MAILING LISTS
Mailing
List Information
Updated Dec 9, 1999
You will want to
subscribe to a mailing list, where you can learn about
genealogical research being done in New Brunswick through
cyberspace by a lot of people all over the world. Everyone
is VERY friendly here in New Brunswick and are all willing to
help, so don't be afraid to ask questions. If you feel the
need to "lurk" (reading but not writing to the list),
that's perfectly OK.
Send this message This will get you a copy of every single message posted to the Charlotte County Discussion Board and mailing list.
Send this message This will get you a group of messages together (Digest)
DO NOT add anything else to the message! Remember to Save the instructions you receive once you are subscribed!
The New
Brunswick mailing list is VERY active. If you subscribe in
"list" mode, you may receive 30+ messages EACH
DAY! If you subscribe in the "digest" mode, you
might receive 2-3 per day. A digest is a group of messages
sent out at one time.
Send this message This will get you a copy of every single message posted to the New Brunswick list.
Send this message This will get you a group of messages together (Digest)
DO NOT add anything else to the message! Remember to Save the instructions you receive once you are subscribed!
To unsubscribe to New Brunswick Digest - (group of messages)
send this message. Added 9/12/1999
To unsubscribe to New Brunswick List - (individual messages)
send this message.Added 9/12/1999
To
unsubscribe to Charlotte County Digest - (group of messages) send
this message. Added 9/12/1999
To unsubscribe to Charlotte County List - (individual messages)
send this message.Added 9/12/1999
To search the Charlotte County, NB List Archives click here!
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To search the New Brunswick Archives click here!
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Acadian, Loyalist, Irish, English & Scottish people all settled Charlotte County and New Brunswick. Prior to the war of 1812 there were boundary disputes with Maine. Another factor to consider is that New Brunswick was originally part of Nova Scotia. Don't limit yourself, but don't get overwhelmed by signing up for all the lists either.
When you sign up to be part of a list, the owner will send you a confirmation letter, stating the NAME you signed up under and whether it was as a L-ist or D-igest Mode. SAVE THIS as it contains important instructions about unsubscribing and going on vacation. It also contains instructions on how to "post" (send in a comment/query) to the list.
Genealogical Mailing Lists Summary that includes Canada & US lists
Genealogy Mailing List Resources Another summary for Canada!
A few pointers to remember when subscribing to a mailing list include: