Hi, everyone, I vote yes too, for having a round robin and everyone introducing themselves. I am also on the Lovelace list and we just did that and alot of us found alot of other researchers that were searching our family. Angela Lovelace Hallman

I will place a vote for yes Howard Hallman

Here's a YES too! Sounds like a great idea. Especially since I am kind of new to the list. Nancy Hallman Cason

A get acquainted would be fun! Debi Biffert ---------- > Hi, all Hallmans! > Linda asked me today if we were going to have anything for > our First Anniversary celebration. To tell the truth, in the turmoil > of moving, settling in, and my brother, his wife & two teenaged > grandchildren arriving here in Arizona this week, I had sort of > forgotten about our Anniversary. I think we do need to > celebrate in some way. > Would you like to have another "Get Acquainted > Week(s)?" We have quite a few new subscribers since our > last one. It would be a good way to *bring our Hallman group > together.* I found our last "Get Acquainted Weeks" very > interesting. What we have done in the past in these weeks is > write a message to the List telling a little bit about ourselves, > our family, what type of employment we're in, or retired from, > hobbies, where we live (without giving specifics), & some > added a short Hallman lineage.We are such a diverse group! > Let's have some input. Yay or Nay?? Write me, or write the > Hallman-L List with your vote. I'd like a good percentage of > participants in this. > > Thanks, to a great team! > Faith Hutchings > Your List Hostess > faith@verdenet.com > > > > >

Faith: I think it would be appropriate to "re-introduce" ourselves once again to all persons on the list. It's always interesting and informative and worthwhile. Dick Hallman

Here's my "yes" vote...and my input. Congratulations on the first anniversary! I think I joined you soon after you began this adventure, trying to find a family for my Gx2 Grandmother, Hannah Hallman, who married Mahlon Barlow. You may recall that it took several months, but such excitement to finally nail it down! And so, here are my nine generations: Anthony Hallman 1671-1759 --> Henry Hallman 1716-1803 (m. Anna Marie Berson) --> Abraham Hallman 1767-1838 --> Abraham Hallman 1803-1853 --> Hannah Hallman 1828-1903 (m. Mahlon Barlow) --> John Franklin Barlow 1849-1910 --> George Ralston Barlow 1871-1933 --> Mary Elizabeth Barlow b.1908-still living and alert! (m. Ervin R. Spunaugle) --> me, Elaine Spunaugle Jeter, b.1934. That gets you from Anthony to me. From Anthony Hallman to John Franklin Barlow, all lived in Montgomery County, PA. John Franklin Barlow moved to Black Hawk County, Iowa in about 1875; George Ralston Barlow moved to Des Moines, Iowa in about 1905, where Mary Elizabeth Barlow was born. I was born in Clarinda, Page County, Iowa, though now I live in Poway, California, a suburb of San Diego. As for something about me--I am retired -- well, sort of. I don't work for a living anyhow. Just manage my "capital" so you might say I am a capitalist. I even write stock evaluations for a broker--Buy,Hold,Sell etc. I was a librarian (U.Kans, U.Kans.Med.Ctr., U.Cal.S.D.) for a time, and one of my volunteer jobs is a weekly 4-hour stint at the reference desk of the local library. I think of it as a game called "stump the librarian". I like music, history, bridge, and now and then I produce a TV show for public-access viewing. That makes me a TV producer, too. Another hobby is running various equipment in the TV studio with the group that I belong to that makes public access programs. (I know how to run all of it.) Maybe sometime I'll do a show about genealogy. Do you have suggestions? Like how I discovered I am a 5th cousin 4 times removed to General George Armstrong Custer. Hey, neat, huh? Not the most successful, but certainly the most FAMOUS Army officer of his era. :-) I have two grown sons and two grandchildren. My older son is a computer engineer (which comes in handy)--he lives in San Diego. My younger son is a US Navy Lt. Cmdr. He is currently stationed in Newport, RI and is doing liaison between our Navy and NATO, which means many trips to Brussels. I have been widowed twice; life goes on. We'll try to look on the bright side of things. So now you know a whole lot more about me than you probably wanted to know. Cousin Elaine <ejeter@concentric.net> Voice=858.485.0694; Fax=858.485.7908

In a message dated 10/27/1999 11:50:28 PM Eastern Daylight Time, faith@verdenet.com writes: << Yay or Nay?? >> YAY over here. Phoebe

Thanks to Linda for this website. Faith > As some have asked - the National Archives of Canada URL for soldiers in > the First World War is > http://www.archives.ca/exec/naweb.dll?brs?020106|e|top|0. > > Similar records for WW II are not there yet.

Hi, all Hallmans! Linda asked me today if we were going to have anything for our First Anniversary celebration. To tell the truth, in the turmoil of moving, settling in, and my brother, his wife & two teenaged grandchildren arriving here in Arizona this week, I had sort of forgotten about our Anniversary. I think we do need to celebrate in some way. Would you like to have another "Get Acquainted Week(s)?" We have quite a few new subscribers since our last one. It would be a good way to *bring our Hallman group together.* I found our last "Get Acquainted Weeks" very interesting. What we have done in the past in these weeks is write a message to the List telling a little bit about ourselves, our family, what type of employment we're in, or retired from, hobbies, where we live (without giving specifics), & some added a short Hallman lineage.We are such a diverse group! Let's have some input. Yay or Nay?? Write me, or write the Hallman-L List with your vote. I'd like a good percentage of participants in this. Thanks, to a great team! Faith Hutchings Your List Hostess faith@verdenet.com

Ancestry's Database of the Day brings up 14 Hallmans. You South Carolina Hallman's should check this out at their address below. Do it right away while it's free! Faith DATABASE OF THE DAY (Free for 10 Days!) <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> ============================================================ SOUTH CAROLINA MAGAZINE OF ANCESTRAL RESEARCH, VOL. 1-20 Founded in 1973, the South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research is designed to aid the researcher of southern ancestors. Articles contain information on a wide range of topics from royal grants to tax records to obituary notices in local newspapers. This database contains the first twenty volumes of the serial. Specific inquiries regarding particular articles and further information can be directed to Brent H. Holcomb, ed., P.O. Box 21766, Columbia, S.C., 29221. Bibliography: Wells, Lawrence K, and Brent H. Holcomb, eds. "The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research." Vol. I-XX (20). Columbia, S.C.: SCMAR, 1973-1992. To search this database, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/ancestry/search/4084.htm <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>

Just in case you don't get Julie Case's Rootsweb review, here are the census listings from her postings today. Faith Hutchings Your List Hostess faith@verdenet.com USGENWEB CENSUS PROJECT -- TRANSCRIPTIONS ARKANSAS. 1830 Conway County Federal Census <ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/census/ar/conway/1830/> GEORGIA. 1830 Washington County Federal Census <ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/census/ga/washington/1830/> ILLINOIS. 1820 Crawford County Federal Census <ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/census/il/crawford/1820/> ILLINOIS. 1860 Ogle County Federal Census (Marion & Scott Twps.) <ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/census/il/ogle/1860/> ILLINOIS. 1830 Pike County Federal Census <ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/census/il/pike/1830/> ILLINOIS. 1860 Vermilion County Federal Census (Carroll Twp.) <ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/census/il/vermilion/1860/> INDIANA. 1850 DeKalb County Federal Census (Fairfield Twp.) <ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/census/il/dekalb/1850/> LOUISIANA. 1810 Orleans Parish Federal Census (New Orleans) <ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/census/la/orleans/1810/> MASSACHUETTS. 1900 Berkshire County Federal Census (Adams) <ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/census/ma/berkshire/1900/> MASSACHUETTS. 1910 Worcester County Federal Census (Leominster) <ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/census/ma/worcester/1910/> MARYLAND. 1790 Caroline County Federal Census <ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/census/md/caroline/1790/> MISSISSIPPI. 1840 Lawrence County Federal Census <ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/census/ma/lawrence/1840/> MISSISSIPPI. 1850 Marion County Federal Census <ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/census/ms/marion/1850/> OHIO. 1850 Fulton County Federal Census <ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/census/oh/fulton/1850/> OHIO. 1850 Henry County Federal Census <ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/census/oh/henry/1850/> OHIO. 1870 Medina County Federal Census <ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/census/oh/medina/1870/> PENNSYLVANIA. 1850 Carbon County Federal Census <ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/census/pa/carbon/1850/> PENNSYLVANIA. 1800 Fayette County Federal Census (Saltlick Twp.) <ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/census/pa/fayette/1800/> PENNSYLVANIA. 1830 Schuykill County Federal Census (Wayne) <ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/census/pa/schuykill/1830/ PENNSYLVANIA. 1850 York County Federal Census (Hellam) <ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/census/pa/york/1850/> TENNESSEE. 1850 Jefferson County Federal Census (13th dist.) <ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/census/tn/jefferson/1850/> TENNESSEE. 1830 McNairy County Federal Census <ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/census/tn/mcnairy/1830/> TEXAS. 1850 Jackson County Federal Census <ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/census/tx/jackson/1850/> TEXAS. 1880 Lee County Federal Census <ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/census/tx/lee/1880/> VIRGINIA. 1850 Fauquier County Federal Census (Partial) <ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/census/va/fauquier/1850/> VIRGINIA. 1820 Middlesex County Federal Census <ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/census/va/middlesex/1820/> * * * * *

> Website below. > http://abish.ricks.edu/fhc/gbsearch.asp > Name County of Marriage > View Record Clark HALLMAN Helen G. MEYER Shoshone Faith, If you click on the view record link in the first column it gives all the info: ID Number 129357 Grooms First Name Clark Grooms Last Name HALLMAN Grooms Residence Brides First Name Helen G. Brides Last Name MEYER Brides Residence County of Marriage Shoshone, Idaho Date of Marriage 26 Jan 1922 Volume 9 Page 224 Comment Bill

Anyone have ancestors who moved to far West? I found these Hallman marriages in the Western States Marriage Records. No dates or states listed. "Pima" is an Arizona county. Don't know about the other two. Website below. http://abish.ricks.edu/fhc/gbsearch.asp Faith Name County of Marriage View Record Clark HALLMAN Helen G. MEYER Shoshone View Record John HALLMAN Bertha BURGESS Latah View Record William A. HALLMAN Gertrude M. TELLEZ Pima - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----

This is a site which lists all the published monthly newsletter for the Palatine Immigrants, yrs. from 1975-1999. I glanced through the list and there are some articles which might interest us all. http://genealogy.org/~palam/immcont.htm They also have their own website at: http://palam.org Faith Hutchings Your List Hostess faith@verdenet.com

Linda sent us two obits from the Kitchener-Waterloo Record. > HALLMAN, Ervin Earl; 78; Kitchener ON; K-W Record; 1999-9-30; jpcoursey > HALLMAN, Ward Shantz; 80; Pictou NS; K-W Record (ON); 1999-9-29; jpcoursey Faith

In answer to Edie's question: The correspondence I had re: John Hallman's bible was through e-mail. However, I do have this lady's snail mail address, and if the e-mail I sent her today bounces, I'll write to her at her Georgia (state) address. Faith << A correspondence I had with a descendent of John Hallman, the disinherited son of Anthony Hallman. This is another correspondence that I had before our Hallman list started. >> Though received by correspondence which means one more transcription, this would seem like primary-source-documented additional information (additional children in the family group) and thus valuable! Was this snail mail correspondence with a mailing address?

In a message dated 10/14/1999 9:13:06 PM Eastern Daylight Time, writes: << A correspondence I had with a descendent of John Hallman, the disinherited son of Anthony Hallman. This is another correspondence that I had before our Hallman list started. >> Though received by correspondence which means one more transcription, this would seem like primary-source-documented additional information (additional children in the family group) and thus valuable! Was this snail mail correspondence with a mailing address? Edie

Hi. This is in answer to Ramsey, who was asking about Summerows. My Hallman ancestors settled in Lincoln Co. North Carolina after migrating from Pennsylvania. What is interesting is that my Hallmans married into the Summerow family in NORTH Carolina and yours are from SOUTH Carolina. I have a book written in 1903 which outlines the family connection in NC. Seems a Henry Summerow came to Lincoln Co. from Burke Co. (NC) "about the close of the American Revolution." What are the dates on your Henry Summerow in SC? Could this be an earlier generation? This Henry married an Elizabeth Whitener on 8 Oct 1784 in Lincoln Co. They had 11 children, one of whom was Jacob Summerow - two of his children married into the Hallman family. By the way, do you have a date or place of birth of your Jacob Hallman who married Margaret Sumerro? If you see a connection, I will be glad to send you what I have. The book written in 1903 is "The Finger Family of Lincoln County, N.C. with a Brief Sketch of Saint Matthews Church" by A. Nixon, 1903. It is full of information about early families in Lincoln Co. It was given to me by a family member who lives in Lincoln Co. If I can help, let me know. Nancy Cason Garland, Texas

Hello, Hallman's, A correspondence I had with a descendent of John Hallman, the disinherited son of Anthony Hallman. This is another correspondence that I had before our Hallman list started. "I own a family bible given to me by my father, belonging to a John Hallman (born Sept. 14, 1761 in Montgomery Co., PA). In the pages provided near the end of the bible are writings about family members, their birth, deaths, marriages, etc. The Hallman family listed on this website (Faith's website) has at least in names, county, and state, era the same people in the family bible I have. There's John and Mary Hallman (borne 1760's). Their children (borne 1780's) Barbara, Sarah, Mary, Ana Maria, Marie, Sarah, Mary, Elisabeth Jenet, Anthony, John (borne 1793). The handwriting is extremely ornate and hard to read. Could these be the same Hallman's?" I wrote to this correspondent listing the names of John's (son of Anthony) and Anna Marie's six children, Anthony, married to Sarah Thomas, Anna Catharine, married to Mattias Tyson, Elizabeth, John, Maria, Paul. I also mentioned that John (of Anthony) purchased a farm of Mary Norris in 1736, of 172 acres in Worchester Township. In 1763 he sold this farm to his nephew, Leonard Berkheimer, and purchased a mill in Gwynedd township. He also followed the trade of blacksmith. He was a contributor to the salary of pastor Muhlenberg in 1760. (Muhlenberg was pastor of the Augustus Lutheran church in Trappe, PA during that time period.) Her reply: "I would not have a problem xeroxing the pages from the bible, except that it's HUGE! I would also be afraid of the pages disintegrating. It's very old and except for the new (1960's) leather binding and some pages my father had replace on/in it. "Let me try again. A lot is hard to read due to the ornate handwriting.. Author, John HALLMAN, Born September 14, 1761. Born in Wi____-Township, Montgomery Co., PA Father: Anthony HALLMAN Mother: Saley THOMAS (does not remotely look like Sarah) (Faith's note: In the past, Sarah was often called Sally.) Grandfather: John HALLMAN Grandmother: Ana Maria HALLMAN Married Mary SCHOROR (?) APRIL 29, 1784 Born June 19th 1764 in Philadelpha Godfather: John BECK Godmother: Ealizabeth First child: Daughter Barbara Born November 29, 1784 (2 am) Barbara departed this life July 7th, 1786 (2 pm) of small pox (was sick for 12 days) Daughter: Sarah Born November 26th, 1786 (6 am) Departed this life - Sarah Hilsee (formerly Sarah Hallman) March 24, 1822 (3:25 pm) of Pulmonary Consumption Burried in St. John's Church, Philadelpha (above 5th or 3rd St.) Daughter Mary Born October 11th, 1788 (7 am) Daughter Ealizeabeth Jenet Born March 14, 1790 (8:30 am) Departed this life December (day smeared with ink), 1793 (12:30 am) of hives (sick 2 days) Son Anthony Born December 9th, 1791 (8 am) Son John born October 31st, 1793 (5 pm)) This correspondent said she would send me more of the bible's listings later, but I didn't receive additional pages. As a mother of small children, I expect she didn't have the time. Very little is known about Anthony's son, John's, descendents, so this was interesting to me. Hope someone might find some useful information in this. Faith Hutchings faith@verdenet.com

Hello, Hallmans, I have been going back over some messages I received from Hallman descendants before our Hallman List was started & discovered some interesting data. One message from a Hallman, whose ancestors migrated from Montgomery Co., PA to North Carolina. Her lineage is as follows: 1 - Anthony HALLMAN (1671-1759) 2 - Heinrich (Henry) HALLMAN (1716-1803) Skippack, PA 3 - Henry or Anthony (both of these brothers had sons named Daniel, and both left PA for NC). 4 - Daniel HALLMAN (md. 1818?) Lincoln Co., NC 5 - Ambrose Hinkle HALLMAN (1819-1905) Catawba Co., NC + Margaret HENRY 6 - Daniel Anthony HALLMAN (1845-1911) + Easter Rebecca STROUP 7 - Daniel Arthur HALLMAN (1882-1945) + Donnie Carloyn GOINS Gaston Co., NC 8 - Ozell Arthur HALLMAN (1915-1997) Gaston Co., NC Looks like there could be many Hallmans in North Carolina that are descended from Anthony Hallman. Faith Hutchings faith@verdenet.com