It seems to me that for us whose past-time is finding clues to hundreds of Jenkins, living hundreds of years ago, and hundreds of miles away, can't find a Jenkins e-mail on a screen in front of our nose without JENKINS in the subject line. My biggest peeve is receiving a request for help giving just a common name and no dates or locations. Like: "Does anyone know my g-gd John Jenkins ?" Dennis in Union City©

PLEASE drop the endless discussion abt the subject line. I must have rec'd at least 30 msgs on this. Bettye

The subject line still does not have Jenkins on it.

Is Jenkins back in the subject lines you receive? I am still not getting it in mine (see below: your subject line says Jenkins IS Back, not [JENKINS] Jenkins IS back, which is what is used to say before the recent server glitch. It may sound childish, but to those of us who gets dozens of emails a day, it makes things very much easier if we can look at the subject line and see which surname is relevant. It's a small thing for the listowner to do and it makes for a more efficient list. The original request for a return to the old designation would have never been posted to the list if we had known who the list owner was....we would have made our request directly to that person. Happy Hunting, Glenna ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rose" <roseh@oregontrail.net> To: <JENKINS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 11:42 PM Subject: Jenkins IS back > > NOW LETS GET ON WITH THE JENKINS FAMILY HISTORY... > > OK.. gee whiz sounds like a bunch of two year olds.. > **************************************** > Maryellen Hareter wrote: > > > > I agree completely. I usually don't recognize the name, but if I see the > > "Jenkins" in the subject line, I will open. Otherwise, I delete. I am > > having this problem on the "Ewing" and "Clendenin" list messages, also. > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: Dawn Matheson <laverty@kos.net> > > To: <JENKINS-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 3:24 PM > > Subject: Re: can we get Jenkins back in the subject line? > > > > > I agree, Linda. If the name was not familiar and the subject happened to > > be > > > something that sounded strange, you might suspect a virus and just delete > > > it. I know the word is that viruses come in an attachment but how soon > > will > > > these weirdos find a way to include one in a regular e-mail?? It would be > > > helpful to have JENKINS in the subject line in the inbox. > > > Dawn > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: Gamel <glgamel@flash.net> > > > To: <JENKINS-L@rootsweb.com> > > > Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 1:03 PM > > > Subject: Re: can we get Jenkins back in the subject line? > > > > > > > > > > I am referring to the subject line listed on newly arrived, unopened > > > > messages. For example: [JENKINS] subject. At least on my screen, when > > > > I look at the list of messages, I can tell at a glance whether they are > > > > from a list when the name of the list is in the subject line. Until I > > > > open the ones from the Jenkins list, I can't tell that they are from the > > > > list, as the sender's name only appears. The list name above the > > > > subject line appears only when I have clicked on the message and opened > > > > it. I get so many emails that sometimes I choose to read certain ones > > > > first, or sometimes a certain list first, if I'm anxiously awaiting an > > > > answer to a posting. It's very convenient to see the subject line > > > > annotated as the example above! > > > > > > > > Linda > > > > > > > > "G. Lee Hearl" wrote: > > > > > > > > > > Linda, > > > > > If you will notice, Just above the Subject Line is List name & > > address. > > > > > If it is personal E-mail it will have your address there..so it's easy > > > to > > > > > spot at a glance.. > > > > > G. Lee Hearl > > > > > Authentic Appalachian Storyteller > > > > > Abingdon, VA. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

I do not receive the digest either, but individual e-mails. JENKINS no longer appears as part of the subject line either. Once I open the mail, I can see it is Jenkins, but I too would prefer JENKINS appear as part of the subject line automatically the way it used to. I am wondering if this is an option of the list master, as some Rootsweb mailing lists I belong to continue to show which list the e-mail is coming from and others have recently dropped the list name in the subject line. Or perhaps this random dropping is a glitch at Rootsweb? June At 08:39 PM 1/23/2001 EST, Gale wrote: >Mail coming from JENKINS "L" does not appear in the subject line of my >incoming email. JENKINS "D" , or mail coming from those signed to digest >mode, does appear. >Gale > >In a message dated 01/23/2001 5:17:31 PM Eastern Standard Time, >southerner15@rocketmail.com writes: > >> As per the subject line above is how (without the Re:, >> of course) it appears in my e-mail. Can't imagine is >> appearing any different with the exception of an L >> versus D. in anyone else's box. > > >

I agree completely. I usually don't recognize the name, but if I see the "Jenkins" in the subject line, I will open. Otherwise, I delete. I am having this problem on the "Ewing" and "Clendenin" list messages, also. ----- Original Message ----- From: Dawn Matheson <laverty@kos.net> To: <JENKINS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 3:24 PM Subject: Re: can we get Jenkins back in the subject line? > I agree, Linda. If the name was not familiar and the subject happened to be > something that sounded strange, you might suspect a virus and just delete > it. I know the word is that viruses come in an attachment but how soon will > these weirdos find a way to include one in a regular e-mail?? It would be > helpful to have JENKINS in the subject line in the inbox. > Dawn > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Gamel <glgamel@flash.net> > To: <JENKINS-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 1:03 PM > Subject: Re: can we get Jenkins back in the subject line? > > > > I am referring to the subject line listed on newly arrived, unopened > > messages. For example: [JENKINS] subject. At least on my screen, when > > I look at the list of messages, I can tell at a glance whether they are > > from a list when the name of the list is in the subject line. Until I > > open the ones from the Jenkins list, I can't tell that they are from the > > list, as the sender's name only appears. The list name above the > > subject line appears only when I have clicked on the message and opened > > it. I get so many emails that sometimes I choose to read certain ones > > first, or sometimes a certain list first, if I'm anxiously awaiting an > > answer to a posting. It's very convenient to see the subject line > > annotated as the example above! > > > > Linda > > > > "G. Lee Hearl" wrote: > > > > > > Linda, > > > If you will notice, Just above the Subject Line is List name & address. > > > If it is personal E-mail it will have your address there..so it's easy > to > > > spot at a glance.. > > > G. Lee Hearl > > > Authentic Appalachian Storyteller > > > Abingdon, VA. > > > > > > >

CHARLES JENKINS b. 20 March 1832, Leigh, Worcestershire, England, d. 30 January 1900, Bancroft, NE He m. (1) CLARISSA BORDEN abt. 1856 in Richardson Co. NE He m. (2) E.D. BRYANT abt. 1862 in Richardson Co. NE He m. (3) SUSAN ANNIE HOPPES 10 March 1873 in Richardson Co. NE Children of Charles & Clarissa: WILLIAM E. JENKINS b. 30 November 1856, d. October 23, 1857 JOSEPH REUBEN JENKINS b. 10 March 1858, d. June 2, 1933, Chester, NE JOHN LEVI JENKINS b. 20 November 1859, d. 8 April 1910, Stella, NE CHARLES A. JENKINS b. 15 May 1861, d. 13 May 1891, Pawnee Co. NE Children of Charles & E.D.: GEORGE JENKINS, b. 1863 FRANCIS JENKINS, b. 1864 WILLIAM JENKINS, b. 1867 CLARA JENKINS, b. 1868 PETER W. JENKINS, b. 1869 JACOB JENKINS, b. 1871 FREDERICK JENKINS, b. 1872 Children of Charles & Susan: ALICE MARY JENKINS (KELLEY), b. 23 September 1874; d. 1959, Shelby, MT LOT TYRANNUS JENKINS, b. 15 July 1879; d. 3 July 1942, Nance Co. NE MINNIE BELLE JENKINS (MOUNT), b. 6 October 1881; d. 21 March 1963, Hamburg, IA CHARLES EDWARD JENKINS, b. 20 January 1884; d. 2 July 1953, Hill Co. MT ALVA CYRUS JENKINS, b. 20 February 1886; d. 27 October 1972, Pender, NE ANNIE NORA JENKINS (FREEL) (DAHL) b. 3 May 1888; d. 29 September 1970, Great Falls, MT Linda Werts Portland, Oregon

NOW LETS GET ON WITH THE JENKINS FAMILY HISTORY... OK.. gee whiz sounds like a bunch of two year olds.. **************************************** Maryellen Hareter wrote: > > I agree completely. I usually don't recognize the name, but if I see the > "Jenkins" in the subject line, I will open. Otherwise, I delete. I am > having this problem on the "Ewing" and "Clendenin" list messages, also. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Dawn Matheson <laverty@kos.net> > To: <JENKINS-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 3:24 PM > Subject: Re: can we get Jenkins back in the subject line? > > > I agree, Linda. If the name was not familiar and the subject happened to > be > > something that sounded strange, you might suspect a virus and just delete > > it. I know the word is that viruses come in an attachment but how soon > will > > these weirdos find a way to include one in a regular e-mail?? It would be > > helpful to have JENKINS in the subject line in the inbox. > > Dawn > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: Gamel <glgamel@flash.net> > > To: <JENKINS-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 1:03 PM > > Subject: Re: can we get Jenkins back in the subject line? > > > > > > > I am referring to the subject line listed on newly arrived, unopened > > > messages. For example: [JENKINS] subject. At least on my screen, when > > > I look at the list of messages, I can tell at a glance whether they are > > > from a list when the name of the list is in the subject line. Until I > > > open the ones from the Jenkins list, I can't tell that they are from the > > > list, as the sender's name only appears. The list name above the > > > subject line appears only when I have clicked on the message and opened > > > it. I get so many emails that sometimes I choose to read certain ones > > > first, or sometimes a certain list first, if I'm anxiously awaiting an > > > answer to a posting. It's very convenient to see the subject line > > > annotated as the example above! > > > > > > Linda > > > > > > "G. Lee Hearl" wrote: > > > > > > > > Linda, > > > > If you will notice, Just above the Subject Line is List name & > address. > > > > If it is personal E-mail it will have your address there..so it's easy > > to > > > > spot at a glance.. > > > > G. Lee Hearl > > > > Authentic Appalachian Storyteller > > > > Abingdon, VA. > > > > > > > > > > >

Mail coming from JENKINS "L" does not appear in the subject line of my incoming email. JENKINS "D" , or mail coming from those signed to digest mode, does appear. Gale In a message dated 01/23/2001 5:17:31 PM Eastern Standard Time, southerner15@rocketmail.com writes: > As per the subject line above is how (without the Re:, > of course) it appears in my e-mail. Can't imagine is > appearing any different with the exception of an L > versus D. in anyone else's box.

I agree, Linda. If the name was not familiar and the subject happened to be something that sounded strange, you might suspect a virus and just delete it. I know the word is that viruses come in an attachment but how soon will these weirdos find a way to include one in a regular e-mail?? It would be helpful to have JENKINS in the subject line in the inbox. Dawn ----- Original Message ----- From: Gamel <glgamel@flash.net> To: <JENKINS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 1:03 PM Subject: Re: can we get Jenkins back in the subject line? > I am referring to the subject line listed on newly arrived, unopened > messages. For example: [JENKINS] subject. At least on my screen, when > I look at the list of messages, I can tell at a glance whether they are > from a list when the name of the list is in the subject line. Until I > open the ones from the Jenkins list, I can't tell that they are from the > list, as the sender's name only appears. The list name above the > subject line appears only when I have clicked on the message and opened > it. I get so many emails that sometimes I choose to read certain ones > first, or sometimes a certain list first, if I'm anxiously awaiting an > answer to a posting. It's very convenient to see the subject line > annotated as the example above! > > Linda > > "G. Lee Hearl" wrote: > > > > Linda, > > If you will notice, Just above the Subject Line is List name & address. > > If it is personal E-mail it will have your address there..so it's easy to > > spot at a glance.. > > G. Lee Hearl > > Authentic Appalachian Storyteller > > Abingdon, VA. > > >

As per the subject line above is how (without the Re:, of course) it appears in my e-mail. Can't imagine is appearing any different with the exception of an L versus D. in anyone else's box. Jacqueline ===== We haven't stopped AVIP, but we have halted it some. Learn more about this travesty. HELP!! Stop the mandatory anthrax vaccine inoculations For information: http://www.dallasnw.quik.com/cyberella/ __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - Buy the things you want at great prices. http://auctions.yahoo.com/

Anyone out there looking for this family, Davis was in Copiah county on the 1830 Copiah County, MS census, if any of these names look familiar to you please let me know, I have much information Descendants of Davis B Jenkins 1 Davis B Jenkins 1796 - 1835 . +Susanna R Gardner .... 2 Allen B. Jenkins 1822 - 1859 ........ +Margaret E Lowe 1830 - .... 2 Sterling G Jenkins 1823 - 1893 ........ +Mary Strong 1823 - 1854 ........... 3 William D.B.Jenkins 1842 - 1843 ........... 3 Elisha M Jenkins 1845 - 1845 ........... 3 Susan S Jenkins 1847 - ........... 3 Martha E Jenkins 1849 - ............... +Jacob H Cheek 1835 - .................. 4 Mary E Cheek 1867 - .................. 4 Margaret A. Cheek 1871 - .................. 4 Josephine Cheek 1874 - .................. 4 Jacob H Cheek Jr 1875 - ........... 3 Mary D. Jenkins 1851 - 1856 ........... 3 S.G.Jenkins Jr 1853 - .... *2nd Wife of Sterling G Jenkins: ........ +Clarissa A Woods 1839 - 1905 ........... 3 James W Jenkins 1855 - 1926 ........... 3 Allen Jenkins 1858 - 1894 ............... +Helen Medera Hood .................. 4 Eunice Medara Jenkins 1886 - 1947 ...................... +Robert Purser 1888 - 1974 ......................... 5 Helen Eugenia Purser 1913 - 1988 ............................. ......................... 5 Rupert J Purser 1917 - ............................. ........... 3 Rosa Jane Jenkins 1862 - 1941 ............... +Singleton Robert Evans 1855 - 1936 .................. 4 Clara Virginia Evans 1883 - 1961 ...................... +Charlie Alexander Hutchison 1880 - 1957 ......................... 5 Robert Elihu Hutchison 1906 - 1963 ............................. +Norma Margaret Landram 1913 - 1988 ................................ 6 Lynda Clare Hutchison 1939 - .................................... +Jerry Franklin Lindsey 1934 - ....................................... 7 Laurie Lynn Lindsey 1960 - ........................................... +Andrew Merlin Williamson 1960 - .............................................. 8 Matthew Randal Williamson 1984 - .............................................. 8 Lindsey Clare Williamson 1986 - ....................................... 7 Lance Lorman Lindsey 1962 - ................................ 6 Paul Landram Hutchison 1944 - .................................... +Joyce Pauline Hill ....................................... 7 Roger Paul Hutchison 1972 - ................................ *2nd Wife of Paul Landram Hutchison: .................................... +Kay Johnson .................. 4 Ada A Evans 1888 - 1982 ...................... +Hansford Lanehart Whetstone 1879 - 1948 ......................... 5 Rosemonde Whetstone 1913 - ............................. +James Crice Blackburn 1910 - 1993 ................................ 6 Janice Blackburn 1935 - .................................... ......................... 5 Hansford Lanehart Whetstone 1914 - 1916 .................. 4 S.R.Evans Jr 1894 - 1897 .................. 4 John Sterling Evans Sr 1898 - 1964 ...................... +Myrtis Walker .... 2 Sophronia A. Jenkins 1827 - 1878 ........ +Daniel McCaleb .... 2 Elisha N. Jenkins 1828 - ........ +Martha A Briggs .... 2 William T. Jenkins 1830 - ........ +Ester A Dodds 1830 - .... 2 Benajah S. Jenkins 1833 - 1854 ........ +Susannah Donahoe .... 2 Elizabeth B Jenkins 1820 - ........ +Andrew Hill ........... 3 Frances C Hill 1838 - ........... 3 Knowell K Hill 1843 - ........... 3 Susan M Hill 1845 - .... *2nd Husband of Elizabeth B Jenkins: ........ +William Barnes God bless, Lynda

Linda, If you will notice, Just above the Subject Line is List name & address. If it is personal E-mail it will have your address there..so it's easy to spot at a glance.. G. Lee Hearl Authentic Appalachian Storyteller Abingdon, VA.

I am referring to the subject line listed on newly arrived, unopened messages. For example: [JENKINS] subject. At least on my screen, when I look at the list of messages, I can tell at a glance whether they are from a list when the name of the list is in the subject line. Until I open the ones from the Jenkins list, I can't tell that they are from the list, as the sender's name only appears. The list name above the subject line appears only when I have clicked on the message and opened it. I get so many emails that sometimes I choose to read certain ones first, or sometimes a certain list first, if I'm anxiously awaiting an answer to a posting. It's very convenient to see the subject line annotated as the example above! Linda "G. Lee Hearl" wrote: > > Linda, > If you will notice, Just above the Subject Line is List name & address. > If it is personal E-mail it will have your address there..so it's easy to > spot at a glance.. > G. Lee Hearl > Authentic Appalachian Storyteller > Abingdon, VA.

HEELP... This is the start of My Jenkins ancestors, I know there is more children of Rowland and Jane But am unclear of who, When, or where.. ANY help will be greatly appreciated. And I am under the impression that Jane's family is from Lanscaster Co, Penn, how true is this.. THANK YOU..for any help.. Rose Harnden Descendants of Rowland JENKINS ------------------------------- FIRST GENERATION 1. Rowland JENKINS. Rowland JENKINS and Jane CUNNINGHAM had the following children: +2 i. Emanuel JENKINS. SECOND GENERATION 2. Emanuel JENKINS. He was married to Elizabeth CROW (daughter of Robert C. CROW and Nancy CAMPBELL) on 3 DEC 1811 in Carter Co, Tenn.. Emanuel JENKINS and Elizabeth CROW had the following children: +3 i. Elbert JENKINS (born on 27 APR 1828). 4 ii. Jane "Jennie" JENKINS. THIRD GENERATION 3. Elbert JENKINS was born on 27 APR 1828 in Carter Co, Tenn. He was married to Sarah STOVER (daughter of Henry STOVER and Ann STARKEY) on 29 MAR 1849 in Carter Co, Tenn.. Sarah STOVER was born on 28 JUN 1829 in Franklin, Virginia. She died on 17 FEB 1908 in Colfax, Whitman, Washington. She was buried on 19 FEB 1908 in Colfax, Whitman, Washington. Elbert JENKINS and Sarah STOVER had the following children: 5 i. Louisa A. JENKINS was born in JUL 1850 in Carter Co, Tenn. +6 ii. Eliza Jane JENKINS (born on 13 APR 1852). +7 iii. Margaret Evelyn JENKINS (born on 14 JUN 1855). +8 iv. David S. JENKINS (born on 5 JUL 1859). +9 v. Godfrey Joel JENKINS (born on 14 MAY 1862). +10 vi. Carrie JENKINS (born on 30 JAN 1865). +11 vii. Elizabeth JENKINS (born on 21 JUL 1869). Prepared by: Rose Harnden Prineville, Oregon roseh@oregontrail.net

I agree! It really helps to see the list name on the subject line so we can tell if it is a list msg or a personal msg at a glance. This is the only list I'm on that doesn't do this. Linda

Listowner: is there a way to put Jenkins back in the subject line? I really miss it. For those of us who get dozens of emails a day, it is a big help. Thanks for the good work you do, Glenna

Hello List, I am looking for help with my brick wall. Eleanor Josephine Jenkins possibly born in Blackford Co. IN in Mar of 1858. She married Joseph Lock and lived in Blackford Co. till he died in 1891. She moved to Stueben Co. and then on to DeKalb Co. IN. She married second Henry Crooks, the father in law of her daughter Ida Mae Lock Crooks. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Dianna Ison

Richard Jenkins Children: Francis Jenkins-Crowne Elizabeth Jenkins Sally Jenkins-Martin Timothy Jenkins Rueben Jenkins Lydia Jenkins-Hisle Marry Jenkins-Weakley

Does anyone out there have any information on Sandy Boguess Jenkins, born early 1800's. He had a son, John David Jenkins, born in Abbeville, South Carolina about 1824. John David was living with the Eastern Cherokee Indians until the the war broke out. I don't know if Sandy did as well. I know Sandy married a Rollie Sue or Pollie Ann Jinkins (paper hard to read). Thanks, Tammie Jenkins Tancraitor