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2. ca birth records [0.982935]
Does anyone with a vital search premium subscription have time for a look-up? thank you for your time, MeLani
3. Re: [CASANFRA] 1906 Book [0.982935]
Barbara is right; it's well worth the read if youst for teh historic perspective. He does take license with a few historic characters to make the story flow but it works well. Dalessandro teamed up with Gladys Hansen on the book and is working on a documentary film with her on the topic. He also did a screenplay on 1906 that will be released as a film next year on the 100th anniversary of the big quake & fire. If you get a chance to hear him speak, it's well worth the time. He's an engaging sp
4. A FORTUNE FOR A TOMB (THE FLOOD MAUSOLEUM) [0.982935]
Brooklyn Eagle- June 7, 1890 A FORTUNE FOR A TOMB The Millionaires of California Building Fine Mausoleums What it Will Cost to Find A Fitting Resting Place for the Floods- To Sleep in a Peripteral Ionic Temple- Competing With the Crockers and the Fairs. A contract was signed yesterday for the construction of a magnificent mausoleum in Laurel Hill Cemetery for the Floods, and work upon it will commence in a few days and be persecuted steadily by a large force of men for year, when it will be finishe
5. License Renewal [0.982935]
Yes, this is a true story. I have been at the SF Recorder's office working on a project and overheard a couple of the clerks talking. It seems that someone had come in and asked if they had to renew their marriage license. Now, this may seem pretty stupid, but think about it. We have to renew every other license we have, why not this one? :-) Ron
6. Re: [CASANFRA] 1906 Book [0.982935]
Hi Maggi, Backups first-- The best tool I know of is Symantec Ghost. It backs up a bootable image of your disk on a second disk so if the first one dies, no loss. It can be an internal or external drive. I like USB2.0 interface since you can attach it or store it safely and easily. Unfortunately, I don't have a second drive big enough on my laptop right now so I use a 20GB USB drive and just copy my critical files weekly. Either would work well for you. I create a directory and just manually c
7. Obit lookup [0.982935]
Hi: Could someone kindly do an obit lookup for me from the San Francisco Examiner for: Orland Sproul(e) died 19 June 1910 Thanks in advance, Tami Johnston New Orleans, LA JOHNSTON/HOFFMAN/HUFFMAN/WEISHEIMER/SPROUL(E)/KEISEL/ SHERWOOD/HOERNER/ZWEIFEL/DOCLAUR and many many more
8. A Second Final Rest: The History of San Francisco's Lost Cemeteries [0.982935]
Just a heads up - this documentary is definitely worth viewing. Jim -------- Original Message -------- Subject: My film will be showing in SF twice this month Hi folks: FYI -- my recent film, _A Second Final Rest: The History of San Francisco's Lost Cemeteries_, will be showing twice in April. Both events are FREE! Please see synopsis of the film at the end of the e-mail. Here is the information for both events: Saturday, April 9 San Francisco State University Fine Arts Building August Copp
9. Partial Transcription for 1870 census for for the 10th Ward, 3rd District (Precinct) of San Francisco County.... [0.982935]
I have now completed transcribing the first 84 pages (out of 153 pages)for the 10th Ward, 3nd District (Precinct) in the 1870 Census for San Francisco County, CA and have it online. This Enumeration District (ED=51) is one of the EDs in the 1870 San Francisco Federal Census (made up of EDs 39-57). This Enumerator used the term "Dist." or "District" instead of the customary "Precinct" in identifying the this sub-division of the 10th ward. This is why "Dist" of "District" is used at the top of each page o
10. 1906 Book [0.982935]
HI, I just want to tell everyone interested in San Francisco history about a terrific book, "1906 " by James Dalessandro. It is a novel, I must admit, but it has so much historical detail about the earthquake and the days leading up to it that the reader becomes engrossed in the everyday life of the characters. The book covers lot of the corruption of the civic leaders, and having fictional characters intermingle with them makes it an easier read then just straight history. Several of the characters are re
11. Re: CASANFRA-D Digest V05 #74 [0.982935]
I am wondering if there is a map of San Francisco showing exactly what part of the city the fire destroyed in the 1906 Earthquake and fire. I have family living on Belvedere Street during that time and I am wondering if their house would have been effected by this disaster. Thank you Pat
12. Re: Re: [CASANFRA] ca birth records [0.982935]
Judie is partially correct in that the Cal legislation does not restrict birth (and death) indexes. Anything that was in the public domain previous to the passage of the bill is freely available, even without a password (if I am wrong, please let me know where it says this). I believe the State of California no longer sells any of the indexes. Ancestry.com took them off their site because of all the "negative" attention. Vitalsearch-ca.com has them on their site for free, though if you want to use more ad
13. BEARHOPE,Cora widowed as of April 9, 1934 in San Francisco [0.982935]
Hope someone can help me. Joseph Alexander BEARHOPE died on April 9, 1934 in San Francisco. We do not know where he is buried, the obituary did not indicate. His wife Cora still survived him. They migrated to this area from Rochester, NY after the 1930 census. Joseph had a sister Anna or Anne BEARHOPE who was a postmistress and resided in Oceanside, San Digeo County, California. We are wondering if Cora re-married after his death, as Cora is not listed in the death index unless there was
14. Walter SIMON (b. Wales) d. San Francisco 1896 [0.982935]
Hi all, I'm new to this list, trying to find out about Walter Maurice (or Morris) SIMON, a sailor, who died in SF in June 1896. He was born in Ruthin, Denbighshire, Wales in about 1866 - I've been trying to find out what happened to him for ages, but was unable to find him in UK censuses after 1881 (when he was living in Liverpool) or a death record or anything. Last weekend I found a record of his mother's memorial inscription - she is buried at Llandrillo in Denbighshire, and Walter is commemorated on h
15. RE: [CASANFRA] Need help with abbreviations [0.982935]
Alice, Thanks to the University of Notre Dame Latin Dictionary and Grammar Aid Archives http://www.nd.edu/~archives/latgramm.htm nunquam : never. dormio : to sleep, slumber, siesta, nap. chc >From: AlyceTrave@aol.com >To: CASANFRA-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [CASANFRA] Need help with abbreviations >Date: Sun, 17 Apr 2005 16:03:00 EDT > >I just visit my great-great grandfather's grave site in Colma and need help >in deciphering some of the information he had on a monument he had
16. Re: [CASANFRA] Native Daughters of the Golden West/web site [0.982935]
Mary Here is there web site http://www.ndgw.org/ George "mari1106@netzero.net" wrote: Hello List, My ancestor Katherine Johnson Jewell (1869-1960) was a charter member of Orinda Parlor, Native Daughters of the Golden West according to her obituary. She was born and lived in San Francisco all her life. Any suggestions on how to research this group? Thanks, Mary Garrison ==== CASANFRA Mailing List ==== Visit San Francisco Genealogy http://www.sfgenealogy.com -----------
17. MARLOWE [0.982935]
Researching MARLOWE, Peter b. in New Jersey in 1925, then moved to California. Father Peter Marlowe and mother Catherine Fee, unknown death dates, both born in Ireland. Had several children MARLOWE, Katherine died 12/29/1995 in San Francisco. Would appreciate any information. Donna
18. Re: [CASANFRA] Famous Graduates/Fred Korematsu Castlemont 1937 [0.982935]
http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2005/04/01/BAGLHC1M651.DTL presents the President Medal of Freedom. --------------------------------- Yahoo! Messenger Show us what our next emoticon should look like. Join the fun.
19. National Geographic Project DNA [0.982935]
Gene Project to Trace Humanity's Migrations By Hillary Mayell for National Geographic News At: _http://rl.channel.aol.com/natgeo?id=20050413141909990001_ (http://rl.channel.aol.com/natgeo?id=20050413141909990001) AND _http://www5.nationalgeographic.com/genographic/participate.html_ (http://www5.nationalgeographic.com/genographic/participate.html) Public participation, including yours, is critical to the Genographic Project's success. Here's how you can get involved: Purchasing a Publ
20. test [0.982935]
bear with me folks.... Pam Pamela Storm Wolfskill pam@sfgenealogy.com San Francisco Genealogy: http://www.sfgenealogy.com San Mateo County Genealogy: http://www.sfgenealogy.com/sanmateo
21. Re: [CASANFRA] MARLOWE [0.982935]
Donna The only Peter MARLOWE in the 1930 census is in North Bergen Townshp, Hudson county, New Jersey ED 9-345 age 7 an inmate in an orphanage, Barbara G??naud Orphanage. It indicates his birthplace as NJ and the same for his parents. Parents birthplace could be an error. Jeanine Donna Elliott wrote: Researching MARLOWE, Peter b. in New Jersey in 1925, then moved to California. Father Peter Marlowe and mother Catherine Fee, unknown death dates, both born in Ireland. Had several childr
22. Re: [CASANFRA] License Renewal [0.982935]
We have to renew every other license we have, why not this one? :-) AND WHAT a good idea........Maybe every five years at first, dwindling down to three - and then when the kids have left home , yearly............No renewal, no marriage. Superb! Iris
23. RE: [CASANFRA] 1906 Book [0.982935]
Not "Oh thte shame..." Jim.... Just that the right hand doesn't know what the left hand is doing. Haappens to all of su... Do you know of a good editor?? Good to see you post, twice yet! Seems this is another book I need on my shelf....... Ruth _______________________________ Ruth (Grady) Skewis ruth4527@mindspring.com > -----Original Message----- > From: James R. Smith [mailto:jim@historysmith.com] > Sent: Sunday, April 03, 2005 4:48 PM > To: CASANFRA-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [CASANFRA] 1
24. Re: [CASANFRA] 1906 Book [0.982935]
Would you believe I Smell checked this? Oh the shame... "Barbara is right; it's well worth the read if just for the historic perspective." Jim James R. Smith wrote: > Barbara is right; it's well worth the read if youst for teh historic > perspective. He does take license with a few historic characters to > make the story flow but it works well. > Dalessandro teamed up with Gladys Hansen on the book and is working on > a documentary film with her on the topic. He also did a screenplay on > 1906
25. test [0.982935]
bear with me folks.... Pam Pamela Storm Wolfskill pam@sfgenealogy.com San Francisco Genealogy: http://www.sfgenealogy.com San Mateo County Genealogy: http://www.sfgenealogy.com/sanmateo
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