Sorry -- I forgot to mention - One MUST make sure - if you dont want the service - make sure you send an e-mail - or call & get a confirmation number of CANCELLATION . There is also NO refund after 7 days from the time youre account is charged for their service . I changed my credit card number over a month ago & figured I wouldnt have to bother with calling ancestry about cancelling the subscription but --> they still forced the charge through at my credit card company . I did not know that -- so I am stuck with another years charge on my account . Since I do not like the new format - I am not happy about this at all . Oh well - ripped off again sheri

about --> TOS which most people DONT read in its entirety . I know about the automatic renewal thing & we have to call or send an e-mail to cancel . Try calling the 1-800 # . I called the # to cancel 4 times . Each time I was put on hold for a long time . Got aggravated & hung up . I called the # to order the service & they answered right away :0 . OK - I called back to cancel & waited a half an hour . I called my credit card company & was informed that even if I change my card number OR cancel my credit card out entirely --> this ancestry.com company can STILL force their charge to be paid by the credit card company & we will STILL get billed for the charge even after the account is closed . Now I am wondering what other things are being written into these TOS things that we are agreeing to & most are not reading in its entirety -- scary thing indeed ! Well -- no more credit card numbers are going to any on-line service from me ! Now --> I know some of you are ok with this method of transacting buisness --- this letter is for those of you who dont know this is in TOS and wont be allright with it . sheri

I am looking for descendents of the James Denny who married Delila Burks. Their son Harvey Denny was born Sep 10, 1840 in Washington Cty, Indiana. Harvey died Jun 4, 1930 in Cloverdale, Indiana. Harvey married Amanda Lavica Piercy Sep 27, 1868 in Putnam Cty, Indiana and they had the following children: Ulysses Denny born Jul 12, 1869 Cloverdale Lessie Denny born Mar 14, 1871 Cloverdale Charles Denny born Nov 14, 1872 Cloverdale Cordora Denny born Feb 2, 1875 Cloverdale I have information on Amanda Piercy's family that I can share. Connie NorheimGet more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

Jenny, Can you share more information such as the township/page in the 1860 Putnam County census you found your Joseph and Mary Denny? The only Joseph and Mary Denny I could bring up (and knew of) was for Joseph age 70 with Mary 68 and Harvey. I can speak to this Joseph and Mary: Joseph was s/o Robert and Rachel (Thomas) Denny and he married Mary Finley. The Harvey in the census was one of their 12 children. I checked the cemetery entries for Denny that I have and there was not a Joseph and Mary Denny other than the couple mentioned above who were buried in the Deer Creek Cemetery, Putnam County. I also checked the "H" index that I had (for another line) and I found no Hague. My data is certainly not complete but it is representative of the cemetery listings on the Putnam County, Indiana website. If you can provide more details on your Joseph and Mary (Hague) Denny it will give Denny researchers more to work with in checking our/their records. More details such as the approximate year of birth, place, any known children, etc. Best regards, Vicky -------------- Original message -------------- > I'm looking for help on Joshua Denny and Mary Hague. They were married in > Putnam Co., IN on 5 Apr 1853 and were in the 1860 Putnam co., IN census. > > Does anyone know who their parents are? Does anyone know where they are buried? > I looked on the Putnam Co., web page and couldn't find them in any of the > cemeteries. > > A lot of the links don't work for D names for the other vital records on that > page which is kind of a bummer. > > If anyone can help, please let me know! > Thanks so much > Jenny Barton > > > ==== INPUTNAM Mailing List ==== > Visit the INGenWeb page at http://www.rootsweb.com/~inputnam. > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx >

I'm looking for help on Joshua Denny and Mary Hague. They were married in Putnam Co., IN on 5 Apr 1853 and were in the 1860 Putnam co., IN census. Does anyone know who their parents are? Does anyone know where they are buried? I looked on the Putnam Co., web page and couldn't find them in any of the cemeteries. A lot of the links don't work for D names for the other vital records on that page which is kind of a bummer. If anyone can help, please let me know! Thanks so much Jenny Barton

Media Elizabeth MORRIS, b. 1896 Illinois. Vigo County Indiana marriage record to Rice CURTIS in Jan. 1915 shows her parents as George B. MORRIS and D. MATHERLY of Greencastle. Before the end of 1915, Elizabeth and Rice became the parents of a female baby in Putnam County. Appears that Elizabeth and Rice were divorced 1919. Hoping to locate any information on this Morris family including her baby. Thanks, Cathy

Hi happily, I am coming to Putnam county soon and I need some help locating Nutgrass and Webb and cemeteries. Iwould be so grateful for any help you can give and if possible numbers for the roads. This means very much to me. Thank you Carolyn Rupprath

The following books have been donated for a used book sale. If anyone is interested please contact me at [email protected] Pat Johnson Manhart, George B. DePauw Through the Years. 2 volumes, pub. 1962 by DePauw University. They are hardback and in perfect condition The 1st volume covers 1837-1919 and the 2nd 1919-1962

The Chariton Leader, Chariton, Iowa Thursday, April 27, 1905 MRS. JANE RATCLIFFE died at her home in Des Moines on Friday evening, April 21, 1905, after an extended illness with creeping paralysis. Deceased was a a former resident of Cedar Township, this county. The remains were brought to this place Saturday evening, accompanied by her cousin, MRS. SALLIE SALES, and on Sunday forenoon at 10 o'clock funeral services were held at Bethel Church. JANE SELLERS was born in Putnam County, Indiana, on September 5, 1846. Several years of her life were spent in this county and she was married here on April 8, 1895, to JONATHAN RATCLIFFE, who survives her but is in a very critical condition, suffering with a cancer. After her marriage deceased resided in Garden Grove until about a year ago when she and her husband moved to Des Moines where they could have better medical treatment. MRS. RATCLIFFE also leaves five brothers and one sister to mourn her death. The sorrowing relatives have the sympathy of a host of friends throughout the county in their great grief. Deceased was a lady possessing many amiable qualities and her kindness of heart won for her the high regard of all with whom she came in contact. The news of her death brought sadness to the hearts of many friends here. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Copied by Nancee(McMurtrey)Seifert August 18, 2004 http://www.rootsweb.com/~ialucas/Main.htm posted at this site with Nancee's permission I have no connection to this family, just wanted to share Deborah

I have just finished going thru 12,016 descendants of Richard Wright, Jr adding notations for residences and births from the 1850 thru 1930 census. I have added 779 descendants in the process. The 1900 census was especially useful since it provides month and year of birth. other updates include: descendants of: 1. Lewis Wright/Dorcas (son of Elijah Wright & Susannah Parrish) 2. Isaac Q. Anderson/Martha Mullinix 3. Clayton Wright/Anna Snider 4. Celia Wright/john snider 5. McCajah Wright/Holland Whisunhunt Additional info and corrections appreciated. Herb Arkin 78,000 Descendants and relatives of Richard Wright, Sr. of Rowan County, North Carolina who emigrated to Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas and Missouri. Web page: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~herbarkin

I have a Jesse ANDERSON, b. abt. 1788 in Claiborne County TN, d. 1855 in Putnam County IN, married to Jane MILLER, daughter of Martin Luther MILLER from Germany, in 1809 in Claiborne County TN. Jesse served in the War of 1812 as a Private under Colonel William Johnson and Capt. James Stewart in the 3rd Regiment East Tennessee Militia. I then have his father Thomas ANDERSON, b. abt. 1730 in Grainger or Claiborne Counties in TN and died in 1825 in Lawrence County IN, married to Mary ???. Looking for more info on Jesse ANDERSON. And also for more info on Thomas ANDERSON, more exact of when he was born and where? Also "any" info on Thomas' father, William ANDERSON, because I have zip on him. Was told William possibly came from Scotland to Virginia. Can any one help? Thank You, Diana (Anderson) Cope Rt. 1 Box 1393 Cassville, MO 65625 [email protected] http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/a/n/d/James-D-Anderson-MO/

Hello List, Would like information on the Mary Emma Jones School....I have a class picture made in December 1940....my father is in the picture. I am sorry I do not know anyone else in the picture and have no way of finding out. If you think that you might know someone I will share it with you. My father was in the Allison Home during the 40's so I am assuming the school would have been close to there. Any information about the school or the home would be great. Thank You Deb Cooper Indiana

i have just made a major update adding 1,326 relatives including 1,162 direct descendants. The biggest addition is from the 1850 to1930 census. So far i have done about 70% of the Richard Wright, Jr. descendants, but i am continuing to work on the rest. other updates include: descendants of: 1. Elias Fox/Sarah Adams 2. Barnet Woodrum/Elizabeth Wright 3. Washington Woodrum/Leata Wright 4. Jane Wright/Noah Fouts 5. John Wesley Stewart/Rachel Morgan 6. Noah Crum/Dellia Hostetter updated "parents of Richard Wright" fixed Noah Cooley/Nancy Johnson info from Josiah Johnson and Andrew Jackson Cauble family bibles; merged Miles Wright (Margaret Click) to son of Richard Wright, Jr.; Additional info and corrections appreciated. Herb Arkin 78,000 Descendants and relatives of Richard Wright, Sr. of Rowan County, North Carolina who emigrated to Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas and Missouri. Web page: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~herbarkin

----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, June 10, 2004 11:47 PM Subject: Johnson, Webster, Moyers, Matkins @ Athey Cemetery, Wash Twp., Putnam Co., IN > RE: Recent photos taken at Athey Cemetery, Wash Twp., Putnam Co., IN > > Saturday, June 5, 2004, I visited this cemetery with three of my JOHNSON > cousins. We counted 16 stones for sure still standing in this old Athey Cemetery. > The list of at least 17 stones is given at this Putnam Co Archives. > > ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/in/putnam/cemetery/athey.txt > > > I took several photos from this cemetery. If anyone would like copies > emailed, please let me know. I believe the surnames on the ones I photographed were > : Johnson, Webster, Moyers, Matkins. > > Mary Lou Hazelrigg > Indpls., IN > >

Monroe's wife's name is Sarah....their sons George Frank b. 1885, and Melvin Fay b. 1893. I am researching Indiana Senter families and would appreciate anything anyone could contribute. In 1900, they were in Washington twp. On Melvin Fay's WWI draft registration card, he writes that he is an invalid and not employed. He was born in Reelsville IN, and in 1917 when he filled out this card, he lived in Poland, IN. George Frank married Anna Louise Chew in 1908. Their children were Robert, Helen, and Mary Katherine. Many times his name is listed as Frank G. On his WWI draft registration card from 1918, he lived in Clay co., Brazil. Again, anything about Indiana Senter or Senters families anyone can tell me will be most welcome. Marilyn Craig [email protected]

What would really be great would be if everything that has been submitted were correct and documented. Sharon ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, May 03, 2004 5:12 PM Subject: [INPUTNAM] Ancestry.com > >From the Association of Professinal Genealogists mailing list; posted by Joan Young, list administrator. > APG Mailing List, The Association of Professional Genealogists > http://www.apgen.org/publications/apg-l/index.html > > What is being SOLD is a subscription to an advanced search feature that will > match data from the free (still free) family trees and that found in other pay > databases and census records at Ancestry and present it to the subscriber in > a neatly stitched together package -- taking the work out of the searching and > matching for him. > > What is being SOLD is CONVENIENCE and not the trees. The trees are still > free to submit and free to search and match using the same tools that have always > been part of the program. Nothing has changed in that regard. > > If I'm upset about anything connected to OWT it is the fact that it was > introduced in a "stealth mode" which always tends to make the users suspicious and > causes them to come up with "conspiracy theories" and plots of evil > intentions. That leaves people who admin RootsWeb mailing lists left with the chore of > digging out the truth (which I've done) and trying to fight off all the > incorrect and inflamatory "rumors" the nay-sayers are posting to the lists before we > can head off the problem. This puts an unfair burden on the list admins to > seek out and provide information that should have been forthcoming directly > from Ancestry when the program was launched. > > I have no problem with the program itself in its present form (although I > suspect it will appeal more to Newbies who want "instant trees" than to seasoned > genealogists), but I sure wish it had been introduced in a more forthcoming > manner providing the "positive spin" and assurances to the users that a program > like this needs. > > Joan > > > > > > > ==== INPUTNAM Mailing List ==== > Please send research questions to the list rather than the mailing list manager. Thank you. > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > >

From the Association of Professinal Genealogists mailing list; posted by Joan Young, list administrator. APG Mailing List, The Association of Professional Genealogists http://www.apgen.org/publications/apg-l/index.html What is being SOLD is a subscription to an advanced search feature that will match data from the free (still free) family trees and that found in other pay databases and census records at Ancestry and present it to the subscriber in a neatly stitched together package -- taking the work out of the searching and matching for him. What is being SOLD is CONVENIENCE and not the trees. The trees are still free to submit and free to search and match using the same tools that have always been part of the program. Nothing has changed in that regard. If I'm upset about anything connected to OWT it is the fact that it was introduced in a "stealth mode" which always tends to make the users suspicious and causes them to come up with "conspiracy theories" and plots of evil intentions. That leaves people who admin RootsWeb mailing lists left with the chore of digging out the truth (which I've done) and trying to fight off all the incorrect and inflamatory "rumors" the nay-sayers are posting to the lists before we can head off the problem. This puts an unfair burden on the list admins to seek out and provide information that should have been forthcoming directly from Ancestry when the program was launched. I have no problem with the program itself in its present form (although I suspect it will appeal more to Newbies who want "instant trees" than to seasoned genealogists), but I sure wish it had been introduced in a more forthcoming manner providing the "positive spin" and assurances to the users that a program like this needs. Joan

Hello, Are you a male surnamed DAY with possible Virginia to Tennessee to Indiana connections? Or do you know someone who fits these criteria? Trying to locate a male DAY for DNA testing. Can get a cut-rate price as part of the DAY-DNA surname project. Would prove/disprove male lineage. Please contact me. Thank you, Sharon (Day) Bryant

They will never get mine. It is messed as it is (by whoever put it on there).. I am sure it could be worse with their editing dept. in the picture... plus I don't want to pay for my own info.. Ellie

I'm forwarding this message because I feel that some of you may have uploaded your family trees to the Ancestry.com databases. Please check this out for yourselves and think very carefully about whether or not you really want Ancestry to sell/benefit from your research. Thank you, Sharon Bryant Mailing list(s) administrator ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ola N" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, May 02, 2004 9:09 PM Subject: [DNA] Ancestry new policy > Those of you who have uploaded family trees to > Ancestry should note that they plan to charge for > access to the data starting May 21. > > They state that if you do not want your data to be > sold you should remove it before May 21. > > I stumbled across this while trying to search some > trees today They call this "One World Tree" > > Info may bee seen at these links: > > http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/trees/owt/ > http://trees.ancestry.com/owt/about.aspx > > > > > > > __________________________________ > Do you Yahoo!? > Win a $20,000 Career Makeover at Yahoo! HotJobs > http://hotjobs.sweepstakes.yahoo.com/careermakeover > > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > >