Wherever I find a place to post, I post... mailing lists, web sites........ Posting takes but a few minutes, the benefit can really be great..... Bunny > Do you post mainly to mailing lists or to web sites i.e. Gen Forum, etc? > > Joan > > > As the saying goes....... post, post, post. You may not hear anything > fast but eventually you hear from someone. > > > > ==== NEWGEN Mailing List ==== > WHEN IS THE LAST TIME YOU THANKED CYNDI FOR HER MARVELOUS LIST >

Don't know what to do. I have info that would be helpful to another on our list. I got it from a researcher who said that he is not at liberty to furnish the name of the person he got it from because they were writing a book. The info is from recognized sources but is compiled is a particular way. What do I do? Don't want to do anything wrong or even something that I *feel* may be wrong. Advice please ! Jackie

Thank you for that info<G> I will now check the inside not the outside. Gloria ----- Original Message ----- > It is inside! (grin) > > ----- Original Message -----

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It is inside! (grin) ----- Original Message ----- From: "jgmott" <jgmott@wcoil.com> To: <NEWGEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, December 07, 2000 6:10 PM Subject: [NEWGEN] Help with pc : Would anyone know where the battery is located on a Aptiva 486 pc? : : I am giving the 486 to the Hardin County Genealogical Society, but I would like to fix that tiny problem. : Thanks for any help you can give! : : Gloria jgmott@wcoi.com : : : : ==== NEWGEN Mailing List ==== : BE SURE TO SHARE WITH THE OTHER LIST MEMBERS ANY SIGNIFICANT : (OR INSIGNIFICANT) FIND YOU HAVE MADE. IT HELPS OTHERS TO PRESS ON : WITH THEIR OWN SEARCH.

Bunny, Do you post mainly to mailing lists or to web sites i.e. Gen Forum, etc? Joan > As the saying goes....... post, post, post. You may not hear anything fast but eventually you hear from someone.

Hello all - I have just completed a long overdue, major upgrade on the following web page: Cyndi's Genealogy Home Page Construction Kit http://www.CyndisList.com/construc.htm Some of the improvements and changes are: ~~Better organization for the outline. ~~Added a Table of Contents section. ~~Separated out the links for genealogy graphics from other graphics. ~~Added multiple new links, updated numerous broken links. ~~Created a new section with links to other similar resources online for genealogy web page creation. ~~Created a new section titled: "Common Web Site Problems That I See Every Day" For your convenience, I have included a copy of the Introduction and the Table of Contents below. Please stop by and take a look when you have time. Good luck, Cyndi Cyndi's Genealogy Home Page Construction Kit http://www.CyndisList.com/construc.htm ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Introduction This page was designed to be a quick start guide to creating & designing a genealogy web page of your own. In creating this page I have tried to answer all of the questions that I have been asked over the last few years. There are a variety of options available and I will briefly outline a few of them below. Creating a web page of your own isn't as hard as you might think it is. Go ahead and give it a try - it is a lot of fun and a great experience. You have nothing to lose and several long-lost ancestors to gain! Table of Contents 1. Find Space On A Web Server To Store Your Web Pages --Your Internet Service Provider --Your Genealogy Software Manufacturer --Free Web Pages --Inexpensive or Reasonably Priced Web Page Hosting Services 2. Plan The Layout, Format and Content For Your Web Site --Layout --Format --Content ---Genealogy Software That Generates Web Pages ---GEDCOM to Web Page Conversion Software ---Privacy Issues ---Miscellaneous 3. Create The Web Pages: HTML Editors & Tutorials --Professional Web Page Designers --HTML Editors - Shareware / Software Programs --Online Web Page Generators --Writing HTML Code The Old-Fashioned Way - Programming By Hand 4. Tools For Enhancing Your Web Pages --Colors: Codes, Charts, Samples & More --CGI & Java Scripts - Counters, Guestbooks, Mail To Forms, Etc. ---CGI & Perl ---Counters ---Guestbooks ---JavaScript --Graphics: Backgrounds, Bullets, Icons, Etc. ---Genealogy & History Graphics ---General Graphics ---Graphics Software & Tutorials --Sounds --Miscellaneous Web Development Starting Places 5. Proofread, Inspect & Validate The Text and HTML Code On The Pages For Accuracy & Usability. --HTML Validators & Linkcheckers --Web Browsers To Test 6. Upload The Pages To The Web Server 7. Check Each Page To Be Sure It Is Accessible 8. Advertise Your New Web Site --Genealogy Mailing Lists & Newsgroups --Genealogy Web Indexes & Search Engines --Genealogy Surname/GEDCOM Database Registration Sites --Search Engines & Online Announcement Web Services 9. Common Web Site Problems That I See Every Day 10. Other Web Sites for Genealogy Home Page Creation 11. Books That Cyndi Owns 12. Create a Link to Cyndi's Genealogy Home Page Construction Kit

As the saying goes....... post, post, post. You may not hear anything fast but eventually you hear from someone. I posted on Family History.com about two years ago....... The other day a second cousin, who I didn't know existed, sent me a message....... I also found another second cousin living in the Columbus, OH area that I didn't know about......... I am now in touch with more members of my them..... more branches to add..... isn't this great? So post, post, post, post, post, post.... it will pay off in time........ Bunny

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Hi, I'm looking for any info on a Margaret Jane ALLEN who married Samuel H. LATTURE. Aprox middle 1800's in Jackson Co,AL. Thanks, Theresa SURNAMES: LANE, LATTURE, ALLEN, ROGERS, MATTHEWS, DURHAM On Thu, 07 Dec 2000 18:05:59 EST LlisaDT613@aol.com writes: > OK, going to give this one more try.I am very new at this so please , > bear with me. > SURNAMES: > AUSTIN- TEXAS<LOUISANA > ALLEN-TEXAS<? > ASKEW- TEXAS<TENNESSEE<NORTH CAROLINA > RANEY-TEXAS< ARKANSAS > CABLER<TEXAS<???? > > thanks for being patient with me, > Lisa Austin Tucker > > > ==== NEWGEN Mailing List ==== > INVITE YOUR NEIGHBORS AND FRIENDS TO JOIN THE NEWGEN LIST > NEWGEN-L-REQUEST@ROOTSWEB.COM (FOR LIST) > MEWGEN-D-REQUEST@ROOTSWEB.COM (FOR DIGEST) >

Anyone out there have any KLAUSes ???? Searching for: KLAUS, Nicholas (surname was Anglo-ized to Claus) born pre 1400s somewhere in Germany. Very unusual Family Tree due to the fact that he has NO KNOWN NATURAL DESCENDANTS! Only a large number of unofficially adopted children whom he saw only once per year to give them toys and candy. Some genealogist studying this surname claim that he was canonized. Married another German native woman of unknown name or parentage, as she only went by Frau Klaus (or Mrs. Klaus). Occupation: Officially undetermined but it is known that he kept a large herd of deer-like animals and that he employed a large number of minority workers that were titled: Helpers. Any information you may have on this Surname or individual would be most appreciated. I am VERY NEW to genealogy and would appreciate some help with this. I've been looking for this one for quite some time.

I need to go back to grammar school<G>..Sorry about that, it should have been "AN" Aptiva 486. I have smacked my fingers tee-hee located on a Aptiva 486 pc?

Would anyone know where the battery is located on a Aptiva 486 pc? I am giving the 486 to the Hardin County Genealogical Society, but I would like to fix that tiny problem. Thanks for any help you can give! Gloria jgmott@wcoi.com

Has anyone ran across websites of early Theater touring groups out of Chicago and New Orleans, or Denver. My great Uncle had a singing duet act with another guy in the early 1900's. They started out singing and playing at weddings, parties, etc, then joined up as "The Serenaders" in abt 1910. I found a piece of the stationery with their photo on it. In 1917 they were in LA where Uncle Lester died of the flu. I have a few letters telling his where abouts before this. I dont know what circuit they were with but he mentioned trying for the Orpheum Circuit. Any clues would be appreciated on perhaps finding some flyers of coming events at the Opera Houses. I know reading old papers I have seen this listed when a group was coming to town. Sue Ellen

Lisa, that is the whole purpose of this list. Patience and inclusion. Dr Bill ----- Original Message ----- From: <LlisaDT613@aol.com> ..

What do i need - besides a second life to do all of my genealogy work(?) - for starters how about Henry's wife? Then i always adore more specific info, like dates, etc. thanks angie ----- Original Message ----- From: Jackie <jcreech@swbell.net> To: <NEWGEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2000 9:07 PM Subject: [NEWGEN] A CONNECTION from the official count ! > This is my Covington line ! Let me get my things in order and we can > compare. What do you need ? And I bet the rest of you guys thought we > were all just spinning our wheels. Jackie > ********** > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Greg & Angie Pavloff" <agpav@midwest.net> > To: <NEWGEN-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2000 6:06 PM > Subject: Re: [NEWGEN] OFFICIAL COUNT > > > Here is what i know about my Covington connection . . . . > Descendants of Henry Covington > > > > > ==== NEWGEN Mailing List ==== > NO BIT OF INFORMATION OR TIP IS MINOR WHEN IT CAN LEAD TO A MAJOR FIND. > >

All this info is great....not to be rude, but do you have any more or other contacts as to who may have....You have been very kind and thank you for all your help and information. Sincerely, Cindy

There is not much of it,but here is my Tarbox line. I do have some more info on this family if you are interested. Descendants of John Tarbox 1 John Tarbox .. 2 Samuel Tarbox b: 1647 d: August 16, 1715 ...... +Rebekah Armitage m: November 14, 1665 Father: Godfrey Armitage Mother: Sarah Webb d: Aft. February 21, 1675/76 ...... 3 Sarah Tarbox b: October 16, 1674 in Lynn, Mass .......... +Ebenezer Batchelder b: 1670 in Wenham, Mass m: December 29, 1699 Father: John Batcheller Mother: Sarah Goodale .......... 4 Ebenezer II Batchelder b: November 24, 1710 .............. +Jerusha Kimball m: 1745 Wenham, Mass Father: John Kimball Mother: Charity Dodge .............. 5 Ebenezer III Batchelder d: April 24, 1849 in Mont Vernon, NH .................. +Elizabeth Thompson Father: Joseph Thompson d: March 10, 1841 ----- Original Message ----- From: <DD4157@aol.com> To: <NEWGEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, December 07, 2000 7:33 AM Subject: Re: [NEWGEN] Roll Call > I would love to know more of the Tarbox family, especially around the time > Eleanor Tarbox married into the Howard family around 1714 if you have it and > forward. She married Edward Howard and are buried somewhere in Thetford, > Orange County Vermont. > Thanks! > Cindy > > > ==== NEWGEN Mailing List ==== > WHILE NO CONTROVERSY IS PERMITTED ON NEWGEN THERE IS A SOAPBOX > ON THE WEBSITE HTTP://WWW.DR-FOX.COM WHERE YOU CAN EXPRESS YOURSELF > >

some of my names; CROSSAN,ELLIOT>INDIANA CROSSAN,FRANK MELVIN>INDIANA>ARKANSAS b.6-9-1863 d.3-23-1911 OBRIGHT,MICHAEL(MIKEL)>HUNGARY>NEW YORK>ARKANSAS b 1-6-1827 d.1-18-1908 VON BAER,JOSEPHINE>GERMANY>NEW YORK>ARKANSASb.6-20-1840 d.2-4-1916 OBRIGHT,HATTIE ELIZABETH>NEW YORK>ARKANSAS b.5-8-1873 d.10-5-1958 OBRIGHT,LOTTIE>NEW YORK>ARKANSAS b.10-30-1877 d.5-26-1971 J.(JORDAN??) D.(DAVIDSON??) SMITH married my grandmother JULIA BELL(E) SMITH in Grant County Arkansas on 10-25-1891. She b. 3-16-1879 d. 8-11-1960 MAYBERRY,THOMAS JAMES>TENNESSEE>ARKANSAS b.abt 1827 in Tennessee d. November 1866 in Arkansas MAYBERRY,GARRETT W. b.1854 Jefferson Co, Arkansas d. before 1907 in AR. TAYLOR,JULIA ANN b.abt 1834 near Columbia,S.C. d. 3-15-1916 in Arkansas KOCH,GEORGE CHARLES>GERMANY>NEW YORK>ARKANSAS b.2-25-1863 d. 1-5-1925 in Arkansas.

Well I really do appreciate it! Thanks all. Lisa Austin Tucker