. They were credited to "Ancestral Roots of Certain American Colonists (7th Ed.)," by Frederick Lewis Weis. > adm. - admitted----administrator (of a will) > ae., aet. - aged---age > aft. - after > als. - alias > ante - before; by > app. or appt. - apparently----appointed, appointment > b. - born > bap., bapt. - baptized > bef. - before > betw. - between > bur. - buried > ca. - about (circa) > Cal. - Calendar > cf. - compare > cit. - the work cited (citato) > Co. or co. - county > coh. - co-heir > Coll. - College > cr. - created (as a peer) > d. - died > d.c.c - writ of diem clausit extremum ("he has closed his last day") > d.s.p. - died without issue (sine prole) > d.s.p. legit (not d.s.p.l.) died without legitimate issue > d.s.p.m. - died with male issue > d.v.p. - died during father's lifetime (vita patris) > d.y. - died young > dau. - daughter > dea. - deacon > disp. - dispensation > div. - divorced > dtd. - dated > ff. - following > fl. - flourished or living (only approximate date known) > frm - freeman, a voter in a colony. The date following is the date he > was admitted. > gen(s) - generation(s) > gent. - gentleman > gr. - granted > GS - gravestone > h. - heir (or heiress) > H.C. - Harvard College > husb. - husband > i. - issue > I.P.M.; Inq.p.m. - An inquest held to determine the deceased's land > holding. (Inquisition post mortem, usually dated by "regnal year", > which is expressed, as an example: 3 Hen. 4: 3 Hen IV - Third year of > the reign of Henry IV) (many old dates are given in this manner, > particularly those of the Inq.p.m.) > ibid. - the same > J.P. - Justice of the Peace > j.u. - jure uxoris, right of wife > k. - killed > K.B. - Knight of the Bath > K.G. - Knight of the Garter > K.T. - Knight of the Thistle (Scotland) > knt., kt. - knight > lic. - license > liv. - living > loc. cit. - place cited > m. - married > m. (1); m. (2); m. (3) - married first; married second; third, etc. > M.I. monumental inscription > M.P. - Member of Parliament > matric. - matriculated (entered and recorded at college or university) > ment. - mentioned > Mich. - Michaelmas, the feast of St. Michael (many old dates are given > as of a Saint's feast day, or days preceding or following it.) > ms. - manuscript > N., N.N. - name not known > n.i. - no issue > N.S. or n.s. - new series > nr. - near > ob. - died----obit > occ. - occurs > op. cit. - the work cited above (opere citato) > p.; pp. - page; pages > P.C. - Privy Council > PCC - Prerogative Court of Canterbury > perh. - perhaps > pres. - presumed > pro. - probated or proved (will) > prob. - probably > psh. - parish > pub. - published > purch. - purchased > q.v. - quod vide, which see > ref(s) - reference(s) > regnal year - the date most often used in medieval documents referring > to the number of the year of the reign of the monarch at the time the > document was dated. > Rot. - Roll; Rolls (rotalus). A term used for many types of early > records. > s. - son > s.p. - without issue (see d.s.p.) > sett. - settled > sh. - shortly > suc. - succeeded > succ. - successively > summ. - summoned > suo juris - in his (or her) right > surv. - survived > ult. - ultimo (last) > unkn. - unknown > vol. - volume > wid. - widow > y. - young > yr. - younger > yr(s). - year(s) > yst. - youngest

I would like to find out if there is an archived resource of obits and articles about the deceased in the Longview Daily News. Also how could I access this information if it is available? I am looking for information about my grandfather Wm. R. Eubanks who died in 1947 but don't know the exact date. Also would obits for Castle Rock residents be in the LDNews or was there a Castle Rock news paper? The date I am looking for in this case is March 12, 1912. for Thomas J. Holce. Thanks for any help or suggestions Donna McKee

Could be depressing! > Ever wonder how much gggrandpa "really" paid (or received) for that > piece of land? (In today's money that is?) > > Found this on an Indiana mailing list. Lots of fun. http://www.westegg.com/inflation/ > Jeanne Surber

SHIP LISTS and Guild > Just received this from another site and thought I'd post. You might want to > check it out. Nina > > Good Morning List, > Thought this might be interesting to take a look at... > Martha > List Admn > > IMMIGRANT SHIPS TRANSCRIBERS GUILD > CELEBRATES ITS FIRST ANNIVERSARY > BY OFFERING TO THE GENEALOGICAL COMMUNITY THE > ISTG COMPASS <http://istg.rootsweb.com/> > > by Patty MacFarlane Prather <Ships07@aol.com> > > As mariners depended on their compass, you can count on this > special section of the ISTG Web site, which will act as a guide > for all and make navigating the roots of your family tree a > little easier. Harriet Rosch, resource coordinator, and her > crew: Mary Rigali, Sharon Richlen Ballard, Bette Dew, Faith > Gibson Tegethoff, Jan Mann, Jane Stauff, Kathy Stice, Barbara > T. Grimm, Pat Lisk, Lynn Faranda, Regina Landis, Pat Becker, > Penny J. Sabin, Rose Robke, Ruth C. Hakala, Penny Jansen, Deb > White, and Maia Cowen are to be applauded for this wonderful > addition to the site. Researching the data included in the ISTG > Compass took more hours than we can ever imagine. Sheila Jensen > Tate, production coordinator, also spent countless hours > designing this Web site. > > The ISTG Compass is a site for young and old alike, with some > special attention given to young people who are discovering the > value of studying their ancestors and what they left behind, > what they endured on the voyage, and how they began to build a > new life in a new land. Some of the categories designed to help > in your research are: > > IMMIGRATION & NATURALIZATION BY COUNTRYPORTS & OTHER PLACES OF ENTRY > ETHNIC AND IMMIGRATION RESOURCES > MARITIME RESOURCES - MUSEUMS/LIBRARIES > PASSENGER LIST SITES > EMIGRANTS -- By Surname EMIGRANTS -- By Group > SHIPS > SHIP TYPES & DESCRIPTIONS > INDIVIDUAL SHIPS WITH THEIR OWN SITES > SHIPPING LINES > SHIP IMAGES (These are sites where you may view ship and > nautical images/photographs/prints/etc.) > SHIPWRECKS > BIBLIOGRAPHIES, ARTICLES and MEMOIRS > MAIL LISTS > SITES OF GENERAL MARITIME INTEREST > JUST FOR FUN and MISCELLANEOUS > VOLUNTEER HELP > SOME OF OUR EMAIL (A few thank you notes for our first year) > ACRONYMS and DEFINITIONS -- coming soon. > > The ISTG Compass will be an ongoing project. The research began > 10 months ago and is likely to continue for as many more. > > One year ago on September 15, 1998, a small group of volunteers > began the difficult task of transcribing manifests from the > National Archives and Records Administration, putting them on > the Web site generously provided to ISTG by RootsWeb, where > they would be freely available to all. Today, the Immigrant > Ships Transcribers Guild is 450 members strong, has completed > its first volume of 1,000 ships' passenger lists, and is almost > 500 ships into the second volume of 1,000 passenger lists. > > ISTG staff members Patty MacFarlane Prather, guild coordinator; > Sheila Jensen Tate, productions coordinator; Pam O'Day, surname > coordinator; Harriet Rosch, resources coordinator; Marie M. > Davis and Mary Beth Arthur, coordinators of new volunteers; Meg > Sibbrensen, interpretations coordinator; and David Anderson, > correspondence coordinator have given many hours of their time > and effort each day to the guild, its volunteers, and its Web > site since the first list was uploaded on October 1, 1998. > > "Each and every guild member is essential to our success," says > Patty MacFarlane Prather, guild coordinator. "In addition to the > staff members, many volunteers take on the additional tasks of > formatting the lists, managing data, and serving on various > committees and crews which are critical to the daily operations > of this highly visited Web site, which now receives more than > 2,000 hits each day." The guild has received thousands of thank > you notes from researchers who are grateful to find a Web site > devoted to adding passenger lists to the Internet at no cost to > them. > > "We are very grateful to the have the ongoing support and > cooperation of Brian Leverich and Karen Isaacson and the > RootsWeb staff, Sue Swiggum of Ships-L and Debbie Beavis of > Mariners-L, with whom we have a good working relationship, and > many other Webmasters with whom we have reciprocal sharing of > information in order that it gets maximum exposure." > > "Like raising a child," Patty concludes, "it takes a village. > While the work can be exhausting, the cost of maintaining the > project expensive, and the deciphering of the lists frustrating, > the rewards are great. I am honored to be working with a group > of dedicated and selfless people who share a common passion." > > You can visit the ISTG Compass at: <http://istg.rootsweb.com> > > > > > ==== ROWANROOTS Mailing List ==== > Please do not post WARNINGs of any kind on this list. There are no exceptions!

Hi Shirley, I really appreciate your offer of help with my Willmans. If you wouldn't mind, please send me the list of Willmans. My email address is sandee@bigsky.net. Thanks, Sandee -----Original Message----- From: Shirley <kworth@pacifier.com> To: WACOWLIT-L@rootsweb.com <WACOWLIT-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, September 14, 1999 2:41 AM Subject: Re: [WACOWLIT-L] Willmans >There are several Willmans in the Longview-area phone book. Would you like me >to send you the items privately? > >shirley > > >Sandee wrote: >> >> I am searching for information on the following family. I would appreciate hearing from any one with knowledge of this family. >> >> George Albert Willman b. 25 Jan. 1878 in Saginaw, MI d. 05 Sep 1945 in Castle Rock, Cowlitz, WA >> >> Married Isabelle Elda Trimble b. 31 July 1894 in Bay City, MI d. 30 May 1978 in Petaluma, CA >> >> This couple had the following children: >> >> -George Albert Willman Jr. >> >> -Louis Charles Willman >> >> -Lillie Bell Willman >> >> -Arthur Henry Willman >> >> -Dwain Gilbert Willman >> >> -Elsie Josephine Willman >> >> -Mary Nancy Willman >> >> -James Elmer Willman >> >> -Wilma Lorene Willman >> >> -Glenn Harold Willman >> >> -Myrtle Genevive Willman >> >> -Roy Garold Willman >> >> -Irene Joyce Willman >> >> This family moved from Michigan to Cowlitz Co., WA. George Albert and Isabelle Elda are my grandparents. Thanks in advance. >> >> Sandra L. L. Hasty-Sawyer >> >> ==== WACOWLIT Mailing List ==== >> Pay for your GENEALOGY time on the Internet....It's Free! >> Go to: http://alladvantage.com/go.asp?refid=BPJ453 > >-- >Shirley >kworth@pacifier.com ICQ: 18990096 Yahoo Pager: Shirley_K77 >Homespun~Country Kitchen: > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~homespun/index.htm >Disaster Relay: > http://www.angelfire.com/ks/windshipgenhelp/ers.html >Native American items: > http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Screen/7830 >* Registered member of WAISP anti-spam efforts * > > >==== WACOWLIT Mailing List ==== >My ancestors did WHAT?!? Impossible! > A message from the Gene Police! You!...out of the POOL! >

There are several Willmans in the Longview-area phone book. Would you like me to send you the items privately? shirley Sandee wrote: > > I am searching for information on the following family. I would appreciate hearing from any one with knowledge of this family. > > George Albert Willman b. 25 Jan. 1878 in Saginaw, MI d. 05 Sep 1945 in Castle Rock, Cowlitz, WA > > Married Isabelle Elda Trimble b. 31 July 1894 in Bay City, MI d. 30 May 1978 in Petaluma, CA > > This couple had the following children: > > -George Albert Willman Jr. > > -Louis Charles Willman > > -Lillie Bell Willman > > -Arthur Henry Willman > > -Dwain Gilbert Willman > > -Elsie Josephine Willman > > -Mary Nancy Willman > > -James Elmer Willman > > -Wilma Lorene Willman > > -Glenn Harold Willman > > -Myrtle Genevive Willman > > -Roy Garold Willman > > -Irene Joyce Willman > > This family moved from Michigan to Cowlitz Co., WA. George Albert and Isabelle Elda are my grandparents. Thanks in advance. > > Sandra L. L. Hasty-Sawyer > > ==== WACOWLIT Mailing List ==== > Pay for your GENEALOGY time on the Internet....It's Free! > Go to: http://alladvantage.com/go.asp?refid=BPJ453 -- Shirley kworth@pacifier.com ICQ: 18990096 Yahoo Pager: Shirley_K77 Homespun~Country Kitchen: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~homespun/index.htm Disaster Relay: http://www.angelfire.com/ks/windshipgenhelp/ers.html Native American items: http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Screen/7830 * Registered member of WAISP anti-spam efforts *

> If you pass along the "If Genealogists Ruled the World" please credit Linda > Merle, the listmistress of the S-I list as being the author of that witty, > and so true piece! > Thanks, > Lane

Thanks Lane!.. > This is funny but how I wish it were true! > > If genealogists ruled the world: > -- no one would be allowed to move without registering. > -- all war would be outlawed -- it destroys records. > -- no one would be allowed to change religion -- it confuses us. > -- everyone would have to be baptised -- we need all the hints we can > get. > -- tombstones would be manditory. > -- destroying tombstones would be a capital crime. > -- all events of note would be recorded in newspapers. > -- you would not be allowed to change your name, unless it was too > common, then you'd be required to. > -- following Scottish naming patterns for children would be the law. > -- the FBI would be engaged in genealogical work as its top priority. > > > ______________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

I want to thank those of you on both of these lists that sent me information and pictures of Ryderwood this past spring/summer. I made a trip up that way over the Labor Day weekend to see my father (age 78) and my grandmother (age 100). There was no time for genealogy research but we did pull off of I-5 at a place that said Vader;Ryderwood. We asked at the gas station how far it was and they said 4 miles. After we got down the road a ways we found a sign saying 9 miles but we went ahead and drove it. I spent about 30-45 minutes in the town of my birth 51 years ago and got some addresses to follow up on. again, thank you. The histories and pictures you sent instilled even a stronger desire to see my hometown. Sharon in Provo

Worth a laugh! :) :-) :-)> > Wayne Howell wrote: > > and I followed the questions with my responses: > > > Imagine that you are doing genealogical research for someone else and > > they tell you: > > > 1) This relative was born less than nine months after the marriage of > > the parents--please adjust the info. > > Sorry, can't do that. Maybe they were "premature"? > > > 2) This relative was born out of wedlock--please adjust the info. > > I can leave marriage date blank, but I won't lie. Sorry. > > > 3) This female relative is much older than her husband thinks she > > is--please adjust the info. > > I'll simply provide no data, but put in the space "Living individual. > Private" and leave it at that. > > > 4) This relative was adopted and doesn't know it--please adjust the > > info. > > See Question 3. > > > 5) This relative was never adopted, but was raised as if they had > > been--please adjust the info. > > I can put the word 'foster child', if you like. I will not lie, however. > > > 6) This relative was not born in the US but wants others to think they > > were--please adjust the info. > > See question 3. > > > 7) This relative doesn't want others to know they had more than one > > marriage--please adjust the info. > > See question 3. > > > 8) This relative doesn't want others to know she had children by > > another marriage which she did not raise--please adjust the info. > > See question 3. > > > 9) This relative doesn't want others to know who his parents really > > are--please adjust the info. > > See question 3. > > > 10) This relative doesn't want others to know where she was > > born--please adjust the info. > > See (boy this is easy!) question 3. > > > For the sake of discussion, what would _you_ do in each (or any > > specific) case above.....and remember, this is research you are doing > > for someone else, and will carry your name as researcher. > > > People getting all buggy about who did what to whom, when, whre and why, > and trying to conceal it all, simply place too much weight on what > should be a pleasant hobby. Unless one is at risk for an hereditary > disease, is considering marrying someone who *looks* like one's own twin > sister, or is in succession for the throne of some country, genealogy is > really only academic in interest. I am descended from two selectmen in > Massachusetts. I am descended from a baron or something like that, in > Prussia, a couple Indians, a prostitute, a man who fled the state under > suspicion of murder, about five or ten people who deserted their > families, one guy who put a bullet into Jesse James (non fatal), one guy > who wrangled for Buffalo Bill, an old Indian fighter and an old Indian > several writers and maybe even royalty. Big fat hairy wriggling deal. > NONE of these forebears have ever paid a dime of my rent, but they DID > give me a sense of humor. I'm a mutt. EVERYONE on here is a mutt > (unless you can prove you're pure something-or-other on both sides...) > and we're ALL descended from people like Wierd Grandfather Euphonius > (who photographed nude llamas) and Great Great Grandmother Thistle (who > thought she was a canary) and Old Chief Running Joke of the Gotchagoin > Tribe. Relax and enjoy the ride. > > Life's too short to fuss about strange relatives.

"They Came to Six Rivers: The Story of Cowlitz County" mentions this steamboat as well as others. The book is extremely interesting reading if you're into the area history. It's sold by the Cowlitz Co. Historical Museum in Kelso. shirley > Can anyone help with the following query? Does either the Cowlitz Co. > Museum or Lewis Co. Museum have information on the steamboat? Thank > you! > > Jenny Tenlen > Lewis Co./Cowlitz Co. GenWeb coord. > jennyrt@halcyon.com From: THEHACKSHACK@webtv.net (JESSE HACK) Date: Sun, 5 Sep 1999 20:01:31 -0700 (PDT) To: jennyrt@halcyon.com > > My grandfather (Arthur Brunner) remembers the steamboat Toledo loading > supplies in Toledo and heading South on the Cowlitz River to Kelso. I > have looked for more information on this vessel and any others at the > time and can't find anything. The closest is a picture in one of > Toledo's grocery stores. There aren't very many people alive now that > remember it. He was a young man at the time (probably in his teens). > > If you could find out anything please let me know. The boats ran up > into the 1920's I believe. > > Sincerely, Jesse Hack

Hi! Can anyone help with the following query? Does either the Cowlitz Co. Museum or Lewis Co. Museum have information on the steamboat? Thank you! Best wishes, Jenny Tenlen Lewis Co./Cowlitz Co. GenWeb coord. jennyrt@halcyon.com >From: THEHACKSHACK@webtv.net (JESSE HACK) >Date: Sun, 5 Sep 1999 20:01:31 -0700 (PDT) >To: jennyrt@halcyon.com >Subject: Steamboat travel between Toledo and Kelso >MIME-Version: 1.0 (WebTV) >Status: > >My grandfather (Arthur Brunner) remembers the steamboat Toledo loading >supplies in Toledo and heading South on the Cowlitz River to Kelso. I >have looked for more information on this vessel and any others at the >time and can't find anything. The closest is a picture in one of >Toledo's grocery stores. There aren't very many people alive now that >remember it. He was a young man at the time (probably in his teens). > >If you could find out anything please let me know. The boats ran up >into the 1920's I believe. > >Sincerely, Jesse Hack >

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------175B9476890EC79CBD57BE9A Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Dear listers, When I obtained a copy of my grandfathers Naturalization Papers from the Washington State Regional Archives I also made a copy of another persons whom my grandfather, August Julius Pittelkau was one of the attesters and witnesses. I found this interesting in that my graqndfather became a citizen on the same day. The rite of passage took place in the Cowlitz County Probate Court on 7 October 1896. The new citizen was Herman Pack or Paek or Pach. However, he signed his name as Herman Poih. If anyone is researching a name similar to this one and thinks that this may be something they want, I would be happy to send it to them. Harlan Pittelkau hpittelkau@uswest.net http://www.users.uswest.net/~hpittelkau/ --------------175B9476890EC79CBD57BE9A Content-Type: text/x-vcard; charset=us-ascii; name="vcard.vcf" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Description: Card for Harlan Pittelkau Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="vcard.vcf" begin: vcard fn: Harlan Pittelkau n: Pittelkau;Harlan org: http://www.users.uswest.net/~hpittelkau email;internet: hpittelkau@uswest.net x-mozilla-cpt: ;0 x-mozilla-html: FALSE version: 2.1 end: vcard --------------175B9476890EC79CBD57BE9A--

I have the following items I came up with yesterday. A comical colored drawing by Wits (Watts?) with the wording on the front :A Scene along the road To Cowlitz Praire" On the back someone has handwritten "1916 at S.L. Herrens store." I scanned it in gray because I have never figured out to scan color and have it come out the right color! (Will send attachment) There is also a different comical postcard (back says the same 1916 at S.L. Herrens store" but doesn' say Cowlitz Prairie. also....... Have a write up April 10, 1914 of a flag observance and new pole by the Bennett School District 119 (Ethel) and it names all those participating including the surnames, Blair, Canterbury, Zandecki, Wright, Mulchi,Burchett, Gore, Powell, Brooks, Christian, Kerr, Todd, and King. and......... a Onalaska Grade School Program for March 11, 1932 listing all those involved and a Grade School program dated Dec.4th 1931 listing all those involved, and a Onalaska Union High School bulletin for the graduating class of 1931, dated Thursday May 28th...(boy don't you wish you could still get out school in May? and not go back until after Sept.?) If you are interested in any of these please let me know! John Blair

I will do my best as soon as I can get around to it! John Blair

I am requesting a lookup of the marriages for Kalama, Cowlitz, WA. The date is August 3, 1891, & the couple was Fannie CAMPBELL & Praxedis Alexis BUSH. I am searching for her parents names & any other info the marriage record might contain. The above is all the info I have on Praxedis after he left WV & headed west. His parents are Nathanial & Martha Elthea Jackson-Bush & he was born in Lewis County, (W)VA. Thank you - Ruth Bush Highland, Lost Creek, WV

Thanks Again..........It's fun to help other people :) John > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnraogk/index.htm Click here: Random Acts > > of Genealogical Kindness - Genealogy Research Tool</A> > > > > I thought this spot might come in handy sometimne. Gretchen

Very very interesting....Thanks Gretchen........the most common names.....of course JOHN seemed to be No#1 for quite awhile :) Cousin John http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/NOTES/note139/1997/note139.html Click here: Actuarial Note No. 139</A> This is kind of interesting. It gives the top 10 names for years 1880 to 1997. Gretchen

Here's our September 1st Subscribers Update " Cowlitz " Mailing List Single Mail Subscribers: 26 Digest Mail Subscribers: 5 I personally want to THANK each and every one of our Cowlitz mailing list subscribers for your membership and participation. Remember it's "OUR" list and it's success depends on all of us! Take time to make another POST!....John Blair /Listowner

Has many many surnames on the list..... > just got this from another list -Pa area also has numerous pictures also has > information from family bibles > > Karen Blair > San Antonio TX > > I just found this website http://users.erinet.com/31363/fordand.htm which > has tons and tons of old pictures for a nominal fee. Most seemed to be from > the IL, OH, IO area but some elsewhere. I tried most of the variants for > Phelan and didn't find anything but perhaps you could look for related > lines. > > > > > > ==== PHELAN Mailing List ==== > When Irish hearts are happy, All the world seems bright and gay. And when > Irish eyes are smiling, they'll steal your heart away! > > > > ----------------------- Headers -------------------------------- > Return-Path: <PHELAN-L-request@rootsweb.com> > Received: from rly-zb02.mx.aol.com (rly-zb02.mail.aol.com [172.31.41.2]) by > air-zb05.mail.aol.com (v60.28) with ESMTP; Tue, 31 Aug 1999 13:01:56 -0400 > Received: from bl-11.rootsweb.com (bl-11.rootsweb.com [204.212.38.27]) by > rly-zb02.mx.aol.com (v60.28) with ESMTP; Tue, 31 Aug 1999 13:01:24 -0400 > Received: (from slist@localhost) > by bl-11.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) id KAA27966; > Tue, 31 Aug 1999 10:00:03 -0700 (PDT) > Resent-Date: Tue, 31 Aug 1999 10:00:03 -0700 (PDT) > Message-ID: <002401bef3c8$d139fdc0$0c854a0c@402157025worldnet.att.net> > From: "Kenneth Womack" <Ken-Womack@worldnet.att.net> > Old-To: <Phelan-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Tue, 31 Aug 1999 11:52:22 -0400 > X-Priority: 3 > X-MSMail-Priority: Normal > X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 4.72.2106.4 > X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V4.72.2106.4 > Subject: [PHELAN] Great Website > Resent-Message-ID: <iX_ghD.A.v0G.SoAz3@bl-11.rootsweb.com> > To: PHELAN-L@rootsweb.com > Resent-From: PHELAN-L@rootsweb.com > Reply-To: PHELAN-L@rootsweb.com > X-Mailing-List: <PHELAN-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/1141 > X-Loop: PHELAN-L@rootsweb.com > Precedence: list > Resent-Sender: PHELAN-L-request@rootsweb.com > > > ==== PABRADFO Mailing List ==== > If you are a Tri-Counties Mail List subscriber and have your own genealogy related web site, it can be linked to the User Links page. Notify County3@aol.com of your address.