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1. [CASANFRA] Dances at the beach [1]
In the late 1940's there were dances held at a dance hall, by Playland. They featured a lot of the big band musicians. I remember hearing Gene Krupa perform there. We were trying to remember the name of the place. Does anyone remember? Lorelie
2. [CASANFRA] (no subject) [1]
unsubscribe Stella This too shall pass.............
3. Re: [CASANFRA] Great White Fleet - SF landmarks [1]
Bill, that's outstanding! It means so much more when you can tie the landmarks to a name. Those old warships were such a step up. Teddy's big stick if you will. Thanks for sharing! Jim -------Original Message------- From: Bill Roddy Sent: 06/24/03 04:41 PM To: CASANFRA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [CASANFRA] Great White Fleet - SF landmarks > > I have added landmarks on this 1908 panorama. Any additions or corrections appreciated. Bill http://www.americahurrah.com/SanFrancisco/Fle
4. [CASANFRA] Re: SF Geography Lesson-Islais Creek [1]
I found this website doing a Google Image search. www.islaiscreek.org/ Are you going to write about Long Bridge? This is something that fascinates me. "rwalker"
5. Re: [CASANFRA] Great White Fleet [1]
I must also thank Bill for this wonderful submission. My Grandfather was around 11 or 12 at that time and attending Lick Wilmerding school. Sadly I never got the chance to meet him and this picture brings me a little closer to him. Thanks again Bill. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ruth Skewis" To: Sent: Monday, June 23, 2003 6:50 PM Subject: RE: [CASANFRA] Great White Fleet > Great picture, Bill! Thanks for finding it and sharing.. Any chance yo
6. Re: [CASANFRA] Green's Eye Hospital/end about 1964-65 [1]
Barbara Checked the San Francisco city Directories, and from when the 1964 and when the 1966 one was printed they changed the Green's Eye Medical Group, and then are not listed in the 1967 one or any later. George "Andre A. Autotte" wrote: Does anyone remember a medical facility named Green's Eye Hospital? My sister was treated there as a child in the 40's and she would like to learn more about its history. I found the listing in the 1933 San Francisco phone directory. It was loca
7. Re: [CASANFRA] SF Church in 1868/United German Evangelic Lutheran [1]
MeLani From the 1868 San Francisco City Directory: United German Evangelic Lutheran Congregation of St, Mark's Church. Geary Street, between Stockton and Powell. Rev. F. Hanses and F. Nasns, Pastors. Services in the German language every Sunday at 10 1/2 o'clock, A.M. Officers - President, C.F. Mebius; Vice President, O. Kloppenburg; Secretary, Edward Kruse; Treasurer, Thomas Basse; Board of Directors on Church Matters, H F. Maas, Jacob Schreiber, and James Nibbe; Board of Directors on School Matt
8. [CASANFRA] JIC Bio of J. H. Crabbe [1]
These are Biographies from the below named book, all relating to San Francisco before 1915. Although it states Journalism in California, many different professions are included. Their lives are interesting to note as to how they helped shape San Francisco through the early years. JOURNALISM IN CALIFORNIA BY JOHN P. YOUNG Pacific Coast and Exposition Biographies CHRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY San Francisco, California 1915 Page 227 Great Men and Great Men's Achievements Form the Background for Ca
9. [CASANFRA] Early 1900's Cemeteries [1]
Hi listers: Can anyone tell me the names of the cemeteries that were in San Francsico in the 1920's. Also can anyone help me locate the death record of my husband's grandmother Isabella Brown who died in childbirth sometime between December 29, 1928 and April 1930. Thank you Diane Brown --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? SBC Yahoo! DSL - Now only $29.95 per month!
10. Re: [CASANFRA] Re: Shelly Cocoas [1]
This is a match. Look at the photo about 2/3rds down the page. It matches the description in the story exactly. Thanks again! Jim http://www.anth.ucsb.edu/projects/kamupau/envirotop.html rwalker wrote: >>From what little I know about Native California plants, I think they are >wild cucumbers. They make a prickly round or oval green fruit. They >would definitely get caught in long hair, or feel nasty dropped down the >back of your shirt. >"rwalker" > > >==== CASANFRA Mailing List ==== >Visit The USGen
11. [CASANFRA] Nellie Robinson [1]
Seems to me someone was just looking for San Francisco ROBINSONs recently. A cabinet photo just came up on eBay that has Nellie Robinson's picture plus a short family list on the back (hard to read from the scan). Her father was Robert Robinson, her brother, E.J.Robinson. It lists her siblings & mother (Anita, maybe) but I can't read it. You can query the seller if interested. Nice photo! http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3229423636&category=13705 Just FYI! Jim
12. Re: [CASANFRA] Great White Fleet - SF landmarks/were some built in S.F. [1]
The Union Iron Works built a number of war ships in the 1889 -1904 period including Admiral Dewey's flag ship, the Olympia. None of them were part of the Great White Fleet. Bill
13. [CASANFRA] Alameda County Coroner's Reports $5.00 [1]
I was checking for someone about getting a Coroner's Report from Alameda County, on someone who died in the early part of the 1900's. Found out that they have the reports going back to some time in the 1800's. Not sure if they have them from 1853, when Alameda was formed or not. But the cost is $5.00, for them to look and copy the report. For more information, you can call them at (510) 268 7300, or write to: Coroner's Bureau 480-4th Street Oakland, CA 94607-3829 Attn: Reports Who knows you just find
14. [CASANFRA] JIC Bio Dr. M. C. M. Soares d'Albergaria [1]
These are Biographies from the below named book, all relating to San Francisco before 1915. Although it states Journalism in California, many different professions are included. Their lives are interesting to note as to how they helped shape San Francisco through the early years. JOURNALISM IN CALIFORNIA BY JOHN P. YOUNG Pacific Coast and Exposition Biographies CHRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY San Francisco, California 1915 Page 227 Great Men and Great Men's Achievements Form the Background for Ca
15. [CASANFRA] RE: Edward O'Hora in San Francsisco 1872 [1]
YES! I was able to obtain this for you. Need your address to mail to you. Sandra -----Original Message----- From: GlindaGoud@aol.com [mailto:GlindaGoud@aol.com] Sent: Sunday, June 22, 2003 6:30 PM To: Sandrah@ix.netcom.com Subject: lookup I'd like to request a lookup in the San Francisco Call if you have access to that. It's an obituary for Edward O'Hora who passed away on January 26, 1872 in San Francisco. Thank you very much. Ellen
16. Re: Re: Re: [CASANFRA] SF Geography Lesson [1]
Oops! I meant Roberta! How could I miss that. My first major crush was Roberta in the 9th grade! Cheers, Jim -------Original Message------- From: Jim Smith Sent: 06/18/03 08:47 PM To: CASANFRA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Re: [CASANFRA] SF Geography Lesson > > Thanks Robert! Lotsa hassle over a non-descript creek. Of course now it's not. They dredged it and cemented it and made it a channel. Anyone know how ISLAIS is pronounced? It's not Spanish. Said to be Ohlone for "W
17. RE: [CASANFRA] "Home of the Incurable" [1]
John, In the 1905-1929 CA Death Index, are the following: CULVER Mary M; Spouse's Initials-CS(hard to read, maybe GS); age 84; County of Death #90(SanFran); Date of Death 02 Nov 1922; State file#48448 MeLani --In researching a particular lineage, I have a ggg aunt I --have found in San Fran on the 1920 Census in District ED --223.(pg 12 Ancestry.com) She is in a home with a staff --and about 30 other patients, the top of the census form is --simply titled "Home of the incurable". I am tryi
18. [CASANFRA] San Francisco Photographers [1]
I am trying to identify a number of old photographs taken in San Francisco before 1900. If I can learn when the photographers who took the photos were in business it would help me to date the photos, but I have been unable to locate any information on them. I have found a reference to the following book but cannot locate a library that has it: "Caddick, James L. Directory of Photographers in the San Francisco Bay Area to 1900. San Francisco: Privately compiled, 1985". Does anyone have access to this book
19. Re: [CASANFRA] San Francisco Photographers [1]
None of them were in city directories for 1875 or 1879. Bill
20. [CASANFRA] GGGrandfather's Death Notice States He Was Buried at Holy Cross, He's Not There? [1]
I thank those people who helped me with a San Francisco death. I did find he died in 1905 and death notice states that he would be buried in Holy Cross. The cemetery does not have a listing . . . could their records be incomplete? Also, his wife's death notice states that she would be buried there, too. No listing for her either. Has anyone else come across this? Is it a big cemetery? Katie from Michigan
21. Re: [CASANFRA] Sanborn Maps-San Francisco/what time period [1]
rwalker What time period are you looking for? For I know the ones at U.C., have that area. George rwalker wrote: Hi List, I have been enjoying looking at the Sanborn Maps on VitalSearch. I found my grandparent's summer house in Ross (it no longer exists, but now I know where it was) and my parent's house in Marin Co., which had originally been built as a church meeting hall. I also found my father's aunt's house in Redwood City. But I was disappointed Not to find the houses and lot
22. [CASANFRA] obits [1]
Speaking of Obits, would they be available for the year 1889? Would it be the same source that George offered below? MeLani --If you live in California the best way is to ask the San --Francisco Library Newspaper desk newref@sfpl.org to see if --there was death notice or obit, done on him. -- --George
23. [CASANFRA] My website is updated with many photos, documents, links, names, etc. [1]
Hello list, I've updated my website with not only my own family information, but also some data that I've put together to hopefully help others. Here's what you'll find. 1. Of course my family info with copies of documents such as those that I found at the National Archives in DC in my great great grandfather Louis KIRCHER's (born in Weinsberg, Wurttemberg) Civil War Pension files. Included in those papers are sworn statements made by friends to aid in the pension eligibility research. 2. I
24. RE: [CASANFRA] 1882 Catholic burials [1]
My ancestors, who were also parishioners of St. Patrick's, were buried at Calvary Cemetery in San Francisco but all were later (1900) moved to: Holy Cross in Colma 1500 Mission Road Colma CA 94014-0577 650-756-2060 Office Hours - 8:30 AM to 4 PM Monday - Friday only Holy Cross is beautifully maintained - you would be pleased if that is where your folks are! Hope this helps, RUTH _______________________________________ Ruth(Grady)Skewis - California (USA) ruth4527@mindspring.com > -----Original Message
25. Re: [CASANFRA] obits/yes [1]
MeLani The answer is yes, they check any year. George MeLani wrote: Speaking of Obits, would they be available for the year 1889? Would it be the same source that George offered below? MeLani --If you live in California the best way is to ask the San --Francisco Library Newspaper desk newref@sfpl.org to see if --there was death notice or obit, done on him. -- --George ==== CASANFRA Mailing List ==== Visit The USGenWeb Project, San Francisco http://www.sfgenealogy.com ------
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