Yesterday I opened a new MyFamily account - and anyone with any variation of the name "McCrobie" in their pedigree, married into the family or just have the name in their files is WELCOME to join. We only have 2 members so far - so please, jump on in! There is strength in numbers! I am scanning Wilma Sander's book and it will be posted for everyone to check out how they are connected. Come, add your name to the Family Tree so we can see where you fit. Please contact me for an invitation. mccroby@hotmail.com

The February column for Bits of Blue and Gray is now ready to be seen. Leafing thru our Civil War Notebook <A HREF="http://www.bitsofblueandgray.com/february2003.htm">http://www.bitsofblueandgray.com/february2003.htm</A> It is a "tour" thru the notebook one chapter at a time. I hope you find something there you enjoy Jayne McCormick MDelPa@aol.com OR bitsobluengray@aol.com <A HREF="www.bitsofblueandgray.com">www.bitsofblueandgray.com</A>

Seeking Mrs. Doris Lewis and/or her children born in/around Locust Point, Federal Hill area of South Baltimore about 1950-1954. May have information on your Dad..please contact me. Regards D. SMith

I am sending this to several lists I am on. I am researching the Mullikin Family of Maryland. On several websites I have seen cited a book entitled Mullikins of Maryland by Elizabeth Hopkins Baker. It was first published about 1934 and may have been reprinted in 1971. If anyone knows of somewhere I could get a copy of this I would really appreciate it. Thank you for your help. Monica Mullikin

I would like to get in touch with someone who has a copy of a Petition for Naturalization that was filed with a Court in Baltimore during the 1840s. I am trying to find out exactly what information immigrants had to put on their Petition for Naturalization. Thank you for your help. Jerry

Many thanks to those of you who came up with the Hanzsches. Now I need to find Anna's death date and place of internment. Craig A. TenBroeck

jeannette maxey new email jsmaxey@direcway.com

On FTM CD 521 - Genealogical Records: MD Settlers & Soldiers 1700-1800s Page 252 - Marriages and Deaths Hanzsche, Anna B, 18 June 1840, wife of John T. 6/19/40-2 Hanzsche, John T, 5 Jan 1841, Anastasia Tracy 1/8/41 -2 Hanzsche, Margaret, 23 July 1843, daughter of John T 7/27/43-2 Don't know if this will help. Peggy ----- Original Message ----- From: <SueThomson@aol.com> To: <MDGEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, January 18, 2003 12:51 PM Subject: Re: [MDGEN] John T. Hanzsche & Anna Barbara > In a message dated 1/18/03 12:05:43 PM Eastern Standard Time, > CraigTen@aol.com writes: > > > Does anyone have access to "Maryland Marriages" Genealogical Pub. Co. or > > Maryland Settlers 1700-1800? I am searching for Hanzsche information, > > particularly the marriage of John T. Hanzsche to Anna Barbara. Thanks! > > Hello, Craig: > > Hope you are doing fine, and not freezing! > > I have "Early Settlers of Maryland" by Gust Skordas. The time frame for this > book is 1633-1680, and there is no John T. Hanzsche, as I have checked this > one before for you. > > Interesting that I did find a Randall Barbar who was transported to Maryland > in 1663. This could possibly be the beginning of your BARBARA family in > America. There are several BARBAR families listed, and a Susanna BARBARY who > was the widow of Thomas of Calvert County. > > Hope this is helpful to you. > > Sue > > > ==== MDGEN Mailing List ==== > All post goes directly to the list , If you want to respond to a post that someone posted you will need change the email address to that person . > >

In a message dated 1/18/03 12:05:43 PM Eastern Standard Time, CraigTen@aol.com writes: > Does anyone have access to "Maryland Marriages" Genealogical Pub. Co. or > Maryland Settlers 1700-1800? I am searching for Hanzsche information, > particularly the marriage of John T. Hanzsche to Anna Barbara. Thanks! Hello, Craig: Hope you are doing fine, and not freezing! I have "Early Settlers of Maryland" by Gust Skordas. The time frame for this book is 1633-1680, and there is no John T. Hanzsche, as I have checked this one before for you. Interesting that I did find a Randall Barbar who was transported to Maryland in 1663. This could possibly be the beginning of your BARBARA family in America. There are several BARBAR families listed, and a Susanna BARBARY who was the widow of Thomas of Calvert County. Hope this is helpful to you. Sue

Does anyone have access to "Maryland Marriages" Genealogical Pub. Co. or Maryland Settlers 1700-1800? I am searching for Hanzsche information, particularly the marriage of John T. Hanzsche to Anna Barbara. Thanks! Craig A. TenBroeck

Could the list adminstrator please contact me? I tried jcart54@aol.com as per the welcome message but my message was undeliverable. Thank you Annie Stuart billannieliam@ozemail.com.au

I am seeking a child born to CLARA GUSBERG (probably O.W.) sometime in the few years prior to 1919 when she had another child. The first child could have been born in any one of the following states: New York; New Jersey (where Clara was born); Delaware (where she lived in 1918 with her first husband, Sam E. Cole); Connecticut (where she also lived and her 2nd child was born); or Rhode Island where her 2nd husband came from and where she spent some time in the early 1900s. The 1st child was probably placed in adoption so I can't get any data. If you are this person or know who is please contact me privately with any information. Thank you. peter19252000@juno.com Jan. 17, 2003

Would like to exchange information with anyone interested in any of the following families that lived in Baltimore during the mid and/or late 1800s: Graham Brady Corrigan Healey Jerry

One of my immigrant Graham ancestors filed a Declaration on Intention to become a citizen of the United States in 1842. Did an immigrant fill-out any type of form or questionnaire at the time he took an oath declaring his intention to become a citizen? If so, what information would the immigrant have provided? Any information and/or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Jerry