>I have Dutcher, Van Wart/Van Wert, and Corson in my database.
I found the connection with William Foshay Van Wart (William F. in your database)
and Adaline See. I was wondering if you had a Gedcom you'd like to share.
I can link you to my page, but won't update the page for another month or so.
(I just did today) I'm willing to share my GEDcom but I always warn people
it is huge. (Over 14,800 individuals)
If you have a Macintosh, it will be easy to share. For some reason
Mac-PC transfers don't always work, even with compression turned off, but
we could try it. (Just say the word) I have a box of PC-formatted
disks handy, ready to mail if that doesn't work.
>
>I will list you in the source page if you do share.
>
>By the way what is SH? you have it for locations.
SH just means Sleepy Hollow. It's a catch-all term for "Born near Tarrytown."
>
>Melissa (Bruno) Ward
>http://www.wardhistory.com
I'll keep your link handy and put it in the next update, whenever that is.
Thanks,
Dave
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From: dsee[SMTP:dsee@preferred.com]
Sent: January 19, 1998 1228
To: SEE-L@rootsweb.com; DUTCHER-L@rootsweb.com;
CONKLIN-L@rootsweb.com;
NEW-GEN-URL-L@rootsweb.com; hannah@maxinet.com; veeb@globalnet.co.uk;
Dutch-Colonies@rootsweb.com
Subject: See family database
on-line
Dear Researchers,
A brand-new database incorporating the first five generations of the See family of Tarrytown is now online at:
http://pages.preferred.com/~dsee
Some branches of this database contain much in the way of research notes. Sources are credited. I'm happy to link my site with others sharing the same main surnames.
Other surnames of interest: DUTCHER, CONKLIN, VAN WERT, SNYDER, MILLER,
VAN BUREN in New York, HENRY, JOHNSON (Ohio and Kentucky), BURRELL,
CARSON (England) and more.
David See
dsee@preferred.com
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