---------- From: jennifer warsen <[email protected]> Date: Sat, 20 Jan 2001 03:06:07 -0500 To: <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [WALLACE-L] Indiana Only????? on 1/20/01 12:41 AM, [email protected] at [email protected] wrote: > Hey, I thought we were all WALLACE researchers --- period. What is this bull > about Indiana only. I have not found any Indiana Wallaces on my line, but I > have answered a few with info regarding my Texas and North Carolina ancestors > which may have been helpful to the PURE??? Indiana only Wallaces. If I am > mistaken, then remove me from this precious, pure list. > Willard Sensiba > El Paso, Texas > Dear Willard, B(?) Sensibal! (sorry, couldn't resist) Anyway, Don't unsubscribe! Any of you. The bad guys are not us, nor them. One lone Indianan crossed the border into Wallace territory in retaliation for...well, I think we, actually I (a Wallaces) sort-of crossed the line first. I didn't mean to offend any of their ancestor spirits, and...well...can we just try to forget about it and make peace? It was my fault anyway. Sorry Wallaces. Sorry Indianans. I offer my scalp. No reservation. And, since we've been reprimanded now (by the Indianan Chief) for straying from the topic of geneaology, I must now mention that: my tongue, my mother tells me,is a "terrible" trait passed down through the Wallace line, from my great-grandmother, Jane (Jennie) Wallace Cronin, skipping two generations when the Wallace surname was lost to, first Cronin, then Falihee...until the surname and sarcasm was reborn in me: Jenny Wallace Warsen (on Long Island, NY, where sharp tongues are a common characteristic that Indianans would not understand.) Jane (Jennie) Wallace's father was James Wallace and her Mother Mary Quinn. The town CAHER is listed on one census as the place of their Irish home. Any Wallace's out their have ancestors from CAHER? Or surnamed Quinn? Names descending from her siblings would be Goldfinch, Costello, Beehan (Behan), those from her Cronin connection to: Morahan, Billmeyer, Boyle, O'Brien, Falihee...and two more I forget. jww

Hey, I thought we were all WALLACE researchers --- period. What is this bull about Indiana only. I have not found any Indiana Wallaces on my line, but I have answered a few with info regarding my Texas and North Carolina ancestors which may have been helpful to the PURE??? Indiana only Wallaces. If I am mistaken, then remove me from this precious, pure list. Willard Sensiba El Paso, Texas

WALLACE is WALLACE, INDIANA is INDIANA .... this Lynn person is confused. Just ignore .... but you might ask him/her why you received a note! Steven

In a message dated Tuesday, January 16, 2001 from Lynn Connor; the message states that "This list is for genealogy relating to Indiana only. Other message not related are not tolerated." Maybe I missed something, or I'm just not too bright but I thought I had subscribed to a list relating to the surname Wallace. Am I mistaken? What does Indiana have to do with anything? If this list isn't for researching the name Wallace then I will unsubscribe, as I have no family in Indiana. Kathy Jones

DITTO Web Site: http://www.mymk.com/smoffett Beauty Consultant for Mary Kay Cosmetics -----Original Message----- From: Donna Heron [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2001 11:45 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [WALLACE-L] A response to Dennis Stein's apology Dear fellow genealogists-- I was not going to jump into this debate but I was so moved by Mr. Stein's apology, I can no longer keep silent. I've been a member of this list for more than a year now and there have been many messages that irritated me -- especially annoying are the ones that don't mention the state or region being searched. But how do I respond? I use my delete key! Which, I may add, is available to all of us. I was happy to send Nancy a cheery post and to remember her in my prayers (no, I am not a religious fanatic.) And I would hope that if I am in need of good thoughts and prayers sometime in the future that people who share my genealogy interest would be happy to send them. And if not, they can use the delete key. The mean spiritedness and hatred I've heard expressed these last few days is not worthy of any of us. And frankly makes me wonder if this is a list I want to belong to. But optimistically, I prefer to believe that the majority of us are kind hearted and caring human beings. Donna Heron researching Wallace, Rhoades, Fleming and Walker in Perry and Cumberland Counties, Pennsylvania __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/

Anyone have info on Elias and William Wallis, 1842 census, Huntingdon, Quebec, Hinchinbrooke? -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Friday, January 19, 2001 4:03 AM Subject: WALLACE-D Digest V01 #15

Donna: Thank you for posting this. Whether one believes in the power of prayer or not -- and I certainly do, having seen *many* extended family members and friends healed of cancer and other illnesses, soon after prayers were offered up -- you make an excellent point about the simplicity of the delete key. People involved with online genealogy research are generally the same type of people who are passionately concerned for their loved ones ... and many are on the computer because they need a link to like-minded people ... many of them really *need* their "cyber-buds", for all kinds of reasons, and that's a good thing. Personally, I consider it a privilege to have opportunities to pray for those in need, and I do so regularly. A prayer request - for somebody's health, no less - doesn't even compare to some routine unsolicited "spam" e-mail. Even if it did, the delete key would work just as well. As Jenny mentioned in a previous post, complaining about an unsolicited prayer request is a shocking statement about our times. There is a time to be outspoken. When I see such insensitivity - outright bigotry really - you best believe I will speak up, and get as loud as I must to make the point clear. I hope the rest of you will too. Thanks again, Donna. Steven ----- Original Message ----- From: "Donna Heron" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2001 11:44 AM Subject: [WALLACE-L] A response to Dennis Stein's apology > Dear fellow genealogists-- > > I was not going to jump into this debate but I was so > moved by Mr. Stein's apology, I can no longer keep > silent. > > I've been a member of this list for more than a year > now and there have been many messages that irritated > me -- especially annoying are the ones that don't > mention the state or region being searched. > > But how do I respond? I use my delete key! Which, I > may add, is available to all of us. > > I was happy to send Nancy a cheery post and to > remember her in my prayers (no, I am not a religious > fanatic.) And I would hope that if I am in need of > good thoughts and prayers sometime in the future that > people who share my genealogy interest would be happy > to send them. And if not, they can use the delete key. > > The mean spiritedness and hatred I've heard expressed > these last few days is not worthy of any of us. And > frankly makes me wonder if this is a list I want to > belong to. But optimistically, I prefer to believe > that the majority of us are kind hearted and caring > human beings. > > Donna Heron > researching Wallace, Rhoades, Fleming and Walker in > Perry and Cumberland Counties, Pennsylvania > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. > http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/ Any leads will be greatly appreciated! Other Lines: ALBIN, ADAMS, BLANCHARD, BLOOD, BROOKS, CARSON, CHAMBERLAIN, CROSS, DARNALL, DUNCAN, FLETCHER, HILDRETH, HULL, HUSTON, JENNEY, KEEN, KEENE, LONGLEY, LYNAM, McLAUGHLIN, NUTTING, O'BRIEN, PARKER, PROCTOR, ROBERTSON, ROBBINS, ROLLINSON, SHANNON, SHATTUCK, STEADMAN, WALLACE, WALLIS, WALTERS, WATERS, WATSON, WATTERS, WHITNEY, WILSON, WRIGHT Steven Rollinson Wallace [email protected]

I just posted this message to the Whatcom County Wa Query Forum, & thoght I'd check here too. My Margaret Wallace was born Mar 25, 1854. She came from Ontario to Vancouver, Canada after her 1873 Marriage to "James Henderson, 30, Railway Section Master" She was possibly (Marriage record) the daughter of Alexander Wallace & Mary, from Scotland. Presbyterian, though I also found a Death record which says: " Ireland.Father: William." To help resolve this conflict I have found information that her brother David, was 6 years older & settled in Ferndale, Washington. Now I have found the following record & wonder if it relates to mine? Yes, I hope to find the details for the following record: 1880 WALLACE, DAVID Whatcom County, WA 272 Ferndale Precinct Federal Population Schedule. WA 1880 Federal Census Index WAS7a5585643 Thanks for any help (or referral) Wendy

I am looking for any information on my gggrandfather and gggrandmother William Balfore Wallace. b in Scotland, married to Betsy Creig in Scotland. They lived, at least for a time before immigrating, in Glasgow. Emigrated to the U.S. abt 1866 with at least two children, 1) an appox. 4 yr old dau Magdeline Philip Wallace born Sept 17, 1862 at Wemyss, Fife, Scotland; 2) an approx 2 year old dau Margaret, and perhaps 3) a baby in arms, Betsy Johnson Wallace born 1866.(she may have been born on board ship or soon after arriving) 4 more children born in US were: Isabel who married a Mr. Hopwood, and in 1928 lived in Birmingham, AL. John who in 1928 lived in Chelsea, MI James who in 1928 lived in Hoistington, KS William who in 1928 lived in Dayton, OH. The immigrant family went to Indianapolis, IN. Then later,moved to Belleville, St. Claire Co., IL and then later, moved to Darke Co., OH. Magedeline Philip Wallace d. Jan 17, 1928 in Darke Co., OH. She m John Baptiste Alexander June 3, 1885 in Belleville, St. Claire CO., IL. John B. b. Mar 4, 1860 in Darke Co., OH. d. July 4 1947 in Montgomery Co., OH. He was the son of Alfhonse Nicolas Alexander and Virginia Goubeaux. Does this sound familiar to anyone. Anybody else have this line? Or any info on this line? Mickey [email protected]

Need parents -siblings of the George Wallace-Wallis who was in Franklin co, NY, Burke area, 1850. He bought land abt 1847, was married in Canada EAst 1829, to Jane Armstrong from Ireland. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, January 18, 2001 3:04 AM Subject: WALLACE-D Digest V01 #14

For your information here are recent WALLACE obit indexes taken from the Rootsweb Daily Obit list. <[email protected]> LAST, First Middle; age; POB>POD; Newspaper; Newspaper date; volunteer tag. WALLACE, Andrew; 79; Coventry RI; Prov Journal; 2000-11-21; wgroberge WALLACE, Catherine Kitty (RIORDAN); ; Cork COR IRL; Irish Examiner; 2000-1-25; dja WALLACE, Edwin Bruce Bruce; 87; Mississauga ON; Toronto Star; 2000-12-26; klf WALLACE, Elizabeth Beth; 54; Muscle Shoals AL; Times-Daily; 2000-11-27; alangley WALLACE, Elizabeth H; 88; Salem MA; Salem E-N; 2001-1-3; matms WALLACE, Frank Cameron; 86; New York BC; Province; 2000-11-17; verbeek WALLACE, Gladyce Mae (NIKLE); 78; Grand Forks ND>Longview WA; Mesabi Daily (MN); 2001-1-5; ry WALLACE, Henry Junior Wally; ; Meeker CO; Meeker H; 1984-4-5; flinx WALLACE, Henry Watson; 18; Beaufort SC; Savannah MN (GA); 2000-12-2; theg WALLACE, Ike; 94; Lamont FL; Tallahassee D; 1995-1-12; whamo WALLACE, James Francis; ; Mississauga ON; Toronto Star; 2000-12-27; klf WALLACE, Kay (WATSON)[REYNOLDS]; ; Brandon MB; Winnipeg F-P; 2001-1-6; smb WALLACE, Kenneth Ross; ; Hamilton ON; Hamilton Spectator; 2001-1-9; priceace WALLACE, Lillian M (BASHAW); 93; Leominster MA; Worcester T-G; 2000-12-6; jmd WALLACE, Linda H (HEMPHILL); 48; Panama City FL; PC (TN); 2001-1-13; mwtfpc WALLACE, Margaret Lois ( ); 85; Detroit MI>Sacramento CA; Sacramento Bee; 2001-1-3; ncpsac WALLACE, Margaret Lois ( ); 85; Detroit MI>Sacramento CA; Sacramento Bee; 2001-1-4; ncpsac WALLACE, Mary Frances; 82; Oak Ridge TN; Oak Ridger; 2001-1-4; skwea WALLACE, Neva A; 80; Darlington PA>Quincy FL; Tallahassee D; 1995-1-18; whamo

Dear fellow genealogists-- I was not going to jump into this debate but I was so moved by Mr. Stein's apology, I can no longer keep silent. I've been a member of this list for more than a year now and there have been many messages that irritated me -- especially annoying are the ones that don't mention the state or region being searched. But how do I respond? I use my delete key! Which, I may add, is available to all of us. I was happy to send Nancy a cheery post and to remember her in my prayers (no, I am not a religious fanatic.) And I would hope that if I am in need of good thoughts and prayers sometime in the future that people who share my genealogy interest would be happy to send them. And if not, they can use the delete key. The mean spiritedness and hatred I've heard expressed these last few days is not worthy of any of us. And frankly makes me wonder if this is a list I want to belong to. But optimistically, I prefer to believe that the majority of us are kind hearted and caring human beings. Donna Heron researching Wallace, Rhoades, Fleming and Walker in Perry and Cumberland Counties, Pennsylvania __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/

My Wallace Brick Wall is information on Riley Wallace b abt 1828 and his Family and Parents What I have is from the 1870 Arkansas Census of Columbia Co. AR Wallace, Riley age 42 (in 1870) Farmer Value of Real Estate $300 b. S. Carolina Sarah A. 33 William L 16 James 14 George L. 10 Emma 4 Isaack 2 I know that the L in George L. stands for Lane . . his name was George Lane Wallace born 27 March 1860 The fancy handwritting makes me wonder how to spell Isaack but I am not sure what else it could have been I make capital Q's like this person made the Capital I and the k looks more like le . . but that would make the babys name Qsaacle Hoping someone will have Sarah's maiden name and information as well She Could Have been but not proven to be Sarah Ann Rushing also additional information on his son George Lane Wallace b 27 Mar 1860 Columbia Co. Arkansas and his family George was married to Ellen Shurtleff and there children included Ozie Lavera Wallace who was born 26 March 1895 in Buckner, Lafayette Ark. Any tidbit would be appreciated. I will be going on a trip Feb 1, 2000 - for a month so I will be un**subing at that time . . . if anybody comes across this message that can help me - could you not only post it to the list so it may reside in the archives for future researchers - but also e-mail me directly at [email protected] If you find this message in the archives so far in the future that I no longer am at that e-mail address . . please go to your search engine on the web and put in "Jackie Whedbee" . . . Jackie Whedbees World .. . should come up and you could contact me that way . . . thank you and God bless. -- Genealogists are time unravelers ------------------------------------ "One of the advantages of being disorderly is that one is constantly making exciting discoveries." ----- A. A. Milne, 1882-1956

Hello Lists, Good Evening! I must apologies for creating so much hate and discontent in trying to help a fellow genealogist in her request. I also need to apologies for sharing the personnel email that was sent to me by the Indiana Gen-List owner. I really feel that I did the right thing to help Nancy in her time of need. Yes, These lists are for genealogy related topics only, but the fact still remains that we are all here for each other as decent human beings should be. We all need to cooperate and work together in researching our family lines. Have A Great Week! Looking forward to hearing from you! God Bless You All! Warm Regards, Dennis W. Stein [email protected] Visit The Genealogy Home of Dennis and Lisa Stein at: http://www.chesapeake.net/~dstein/Index.htm Listing the following SURNAMES: ABBOTT, BEAN, BYERLY, COMBS, CURTIS, DANIELS, DELILAH, DEMENT, DUNN, EFFINGER, ELLIS, FREEMAN, GILLARD, GOULD, HAMMOND, HICKS, HOLLENBECK, LORD, LUX, MCMACPEAK, MERIDAY, NORRIS, PILKERTON, REDMAN, STEIN, STROUD, WALLACE, and more.

Jeepers, Cousins, let's just play by the rules. And let's now move on. I am still needing help finding the parents and ancestors of my gg-grandfather, Matthew Young WALLACE, b. 27 Apr 1832 in New Castle, PA, d. 5 Jun 1925. He married Elenor JOHNSON on 4 Mar 1856, and they had children named Della, Eva May, Hamilton, Lanetta, Leila Bertha, Pollock Johnson, and William Oliver WALLACE. This family lived for a long time in and around Washington City, Iowa. Ring any bells? Lyn

Wow again! Lynn Stockard of course has a point, but I'm glad I annoyed the whole slew of descendants from the state of Indiana because this brings up another point, among many, where genealogical research is concerned. This reply, while again valid for its reason, is a perfect example of out modern mentality in relation to our modern, and sorry, but often selfish, state of mind. A genealogical search to satisfy one's OWN curiousity is fine of course but to what avail and whose benefit other than your own or your own progeny? I'm so glad this curt cut-off came up because it gives me the opportunity to point out, again, that a better reason to add to our own naturally self-centered curiousity is that of considering ourselves to be part of a whole. Ny search did not begin that way for me--I'm no saint either--but it has evolved to become one to tell the world (as others are also saying) that we are, in some way, all connected. And though it would hamper our research, and perhaps clog our computers to hear of the troubles of so many others...well, "THAT is what family is for!" And so maybe that is also what geneaology is for. And Lynn, you can't stay mad at me for contradicting you or for being another one to have passed the prayer around; My great-great-grandfather onmy mother's side was John James Falihee and his wife, Catherine Dalton; and they were from Ft. Wayne Indiana. Oh yeah, and my great-great-grandmother on the other side was julia Anna, surname O' added to Connor, which means descendent of Connor. So you see, we are all connected somehow and need to help one another if/when we can, and forget the inconvenience. Jenny Wallace Warsen. (Not the black sheep but maybe the blaaaahbiest sheep in the family) May I please join the Indiana mailing list? ps: Hey Dennis Stein, Did I mention that after my own brain surgery the scans revealed that some part of my tumor had remained? No surprise. It had been attached to the criss-crossing optic nerve, and dared not be removed. Lo and behold though, just as in Nancy's case, the scans six months later showed no tumor at all: I'd started praying again...and mom had friends praying all over the country. Just as we did with Nan. And we may have annoyed a lot of you out there...but you others--the lot that we didn't--may just have heard...and been heard themselves. Time. One of the greatest gifts of charity. jww ---------- From: "Dennis W. Stein" <[email protected]> Date: Tue, 16 Jan 2001 22:07:19 -0500 To: [email protected] Subject: [WALLACE-L] Fw: NANCY STOCKERT Resent-From: WALL[email protected] Resent-Date: Tue, 16 Jan 2001 19:08:46 -0800 -----Original Message----- From: Lynn Connor <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Tuesday, January 16, 2001 8:26 PM Subject: NANCY STOCKERT Dennis; This is the listowner of the INGEN-L on rootsweb. I have removed you from the list because Ms. Stockert is not a member of this list. This list is for genealogy relating to Indiana only. Other message not related are not tolerated. I am sorry to hear about Ms. Stockert's condition, but this list is not the place for messages such as these. Lynn Connor _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

-----Original Message----- From: Lynn Connor <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Tuesday, January 16, 2001 8:26 PM Subject: NANCY STOCKERT Dennis; This is the listowner of the INGEN-L on rootsweb. I have removed you from the list because Ms. Stockert is not a member of this list. This list is for genealogy relating to Indiana only. Other message not related are not tolerated. I am sorry to hear about Ms. Stockert's condition, but this list is not the place for messages such as these. Lynn Connor _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Tuesday, January 16, 2001 5:14 AM Subject: [EasternKentucky] Thank you!! >I want to thank very one for your prayers.I went to the doctor yesterday and >was told the tumor that was on the MRI was gone on my MRA,MRV,and >FAT.SAT.Test which traces my blood vessels.Last week I was told and also saw >the tumor on my MRI x-ray,now Im told its gone.I go for another checkup about >this in two months.Again God bless all you good people for your prayers and >lets keep praying for the ones that need it and I do believe we all need >prayers.Thank you,Nancy >Researching: Fultz,Clere,Yates,Danials

I need some help finding more info about William and Isobelle,they came over from Edinbrough in the mid to late 1800`s.They had 5 sons and 2 daughters.The sons names were,George A.,John K.,Alfred M.,Robert,and Argyle.I don`t have the names of the two daughters.I know they settled in Ohio and they were in the coal trade George A. came to southern Illinois and started the Wallace mines. George A. married Alma ? they had 2 sons William H. and Bruce William H. married Ruth Mercer they had a daughter Alma Jane Alma Jane married Wendel Lee they had a son Bradford Wallace Lee Bradford Wallace Lee married Cinthia O`brian they had a son Cory Wallace Lee Goerge A. born 11/28/1870 died 3/19/1957 buried in Rosehill Cemetary Marion Alfred M. born 1881 died 1967 buried in Rosehill William H. born 1/18/1903 in Redfeild Ohio died 12/14/1978 buried Rosehill Alma J. Born 8/19/1880 died 5/21/1961 buried Rosehill Florence J. born 1887 died 1964 buried Rosehill Robert D. born 1884 died 1922 buried Rosehill Ruth W. born 1915 died 1982 buried Rosehill Mabel D. born1886 died 1965 buried Rosehill Ruth Mercer Wallace born 9/14/1902 died 9/1/1967 buried Rosehill I would like to find out more of the family line. Cory Wallace Lee is the last decendant of George A.My husband want the family history to pass on.Any help would be greatly appreciated

Anyone have Wallace from co tyrone? 1800? Looking for parents of George Wallace b. abt 1808, moved to Canada East by 1829-then NY. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Tuesday, January 16, 2001 6:07 AM Subject: WALLACE-D Digest V01 #12