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sorry did not include the address. I am sitting at home this week because
yesterday I went to the doctor and they said I had pneumonia (not sure about
the spelling). I am trying to get caught up on some of my work around here.
Nancy Rogers in sunny New Mexico
Looking for info on Goodyear,Everett, Charles, Bowers, Hunt, Deahl, Cale,
Armstrong and Trowbridge
Please find a web site listed here for the mjaor epidemics, which helps
explain why we so frequently see so many deaths of children in a family on
one day or within a few days.
Nancy Rogers in sunny New Mexico
Looking for info on Goodyear,Everett, Charles, Bowers, Hunt, Deahl, Cale,
Armstrong and Trowbridge
Pat:
GUILTY! Of at least 50% of them. My family thinks I'm nuts
because I do remember surnames of ancestors better than
I remember names of 1st cousins.
Thanks! This was great!
Glenna
----- Original Message -----
From: "Nancy Rogers" <NEROGERS(a)prodigy.net>
To: <CHARLES-L(a)rootsweb.com>
Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2000 2:48 PM
Subject: [CHARLES] Fw: [PABRADFO] You'll Love This
: This puts are hobby in prespective
: >Hi Everyone,
: > Received this from another list I am on, had to pass it on.
: > Pat Raymond
: >
: > Subject: YOU KNOW YOU ARE A GENEALOGIST WHEN:
: >
: >Your kids think picnics in cemeteries are normal or that EVERYBODY
does it.
: >You're the only person in the bridge/poker club who knows what a
Soundex
: >is.
: >"It is only a few miles down the road" means at least 50.
: >
: >Some of your best friends live over 200 miles away.
: >
: >You have more pictures of tombstones than of the kids.
: >
: >"I need to spend just a little more time at the courthouse" means
: >forget the cleaning, washing, dinner, chores; the day is shot.
: >
: >The mailman can't believe that you got this much mail from someone
you
: don't
: >even know.
: >
: >You explain to mother why you can't go 25 miles for Sunday dinner,
but can
: >go 100 miles to check out another cemetery.
: >
: >"As soon as I check out this census record, I'll fix dinner" means
"call
: >the local pizza parlor."
: >
: >Your neighbors think you are crazy, your friends wonder, and YOU
know
: >you are.
: >
: >You can't drive past a cemetery without wondering if your ancestors
are
: >buried there.
: >
: >You have to watch the credits of a movie to see if any of the
surnames are
: >ones you are researching.
: >
: >You ask all the people you meet, what their grandparents surnames
are.
: >
: >You move to a new town and the first thing you look for is a
historical or
: >genealogical society in the area.
: >
: >You go on vacation and beg your hubby to please drive 80 miles out
of the
: >way so that you can try and find your granddaddy's grave in 100
degree
: >heat.
: >Youthful fantasies of traveling to exotic places are replaced with
plans
: to
: >get to those little towns with graveyards, or larger towns with
Archives!
: >
: >Your fear of snakes and bugs is overshadowed by the need to get
through
: >those brambles to that old gravestone.
: >
: >Old friends who knew you before you were into genealogy begin
sending
: >clippings about dead or live people with your surnames (and you
know you
: >have been talking about genealogy too much!)
: >
: >You worry about the roof's leaking only if the drips threaten your
: genealogy
: >section.
: >
: >When you can recite all the counties of a State you've researched
but where
: >you've never lived.
: >
: >When you find your ancestor's execution by hanging or burning at
the stake,
: >far more interesting than the mass-murder that just took place next
door.
: >
: >You're not invited to family functions because your relatives are
tired of
: >filling out family group sheets.
: >
: >When you read the New Testament in Sunday School and find yourself
: >comparing the pedigrees in Matthew and Luke.
: >
: >
: >
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This puts are hobby in prespective
-----Original Message-----
From: Pat717(a)aol.com <Pat717(a)aol.com>
To: PABRADFO-L(a)rootsweb.com <PABRADFO-L(a)rootsweb.com>
Date: Monday, January 31, 2000 5:13 PM
Subject: [PABRADFO] You'll Love This
>Hi Everyone,
> Received this from another list I am on, had to pass it on.
> Pat Raymond
>
> Subject: YOU KNOW YOU ARE A GENEALOGIST WHEN:
>
>Your kids think picnics in cemeteries are normal or that EVERYBODY does it.
>You're the only person in the bridge/poker club who knows what a Soundex
>is.
>"It is only a few miles down the road" means at least 50.
>
>Some of your best friends live over 200 miles away.
>
>You have more pictures of tombstones than of the kids.
>
>"I need to spend just a little more time at the courthouse" means
>forget the cleaning, washing, dinner, chores; the day is shot.
>
>The mailman can't believe that you got this much mail from someone you
don't
>even know.
>
>You explain to mother why you can't go 25 miles for Sunday dinner, but can
>go 100 miles to check out another cemetery.
>
>"As soon as I check out this census record, I'll fix dinner" means "call
>the local pizza parlor."
>
>Your neighbors think you are crazy, your friends wonder, and YOU know
>you are.
>
>You can't drive past a cemetery without wondering if your ancestors are
>buried there.
>
>You have to watch the credits of a movie to see if any of the surnames are
>ones you are researching.
>
>You ask all the people you meet, what their grandparents surnames are.
>
>You move to a new town and the first thing you look for is a historical or
>genealogical society in the area.
>
>You go on vacation and beg your hubby to please drive 80 miles out of the
>way so that you can try and find your granddaddy's grave in 100 degree
>heat.
>Youthful fantasies of traveling to exotic places are replaced with plans
to
>get to those little towns with graveyards, or larger towns with Archives!
>
>Your fear of snakes and bugs is overshadowed by the need to get through
>those brambles to that old gravestone.
>
>Old friends who knew you before you were into genealogy begin sending
>clippings about dead or live people with your surnames (and you know you
>have been talking about genealogy too much!)
>
>You worry about the roof's leaking only if the drips threaten your
genealogy
>section.
>
>When you can recite all the counties of a State you've researched but where
>you've never lived.
>
>When you find your ancestor's execution by hanging or burning at the stake,
>far more interesting than the mass-murder that just took place next door.
>
>You're not invited to family functions because your relatives are tired of
>filling out family group sheets.
>
>When you read the New Testament in Sunday School and find yourself
>comparing the pedigrees in Matthew and Luke.
>
>
>
>______________________________