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Genealogy:
I'm interested in sharing genealogy information on Church, Morrison, Hayes, Baker, Bradish and Scott in CT, VT, NY, PA, KS, MO and IL. On my maternal side - Barbee, Walker, Garner, Ebert, Rettinghouse, Badgley, Quick, Adams, Freeland and Day in NJ, VA, NC, TN, IN, IO, NE and IL.
Currently working on Richard Walker, b March 30, 1770 in Buckingham Co., VA. He lived in Stokes, NC - Grainger, Rhea and Bledsoe, TN and died in Indian Creek, IN on August 16, 1859. His father Elmore, of Buckingham Co., VA, Guilford and Rockingham counties NC,was in the Battle of the Guilford Court House during the Revolutionary War, serving in the Continental Army. His home was so near the battle that his wife (maybe - Mary LaSalle or could be Susan Chatalene?) and son heard the roar of the cannons. His brothers were Jesse (An early famous Methodist Preacher circuit rider), James, Elmore, David, Alexander (Sandy) and a sister (name unknown). James settled in Davidson Co., TN (probably Elmore and Alexander did to). James' son James followed Jesse to Illinois and married Jesse's daughter Jane. David was a Doctor and moved to Illinois. Jesse, young James and David first settled in St. Clair County, IL prior to 1810, then moved to Northern IL. Jesse and Young James are buried in Plainfield and David in LaSalle County Illinois.
My Paternal Family Names: Hayes, Toupenot, Tuppenoh, Terbine, Carby, Baker, Church, Scott, Bradish and Morrison.
My Maternal Family Names: Barbee, Trice, Patterson, Miller, Beaumont, Walker, Ebert, Badgley, Rittenhouse, Garner, Arnold, Rockhold, Adams, Badgley, Quick, Day, Freeland, Atkins, Smith, Stroud, Valentine, Major, Rockhold, Rickerts, Wilkinson, Hand, holland, Howell and Lakin.
Click here to enter my TNG site and view my Hayes family information
To see my favorite genealogy links Click Here
Camping - one of our pastimes:
Some RV Links I use
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Computers - Men and their toys:
Couldn't live without one. I just replaced some of the scratched/hard to read census pages I copied at the library 20 years ago and was remembering the long hours spent on the old film reader/printers, most of the time going page by page through a county without an index, now you just pull them up on line from home - what a difference 20 years makes!
Currently running a Gateway 506GR Pentium 4 - 3.4 GHz, 1 GB of DDR memory, 200 GB hard drive connected to the internet through a Motorola SB5100 cable modem which is always on and very fast. On the move I use a Sony laptop that I connect through a Netgear WGT624 broadband wireless router to my household LAN. I remember my first computer - 64 kb memory, no hard drive, two 5 1/4" floppies and when memory was $40 a meg (I once paid $160 for 4 megs of memory) and now it's 40 cents a meg - what a difference 20 years makes!
My PDA is the hp iPAQ 2210 which runs pocket PC 2003, SD SimpleTech Pro High-Speed 256 mb memory card and a Netgear MA701 CF wireless CF card to connect to my in-house network. I use the pda genealogy program "Pocket Genealogist" which allows direct loading of family files from my desk top program Legacy 6 Deluxe to the pda which allows sync back to the desk top of any changes made on the pda files in the field. I have recently added a HAiCOM 303 MMF CF GPS receiver and looking for the best mapping software to pinpoint locations.
One of the biggest problems today with PCs are the virus and spyware being sent over the internet and in e-mail. I have spent many hours cleaning up friends PCs. I have found the following spyware sites very useful.
So how did I get infected in the first place Help removing and preventing spyware
Malware Prevention: Prevent Re-infection Rogue/Suspect Anti-Spyware Products & Web Sites
How to Configure Enhanced Security Features for IE & Win XP SP2 What you can do about spyware and other unwanted software
Free Anti Virus program Free Firewall program
Legacy 6.0 is a full-featured professional genealogy program that helps you track, organize, print, and share your family history. Includes sourcing, reports, merging, To Do list, slide shows, multimedia, Web pages, spell checking, import and export.Pat's stuff
Genealogy:
My Paternal Family Names: Rushing, East, Teague, Brantley, Pendall, Robinson, McKinney and Mackey.
My Maternal Family Names: O'Halloran, McGrath, McCormack, McArdle, Walsh, Forrester, Murphy, McCarron, McMullen and Duffy (All from Ireland).
Click here to view my Rushing family pages
Personal - Camping and Cooking are my hobbies!
Last Update: 10Jan 2006
