Good afternoon, I would like to invite you all to come for a visit at the Morris Family Association. It has had many new revisions and we encourage any person researching this surname to spend some time here. http://genweb.net/~morris/ You will find queries, vital records, resources and much more. Thanks and have fun, Addie Thank you, Remember "The Truth Is Out There" Proper citation is essential to a credible genealogy. ================ Jack & Addie MAILTO:[email protected] Visit our Home Page, (this site supports midi music files so turn down your volume if you prefer to not hear music) (Our Home Page) http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/5978 Member of: General Joseph Warren Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/3361/ USGenWeb Project Counties: CO. La Plata County http://www.rootsweb.com/~colaplat/colaplat.htm CO. Kit Carson County http://www.rootsweb.com/~cokitcar/index.htm Morris Family Association Home Page (an association of pure Team Work!) http://genweb.net/~morris/ Member of the NEHGS Member of Ancestry Member of BFGS Member of DAVA
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Hi, I would like to tell anyone researching ancestors from St. Louis about my website. I have several old lists taken from the 1895 and 1897 Gould's City Directory on St. Louis. The current lists include Churchs, Cemeteries and Undertakers. I am also planning on adding a new list on old St. Louis Newspapers.Since many livery stables at that time doubled as undertakers, liveries will also be one of the next future lists added. I also have a list taken from the 1997 yellow pages on current St. Louis Cemeteries and their phone numbers. There are also links to help with how to find church information. The list is called "St. Louis Old and New". The URL is http://members.aol.com/VidePoche1/Intro.html Paulette
Are commercial posts permitted on this list? Thanks, Dayna
This weeks topic in #GenealogyForum are: Monday, April 27 - NewYork: Southern, inc.NYC 8PM Eastern Wednesday, April 29 - Germans from Russia 8PM Eastern Saturday, May-2 - English Ancestry 1PM Eastern tex^mom >From #GenealogyForum IRC Channel on Afternet: server irc.afternet.org "Looking for YOUR Ancestors?" Need Simple instructions for joining us? Check our Webpage to Find 'em! WE HAVE TOPICAL DISCUSSIONS THREE EVENING A WEEK! DATES - TIMES - TOPICS ARE LISTED ON THE WEBPAGE http://cust2.iamerica.net/pscobb/ email: [email protected]
I loved the Higginson Bookstore that was in Lorries' favorite links!
You're cordially invited to visit my new Genealogy Home Page at http://www.access1.net/lorriev/ This site offers free genealogical lookups in materials I own, as well as research for the following primary surnames: CONNOLLY, FINSLEY, VERBOORT, SMITH, SHREVE, GROENDYKE, OVERDURF, VANDEHEY please take a moment to sign my guestbook, should you decide to visit! Thanks for any feedback you may pass along! Lorrie Verboort [email protected] http://www.access1.net/lorriev
You're cordially invited to visit my new Genealogy Home Page at http://www.access1.net/lorriev/ This site offers free genealogical lookups in materials I own, as well as research for the following primary surnames: CONNOLLY, FINSLEY, VERBOORT, SMITH, SHREVE, GROENDYKE, OVERDURF, VANDEHEY please take a moment to sign my guestbook, should you decide to visit! Thanks for any feedback you may pass along! Lorrie Verboort [email protected] http://www.access1.net/lorriev
You're cordially invited to visit my new Genealogy Home Page at http://www.access1.net/lorriev/ This site offers free genealogical lookups in materials I own, as well as research for the following primary surnames: CONNOLLY, FINSLEY, VERBOORT, SMITH, SHREVE, GROENDYKE, OVERDURF, VANDEHEY please take a moment to sign my guestbook, should you decide to visit! Thanks for any feedback you may pass along! Lorrie Verboort [email protected] http://www.access1.net/lorriev
Just in time for Memorial Day! You can now immortalize your loved ones with your own loving tribute to them -- and know that it will be read so long as man can capture words from Cyberspace! USIGS - the United States Internet Genealogical Society -- is making space available in its Library for a memorial collection. To see what others have done, go to http://www.usigs.org/library/memorial/ or go to the USIGS home page (newly updated) -- http://www.usigs.org -- and trace its links, not only to the Memorial page but to other sites of interest. The Memorial Tribute Collection came about when a member was startled to find his local newspaper would charge $1000 for a picture and a memorial obituary of his father in law. He found that this charge may be high for those in smaller towns, but that newspapers generally charge from $45 to several hundred dollars for this service. USIGS will "publish" the tribute (including a picture) for a small fee of $25. A brief obituary may be posted for $5, an additional $10 for a picture (either black and white or color.) A newspaper is read today and discarded tomorrow, but an MTC page is planned to last in perpetuity, just as cemetery upkeep. Funds collected for the memorials will go into a designated fund, interest on which will be used solely for upkeep of the Memorial site. Think what a wonderful source the MTC will be for genealogists of the future! There, under each person's name, will be bits and pieces of the fabric of their lives, as remembered by their families -- the stuff that we all would be delighted to find today about our ancestors. This site is not just for the newly dead. You may remember anyone in your family -- here is where to remember what great stories Grandpa used to tell, what great cherry pies Granny baked. Here is where to point out that Dad had only an eighth grade education but he founded a business with 1082 employes. that Mom taught Sunday School for 28 years and made little ceramic figurines and dressed Barbie dolls. Here too can be remembered the youth who pitched Little League ball and was so proud of his new car that he was paying for by flipping hamburgers at MacDonald's until --- Well, you get the idea. This is not a place for family trees, although family members may be named. This is for personal recollections about someone who was once a living, loving person, not just a name on a family chart. It is a Memorial Tribute to your loved ones, as only you can make it. Check out the site today and start thinking about what you want to write. All the details and instructions are on site. And hey, let us all know when you have your story
Have added a site map so it may help navigate the pages. Added a new award "1998 Genealogy Inspirational Award".Also added some more links to the Instruction page and a new section with two form letters for mass mailings and for sending emails. Have added a lot more information to the Car(e)y family research page and to the Park/e/s family research page. Also decided to start a page called Quirky Surnames. Basically surnames that are unusual, unique, off the wall, uncommon. Thanks, Jeffery -- Please come by for a visit, take your shoes off, pull up a chair and have a cup of coffee or cola or ice tea. "The Present Meets The Past" http://home.earthlink.net/~howardorjeff/ Please sign our guestbook. "Quirky Surnames" http://www.fortunecity.com/millenium/redwood/36/ "The Park/e/s Family Research Page" http://home.earthlink.net/~howardorjeff/park/ "The Car(e)y Family Research Page" http://home.earthlink.net/~howardorjeff/cary/
The April 24 edition of The Global Gazette, Canada's Genealogy & Heritage On-Line Magazine is available to those interested at http://globalgenealogy.com/gazette.htm . This issue covers the following topics: EDITOR'S CORNER Genealogy is going mainstream with articles regularly appearing in newspapers and magazines across North America...check out the latest! Genealogy On-line has a promising future with new webmaster, Charles Dobie. More web sites recommended by Global readers. http://globalgenealogy.com/gazed10.htm . ROUTES TO ROOTS Confused By Changing Political Boundaries? Two recent e-mails asked questions about places in Ontario and Scotland which do not exist. This is a common genealogical problem. In both these cases, the places used to exist but were chopped up by bureaucrats who gave them to other areas. Routes To Roots is a regular feature from syndicated columnist Ryan Taylor http://globalgenealogy.com/gazrt10.htm . CO LEIS THU? Genealogy & Heritage in The Outer Hebrides of Scotland. To the Carolinas, an article from Bill Lawson. The earliest major emigration from the Western Isles of Scotland was to Virginia and the Carolinas, but this was not, as it is often pictured, the flight of impoverished and demoralised peasantry, forced to leave their land. http://globalgenealogy.com/gazbl10.htm . EAST COAST KIN It happened In The Night... . On the last full day of his life, June 27, 1838, John Clem carried a heavy sack of barley on his back all the way from Pugwash to River Philip, a overland trek of about 25 kilometres through the bush on Nova Scotias north shore. Sandra Devlin shares a story of pioneer justice.... and some Nova Scotia sources too. http://globalgenealogy.com/gazsd10.htm . HINTS & LISTS Minutes of The Proceedings Of The Port Roseway (now Shelburne, Nova Scotia) Associates 1782 has been transcribed and is available in this week's issue of The Global Gazette. (hundreds of early Nova Scotia names) http://globalgenealogy.com/gazhl10.htm . If you like what you see, you can subscribe to the e-mail version for FREE by sending me an e-mail with the word "subscribe" in the subject line of your message. All writing & editing is volunteered by the respective writers and the web site space is sponsored by Global Genealogy Supply. Rick Roberts [email protected] Publisher / Editor The Global Gazette, Canada's Genealogy & Heritage On-line Magazine http://globalgenealogy.com/gazette.htm
Quality reproductions of family-name maps of villages and towns in New England and New York, mostly from the 1860s and 1870s. To see the catalog, go to <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/oldmapsne">http://members.aol.com/oldmapsne </A> Please read the home page for information about the maps.
If you have not yet taken advantage of using IRC (Internet Relay Chat) to help with your research, you are missing out on a GREAT resource! The Genealogy Channels on IRC are the Genealogy Societies of the CyberWorld. There are specific topics of interest on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday each week. We share resources, do lookups for each other, help each other with our webpages, recommend helpful websites and have a wonderful time doing it! Most of us has made at least one connection to another visitor! The most active time period is from 8 PM to 12 Eastern Time, USA. We designed our website with the NEW IRCer in mind. You will find MUCH to help you get started! The instructions for joining IRC have been made even more simple, if you have tried to join before without success, TRY AGAIN! The #GenealogyForum webpage has these links to help you. IMPORTANT NEWS FLASH! Late Breaking Genealogy News with links to Logs from meetings with Cyndi Howells of Cyndi's Sites, Paul Burchfield, Tech Support for Family Tree Maker, and Dick Eastman of Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter. YOUR IRC EXPERIENCE What It Can and Can't Do for You: If you wonder what 'chatting' is all about, be sure to read this page. HOW TO JOIN IRC Step by Step Instructions: on where and how to download the IRC software Including AOL and WebTV HOW TO USE MIRC Step by Step Instructions: After you are connected to IRC you will find easy setup instructions for many great features of mIRC LOOK FOR YOUR ANCESTORS Searchable Index of Surnames of Our Guests (over 120 of our guests have their surnames posted here) OUR BRICKWALL ANCESTORS We Need !!HELP!! on These (NEW PAGE!!! We are posting our MOST elusive Ancestors here!) LOOKUPS on #GENEALOGY FORUM Sharing Our Resources: A guide to the people to watch for in our channel with the resource you need access to. GENEALOGY FOR KIDS 9 TO 90 How to Begin to Grow Your Tree: Link to Present^'s page giving basic start up instructions. How to Write Your Family History: Link to Dorian's page giving tips on writing about your ancestors. #GENEALOGYFORUM Announcements: Describes the meetings that we have and OUR AGENDA. OTHER GENEALOGY CHANNELS ON IRC Their Servers and Their Webpages: If you know of a Channel or Channel page not listed on this page please send the information to: [email protected] http://cust2.iamerica.net/pscobb/ Margaret http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/9101/
Hi. I just wanted to share and update you on my site ,because, after 4 months of operation, it is becoming a great tool for researchers! Family Tree Climbers http://www.familytreeclimbers.com (if using aol you might have to use http://www.familytreeclimbers.com/other.shtml) now has over 1,400 surname queries,over 1,500 links to surname and other genealogy pages, over 3,000 obituaries and 3,000 + surnames contained in donated GED-COMS. You can send a postcard to a friend, join our newsletter mail list, add your query or link or just look around. We also have many research volunteers to help you in your search and a forum and chat room to post questions and talk to other researchers. Come on by and visit us as soon as you can. Maybe you will find the missing link you are looking for! Lesa
Hi, This is a searchable Database. Links to census sites on the web ( 1351 Total links ) A great place to search. http://www.census-online.com/index.html ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Online Data Transcriptions and Indexes for Federal and State Censuses, Tax Lists, Military Rosters, etc. United States Alabama Arkansas California Colorado Florida Georgia Iowa Illinois Indiana Kansas Kentucky Massachusetts Maryland Maine Missouri Mississippi North Carolina New Hampshire New Jersey New York Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia Vermont Washington Wisconsin West Virginia Links to Census Sites on the Web Archives, Libraries, and Other Institutions Holding Census Material Government Publications, FAQ's, How To's, and Other Tips For Census Research Census Materials For Sale: Publications, Microfilms, CD-ROMs, and Computer Software Professional Researchers For Hire Other Census Researchers and Genealogists Offering Help With Look-Ups Have fun. Lorene Dalton Ridenour
Hello all! I am constantly updating my website for Denton and related families. The url is: http://www.acun.com/dentons. There are hundreds of surnames in the database and downloadable gedcoms for Denton, Moore, Plumlee, Chastain and Hunt families. There are many other surnames with dozens of names. Should you find anyone of interest, please let me know as this is not my entire file. I may have other related family members. Thanks and blessings! Sue Montgomery-Cook
If you are looking for information on your Garvey ancestors I have set up a Garvey homepage that lists as many Garveys as I have been able to find in my research and that have been submitted to me along with links to either the homepage where they can be found on the net or to the email address of the submitter. I am hoping to make this page as comprehensive as possible, so if you want your Garveys added or if you know of any sites that mention the surname Garvey, please email me. Site can be found at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/7114/Garvey.html Tara Johnson [email protected]
Lynn, I use "family history" in requests for death certificates. Paulette In a message dated 4/20/98 4:03:25 AM Central Daylight Time, NEW-GEN-URL-D- [email protected] writes: > Hi, > i was wondering what everyone puts in their requests for death certificate > as the reason they need this information?I was going to send for my > grandfathers but I wasn't sure if putting genealogy as the reason would work. > > Thank you > Lynn >
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