Reply to the Address Below.......Not a Member >>>>>>>> From:    daniel.hill@rrc.state.tx.us (Daniel Hill) .  I am looking for relatives that may live in or around Covington/Hammond.  They would be the Hill family, a pastor that I think would be named either Frank or Edwards.  Apparently, he is a brother/stepbrother of my late father and I've been looking for some time of relative since 1984 with no results.  Feel free to drop my email address to any relative that might know of the John B. Hill, Sr. family from Bogalusa and married into the Boyington family, Edward and Annie Boyington; daughter Betty Lou Boyington (my mother).  Thanks again for your help.  Dan Hill

    The next regular meeting of the STGS is scheduled for 1:30 PM at the Covington Library Meeting Room on Tuesday May 8, 2001.  This meeting will be dedicated to the review, discussion and vote on the new By-Laws and Dues Proposals to be mailed to all members the before May 1st.  3.)     The second annual Genealogy Night at the ERC (jointly sponsored by the ERC,and the Washington & St. Tammany Parish Genealogical Societies) will be held Tuesday, May 22, 2001 from 5:30 to 8:00 PM.  This is an open house event for the purpose of introducing the ERC and genealogy to the St. Tammany area residents.  No presentations are planned, but genealogy society members will be on hand to answer genealogy questions and demonstrate genealogy software.  No reservations are required, just stop by the ERC anytime between 5:30 and 8:00 PM.

The meetings of the Washington Parish Genealogical and Historical Society are the second Tuesday of each month at 5:30 p.m.  We meet alternately at the libraries in Bogalusa and in Franklinton.  This month, on May 8, we will meet in Franklinton. The library is at the corner of Free St. and Main St.  next to the Elementary School and across the street from the Junior High School. Our speaker this month will be Mr. John Hunley who will be making a presentation on the first submarine ever to be used by the US against an enemy.  This was the CSS H.L. Hunley, used by the South during the Civil War against the Union ships. Mr. Hunley was present last month when the old submarine was pulled from its watery grave off the coast of the Carolinas.  He has been researching the Hunley family and the designer of the sub for 37 years.  (The last will and testament of the designer of the ship was located in the Covington, LA library). Please inform any interested persons that they are cordially invited to attend any of our meetings. S Smith

Posted on: East Baton Rouge Parish La Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/La/EastBatonRouge/10119 Surname: BUTLER ------------------------- Looking for parents of sisters Nancy (SLAUGHTER) and Catherine BUTLER. Born in La. about 1820 and moved to Missouri abt. 1830.

American Legion Hall Greensburg Louisiana Veterans Memorial Wall [Deceased] Sunday -- May 06, 2001 2:00 PM Dedication

Hi, Barry, Thank you so very much. I'll get on the phone first thing tomorrow morning. Floreda At 06:27 PM 04/29/2001 EDT, you wrote: >Try 225-922-1207 Archives Research > -922-0102 Archives > -922-1215 Microfilm > -922-1224 Records Center > -922-2855 Records Management > > ~Barry > > >==== LAEASTBA Mailing List ==== > >LA-FRENCH-GERMAN mailing list >http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/other/Ethnic-European/LA-FRENCH-GERMAN.html > >============================== >Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! >http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2 > >

Try 225-922-1207 Archives Research -922-0102 Archives -922-1215 Microfilm -922-1224 Records Center -922-2855 Records Management ~Barry

>From another mailing list I learned that if the La archives has a newpaper on microfilm (and if the newspaper has given its consent) they will duplicate the microfilm for a fee. Can anyone verify that? Better yet, can you give me the phone number of the department to call? I have made several calls but have never been able to reach anyone who can give me a yeah or nay on the subject. Floreda

Tangipahoa Historical & Genealogical Society Meeting: Saturday -- May 05, 2001 -- 11:00AM Tangipahoa Parish Library [Main] 739 West Oak Street Amite, Louisiana

My ancestor was William Elisha Lot BAUM born about 1814 in Louisiana. His father was Alexander BAUM. I have the War of 1812 service record for an Alexander BAUM who served in the 10 and 20 Consolidated Louisiana Militia. However there is no information of a personal nature that would help identify him. A company muster roll has him at Camp Morgan near New Orleans. There appears to be more that one Alexander BAUM and I would like very much to identify the correct Alexander. William BAUM lived in Woodville, Mississippi for a while then moved to Catahoula Parish, La where he died ca 1866/67. He died intestate and Abraham CONN of Orleans Parish was appointed administrater of his succession. Any leads will be appreciated. Floreda

Park waives fee in time for Arts and Crafts Day > > > April 24, 2001 > > > SPRINGFIELD - Admission fees to Tickfaw State Park will be waived for the first annual Arts and Crafts Day Saturday, said Brad Lavigne, wildlife educator/curator. Officials with the park in Springfield requested the waiver and were informed of its approval from the Baton Rouge main office after an advance article ran in The Daily Star Monday. More than 30 vendors will gather at the park's Nature Center, 27225 Patterson Road, from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Call (225) 294-2218 for more information.

Hi, I want to trade research time with anyone that lives close to The Louisiana State Archives Research Library. I have access to ALL FTM (Family Tree Maker) CDs. I live in Nederland, Jefferson County, Texas, between Beaumont and Port Arthur. I live close to a LDS Family History Center. I have access to all Texas and Louisiana census in a local genealogy library in Beaumont, Texas. I need someone that can get me copies of birth, marriage and death records of my family that lived in St. Mary Parish, Louisiana. Thanks, Michael SMITH stmike@pernet.net Michael Joseph SMITH and Patti Sue DARDER 124 South 16th Street Nederland, Texas 77627-5119 (409) 722-7277 or (409) 729-4638 work or (409) 727-3019 fax work. stmike@pernet.net ICQ # 4644680 Researching: Battaglio/Battaglia, Lipponna/LaPoma, Oddo/Otto and Scelfo/Schelfa in St. Mary Parish, Louisiana, Alimena, Di Palermo, Sicily and Italy.

Bear Creek Cemetery is in Montpelier Louisiana - St. Helena Parish. It is an African American Cemetery located across the Highway 16, In front of the Bear Creek Restaurant. This cemetery has not been recorded. Any Volunteers? Don

Bear Creek Feature Type: stream State Parish: Louisiana Livingston Louisiana St. Helena Latitude Longitude USGS 7.5' x 7.5' Map 303427N 0904222W Holden 304138N 0904035W Montpelier I do not see a Cemetery Marked on the Map. This Address is near the Bear Creek Restaurant. The Mailing address is: Route one, Amite, La.

Just need the Facts and please no Research advice. Looking for: Location of Bear Creek Cemetery - Florida Parishes Don

<A HREF="mailto:butterflyjmcqueen@yahoo.com">Elizabeth McQueen   </A>   April 25, 2001 Do you have any info on Ellan Kirby b. Jan 1858; m. William "Buck" Donahue on 4 Mar 1874 & d. 9 Feb 1904. Her daughter Emma Rejoiner was my paternal grand- mother and I have nothing on this line. Can you offer anything? Emma m. William Swezye "Doc" Blades 31 Jan 1901. I'm interested in Emma's middle name Rejoiner. Sounds like a family name doesn't it? Thank you in advance.  Elizabeth email:  butterflyjmcqueen@yahoo.com

Posted on: East Baton Rouge Parish La Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/La/EastBatonRouge/10118 Surname: Manadue, Horton ------------------------- If this is the correct Henry I have a lot of about his descendents, but only a little about him. We went to Louisiana to do family research and went over the Miss. for a visit and found one of our ancestors William Justice married Mary Manadue, daughter of Henry. Military History of Mississippi 1803-1898 by Rowland page 8 Militia Organizations-The militia organization in 1814, as given in the Natchez Almanac Lieutenant-Colonel commandant: Henry Manadue, 10th Reg, Warren Louisiana Census 1840-W. H. Manadue Rapides parrish 202 Mississippi Census 1830 Manadier, Henry Males-under 10-(4), 10-20-(2), 40-60-(1) Females under 10-(1), 40-60-(1) If this is the correct Henry then Delia would have had to have been his second wife because Mary and William Justice were married in 1807 which would have made her 10 if she were the child of Delia and Henry.

Posted on: East Baton Rouge Parish La Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/La/EastBatonRouge/10117 Surname: MARSHALL, ROSS, YEISER, McGILL, VAN TIERCE ------------------------- Seeking info on or descendants of Charles Edward MARSHALL and Mary Catherine ROSS, whose last child was born in Baton Rouge, East Baton Rouge Parish, LA. She was Lucie MARSHALL, b. 28 Jan 1851. Charles Edward MARSHALL was b. 19 Nov 1808 in Georgia or North Carolina, son of John MARSHALL and Elizabeth McGILL. Mary Catherine ROSS was born 01 Mar 1812, daughter of Reuben ROSS and Sarah VAN TIERCE. First eight children of Charles Edward and Mary Catherine were: Horace MARSHALL, b. 30 Mar 1828 Stevensburg VA Ann Elizabeth MARSHALL, b. 18 Nov 1830 Stevensburg VA Ellen Araminta MARSHALL, b. 09 Jun 1833 Virginia (married James Garrard M. YEISER in New Orleans LA 1853) Sarah MARSHALL, b. 02 Jul 1835 Virginia Alma MARSHALL, b. 18 Jun 1838 Charleston VA Charles MARSHALL Jr., died as infant Mary MARSHALL, b. 14 Nov 1844 Natchez MS Eugenia Theresa MARSHALL, b. 15 Dec 1847 Natchez MS

Hi List I'm looking for names of Cemeteries in East Baton Rouge Parish. Charlotte

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