Seek information on Thomas Larimer and his wife Jenny McKee of Winfield. KS. Thomas Larimer was born in Ohio and died in Winfield, Cowley County, Kansas; he married Jenny McKee, who was born in Indiana and died In Winfield, Kansas; his one child of whom I have information was Ximinia Mae Larimer, who was  born in Illinois and died in Winfield, Kansas.  She married Samuel Huston Wallace, who is said to have been from Gays, Illinois, which is in Mountrie County, IL but very close to Shelby County, IL, which may indicate that Thomas Larimer and Jenny McKee were married and living in Illinois after their marriage in 1886, perhaps in Shelby or Moultrie County, Illinois. Ronald Decker, Chicago, IL

IMy mother and father were from this area and I am attempting to research family background. If anyone can help.... Menzie...Augusta/Rainbow Bend Watkins..Windfield Thanks...Mark Menzie

Oh, chill! As if we always knew how to do all this. Gayle

At 03:35 PM 1/17/02, Gary Presson wrote: >You need to LOOK at where the "reply:" is going, on EACH and EVERY list. No kidding? I've been designing, manufacturing and using PCs since 1972 -- how long have you been doing this? In fact, I've been using the internet since about 1970 -- have you? >This is a "given". Surely you can see where the SEND TO is headed in >your mailer??? No, I'm blind... >Also, it is polite to quote at least part of the msg to which you are >attempting to reply, but not ALL... Which is, of course, the reason I quoted nothing and the very reason you violated that courtesy? Thanks for the friendly note! Steve

I don't know about your mailer program, but my Netscape has the feature of, when you are making a reply, to send only to the sender, or ALL recipients, so if you select ALL, it will be assured to hit the list. <grin> Steve wrote: > Hi All, > > Thanks for all the replies! I've been happily responding to > most who replied, thinking they were going to the list > server. NOT! They were all private replies. The list server > is not configured to automatically allow the REPLY button to > respond to the list -- instead, it replies to the sender privately. > > I suppose this is the action desired here, but it's no wonder > there is very little traffic on the list! :-) > > It's usual for a list server to configure the Reply-To: header > for replies to the list. Anyway, I woke up finally... > > If no one objects, I'll repost my Smith data to date and maybe I > can catch some new data. :-) > > Thanks, > Steve

You need to LOOK at where the "reply:" is going, on EACH and EVERY list. This is a "given". Surely you can see where the SEND TO is headed in your mailer??? Also, it is polite to quote at least part of the msg to which you are attempting to reply, but not ALL... Steve wrote: > Hi All, > > Thanks for all the replies! I've been happily responding to > most who replied, thinking they were going to the list > server. NOT! They were all private replies. The list server > is not configured to automatically allow the REPLY button to > respond to the list -- instead, it replies to the sender privately. > > I suppose this is the action desired here, but it's no wonder > there is very little traffic on the list! :-) > > It's usual for a list server to configure the Reply-To: header > for replies to the list. Anyway, I woke up finally... > > If no one objects, I'll repost my Smith data to date and maybe I > can catch some new data. :-) > > Thanks, > Steve

Hi All, Thanks for all the replies! I've been happily responding to most who replied, thinking they were going to the list server. NOT! They were all private replies. The list server is not configured to automatically allow the REPLY button to respond to the list -- instead, it replies to the sender privately. I suppose this is the action desired here, but it's no wonder there is very little traffic on the list! :-) It's usual for a list server to configure the Reply-To: header for replies to the list. Anyway, I woke up finally... If no one objects, I'll repost my Smith data to date and maybe I can catch some new data. :-) Thanks, Steve

Hi all, Just subscribed a day or two ago but have received no messages here. Is the list still active? If so, I'm searching Smith surnames in the Cowley County area. Thanks

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Ross-Humbolt-Gelvin Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Xl.2ADI/153 Message Board Post: I was adopted out on 1-8-61 at birth in Arkansas City Ks. Father's name:William Minton Ross Jr.born in the 1930's.Mother's name: Betty Jo (Humbolt) Gelvin. Use the following email as a contact: [email protected]

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Xl.2ADI/16.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Looking at the few records I have, my Walter was born in Pomroy Ohio in 1831, and his son in 1861, so neither one of these could have been in the Civil war, not at 15. Walter had at least 8 children, and none of the names ring a bell. Thank you Mary, heres hoping we find one that rings. Terry

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: terrill Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Xl.2ADI/16.1.1 Message Board Post: Walter Terrill, my grandfather, was born in Ohio but I don't know when. He was supposedly in the Union army in Civil War but he was only 15. These are family stories and I don,t know the validity. He ended up in Pawnee, OK as a road contracter but died there and is buried there. I really don't know anything else about him. My father was one of Walters two children. His name was Quinn Terrill. Walter's wife was Emma Quinn. His other child was MaudeTerrill DeBois, who was my aunt. If any of this rings a bell with what information you have, please let me know. I have not been able to find out anything about Walter Terrill and I hope this could be the same one as your gguncle. Can not seem to find an email address for you in any of these boards. Let me know. M.Davis

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Xl.2ADI/16.1 Message Board Post: My gguncle Walter Terrill, was son of George Terrill and Mary Amanda Hopkins. He was born in 1861 in Ohio but family moved to Kentucky around 1865, then to WV by 1870 He was the oldest of 6 children. Found this in the 1880 Ohio co Wheeling WV census. pg 14. My grandmother was his sister, Mary Jane (Mollie)b 1870 in WV. If this is the family you are looking for please let me know, I would like to know what information you have. Thank you. Terry

I am new to the List and am looking for the following Solon Walker born 1862 in IA. married to Effie ? said to live in Arkansas City, KS and works for General Motors. He was a member of the 1st Baptist Church in that city. Any info on him would be greatly appreciated Have lots on his family to share Thanks Joy Moore

Some time ago (12-99), I was in touch with Lou Tharp, who had kindly informed me of some information on a individual that I didn't think could fit the profile of the person I was looking for. Thank goodness I printed that email! I have since discovered that the person referenced is exactly who I was after. I have been unable to reach Lou, however, and am hoping there is someone with access to two different census' and can do a look up for me. Lou wrote that in the Ninnescah 1880 Udall Township census was listed Samuel TURNER, age 71. In the Ninnescah 1882 Udall Township census, Samuel TURNER is listed again, aged 72. If anyone has this census onhand, or quick access to it, I would appreciate a lookup. Please contact me through the list or privately at [email protected] for the particulars I am looking for. Thanks everyone, and Happy New Year Susan Anderson www.rootsweb.com/~nekeith/ [email protected] "But those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint." Isaiah 40:31

Hello All, Is there anyone who could kindly perform a lookup in the 1870 Cowley County census for William Senseney? I believe he arrived in Kansas at this time in Cowley County, Ninnescah Township, but have not been able to procure a copy of the census through the local library. I would very much appreciate any help. Thank you in advance. K.

Looking for a Joseph B Taylor he was killed in 1923 at Arkansas City he was married to Carrie Ruth Frith

Hello, Baldwin people, I have a dead end???? This is some of what I have. Wesson H(?) Baldwin b 1817 in NY. Fa b Vt/ Mo. b CT. 1818 Census of Otter TWP, Cowley Co Ks page 476 At FHC, Film # 1254377 Nat Arch. # T9-0377 page 476 A. Wesson Baldwin age 63 b N Y Fa Vt/ Mo CT. Eliza age 57 b Can. fa Ny Mo NY (Wife) Paden , son age 16 n Ind. Fa NY/ Mo/ Can. Daniel Barnes ( Farm Laborer) age 35 b Pa Fa ? Mo ? 1880 Cesus Same Film's and page # 476 A (This is a dau to Wesson above). Loretta Hill Etta Hill age 32 b Ia, Fa Can Mo Can (note Fa was b N Y). James age 14 b Ia Fa Eng Mo Ia Ransom age 9 B Ia " " " " Samuel age 6 b KS " " " " Perry age 6 B KS " " " " Franklin age 2 B KS " " " " Does anyone have these in gen???? Wesson's parnets may have been a T I b Vt, and R. b in Ct. Baldwin probably abt 1790 to 1800??? Wesson was in NY first, unk county? then Iowa, ( Franklin Co., or Gladbook, Ia, in 1840's to ?? maybe after 1870 ( on 1870 Iowa census) May have been in Indianna as Paden b there. 1863. Then in Cowley Ks, before 1880 and in Chataugua Co Ks and after?? when went to Clark, ( Lewis CO , Wash State Please contact me by my E Mail below. Thank you Maxine Baldwin Wilton in Wa. [email protected]

I'm ashamed to admit I fell for it. I usually check into these before I do anything, since I have Norton and a firewall and neither caught it. But I deleted it and it didn't shut my computer down. I was told it is a file that techs use when they work on your computer. Don't know how true that is because I am nowhere close to being a tech. At 12:36 PM 1/2/2002 -0600, John Faulkner wrote: >This is a HOAX, I have received it before. If you delete this it will shut >you down. >Patsy Faulkner >----- Original Message ----- >From: <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2002 11:51 AM >Subject: [KSCOWLEY] Please Read-Fr: Marla Andrus > > > > > > Hello All, > > > > I will apologize in advance for breaking the list rules, but this is > > absolutely real, so I am sticking my neck out anyway. We recieved this > > e-mail from a friend and followed the steps below and WE HAD THIS VIRUS > > TOO! Chances are you do also. I suggest that you follow the steps > > listed below as we did. Ours is gone now. Sorry to start off the New > > Year this way, but atleast we can be on top of this. Good Luck........ > > Marla > > > > --------------------------- > > > > I received a message from a friend concerning a virus that was attached > > to her address book. I have found this virus on my C drive. I did not > > open it but it still could have spread to everyone in my address book - > > you are in my address book. > > > > It lies dormant for 14 days, then crashes your hard drive. It is easy > > to stop it if you find you have it. If you have it, you will need to > > advise everyone in your address book in the same manner as this > > message. The directions for removing it are as follows: > > > > 1. Go to start - then to find or search (depending on your computer). > > 2. In the search for files or folders type in sulfnbk.exe - this is the > > virus. > > 3. In the look in make sure you are searching C drive. > > 4. Hit the search button or find > > 5. If this file shows up it's an ugly black icon with the above noted > > DO NOT OPEN IT! > > 6. Right click on the file - go down to delete and left click. > > 7. It will ask about the recycle bin - say yes > > 8. Go to your desktop and double click on the recycle bin. > > 9. Right click on ugly black icon sulfnbk.exe and again delete again > > > > IF YOU FIND IT NOTIFY ALL IN YOUR ADDRESS BOOK BECAUSE THAT'S HOW IT IS > > TRANSFERRED!!! > > > >

This is a HOAX, I have received it before. If you delete this it will shut you down. Patsy Faulkner ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2002 11:51 AM Subject: [KSCOWLEY] Please Read-Fr: Marla Andrus > > Hello All, > > I will apologize in advance for breaking the list rules, but this is > absolutely real, so I am sticking my neck out anyway. We recieved this > e-mail from a friend and followed the steps below and WE HAD THIS VIRUS > TOO! Chances are you do also. I suggest that you follow the steps > listed below as we did. Ours is gone now. Sorry to start off the New > Year this way, but atleast we can be on top of this. Good Luck........ > Marla > > --------------------------- > > I received a message from a friend concerning a virus that was attached > to her address book. I have found this virus on my C drive. I did not > open it but it still could have spread to everyone in my address book - > you are in my address book. > > It lies dormant for 14 days, then crashes your hard drive. It is easy > to stop it if you find you have it. If you have it, you will need to > advise everyone in your address book in the same manner as this > message. The directions for removing it are as follows: > > 1. Go to start - then to find or search (depending on your computer). > 2. In the search for files or folders type in sulfnbk.exe - this is the > virus. > 3. In the look in make sure you are searching C drive. > 4. Hit the search button or find > 5. If this file shows up it's an ugly black icon with the above noted > DO NOT OPEN IT! > 6. Right click on the file - go down to delete and left click. > 7. It will ask about the recycle bin - say yes > 8. Go to your desktop and double click on the recycle bin. > 9. Right click on ugly black icon sulfnbk.exe and again delete again > > IF YOU FIND IT NOTIFY ALL IN YOUR ADDRESS BOOK BECAUSE THAT'S HOW IT IS > TRANSFERRED!!! > >

Lou Tharp: Please contact me RE: Samuel Turner info we have discussed periodically over the last 18 months or so. have a difinitive connection and need your help getting everything together. Regards, Susan Anderson "But those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint." Isaiah 40:31 Save 30% on products... that you need... that you already buy... that are safer for you, your family, the environment! http://nvyblue.themomteam.com