In a message dated 97-12-31 12:19:49 EST, THOMPSON-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << Subject: FCC - Phone Companies Date: Wed, 31 Dec 1997 08:05:50 -0600 The paragraphs below were copied from another mail list. I am passing it on because it appears to be authentic and needs to be brought out into public discussion before it is put into law. Note the email address where you can register your concern. Spread the word - note deadline is 2/13/98. ******************************************************************* I am writing you this to inform you of a very important matter currently under review by the FCC. Your local telephone company has filed a proposal with the FCC to impose per minute charges for your internet service. They contend that your usage has or will hinder the operation of the telephone network. It is my belief that internet usage will diminish if users were required to pay additional per minute charges. The FCC has created an email box for your comments, responses must be received by February 13, 1998. Send your comments and tell them what you think. mailto:isp@fcc.gov Every phone company is in on this one, and they are trying to sneak it in just under the wire for litiagation. Let everyone you know hear this one. Get the e-mail address to everyone you can think of. *************************************************************** >>

Subject: FCC - Phone Companies Date: Wed, 31 Dec 1997 08:05:50 -0600 The paragraphs below were copied from another mail list. I am passing it on because it appears to be authentic and needs to be brought out into public discussion before it is put into law. Note the email address where you can register your concern. Spread the word - note deadline is 2/13/98. ******************************************************************* I am writing you this to inform you of a very important matter currently under review by the FCC. Your local telephone company has filed a proposal with the FCC to impose per minute charges for your internet service. They contend that your usage has or will hinder the operation of the telephone network. It is my belief that internet usage will diminish if users were required to pay additional per minute charges. The FCC has created an email box for your comments, responses must be received by February 13, 1998. Send your comments and tell them what you think. mailto:isp@fcc.gov Every phone company is in on this one, and they are trying to sneak it in just under the wire for litiagation. Let everyone you know hear this one. Get the e-mail address to everyone you can think of. ******************************************************************* Bob Battaglia <bobbatt@texas.net> in the Alamo City --------- End forwarded message ---------- --part0_883610569_boundary--

Heather, I have a JOE THOMASON, but only as a brother to my RENA THOMASON. There are five other children I have. But no spouses or dates. Their parents are CALVIN PETER THOMASON b. 1827 in TN mar MARY ANN (POLLY) TROTTER b. 1834 Not much but if I can help further gimme a haller... MICKEY in NASHVILLE

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I need any info on a Sarah THOMPSON m. William THOMAS. Dates and places unknown. Assuming they were in Ky.approx. 1870's. The only child I know about is Helen Virginia THOMAS b. Nov.16, 1878 in Stinson, Ky. She married George Ernest Darby Apr. 19,1892. She divorced George and married an unknown CLINE. She died Mar.16,1954 in Hensley,WVa. Sherry Crawford COLLINS-DARBY-FOLEY-MCORMICK-WYATT-YEATTS ______________________________ --------------------

Seeking information on descendants of Dr. Jennings Thompson. I find him in Greene County, KY in 1840. He was born about 1815 (KY?) and died about 1865 in GA. He married Virginia Embry in 1836. She died about 1853. In 1850 they are found in Hart County, GA along with children Edward Brockman (my line), Dabney, Burrell, Dorinda (who married a Forrest), Emily, Richard, and Jennings ("Jid"). At this time, Dr. Thompson's mother, Judith Prichett/Pickett Thompson, was with them, age 63 b. VA. The family later settled in Upson County, Thomaston, GA where son Edward Brockman established his family, branches of whom live there today. Any connections to this line? Julie O'Neil Perkins Coweta Co., GA ______________________________ --------------------

SEARCHING FOR WILLIAM GOODWIN/GOODMAN THOMASON (THOMASSON) B. 18 OCT. 1880/1884 EITHER IN TENNESSEE OR POSSIBLY VAN ALSTYNE TEXAS. MARRIED MARIE KATHERINE NEELY, BORN TEXAS/

Looking for info on the line of James M. Thomason (1855-1944) of Franklin County, Ga. He was married to Harriet Payne (1860-1944). Thanks. -gene Harrison- Fayetteville, Ga ==== THOMASON Mailing List ====

Desiring any information on: Arthur William THOMPSON b. abt 1788 NC, d. bef Apr 1873 in Wilson, NC and his wife Charlotte MARTIN b. abt 1805, died ? I have located them in various census of Nash & Wilson County, NC Any one else connected? please email me. Thanks Pat Chojnowski maepat@aol.com ==== THOMASON Mailing List ====

Hi all, I'm looking for info. on my great grandparents. George Toms I'm not sure of the name of his first wife , but they had a girl Pearl Mabel Toms Dec. 25, 1915, St. Cathrine, Ontario, Canada. Georges 2nd wife was named Hilda & they had a son that was a minister in Canada. Does anyone know this surname? I was woundering if it has been shortened from another name? Sherrie Smith awsl@mcione.com ==== THOMASON Mailing List ====

Looking for: William Thomas and wife Mary Anne Snow-Canada,VT. William was supposedly in prison in Maine in 1873 Mrs.Annie Thomas and daughter Gracie(about 1879-80) Any possibilities are appreciated. Thankyou, Brigitte ==== THOMASON Mailing List ====

I'am looking for info on the my 5th great grandmother Sarah Thompson b. about 1746 in an unknown location (Virginia ?) d, abt 1820 in an unknown location (Grandville County, North Carolina ?) she m. Jonathan Deardon Reeves about 1764 in Virginia. Sarah an Jonathan had 5 chirlden, listed below: 1. Wylie b. About 1765 m. Rebecca Ransom abt 1789 in Granville County, North Carolina (My 4th great grandparents) 2. Fannie b. About 1767 3. Thompson b. About 1769 4. Frederick b. September 15, 1784 5. Lofton b. About 1792 Thnaks for any help Larry ==== THOMASON Mailing List ====

Our list is growing but the listmaster keeps fooling around with it and I see where some members are not receiving the welcome letter. I wonder if any of you did not receive the welcome letter. Please let me know. Also, if you would post a letter to the list telling what THOMASONs you are researching and give some data, maybe someone has some info which would help you. Do you have a homepage somewhere? It would be good to get acquainted. Some of the members I already know. If you do not want your home page exposed to all of the list send to me personally. (Personal) CarlosThomason@juno.com (Post a letter to the list) THOMASON-L@rootsweb.com ==== THOMASON Mailing List ====

Hello, I am writing a manuscript about the soldiers who served in the 58th Virginia Regiment during the Civil War. So far I have identified over four hundred members of this regiment. These men were all from Bedford and Franklin Counties, Virginia. Most were related to their fellow soldiers. Many were brothers, father and son, cousins, etc. The name of the soldier has been identified as serving in the 58th. I am maintaining a database spread sheet file on all members. I will gladly send you what information I have on this individual if you would like. Also, if you have an ancestor which you believe may have served in the 58th let me know and I will tell you what my data base shows. If you are a descendant of the soldier whose name is listed above, please share with me information such as: family history or other relatives in this unit, a description, if available, of the individual, any of his personal experiences in the War which have either been handled down or of which you have records. Your assistance will enable me to bring these men to life again in my manuscript. Thank you, Luther McLain, Phoenix, AZ, native of Bedford County VA ==== THOMASON Mailing List ====

Hello to all... I am new to this list and joined to see if I could find clues to a family I am researching in Rutherford County, NC. Looking for the parents of Adeline, wife of Isaac Jackson CONNER. Adeline was born ca1819 according to census records. In 1850 Rutherford County Census, there is a Nancy THOMASON, born ca 1785 living with this family. Possibly the mother of Adeline?? Adeline and Jackson's daughter, Martha CONNER WILSON's death certificate states her mother's name was Adeline JONES. I have found nothing to substantiate this. If anyone can help me with this, I would appreciate it. Will gladly share the information I have on this family. Wanda Rabb researching R A B B, C A U S B Y, P A X T O N, F A R R I S, P A T T O N, M O R R I S, N I X , L A W S, C O N N E R, W I L S O N, R O B E R T S O N, J O N E S, E D W A R D S , H A R R I S, B R A D S H A W, G A N T T, G R E E N, H A M R I C K, M C S W A I N, and L O V E L A C E. All of these surnames were in NC and SC. Listmanager for CAUSBY-L, RABB-L, FARRIS-L, PAXTON-L, NIX-L, and LAWS-L Homepage: http://www.netunlimited.net/~wcr Genealogy Main Page: http://www.netunlimited.net/~wcr/main.html ==== THOMASON Mailing List ====

Looking for: Mrs. Mary Ann Thomas lived in St.Albans,Vt.around 1873 (maiden name SNOW) husband was William Thomas from Canada possibly AKA Mrs. Annie Thomas Daughter Gracie Thomas- was put up for adoption in TX. 1884 Mary Anne is listed as an Indian Thanx Brigitte ==== THOMASON Mailing List ====

We are just getting the LIST off the ground and have a few members. I am the list sponsor and I would like for each of you to put a little story on it to tell who you are searching for and make a little outline of your family. If you share your family with all on the list we could begin to help one another. Maybe something like mine: I am Carlos Thomason, b 1912. My father was Charles Calvin Thomason, b. 1885, his father was Thomas Terrill Thomason, b. 1858 in Albertville, AL. His father was George Russell Thomason b. 1836, Carnesville, GA., his father was William Turner Thomason, b. 1805 Elbert GA., his father was George Thomason, b. 1771 in SC, His father was William Turner Thomason B abt 1747. Here I am stuck. If someone sees a familiar name on your chart they could check with you, either on the list or on your personal address. Unless we grow until it would be cumbersome, I would like to make a file of all the list members families. At least see how it goes. For the moment we would like Thomasons only, unless the spouse would help to identify him. (Personal) CarlosThomason@juno.com (To all the list) THOMASON-L@rootsweb.com

please. May I have the name of the list owner?

http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/h/e/b/Brenda-M-Hebert "Mes Anc�tres" I just finished revising my genealogical web site at familytreemaker.com. If you haven't seen it at all, or you haven't seen it in awhile, come by and take a look. I broke up my Ahnentafel chart and made three ahnentafel charts to make it a bit easier to find my ancestors. Then there is the ahnentafel chart of my son's father. #1 is "Ancestors of Edward Joseph Hebert" which has all my French-Canadian ancestors, plus two German lines (DOCKSTADER & WOLFF) which moved into Qu�bec. This is the largest of the 4 ahnentafel charts I have. #2 is "Ancestors of Lillian Gertrude Merkle." She was my paternal grandmother. She is 1/2 German and 1/2 Irish. I don't have a lot on the MERKLEs, nor the Irish part (still trying to dig up those roots), but there is a lot of information out of Friesenheim, B-W about the ancestors of her paternal grandmother Helena TASCHER. #3 is "Ancestors of Sharon Elizabeth Beatty." This is my mom. Her father's BEATTY family is out of Armstrong Co, Pennsylvania, there is a lot of Germans, plus on French line and 4 Irish lines. Then there are quite a few dead ends. On her mother's side there is English, Norwegian, and what looks like roots coming out of New England and Ohio. #4 is "Ancestors of Robert Stephen Smith." This is my son's father. His family has been in the South for a long time. His mother's grandfather was General Claire Lee CHENNAULT, the C.O. of the Flying Tigers. There are also other surnames scattered like: LEE, HOUSTON, ROBERTS, SANDERS, THOMPSON, THOMASON, and several others. Everyone is welcome to stop by and peruse my site. if you see a familiar surname, e-mail me. Even if you don't see a familiar surname, e-mail me and let me know what you think! I try to update the web site every month or so as I find more information to include, so you're all more than welcome to stop by on a regular basis! http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/h/e/b/Brenda-M-Hebert

She was the spouse of William Turner Thomason and I would like to know more about her.