Hi I found the materials! Please, what is your e-address? Bob Doerr in the beautiful Missouri Ozarks ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2001 3:00 AM Subject: Missouri-D Digest V01 #78

I was wondering if anyone out there knows of any Newspapers, Periodicals or Social Events Notices from the 1800's that might be online. I am home bound with knee surgery right now and have the time to work on research but not the mobility. Would like to take advantage of this time if possible. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Vicki Walberg Vacaville, CA

My GG Grandparents, John Madison Heryford and Sarah Frances "Frannie' Gover, were born in Missouri. John was born March 12, 1853 and Frannie was born in Oct. 16, 1861. The Heryford family came west in 1857. They both shows birthplace as 'Scotland, Jasper, Missouri' on AFN#R3XQ-GB. Help! Is that Jasper Co. or Scotland Co. I notice both names on MO county list. I'm hitting a brick wall on my grandmother's family. Could something direct me from here? Thank you. Cheryl Heryford Jones

Hi , any suggestions? I am trying to find Isaac Newton BROWN on anything , census, directory, ect. between the years 1869-1896 so I may locate his spouse and children's names, ect. He was said to be in Chillicothe, Livingston Co, MO ca 1896-1897. Any ideas? Thank you, Ann

I want to thank all of you who responded to my FTM problem. Didn't realize that you would have to un-install first. Re-installing apparently took care of the other errors. Thanks very much! Maryann

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Hello, To all those with an interest in Linn County, Missouri, the page has now been relocated to: http://www.rootsweb.com/~molinn/linn.html Please note that most of the links have been unpdated and corrected, however, some may not. I am still working to get everything back as it was. Thank you! MaryLynne Ellis

----- Original Message ----- From: Luther, Marcia <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, March 19, 2001 4:11 PM Subject: [MONTANA-L] House Bill 443 > To: Genealogical Societies and all those interested: > > Senate Bill 443 passed the Senate 48-2. It has been tabled in the House. > > This Bill is an act requiring that State Public Documents and Local Public > Records be offered to certain entities and to the general public before > being destroyed; Protection of our old records is critical to family and > history research. Although there are currently administration rules > regarding record preservation, they are being ignored by county officials > who are hauling records out to land fills which are irreplaceable. > > The county officials lobbied heavily against this as well as some attorneys > claiming it infringed upon privacy laws (which it did not). > > If this bill is to be revived and passed, the following committee members > must be contacted in the next few days. > > Bill supporters are: (who politely might be asked to work to revive.) > > Representative Holly Raser (D-Missoula 70) > Representative Clarice Schrumpf (R-Billings 12) > Representative Donald Hedges (R-Antelope 97) > Representative Larry Jent (D-Bozeman 29) > > Bill opponents are: (who might politely be urged to reconsider.) > > Representative Allen Walters (R-Hamilton 60) > Representative Debby Barrett (R-Dillon 34) > Representative Tom Dell (D-Billings 19) > Representative Norma Bixby (D-Lame Deer 5) (concerned about > Indian heritage - would she be also concerned about the rest of history) > Representative Dee Brown (R-Hungry Horse 83) > Representative Hal Jacobson (D-Helena 54) > Representative Michelle Lee (D-Livingston 26) > Representative Larry Rehman (R-Power 87) > Representative Ralph Lenhart (D-Glendive 2) > Representative Gay Ann Masolo (R-Townsend 40) > Representative Doug Mood (R-Seeley Lake 58) > Representative Alan Olson (R-Roundup 8) (made motion to table) > Representative Frank Smith (D-Popular 98) > > Thanks, > Marcia Luther 3838 Beechnut #1 East Helena, MT 59635 406-227-2240 > [email protected] > > > ==== MONTANA Mailing List ==== > MTGenWeb Project: > http://www.imt.net/~corkykn/montana.html > > > > > > ============================== > Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp > Search over 2500 databases with one easy query! > >

HI LADIES, AND GENTS, I HAD THE SAME PROBLEM,,,, I FINALLY CALLED FTM HELP LINE,, AND THEY HAD ME CHANGE A FEW CONFIGS ON MY PC,,, I AM PC DUMB ,,SO I CAN'T HELP MUCH.. SO MY BEST GUESS WOULD BE TO CALL THEM.... THE CAN WALK YOU THREW IT..... I THINK IT WAS THAT THE CD WASN'T LETTING PC READ THE DISK RIGHT AND I HAD TO REFIGURE THE ENGLISH SETTINGS TO POP UP EVERY TIME I TURNED ON PC.. SOME THING STRANGE... GOOD LUCK LARISSA (IOWA)

Anna and Jan - Saw your messages on Millers (below). I have MILLERS who moved from Central MO to the Leavenworth, KS/Kansas City, MO area. After Civil War. My Millers are African American, although there must be another connection. Where'd these Millers come from? And a related shout-out to TRACI Wilson Kleekamp on this list -- Traci, where are your WILSONS from? I have NATE WILSON who married FANNIE or FANNY NICHOLS in Leavenworth, KS. This would be 1930s to 1980s time frame. My Millers may have been in TIPTON, MO area - MONITEAU County, and nearby BOONVILLE, COOPER County. We have an (Edward) MILLER -(Priscilla) YANCEY marriage, with next-generation connection to NICHOLS (also from MO). Thanks folks! Marian Douglas Miller, Yancey, Nichols, etc. descendant - KS/MO & KY? ---------------------------------------- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, March 19, 2001 12:26 PM [MO] ANNA M./CHARLES A. MILLER > LUCY A. (nee MONTAGUE) MILLER and HENRY SAUL MILLER > > Jan, > Saw your message to Missouri List back on the 13th. Did you find any > MILLERs in the Olathe, Kansas area? I was unable to send any info for the > questions you were asking about. > > In Lucy MILLER's business journal, she refers to both her widowed > daughter, Maybell JONES and Maybell's daughter, Mary Frances JONES going > to Kansas City. It must have been easily reached by train because Maybell > often went to Kansas City and back to Olathe in one day while doing > business. > > I am interested in finding the date and location Lucy A. Montague and > Henry Saul Miller married. Suspect they were married in another state and > later moved to Olathe, KS after the Civil War. Their children > (known 3 girls) were born in the late 1800's, but don't know where or > when. Both Lucy and Henry were buried in Olathe, Kansas. > Lucy A. Miller born abt 22July, 1846 and d. 29 December 29, 1923. > Henry Saul Miller b. -date unknown- and died 20 January, 1913. > > Lucy (nee MONTAGUE) MILLER was my maternal g-g-grandmother. Her daughter > Maybell JONES was my g-grandmother. Mary Frances (nee Jones) WAGNER was > the best grandmother anyone could ever have! I would very much like to > know more abt. both Lucy A. MILLER and Maybell (nee MILLER) JONES. > > There was some talk that Lucy MILLER's husband, Henry had a brother named > Herbert P. Miller. I don't know if Henry Saul MILLER had other siblings > nor the name of his mother. Any input would be most appreciated. > Sincerely, > Anna > T-town > > On Tue, 13 Mar 2001 15:20:01 EST [email protected] writes: > > ANNA M. (nee ARTHUR) MILLER and CHARLES A. MILLER. > > > > Thanks to a very kind person in the Kansas City area, name of Chris, > > I have > > the following information. Need more to complete my search. > > She and Charles were probably married late 1890 or early 1900. > > Anna M. Miller was married to Charles. A. Miller. > > She was in the Kansas City Directory 1937 through 1945. > > Last known address was 3339 Broadway, Kansas City, Missouri. > > Was listed as the widow of Charles A. Miller. > > She was not in the K. C. directory in 1947. > > Probably died between 1945 and 1947. > > > > I sent this information, (all I had), to obtain a death certificate. > > Anna M. Arthur, probably born Between 1870 - 1890 in Iowa. > > Her siblings that I have traced were born in Decatur, Iowa. One of > > her > > brothers was my grandfather. He and her other siblings and parents, > > are all > > deceased and buried in Gass Cemetery, Boone County, Arkansas. > > They did a five year search and did not find a death certificate. > > Her parents, my great grandparents, were; > > James Nathaniel Arthur born Indiana 7/30/1847 d. 01/16/1939 > > Pheobe Liviney Endsley born Indiana 7/22/1849 d. 11/30/1938 > > > > The parents and siblings all died in Alpena or Burlington, Arkansas > > and all buried in same cemetery. > > > > Is there is a census or any other type of way to see when she died? > > Am looking for her children, if she had any. Would very much like to > > know when and where she died and where she is buried. Possibly an obit > > if at all possible. > > > > I have two brick walls. This is one of them. Any information at all > > will be greatly appreciated. Any type of advise or help will be > gratefully accepted. I want to find her very much. > > Respectfully yours, > > Jan

Marian, One of my MILLERs comes from New York state (married into the Miller family). Lucy A. (nee MONTAGUE) MILLER was a daughter of Lucy A. (nee Crosby) and Joseph H. MONTAGUE. Joseph H. Montague was b. abt 1807 and d. 7 April 1867; possibly buried in New York state. The wife, Lucy A. Montague was b. abt 1822 in Steuben County, New York and had 2 brothers and sister. According to her daughter's journal, Lucy A. Montague d. 3 Feb. 1913 and was buried in Olathe, KS. Lucy A. and Joseph H. Montague were married in Remsen Oneid? County, New York; marriage date unknown. I suspect the daughter of Lucy A. and Joseph H. Montague named Lucy A. Montague, was their eldest daughter since she bears her mother's name. But that is only surmise. Lucy A. Montague married Henry Saul Miller, date and place of marriage unknown. It appears from census material that Lucy A. and Henry Saul Miller married in another state and moved to Olathe, Kansas after the Civil War. Henry Saul Miller served on the Union side in the Civil War and served in the defense of Washington D.C. Lucy A. and Henry Saul had 5 children; the 2 boys died in infancy. The 3 girls were named Katie, Susie, and Maybell. Katie married young and died along w/ her husband and child of tuberculosis. Susie married and moved to California. Maybell married Homer Myer Jones. Maybell became a widow in October 1914. I know very little of Henry Saul Miller, husband of Lucy A. and father of Maybell. Henry's father was Saul Miller. Mother's name unknown. Henry Saul possibly had a brother Herbert P. Miller who became a jeweler and married Katherine Jones in 1890. The father's name of Henry Saul Miller is unknown, but the mother's name was Katherine Adams, an only child. The father of Katherine (nee Adams) Miller was Aron Adams, a minister. You might find the Johnson County, Kansas Genealogical Society helpful; they have been to me. Their web address: http://history.cc.ukans.edu/heritage/society/jcgs/jcgs_main.html Good luck hunting ancestors. Anna T-town Researching in MO: Berkemeyer/Johnston/McCormick/Shinall Also searching: Miller/Wagner On Mon, 19 Mar 2001 12:09:06 +0100 "Douglas/Ungaro" <[email protected]> writes: > Anna and Jan - Saw your messages on Millers (below). > > I have MILLERS who moved from Central MO to the > Leavenworth, KS/Kansas City, MO area. After Civil War. > > My Millers are African American, although there must be > another connection. Where'd these Millers come from? > > And a related shout-out to TRACI Wilson Kleekamp on this list -- > > Traci, where are your WILSONS from? I have NATE WILSON > who married FANNIE or FANNY NICHOLS in Leavenworth, KS. > This would be 1930s to 1980s time frame. > > My Millers may have been in TIPTON, MO area - MONITEAU > County, and nearby BOONVILLE, COOPER County. > > We have an (Edward) MILLER -(Priscilla) YANCEY marriage, > with next-generation connection to NICHOLS (also from MO). > > Thanks folks! > > Marian Douglas > Miller, Yancey, Nichols, > etc. descendant - KS/MO & KY? > ---------------------------------------- > > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Monday, March 19, 2001 12:26 PM > [MO] ANNA M./CHARLES A. MILLER > > > > LUCY A. (nee MONTAGUE) MILLER and HENRY SAUL MILLER > > > > Jan, > > Saw your message to Missouri List back on the 13th. Did you find > any > > MILLERs in the Olathe, Kansas area? I was unable to send any info > for the > > questions you were asking about. > > > > In Lucy MILLER's business journal, she refers to both her widowed > > daughter, Maybell JONES and Maybell's daughter, Mary Frances JONES > going > > to Kansas City. It must have been easily reached by train because > Maybell > > often went to Kansas City and back to Olathe in one day while > doing > > business. > > > > I am interested in finding the date and location Lucy A. Montague > and > > Henry Saul Miller married. Suspect they were married in another > state and > > later moved to Olathe, KS after the Civil War. Their children > > (known 3 girls) were born in the late 1800's, but don't know where > or > > when. Both Lucy and Henry were buried in Olathe, Kansas. > > Lucy A. Miller born abt 22July, 1846 and d. 29 December 29, 1923. > > Henry Saul Miller b. -date unknown- and died 20 January, 1913. > > > > Lucy (nee MONTAGUE) MILLER was my maternal g-g-grandmother. Her > daughter > > Maybell JONES was my g-grandmother. Mary Frances (nee Jones) > WAGNER was > > the best grandmother anyone could ever have! I would very much > like to > > know more abt. both Lucy A. MILLER and Maybell (nee MILLER) JONES. > > > > There was some talk that Lucy MILLER's husband, Henry had a > brother named > > Herbert P. Miller. I don't know if Henry Saul MILLER had other > siblings > > nor the name of his mother. Any input would be most appreciated. > > Sincerely, > > Anna > > T-town > > > > On Tue, 13 Mar 2001 15:20:01 EST [email protected] writes: > > > ANNA M. (nee ARTHUR) MILLER and CHARLES A. MILLER. > > > > > > Thanks to a very kind person in the Kansas City area, name of > Chris, > > > I have > > > the following information. Need more to complete my search. > > > She and Charles were probably married late 1890 or early 1900. > > > Anna M. Miller was married to Charles. A. Miller. > > > She was in the Kansas City Directory 1937 through 1945. > > > Last known address was 3339 Broadway, Kansas City, Missouri. > > > Was listed as the widow of Charles A. Miller. > > > She was not in the K. C. directory in 1947. > > > Probably died between 1945 and 1947. > > > > > > I sent this information, (all I had), to obtain a death > certificate. > > > Anna M. Arthur, probably born Between 1870 - 1890 in Iowa. > > > Her siblings that I have traced were born in Decatur, Iowa. One > of > > > her > > > brothers was my grandfather. He and her other siblings and > parents, > > > are all > > > deceased and buried in Gass Cemetery, Boone County, Arkansas. > > > They did a five year search and did not find a death > certificate. > > > Her parents, my great grandparents, were; > > > James Nathaniel Arthur born Indiana 7/30/1847 d. > 01/16/1939 > > > Pheobe Liviney Endsley born Indiana 7/22/1849 d. 11/30/1938 > > > > > > The parents and siblings all died in Alpena or Burlington, > Arkansas > > > and all buried in same cemetery. > > > > > > Is there is a census or any other type of way to see when she > died? > > > Am looking for her children, if she had any. Would very much > like to > > > know when and where she died and where she is buried. Possibly > an obit > > > if at all possible. > > > > > > I have two brick walls. This is one of them. Any information at > all > > > will be greatly appreciated. Any type of advise or help will be > > gratefully accepted. I want to find her very much. > > > Respectfully yours, > > > Jan > > ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

After I downloaded my birthday present "FTM-Millennium" and attempted to open the Family tree to get started it asks that I insert CD#1...that is the same CD that I downloaded from and was congratulated for a successful download. Help!!! Marie LC ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, March 18, 2001 4:18 PM Subject: [MO] FTM Failure > I have a problem with FTM and am unable to open it. I read that others have > experienced problems with FTM as well. One of the messages I get is that > "xxxxx.DLL is linked to a missing export" and another that " a device > attached to the system is not functioning." The other programs work fine. > Has anyone had this problem? Someone on the list suggested installing the > program again. I tried, but It would not allow me to do it. > Thanks very much for any help. > Maryann > > > ==== Missouri Mailing List ==== > Visit http://www.usgenweb.org > The USGenWeb Project-Archives-Census-Tombstone > > ============================== > The easiest way to stay in touch with your family and friends! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST1 >

Greetings, Looking for those that may have a connection to this GOLDEN line: 1. Jonathan Golden (Willis , John) was born March 16, 1823 in Harrison Co., Virginia, and died November 01, 1889 in Colony, Knox Co., MO. He married (1) Ms Hester Jane Abt. 1845 in Harrison Co., VA. She was born November 21, 1826 in New Jersey, and died November 09, 1863 in Bridgeport, West Virginia. He married (2) Mary Martin January 19, 1865 in Harrison County, West Virginia, daughter of Charles Martin and Ms Mary. She was born 1838. Children of Jonathan Golden and Ms Jane are: . i. George W.Golden, b. January 20, 1846, Harrison Co., Virginia; d. October 12, 1886, Bridgeport, WV; m. Elizabethna A. Morris, November 11, 1865, Harrison County, West Virginia; b. December 09, 1846, Green County, PA; d. May 09, 1926, Bridgeport, WV. ii. William P. Golden, b. January 27, 1848, Virginia; d. June 22, 1888, West Virginia; m. Mary Jane Duvall, October 09, 1872, Harrison County, West Virginia; b. October 06, 1849, Virginia; d. January 21, 1916, West Virginia. iii. Jedediah W. Golden, b. 1850, Virginia; m. Martha McReynolds, September 21, 1875, Knox Co., MO; iv. James F. Golden, b. 1852, Virginia v. Sarah J. Golden, b. 1854, Virginia; d. July 08, 1863, Virginia. vi. Charles A. Golden, b. 1856, Virginia vii. Wilson B. Golden, b. 1858, Virginia viii. Margaret H. Golden, b. 1860, Virginia ix. Susan Golden, b. 1863, West Virginia; m. Silas Delbert Sayres, December 04, 1881; b. 1858 Children of Jonathan Golden and Mary Martin are: x. Emila L. Golden, b. 1866, West Virginia; xi. Harmon Anderson Golden, b. October 28, 1867, West Virginia; d. January 24, 1930, Knox Co., MO; m. (1) Nanny Fancher, 1889, Missouri; m. (2) Nora Ellen Harr, November 05, 1893, Colony, Knox Co., MO; b. December 16, 1871, Knox Co., MO; d. January 15, 1958, Lewiston, Lewis Co., MO. xii. John R. Golden, b. July 24, 1869, West Virginia; m. Minnie Clyde Purdy xiii. May Golden, b. 1872, Knox Co., MO xiv. Emmet Wayland Golden, b. March 12, 1874, Knox Co., MO; d. Unknown; m. Eva Krammes, Kindest regards Tod Davis Trenton, MI [email protected]

LUCY A. (nee MONTAGUE) MILLER and HENRY SAUL MILLER Jan, Saw your message to Missouri List back on the 13th. Did you find any MILLERs in the Olathe, Kansas area? I was unable to send any info for the questions you were asking about. In Lucy MILLER's business journal, she refers to both her widowed daughter, Maybell JONES and Maybell's daughter, Mary Frances JONES going to Kansas City. It must have been easily reached by train because Maybell often went to Kansas City and back to Olathe in one day while doing business. I am interested in finding the date and location Lucy A. Montague and Henry Saul Miller married. Suspect they were married in another state and later moved to Olathe, KS after the Civil War. Their children (known 3 girls) were born in the late 1800's, but don't know where or when. Both Lucy and Henry were buried in Olathe, Kansas. Lucy A. Miller born abt 22July, 1846 and d. 29 December 29, 1923. Henry Saul Miller b. -date unknown- and died 20 January, 1913. Lucy (nee MONTAGUE) MILLER was my maternal g-g-grandmother. Her daughter Maybell JONES was my g-grandmother. Mary Frances (nee Jones) WAGNER was the best grandmother anyone could ever have! I would very much like to know more abt. both Lucy A. MILLER and Maybell (nee MILLER) JONES. There was some talk that Lucy MILLER's husband, Henry had a brother named Herbert P. Miller. I don't know if Henry Saul MILLER had other siblings nor the name of his mother. Any input would be most appreciated. Sincerely, Anna T-town On Tue, 13 Mar 2001 15:20:01 EST [email protected] writes: > ANNA M. (nee ARTHUR) MILLER and CHARLES A. MILLER. > > Thanks to a very kind person in the Kansas City area, name of Chris, > I have > the following information. Need more to complete my search. > She and Charles were probably married late 1890 or early 1900. > Anna M. Miller was married to Charles. A. Miller. > She was in the Kansas City Directory 1937 through 1945. > Last known address was 3339 Broadway, Kansas City, Missouri. > Was listed as the widow of Charles A. Miller. > She was not in the K. C. directory in 1947. > Probably died between 1945 and 1947. > > I sent this information, (all I had), to obtain a death certificate. > Anna M. Arthur, probably born Between 1870 - 1890 in Iowa. > Her siblings that I have traced were born in Decatur, Iowa. One of > her > brothers was my grandfather. He and her other siblings and parents, > are all > deceased and buried in Gass Cemetery, Boone County, Arkansas. > They did a five year search and did not find a death certificate. > Her parents, my great grandparents, were; > James Nathaniel Arthur born Indiana 7/30/1847 d. 01/16/1939 > Pheobe Liviney Endsley born Indiana 7/22/1849 d. 11/30/1938 > > The parents and siblings all died in Alpena or Burlington, Arkansas > and all buried in same cemetery. > > Is there is a census or any other type of way to see when she died? > Am looking for her children, if she had any. Would very much like to > know when and where she died and where she is buried. Possibly an obit > if at all possible. > > I have two brick walls. This is one of them. Any information at all > will be greatly appreciated. Any type of advise or help will be gratefully > accepted. I want to find her very much. > Respectfully yours, > Jan > > > ==== Missouri Mailing List ==== > No Roll Calls on the list: please subscribe to and use > MO-ROLLCALL-L instead. > > ============================== > Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & > Celebrate > your heritage! > http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog > ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

In a message dated 3/18/01 4:19:29 PM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << : [email protected] >> I had the same problem as Suzan but I could not open my Word or Excel programs the it would not let me open AOL I finally did a factory restart and put my files on from scratch losing anything that I did no have on disk yet. A lot of stuff saved in AOL files and all book marks. I am using an old computer with limited hard drive I am left with only 188 MB I have not been able to get my new last year computer to reboot. I wonder if this is some kind of unknown virus?

I have a problem with FTM and am unable to open it. I read that others have experienced problems with FTM as well. One of the messages I get is that "xxxxx.DLL is linked to a missing export" and another that " a device attached to the system is not functioning." The other programs work fine. Has anyone had this problem? Someone on the list suggested installing the program again. I tried, but It would not allow me to do it. Thanks very much for any help. Maryann

Family Tree Maker has had this problem for a few years. They aren't willing to patch the OLE problem since they say it is an Internet Explorer problem and vice versa. They have the feeble attempt of a patch using the regional setting being placed in the start up menu. This is just one more item placed there to slow computers down even more. One big reason I quit FTM. ----- Original Message ----- From: "sstro" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, March 18, 2001 12:39 PM Subject: Re: [MO] FTW Failure > I sent him privately what was missing..with instrucitons..sometimes all > programs drop things with glitches or viruses....his missing drive was on > the Family Tree installation CD....but since he may have not know how to > reteve it, I emailed it to him.....we have both purchased it, so it should > not be violating any rules or regulations....with my instructions his files > should be OK again...at least for now...if he has opened up his email and > done it...I was hoping for a reply from him...... > Shirley Strosaker > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "James R. Baker, Jr." <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Sunday, March 18, 2001 7:37 AM > Subject: Re: [MO] FTW Failure > > > > Here's what FTM says, but it still only happens with mine if I exit from > any > > page other that the family page. Many people have this problem and most > > think it's simply a problem with the FTM program. I've seen it discussed > on > > the FTM discussion page. > > Jim > > > > Message: "An error has occurred in OLE2NLS.DLL. Please try reinstalling > > OLE." When Starting Family Tree Maker > > Verify Microsoft Outlook Express Settings > > Start Outlook Express. > > Click the Tools menu > > Click Options... > > Click the Read tab > > Click the International Settings... button > > Make sure the checkbox to "Use default encoding for al incoming messages" > is > > checked > > Click OK twice to save your changes. > > ---------- > > Verify Windows Regional Settings > > Click Start then Settings and then Control Panel. > > Double-click on the Regional Settings icon. > > Click the Regional Settings tab. > > If English (United States) is not chosen, select it from the list. Choose > OK > > and allow your computer to restart. > > If English (United States) is selected check to make sure that there are > not > > multiple instances of English (United States on the list. It there are, > > restart your computer and then come back to this list and make sure that > > only one English (United States) is shown in the list and that you select > > it. > > > > > > > > > > > > James R. Baker, Jr. [email protected] > > Visit my genealogy page: > > 135 pages of Marriages, Tax Lists, Census, Baker Information, Various > > Records... > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jrbakerjr/genealogy/index.htm > > (some pages do not work well with Netscape) > > .. > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Sunday, March 18, 2001 8:06 AM > > Subject: [MO] FTW Failure > > > > > > > Scott, > > > > > > Rather than fooling around in the strange file world, I would do one or > > > all the following: > > > 1. Reinstall FTM in a new folder and then use it to open your xxx.FTW > > > File. > > > 2. Contact the FTM people. > > > 3. Is every thing else working? Even if it is run a virus scan, there > are > > > a lot of strange bugs running around the cyber world. > > > > > > Bill > > > > > > Some Data on cemeteries and funeral homes > > > <http://genealogyinstlouis.accessgenealogy.com/buchholz.htm> > > > Surnames of Interest: BUCHHOLZ anywhere > > > > -BECKMANN-CASSIDY-DeL0NJAY-DREES-NENTWIG-NEUTZLER-PONCOT-RENSING-STAUDER- > > > STIEFFERMANN > > > > > > > > > ==== Missouri Mailing List ==== > > > To unsubscribe from *digest* mode, send a message to > > > [email protected] containing only the word > > > "unsubscribe". > > > > > > ============================== > > > The easiest way to stay in touch with your family and friends! > > > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST1 > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== Missouri Mailing List ==== > > Need to find the county for a town? USGS/GNIS site: > > http://www-nmd.usgs.gov/www/gnis/gnisform.html > > > > ============================== > > Search over 900 million names at Ancestry.com! > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp > > > > > ==== Missouri Mailing List ==== > No Roll Calls on the list: please subscribe to and use > MO-ROLLCALL-L instead. > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com >

I was there and was treated to the same "Owned by Poisonbox" message. I didn't think of hackers, but I did a complete virus scan on my computer. Found nothing, thank goodness. Very annoying, though. Kathryne

Just tried to access www.glorecords.blm.gov and found a black screen with a horrible face on it and "OWNED BY POISONBOX." Having no one else to ask for advice I contacted AOL and was told that this site had been hacked/broken in to and I should advise the Webmaster for the site. Tried that and was unsuccessful--got the message that the site was evidently broken or not working. This is the U. S. Bureau of Land Management site. Just wanted to alert everyone to not try to access the site. I am using a Mac computer and usually they are not susceptible to the viruses but wouldn't want someone to infect their PC computers if this may be associated with a virus.

Hi, I am looking for information on my John Coons JR b. 1807 in Montgomery Co., KY. He is the son of John Coons Sr and Elizabeth Ellis. John Coons Jr., married Elizabeth Wells in August 1832. They moved to Ralls Co., in April of 1835. According to his obituary dated September (looks like 29th) 1892 there were 4 of his 7 children still surviving him. Only problem is that the three daughters are listed only as Mrs. and the last names of Culbertson, Treadway and Keithly. A son John was living in TX. I am looking to confirm the children of Elizabeth Wells and John Coons. Can you help me please? Also many of these ancestors are buried in the Laddonia Cemetery in Audrain Co., MO., or in the Asher Burial Grounds. Does anyone know where these are located. Does Laddonia still exist? Thanks for you time, Vicki Walberg Vacaville, CA