Bunny, You should be able to just drag and drop. I'm not sure how knowledgeable you are with computers, but that is the way I do most things. Actually, I back things up onto a CD-RW which hold a lot more and are more reliable than floppies. I hope this helps! Rose -----Original Message----- From: Bunny [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, October 16, 2002 7:28 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [NEWGEN] backing up..... Can anyone tell me how to back up my folders in Outlook Express.... I would like each folder saved to a floppy with all the emails in each one.... I did this once before but can't remember how it was done... I have Windows XP. Thanks in advance.... Bunny SHARING works.... try it..... just once... you could reap the benefits ! ! ! ! !. ==== NEWGEN Mailing List ==== KEEP COMMERCIALISM OUT OF GENEALOGY

Well, if you go to the web page http://www.winxpnews.com/?id=45 it will tell you how to save your IE data folders and addresses, but it only tells you half way. It is supposed to be continued in Vol 46 or http://www.winxpnews.com/?id=46, but they goofed up and never printed the last half as promised. Nevertheless, there is valuable information there that will tell you what files must be saved and where to find them. Basically, you just take those folders and put them back in the same location after one has reinstalled Windows, and it works. Just be sure to record exactly where they were. I know there are more web sites with the "how to" for saving IE data folders, but this I had this one in my "good stuff" pile. Woody ~~~~~~~~~~~<>~~~~~~~~~~ [email protected] writes: > Can anyone tell me how to back up my folders in Outlook Express.... I would > like each folder saved to a floppy with all the emails in each one.... I > did this once before but can't remember how it was done... > > I have Windows XP. > > Thanks in advance....

Can anyone tell me how to back up my folders in Outlook Express.... I would like each folder saved to a floppy with all the emails in each one.... I did this once before but can't remember how it was done... I have Windows XP. Thanks in advance.... Bunny SHARING works.... try it..... just once... you could reap the benefits ! ! ! ! !.

Hi Larry welcome from another Aussie Sheila.C Gold Coast Oz [email protected] Ancestors were just people : Welcome Larry.... : : Peg R : :

Welcome Larry.... Peg R Australia [email protected] Good friends will fill our days with happy memories! Checked by Norton's AV

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If anyone has family that might have an obit in the South Bend, IN area, the St Joseph County Public Library has a Necrology file online, with references to obits from 1920-1989, complete. It's pretty slick! Once you find your person, you can then see the obit on microfilm at their main library, and know what page you're looking for. http://www.sjcpl.lib.in.us/Databases/Necrology.html The website also has info about their local history/genealogy dept. Wendy Boughner Whipple ----- Southerners are so devoted to genealogy that we see a family tree under every bush. - Florence King

Greetings! I just got off the phone with someone at a South Bend, IN cemetery. She told me that she could not give me copies of cemetery records, because it's a privacy issue. I've requested these records from other places with no problem. Even though the people I'm requesting this information about are distant relatives, they *are* related. Is this some Indiana thing, or have the people that have been giving me these records before been breaking the law? Thanks! Wendy Boughner Whipple ----- Southerners are so devoted to genealogy that we see a family tree under every bush. - Florence King

I don't know about IN, but when I emailed someone who worked in the cemetery in Berrien County Mi. She emailed the information I needed in about an hour. I'll do some checking and let you know if I found out anything for you. Rose -----Original Message----- From: Wendy A. B. Whipple [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, October 15, 2002 7:42 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [NEWGEN] cemetery records Greetings! I just got off the phone with someone at a South Bend, IN cemetery. She told me that she could not give me copies of cemetery records, because it's a privacy issue. I've requested these records from other places with no problem. Even though the people I'm requesting this information about are distant relatives, they *are* related. Is this some Indiana thing, or have the people that have been giving me these records before been breaking the law? Thanks! Wendy Boughner Whipple ----- Southerners are so devoted to genealogy that we see a family tree under every bush. - Florence King ==== NEWGEN Mailing List ==== HAVE YOU POSTED YOUR MOST WANTED TO THE LIST LATELY?

USGenWeb Census http://www.us-census.org/search.html

Category Summary ( Cyndi's List - U.S. - Iowa - Localities http://www.CyndisList.com/ia-local.htm ): * New Links: 654 * Updated Links: 61 * Removed Links: 5 * Total Links: 2387 Rose

I've posted surnames about every place I can on the internet for several years and have yet to receive a reply, except from a few who asked for my info. It doesn't seem possible that my great grandmother, Clara HAMPTON, could have evaporated into thin air after her husband, Levi, died in Fairfield IA in Feb 1882. She was only about 25-26 yrs. old. No re-marriage can be found in any of the records there, nor death record, the little home she had was being sold in Nov 1882 for non-payment of taxes (less than $1.50), and she gave up two of her three children that I know of for adoption. I've read old newspapers of that era, searched everything available in the court house, personally and with help of a professional genealogist, and can't find a trace of her. I tracked her mother, Emily STIDGER, from Ohio to Indian Territory and found her death record in 1893, but can't find an obit on her to see if Clara survived her. I finally found Clara's brother, Harmon STIDGER, died in Ohio in 1926. I got his obituary and it did not name a sister, Clara. I checked the cemetery records and the burial plot to see names of everyone buried around him, no one but his wife and children are buried there. I have an obit on another brother who died in TX - no mention of Clara. Apparently I'm the only one interested in this family and have gotten discouraged with posting names to a roll call. ja

http://www.idreamof.com/cemetery/sd.html South Dakota Cemetery Records =~=~=~= http://www.archives.state.co.us/mother_comp/morgan.htm Morgan County, Colorado Index To Mothers Compensation Cases (1935) The Colorado State Archives has added this web page to its site. The information contained in the record generally shows the name of the applicant, the date and amount of the compensation payment and any adjustments to the pension. The record may reflect the person's age, the town nearest to where they lived and any other actions done by the county. Gloria http://hardincogenealogycenter.homestead.com/index.html My Personal Site http://hardincogenealogycenter.homestead.com/gloriaspage.html

DUFFEY - NC, GA, AL PENNY - NY, AL WILLIS - NC, AL McKEMIE - PA, SC, GA, AL BUMP - MA, VT, AL MARTIN, NELSON, DUVAL - MS My brickwall - Eugene Buck Penny, born 10 May 1857 (NY); died 22 Nov 1911 (AL) Bonnie Bump Florence, AL

State of Massachusetts http://www.rootsweb.com/~maahgp/ Gloria http://hardincogenealogycenter.homestead.com/index.html My Personal Site http://hardincogenealogycenter.homestead.com/gloriaspage.html

OK, Dr Bill, Here are some of mine.... KILLINGL(E)Y POLSON FALLON FOGARTY MERRICK MEDHURST SUTHERLAND GREEN SMITH...(of course!!!) Peg R Australia [email protected] Genealogy - The only hobby where dead people can excite you. Checked by Norton's AV

Sorry it took me so long to get this out Dr. Bill I have had my computer down for a few days I am getting a new heating system installed. I have had some successes lately so some of my brick walls have changed. Here is my list, and thanks in advance for any assistance anyone can give me. WILEY- Mary Margaret born 1722 died 1789 married to George Adams HARMON in 1744 lived most of their married life in North Carolina. FOUTS- Susan born 1751 died in 1817 married to Mathias Cutliff HARMON North Carolina. SHEETS- Sally born 1773 in North Carolina married Mathias HARMON. NEWBY- Pernina married to Cutliff HARMON. DAVIS- Tacy born Nov. 9, 1854 died Aug. 6, 1920 married Eli Pierce HARMON. McKINLEY- Mary Ann married to Wm. L. GRAVES. Parents of John GRAVES, born 1841. HART- Myrtle Hart born 1882 Illinois, married to Albert C. HARMON born 1872, died 1951. A brick wall, Myrtle was orphaned at age 3 or 4 while moving to Wray Colorado. ROSE- James Henry and PHYNMORE- Martha Ann parents of Harvey Clayton and Charles H. ROSE twins born in Clay County Nebraska in 1882. These are my biggest brick walls. McLENDON- Wm. G. born May 26, 1859 married Dollie REYNOLDS born Nov. 20, 1860. Parents of Orville Blanton McLENDON born June 18, 1891. GARDNER- Edward S. born 1840's died 1919. Another brick wall as somewhere before Edward several GALARNEAU brothers came down from Canada and changed name to Gardner in the New York area. I know that Edward was in the war in the Ohio Volunteer Infantry Company K. Edward's grandson Alvin Willy GARDNER was my grandfather. Well that is it my list gets bigger every year. Susan Crom [email protected] Please visit our website at www.motherbuffalo.com

The names I'm working on are....HENRY, MAIORANA, BECKETT, HARPER & GARCIA. My brick wall is paternal grandfather Chester HENRY b 1881 in Ohio. Died abt 1957 in Ohio. He married my gmother Molly GARCIA, 11 Nov 1909 in Tx. On the 1870 census I did locate my Becketts. Ggrandmother Jenny Beckett age 14 with her parents & siblings. Gay

My most wanted are: PAYTON/PEYTON/PATTON/PATON/PATTEN/PATIN, James b. Quebec ca 1851 married BISSON, Marie (Mary)Louise daughter of Horace and Philomene (GOYER) BISSON ca Sudbury, Ontario ca 1885 and had the following children James b. 1886, Massey, Ontario d. France 1918, buried Scotland Albert b. 1888, Massey, Ontario Charles b. 1890, Massey, Ontario Henry b. 1893 Massey, Ontario Mary Blanche b. 1896 Massey, Ontario d. Detroit 1936 Elda Marie b. 1900, Massey, Ontario d. 1982 Redford Twp., Michigan George b. 1908, Massey, Ontario d. 1971 Westland, Michigan Kenneth b. 1911, Massey, Ontario d. 1934 Port Huron, Michigan Marie (Mary) Louise died in the Detroit area between August 1922 and August 1923. I am looking for her burial place. I am also trying to locate Mary Blanche burial place and also second marriage. I have more info on the parents of James and his grandparents on both sides of his parents. If anyone is researching this familyplease contact me. Jean Payton ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dr.Bill" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, October 12, 2002 10:49 AM Subject: [NEWGEN] Roll Call > So far about 3 of you have responded to our Roll Call......come on folks let's have it. > > > Dr. Bill > [email protected] > > > ==== NEWGEN Mailing List ==== > KEEP COMMERCIALISM OUT OF GENEALOGY > >

Hi Everyone, My name is Lori Lial and here are my tree lines: Hawkins (maiden name) -- Lundy Hawkins is my brick wall for this line. He is my great grandfather. All I know of him is that he married my great grandmother Ida Ellen Ann Hoagland and they adopted my grandfather Glen Thomas Hawkins. Glen was born in Kansas in 1908. Hoagland Powers Holly -- Holley Lial -- My brick wall here is: Kenneth Daniel (Danny) Lial. All I know about him is that he was married to Goldie Geneva Childers, they had 2 children of which I am married to one of them. My mother in law says that he was born in Colorado and that he was adopted by the Lials. He was born an Gonzales. Anderson Childers Since I have started tracing my family online (about 1 year now) I have found 2 cousins. One distant cousin is Robert Anderson. He has sent me all of his info on his family that he had up to 1997. There was a book written about one of our ancestors, it is called "I Buried Hickok." Very interesting book, I am reading it now. It is about his life. The other cousin is more directly related. We share the same great great grandparents. It just so exciting when you find personal info on your ancestors. Not just that they were related to you and had brothers and sister and where they lived. My husband and daughter just look at me when I find something and get all excited.