In a message dated 12/26/00 2:51:08 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > I read your information on the Myers family. In particular I was looking > for Nicholas SR. and Nicholas Jr. from York County. > > The information I have differs somewhat from what you had. > > I have Nicholas Myers Sr. b circa 1725 in Palatinate area of Germany > married 7 Nov 1743 , died 1787. He married Anna Margaretha Albert born > circa 1727 died after 1787 in York County. > They had the following children: > > John born 20 Sept 1747 died circa 1793 married circa 1776 to Margaret > Sherman in York Co, PA > David b 27 March 1749 died Nov 26, 1805 in Berlin, Adams Co, PA m Anna Marie > Sultzbach > Nicholas Jr b 1750 d 10 Nov 1823 buried in Bermudian Lutheran Cemetery, York > Co. maried 1st Salmone Weaver daughter of Conrad about 1775 married second > Mary Chronister about 1820 > Barbara b 1752 Lower Bermudian, PA d after 1787 > Anna Margaret b 1753 died after 1798 married Anthony Kimmel > Ludwig b 17 Jan 1757 d 17 Aug 1829, buried in Lower Bermudian m 1783 > Catherine Erb m 1808 Barbara Dill > Jacob b 15 Sept 1758 d 17 Oct 1840 b Lower Bermudian m after 1783 Hannah > Smith > Mary b circa 1760 d unknown m last name Weaver > William b 16 May 1762 d after 1791 m Louisa Erb > Elizabeth b 1764 d unknown m aft 1787 Michael Miller > Philip b 8 june 1767 d 30 Sept 1839 b Lower Bermudian m aft 1787 Anna Maria > Heikes > Peter b 2 July 1769 d unknown married ? Erb > > Nicholas Jr. first married Salome Weaver daughter of Conrad Weaver Sr and > Anna Margareta? > Salome was b berfore 1760 and d before 1820 they had the following children: > Conrad b 28 Setp 1775 Lower Bermudian d unknown m Caroline Shotts > George b 28 Sept 1775 d unknown > Henry b 14 July 1777 in Adams Co, baptised Lower Bermudian Church d 1845 > Vernon Twp, Richland Co, OH buried in Myers Cemetery married Margaret Diehl > daughter of Felix Diehl of York County > Joseph b 2 July 1779 Lower Bermudian d unknown m Elizabeth ? > Susanna b 4 June 1781 d unknow > Nicholas b Huntington Twp, York d unknown m Mary Heikes > Peter b 24 Jan 1787 Huntington Twp d unknown m Catherine ? > Jacob b Unknown d unknow > Samuel b 5 April 1782 York Co, d unknown > Liz b unknown d unknown > Margaretta b May 1774 d unknow > Sarah (Sally) b unknown d unknown > William b unknown d unknown > David b unknown d unknown > Philip b Unknown d unknown > > Nicholas Jr then married Mary Chronister born about 1770 died after 1845 > buried in Bermudian Lutheran Cemetery they had the following children: > Peter b unknow d unknown > Catherine b unknown d unknown > Abraham b Unknown d unknown > Jacob b unknown d unknown > Solomon b circa 1801 died 1826 > George b unknown d unknown > Andrew b Unknown d unknow > Michale b unknown d unknown > Jesse b Unknown d unknow > > As you can see he had 16 with Salome and 9 with Mary. Obiviously some of > them where born before he married Mary. My documentation comes from Church > Records, Wills and NSDAR papers. I may have a little off. The children > came from his will listing children by wife Mary and first wife plus church > records. > Glynice > Hi, Glynice- I can't answer for Don, but I can tell you that there are multiple MEYER/MYERS families in the York/Adams County area. There were even multiple Nicholas MEYERs in the same exact area at the same exact time. I've never seen any convincing evidence to show where the Nicholas MEYER that you mention in your message was born although the Palatinate might be a possibility. In addition to the 12 children you have listed for Nicholas, Sr. I also have a Susan, born 1755 who married Andrew Albert. They had at least 3 children: Jacob, Anna, and Anna Margaret who married Peter Wolford. For the children of Nicholas, Jr. I have the twins that you have listed as follows: Conrad b 28 Setp 1775 Lower Bermudian d unknown m Caroline Shotts George b 28 Sept 1775 d unknown ...but I have in my notes that both died in infancy. There are a few other minor discrepancies but basically we have the same information otherwise. Joan

Although I don't have a Myers in my line and I haven't been following this too closely, have you seen the book ---- A Genealogical Record of the Descendants of Christian and Hans Meyer and Other Pioneers Holly

I wonder if there is a difference between the MEYER and the MEYER(S) families? Descendants of Johannes Meyer 1 Johannes Meyer b: Abt. 1682 in Switzerland d: 1757 in Springfield twp., , York, Pa ..+Maria Lenhard b: Abt. 1686 in Switzerland ..... 2 Christian Meyer b: December 10, 1708 in Switzerland Or GY d: March 13, 1798 in Springfield twp.,York, Pa .... +Elizabeth Kauffman b: January 10, 1719/20 in Millersville, Lancaster, PA d: March 22, 1798 in Loganville, York, PA 2 John Meyer b: Abt. November 25, 1710 in Switzerland d: 1763 in York, PA 2 Barbara Meyer b: 1712 2 Catherine Meyer b: 1714 2 Mary Meyer b: 1716 2 Henry Meyer b: Abt. 1718 in Switzerland d: Bef. May 25, 1783

>Johanes, of Niclaus Meyer and Margreth, bapt. 9-20-1747 Any idea who this Johanes married? I have a Johanes Meyer who m. Maria Barbara Schley, first white child born in Fredericks co., MD. Her father, John Thomas Schley was the founder of Frederick city, MD. A lot of the MD people settled in PA before going on to MD, as did the SCHLEY family. Doneva in OR

HI, The records I have and supplemental I had approved were for Nicholas Sr. . Others had gone in on him and my documentation was accepted. I did work very hard and a long time on it. As for Johnnes (John) the notes I have from a paper done by a man in Gettysburg says he was referred to as the oldest son in his father's will and probably born in the mid 1840's. He was listed as a sponser for the baptism of a child in the Lower Bermudian Church on 21 June 1761 and again in 1764. He supposedly married Margreth Sherman but no record has been found. The Lower Bermudian records list the birth of Johann Jacob born Sept 23, 1783 baptized in 1783. The article say there is some indication her may have moved to Cumberland Co, PA. No record of death or burial was found by either John or his wife. This paper was done in 1987. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, December 26, 2000 2:18 PM Subject: Re: [PAYork] William Myers > In a message dated 12/26/00 4:50:29 PM Eastern Standard Time, > [email protected] writes: > > > I know this family was a real > > struggle. I did the documentation NSDAR so know I had somekind of > > documentation for everything. I might not have had for the Palinate area > > but don't remember without looking up. > > Pauline- > > Well, I still don't know the exact connection of my MYERS line to Nicholas, > Sr., but I'm pretty sure this is the right line for me based on geography and > other factors. > > Often you will hear the Palatinate referred to in a generic sense to > represent the origin of just about all of the early PADutch immigrants. > > Out of curiosity -- which of the Nicholas MEYER/MYERS served in the > Revolution? I was never quite sure if it was Nicholas, Sr. or Jr. > > Do you have anything in your notes about Jacob (born 23 Sept. 1783), son of > Johannes (oldest child of Nicholas MEYER, Sr.)? Or about any other Jacob in > the area born around the same time for that matter. I know my Jacob > MEYER/MEYERS/MYERS was born around 1786 according to the age given on the > 1850 census for New Oxford, Adams County. I find several Jacob MYERS born > within a few years of this date but have not been able to isolate which Jacob > is mine. Johannes' son Jacob may be about the most likely to be my Jacob. > > Joan > > > ==== PA-YORK-GEN Mailing List ==== > Come join us at the Pennsylvania Dutch website at: > http://midatlantic.rootsweb.com/padutch/ > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com >

Joan, Thanks. What I looked for on his list and found was a Nicholas Myers married to Anna Albert if I remember correctly and Nicholas Jr married to a Mary. Thanks for the update to put into my data base. I come down through Henry son of Nicholas Jr and Salome. I know this family was a real struggle. I did the documentation NSDAR so know I had somekind of documentation for everything. I might not have had for the Palinate area but don't remember without looking up. Glynice ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, December 26, 2000 1:12 PM Subject: Re: [PAYork] William Myers > In a message dated 12/26/00 2:51:08 PM Eastern Standard Time, > [email protected] writes: > > > I read your information on the Myers family. In particular I was looking > > for Nicholas SR. and Nicholas Jr. from York County. > > > > The information I have differs somewhat from what you had. > > > > I have Nicholas Myers Sr. b circa 1725 in Palatinate area of Germany > > married 7 Nov 1743 , died 1787. He married Anna Margaretha Albert born > > circa 1727 died after 1787 in York County. > > They had the following children: > > > > John born 20 Sept 1747 died circa 1793 married circa 1776 to Margaret > > Sherman in York Co, PA > > David b 27 March 1749 died Nov 26, 1805 in Berlin, Adams Co, PA m Anna > Marie > > Sultzbach > > Nicholas Jr b 1750 d 10 Nov 1823 buried in Bermudian Lutheran Cemetery, > York > > Co. maried 1st Salmone Weaver daughter of Conrad about 1775 married second > > Mary Chronister about 1820 > > Barbara b 1752 Lower Bermudian, PA d after 1787 > > Anna Margaret b 1753 died after 1798 married Anthony Kimmel > > Ludwig b 17 Jan 1757 d 17 Aug 1829, buried in Lower Bermudian m 1783 > > Catherine Erb m 1808 Barbara Dill > > Jacob b 15 Sept 1758 d 17 Oct 1840 b Lower Bermudian m after 1783 Hannah > > Smith > > Mary b circa 1760 d unknown m last name Weaver > > William b 16 May 1762 d after 1791 m Louisa Erb > > Elizabeth b 1764 d unknown m aft 1787 Michael Miller > > Philip b 8 june 1767 d 30 Sept 1839 b Lower Bermudian m aft 1787 Anna Maria > > Heikes > > Peter b 2 July 1769 d unknown married ? Erb > > > > Nicholas Jr. first married Salome Weaver daughter of Conrad Weaver Sr and > > Anna Margareta? > > Salome was b berfore 1760 and d before 1820 they had the following > children: > > Conrad b 28 Setp 1775 Lower Bermudian d unknown m Caroline Shotts > > George b 28 Sept 1775 d unknown > > Henry b 14 July 1777 in Adams Co, baptised Lower Bermudian Church d 1845 > > Vernon Twp, Richland Co, OH buried in Myers Cemetery married Margaret Diehl > > daughter of Felix Diehl of York County > > Joseph b 2 July 1779 Lower Bermudian d unknown m Elizabeth ? > > Susanna b 4 June 1781 d unknow > > Nicholas b Huntington Twp, York d unknown m Mary Heikes > > Peter b 24 Jan 1787 Huntington Twp d unknown m Catherine ? > > Jacob b Unknown d unknow > > Samuel b 5 April 1782 York Co, d unknown > > Liz b unknown d unknown > > Margaretta b May 1774 d unknow > > Sarah (Sally) b unknown d unknown > > William b unknown d unknown > > David b unknown d unknown > > Philip b Unknown d unknown > > > > Nicholas Jr then married Mary Chronister born about 1770 died after 1845 > > buried in Bermudian Lutheran Cemetery they had the following children: > > Peter b unknow d unknown > > Catherine b unknown d unknown > > Abraham b Unknown d unknown > > Jacob b unknown d unknown > > Solomon b circa 1801 died 1826 > > George b unknown d unknown > > Andrew b Unknown d unknow > > Michale b unknown d unknown > > Jesse b Unknown d unknow > > > > As you can see he had 16 with Salome and 9 with Mary. Obiviously some of > > them where born before he married Mary. My documentation comes from Church > > Records, Wills and NSDAR papers. I may have a little off. The children > > came from his will listing children by wife Mary and first wife plus church > > records. > > Glynice > > > Hi, Glynice- > > I can't answer for Don, but I can tell you that there are multiple > MEYER/MYERS families in the York/Adams County area. There were even multiple > Nicholas MEYERs in the same exact area at the same exact time. > > I've never seen any convincing evidence to show where the Nicholas MEYER that > you mention in your message was born although the Palatinate might be a > possibility. > > In addition to the 12 children you have listed for Nicholas, Sr. I also have > a Susan, born 1755 who married Andrew Albert. They had at least 3 children: > Jacob, Anna, and Anna Margaret who married Peter Wolford. > > For the children of Nicholas, Jr. I have the twins that you have listed as > follows: > Conrad b 28 Setp 1775 Lower Bermudian d unknown m Caroline Shotts > George b 28 Sept 1775 d unknown > ...but I have in my notes that both died in infancy. > > There are a few other minor discrepancies but basically we have the same > information otherwise. > > Joan > > > ==== PA-YORK-GEN Mailing List ==== > Come join us at the Pennsylvania Dutch website at: > http://midatlantic.rootsweb.com/padutch/ > > ============================== > The easiest way to stay in touch with your family and friends! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST1 >

Hi, I read your information on the Myers family. In particular I was looking for Nicholas SR. and Nicholas Jr. from York County. The information I have differs somewhat from what you had. I have Nicholas Myers Sr. b circa 1725 in Palatinate area of Germany married 7 Nov 1743 , died 1787. He married Anna Margaretha Albert born circa 1727 died after 1787 in York County. They had the following children: John born 20 Sept 1747 died circa 1793 married circa 1776 to Margaret Sherman in York Co, PA David b 27 March 1749 died Nov 26, 1805 in Berlin, Adams Co, PA m Anna Marie Sultzbach Nicholas Jr b 1750 d 10 Nov 1823 buried in Bermudian Lutheran Cemetery, York Co. maried 1st Salmone Weaver daughter of Conrad about 1775 married second Mary Chronister about 1820 Barbara b 1752 Lower Bermudian, PA d after 1787 Anna Margaret b 1753 died after 1798 married Anthony Kimmel Ludwig b 17 Jan 1757 d 17 Aug 1829, buried in Lower Bermudian m 1783 Catherine Erb m 1808 Barbara Dill Jacob b 15 Sept 1758 d 17 Oct 1840 b Lower Bermudian m after 1783 Hannah Smith Mary b circa 1760 d unknown m last name Weaver William b 16 May 1762 d after 1791 m Louisa Erb Elizabeth b 1764 d unknown m aft 1787 Michael Miller Philip b 8 june 1767 d 30 Sept 1839 b Lower Bermudian m aft 1787 Anna Maria Heikes Peter b 2 July 1769 d unknown married ? Erb Nicholas Jr. first married Salome Weaver daughter of Conrad Weaver Sr and Anna Margareta? Salome was b berfore 1760 and d before 1820 they had the following children: Conrad b 28 Setp 1775 Lower Bermudian d unknown m Caroline Shotts George b 28 Sept 1775 d unknown Henry b 14 July 1777 in Adams Co, baptised Lower Bermudian Church d 1845 Vernon Twp, Richland Co, OH buried in Myers Cemetery married Margaret Diehl daughter of Felix Diehl of York County Joseph b 2 July 1779 Lower Bermudian d unknown m Elizabeth ? Susanna b 4 June 1781 d unknow Nicholas b Huntington Twp, York d unknown m Mary Heikes Peter b 24 Jan 1787 Huntington Twp d unknown m Catherine ? Jacob b Unknown d unknow Samuel b 5 April 1782 York Co, d unknown Liz b unknown d unknown Margaretta b May 1774 d unknow Sarah (Sally) b unknown d unknown William b unknown d unknown David b unknown d unknown Philip b Unknown d unknown Nicholas Jr then married Mary Chronister born about 1770 died after 1845 buried in Bermudian Lutheran Cemetery they had the following children: Peter b unknow d unknown Catherine b unknown d unknown Abraham b Unknown d unknown Jacob b unknown d unknown Solomon b circa 1801 died 1826 George b unknown d unknown Andrew b Unknown d unknow Michale b unknown d unknown Jesse b Unknown d unknow As you can see he had 16 with Salome and 9 with Mary. Obiviously some of them where born before he married Mary. My documentation comes from Church Records, Wills and NSDAR papers. I may have a little off. The children came from his will listing children by wife Mary and first wife plus church records. Glynice ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, December 24, 2000 7:02 AM Subject: Re: [PAYork] William Myers > The Myers family is very prolific in York County. They are found from one > end of the county to the other and they are all not of the same familiy. I > personally descend from the Myers/Meyer family of Dunkard Valley in > Springfield Township near Loganville. We have much of their information > online at: > > http://midatlantic.rootsweb.com/familyhart/ > > Thanks! > > Don > > > ==== PA-YORK-GEN Mailing List ==== > No FLAMING allowed here! > > ============================== > Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp > Search over 2500 databases with one easy query! >

I don't know of any listing, but get hold of Silbaugh Memorials (248 South Main st., Shrewsbury, Pa. or 717 235 1922 or 800 235 1922. They may be able to help. Or try Hartenstein Mortuary 24 Second Street, New Freedom, Pa 717 235 3857 or 800 235 3857. One of these has helped me in the past. Steve

This is "free" for a limited time. Hope some of you find your people here! Merry Christmas! Jan Lund Descendant of: LANDES / STRICKLER / MILLER / BRENNEMAN / SEIBEL-SIPLE **************************************************************************** ********************************** YORK COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, 1758-1800: FIRST MORAVIAN CHURCH Located in City of York in York County, Pennsylvania, the First Moravian Church was organized in 1755. Registers for the congregation date from 1758. The records in this database span the years 1758-1800 and include the names of more than 6,300 individuals. For researchers of German immigrant ancestors who settled in Pennsylvania, this database can provide valuable vital statistics not available in other records. Source Information: Lineages, Inc., comp. "York County, Pennsylvania, 1758-1800: First Moravian Church." [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2000. Records transcribed from LDS Family History Library microfilm copies of church records for this locality. For more information, see the Family History Library Catalog (FHLC) for FHL #22188. To search this database, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/4944.htm

In a message dated 12/23/2000 11:20:06 AM Mountain Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > What a nice picture! Didn't know you folks were so "young"!!! How do you > get so much genealogy accomplished with children? > > Merry Christmas to all... > > Jan Lund > Jan, I have been doing genealogy since the age of 4 years old actively.  I learned to read so that I could read headstones at that age.  Previous to that I drove my parents nuts demanding to stop at every cemetery that we passed on the way to anywhere just to look at the old headstones.  When I learned of the LDS Family History Centers as a lad, I then would want to go there often to read microfilms.  As the years have passed, I have tempered my need to stop at every cemetery and go to the LDS Family History Centers often with the need to complete school work, make a living, and raise a family.   When on the road with my company, I still stop by cemeteries. I still read genealogy books for entertainment.  Fortunately my beautiful bride loves to do this as well. Jeanine works for Delta Airlines which affords us the opportunity to travel cheaply.  I am a Sr. Applications Engineer (Data/Internet/Voice) for AT&T at the region level.   In between all that goes on in a house full of teanagers, we do manage a little bit of time for our advocation which of course is genealogy.  We have an office in our home that is filled with books, a couple of PCs, and a microfilm reader.  We have enough on our book shelves alone to keep us busy for years let alone the 300 or so emails that we receive everyday.  Sometimes we will go a full week without doing anything with genealogy if you can believe that.   Right now we are getting a nursery ready for the new baby.  Jeanine is due in June.  We thought that we were done with our babies ten years ago.  So we are buying cribs and the like because we gave them all away long ago.  We are finishing bedrooms for our children in the basement (just moved into a new home last June).  We are getting ready to send Brad (turns 19 in Feb) to Argentina for 2 years on a Church mission.  We will have our oldest home from Guatemala next September.  Our daughter is turning 17 on Tuesday and is in the midst of the dating thing after doing school work of course (she is a straight A student).  And from there on down we have very active boys with active friends who seem to think our home is the place to be...so we must work just to keep the fridge full. This morning our snow on the front lawn has melted to about 6 inches worth with the threat of new snow coming by afternoon. We are indeed very blessed!  Merry Christmas! Don (& Jeanine)

The Myers family is very prolific in York County. They are found from one end of the county to the other and they are all not of the same familiy. I personally descend from the Myers/Meyer family of Dunkard Valley in Springfield Township near Loganville. We have much of their information online at: http://midatlantic.rootsweb.com/familyhart/ Thanks! Don

Kathleen, Thanks for the info.- Mary On Sat, 23 Dec 2000 08:49:50 -0700 "Craig L Senft" <[email protected]> writes: > There should be lots of material available on the Myers. Myers > was/is a > very prominent family in Hanover, York Co. I think the Hanover Shoe > Co was > started by a Myers. Try the York Co Historical Foundation. > > -----Original Message----- > From: Mary M McCaslin [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Friday, December 22, 2000 7:05 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [PAYork] William Myers > > > Kathleen, > I have Myers in my family. Unfortunately I don't have much to go on, > and > these may not be in your line. There is a William Danforth Myers b. > August 14, 1875 m. March 14, 1898 Emma Conard. His father Hamilton > Myers > resided in Speidel, Belmont County, Ohio. Also there is William > Stanley > Myers b. December 24, 1898. He was son of William Danforth Myers and > Emma > Conard Myers. I don't know where he lived or who he married. > Happy Hunting, > > Mary Margaret McCaslin [email protected] > Surnames: McCASLIN, McCAUSLAND, McAUSLANE (?), BROWN, MAXWELL, HAYS, > ACRE, ALLEN, GRAHAM, BRADRICK, BOND, BELL, BECKETT, BURNS, > CUNNINGHAM, > MURRAY, COWAN, DAVIS, FULLER, EVANS, FULTON, HARBISON, HOGUE, > HOWLAND, > KELLEY, LINN, LOVE, LOWRY, LOWRIE, MAHOOD, McBRIDE, McCAMMEY, > McCAMISH, > McCLELLAND, MILLER, THOMPSON, TILLEY, YOUNG, BOYD, STEWART, WINSLOW > > > On Fri, 22 Dec 2000 10:41:20 -0800 "Kathleen Myers" > <[email protected]> writes: > > Hi, I'm hoping someone will be able to help me! > > > > My husband's great grandfather William Myers volunteered as a > scout > > during the Bannock Indian War of 1878. Unfortunately he was > killed > > on 23 June 1878 during the Battle of Silver Creek in South/East > > Oregon. He left his widow, Cornelia Richardson Myers, and their 4 > > small children in the small mining town of Atlanta, Idaho. > > > > I was wondering if someone could possibly check to see if > William's > > death was mentioned in a York Co. PA. Newspaper? > > > > Thank you so much for any information or clues no matter how > small! > > > > > > Sincerely, Kathleen > > > > > > > > > > ==== PA-YORK-GEN Mailing List ==== > > This is the official list of the York County, Pennsylvania > USGENWEB > > Project at: > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~payork/ > > > > ============================== > > Get Free Access to all Ancestry.com Databases from Dec 7 until Dec > > > 21!http://www.ancestry.com/home/celebrate/freeaccess.htm?sourcecode=736 > > > > > ==== PA-YORK-GEN Mailing List ==== > This is the official list of the York County, Pennsylvania USGENWEB > Project > at: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~payork/ > > ============================== > Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2 > > > ==== PA-YORK-GEN Mailing List ==== > No FLAMING allowed here! > > ============================== > Search more than 150 million free records at RootsWeb! > http://searches.rootsweb.com/ >

Hello to all and happy holidays. My ancestors arrived in York County in the mid 1800's from northern Wales. They settled in West Bangor and worked in the slate quarries. The surnames are - JONES, ROBERTS, EVANS, WILLIAMS. As you can see, they are all very unique last names .... :) I would be interested to hear from anyone with one of these rare surnames in their family tree from York County. Regards, Holly Martin California

This is not my list, but since no one has answered, you can remove your email address by sending a message to [email protected] with nothing in the subject line and the word "unsubscribe" in the body of the message without the quotes, and you will automatically be unsubscribed almost immediately. Have a Merry Chirstmas! Arline ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, December 23, 2000 1:38 PM Subject: Re: [PAYork] William Myers > take my name off the list!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! > > > ==== PA-YORK-GEN Mailing List ==== > This is the official list of the York County, Pennsylvania USGENWEB Project at: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~payork/

If we ask ourselves the questions " Does this email pertain to genealogy? Does it deserve being archived for future reading? I believe that we might view what we send to the lists differently. At this time of the year we like to send good wishes, etc to our friends, but perhaps would do better to send them to the individual, rather than the many. Right now I'm being inundated with emails, from the various lists I belong to, and, while I understand the emotions, feel that if folks would remember the archiving aspect, they might be less prone to send seasonal greetings, etc.... I don't think that this is "bah humbug", but just good sense!

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What a nice picture! Didn't know you folks were so "young"!!! How do you get so much genealogy accomplished with children? Merry Christmas to all... Jan Lund LANDES/ STRICKLER / BRENNEMAN / MILLER / SEIBEL descendant -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, December 23, 2000 7:20 AM Subject: [PAYork] From the List Admin >Please enjoy our Christmas card to you! > >http://midatlantic.rootsweb.com/familyhart/pictures/bountiful/mchristmas.ht ml > >Don & Jeanine > > >==== PA-YORK-GEN Mailing List ==== >Come join us at the Pennsylvania Dutch website at: >http://midatlantic.rootsweb.com/padutch/ > >============================== >Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp >Search over 2500 databases with one easy query! > >

A really great family picture. Thanks and a very Merry Xmas to you and yours. Thom Harleman San Marcos, CA