Betty Lieber: If you are on KNAPP L please respond with the correct e-mail address. My 5 messages in answer to your Knapp line are being returned as 'NOT ACCEPTING MESSAGES FROM THIS SENDER"???? Fritz IRA TERRY: Your messages are being returned the same way????? If you can contact Betty, please have her e-mail me with the correct address. The problem appears to be with AOL and not my server. Fritz

Dear fellow Knappers: It has been awhile since I have been here...I haven't much to contribute as I am limited to my resource material living in Manitoba and not near where my Knapp families came from...though I have been to the LDS. I just want to say thank you to so many of you who have contributed and have built my 'zero' knowledge of my Knapp family into a very thick stack of paper!! Also, through all of this I have been put in touch with some wonderful relatives who have been the best of help AND I have been put in touch with the 'other side' of family that I knew nothing about, the Halfhills from Iowa. Your work and contributions are so much appreciated, if it wasn't for you, I would know nothing of my Knapp family. My grandma Beatrice (Knapp) Chester who turned 90 in April is quite surprised of my findings! Thank You. Regards Shirley Marshall Brandon, Manitoba Canada

TRY: <A HREF="http://www.vanished.com/pages/database.html">Vanished Free Database Library</A> don't just stop at the top, page on down. CEE

Hi, For your Benona KNAPP files. I have just received a copy of Benona's 1826 land patent for 80 acres in Macomb County, Michigan. It describes him as "Benona Knapp of Ontario County, New York" Land patent records eleven years later indicate that he moved to Oakland County, Michigan. Hope this will be useful for someone. Homer _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Copied from Microfilm # 1019522 KNAPP baptisms Catskill, Green, NY 02 July 1863 Charles Ferris, George Edward, & Frank Ravelle children of Mr. E.M. KNAPP 03 Oct. 1874 Ella Augusta KNAPP - adult *************************** KNAPP deaths in Catskill, Green county, NY KNAPP, Marietta died December 1881 KNAPP, Edwin G. died 01 November 1853 DAY, Sophia Hale (Mrs. KNAPP) dismissed Episocpal Church (died 1917) KNAPP, Elizabeth dismissed 09Sept 1896 to Presbyterian Church, New Iberia, La. KNAPP, Mary Elizabeth (Mrs.) dismissed 01 May 1887 to Church in Interlachen, Fla. KNAPP, Ella Augusta (Miss) New York ************************************** KNAPP marriages Presbyterian Church, Catskill, Green, NY (fees range from $1.00 to $30.00 - possibly it was done on a donation basis) 05 May 1857 George B. Benter to Miss Clarissa J. Worth at the residence of her father Witnesses: Charles KNAPP, Miss Worth & the parents $10.00 17 October 1865 George E. Tift of Schedack, NY to Miss Sarah Howard of Greenville, NY At: Mrs. Charles KNAPP's Witnesses: $5.00 Mrs. C. KNAPP, Mrs. Sylvester and John Sylvester & others 25 November 1874 Horace Lemley of Catskill, NY to Miss Rachel Shepherd At: Mrs. Charles KNAPP's Witnesses: Mrs. Charles KNAPP (the brides sister), Mrs. G.A. Howard Mrs. Elizabeth Barnum and others $5.00

Records of the White Lake Presbyterian Church, Bethel, Sullivan County, NY Copied and edited by Gertrude A. Barber 1929 Baptism Date: Child: Parents: 02 Sept. 1826 Ann Chase Daniel & Huldah KNAPP 07 June 1829 Mariah Louisa Daniel & Huldah KNAPP Record of Marriage by Rev. Samuel Pilton 15 May 1848 William V. R. Linson & Maria Louisa KNAPP Deaths: 21 December 1864 D. KNAPP age: 71 Register of Members: 12 May 1820 Huldah KNAPP The first Sabbath in October, 1832, the following was admitted by the Session without a record. 01 October 1832 Abagail KNAPP List of Members of White Lake Presbyterian Church. This List commences with those now in the Church, July 1844 When received: Name: Remarks: May 1820 Huldah KNAPP List of Members 01 July 1864 - 1891 When received: Name: May 1820 Huldah KNAPP

The D.S. Dickinson of Binghamton was Daniel S. Dickinson. See G-898 in the NKG for information on Dr. Colby Knapp and Daniel S. Dickinson. It is on p. 312. It is also important to note (as was pointed out recently from this group) that Daniel Dickinson was NOT a Vice President of the United States. -Stephen On Fri, 5 Jun 1998, Maureen DeBolle wrote: > Copied from microfilm # 1019522 > > Obituaries 1800-1920 Bloomingburg, NY > > 16 March 1853 > > Departed this life at the residence of D.S. Dickinson in Binghamton, on the > 5th inst., Dr. Colby KNAPP, aged 85 years, the father of Mrs. Dickinson, Mrs. Lucie K. > Wescott and the late Mrs. G.W. Hotchdiss of this village. > He was a native of Norfolk, Litchfield County, Conn., and removed to what > is now Guilford, NY in 1800, where he established and practised his profession for > nearly 50 years. > > 03 September 1856 > > At Walsorth, Walworth Co., Wisc., on the night of the 21st. of August, 1856 - > Horace Dresser, son of Emily Amanda and Dr. J.S. KNAPP of New Orleans, aged > 10 months and 2 days. > > 18 July 1866 > > Died in Binghamton, on the 17th. inst., Mrs. Lucretia Knapp, aged 85 yrs. > > > Maureen KNAPP De Bolle > [email protected] > > > ***************************************************************************** Stephen Emery Researching my ancestors University of Louisville Family names: Emery, Garris, Hektor, Louis D. Brandeis School of Law Hill, Horton, Knapp, Kubik, Kundrata, Louisville, KY Lee, Leport, Pipher, Warner, Woolsey "Rumors of my death have been greatly exaggerated." - Mark Twain

Copied from microfilm # 1019522 Obituaries 1800-1920 Bloomingburg, NY 16 March 1853 Departed this life at the residence of D.S. Dickinson in Binghamton, on the 5th inst., Dr. Colby KNAPP, aged 85 years, the father of Mrs. Dickinson, Mrs. Lucie K. Wescott and the late Mrs. G.W. Hotchdiss of this village. He was a native of Norfolk, Litchfield County, Conn., and removed to what is now Guilford, NY in 1800, where he established and practised his profession for nearly 50 years. 03 September 1856 At Walsorth, Walworth Co., Wisc., on the night of the 21st. of August, 1856 - Horace Dresser, son of Emily Amanda and Dr. J.S. KNAPP of New Orleans, aged 10 months and 2 days. 18 July 1866 Died in Binghamton, on the 17th. inst., Mrs. Lucretia Knapp, aged 85 yrs. Maureen KNAPP De Bolle [email protected]

Copied from microfilm # 1019522 Binghampton Church Records 1817-1872 Adult Baptism: 16 Dec. 1832 Tidal KNAP 1833 Dec. 16 Tidal KNAP dismissed Castle Creek 1842 Elizabeth KNAPP removed 1843 Eugene KNAPP removed 1843 James KNAPP Letter to New Orleans Maureen Knapp De Bolle [email protected]

Copied from microfilm #1019522 KNAPP Sarah Caroline, wife Alvin Knapp; d. 06 Nov. 1859 58yrs 9 mos 16 dys Alvin; d. 26 Dec. 1841 32yrs Jane Ann, daughter d. 18 Feb. 1837 8 mos. 6dys Margaret, daughter d. 06 Apr. 1839 5yrs. 5 mos. 29dys Martha L., daughter d. 04 Mar. 1841 1mo. 4dys George D., son d. 29 Mar. 1841 4 yrs Maureen KNAPP De Bolle [email protected]

I found the following "book" in Salt Lake. It looks as if Minnie Cowen might have walked the cemetery then typed the information (on onionskin). It is bound into book form. Gravestone Inscriptions of Catskill Village Cemetery, Catskill, Greene County, NY Compiled and Edited by Minnie Cowen 1931 Vol. 1 KNAPP, Edwin J., 22 Dec. 1817 - 16 April 1853 EGNOR, Mary G. Andersen, wife of Charles 1832-1920 J.M., 1853 - 1915 Martha J. Rankin, wife 18511-1888 Nettie KNAPP, wife 1849-1913 Mable W., 1881-1885 MYERS, Mary M. KNAPP, wife of Abram, 03 Jan 1863 49 years George, son of Abram & Mary, 09 Sept 1857 6yrs. 10ms. 9ds. Abram, 09 Jan 1811 - 18 Jan 1882 Vol. II SYLVESTER, John R., 1809-1877 Urania C. KNAPP, wife, 1820-1882 Thomas D., son, 1846-1880 KNAP, Joseph Moss, 30 Dec 1837 - 02 June 1920 Sophia DAY, wife 24 Feb 1838 - 12 Jan 1916 Maureen Knapp De Bolle [email protected]

Roll Call, the Capital Hill newspaper, has a website search page for Congressional email addresses: http://congress.nw.dc.us/rollcall/search.html Duncan Morrow -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Friday, June 05, 1998 1:50 PM Subject: Re: [KNAPP-L] Re: New Hidden Tax Some of you are lucky to have E-mail addresses for your Congressmen; for California, many of the bums don't have such a convenience for their constituents. I keep a 'group list' in my Address Book for them, keep hoping that someday more will become statesmen vs politicians. CEE

HI I have heard a lot about the Nicholas Knapp Geneology lately......And I am looking for info on my GGgrandmother, a Catherine KNAPP b. July 20, 1875 in Ohio. Her parents were William & Caroline (Berr) KNAPP. I think William had a sister named Mary, b. June 17, 1883 in Ohio. Her parents were Charles & Margaret KNAPP........If someone has a copy of the NKG, would you do a quick look up to see if anyone with these names and dates are mentioned within.....thanks in advance.....Barbara

Please, let's keep this to genealogy and not politics. Obviously, these are matters of personal choice and opinion and I ask no one to accept my view, but I am appalled that a group of people making active use of the internet would begrudge making it more widely accessible to others. I'm certainly not rich, but I think it is very reasonable for me to pay a small tax to support internet connectivity for schools and libraries -- which is the designed purpose of this tax. This "hidden" tax was widely and publicly discussed when it was passed by Congress. There were numerous news stories about it at the time. Duncan Morrow -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Friday, June 05, 1998 9:07 AM Subject: Re: [KNAPP-L] Re: New Hidden Tax All the Congressional and Senatorial offices are "on-line" so e-mail works! Drop your representatives a line, that is significantly more effective than a bunch of "group" signatures. It's the volume that counts! Best regards. Dick

Since I have found no link to the rest of the Knapps here and do not have anything to offer the rest of you, I am unsubscribing. If anything earthshaking to me on this subject, I trust someone will tell me. I am not well after the heart proceedure and cannot deal with the mail. [email protected] join us tomorrow June 6 in remembering the lost comrades at Omaha Beach, Normandy, France.

This is the answer to: "Fix the 'Favorite Places' aka 'Bookmarks', by providing ALPHABETIZING !" CEE

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Some of you are lucky to have E-mail addresses for your Congressmen; for California, many of the bums don't have such a convenience for their constituents. I keep a 'group list' in my Address Book for them, keep hoping that someday more will become statesmen vs politicians. CEE

All the Congressional and Senatorial offices are "on-line" so e-mail works! Drop your representatives a line, that is significantly more effective than a bunch of "group" signatures. It's the volume that counts! Best regards. Dick

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