected and alone. The name and date are chiseled out On polished, marbled stone. It reaches out to all who care It is too late to mourn. You did not know that I exist You died and I was born. Yet each of us are cells of you In flesh, in blood, in bone. Our blood contracts and beats a pulse Entirely not our own. Dear Ancestor, the place you filled One hundred years ago Spreads out among the ones you left Who would have loved you so. I wonder if you lived and loved, I wonder if you knew That someday I would find this spot, And come to visit you. I saw this poem awhile back. I have typed it up on the back of several 3 x 5 index cards, laminated them & attached them to the stems of silk flowers to leave at the graves of my various ancetors. I also add my name & address on the card, that way if another descendant happens by, they can contact me if they like.

I live in Riverside, California and would like to swap with someone in Suffolk County, Long Island, New York. (Calverton, Riverhead, Cutchogue, Mattituck, Southold and Greenport cemeteries and churches.) Thanks! Kathy Latham

Does anyone know if there is a Nativity, TN Smith Co?

>With July half over, so are our mIRC Classes. The new IRCers are having a BALL with their new ability to seek out new websites, visit with new friends, and trade files. > >If you have hesitated about learning about Internet Relay Chat, you missing out on a great research tool and an opportunity to meet other genealogists in REAL TIME. > >Check our website for information on downloading mIRC 'chat software' (free) and instructions for how to join out Channel for the mIRC lessons. > >Hope to see you soon on IRC AfterNET in #GenealogyForum! From #GenealogyForum IRC Channel on Afternet: WE ARE HOLDING MIRC CLASSES! COME JOIN US! http://www.rare.on.ca/users/genealogyforum/index.htm Contains Surnames of Visitors and Simple instructions for joining us. ***** New INBOUND Email is gen-4m@rare.on.ca (It eats Spam for Lunch!) <smile>

I will do look-ups in the following book for 2 weeks (ending July 31st): Hancock County, Indiana Tombstone Inscriptions: One Hundred Years 1833-1933 by Sue BAKER, CGRS. PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT YOU PUT INDIANA LOOK-UP IN THE SUBJECT. Sue Fitzpatrick sue_fitzpatrick@amat.com

> > I am trying to find a passenger list for the ship Mary & John which sailed > from London and arrived in Boston in March 1633/4. In particular, I am > looking to see if a Sarah BROWN(E) sailed with her husband Rev. James NOYES > and if any of the other passengers were related to her. > > Appreciate any information on sources..... Tom Langford has an impressive site of passenger lists: http://www.primenet.com/~langford/ and The Olive Tree also has many passenger lists - http://www.rootsweb.com/~ote/

I don't know if you are a member, but the New England Historic Genealogical Society (NEHGS) lending library has several books on the ship and descendants of passengers. Try www.nehgs.org Some of the books in the library are listed there. Nancy Pfaff At 02:17 AM 7/14/98 -0700, you wrote: >I am trying to find a passenger list for the ship Mary & John which sailed >from London and arrived in Boston in March 1633/4. In particular, I am >looking to see if a Sarah BROWN(E) sailed with her husband Rev. James NOYES >and if any of the other passengers were related to her. > >Appreciate any information on sources..... >

I am trying to find a passenger list for the ship Mary & John which sailed from London and arrived in Boston in March 1633/4. In particular, I am looking to see if a Sarah BROWN(E) sailed with her husband Rev. James NOYES and if any of the other passengers were related to her. Appreciate any information on sources.....

My gggrandfather, John Hunter was born in 1822 in Smith Co TN. I recently found the place of birth was Nativity, TN. Does anyone know where that is?

Will do research in MA in exchange for research in GA

I recenly completed as much as can be done on family trees for the Following names and places Rosecrans--- Ohio, Kansas & Washington State Saunders,Sanders--- Oklahoma, Washington, North Carolina, Tenn Mitchell--- West Virginia William Morris---Revolutionary War, W.VA & VA Wade---Oklahoma, MO. Reasonover--- Texas, & Oklahoma Skiles--- Texas Melton--- North Carolina & Texas Mulkey--- W.VA & Texas Any one needing information on any of these names, please E-Mail Larry Mitchell 1617 SW 79th Terrace OKC, OK 73159 E-Mail:Mitch1423@ionet.net

I was looking at a website for Ellis Island immigrants (www.wallofhonor.com) and did an inquiry on Mayfields. It came back with a Cyril Mayfield of Nottingham, England. Does anyone know who Cyril is and where he fits into the Mayfield picture? :) Bonnie Seismo@aol.com

If you have not yet taken advantage of using IRC (Internet Relay Chat) to help with your research, you are missing out on a GREAT resource and learning HOW has never been easier! Join our mIRC Classes through the month of July and be ready for the Fall line up of topics! Free Software is downloadable from the web (instructions are on our webpage) and the classes are free! WHAT could be better?! The Genealogy Channels on IRC are the Genealogy Societies of the CyberWorld. We share resources, do lookups for each other, help each other with our webpages, recommend helpful websites and have a wonderful time doing it! We designed our website with the NEW IRCer in mind. You will find MUCH to help you get started! IMPORTANT NEWS FLASH! Late Breaking Genealogy News YOUR IRC EXPERIENCE What It Can and Can't Do for You HOW TO JOIN IRC Step by Step Instructions Including AOL and WebTV HOW TO USE MIRC Step by Step Instructions LOOK FOR YOUR ANCESTORS Searchable Index of Surnames of Our Guests LOOKUPS on #GENEALOGY FORUM Sharing Our Resources GENEALOGY FOR KIDS 9 TO 90 How to Begin to Grow Your Tree How to Write Your Family History #GENEALOGYFORUM Announcements and Our Agenda (JULY SCHEDULE IS POSTED) OTHER GENEALOGY CHANNELS ON IRC Their Servers and Their Webpages From #GenealogyForum IRC Channel on Afternet: WE ARE HOLDING MIRC CLASSES! COME JOIN US! http://www.rare.on.ca/users/genealogyforum/index.htm Contains Surnames of Visitors and Simple instructions for joining us. ***** New INBOUND Email is gen-4m@rare.on.ca (It eats Spam for Lunch!) <smile>

I am currently researching the following surnames: McGAHA, FIELDS,PHILLIPS,LANCASTER, McFATRIDGE. Earliest McGaha,James,d. 1857 AL; earliest FIELDS, Charles Lester, Sr. b.. 1901, Cincinnatti, d. 1959 TX; earliest LANCASTER, Morland Benjamin, b. July 11, 1820 NC, d. Oct. 12, 1898, Miss.; earliest PHILLIPS, Letitia, b. Mar. 1878,Miss, d. abt 1925,OK; earliest McFatridge, WM., b. abt 1700, IRL. Would be happy to exchange info with other researchers! Thanks, Janene McGaha Williams.

>If you have wanted to try IRC for your genealogy research, there is no better time! mIRC has just added four Afternet servers to their program so that joining us in #GenealogyForum is even easier! > >mIRC classes will start on Sunday! So now is the time to download mIRC and come on along. Go to our webpage for step by step instructions on where to get mIRC, how to download it, and how to setup to join us. The rest you can learn 'hands-on' when you get to the channel. > >The Class schedule will be posted on our webpage on Saturday! > >The link to follow to the mIRC instructions is: 'HOW TO JOIN IRC'. > >If you have questions, please email us. > > From #GenealogyForum IRC Channel on Afternet: WE HAVE A NEW HOME ON THE WEB! http://www.rare.on.ca/users/genealogyforum/index.htm Contains Surnames of Visitors and Simple instructions for joining us. ***** New INBOUND Email is gen-4m@rare.on.ca (It eats Spam for Lunch!) <smile>