Does anyone on this list know what Enumeration District Goldsboro is in on the following in 1880. District 1 Election District No. 1 or Hendersons District 1 Election District No. 1 or Hendersons District 2 Election District No. 2 or Streensborough District 3 Election District No. 3 or Denton District 4 Election District No. 4 or Harmony District 5 Election District No. 5 or Federalsburg District 6 Election District No. 6 Kathleen Burnett

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/iEB.2ACE/26.0.261.335.446.463.1 Message Board Post: What Hignutts are you related to.. any in Delaware...Maryland Mary M. my grand mother William E. Hignutt her father Eliza her mother Oti her nephew James her brother Please replay may be family Thanks Jean

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/iEB.2ACE/26.0.261.335.446.464 Message Board Post: Yes I can... That man was my Grandfather and his birth name was Elisha Edmund Messick He went by the name Edward later in his life He is buried at Bloomery Methodist church..Smithville, MD His bothers and paents are also buried out there along with my father. He....... his father was Edmund M. Messick his mother was Mary Collins Edmund M. Messick parents are Isaac Messick Lydia Hastings Sister to Edmund is ...Hester A. born..1843 Mimmie...was her nickname...her real name by birth was Mary Mitilda Hignutt her parents were...William E.Hignutt & Eliza Wright Elisha..my granfather had these children..1st marriage to Elsie Bell Hignutt.....divorced 1908..william Messick ..born 1899 remarried to my grandmother Mimmie in 1911 children were ...Holly Elizabeth 1906...Clifford... Ethel...John..1919...Martin... Edmund M. Messick was born 1842 married in 1865 after he was in the civil war...Have his papers wife Mary L. Collins and him had these children Lidia 1867 Elisha E. 1869 George Henry W. 1871 Lorine 1874 Isaac 1876 Deliah L. 1878 William H. 1881 died 1904 James E. 1884 I hope this helps some are you related to any of them ? I KNOW THESE ARE THE PEOPLE YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT !!! They lived for awhile in Delaware but mainly lived near Federalsburg, MD PS Most of the Hignutts and theMessicks I told youabout are buried at Bloomery Jean

Does anyone on this list live in Goldsboro, Caroline Co., MD?? Kathleen Burnett

Dear Helen, I have found NO connections between my Elizabeth (TULL) McCULLOUGH (b. 1811; d. 1-20-1885, Wilmington, New Castle Co., DE, her sister Mary A. TULL (b. abt. 1807) and any other TULL families. Maybe you can connect them to your Edward TULL? Mary is living with Elizabeth and her husband Jethro J. McCULLOUGH in 1860 (census report for North East, District 5, Cecil Co., MD). Mary A. is buried in the same cemetery plot as Elizabeth and Jethro in North East, MD. Karen Carter Sandy, UT Helen wrote to MDCAROLI list on 1/19/02 6:47:35 AM Mountain Standard Time: ". . . . I understand that my gr. grandfather moved to Laurel,De and became the justice of the peace, I have yet to find his gravesite. HIs name was Edward James Tull."

Hi Everyone! I was as frustrated as the rest of you with this web page, especially because I could see ONE paragraph of my great-grandmother's obituary!! Sooooo, I signed up for the quarterly membership and viola(!) I can now navigate the pages without being asked to sign in every other minute to no avail. Ok. After I get that obituary copied, how do we get even????? Donna Heath PIVER, LAUGHINGHOUSE/LATHINGHOUSE, WOODWARD, FORESTER/FORRESTER -----Original Message----- From: HOOKSETS@aol.com [mailto:HOOKSETS@aol.com] Sent: Saturday, January 19, 2002 4:21 PM To: MDCAROLI-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [MDCAROLI] Denton Journal I did just that yesterday to their Technical support and received the following from the webserver email "postmaster": <<This is an automatically generated Delivery Status Notification. THIS IS A WARNING MESSAGE ONLY. YOU DO NOT NEED TO RESEND YOUR MESSAGE. Delivery to the following recipients has been delayed. customerservice@heritagemicrofilm.com>> Perhaps there is a problem on their site. In a message dated 1/19/02 3:07:48 PM, rstephan@erols.com writes: << They claim at their site that 5-6 of their listed papers are free to view, Denton Journal, being one of them. I am still waiting for a response to them. Perhaps if everyone sent their technical department a quick e-mail they'll at least respond. >> Richard Largaespada <A HREF="http://daffin.org">The Daffin Family Tree</A> ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

I did just that yesterday to their Technical support and received the following from the webserver email "postmaster": <<This is an automatically generated Delivery Status Notification. THIS IS A WARNING MESSAGE ONLY. YOU DO NOT NEED TO RESEND YOUR MESSAGE. Delivery to the following recipients has been delayed. customerservice@heritagemicrofilm.com>> Perhaps there is a problem on their site. In a message dated 1/19/02 3:07:48 PM, rstephan@erols.com writes: << They claim at their site that 5-6 of their listed papers are free to view, Denton Journal, being one of them. I am still waiting for a response to them. Perhaps if everyone sent their technical department a quick e-mail they'll at least respond. >> Richard Largaespada <A HREF="http://daffin.org">The Daffin Family Tree</A>

Helen, This is the same problem I have with a couple of "middle" names (Perry and Forman) found in my Daffin family line. I do remember as a young boy a HEARN'S POND somewhere outside of Seaford, De. when we moved there from Maryland and also some folks around with the HEARN surname. Perhaps a posting to a Kent or Sussex Co. list might also help. Below is a bit of my own CALLAWAY FAMILY History from Wm. Callaway, Sr. and Mary Morgan. My great grandmother was Margaret Wesley Callaway. I don't know if any of the info I have below helps any further, but what you posted has helped me! I was unsure of how my great grandmother descended from Peter Callaway, so thanks for posting the query! (1) William Callaway1 (1768 - 1826) b. 11 Jul 1768, Kent County, Delaware1 d. 2 Apr 18261 & Mary Morgan1 (1790 - 1867) b. 15 Dec 17901 d. Oct 1867, Kent County, Delaware1 m. 9 Jun 18071 | (2) Wesley Callaway2 | (1819 - 1855) | b. 22 Jan 1819, Kent County, Delaware1 | d. 9 Oct 1855, Kent County, Delaware1 | & Margaret Swiggett1 | m. 28 Mar 18481 | | (3) Margaret Wesley Callaway | | (ca1856 - ) | | b. ca 1856, Delaware3 | | & Thomas James Daffin | | (1846 - >1926) | | b. Oct 1846 | | d. aft 1926 | | m. 18 Dec 1878, Talbot County, Maryland | | | (4) Floyd Perry Daffin | | | (1882 - 1957) | | | b. 19 Jun 1882, Caroline County, Maryland4 | | | d. 23 Aug 1957, Laurel, Delaware5 | | | & Bertha Frances Collins | | | (1891 - 1951) | | | b. 13 Oct 1891, Caroline County, Maryland6 | | | d. 8 Nov 1951, Baltimore, Maryland6 | | | bur. 11 Nov 1951, Hill Crest Cemetery, Federalsburg, Caroline County, Md. | | | (4) Ida May Daffin | | | (1895 - ) | | | b. 1895 | | | & Charles Steinback | | | m. 1 Jun 1917, Caroline County, Maryland | | | (4) Thomas James Daffin Jr. | | | (1887 - 1965) | | | b. 7 Aug 1887, Maryland7 | | | d. Dec 1965, Maryland7 | | | bur. Hill Crest Cemetery, Federalsburg, Caroline County, Maryland | | | & Lillie Trice | | | (1890 - 1970) | | | b. 18907 | | | d. 19707 | | | m. 12 Apr 1911, Maryland | | | (4) Ola Castella Daffin | | | (1890 - ) | | | b. 23 Mar 1890, American Corner, Maryland | | | & John Elijah Williamson | | | ( - 1944) | | | d. 1944 | | | m. 13 Mar 1907 | | | (4) Mary Mylissa Daffin8 | | | (1885 - 1920) | | | b. 1885 | | | d. 1920 | | | & John Albert Williamson | | | (ca1885 - 1920) | | | b. ca 1885 | | | d. 1920 | | | m. 23 Oct 1907 | | | (4) Bessie L. Daffin | | | (1880 - ) | | | b. 1880 | | | & William E. Hubbard | | | m. 3 Dec 1900, Cottage Apts, Ann Arundel Co, Baltimore, MD | | | (4) Margaret P. Daffin | | | (1897 - ) | | | b. 18979 | | | & Frank Hittson | | | m. unknown | | | (4) Hattie DeMerritt Daffin | | | (1886 - ) | | | b. 1886 | | | & George Francis Lane | | | m. ? | (2) Sulahann Callaway1 | (2) William Callaway Jr.1 | (2) James Ralston Callaway1 | (2) Sarah Morgan Callaway1 | (2) Benjamin H. Callaway1 | (2) Henry Callaway1 | (2) Eli Callaway1 | (2) Jonathon Callaway1 | (2) Reynear William Callaway1 | (2) William Edward Callaway1 Sources 1. Family Chart prepared by the late W.W. Shaw (Bernice Callaway) formerly of Harrington, Delaware. (info sent by Sherrill U. Williams in email) 2. Sherrill U. Williams, "Callaway researcher," November 1, 1998, ZFPB34A@prodigy.com. 3. 1860 U.S.Census; Kent Co., De. 4. WW I Draft registration 5. "Obit." 6. Funeral Service Book; Bertha F. Daffin 7. Marilyn Wright (husband related to Trice/Hignutt family), "emails," 2000-2001 misc., St. Paul, Mn <uniqueshotshells@uswest.net>. 8. Linda Haller/Francis Ireland-g-dau.&son of Louise Fields, "email correspondance," April/2001, Gaithersburg, Md/Seaford, De. 9. 1920 U.S. Census; Caroline Co., Md. In a message dated 1/19/02 7:52:59 AM, HMWEBBER@aol.com writes: << Sorry, I sent it out with the wrong subject line! Good morning, I'm interested in any HEARNs that married into the CALLAWAY Family. My CALLAWAY cousin's name is, William "Hearn" CALLAWAY & we have been trying to find out where the HEARN surname comes from. "Hearn" descends from two (2) CALLAWAY Lines -- the HEARN surname may have come from someone who marred into the CALLAWAY Line. Would you have any idea who that may have been? Peter CALLAWAY, (1). b. c1643 in England + Elizabeth JOHNSON Peter CALLAWAY, (2) b. 1681 Somerset Co., DE + Sarah Peter CALLAWAY, (3) b. c1707 Kent Co., DE + Elizabeth WILLIAMS Peter CALLAWAY, Jr., b c1733 Kent Co., DE + Sarah WILLIAMS William CALLAWAY, Sr., b. 1768 Kent Co., DE + Mary BOOTH (1st wife) Peter CALLAWAY, b. 1793, Kent Co., DE + Nancy VERGEN (Ann) John V. CALLAWAY, b. 1818, Kent Co., DE + Nancy P. HARRINGTON, (Ann) Isaac Harrington CALLAWAY, b. 1843, Kent Co. DE (twin) + Mary CALLAWAY, daughter of Benjamin H. CALLAWAY (*see this line below) Samuel Hearn CALLAWAY, Sr., b. 1887, Kent Co., DE + Naomi CAIN, daughter of Sarah CAIN (unmarried) Samuel Hearn CALLAWAY, Jr., b. 1912 in Upland, Dela. Co., PA +Ethel MOORE, Dela. Co., PA William "Hearn" CALLAWAY, b. 1941, in Chester, Dela. Co., PA Peter CALLAWAY, (1). b. c1643 in England + Elizabeth JOHNSON Peter CALLAWAY, (2) b. 1681 Somerset Co., DE + Sarah Peter CALLAWAY, (3) b. c1707 Kent Co., DE + Elizabeth WILLIAMS Peter CALLAWAY, Jr., b. c1733 Kent Co., DE + Sarah WILLIAMS William CALLAWAY, Sr., b. 1768 Kent Co., DE + Mary MORGAN (2nd wife) Benjamin H. CALLAWAY b. 1815 Kent Co. DE + Mary P. GRAHAM Mary CALLAWAY, b. c 1846 Kent Co., DE + Isaac Harrington CALLAWAY, son of John V. CALLAWAY (*see this line above) Samuel Hearn CALLAWAY, Sr., b. 1887, Kent Co., DE + Naomi CAIN, daughter of Sarah CAIN (unmarried) Samuel Hearn CALLAWAY, Jr., b. 1912 in Upland, Dela. Co., PA +Ethel MOORE, Dela. Co., PA William "Hearn" CALLAWAY, b. 1941, in Chester, Dela. Co., PA >> Richard Largaespada <A HREF="http://daffin.org">The Daffin Family Tree</A>

They claim at their site that 5-6 of their listed papers are free to view, Denton Journal, being one of them. I am still waiting for a response to them. Perhaps if everyone sent their technical department a quick e-mail they'll at least respond. One thing I do know is that I will cewrtainly copy as many images as I can if I have to pay for this service. I've already copied about 500 pages and to copy all 20, 000+ images would be a daunting task for me alone. The information you can get from them is priceless though, gleening much more flavor about the culture of the day than you could possibly get from official records. I also can't wait til they come out with the London Herald Times ...This has got to be one heck of a treasure trove. I would love to see both of these papers in a CD set ...what a great B-day or X-mas present that would make (for myself ")). ----- Original Message ----- From: <KarenKayeC@aol.com> To: <MDCAROLI-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, January 19, 2002 1:10 PM Subject: Re: [MDCAROLI] Denton Journal > I cannot get into the Denton Journal either. I get the list of articles that > would have my family name in it, but when I click on the line to view the > article, I get one of three messages: > (1) a notice that I need to log on (which I had already done), > (2) a notice that my time had expired (even though it had been seconds from > the search results to when I clicked on the article I wanted to read), or > (3) a McAfee Security Alert. > > I used to use this site without any problems at all. Of course, at that > time, I think all of the papers could be viewed for free since I never had to > join as a member. But, then, I only ever tried to enter the Denton paper > archive so maybe something else would have happened if I had tried to get > into any of the other papers that are now available only to paying members. > > Did anyone else notice that on their list of free papers they have the wrong > name for the Denton Journal? > > In a message dated 1/18/02 7:41:38 PM Mountain Standard Time, > HOOKSETS@aol.com writes: > > > > http://www.newspaperarchive.com > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

I cannot get into the Denton Journal either. I get the list of articles that would have my family name in it, but when I click on the line to view the article, I get one of three messages: (1) a notice that I need to log on (which I had already done), (2) a notice that my time had expired (even though it had been seconds from the search results to when I clicked on the article I wanted to read), or (3) a McAfee Security Alert. I used to use this site without any problems at all. Of course, at that time, I think all of the papers could be viewed for free since I never had to join as a member. But, then, I only ever tried to enter the Denton paper archive so maybe something else would have happened if I had tried to get into any of the other papers that are now available only to paying members. Did anyone else notice that on their list of free papers they have the wrong name for the Denton Journal? In a message dated 1/18/02 7:41:38 PM Mountain Standard Time, HOOKSETS@aol.com writes: > http://www.newspaperarchive.com

Is anyone on this list researching a Dennison Line from Goldsboro, Caroline Co., MD?? If so, I would like to connect with you. Kathleen Burnett

Sorry, I sent it out with the wrong subject line! Good morning, I'm interested in any HEARNs that married into the CALLAWAY Family. My CALLAWAY cousin's name is, William "Hearn" CALLAWAY & we have been trying to find out where the HEARN surname comes from. "Hearn" descends from two (2) CALLAWAY Lines -- the HEARN surname may have come from someone who marred into the CALLAWAY Line. Would you have any idea who that may have been? Peter CALLAWAY, (1). b. c1643 in England + Elizabeth JOHNSON Peter CALLAWAY, (2) b. 1681 Somerset Co., DE + Sarah Peter CALLAWAY, (3) b. c1707 Kent Co., DE + Elizabeth WILLIAMS Peter CALLAWAY, Jr., b c1733 Kent Co., DE + Sarah WILLIAMS William CALLAWAY, Sr., b. 1768 Kent Co., DE + Mary BOOTH (1st wife) Peter CALLAWAY, b. 1793, Kent Co., DE + Nancy VERGEN (Ann) John V. CALLAWAY, b. 1818, Kent Co., DE + Nancy P. HARRINGTON, (Ann) Isaac Harrington CALLAWAY, b. 1843, Kent Co. DE (twin) + Mary CALLAWAY, daughter of Benjamin H. CALLAWAY (*see this line below) Samuel Hearn CALLAWAY, Sr., b. 1887, Kent Co., DE + Naomi CAIN, daughter of Sarah CAIN (unmarried) Samuel Hearn CALLAWAY, Jr., b. 1912 in Upland, Dela. Co., PA +Ethel MOORE, Dela. Co., PA William "Hearn" CALLAWAY, b. 1941, in Chester, Dela. Co., PA Peter CALLAWAY, (1). b. c1643 in England + Elizabeth JOHNSON Peter CALLAWAY, (2) b. 1681 Somerset Co., DE + Sarah Peter CALLAWAY, (3) b. c1707 Kent Co., DE + Elizabeth WILLIAMS Peter CALLAWAY, Jr., b. c1733 Kent Co., DE + Sarah WILLIAMS William CALLAWAY, Sr., b. 1768 Kent Co., DE + Mary MORGAN (2nd wife) Benjamin H. CALLAWAY b. 1815 Kent Co. DE + Mary P. GRAHAM Mary CALLAWAY, b. c 1846 Kent Co., DE + Isaac Harrington CALLAWAY, son of John V. CALLAWAY (*see this line above) Samuel Hearn CALLAWAY, Sr., b. 1887, Kent Co., DE + Naomi CAIN, daughter of Sarah CAIN (unmarried) Samuel Hearn CALLAWAY, Jr., b. 1912 in Upland, Dela. Co., PA +Ethel MOORE, Dela. Co., PA William "Hearn" CALLAWAY, b. 1941, in Chester, Dela. Co., PA Do you think Benjamin H. CALLAWAY's middle name could have been "Hearn" ? I'm very interested in the following surnames that married into the CALLAWAY Family: CAIN - HARRINGTON - VERGEN - BOOTH - WILLIAMS - JOHNSON - GRAHAM - MORGAN Thank you for any help you can give me! :) Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS)

Good morning, I'm interested in any HEARNs that married into the CALLAWAY Family. My CALLAWAY cousin's name is, William "Hearn" CALLAWAY & we have been trying to find out where the HEARN surname comes from. "Hearn" descends from two (2) CALLAWAY Lines -- the HEARN surname may have come from someone who marred into the CALLAWAY Line. Would you have any idea who that may have been? Peter CALLAWAY, (1). b. c1643 in England + Elizabeth JOHNSON Peter CALLAWAY, (2) b. 1681 Somerset Co., DE + Sarah Peter CALLAWAY, (3) b. c1707 Kent Co., DE + Elizabeth WILLIAMS Peter CALLAWAY, Jr., b c1733 Kent Co., DE + Sarah WILLIAMS William CALLAWAY, Sr., b. 1768 Kent Co., DE + Mary BOOTH (1st wife) Peter CALLAWAY, b. 1793, Kent Co., DE + Nancy VERGEN (Ann) John V. CALLAWAY, b. 1818, Kent Co., DE + Nancy P. HARRINGTON, (Ann) Isaac Harrington CALLAWAY, b. 1843, Kent Co. DE (twin) + Mary CALLAWAY, daughter of Benjamin H. CALLAWAY (*see this line below) Samuel Hearn CALLAWAY, Sr., b. 1887, Kent Co., DE + Naomi CAIN, daughter of Sarah CAIN (unmarried) Samuel Hearn CALLAWAY, Jr., b. 1912 in Upland, Dela. Co., PA +Ethel MOORE, Dela. Co., PA William "Hearn" CALLAWAY, b. 1941, in Chester, Dela. Co., PA Peter CALLAWAY, (1). b. c1643 in England + Elizabeth JOHNSON Peter CALLAWAY, (2) b. 1681 Somerset Co., DE + Sarah Peter CALLAWAY, (3) b. c1707 Kent Co., DE + Elizabeth WILLIAMS Peter CALLAWAY, Jr., b. c1733 Kent Co., DE + Sarah WILLIAMS William CALLAWAY, Sr., b. 1768 Kent Co., DE + Mary MORGAN (2nd wife) Benjamin H. CALLAWAY b. 1815 Kent Co. DE + Mary P. GRAHAM Mary CALLAWAY, b. c 1846 Kent Co., DE + Isaac Harrington CALLAWAY, son of John V. CALLAWAY (*see this line above) Samuel Hearn CALLAWAY, Sr., b. 1887, Kent Co., DE + Naomi CAIN, daughter of Sarah CAIN (unmarried) Samuel Hearn CALLAWAY, Jr., b. 1912 in Upland, Dela. Co., PA +Ethel MOORE, Dela. Co., PA William "Hearn" CALLAWAY, b. 1941, in Chester, Dela. Co., PA Do you think Benjamin H. CALLAWAY's middle name could have been "Hearn" ? I'm very interested in the following surnames that married into the CALLAWAY Family: CAIN - HARRINGTON - VERGEN - BOOTH - WILLIAMS - JOHNSON - GRAHAM - MORGAN Thank you for any help you can give me! :) Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS) In a message dated 1/19/2 6:29:53 AM, parsonsp11@hotmail.com writes: << My family has Hearn's on my paternal grandmother's side. Most of them are buried in Oddfellow's cemetary in Laurel,De. I am still in search of some of her brother's, Seth for instance. If I have any info. that will be of help to a Hearn, Tull, Gordy in the Cokesbury, Melson's, Laurel area, please feel free to e-mail me or leave me a message on the board. I am interested to know where the graveyard for the Hearn family is that you memtioned in your message. It may be also some of my descendants. I understand that my gr. grandfather moved to Laurel,De and became the justice of the peace, I have yet to find his gravesite. HIs name was Edward James Tull. Any help, anyone? Thanks, P >>

Same thing for me...I think the bottom line is $$$...I chose "Free Membership", but it looks like you need to pay to actually read the article...I wish I could think of this kind of stuff, I could quit my job, etc ;-)... In a message dated 1/18/02 8:25:54 PM, rstephan@erols.com writes: << In order to access the Denton Journal images 1. go to http://www.newspaperarchive.com 2. click on "members" at the top right 3. select either to be a free member or pay a subscription for the "other stuff". I chose free. 4. There is a downloadable software called "deja vu". which will take a few minutes to install. You can't get around this one, so be patient. 5. Follow the next insrtuctions and options 6. select the advanced function next to the search window, here you will be able to enter specific or general dates, specific newspaper, individual, word or phrase, search results #'s. 7. hit submit at the bottom left of the page and wait for the new page to open with any and all hits you requested. 8. click individually on whichever hit/image you want to view LOL and then get a time out error message ...OK, OK, I've sent off for information on this issue and am waitng for a reponse from them ...OK, egg on my face")) >> Richard Largaespada <A HREF="http://daffin.org">The Daffin Family Tree</A>

In order to access the Denton Journal images 1. go to http://www.newspaperarchive.com 2. click on "members" at the top right 3. select either to be a free member or pay a subscription for the "other stuff". I chose free. 4. There is a downloadable software called "deja vu". which will take a few minutes to install. You can't get around this one, so be patient. 5. Follow the next insrtuctions and options 6. select the advanced function next to the search window, here you will be able to enter specific or general dates, specific newspaper, individual, word or phrase, search results #'s. 7. hit submit at the bottom left of the page and wait for the new page to open with any and all hits you requested. 8. click individually on whichever hit/image you want to view LOL and then get a time out error message ...OK, OK, I've sent off for information on this issue and am waitng for a reponse from them ...OK, egg on my face"))

Granted it takes a little learning to figure it out but the images do blow up to a readable size. Don't lose patients. I will take alook at it in a few minutes, after I finish some correspondence and see if I can figure out what's going on for you guys and maybe come up with a quick lesson sheet. Give me about 1/2 hr or so. ----- Original Message ----- From: <HOOKSETS@aol.com> To: <MDCAROLI-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, January 18, 2002 7:27 PM Subject: Re: [MDCAROLI] CAROLINE CO. NEWSPAPERS 1783 - 1805 > Doesn't work for me either! Waiting to hear from them on their problem. > > A question...regarding these old newspaper articles, who owns the > copyrights...the Denton Journal, the website, or are they considered like > archives for the public? > > > Richard Largaespada > <A HREF="http://daffin.org">The Daffin Family Tree</A> > > In a message dated 1/18/02 6:21:06 PM, wgmcnm@erols.com writes: > > << > > I have gone to the Denton Journal but for the life of me I can't get the > paper into a readable form any one have any ideas? > > >> > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Doesn't work for me either! Waiting to hear from them on their problem. A question...regarding these old newspaper articles, who owns the copyrights...the Denton Journal, the website, or are they considered like archives for the public? Richard Largaespada <A HREF="http://daffin.org">The Daffin Family Tree</A> In a message dated 1/18/02 6:21:06 PM, wgmcnm@erols.com writes: << I have gone to the Denton Journal but for the life of me I can't get the paper into a readable form any one have any ideas? >>

I have gone to the Denton Journal but for the life of me I can't get the paper into a readable form any one have any ideas?

Dear Caroline: I am not sure of any indexes that have been done on that account. There are the series of Eastern Shore Newspaper Abstracts by Irma Harper --which we carry (at least those presently still in print), but they are very bare bones abstracts. I am not sure--knowing the way newspapers were edited and published in those days--whether the information you are interested in would be in a newspaper. They lacked the "society pages" that we have today, and if it were mentioned at all, it would have just given name of bride/groom and maybe where it took place--but not much more than that. Two other places worth checking as far as newspapers of the time are the Maryland State Archives--check their website--the Special Collections section--and you may want to also check the Enoch Pratt Public Library in Baltimore (would imagine they have a website as well) who have a large collection of Maryland newspapers. Just as an added bit of information we have begun once again abstracting the wills for Caroline County and have completed a volume covering the years 1854 through 1866 ($14.00) Hope this helps a bit.--and just wanna say "Hi" to you out there on the coast and "Happy New Year." <<<Neil>>> www.familytreebookshop.com Featuring abstracts so thorough, the dead come to life ----- Original Message ----- From: "lotswife" <lotswife@whidbey.net> To: <MDCAROLI-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, January 17, 2002 6:26 PM Subject: [MDCAROLI] CAROLINE CO. NEWSPAPERS 1783 - 1805

The Denton Journal from roughly 1860 -1950 is completely searchable online. Just go to the Caroline County librbary page and look for the link there. Thou gh not the range you asked for originally, they do have what we call society page sections and a wealth of information you would have never guessed to look for in the first place. Much of it is fairly personal, but I have yet to find something that didn't just make me feel like I was seeing more than I could have hoped for. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Family Tree Bookshop" <neilkeddie@beast.toad.net> To: <MDCAROLI-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, January 18, 2002 2:07 PM Subject: Re: [MDCAROLI] CAROLINE CO. NEWSPAPERS 1783 - 1805 > Dear Caroline: > I am not sure of any indexes that have been done on that > account. There are the series of Eastern Shore Newspaper Abstracts by Irma > Harper --which we carry (at least those presently still in print), but they > are very bare bones abstracts. I am not sure--knowing the way newspapers > were edited and published in those days--whether the information you are > interested in would be in a newspaper. They lacked the "society pages" that > we have today, and if it were mentioned at all, it would have just given > name of bride/groom and maybe where it took place--but not much more than > that. > > Two other places worth checking as far as newspapers of the time are the > Maryland State Archives--check their website--the Special Collections > section--and you may want to also check the Enoch Pratt Public Library in > Baltimore (would imagine they have a website as well) who have a large > collection of Maryland newspapers. > > Just as an added bit of information we have begun once again abstracting the > wills for Caroline County and have completed a volume covering the years > 1854 through 1866 ($14.00) > > Hope this helps a bit.--and just wanna say "Hi" to you out there on the > coast and "Happy New Year." > > <<<Neil>>> > www.familytreebookshop.com > Featuring abstracts so thorough, the dead come to life > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "lotswife" <lotswife@whidbey.net> > To: <MDCAROLI-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, January 17, 2002 6:26 PM > Subject: [MDCAROLI] CAROLINE CO. NEWSPAPERS 1783 - 1805 > > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >