I didn't know that. zzzzzzzzzzzzz On Wed, 28 Jun 2000 16:27:09 EDT THasti7524@aol.com writes: > Good God Beverly, wake up! Leland is the featured speaker at the > Heritage > Quest upcoming get together! >

Thank you for your concern. Mary Kozy replied with what seems to be the best solutions. I have replied to her and I realize that all who contacted me were interested in my condition. I thank all who responded. Sincerely, Estelene

Thank you for taking note of my afflictions and working on a solution for me and others. Sincerely, Estelene

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Estelene - I am planning on attending the conference, and I will talk to the people at HQRL about it. Perhaps we could take notes at the conference and then post them on our web site (I don't know if they'd give us permission to do this or not...)? I'll check too and see if perhaps they sell recordings of the lectures. Or if all else fails, I'd be happy to take copious notes and then just mail them to you via email as an attachment, or just cut and paste the text into an email. It is frustrating right now trying to find continuing education via the web, as most of the classes offered are pretty basic. Not too much advanced stuff out there for those who have been doing this for a while. It'd be cool if they could video some of these national speakers, and maybe for a small "rental" fee (which you could pay for by credit card), you could view their video online. The technology (and probably interest) just hasn't gotten there yet I guess. I'll get back to you with what I find out! :-) Mary Kozy SKCGS Webmaster Estelene Lapinski wrote: > I have been trying to solve this for years. So I decided to tell you > about it. I'm house bound now due to my health and accidents. I would > like to hear Leland espouse again but cannot. My mind is clear and I > would understand everything. Do you have any solution? Do you copy his > speeches? Do you sell them? Is there a solution? > You might tell Leland that I was a Miss Riddle, (hopefully he will > remember) d/o of Samuel Riddle and Corriene. Perhaps he will have an idea > as to how house bound genealogists, there must be more like me, can > pursue their hobbies when they are unable to attend. > Sincerely, Estelene Lapinski -- Mary Kathryn Kozy mkozy@attglobal.net My Home Page: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~marykozy/ South King Co. Gene. Soc. page: http://www.rootsweb.com/~waskcgs/ South King Co. Arboretum Foundation: http://www.skcaf.org/ Rainier Chorale Home Page: http://www.rainierchorale.org/

Hi Mary and Estelene, I just sent an e-mail to HQRL to see if they have extra copies, etc. We're going to find a solution for your Estelene! Phyllis Mary Kathryn Kozy wrote: > > Estelene - > > I am planning on attending the conference, and I will talk to the people at > HQRL about it. Perhaps we could take notes at the conference and then post > them on our web site (I don't know if they'd give us permission to do this or > not...)? I'll check too and see if perhaps they sell recordings of the > lectures. Or if all else fails, I'd be happy to take copious notes and then > just mail them to you via email as an attachment, or just cut and paste the > text into an email. > > It is frustrating right now trying to find continuing education via the web, > as most of the classes offered are pretty basic. Not too much advanced stuff > out there for those who have been doing this for a while. It'd be cool if > they could video some of these national speakers, and maybe for a small > "rental" fee (which you could pay for by credit card), you could view their > video online. The technology (and probably interest) just hasn't gotten there > yet I guess. > > I'll get back to you with what I find out! :-) > > Mary Kozy > SKCGS Webmaster > > Estelene Lapinski wrote: > > > I have been trying to solve this for years. So I decided to tell you > > about it. I'm house bound now due to my health and accidents. I would > > like to hear Leland espouse again but cannot. My mind is clear and I > > would understand everything. Do you have any solution? Do you copy his > > speeches? Do you sell them? Is there a solution? > > You might tell Leland that I was a Miss Riddle, (hopefully he will > > remember) d/o of Samuel Riddle and Corriene. Perhaps he will have an idea > > as to how house bound genealogists, there must be more like me, can > > pursue their hobbies when they are unable to attend. > > Sincerely, Estelene Lapinski > > -- > Mary Kathryn Kozy > mkozy@attglobal.net > My Home Page: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~marykozy/ > South King Co. Gene. Soc. page: http://www.rootsweb.com/~waskcgs/ > South King Co. Arboretum Foundation: http://www.skcaf.org/ > Rainier Chorale Home Page: http://www.rainierchorale.org/ -- E-Mail: phaynen@gte.net Manitoba, Canada GenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~canmb/ County Down, Ireland GenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~nirdow/ Poinsett Co., Arkansas USGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~arpoinse/ Phyllis' Family Genealogy http://home1.gte.net/phaynen/tree.htm

--------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Beverly J Reich <bevajane@juno.com> To: WA-SKGS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tue, 27 Jun 2000 18:53:20 -0500 Subject: Re: [WASKCGS-L] Re: HQRL's Sumner Summer Quest Message-ID: <20000627.185640.-902475.0.bevajane@juno.com> I think a lot of people like myself would try to help if we knew more. Leland who? Give us some particulars: full name, birthdate, email address anything you can thing of. Bev On Tue, 27 Jun 2000 16:00:46 -0700 Estelene Lapinski <grammybillie@juno.com> writes: > I have been trying to solve this for years. So I decided to tell you > about it. I'm house bound now due to my health and accidents. I > would > like to hear Leland espouse again but cannot. My mind is clear and I > would understand everything. Do you have any solution? Do you copy > his > speeches? Do you sell them? Is there a solution? > You might tell Leland that I was a Miss Riddle, (hopefully he will > remember) d/o of Samuel Riddle and Corriene. Perhaps he will have an > idea > as to how house bound genealogists, there must be more like me, can > pursue their hobbies when they are unable to attend. > Sincerely, Estelene Lapinski >

I think a lot of people like myself would try to help if we knew more. Leland who? Give us some particulars: full name, birthdate, email address anything you can thing of. Bev On Tue, 27 Jun 2000 16:00:46 -0700 Estelene Lapinski <grammybillie@juno.com> writes: > I have been trying to solve this for years. So I decided to tell you > about it. I'm house bound now due to my health and accidents. I > would > like to hear Leland espouse again but cannot. My mind is clear and I > would understand everything. Do you have any solution? Do you copy > his > speeches? Do you sell them? Is there a solution? > You might tell Leland that I was a Miss Riddle, (hopefully he will > remember) d/o of Samuel Riddle and Corriene. Perhaps he will have an > idea > as to how house bound genealogists, there must be more like me, can > pursue their hobbies when they are unable to attend. > Sincerely, Estelene Lapinski >

If you have roots in ND try the following web address for naturalization records for example. http://www.state.nd.us/hist/sal.htm Bob Sjolin

I have been trying to solve this for years. So I decided to tell you about it. I'm house bound now due to my health and accidents. I would like to hear Leland espouse again but cannot. My mind is clear and I would understand everything. Do you have any solution? Do you copy his speeches? Do you sell them? Is there a solution? You might tell Leland that I was a Miss Riddle, (hopefully he will remember) d/o of Samuel Riddle and Corriene. Perhaps he will have an idea as to how house bound genealogists, there must be more like me, can pursue their hobbies when they are unable to attend. Sincerely, Estelene Lapinski

Thanks. Am enrolled. See you there. On Mon, 26 Jun 2000 21:52:30 -0700 Phyllis Haynen <phaynen@gte.net> writes: > FYI about Heritage Quest's Sumner Summer Quest on July 15, 2000. > > Anyone going? > > Phyllis > > > Subject: HQRL's Sumner Summer Quest > > Date: Sun, 25 Jun 2000 2:3:41 -0700 > > From: "Gail Edwards-Petersen" <windepete@earthlink.net> > > To: PSRoots-L@rootsweb.com > > > > Hi everyone, > > The member-owners of Heritage Quest Research Library would like to > invite > > all of you to join us in our "Founder's Day Celebration". > > > > Our second annual Sumner Summer Quest, on 15 July 2000, will be > held at the > > Sumner High School, 1707 Main Street, Sumner, WA. We have the > honor of > > having Leland Meitzler, the founder of Heritage Quest Research > Library, > > Vice-President of Heritage Quest, and Executive Editor of Heritage > Quest > > magazine, as our speaker. Leland's topics will be: > > * Finding the women in your pedigree. > > * Using tax records to establish relationships. > > * Advanced use of state and federal census records. > > * Your ancestor wasn't lost in the courhouse fire! > > > > The seminar starts at 9:15 AM and finishes at 3:30 PM. > > Cost is: $25.00 for the seminar, plus $6.00 for lunch, with your > choice of > > Ham, Turkey or Veggie sandwich. > > > > For more information: Call HQRL at 253-863-1806 > > Visit us at: Heritage Quest Research Library & Bookstore, 909 > Main Street, > > #5, Sumner, WA. 98390 (right next to KC's Kaboose). > > Or, e-mail us at: HQRL@aol.com > > If you have questions about lodging/restaurants, e-mail Susan > Hudgens at: > > YR1KYARCUZ@aol.com > > > > RAFFLE TICKETS ARE ON SALE -- NOW THRU 15 JULY 2000 -- FOR THE > HERITAGE > > GENEALOGY SALT LAKE CHRISTMAS RESEARCH TOUR. > > Winner will receive one full week of research at the Family > History > > Library, 3 December thru 10 December 2000. Seven nights at the > Salt Lake > > Plaza Hotel (next to the Library), double occupancy. Assistance > from 12 > > professionals, classes, reception, ice cream social, and > continental > > breakfasts. Airfare not included. Leland and Patty Meitzler will > be the > > tour hosts. > > > > --- Gail Edwards-Petersen > > --- windepete@earthlink.net > > --- EarthLink: It's your Internet. >

FYI about Heritage Quest's Sumner Summer Quest on July 15, 2000. Anyone going? Phyllis > Subject: HQRL's Sumner Summer Quest > Date: Sun, 25 Jun 2000 2:3:41 -0700 > From: "Gail Edwards-Petersen" <windepete@earthlink.net> > To: PSRoots-L@rootsweb.com > > Hi everyone, > The member-owners of Heritage Quest Research Library would like to invite > all of you to join us in our "Founder's Day Celebration". > > Our second annual Sumner Summer Quest, on 15 July 2000, will be held at the > Sumner High School, 1707 Main Street, Sumner, WA. We have the honor of > having Leland Meitzler, the founder of Heritage Quest Research Library, > Vice-President of Heritage Quest, and Executive Editor of Heritage Quest > magazine, as our speaker. Leland's topics will be: > * Finding the women in your pedigree. > * Using tax records to establish relationships. > * Advanced use of state and federal census records. > * Your ancestor wasn't lost in the courhouse fire! > > The seminar starts at 9:15 AM and finishes at 3:30 PM. > Cost is: $25.00 for the seminar, plus $6.00 for lunch, with your choice of > Ham, Turkey or Veggie sandwich. > > For more information: Call HQRL at 253-863-1806 > Visit us at: Heritage Quest Research Library & Bookstore, 909 Main Street, > #5, Sumner, WA. 98390 (right next to KC's Kaboose). > Or, e-mail us at: HQRL@aol.com > If you have questions about lodging/restaurants, e-mail Susan Hudgens at: > YR1KYARCUZ@aol.com > > RAFFLE TICKETS ARE ON SALE -- NOW THRU 15 JULY 2000 -- FOR THE HERITAGE > GENEALOGY SALT LAKE CHRISTMAS RESEARCH TOUR. > Winner will receive one full week of research at the Family History > Library, 3 December thru 10 December 2000. Seven nights at the Salt Lake > Plaza Hotel (next to the Library), double occupancy. Assistance from 12 > professionals, classes, reception, ice cream social, and continental > breakfasts. Airfare not included. Leland and Patty Meitzler will be the > tour hosts. > > --- Gail Edwards-Petersen > --- windepete@earthlink.net > --- EarthLink: It's your Internet.

Hello SKCGS Members, We have various Volunteer Opportunities listed below. I will announce these at this Saturday's meeting, too. I'm giving you first chance to review the openings. If you are interested, please contact me. You can call me (253-813-3957) or send an e-mail, phaynen@gte.net BOOK REVIEWER Reads books provided from various publishers; Heritage Books, Ancestry, etc. Provide a review for the SKCGS Newsletter. Mail copy of SKCGS Newsletter to publishers. Books are inventoried into SKCGS Library. CD's are available for review, too. Emma Livermore, present Book Reviewer would be glad to help you get started. HISTORIAN Collects and preserves all items of current events and historical interest to the Society, including scrapbooks. GERMAN INTEREST GROUP Chairperson arranges place for meeting as far in advance as possible. Notifies newsletter editor, web master and publicity chairperson promptly of meeting date and time, plus any other pertinent information. Appoints a group librarian if appropriate. Informs Budget Committee of financial needs. Composes articles about group and its activities for newsletter and/or publicity. Kurt Fredrikson, current chairperson, is retiring and would like more free personal time. He will continue to attend some meetings. If someone doesn't volunteer, this interest group will go away. PUBLICITY Responsible for publicizing the Society. Sends monthly news releases to newspapers and internet mailing lists regarding meetings and events. Sends flyers for special events to libraries, historical societies, etc. I'm presently doing this position. I need to give this up, since I have taken on the SKCGS President position. If you have a computer with FAX and Internet capabilities, this is the position for you. FAX flyers to the various newspapers in South King County and send e-mail postings to the WAKING-L and PSRoots-L mailing list. The newspapers have various deadlines for submitting this information. Monthly, it takes about 1 hour of your time. SUNSHINE Sends appropriate cards for illness or death on behalf of the Society. Any Society member may notify the chairman that mailing a card is suitable. SEMINAR/WORKSHOP Supervises a committee to: Determine date and place of seminar/workshop. Example: Our Annual Gene-A-Rama. Determine speakers and their topics, make appropriate arrangements. Compose a flyer to be distributed promoting the event. Include telephone number to call for information. Distribute flyer to local libraries and mail to attendees of previous seminars. Make-up packets for pre-registrations about 3-4 days prior to event. Hold a raffle in connection with the event. At two general meetings prior to event, encourage each member to be responsible for selling five raffle tickets. Solicit door prizes. Prepare sign-up sheet at meetings prior to event asking for help setting up/taking down tables and chairs, donating cookies, hosting and staffing consultation table, if one is offered. TRAVELING LIBRARY Tom Tombarge needs help to carry some of the many boxes to and from our Saturday meeting. Please help! Look forward to hearing from you, Phyllis Haynen -- E-Mail: phaynen@gte.net Manitoba, Canada GenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~canmb/ County Down, Ireland GenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~nirdow/ Poinsett Co., Arkansas USGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~arpoinse/ Phyllis' Family Genealogy http://home1.gte.net/phaynen/tree.htm

Hello! This is just a friendly reminder that our June South King County Genealogical Society meeting is this Saturday, June 17th. Please remember to bring any books or CDs that you checked out at the last meeting. This is the last meeting until September and we don't want you to incur any late fees over the summer! Thank you and have a great summer! Tracy Arnold blackhrn@gte.net

In a message dated 6/9/00 10:38:43 AM Pacific Daylight Time, DigMyPast@msn.com writes: << Here are the King County families I am searching. Most of them were in Kent, and Orillia area. >> Try history of Suise Creek, a book published about 1990. Published by South king County Genelgical Society. Copy probably at Auburn Library, where SKCGS makes their books available to the public. This book had at least one Anderson (Reino & Violet) in it, with brief biographies.

Hi, I think you have the wrong person as my name is Laurel. I am a member of the SKGS but not the member you are looking for. No problem.

Thanks ----- Original Message ----- From: Beverly J Reich <bevajane@juno.com> To: <WA-SKGS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 09, 2000 12:24 PM Subject: Re: [WASKCGS-L] King County Familys > Laura, > You might try Edgar Eaton, 1313 F Southeast, Auburn, WA 98002; > 253-833-1449. > Happy hunting, > Bev, SKGS > > On Fri, 9 Jun 2000 10:38:47 -0700 "Joe & Laura Schmidt" > <DigMyPast@msn.com> writes: > > Here are the King County families I am searching. Most of them were > > in > > Kent, and Orillia area. > > > > Thanks > > Laura > > DigMyPast@msn.com > > Eaton, > > Anderson, > > Drabing, > > Martin, > > Sheckler, > > Summers, > > Miller, > > Bright, > > McDaniels, > > Siefert, > > Bonamy, > > Bruntz, > > > > > > ________________________________________________________________ > YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! > Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! > Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: > http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj. > >

Laura, You might try Edgar Eaton, 1313 F Southeast, Auburn, WA 98002; 253-833-1449. Happy hunting, Bev, SKGS On Fri, 9 Jun 2000 10:38:47 -0700 "Joe & Laura Schmidt" <DigMyPast@msn.com> writes: > Here are the King County families I am searching. Most of them were > in > Kent, and Orillia area. > > Thanks > Laura > DigMyPast@msn.com > Eaton, > Anderson, > Drabing, > Martin, > Sheckler, > Summers, > Miller, > Bright, > McDaniels, > Siefert, > Bonamy, > Bruntz, > > ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Here are the King County families I am searching. Most of them were in Kent, and Orillia area. Thanks Laura DigMyPast@msn.com Eaton, Anderson, Drabing, Martin, Sheckler, Summers, Miller, Bright, McDaniels, Siefert, Bonamy, Bruntz,

Do you have a relative named Ed EATON? Lives in Auburn. Former Journalism teacher at Green River Community College. On Tue, 23 May 2000 12:02:15 -0700 "Joe & Laura Schmidt" <DigMyPast@msn.com> writes: > I live in Burbank in south eastern Washington. Saturday morning my > husband > and I got up and ran over to Kent for the day. We found this > cemetery > thanks to the great directions I was given on the > Washington-L@RootsWeb.com > mailing list. It is between a driving range and the Valley freeway. > It > isn't marked from the road, but it's there! There are many graves > both > visible and others found under all the brush and bramble. I didn't > have > time to do a transcription of it, but one will be done. I have > contacted > the Boy Scout Troop that was involved with this cemetery in 1991 to > see if > their Eagle Scout, that worked on the cemetery as a project, > transcribed it > then. I cannot believe that a community the size of Kent would let > such an > historic site deteriorate to such an extent! I was appalled. I > have been > to many old burial plots, but for the location and all the other > factors, > this is the worse! There are IDDINGS, STEPHENSON, CHADWICK, > ANDERSON, > MONSTER, just to name a few. It was used from 1873-1949. I have an > email > of a gentleman and his wife who had just "found" the cemetery. They > live a > half mile up the hill from the cemetery. They plan on getting > involved in > the clean up and restoration of it. With his permission I will give > out his > email addy, but I have to ask him first. He has been doing > genealogy for a > couple of years. > > Now for my question. Found my hubby's great great grandmother's > grave there > (Mary [Sheckler] Anderson). She was born Dec 14, 1825. "Promoted > Aug 23, > 1905" and at the bottom of the stone it says "The Salvation Army > Seattle > Corps No 1". I have never ran across a Salvation Army stone. Does > this > mean that 1) She was a member of the Salvation Army Church, 2) That > the > Salvation Army just provided the stone, or 3) Why is it on her > headstone? > > Needless to say, when we got home last night, I wrote the Salvation > Army, > and found a contact for the Boy Scout who did his Eagle project in > 1991. > > Laura > DigMyPast@msn.com > King Co surnames include: > Eaton, Anderson, Drabing, Sheckler, Martin, and many more > USGenWeb Volunteer and RootsWeb Sponsor > > > > ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.