This has lots of counties Carol

New Hampshire has finally been added to CemSEARCH for keyword searching of cemetery inscriptions from across the web. Just go to http://www.geocities.com/cribbswh/ and click on CemSEARCH. Bill

http://www.cpcug.org/user/jlacombe/mark.html

http://winzip.com/ I lost mine the other day and this is where I got the download again Carol

--part1_b9.69e4669.26eb18e4_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_b9.69e4669.26eb18e4_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <tdnawichitaks@juno.com> Received: from rly-yg05.mx.aol.com (rly-yg05.mail.aol.com [172.18.147.5]) by air-yg02.mail.aol.com (v75_b3.11) with ESMTP; Fri, 08 Sep 2000 14:40:35 -0400 Received: from m10.jersey.juno.com (m10.jersey.juno.com [64.136.16.73]) by rly-yg05.mx.aol.com (v75_b3.9) with ESMTP; Fri, 08 Sep 2000 14:40:04 -0400 Received: from cookie.juno.com by cookie.juno.com for <"bmKHGlzOt1ZQdmXIl7n2xmTK8kvldnvvOv4C7/S3+9Vsetuf1ijqxA=="> Received: (from tdnawichitaks@juno.com) by m10.jersey.juno.com (queuemail) id FHGDUXQP; Fri, 08 Sep 2000 14:39:28 EDT To: TGRLACE@aol.com Date: Fri, 8 Sep 2000 13:35:04 -0500 Subject: Fw: Fw: pray for michael Message-ID: <20000908.133813.-979287.5.tdnawichitaks@juno.com> X-Mailer: Juno 4.0.9 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Juno-Line-Breaks: 0-3,5-10,12-14,16-17,19-33,35,37-38,40,42-43,45-51,53-56,58-59,61-62,64-71 X-Juno-Att: 0 X-Juno-RefParts: 0 From: tdnawichitaks@juno.com -> > EMERGENCY PRAYER REQUEST > > > > Prayers needed for Michael Novenche, and his parents. I don't have a > >large forwarding list but I'm hoping that some of you do. Everyone with > a > >large mailing list, please forward what I am writing to you now to ask for > >your help. I do not really know how to start a prayer chain, but we need > >miracle. > > > > Michael Novenche is a 2-year-old beautiful little boy in Clifton Park, > New > >York, and the grandson of a very dear friend of mine. A few months ago, he > >started throwing up and telling Mommy "boo boo in my head." > > > > He was brought to the doctors and tests were ran on him, later that week > he > >started losing feeling in the left side of his poor little body. They found > a > >large tumor in his brain. He was brought to a hospital in Boston where > >doctors told his family the tumor was too big and it was too risky to > operate > >on it. > > > > His aunts and uncle would not give up, they called Beth Israel, then > >E-mailed Dr. Epstein for him to look at Michael's films. Michael's uncle > then > >drove the films to New York City himself for Dr. Epstein to look at. Dr. > >Epstein operated but couldn't remove the entire tumor and now he has to go > >through chemo to keep the tumor from growing and hitting the brain stem. > > > > We need all the prayers we can get for the chemo to kill the tumor > >entirely. > > > > He started chemotherapy on March 28, 2000, and we are hoping desperately > >that it works. Please stop and say one prayer for this beautiful baby boy > >Michael when you > >think about him today. > > > > I am asking that each and every one of you please forward this on to > >everyone that you know. Just think if this was your little child going > >through this right now. We all know that God can heal this little angel. > > > > Thank you from family and friends of Michael Novenche, but most of all > >Michael. > > > ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: <a href="http://dl.www.juno.com/get/taga">http://dl.www.juno.com/get/taga</a>. --part1_b9.69e4669.26eb18e4_boundary--

Hi Roy, Please tell your cousin that we are not dangerous to the public at large. It is the dead ones we won't let rest until they tell their stories. We may be a pain to live people and some may become his patients after we drive them crazy but we are not dangerous to them while alive because then we would have to research their records too. haha. Thanks for the laugh, Sandy ----- Original Message ----- From: Roy Stockdill <roystock@compuserve.com> To: <NEWGEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, September 08, 2000 7:12 AM Subject: [NEWGEN] Are genealogists sane? A psychiatrist's view > > After considering this information gravely, my cousin made the observation > that if any patient came to him with the above symptoms he would beyond > doubt class them as mentally certifiable and have them instantly committed > to somewhere where they wouldn't be a danger to the public at large! > > Roy Stockdill > Editor, The Journal of One-Name Studies

I got a bunch of stationery and even though I can see it when I am typing on it, the darn thing doesn't show up on mine. HELP!! Oh, well got a site with tons of neat stuff on it Carol http://www.spiritwolf52.com/

I HAVE been musing on the somewhat peculiar nature of our hobby. A few years ago I had a conversation with a cousin of mine who is a psychiatrist. He was intrigued when I told him I was into genealogy and asked what I did, exactly. I told him that a genealogist was someone who......... (a) Spends most of their waking hours with an obsessive interest in dead people. (b) Has a disturbing habit of sticking a tape recorder into the faces of elderly relatives and badgering them for hours with silly questions. (c) Will go to a funeral and announce that they aren‘t remotely interested in the deceased‘s money or the family silver but would kill for a cardboard box full of old photographs. (d) Will spend hours in a cramped record office sandwiched between two people, one with a hacking cough and the other who has had several pints of beer and a curry for lunch and is making the appropriate emissions. (e) Frets and mourns inconsolably because they can‘t discover where their great-grandfather was born. (f) Spends hours on end hunched over a computer endlessly inputting bizarre information and talking to people on the other side of the Atlantic with a similar obsession; (g) Is willing to travel many miles in the pouring rain to haunt derelict graveyards and write down inscriptions from crumbling old stones. After considering this information gravely, my cousin made the observation that if any patient came to him with the above symptoms he would beyond doubt class them as mentally certifiable and have them instantly committed to somewhere where they wouldn‘t be a danger to the public at large! 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 ”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)

Mr. Spock of Star Trek visited a remote planet in the far reaches of the universe where all the inhabitants were made of india rubber. He made love to a beautiful woman and told her: ”Now all your descendants will be vulcanized.” Just before the Battle of Hastings, one of William the Conqueror‘s chief lieutenants was grumbling to his squire about the lousy horse he had been given. He complained: ”Nobody would turn a knight out on a dog like this!” A British government survey in 1926 to try and determine future population trends discovered that 64.8 per cent of all the women in Britain aged between 20 and 55 had only ever slept with one man. Does anyone know who the greedy so-and-so was? Did you know that...if all the genealogists in the world who fall asleep in front of their computers at 2.0 o‘clock in the morning were laid end to end they‘d be a lot more comfortable? George Sand (1804-1876), the celebrated French novelist, was as famous for her love affairs with prominent artistic figures as she was for her writing. Amongst others, she had a long relationship wtih the composer Frederic Chopin. So that‘s where the term, the ”sex and shoppin' novel" came from? An Irishman was descended from a long line of literature-loving ancestors who instilled in him a deep knowledge of the classics. One day he went for a job on a building site and the foreman said he must ask him a question or two to make sure he was qualified.”Do you know the difference between a girder and a joist?" the foreman asked. ”Ah, to be sure, that‘s an easy one," the Irishman said. ”Goethe wrote Faust and Joyce wrote Ulysses." An ancestor of mine was killed at the Battle of the Little Big Horn with General Custer. Big mistake, really. He was brewing tea in the next field and only went over to borrow a cup of sugar. 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 ”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)

> TO YOUR NEW CYBER FAMILY AT NEWGEN ! ! ! > > RECOMMEND NEWGEN TO ALL YOUR FRIENDS ! ! ! > > * 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 every question ! ! ! ! ! > > * Should you need a Mentor, someone to help guide you, please let Dr. > Bill know and he 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 letter 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 CLIPPENCLOPPER. > 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. > > * Try to set Monday night 8:00 pm aside for some chatting. 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..... and > get to know > each other better. > > *****Directions to the Chat Room..... > Go to....... www.dr-fox.com > X on Chat in the side panel > X on BOTTON chat room (this is our PRIVATE room) > Enter your name at the top and hit the enter key. > Your name will > when you chat. > > * Dr. Bill has so much interesting information on his site. 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 in lights. Not.... > He/she gets their name on the site for being the first to 'Name that > Tune' ! It really is a thrill to see your name on the winners page. > Try > it! Then let me know how it makes you feel.... > > * 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 be a look up for you. Check them out and see if the area you > > are searching is listed by someone. > > * Be sure to check our everything on his site. The site can change > daily and you never know what you may find to help you in your quest. > > * Another Dr. Bill attraction is the Soap Box. We get a chance to > express our opinions. 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. > > * 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. > > * Please don't send attachment to the list. The HTML messes up > NEWGEN at Rootsweb and can't go through. It WILL be returned to you. > > ****Subing..........NEWGEN-L-Request@Rootsweb.com (list) > NEWGEN-D-Request@Rootsweb.com (digest) > ****Unsubing......Same address to unsubscribe > > * Dr. Bill and everyone at NEWGEN welcomes you. We know your stay > will be enjoyable, productive and interesting...... :-) > > * You may want to print this message for your future reference. > > Bunny

My thanks goes out to each and everyone who kept me in their prayers..... I tried to thank each of you but got overwhelmed........ I will be retiring as soon as I get the paper work finished..... then I can play all day on my puter..... Thank you each and every one of you again......... You are all true friends..... Bunny

CRIGLINGTON John or any one with this surname. O'HARA Patrick. Crookedstone/Ballyrobin 1850 on ward.(Think this is when he was born. O'HARA James went to Canada, can not find any trace of him, not sure where to look. LEATHEM George Lisburn. GRANT John (had better luck with this one cousin had already done alot of research) But left England between 1881 and 1891 for America said to have started third family. But can find no trace of him, not sure where to start. BONNETT Henry trying to find entry on 1891 census. Would love to hear from any one. Have a good day. Wendy.aussie land.

All you Foxy Ones.... I am in need of Mentors from YOUR area...... Should you be willing to Mentor please send me your name and the areas of your expertise....... As always....... thank you..... Bunny

> TO YOUR NEW CYBER FAMILY AT NEWGEN ! ! ! > > RECOMMEND NEWGEN TO ALL YOUR FRIENDS ! ! ! > > * 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 every question ! ! ! ! ! > > * Should you need a Mentor, someone to help guide you, please let Dr. > Bill know and he 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 letter 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 CLIPPENCLOPPER. > 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. > > * Try to set Monday night 8:00 pm aside for some chatting. 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..... and > get to know > each other better. > > *****Directions to the Chat Room..... > Go to....... www.dr-fox.com > X on Chat in the side panel > X on BOTTON chat room (this is our PRIVATE room) > Enter your name at the top and hit the enter key. > Your name will > when you chat. > > * Dr. Bill has so much interesting information on his site. 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 in lights. Not.... > He/she gets their name on the site for being the first to 'Name that > Tune' ! It really is a thrill to see your name on the winners page. > Try > it! Then let me know how it makes you feel.... > > * 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 be a look up for you. Check them out and see if the area you > > are searching is listed by someone. > > * Be sure to check our everything on his site. The site can change > daily and you never know what you may find to help you in your quest. > > * Another Dr. Bill attraction is the Soap Box. We get a chance to > express our opinions. 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. > > * 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. > > * Please don't send attachment to the list. The HTML messes up > NEWGEN at Rootsweb and can't go through. It WILL be returned to you. > > ****Subing..........NEWGEN-L-Request@Rootsweb.com (list) > NEWGEN-D-Request@Rootsweb.com (digest) > ****Unsubing......Same address to unsubscribe > > * Dr. Bill and everyone at NEWGEN welcomes you. We know your stay > will be enjoyable, productive and interesting...... :-) > > * You may want to print this message for your future reference. > > Bunny

This is from our newest member and I am hoping someone can help her. If you can offer any suggestions, do so to the list as I am sure others can benefit from the info. Dr. Bill Bill@Dr-Fox.Com WebSite {http://www.dr-fox.com} ----- Original Message ----- From: w_grant To: bill@dr-fox.com Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2000 8:25 AM Subject: Hello Bill. I am new to the list. Hi my name is Wendy, your list sounds very friendly and helpful. I was wondering if you could point me in the right direction for two problems I have please. Firstly I have an aunt who is almost 86, she would really love to know the names of her aunts and uncles, my problem is the family moved between census 1881 and where her mother got married from in 1900's. They lived in Leicester, her grandfather worked in a shoe factory. Any easy way to find an area of Leicester, to send for the films for? The family name was Bonnett. (Henry and Elizabeth) The other problem I have is my g.grandfather, he died in Ireland in 1931 how would I find where he is buried please?I have his death certificate, just hopeing if I found a grave, maybe some more of the family might appear. Many thanks have a nice day. Wendy. Australia.

> TO YOUR NEW CYBER FAMILY AT NEWGEN ! ! ! > > RECOMMEND NEWGEN TO ALL YOUR FRIENDS ! ! ! > > * 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 every question ! ! ! ! ! > > * Should you need a Mentor, someone to help guide you, please let Dr. > Bill know and he 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 letter 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 CLIPPENCLOPPER. > 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. > > * Try to set Monday night 8:00 pm aside for some chatting. 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..... and > get to know > each other better. > > *****Directions to the Chat Room..... > Go to....... www.dr-fox.com > X on Chat in the side panel > X on BOTTON chat room (this is our PRIVATE room) > Enter your name at the top and hit the enter key. > Your name will > when you chat. > > * Dr. Bill has so much interesting information on his site. 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 in lights. Not.... > He/she gets their name on the site for being the first to 'Name that > Tune' ! It really is a thrill to see your name on the winners page. > Try > it! Then let me know how it makes you feel.... > > * 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 be a look up for you. Check them out and see if the area you > > are searching is listed by someone. > > * Be sure to check our everything on his site. The site can change > daily and you never know what you may find to help you in your quest. > > * Another Dr. Bill attraction is the Soap Box. We get a chance to > express our opinions. 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. > > * 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. > > * Please don't send attachment to the list. The HTML messes up > NEWGEN at Rootsweb and can't go through. It WILL be returned to you. > > ****Subing..........NEWGEN-L-Request@Rootsweb.com (list) > NEWGEN-D-Request@Rootsweb.com (digest) > ****Unsubing......Same address to unsubscribe > > * Dr. Bill and everyone at NEWGEN welcomes you. We know your stay > will be enjoyable, productive and interesting...... :-) > > * You may want to print this message for your future reference. > > Bunny

All you Foxy Ones...... Even though it is a holiday we will meet in Dr. Bill's chat room at 8:00 PM EDST tonight. IF we can't get into Dr. Bills room we will go to the top chat room..... Hope to see you all in Dr. Bill's room at 8:00 PM EDST tonight... Bunny

Hmmm! Seems to me you have been moving quite a bit the last couple years. Trying to hide from the foxy ladies??? --- Joe DeTata jdetata@angelfire.com On Sun, 3 Sep 2000 11:05:58 Dr. Bill wrote: >Dr. Fox has been in process of moving his abode and has lost track of >his midi list where he can update the tunes. Will do it soon though, >so stick with me. > > >Bill@Dr-Fox.Com >WebSite {http://www.dr-fox.com} >----- Original Message ----- >From: juanita <juanita@kscable.com> >To: <NEWGEN-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Saturday, September 02, 2000 6:27 PM >Subject: [NEWGEN] Name That Tune > > >: What's happening on Dr. Fox' webpage? NTT hasn't been changed >: for ages. >: >: ja >: >: >: ==== NEWGEN Mailing List ==== >: ROOTSWEB.............R.I.P. > > >==== NEWGEN Mailing List ==== > ROOTSWEB.............R.I.P. > > Angelfire for your free web-based e-mail. http://www.angelfire.com

Hi all -Did anyone see this? I bought a copy! Gloria In this week's People Magazine (dated September 4, 2000), there is a small story about Cyndi Howells on page 35. The story also contains a nice picture (of course, I'm biased). It's gratifying to see that genealogy on the Internet occasionally receives mainstream media attention. The article appears in the English language U.S. edition of People Magazine. I don't know whether or not it is also in other editions of People around the globe. The issue's cover looks something like this: http://image.pathfinder.com/people/weekly/images/cover.jpg I thought that the users of Cyndi's List might find the article interesting. Good Hunting - Mark

In a message dated 09/04/2000 1:49:56 PM US Mountain Standard Time, jdetata@angelfire.com writes: << Hmmm! Seems to me you have been moving quite a bit the last couple years. Trying to hide from the foxy ladies??? >> He will NEVER get away from us!!!