Hi Chris I would be most interested in getting in touch with the two people you mentioned who are researching Switzers. I would appreciate their e-mail addresses and will let you know what turns up. Thanks, Muriel Baerg -----Original Message----- From: Chris_LeGear <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, March 14, 2001 12:59 PM Subject: [IP] IPs in MARYLAND >Dear List > >Some of you might recall that a few months ago I mentioned that I had tracked down my LEGEARs that went missing from Killeheen in the 1840s (along with the rest of the village!!) to Maryland. (Now spelled LEGEER!) > >I've had no luck in contacting direct descendants at this time but have made contact with a number of other Maryland researchers, two of which are of the SWITZER family. It may be that they are nothing to do with our IPs but they don't seem to be able to get back before about 1860. If there are any SWITZER researchers out there that are interested please contact me and I'll let you have their email addresses. > >On another note, is there anybody with German historical knowledge that might be able to tell me if Canstatt, near Stuttgart (on the River Neckar) was at any time spelled Constance or Konstanz - or are they different places? I can't find the latter in my Atlas!! > >On another other note, Di Mitchell remarked on her recollection of the insertion of the letter 'N' into Pallentine and asked if anyone else had come across it. In Adam Shouldice's letter asking for assisted passage to North America in 1823 he starts >"The Humble Adress of The Pallentines and Trew Protestants of The County of Limerick............" > >Best wishes to all > >Chris LeGear > > > > >==== IRL-PALATINE Mailing List ==== >Two more IP GenConnect Boards. Please post your info! >http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/Special/IRL-PalatineObits >http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/Special/IRL-PalatineWill >