Date |
Event or New Page |
01 MAR |
Do you play Sudoku ? Here are free puzzles
http://www.websudoku.com/ |
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Partitioned Search Engine for users of the
What's New Page Reindexed 24 FEB 2008 at 15916 page |
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1930 - New Plants for
Your 1930 Garden - BHG February 1930 |
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1930 - Along the Garden
Path & The Roving Gardener - BHG February 1930 |
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1930 - What Lemoine
Did For Your Garden - BHG February 1930 |
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March Lecture Schedule at Chemung Valley History
Museum |
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SRAC New Release |
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We have Town of Veteran Afghans for sale now; the price is $40.00 (plus
shipping if not being picked up locally). The profit from the sale
of these afghans goes to the Town of Veteran Historical Society. Photo
at http://www.townofveteranhistoricalsociety.com/id5.html |
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1802 Tax Assessment, Town of Newtown,
Tioga County NY |
02 MAR |
It's File Backup Day here. What's the status of your computer file
backups? Backup or court disaster. |
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1897 Yearbook of the Mainesburg
Charge M. E. Church supplemented with member photos from Joyce's
Collection.Includes Mainesburg, Elk Run, and State Road M. E. Churches |
04 MAR |
Eleanor LENT Wolfe reports first Robins spotted |
06 MAR |
Photos of Ridge Road Women
added to existing page |
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1932 Johnson Hollow School |
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1889 Tioga County Election Results |
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1900 Census - Warren Township |
07 MAR |
Joan M. KRISTOFF Gibbs, Entrepreneur
- Gibbs Perennial Gardens |
08 MAR |
J. Arthur Kieffer, Chemung
County Historian, adds an article to our Trees page. |
10 MAR |
Morris, My Home Town, Pages 1-13 |
12 MAR |
1910 - Memories of Emeline SELLARD
Leavitt of Canton |
14 MAR |
thanks for such a wonderful site....I located my WW ll Navy friend
at Tioga Point Cemetery and realized about the strange way to pay your
respects from miles away
LARRY C. Navy vet Indialantic,Fl |
15 MAR |
History Competition at CVHM- JMT a judge |
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Your web site is absolutely wonderful. I find my self going back
time and again, several lines referenced in your site. And that you
have information from books is priceless.
thank you so much
Beverly ,Pawnee, Oklahoma |
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Page 335 - 1882 Obituaries |
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Page 336 - MORE 1882 Obituaries |
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Page 337-340 - 1883 Obituaries One
-Two -Three
-Four |
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Page 341-342 - 1884 Obituaries One
and Two |
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Page 343 - 344 - 1885 Obituaries One
and Two |
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1885 News, September,
October, November, December added |
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Partitioned Search Engine for users of the
What's New Page Reindexed 15 MAR 2008 at 15979 pages |
16 MAR |
Birth Notice Clippings - Page 346
- Wellsboro Agitator 1876-1885 |
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Page 347 - 1878 Marriages &
Divorces |
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Page 348 - 1879 Marriages &
Divorces |
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Star-Gazette
Article about SRAC |
18 MAR |
Page 349 - 1880 Marriages, Divorces |
19 MAR |
Archie's Meeting 10 |
20 MAR |
Vernal Equinox - Hooray, It's Spring |
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The Susquehanna River Archaeological Center of
Native Indian Studies, (SRAC) located at 345 Broad Street Waverly, NY will
open on March 20th. |
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Several Previously Missing A1335
Series Carpenter & Pierce Postcards added to existing page |
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McKean Reunion Notes |
23 MAR |
Payne Family of Hamilton Township |
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Orton Family of Wilnecote, England
and Tioga County, Pennsylvania |
24 MAR |
Waeir Cemetery - Revised and Photos
Added |
25 MAR |
1945 Diary of Dewey Hamilton of
Jackson Township |
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1947 Diary of Dewey Hamilton |
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Hi Joyce!
Wow, I wish I'd had this kind of helpful information 28 years
ago - citing sources, knowing neighborhoods, etc. I wasted
a lot of valuable time , not to mention energy!
Thanks for a truly GREAT SITE.
Susan |
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Rhoda ENGLISH Ladd phoned
today. She is almost 96 years old now and enjoys receiving all the mail
that so many of you have sent to her. We are ever grateful for the foundation
she laid down for us to build on. |
26 MAR |
1942 Diary of Berneice REED MacDougall
of Town of Veteran - First six months done so far. Includes news clippings
- excellent war years account. Introduction by Walt Samson. |
27 MAR |
1914 Diary of Dewey J. Hamilton
of Jackson Township |
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1917 Diary of Dewey J. Hamilton |
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1942 Diary of Berneice REED MacDougall
last Six months added |
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1918 Diary of Dewey J. Hamilton |
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CALL FOR PARTICIPATION
Do you live in a place called Rome? We invite you to participate
in a storytelling project. We are looking for people who live in
places called Rome around the world, to tell us stories. These stories
will be heard by people this summer in Rome, Italy, as they bicycle around
the city as part of an art and science festival.
To participate, visit:
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or for more information about the project go to:
www.rebuildingRome.com
We hope to hear from you soon!
Janus |
28 MAR |
1937 Diary of Berneice REED MacDougall
of Town of Veteran - First six months done so far. Includes news clippings.
Introduction by Walt Samson includes highlights of 1937 and family histories.. |
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1920 Diary of Dewey J. Hamilton |
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1909 John W. DeWitt updates
Uncle Paul Cudworth in Michigan on Troy and Mainesburg |
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Dear Ms Tice
In WW 2 while in the navy..we attempted
to hitchike across penna.
From Wash. DC to Elmira. It was mid winter..We made it to Roaring branch,
Pa.
Late on a snowy night..No traffic anywhere. stranded. There was
a doings at the methodist church and we were invited in..cold and hungry.
Like some miracle an older gent said he would drive us to Canton...gas
was rationed, the hour was late
Had he not taken us we would be in a big bind..So I went to Key word
and~> Bless you for all the history of Roaring branch thank you!
Such detail am amazed
george rahall
Calif. |
29 MAR |
This Saturday, March 29, at 8 p.m. local time, you can join millions
of people around the world in Earth Hour by turning off your lights for
one hour in a symbolic action to draw attention to climate change.
A global event which will start in Christchurch, New Zealand, span more
than 30 cities and finish in San Francisco, California, this global power
down is the largest voluntary action of its kind in history and will send
a powerful message about the need to find a solution to the greatest threat
our planet has ever faced. More details on Earth Hour can be found
at www.earthhour.org. |
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At the Castle in Sylvania |
31 MAR |
Thank you Joyce. I have to admit I "stumbled' accross your wonderful
site quite by accident. I knew my mother Mary Louise Rugaber (married
Chaize) was born in Westfield. She taught at the local High School
after
graduation from Normal school in Mansfield. A couple of her students
were older than my mother. She had at least four brothers and a sister.
One, Arthur had a furniture store in Westfield for many years.Another,
Charles, was personal secretary to at least two Pennsylvania Governors.
I was surprised to find my grandfather, J F Rugaber, had published
the
local newspaper in the late 1890's. Thank you so much for refreshing
my
memory of the beautiful Cowanesque Valley
Gary , Florida |