Does anyone know anything about Sardonia, Vermont Where it is, what became of it, or what it is now. There's a mighty big difference between good, sound reasons and reasons that sound good. Ronald Colby rmcolby@micro-net.com Salt Lake City, Utah Home of the 2002 Winter Olympics

Need help Does anyone have the ancestors of the following family Rebecca Brown b. 1660 Stamford, m. 1682, d. 8 Feb 1743 Sp. Benjamin Galpin b. 1654 New Haven, d. 6 Jan 1730 Rebeccas Parents Francis Brown b. 1628 or 1633 m. 1657, d. 1691 Sp. Martha (Chapman) b. abt 1640 Show Francis father and mother as Thomas Brown & Mary Endoe. The dates that I have don't jive between Francis and Thomas. There closer to being brothers than father and son. Any help will be greatly appreciated. There's a mighty big difference between good, sound reasons and reasons that sound good. Ronald Colby rmcolby@micro-net.com Salt Lake City, Utah Home of the 2002 Winter Olympics

Thank you for writing this msg. I just joined this list and am thinking of unjoining due to masses of messages and poor subject lines. Cheryl Arbogast in AUstralia At 05:54 PM 5/03/98 EST, you wrote: >unsubscribe > > >==== SURNAME-QUERY Mailing List ==== >APPROPRIATE SUBJECT LINES: > In an effort to provide meaningful Subject: lines in posts to the > SURNAME-QUERY List, the Listowner asks you to try to adhere to the > following format: > > SURNAME, First MI;dates;places > > An example would look like this: > > BROWNING, Arthur C.;1795-1876;PA>VA>OH > > Users of this SURNAME-QUERY List do not download every day in order > to read each of the hundreds of posts. They are looking for certain > SURNAMES, on which they are doing research, or are willing to help > others with research of said SURNAMES. Therefore, if you do not > provide meaningful Subject: lines, chances are good that your posts > will be deleted without having been read. > > Also, the accepted standard in conducting genealogy research via > the Internet/Web is to spell all SURNAMES in CAPS. > > > >

There certainly are a lot of families named SURNAME, although QUERY is a close runner up. FRIENDLY !!!!Hint, anyone that gets digests, probably doesn't read posts like "Surname", and probably won't read this either. Jay Johnston Sorry to waste everyones time, but I would like to read YOUR posts also, but just don't have time to open every email.

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In a message dated 98-03-06 02:35:45 EST, you write: << GGgrandfather RIPLEY,Charle >> Newburgh, Penobscot Co, Ailas H Bartlett of Camer & Lydia M Fernald of Newburgh m. 1 May 1884 by Chas. Ripley

I am trying to locate the following family: Oliver C. WISE, probably the town of Spanaway, Pierce Co. he was married to Clara J., They had a son named Winfred C. WISE born 9/13/1893 in Spanaway. He married Bessie Claudine CARVAR COLLINS, born 10/24/1893 in Alexandria, Madison Co., Ind. Her parents were Eleazer B. CARVER and Hulda Maynard. WInfred and Bessie had two sons: Farrell Kay WISE, born 8/25/1923 died while serving with the Merchant Marines 11/8/47. Married Marion L. WEAR and had two children: Suzan Kay and Thomas Farrell. Robert Oliver Wise born 11/26/24. Robert O. joined the Air Force and moved away. Both boys were born in Eureka Ca. When Robert was 18 months old they moved back to the Washington State in the Tacoma area. -----Original Message----- From: SURNAME-QUERY-D-request@rootsweb.com <SURNAME-QUERY-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: SURNAME-QUERY-D@rootsweb.com <SURNAME-QUERY-D@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, March 05, 1998 4:17 PM Subject: SURNAME-QUERY-D Digest V98 #93

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Seeking information on Daniel TOWNSEND born NC 1821 and Eliza Boyd DIXON born 1819 NC. Eliza's death cert states her fathers name was Jacob DIXON. I do find a Jacob Dixon born 1773 and have discovered that he has brothers William, Sanford, John, and sister Margaret. Jacob and siblings inherited land from grandfather John Pettypool around 1803. But I cannot find a connecting link with this Jacob and Eliza. Family folklore has it that Daniel and Eliza were cousins. Can anyone help? Donna

In a message dated 98-03-04 21:59:33 EST, you write: << hing for any info on GGgrandfather RIPLEY,Charles. >> theree is mention of C W PORTER as "minister?" in a marriage rpt (pg 196 of old records) in Milford, ME, Penobscot Co. m. in Old Town 10 Aug 1884 by C. W. Porter. In the Index he is listed as Charles. Marriage Returns of Penobscot Co, ME prio to 1892 Edited by Ruth Gray, Picton Press, 1994 Madora

Hoping to locate others researching the BIRLEW surname....any place, during any time period. Family tradition says that the BIRLEW'S were French Huguenots from Alsace- Lorrain, France (the Baleau Woods Area), and that the name was originally spelled BALEAU or BELEAU. I have found it in the Missouri records spelled - BALEW, BALLEW, BALOU, BILYEAU, BURLEW, BELEW, etc. John BIRLEW b. abt. 1810 NC; went to Smith Co., TN. as a young man and married Milbrey ROBINSON b. abt. 1816 - 1824 Smith Co., TN. They were in Christian Co., KY. by 1847, and in Pike Creek Valley, Shannon Co., Missouri by 1853. John & Milbrey lived and died in Shannon Co., Missouri.....as well as their children and many descendants. There was a Robert BIRLEW b. abt. 1821 in SC or TN.; married to Tabitha ROBERTS or BOYD (2 diff. sources). Robert may have been a brother to John BIRLEW. Robert and Tabitha owned a plantation in Dekalb Co., TN. prior to the Civil War. They sold the plantation and relocated to Kansas about 1862. Robert was killed during the Civil War, and Tabitha died shortly thereafter. The children and descendants of this family lived in the Humboldt & Fredonia, Kansas areas. There is a BIRLEW family listed on the Red River Co., Texas 1880 Census. The mother Catherine is listed as the head of the household. Catherine and the children were listed as having been born in Tennessee. I will greatly appreciate hearing from anyone else researching the BIRLEW surname, or any of the surnames listed at the bottom of this message. Gloria (Birlew) Hursey Ghursey2@aol.com Southern Illinois Researching - ABBEY - BARNES - BIRLEW - COX - DUFOUR - HICKS - HURSEY - LOUVIER/LOUVIERE - MAYBERRY - MABERRY - MABRY - MCCLENAHAN - MCCLANAHAN - NEVOIS - NIVOIS - ROBINSON - ROBERTSON - TAYLOR - WARNOCK

Hello All, I am trying to find as much information as possible on the surname Dance. My family originated in Virginia and eventually ended up in Kentucky and Missouri. I have also found branched in Illinois, Alabama, and Tennessee. If anyone has a Dance ancestor and would like to trade info, just let me know. Also, I am trying to find the parents of Thomas Dance born about 1775 in (Chesterfield ?) Virginia. Any help would be appreciated. Sara Newman SybilOne@aol.com

I am looking for information on Cecelia SCHULER, b. Abt. 1910, Adele SCHULER, b. Abt. 1912, and Loretta SCHULER, b.Abt. 1904. They are the daughters of William SCHULER and Annabelle MORGAN and were born in St. Louis, MO/ Judi Cook MORETA000@aol.com Lines: SCOWN, SCHULER, LENTZ, LEIMEISTER, HINCHMAN

RODGERS,catherine Rhodes, 1854-1906, GA-AL

SUDDETH,Peter, 1849-1924,GA-AL

SUDDETH, Peter,1849-1924,GA-AL

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Looking for any info on Jacob Nels Kangas (b 1900 ??? d. 1970 ???) aka Jack Lane (traveling magician). Any help will be appreciated. thanks, Connie Kangas Cemetery Record Restoration and Worldwide Cemetery Search http://www.dreamscape.com/goldlinks/cemetery.htm Kangas Family http://www.dreamscape.com/goldlinks

I am looking for information on Laura HINCHMAN, born about 1907 in St. Louis, MO. to George HINCHMAN and Elizabeth SCOWN. Judi Cook MORETA000@aol.com Lines: SCOWN, LENTZ, LEIMEISTER, HINCHMAN, SCHULER