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The
Arnsby Family Tree Newsletter
Edition #5 - Spring 2000
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New
E-mail Address
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In
February, we switched our I.S.P. (Internet Service Provider),
we have gone High Speed!
We
can always be reached at:
liz@arnsby.org
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Jerry
& Lois are online too!
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Family
tree partners, Jerry and Lois Arnsby are now online. Jerry
and Lois can be reached at:
jerry@arnsby.org
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Our
Team Has a New Member
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Joanne
Arnsby McGorman (joanne@arnsby.org), Jerry Arnsby, and I are
pleased to announce our newest Family Tree Partner, Linda
Arnsby Patrick.
Linda
has been bitten by this pesky Genealogy bug and has done a
fabulous job researching her branch of the Arnsby family tree
and sharing all the Arnsby information that she has found.
Linda
lives near London, England. You can contact Linda at:
linda@arnsby.org
Joanne,
Jerry and I believe that Linda will be a valuable member of
our team. Welcome aboard Linda :-)
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Do
you know these people???
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In
1968, the late Louise Arnsby, began corresponding with a gentleman
in England regarding the Arnsby Family Tree. Lional Arnsby
was very helpful but his knowledge was limited. In one of
his letters, Lional included a photograph taken during a family
get together.
The date the photograph was taken is only a guess but we know
it was pre 1959.
We have pieced together the names from Louise and Lional’s
correspondence and we were wondering if anyone knows any of
these folks??
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Gwendalynn
Ann Carruthers
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Georgina
Arnsby
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Malvina
Alice Carter
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Ellen
Herbert
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Evelyn
Lucy
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Barbara
Dodds
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Pamela
Dodds
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Betty
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Betty's
Husband
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Dorothy
Gladys Ballard
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Ester
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Charles
Frederick Arnsby
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Lil
Arnsby
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George
Harry Arnsby
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Lionel
Arnsby
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Marjorie
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Andersonville
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In
early March of 2000 we discovered that an Arnsby had been
interred at infamous Civil War Prisoner of War Camp, Andersonville.
Private
A. Arnsby of the 11th Regiment, Company 1, Michigan Infantry,
Code #49830.
‘Remarks’ with his file indicate: SQUAD 7 MESS 2
EXCHANGED APRIL 1865
We
can only speculate at this time that perhaps this was prisoner
exchange. We know, from the code number with his name, that
Private Arnsby survived Andersonville.
There
is a wealth off information on the web about Andersonville.
To view some information about Andersonville and Private A.
Arnsby, click on the images below.
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