The Berks County site

Betty J Burdan · 2021-01-31T17:31:59-08:00

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. http://www.pagenweb.org/~berks/ So much of what we all contributed

The Berks County site

Betty J Burdan All Messages By This Member #71 开云体育 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._,_
George Kirlin All Messages By This Member #74 Betty, do you mean this one? George Kirlin toggle quoted message Show quoted text 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._,_
George Kirlin All Messages By This Member #75 Betty, The menu page of the old site: George Kirlin toggle quoted message Show quoted text 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._,_
Mary Alice Timmons All Messages By This Member #77 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._,_
Bruce Fosnocht Member Profile All Messages By This Member #80 开云体育 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: toggle quoted message Show quoted text 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._,_
Jane Unger All Messages By This Member #81 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: toggle quoted message Show quoted text 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._,_
Betty J Burdan All Messages By This Member #82 开云体育 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 ? toggle quoted message Show quoted text 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? ? ? 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._,_
Betty J Burdan All Messages By This Member #83 开云体育 Thank you George Kirlin this is the sidebar I’m used to. So glad you found it. ? Betty ? toggle quoted message Show quoted text 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 ? 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._,_
Betty J Burdan All Messages By This Member #85 开云体育 I went to the archives too, but I didn’t see the Montgomery books there.? I guess I missed them ? toggle quoted message Show quoted text 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._,_
Betty J Burdan All Messages By This Member #88 开云体育 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 ? toggle quoted message Show quoted text 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: 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._,_
Sharon All Messages By This Member #98 Under your link, at the bottom of the page printed in blue is the word "Contributions." I think it's also at the top of the page. That takes you right to the Archives where all the information can be found.
Betty J Burdan All Messages By This Member #100 开云体育 We’ve progressed through the Contributions to the next step and a search turns up responses, but when we click on the responses we get the 404 Error message, URL not found.? Working with Windows 10 here and the latest version of Chrome so I don’t think I’m out of date. ? toggle quoted message Show quoted text From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Sharon Sent: Sunday, January 31, 2021 3:27 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [PABERKS] The Berks County site ? Under your link, at the bottom of the page printed in blue is the word "Contributions." I think it's also at the top of the page. That takes you right to the Archives where all the information can be found.

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