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1. [CASANFRA] Thows in Northern California [1]
I am working on putting the Thow family tree together. Does anyone have any connections or information on the family. They came from Scotland and Canada and lived in California. Perhap other places as well. I am looking for any information that people might have. Phillip Thow
2. [CASANFRA] Gigon Lookup [1]
Hi Lookup Volunteers, Is their someone in the San Francisco area who does obituaries and could please look up two fmilly members? Elize Gigon who died 2 July 1902 and was buried in the family plot at Cypress Lawn Cemetery My grandmother Marie E. Bronn(Brown) died on February 16, 1899, also in San Francisco and is buried in the same cemetery. I was able to get a death certificate for Elize but It did now have any information on loved ones. Any information located through a lookup would be most appreci
3. KINGSBURY in History of SF Bay region [1]
I have copied the bio and will be mailing to you shortly. qc 979.461 M6 1924 Kenneth Raleigh KINGSBURY was 43 when he was elected in 1919 as president of the Standard Oil Company. He was born in Columbus OH Jan 22 1876, son of Francis Homer and Mary Isabella (WILSON) KINGSBURY. In 1886 the family moved to Orange, NJ. I hope this helps you in your research. Sandra
4. [CASANFRA] photo/timeframe [1]
Hello! I am new to this list. I will post this to the Norcal list too as I am looking for anyone that can tell me when this photographer would have been in operation. Am trying to pinpoint when a relative may have been in SanFrancisco and or N. CA. The photo is printed on the back with the following: Artistic Photographer Alexander EDOUART No. 6 Turk St. San Francisco, Elevator runs on Sunday from 9 to 4. The front is printed at the bottom with EDOUART 6 Turk Street Junction Mason & Market Take el
5. Re: Death certificate look-up: Paul Schwarz please [1]
Yes, found his obituary - need your address to mail it to you. Sandra -----Original Message----- From: Olaf Boldt To: Sandrah@ix.netcom.com Date: Friday, July 02, 1999 9:10 AM Subject: Death certificate look-up: Paul Schwarz please >Sandra: > >I've found your e-mai address on the Genealogy Helplist California web page. >I don't know whether you've access to San Francisco death certificates, but >if you do, I'd most grateful to you, if you could look up the
6. [CASANFRA-L] SF MAIN BRANCH- VOLUNTEER RESEARCHER [1]
The California Helplist has a new volunteer to assist with your SF Research: San Francisco County, CA Catlyn Gregory catlyn@mindspring.com San Francisco, California, USA San Francisco Public Library, Main Branch/History Center Carolyn
7. [CASANFRA] Naturalization record question [1]
Hello! I'm brand new to this list and am wondering if someone might be able to help me. I found my immigrant ancestor in Jim Faulkinburg's on-line index to naturalized voters in the 1872 Great Register. I subsequently sent for and received the full index listing from Mr. Faulkinburg. My immigrant ancestor, Murdock McIVER, record #37863, age 33 (in 1872), nativity Scotland, had been naturalized 5 Oct 1868 in the San Francisco US Circuit court. Now I want to know if these naturalization papers were among
8. [CASANFRA-L] Re: Obituary searchers SF Main library? [1]
GFSMel@aol.com wrote: > > Hi all, > I saw on the San Francisco Co. Genealogy web page Research Tips that > the SF Main Library will do newspaper obituaries/death notice lookups. > The fee given is $1.25 per page. Is that page printed or page > researched? (i.e. if they have to check six days of obituaries is that > $1.25 x 6?) > Thanks > Melody Hi Melody, My understanding is that the $1.25 fee includes a search of *up to* 6 days after the date of death, and one photocopy (if a death notice is foun
9. [CASANFRA] Protection of California Pioneer Cemeteries [1]
At the recent meeting of the California State Historical Resources Commission, held in San Francisco. A report by Chairwoman Sue F. Schechter, on the "Protection of Pioneer Cemeteries' was tentatively postpone till their Sept. 23, meeting in Sacramento. You might want to e-mail your thoughts to them at < calshpo@mail2.quiknet.com> . For more information you can check their web site at . An last but not least if you are in the Sacramento on that day you might
10. [CASANFRA-L] GEARY LOOK-UP [1]
Tracing my ancestor Daniel W. Geary who was a member of my large Geary family in SF in the 1860's to 1900's. Turns out he moved to Alameda County (Oakland) in 1898. Does anyone have access to a 1900 census soundex for Alameda County to do a look-up for me? I have access to the actual census, but am looking for a shortcut to avoid a traipse through the entire census. Thanks! Gigi in Fresno gibber3118@msn.com
11. [CASANFRA] More 1906 earthquake [1]
These pages are from the NEW SAN FRANCISCO MAGAZINE of May, 1906. Very unusual photographs and text, including Gen. Funston on shooting looters and Stanford President Jordan on the future of San Francisco. The magazine had high ideals on the future of San Francisco, but didn't last very long. Bill http://www.americahurrah.com/1906NobHIll.html
12. [CASANFRA] MARY CUMBO [1]
Can anyone tell me how to go about finding out about the death of my great-great-grandmother, Mary Cumbo? She apparently died in S.F. in 1884. Any suggestions greatly appreciated. Thanks, Judy
13. [CASANFRA] S.F.Police Dept. [1]
Can anyone please tell me if the S.F.Police Dept. has a Historian, and how i can get in touch with him/her? Thank you very much. Delbert T Greer at the cross roads, they call it Dublin Ca.
14. [CASANFRA] Pam's e-mail woes [1]
Hi, I'm apparently still having e-mail problems with the psw@pop.sfo.com address. If you sent me a message and it was returned to you, please try re-sending it to this address: pswolfskill@yahoo.com I'm very sorry for the inconvenience. Pam pswolfskill@yahoo.com Pamela Storm Wolfskill CASANFRA-L "ListMom" __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com
15. San Francisco Stock Brewery [1]
> Does anyone have any information on a San Francisco Stock Brewery?? My great > grandfather John J. LAUMEISTER worked there according to San Francisco Directory > > 1895 - John J. Laumeister, brewer at SF Stock Brewery, resides east side Andover > Ave. near Old Hickory > 1896 - John J. Laumeister, cellerman > 1900 - John J. Laumeister, maltster for Hibernia Brewery and Mrs. John > Laumeister, groceries, at the same address > 1903 & 1904 - John J. Laumeister, brewer, resides at 529 Andover Ave. > > Could
16. [CASANFRA] Re: CASANFRA-D Digest V99 #195 [1]
I don't do cemetery look-ups, but just happen to have corresponded with Cypress Lawn Cemetery at the following address: 1370 El Camino Real, Colma, CA 94014 USA. Telephone (650) 755-0580; fax (650) 994-33117. It may take more than one letter to get a response. --J. Lee Nichols
17. [CASANFRA] CA mission photographs [1]
The web site of the Univ. of California Riverside has historic photographs and facts of all California missions from 1895. Bill http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/exhibitions/missions/
18. Re: [CASANFRA-L] Find alumni [1]
>Don't know if this has been posted or not, but the url goes to a >database of high school and college grads all over the world. Have not >explored it yet to test value. >http://www.alumni.net/ >ps A disappointment. No mention of SF's High School of Commerce. (long >gone, but not forgotten, the class of Fall, 1939. We got out at the >beginning of WWII.) Anyone else from Commerce? >Bill It's a very recent (last year or so) addition to the Net; people have to sign up for that themselves; and in CSU Sacrament
19. [CASANFRA] Bad quake URL [1]
My previous message on the 1906 SF earthquake album had the wrong url. I misspelled NobHill using a capital I, NobHIll. This is the correct one. http://www.americahurrah.com/1906NobHill.html Bill ps Thanks to Clayton (CbShaf@aol.com) for bringing this to my attention.
20. WILSON BUTLER GODCHAUX NEILSON [1]
Trying to find information on this group of artists. If anyone has information on these or can suggest somewhere to contact I would appreciate it. Sandra > NEILSON, Charles Peter. Watercolorist. Born in Pitlessie, Fifeshire, > Scotland. Neilson appears to have settled in San Francisco in the > 1890s. In 1906 he was an instructor of drawing and watercolor at UC > Berkeley. His track is lost after 1909. Trying to find a dod on him. > WILSON, William Henry ( -1865). Painter. Wilson was a resident
21. [CASANFRA] volunteer no longer available [1]
Hi list, It was recently posted to the list that a nice lady named Catlyn Gregory was available to help with lookups at the SF Main Library (as was listed on the CA Helplist). Well, Catlyn is *still* a very nice lady :-), but unfortunately, she's not able to help with lookups at this time. The webmaster of the CA Helplist is apparently still behind on updating/maintaining that page, so Catlyn has asked me to post a message here to the CASANFRA list, expressing her regret that she isn't able to help with
22. [CASANFRA-L] Banner Contest [1]
ROOTSWEB BANNER CONTEST. Feel creative? Design a banner (468x60 pixels) urging contributions to RootsWeb. If it has the highest click-through rate for the month of September 1999, you will win a dinner for two (up to $200 value) at the restaurant of your choice paid for personally by RootsWeb's CEO, Bob Tillman. Send your banners to: by 31 August 1999. We will run all banners that are not outright offensive. Hint: Bob has a quirky sense of humor.
23. Re: [CASANFRA-L] Giuntini/Delucchi [1]
At 07:13 PM 8/3/99 EDT, you wrote: >I am going to Italy in October and my goal is to see family neighborhoods and >cemetery plots (if even marked). I am leaving this Sunday am for S.F. and >will have >1-1/2 days at the Sutro Branch Library. Any tips of how to use my time >wisely would be appreciated. >My gr grandfather, Carlo Giuntini was born in Sant Allessio, Lucca, Italy, he >died in S.F. in 1905. I haven't been able to locate him on a ship passenger >list. He was the proprietor of the Giovane I
24. Re: [CASANFRA] California death index - anyone with access? [1]
Hope this helps - John MEEHAN age 62 died in Sacramento Feb 27 1935 - could it be him?? Sandra -----Original Message----- From: R Meehan To: Sandra Harris Date: Thursday, August 12, 1999 5:49 AM Subject: Re: [CASANFRA] California death index - anyone with access? >Hi > >This is a little vague.. > >MEEHAN John >born in NY in abt 1870 >parents Cornelius [Neil, Neal ] and Margaret CANNON >his wife TUTTLE Anna >her maiden name was VanDusen. >born in NY in abt
25. Re: [CASANFRA-L] City Directories/Phone Book [1]
I'm not sure where you live, but the Oakland Public Main Library has a collection dating back to the 1870's, I think. There are gaps in the collection.
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