HDTenEightyP/NetNews huggingface dataset:
From: lincoln@rand.org (Tom Lincoln)
Newsgroups: soc.roots
Subject: Re: Search for VIEL
Keywords: VIEL
Date: 30 Sep 92 16:58:42 GMT
Organization: RAND Corporation.

In article <1992Sep30.090654.28636@walter.cray.com> jal@romulus.cray.com (Jim Lindberg 65199) writes:
>
>I'm posting this for a club member (Chippewa County Geneological Society (Wis).
>She is researching a Paul or Alexander VIEL, her problem is that he was born on
>a ship going to France.  His parents lived in New Orleans, LA USA.  She figures
>that he would have been bapitized at the first Catholic church that they would
>have come to in France.  The date is 1840-1850.  Also any other info on VIELs
>(especially prior to 1840) would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks much.

Melvyl says that Viel is an interesting guy!

Author: O'Neill, Charles Edwards.
Title:  Viel : Louisiana's firstborn author with Evandre, the first
literary creation of a native of the Mississippi Valley / by
Charles Edwards O'Neill. Lafayette, La. : Center for Louisiana
Studies, University of Southwestern Louisiana, c1991.
Description:    vii, 96 p. ; 24 cm.

Notes:  Includes bibliographical references (p. 93-96).

Subjects:       Viel, Etienne-Bernard-Alexandre, 1736-1821.
French-American literature -- Louisiana -- History and
criticism.
Authors, French -- 18th century -- Biography.
Authors, French -- Louisiana -- Biography.
Louisiana -- Intellectual life -- 18th century.
Louisiana -- Biography.

Other entries: Viel, Etienne-Bernard-Alexandre, 1736-1821. Evandre. 1991.

Call numbers:   UCB     Main    PQ2068.V33 Z83 1991

Recent too!!!  {:-))

Other Viel stuff...

8.
Title:  Le Village gallo-romain et medieval de Lunel Viel, Herault : la
fouille du quartier ouest, 1981-1983 / [edite] par Claude
Raynaud ; avec des contributions de Francoise Brien-Poitevin
... [et al.]. [Besancon] : Universite de Besancon ; Paris :
Diffuse par les Belles lettres, 1990.
Description:    353 p. : ill. ; 28 cm.

Series: Annales litteraires de l'Universite de Besancon ; 422.
Travaux du Centre Camille Jullian.
Centre de recherches d'histoire ancienne ; v. 97.

Notes:  Includes bibliographical references (p. 343-353).

Subjects:       Lunel-Viel (France) -- Antiquities.
Excavations (Archaeology) -- France -- Lunel-Viel.

Other entries: Raynaud, Claude.
Brien-Poitevin, Francoise.
Centre de recherches d'histoire ancienne (Series) ; v. 97.

Call numbers:   UCB     Main    DC801.L937 V55 1990
UCD     Main LibAS162 .B4 ser.2 v.422
7.
Author: Sala, A. (Antoine)
Title:  L'Amiral Georges Durand-Viel / Amiral A. Sala. Paris : Academie
de Marine, [1960]
Description:    34 p. ; 26 cm

Subjects:       Durand-Viel, Georges, 1875-1959.
France. Marine -- Officers -- Biography.
Admirals -- France -- Biography.

Call numbers:   UCB     Main    VB315.F8 .D87

Tom

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Reply-To:     "(Don Logan)" <dlogan@MGH.COM>
From:         "(Don Logan)" <dlogan@MGH.COM>
Subject:      tt
Comments: To: roots-l@vm1.nodak.edu

  Here's my first shot at my TT. Please feel free to critique.
 Wot have you 'Smiths' experienced, being inundated with info? There are few
enuff' Logans that I can note everything I find. On that, I have Logan notes
from '
Scotichronicon', Chronicle of Scotland, &c, which I can't connect my
ancestors to, but find interesting, and will share.
  Happy searching,
     Don Logan
.tt
N Donald Logan
A 901 Station Ave.
A Langhorne, Pa.
A 19047
T 215-757-4691
D 3/ibm/20m
R Internet:dlogan@mgh.com
Z 10 TTGEN-1.22 MP
B653 1840 now  Brandmeir\Pa.
G560 1890 now  Gummer\EastPrussia
L522 1871 now  Lenczewski\East Prussia
L532 1871 now  Lentz\EastPrussia
L250 1843 now  Logan\Cork,Ire
M160 1822 now  Mayberry\LuzerneCo,Pa
M244 1824 now  McClellan\LuzerneCo,Pa
R200 19?? now  Rauch\Pa
R163 1880 now  Roberts\Pa
S530 1859 now  Smith\LuzerneCo,Pa
internet dlogan@mgh.com
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From: fr@compu.com (Fred Rump from home)
Subject: Re: East German maps and such
Organization: CompuData Inc.
Date: Fri, 25 Sep 1992 21:01:34 GMT

The many questions about localities may be resolved for those who have many 
places to research by simply buying some maps from Germany.

One may ask for a free catalog from the following:

Institute fuer Angewandte Geodasie
Aussenstelle Berlin
W-1000 Berlin 30
Germany

and

Bundesamt fuer Eich- und Vermessungswesen
Krotenthalergasse 3
A-1080 Wien VIII
Austria

The former has detailed maps of Brandenburg, East Prussia, Pomerania, Silesia 
& Upper Silesia for 11DM plus around 75 County maps of those areas for 5DM 
each.

The later sells a general map of Europe at the 1:200000 scale wherein around 
265 individual maps can be found. The cost is 22 Schilling. A complete legend 
is another 10 Schilling.

fred
 
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From: fr@compu.com (Fred Rump from home)
Subject: Re: Pommeranian ancestors
Organization: CompuData Inc.
Date: Fri, 25 Sep 1992 20:26:46 GMT

JWD@PSUVM.BITNET writes:

>One of the first things I would like to do is locate their birthplaces.  One
>was born in Lietzow, Stettin, Pommerania in 1853 and the other was born in
>Sittnow, Stettin, Pommerania in 1889.  I have found Stettin, which is now in
>Poland and called Szczecin, but I cannot find Sittnow or Lietzow.  Could
>these be neighborhoods?

YOu can also order a map of Pommerania (village directory) at:

Heimatsortskartei Nordosteneuropa, Abt. Pommern
Meesenring 13
W-2400 Luebeck
Germany

Phone: 149-0451-627388

fred
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Date:         Tue, 29 Sep 1992 16:49:27 MDT
Reply-To:     Joe Price <price@PHYSICS.ISU.EDU>
From:         Joe Price <price@PHYSICS.ISU.EDU>
Subject:      Need MD telephone number
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I am trying to contact a lost cousin, Myron GARSON.  His last two mailing
addresses were in MD, Snow Hill and Hyattsville.  The telephone company
does not have a phone number for him in either of these cities.  A letter to
the latter address was not returned.

Would MD residents be kind enough to look in their phone books and/or city
directories for this name and send it to me if you find it?

Thanks.

Joe Price
Pocatello, ID
From: rrr@hpdmd48.boi.hp.com (Rudi Rynders)
Date: Fri, 2 Oct 1992 14:08:25 GMT
Subject: Re: 'New Holland' Dutch
Organization: Hewlett Packard - Boise, ID
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</ hpdmd48:soc.roots / "Sharon L Palmateer" <ASDSLP@ALBNYVM1.BITNET> /  9:55 am  Sep 28, 1992 /
<James Renfro asked about 'Black Dutch'.  My mother said her mother was
<Cherokee Indian and 'New Holland Dutch'.  What is the distinction?  I'm
<just as curious as Jim.  Anybody have any ideas?
<
<Thanks, in advance.
<
<Sharon
<ASDSLP@ALBNYVM1.BITNET
<----------

 The idea I have would be that Black Dutch might very well refer to a
 native from Surinam. Surinam, South America, was a Dutch colony for a long
 time. Generally the skin color is quite dark there.

 Rudi Rynders (rrr@hpdmd48.boi.hp.com)
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From:         "(Norbert Bambach)" <usr4656a@TSO.UC.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Cath. Schools-St. Bernard, Ohio
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St. Boniface in Cumminsville had a convent built next to it in 1907.
It was for the Sisters of Charity from Mt. St. Joseph who taught at
the school.  However, I don't believe St. Boniface had any classes
at the high school level.
From: jjones@nas.nasa.gov (James P. Jones)
Newsgroups: soc.roots
Subject: RE: LifeLines
Date: 26 Sep 92 22:13:54 GMT
Organization: CSC


Hello All:

REFERENCE:
> Subject:      LifeLines: Announcing a UNIX Genealogical System
>
> Recent queries about UNIX genealogical systems have motivated me to get
> off my backside and prepare the following announcement.
>
> I am making my UNIX genealogical system, LifeLines, available.

I too want to thank Tom for his wonderful genealogical program. I have been
using it for 6 months now, and its GREAT. One of the most powerful features
of the system is the report generation sub-system. Instead of being limited
in the style or type of reports you can create, LifeLines gives you the 
POWER to design the report exactly as you want it. I have written several
report programs, so I can personally vouch for the ability of the system in
this area. And the ease of use in data entry is outstanding too. This is
by far the best genealogical program I've seen.

Thanks, Tom!

Happy Hunting, Folks!

-James
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From: jeromema@cc.uvcc.edu
Subject: Re:      UDC (United Daughters of Confederacy)
Organization: Utah Valley Community College
Date: Fri, 2 Oct 1992 22:09:06 GMT

In article <ROOTS-L%92100108211140@VM1.NODAK.EDU>,         Julie Nott <STR008@UKCC.UKY.EDU> writes:
> Someone posted something about this group, UDC (United Daughters of the
> Confederacy). I've never heard of this organization...does anyone have
> any information on it?
> 
>   JULIE MONK NOTT <STR008@UKCC.UKY.EDU>  RESEARCHING:  COPELAND, ENGRAM,
>   UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY        LEYSATH, LEWIS, MONK, ROARK-O'ROURKE,
>                                 PRICE, ROBERTSON
> 

I have an application for the UDC at home that I picked up for my wife.  I will try
to remember to bring it into work so that I can let you know where to write, etc.

Marc D. Jerome
                Researching ===> Arnold, Bennewitz, Cain, Emery, Fairbanks, Ganger,
                                 Ganzer, Herold (Harholt), Hewitt, Jerome, Kruger,
                                 Kuntz, Marth, Paul, Roberts, Snyder, Swieghusen,
                                 Van Winkle, Viers, Voigt.
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From: kathleen@casbs.Stanford.EDU (Kathleen Much)
Subject: Re: Old photo shop records
Organization: Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences
Date: Wed, 30 Sep 1992 17:07:58 GMT

In article <Pine.3.03.9209262031.A7041-c100000@Alice-Thurman.tenet.edu> John Carroll <eldon@TENET.EDU> writes:
>
>Does anyone think that records have been saved from any of these studios?
>Where would you start?
>
>Naschkee, 15th & Church, Galveston, TX
>White, Galveston, TX

Try the Galveston Historical Society. Sorry I don't have the address;
try directory assistance and give them a call. The society is quite
active and has many volunteers. Remember that the whole town was wiped
out in the 1900 storm, though, so if you're looking for 19th-century
records you are probably out of luck. The Galveston County Library
archives are another possibility, especially for city directories that
might list the firms you're looking for.

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Reply-To:     Cliff Manis <cmanis@CSOFTEC.CSF.COM>
From:         Cliff Manis <cmanis@CSOFTEC.CSF.COM>
Subject:      Re: saving newspapers and searching
Comments: To: "(Genealogy Information)" <ROOTS-L@VM1.NoDak.EDU>,
              John.Pimento@f315.n322.z1.fidonet.org

John,  and other Readers:

 Reference part of this message:
 > Subject:      saving newspapers
 >
 > To: John.Pimentel@f315.n322.z1.fidonet.org
 > JP>z  Newsgroup: soc.roots
 > JP>z Message-ID: <717611685.0@bdragon.fidonet.org>
 > JP>z    Subject: Saving newspapers
 > JP>I am looking for information or recipes to preserve newspapers from
 > JP>browning and "drying" out.  If there is a GENELOG file, please let me
 > JP>know, otherwise a post here or directly to:

 CM>Sometime ago there was an article about it and also had some recipe, and
 CM>I will do a search request, and try to find it later tonite for you,
 CM>and mail to you.
 CM>later..   Cliff Manis

And I just received the answer to my query "preserve newspaper" and
actually got 15 hits.

If this Email sounds interesting, and you do not know how to
do a search like this....then......keep reading.........

Reference part of the message above, here is a listing of the
Item numbers on ROOTS-L which have the words "preserve newspaper"
in them.

> > search preserve newspaper in ROOTS-L since 88/01/01
> Item #   Date   Time  Recs   Subject
> ------   ----   ----  ----   -------
> 001788 90/05/08 13:36 1069   How to Search Genealogy
> 003569 91/01/14 00:01   87   Impending loss of public records at National A+
> 004499 91/03/14 00:56   66   Re: Phonefiche Directories
> 007910 91/12/11 13:07   33   Re: Preserving Items
> 008493 92/01/08 20:13   90   Preservation of items
> 008512 92/01/09 13:03   21   Re: Preservation of items
> 011215 92/05/08 15:02   69   trouble forwarding mail
> 012323 92/06/29 09:19   22   Preservation of Newspapers
> 012325 92/06/29 10:44   52   Re: Preservation of Newspapers
> 012357 92/07/01 20:09   18   Re: Preservation of Newspapers

Anyway these and a few others were the HITS on this search.

If you do not know how to do a search like this, then please
request the GENEALOG file named "SRCHFILE"

The description is "How to search text on ROOTS-L", and it tells
you exactly how to do a search request.

There are many good files on GENEALOG - which show how to do
some nifty research.  Make your life easy ! ! !

To request this file or any file on GENEALOG, just send the
following one-line of text in a message to: LISTSERV@vm1.nodak.edu

GET GENEALOG SRCHFILE


Good Luck to all.........  Cliff Manis
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From: streeter@JEMIMA.B23B.INGR.COM ((Elisabeth Green Streeter))
Newsgroups: soc.roots
Subject: 1820 Census column headings
Date: 2 Oct 92 13:32:12 GMT
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Does anyone know what the column headings are for 1820 US census?  I have
this information at home, but have a photo-copy of a micro-filmed page
from 1820 without the age/sex/status headings.

Thanks,

Elis.
From: John.Pimentel@bdragon.fidonet.org (John Pimentel)
Newsgroups: soc.roots
Subject: Saving newspapers
Date: 27 Sep 92 05:44:04 GMT

I am looking for information or recipes to preserve newspapers from
browning and "drying" out.  If there is a GENELOG file, please let me 
know, otherwise a post here or directly to:
John.Pimentel@f315.n322.z1.fidonet.org

Thanks.


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From: margaret@sfu.ca (Margaret Sharon)
Subject: Re: Ontario references: offer to look up names
Organization: Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, B.C., Canada
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 1992 19:52:50 GMT

To everyone (about 10 of you so far) who sent me names to look up in the  
Ontario reference books I told you about last week -- hang in there, I've got  
your messages but haven't had time yet to respond to you individually.  Hope to  
get back to you by the end of this week.

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From: ttw@cbnewsl.cb.att.com (thomas.t.wetmore..iv)
Subject: Reports from LifeLines
Organization: AT&T Bell Laboratories
Date: Thu, 1 Oct 1992 17:58:54 GMT

Thanks to the people who have said nice things about LifeLines.  A new
listserver mailing list has been created for LifeLines, and those of
you who are interested are invited to join.  The ROOTS-L/soc.roots is
not the appropriate place for detailed discussion about LifeLines.
Contact Cliff Manis or me for the details.  The name of the list is
LINES-L.

I will try to answer Craig Sturgeon's question about report generating
in LifeLines.  LifeLines contains no built-in reports.  All reports
are generated from programs.  The programs look like programs.  They
have statements, expressions, procedures, loops, all those kinds of
things.  To write a LifeLines report program you have to be a
programmer.  To use a LifeLines program you just have to have it.
There are no fancy WYSIWYG or other graphics tools to help you
program the reports.  Quite a number of programs exist, and with the
increasing number of users, the number of programs is increasing.

This style of report generating has pluses and minuses, and I make no
bones about it one way or the other.  If you like to hack or like the
programs that already exist, LifeLines may be an option for you.  If
you have no interest in programming or don't think other person's
programs would give you what you want, LifeLines is not for you.

Best of luck to you all in your genealogical research.

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KANEEN  (1700-1900:IoM>Ct)      TRASK    (1580-1820:Eng>NS)
ESCOTT  (1700-1900:Nfld)        HARVEY   (1700-1900:Scot>Ire>NS>Wi)
EDMUNDS (1700-1835:Wales)       KISSACK  (1600-1850:IoM)
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From: Brian.Mavrogeorge@p0.f30.n125.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Brian Mavrogeorge)
Newsgroups: soc.roots
Subject: Re: What is Eastern Star?
Date: 29 Sep 92 05:17:53 GMT
Organization: FidoNet node 1:125/30.0 - Roots(SF!), San Francisco CA

Eastern Star is the auxiliary to the Masons. Adult men join Masons. Adult men and women join Eastern Star. Teenage males join DeMolay. 
Teenage females join Rainbow Girls (am not sure of exact name of the
latter). 


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From: jsanders@phys.ksu.edu (Justin M. Sanders)
Newsgroups: soc.roots
Subject: Re: Zachary Taylor and Jeff Davis
Date: 30 Sep 1992 05:30:10 GMT
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In article <Pine.3.03.9209292018.A2270-a100000@Alice-Thurman.tenet.edu> 
John Carroll <eldon@TENET.EDU> writes:

>On Tue, 29 Sep 1992 NORMAN@macalstr.bitnet wrote:

>> My question is: How does Jefferson Davis fit into the Taylor family?  
>>We have all sorts of family myths about connections to 
>> famous southerners, but that's one I hadn't heard of.
>
>Encyclopedia of the Civil War - Richard Taylor, b Jan 1826, d Apr 1879-
>Son of Zachary Taylor and former brother-in-law of Jefferson Davis. That's
>all it has on this relationship. Will check some other sources unless
>someone comes up with more first.

Jefferson Davis' first wife was the daughter of Zachary Taylor.  Her name
was Sarah Knox Taylor, and her father was not very happy with the marriage.
They were married on 17 June 1835, and she died 15 Sept 1835 (ie 2 mos.
later) of a fever (probably malaria).  Just prior to the Mexican War, Taylor
and Davis met for the first time since Sarah's death and were reconciled,
and Davis served under Taylor in the Mexican War.  (All this from
Wm. C. Davis, Jefferson Davis: The Man and His Hour(1991)).


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Date:         Mon, 28 Sep 1992 23:20:03 CDT
Reply-To:     "(Bill Green)" <green@plains.nodak.edu>
From:         Brad Green <green@PLAINS.NODAK.EDU>
Subject:      GOODNOE, GLEASON, WILMARTH, MAXWELL
Comments: To: "(Genealogy Discussion List)" <ROOTS-L@VM1.NoDak.Edu>

Hi folks,

Here's a few names I seem to be stuck on.  Anyone have anything on any of
them?

     Joseph HEALY and Mary WHITMORE - parents of Lucretia Healy, b. 5 Dec 1778,
          d. 5 Sep 1826.  Born Dudley, MA, died Rowe, MA.  Married to
          James Brown, 8 April 1804, Attleboro.

     Deborah WILMARTH, b. 26 Feb 173?, Attleboro, MA.  Married to Noah Brown,
          9 Apr 1752, Attleboro, MA.

     Stephen GLEASON and Sally GOODNOE - parents of Olive Gleason,
          b. 12 Aug 1788 Rowe, MA, married to Araunah Ide 4 Apr 1819.

     Rebecca FOLLET, d. before 18 Apr 1774, married to William Brown,
          27 Oct 1725, Rehoboth, MA.

     Phillip MAXWELL, father of Maria S. Maxwell, b. 20 Oct 1803, Argyle, NY,
          Married to Ruben Mason 30 Nov 1821.

Any help would be appreciated.
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Date:         Sun, 27 Sep 1992 14:43:01 EST
Reply-To:     SGOOZOVA@UCS.INDIANA.EDU
From:         SGOOZOVA@UCS.INDIANA.EDU

If anyone has access to PITTSFIELD MASSACHUSETTS vital records
I'm looking for any information concerning the marriage of
Gideon Fletcher of Pittsfield to Nancy May _____. The
marriage took place prior to 1820, and I'm looking for
the date and her maiden name.
If anyone having information would be so kind as to reply,
please email me directly(not to the list).

Thanks,
Steve Goozovat