Yes sir E I would like to join. How? Sheila Handley -----Original Message----- From: Sftrail@aol.com <Sftrail@aol.com> To: HANDLEY-L@rootsweb.com <HANDLEY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: June 04, 2000 3:17 PM Subject: [HANDLEY-L] Want to join the MyFamily HANDLEY site? >I've just set up a site for anyone who wants to share (or get) information >about the Handley, Hanley, Handly, etc. family. > >The site let me invite 10 people at first, so I picked some email addresses >off the subscribers of this list. Most of you didn't get a personal >invitation, so if you want to at least look around the new site, please let >me know. MyFamily sends you a personal code to join, and only people who are >invited can find the site. > >We can upload pictures and files, and can also set up family tree info, >without having your own GED COM program. It's all free. The family tree >info can be made public, but I'm not sure if the pictures and file data >becomes public beyond our own group or not. Anything you post can be read >and downloaded by other members of our MyFamily group, at any rate. > >Let me know if you want to check it out. > >Thanks. >Nancy Sween >http://members.aol.com/Sftrail/handley/ >

Dear nancy , of course I want to be in on the new My family site. by the way I haven't seen Judy's new site yet have you. Ann Johnson. Sftrail@aol.com wrote: > > I've just set up a site for anyone who wants to share (or get) information > about the Handley, Hanley, Handly, etc. family. > > The site let me invite 10 people at first, so I picked some email addresses > off the subscribers of this list. Most of you didn't get a personal > invitation, so if you want to at least look around the new site, please let > me know. MyFamily sends you a personal code to join, and only people who are > invited can find the site. > > We can upload pictures and files, and can also set up family tree info, > without having your own GED COM program. It's all free. The family tree > info can be made public, but I'm not sure if the pictures and file data > becomes public beyond our own group or not. Anything you post can be read > and downloaded by other members of our MyFamily group, at any rate. > > Let me know if you want to check it out. > > Thanks. > Nancy Sween > http://members.aol.com/Sftrail/handley/

I would love to get the Handley the information, what do I need to do to receive it? Thanks, Marynell Sftrail@aol.com wrote: > I've just set up a site for anyone who wants to share (or get) information > about the Handley, Hanley, Handly, etc. family. > > The site let me invite 10 people at first, so I picked some email addresses > off the subscribers of this list. Most of you didn't get a personal > invitation, so if you want to at least look around the new site, please let > me know. MyFamily sends you a personal code to join, and only people who are > invited can find the site. > > We can upload pictures and files, and can also set up family tree info, > without having your own GED COM program. It's all free. The family tree > info can be made public, but I'm not sure if the pictures and file data > becomes public beyond our own group or not. Anything you post can be read > and downloaded by other members of our MyFamily group, at any rate. > > Let me know if you want to check it out. > > Thanks. > Nancy Sween > http://members.aol.com/Sftrail/handley/

Great! You should get your invitation message soon, but there is no deadline for when to check it out. Nancy << dear Nancy, I would love to join, what do i have to do and when do i have to get it done by? >>

I've just set up a site for anyone who wants to share (or get) information about the Handley, Hanley, Handly, etc. family. The site let me invite 10 people at first, so I picked some email addresses off the subscribers of this list. Most of you didn't get a personal invitation, so if you want to at least look around the new site, please let me know. MyFamily sends you a personal code to join, and only people who are invited can find the site. We can upload pictures and files, and can also set up family tree info, without having your own GED COM program. It's all free. The family tree info can be made public, but I'm not sure if the pictures and file data becomes public beyond our own group or not. Anything you post can be read and downloaded by other members of our MyFamily group, at any rate. Let me know if you want to check it out. Thanks. Nancy Sween http://members.aol.com/Sftrail/handley/

I too am enterested in MyFamily HANDLEY site and would like to join. I have been monitoring this site for two years but have found nothing regarding my Handley family. We have followed Mary Ann Handley and her family from Greenbrier County, WV to Laclede County, MO but there has never been a husband. We think he is a figment of her imagination. I know you don't have my Handley family in your files, but if you want it, I'll send it. Not much there. What else do I have to do? Nerva Handley mailto:joropa@netzero.net Mail from: > http://members.aol.com/Sftrail/handley/ _____________________________________________ NetZero - Defenders of the Free World Click here for FREE Internet Access and Email http://www.netzero.net/download/index.html

Hi Nancy I would like to join your handly family site. please let me know what I need to do Joe

Nancy, I took a quick look at your new HANDLEY page. I would like to join the group. I have one correction to make in the info giving comments on their family history by others seeking help. It lists my e-mail as handley@shoalsnet.com. This ISP went out of business and my address at the present time is handley@getaway.net. I am considering a new ISP but have nothing yet to pass on. Hazel ----- Original Message ----- From: <Sftrail@aol.com> To: <HANDLEY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, June 04, 2000 4:15 PM Subject: [HANDLEY-L] Want to join the MyFamily HANDLEY site? > I've just set up a site for anyone who wants to share (or get) information > about the Handley, Hanley, Handly, etc. family. > > The site let me invite 10 people at first, so I picked some email addresses > off the subscribers of this list. Most of you didn't get a personal > invitation, so if you want to at least look around the new site, please let > me know. MyFamily sends you a personal code to join, and only people who are > invited can find the site. > > We can upload pictures and files, and can also set up family tree info, > without having your own GED COM program. It's all free. The family tree > info can be made public, but I'm not sure if the pictures and file data > becomes public beyond our own group or not. Anything you post can be read > and downloaded by other members of our MyFamily group, at any rate. > > Let me know if you want to check it out. > > Thanks. > Nancy Sween > http://members.aol.com/Sftrail/handley/ > >

Posted on: HANDLEY Queries Board URL: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/surnames/h/a/HANDLEY/queries?read=7 Surname: handley, kelley, dickie, aylward ------------------------- I'm looking for more info on hannah HANDLEY who m. John KELLEY in Halifax, NS in 1791. Hannah's father probably John; was he a loyalist? carolyn

Hi, all. It looks like we are now getting messages posted to the HANLEY-L group as well as to HANDLEY-L. Rootsweb offered this option and I asked for it a long time ago. Thought they weren't going to do it, but looks like they have now. Also, if I remember right, we are supposed to get messages posted on the HANDLEY family GenConnect Bulletin Board, too. Nancy

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Does anyone have info on Jane Handley who married a George Robison about 1810 and lived in Livingston County, KY?

Dear Gail, Thank you for your reply and info. I will follow up and see what I can find. I have run across a William Hanley m. Elizabeth Hutchinson on the Internet but I can't remember where but will look further. Thanks for your help. Barbara Hanley

Dear Barbara: I'm sorry it's taken so long to get back to you. I've been swamped. The Garrett Handley I know about was related to Jeremiah Handley, whose estate was probated in 1825, Athens Co. Ohio, Wb 1 B p. 153. I have a copy of the one page, which is an account of the goods and chattels of Jeremiah's estate, presented by Jeremiah Handley Jr., and Garret Handley, administrators. The goods listed were set off to the Widow for her support. Signed by Abel Man, Chauncey Ward and Timothy Goodrich, who appraised the items. Dean Johnston at dbjohnston@juno.com is the one who has done a lot more on this line. He had the following children for Jeremiah: William who m. Lucinda Trap; Michael; Jeremiah, Jr. who m. Pamela Beers/Burris; I have in 1807 WAsh. Co. Ohio, Adams Twp. Wm. Hanley and J. Hanley, Jr. (My William who m. Eliza. Hutchinson) 1810 William Hanley in Adams Twp. Wash. Co. OH: 2 males under 10; 1 male 25-45; one fem. 16-24. Prob. my Wm. 1811 Adams Twp. Wm. Handley (Jeremiah is no longer there). 25 Jan 1815 Jeremiah Hanley m. Pamela Bers (Beers or Burris); Wash. Co. OH. 1820 CEnsus Athens Twp., Athens Co. OH: Jeremiah Hanly 45+; 2 fem. 10-16; one fem. 26-45 Jeremiah Jr., 26 - 45; 2 fem. under 10; fem. 26 - 45; John Hanley 26-45; 2 males 16-18?; 4 fem. under 10; fem. 26-45; Michael 18-25?; 2 males under 10; 1 male 18-26; one fem. under 10; fem. 18 - 26. Jaret: 26 - 45; 2 males under 10; one male 18-26; one fem. under 10; female 18-26. Wm.: 1 male 26-45; 2 males under 10; 1 fem. 26 - 45. In 1830: William is gone; Jeremiah, Michael and Garret still there. Garret: 1 male 40-50; 1 m. 5-10; 1 m 1-15; 1 fem. 40-50; 1 fem. 20-30; 2 f. 15-20; 1 fem. 10 -15; 1 fem. 5-10. Dean says Jeremiah was born in Ireland, but I've never seen any documentation of this. I have a cryptic note in my papers that says Jared Handley Homepage, Jason Allen Coffman; jasona1016@aol.com. I am researching a William Hanley who m. Elizabeth Hutchinson; he died before 1833. I thought he might be a son of Jeremiah Sr., since he lives by Jeremiah Jr. in Wash. Co., but Dean had his son William marrying a different woman. If you run across anything on Wm. let me know. My Wm. was born on or bef 1786. Eliz. Hutchinson was from Loudon Co. VA. The Jeremiah Handley fam. also lived in Loudon Co. acc. to Dean Johnson. Hope this helps you. THANKS. Gail. -----Original Message----- From: Barbob711@aol.com [mailto:Barbob711@aol.com] Sent: Tuesday, April 18, 2000 9:53 AM To: HANDLEY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [HANDLEY-L] Handley Dear Gail, Thanks for your reply. Yes, I am interested in the person who is pursuing this line. I have chased this elusive forbear for twenty years... Regards, Barbara

THANK YOU TERI ----- Original Message ----- From: <Sftrail@aol.com> To: <HANDLEY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 25, 2000 2:12 PM Subject: [HANDLEY-L] Archibald Harrison Hanley > Forwarded to email group: I'm not sure if Teri is a member of the list yet > or not. -Nancy > > In a message dated 4/25/2000 12:55:02 PM Central Daylight Time, > billteri@iinet.com writes: > > << MY GRANDFATHER WAS ARCHIBALD HARRISON HANLEY BORN 1892, SON OF JAMES > MONORE HANLEY WHO WAS BORN 1858, A > SON OF ARCHIBALD HARRISON BORN 1819, ETC. > MY MOTHER WAS ARCHIBALD'S DAUGHTER. JOANNE N. HANLEY. > MY NAME IS TERI L. TAMS >> >

Forwarded to email group: I'm not sure if Teri is a member of the list yet or not. -Nancy In a message dated 4/25/2000 12:55:02 PM Central Daylight Time, billteri@iinet.com writes: << MY GRANDFATHER WAS ARCHIBALD HARRISON HANLEY BORN 1892, SON OF JAMES MONORE HANLEY WHO WAS BORN 1858, A SON OF ARCHIBALD HARRISON BORN 1819, ETC. MY MOTHER WAS ARCHIBALD'S DAUGHTER. JOANNE N. HANLEY. MY NAME IS TERI L. TAMS >>

Thanks to Mary Doty, the Randy Handly book is transcribed and uploaded. We will have an index before long. The Mary Mortemeyer Handley book is also on-line. Check for both at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~vlwest/ In addition to these books, there is a link to some free eCards with pictures contributed by readers of the Butler Co OHGenWeb site. Thanks, Mary! Nancy Sween http://members.aol.com/Sftrail/handley/

The familytreemaker does the "fan" charts.Condensed and fast. When i first started i got a folding foam board at Staples and then printed out the lines in individual "descendant tree" lines and thumbtacked them to the board under their father until i got them to a point they were done.Then a lot of "scotch tape" to tie them together overlapping so i could fold up the lines when the "board" closed.It was an easy way to change or add to the family and my cousin could see all the generations without turning pages.When it was done i stapled or taped since the thumbtacks would occasionally fall out. If a family had 6 children i used 6 different colored papers to print each family.It looks like a rainbow but it keeps that line together down the board. Hope this gives you some other creative ways to display. Carol

Janie, What is the name of the Handley you are looking for and where was she from. I don't remember seeing your name on the list before. Janie Rosentrater wrote: > > If you get this done I would love to see it. I have Handley's in my family > to. My mother was a Handley and we are looking for Handley relatives out there > but so far it has been null & void. My name is Janie and interested in the > reunion. > > Randall Webster <webster_j@popmail.firn.edu> wrote: > Help.... > > I would love to send a large family tree/chart to our next family > gathering in May.... > > Has anyone done this....?? > > Or does anyone know a good program or way to do this?? > > Thanks, > > Randy > > webster_j@popmail.firn.edu > > ____________________________________________________________________ > Get free email and a permanent address at http://www.netaddress.com/?N=1

Randy, Is the family reunion at Reel Foot Lake, Tennessee. Cheryl Randall Webster wrote: > Help.... > > I would love to send a large family tree/chart to our next family > gathering in May.... > > Has anyone done this....?? > > Or does anyone know a good program or way to do this?? > > Thanks, > > Randy > > webster_j@popmail.firn.edu