I'm very sorry that this message was posted to the list. I sent an email to the sender. Sorry again, Lisa List Manager ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marita" <maritag@earthlink.net> To: <ROSS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 26, 2006 10:30 AM Subject: [ROSS-L] Fwd: > >> >> I am trying to find a hospital administrator and 2 doctors to go serve at >> the Saboba Medical Centre, in Saboba Ghana. The Doctor there is doing the >> work of 3 and is weary. >> >> I am also gathering teams to go for 2 weeks and help paint and repair. >> I will send an address for donations and my pictures if requested. >> If you are interested please contact me privately and not on the list. >> Thanks >>

> > I am trying to find a hospital administrator and 2 doctors to go serve > at the Saboba Medical Centre, in Saboba Ghana. The Doctor there is > doing the work of 3 and is weary. > > I am also gathering teams to go for 2 weeks and help paint and > repair. I will send an address for donations and my pictures if > requested. > If you are interested please contact me privately and not on the list. > Thanks > > ����������� > Marita Gladson, M.A. MFT > Project Coordinator > Friends of the Saboba Medical Centre > 1845 W. Southgate Ave > Fullerton, Ca > 92833 > 714-773-5172

Try the web page www.nara.gov Tom ----- Original Message ----- From: "michael and wendy ross" <rossashland@jeffnet.org> To: <ROSS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, February 17, 2006 11:14 AM Subject: [ROSS-L] Assisstance Request > Could someone please tell me the correct/best method for requesting a > document from the National Archives. Can this be done on-line? Thanks! > Michael > > > ==== ROSS Mailing List ==== > Also post your Ross queries on the Ross Genconnect board at: > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=Surnames.Ross > >

Could someone please tell me the correct/best method for requesting a document from the National Archives. Can this be done on-line? Thanks! Michael

I am looking for a ROSS family from Norfolk, England whose son George, possibly George Washington, migrated to Australia before 1851. He married Catherine Johnson from Northumberland, England, settled in Redbank, Victoria, and is listed variously as a hotel keeper and miner. He died in a mining accident in 1862. Any leads would be appreciated. Daryl Ross at dmmfross@hotmail.com

I am looking for any family of JEANNIE ROSS b.Scotland married CLARENCE MARSLAND NY Regenia Campbell bobnregi@verizon.net

Funk and Ross are both names that can be found in southern Tippecanoe and northern Montgomery Counties in Indiana. I've got both of these names in my family tree, but nothing on these particular individuals. I would recommend posting to the Tippecanoe and Montgomery County lists and see what you can come up with there. Also, if John was born in 1812 it is fairly unlikely he was born in Indiana, it didn't become a state until 1816 and was very sparsely populated prior to that time. Unfortunately there were no birth records in Indiana until 1882 so you may never know for sure. > Date: Sun, 12 Feb 2006 15:25:06 -0500 > From: "Roger Peak" <RWP_Genealogy@msn.com> > To: ROSS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Parents of ROSS, John Wesley, 1812-1854, > OH/IN-IL > > I am looking for the parents of John Wesley ROSS. > John was born on 24 FEB 1812 in OH. He married > Nancy Funk in DEC 1832 in McLean Co, IL. John is > recorded in the 1850 census as born in OH; family > legend has his birth state as IN. He died in July > 1855 in IL. > > > > John's wife Nancy FUNK was born in DEC 1815 in > Fayette Co, OH, and died in APR 1864 in McLean Co, > IL. The couple had 10 children; Margaret, James, > Mary, William Henry Harrison, Sarah Ann, Delila > Elizabette, Francis Moonian, Martha Ellen, Nancy, > and John Wesley. > > > > Sarah Ann Ross married James Funk in 1837 in McLean > Co, IL. James Funk, brother of Nancy Funk, may be > sister of John Wesley Ross. Eleven of their fifteen > children lived to adulthood. > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

I am looking for the parents of John Wesley ROSS. John was born on 24 FEB 1812 in OH. He married Nancy Funk in DEC 1832 in McLean Co, IL. John is recorded in the 1850 census as born in OH; family legend has his birth state as IN. He died in July 1855 in IL. John's wife Nancy FUNK was born in DEC 1815 in Fayette Co, OH, and died in APR 1864 in McLean Co, IL. The couple had 10 children; Margaret, James, Mary, William Henry Harrison, Sarah Ann, Delila Elizabette, Francis Moonian, Martha Ellen, Nancy, and John Wesley. Sarah Ann Ross married James Funk in 1837 in McLean Co, IL. James Funk, brother of Nancy Funk, may be sister of John Wesley Ross. Eleven of their fifteen children lived to adulthood.

Dear Sue My ancestor, Michael Waerlich/Worley, whose great-grand-daughter Nancy Ellen Funk married John Wesley Ross in Illinois in 1832, wrote his will in Hampshire County in 1784, and died in Hardy County in 1785. He didn't move, Hardy County was "erected". in 1785. To further demonstrate that present West Virginia to Ohio was a common migration path west, Michael's grand-daughter and Nancy's mother, Margaret Carr (born 1792 in Kentucky), married John Funk in Fayette County, Ohio in 1814. Keep searching, Paul

I know there are a number of researchers who in the past have been researching this gentleman and his family. Stephen Ross is found in Hampshire County on the 1782 census, with a family of 9, but by 1784 he has relocated. Almost every item I have found on this gentleman infers that he was from or went to Hardy County, then relocated (again) to Ross County, Ohio, where he reputedly dies ca 1814. I am curious and would be so appreciative if anyone could enlighten me to a source of documentation that places this Stephen Ross in Hardy County between 1782-1814. In researching this fellow out over the past few years, I've yet to find anything, with the exception of other researchers genealogical data, that actually could prove that he was in Hardy County. Many thanks... Sue Sue --------------------------------- Bring words and photos together (easily) with PhotoMail - it's free and works with Yahoo! Mail.

Hi, Dean... Nice website. Do you have any idea when your Mary Ross came to America? We also have a Rice Farrar Ross from the approximate area, who is younger than Mary. Rice was born about 1776. We haven't been able to ascertain his parentage either. It could be we're looking at the same family.....or not...:-) ? Brownie MacKie mbmackie123@cs.com Researching Bonham-Ross in NC/SC

Hi, Searching for any information about Mary Ross born before 1736 in Northern Ireland, died February 1811 in Newberry District, SC. Does anyone know who her parents were? Or her exact birthdate? Best Regards, Dean Moore Cabanas Los Andes Visit our Online Site at http://www.cabanaslosandes.com/main.html --------------------------------- Yahoo! Photos Got holiday prints? See all the ways to get quality prints in your hands ASAP.

Interests Ross & Bell Family. David Bell (My ggg Grand Father)b.12/4/1779 Strachan Kincardineshire. married, Elizabeth Ross b.8/12/1879 Birse Kincardineshire. Her Parents were William Ross & Janet Lyon. Married 5 Jun 1777 OLD MACHAR ABERDEEN. They had 3 Children I can find. Peter Ross b.7 Sep 1780 Aberdeenshire. Janet Ross b. 8 Sep 1783 Aberdeenshire. Elizabeth Ross b.8/12/1879 Birse Kincardineshire. Parents of David Bell were David Bell & Christian Robertson. Married 29 Oct 1769 Strachan Kincarfdineshire. Also 16 NOV 1769 Banchory-Ternan, Kincardineshire, Scotland. Alistair Bell.

This is a new line for me, and I'm hoping that it is an "old" line for someone else out there. I have an Isaac Jennings, b. 1730 Pasquotank Co. NC and d. 1797 same county, who married a _____Ross(perhaps a Sarah?), said to have been the daughter of a Daniel Ross(b.c. 1700)and the granddau. of an Andrew Ross, who, I think, was living in the Ablemarle Dist. of NC c. 1693-4. >From what I've seen on-line from unsubstantiated sources, it would seem that this family spread into Edgecombe Co. NC, however, as there were apparently several Andrews and Daniels in this family(without specific dates), I can't tell exactly how some of these people are actually related(or if they are related<g>). I have also seen that there was a Daniel Ross, who married a Sarah Ricks abt 1725; from the marriage date, if it is right, then my ____Ross might be from them, but I haven't seen any reliable dates on either Daniel Ross or Sarah Ricks(or who her parents were). There was another Daniel Ross(d. 1781)who married a Sarah Ricks(not apparently the same Sarah as mentioned before)and had: Daniel, Ann, Judity, Mary, and Sarah(but no dates). So, if anyone has worked on this line, I would appreciate an assist. Thanks, Larry D.H. Coats

Wishing someone could help me with John & Mary Campbell from Laurens Co., SC from about 1760 until 1810. Here is a list of neighbors, people they bought and sold land to, people who bought land from them, people who they witnessed land dealings for and who witnessed land dealings for them: Dr. George Ross & Joseph Ross, Nathaniel Hillan, Samuel,Walter,& John Stewart/Stuart, James Burke, the Casey family, Moses, Isaac, William & James Couch, Capt. David Templeton,John, James & Robert Templeton, Aaron & John Linch/Lynch, James, Joseph, George Adair/Adare, Any help appreciated. Martha

Hi, Hope all you Ross searchers had a wonderful Christmas. I'm looking for decendents and ancestors of Alexander Ross and Frances Green. Alexander Ross was born March 23, 1823 in England and came to America in 1855. He married Frances Green in 1860 Buckingham co., Va. Alexander join the 44th Confederate Virginia Infantry in 1861 Alexand Ross and Frances Green had 6 children: Hanna, Alexander, Mary Jane, Rachel, George and John. The family moved from Virgina to Tenn. in 1880. The 1880 census list them as living in Fentress co., The children were born in Virginia, Kentucky and Tenn. In 1898 Alexander married Mrs. Cordelia Sumners. Alexander and Frances's daughters, Mary Jane and Rachel married two brothers Luis Frances and Joseph Benjamin Rayner/or. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you Virginia Durao

When I use the "contact us" link on this site I get richard.ross1@mchsi.com. I have e-mailed Richard at this address with no problems. I think this person is just trying to put all the information together in an easy to access format. I really don't think he is trying to "steal" information from anyone to resell it or use it for profit. Some of the e-mails sent through this list have been kind of rude. It is very difficult and time-consuming to build a web page like this and I say bravo for doing it. If you don't want to participate, then don't. By the way, if something is posted on the internet, I don't believe that anyone needs permission to link to it from their site. It is out there for the world to see. I am pretty positive that if he is using an old link, once he is contacted, he will fix the mistake. I am not sure which site he is linking to that is yours, but if your are not being given credit for it, then make sure your name is on your webpage so people who access the page from any link know who has created the information. Richard, thank you again for doing this, I appreciate it as do many others. Jodie Goebel -----Original Message----- From: Pam [mailto:pamb@efn.org] Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2005 1:30 PM To: ROSS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Ross Research Hi List, I'm troubled by a message, through the list, regarding Richard's new website < http://clanrossiowa.us/ > for his Ross research project. For some reason, Richard linked to my Ross research data without permission and without providing credit for my work. He is also using a very old like to my site that I've not used in many years. I tried to contact Richard at his "contact us" link, but it only goes to a "gmail" form. Richard, please contact me! ~~~Pam Outgoing mail scanned by Norton Antivirus 2005 ______________________________

Thank you all for the suggestions and kind words. I have revamped all the pages within the site to make them more "user friendly" and we now have a number of Family Group Sheets available for viewing. They are in Adobe PDF format, therefore if you have not installed an "addin" to your browser then chances are you won't be able to view them. Sorry for the confusion, I am looking for another option to submitting the Group Sheets, but as of now I have not found one, although it may be possible to have a skeleton file which the users can 'copy and paste" into Notepad and then email it directly. Richard Ross SSG, Retired Iowa Army National Guard <><----------------------------------------><> Websites & Projects I Host: Wayne County, IAGenWeb Project http://www.rootsweb.com/~iawayne/ Iowa Local History Network http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~rkross/ia-alhn/ Iowa History & Genealogy Project http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~rkross/iowa/ Iowa Migrations Project http://www.geocities.com/iamigrations/index.html Lyme, Connecticut http://www.rootsweb.com/~ctclyme/ Missouri Local History Project http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~rkross/missouri/ Mercer County, Missouri History & Genealogy Project http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~rkross/mercer/ Surname Project - ALHN http://www.geocities.com/a2z_alhn/ Wayne County Local History Project http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/rkross/ Ross Family History Project http://freepages.family.rootsweb.com/~rkross/ Hugh Ross of Cumberland County, Pennsylvania http://freepages.family.rootsweb.com/~rkross/Ross/ >From: "Jodie Goebel" <xawsted@comcast.net> >To: ROSS-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [ROSS-L] Ross Family History Project >Date: Fri, 30 Dec 2005 13:41:58 -0500 > >When I use the "contact us" link on this site I get >richard.ross1@mchsi.com. >I have e-mailed Richard at this address with no problems. > >I think this person is just trying to put all the information together in >an >easy to access format. I really don't think he is trying to "steal" >information from anyone to resell it or use it for profit. Some of the >e-mails sent through this list have been kind of rude. It is very >difficult >and time-consuming to build a web page like this and I say bravo for doing >it. If you don't want to participate, then don't. > >By the way, if something is posted on the internet, I don't believe that >anyone needs permission to link to it from their site. It is out there for >the world to see. I am pretty positive that if he is using an old link, >once he is contacted, he will fix the mistake. I am not sure which site >he >is linking to that is yours, but if your are not being given credit for it, >then make sure your name is on your webpage so people who access the page >from any link know who has created the information. > >Richard, thank you again for doing this, I appreciate it as do many others. > >Jodie Goebel > > >-----Original Message----- >From: Pam [mailto:pamb@efn.org] >Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2005 1:30 PM >To: ROSS-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Ross Research > >Hi List, > I'm troubled by a message, through the list, regarding Richard's new >website < >http://clanrossiowa.us/ > for his Ross research project. For some reason, >Richard >linked to my Ross research data without permission and without providing >credit for my >work. He is also using a very old like to my site that I've not used in >many years. I >tried to contact Richard at his "contact us" link, but it only goes to a >"gmail" form. >Richard, please contact me! > ~~~Pam >Outgoing mail scanned by Norton Antivirus 2005 > > > > >______________________________ > > >==== ROSS Mailing List ==== >You can view the recent archives for this list at >http://archiver.rootsweb.com/archives/ROSS-L/ >

I'd like to help but cannot connect your Samuel Ross to my Ross records in Bath county, VA. There was at least one Samuel Ross born in Bath much earlier than yours but Samuel Ross is a common name - as you may know. My Ross line left Bath County between 1840 and 1850. --Dick Ross ----- Original Message ----- From: Genfam333@aol.com To: rosscard@nycap.rr.com Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2005 8:23 PM Subject: Ross Hi Looking for information on this family. Thanks Linda Descendants of Samuel Bascar Ross Generation No. 1 1. SAMUEL BASCAR1 ROSS was born in Bath Co., Virginia. He married REBECCA MATHENY. She was born 17 May 1846 in Bath Co., Virginia, and died 24 Jun 1924 in Wilson Creek, Virginia. More About REBECCA MATHENY: Burial: Pucketts Farm Funeral Home: Nicely's Funeral Home, Clifton Forge, Virginia Children of SAMUEL ROSS and REBECCA MATHENY are: i. MCQUARTER C.2 ROSS, b. 29 Apr 1873, Bath County, Virginia; d. 02 Aug 1943, Covington Alleghany Co. Virginia; m. LAURA MAY WADE; b. 13 Jan 1874, Bath County, Virginia; d. 26 Jun 1933, Covington Alleghany Co. Virginia. More About MCQUARTER C. ROSS: Burial: Mount Pleasant Cem., Alleghany County, Virginia Funeral Home: Loving Funeral Home, Covington, Virginia More About LAURA MAY WADE: Burial: Mount Pleasant Cem., Alleghany County, Virginia Funeral Home: Loving Funeral Home, Covington, Virginia ii. ROBERT (TOBE) ALANZA ROSS, b. 1869, Bath Co., Virginia; d. 29 Jun 1923, Wilson Creek, Virginia; m. SHELIA OGAR WEADE; b. 04 Jun 1870, Bath Co., Virginia; d. 30 Mar 1947, Wilson Creek, Virginia. More About ROBERT (TOBE) ALANZA ROSS: Burial: Oak Grove Funeral Home: Nicely's Funeral Home, Clifton Forge, Virginia More About SHELIA OGAR WEADE: Burial: A. C. Church Cem Funeral Home: Nicely's Funeral Home, Clifton Forge, Virginia

I just looked over the website all the links are working fine. I noticed it was built with Flash which may be the problem. Some older versions of Windows have problems with Flash, no biggy that can be worked around by just adding hyperlinks to the different pages. I noticed you already did that on the front page with your email. Lisa Ross List Owner ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard Ross" <richard.ross1@mchsi.com> To: <ROSS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2005 5:26 PM Subject: Re: [ROSS-L] Re: Invitation to All Ross Researchers >I checked all the "Contact Us" buttons and they bring up my email program >without a problem, so I am not sure why some are having this problem. Does >anyone else seem to have this problem? If it gets to be a real problem >then I will have to go back to straight links with a plain button. The >buttons are designed with Flash so perhaps if that plugin is not installed >with your browser that may be the problem. Let me know. > > Richard Ross > > Edwin and Cornelia Moore wrote: >> I've had a peek at the website and think it has great potential. >> two things of note; >> the "contact us" button on the site (from the American page) gives no >> response. the web page doesn't change and an email window doesn't pop up. >> also, there is an MSN Ross surname research group you may want to link to >> your site, if they will let you. anyone who wants to leave messages has >> to sign into MSN Groups, but otherwise it's free and friendly >> the email is RossFamilyAssociation@groups.msn.com >> Cornelia >> >> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard Ross" >> <richard.ross1@mchsi.com> >> To: <ROSS-L@rootsweb.com> >> Sent: Wednesday, December 28, 2005 1:54 PM >> Subject: Invitation to All Ross Researchers >> >> >>> I put together a Ross Family History Project to aid researchers with our >>> surname. It also features a Family Group Sheet Project. This site is >>> not limited to the U.S.A., but also includes Scotland, Ireland, Germany, >>> Canada. I have put up my Ross Family from Cumberland County, >>> Pennsylvania and invite others to submit their family group sheets as >>> well. Together we can help connect other Ross researchers and possibly >>> add a line or two to our existing trees. You will find included at the >>> site a submission form written in PDF format that enables you to enter >>> your own data and submit it to me through your email account, or if you >>> are using Genealogy Sotware that allows you to export a family group >>> sheet in PDF format, you could use that as well. I use FTM and it >>> creates them without a problem. Any data submitted remains your >>> property and will not be sold to others to profit from. Please visit >>> the website: http://clanrossiowa.us/ >>> >>> Richard Ross >>> >>> ______________________________ >> >> >> >> >> ==== ROSS Mailing List ==== >> You can view the recent archives for this list at >> http://archiver.rootsweb.com/archives/ROSS-L/ >> >> > > > ==== ROSS Mailing List ==== > You can view the recent archives for this list at > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/archives/ROSS-L/