I also received the same error message no matter which site I clicked on.
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On Jan 31, 2021, at 11:50 AM, Betty J Burdan < bjburdan@...> wrote:
OK, I just clicked into the Berks site where the search engine is at this URL? ? Scrolled down and searched for Henry H. Reinert and I got a list of results including a link to what appeared to be the Morton Montgomery transcripts.? I next clicked on the line “Biographies from Historical Biographical…etc. and I got the error message that I’m posting on the bottom of this message….where am I going wrong? ? |
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Henry?H.?Reinert, of Boyertown. John Reinert was a resident of ... only by his family, but throughout the neighborhood.?Henry?H.?Reinert, of Boyertown, son of David, was born in
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They were iron molders by trade.. In those days pig iron was all made at the old charcoal furnaces. ... Howard, was the youngest. ... Moore, early settlers of the county.. Eight children
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Re: new Berks County site
Betty Burden- go to Books on the new site. Morton Montgomery’s bios are there. Also other items. Just browsed the new layout yesterday.
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[sometimes unappreciated] efforts. The site has given valuable
info to many.
On 1/30/2021 2:07 PM, Jane Unger via
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I'm not quite sure what
you're complaining about here, but I have been in charge of
the Berks County site since 2013.? ?I have answered every
question that was ever sent to me.? The person who takes on
the maintenance of the site isn't a researcher whose job it
is to create the site or who is supposed to do research for
anyone else.? They are a webmaster, someone who keeps the
site up and running and adds research sent to them by
others.? They point people to where they can find answers.?
They can certainly add their own research, but that's not
the job.? Please give the person who volunteered to take
over from me, since I can't do it any more, time to get
acquainted with the site.? It has the most difficult, most
confusing code of any site I've ever worked on and I've been
coding since about 1995.? He's trying to make it easier to
use and in the process it may seem cumbersome for a bit.?
Patience, please.
Jane
There
are a lot more document images available online at
Family Search in the local records and in their
Catalog.
I wish the current researcher would as responsive as
the people who help create the database on the old
Berks county website.? You are lucky today to get a
response when you contact them.
Keith
Northwest Ordinance: "Religion, morality and
knowledge, being necessary to
good government and the happiness
of mankind, schools and the means of education shall forever be
encouraged" approved by US CONGRESS
July 13,1787 of which 41 member helped write the
Constitution which was approved September 17, 1787
On
1/30/2021 12:33 PM, Betty J Burdan wrote:
Yes,
dear everyone,
?
Jane
has been doing a bank up job for a lot of years, I
hope the new site does as well and is as
responsive.? I’ve already learned that so many PA
records at Ancestry are free to PA residents.?
That is a real plus for those who cannot afford
the annual membership fees.
?
Betty
?
?
?
?
I am the person who has
been in charge of the Berks County site for
quite a few years now.? It had gotten more
difficult for me to keep up with it and take
care of a sick husband too.? Hank died in
September, and then my mom died of Covid in
December and I just decided I needed to step
back and take care of myself and kind of
regroup.? A new person has taken over and is
making some changes, including migrating the
pages to a different server since the one
where it has been housed has had trouble
over the years.? In the end it should make
it easier to navigate and for whoever is in
charge of adding things to update the site.
Patience please;
nothing will be lost and I still have a few
things to be added which he will be doing in
the near future.
|
OK, I just clicked into the Berks site where the search engine is at this URL ? Scrolled down and searched for Henry H. Reinert and I got a list of results including a link to what appeared to be the Morton Montgomery transcripts.? I next clicked on the line “Biographies from Historical Biographical…etc. and I got the error message that I’m posting on the bottom of this message….where am I going wrong? ? ? |
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changedetection.com
| Search Results From This Site | | | | | |
? ? Found 2 items, now showing 1 - 2 | ???????????
?? |
? <<?Prev??|??Next?>>??? | ?NewRefine |
Henry?H.?Reinert, of Boyertown. John Reinert was a resident of ... only by his family, but throughout the neighborhood.?Henry?H.?Reinert, of Boyertown, son of David, was born in
www.berks.pa-roots.com/books/montgomery/r08.html
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They were iron molders by trade.. In those days pig iron was all made at the old charcoal furnaces. ... Howard, was the youngest. ... Moore, early settlers of the county.. Eight children
www.berks.pa-roots.com/books/montgomery/h06.html
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Yes, there are many records and much information available at Family Search, but even they acknowledged to me that their site is very complicated to navigate.? Every time I think I’ve learned how to get where I want to go, they change the format because they say they are dealing with a new server and company.? Family Search was never easy to navigate.? The old Berks site was the best to navigate, there was nothing complicated about it and whatever you wanted was only one click away, not a series of clicks. ? Betty ?
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From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of keith nuttle Sent: Saturday, January 30, 2021 1:00 PM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [PABERKS] Berks County Site ? There are a lot more document images available online at Family Search in the local records and in their Catalog.
I wish the current researcher would as responsive as the people who help create the database on the old Berks county website.? You are lucky today to get a response when you contact them.
Keith Northwest Ordinance: "Religion, morality and knowledge, being necessary to good government and the happiness of mankind, schools and the means of education shall forever be encouraged" approved by US CONGRESS July 13,1787 of which 41 member helped write the Constitution which was approved September 17, 1787 ? On 1/30/2021 12:33 PM, Betty J Burdan wrote: Yes, dear everyone, ? Jane has been doing a bank up job for a lot of years, I hope the new site does as well and is as responsive.? I’ve already learned that so many PA records at Ancestry are free to PA residents.? That is a real plus for those who cannot afford the annual membership fees. ? Betty ? ? ? ? I am the person who has been in charge of the Berks County site for quite a few years now.? It had gotten more difficult for me to keep up with it and take care of a sick husband too.? Hank died in September, and then my mom died of Covid in December and I just decided I needed to step back and take care of myself and kind of regroup.? A new person has taken over and is making some changes, including migrating the pages to a different server since the one where it has been housed has had trouble over the years.? In the end it should make it easier to navigate and for whoever is in charge of adding things to update the site. Patience please; nothing will be lost and I still have a few things to be added which he will be doing in the near future.
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Thank you for all you have done for us.? Please be well.? Stay safe.? Good luck with whatever you decide to do.? We will miss you.
Dear Everyone , I am the person who has been in charge of the Berks County site for quite a few years now.? It had gotten more difficult for me to keep up with it and take care of a sick husband too.? Hank died in September, and then my mom died of Covid in December and I just decided I needed to step back and take care of myself and kind of regroup.? A new person has taken over and is making some changes, including migrating the pages to a different server since the one where it has been housed has had trouble over the years.? In the end it should make it easier to navigate and for whoever is in charge of adding things to update the site. Patience please; nothing will be lost and I still have a few things to be added which he will be doing in the near future. Jane
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I have no complaints
about the Berks county site.? Most of my research in some way was
tied to the Berks site.? In fact it was good to see the "old" ;-)
timers are still around.? I have gotten a lot of help and
information from the Berks site over the last 20 years.?? Actually
I have found that most of the local site are responsive to
questions.??
My complaint comes from trying to follow up leads? on the
commercial sites.?? So many people today have fallen for the
advertisement to get them to subscribe, "just plug in your name
and you get your family history"? They have no facts for their
trees, and have no idea of how to find those facts.
I am just glad to see real genealogy sites like the Berks County
site, and the Allen County Genealogy Society, and similar sites
are still in existence.?
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On 1/30/2021 2:07 PM, Jane Unger via
groups.io wrote:
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I'm not quite sure what
you're complaining about here, but I have been in charge of
the Berks County site since 2013.? ?I have answered every
question that was ever sent to me.? The person who takes on
the maintenance of the site isn't a researcher whose job it
is to create the site or who is supposed to do research for
anyone else.? They are a webmaster, someone who keeps the
site up and running and adds research sent to them by
others.? They point people to where they can find answers.?
They can certainly add their own research, but that's not
the job.? Please give the person who volunteered to take
over from me, since I can't do it any more, time to get
acquainted with the site.? It has the most difficult, most
confusing code of any site I've ever worked on and I've been
coding since about 1995.? He's trying to make it easier to
use and in the process it may seem cumbersome for a bit.?
Patience, please.
Jane
There
are a lot more document images available online at
Family Search in the local records and in their
Catalog.
I wish the current researcher would as responsive as
the people who help create the database on the old
Berks county website.? You are lucky today to get a
response when you contact them.
Keith
Northwest Ordinance: "Religion, morality and
knowledge, being necessary to
good government and the happiness
of mankind, schools and the means of education shall forever be
encouraged" approved by US CONGRESS
July 13,1787 of which 41 member helped write the
Constitution which was approved September 17, 1787
On
1/30/2021 12:33 PM, Betty J Burdan wrote:
Yes,
dear everyone,
?
Jane
has been doing a bank up job for a lot of years, I
hope the new site does as well and is as
responsive.? I’ve already learned that so many PA
records at Ancestry are free to PA residents.?
That is a real plus for those who cannot afford
the annual membership fees.
?
Betty
?
?
?
?
I am the person who has
been in charge of the Berks County site for
quite a few years now.? It had gotten more
difficult for me to keep up with it and take
care of a sick husband too.? Hank died in
September, and then my mom died of Covid in
December and I just decided I needed to step
back and take care of myself and kind of
regroup.? A new person has taken over and is
making some changes, including migrating the
pages to a different server since the one
where it has been housed has had trouble
over the years.? In the end it should make
it easier to navigate and for whoever is in
charge of adding things to update the site.
Patience please;
nothing will be lost and I still have a few
things to be added which he will be doing in
the near future.
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I'm not quite sure what you're complaining about here, but I have been in charge of the Berks County site since 2013.? ?I have answered every question that was ever sent to me.? The person who takes on the maintenance of the site isn't a researcher whose job it is to create the site or who is supposed to do research for anyone else.? They are a webmaster, someone who keeps the site up and running and adds research sent to them by others.? They point people to where they can find answers.? They can certainly add their own research, but that's not the job.? Please give the person who volunteered to take over from me, since I can't do it any more, time to get acquainted with the site.? It has the most difficult, most confusing code of any site I've ever worked on and I've been coding since about 1995.? He's trying to make it easier to use and in the process it may seem cumbersome for a bit.? Patience, please.
Jane
On Saturday, January 30, 2021, 12:59:48 PM EST, keith nuttle <keith_nuttle@...> wrote:
There are a lot more
document images available online at Family Search in the local
records and in their Catalog.
I wish the current researcher would as responsive as the people
who help create the database on the old Berks county website.? You
are lucky today to get a response when you contact them.
Keith
Northwest Ordinance: "Religion, morality and knowledge, being
necessary to good
government and the happiness of mankind,
schools and the means of education shall forever be
encouraged"
approved by US CONGRESS July 13,1787 of which 41
member helped write the Constitution which was approved
September 17, 1787
On 1/30/2021 12:33 PM, Betty J Burdan
wrote:
Yes, dear everyone,
?
Jane has been doing a bank up job for a
lot of years, I hope the new site does as well and is as
responsive.? I’ve already learned that so many PA records at
Ancestry are free to PA residents.? That is a real plus for
those who cannot afford the annual membership fees.
?
Betty
?
?
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From: [email protected]
<[email protected]> On Behalf Of Jane Unger
via groups.io
Sent: Saturday, January 30, 2021 10:18 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [PABERKS] Berks County Site
?
I
am the person who has been in charge of the Berks
County site for quite a few years now.? It had gotten
more difficult for me to keep up with it and take care
of a sick husband too.? Hank died in September, and
then my mom died of Covid in December and I just
decided I needed to step back and take care of myself
and kind of regroup.? A new person has taken over and
is making some changes, including migrating the pages
to a different server since the one where it has been
housed has had trouble over the years.? In the end it
should make it easier to navigate and for whoever is
in charge of adding things to update the site.
Patience
please; nothing will be lost and I still have a few
things to be added which he will be doing in the near
future.
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There are a lot more
document images available online at Family Search in the local
records and in their Catalog.
I wish the current researcher would as responsive as the people
who help create the database on the old Berks county website.? You
are lucky today to get a response when you contact them.
Keith
Northwest Ordinance: "Religion, morality and knowledge, being
necessary to good
government and the happiness of mankind,
schools and the means of education shall forever be
encouraged"
approved by US CONGRESS July 13,1787 of which 41
member helped write the Constitution which was approved
September 17, 1787
On 1/30/2021 12:33 PM, Betty J Burdan
wrote:
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Yes, dear everyone,
?
Jane has been doing a bank up job for a
lot of years, I hope the new site does as well and is as
responsive.? I’ve already learned that so many PA records at
Ancestry are free to PA residents.? That is a real plus for
those who cannot afford the annual membership fees.
?
Betty
?
?
?
?
I
am the person who has been in charge of the Berks
County site for quite a few years now.? It had gotten
more difficult for me to keep up with it and take care
of a sick husband too.? Hank died in September, and
then my mom died of Covid in December and I just
decided I needed to step back and take care of myself
and kind of regroup.? A new person has taken over and
is making some changes, including migrating the pages
to a different server since the one where it has been
housed has had trouble over the years.? In the end it
should make it easier to navigate and for whoever is
in charge of adding things to update the site.
Patience
please; nothing will be lost and I still have a few
things to be added which he will be doing in the near
future.
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Re: The Berks County site
George, ? If you are talking about the Burdan name, I married into it, but I have done much research on the family.? You can reach me at bjburdan@... for more specific answers if you need any.? There weren’t a whole lot of Burdans around so most of them are related. ? Betty ?
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From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of Bruce Fosnocht Sent: Saturday, January 30, 2021 11:05 AM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [PABERKS] The Berks County site ? George, I noticed your name and wonder which of the families in the 1940 census for Berks you are related to. I grew up at 32 S. Wyomissing Ave in Shillington. I can remember playing "kick the can" in the alley (Catherine St.) behind their home on Lancaster Ave. in the 1950s. The boys were Donald and Larry. The father was Earl, and he was a member of the Fire Company across the street from my house, I think. Just curious. Don't live there or visit much after I left for Penn State in 1957. Bruce Fosnocht On 1/30/2021 8:41 AM, George Kirlin wrote: The menu page of the old site: ? On Sat, Jan 30, 2021 at 8:28 AM Betty J Burdan <bjburdan@...> wrote: I clicked into the Berks County site using the URL I’ve had bookmarked for years and it is gone.? It has been replaced another site.? ? So much of what we all contributed is gone, or impossible to find.? The transcript Berks County Annals and History by Morton Montgomery everyone contributed seems to be gone.? If it is still there I can’t find it.? The lists of burials in Berks County cemeteries with headstone photos, gone.? I will be so lost without it, it was such a valuable resource. ? Has anyone else had this same experience and is the old site available anywhere else or at any other URL.? It was so full of information and so easy to navigate.? ? Betty J. Burdan._,_
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Yes, dear everyone, ? Jane has been doing a bank up job for a lot of years, I hope the new site does as well and is as responsive.? I’ve already learned that so many PA records at Ancestry are free to PA residents.? That is a real plus for those who cannot afford the annual membership fees. ? Betty ? ? ?
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From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of Jane Unger via groups.io Sent: Saturday, January 30, 2021 10:18 AM To: [email protected]Subject: [PABERKS] Berks County Site ? I am the person who has been in charge of the Berks County site for quite a few years now.? It had gotten more difficult for me to keep up with it and take care of a sick husband too.? Hank died in September, and then my mom died of Covid in December and I just decided I needed to step back and take care of myself and kind of regroup.? A new person has taken over and is making some changes, including migrating the pages to a different server since the one where it has been housed has had trouble over the years.? In the end it should make it easier to navigate and for whoever is in charge of adding things to update the site. Patience please; nothing will be lost and I still have a few things to be added which he will be doing in the near future.
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Kathy, ? Thank you.? I felt a little dumb asking what happened, thinking I just wasn’t clicking on the right thing.? But on the plus side as you can see, all the old friends are still here, ready to help with Berks things.? That is refreshing, I hope some conversations continue like the old days. ? Betty ?
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From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of Kathy Stefanik Sent: Saturday, January 30, 2021 9:41 AM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [PABERKS] new Berks County site ? From the link you gave, click Contributions ? ? I clicked into the Berks County site using the URL I’ve had bookmarked for years and it is gone.? It has been replaced another site.? ? So much of what we all contributed is gone, or impossible to find.? The transcript Berks County Annals and History by Morton Montgomery everyone contributed seems to be gone.? If it is still there I can’t find it.? The lists of burials in Berks County cemeteries with headstone photos, gone.? I will be so lost without it, it was such a valuable resource. ? Has anyone else had this same experience and is the old site available anywhere else or at any other URL.? It was so full of information and so easy to navigate.? ? Betty J. Burdan._,_ ? ? ?
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I went to the archives too, but I didn’t see the Montgomery books there.? I guess I missed them ?
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From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of Mary Alice Timmons via groups.io Sent: Saturday, January 30, 2021 8:46 AM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [PABERKS] The Berks County site ? Montgomery bios are still there. From the archives page, click the link "USGenWeb Berks County, Pennsylvania Archives" On Saturday, January 30, 2021, 08:28:37 AM EST, Betty J Burdan <bjburdan@...> wrote: I clicked into the Berks County site using the URL I’ve had bookmarked for years and it is gone.? It has been replaced another site.? ? So much of what we all contributed is gone, or impossible to find.? The transcript Berks County Annals and History by Morton Montgomery everyone contributed seems to be gone.? If it is still there I can’t find it.? The lists of burials in Berks County cemeteries with headstone photos, gone.? I will be so lost without it, it was such a valuable resource. ? Has anyone else had this same experience and is the old site available anywhere else or at any other URL.? It was so full of information and so easy to navigate.? ? Betty J. Burdan._,_
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Keith, ? George Kirlin sent me two URLS that get me to the information on the old site.? It’s sad when “new and improved” makes things more difficult. ? Betty ?
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From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of keith nuttle Sent: Saturday, January 30, 2021 8:48 AM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [PABERKS] new Berks County site ? I just realized that there was this change.? However I think everything on the site is still there Somewhere.
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I did not find a couple of obituaries that I contributed, but I assume they are still there somewhere. On 1/30/2021 7:35 AM, Betty J Burdan wrote: I clicked into the Berks County site using the URL I’ve had bookmarked for years and it is gone.? It has been replaced another site.? ? So much of what we all contributed is gone, or impossible to find.? The transcript Berks County Annals and History by Morton Montgomery everyone contributed seems to be gone.? If it is still there I can’t find it.? The lists of burials in Berks County cemeteries with headstone photos, gone.? I will be so lost without it, it was such a valuable resource. ? Has anyone else had this same experience and is the old site available anywhere else or at any other URL.? It was so full of information and so easy to navigate.? ? Betty J. Burdan._,_ ? ? ?
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Thank you George Kirlin this is the sidebar I’m used to. So glad you found it. ? Betty ?
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From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of George Kirlin Sent: Saturday, January 30, 2021 8:42 AM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [PABERKS] The Berks County site ? The menu page of the old site: ? On Sat, Jan 30, 2021 at 8:28 AM Betty J Burdan <bjburdan@...> wrote: I clicked into the Berks County site using the URL I’ve had bookmarked for years and it is gone.? It has been replaced another site.? ? So much of what we all contributed is gone, or impossible to find.? The transcript Berks County Annals and History by Morton Montgomery everyone contributed seems to be gone.? If it is still there I can’t find it.? The lists of burials in Berks County cemeteries with headstone photos, gone.? I will be so lost without it, it was such a valuable resource. ? Has anyone else had this same experience and is the old site available anywhere else or at any other URL.? It was so full of information and so easy to navigate.? ? Betty J. Burdan._,_
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Yes, that is the site I’m looking for and couldn’t find.? The sidebar seems to be gone, but the search and results seem to work.? What happened that it changed, do you know? ? Betty ?
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From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of George Kirlin Sent: Saturday, January 30, 2021 8:40 AM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [PABERKS] The Berks County site ? Betty, do you mean this one? ? On Sat, Jan 30, 2021 at 8:28 AM Betty J Burdan <bjburdan@...> wrote: I clicked into the Berks County site using the URL I’ve had bookmarked for years and it is gone.? It has been replaced another site.? ? So much of what we all contributed is gone, or impossible to find.? The transcript Berks County Annals and History by Morton Montgomery everyone contributed seems to be gone.? If it is still there I can’t find it.? The lists of burials in Berks County cemeteries with headstone photos, gone.? I will be so lost without it, it was such a valuable resource. ? Has anyone else had this same experience and is the old site available anywhere else or at any other URL.? It was so full of information and so easy to navigate.? ? Betty J. Burdan._,_
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Arthur Unger b. 1915. His father was Walter Unger, b. 1873 in Schuylkill Co., moved into Reading and then to Alsace Twp. Jane
On Saturday, January 30, 2021, 11:11:31 AM EST, Bruce Fosnocht <bfosnocht@...> wrote:
George,
I noticed your name and wonder which of the families in the 1940
census for Berks you are related to. I grew up at 32 S. Wyomissing
Ave in Shillington. I can remember playing "kick the can" in the
alley (Catherine St.) behind their home on Lancaster Ave. in the
1950s. The boys were Donald and Larry. The father was Earl, and he
was a member of the Fire Company across the street from my house,
I think.
Just curious. Don't live there or visit much after I left for
Penn State in 1957.
Bruce Fosnocht
On 1/30/2021 8:41 AM, George Kirlin
wrote:
Betty,
The menu page of the old site:
George Kirlin
On Sat, Jan 30, 2021 at 8:28
AM Betty J Burdan < bjburdan@...> wrote:
I clicked into the Berks County
site using the URL I’ve had bookmarked for years and
it is gone.? It has been replaced another site.?
?
So much of what we all contributed
is gone, or impossible to find.? The transcript Berks
County Annals and History by Morton Montgomery
everyone contributed seems to be gone.? If it is still
there I can’t find it.? The lists of burials in Berks
County cemeteries with headstone photos, gone.? I will
be so lost without it, it was such a valuable
resource.
?
Has anyone else had this same
experience and is the old site available anywhere else
or at any other URL.? It was so full of information
and so easy to navigate.?
?
Betty J. Burdan._,_
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George,
I noticed your name and wonder which of the families in the 1940
census for Berks you are related to. I grew up at 32 S. Wyomissing
Ave in Shillington. I can remember playing "kick the can" in the
alley (Catherine St.) behind their home on Lancaster Ave. in the
1950s. The boys were Donald and Larry. The father was Earl, and he
was a member of the Fire Company across the street from my house,
I think.
Just curious. Don't live there or visit much after I left for
Penn State in 1957.
Bruce Fosnocht
On 1/30/2021 8:41 AM, George Kirlin
wrote:
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Betty,
The menu page of the old site:
George Kirlin
On Sat, Jan 30, 2021 at 8:28
AM Betty J Burdan < bjburdan@...> wrote:
I clicked into the Berks County
site using the URL I’ve had bookmarked for years and
it is gone.? It has been replaced another site.?
?
So much of what we all contributed
is gone, or impossible to find.? The transcript Berks
County Annals and History by Morton Montgomery
everyone contributed seems to be gone.? If it is still
there I can’t find it.? The lists of burials in Berks
County cemeteries with headstone photos, gone.? I will
be so lost without it, it was such a valuable
resource.
?
Has anyone else had this same
experience and is the old site available anywhere else
or at any other URL.? It was so full of information
and so easy to navigate.?
?
Betty J. Burdan._,_
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Dear Everyone , I am the person who has been in charge of the Berks County site for quite a few years now.? It had gotten more difficult for me to keep up with it and take care of a sick husband too.? Hank died in September, and then my mom died of Covid in December and I just decided I needed to step back and take care of myself and kind of regroup.? A new person has taken over and is making some changes, including migrating the pages to a different server since the one where it has been housed has had trouble over the years.? In the end it should make it easier to navigate and for whoever is in charge of adding things to update the site. Patience please; nothing will be lost and I still have a few things to be added which he will be doing in the near future. Jane
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Re: new Berks County site
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From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of Betty J Burdan Sent: Saturday, January 30, 2021 7:35 AM To: [email protected]Subject: [PABERKS] new Berks County site ? I clicked into the Berks County site using the URL I’ve had bookmarked for years and it is gone.? It has been replaced another site.? ? So much of what we all contributed is gone, or impossible to find.? The transcript Berks County Annals and History by Morton Montgomery everyone contributed seems to be gone.? If it is still there I can’t find it.? The lists of burials in Berks County cemeteries with headstone photos, gone.? I will be so lost without it, it was such a valuable resource. ? Has anyone else had this same experience and is the old site available anywhere else or at any other URL.? It was so full of information and so easy to navigate.? ? Betty J. Burdan._,_ ? ? ?
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