I am interested in the surname UNGER from Schuylkill County, Pa. Simon UNGER born about 1830 and married to Anna Marie ALSPACH born about 1837. They are buried in Muir, Pa. They had one son, George Washington UNGER born 4-17-1876. I am trying to locate the parents of Simon UNGER and if they came from Germany or Hungary. Any information about UNGER would be appreciated. You can send any info to me directly. Thank you.

I am seeking the wives of Alexander Brinkley that was in North Carolina in 1820. He had two unknown Wives. Some of his children were Levi b.1809, Winnie, Edie, James, Alfred, John, Robert Claiborne, Elizabeth. I would also like to know his parents name and where he was born. thank You, Tawsha Hubbard

Hello, my name is Debbie Parsons. I recently had my hard disk crash and lost everything I had on it. I had some info backed up, but not all. I really learned my lesson on that one. Would anyone who has contacted me before please recontact me so I can put them back into my address and email file? I'm really sorry to everyone. I am fairly new to computers and genealogy and I guess some things you just have to learn the hard way. I am especially looking for Ann from Houston, Texas who did me a great favor and did some lookups for me on my Rhames and Capps line. I recieved your package, but lost your email address. Please contact me again. Also I'm looking for Ray Griffith who is researching Chestnuts. Please contact me. Also looking for Leo Vereen, please email me again. Thank you all so much and I'm really sorry about all of this mess. Debbie Parsons-alyshia@isat.com Researching: Anderson, Bray, Capps, Chestnut, Eurzar (Enzar), Fowler, Gargano, Houseman, King, Newton, Rhames, Royals, Tyler, Vereen, Vroome.

Hi George, I am probably doing something wrong. I don'tt how to do this and my son won't help me. They say it is too hard to do. This is just what they say. If you have a hard drive where do I download it to. My friend Joan whats to know too. If we send letters by E-Mail where do we get an answer? Lo

Hi there, I wanted to tell you there are some Bunch in Tazewell, Tn. or you could get in touch with Joan Seamens on Prodigy. She has info about the Bunch family. Also she has a friend who was a Bunch before she was Hollingsworth. They lived here and in Ky. Hope you will find some info. Lo Tazewell library has a lot of info. I believe they came from NC. Lo

Thomas m. Harriet P. SMITH (1820-1894) 2 Jan 1842. Place unknown. Four children as follows: Francis Marion BACON 1843-1915 OH? WI Jennie McLain BACON 1844-Bef. 1850 Martha E. BACON 1849-1866 George Dexter BACON 1855-1918 IL, IA Questions: Where was Thomas born? OH? Where did he die? Vinton, IA? Delavan, WI? Or? Where was he married? Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have data on well over 500 BACONs going back over ten centuries which I would be happy to share. Documentation in some areas weak but I'm working on it! Other surnames: BUTTERFIELD HERSHEY (HARSHEY) McLAIN BISSELL HESS ROSE DEETER LEHMAN SIMES FILBY MALES TEMPLETON GERBERICH (K) McELROY Vince Bacon San Diego baco323@aol.com

I am mostly looking for information on Nathaniel's parents. Nathaniel married Anna (Maiden name? 1800-1863;Monmouthshire, South Wales) and became an ordained minister in the church of England (unconfirmed). He is also said to have become a priest who worked at St. John's Anglican Church and Oak Leaf Holy Trinity Church in various parts of Ontario, Canada. When he first immigrated to North America, I believe it was to Albany, New York, however, since his oldest son, Bramwell, was born there in 1832. He was also found later in Washington, D.C. where another son, Delaney, was born in1838. I believe it was from here that he then moved on to various parts of Ontario, Canada. Bramwell had three other boys as well, Pier, Nathaniel, and Sharp and one daughter, whose name and birthdate is unknown. I would also be interested in finding more information on the daughter, who is reported to have moved back to New York state after she had moved to Ontario with her family. She may have been the oldest of all the children. Thank you in advance, for any help you can provide. Barb Rowbotham

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Looking for any links, mostly in the Chicago area, to any Meyers. Amanda was born in Dupage Co., and my belief is she had family there still when she married in 1895 and moved with my grandfather, Carl WEISS to NC until 1913. The couple returned to Adams Co., where my Grandpa was a pastor at two Lutheran churches. I will, hopefully, be receiving a copy of a death cert. for Amanda soon, and I hope to learn her parents' names, but thought I'd quick throw this out once again. The only other Meyers I know are a Laura Meyer(cousin, deceased) and a Vince and John Meyer in WI. Thanks, and for gosh sakes, I hope I've done this right, cuz I'd hate to break any rules! Heather

TDonoho528 wrote: > > whoever you are- i have enjoyed this service for a while but some are making > it dreary with complaints and answers. this liist is primarily for research > data only come on folks. lets have fun jerry donoho > > ==== 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. It has started to settle down tonight. It's the moon, El Nino or cabin fever. Hang in there. Suzanne

Seek members of Hruska family which immigrated 1868 from Bohemia to Chicago, Illinois. Anna was born 1856 Bohemia, married Michael Slepicka in 1879 at St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church, Chicago. She and Michael raised a family of nine children at Minneapolis, Minnesota, and were reported in the 1900 Minnesota Census. Seek Hruska descendants of family which immigrated to Chicago in 1868. family page at: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/m/a/d/Elaine-T-Maddox/ Reseaching: Slepicka a/k/a Slepica a/k/a Chicken and Hruska/Hruskova a/k/a Pear/Peary

Attempting to locate and ancestors or siblings of William Gaylord. William moved from Illinois to Weakley County, Tn. c.1850. Married to Sarah GAYLORD. Wife's maiden name unknown. Date of Marriage unknown. William b Nove 30 1812, d October 18, 1889. Part of family may be in New York or Wi, or Mi. Any assistance appreciated Stephanie

HENRY SCOTT, 1/2 Cherokee(according to family history) father, with Mary (Polly) Overturf mother, of Richard Overturf/Scott. Richard and Mary confirmed. Any help on Henry? Pat: wbpjr@flash.net

I have a James CRAIG b. 1766 prob. in VA. m. Rebekah HILL 1793 in Clark Co. KY. He lived in Green Co. Ky until approx 1829 when he moved to Morgan Co. IN to join his older sons. He is linked to Joseph COLVILLE who gave him power of attorney in Green Co. KY Joseph apparently moved to Blount Co. TN where he died. His father Capt. Andrew COLVILLE who fought at King's Mountain along with a Capt. Robert CRAIG was married to a Mary CRAIG. I believe Mary may be the aunt of James CRAIG. The COLVILLE family is closely linked to VANCE, MONTGOMERY, LUSK.

Ron, I am with you 100% and if they don't like the rules take it to a complaint dept somewhere else and lets get back to Genealogy.and knock off the dirty Language,life is made of rules, please I am not getting any younger, and would like to finish this family book. mdewitt@SWBell.net Ron wrote: > > I REALLY don't believe this: > > Charlotte Oneal & Robert Mann wrote: > > > > Before we have a regular flamin war going here, why don't we get back > > to the business at hand, which is geneaology, cut the filthy language, > > and if the disgruntled man doen't like the rules let him UNSUBSCRIBE! > > Charlotte Oneal > > After the email you sent and my reply, you post this? > > Now I have no choice. > > Ron > > ==== 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.

We have seen an increasing number of "junk" messages lately, dealing with "Return Receipts" for email posted to the mailing lists. Having written to several of the servers sending back these "Return Receipts", it has been brought to our attention that the servers are set to do this ONLY if there was such a request in an original email from a subscriber. What this means is, PLEASE do NOT set your email browser to ask for a "Return Receipt"!!!!! Unbeknownst to any of us, this not only gets the sender a receipt for his individual message, but, when that message's target is a mailing list, then gets sent out to several subscribers, the servers of some of those subscribers will automatically send a "Return Receipt" back to the MAILING LIST, not back to the ORIGINAL SENDER. It seems that anytime a subscriber is using server at a college or university, they are ALWAYS set to send a "Return Receipt", and of course it shows up either on the List itself or in the List- owners mailbox. In either case, they are nuisances and serve no useful purpose. I use Eudora and it has a button to click, "RR", at the top in the button bar. If this is checked, you are asking for a "Return Receipt" and will cause unnecessary email traffic to the Lists. I don't know the procedures for checking this in other email browsers, but PLEASE turn it off. Some of you DO have it turned on, because we are getting many replies. Thanks, SgtGeorge

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Hi Aaron BENNETT married Mary MARKLEY on Feb. 24 1838. They had eight children. Alonzo O BENNETT b. Sept. 5, 1839 Talitha Ann BENNETT b. Jan. 14 1841-m. Thomas Dunlap HUSTED William H. BENNETT b. March 19 1843 Eliza BENNETT b. August 2 1846 James F. BENNETT b. Feb. 21 1849 Isabel BENNETT b. July 2, 1852 Amanda M. BENNETT b. May 27 1856 George W. BENNETT b. Sept. 20, 1859 I am trying to find information on Aaron BENNETT and his parents. Any help would be appreciated. I can share information about Mary Markley family Thank you Kimberly Liljequist lilquist@pacbell.net