If you mean "Saxony, Coburg", it is now part of Germany. Our Christian (b 1837) came from there before Germany became a country. He settled close to Macon, MO after having married in NY. :-)) ~ Leslie [Bridges] Kohler ~ROOTSWEB DONOR + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + KOEHLER-L@Rootsweb.com (serving all variations of Köhler) and TROTTER-L@Rootsweb.com listowner + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + Owner Genweb German research lists: Saxony & Lower-Saxony + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + ---------- > From: PurpleLea@aol.com > Could you tell me where these places are located? I have been researching the > Kohler's also. I have a John Kohler, born 1840, who immigrated from Hamburg > and landed in New York in 1874. He had sons, Christian J. Kohler and Heinrich > Kohler, in the family. I was just curious because of the coincidence of the > names. Could they possibly be related? Their place of birth was Baden, > Germany, however, I have not been able to find what city or town in Baden they > were from. Where did they settle in the U.S.? My family settled in Iowa. > > Thanks, Linda --------- > > >Our family is trying to trace Christian F. Kohler/Koehler/Ko"hler. He > was > > >born 22 Sept 1837 in a place called Metz, Germany. His naturalization > > >papers show him coming from "Saxony, Coberg" and immigrating from > Hamburg. > > >His port of entry was New York...in (probably) 1852. My sister-in-law > has > > >reason to believe that his father's name _might_ have been Henry > (Heinrich) > > >and that Christian _might_ have had a brother named Eli. > :-)) ~ Leslie [Bridges] Kohler ~ROOTSWEB DONOR >>

Could you tell me where these places are located? I have been researching the Kohler's also. I have a John Kohler, born 1840, who immigrated from Hamburg and landed in New York in 1874. He had sons, Christian J. Kohler and Heinrich Kohler, in the family. I was just curious because of the coincidence of the names. Could they possibly be related? Their place of birth was Baden, Germany, however, I have not been able to find what city or town in Baden they were from. Where did they settle in the U.S.? My family settled in Iowa. Thanks, Linda << I thought that maybe one of us could use the info in the response that I received from this nice person. ~Leslie ---------- > From: Susan Nielsen <susanielsen@rmci.net> > Hello Leslie, > I'm sorry, but there is only a Jakob and a Philippine Kohler (of any > spelling) in the Bauer book. Good luck in your search. > Susan...of Idaho > -----Original Message----- > >"Familie Bauer 1700-1931" > > > >Dear Susan, > > > >Our family is trying to trace Christian F. Kohler/Koehler/Ko"hler. He was > >born 22 Sept 1837 in a place called Metz, Germany. His naturalization > >papers show him coming from "Saxony, Coberg" and immigrating from Hamburg. > >His port of entry was New York...in (probably) 1852. My sister-in-law has > >reason to believe that his father's name _might_ have been Henry (Heinrich) > >and that Christian _might_ have had a brother named Eli. > > > >Thank you for the time and energy that you put into this project. If ever I > >can be of help to you, please contact me. > > :-)) ~ Leslie [Bridges] Kohler ~ROOTSWEB DONOR >>

I thought that maybe one of us could use the info in the response that I received from this nice person. ~Leslie ---------- > From: Susan Nielsen <susanielsen@rmci.net> > Hello Leslie, > I'm sorry, but there is only a Jakob and a Philippine Kohler (of any > spelling) in the Bauer book. Good luck in your search. > Susan...of Idaho > -----Original Message----- > >"Familie Bauer 1700-1931" > > > >Dear Susan, > > > >Our family is trying to trace Christian F. Kohler/Koehler/Ko"hler. He was > >born 22 Sept 1837 in a place called Metz, Germany. His naturalization > >papers show him coming from "Saxony, Coberg" and immigrating from Hamburg. > >His port of entry was New York...in (probably) 1852. My sister-in-law has > >reason to believe that his father's name _might_ have been Henry (Heinrich) > >and that Christian _might_ have had a brother named Eli. > > > >Thank you for the time and energy that you put into this project. If ever I > >can be of help to you, please contact me. > > :-)) ~ Leslie [Bridges] Kohler ~ROOTSWEB DONOR + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + owner: KOEHLER surname list (serving all variations of Köhler) owner: TROTTER surname list + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + Owner Genweb Lists: Saxony & Lower Saxony + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

I saw this while researching and thought it might help someone Georgia militia district #872 surrounding the city of Dalton, Murray county GA 1880 census household # 439/575 age occupation born father born mother born John Kaylor 50 merchant NY Germany Germany Biddy 45 IRE Ireland Ireland Joseph 18 VA Martha 10 VA Samuel 8 VA Mary 6 VA Issac 3 GA Ange

Just in case anyone here needs this... ~Leslie ---------- > From: Jim Poore <jimphp@choice.net> > To: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY@rootsweb.com > ...the 1840 Barren County Census listing > is now on line on the Barren County GenWeb > Page, along with 1810-1830 censuses. > > Barren Co. KY GenWeb: http://ww4.choice.net/~jimphp/barrenco/archives.htm > > Jim Poore for Barren County > ----------------------------------------------------------------- > Barren Co. KYGenWeb site: http://ww4.choice.net/~jimphp/barrenco/ > -----------------------------------------------------------------

The Luxembourg Gazette was a newspaper publication from the late 1800s to about 1918. Its purpose was to inform people in the old country of happening involving Luxembourgers who immigrated to the States. All the people named in its articles have been listed alpha- betically, and there are listings organized by U. S. locality involved in the articles. These listings are provided in a two-volume set which can usually be obtained through interlibrary loan (depending on your local library's area network). Obtaining photocopies of the actual articles and reading the Old German script is trickier but can be done. In any case, I have a photocopy of the list of all the KOEHL, KOEHLER, and KOEL listings (as well as KOENIG, KOEDINGER, and KOETZ), in which I can do lookups, which will provide the newspaper issue and page number of the involved article. Sharon Carberry Researching Martin KOEHLER of Austria, LUX>NY in 1870

I was interested to read the note concerning the Luxembourg Gazette. I am trying to track a 4 great-grandfather who supposedly came to America in 1755 from Luxembourg. I have had no luck. This newspaper would not be the right time period for my ancestor. Thanks Margretta Clark Aviles

This came as part of the KY BIOS posting for today and might be of use to some of us. ~Leslie ----- Great news. The surname index for the msg board where I store all past bios is now working! The URL is: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/Bios When you load this site, you will see a heading called Surname List. Click on this and then pick the letter of the alphabet matching the surname. Some are subdivided. It will take you to a list of bios there for that surname and click on the ones you are looking for. There are a LOT of names there, it might be a little slow. > From: Sandi Gorin <sgorin@glasgow-ky.com>

Hello fellow rooters.... I recently requested a couple of death certificates from Kent County, MI and 2 of the 6 that requested turned out to not be in my line. I will send them to whoever they belone two free of charge... They are as follows: Kahler, Baby, Male, White Death 07/30/1904 Age 0 Place of death Grand Rapids, MI Cause Stillborn Birthplace Grand Rapids, MI Father Charles Kahler Mother Agnes Slackhard Kahler, George, Male, White Death 08/14/1918 Maritel Status Married Age 48 years 11 months 26 days Place of death Grand Rapids, MI Cause Mastoiditis Birthplace Michigan Occupation Minister Father John Koehler Residence/Birthplace Germany Mother Anna Kopf Residence/birthplace Switzerland Hope this helps a couple people.... Gary Kahler

Forwarding this just in case anyone here needs it for other family research. ~Leslie ---------- > From: Alice Tatum <Frendlysky@AOL.COM> > To: NC-SC-ROOTS-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU > . 1790 census North Carolina > Tyrrell County Edington District > > This census is from Microcopy No. T-498 Roll 2 > > 1st # free white males 16 year upwards and head of families > 2nd # free white males under 16 years > 3rd # free white females and head of families > 4th # all other free persons > 5th # slaves > > Clifton, John..........................1-4-1-0-0 > Ddavenport, Jacob..................1-2-0-0-0 > Ambros, James......................1-2-3-0-0 > Clifton, Robert........................3-1-5-0-0 > Tarkenton, Benjamin..............1-2-4-0-0 > Phelps, Josiah......................4-1-3-0-2 > Phelps, James......................1-1-3-0-0 > Phelps, Rosanna...................0-2-3-0-0 > Barnes, Isaac........................1-0-1-0-0 > Barnes, Reuben.....................1-4-3-0-0 > Jethro, Thomas......................1-2-2-0-0 > Tarkenton, Joseph..................1-1-3-0-0 > Davis, Zephaniah....................2-2-7-0-2 > Sprull, Miles..........................1-2-1-0-0 > Bateman, Solomon................1-1-4-0-1 > Phelps, Josiah.......................1-1-2-0-2 > Smith, Thomas......................1-2-3-0-0 > Powers, Joshua.....................1-1-5-0-0 > Alexander, Anthony................1-2-3-0-0 > Alexander, John.....................1-1-2-0-0 > Oliver, Alexander....................1-2-2-0-0 > Oliver, Joseph........................1-0-4-0-0 > Hassell, Levi..........................1-0-8-0-0 > Hill, Asa................................1-2-1-0-0 > Sprull, John...........................1-1-6-0-0 > Skittletharpe, Charles.............1-4-3-0-0 > Ambrus, Micajah....................1-1-1-0-0 > Ferlaw, John..........................2-3-3-0-0 > McClary, Keziah....................0-1-3-0-0 > Ambrus, Jesse......................1-1-4-0-0 > Long, James.........................1-3-1-0-0 > Caswell, Samuel...................1-2-3-0-0 > Oliver, Andrew.......................1-3-2-0-1 > Ansley, Edward.....................1-0-2-0-1 > Powers, Isaac........................1-1-4-0-0 > Ansley, Solomon....................1-0-3-0-1 > Bateman,Stephen...................1-3-4-0-0 > Ansley, Joseph jr....................1-0-2-0-0 > Hagman, Henry......................2-0-2-0-0 > Weatherly, Thomas................1-2-1-0-0 > Tellit, Avery............................1-1-2-0-0 > White, Jonathan.....................2-3-4-0-0 > Simmons, Josiah....................1-0-2-0-0 > Simmons, John.......................1-2-1-0-0 > Alcock, William......................1-0-0-0-0 > Cahoon, Joseph......................1-0-0-0-0 > Cahoon, Benjamin...................1-0-0-0-0 > Alcock, Sarah.........................3-2-5-0-0 > Simmons, Willis......................1-0-0-0-0 > Sawyer, Jonathan...................1-5-1-0-0 > Sawyer, Bartlet.......................1-0-1-0-0 > Richason, Hannah...................0-4-1-0-0 > Hutson, Anthony....................1-2-2-0-0 > Hutson, Elijah........................1-3-5-0-0 > Howard, William sr.................1-1-1-0-0 > Howard, William jr..................1-0-1-0-0 > Norriss, William.....................1-3-3-0-0 > Howard, Thomas....................1-2-2-0-0 > Cahoon, John.........................1-3-3-0-0 > Cahoon, James......................1-1-5-0-0 > Smith, John...........................1-1-3-0-0 > McGown, William...................1-0-1-0-0 > McGown, John.......................1-1-3-0-0 > Ronsom, Elizabeth.................0-0-2-0-0 > Liverman, John jr....................1-1-3-0-0 > Mekins, John.........................1-0-2-0-0 > Gibson, John.........................1-1-4-0-5 > Smith, Zebedee......................1-2-1-0-0 > Gibson, Samuel......................1-0-1-0-0 > Jarman, John..........................1-3-3-0-0 > Jones, Corbin..........................1-3-4-0-0 > Cullifer, Henry..........................1-0-2-0-0 > Cullifer, James.........................1-0-3-0-0 > Liverman, William.....................2-2-5-0-15 > Liverman, Thomas.....................1-5-3-0-3 > Liverman, John..........................1-0-4-0-0 > Hoskins, Thomas.......................2-3-5-0-37 > Mekins, Isaac...........................1-6-4-0-0 > Cahoon, Exekiel........................1-3-5-0-0 > Bodwell, Solomon......................11100 > Francis, Thomas........................11200 > Hassell, Solomon......................21400 > Hassell, Solomon jr...................10200 > Johnston, Joshua......................10000 > Hassell, Joshua........................12200 > Hassell, John[son of Solomon]...11200 > Riggins, Jemimiah.....................00200 > Armstrong, John.......................22300 > Phelps, Edward........................32600 > Tarkenton, Benjamin.................13500 > Banks, Henry...........................10100 > Warrington, John......................11406 > Woodland, Samuel...................20201 > Powers, Josiah........................12301 > Davenport, Jacob.....................11200 > Patrick, Isaac..........................14301 > Goddin, John...........................13200 > Phelps, Jonathan.....................11200 > Lewark, Anne..........................12300 > Oliver, John.............................11200 > Alexander, Ezekiel...................12300 > Craddack, Joseph....................10100 > Hassell, William.......................13300 > Goddin, Exekiel.......................11400 > Hassell, Zebedee.....................21206 > Hopkins, Thomas.....................10307 > Morriss, Cornelius....................22300 > Alexander, Henry.....................24200 > Alexander, Joseph...................10201 > Alexander, John......................11200 > > to be continued > > Alice Ohlsson Tatum > frendlysky@aol.com > ----------------------------------------------- > To contact the list owner, use stephenL@indiana.edu

The database (below) at Ancestry is free to be searched for 10 days in case anyone here wants it. [The URL is listed below.] ~~Leslie --- South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research, Vol. 5 The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research, founded in 1973, is designed for the researcher of southern ancestors. Articles contain information on a wide range of topics, including tax records, royal grants, and obituary notices in local newspapers. This database contains volume five of the serial. Specific inquiries regarding particular articles and further information can be directed to Brent H. Holcomb, ed., P.O. Box 21766, Columbia, S.C., 29221. The following is a partial list of the article contents in this database: - Applications for Confederate Service Pensions in Abbeville County, 1779 - Jury List for Cheraws District - Spartanburg District Will Book B - Charleston District Marriage Licenses - Marriage and Death Notices from the "Southern Christian Herald" - 1786 Tax Returns. Bibliography: Holcomb, Brent H., ed. "The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research, Vol. 5." Columbia, S.C.: SCMAR, 1977. To search this database, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/ancestry/search/3422.htm

Thank you for sharing this, Sharon. I hope to get to see this film whenever I finally get the chance to drive over to the FHC. ~Leslie ---------- > .......... LDS library > has a filming of the Pedigree Chart of the Kohler Family From > Hessen, 1585-1906, Europe film No. 1045480, item 14. There is > also supposed to be a book on the shelf in SLC, under call > number 929.243, K 824r, but it was missing when I was there some > four years ago. > > I do have some very poor photocopies of the film, five pages in all, > which I can try to read. It starts with Johannes Kohler, b. 1585 in an > illegible location, with the next entry being fuller: Johannes Peter > Kohler, b. 1610 in the same unreadable place, but who married Anna Maria > Dippel and who died 1673 in Stockhausen. The chart appears to end in > the 1880s, in Kassel. > Sharon Carberry

Just wanted the Kohler researchers to know that the LDS library has a filming of the Pedigree Chart of the Kohler Family From Hessen, 1585-1906, Europe film No. 1045480, item 14. There is also supposed to be a book on the shelf in SLC, under call number 929.243, K 824r, but it was missing when I was there some four years ago. I do have some very poor photocopies of the film, five pages in all, which I can try to read. It starts with Johannes Kohler, b. 1585 in an illegible location, with the next entry being fuller: Johannes Peter Kohler, b. 1610 in the same unreadable place, but who married Anna Maria Dippel and who died 1673 in Stockhausen. The chart appears to end in the 1880s, in Kassel. Sharon Carberry

Sharon - Our ancestor Wilhelm Koehler was born 1706 in Germany, went to Russia in 1766 or 67. We have chart from Russia. Would he by chance be listed on your in copy of Pedigree chart from Hessen 1585-1906? Thanks for any help you can provide. RKLER@aol.com

I have on interlibrary loan until Oct. 20th a book by Arvid Kohler and Kitty Cosentine, entitled The House of Von Kohler, a Family History 1300-1989. Kohler has an umlaut over the "o" but the book also states that the name was spelled Koler in the 1500s. This is a very complete history of a particular family from a land called Godset Smerle in the Sunzel parish of Livlund, Sweden. The authors' grandfather Hjalmer Fromholt Von Kohler, b. 1843, immigrated from Bohuslan, Sweden, and died 1928 in Moline, Illinois. The book has numerous pages and several photographs of Swedish and American family members in the 1800s and 1900s. I can do lookups. Sharon Carberry

Our Kellars/Kellers came from VA. Michael Kellar (born 1760 supposedly in Augusta Co., VA and died in Alexandria in 1816) and wife, Catherine Monroe (died in 1825, the dau. of Thomas Monroe and Catherine Hore of Westmoreland Co., VA) were married in Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co., VA. They had 9 children---1) George, 2) Henry, 3) Margaret (m. Boling Hatton), 4) Catherine (m. Benjamin Hatton), 5) Michael (my gggrandfather, m. Nancy Dyer, dau. of Hebron), 6) Susan (single), 7) Elizabeth (m. Jacob Miller---they lived and died in Strasburg), 8) Sarah (m. Unknown Meyers), and 9) Catherine Scotia, aka-Scotty, (m. Isaac Borum---moved to Missouri). Some of these moved back and forth from Alexandria to Strasburg, VA leaving for OH about 1820 or so. I'm also chasing down the descendants of Martin Keller and wife, Margaret Rich Keller who also ended up in Noble Co. about the same time. They may be related to my Kellars back in VA or PA. Some were in the Wheeling Creek area of WV in the late 1700's---Martin Keller and wife, Margaret Rich. Do you know them? Susan Kellar Ratcliffe Delaware, Ohio skrat@midohio.net

Here is URL update information. ---------- > From: Jen Bawden <jbawden@mindspring.com> > To: NCROOTS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [NCROOTS-L] Updates to the Avery County Page > ...I've been busy this weekend reformating the Avery County Page and hopefully > it will load quick for everyone. I've also added 4 new posting forums to > the site: Bible Records, Deeds, Pensions & Wills. > > The URL is http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncavery/index.html > > And help is needed on this page. What kind of help do I need? If you have > any public domain records that deal with Avery County folks - deeds, wills, > marriage records, census records, Bible records, photos, military rosters, > military records and pensions, etc. You will receive credit for your > transcription on the page and you will retain copyright of the material. > If you have anything to donate, please email me. > > Thanks and have a great day :) > > Jen > > CC - Alleghany, Ashe, Avery & Cherokee Counties > ==== NCROOTS Mailing List ====

Dear Group: (This is from the Family History Newsline.) The Salt Lake Big Cottonwood Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is sponsoring a family history fair on Saturday, 17 October 1998 at their stake center, 1750 East Spring Lane, in Salt Lake City. The theme of the fair is "Where's Wally? Searching For Your Ancestors". Sessions begin as early as 8:30 A.M. and are scheduled to run until about ten minutes 'til 4:00 P.M. Among the many speakers will be: Troy Adair Laurie Beardall Tom Bingamon Karen Clifford Judy Jones Kory Meyerink David W. Moore David Rencher Gerhard Ruf There is no fee for attending the conference, although a syllabus is available for US$8.50. Pre-registration is required. Resource: Salt Lake Big Cottonwood Stake Family History Fair P.O. Box 17051 Salt Lake City, UT 84117 Copyright 1998, Everton Publishers All rights reserved -------------------------------------------------------------------- FAMILY HISTORY NEWSLINE is a free daily genealogy news service provided by Everton Publishers P.O. Box 368 Logan, UT 84323 Toll-free: 1-800-443-6325 http://www.everton.com subscribe: <lists@everton.com> message: subscribe history unsubscribe: <lists@everton.com> message: unsubscribe history Recent articles are available online at http://www.everton.com/FHN/ From: :-)) Leslie [Bridges] Kohler ROOTSWEB DONOR &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& owner: KOEHLER surname list (serving all variations of Köhler) owner: TROTTER surname list

Just FYI, in case anyone here needs it. The complete Perry Co, KY Census for 1850 is now available at http://www.rootsweb.com/~combs/records/ky-perry50-1.htm :-)) Leslie [Bridges] Kohler ROOTSWEB DONOR &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& owner: KOEHLER surname list (serving all variations of Köhler) owner: TROTTER surname list

This man is being so very gracious that I wanted to share this with all of you just in case it might be relevant to one of us. He has a lot to offer someone who is related to the items that his daughter has found. Leslie ---------- > From: High Mountain Bear <himtbear@hughes.net> > To: Missouri-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [Missouri-L] Genealogy treasure for someone! > Date: Friday, September 25, 1998 8:56 PM > > Hi researchers, > > I have an assortment of real genealogy treasures and would love to have them > be my family. Since they are not, how about helping me find a fellow > researcher that is related. I will be putting this on the following lists: > NORCAL, SOCAL, GREEN, BLACK, MISSOURI, HITCHCOCK and BOZEMAN. > > My daughter recently bought a home of a deceased elderly woman, in Ventura > California. As she was storing suitcases in the attic she > found a box of the listed items. She ask the realtor to see if the sellers > wanted the items and he said they didn't want anything, so, here we go! > > A beautiful High School Diploma from Jacksonville Indiana for Metta A. > HANNA, dated May 14, 1922. It is 16" high and 22" long and very decorative. > It is signed by the following people. > E.G. Copeland Superintendent > A.E. Messick Principle > G.W. Mitchelle President Board of Education > L.E. Hochstetler Secretary Board of Education > Walter E. Brissele Treasure Board of Education > > There is a total of 10 State of Indiana, Crawford County, Teacher Licenses > for Willa O. JOHNSON. Some are issued for 12 months and some for 24 months. > Evidently Willa and other teachers had to take a proficiency exam because > the grades are shown for each subject tested. These are very attractive > documents and are all signed by the incumbent County Supervisor. They are > dated and signed by the County Supervisor as follows: > 1. 1887 J.W. Goldman > 2. 1889 " " > 3. 1890 " " > 4. 1891 " " > 5. 1892 J.F. Zimmerman > 6. 1894 J.R. Duffin > 7. 1895 James R. Duffin > 8. 1903, Apr. 24 Chas. A Robertson > 9. 1903, May 30 " " " > 10. 1903, Aug. 29 Stuart A. Beals > Don't ask why there were three issued so close together in 1903! > > There are eight Wright Township, Greene County, Indiana report cards for > Metta HANNA. All are signed by either S.C. Hanna or Willie or Willa Hanna > who I assume to be Metta's parents. I will list them below as grade, year, > teacher and first name of parent who signed. > > 1 1915 Bertha Moss Willie > none none Willie > 3 1918 Ruby Moore Willie > 4 1918 M.G. Watson S.C. > 5 1920 Douglas Hudson Willie > 6 1922 M.G Watson Willie > 8 1924 Fannie Dayhoff S.C. > Rather sad, the 8th grade report card dated 1923/24 was unsigned my either > parent for the last quarter. I was rapped in a note the reads, "Mother died > Aug. 18, 1923. She was burried Aug.20, 1923. There were 162 cars at the > grave yard." Buried as written by Metta. > > There are 3 letters and 8 postcards dated in 1947. They are addressed to > Mrs. Bensten/Metta Bensten. All are signed mom, dad or mom and dad. > They are all addressed to 558 E. Meta St., Ventura, California. Also, there > are 18 post cards and 2 letters, dated 1947/48, to the same address but > addressed to Mr. and Mrs Benny Benson/Mrs. Metta Benson, Mrs Metta A. Benson > and Mr. and Mrs. T.L. Benson. All of these letters were signed mom, dad or > both. Last, one letter to Mrs. Metta Benson, % S.C. Hanna, Jacksonville, > Indiana and signed Bob. > > A post card photo of a young boy and girl about 6 and 4 years old. Appears > to be turn of the century. > > A wonderful photo of 4-men and 4-women. Three of the men and women appear to > be in their 50's and the other man and woman in their 70's. They appear as > four married couples. The photo looks as if it was taken in the 1920's or > 30's. No name anywhere. Size = 8" high and 10 " long. > > Last, an old Sunday Service Program from the First Baptist Church of > Jacksonville, Indiana. Names mentioned in the program are Clarence E. Baker, > Pastor. Ray Price, Sunday School Superintendent. Mrs. Morse, Dr. Osterholm > and Margaret and Chester Jump, Missionaries to Vanga, Belgian Congo. > > Any help finding a rightful owner to these items and proving themselves so, > Will be greatly appreciated. > > Del > Del Black > In the beautiful Tehachapi > Mountains of California