Since the last time I posted my site here, I have added 100s of books and some different genealogy magazines. While I specialize in New England you will also find books on New York, New Jersey, the mid west, the south and quite a few state guides to genealogical research in these areas. I sell used books and some new, pertaining to the research aspects of genealogy: Hard to find books, New England, Massachusetts, County histories, County atlases, regional histories, town histories, vital records, writing your family history, general genealogical books, military books and much more. Drop by and browse. Jamie MacKenzie Crossley Bookseller Hudson, Massachusetts USA Broad View Books <http://broadviewbooks.com> [email protected] Your Source for Used Books Pertaining to: Genealogical Research, Town Histories, Vital Records, Magazines and More. With a Special Interest in Massachusetts and New England Member of The Housedaddy Bookdealers Association

To all: I have added 17 new searchable databases at my website. Go to the Dart Room at Murphy's Public House at http://www.alltel.net/~dmurphy595 See the new Calendar feature for listing upcoming events, family reunions, etc. Also please fill in the Questionnaire so I can better serve those researching Irish and German families of Ohio Happy Hunting! Dennis

Hi Folks... Wanted to let you know I've added more surnames to my pages... Thanks for looking.... Hope to hear from some new cousins... Sandy Eskew http://www.greencis.net/~sandysq/index.htm

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unsubscribe Take Care! Pam Jordan Bennett Researching: ARMBRUSTER,ALWER?, DULL/DUELL,DETTLING,FISHER/FISCHER,MAEHLA,MUELLER,RAPP,SANGER,TEUFEL,WEYH, ZIEGLER Surnames married into family BURMEISTER, BODDEN,DUEL,KETTNER,SEEGER,TATSCH, http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/1214/

I Have Added New names to my databases. Stop by maybe we can make a connection!!! http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/9196 I also Manage the FAMILY SURNAME QUEST There are many names that have been added! http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ridge/9048 Have a Great Day :-) Lacinda [email protected] [email protected] Page me on ICQ # 9870890 Family Tree Project http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/9196 Submit Your Surnames FAMILY SURNAME QUEST http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ridge/9048 Family Forum http://www.bravenet.com/forum/show.asp?userid=ky10433

A few days ago I posted a message stating that I was accepting surname submissions for a new webpage that I was creating. I was overwhelmed by the wonderful response! Thanks to all who have taken an interest! There are over 1000 unique surnames that have been submitted in just 5 days! Anyway, to view the lists of surnames and people or websites researching them, visit: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Flats/4239/viewsurnames.html There is a link there to submit up to 15 surnames, if you like. I am hoping to help everyone make genealogy connections or at least new friends! If you submit your surnames with your email address or website address, give me a couple of days to add them. I upload the revised pages once a day, around 3:00 Central Time. No person nor website is listed that did not request to be listed. Thanks, Amy

The obit postings from the Machias Valley News Observer from Machias, Washington, Maine now include the Aug. 13, 1997 through the June 17, 1998 issues. These obits cover people born, lived or retired in the Machias area. There are people from all over the country listed in this database and I will be adding to it as I get each weekly issue. http://members.home.net/ctyankee/ and follow the link to the obits or just browse around and see what information you might find or be able to help me with. Ken -- ************************************** * Kenneth A. Dill * * Meriden, Conn. * * [email protected] * * [email protected] * * http://members.home.net/ctyankee * * ICQ number= 5097976 * **************************************

DONEGAL ANCESTRY CLUB Fed up paying over the top prices for Irish Genealogical Info? Would you prefer to pay nothing for Ancestral Information? Don't know where to start searching for the elusive ancestor? Donegal Ancestry Club may be your answer to these question! Visit the Donfam web site at: www.donfam.com The Donfam web site has a 'FREE', limited version of the 'Donfam People locator'. This is an online database of Irish ancestral surname records. This facility allows you the opportunity to possibly locate an 'inquired after' named person, on a given day, to a particular place or event in that persons life 'ANYWHERE' in Ireland. INCLUDES IRISH, SCOTTISH, ENGLISH & OTHER RELIGIONS. GREAT TOOL FOR FINDING THOSE ELUSIVE STRAY ANCESTORS!! These records have been extracted and transcribed from every source available at this time to Donfam. Examples of information source are: Griffith Valuations (Donegal). 1901 Donegal County Census. Towns Business Indexes. Church Records of Births, Deaths and Marriages. Graveyard Inscriptions. Prison Records. Hearth Tax Records. Memorial Card Information. Newspaper Notes and Jottings. Emigrant Records. Many More Sources. Although the main body of record information is concerned with the North West of Ireland, there is also listed, thousands of records from all other parts of Ireland, North and South of the great divide. Should this type of information interest you, then take the opportunity to visit the Donfam Web Site, join the Donfam Ancestry Club and make use of the full version of the 'Donfam People Locator'. The Donfam club is now operating very well, but needs your support. Again, the Donfam Web Site can be found at: www.donfam.com Visit now, it may be the best web site visit you will ever make!

DONEGAL ANCESTRY CLUB Fed up paying over the top prices for Irish Genealogical Info? Don't know where to start searching for the elusive ancestor? Donegal Ancestry Club may be your answer to these questions. Visit the Donfam web site at: www.donfam.com The Donfam web site has a 'FREE', limited version of the 'Donfam People locator'. This is an online database of Irish ancestral surname records. This facility allows you the opportunity to possibly locate an 'inquired after' named person, on a given day, to a particular place or event in that persons life 'ANYWHERE' in Ireland. These records have been extracted and transcribed from every source available at this time to Donfam. Examples of information source are: Griffith Valuations (Donegal). 1901 Donegal County Census. Towns Business Indexes. Church Records of Births, Deaths and Marriages. Graveyard Inscriptions. Prison Records. Hearth Tax Records. Memorial Card Information. Newspaper Notes and Jottings. Emigrant Records. Many More Sources. Although the main body of record information is concerned with the North West of Ireland, there is also listed, thousands of records from all other parts of Ireland, North and South of the great divide. For those researchers not familiar with the North West of Ireland, this is the ideal database for finding those lost elusive ancestors who left their homeland to seek their livelihood elsewhere in this great country. A GREAT TOOL FOR FINDING THOSE STRAY ANCESTORS!!! Should this type of information interest you, then take the opportunity to visit the Donfam Web Site, join the Donfam Ancestry Club and make use of the full version of the 'Donfam People Locator'. The Donfam club is now operating very well, but needs your support. Again, the Donfam Web Site can be found at: www.donfam.com Visit now, it may be the best web site visit you will ever make!

Some of the Wisconsin counties are now using the wonderful new system of GenConnect for Queries, Obits, and Biographies. The surnames are automatically archived and can be searched on a national or state level. On Marathon County WI and Lincoln County WI the links are on the main pages. http://www.rootsweb.com/~wimarath http://www.rootsweb.com/~wilincol Wood and Portage Counties are also on this system. http://www.rootsweb.com/~wiwood http://www.rootsweb.com/~wiportag Marcia and I urge all who are interested in these counties to submit your queries, obits and biographies. Enjoy! Shelley

When posting a URL in a message or where ever, please post the full address as it makes access much easier from most Email programs: i.e. http://www.name.com don't just write www.name.com Thanks Lee -- Saints & Sinners Newsletter PO Box 1536 Camden, SC 29020-8536 Tel: 803-432-9008 Fax: 803-424-0450

I have just uploaded obits from the Machias Valley News Observer from Machias, Washington, Maine. The obits are from the issues starting with the Aug. 13, 1997 issue and at this time go to the end of 1997. I will be adding the 1998 obits soon. I have also added many new names from the Huntley books. check these out at http://members.home.net/ctyankee/ Good luck in your searches. Ken -- ************************************** * Kenneth A. Dill * * [email protected] * * [email protected] * * http://members.home.net/ctyankee * * ICQ number= 5097976 * **************************************

Hello all, Just wanted to announce that a couple of chats have been scheduled for the Chat room at Family Workings. To get to it, go to http://www.familyworkings.com click on one of the genealogy links. There will be links to the room via the genealogy page. The chats are: Sat Jun 27 Noon Eastern, 9 am Pacific Topic: German and Russian Ancestry/research Tues Jun 30 8:30pm Easter, 5:30pm Pacific Topic: Eastern USA Region Hope to see you there! -Shana Family Workings Genealogy

Please help me. I am searching for my grandfather John Nathon Cross, g grandfather William (Willy) Cross and g g grandfather John Cross. Location: Tipton Co., TN - Henderson Co., TN - Murfreesboro Co., TN (Or anywhere in between) Please any info, links, anything would help. Thank You. :)

Hi everyone, discovered this site tha is in the process of transcribing Swedish church records. It is small now but I am anxious for it to grow http://www.genline.se/eindex.htm hope somone can make some use of it Patrick

Hello New England Researchers, Here is some progress on the NE books online effort. http://genweb.net/~blackwell/books.html --------------------------------------------------------------- News Item 1: Lisa Whiting has done a great job editing two sections of the online History of Hingham, published 1893. Specifically the Military and Education sections are now in HTML format and almost all of their OCR (Optical Character Recognition) errors are fixed. http://genweb.net/~blackwell/ma/hingham/Hingham1893.html There are still some unreadable parts on my xerox copy of the book that was the source of the scans. The G4 TIFF images of most of the 4 books are online and the raw, mostly unedited, OCR text files of the books are also online http://genweb.net/~blackwell/ma/hingham/ but have a multitude of OCR errors. ----------------------------------------------------------------- News Item 2: I am scanning and OCRing the History of Bristol County, pub.1883. It has good town histories and a couple good maps. I've done about a QUARTER of it. http://genweb.net/~blackwell/ma/bristol/b000toc.html and http://genweb.net/~blackwell/ma/bristol/ Take a LOOK, it is no where near done but it's "neat". These OCR text files are very readable. The county and town histories are very interesting Since I am scanning from the original book (not a xerox); it OCRs much better, but it takes a HUNDRED times longer to scan in a bound book on a flatbed scanner than to scan in a loose leaf xerox copy on the automatic feed scanner. I am also scanning at 300 dpi (dots per inch) so the small print OCRs much better. ------------------------------------------------------------------ I will not have time to do much more web stuff for a while. I have to work and enjoy the summer. Best Regards, David Blackwell - [email protected] 72 Center St. Groveland Mass. 01834 http://genweb.net/~blackwell/ PS take a look at http://www.umdl.umich.edu/moa/ - This is a great online library 4000+ volumes PPS Putting New England books online will take a LONG time. I hope other New England researchers will each put a book online, or help others to do so. DCB

Fed up paying over the top prices for Irish Genealogical Info? Don't know where to start searching for the elusive ancestor? Donegal Ancestry Club may be your answer to these questions. Visit the Donfam web site at: www.donfam.com The Donfam web site has a 'FREE', limited version of the 'Donfam People locator'. This is an online database of Irish ancestral surname records. This facility allows you the opportunity to possibly locate an 'inquired after' named person, on a given day, to a particular place or event in that persons life 'ANYWHERE' in Ireland. These records have been extracted and transcribed from every source available at this time to Donfam. Examples of information source are: Griffith Valuations (Donegal). 1901 Donegal County Census. Towns Business Indexes. Church Records of Births, Deaths and Marriages. Graveyard Inscriptions. Prison Records. Hearth Tax Records. Memorial Card Information. Newspaper Notes and Jottings. Emigrant Records. Many More Sources. Although the main body of record information is concerned with the North West of Ireland, there is also listed, thousands of records from all other parts of Ireland, North and South of the great divide. For those researchers not familiar with the North West of Ireland, this is the ideal database for finding those lost elusive ancestors who left their homeland to seek their livelihood elsewhere in this great country. A GREAT TOOL FOR FINDING THOSE STRAY ANCESTORS!!! Should this type of information interest you, then take the opportunity to visit the Donfam Web Site, join the Donfam Ancestry Club and make use of the full version of the 'Donfam People Locator'. The Donfam club is now operating very well, but needs your support. Again, the Donfam Web Site can be found at: www.donfam.com Visit now, it may be the best web site visit you will ever make!

The Cumbria Surname Web Site is a site for researcher's looking for persons in Cumbria, England Surnames Added to the Cumbria Surname Web site Since Last Update AKET BARWISE CARNE CARTNER EELBECK / EILBECK EELBECK /EILBECK FARRER FLETCHER GRAHAM GRAHAM HARRINGTON HILL HODGSON HOLMES HULBY LIDDICOAT MATTINSON MOSSOP MURPHY PERRY SEWEL(L) STEPHENSON STEWART TALLENTIRE TALLENTIRE WATSON WILLIAMSON WILLIAMSON WILSON The Site Now Contains 1489 Surname Entries As per usual, if you come across ANY errors please let me know - the site is getting too big to enable me to update and check it. I have added a feature to enable you to contact me via ICQ - my number is 14216637. If this proves to be popular, I will consider hosting chat sessions using ICQ - in the meantime please feel free to use it to send me messages or to chat with me whilst I am online. thanks Malcolm Hills Cumbria Surnames Web Site http://www.mdhills.demon.co.uk/GENUKI/Cumbria-list/index.html ---------------------------------------------------- You can respond to this e-mail online. If you have ICQ my ICQ# is 14216637 If you don't have ICQ you can page me through: * My Personal Communication Center: http://wwp.mirabilis.com/14216637 (go there and try it!) * Or you can send me e-mail to [email protected] You can download ICQ at http://www.icq.com/ Include your ICQ details in YOUR e-mail signature: http://www.icq.com/emailsig.html ----------------------------------------------------

Hello all Yesterday I talk with someone on this list concerning information about adoptions, I'm terrible sorry but I can't remember your e-mail address you help me with some sites. Please contact me again cause everything got erase. I really don't know if it was this list but i'm hoping Sandra