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From: Jim.Agnew@bdragon.fidonet.org (Jim Agnew)
Newsgroups: soc.roots
Subject: Re: ------- SINCE THE CIVIL WAR book
Date: 2 Oct 92 14:10:06 GMT

-Unknown- wrote to: All
on: 29 Sep 92  13:01:00
 concerning: ------- SINCE THE CIVIL WAR book
 -U> Has anyone received a copy of this book that is a sort of their
 -U> family surname "tracing their family via birth and death records"?
Yes
 -U> Is it a new ripoff scheme that used to come from Canton, OH?
Yes!

... Searching AGNEW/DURGA/WOOD/DENNIS/SMITH/HALL/GREEN/DAVIS et al.
 * Origin: The GeneSplicer's BBS, Las Vegas, Nv. (1:209/720.0)
From: sjh@MATH.PURDUE.EDU
Newsgroups: soc.roots
Subject: Re: naturalization
Date: 15 Oct 92 18:17:12 GMT
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              15 Oct 92 09:07:48 EDT. <9210151743.AA11551@gauss.math.purdue.edu>

Sorry if I missed this before.  All four of my wife's grandparents
(and some of her aunts and uncles, though neither of her parents) were
immigrants from Italy.  They all settled in Chicago.  Where would we
write and what info would we have to supply to get copies of the
naturalization papers Jill spoke about?  Would they have anything to
say about where they entered the country?

Thanks,

Steve.

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HOLMES, SAGE, MYERS, PURNELL, LOUGH, BARTON, ELLIS, and others; and
for my wife BELLEZZO(A), BLAZI, PATANO.
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Date:         Fri, 9 Oct 1992 10:27:55 EDT
Reply-To:     "(J.P. Letellier)" <jp@WIZARD.NRL.NAVY.MIL>
From:         "(J.P. Letellier)" <jp@WIZARD.NRL.NAVY.MIL>
Subject:      Fred's History lessons
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Please continue them.  I am enjoying them.
jp
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From: brekshyn@shearson.com (Bohdan Rekshynskyj)
Subject: Latin Anyone?
Followup-To: Latin Anyone?
Reply-To: brekshyn@shearson.com
Organization: Ordinatio
Date: Tue, 13 Oct 1992 21:16:25 GMT

Hi Melinda,

A quick glance at the document you refer to shows the abbreviation  "gr. cath.".
That's Greek Catholic.  See Treaty of Brest-Litovsk, circa 1597 (?).  Also known
as the Uniate Church or sometimes the Ukrainian Catholic Church.  See earlier
post on book for reference on the church (under same heading) or email me.

					Bohdan





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From: ghoffman@ucsd.edu (Gary Hoffman)
Newsgroups: soc.roots
Subject: Re: fam.hist.ctr in Germany ?
Date: 16 Oct 92 20:35:29 GMT
Organization: IR/PS at UC San Diego
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In article <399*hadenfeldt@chemie.UNI-HAMBURG.DBP.DE> Sven Hadenfeldt
<hadenfeldt@CHEMIE.UNI-HAMBURG.DBP.DE> writes:
>I wonder if somebody knows of a LDS Family History Center in or
>near germany.
>SVEN
>
There are surely Family History Centers near the LDS (Heiligen der letzen Tage)
temples in Frankfurt and Leipzig. In the mid-1970's I helped establish a Family
History Center in the LDS meetinghouse in Kaiserslautern when I was stationed
near there in the US Air Force. You should be able to locate a center in the
Hamburg area. Look up the church in the phone book: Kirche Jesu Christi der
Heiligen der letzten Tage.
Cheers,
Gary Hoffman
ghoffman@ucsd.edu
From: karen@hplvec.LVLD.HP.COM (Karen Helt)
Date: Thu, 8 Oct 1992 16:12:26 GMT
Subject: Re: civil war records
Organization: Hewlett-Packard Co., Loveland, CO
Newsgroups: soc.roots

Also be sure to write on the form "Please quote price for entire file".
They will chose the pages they feel are most important and send them to you.
For example, my g-g-grandfather pension file, I got 19 pages for the $10.
There are 105 more pages in there which will cost me $26.25.  Since the
19 pages were all very useful and the fact they messed up and missed a
couple of pages in the middle of talking about his family's service during
the Civil War while justifying an increase in pension, I have written for
the rest of the file.  (I included a letter explaining about the missing
pages.  It's frustrating - the back side continues - Of these, William
Brown was killed in [some battle in Civil War] and Milton Brown was killed
in [some other battle in Civil War].  Oliver Brown also had a brother-in-law,
Thomas Blanchard and two nephews, ... .  Apparently the previous page which
I did not get stated the relationship of William and Milton to my gg-grand-
father.  Brothers???  Who else was listed on that page? I want that page!!.)

These pages were part of a bill in Congress in 1900 to increase his pension.
I think they were the committee report justifying the increase.  The actual
bill gave him the increase.  (From $8/month to $30/month.)
If I do not get the page with the rest of the pension file, is there a way
to find this report and bill in the congressional records?  I did get a copy
of the actual bill, so I have the date.


Karen Helt
karen@hpisla.lvld.hp.com
From: alf.christophersen@NUTRI.UIO.NO ((Alf Christophersen))
Newsgroups: soc.roots
Subject: Re: FidoNet Rumor Control
Date: 10 Oct 92 21:52:40 GMT
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Pimentel writes:

>It's a little confusing, that's sort of understandable.  So if you've
>sent a message to fidonet in the last some days (specifically, BDRAGON.
>FIDONET.ORG) and it bounced back, then try the instructions listed in the
>prior message on getting the mail to FidoNet.

The problem consists of the very special topic that BDRAGON.FIDONET.ORG is
NOT an Internet Address. It is an UUCP address. So, when answering people
who has a return address BDRAGON.FIDONET.ORG, all of you have to change the
address to the Internet form p<nnn>.f<nnn>.n<nnn>.z<nnn>.fidonet.org
And, the people behind BDRAGON.FIDONET.ORG should remember to add this
retour address in every mail!

Alf Christophersen
Roots-L
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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 09:28:03 EDT
Reply-To:     "(Gary Holmes)" <gholmes@NOVA.GMI.EDU>
From:         "(Gary Holmes)" <gholmes@NOVA.GMI.EDU>
Subject:      STALKER, SWALLOW
Comments: To: roots-l@vm1.nodak.edu

HI,
	I'm looking for additional information on a John STALKER, who married
Philadelphia SWALLOW in Birkin, Yorkshire, England 27-MAY-1759.  They had 11
children in Birkin.  If anyone is researching or has additional information on
these names, please contact me via private email.

	Thanks in advance!!

Gary L. Holmes
gholmes@nova.gmi.edu
RESEARCHING:  BARBER BROOKS CAMPBELL COPLEY CRANE CZAPLICKI DEROUCAS FISHER
              GRAHAM HEADRICK MCKENZIE MCLEOD NEIL NEWSOME NICHOL PRINCE RIBY
              RIVERS SOMERVILLE STALKER THAYER THISTLETHWAITE VANZAUL
              WILSON YAKES
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Date:         Mon, 12 Oct 1992 11:49:18 MEZ
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Subscribe andre.aix520.informatik.uni-leipzig.de
From: fr@compu.com (Fred Rump from home)
Newsgroups: soc.roots
Subject: Re: Filby's
Date: 12 Oct 92 15:28:58 GMT
Organization: CompuData Inc.

durango@TSO.UC.EDU ((Robert Thomin)) writes:

>Does anyone know what the letters after the dates in Filby's Passenger
>Ship Lists mean?? The two letters are B and Q.

Robert's particular situation was something like 2/3/1866 b. ; 2/8/1866 q.

My suggestion was to go for broke and ask the combined wisdom of the net. :-)

I guessed at the date of the 'b'erth of a ship and a possible 'q'uarantine
period.  Am I right?

fred
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Date:         Mon, 12 Oct 1992 12:46:05 -0500
Reply-To:     Sven Hadenfeldt <hadenfeldt@CHEMIE.UNI-HAMBURG.DBP.DE>
From:         Sven Hadenfeldt <hadenfeldt@CHEMIE.UNI-HAMBURG.DBP.DE>
Subject:      piedmont "motorbusiness" /CA

parts of my last msg got lost somewhere so here is the whole thing:
the pat between the pair of ** was missing.
Thanks to Fred Rump for pointing out.
-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-
#inlude mb
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Date:         Wed, 7 Oct 1992 11:20:42 EDT
Reply-To:     "(Gary Holmes)" <gholmes@NOVA.GMI.EDU>
From:         "(Gary Holmes)" <gholmes@NOVA.GMI.EDU>
Subject:      COPLEY, NEWSOME, STALKER, THISTLETHWAITE
Comments: To: roots-l@vm1.nodak.edu

Hi Everyone,
	I've made some new research discoveries and have some additional names
that I'd like to ask for help on.  If anybody has any information or interest
in the surnames COPLEY, NEWSOME, STALKER or THISTLETHWAITE in Yorkshire, England
in the mid to late 1700's through 1800's I would be interested in hearing from
you.
	Also, for any of you fellow rooters in England, I need help locating a
town in Yorkshire, England.  The town is Birkin, and I'm hoping it is in the
general area of Foston on the Wolds, where a large part of my ancestry resided.
If you have any information on Birkin, I'd be interested in hearing from you
via private email.   Thanks in advance for any help!

Gary
gholmes@nova.gmi.edu
From: WESEDENS@ARIZVMS.BITNET
Newsgroups: soc.roots
Subject: Hist of Northfield, NH
Date: 15 Oct 92 17:30:01 GMT
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Does anyone know of a lending institution where I can request the
History of Northfield, New Hmpshire, via ILL?
I know NEHGS has it, but at this time, I can't afford the membership and
rental fees.
Thanks!
Wes
Newsgroups: soc.roots
From: pjweaver@laettner.raleigh.ibm.com (Paul Weaver  39097)
Subject: Re:      Swiss problem
Date: Fri, 09 Oct 1992 13:25:34 GMT
Organization: IBM, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina

In article <199210081932.AA24640@plains.NoDak.edu>,         Brad Green <green@PLAINS.NODAK.EDU> writes:
|> I've run into a problem and wonder if anyone has any suggestions.
|> 
|> The problem is one Frederick Hediger (my ggrandfather).  From census records
|> and his death certificate, I know he was born in Switzerland (place
|> unknown) on 27 Apr 1846.  He died in Centralia, Illinois, 11 Dec 1918.
|> In between, he married Anna Marie Nolder, born 3 Oct 1856 in Le Clair, Iowa,
|> and had a daughter (my grandmother) Lucille Dorothy Hediger, 29 Jun 1895,
|> in Centralia, Illinois.  The IRAD has searched the naturalization records
|> for Marion County (Centralia), and found nothing.  The blanks for parents
|> on his death certificate were blank, and I can't find a town or canton
|> listed anywhere.  Any suggestions on further research? 		

You mentioned that you have searched census records. The 1900 & 1910 census 
lists "Year of Emmigration", and "Naturalized or Alien" for persons of foreign
birth. This would tell you approximately when he came over. By this you can tell
his age when he emmigrated, this being important in that if he was a minor, it
could be that his entire family came to the US, and his father was the one that
was naturalized. The year also helps in that the Nat'l Archives has indexes to
the passenger lists in the mid-1800s time frame. Most likely, he came over after
the civil war, for which their are no indexes for the passenger records, but you
can nevertheless search them by hand.

I think you have also overlooked another possiblility. Foreigners could be 	
naturalized in county court, state court, or federal district court. It sounds
like you have only checked the county records. I have never checked with a state
court, but for the federal court, you can write to the Nat'l Archives branch for
that area (possibly in Chicago?), and they can look it up for you. If you are 
lucky enough to find a record, this will save you from having to search through
the passenger listings, which might also tell where he came from.

Hope this helps.


 Researching:
 -----------
    CAHOON, CAMPBELL, CHELRK, DAVIDSON, DILLON, DOUGHTY, ENDSLEY, FISHER,
    FOHRER, GOSZKOWSKI, HARGER, HENDERSON, HOLMES, HUGGINS, JACKE, KAWA,
    LEONARD, LOWDER, PHILLIPS, PIEKLO, SNODGRASS, STERNICK, STONE, WAGNER,
    WASNIOWSKI, WEAVER, YOCKEY

===============================================================================
                               | "It is well that war is so terrible, or men
Paul J. Weaver                 |  should grow too fond of it"
pjweaver@ralvm29.vnet.ibm.com  |       General R. E. Lee
                               |       Battle of Fredricksburg, VA  Dec. 1862


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From:         "(Norbert Bambach)" <usr4656a@TSO.UC.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Tree program for HP-GL plotters?
Comments: To: ROOTS-L@VM1.NoDak.EDU

COMMSOFT (the creators of ROOTS III) have a program called RPLOT.
For those who don't have plotters of their own, they also provide
a service to take the output of the program and plot it for you.
I haven't used the program myself, though I have a copy.  Long before
COMMSOFT came out with the program, I generated charts using a CAD
software package.  I prefer my own over the commercial samples I have
seen and will continue to use it.  What I have not yet done is take
a standard GEDCOM file and read it automatically to create the same
type of chart by using a script file for the CAD program.  Creation
of my chart was time-consuming.  If I were to do charts for others,
I would definitely automate the process.
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Date:         Fri, 9 Oct 1992 15:20:00 PDT
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From:         rdw@SCOUT.HUMBOLDT.EDU
Subject:      TINY TAFEL
Comments: To: ROOTS-L@vm1.nodak.edu

This is the second effort to append tiny tafel to this message.
N Robert Webster
A 1825 Aspen Ct.
A McKinleyville,Californis,95521
T 707-839-5659
D 5/msdos/360
F paf v2.1
Z 44 FIEDLER
B210 1916 1970 BISHOP
B300 1860 1937 BOEDE/,,,Orcas Island
B655 1862 1862 BRANHAM
B520 1907 1907 BUNCE
B530 1894 1894 BUNDY
B200 1867 1867 BUSH
C652 1905 1905 CARNES
C636 1872 1872 CRADER\Batchtown,Calhoun,IL/Batchtown,Calhoun,IL
C264 1839 1917 Cockrell\Louisville,,KY/Batchtown,Calhoun,IL
D250 1904 1904 DIXON\Batchtown,Calhoun,IL/Batchtown,Calhoun,IL
D660 1901 1901 DRURY
E250 1901 1934 EAGENY
E430 1903 1903 ELLIOTT
E524 1908 1908 ENGLAND\Batchtown,Calhoun,IL/Batchtown,Calhoun,IL
F346 1706 1956 FIEDLER\Gilead Precinct,Calhoun,IL/Batchtown,Calhoun,IL
F520 1872 1875 FONCK\,Luxemborg,Belgium
G635 1883 1883 GORDON
H520 1869 1869 HAYNES
H152 1888 1891 HEFFINGTON\Neosho,,MO/Neosho,,MO
I526 1891 1891 INGERSALL
I550 1894 1894 INMAN
J225 1932 1946 JACKSON\Kansas City,JACKSON,MO/Kansas City,JACKSON,MO
K200 1892 1892 KNAUS
K410 1823 1841 KULP/Hittendon Arnt,Goettingen,Hanover,Germany
L00L534 1888 1888 LINDHOLM
L523 1903 1903 LINSTROTH
M245 1968 1968 McLain\Redding,Shasta,CA/Redding,Shasta,CA
O400 1896 1896 O'NEILL
O620 1895 1895 O'ROUKE
P200 1882 1882 PAGE
P250 1888 1891 PAXON
P160 1922 1959 PFEIFER
R361 1944 1944 RUTHERFORD
S255 1888 1888 SACKMAN
S552 1937 1937 SIMMONS\,,,France/,,,France
S550 1856 1902 SIMON/Batchtown,Calhoun,IL
T400 1923 1926 THOLE
T416 1907 1907 TOLBERT
T324 1900 1900 TWITCHELL
U160 1862 1899 UFER
W420 1883 1919 WALSH
W656 1877 1914 WERNER
W123 1915 1989 Webster\Hardin,Calhoun,IL/Redding,Shasta,CA
W 09 Oct 1992



                                         Robert D. Webster
                                         Media Services Tech., Library
                                         Humboldt State University
                                         Arcata, Ca. 95521
                       internet address: rdw@scout.humboldt.edu
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Reply-To:     BECKETT@ESDSDF.DNET.GE.COM
From:         BECKETT@ESDSDF.DNET.GE.COM
Subject:      RE: 1920 Census
Comments: To: ROOTS-L@vm1.nodak.edu

----------------------------
I am looking for an index to Ohio and West Virginia for the 1920 census.

I visited my local library which has a pretty good collection of
microfilm and they have purchased the Ohio 1920 Census but I could not
find an index.  There was no one on duty in the genealogy area and there
was only one other person there and he did not know about the 1920
census.

Thanks for your help!

Tony Gould
Administrative Project Leader, Student Records
The University of Akron
302 Buchtel Common
Akron, OH  44325-3501

(216) 972-6386 - VOICE (216) 972-5238 - FAX BITNET: D1ARG@AKRONVM
-----------------------------

While I have no help for you, your message interested me because I am
planning to visiting Akron later this year to collect some information
on relatives. Which library did you find the Ohio 1920 Census in?

Bill Beckett
Newsgroups: soc.roots
From: mlayfield@nssdca.gsfc.nasa.gov (Marjorie Ann Layfield)
Subject: Re:  Fred's History Lessons
News-Software: VAX/VMS VNEWS 1.41    
Organization: NASA - Goddard Space Flight Center
Distribution: usa
Date: Wed, 14 Oct 1992 22:46:00 GMT

Fred:  Keep up the good work!  I'm enjoying your lessons too!  Know 
anything about the Mecklenburg area of Germany in the mid- to 
late-1800s?

Margie
(MLAYFIELD@NSSDCA.GSFC.NASA.GOV)
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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 09:04:34 EDT
Reply-To:     "TAWANA A. COOKE" <tcooke01@GUMEDLIB.DML.GEORGETOWN.EDU>
From:         "TAWANA A. COOKE" <tcooke01@GUMEDLIB.DML.GEORGETOWN.EDU>
Subject:      Neuendorf bei Liebenstein
Comments: To: ROOTS-L%NDSUVM1.BITNET@pucc.princeton.edu

I have been looking (without success) for a town in Germany called Neuendorf
bei Liebenstein, (my g-g-g grandfather's birthplace.)  Various census records
 have placed this town in Hessen-Darmstadt and in Prussia.  (Probably both
right, changing boundaries?)  Does anyone know where Neuendorf bei
Liebenstein is?

Related topic:  I would be very interested to make contact with individuals
who are researching records from Hessen-Darmstadt.  I've heard that Hesse
kept its own emigration records and would like to know who to contact about
this.

I would also be interested in hearing from anyone who has had luck searching
Hesse guild records, family books, Lutheran church records.

                                                  Thank you!

Jennifer Montague-Post
tcooke01@gumedlib.dml.georgetown.edu

SEARCHING: Bu:ttner, Brecht, Neumeier, Liedl, Bolgiano, Senkind, Malia, Von
Eff (Vonaiff), Montague, Duke
Newsgroups: soc.roots
From: "ray whidden" <ray.whidden@canrem.com>
Subject: finding old books
Reply-To: "ray whidden" <ray.whidden@canrem.com>
Organization: Canada Remote Systems
Distribution: soc
Date: 8 Oct 92 19:33:43 EST


In a message from Carol Botteron:

(B>Kaleb Keithley's question -- how to find old books that were printed
(B>in small quantities long ago and are now hard to get -- comes up often
(B>enough to qualify as a FAQ.  (Someone add it to the FAQ file?)
(B>I posted something about it a while ago but here goes again:

There is a conference (they don't call them newsgroups) on Fidonet
called WGW - Who's Got What.  You obtain the latest version of the
program WGWnnn.EXE and run it, to create a "/, delimited file.  Then
you post it to the WGW conference, the moderator enters the message
in the WGW database.  You can also enter queries pertaining to
names and the moderator will respond with match/no match info.
In the case of a match, you would also receive info needed to contact
the holder of the material.  Like the GRD, except relating to books, etc.
not just your particular family.

The type of entries for WGW are just such limited edition material
which you would search for people who obtain matches with the database.
I have WHIDDENS OF NOVA SCOTIA, SAGA OF THE BATTLE RIVER (Northern
Alberta).... we came we stayed.  Both have plenty of names and would
be the kind of entry in WGW.

Internet: ray.whidden@canrem.com : RIME    : ->CRS : 46 Campania Crescent,
UUCP: canrem!ray.whidden FidoNet: 1:229/15  : Scarborough, Ontario M1V 2E9

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Date:         Tue, 13 Oct 1992 11:10:47 -0400
Reply-To:     "Christine M. Darby" <cmdarby@GIDNEY.OSWEGO.EDU>
From:         "Christine M. Darby" <cmdarby@GIDNEY.OSWEGO.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Fornicating Apprentices
Comments: To: alan@essex.ac.uk
Comments: cc: Multiple recipients of list ROOTS-L <ROOTS-L@VM1.NoDak.EDU>

Picking up on Alan@Essex and indentured servants.  I'd asked earlier if
anyone knew of marriage restrictions for indentured/bonded servants.  Had
the opportunity to talk with a professor of American History who indicated
that servants could neither be married nor get married during the term of
their agreement.  All of this notwithstanding, there were apparently some
exceptions, specifically in the Virginia colonies, early.  What written
material I've located reiterates the above.  The Redemptioner's from
Germany were, however, treated differently, since whole families came.

Anyone with more info, I'd love to hear about it.

Chris Darby
CMDarby@Oswego.Oswego.Edu
From: John.Pimentel@bdragon.fidonet.org (John Pimentel)
Newsgroups: soc.roots
Subject: FIDONET <--> INTERNET
Date: 10 Oct 92 06:01:06 GMT

The information that was provided earlier today is correct in contacting
individuals on FidoNet from InterNet, that being the:
        userfirst.userlast@pAAA.fBBB.nAAA.z1.fidonet.org

As to the connection to INTERNET I will provide the sysops the information
where to connect, the messages *DO NOT* get posted in SOC_ROOTS but in
NETMAIL.
        The To: is uucp  Address: <to be provided by your sysop>

        The first line of text has:
        to: username@domain.UUCP  .COM
                           .ORG   .EDU

BTW, Alf, we're not subscribing to ROOTS-L, we get SOC.ROOTS (just for
the record).

If you send mail here that belongs some place else please include the
origin line of the person that posted, so I know where to send the
reply.

'nuff said.

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