Still looking for Mrs. Annie THOMAS who put her daughter, Gracie, up for adoption in Tarrant co. TX.in 1884 when she was about 4 y.o. I have the original adoption papers but no mention of the father just the adoptive parents who were Dick and Nannie MaTHEWS also known as david s. MCHERD and Nancy/ Nannie Jane SHAWVER. ANY info, even rumours greatly appreciated. Gracie told my father she was indian. I would like to know where this child came from. Thank you, Brigitte Daguerre

Hi Folks: I will be unsubscribing for a month or so in order to catch up on a few things that have gone neglected. Thanks for having me on your list. http://home.att.net/~billcovey/index.html Bill Covey Creator of: Ol' Tubby Joe Stottlemeyer Author of: Watson Is Where It Wuz

Could anyone check on the following names. I'm afraid that's all I have right now, but anything about them would be greatly appreciated. NICHOLAS LEMON KENNEDY and ISOBEL GARCIA, had at least one child, HESTER KENNEDY-DE COSTE, who was born in 12 Sep 1916, who was Asst. Post Mistress for the US Post Office in HURLEY, NEW MEXICO, until her retirement. Thanks in advance, Joan

I laughed so hard, I just had to share this... "U.S. Population At 13,462 'We Don't Think Everybody Sent in Their Census Forms,' Say Officials" http://www.theonion.com/onion3612/us_population.html

I laughed so hard, I just had to share this... "U.S. Population At 13,462 'We Don't Think Everybody Sent in Their Census Forms,' Say Officials" http://www.theonion.com/onion3612/us_population.html

I am a french teacher who is searching informations about my ancestor's family who immigrate as coal miners to Blossburg NM with his brothers. His name is Edouard Pruvost (Prevost or Provost was the others spelling in US at that time). He emigrated in NM in 1895 and came back to France in 1900 His brothers Zéphir Henry Louis Joseph emigrated earlier in 1886 and stayed in NM. Zéphir was married to Emma and they got 4 children : Zénobia born august 1884 in France Zénob born nov 1885 in France Uma born apr 1888 in France Sydney born mar 1890 in NM Zéphir and his son Sydney died in oct 1913. They both have been missing and believed dead in the Dawson mine explosion. I only own pictures (that I inherit from my grandmother who lived there) that have been taken in photographic art studio of Trinidad CO, Raton and Santa Fe. Please, if you are a descendant of Zéphir or his children, can you get in touch with me ? Thanks Eric Brongniart

Hello List Members Eloise Diana Harbacheck died 15 October 1997. I am trying to find out where she died. I am not sure she may have been in Albuquerque or Gallup, New Mexico. Or if someone can tell me if there is a website I can go to and do the search myself. I would appreciate any help. Thanks, Maryann Lindsly El Sobrante, CA

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Is there someone that can help me? I need a CADI for my grandparents: Desiderio ABEYTA (possible in Albuq.NM) b.? d.? Francisca SANCHEZ b.? d. 17 May 1924 or right after but that yr. was living in Albuq.NM at time of death according to my mother He married Francisca SANCHEZ and had 6 or 8 kids..the oldest of these kids is: Clemente ABEYTA #525-18-7267 b,13 Aug 1905 in Albuq NM d,Oct 1984 in Albuq.NM the youngest child :being my mother" Benita Abeyta b.17 May 1924 in Albuq.NM d.4 June 1972..(I recieved a CADI on her)Thank you! I was told by my mother that her mother died giving birth to her..I hope someone would be so kind as to help me with this..THANK YOU! Rose ABEYTA NC

These families emigrated west in the late 1800's (1870-1890).. Seeking any connections to these surnames. Thanks.. Dave -- FREE Membership - Genealogy World: Online databases, Query Boards, Tutorials: http://genealogyworld.com Sign Up for Our FREE Monthly Genealogy E-ZINE. Get Genealogy Detective: http://genealogyworld.com/detgen.htm

Does NM have a death index? I am searching for a Rondal Eugene Hollingsworth. He probably died about 1963/1964 time period. If anyone can be of any assistance I would greatly appreciate it. This is a major brickwall! Thanks, Michelle Please visit my Websites www.geocities.com/Petsburgh/Park/2447/ http://www.geocities.com/Petsburgh/Park/2447/stanton.html

The Obituary Archive Search Engine can now be accessed at www.obitcentral.com The previous URL is still functional. There are now over 280,000 obituaries indexed! Bill

The front page for GeneaSearch.com has been revised. It is now easier to use and faster to load. You can see it at http://geneasearch.com Also, check out the Lost Female Ancestors--it is growing quickly. Donna __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com

Greetings to all! I've been working almost day and night researching new links to add as well as building the databases for the Obituary Archive Search Engine at http://www.cribbs.net/obitsearch/ You may notice a new link that I've added to the Search Engine site. It is called the Legacy ObitFinder. This site accesses over 1000 newspaper obituary sections across the country. It is limited to recent obits but is an extremely valuable tool. I'll have to be honest with you, however... At first when I saw this page my heart sunk! I thought, "Oh no, all this work building these databases for nothing!" When I realized, however, that they are limited to recent obits, relief came! My search engine indexes are based upon not only newspaper archives but also thousands of private archives as well. Here are the latest links that have been added to the Obituary Links Page: WV - Statewide - The Journal Online Obits LA - West Baton Rouge Parish - Westside Journal Obituaries/Archives DE - Statewide - Shore-source Obituaries MD - Statewide - Shore-source Obituaries DE - Statewide - Newszap Archives ID - Statewide - South Idaho Press Obituaries ID - Latah Co. - Latah Eagle Obituaries HI - Statewide - Garden Island Obituaries PA - Perry Co. - Perry County Obituary Search 1998-2000 MA - Suffolk Co. - Boston Herald Obituaries NJ - Monmouth Co. - Webb Ave. Obituaries NJ - Statewide - Courier-News Obituary Archives TX - Jefferson Co. - Port Arthur News Obituaries MT - Statewide - The Montana Standard Obituaries KS - Allen Co. - The Iola Register Obituaries AL - Barbour Co. - 1860 Mortality Schedule AL - Shelby Co. - 1850/1860 Mortality Schedule AL - Sumter Co. - 1850 Mortality Schedule AL - Baker Co. - 1870 Mortality Schedule AL - Statewide - Alabama Obituaries AL - Wilcox Co. - Marriage Index 1867-68 1873-77 AL - Calhoun Co. - Lucius Funeral Home 1938-40 AL - Calhoun Co. - 1870 Mortality Schedule NY - Statewide - Index to Marriages 1788-1817 SURNAME - Andrist Family Obituaries Aside from these new links, I've updated scores of existing links so if there was a link that you've used in the past that didn't work, perhaps it was one that has been fixed! ============================================================ Search through over 500 million records and over 2000 databases! http://www.geocities.com/cribbswh/obit/ancestry.htm ============================================================ New Desktop Tool For Completing Your Family Research! GENEALOGY DETECTIVE 2000 The Number 1 Rated Genealogy Research Software! http://www.genealogydetective.com/cgi-bin/affiliates/clickthru.cgi?id=cribbs wh ============================================================ That's it for this time! Happy hunting! Bill Cribbs

Im searching for infomation on : Tony MANDOGRAN/MADARGON (not sure of the spelling) he had to been born around 1923 in New Mexico. I have a document stateing he was in Los Angeles,Calif. in 1950 and had a daughter there. This is all the info I have on him! Any information will be appreciated!!!!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU! Rose ABEYTA NC

New to your list. Looking for the name of a TB sanitarium in New Mexico probably located around Ft Bayard, New Mexico. My grandfather, Nathan B. Denham Jr., b. 1895 in MA was a patient while he was in the service during WWI. He was discharged Dec 29, 1919. I appreciate any information that I can find.. Dianna Researching: Besse(y), Billings, Briggs, Colburn, Coulter, Denham (Dunham), Hammond, Hurdle, Lawrence, Mattsson, Midcap, Miller, Mitchell, McConnel, Oliver, Reynolds, Roper, Saario(Josefsson), Springer, Soule, Wilson, Winslow When one door of happiness closes, another opens; but often we look so long at the closed door that we do not see the one which has been opened for us. Helen Keller

I am the new listowner of the BEARDSLEY mailing list, and I would like to invite all of the BEARDSLEY (and alternate spellings) researchers on the New Mexico list to subscribe. We have been having some great discussions, and many family connections have been made. To subscribe: Send an e-mail to BEARDSLEY-L-request@rootsweb.com, leave the subject line blank, in the body of the message type only one word....subscribe. To subscribe to the digest version (several messages combined on one e-mail), send to BEARDSLEY-D-request@rootsweb.com. I hope that you will join us, and will post your BEARDSLEY family data on the list, where it will be seen by other BEARDSLEY researchers, and will become a permanent part of the searchable archives. Joann Jameson, California quirkoffate@earthlink.net

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PORTER, DURAN Y CHAVEZ, CHAVES, MARTINEZ, VALLEJOS, ARAGON, VIALPANDO, MARTIN SERRANO, ARGUELO, TRUJILLO, DE CONTRERAS, MAESSE. I am particularly interested in Carlos (Charles?) Porter, b Ireland, son of Thomas and Nancy Porter, who married Maria Lucinda Weaver (Ybabr, Guivar, Bibar) 29 Dec 1849 in St. Francis Parish and Our Lady of Light (La Castrensa), Santa Fe. She was dau of Pauline (probably Powell) and Maria Dolores (Martin) Weaver. When did Carlos Porter come from Ireland? Where in Ireland? What was he doing in New Mexico? Was he in the military? Did any family come with him? Where was he in 1850? Obviously I have a large blank page for him. Please help me fill it in. Thank you. Michaele Burris burrisbooks@juno.com