I have a question. My x-husband is telling our son that he is related to his first wife's-brothers-sons. I have told him no he is not related but would like for him to see something so he will understand. Could you send a small chart for him to see so it will be easier for him to understand. Thank you 3rd.x-wife Shirley Shirley

Someone recently asked about availability of microfiche viewers, but I don't recall who it was. Email me at [email protected] for info on microfiche viewers.BTW, these are availably for USA delivery only. Loring Hutchinson

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Dear Sirs, Perhaps being dropped on my head as a child is the reason, but how exactly do I research my genealogy...?...My ancestry...?...My family tree...? Please be specific and elementary... Simple minds want to know... Sincerely, Jimmy Rosenzweig I gots to know... ( Dirty Harry ) One way or another, one way or another, this darkness has got to give. - Robert Hunter Do I contradict myself? Very well then I contradict myself, (I am large, I contain multitudes.) -Whitman

In a message dated 6/20/99 11:47:51 AM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << Tripod has a Genealogy Chat. >> Vickie, I spent one hour looking for their genealogy chat room! Do you have a more specific address? All I found were teenagers. Thanks for a response. Jane

Tripod has a Genealogy Chat. http://www.tripod.com/pod_central/pods/genealogy/

Add me to your reply, please. The only Chat rooms I've found are not exactly Genealogy centered. Thanks Viola Moslein ([email protected])

In a message dated 6/19/99 9:17:27 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > From: [email protected] (by way of Tracey Converse > Please tell me how to get into AOL Family Treehouse. AOL deleted all of my > favorites with some type of upgrade they did and I lost it all.Thanks > JB > AOL's Genealogy Forum is found at KEYWORD: roots. Then click CHAT button. Then click the TREEHOUSE button. Then you can favorite place that genealogy chat room again! Myrt DearMYRTLE, Daily Genealogy Columnist America Online Keyword: roots or myrtle http://members.aol.com/dearmyrtle/index.htm

Please tell me how to get into AOL Family Treehouse. AOL deleted all of my favorites with some type of upgrade they did and I lost it all.Thanks JB

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he was born in 1944 or 1945. he died of polio in 1949 or 1950. thank you

Hello Everyone Once Again, My Fellow GenFans.....I have been asked (and am more than willing to comply) to publish my HUGE (and still growing) list of genealogical URL's than all of you wonderful people have been sending me to replenish my Favorite Places. My question is: please--someone tell me just how I go about doing that?? I have (so far) copied & pasted several hundred on one Email, and would guess I'd just post that humongous Email to the several genealogy lists I belong to?? Does that sound right? I need--want--to share these...there is SO much valuable information just sitting here in this one BULGING Email!! Any advice, O Wise People Out There? Mary in Mich ([email protected])

Everyone: I am amazed, humbled and truly blessed.....I only wish I could somehow post every single one of the genealogy URL's and WebSites that my fellow GenFans have sent me! There must have been close to 200 in my mailbox this morning (Thursday 16th) and they are still coming in droves. I never realized how very inadequate my supply of Gen. Sites was before my computer ate them all.....thank you to all who took the time out of their busy days just to send me an Email to "re-furnish" my Favorite Places. I now have a surge protector hooked up so I never have to go through this again. I feel like a very blessed (& lucky) member of this great, huge family now! Thank you for bailing me out. I look forward to returning the favor someday soon.......:)))) Love you all, Mary in Mich ([email protected])

I am trying to locate anyone with knowledge of Thomas Henry Marks. He was born in 1848 in Springfield, Missouri. He married Lois Holland and moved to Hollandtown, Penna, which was named after her parents. Lois died August 1929 of cancer. They had 10 children. They were: Raymond, Georgianna, Joseph, Josephine, Dora, May Ida Clare, John and Clyde. If there is someone out there that can help me, thank you in advance. Marcella

Dear Fellow GenFans: (Genealogy Fanatics) When a lightening storm last Friday surged power to my CPU, not only did my computer refuse me access to the Internet, but when I finally was able to log on safely, I noticed ALL my Favorite Places were erased! Not only did I lose my entire FamilyTree work (that was my own foolhardy fault!), but ALL the sites I so carefully bookmarked to use over and over again vanished. All genealogy related, of course....:( Could I ask a favor of you out there? Could you please send me maybe one or two of your favorite genealogy URL's so I can build up my "stash" once again? I had quite a few....and to try to remember them all by myself is all but impossible....a number of then were pertaining to Lithuania and Lith. genealogy....I am hoping this request could benefit others as well. Thank you all out there....if someone can benefit from my "weekend from Hell" (learn from my mistakes) then it was well worth the head banging!! Mary in Mich ([email protected])

To all who wrote to me about my "lost" Family Tree: Thank you....thank you.....thank you! I am overwhelmed by the compassionate people out there. I felt as if I was reading sympathy cards sent to me because of a deceased loved one! and in a way, it IS like a "death" in the family.....we had a lightening storm last Friday night (in Michigan), and our power went out. I think we got quite a surge of electricity and it did something nasty to my CPU, because I couldn't log on all weekend. It kept stating I didn't "have enough memory freed up". (?) So my husband (first mistake, God bless 'im!) started to randomly delete files willy-nilly, when all of a sudden---poof!! there goes FTM down the drain, and before I could stop him, he then emptied the Recycle Bin. I DID try re-installing The Family TreeMaker, but, unfortunately, there remains only a skeleton in my family tree.......(no pun intended!) Thank you again to all of you....please learn from my mistakes! Mary in Mich ([email protected])

Hi Fox Fire Book Owners, Does anyone have access to one that has traditional medicine and methods? If so please contact me on [email protected] I would like to know if something is refered to before trying to purchase. thankyou Linke Kreskas -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, June 16, 1999 1:11 PM Subject: Re: GenTips-D Digest V99 #177 >FOX FIRE BOOKS are a series of books from Applichia or Tennesse (I think). I >do know that they are very accurate in the Folk Medicines and Folk Tales. My >parents had two. Contact any US Book Store via EMail and they can be >obtained. They are very informative and interesting. >[email protected] just a chip off the old block > > >==== GenTips Mailing List ==== >Support online research! Donate to the RootsWeb Genealogical Project! See more information at: >http://www.rootsweb.com > > > > > > > > >

They are available on line, but the other evening I was able to look through five of the series at a local Border's Book Store. Knowing that they have them, I also know Borders would order the rest of the set for a customer. Barnes & Noble probably also has them. [email protected] wrote: > FOX FIRE BOOKS are a series of books from Applichia or Tennesse (I think). I > do know that they are very accurate in the Folk Medicines and Folk Tales. My > parents had two. Contact any US Book Store via EMail and they can be > obtained. They are very informative and interesting. > [email protected] just a chip off the old block

> -----Message d'origine----- > De: Zell, Eloisa > Date: mardi 15 juin 1999 15:25 > À: '[email protected]' > Objet: query > > Sirs, > We are working on the biography of John m.Garvan an Irish-American > ethnologist & trying to obtain the following data: > - file of his naturalisation - this happened ca. 1902 when he was teaching > in Portland OR > - his date of birth & death - we only know he died in the summer of 1940 & > that his last address was 2040 Channing Way, Berkeley CA > > Pls. inform me if I can purchase these files - and if so if one can pay > with a credit card. > > Thank you in advance for your prompt attention. > > > Eloisa A. Zell > EMAIL: [email protected] > tel: + 33 (0) 47 34 05 00 > fax: + 33 (0) 43 06 78 62 >

Hello, Just a note to say that there are lots of people who received hundreds of email messages each day. I know I do. When a subject line is non-specific, or references a gentips digest, many people don't even bother to take the time to open them. When responding to a posted message, it is very helpful to use the subject line of the original message (not the digest). Best wishes for a terrific day! Barb Thomas [email protected]