John, Too bad about the D/R - a long form death record often names parents and gives birth info. If you cannot actually find a record that gives his parents AND his date of birth, then concentrate on finding proof of parentage. Did his father leave a will or settlement which named him? You mentioned the 1870 census - is Charles listed with his parents? And is he actually called "son"? Susan www.rootsweb.com/~canms/canada.html -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of John Walker Sent: Saturday, October 14, 2006 1:28 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [MFLR] MILLER, Charles Edwin b. 26 May 1856, East Penn, Carbon, PA Greetings, I am searching for documentation of the birth of my great grandfather, Charles Edwin Miller, b. 26 May 1856, East Penn, Carbon, PA. This will help me to conclude a Mayflower Society proof of lineage to Francis Cooke. The Salt Lake City LDS Family History library has a listing of church records for the Ben Salem United Church of Christ in East Penn. Unfortunately, the baptisms end one year before my grandfather's birth. Alternatively, he may have been baptized at the Dinkey Evangelical Lutheran Church. I tried to contact both of these churches by phone today, but no one answered. I found documentation for the 26 Aug 1849 marriage of his parents, John Miller and Elisa Andreas, in the "Pastoral records of E. A. Bauer", but that does not contain baptisms, only marriages and funerals. E. A. Bauer was evidently a Lutheran minister. The family was still in East Penn during the 1860 census. The family shows up in Upper Macungie, Lehigh, PA in the 1870 census. By the 1880 census, Charles had married and started his own family. Charles' and his father's families were both in Moosic, Lackawanna, PA at that time. Charles Edwin Miller died alone in the Yukon Territories of Canada in the 1930s. I checked with the Yukon Vital Statistics office for a death certificate, but they replied that none was found (and said that was not unusual up there). If anyone can point me in the right direction, or lend a helping hand, it would be greatly appreciated. Cheers, John Douglas Walker [email protected] ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Greetings, I am searching for documentation of the birth of my great grandfather, Charles Edwin Miller, b. 26 May 1856, East Penn, Carbon, PA. This will help me to conclude a Mayflower Society proof of lineage to Francis Cooke. The Salt Lake City LDS Family History library has a listing of church records for the Ben Salem United Church of Christ in East Penn. Unfortunately, the baptisms end one year before my grandfather's birth. Alternatively, he may have been baptized at the Dinkey Evangelical Lutheran Church. I tried to contact both of these churches by phone today, but no one answered. I found documentation for the 26 Aug 1849 marriage of his parents, John Miller and Elisa Andreas, in the "Pastoral records of E. A. Bauer", but that does not contain baptisms, only marriages and funerals. E. A. Bauer was evidently a Lutheran minister. The family was still in East Penn during the 1860 census. The family shows up in Upper Macungie, Lehigh, PA in the 1870 census. By the 1880 census, Charles had married and started his own family. Charles' and his father's families were both in Moosic, Lackawanna, PA at that time. Charles Edwin Miller died alone in the Yukon Territories of Canada in the 1930s. I checked with the Yukon Vital Statistics office for a death certificate, but they replied that none was found (and said that was not unusual up there). If anyone can point me in the right direction, or lend a helping hand, it would be greatly appreciated. Cheers, John Douglas Walker [email protected]

Christie Trapp asked about dates for Thankful Snow. She may be a daughter of Nathan SNOW of Eastham, MA, born 1732 according to Mayflower Families (MF) 6:216 which was told to me by Susan Roser. Nathan Snow removed to Barrington, Nova Scotia. Any information welcome. Cynthia

I have 4 Thankful Snows in my database, none of them married to a William Laskey. In fact, none of them are married. So if you could help with her date of birth, I might be able to hone in on the right one that might have gone to Nova Scotia to marry William. Christie Trapp

Cynthia, According to Mayflower Families (MF) 6:216, a Nathan6 Snow (Benjamin5-4, Joseph3, Constance2 Hopkins, Stephen1) born 1732 at Eastham, MA, married Mary Horn/Polle and removed to Barrington NS. A note on this page states that given Nathan's residency at Barrington, "attention is called to three Snow women of that generation in that community" - Thankful Snow who m. William Laskey; Rachel Snow, sister of Thankful who m. Joseph Swain and a Jerusha Snow (another possible sister) who m. John Swain, brother of Joseph. It would appear from this, that these women have not been identified (at least by the society's researchers). Susan. www.rootsweb.com/~canms/canada.html -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2006 5:24 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [MFLR] THANKFUL SNOW IN NOVA SCOTIA I am looking for the parentage of a Thankful SNOW who was in Nova Scotia about 1768, where she married a William Laskey (from Marblehead, MA). There were SNOW families who removed from Cape Cod to Barrington, NS as Planter's. Any information or comments are welcome. Cynthia ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I am looking for the parentage of a Thankful SNOW who was in Nova Scotia about 1768, where she married a William Laskey (from Marblehead, MA). There were SNOW families who removed from Cape Cod to Barrington, NS as Planter's. Any information or comments are welcome. Cynthia

With reference to Southwark being on the "wrong side of the river [tracks]", I would point out that John Harvard (benefactor of the venerable institution in Cambridge, MA) was born in Southwark. I don't disagree that Southwark wasn't the best section of town, but just wanted to make this observation. There is a memorial to J.H. in a church in Southwark. You no doubt already know that he was a Puritan minister who immigrated to America and died childless, leaving a large portion of his estate and his library to the new college in Cambridge which was named in his honor. Thomas R. Kellogg, Esq. -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.405 / Virus Database: 268.12.10/459 - Release Date: 9/29/2006

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David, I cannot get to your site: http://www.feliixplace.com/genealogylists/firstships.html. Thanks, Linda Thanks for sharing that site. As you know the Pilgrim migration consisted of more than just the Mayflower. There was also the ships Fortune, as you mentioned, the Anne, the Little James and several other early ships that brought people of that group to America. Which is why I created The First Ships Discussion List homepage at http://www.feliixplace.com/genealogylists/firstships.html. Best regards, David > Thanks for sharing that site. As you know the Pilgrim migration > consisted of more than just the Mayflower. There was also the ships > Fortune, as you mentioned, the Anne, the Little James and several > other early ships that brought people of that group to America. > Which is why I created The First Ships Discussion List homepage at > http://www.feliixplace.com/genealogylists/firstships.html. > > Best regards, > > > David >

Some of the Pilgrims were left in England when the Mayflower sailed in 1620. The remainder, who had moved from Leyden to England sailed on the "Fortune" in 1621. with a group of tradesmen (mostly from Southwark "on the wrong side of the river") in London. The passenger list of the "Fortune" is now available at; http://AncestryUK.com/FortunePassengerList.htm For more information, contact; AncestryUK Family Heritage International The "Original" Washington, ENGLAND, NE38 OQB E. Mail; [email protected] Web Site; http://www.AncestryUK.com

At 04:29 AM 10/2/2006, Family Heritage International wrote: >Some of the Pilgrims were left in England when the Mayflower sailed >in 1620. The remainder, who had moved from Leyden to England sailed >on the "Fortune" in 1621. >with a group of tradesmen (mostly from Southwark "on the wrong side >of the river") in London. > >The passenger list of the "Fortune" is now available at; > >http://AncestryUK.com/FortunePassengerList.htm > Thanks for sharing that site. As you know the Pilgrim migration consisted of more than just the Mayflower. There was also the ships Fortune, as you mentioned, the Anne, the Little James and several other early ships that brought people of that group to America. Which is why I created The First Ships Discussion List homepage at http://www.feliixplace.com/genealogylists/firstships.html. Best regards, David

Hi All, I am looking for Larry Noble, who I am told was on this list. I have emailed him but the email bounced. We share a common line and I was hoping to hear from him. Larry, if you are out there, please give me a holler! Linda (Warrick) Chesson [email protected] or [email protected]

I wish to extend many thanks to those of you who were so helpful to me in answering my concerns regarding the Bowen lines. I am most grateful to all of you and appreciate that time and efforts that you took on my behalf. I feel that because of you I have a better grasp of this line. With kind regards, Susan

Susan, you don't say where these lines connect to you. You need to start with yourself and go back, documenting each person as you go. This is why I am stuck on my ggg-grandfather William Wheeler. Sometimes, as it is in my case, the documents you acquire leave more questions unanswered. I had no idea there was a Mayflower connection until I found the "other" William Wheeler. Wheelers are as "thick as fleas" in New England. Joan Norstedt On Sep 29, 2006, at 12:11 PM, Dorris wrote: Hello I'm new to the list but find it very interesting. I have searched for a Mayflower connection for a long time. I notice you keep mentioning the Wheeler name. I have a Wheeler connection. Maybe there's hope for me finding a Mayflower connection yet. Here's what I know. Help please. Susan Dorris in Illinois

Dorris, Doesn't look like there's going to be anything on this Wheeler line as Wheelers per se. Great Migration people given Milford Curch Record of 1640. Two of Peregrine White's daughters marry into the Wheelers of Concord there about the 1660s. You are going to need to work on the Holbrook, Gillette, Bartlett, Wooster, Lobdell ancestral lines. Couldn't quite tell what was your direct ancestral line, though. So focus on your collateral lines from about 1820 back, which I'm guessing is generation 5-9, laying out the wives and their parents and their parents & then consulting the Silver books, the Mayflower Five Generation Project, etc. Mine goes Gen. 3 Emily Paine Gen. 4 Charles B. Paine - wife Georgianna Spinney {who has no Mayflower} Gen. 5 John B. Paine - Rebecca M. Reed (who has Doty Mayflower ancestry) Gen. 6 Silas Paine listed in M5G original vol. 3 - Chloe Chase (who has no Mayflower) & so on back to George Soule of the Mayflower plus at least 2 others in addition to Doty Regards Robert M. Gerrity YANKEE ANCESTRY P. O. Box 2814 Acton, MA 01720 >From: "Dorris" <[email protected]> >Reply-To: Dorris <[email protected]>, [email protected] >To: <[email protected]> >Subject: Re: [MFLR] William Wheelers >Date: Fri, 29 Sep 2006 14:11:16 -0500 > >Hello > >I'm new to the list but find it very interesting. I have searched for a >Mayflower connection for a long time. I notice you keep mentioning the >Wheeler name. I have a Wheeler connection. Maybe there's hope for me >finding a Mayflower connection yet. >Here's what I know. Help please. > >Susan Dorris in Illinois >WHEELER > >Generation 10 >Mary Wheeler #595, daughter of Ephraim #1190 and Mary (Holbrook) #1191 >Wheeler, born 3 February 1678 Ct., died 31 January 1730 aged 53 at Milford, >Ct., married in 1696 in Ct. to Eliphal(et) Gillette #594, son of Sgt. >Jeremiah #1188 and Deborah (Bartlett) #1189 Gillette, born 1672/3 Ct., died >19 March 1746/7 aged 74. He m. 2nd Elizabeth ( ), died 17 July 1732, m. >3rd Hannah ( ). >Children: of Eliphal and Mary, all born Milford, Ct. >Mary #297 m. Jesse Lambert #296 >Ephraim bp 29 Jan 1698/9, d. bef 1747/8, >m. 2 Apr 1724 Persis Wooster, d. of David and Mary (Lobdell) Wooster. Ch: >Ephraim, David twin, Wooster twin, Freelove, Mary, Jeremiah, Jonathan, >Shadrach, Joseph twin, Benjamin twin. >Jeremiah bp 10 Aug 1701, d. 24 Sep 1732 aged 32, m. 16 July 1725 > Frances Bryan, d. of Richard and Sarah (Platt) Bryan. >Ch: Frances, Mary, Sarah. >Jonathan b. 10 Sept 1703, bp 17 Oct 1703, d. 5 Sept 1732 >Abraham b. 12 Nov 1705, m. 28 Jan 1730 Abigail Prindle, >d. of Samuel and Dorothy (Plumb) Prindle. >Ch: Hannah, Abigail, Jonathan, Abraham. >Rachel b. 17 Feb 1707/8, bp 21 March 1708, m. Daniel Collins, >s. of Daniel and Ruth (Wilkinson) Collins. >Hannah b. 26 Oct 1710, bp 3 Dec 1710 >Agnes b. 19 March 1715/16, bp 22 Aug 1716, d. 15 Jan 1795, >m. a Summers >Eliphal b. 22 March 1719, m. Mercy Smith, d. of John and Ruth >(Briscoe) Smith. Ch: Agnes, Wheeler, Eliphal/Eliphalet. > >Generation 11 >Ephraim Wheeler #1190, son of Thomas #2380 and Joan (Bryan?) #2381 Wheeler, >baptized April 1646 Milford, Ct., and died 1684/5. He married 8 September >1675 Milford, Ct. to Mary Holbrook #1191, daughter of Richard #2382 and >Agnes ( ) #2383 Holbrook, baptized 17 March 1650 Dorchester, Ma. Mary >married 2nd Henry Summers. >Children: >Obadiah b. 15 June 1676 Milford, bp 18 June 1676, d. y. >Mary #595 m. Eliphal Gillett #594 >Thomas d. y. >Ephraim d. y. >Abigail b. 8 Feb 1683 Milford, m. 28 July 1703 John Brinsmade, >son of Paul and Elizabeth Brinsmade of Derby, Ct. > >Generation 12 >Thomas Wheeler #2380, of Milford, Ct., died 26 November 1672 at Milford. >He >married Joan/Jane (Bryan?) #2381, daughter of Thomas Bryan?, buried 11 June >1673. Deputy to Connecticut legislature May and October of 1670, and May of >1671. He was admitted to the Milford Church 9 August 1640, and his wife >Jane/Joan was admitted 27 September 1640. Will dated 18 November 1672, >proved 11 June 1673 names eldest son John and John's three eldest daughters >Sarah, Mary, and Elizabeth; 2nd son Nathaniel and his daughter Esther; sons >Ephraim and Joseph; son Thomas; my brothers children here, viz., William, >Thomas, Sarah; Wife Joan. Inventory of the widow Joan dated 23 June 1673. >John and Obadiah Wheeler had land in Stratford 1667, by gift from father, >Thomas of Milford. >Children: >John bp 16 Aug 1640 Milford >Samuel bp 16 Aug 1640 Milford, d. 1668 >Nathaniel bp Feb 1641 Milford, m. 27 June 1665 Hester or Esther >Botsford, dau of Henry and Elizabeth Botsford. >Removed to Newark, N. J. >Obadiah bp March 1643 Milford, died Stratford, Ct. 1668, m. Ruth >(Rogers) Goodwin, dau of John Rogers and widow of Thomas Goodwin. Ephraim >#1190 m. Mary Holbrook #1191 >Eleazer bp 30 Apr 1648 Milford, d. 10 Aug 1649 >Thomas bp 28 July 1650 Milford >Josiah bp 5 June 1653, d. y. >Joseph bp 23 Nov 1655, d. y. >Joseph bp 13 March 1656/7, m. June 1678 at Milford to Patience >Holbrook, dau of Richard Holbrook. Ch: Patience, Anna, Joseph. Removed >to Newark, N. J. > >Reference: >Families Of Early Milford Connecticut by Jacquelyn L. Ricker p. 797, 798 >History And Genealogy Of The Families Of Old Fairfield by Donald L. Jacobus >p. 679-681 >Genealogical Dictionary Of The First Settlers Of New England, by James >Savage, p. 496, 500 > > > > > > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Joan Norstedt" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Friday, September 29, 2006 1:51 PM >Subject: [MFLR] William Wheelers > > > > Darlene, I wrote to your address below requesting the link (absent in > > the e-mail), but it was returned as un-deliverable. Please post the > > link to the list. > > > > Joan Norstedt > > On Sep 26, 2006, at 8:39 PM, [email protected] wrote: > > > > Hello. I have attached a link of Vermont people who were either > > born or > > died in Caldonia, Vermont, > > > > including Wheelers, Wheatons, Humphrey, Hawkins, Pierce (sp?), and many, > > many, many more. from the 1800's. > > > > If you can not open this link on here, email me at > > [email protected]_ > > (mailto:[email protected]) , and I will send you the attachment. > > > > It's really awesome. > > > > Darlene > > from Rhode Island > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to MAYFLOWER- > > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > > in the subject and the body of the message > > > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >[email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > > > -- > > No virus found in this incoming message. > > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > > Version: 7.1.407 / Virus Database: 268.12.10/459 - Release Date: 9/29/06 > > > > > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >[email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Dorris, have you checked out the Lobdell and Collins lines? I have the Lobdells, and while they are not directly connected to the Mayflower one of my William Bradford lines goes through the Nicholas Lobdell line through marriage to Anna Lobdell, and my other William Bradford line goes through the Nathaniel Collins lines. Have you looked at those lines? Joyce Moore Robert Gerrity <[email protected]> wrote: Dorris, Doesn't look like there's going to be anything on this Wheeler line as Wheelers per se. Great Migration people given Milford Curch Record of 1640. Two of Peregrine White's daughters marry into the Wheelers of Concord there about the 1660s. You are going to need to work on the Holbrook, Gillette, Bartlett, Wooster, Lobdell ancestral lines. Couldn't quite tell what was your direct ancestral line, though. So focus on your collateral lines from about 1820 back, which I'm guessing is generation 5-9, laying out the wives and their parents and their parents & then consulting the Silver books, the Mayflower Five Generation Project, etc. Mine goes Gen. 3 Emily Paine Gen. 4 Charles B. Paine - wife Georgianna Spinney {who has no Mayflower} Gen. 5 John B. Paine - Rebecca M. Reed (who has Doty Mayflower ancestry) Gen. 6 Silas Paine listed in M5G original vol. 3 - Chloe Chase (who has no Mayflower) & so on back to George Soule of the Mayflower plus at least 2 others in addition to Doty Regards Robert M. Gerrity YANKEE ANCESTRY P. O. Box 2814 Acton, MA 01720 >From: "Dorris" >Reply-To: Dorris , [email protected] >To: >Subject: Re: [MFLR] William Wheelers >Date: Fri, 29 Sep 2006 14:11:16 -0500 > >Hello > >I'm new to the list but find it very interesting. I have searched for a >Mayflower connection for a long time. I notice you keep mentioning the >Wheeler name. I have a Wheeler connection. Maybe there's hope for me >finding a Mayflower connection yet. >Here's what I know. Help please. > >Susan Dorris in Illinois >WHEELER > >Generation 10 >Mary Wheeler #595, daughter of Ephraim #1190 and Mary (Holbrook) #1191 >Wheeler, born 3 February 1678 Ct., died 31 January 1730 aged 53 at Milford, >Ct., married in 1696 in Ct. to Eliphal(et) Gillette #594, son of Sgt. >Jeremiah #1188 and Deborah (Bartlett) #1189 Gillette, born 1672/3 Ct., died >19 March 1746/7 aged 74. He m. 2nd Elizabeth ( ), died 17 July 1732, m. >3rd Hannah ( ). >Children: of Eliphal and Mary, all born Milford, Ct. >Mary #297 m. Jesse Lambert #296 >Ephraim bp 29 Jan 1698/9, d. bef 1747/8, >m. 2 Apr 1724 Persis Wooster, d. of David and Mary (Lobdell) Wooster. Ch: >Ephraim, David twin, Wooster twin, Freelove, Mary, Jeremiah, Jonathan, >Shadrach, Joseph twin, Benjamin twin. >Jeremiah bp 10 Aug 1701, d. 24 Sep 1732 aged 32, m. 16 July 1725 > Frances Bryan, d. of Richard and Sarah (Platt) Bryan. >Ch: Frances, Mary, Sarah. >Jonathan b. 10 Sept 1703, bp 17 Oct 1703, d. 5 Sept 1732 >Abraham b. 12 Nov 1705, m. 28 Jan 1730 Abigail Prindle, >d. of Samuel and Dorothy (Plumb) Prindle. >Ch: Hannah, Abigail, Jonathan, Abraham. >Rachel b. 17 Feb 1707/8, bp 21 March 1708, m. Daniel Collins, >s. of Daniel and Ruth (Wilkinson) Collins. >Hannah b. 26 Oct 1710, bp 3 Dec 1710 >Agnes b. 19 March 1715/16, bp 22 Aug 1716, d. 15 Jan 1795, >m. a Summers >Eliphal b. 22 March 1719, m. Mercy Smith, d. of John and Ruth >(Briscoe) Smith. Ch: Agnes, Wheeler, Eliphal/Eliphalet. > >Generation 11 >Ephraim Wheeler #1190, son of Thomas #2380 and Joan (Bryan?) #2381 Wheeler, >baptized April 1646 Milford, Ct., and died 1684/5. He married 8 September >1675 Milford, Ct. to Mary Holbrook #1191, daughter of Richard #2382 and >Agnes ( ) #2383 Holbrook, baptized 17 March 1650 Dorchester, Ma. Mary >married 2nd Henry Summers. >Children: >Obadiah b. 15 June 1676 Milford, bp 18 June 1676, d. y. >Mary #595 m. Eliphal Gillett #594 >Thomas d. y. >Ephraim d. y. >Abigail b. 8 Feb 1683 Milford, m. 28 July 1703 John Brinsmade, >son of Paul and Elizabeth Brinsmade of Derby, Ct. > >Generation 12 >Thomas Wheeler #2380, of Milford, Ct., died 26 November 1672 at Milford. >He >married Joan/Jane (Bryan?) #2381, daughter of Thomas Bryan?, buried 11 June >1673. Deputy to Connecticut legislature May and October of 1670, and May of >1671. He was admitted to the Milford Church 9 August 1640, and his wife >Jane/Joan was admitted 27 September 1640. Will dated 18 November 1672, >proved 11 June 1673 names eldest son John and John's three eldest daughters >Sarah, Mary, and Elizabeth; 2nd son Nathaniel and his daughter Esther; sons >Ephraim and Joseph; son Thomas; my brothers children here, viz., William, >Thomas, Sarah; Wife Joan. Inventory of the widow Joan dated 23 June 1673. >John and Obadiah Wheeler had land in Stratford 1667, by gift from father, >Thomas of Milford. >Children: >John bp 16 Aug 1640 Milford >Samuel bp 16 Aug 1640 Milford, d. 1668 >Nathaniel bp Feb 1641 Milford, m. 27 June 1665 Hester or Esther >Botsford, dau of Henry and Elizabeth Botsford. >Removed to Newark, N. J. >Obadiah bp March 1643 Milford, died Stratford, Ct. 1668, m. Ruth >(Rogers) Goodwin, dau of John Rogers and widow of Thomas Goodwin. Ephraim >#1190 m. Mary Holbrook #1191 >Eleazer bp 30 Apr 1648 Milford, d. 10 Aug 1649 >Thomas bp 28 July 1650 Milford >Josiah bp 5 June 1653, d. y. >Joseph bp 23 Nov 1655, d. y. >Joseph bp 13 March 1656/7, m. June 1678 at Milford to Patience >Holbrook, dau of Richard Holbrook. Ch: Patience, Anna, Joseph. Removed >to Newark, N. J. > >Reference: >Families Of Early Milford Connecticut by Jacquelyn L. Ricker p. 797, 798 >History And Genealogy Of The Families Of Old Fairfield by Donald L. Jacobus >p. 679-681 >Genealogical Dictionary Of The First Settlers Of New England, by James >Savage, p. 496, 500 > > > > > > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Joan Norstedt" >To: >Sent: Friday, September 29, 2006 1:51 PM >Subject: [MFLR] William Wheelers > > > > Darlene, I wrote to your address below requesting the link (absent in > > the e-mail), but it was returned as un-deliverable. Please post the > > link to the list. > > > > Joan Norstedt > > On Sep 26, 2006, at 8:39 PM, [email protected] wrote: > > > > Hello. I have attached a link of Vermont people who were either > > born or > > died in Caldonia, Vermont, > > > > including Wheelers, Wheatons, Humphrey, Hawkins, Pierce (sp?), and many, > > many, many more. from the 1800's. > > > > If you can not open this link on here, email me at > > [email protected]_ > > (mailto:[email protected]) , and I will send you the attachment. > > > > It's really awesome. > > > > Darlene > > from Rhode Island > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to MAYFLOWER- > > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > > in the subject and the body of the message > > > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >[email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > > > -- > > No virus found in this incoming message. > > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > > Version: 7.1.407 / Virus Database: 268.12.10/459 - Release Date: 9/29/06 > > > > > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >[email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >quotes in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

_Click here: Saint Johnsbury Caledonian, Saint Johnsbury, Vermont - 1837-1850_ (http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~nekg3/files/news-stj-caledonian-deaths.htm)

Thank you Darlene, but I've used this link many times in the past and the information I need is not here. Joan On Sep 29, 2006, at 1:59 PM, [email protected] wrote: _Click here: Saint Johnsbury Caledonian, Saint Johnsbury, Vermont - 1837-1850_ (http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~nekg3/files/news-stj- caledonian-deaths.htm)

I tried her e-mail directly but it was sent back. I asked her to send a link. Joan On Sep 29, 2006, at 1:27 PM, [email protected] wrote: Attachments can't be sent to the list. So the person who indicated they had something on the Wheelers must be contacted directly. Christie Trapp

Attachments can't be sent to the list. So the person who indicated they had something on the Wheelers must be contacted directly. Christie Trapp