Sorry, I could not make this URL work -- AOL says it doesn't exist. [email protected] wrote: > Hello everyone! > My website finally has my family info on it. Just click on the surnames > there and you will be taken to the proper page. Also, I added many many more > links, and guess what. They're organized! > > http://members.aol.com/ella12866/index.html > > I'm willing to do look ups in the 1880 US census. In order to be able to > answer everyone's requests in a timely and organized manner, please follow > these guidelines. Otherwise I may not be able to handle your request. > First and foremost, email me privately off of the list with "1880 Census > Look-up" in the subject of your email if you don't want my response posted to > the list. Particularly since I click on the reply button out of habit. > > Unless the name is very uncommon, please supply the following.. > > 1. A first and last name. In other words, "Please give me all the SMITHs in > New York" is something I can't help you with. > 2. The state that the person was born in. > 3. The state and possibly the city where the person would have been > enumerated in 1880. In other words, "Please look up all John SMITHs. I > don't know what state you would find him in." is something else I can't help > you with. > 3. An approximate year of birth. The more precise the better. The census > index allows for up to a 5 year difference. > > Good luck, > Ella > Surnames I am researching are: > > COLEMAN, HARLING and EAVES from Lancashire, England to Phila.,PA > KIRCHER, WEIKEL and RITTER/RUTTER from Germany > BAIRD and JORDAN from Ireland > CRISTALDI from Italy > Any variations? That's ok. I've seen a few. > Other names in my family are... > CRUMLEY, HARVEY, MARKER, STEIN, STOLLEY, TITTERMARY... > > I piece together the past so my children won't be as confused as > I am. > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237