June 1998 - webpages-l@genealogy.net

[webpages-l] Re: wie geht es Herrn Unger?
by D. Selig 29 Jun '98

29 Jun '98

Liebe Frau Teck, danke fuer die Nachricht ueber Guenther; ich gebe sie weiter an das "webpages" Team. Uebermitteln Sie bitte unseren lieben Guenther von uns allen herzliche Gruesse und Wuensche zur baldigen kompletten Wiederherstellung seiner Gesundheit. Nochmals vielen Dank, Dora Selig ----- Begin Included Message -----

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[webpages-l] updated Swiss pages : broken links fixed
by Seelentag Wolfhart KSSG_RO 24 Jun '98

24 Jun '98

Dear All, I have just loaded http://www.genealogy.com/gene/tmp/up/pages/ch/hist-de.html http://www.genealogy.com/gene/tmp/up/pages/ch/history.html http://www.genealogy.com/gene/tmp/up/pages/ch/contac-e.htm http://www.genealogy.com/gene/tmp/up/pages/ch/bulval-m.htm http://www.genealogy.com/gene/tmp/up/pages/ch/news-m.htm http://www.genealogy.com/gene/tmp/up/pages/chfamily-e.htm to go to .../reg/CH/... http://www.genealogy.com/gene/tmp/up/pages/ch/agallg-d.htm http://www.genealogy.com/gene/tmp/up/pages/ch/agallg-e.htm http://www.genealogy.com/gene/tmp/up/pages/ch/tiallg-e.htm http://www.genealogy.com/gene/tmp/up/pages/ch/luallg-d.htm http://www.genealogy.com/gene/tmp/up/pages/chsgstia-d.htm to go to .../reg/CH/kant/... To check the links I have used http://www.netmechanic.com/link_check.htm as mentioned earlier : the only problem is that this service will just stop after 200 pages or 500 links (whatever is reached first) - insufficient to check all SwissGen pages (let alone all German Genealogy pages) in one go. But this service could be employed by individuals for "their own" pages. The only sure way to get all pages you want checked is to create a "check page", listing all pages you want checked - have a look at http://www.eye.ch/swissgen/check.htm To create this page I have basically just converted a directory listing into a web page - quite simple when you look after a complete subdirectory (like I do for Switzerland), possibly a bit more complicated when you feel responsible for pages scattered all over the place. I have two further such pages (for the kant dir and the ver+schori directories) plus the news page for all new pages - which means I have to ask for four runs each time. Each check run will continue afterwards with follow-up pages and will finally stop, usually due to the 500 links limitation - so it's worth to remember which page is the last one on your shopping list ! I have to admit that the lists provided by Arthur and Jim were much more convenient ;-). Best regards - Wolf -------------- Wolf W. Seelentag, PhD, e-mail : wolf(a)swissmail.com Klinik fuer Radio-Onkologie, Kantonsspital, CH - 9007 St. Gallen, Switzerland Tel : +41-71-4942233 Fax : +41-71-4942893

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[webpages-l] (Fwd) Re: German Genealogy Webpage
by W. Fred Rump 24 Jun '98

24 Jun '98

Here's a helper volunteer. Braucht jemand einen Uebersetzer fuer seine Seiten? Bitte schreibt an ihn. Fred ------- Forwarded Message Follows ------- Send reply to: "Stef" <sclay(a)goucher.edu> From: "Stef" <sclay(a)goucher.edu> To: <fred(a)k2nesoft.com> Subject: Re: German Genealogy Webpage Date sent: Mon, 22 Jun 1998 09:38:49 -0400 Sounds good. I can translate german into English and vice versa. -----Original Message----- From: W. Fred Rump <fred(a)k2nesoft.com> To: Stef <sclay(a)goucher.edu> Cc: webpages-l(a)genealogy.net <webpages-l(a)genealogy.net> Date: June 21 1998 17:30 Subject: Re: German Genealogy Webpage Also sprach Stef on 18 Jun 98, at 12:30 about German Genealogy Webpage: > Hi there, > > The last update to the page was in February, so I don't know whether > you're still looking for people to help you out, but I know HTML and I'm > a native German. I live in Baltimore, MD, though, and work as an > underpaid webmaster for Johns Hopkins U :-) Let me know if you still > need help and what you need done. > > Thanks! > Stef > Woah guy, updates are practically done on a daily basis. Our needs are not on the technical side of webmastering but rather on data development and research to put 'into' the web pages. There is always a need with translations from one language to another so that all pages are available bi-lingually. I'll cc your note to the webpages team. Maybe someone can give you a job. :-) Fred Fred Rump http://www.k2nesoft.com/~fred 26 Warren St http://www.pelicanlake.com Beverly, NJ 08010 fred(a)compu.com or 609-386-6846 fred(a)k2nesoft.com Fred Rump http://www.k2nesoft.com/~fred 26 Warren St http://www.pelicanlake.com Beverly, NJ 08010 fred(a)compu.com or 609-386-6846 fred(a)k2nesoft.com

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[webpages-l] Familie Stipp
by Richard Heli 22 Jun '98

22 Jun '98

>Return-Path: stipp(a)sol.com.br >From: "Linneu Jose Liborio Stipp" <stipp(a)sol.com.br> >To: <webmaster(a)genealogy.net> >Cc: "Linneu J.L. Stipp" <stipp(a)sol.com.br> >Subject: Familie Stipp >Date: Sun, 21 Jun 1998 13:08:58 -0300 >X-MSMail-Priority: Normal >X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V4.71.1712.3 > >Nicolau Stipp, sua mulher Ágada, seus filhos José e Pedro José emigraram da Alemanha para o Brasil, em 1827, provavelmente em agosto,pois chegaram no Rio de Janeiro em 30/11/1827. Vieram a bordo da Galera Holandeza "Maria" com outras 41 familias de alemães. > >Preciso saber de onde era Nicolau Stipp ><!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD W3 HTML//EN"> ><HTML> ><HEAD> > ><META content=text/html;charset=iso-8859-1 http-equiv=Content-Type> ><META content='"MSHTML 4.71.1712.3"' name=GENERATOR> ></HEAD> ><BODY bgColor=#ffffff> ><DIV><FONT color=#000000 face=Arial size=2>Nicolau Stipp, sua mulher >Ágada, seus filhos José e Pedro José emigraram da Alemanha >para o Brasil, em 1827, provavelmente em agosto,pois chegaram no Rio de Janeiro >em 30/11/1827. Vieram a bordo da Galera Holandeza "Maria" com outras >41 familias de alemães.</FONT></DIV> ><DIV><FONT color=#000000 face=Arial size=2></FONT> </DIV> ><DIV><FONT color=#000000 face=Arial size=2>Preciso saber de onde era Nicolau >Stipp</FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML> >

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[webpages-l] Re: German Genealogy Webpage
by W. Fred Rump 21 Jun '98

21 Jun '98

Also sprach Stef on 18 Jun 98, at 12:30 about German Genealogy Webpage: > Hi there, > > The last update to the page was in February, so I don't know whether > you're still looking for people to help you out, but I know HTML and I'm a > native German. I live in Baltimore, MD, though, and work as an underpaid > webmaster for Johns Hopkins U :-) Let me know if you still need help and > what you need done. > > Thanks! > Stef > Woah guy, updates are practically done on a daily basis. Our needs are not on the technical side of webmastering but rather on data development and research to put 'into' the web pages. There is always a need with translations from one language to another so that all pages are available bi-lingually. I'll cc your note to the webpages team. Maybe someone can give you a job. :-) Fred Fred Rump http://www.k2nesoft.com/~fred 26 Warren St http://www.pelicanlake.com Beverly, NJ 08010 fred(a)compu.com or 609-386-6846 fred(a)k2nesoft.com

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[webpages-l] Germans to America
by Richard Heli 20 Jun '98

20 Jun '98

>Return-Path: smada(a)webtv.net >From: smada(a)webtv.net >Date: Fri, 19 Jun 1998 18:45:48 -0400 >To: webmaster(a)genealogy.net >Subject: Germans to America > >Just thought I would tell you that the Paterson NJ Library only has Vol >1 >of these books---They did not tell me this when I inquired by phone... > >Florence > >

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AW: [webpages-l] broken link checks
by Seelentag Wolfhart KSSG_RO 19 Jun '98

19 Jun '98

>Von: Arthur Teschler[SMTP:Arthur.Teschler@informatik.med.uni-giessen.de] >Gesendet: Donnerstag, 18. Juni 1998 19:52 >An: 'webpages-l(a)genealogy.net' >Betreff: Re: [webpages-l] broken link checks / full text search entire site > >On Thu, 18 Jun 1998, Seelentag Wolfhart KSSG_RO wrote: > >> On my Medical Physics pages (only 30 of them so far - so a much smaller >> task) I use >> http://www.netmechanic.com/link_check.htm >> which takes ages, but can run in the background - you have to enter an >> e-mail address and are notified when they are finished; you then have >> two days to view the result on a web page (rather a series of web >> pages). This would require much less time to "create" - but would be >> much more time consuming to read, I suppose ! >> >> The alternative would be that we all use this service directly - just >> for "our own" pages. > >Letzteres waere die einzige Moeglichkeit. Ich habe den Dienst schon einmal >ausprobiert, den ganzen Server auf einmal prueft er nicht. > >Arthur.Teschler(a)uni-giessen.de ------ Haengt von der Groesse ab : Sorry! Your web site exceeded our maximum allowed number of links. We currently limit tests to 500 links. Results are a partial summary of your site. Sorry! Your web site exceeded our maximum allowed number of pages. We currently limit tests to 200 pages. Results are a partial summary of >your site. Also scheint in unsrem Fall wirklich "Eigenverantwortung" gefragt zu sein ;-). Wer sich einmal ansehen will, wie so ein Report aussieht, kann dies in den naechsten knapp 2 Tagen tun : http://www.netmechanic2.com/reports/16814296-00198.htm Beste Gruesse - Wolf ---------------------- Wolf W. Seelentag, PhD, e-mail : wolf(a)swissmail.com Reherstr. 19, CH - 9016 St. Gallen, Switzerland Tel (home) : +41-71-2885121 Tel (work) : +41-71-4942233 Fax : +41-71-4942893

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[webpages-l] broken link checks / full text search entire site
by Seelentag Wolfhart KSSG_RO 18 Jun '98

18 Jun '98

Dear All, I just noted that we haven't had a broken link ckeck since Jim Eggert's and Arthur Teschler's effort of May 13th : this will be at least partly caused by the work and time involved to produce such a nice and easy to read report. On my Medical Physics pages (only 30 of them so far - so a much smaller task) I use http://www.netmechanic.com/link_check.htm which takes ages, but can run in the background - you have to enter an e-mail address and are notified when they are finished; you then have two days to view the result on a web page (rather a series of web pages). This would require much less time to "create" - but would be much more time consuming to read, I suppose ! The alternative would be that we all use this service directly - just for "our own" pages. Any comments ? I have mentioned my Medical Physics pages - have a look at http://www.sgsmp.ch/ but wait for a few days : hopefully early next week the upgraded pages will be loaded, including a full text search on the entire domain, using a feature offered by HotBot - would something like this be considered worthwhile for our Genealogy Pages as well ? They offer this feature for subdirectories as well - but it doesn't work (with me) : I have reported this to their help desk and hope for a reply and remedy. Best regards - Wolf -------------- Wolf W. Seelentag, PhD, e-mail : wolf(a)swissmail.com Klinik fuer Radio-Onkologie, Kantonsspital, CH - 9007 St. Gallen, Switzerland Tel : +41-71-4942233 Fax : +41-71-4942893

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[webpages-l] new/updated Swiss pages
by Seelentag Wolfhart KSSG_RO 18 Jun '98

18 Jun '98

Dear All, you may remember that a few cantons got lost from our collection of Swiss cantonal maps (on their way to me) - I now got permission to use corresponding maps from the Swiss Castles page. I have loaded http://www.genealogy.com/gene/tmp/up/pages/ch/map_l.htm http://www.genealogy.com/gene/tmp/up/pages/ch/map_r.htm http://www.genealogy.com/gene/tmp/up/pages/ch/news-m.htm to go to .../reg/CH/... plus 6 files each of the type carte_xx.htm carte-xx.gif to go to .../reg/CH/kant/... Thanks and best regards - Wolf -------------- Wolf W. Seelentag, PhD, e-mail : wolf(a)swissmail.com Klinik fuer Radio-Onkologie, Kantonsspital, CH - 9007 St. Gallen, Switzerland Tel : +41-71-4942233 Fax : +41-71-4942893

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[webpages-l] (Fwd) Help to German regional Web-Pages
by W. Fred Rump 18 Jun '98

18 Jun '98

------- Forwarded Message Follows ------- Date sent: Wed, 17 Jun 1998 20:56:08 +0200 From: "J.& S. Dillemann" <sgravi(a)club-internet.fr> To: fred(a)k2nesoft.com Subject: Help to German regional Web-Pages Hello! I am German living in France and a total "newbie" in genealogy. Nevertheless I could help others in searching elements (adresses, documents) in France or translating French documents. Greetings Susi Fred Rump http://www.k2nesoft.com/~fred 26 Warren St http://www.pelicanlake.com Beverly, NJ 08010 fred(a)compu.com or 609-386-6846 fred(a)k2nesoft.com

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[webpages-l] Fw: Genealogy
by Fred Rump 16 Jun '98

16 Jun '98

-----Original Message----- From: Monika Ernst <moernst(a)isf.unizh.ch> To: fred(a)k2nesoft.com <fred(a)k2nesoft.com> Date: Monday, June 15, 1998 2:23 AM Subject: Genealogy >Hallo > >I'm Monika and works since approx. 10 years in Genealogy. A big part >from my family cames from German (Schwäbische Alp, Baden-Baden and >Mecklenburg-Vorpommern/Danzig). > >My e-mail adress are: moerns(a)isf.unizh.ch >

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Re: [webpages-l] German form letter
by Richard Heli 13 Jun '98

13 Jun '98

If someone would like to improve things, I would install it. Rick At 08:16 PM 6/12/98 -0400, Jim Eggert wrote: >Rick wrote: > >> I saw this on s.g.g as well... > >The point is that we don't have a form letter of this nature, so >perhaps someone should adapt the one from kajukenb or write another >one. > >-- >=Jim Eggert EggertJ(a)LL.mit.edu > >

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[webpages-l] Re: Verbandsgemeinde Enkenbach- Alsonborn Ihre Burger 1650-1850
by W. Fred Rump 13 Jun '98

13 Jun '98

Christine, I'm currently on the road travelling. I suppose your places are in southern Germany where I have no personal connectivity but I'm posting your note to the other webpage workers who might know of some use for your book. Actually there are numerous such works and I have no idea how to make their content available to the net. Fred Also sprach Christine Harris on 11 Jun 98, at 12:42 about Verbandsgemeinde Enkenbach- Alsonborn Ihre Burger: > I have in possession this book. It was published in 1982. > It has several references to Germans from the area including some of the > following towns: > > Enkenbach-Alsonborn > Mehlingen > Neuhemsbach > Sembach > Neukirchen > Baalborn > Rohrbach > Munchweiler > > Some of the places to which they immigrated in the US are: > > Buffalo, NY > Chicago, IL > Cincinnati, OH > Colorado Springs, CO > Los Angeles, CA > New Orleans, LA > New York, NY > Philadelphia, PA > Pittsburg, PA > Sacramento, CA > San Francisco, CA > St. Louis, MO > Wisconsin, no city mentioned > > There are probably a few more that the index didn't catch. > > As far as I know this book is out of print and it is the most > comprehensive genealogy I have ever seen. Would be happy to help out if > possible. The book is 820 pages including the index and it follows most > family members including females into their husbands line. > > Christine Harris > Fred Rump http://www.k2nesoft.com/~fred 26 Warren St http://www.pelicanlake.com Beverly, NJ 08010 fred(a)compu.com or 609-386-6846 fred(a)k2nesoft.com

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Re: [webpages-l] German form letter
by Richard Heli 13 Jun '98

13 Jun '98

Hi, I saw this on s.g.g as well... I suppose so, although I'm not all that crazy about the wording... The letter writer is made to sound rather subservient. Also, the 1 IRC "limit" applies only to Germany, not necessarily to other German-speaking countries, and, if we later expand this to multi-lingual, other countries. Not to mention that sending 2 IRC's might still be preferable in case the recipient finds more information later on. Finally, I suppose we would need permission from kajukenb to put this up on the website. Rick At 01:41 PM 6/12/98 -0400, you wrote: >Do we want to put this on the German genealogy server with the rest of >the form letters? > >=Jim Eggert EggertJ(a)LL.mit.edu >__________________________________ > >From: kajukenb(a)aol.com (Kajukenb) >Newsgroups: soc.genealogy.german >Subject: Corrected form letter to possible relatives >Lines: 105 >Message-ID: <1998060923295400.TAA02823(a)ladder01.news.aol.com> >NNTP-Posting-Host: ladder01.news.aol.com >X-Admin: news(a)aol.com >Date: 09 Jun 1998 23:29:54 GMT >Organization: AOL http://www.aol.com > >Hi to all, > Here is a corrected version of my blind letter used for contacting possible >relatives in Germany, and an English translaltion of the letter. Please note >that you can send only ONE Internation Reply Coupon (IRC) due to government >restrictions on foreign money exchange. The IRC is a coupon that allows the >receiver to purchase a stamp at their local post office in Gernany. You can get >an IRC at your local post office. >When addressing the letter, make sure you put the five digit zip code in front >of the name of the town. Also, make sure you put a capital D- in front of the >zipcode (thie D- is the abbreviation for Deutschland). > >If you do not know the German zip codes for your town, you can go to the >following web address: >http://www.uni-frankfurt.de/plz/plzrequest.uk.html > >Hope this helps you find your lost relatives. >Regards, >Michael > >___________________________________________________________________ > > > Your >name > Your street & >number > Your city, state & >zip > USA > Date > > >Herr (if male)/Frau (if female)_________________ >D- 5 digit zip # _______ City >street name followed by house number >Germany > >Sehr geehrter Herr _________, >Sehr geehrte Frau _________, > > Ich suche nach meinen deutschen Vorfahren und interessiere mich >jetzt besonders fuer die Familie __________. Ich fuege als Anlage die >Angaben bei, die mir ueber diese Familie schon zur Verfuegung stehen. > > Ich habe im Telefonbuch Ihren Namen gefunden, und wende mich heute >an Sie in der Hoffnung, dass Sie mir bei meiner Suche helfen koennen. > > Obgleich ich weiss, dass Ihre Familie wohl nicht identisch mit der >meinen ist, schreibe ich Ihnen, falls Sie einige Hinweise ueber meine >Familie haetten, die Sie bereit waeren, mir mitzuteilen. Ich wuerde >selbstverstaendlich alle Unkosten erstatten. > > Ich weiss natuerlich, wie sehr Sie mit anderen, wichtigeren Sachen >beschaeftigt sind, jedoch waere ich fuer jede Hilfe, die Sie mir geben >koennten, sehr dankbar. Ich lege einen Internationalen Antwortschein zu >Ihrer Verfuegung bei. > > Mit herzlichsten Gruessen, > > Your signature > Your name typed > >_________________________________________________________________ > > > Your >street & number > Your city, >state & zip > USA > > Date > >Herr (if male)/Frau (if female)_________________ >(D - 5 digit zip #), city name >City street name followed by house number >Germany (in English) > >Dear Mr. (Herr)/Mrs. (Frau)__________________, > > I am researching my German ancestor, and am particularly >interested in the ____________ family. I enclose a copy of the information >I already have concerning this family. > > I have found your name in the telephone directory, and am writing >to you today, in the hope that you may be able to help me in my research. > > Although I know your family is probably not identical to mine, I >am writing to you in the hope that your may have some information >concerning my family that you might be willing to share with me. I shall >of course reimburse all your costs. > > I know of course how very busy you are with other, more important >matters. I would be very grateful, however, for any help you may be able >to give me. I enclose one International Reply Coupon for your return >postage. > >With warmest regards, > > >Your signature >Your name typed > >______________________________________________________________________ > >

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[webpages-l] German form letter
by Jim Eggert 12 Jun '98

12 Jun '98

Do we want to put this on the German genealogy server with the rest of the form letters? =Jim Eggert EggertJ(a)LL.mit.edu __________________________________ From: kajukenb(a)aol.com (Kajukenb) Newsgroups: soc.genealogy.german Subject: Corrected form letter to possible relatives Lines: 105 Message-ID: <1998060923295400.TAA02823(a)ladder01.news.aol.com> NNTP-Posting-Host: ladder01.news.aol.com X-Admin: news(a)aol.com Date: 09 Jun 1998 23:29:54 GMT Organization: AOL http://www.aol.com Hi to all, Here is a corrected version of my blind letter used for contacting possible relatives in Germany, and an English translaltion of the letter. Please note that you can send only ONE Internation Reply Coupon (IRC) due to government restrictions on foreign money exchange. The IRC is a coupon that allows the receiver to purchase a stamp at their local post office in Gernany. You can get an IRC at your local post office. When addressing the letter, make sure you put the five digit zip code in front of the name of the town. Also, make sure you put a capital D- in front of the zipcode (thie D- is the abbreviation for Deutschland). If you do not know the German zip codes for your town, you can go to the following web address: http://www.uni-frankfurt.de/plz/plzrequest.uk.html Hope this helps you find your lost relatives. Regards, Michael ___________________________________________________________________ Your name Your street & number Your city, state & zip USA Date Herr (if male)/Frau (if female)_________________ D- 5 digit zip # _______ City street name followed by house number Germany Sehr geehrter Herr _________, Sehr geehrte Frau _________, Ich suche nach meinen deutschen Vorfahren und interessiere mich jetzt besonders fuer die Familie __________. Ich fuege als Anlage die Angaben bei, die mir ueber diese Familie schon zur Verfuegung stehen. Ich habe im Telefonbuch Ihren Namen gefunden, und wende mich heute an Sie in der Hoffnung, dass Sie mir bei meiner Suche helfen koennen. Obgleich ich weiss, dass Ihre Familie wohl nicht identisch mit der meinen ist, schreibe ich Ihnen, falls Sie einige Hinweise ueber meine Familie haetten, die Sie bereit waeren, mir mitzuteilen. Ich wuerde selbstverstaendlich alle Unkosten erstatten. Ich weiss natuerlich, wie sehr Sie mit anderen, wichtigeren Sachen beschaeftigt sind, jedoch waere ich fuer jede Hilfe, die Sie mir geben koennten, sehr dankbar. Ich lege einen Internationalen Antwortschein zu Ihrer Verfuegung bei. Mit herzlichsten Gruessen, Your signature Your name typed _________________________________________________________________ Your street & number Your city, state & zip USA Date Herr (if male)/Frau (if female)_________________ (D - 5 digit zip #), city name City street name followed by house number Germany (in English) Dear Mr. (Herr)/Mrs. (Frau)__________________, I am researching my German ancestor, and am particularly interested in the ____________ family. I enclose a copy of the information I already have concerning this family. I have found your name in the telephone directory, and am writing to you today, in the hope that you may be able to help me in my research. Although I know your family is probably not identical to mine, I am writing to you in the hope that your may have some information concerning my family that you might be willing to share with me. I shall of course reimburse all your costs. I know of course how very busy you are with other, more important matters. I would be very grateful, however, for any help you may be able to give me. I enclose one International Reply Coupon for your return postage. With warmest regards, Your signature Your name typed ______________________________________________________________________

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[webpages-l] VIENNA/6980/ existiert nicht.
by Helmut H.AGENA, HH 12 Jun '98

12 Jun '98

---------- > Von: W. Fred Rump <fred(a)k2nesoft.com> > An: webpages-l(a)genealogy.net > Betreff: [webpages-l] (Fwd) Does this help? > Datum: Freitag, 12. Juni 1998 03:14 > > > ------- Forwarded Message Follows ------- > From: "Bishop Jude Speyrer" <jspeyrer(a)laol.net> > To: <fred(a)k2nesoft.com> > Subject: Does this help? > Date sent: Sat, 6 Jun 1998 20:06:17 -0500 > > This is our family [German] page: > > http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/6980/ > GEOCITIES kennt die Seite aber nicht sachreibt er. > J Speyrer > Ich ahbe den Verfasser deswegen angemorst. HelmutMfG aus HH von: Helmut H.H.H. Agena Ohlendiekskamp 68 D 22399 HAMBURG see / siehe Genealogy/ie der/of the AGENA - Web - Seite/site: http://members.aol.com/HAgena1401/index.html

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[webpages-l] updated Swiss pages
by Seelentag Wolfhart KSSG_RO 12 Jun '98

12 Jun '98

Dear All, I have loaded a few pages with minor changes : http://www.genealogy.com/gene/tmp/up/pages/ch/kanton-m.htm http://www.genealogy.com/gene/tmp/up/pages/ch/kanton-t.htm http://www.genealogy.com/gene/tmp/up/pages/ch/conreg-m.htm to go to .../reg/CH/... http://www.genealogy.com/gene/tmp/up/pages/ch/zhallg-e.htm to go to .../reg/CH/kant/... Thanks and best regards - Wolf -------------- Wolf W. Seelentag, PhD, e-mail : wolf(a)swissmail.com Klinik fuer Radio-Onkologie, Kantonsspital, CH - 9007 St. Gallen, Switzerland Tel : +41-71-4942233 Fax : +41-71-4942893

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[webpages-l] Korrekturen
by Volker Milbrandt 12 Jun '98

12 Jun '98

Neue Version im tmp-Verzeichnis für /gene/misc/softw-d.html Gruß Volker -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dipl.-Math. Volker Milbrandt Tel. 0711 / 685-5320 ; priv. 0711 / 7286036 Math.Inst.B / 2.LS, Univ. Stuttgart, Pfaffenwaldring 57, D-70550 Stuttgart Email: Milbrandt(a)mathematik.uni-stuttgart.de

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[webpages-l] Re: Database
by W. Fred Rump 12 Jun '98

12 Jun '98

Also sprach Uwe Krickhahn on 7 Jun 98, at 13:44 about Re: Database: > Hallo Fred. > Es ist jetzt Zeit meine Database der "Welt" zur Verf"ugung zu stellen. Im > Moment hat es 21100 Orte und ist noch im Aufbau begriffen. Hier und da > sind noch Tipfehler aber die bekomme ich langsam unter Kontrolle. Die > database erh"alt nur Orte "ostlich der Oder/Neisse. Ost und Westpreussen > ist fertig. Pommern nur noch ein halber Kreis zumachen. Brandenburg etwa > 35 %. Schlesien etwa 5 %. Posen etwa 1%. Memelland/Memel 100 %. Ich mache > ungef"ahr 25 bis 50 Orte pro Tag dazu. Frage: Wie kann ich korregieren ? > Wie lade ich dazu? Wie kann ich ausl"oschen? Und wie kann ein > Suchmechanismus eingebaut werden ?. Gr"osse der database ist jetzt 9 mgs > und wird wohl noch auf ueber 20 mgs anschwellen. Ausserdem hat meine > Alpha4 database noch eine Seite hinter der Seite f"ur zus"atzliche > Information und ich bin nicht sicher wie man die erreichen kann ueber's > Netz. Downloading how ? Sollte man jetzt schon die Provinzen auseinander > ziehen? Welches leicht zu machen ist. --- Fragen, Fragen. Uwe Krickhahn > Medicine Hat, Alberta Canada > Uwe, Im Moment ist es schlecht fuer mich in groessere Unterhaltungen zu kommen. Wir haben wohl in der Vergangenheit ueber das obige Projekt gesprochen ich habe aber die genaue Unterhaltung nicht zur Hand. (Ich sitze im Moment in einem RV eine Meile vom Eingang zum Bryce National Park in Utah) Im grossen ganzen brauchen wir eine komplette Ortsverzeichnung ala Meier's Lexikon im Internet. Sie sollte natuerlich den Genealogen der Welt zugaenglich sein. Das muss dann also per web page access arrangiert werden. Deswegen eine Kopie an webpages-l wo wir solche Arbeit normal besprechen wuerden. Ich wuerde vorschlagen das Du Dich an der Mail Liste beteiligst und das diese Arbeit dort weiter besprochen wird. Wenn Du dazu bereit bist, kann Dora Selig Dich in die webpages liste eintragen. Ihre Adresse ist dselig(a)sd.id.ethz.ch Fred Fred Rump http://www.k2nesoft.com/~fred 26 Warren St http://www.pelicanlake.com Beverly, NJ 08010 fred(a)compu.com or 609-386-6846 fred(a)k2nesoft.com

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[webpages-l] (Fwd) Does this help?
by W. Fred Rump 12 Jun '98

12 Jun '98

------- Forwarded Message Follows ------- From: "Bishop Jude Speyrer" <jspeyrer(a)laol.net> To: <fred(a)k2nesoft.com> Subject: Does this help? Date sent: Sat, 6 Jun 1998 20:06:17 -0500 This is our family [German] page: http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/6980/ J Speyrer Fred Rump http://www.k2nesoft.com/~fred 26 Warren St http://www.pelicanlake.com Beverly, NJ 08010 fred(a)compu.com or 609-386-6846 fred(a)k2nesoft.com

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None
by None 11 Jun '98

11 Jun '98

Liebe Frau Selig, Günther geht es inzwischen wieder gut. Nach zwei Wochen Wartezeit war die Operation am 2. Juni. Mehr als 11 Stunden hat es gedauert. Der Tumor war gutartig, leider aber hart wie Stein und er mußte mit einem Laser Millimeter für Millimeter entfernt werden. Ich habe während der OP gewartet und konnte unmittelbar danach mit dem leitenden Arzt sprechen. Sie haben mit drei Teams nacheinander gearbeitet. Es ist gottseidank alles gut gegangen, kein Gewebe wurde verletzt. Dies war unsere größte Sorge, denn der Tumor hatte laut Aussage der Ärzte eine "pikante" Lage. Man darf gar nicht darüber nachdenken, was alles hätte passieren können. Nach drei Tagen auf der Intensivstation konnte Günther dann wieder auf die Station. Seitdem macht er täglich gute Fortschritte. Heute waren wir das erste Mal wieder an der frischen Luft. Es hat ihm so gutgetan -es ist wie ein neues Leben, das er jetzt langsam wieder entdeckt und genießt. Die Wunde ist gut verheilt und morgen sollen die Klammern entfernt werden. Am Montag beginnt eine Rehabilitations-Maßnahme in einer Reha-Klinik in Hattingen/Ruhr, mit der seine Sehstörungen gemildert werden sollen. Der Tumor hat lange auf einen Sehnerv gedrückt und dadurch eine "Doppelsichtigkeit" erzeugt. Lt. Aussage der Ärzte gehen diese Beschwerden zurück, werden auch ganz verschwinden, aber das braucht halt seine Zeit. Das Lesen strengt ihn darum noch sehr an. Lieb von Ihnen, daß sie ihn temporär von der Liste abgemeldet haben - ich trau mich ja gar nicht, seine eMails abzurufen, denn so viel Papier kann ich gar nicht tragen... ;-)) Ihre lieben Grüße werde ich Günther morgen überbringen. Seine Antwort erhalten Sie dann von mir auf diesem Wege. Im Namen von Günther sage ich Ihnen aber jetzt schon vielen Dank. Herzliche Grüße aus Kleve - Ihre Bärbel Teck ----- End Included Message -----

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[webpages-l] Guenther Unger - hat jemand Nachrichten? + Urlaub
by dselig＠sd.id.ethz.ch 10 Jun '98

10 Jun '98

Hallo, hat sich jemand ueber den Gesundheitszustand von Guenther erkundigt? Ich kann die Mail nicht finden, die er ueber seine Bekannte an uns geschickt hat; ihm stand ja eine Operation bevor. Hat bitte noch jemand die Adresse der Bekannten? Es hat wohl keinen Sinn, Mail an seine Adresse zu schicken. Danke und viele Gruesse, Dora P.S. bin an Freitag wiedermal fuer 2 Wochen im Urlaub, kann bitte jemand das moven von Web-Seiten uebernehmen? Z.Z. tut sich ja sowieso nicht viel - Ferienzeit?! D. Selig, dselig(a)genealogy.net suche nach: Selig/Seelig, Roth, Diessl, Vobl, Wagner, Weigl, Linert; ehem. Bezirk Luditz; Klier, Beck/Peck, Rauscher, Groessmann, Schaerf, Koelbl, Hanke, Gamperle, Loeschner, Nussbaumer, Reinelt; ehem. Bez. St.Joachimsthal und Komotau; Mueller, Jordan, Hulla/Hulin, Widmann/Wittmann, Klimetscheck; ehem. Bezirk Postelberg; West- und Nordwest-Boehmen.

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[webpages-l] a further update
by W. Fred Rump 09 Jun '98

09 Jun '98

A friendly greeting, ein freundlichen Gruss aus Utah Many of you have written me to let me know you appreciate these little trip reports. Since people apparently like them, I added some more friends to the list. My wife and I have been on our first long RV odysee since May 17th when we took off for Oregon with quick stops on the way out at the factory where this RV was built in Napanee, Indiana, then on to Naperville outside of Chicago to visit with our son, Bernie, putative in-laws and then old friends Vance & Iris Cummings in Fargo, ND. The weather was mostly rainy and chilly but it didn't matter too much as we drove most of the time. Once in Oregon we leased a camping spot for the year to obtain a legal address there and then registered our RV and our toad. The toad is a 4WD Jeep Cherokee Limited which tows without adding milage on the odometer and on all four wheels. The RV is a 40 foot diesel pusher with all the amenities of home. >From Oregon we worked our way south and we have lately been crossing back and forth between Nevada, Aizona and Utah to see various wonders of nature along with the man-made wonder: Las Vegas. We spend from 1 to 3 days in a location but know full well that in most cases a week is needed. There is simply too much to see and do along the way. My other problem is that there are too many pictures which need to be taken. It is simply awsome out here and I would like to take it all back on film. We stayed a couple days at the base of Mt Whitney and explored as much as possible. Some roads were still closed as the winter washes much dirt across the serpentine roads which weave there way up into the clouds. But there were plenty of other roads to take. At the bottom of the mountain are spectacular scenes which have been used in many hollywood movies as backdrops. From Mt Whitney we drove through Death Valley National Park for a whole day stopping along the way but not camping anywhere. We probably should have as the desert has its own beauty. In other words we went from the highest spot in the 48 states to the lowest and hottest spot. Usually it's about 120 degrees in the summer in the valley. We arrived in Vegas and stayed at a rather fancy place called the OASIS RV Resort. The prices are generally around $20 per night for all RV parks. Vegas was very tiring as the casinos seem to have no end and one can never find his way out of there which is probably the idea. Marlies had to dispense with some quarters - all of them - before she could leave happily. I didn't even bother. I enjoyed the spectacular phantasy which the casinos build up on the outside. I was also very much impressed with the inside of NY- NY which really was done very artistically and showed, with much imagination, various lifestyles and scenes of New York City. One day we spend in Red Rock Canyon just outside of Vegas and I even climbed a small mountain on a rather lengthy hike. Marlies waited down at the bottom but fell anyway on the way down the less challenging path. She was more scared than hurt and valiantly marched on a step at a time. Next was Zion National Park where we bought a Golden Age pass for $10 which gives us free entrance to all kinds of federal parks and forests. (Last night we camped in Kaibob National Forest campground for the whole sum of $5.) All these trips from one place to another are accompanied by phantastic scenery on the way there. The Virgin River Gorge on the way to Zion was one such trip. In this case it was an interstate highway which cut through the gorge next to the river but mostly we travel the smaller and more "interesting" scenic roads. One of those roads was the one from Zion to the Grand Canyon. I actually tested it first with the jeep. It is a switchback road build in the 20s when cars were small and a 60 foot RV with toad had not been thought of. They actually place a 50 foot limit on combined length but nobody said anything and I paid $10 for them to close the tunnel at the top of this road so I could have the entire use of the thing. With all my preparation I still forgot that I was wearing sun glasses and upon entry into the tunnel all was pitch black. My lights were on but I still could only see a slight white line in the middle of the tunnel. Boy, did I swich glasses quickly. All went well and yesterday (Sunday) we camped at the closest campground to the northern rim of the Grand Canyon at Jacob's Lake. All RV parks were already booked and we chanced a National Park campground where they have no direct hookup facilities. I squeezed into a so-called pull-thru with 1/2 an inch to spare against a railing. Marlies swore I would not be able to get out of there. I managed quite well this morning and Marlies said, 'that was good'. She's finally realizing that I can drive this thing and is now even knitting as we drive. Quite a change from the pins and needles 'Vorsicht' messages I used to get every mile or so. She would read every sign on the road as if I couldn't see it. The marvel of marvels came when she actually used the video camera to film my treck up to the afore mentioned tunnel. I can't look down as I get scared and dizzy but she has no such fears of hights - just roads. Yesterday was a very, very windy day on the canyon rim. It is close to 9000 ft high up there and cold. The vista is indescribable. One must see it. We bought all these videos and watched some of them but none do the real thing justice. One impression I must share and that is that sometimes we need to remind ourselves that this is America. That is how many foreigners come to see our sights. My chances of stopping a stranger are surely 50-50 that such a person speaks German for example. They are here in all manner of vehicles and we meet them at every turn. A Rotel bus seems to be following us or maybe there are many of them. These things are Mercedes buses which have sleeping facilities in three stories in back. Strange looking vehicles. They hold up to 40 people but the one we saw in the Zion RV park had 'only' 26 passengers. That brings up a story. I was relaxed and drinking a cup of coffee when a couple stood not too far away discussing our RV - in German. The man came over and said: 'wieviel money? wieviel kostet zat?'. I let him struggle a few seconds and then said: 'Sie koennen ruhig deutsch sprechen.' The man almost fell over. 'Der kann deutsch', he hollored over to the women with a sense of total amazement and she too came over. They were from that Rotel bus we saw parked near the entrance. Marlies was cooking but I could tell the lady was absolutely burning to see the inside and when Marlies could also speak German, well, she was really babbling away. All this in 'bayrisch'. Most of the folks we meet or hear seem to come from the southern part of Germany or maybe Austria or Switzerland. It's tough for me to have a conversation without a lot of 'wie bitte?' Today there were swarms of Germans here in Bryce National Park and we saw the red bus again. But many Germans seem to rent cars in California and drive from there. Others take those typical tour busses. Like I said, I'm really amazed at the numbers. It seems that no matter which corner of this country I go to see, they are there too. Yesterday out on the point of the Bright Angels lookout, where I was scared of the hights and hugging the wall of the 4 foot path, a lady stood there as if a thousand foot drop was nothing. She was pointing out some scenery to her son in bayrisch (the Bavarian dialect of German) and I asked her if she wasn't afraid. I mean it was windy and there are no rails and lots lose stones. She just said that they were used to the hights as they were from the Alps. Well, well - I didn't think one would ever get that close and not worry about falling down. We had a nice conversation and she mentioned that the northern rim was much nicer because there weren't as many people there and it was less commercial. I had no idea. I thought it was very crowded here too as I couldn't even get a cabin to rent. She said that she had just gotten one 20 minutes ago. I wonder if they reserve these things for the foreigners? :-) Anyway, we went back to our RV which was 41 miles away. (That's why I asked about a cabin) and I made a nice fire and we watched the flames for a while. There was plenty of pre-cut wood lying about. I set the heat to 63 degrees and we went to bed. Both of us had a terrible night but neither wanted to wake the other. I couldn't breath through my nose and get enough air. At least that was the general feeling of my body and it resorted to mouth breathing which then was totally dryed out every time I woke up. I also had one lousy headache. I felt totally rotten and wanted to throw up. Marlies had the same symptoms. We then realized that we were trying to sleep at over 8000 feet altitude and that our bodies were resenting the change. In the morning I took four Sinutab pills and walked through the forest to get fresh air into my system. That didn't help much. Marlies then gave me some alkaselzer and I laid down on the sofa a little. I fell asleep and woke up feeling fine. That was one hell of a relief as outside the sun was shining and it was an absolutely beautiful morning. The wind from the day before was completly gone and the sky was as blue as blue can be. In the space of an hour or so I had turned from a miserable feeling to wanting to commune with nature and become a part of it. I felt great again. With Marlies it took a little longer. I spoke to some other campers and they informed me that plenty of liquids and about two days time are required to adjust to the thin air. With my new great feeling I even managed to squeeze out of our campspot with compliments from wifee. We then drove to where are now at the entrance to Bryce National Park where (Ruby) Syrett family seems to own everything. There is an inn and restaurant, a nightly rodeo, trail and wagon rides, RV park and even and a huge service center where they will change my oil on the diesel tomorrow. We even got their prime spot right out front where they like to show off the big rigs so that others might also come. It works well as we've already found out ourselves when we pull into places where we see other nice rigs. It was funny because I had asked for a full-hookup and they didn't have any. Then I said I had a 40 foot motor home and all of a sudden one had just become available. :-) There are about 10 large Tepees set up outside of our front view. They rent these out too. That way one gets the Indian experience. A western wagon rolled by a little while ago with Indians on horseback faking an attack. Here all that is not all that far in the past. There are huge reservations all around here. One can only shake his head at the desolate land given over to the Indians for their reservations. Anything the white man had absolutely no use for they gave to the Indians. Sometimes they'd find out there was something there and they simply chased the Indians somewhere else again. It's a sad story. Marlies bought some jewelry from some Indians who had parked themselves at an Arizona lookout right next to the sign which forbids such activity on national park land. It's $8 a nice necklace or 3 items for $20. Supposedly all made on the reservation but maybe it comes from China too. :-) Today we saw a little of Bryce. This is where the Hoodoos are. These are the strangest rock formations one can imagine. Did I say awesome? There are dozens of viewing areas one can explore and trail. Today we went to just one: Sunrise Point. Marlies did not want to take the long hike down into the canyon. I went off on my own, camera in hand. Germans are everywhere on the trail. I stopped a few dozen times to photograph undescribable scenery. It was very windy again. As I got about 2/3 of the way down a huge black cloud came out of nowhere and brought a tremendous storm with it. Icecold rain started to smack into me and it became difficult to manage to cross the many small passages which had staright drops down to the wherever. The path is worn but hardened mud. I could just see this stuff soaked with water and hurried as fast as I could back up to the top. I had no idea how far down I had gone. Others came from even further down and were also rushing out of there. Scary darkness in the sky and wild winds pushing and howling. Now I knew how those funny forms were made. Huffing and puffing with my heart pounding a mile a minute I fought my way from one sheltered wall to another. There would be absolute peace in such a sheltered place but go a few steps further and my glasses were about to be ripped off. Finally I saw Marlies in her red jacket waving above. She was worried as the storm was up at the top too. I got there and drank the water she had waiting for me and slowly the sky turned back to a beautiful blue. Wierd! We got out of there though and decided to sign up for another night here and another trip back to the canyons tomorrow. I've read stories of flash floods and canyons are not a very safe place to be in bad weather but the suddenness of this change really brought nature back to me as a thing of beauty but also of danger. The good thing about our early exit was that I got some time to write these notes. When we leave here we'll be dropping in on Salt Lake City some hundreds of miles to the north. Got to see all these genealogical sources with my own eyes too one time. Hope all id well at home for all you folks. With greetings from southern Utah Fred & Marlies

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[webpages-l] Re: Redigierte Ostfrieslandseiten.
by D. Selig 08 Jun '98

08 Jun '98

Lieber Helmut, ich habe Deine neue Seiten gestern gemoved; hoffe, es ist so OK? Gruss, Dora P.S. Bitte, schicke die pages mit dem richtigen Datei-Namen, welche sie in /gene/reg/HIST/ haben; es ist fuer mich einfacher zum moven; richtig: /gene/reg/HIST/ostfriesland-d.html /gene/reg/HIST/ostfriesland-e.html Auch bitte solche Announcements an webpages-l(a)genealogy.net schicken; nicht privat an mich (falls ich im Urlaub bin, kann es jemand anders uebernehmen) und NICHT an: > Cc: "Rootsweb German" <SURNAMES-GERMAN-I-request(a)rootsweb.com>, > "Genweb upload" <pages(a)genealogy.net> - die 1. Adresse ist total falsch - upload geht die nichts an, im Gegenteil, die upload-directory ist GEHEIM!! - die 2. dient zum uploaden, nicht fuer Mitteilungen! > > ich habe gerade die beiden Ostfrieslandseiten in neuester Fassung > per FTP geschickt: > > > //reg/HIST/ostfriesland.html > und > //reg/HIST/ostfriesland-.html > > die files stehen in up/pages als > reg.hist.ostfriesland.htm > reg.hist.ostfriesland-e.htm > > und können umgestellt werden.

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[webpages-l] Institut fuer Auslandsbeziehungen
by Richard Heli 07 Jun '98

07 Jun '98

Hi, This may be of interest as the Institut is said to have an extensive library which will loan things even to America. Rick >Resent-Date: Sun, 7 Jun 1998 03:17:37 -0700 (PDT) >Date: Sun, 07 Jun 1998 12:17:01 +0200 >From: Morres <uwe(a)morres.com> >Reply-To: umorres(a)usa.net >Organization: http://www.morres.com >Old-To: List Banat Genealogy <BANAT-L(a)rootsweb.com> >Subject: [BANAT-L] Institut fuer Auslandsbeziehungen >Resent-Message-ID: <"27_GF.A.2sC._ime1"@fp-1.rootsweb.com> >To: BANAT-L(a)rootsweb.com >Resent-From: BANAT-L(a)rootsweb.com >X-Mailing-List: <BANAT-L(a)rootsweb.com> archive/latest/2583 >X-Loop: BANAT-L(a)rootsweb.com >Resent-Sender: BANAT-L-request(a)rootsweb.com > >Hello ! > >... surfing around on the web I just found an URL that might be very >helpful for a lot of list members: > >http://www.ifa-ev.de/ > >It is the homepage of the "Institut fuer Auslandsbeziehungen" in >Stuttgart, Germany (... what is actually the English name of it? ...; it >seems they also have a research service. I did not check out everything >yet, but it seems that the site is quite new since some pages are still >under construction. > >Bye, >Uwe Morres - Heidelberg, Germany > > >==== BANAT Mailing List ==== >Urgent help needed to stop ammendment to allow spammers more flexibility >and free access to your electronic mail box. Please visit and review the >CAUSE request at: http://www.wasatch.com/~dsam/antispam/cauce.htm > > > > >

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[webpages-l] WG: Home-Page für Pommern
by Seelentag Wolfhart KSSG_RO 06 Jun '98

06 Jun '98

Ist das auch fuer uns interessant ? Wolf >---------- >Von: > Juergen-Harder-Strass@T-ONLINE.DE[SMTP:Juergen-Harder-Strass@T-ONLINE.DE] >Gesendet: Samstag, 6. Juni 1998 00:12 >An: BLF-MITGLIEDER(a)ohfas3.hf.op.dlr.de >Betreff: Home-Page für Pommern > >Hallo Vereinskollegen und -kolleginnen > >ich habe zufällig eine Seite im Internet gefunden, die für Forscher die >auch im Raum Pommern forschen interessant sein könnte. > >http://www.on-line.de/~karin.schoepke/German.htm#Angebot > >Viele Grüße > >Jürgen Harder >89278 Nersingen >

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[webpages-l] updated Swiss pages/images
by Seelentag Wolfhart KSSG_RO 03 Jun '98

03 Jun '98

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[webpages-l] Re: Internet-Feature "Heissersehntes Amerika"
by D. Selig 03 Jun '98

03 Jun '98

> das unter der URL "http://www.sdr.de/radio/s2kultur/amerika/" erreichbar ist es nicht "http://www.sdr.de/radio/s2kultur/schulfunk/amerika/" ? Zu uns hat es auch ein link!! :-) Dora

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Re: [webpages-l] URL Correction - Ostfriesland pages
by D. Selig 03 Jun '98

03 Jun '98

> From: "Helmut H.AGENA, HH" <helmut.agena(a)metronet.de> Helmut, Deine neue Seiten sind ins upload directory nicht angekommen; koenntest Du sie nochmal schicken? Herzliche Gruesse, Dora > > Moin, > ich habe den alten URL schon getilgt und die Seiten per pages > gesandt. Ob sie aber verladen wurden ist mir nicht bekannt. > > > >From: twm(a)cheerful.com > > >Date: Thu, 28 May 1998 16:30:50 -0700 > > >To: webmaster(a)genealogy.net > > >CC: twm(a)cheerful.com > > >Subject: URL Correction > > > > > > > > >Moin, moin, Webmaster! > > > > > >Just a brief hello-note to let you know that there is an old > > > > > (dead) URL on your Ostfriesland page that needs to be removed. > > > > > >Here is the page it is on: > > >http://www.genealogy.com/gene/reg/HIST/ostfriesland-d.htm > > > > > >Here is the DEAD (obsolete) URL: (Please remove) > > >http://www.netwizards.net/~windmill/index.shtml > > > > > >The URLs (at AOL.com) for our 2 projects are correct: > > >WIND-MILL PERIODICAL (This is an offline publication now in its > > > > > sixth year; in English with Plattdeutsch.): > > >http://members.aol.com/gowindmill/index.html > > > > > >FOLKHART (Plattdeutsch Online Presentations): > > >http://members.aol.com/folkhart/index.html > > > > > >Dank and kind regards! > > > > > >HBHarvey for The Wind-Mill & FolkHart Projects

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[webpages-l] note for Austro-Hungarian Empire
by Richard Heli 02 Jun '98

02 Jun '98

Hi, I've added quite a bit to the Austro-Hungarian Empire page section on Gazetteers and Maps, in case any maintaining pages for regions in the East wish to link to it: http://www.genealogy.com/gene/reg/AUT/aut-hun.html#gaz Rick

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Re: [webpages-l] URL Correction
by Helmut H.AGENA, HH 02 Jun '98

02 Jun '98

Moin, ich habe den alten URL schon getilgt und die Seiten per pages gesandt. Ob sie aber verladen wurden ist mir nicht bekannt. MfG aus HH von: Helmut H.H.H. Agena Ohlendiekskamp 68 D 22399 HAMBURG see / siehe Genealogy/ie der/of the AGENA - Web - Seite/site: http://members.aol.com/HAgena1401/index.html ---------- > Von: Richard Heli <heli(a)best.com> > An: webpages-l(a)genealogy.net > Betreff: [webpages-l] URL Correction > Datum: Freitag, 29. Mai 1998 01:37 > > >From: twm(a)cheerful.com > >Date: Thu, 28 May 1998 16:30:50 -0700 > >To: webmaster(a)genealogy.net > >CC: twm(a)cheerful.com > >Subject: URL Correction > > > > > >Moin, moin, Webmaster! > > > >Just a brief hello-note to let you know that there is an old > > > (dead) URL on your Ostfriesland page that needs to be removed. > > > >Here is the page it is on: > >http://www.genealogy.com/gene/reg/HIST/ostfriesland-d.htm > > > >Here is the DEAD (obsolete) URL: (Please remove) > >http://www.netwizards.net/~windmill/index.shtml > > > >The URLs (at AOL.com) for our 2 projects are correct: > >WIND-MILL PERIODICAL (This is an offline publication now in its > > > sixth year; in English with Plattdeutsch.): > >http://members.aol.com/gowindmill/index.html > > > >FOLKHART (Plattdeutsch Online Presentations): > >http://members.aol.com/folkhart/index.html > > > >Dank and kind regards! > > > >HBHarvey for The Wind-Mill & FolkHart Projects > > > > > > > >----- > > > Sent using MailStart.com ( http://MailStart.Com/welcome.html ) > > > The FREE way to access your mailbox via any web browser, anywhere! > > > > > > >

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[webpages-l] links for http://www.genealogy.com/gene/reg/HIST/osna/#inter
by D. Selig 02 Jun '98

02 Jun '98

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links for http://www.genealogy.com/gene/reg/HIST/osna/#inter
by Dennis Nicklaus 02 Jun '98

02 Jun '98

An additional link you might want to add on your page: http://www.genealogy.com/gene/reg/HIST/osna/#inter is http://www.ankum.com It is a general webpage for the city of Ankum in Osnabrueck. Dennis Nicklaus nicklaus(a)fnal.gov ----- End Included Message -----

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[webpages-l] Nachricht von Guenther Unger
by D. Selig 02 Jun '98

02 Jun '98

Diese Nachricht ist ueber Frau Teck angekommen; ich moechte hiermit Guenther gute und baldige Besserung wuenschen. Viele Gruesse, Dora -------------------- Bochum, 24.5.98 Liebe Webpagler, vielleicht hat der Eine oder Andere von Euch sich schon gewundert, dass ich mich in der letzten Zeit nicht gemeldet habe. Das hat einen ganz einfachen Grund, ich halte mich seit Montag, dem 18. Mai in Bochum in der Klinik auf. Bei mir hat man einen (wohl gutartigen) Tumor im Gehirn festgestellt und der soll nun entfernt werden. Die erste Woche ist ohne grosse Untersuchungen und Massnahmen vorueber gegangen und ich hoffe nun, dass ich in der kommenden Woche operiert werde. Ich werde also wohl noch fuer eine gewisse Zeit ausfallen. Da ich hier in der Klinik noch keinen Internet Zugang habe :-(((, hat meinen eMail-Dienst jetzt Frau Teck, eine Kollegin von mir, uebernommen. Infos an mich koennt Ihr also an ihre eMail-Adresse senden. Ich hoffe, dass ich bald wieder voll auf dem Damm bin und dass ich dann wieder an den Genealogy-Seiten mitbasteln kann. Viele Gruesse Euer Guenther Unger

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[webpages-l] updated Swiss page
by Seelentag Wolfhart KSSG_RO 02 Jun '98

02 Jun '98

Dear All, Tim Philipp has just loaded http://www.genealogy.com/gene/tmp/up/pages/grallg-e.htm to go to .../reg/CH/kant/... Best regards - Wolf -------------- Wolf W. Seelentag, PhD, e-mail : wolf(a)swissmail.com Klinik fuer Radio-Onkologie, Kantonsspital, CH - 9007 St. Gallen, Switzerland Tel : +41-71-4942233 Fax : +41-71-4942893

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AW: [webpages-l] interesting site on Hessen/German genealogy
by Holger Zierdt 02 Jun '98

02 Jun '98

>-----Ursprungliche Nachricht----- >Von: Richard Heli [SMTP:heli@best.com] >Gesendet am: Freitag, 29. Mai 1998 21:44 >An: webpages-l(a)genealogy.net >Betreff: [webpages-l] interesting site on Hessen/German genealogy > >(I wonder if this Don Watson would be interested in >translating our Hessen pages to English?) Hi Rick, I've linked this page some months ago under the Internet Resources section of the Hessen-pages, and I think I sent an email to Don Watson without any response. Originally, Mark Westfall of Arthurs translation-team volunteered to trans- late the pages, but sometime he stopped reponding me and never did again. So I decided to do the translation by myself, and its in progress. Unfortunately, with some delay... Maybe I could mail the drafts to some native speaker on this list (maybe You?) to do the final corrections? Holger Holger Zierdt Universitaet Goettingen - Zentrum Radiologie Klinische Strahlenbiologie und Klinische Strahlenphysik von-Siebold-Str. 3 37075 Goettingen fon 0551-396491 fax 0551-396153 email hzierdt(a)med.uni-goettingen.de begin 600 WINMAIL.DAT M>)\^(B$&`0:0" `$```````!``$``0>0!@`(````Y 0```````#H``$(@ <` M& ```$E032Y-:6-R;W-O9G0@36%I;"Y.;W1E`#$(`0V ! `"`````@`"``$$ MD 8`R $```$````0`````P``, (````+``\.``````(!_P\!````3P`````` M``"!*Q^DOJ,0&9UN`-T!#U0"`````'=E8G!A9V5S+6Q 9V5N96%L;V=Y+FYE M= !33510`'=E8G!A9V5S+6Q 9V5N96%L;V=Y+FYE= ``'@`", $````%```` M4TU44 `````>``,P`0```!D```!W96)P86=E<RUL0&=E;F5A;&]G>2YN970` M`````P`5# $````#`/X/!@```!X``3 !````&P```"=W96)P86=E<RUL0&=E M;F5A;&]G>2YN970G```"`0LP`0```!X```!33510.E=%0E!!1T53+4Q 1T5. M14%,3T=9+DY%5 ````,``#D`````"P! .@$````>`/9?`0```!D```!W96)P M86=E<RUL0&=E;F5A;&]G>2YN970``````@'W7P$```!/`````````($K'Z2^ MHQ 9G6X`W0$/5 (`````=V5B<&%G97,M;$!G96YE86QO9WDN;F5T`%--5% ` M=V5B<&%G97,M;$!G96YE86QO9WDN;F5T```#`/U?`0````,`_U\``````@'V M#P$````$`````````IED`02 `0`]````05<Z(%MW96)P86=E<RUL72!I;G1E M<F5S=&EN9R!S:71E(&]N($AE<W-E;B]'97)M86X@9V5N96%L;V=Y`!D6`06 M`P`.````S@<&``(`" `X`" ``@`_`0$@@ ,`#@```,X'!@`"``@`+@`R``(` M1P$!"8 !`"$```!#1D(U-$(R,44U1CE$,3$Q0D-!0S P,#!#,#$Q,C-#1@`U M!P$#D 8`P <``"$````+``(``0````L`(P```````P`F```````+`"D````` M``,`+@```````P`V``````! `#D`8-))D_.-O0$>`' ``0```#T```!!5SH@ M6W=E8G!A9V5S+6Q=(&EN=&5R97-T:6YG('-I=&4@;VX@2&5S<V5N+T=E<FUA M;B!G96YE86QO9WD``````@%Q``$````6`````;V-\Y,K(4NUT?GE$=&\K `` MP!$CSP``'@`># $````%````4TU44 `````>`!\,`0```!X```!H>FEE<F1T M0&UE9"YU;FDM9V]E='1I;F=E;BYD90````,`!A FKPY"`P`'$'H#```>``@0 M`0```&4````M+2TM+5524U!254Y'3$E#2$5.04-(4DE#2%0M+2TM+59/3CI2 M24-(05)$2$5,25--5% Z2$5,24!"15-40T]-1T5314Y$151!33I&4D5)5$%' M+#(Y34%),3DY.#(Q.C0T04XZ``````(!"1 !````<P0``&\$``!U!P``3%I& M=;%]XLH#``H`<F-P9S$R-18R`/(a)+8&X.$# S,9T!]R "I /C`@!C: K X'-E M=# @!Q,"@P!0\1!V<')Q#E 0[P'Q$O%C`P$3"51A: -Q`H!]LPJ ",@@.PEO M#C U`H 9"H%U8P!0"P-L:3.:-@% 8Q(2"\0@/AE!4P% $L!O= 60=!($,6@V M("T;<E41(!+ 7-XG$Q /(!CP$R!E![ `T/9H!1 3('0;<PJB"H(:A <:40L3 M&H9I+3$T-.,!0!CP,3@P`4 ,T!^S7QE2'B<9G PP&GY6`B Z-0R#8A%@4AR! M"Q$@2 )E&/ @6U--5% F.AR@&/! 8@>0="YY!:!M71VU(.\A_QK)1T\'D GP M`0`%0&%M(^=&!0EP:0&09RP@,CD&+@70"W @,3DY./DK@#$Z'\ FCR>?**\1 M<%$CV'=E8@JP9P>0+21L0##P;F4'0&]G?'DN,7 :T"S/+=\N[T(O$4 )< $@ M(^=;,*A=()\+@!J@"7 F$ N 9R `D+T:H" "("3A!! )\"\IP/YR`X(Q5QV_ M'LH8^#+?&ASC,C\9_2 H23"0`B $@2$W(&8@=&@$`"!$83A!5V%T<SA!0(!U M_FPDT"7P-R<)@#<A/C\_3[\U@ !Q"V WHPAA.&4@,-,101!O($4<4G-H/VXI M0X\>A J 2"4@)'%KQBPYYCH"22=V'+ 8\/QN:T,Q02,PTC?@`W <L+L$8 (P M: 0@*U!'@'5 H_M!(!RP23=",?$'\ >0"&%>8P>0.>01,!K :3A!;_=!`ARP M.'0M,-,K< !P)-!_0&!!(4MP48$IX2HQ`Z!E_P# `Q%'<4%X.>0#\$$@"&!I M4F)Y(#=Q< (@$3 N-3GD3P409PN !T!L>:LK<"O0<E'P5R8!9E91?T_R!Q!! M( AP1U%%M@(@+?,:H"I0('8&\$U@&J W8?]+H4> 1:,=I47Q'+!-PE#E?F)4 MD4QB-Z!,@1RA)A!OW'!P0S$)<%4Q9#>R3('_45(Q<$L@!<!=T"30*U +<7U5 MA5-'@$!@!8%?`%GD9)]:(1RA6$E"<%3@;7D1,/QL9E$T*S $( N 1P`#8.<) MP000*[!5;@(0`"!-8/];$59Q4^A,5 $`"V QT&90]PKC"H KT'E"@4!@!:!" M0OM2Q!RA9$6P`8!'4TQC9)'^:4LA&^ Q@$N !< X04$C[T?10#$`P&<260A@ M2!!'8=\YY&#U'X!606=A<@EP3Z/T<S]*2D@&\##P' !*63]*2 LQ;YX8\R3@ M;L,@6OT(D60^)60@:8$1("LQ*B'<1V\10#>B1N$M<F!20>1R=5DP4F%=T CQ M5B"Z93GD2TM1! `<DE-%H;1H; GP8G6%35(@=E_(;G!H8F!I:SGD65#M4,!3 M") &X61Z4#6 *["",SGD,S<P-S5S^1,YY (1(# 7\#$M,S Y-C0Y&(-\X6%X MF7TW,35[-5*T:'IR@_) !X!D+DU@'Y!-,'0FOBX!`&_:&C(40ALP-TI*!17A M`(1 ``,`$! !`````P`1$ `````#`( 0_____T `!S!0J4@X\HV]`4 `"#!0 MJ4@X\HV]`0L`!H (( 8``````, ```````!&``````.%`````````P`(@ @@ M!@``````P ```````$8`````$(4````````#``N "" &``````# ```````` M1@````!2A0``MPT``!X`*X (( 8``````, ```````!&`````%2%```!```` M! ```#@N, `#`"R "" &``````# ````````1@`````!A0````````L`-8 ( M( 8``````, ```````!&``````Z%`````````P`V@ @@!@``````P `````` M`$8`````$84````````#`#B "" &``````# ````````1@`````8A0`````` M`!X`1X (( 8``````, ```````!&`````#:%```!`````0`````````>`$B M"" &``````# ````````1@`````WA0```0````$`````````'@!)@ @@!@`` M````P ```````$8`````.(4```$````!`````````!X`/0`!````!0```$%7 0.B ``````P`--/TW``!,`84` ` end

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[webpages-l] Update
by Volker Neuhaeuser 01 Jun '98

01 Jun '98

Folgende Seiten des "Vereins für Computergenealogie e.V." (früher: Verein zur Förderung EDV-gestützter familienkundlicher Forschungen e.V.) liegen in www.genealogy.com/gene/gene/tmp/up/pages: edv-verein.html news.htm logo_edv.htm gentag.htm Bitte diese Dateien moven. Gruss Volker -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Email: neuhaeuser(a)uni.de

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