Yes I have given up on my most wanted!! Can't get anywhere with them. GGrandfather Asa B. WILSON born 1849 in Indiana and died Jan 23, 1920 Indianapolis Indiana. I have tried all that I know to find his parents and siblings. He married Mahulda Coffey in 1872 Shelby Co. Indiana. They lived there until 1889 moving to Marion Co. Indianapolis. His death certificate didn't list his parents. On the census of 1880 he listed his birth as Indiana and that his father was Kentucky and his mother born in Indiana. That is about all I can find. Also my Grandmother : Lula Inda MILLS born Jun 1890 in Indiana. She went by Louise Mills also. I can't find any birth record for her. She married in 1909 Indianapolis Walter G. Wilson, had three children 1910, 1912, and 1914. Then about 1916 she left the children and Indianapolis. At one time told she may have gone to Chicago and remarried but no records. Also supposed to have died sometime about 1945. I can't any records of a divorce from W. G. Wilson. The only record I can find is the marriage certificate for 1909 and that is where I found her birth date. I have exhausted all that I know to check. Just can't find even one thing. So have decided that I'm at the end of the road for them. I guess they didn't want to be found. I have no one to ask information and there is no paper links to even give me a hint. Cheri

searching for HAEHNLE, Charles Augustus, Moravian minister, 1862-1925 in Bethlehem, PA, Solomon BOYLE 1694-1771 in New Jersey, John ANNIN 1688-1759 in New Jersey--thanks!

I am looking for an easy program to make web pages. What do some of you like to use? I am using AOL Press now, but wonder if there isn't a more up to date program. Another program I am interested in finding, is an easy program that I could use that would put several photos on one page, like for a family calendar. I would also like to be able to enhance a photo. Thanks Barb

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REMEMBER if you now click reply to a message which came thru the list, your reply will reach EVERYONE. I mention this in case some of you are accustomed to adding very personal comments to your messages. If you want to send a PERSONAL message you cannot use the reply, rather you must use NEW MAIL. Dr. Bill (Bill@Dr-Fox.Com) .

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Bill Cribbs wrote: <I thought CAVE men and women went a lot further back than the 1600's! > My Dad had lots of fun with being a CAVEMAN. Yes I guess I could say I can track my family back further than most people. HA! Roy, thanks for sharing that about the flooding, I havent heard about it and I have watched the news a lot this week. Of course you know about all we are getting here is Political News. Will be happy when we get back to normal. That is really sad to hear about flooding in England. Yes I have checked in often to Hugh CAVE's website that is now up. We also have several good State side CAVE websites. What a small world that you are on this list, and let us know Hugh CAVE is a friend of yours. You all take care in the floods, stay safe. Sue Ellen "Life is what happens while you are making other plans"

I have set the utilities for all replies to go to the List. It has been suggested that this will engender greater participation and discussion. If we find that it does not work to our advantage over a test period, it can always be changed back. Dr. Bill (Bill@Dr-Fox.Com) .

This is a great site for HISTORIANS And GENEALOGISTS Gloria http://www.heritagepursuit.com/

I thought CAVE men and women went a lot further back than the 1600's! BillWebWide Surname Locator http://www.geocities.com/cribbswh/surnames/ Obituary Links Page http://www.geocities.com/cribbswh/obit/ Obituary Archive Search Engine http://www.obitcentral.com/obitsearch/ Local Obituary Search Engines http://www.obitcentral.com/obitsearch/other.htm Family Surname Obituary Archives http://www.geocities.com/cribbswh/obit/famobit.htm Canadian Obituary Links Page http://www.geocities.com/cribbswh/obit/canada.htm CemSEARCH http://www.obitcentral.com/cemsearch/ ShipSEARCH http://www.obitcentral.com/shipsearch/ Historical & Genealogical Societies of the United States http://www.geocities.com/cribbswh/hs/

Sue Ellen Ash wrote..... >>In the past few years of researching the CAVE family, we have learned that our family's ancestors probably came into Virginia out of England in the late 1600's or early 1700's. We have not found the proof of our direct lineage into America. The CAVE surname dates back hundreds of years in Europe; and many researchers feel it is Scotch-Irish in origin. Others feel the name is either French or German Huguenots. Regardless of the origin of the surname CAVE, we know that there was one Wymarus deCAVE , who came into North Yorkshire, England with William the Red, as early as 1069, and was given a Manor in Yorkshire. The records show that "The Lordship of Manor deCAVE, Lord of North and South CAVE, Cliffe, Stanton, Newland, Skalley, and Manor of Waldingstone in County of Ebor," left all this property to his brother, Jordayne deCAVE, in the 7th year of the Reign of William Rufus, called William the Red. This Manor is still there today and was recently made into an upper class "Bed & Breakfast" There is a web site about it, which is very FUN to check out. Some of the CAVE descendants have gone there to spend the night.<< I PRESUME you know, Sue, that there is a longstanding one-name study for CAVE, run by a friend of mine, Hugh Cave? If you didn't, I can let you have his address. BTW, I don't know whether you have seen it on your TV news over there, but large areas of England are under water this week as a result of some of the worst floods in living memory. Yorkshire and, in particular, the beautiful and historic city of York, has been particularly badly hit. Rivers are swollen way above their normal levels as a result of heavy rainfall and storms. Those who live along the banks of the River Ouse in the centre of York have flood water up to their bedroom windows. Roy Stockdill Editor, The Journal of One-Name Studies The Stockdill Family History Society (Guild of One-Name Studies, FedFHS) STOCKDILL PREST YELLOW BOLTON WORSNOP GIBSON MIDGLEY BRACEWELL SHACKLETON BRADLEY MOODY in Yorkshire North & West Ridings MEAD YOUNG in Somerset, Wiltshire & Gloucestershire Web page of the Stockdill Family History Society:- http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/roystock Web page of the Guild of One-Name Studies:- http://www.one-name.org ”Never ask a man if he comes from Yorkshire. If he does he will tell you. If he does not, why humiliate him?" - Canon Sydney Smith (scholar and humorist 1771-1845)

Did your ancestors fight in the Mexican War? The URL below will take you at a good site for research.. While it is NOT a list of all who fought, as many are unknown and there are approximately 11,000 who died and are buried in unknown graves all over Mexico and the Southwest. You can find the names of many at this site who were killed and wounded in the various battles.... and remember, many who fought in the Mexican War, went on to fight in the Civil War.. Also, many Mexican War veterans and their widows, drew pensions and bounty land grants.These are also kept in the National Archives: http://www.dmwv.org/mwvets/vgindex.htm Also has book titles under each state that had soldiers in the Mexican War. So if it isn't on line yet, at least you know which book to search for.

Looking for parents, possibly siblings, of Richmond PEARSON, b bat 1820 somewhere in NC. Richmond later emigrated to Choctaw Co., AL, probably by 1860. TIA olong99159@aol.com

TO YOUR NEW CYBER FAMILY AT NEWGEN ! ! ! ! ! > > RECOMMEND NEWGEN TO ALL YOUR FRIENDS ! ! ! > > Dr. Bills' site has been given an award for being one of the most helpful > genealogy sites on the internet........ We are ALL proud to be part of his > site.............. > > > * You will find everyone here is extremely helpful. Don't be afraid to > ask what you may consider a 'dumb' question. There is NO question that is > 'dumb'. If you need help with your computer or a program ask that too! > Remember, the only 'dumb' question is the one you don't ask. We all benefit > from your questions ! ! ! > > * Should you need a Mentor, someone to help guide you, please let Dr. Bill > know and we will find a Mentor for you. We have wonderful, knowledgeable > and caring people that are more than willing to help. All you need to do is > ask! > > * If you in turn feel you can help someone is a specific region let Dr. > Bill know or better yet, post it to the list..... We are here to help each > other. > > * Be sure to post a message to the list giving the surnames you are > searching. Type the surname only in caps, i.e. John BROWN. It is much > easier to pick out the surname when it is in caps and those who skim will > see it more readily. If you don't post your surnames, no one will know who > you are searching, therefore no one can help you. > > * Every Monday night at 8:00 PM EDST we meet in our own personal 'stress > free' genealogy chat room provided so generously by Dr. Bill. Bring all > your genealogy questions with you. This is where we really help each > other........ We just kick back, meet new friends and just have a good > time...... > > ***********Directions to our Chat Room.... > Go to..... www.dr-fox.com > X on Chat in side panel > X on BOTTOM chat room (this is our PRIVATE room) > After you enter the Chat Room at the top of > the page where it says main..... drop the window down and go to the > genealogy room. Where it says default..... clear default out and enter your > name then hit enter. Your name will now appear. > > * Dr. Bill has so much interesting information on his site. > www.dr-fox-com. You should really go entirely through it and see what > information you can use. > > ~~~~~One of the fun things he has is 'Name That Tune'....... Dr. Bill > puts up a tune and the first person to guess it gets His/Her name up in > lights. Not.... He/She gets their name listed as being the first person to > Name That Tune! It really is a thrill to see your name on the winners > page. Try it and let me know how good it feels! This is strictly a FUN > thing to do. > > * The Links page has some really good information on it. > Be sure and check it out! > > * While at Dr. Bills' site be sure and look at the Members > Page. There is a wealth of information there for you. > Our Members are more than willing to do a look up for > you. Check them out and see if the area you are > searching is listed by someone. If it is, contact them. > > * Another Dr. Bill attraction is the Soap Box. We get a > chance to express our opinions on most any subject. > There have been some pretty good pages there! Any > subject is fair game. > > * Should you have a prayer concern, we here at > NEWGEN would like to pray with you or for you. Let > the list know of your prayer concern and we will take > it from there. > > * Please don't send attachments to the list. The HTML > messes up NEWGEN at Rootsweb and can't go through. It WILL be returned to > you. > > * Dr. Bill will send a post concerning new virus reports > AFTER he has validated the virus. The virus will NOT > be discussed on the list. He will do this to make us aware. > > * Subing.....NEWGEN-L-Request@Rootsweb.com (list) > * NEWGEN-D-Request@Rootsweb.com (digest) > *Unsubing.....Same as above address to unsubscribe > > * It's always a nice gesture to say 'thank you' when you receive help > from someone, send your 'thank you' to the list so everyone can see that > help is appreciated. > > * Send a message to the list when you 'dig' something up. This gives > others encouragement to keep 'diggin' when things seem so futile at > times...... > > * Dr. Bill and everyone here at NEWGEN welcomes you > and we know your stay will be enjoyable, productive and interesting......... > > * You may want to print this message for your future > reference. > > Bunny >

Thought this would get more response than it did. If you watched the "History of Britain" this week on the History Channel, one would wonder how any of us could track them back very far in Britain or elsewhere for that matter. I sure learned a lot about why I cannot find records in the British Islands. What with the Royals going about burning and destroying the churches and villages, as well as the Black Death Plague, I feel lucky to have found some of mine back to the 1650's, where we can prove up the connections and the villages and surnames in documents back to 1066, which gives us a background of the families villages if nothing else. Have one or more surnames that came with William the Red's men, and were granted Manors, but of course cannot make direct connections. After about 1650 for me at least, it then becomes a "History of the Surname." Sue Ellen CAVE ASH .."probably" a descendant of the following CAVE. <GRIN> In the past few years of researching the CAVE family, we have learned that our family's ancestors probably came into Virginia out of England in the late 1600's or early 1700's. We have not found the proof of our direct lineage into America. The CAVE surname dates back hundreds of years in Europe; and many researchers feel it is Scotch-Irish in origin. Others feel the name is either French or German Huguenots. Regardless of the origin of the surname CAVE, we know that there was one Wymarus deCAVE , who came into North Yorkshire, England with William the Red, as early as 1069, and was given a Manor in Yorkshire. The records show that "The Lordship of Manor deCAVE, Lord of North and South CAVE, Cliffe, Stanton, Newland, Skalley, and Manor of Waldingstone in County of Ebor," left all this property to his brother, Jordayne deCAVE, in the 7th year of the Reign of William Rufus, called William the Red. This Manor is still there today and was recently made into an upper class "Bed & Breakfast" There is a web site about it, which is very FUN to check out. Some of the CAVE descendants have gone there to spend the night. Sue Ellen "Life is what happens while you are making other plans"

Very interesting information, thanks. Dr. Bill (Bill@Dr-Fox.Com) . ----- Original Message ----- From: "malinda jones" <mthiesse@swbell.net> To: <NEWGEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, November 03, 2000 11:27 AM Subject: Re: [NEWGEN] Two new categories : That's great...and so efficient !! : : A URL that you might want to link to is the Cumberland Presbyterian website at : < http://www.cumberland.org/hfcpc/schools/CumbC.htm > : : One of my 3rd greatgrandfathers (Rev Carson Pate Reed) was a Cumberland : Presbyterian minister. The Cumberland Presbyterian system was the first : attempt by the Presbyterian Church to produce ministers in the Colonies. : Prior to this, all Presbyterian ministers had to have a minimum of a : Bachelor's degree from one of Scotland's Ancient Universities (they had 4, : when England only had 2) This was one of the reasons the Scotch-Irish in : general and the Presbyterians in particular had the highest literacy rate in : the world at that time. This would come in handy during the American : Revolution. But....to return to the topic at hand, the Presbyterians were : losing out in the race to convert souls because the Baptists and others did : not have stringent educational requirements for their preachers and were : cranking them out at a very fast clip. Hence, many traditional Presbyterians : were converting to Methodism or becoming Baptists because something was better : than nothing one would suppose. : : I have another 3rd great grandfather who was a preacher with the Fishing Creek : Primitive Baptist Church in Surry/Wilkes Co NC. Jeff Weaver has some great : info on his New River site related to this church that even mentions him (Rev : S.P.Smith). I'm sure Jeff would be happy for you to link to his site...he's a : nice guy and has some great material for those who haven't been there. The URL : is < http://www.ls.net/~newriver/nrv.htm > : : Be sure and scroll all the way down ...the New River Notes home page is a very : long page and you'll miss all kinds of goodies if you don't. : : I have another goodie for you too.....Custom Timelines...great fun !! : http://www.ourtimelines.com/create_tl_2.html : : Thanks again and have a great day............enjoy, malinda : : : : : : Cyndi Howells wrote: : : > At 12:23 PM 11/2/00 -0600, malinda jones wrote: : > >Hi Cyndi.....do ya'll have any plans to create a link for Presbyterians ? : > > : > >malinda : > > : > > : > : > Malinda and all - : > The first version is online now: : > Cyndi's List - Presbyterian : > http://www.CyndisList.com/presbyterian.htm : > : > Please let me know if you have a site that I should add to the list, : > Cyndi : > : > ==== NEWGEN Mailing List ==== : > ROOTSWEB.............R.I.P. : : : ==== NEWGEN Mailing List ==== : DON'T FORGET TO USE THE WORDS "THANK YOU" WHEN SOMEONE HAS DONE : YOU A FAVOR....ALSO WHEN SOMEONE HAS TRIED TO BE HELPFUL.

Hello again....just ran across this on the VAFAUQUI-L list and thought it might come in handy for some folks..........happy hunting, malinda >Thanks for posting this informaton. Would you be so kind as to post the >film number and title as folks in other parts of the country may want to >order the film for their library. The film title is "Baptist Church Records"; the reel number is "Msc. #472; and the bar-code on the film is: 1000447689 The churches which are included are: 1. Upper King & Queen Church, King & Queen Co, 1774-1816 2. Broad Run Baptist Church, Fauquier Co., Records, 1762-1873 3. Chestnut Grove Ch., Albemarle Co., 1773-1779, 1792-1811 [Buck Mountain] 4. Chesterfield Church, Chesterfield Co., 1773-1788 5. Mill Creek Church, Berkely Co., [1757] 1805 - 1928 6. Mill Swamp Church, Isle of Wight Co., [1774] 1777-1790 7. Moratiico Church, Lancaster Co., [1764] 1778-1844 8. Smith's Creek Church, Shenandoah & Rockingham Co. 1779-1809 [1805] 9. Coshen Church, Green Co., PA , 1773-1802 (Minutes) 10. Hartwood-Potomac Church, Stafford Co., 1771-1859 [1871] (Minutes) malinda jones wrote: > That's great...and so efficient !! > > A URL that you might want to link to is the Cumberland Presbyterian website at > < http://www.cumberland.org/hfcpc/schools/CumbC.htm > > > One of my 3rd greatgrandfathers (Rev Carson Pate Reed) was a Cumberland > Presbyterian minister. The Cumberland Presbyterian system was the first > attempt by the Presbyterian Church to produce ministers in the Colonies. > Prior to this, all Presbyterian ministers had to have a minimum of a > Bachelor's degree from one of Scotland's Ancient Universities (they had 4, > when England only had 2) This was one of the reasons the Scotch-Irish in > general and the Presbyterians in particular had the highest literacy rate in > the world at that time. This would come in handy during the American > Revolution. But....to return to the topic at hand, the Presbyterians were > losing out in the race to convert souls because the Baptists and others did > not have stringent educational requirements for their preachers and were > cranking them out at a very fast clip. Hence, many traditional Presbyterians > were converting to Methodism or becoming Baptists because something was better > than nothing one would suppose. > > I have another 3rd great grandfather who was a preacher with the Fishing Creek > Primitive Baptist Church in Surry/Wilkes Co NC. Jeff Weaver has some great > info on his New River site related to this church that even mentions him (Rev > S.P.Smith). I'm sure Jeff would be happy for you to link to his site...he's a > nice guy and has some great material for those who haven't been there. The URL > is < http://www.ls.net/~newriver/nrv.htm > > > Be sure and scroll all the way down ...the New River Notes home page is a very > long page and you'll miss all kinds of goodies if you don't. > > I have another goodie for you too.....Custom Timelines...great fun !! > http://www.ourtimelines.com/create_tl_2.html > > Thanks again and have a great day............enjoy, malinda > > Cyndi Howells wrote: > > > At 12:23 PM 11/2/00 -0600, malinda jones wrote: > > >Hi Cyndi.....do ya'll have any plans to create a link for Presbyterians ? > > > > > >malinda > > > > > > > > > > Malinda and all - > > The first version is online now: > > Cyndi's List - Presbyterian > > http://www.CyndisList.com/presbyterian.htm > > > > Please let me know if you have a site that I should add to the list, > > Cyndi > > > > ==== NEWGEN Mailing List ==== > > ROOTSWEB.............R.I.P. > > ==== NEWGEN Mailing List ==== > DON'T FORGET TO USE THE WORDS "THANK YOU" WHEN SOMEONE HAS DONE > YOU A FAVOR....ALSO WHEN SOMEONE HAS TRIED TO BE HELPFUL.

Malinda - that was neat to add Jeff Weaver's site for the New River connections. I have used it many a time. He has done a great job. Now I'll have to check out the other sites noted. Antoinette waughtel@oz.net malinda jones wrote: > That's great...and so efficient !! > > A URL that you might want to link to is the Cumberland Presbyterian website at > < http://www.cumberland.org/hfcpc/schools/CumbC.htm > > > One of my 3rd greatgrandfathers (Rev Carson Pate Reed) was a Cumberland > Presbyterian minister. The Cumberland Presbyterian system was the first > attempt by the Presbyterian Church to produce ministers in the Colonies. > Prior to this, all Presbyterian ministers had to have a minimum of a > Bachelor's degree from one of Scotland's Ancient Universities (they had 4, > when England only had 2) This was one of the reasons the Scotch-Irish in > general and the Presbyterians in particular had the highest literacy rate in > the world at that time. This would come in handy during the American > Revolution. But....to return to the topic at hand, the Presbyterians were > losing out in the race to convert souls because the Baptists and others did > not have stringent educational requirements for their preachers and were > cranking them out at a very fast clip. Hence, many traditional Presbyterians > were converting to Methodism or becoming Baptists because something was better > than nothing one would suppose. > > I have another 3rd great grandfather who was a preacher with the Fishing Creek > Primitive Baptist Church in Surry/Wilkes Co NC. Jeff Weaver has some great > info on his New River site related to this church that even mentions him (Rev > S.P.Smith). I'm sure Jeff would be happy for you to link to his site...he's a > nice guy and has some great material for those who haven't been there. The URL > is < http://www.ls.net/~newriver/nrv.htm > > > Be sure and scroll all the way down ...the New River Notes home page is a very > long page and you'll miss all kinds of goodies if you don't. > > I have another goodie for you too.....Custom Timelines...great fun !! > http://www.ourtimelines.com/create_tl_2.html > > Thanks again and have a great day............enjoy, malinda > > Cyndi Howells wrote: > > > At 12:23 PM 11/2/00 -0600, malinda jones wrote: > > >Hi Cyndi.....do ya'll have any plans to create a link for Presbyterians ? > > > > > >malinda > > > > > > > > > > Malinda and all - > > The first version is online now: > > Cyndi's List - Presbyterian > > http://www.CyndisList.com/presbyterian.htm > > > > Please let me know if you have a site that I should add to the list, > > Cyndi > > > > ==== NEWGEN Mailing List ==== > > ROOTSWEB.............R.I.P. > > ==== NEWGEN Mailing List ==== > DON'T FORGET TO USE THE WORDS "THANK YOU" WHEN SOMEONE HAS DONE > YOU A FAVOR....ALSO WHEN SOMEONE HAS TRIED TO BE HELPFUL.