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DearMYRTLE's
Family History Hour
Internet Radio Show - 18 Feb 2003 Show
From
Dick Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter:
- County
Death Record Indexes, 1898-1944 – to be
available in October, 2003
- Baltimore
City Death Record Indexes, 1875-1942 – to be
available in December, 2003
- Baltimore
City Death Record Indexes, 1942-1972 – to be
available in March, 2004
- County
Death Record Indexes, 1944-1951 – to be
available in June, 2004
- County
Death Record Indexes, 1951-1968 – to be
available in September, 2004
- For county
death records after 1968, and for Baltimore City
death records after 1972 – to be available in
by 2005
- Birth
record indexes – to be available after 2005
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Chuck
Bobo, from AOL's Genealogy Forum Keyword: roots and on the
web at: www.genealogyforum.com
Family reunions and getting ready for the summer
reunion season.
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| Maggie
Stewart, editor, USGenWeb Archives Newsletter. www.USGenWeb.com
IOWA - Early Physicians, Hospitals and Medical Societies
from IAGenWeb Archives
IOWA - 1875 A. T. Andreas Atlas
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 Acadian
GenWeb by Michele Doucette. In
particular the Characterization
of the Acadian People
Ancestry.com's
FREE access (for February 2003) to the Slave Narratives.
The source of this info is from the Works Projects Administration
and topics include: voting, songs & hymns, religious experiences, war stories, runaway slaves, famous personalities, ghost stories and
folk medicine & herbs.
Thanks
to Mimi Lozano, Editor of SOMOS
PRIMOS, the website & newsletter dedicated to Hispanic
heritage & diversity issues announces in observance of Black
Heritage month, 10 little black historical articles:
*The
history and lack of observance of the 1847 California
bilingual constitution.
*Questions
and Answers on the past and present of Mexico's indigenous
*Community
support to Rancho Los Cerritos resulted in a commitment to
include the early Native American, Spanish, and
Mexican periods in their mission.
*Numerous
living history military groups.
*Example
of a traditional Hispanic Family Reunion, going back to
1967.
*Lots
of east of the Mississippi information |
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| Feb
2003 Organization Checklist
WEEK
THREE:
1. Take that huge pile of
photos you've been pulling together since last month and
begin to sort them into generations such as:
- Mother as a child
- Dad's parents
- our children
- vacations we took
- unknown relations from
great-grandma's trunk
Put these into huge manila
envelopes which have been clearly labeled with the words: DO
NOT THROW OUT - PRECIOUS FAMILY PHOTOS and whatever category
you select. You need to go through this overview process, in
order to determine how much work you'll be doing in later
months' assignments. Be sure as you add newly developed
photos, that they end up in the correct manila envelopes.
You'll find stray sets of prints and negatives all over the
house, even months later. Just get them together, and in the
right manila envelope!
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Happy Family Tree Climbing!
Myrt :)
DearMYRTLE,
Daily Genealogy Columnist
AOL Keywords: roots, myrtle
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