John is suppose to have had five children. John was born to Paul and Cora Goddard. Does anyone know anything about John and his family. Myrna Goddard ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.
Robert Eugene Goddard born 1935 OK died 1965 CA Robert was married three times and had two daughters: Machelle Ann and Betty. Robert was born to Paul and Cora Goddard. Does anyone know the whereabouts of the daughters. Myrna Goddard ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.
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Hello, fellow searchers. This weekend I was trying to explain the differences in the three versions of the International Genealogical Index that are widely available now. In digging to be precise, I learned a couple of points, too! Thought this may be of interest to others. PLEASE, if you see an error, correct me! (Nicely, of course. ;D) * IGI on microfiche, available at Family History Centers: If you have photocopies, the entries are lined up in columns, names in the first column, several columns of numbers at the right side. At the top, it says "International Genealogical Index" and a date, about 1992. For instance, the IGI for GRIMES in the U.S. is dated March 1992 -- really quite "old" as databases go. If you use only the fiche, you are *missing out* on submissions and extractions during the past eight years. If you don't know the difference between patron submissions and controlled extractions in the IGI, ask at your FHC for a copy of the Resource Guide, "International Genealogical Index (IGI): Finding a Source." Just now I was looking for this on <www.familysearch.org> under search>research helps>Resource Guides, and wasn't able to find it; it is publication #31024. * IGI on CDs, also in Family History Centers: This is considerably larger because it has about four more years of submissions and extractions. The "main" IGI is dated March 1993, the "addendum" February 1997. A NEW IGI ADDENDUM IS WIDELY EXPECTED TO BE RELEASED THIS YEAR, but I can't quote you an authoritative source. * IGI on the website, <www.familysearch.org>: of course this is the most up-to-date version. You may know that the Family History Department has announced they are making very large uploads of information to the website, starting this month, February 2001. I don't have details but when the FHD says that, I expect LOTS of new data. Cheers, Dolly Ziegler in Maryland
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Kathy Hundemer posted a query on Ancesty.com however has never answered my response to her query. I am afraid her email address has changed since her posting. Does anyone know this lady. She is connected to the William/Elizabeth Goddard family. ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.
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Hey everyone! Just a quick note to let you know the databases at D'Addezio.com were updated this weekend. I think I'll play the lottery tomorrow since 7's and 0's are showing up all over the place here. => 3,700 new obituaries added at Cemetery Junction => 1,700 new cemeteries added at Cemetery Junction => 270 vital records links added at Records Room => 70 new society sites added at Society Hill Here are the URL's: Cemetery Junction http://daddezio.com/cemetery/index.html Records Room http://daddezio.com/records/index.html Society Hill http://daddezio.com/society/index.html Enjoy! Illya D'Addezio New Providence, NJ Web site: http://www.daddezio.com e-mail: illya@daddezio.com = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = FREE ARTICLE: "Help with Your Research" -- A Guide for Beginners Just visit http://genealogytoday.com/newbies.html and put in your e-mail address.
Contact the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial on Fifth Ave Pittsburgh PA. They have an E-Mail address that begins soldiersandsailorsmemorial??????.org
Here are some websites for Civil War infornation. I hope this helps someone. Sue National Cemetery Administration http://www.cem.va.gov/index.htm Civil War Information http://www.lib.lsu.edu/cwc/links/cwinfo.htm Civil War Sites http://www.civilwarhome.com/cwsites.htm NARA Civil War Records http://www.nara.gov/genealogy/civilwar.html#confed More About Civil War Research http://www.genealogy.com/7_morcvl.html Civil War Rosters Arranged By State http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Lair/3680/cw/cw.html Southern Civil War Society http://www.civilwarhistory.com/
Dear Jean: You have his name and service unit, send to the National Archives for his military records. It will list where he died, and possibly where he was buried. The only other suggestion is to check local burial sites in and around German town Tennessee. You might check with the local historical society, they could better direct you to sites that were used to bury the dead during the war. If he died in a hospital, check with the historical society for the names of military hospitals in the area at that time. If he died of typhoid, he was probably buried immediately and near by. I do not think that they would let the body travel home with an infectious disease. Diane Eaton Hacker famlygeni@aol.com
Our local library has some older volumes with civil war burials -- obviously not complete, and somewhat difficult to interpret because there are so many common names. Some of the lists I have seen only have names without other information to help you determine if you have found the right person. You might try historical societies in the areas of interest to see what they have. I would try the areas in which the person lived before enlisting as frequently area histories summarize the people from their towns who died in the various wars. Margaret Scheffler
Is there a listing for all soldiers? This would be wonderful if there is such a listing!! Thanks, Jan Jean wrote: >I wonder if anyone can tell me where a soldier that was in the Indiana >Infantry of the Union Army and died in Germantown, TN. might be buried. Or >if there is a listing for Union soldiers burials online. He died of typhoid >fever 7 Jul 1862. >Thanks for any ideas or help. >Jean Suman
Hi, I wonder if anyone can tell me where a soldier that was in the Indiana Infantry of the Union Army and died in Germantown, TN. might be buried. Or if there is a listing for Union soldiers burials online. He died of typhoid fever 7 Jul 1862. Thanks for any ideas or help. Jean Suman
I'm behind on my e-mail and just read this November/December thread. There's a wonderful census program available as freeware: GACP, the Great American Census Program. It includes templates for 1790-1920 censuses. The only disadvantage is that it's a DOS program, last updated in 1996. Output goes to a text file and you have to figure out how to print it with your word processing software. The link to download GACP is at: http://www.users.ticnet.com/stevem/ Look in the "Files" section about half-way down the page for GACP220.ZIP. Just above the download link there's a link to "Text Files With Strange Characters." That will help you print the census output. Kathy
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Jan and GenTippers, Start with what you know which is her death year and probable place of residence. Go to ancestry.com and do a Social Security Death Index search (this area is free). There you will find that Wilma lived in Arnold, Maryland and her SS# was 223-66-2158. While at the results page click on the "request information" link and you will find a form letter that you can copy and print and send for her SS information. Decide your next step after you get the information. Good luck in your research, one step at a time, backwards. Ralph Komives Genealogy Document Searches http://members.aol.com/RalphK/DocumentSearch.html Extended Chronology of the Nineteenth Century (1743-1901) Document Searches in Washington, D.C. Area and Annapolis, MD. Problem searches a specialty. Research at: DAR Library, National Archives, Library of Congress, MD State Archives In a message dated 1/17/01 6:40:32 PM, hood@rica.net writes: << I am trying to find the son of an Aunt who died of MS in 1995 (my Aunt died, not the son). I just learned of her death. Her husband divorced her when she developed MS.. I can't find him for any information. A church got her in a home in the area of Bethesda, Md., where she had been for a number of years. She was from the area of the Shenandoah Valley, Virginia, where I live in now, and she was not returned to be buried around here. I think she may have been cremated or turned over to the State but not sure. I know she lived in Maryland at a Nursing Home. Her name: Wilma Lee Keegin b: 24 April 1948 d: 2 Nov 1995 Does anyone have any suggestions or can direct me what to do? I've done a search on the Internet white pages for the daughter, Cindy Keegin, but came up with nothing. She may be married and have a different last name by now. I understand her brother, Joseph Keegin (same name as his father) is in the Military. I know there are so many knowledgeable and experienced people on this, I thought you may be able to guide me on what I could do. I really would like to find out what was done with her remains. I am doing the genealogy on my family. Thank you very much. Jan mailto:hood@rica.net >>
I am trying to find the son of an Aunt who died of MS in 1995 (my Aunt died, not the son). I just learned of her death. Her husband divorced her when she developed MS.. I can't find him for any information. A church got her in a home in the area of Bethesda, Md., where she had been for a number of years. She was from the area of the Shenandoah Valley, Virginia, where I live in now, and she was not returned to be buried around here. I think she may have been cremated or turned over to the State but not sure. I know she lived in Maryland at a Nursing Home. Her name: Wilma Lee Keegin b: 24 April 1948 d: 2 Nov 1995 Does anyone have any suggestions or can direct me what to do? I've done a search on the Internet white pages for the daughter, Cindy Keegin, but came up with nothing. She may be married and have a different last name by now. I understand her brother, Joseph Keegin (same name as his father) is in the Military. I know there are so many knowledgeable and experienced people on this, I thought you may be able to guide me on what I could do. I really would like to find out what was done with her remains. I am doing the genealogy on my family. Thank you very much. Jan mailto:hood@rica.net