HELLO ALL! James Patton married Eliza Allison in Ireland in 1857.They both lived in Lurgin,County Armagh,Ulster,Northern Ireland.They had six children in Ireland,three of whom died & are buried there.James came to the US in 1869,followed by Eliza & their three surviving children,Mary Ann,William & Alex in 1872.They had several more children here in the US,including my GGrandmother,Jennie Patton,born here in Philadelphia,PA 9/24/1872,died 2/4/1907 & buried in Fernwood Cemetary,just outside Phila.Jennie Patton married John Edward Nicholas 12/12/1899,again in Phila.John Edward Nicholas(b.1874d.9/3/1923)came to the US in 1887 from Myrthre Tyddville,South Wales. Any of these names seem familar?I'd love to hear from ya!THANKS,CyberWeeg Researching ALAN,ALLISON,CARR,NICHOLAS,PATTON

MORROW and MAURO (spoken the same way) . both of these names are in my family. Some took the name spelled one way and the majority spelled it MAURO. they all spoke it the same. It was changed upon arrival on Ellis Island. Some say neither was the original. Anyone know? -----Original Message----- From: Amy Brown <sab@tallassee.net> To: SURNAME-QUERY-L <SURNAME-QUERY-L@rootsweb.com>; ROOTS-L <ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, March 12, 1998 9:43 PM Subject: Fw: MORROW, James M. / Jackson's Gap, Tallapoosa Co. AL/ m. Annie L. Mathis >James M. (Jim) Morrow was born in Mar 1850. Annie L. Mathis was born Jun >1850. The 1900 Soundex from Auburn University showed them living in >Jackson's Gap. >Any info would be appreciated. They had 8 children: >+Clemmie MORROW >Johnny MORROW >Allen Joseph MORROW >Joel MORROW >Lucy Ann ROBINSON >Matilda Ann MORROW >Sophie Lee MORROW >Elizabeth MORROW > > > >==== SURNAME-QUERY Mailing List ==== >Please do not send attachments / attached files to the list. >If you need assistance, contact the listowner at: ><skyhawk@digisys.net> Thank you! > > > >

IF YOU DON'T LIKE ME TYPING IN ALL CAPS DON'T READ IT NEXT TIME. George W. Durman wrote: > > Tammy, rules are rules. If you don't like them, unsubscribe and go to a > mailing list that allows you to do anything you wish. I believe that would > be called an unmonitored list and would result in anarchy in about one > week. > > And, you should learn not to type in ALL CAPS, and also not to quote > entire messages to which you are responding. God help us !!!!! > > SgtGeorge > > At 10:09 PM 3/8/98 -0500, Tammy Tice wrote: > >HI LIKE TO ADD MY TWO CENTS WORTH. I TOO AM TIRED OF THE STRICT > >PROTOCALL FOR THE SUBJECT LINE. LIGHTEN UP A LITTLE. THIS IS SUPPOSE > >TO BE GENEALOGY AND FUN NOT SEE HOW MANY TRIES IT TAKE BEFORE YOU CAN > >GET YOUR QUERY THROUGH. I TRY TO AT LEAST PUT A NAME AND LOCATION BUT > >THIS IS NOT ALWAYS KNOWN ESPECIALLY WHEN YOUR LOOKING FOR SOMEONE OF > >DATES. I THOUGHT THAT IS WHAT A QUERY WAS FOR. IF I PUT ALL THE > >INFORMATION THAT IS REQUIRED ON THE SUBJECT LINE I PROBABLY WOULD NOT > >NEED TO BE PUTTING THE QUERY ON THE INTERNET. > > ==== SURNAME-QUERY Mailing List ==== > Please do not send attachments / attached files to the list. > If you need assistance, contact the listowner at: > <skyhawk@digisys.net> Thank you!

i am looking for the orphanage that was in or around MORRISTOWN, NJ. it existed in 1924 when my grandmothers mother died. my grandmother was 12 at the time and the 3 girls were all packed off to the orphanage for 6 years until my g-mother was legally old enough to take the others out . my grandfather had to work everyday and had no way to care for them. orphanages were an option back then. but he didn't have to sign their lives away to the state. they went back to his house when they were able and at his discretion. my g-mother says it was a great place to grow up. never had a problem. lots of friends and the people who ran it were like mom and dad to them. she gets a little indignant even today if someone mentions orphanages in a bad light. although she does know some were bad. her experience was very good. r -----Original Message----- From: James Chappell <rogerfax@gte.net> To: SURNAME-QUERY-L@rootsweb.com <SURNAME-QUERY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, March 12, 1998 11:29 PM Subject: ORPHANAGES >Hello Everyone > >I am trying to get a list of ORPHANAGES in the state of PHILADELPHIA. The >one I am really looking for is or was called SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY HOME I >don't know what town or county it is or was in. It burned in 1942 so the >name may have changed when or if it was rebuilt. My email is >rogerfax@gte.net > >ALL HELP WILL BE DEEPLY CHERISHED > >THANK YOU > >DEBORAH > > >==== SURNAME-QUERY Mailing List ==== >To unsubscribe from SURNAME-QUERY, send an e-mail message to: > SURNAME-QUERY-L-request@rootsweb.com (for individual messages) > SURNAME-QUERY-D-request@rootsweb.com (for Digest mode) >Subject: unsubscribe >In the body include only one word: unsubscribe >(Turn OFF your signature file when sending this command) > > > >

Hello Everyone I am trying to get a list of ORPHANAGES in the state of PHILADELPHIA. The one I am really looking for is or was called SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY HOME I don't know what town or county it is or was in. It burned in 1942 so the name may have changed when or if it was rebuilt. My email is rogerfax@gte.net ALL HELP WILL BE DEEPLY CHERISHED THANK YOU DEBORAH

INFO ON: DR. SAMUEL HANNAY b. approx. 1790 JOHN HANNAY b. 1816 LIVERPOOL m JANE NEWTON b. 1828 SAMUEL HANNAY b. 1848 LIVERPOOL m FANNY ALDER b. 1849 JOHN HENRY HANNAY b. 1882 d. 1959 CANADA m LYDIA METZGER b. 1886 SAMUEL WILLIAM HANNAY b. 1878 LIVERPOOL d. 1928 USA SARAH HANNAY b. 1880 m. Mr. WILLIAM HAMILTON GRISWOOD ROSE HANNAY b. 1899 LIVERPOOL m. Mr. ROBERT GRIFFITHS MAGGIE HANNAY m. Mr. ALF THOMPSON DOLLY HANNAY b. Mr. STONE THANKS TO ALL. WAYNE HANNAY.

Trying to find information on parents of Harris and Lowe. Harris and Lowe were born in the 1870s or 1880s in Georgia (probably Harris County), since my great-grandfather, Jesse Herbert, was born in 1902. Their children were Jesse Herbert Harris, Walter Harris, Nancy Harris, and Lucy Harris. Ed Herbert is probably Edmond Herbert, since my grand father's name was Claude Edmond, and the name Claude came from his maternal grandfather. Thanks for any help.

Any info would be helpful. They had one known child, Lossie Davis Lisles, who married Roxie Odella Baker.

Searching for information on the ancestors of this person. She married Joseph Alexander Wigley. They had at least 9 children: James Talbert (my ancestor), Louise, Billy, John A., Francis, Martha Elizabeth, Joseph Marion, Anderson L., and Martha Leola. My sources show that she was born in Germany and then immigrated. Thank you for any information that can be provided.

James M. (Jim) Morrow was born in Mar 1850. Annie L. Mathis was born Jun 1850. The 1900 Soundex from Auburn University showed them living in Jackson's Gap. Any info would be appreciated. They had 8 children: +Clemmie MORROW Johnny MORROW Allen Joseph MORROW Joel MORROW Lucy Ann ROBINSON Matilda Ann MORROW Sophie Lee MORROW Elizabeth MORROW

Any info on the ancestors of this couple would be greatly appreciated. Their children were: +Roxie_ Odella BAKER Minnie BAKER William L BAKER Luck K BAKER Uriah BAKER Conrad BAKER George BAKER Fanny BAKER Alice BAKER

Had a daughter named Mary Emma Higgins. She married Claude P. Rowell, and had daughter named Mary Emma Rowell. Any info greatly appreciated.

Their children: Claude P. Rowell, who married Mary Emma Higgins, William Henry, Lilla, Emma, and Alberta. Any help appreciated.

He married Nancy WHITE. They had Felon Hanson (1862-1929), who married Margaret Armstrong, and they had Julia HANSON Samantha HANSON Mollie HANSON Vera HANSON Elsie HANSON George HANSON Blake HANSON Elbert HANSON Jim HANSON Carrie HANSON Leila HANSON . Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Diane Brown wrote: > I have an old 386 just gatherin dust.Re: Laptops? > > Date: Friday, March 13, 1998 1:44 PM > > > > http://www.jewishinterest.com > > > >Hi, My son updates and repairs and sells new systems. If a computer is not a proprietary system it can be fully upgraded. A proprietary system is a company computer such as Compact, Packard Bell or Ast. They are made with differences of mother board and other things so that standard parts do not fit them. Since models are changed every year the parts from one year do not readily fit the past year. These systems can have more memory added or a modem ,but an upgrade means buying a new main board for almost the cost of a new computer.If the system is customized or non-proprietary then everything is standard and can be changed. my computer has been upgraded 3 times. From 286 to pentium 75. From 8 ram to 32 ect.This has cost less than one bargain new computer. I can still upgrade to a 200 mhz pentium with only changing my main board for under $200.00 Old computers given to him for disposing are given to older people also with 90 days free lessons on how to operate a computer. A second place is they are given to schools or families of low income. Happy to learn other persons feel the same way > > > > ==== SURNAME-QUERY Mailing List ==== > > Reminder! Please remove as much of the Original Message as possible when > > replying to a List Posting. Include only that part of the original > message > > important to your reply. > > > > ==== SURNAME-QUERY Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from SURNAME-QUERY, send an e-mail message to: > SURNAME-QUERY-L-request@rootsweb.com (for individual messages) > SURNAME-QUERY-D-request@rootsweb.com (for Digest mode) > Subject: unsubscribe > In the body include only one word: unsubscribe > (Turn OFF your signature file when sending this command)

Searching for Betty HENDERSON daughter of Della TRONE DAWSON of Macomb, Illinois. Betty's last known address was Peshastin, Washington and she worked as a Apple Picker probably in the Chelan area. Contact me <basset@juno.com> _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

In a message dated 98-03-12 17:28:51 EST, you write: << BURMAN >> Partition Record Abstracts, Vol 1 1812-1851 Fairfield Co OH pg 29 Will abstract of George HOLDER, 1840; among heirs, his children: Polly, wife of Frederick BURMAN. No other location give, so prob. Fairfield Co

Seeking information on the parents of Lydia O Campbell. Lydia was born October 20, 1794 in New Jersey. She married Henry Sockwell March 8, 1815 in Newport, New Jersey. They moved to Ohio (1835) and Indiana (1838). Lydia died June 6, 1876. Her father was Peter Campbell and she had a brother David. Any information on her mother, other siblings, or grandparents would be appreciated. Thanks. John Socwell jsoc@sprintmail.com

Seeking information on the parents of Annie Eva Gregory. She was born November 4, 1860/1861 in Warren County, Illinois and married Levi Meadows June 12, 1878. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks. John Socwell jsoc@sprintmail.com

Seeking information on the parents of Levi Meadows. Born July 25, 1856/1857 in Mercer County, Illinois. Married Annie Eva Gregory June 12, 1878 in Warren County, Illinois. Died June 2, 1919 in Burlington, Iowa. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks. John Socwell jsoc@sprintmail.com