Our website, which consists mostly of Rameys and related lines, is still available at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/1613 However, it hasn't been corrected or added to for over a year because we moved here to Missouri and the Internet just got here about 6 weeks ago. To those of you who sent corrections and additions, thanks again and don't give up yet, we're working on it. We will let you know when up-date is made, so you can check and see if we missed anything. Don and Bess Ramey In the beautiful (but remote) Missouri Ozarks.

Source: Indiana state library site http://www.statelib.lib.in.us/www/indiana/genealogy/mirr.html Indiana marriages to 1850 The site has 90 listings for the name Ramey (some appear to be repetitive). Too many to post, but site is easily accessible. Our branch stayed south, but if yours is of the Yankee persuasion, you might check it out. Don and Bess Ramey

Source: US Civil War Center's Cemetary listings on http://www.cwc.lsu.edu/cgi-bin/cemetary Chattanooga Nat'l Cemetary (Tn) Ramey, James I, Pvt., Ohio City Point Nat'l Cemetary (Va) Ramey, M.T., Sgt., d. 1864, Co. F, 99th Indiana Infantry These are not from our branch, but thought they might be useful to someone. Don and Bess Ramey

Wilma, Just wanted to let you know that I received my books today. Thank you for this service to the list. The books are great. Lois Arhtur :

Hi Marsil, You sent me some info on Sanford and Jemima Ramey a while back--not sure if I got back to you...I was a little confused by the notes...The Sanford Ramey (Sr.) that I have married Elizabeth Dunn and died in Loudoun Co, VA 1823-8. Their daughter was Jemima b. 1802, m. 1817 in Henry Co, VA to John Hereford I, and died after 1845. (The Herefords were from Fairfax Co, VA if that helps). Does anyone know any other children of Sanford? I assume there was a Sanford, Jr...Does anyone know anything on Elizabeth Dunn? How does Violet family connect? Did Sanford Sr maybe have a sister Jemima who married a Violet? thanks! Cyndi

Hi Mildred, That was quick, I just sent them out yesterday. I am so glad that you are pleased with them. The postage was a dollar more than what the lady at the post office originally told me. she weighed my books without the envelope and told me it would be 4.00, and when I went to mail them out she said it was 5.00 I asked her what happened and she said the envelope made it go over a few ounces and that made it 5.00. I am not telling you this for you to send me the extra dollar, I guess a cousin can help each other out one in a while. I am just glad you got the books ok, and you are pleased with them. Good luck in your research. Cousin Wilma At 09:25 PM 9/29/98 -0400, you wrote: >Hi Wilma > >I received THE BOOKS today - I am very pleased. Thank you so very much for > >doing this for us. As I told you before, I had seen one of the original >books and had copied from it, but now I can study this whenever I wish. > >Thanks again. > >[email protected] >Mildred Tackett > >---------- >> From: Wilma Wireman <[email protected]> >> To: [email protected] >> Subject: Re: [RAMEY-L]Remy Family of America Books >> Date: Monday, October 12, 1998 11:36 AM >> >> >> I just wanted to inform everyone that ordered the REMY FAMILY OF AMERICA >BOOK >> that the books are already packaged and ready for mailing. I had >forgotten >> that today >> Monday was a holiday, so the books will be in the mail tomarrow Tuesday. >> Just wanted to let you know. >> Wilma (Ramey) Wireman >> > >

I just wanted to inform everyone that ordered the REMY FAMILY OF AMERICA BOOK that the books are already packaged and ready for mailing. I had forgotten that today Monday was a holiday, so the books will be in the mail tomarrow Tuesday. Just wanted to let you know. Wilma (Ramey) Wireman

>I have come a cross a great website with Homestead and Government Cash >Entry sales of land. > >The Bureau of Land Management has a website at: > http://www.glorecords.blm.gov > >It has land records that were sold by the government and you can print out >or view land patents. These were granted per the 1820 land grant Act and >the 1863 Homestead Act. They have records for the Eastern Public Domain >States. They include: Arkansas, Alabama, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, >Missouri, Ohio and a few other states. They are suppose to be adding more >states soon. Check it out. You may have to download a TIFF program but, >it is free if you choose the right one. Read the listings. >I went to the National Archives in DC this week and viewed the actual files >for my ancestors and others I am doing research for. It was a great and >awesome feeling to handle the records that they had signed. There is some >genealogy info on many of the records. You can also obtain the files by >getting a form 84 and mailing it in to the National Archives. The cost is >$10.00 per file. You can also request the patents from the Bureau of Land >Management from the website but, I think you only get the patent, not the file. > >

this is a good place to research.......Jeannie <>< http://image.vtls.com/collections/ [email protected] http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Special/WhaleyObits The best form of spiritual excercise is to touch the floor regularly with your knees.

Marsil, Oops, here's the "w" I left off of wrecked. Sorry Lois Arthur in Indiana [email protected]

Marsil, I hope when OG recked that truck, he didn't hurt those tomatoes. I'll bet he's not a Ramey, right? Lois Arthur in Indiana [email protected]

Wonder if that Documentation and Publications thing really works. Everytime I have tried the interlibrary loan stuff it has been unsucessful. When I first wanted THE BOOK,I requested an interlibary loan. I knew it could be done. Another Remy researcher had gotten it that way-from Wm. & Mary College.So I tried-the only reply was a library from OR-they would not send the book but would copy pages for me-my problem was I didn[t know which pages I wanted. So I skipped that. Another time I wanted "The Burying Grounds of Lee Co VA:"-the NYC public library answered but they wanted $20.00 deposit and it was non refundable. I would have almost bought the book for that-think the book was $30.00. Have you ever had any luck with this? Just gotta tell you-OG took a large sack of tomatoes to the soup kitchen yesterday morning. Knew he was gone a lot longer than it should have taken but what the hey-he was out of my hair. When he finally did come back in a couple of hours-the nut had backed into a truck at the soup kitchen-$2,200 worth of damage to the pick-up. Now he is telling everyone that was the most expensive sack of tomatoes he had ever grown. This morning he went to the doctor's office to pick up my prescripiton-took them a sack of tomatoes too. They are still coming in -about a bucket a day. I am going to miss the fresh ones. ____ Marsil in the Land of UFO's, Aliens, and weather balloons. Roswell, NM

Wilma Wireman wrote: > > Wilma Wireman > 21 N. Kniffin St, > Greenwich, Ohio 44837 Wilma, How many copies of "The Book" do you have? I would still like a copy (even with being burned by Mr Wright). Have to check my finances thought. Bobbie Ramey Quinn

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Wilma: Would also like to receive the Ramey Book. My address: Mrs. Shirley J. Kovar Rt 1 Box 115C1 Raymond, Ne. 68428 Will mail a check out tomorrow, our mail has gone today already. Thanks Shirley At 06:35 PM 10/5/1998 -0400, you wrote: > >Wilma Wireman >21 N. Kniffin St, >Greenwich, Ohio 44837 > >

> > For What It Is Worth Department: > > If you go to: > DOCUMENTATION AND PUBLICATIONS at: > http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/~vctinney/sources.htm > you will note a section called: > > University level user-friendly resources: UC Systemwide sample > See: LIBRARIES for access and overview information. > > Within this section is: > FIRSTSEARCH > OCLC databases and catalog > > The WorldCat section of this site has > current connections to over 17,000 OCLC > libraries worldwide and over 38,000,000 > [38 million items]. A brief study of the record > database indicates that approximately 25%-50% > or more of the non-circulating book collection, as > well as many of the microform collections, > in the SLC LDC FHC, is in this OCLC system. > If you can access FIRSTSEARCH from a > local resouce center and use Interlibrary loan > facilities, you will find you may make a > tremendous savings in time, talent, means > and effective effort in your research projects. > Additionally, there are many rare and more > expensive scholarly resources that can be > obtained via this route that are NOT in the > SLC LDS Library. If you set up a rotating > request schedule, you may be able to have > a constant flow of Interlibrary Loan books > arriving at your local library as you advance order. > In the case of the UC Davis Shields Library, all > patrons within the library have free access to the > system. The local Davis Branch of the Yolo County > Library System allows free Interlibrary Loan service > for four(4) books/microforms at a time, unless there > is a fee charged by the sending institution. Thus, in > this case, a massive and free worldwide extension of > the genealogical research process. Since the loan > system obtains records from any depository site that > will offer a book/microform for transport, there is a good > possibility that you will be able to find what you want > delivered locally. This can be, for example, from > Princeton University Library [NJ], Seattle, Washington, > or somewhere in the State of Virginia, all in the same > shipment. The highly restricted LDS Library system > is greatly complimented by the active use of this > parallel resouce by genealogists and family historians. > > Respectfully yours, > Tom Tinney, Sr. > Listed in: Who's Who In The West, 1998/1999 > Who's Who In Genealogy and Heraldry, > [both editions] >

Bonnie: Try Rick Ramey at [email protected] Good Luck. Shirley At 09:56 AM 10/3/1998 -0700, you wrote: >Hi Shirley and Ramey Researchers, > >Thanks so much, Shirly for the additional suggestions >to try on my neverending search for my Eliza RAMEY's >roots! I sure appreciate it. > >Someone mentioned that Rick Ramey has info on the Montgomery >county RAMEYs. Is Rick on this list or is there a snail >mail address I could get from someone? > >Thanks again, >Bonnie in Alaska > > >Shirley J. Kovar wrote: >> >> Bonnie: On some of my Ramey lines, I am not sure where in Kentucky they >> came from and it could very well be Montgomery County. Most of mine started >> in Virginia and then to Kentucky and then to Ohio. Lots in Ohio. >> It may be to your advantage to check the Census Index (if one is available >> to you on your Davis line) I only had 1 day and that isn't nearly enough. >> Platte City has a great genealogical society and many books of reference. >> Am wondering if there isn't a connection to the John Ramey Will on your >> line since his nephew Davis Ramey was an heir, and it may have been Davis >> that filed the Will in Platte County. I would say it was worth checking in >> the 1850 etc census for Platte County, Missouri. Davis is such an unusual >> first name, it would seem to me that he may have been named after a >> relative. Just a thought. >> >> So glad I could help you. I try and post all the information that I get >> even if it is not certain that they are of my line. I also appreciate any >> clues that anyone can give me. >> >> Shirley > >

Wilma Wireman 21 N. Kniffin St, Greenwich, Ohio 44837

Thanks Mildred, I diden't know if you had my Address or not so here it is Wilma Wireman 21 N. Kniffin St, Greenwich, Ohio. 44837 At 10:48 AM 9/27/98 -0400, you wrote: >Thanks Wilma. My check will be in the mail to you tomorrow. Save a book >for me. > >Mildred Tackett > >[email protected] > >---------- >> From: Wilma Wireman <[email protected]> >> To: [email protected] >> Subject: Re: [RAMEY-L] REMY FAMILY BOOKS ARE READY. >> Date: Monday, October 05, 1998 5:24 PM >> >> Hi Ken, and all who wanted copies of the REMY FAMILY OF AMERICA. >> The books are already printed and are ready for shipping. >> I took a set to the postoffice and had them weighed today. >> here are two totals depending how quickly you want them. >> for quickest FIRST CLASS total for books envelope and shipping is $ >47.71 >> for BOOK RATE which will take a little longer the total cost is > $ >> 45.95 >> Its up to you which way I send it to you. As I said the books are >already >> printed up and ready for shipping as soon as I receive your check or >money order >> I will try and get them out to you the same day. >> Let me hear from you soon. >> >> Wilma Wireman >> > >

Hi Ken, and all who wanted copies of the REMY FAMILY OF AMERICA. The books are already printed and are ready for shipping. I took a set to the postoffice and had them weighed today. here are two totals depending how quickly you want them. for quickest FIRST CLASS total for books envelope and shipping is $ 47.71 for BOOK RATE which will take a little longer the total cost is $ 45.95 Its up to you which way I send it to you. As I said the books are already printed up and ready for shipping as soon as I receive your check or money order I will try and get them out to you the same day. Let me hear from you soon. Wilma Wireman