In a message dated 99-03-10 10:03:22 EST, you write: > I'm sorry to bother this list with this kind of problems, but I again > received unwanted mail from an AOL address. I sent it back to them but it > bounced. What do I do now? I know there are people to report this to but I > don't know who they are. Can someone please email me personally with answers? > Connie, I will reply once to the list and that way hopefully prevent a flood of mail on this topic which really doesn't belonf on this list. I know the situation is troubling and I agree that this has become an increasingly annoying problem. When you get "spam" from an AOL address send it to: [email protected] They do take action on the mail that is forwarded to this address. Joan

Hi. Sorry to butt in. I haven't been following this discussion closely at all. If people are talking about PA dutch who settled along the monocacy in Frederick county and Washington Co, MD, I am from the area. I do know there are Bactell's Barkdolls, in the area. Many. I have cemetery records from Washington County ,MD. with these names in them. Also some Franklin County biographical. My Washington County books are on loan at the moment but they are to be returned soon. Please let me know if you are looking for a specific person or line. Yvonne Wyrick [email protected]

I seem to be coming in on the middle of this, so I don't quite know what's going on, but the mention of "STAUB" caught my eye. What does "Staubs 12" mean, please? [email protected] wrote: > > Lyons, Thomas 2/8/1875 Church of Madonna Catholic Fort Lee, Bergen NJ > Father Henry Lions Mother Margarita > Lyons St Mary Catholic Planfield union NJ Thomas and Bridget Parents > > Morton Osbourne, David James 1865/July 26 St Patricks Pro-Cathedral Newark, > Essex, NJ. Father Joseph Rodwell Mohter Bridgett McKinna > > Vespers 0 > Reeders 1590 > Readers 356 > Fryburgers 0 > Staubs 12 > > Williams 54858 marriages > Fitzwilliams also listed 3557 births > > Long 6652 marriages > Rench 68 > Corpman 3 > Curtis 3318 > > John Bright Lydia Hinkle only a John & Elizabveth Burroughan Jan 31, 1797 > Maryland > Lydia Hinkle &Thomas B Wilson 1/12/1871 Effreingham, Il > > Franks 2029 marriage One married Lizzie Flynn 1875 Ill > > Poteigger Potteicher 0 > > John William only 1 Adam 1879 Ill > > John Henry Ackland one no first name, M Mary A Candy F Edward 3/6/1875 Cook > Co. Chicago Ill > > ==== PENNA-DUTCH Mailing List ==== > You have a friend in Pennsylvania...

There is a Nutley, New Jersey. Marie At 07:12 PM 3/9/99 -0500, you wrote: > Has anyone ever heard of a place called NUTLER? I am assuming it is in the >US! >Any help here would be appreciated. > Linda > > >==== PENNA-DUTCH Mailing List ==== >Our new web site is at: >http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~padutch/ > >

I have info on many of the Yosts from Marion Co. and all over. I must have missed the first part of your discussion so I don't really know what you need. Let me know and I'll see what I can find. Crystal Hart Allen [email protected] Researching: Hart, Tribett, Starkey, McDiffitt, Kirby, Yost, Whitlatch, Price, Ritchea, DeGarmo, Mellon, Ingram, Gosney,Howard,Metz,Garrison,Johnston,Story,Allen

Annie Monrad wrote: > > Does anyone have information on the Ickes family village in Germany? > Nicholas and John Henry immigrated Sept 16, 1738 on the ship Queen > Elizabeth. The name is spelled Eakers and Yeeks on the ships lists. They > are ancestors of Harold Ickes who was in the cabinet of FDR. My Silvius clan > was on the same ship. Nicholas Ickes was the godparent of my > ggggggrandfather Nicholas Silvius in 1742/3 and I believe they are from the > same area. All help is appreciated. Thanks. Annie > > ==== PENNA-DUTCH Mailing List ==== > Keep those PA DUTCH traditions alive and share them with the list. Nicholas ickes, was in Perry co!! Ickesburg area!!! Bill

Bob, > I have reference in some of my papers to a party of 100 German > Families from the Palatinate who arrived in America by way of Annapolis > in 1735. They settled on Carroll Creek near the MONOCACY and established > the town of Frederick. More families followed. Looking for any > information on these early settlers. Also what is the MONOCACY of that > time period? The Monocacy River area in Maryland was a picturesque, rich farmland region at the foot of Catoctin Mountain. Read _Pioneers of Old Monocacy_ by Tracey and Dern. In the time period of 1735, the area of the Monocacy Hundred extended from the mouth of the Monocacy River north to Pennsylvania, east to part of now Carroll County, MD, and all of now western MD. The area was particularly appealing to your group of pious Germans who settled along the German Monocacy Road, a path of German migration from Pennsylvania to Virginia. Some surnames of early German settlers in the region include Bachdold, Staley, Shoup, Getzendanner, Swinehart, Kemp, Fout, Stull, Lehnert, Shaver, Trout, Spuch, Ambrose, Chydler, Weller, Reisner, Bonnet, Wetzel, Baer, Manser, Barrick, Verdriess, and Gump. Jan

Has anyone ever heard of a place called NUTLER? I am assuming it is in the US! Any help here would be appreciated. Linda

Hi Annie! Are you aware of the Silvius-L? I was just forwarded information about it and have subscribed. Marie. -----Original Message----- From: Annie Monrad <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Tuesday, March 09, 1999 1:09 PM Subject: [PENNA-DUTCH-L] Ickes >Does anyone have information on the Ickes family village in Germany? >Nicholas and John Henry immigrated Sept 16, 1738 on the ship Queen >Elizabeth. The name is spelled Eakers and Yeeks on the ships lists. They >are ancestors of Harold Ickes who was in the cabinet of FDR. My Silvius clan >was on the same ship. Nicholas Ickes was the godparent of my >ggggggrandfather Nicholas Silvius in 1742/3 and I believe they are from the >same area. All help is appreciated. Thanks. Annie > > >==== PENNA-DUTCH Mailing List ==== >Keep those PA DUTCH traditions alive and share them with the list. > >

Think I can help - whenever you receive this junk - spam - or whatever which comes unsolicited through the e-mails and you don't want to be bothered anymore: go into your mail program - in IE, it's under TOOLS - in Netscape, ditto - there is an internet option which allows you to send mail whereever you wish it to go when it's downloaded from the server; for ex. I have each of my query lists going to a separate file in my mail folder. All the junk - and spam - I receive once then copy this return address into this option's 'from' slot - you can choose to not download from server, you can choose to delete from server or other options - I like the one where the message is forwarded back to them; in this way, I hope to mess up their systems so they won't be able to bother anyone with this junk again; my way of feeling as if I'm getting some revenge. >Is anyone else getting junk mail from someone at AOL? I belong to a >number of lists and just recently began getting junk mail on a daily >basis, almost, and it's always an AOL name. And, if there are any AOL >members out there that know how I can contact AOL about this I'd >appreciate it. I know they have some pretty strict rules about spamming >and advertising (I think). I have no idea how this person got my name, >I'm assuming it was from a mailing list but I have no idea which one. > hope this helps - if I've not made myself clear, let me know and I'll be happy to try to help further - anne-ology [email protected] http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Fields/8379/index.html

Thank you very much for the numerous statistics. Perhaps I should ask for one marriage: William Long and Elizabeth Corpman. Your time is greatly appreciated. Anne ([email protected])

Hi Would you check and see if there is a marriage for Peter Ruch and Catharine. Thanks. Carolyn

Janice, Do you have any more information about the families you listed. I am looking for BECHTELS and wondered if the first name in your list - BACHDOLDT might be an Angelized BECHTEL? Dee

Does anyone have information on the Ickes family village in Germany? Nicholas and John Henry immigrated Sept 16, 1738 on the ship Queen Elizabeth. The name is spelled Eakers and Yeeks on the ships lists. They are ancestors of Harold Ickes who was in the cabinet of FDR. My Silvius clan was on the same ship. Nicholas Ickes was the godparent of my ggggggrandfather Nicholas Silvius in 1742/3 and I believe they are from the same area. All help is appreciated. Thanks. Annie

This is good of you. Could you look for anything on the surname Frank - if there are a lot what I am mainly interested in is the marriage of Henry Frank and Elizabeth ??, probably in the 1820s. TIA very much! Jan [email protected] wrote: > > I bought this and there is nothing in it for me, but if you have someone you > would like to have me look up I will it's mainly 1800's no the early 1792 > anything I've found > > ==== PENNA-DUTCH Mailing List ==== > Glad you are here! Share some of your genealogy with others. -- Janice Frank <[email protected]> Researching names: BISCHOFF, DIETRICH, FRANCK/FRANK, KELLER, KUNZ/KUNTZ, LUPHER/LUPFER/LUPER, SCHULTZ/SHULTZ, TAYLOR

Lyons, Thomas 2/8/1875 Church of Madonna Catholic Fort Lee, Bergen NJ Father Henry Lions Mother Margarita Lyons St Mary Catholic Planfield union NJ Thomas and Bridget Parents Morton Osbourne, David James 1865/July 26 St Patricks Pro-Cathedral Newark, Essex, NJ. Father Joseph Rodwell Mohter Bridgett McKinna Vespers 0 Reeders 1590 Readers 356 Fryburgers 0 Staubs 12 Williams 54858 marriages Fitzwilliams also listed 3557 births Long 6652 marriages Rench 68 Corpman 3 Curtis 3318 John Bright Lydia Hinkle only a John & Elizabveth Burroughan Jan 31, 1797 Maryland Lydia Hinkle &Thomas B Wilson 1/12/1871 Effreingham, Il Franks 2029 marriage One married Lizzie Flynn 1875 Ill Poteigger Potteicher 0 John William only 1 Adam 1879 Ill John Henry Ackland one no first name, M Mary A Candy F Edward 3/6/1875 Cook Co. Chicago Ill

Not much help I am sure but I seem to remember some of that surname (Yost) in the Monogalia or Marion County area of West Vir. bob e

Hello All: I have reference in some of my papers to a party of 100 German Families from the Palatinate who arrived in America by way of Annapolis in 1735. They settled on Carroll Creek near the MONOCACY and established the town of Frederick. More families followed. Looking for any information on these early settlers. Also what is the MONOCACY of that time period? Any help as always much appreciated. bob e

In a message dated 99-03-09 09:41:12 EST, you write: > They settled on Carroll Creek near the MONOCACY and established > the town of Frederick. More families followed. Looking for any > information on these early settlers. Also what is the MONOCACY of that > time period? Bob, the Monocacy refers to the Monocacy River--which is still the Monocacy River. It flows North-South through Frederick. Joan

Could you please check and see if there are any marriage information on John Bright and Lydia Hinkle. Thank you Grace Hester