Does anyone know about this Elizabeth? 1830 Fed. Census Morgan Twp. Harrison Co., INdiana 40-50 years old: 1 Woman 15-20 year old boy 10-15 year old girl. Dianne Ingram in Oregon __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? New and Improved Yahoo! Mail - Send 10MB messages! http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail

Sat., Sept. 11, 2004 In Memory of our late Cousin, on this, the anniversary of his death. Colonel Canfield D. Boone Victim of Sept. 11 attacks Boone, 53, was in his office on the second floor of the Pentagon's E-ring, "right exactly where the plane hit".

Does anyone have Donohoo members in their family tree? The name may be spelled in various ways, but my Nancy DONOHOO married James HERD in 1818, White Co.. She died there, between Shelbyville and Simpsonville, on 23 November, 1865.

Try www.interment.com. They list cemeteries. ----- Original Message ----- From: <bao7@juno.com> To: <KENTUCKIANA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2004 2:25 PM Subject: [KENTUCKIANA-L] Cemetery Locations > Does anyone out there no the location of the Elkin Cemetery in Clark > County and the location of the Lublegrud Cemetery in Clark County, KY.? > You can reach me at bao7@juno.com. > Thanks for your help. > Claude Osbourne > > > ==== KENTUCKIANA Mailing List ==== > Kentuckiana area for KY - Counties of Breckinridge, Bullitt, Carroll, Hardin, Jefferson, Meade, Nelson, Oldham, Shelby, Spencer, Trimble. > > ============================== > 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 > >

Does anyone out there no the location of the Elkin Cemetery in Clark County and the location of the Lublegrud Cemetery in Clark County, KY.? You can reach me at bao7@juno.com. Thanks for your help. Claude Osbourne

In a message dated 8/31/2004 11:15:47 AM Eastern Standard Time, akacejay@comcast.net writes: I just bought the new FTW 2005 and was very impressed with it, although it still has the deficiency that made me change to Legacy, sourcing your new entries. Legacy is far superior in its ease of sourcing, FTW is much more cumbersome. (At least it was, I haven't used the new version to check extensively, only cursorily have checked.) Gary, From what I have read this is one of the "major" improvements of FTM 2005. Below is an article that was from the "Eastman Online Genealogy Newsletter for FTM 2005" "I entered data about a few individuals into the database and found that data entry was simple. Best of all, beside every entry field for name, birth place, and death place, there is an icon for a source citation. Click on that icon, and a pop-up window appears for entering the title of the source, the citation page, and text, author, publication facts, call number, source quality, researcher's comments about this source, and even a capability for inserting an image of the source citation. Do you have a scanned image of a marriage record or a census entry? If so, you can enter that image as part of the source citation. That is an excellent method of citing one's sources!" To me the last part is the best of all. Now you not only can add more to the source citation BUT, you can even add a scanned image of that citation. This is a great upgrade for FTM. Terry Thacker Join Now! Subscribe: EASTERNKENTUCKY-L-request@rootsweb.com Join Now! Subscribe: KYHeritageFolklore-subscribe@yahoogroups.com Join Now! Subscribe: rememberingwhen-subscribe@yahoogroups.com Join Now! Subscribe: lawrencecountyresearch-owner@yahoogroups.com Doing genealogy is like writing OUR own family Bible. Our ancestors are the ones that have came to pass, and our descendants are the ones to fulfill it.

I just sent this to the Breckenridge list, but perhaps everyone isn't signed up for that list so I'm adding my input here as well. lynnhada@comcast.net Although my wife and I have used Legacy for several years now, formerly we used Family Tree Maker for Windows (FTW) exclusively and I was a beta tester for each new version of the software for several years until this year. I was not a tester for FTW 2005. I guess I didn't get invited to do the testing this year because I was on vacation last year during the beta testing and did not contribute too much. Anyway, I use the Deluxe version of Legacy and am perfectly satisfied with it except for trying to print out big family trees. Legacy cannot print trees; there is another program that will take your Legacy file and make a tree. It doesn't work all that well and is more expensive than upgrading to FTW. Due to this weakness in the Legacy program, every two years before my wife's family reunion, we have to export her file from Legacy to a GEDCOM and import the GEDCOM into FTW to print a tree. Of course GEDCOM files don't export the pictures and so we have to relink all the pictures after the export/import. Not fun! We always mount the tree on a wall at the family reunion. This year's tree was 4 feet tall and 30 feet long. The family is growing!!! I just bought the new FTW 2005 and was very impressed with it, although it still has the deficiency that made me change to Legacy, sourcing your new entries. Legacy is far superior in its ease of sourcing, FTW is much more cumbersome. (At least it was, I haven't used the new version to check extensively, only cursorily have checked.) It really almost comes down to what you intend to do and cost, Legacy is cheaper but FTW is not all that much more expensive any more and the upgrade was only $19.95 plus shipping (about $27 total) this time. Of course, the initial cost is higher. Legacy Basic is free and Deluxe Legacy is only 14.95 downloaded with no shipping costs. If you're not sure, you can try the Legacy Basic for free as long as you like and then decide if you like it. I notice that FTW has copied a lot of things in its latest version that Legacy has had for a while. OK, that's my 2 cents. Gary Lynn Hada (sitting at my wife's computer)

EOGN: Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter http://blog.eogn.com <http://blog.eogn.com/> Dick Eastman has a review of the new FTM in the current newsletter which can be accessed at the url above. In addition, Rootsweb hosts two mailing lists specific to FTM. FTM-L Topic: A mailing list primarily for the discussion and sharing of information regarding the Family Tree Maker genealogy software program; however, the subscribers are a friendly group and may also address other things such roll calls, research hints and tips, where they live (which lets folks know someone may be in an area for lookups, etc.) and more. For questions about this list, contact the list administrator at FTM-admin@rootsweb.com. FTM-HELP-L Topic: A mailing list for the discussion and sharing of information regarding the Family Tree Maker genealogy software program. For questions about this list, contact the list administrator at FTM-HELP-admin@rootsweb.com. Any further questions or discussion regarding the program should be directed to one of the two lists cited. Thanks for your cooperation, Pat Mount List Admin

The intent of my message regarding FTM 2005 was to inform about the difference. FTM 2005 is not just another version but a revamped program. I use FTM and intend to continue to do so. I have no axe to grind with FTM or genealogy.com. Just wanted to be clear and helpful! W

Official Guide to FTM 2005 by Rhonda McClure will be available in October, so I am told by Barnes & Noble. McClure has written previous books if you recall! W

Anyone using the new 2005 version of FamilyTree Make?. Would like to communicate with anyone who has secured this version. The 2005 edition is significantly different and I need some help. Probably there are others in the same boat!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! _WALTH100@aol.com_ (mailto:WALTH100@aol.com)

Dear List Members, Thank you all for responding and for the helpful suggestions. Two of the list members have offered to help with my MAPLES information and I have accepted. With deep appreciation for all offers of help. Carole in CA

I hope the gentelman won't mind me giving you his phone number in Louisville, Ky. He is a former policman named Capt Mort Childress of Louisville, Ky. He is writing a book on the police department and maybe he can answer your question or tell you who you need to talk with. I do not have the area code for Louisville but his phone number is 574-7682. Be real nice please since he does not know I'm giving his phone number out. Of course this some five years ago but hopefully he is still there. He was able to help me with a Uncle who was a policeman in the 1800's. Hope this helps. Eileen I would like to hear this answer, also. One of my relatives was listed in an Indiana paper (in his mother's obituary) as "the well-known Louisville policeman" at about the same time frame as akacejay asks about. Thanks, S

I would like to hear this answer, also. One of my relatives was listed in an Indiana paper (in his mother's obituary) as "the well-known Louisville policeman" at about the same time frame as akacejay asks about. Thanks, S In a message dated 8/27/2004 11:53:51 AM Eastern Daylight Time, akacejay@comcast.net writes: Does anyone know of an access to information to old police rosters? I have relatives that I've been told were Louisville City policemen. One of them, JAMES A. MAPLES is listed in the City directory as POLICE for the years of 1917-1920. I've been told that he lost an eye in the line of duty. In 1921 and from there on, he is listed at jobs other than POLICE. I'm interested to know if there may have been an article to the incident, an exact date of the incident or anything else relating to his police records. The other one, J. LUTHER MAPLES is listed as POLICE on the 1919-1923 directories. Any and all help or suggestions are gratefully excepted and appreciated. Carole in CA

Darn!! Wish I could get my act together!!! All of the obits I requested are from Louisville, KY. Carole in CA

I'm sorry for the confusion. I guess I wasn't clear enough. The dates below are death dates. Some from the list thought they were birth dates. Once again, many thanks, Carole in CA Hoping someone can and will help by providing obituaries for the following: William MAPLES December 07, 1932 Andrew D. MAPLES October 23, 1943 Thomas MAPLES December 18, 1950 James A. MAPLES October 02, 1965 Thomas W. MAPLES November 14, 1973 Laverne KAISER April 02, 1968 Many thanks, Carole in CA

Hoping someone can and will help by providing obituaries for the following: William MAPLES December 07, 1932 Andrew D. MAPLES October 23, 1943 Thomas MAPLES December 18, 1950 James A. MAPLES October 02, 1965 Thomas W. MAPLES November 14, 1973 Laverne KAISER April 02, 1968 Many thanks, Carole in CA

Does anyone know of an access to information to old police rosters? I have relatives that I've been told were Louisville City policemen. One of them, JAMES A. MAPLES is listed in the City directory as POLICE for the years of 1917-1920. I've been told that he lost an eye in the line of duty. In 1921 and from there on, he is listed at jobs other than POLICE. I'm interested to know if there may have been an article to the incident, an exact date of the incident or anything else relating to his police records. The other one, J. LUTHER MAPLES is listed as POLICE on the 1919-1923 directories. Any and all help or suggestions are gratefully excepted and appreciated. Carole in CA

Do a search for www.interment.net. It has thousands of cemeteries listed. Virginia Morris Brown ----- Original Message ----- From: <BRiedley@aol.com> To: <KENTUCKIANA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 10:09 AM Subject: [KENTUCKIANA-L] (no subject) > I am trying to find Shady Hills Community Cemetery. This is what I have. It > is located on private land int he Shady Hills Community, approximately 0.3 > miles north of Prairie Grove Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery and 150 yards > east of Hardy-Billups Rd. It once was called "Sanderfer Cemetery but after > inspection was found that the Sanderfer plot is a family plot that is fenced > within a larger cemetery. Does anyone out there know where this might be? > > Beverly > > > ==== KENTUCKIANA Mailing List ==== > Please limit discussion to genealogical and historical research and/or information pertaining to the Kentuckiana area. Please refrain from discussing current religious or political issues on list. > > ============================== > You can manage your RootsWeb-Review subscription from > http://newsletters.rootsweb.com/ > >

Were you looking for it in Kentucky or Indiana? I think that is in Lowndes county Mississippi. You might try asking on a Mississippi email list. Like the Lowndes county Mississippi list http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/usa/MS/lowndes.html Alan -----Original Message----- From: BRiedley@aol.com [mailto:BRiedley@aol.com] Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 7:09 AM To: KENTUCKIANA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [KENTUCKIANA-L] (no subject) I am trying to find Shady Hills Community Cemetery. This is what I have. It is located on private land int he Shady Hills Community, approximately 0.3 miles north of Prairie Grove Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery and 150 yards east of Hardy-Billups Rd. It once was called "Sanderfer Cemetery but after inspection was found that the Sanderfer plot is a family plot that is fenced within a larger cemetery. Does anyone out there know where this might be? Beverly ==== KENTUCKIANA Mailing List ==== Please limit discussion to genealogical and historical research and/or information pertaining to the Kentuckiana area. Please refrain from discussing current religious or political issues on list. ============================== You can manage your RootsWeb-Review subscription from http://newsletters.rootsweb.com/