I have registered with e-bay and placed a bid on the Ralph Norwood book. The title and cover aren't very informative, but the price is very low so far. It was written for the German Airforce. Let's see what happens. Dick Norwood http://www.geocities.com/~rnorwood/tnfpexp.htm

<A HREF="http://cgi.aol.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1401350492&r= 0&t=0&showTutorial=0&ed=1010085487&indexURL=0&rd=1">eBay item 1401350492 (Ends Jan-03-02 11:18:07 PST ) - RALPH NORWOOD</A> This little book is on EBay. I wrote to the seller and he said.......... Hi Jackie, Ralph Norwood is the title of the little book. It is complete in german and was printed for the members of the german air force in that time. Hope, the answer is little help for you Bye Walter. Am curious about it but do not speak German. Jackie Norwood Corby

SURNAMES (Most from Alabama): NORWOOD, CUSHON and soundexes, MCCUTCHEON, JOHNSON, PEEBLES, PARKER, FINDLEY, HUNT, BIGBEE, DAMPIER, POWELL, WARREN, DUBOSE, HALL, DAWSON, CHANDLER, SMITH, DEAN, ATCHLEY. Thanks to Fay and Ann C. Water's - "History Of Escambia Co., Al - I am searching for information on the following: Eastern Creek # 11413 - John PARKER b.1793 and wife Winnie HUNT (said to be Creek)from Ga. Her parents are known only as Father-John HUNT aka - BIGBEE AND Mother- WULU. I have no idea about BIGBEE OR WULU. I do know that there are some HUNTS on the Baker Roll who are also related to BIGBEE, I figure that it's gotta mean something. John PARKER and Winnie HUNT had Sara PARKER who married William FINDLEY -his father was Magilbra FINDLEY (not sure who the mother was - he had 3 wives) Their Daughter Sara FINDLEY married William or Willie PEEBLES.William FINDLEY b.1817 d. 1888 m. Sarah Ann Rebecca PARKER b. 1820 d. 1910. This is my family tree: My Father's Side: MY PARENTS MARRIAGE INFO: Their certificate came from Monroe, Co. and were married at my father's mother's house in Atmore, Al July 25, 1964 by Rev' W.A. JOHNSON who was a relative of my grandmother - Odie Lee CUSHON (or soundex). My father: Ronnie Earl NORWOOD b.1941 Atmore, Al d.1991 Polk Co. Fl His parents: Lester Hibard NORWOOD b. June 12, 1903 Canoe, Al d. March 10,1965 Canoe Escambia Co., Al burried in Canaan Freewill Cemetery Canoe, Escambia Co., Al He m.abt.1925 to Odie Lee CUSHONb.abt 1905-Al d.1984 Atmore, Al and they had the following children Buddy, Jewel, Dorothy, Alice and my father Ronnie. Odie Lee NORWOOD married after Lester H. NORWOOD and had one more child: My aunt Carolynn who was the youngest. Only Alice and Carolynn are living. Odie lived most of her life in Atmore, Alabama. Odie's parents: Warren W. CUSHONb. 1886 ? d.1951 Canoe, Ann CUSHON (maiden name unknown) Lester's parents: Mose Evans NORWOOD b.1879 Al d.1952 Canoe, Escambia Co., Al m. Susan Abbie PEEBLES b.1881 Al d. 1951 Canoe, Escambia Co., Al (1900 Escambia Co. AL census Pg 290 Precinct 7 Canoe 168/170 Norwood, Moses head WM May 1879 21 yrs md 3yrs AL AL AL Wife: Susan A NORWOOD WF Feb 1881 19 yrs AL AL AL Their neighbors were McGowans, Peebles, Hall, Baker, Mix, Grelley and Pate.) Odie's Parents: Annie J. CUSHON - Don't know who her parents where. b. 1886? d. 1950 burried in Canaan Freewill Cemetery, Canoe, Escambia, Al m. Warren W. CUSHON b. ? 1886 d. 1951 Canaan Freewill Cemetery, Canoe, Escambia, Al Warren's mother: Mary CUSHON b. 1850 ? d. 1919 Canaan Freewill Cemetery, Canoe, Escambia, Al. Mose Evans NORWOOD's parents: John Washington NORWOOD b.1837 Bells Landing, Al d. June 1910 Al m. January 05, 1859 Monroe Co, Al Margaret Caroline HALL b. December 09, 1842 Perdido, Escambia Co, Al d. May 18, 1918 Monroe Co, Al (New Hope Baptist Church Cemetery, Natchez, Monroe, Alabama Norwood, Margaret 12/09/1842 05/18/1918 Norwood, J. W. 05/25/1837 06/01/1910) 1880 Monro Co Census shows... 1880 Monro Co Census Census Place: Bells Landing, Monroe, Alabama Source: FHL Film 1254024 National Archives Film T9-0024 Page 379A Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace John W. NORWOOD Self M M W 45 AL Occ: Farming Fa: SC Mo: SC Margaret C. NORWOOD Wife F M W 41 AL Occ: Keeping House Fa: SC Mo: NC Andy P. NORWOOD Son M S W 19 AL Occ: Works On Farm Fa: AL Mo: AL Robert J. NORWOOD Son M S W 16 AL Occ: Works On Farm Fa: AL Mo: AL Rebeca NORWOOD Dau F S W 8 AL Fa: AL Mo: AL John T. NORWOOD Son M S W 11 AL Occ: Works On Farm Fa: AL Mo: AL William L. NORWOOD Son M S W 7 AL Fa: AL Mo: AL Mattie I. NORWOOD Dau F S W 5 AL Fa: AL Mo: AL Connie A. NORWOOD Dau F S W 3 AL Fa: AL Mo: AL Moses E. NORWOOD Son M S W 1 AL Fa: AL Susan Abbie PEEBLES' Parents: William H. PEEBLES b.1851 d. 1910 Canaan Freewill Cemetery, Canoe, Escambia, Al m. Sarah Ann Elizabeth FINDLEY b. 1850 d. 1928 Canaan Freewill Cemetery, Canoe, Escambia, Al I have more on this line - written at the post of this email. MY LINE IS FILLED WITH JOHN NORWOODs, SO I NUMBERED THEM. (4)John W. NORWOOD's parents: (3)John NORWOOD b.1800 Sc D?Al m. Mary A. DAMPIER b.1810 d.?Al (NOTHING MORE ON DAMPIER) (2) John NORWOOD B. 1784 DARLINGTON Co, SC D. 1862 ? Ms. (His youngest son, Elias Warren Norwood was born in Ms Nove 7, 1822 and then died in Plant City Florida (same place that my father died) John (2) married Catherine POWELL b.? 1790 d.? (1) John NORWOOD b.1749/50 Society Hill, Darlington, Sc d. June 20, 1826 Darlington Co, Sc m. Mary Martha (DUBOSE) WARREN (DUBOSE is Mary's mother's maiden name) b. 1755 Darlington Co, Sc d. August 3, 1831 Darlington Co., Sc Mary WARREN is the daughter of Martha DUBOSE OR DEBOSE and John WARREN. Her brothers were - Issac and John WARREN. John (1)'s parents were: (2)Theophilus NORWOOD b.1725 ? Sc d. abt 1817 ? m. Margaret DAWSON b.abt. 1725 Nc d.? (1) Theophilus NORWOOD b. 1700? d.1782 Camden Dist., Sc m. August 6, 1722 Elizabeth JOHNSON b. 1705 ? d. 1751 Carteret Co, Nc Elizabeth's parents were: William JOHNSON m. Sarah Ann TOWNSON. (No other info on them) (1) Theophilus parents: Edward NORWOOD b. 1662 Surry co, Va d. 1723 Craven Co., Nc m. July 6, 1680 Albemarle County, Nc Ann TOWNSON b. abt 1665 Albemarle Co, Ncd.?(This Edward is said to have married twice or was married to two women. The other being Naomi SMITH) Edward's parents: William NORWOOD b.abt 1616 Leckhampton Ct, Cheltenham, Glocestershire, England d. January 15, 1701 Surry Co, Va, Lydia JORDAN b.1635 England? d.abt 1707 Surry Co., Va MY MOTHER'S SIDE: Patricia Darlene CHANDLER B.1942 Gainsville, Texas. Her parents: Walter Duke CHANDLER b. 1913? Alabama d. Jan 1965 in Los Angeles, Ca and burried in Paducah, Mccracken, Kentucky m. Ruby Darlene SMITH b.april 13,1926 ? Mississippi d. 1973 Los Angeles, Ca. Walter's parents: Walter Richard CHANDLER b. 1887 Alabama d. Jun 1962 Mccracken, Ky m. Ida DEAN b.1891 Alabama d.? Mccracken, Ky. Walter Richard CHANDLER AND Ida DEAN's children: R.C., Duke, Virgil, Amos, Viola, Thelma, Walter Duke and Edith. Ruby SMITH's parents: Homer Adison SMITH b. 1894 ? Alabama d. ? Colorado m. Mary Alice ATCHLEY b. 1897 ? Alabama d. ? Colorado. Known children: Ruby SMITH and FAYE SMITH - unkown married name for Fay. Fay lived and died in Texas, 2001. MY DIRECT LINE WINNIE HUNT PARKER TO ME Name: Winnie HUNT Given Name: Winnie Surname: Hunt Sex: F Birth: 4 DEC 1797 in ,,Georgia Death: 22 AUG 1851 in ,Conecuh,Alabama Burial: AUG 1851 Father: John HUNT - aka BIGBEE (?) Mother: Rebecca - aka Wulu (?) Marriage listed in Cook's Marriages, pg 258, as 23 Oct 1814, in Baldwin Co., Georgia Marriage : John W. PARKER b: 12 DEC 1793 in Dalton,Whitfield,Georgia Married: 25 OCT 1814 in ,Baldwin,Georgia Children Margaret Jane PARKER b: 17 MAR 1836 in Roberts,Escambia,Alabama Eliza PARKER b: 20 SEP 1815 in ,,Georgia George Marion PARKER b: 21 NOV 1817 in ,,Georgia (Sarah Ann Rebecca PARKER b: 27 JAN 1820 in ,,Georgia - My line) Henry Travis PARKER b: 6 FEB 1822 in ,,Georgia Wennie PARKER b: 1822 Samuel Michael Curtis Hunt PARKER b: 31 AUG 1824 in Roberts,Escambia,Alabama John W. PARKER b: 30 NOV 1826 in Roberts,Escambia,Alabama Mary Louise PARKER b: 12 APR 1829 in ,,Georgia Elizabeth Virginia PARKER b: 14 AUG 1831 in ,Conecuh,Alabama William McKiney PARKER b: 2 NOV 1833 in ,Escambia,Alabama Lazarus Battle PARKER b: 26 AUG 1838 in Roberts,Escambia,Alabama Name: Sarah Ann Rebecca PARKER Given Name: Sarah Ann Rebecca Surname: Parker Sex: F Birth: 27 JAN 1820 in ,,Georgia Death: 7 SEP 1910 in Roberts,Escambia,Alabama Burial: SEP 1910 Elim Cemetery,Roberts,Escambia,Alabama Marriage : Married: 1839 William FINDLEY b: 24 AUG 1817 in ,,Georgia THEIR CHILDREN: Robert FINDLEY b: 1840 Eliza FINDLEY b: 3 NOV 1841 John FINDLEY b: 1844 William FINDLEY b: 1845 Sarah Ann FINDLEY (MY LINE) George FINDLEY Martha FINDLEY Winnie FINDLEY b: 10 JUL 1856 Davis McGilbria FINDLEY b: 8 FEB 1861 Sarah Ann FINDLEY m. William PEEBLES and their daughter Susan Abbagail PEEBLES was my great grandmother who married Mose Evans NORWOOD - scroll up for that info. Their child Lester Hibard NORWOOD m. Odie Lee CUSHON, Their child Ronnie Earl Norwood married my mother. I think that I got it all.

Ann Norwood b 1655 married to Richard Bowne thanks Audrey [email protected]

I would like info on a NORWOOD married to a BOWNE Thanks Audrey Bowne seattle [email protected]

Hello List, I'm Carl Coffman In Wichita Kansas, and want to send a bit about my Ancestors, who show ties to your Surname and/or county in our records. So let me Thank you in Advance for your consideration. The Kauffman/Kaufmann/Coffmans were from Switzerland area, and came to The area of Penn State, to Land given to Lord William Penn by the Crown of England, in lieu of money owed Lord Penn, in about 1717. So indeed my ancestors are what was called Penn. Dutch. Two brother, David Coffman,b.1750 and Andrew Coffman,b.1760 came to North Carolina Terr. in 1781. This Terr.. become East Tennessee in 1793. The County and State lines changed a lot but when all was said and done, Andrew Coffman was in Grainger County and David was in Jefferson County. These Brothers Stay and Make a life in the middle of the Indian's and raised big family's. I'm in hopes some of you on list have some facts/stories, and know where they are buried and their farms were located in Tenn.. I know David died in Al in 1835, but I'm mostly interested in Andrew in Grainger. Thank you so much for your time. Carl Coffman _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

I am researching B O W N E married to a NEWBOLD thanks audrey Bowne Seattle [email protected]

Kitty: By 'here' I assume you mean in Michigan. No; I definitely know that my line of Norwoods did not start in Michigan - their origins are in Delaware. However, research has revealed members of the DE Norwood line migrated to Michigan in the areas of Wayne Co., Van Buren Township and Romulus to name a few. It is my hope to connect with members of these family lines. Celeste In a message dated 10/21/2001 6:27:27 PM Mid-Atlantic Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << Subj: Re: Norwood in Maryland and Michigan Date: 10/21/2001 6:27:27 PM Mid-Atlantic Standard Time From: [email protected] (kschuh) To: [email protected] Celeste, I'm still here; how can I help? Have you discovered that your DE guys started here? Kitty [email protected] wrote: > Is there anyone searching for Norwood families in Maryland and Michigan? > > Celeste >>

Is there anyone searching for Norwood families in Maryland and Michigan? Celeste

Anyone researching Norwood families in Michigan? Celeste

Looking for information on Jonathan Norwood and Lydia Houston. They were married in Sussex County, Delaware in 1775. It is believed that they migrated to another state as there is no further mention of them in Delaware records. Are these two people familiar to anyone? Celeste

Hi All! If I've managed to do this right, this email should be going to all the Norwood cousins I've been in contact with as well as to the NORWOOD mailing list in case there's some out there I missed. :) I was finally able to make another update to the web site this weekend. My health problems at the beginning of the year took a turn for the worst in April and have just now started to get better. I'm certainly hoping that will be a continuing trend as I haven't been able to do much of anything, let alone research since then. This update consists mostly of info I've had for awhile and just found the energy to put together in some kind of coherent format. Major updates: NEBRASKA - Update to info on Phebe Norwood Update to info on Louis Norwood Update to info on George W. Norwood NEW JERSEY - Update to info on Cornelius Norwood Added gen report on possible Norwood branch from England Update to 1880 census info NEW YORK - Added gen report on possible lineage of Andrew S. Norwood For those interested in Louis Norwood, I did finally get a copy of his pension file and the relevant info it contained is on his page. For those interested in George W. and Cornelius Norwood, I'm about 95% sure that we've got this branch connected in the right place. Which makes all us Northern Nebraska Norwoods cousins of some degree or another! I'd still feel better with more evidence though, so I'll continue to keep looking for more records. I also found more info on George's three brothers which is on the page for Cornelius. The two gen reports are in a different format than the rest of the web site as they are for research purposes only. I know there are others working on these branches so I wanted to be able to get up what I had found so far even though I hadn't made a solid connection to the rest of the line yet. If you need source documentation for a particular fact, let me know and I'll dig up where I found it. Let me say flat out that I believe the lineage in the gen report on the Norwood branch supposedly from England to be WRONG. For that reason I'll continue to work further on this line as time permits. I list it here as I found the info in one of the county history books in New Jersey. I suspect that we will find that if this Benjamin's father's name was indeed Andrew (I'm not sure that it was), that he did not come from England but was instead one of the Andrew's that we already know about in NJ or NY. I have a working theory on this but don't want to speculate to that degree. The lineage in the gen report on Andrew Sickles Norwood is *probably* correct but I have only secondary sources and circumstantial evidence. I have my doubts on some of the vitals listed and some serious questions that need answered. I'll keep working on it but there are just so many Andrew Norwoods in the various NY records that it is sometimes seems next to impossible to tell who is who. So until we find better source documentation, this lineage has to be treated as possibly suspect. As always, let me know if you have any suggestions, questions, additions, or corrections. I look forward to hearing from you! TAFN! Irene (new email address [email protected]) http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~norwood/

Need help with Margaret Caroline HALL b 9 Dec 1842, Perdido, Escambia Co AL married John Washington NORWOOD b 25 May 1837 Bells Landing, Monroe Co AL. I have that they were married 5 Jan 1859. Who were her parents and siblings? Thanks, Waymon Griffin

Hello everyone. I had stupidly opened the SirCam worm attachment; however, thanks to all your advice and reference to the Symantec removal program, I have cleaned it out. Thank you all for responding and helping me take care of this problem. I have always been very careful, but this time I was tricked. I'll take your advice and be much more careful in future, and I hope anyone else reading this as news will take the same care. Many thanks to all of you who responded. Dick Norwood

Hello everyone. I was just up to Rockport, Mass. last week and poked around. I wasn't able to do any Norwood genealogy, but I did stop in at Sandy Bay Historical Society and found a photo of an elderly Ebenezer Pool there. I talked to the curator on duty who is a Tarr descendant and seemed to know a lot about the early local families. I didn't have enough time. What I am really writing about is not related to Norwood genealogy, but I didn't know where to post this. I have received several e-mail messages with an attachment. One was addressed to Dear One, others differently. They all contained the message (roughly): I send this attachment to get your advice. They come from various sources--one was a legitimate correspondent, so I downloaded the file, which was one I had sent her myself, but had the extensions ....doc.pif. There was another message wth another final extension, which I can't remember. Does anyone know if these are a new virus or what might be happening here? It's almost as if someone had accessed my e-mail attachments and was resending them to me in another form from various addresses. The attachment that I downloaded opened in Word 97, but wasn't useable. The download process was odd and then there was a message that my hard drive didn't have enough space and that I should free up space, which is absurd because I have used only a small fraction of my hard drive. Any thoughts? Any knowledge? Thanks all. Hope your summer is going well. Sorry for the off-topic message. Best, Dick Norwood

I had an interesting time recently at the Leeds central Library. I couldn't get time on the microfilm readers, so I had a look through the 1881 census on CD-rom. I managed to find my paternal grandparents - and their parents (and siblings): extract from 1881 census 27 West Street (census at St George's Hanover Sq) Henry NORWOOD. Married. aged 35. male. born Ayr, Scotland Annie NORWOOD. Married. aged 32. female. born London Henry NORWOOD. aged 7. male. born Pimlico **** Frederick NORWOOD. aged 5. male. born Pimlico Annie NORWOOD. aged 3. female. born Pimlico Emily NORWOOD. aged 1. female. born Pimlico Leigham Lane 2 Alma Cottages (census Streatham, Surrey) John MARKHAM. Married. aged 48. male. born Lambeth, Surrey Isabella MARKHAM. Married. aged 48. female. born Rotherhithe, Surrey Jane MARKHAM. Unmarried. aged 14. female. born Streatham Martha MARKHAM. Unmarried. aged 12. female. born Streatham Ada MARKHAM. Unmarried. aged 8. female. born Streatham Alice MARKHAM. Unmarried. aged 6. female. born Streatham **** ~ HOWICK. male Eliza BARTON. Married. aged 38. female. born Marylebone, Mddx Henry NORWOOD (****) and Alice MARKHAM (****) are my father's parents Now, I hadn't realized the Scottish connection was on the Norwood side - I had assumed it was on the MARKHAM side. -- Hugh Norwood Beware of Geeks bearing GIFs... http://www.hnorwood.demon.co.uk/index.htm

Hello all fellow researchers! I have just finished setting up my genealogy web site with surnames listed and Gen Reports. Please note, if you find any info on my site that you feel may have been copied from data you have posted on the internet, PLEASE, let me know so that I may give you proper credit. When I first started doing my research I went at it rather blindly and without direction, and I failed to gather the source of the information I was gathering. Now I am having to backtrack and try to correct this. Also, if you have any information that could be added to the site, again, please let me know and I would be glad to post it, with proper credit to you. And if you find anything that is not correct, please tell me so that I can correct it. The surnames that I have listed are: ARUNDELL, BARNETT, BROOKE, CONWAY, DICKERSON, EATON, FORD, GOODIN HARRINGTON, HILL, HOWARD, JESSOP, JONES, KILPATRICK, MARTIN, MASON, MOORE, NORWOOD, PRICE, SHAW, STEIN, STICKEL, TRACY, VANDERGRIFF, and WARFIELD. Note, some surnames have very little information to offer as I have had a difficult time finding any data on them. Others have a good deal of info. Please let me know if you think we have any connections. The URL is: http://www.geocities.com/pm28766/ Thanks! Charlie Moore

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------D6EA94CD79BD9E7E1FB4CD5E Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --------------D6EA94CD79BD9E7E1FB4CD5E Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Received: by mail (mbox kirschke) (with Cubic Circle's cucipop (v1.31 1998/05/13) Mon Jul 2 12:50:13 2001) X-From_: [email protected] Mon Jul 2 12:06:27 2001 Return-Path: <[email protected]> Received: from smtp-2u-1.atlantic.net (smtp-2u-1.atlantic.net [209.208.25.2]) by mail.atlantic.net (8.11.1/8.11.0) with ESMTP id f62G6RZ23826 for <[email protected]>; Mon, 2 Jul 2001 12:06:27 -0400 Received: from lists2.rootsweb.com (lists2.rootsweb.com [63.92.80.32]) by smtp-2u-1.atlantic.net (8.11.1/8.11.0) with ESMTP id f62G1Nr32139 for <[email protected]>; Mon, 2 Jul 2001 12:01:23 -0400 Received: (from [email protected]) by lists2.rootsweb.com (8.10.1/8.10.1) id f62G0xQ08497; Mon, 2 Jul 2001 10:00:59 -0600 Date: Mon, 2 Jul 2001 10:00:59 -0600 Message-Id: <[email protected]> From: [email protected] Subject: NORWOOD-D Digest V01 #11 X-Loop: [email protected] X-Mailing-List: <[email protected]> archive/volume01/11 Precedence: list MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/digest; boundary="----------------------------" To: [email protected] Reply-To: [email protected] ------------------------------ Content-Type: text/plain NORWOOD-D Digest Volume 01 : Issue 11 Today's Topics: #1 Re: NORWOOD BOOK [[email protected]] Administrivia: To unsubscribe from NORWOOD-D, send a message to [email protected] that contains in the body of the message the command unsubscribe and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. ______________________________ ------------------------------ X-Message: #1 Date: Sun, 1 Jul 2001 17:02:17 EDT From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Message-ID: <[email protected]> Subject: Re: NORWOOD BOOK Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit In a message dated 00-11-21 18:13:42 EST, you write: << Subj: NORWOOD BOOK Date: 00-11-21 18:13:42 EST From: [email protected] Reply-to: [email protected] To: [email protected] I went to a used book store in Stone Mountain, Ga., and found some interesting books. One is by Eleanor Davis McSwain. THE deNORTHWODE, NORWOOD FAMILY OF EARLY NEW ENGLAND AND EARLY SOUTHEAST UNITED STATES As this book doesn't have much on the Norwoods I'm researching, if any one is interested in reimbursing me for it please e mail me. [email protected] >> I am sure you already sold this book, long, long ago? I had tried to get it through interlibrary loan and found that it was only in one library in Thomasville, Georgia (?) and that library would not allow it to go out on interlibrary loan. Which I found annoying. [email protected] -------------------------------- End of NORWOOD-D Digest V01 Issue #11 ************************************* --------------D6EA94CD79BD9E7E1FB4CD5E--

Regarding the NORWOODS of the Southeast.... My husband's grdfather was Pinckney Alexander Norwood, b. Nov.3, 1861 Colleton Co., So. Carolina. He married there, re-married there and married 3rd, Loker Mae Shirley August 1902 in Putnam Co., Florida. Nothing is known of his parents, life before Florida. Three ch. of 2nd marriagte buried at Black Creek Cemetery, Whitehall, So.Carolina, part of Fletcher, Yeomans and Myers families. Hoping to find some family connections. Doris Kirschke Brown [email protected] [email protected] wrote: > Subject: > > NORWOOD-D Digest Volume 01 : Issue 11 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Re: NORWOOD BOOK [[email protected]] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from NORWOOD-D, send a message to > > [email protected] > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: NORWOOD BOOK > Date: Sun, 1 Jul 2001 17:02:17 EDT > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > > In a message dated 00-11-21 18:13:42 EST, you write: > > << Subj: NORWOOD BOOK > Date: 00-11-21 18:13:42 EST > From: [email protected] > Reply-to: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > > I went to a used book store in Stone Mountain, Ga., and found some > interesting books. One is by Eleanor Davis McSwain. > THE deNORTHWODE, NORWOOD FAMILY > OF EARLY NEW ENGLAND > AND EARLY SOUTHEAST UNITED STATES > > As this book doesn't have much on the Norwoods I'm researching, if any one > is > interested in reimbursing me for it please e mail me. [email protected] > >> > I am sure you already sold this book, long, long ago? I had tried to get > it through interlibrary loan and found that it was only in one library in > Thomasville, Georgia (?) and that library would not allow it to go out on > interlibrary loan. Which I found annoying. > [email protected]

In a message dated 00-11-21 18:13:42 EST, you write: << Subj: NORWOOD BOOK Date: 00-11-21 18:13:42 EST From: [email protected] Reply-to: [email protected] To: [email protected] I went to a used book store in Stone Mountain, Ga., and found some interesting books. One is by Eleanor Davis McSwain. THE deNORTHWODE, NORWOOD FAMILY OF EARLY NEW ENGLAND AND EARLY SOUTHEAST UNITED STATES As this book doesn't have much on the Norwoods I'm researching, if any one is interested in reimbursing me for it please e mail me. [email protected] >> I am sure you already sold this book, long, long ago? I had tried to get it through interlibrary loan and found that it was only in one library in Thomasville, Georgia (?) and that library would not allow it to go out on interlibrary loan. Which I found annoying. [email protected]