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This appears to lower some prices and raise others?? wasn't the Rev
war pensions at one time $40.00??
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From: MAVitalRecords Project Slaughter <mavitalrecords(a)hotmail.com>
Date: Aug 22, 2007 4:14 PM
Subject: [MAWORCES] NARA raises fees
To: MANantuc(a)rootsweb.com, MAWorces(a)rootsweb.com
The National Archives and Records Administration has raised the fees for
obtaining copies of records. The old NATF-80 form has been discontinued.
Major genealogical records and costs are:
Passenger Arrival Lists (NATF 81), $25
Federal Census requests (NATF 82), $25
Eastern Cherokee applications to the Court of Claims (NATF 83), $25
Land entry records (NATF 84), $40
Full Pension File (Civil War and after, more than 75 years old), up to 100
pages (NATF 85), $75
Full Pension File (pre-Civil War) (NATF 85), $25
Pension Documents Packet containing only selected records (NATF 85), $25
Bounty land warrant application files (NATF 85), $25
Military service files more than 75 years old (NATF 86), $25.
You can obtain copies of the forms from
www.archives.gov/contact/inquire-form.html. More details about the rate
increase are available from the Federal Register, Volume 72, No. 159,
Friday, August 17, 2007, Rules and Regulations, 46145.
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The name Marmaduke comes down in some of the Baker lines, there is a
Marmaduke Baker....:) but thought you might like to see this as
well....:) This was sent to the Baker list by Kathie not me....:)
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From: Coats Family History <coats.genealogy(a)gmail.com>
Date: Aug 9, 2007 7:17 PM
Subject: Re: [BakerAncestors] Re: Marmaduke Baker
To: BakerAncestors(a)yahoogroups.com
Found a "Dictionary of First Names" Hanks & Hodge in Reserved books
at library. I include the meaning as there may be a clue as to origin
for you.
Marmaduke:
m.Eng., of uncertain derivation but generally held as an Anglicized
form of Old Irish Mael-Maedoc (accent over "o"), a devotee of old
Irish Saints, notably 6th Century abbot of Clonmore, and 7th C.
Bishop of Ferns, Mael-Maedgc 'O Morgair, reformer of Church In
Ireland 1095-1148, friend of Bernard of Clairvaut; Modern Gaelic
form,c.1200, pronounced Maol-Maodhog" (' over 3rd "o" and other
spelling my computer can't type... (something like: /m^/'meug/ But
the "e" is upside down, and the "u" is more like an old style u) "So
the name would have been borrowed in England before the loss of the
d". "The name is never common except in small area of North
Yorkshire; at present the name is completely out of fashion". "Short
form of DUKE".
So there you have Marmaduke, (besides the dog... LOL...)
Kathie B.