A genealogist must have the patience of Job; the curiosity of a cat; the stubbornness of a mule; the eyesight of an eagle; be blessed with the luck of the Irish and have the ability and stamina of a camel to go long hours without food or drink." (The Herald, Vol. 18, No. 3 & 4; 1995)
Addison County Newsletter V2N2
FamilyDiscovery.com
By this time I'm sure most of you have been made aware of the activities of FamilyDiscovery.com. I'm going to refrain from comment...you all need to make your own decisions about them. However, if you choose to make a complaint, Linda Emerson posted the following information to the NORCAL-L@rootsweb.com and I hope you find it helpful.
"This information was just sent out by
Rita Zorblitz, the Coordinator for the Oconto County WIGenWeb:
'Here is where you can send copies of the spam/scam from
FamilyDiscovery, regardless of where you live. I have it all set
up and need your help in supporting the legal action to stop them.
We need copies of each and every spam received! Please
follow the directions below, and also send your complaints if you have
been robbed by them as well. Please help put an end to this
hundreds of thousands of dollars crime. Pass this along to all
appropriate lists for support. Thank you, Rita - CC Oconto County
WIGenWeb'
These are the instructions for Netscape users; other mail readers may
have different ways to perform this task. If you receive an email
from FamilyDiscovery.com, open the message. On your
drop-down menu under the heading View, select Headers and then All.
Now you will see a great deal more information on the migration path of
the message. You can forward the entire message (don't send it as
an attachment) from FamilyDiscovery, with the full headers, to:
Michigan Department of Labor; Hi-Tech Unit
Include the following information on
the subject line of your email: Complaint Identification Number:
48720" Email:
htcu_ocs@ag.state.mi.us
Or you can print the entire message and fax or mail it to:
Fax: (517) 335-1935
Mail: P.O. Box 30213, Lansing, MI 48909
New
Additions to Addison County Transcription Boards
Special thanks to
those of you who have been posting Addison County Records on the
transcription boards. It only takes a couple of more minutes to
share your newly transcribed records on one of the transcription
boards. Please consider doing so. New postings include:
Obituary of Dr. Lindsay E. Robinson - Joan Humphries Bixby
Obituary of Shurman Child - Joan Humphries Bixby
Daggett - Hitchcock Marriage - Joan Humphries Bixby
Waterhouse - Patch Marriage - Joan Humphries Bixby
Johnson - Capron Marriage - Joan Humphries Bixby
Obituary of Frank Coburn - Joan Humphries Bixby
Obituary of Mortimer Thomas - Joan Humphries Bixby
Larabee - Holly Marriage - Joan Humphries Bixby
Biography of Lyman Dickerman - Joan Humphries Bixby
Gray - Rice Marriage - Joan Humphries Bixby
Lyman Dickerman Pension - Joan Humphries Bixby
Obituary of the Reynolds Children - Joan Humphries Bixby
Obituary of Susan Gray - Joan Humphries Bixby
Biography of Ephraim Scovil - Joan Humphries Bixby
Biography of William W. Tappen - Joan Hayward Helm
Biography of Edward Ash - Joan Humphries Bixby
Farr - Forster Marriage - Farns10th@aol.com
Obituary of Hattie Winslow - Joan Humphries Bixby
Obituary of Joseph Goyette - Joan Humphries Bixby
Obituary of Frances Hall - Joan Humphries Bixby
Biography of John Pinney - Joan Humphries Bixby
Obituary of Mrs. Noble Dewey - Joan Humphries Bixby
Obituary of Mrs. E.A. Gardiner - Joan Humphries Bixby
Birth Announcement, son of Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Cox, Joan
Humphries Bixby
Biography of Thad M. Chapman - Susan Willig
Obituary of Mrs. Cecelia Waterhouse - Joan Humphries Bixby
Obituary of Benjamin Daggett - Joan Humphries Bixby
Obituary of Mrs. A.M. Sares - Joan Humphries Bixby
Obituary of Harry Frank Sheldon - Joan Humphries Bixby
Obituary of Mrs. Emeline Thompson - Joan Humphries Bixby