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1. HIGGINS/HALEY(HEALY) MARRIAGE [1]
I am looking for information on the marriage of John L. Higgins and Mary Haley(Healy) in 1861 in Wilmington, Delaware. They were Roman Catholic and John Higgins is listed in the 1860 census for Wilmington City, New Castle County, 3rd Ward. Any help greatly appreciated. Kay
2. no messages [1]
I was away for a week--was I automatically 'unsubscribed'??
3. DE names [1]
I have loads of DE data on BOOTH(e), HETTRICK, GREENWOOD, WILLIS,and RITCHEY. I will gladly look thru my given names if you send me some info on your missing person with date and whatever else. E mail me direct and I'll get back to you. Those same names also in MD and PA. A lot of the DE Jim
4. Campbell, Seeley, Culbertson [1]
Hi, My Thomas Seeley, perhaps a Rev., b.c. 1700 m. probably New Castle Co. Sarah Campbell b.c. 1705 dau of John Campbell and Julyan. Thomas Seeley evidently died fairly early as Sarah m. second Thomas Murphey. Their dau Sarah Seeley m. Robert Culbertson and 2nd Thomas Barton. I'd be very grateful for anything on these families. Phyllis J. Miller of San Mateo, CA
5. COPE/STILLE [1]
I was at my local library and found a couple biographies that I'm wondering if they link into my line and if anyone else wants them. Caleb COPE,(July 18, 1797 - May 12, 1888) son of William and Elizabeth (Rohrer). Does anyone know which William this is? Edward Drinker COPE, (July 28, 1840-Apr 12, 1897) son of William and Elizabeth (Rohrer). Alfred STILLE, (Oct 30k, 1813-Sep 24, 1900) son of John and Maria (Wagner) STILLE. Does anyone know which John STILLE this would be? Charles Janeway STILLE (Sep 23
6. Two Questions [1]
I have two questions that I have been meaning to ask. Last year I visited (I think) the London Tract Baptist Church to find a marker for Jacob Mote. Although according to the map, I was in the right place, I could not find any signs or indications of which church/cemetery it was. Standing on the road, the small church was to the right, the cemetery was to the left and back. I believe there was a split rail fence to the far left of the cemetery and a stone wall behind? Has anyone had a similar experienc
7. Re: WILLIAMS in early New Castle [1]
Charla in NJ, My expert on WILLIAMS is John E Jacob Jr. 614 Fountain Rd. Salisbury, MD 21801 (no email) Keith Ellingsworth@Annapolis.Net -----Original Message----- From: marchpubs@juno.com To: DENEWCAS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Friday, July 10, 1998 1:11 PM Subject: WILLIAMS in early New Castle >Although I have a copy of an article on the Williams family from DIRECT >ANCESTORS and DIRECT DESCENDANTS of SHARPLESS MOORE and RACHEL ROBERTS >MOORE by Blanche Moore Hai
8. Re: DENEWCAS-D Digest V98 #54 [1]
We have a copy of the reconstructed 1790...anyone need a lookup? It might be several days until you get a response. Debbie Markay13@aol.com wrote: > > There is however, a reconstructed DE census for 1790 from the taxlists. > > ==== DENEWCAS Mailing List ==== > This list is made possible by Rootsweb. > Please visit their page at: > http://www.rootsweb.com/ > Wonderful links. the RSL(Roots Surname List) > and a plea for support.
9. Newbaker/Nebecker [1]
My wife is descended from Andrew NEWBAKER, 1759-1841, who died in Hardwick Twp., Sussex (now Warren) County, NJ. (source: Fretz, A.J. A genealogical record of the descendants of Andrew Newbaker of Hardwick Township, Warren County, NJ. Netcong, NJ: Union Times Printing, 1908.) I am descended from Elizabeth NEBEKER (NEBUCAR, NEUBECKER) (26 Dec 1774, New Castle Co. DE - 25 Aug 1812) (source: Stidham, Jack. The descendants of Dr. Timothy Stidham. mss. May 1976., and others) who married Jonas STIDHAM. I'
10. Dictionary [1]
Here is a web address for a dictionary of words relating to genealogy that I thought to be helpfull. http://www.electriciti.com/~dotts/diction.html Dennis
11. WILL HELP---and DE Fees [1]
Greeting to all, I dont want this to become a flame situation, however, I am sitting here and reading your DE complaints about fees and Cemeteries Charges. And I must shed a little light on the subject. First let me state the I was born, raised and lived in DE for 45 years. I have been a genealogy researcher for about 10 years. And have always offered everyone help with any information they need. As for Riverview Cem. the caretaker's staff is usually efficent, friendly and helpful. However I learned
12. New Castle Co, DE Presbyterian Chh Rec [1]
16 July 1998 Marriages, Dec 1796-Dec 1800, and baptisms, Jul 1796-Jun 1800, at Pencader Presbyterian Church, Glasgow, DE, can be found in EARLY CHURCH RECORDS OF NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DELAWARE, Volume 1, by F. Edward Wright, Family Line Publications, Rear East Main Street, Westminster, MD 21157, 1994, $35. Also included are Immanuel Church, Welsh Tract Baptist Meeting, New Castle County Quaker Marriages from Nnewark Monthly meeting, Asbury M. E. Church, St. Peter's Catholic Church, Marriage Bonds of Ne
13. Re: Cemetary Fees [1]
win95 wrote: > > Kathy918@aol.com wrote: > > > > Hi Everyone, I just had to join in on this. Perhaps someone in power in a > > cemetary organization can explain the reason for these exorbitant fees in > > Delaware! I have had the same situation with Mt. Salem Cemetary in > > Wilmington. It is very annoying! I am in NJ and the cemetary information I > > have looked into is FREE! One cemetary even lets you look through your > > records by yourself. I have only ever been charged once and that was a list
14. George I Smith [1]
Does anyone know about family of a George I Smith who lived and had children in New Castle County between 1860 and 1876? Descended from William Smith of White Clay Creek. YOurs, Dora Smith ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
15. Dutch original records site [1]
I found an awesome site that has probably been around awhile but was new to me. It has comprehensive Netherland ship lists, New Amsterdam baptisms and other original records. http://www.xs4all.nl/~mailme/jolanda/enmain.html Kris Wolbach
16. Re: "Brandywine" census/birth info help [1]
"Brandywine" could refer to the general area of the Brandywine Valley or to "Brandywine Hundred". ("Hundreds" in Delaware are the jurisdictional subdivisions of counties. Brandywine Hundred lies between the Brandywine Creek and the Delaware River.) In either case, I would look for the records in New Castle County. Jeff Palmer - d026600c@dc.seflin.org When cryptography is outlawed, bayl bhgynjf jvyy unir cevinpl! On Wed, 15 Jul 1998 JetMech8@aol.com wrote: > I found Andrew's obit from Natrona
17. Fwd: Pierce, Elizabeth of Del [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_900163345_boundary Content-ID: <0_900163345@inet_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII I overllooked a lilltle additional information about Elizabeth Pierce in my original message and I apologize for the extra message. Elizabeth's marriage record of 1883 lists her age as 20 yrs and her middle initial as S. Also, her husband, Henry was listed as "Farmer" at that time. NO parent info on either. Thank you again, Dennis --part0_9
18. Malin [1]
I am researching the Malin line. There was a Henry Malin in New Castle county in the 1870 census. There was a Thomas Malin (aged 9)living with the family. He is my GG grandfather. I am trying to find out who his parents were. The Henry could have been his grandfather. Sure hope somebody can help!!! Thanks, Sue van Vonno
19. Riverview Cemetery [1]
As an ex-Wilmingtonian transplanted in South Dakota, I have written (with stamped, self-addressed reply envelope enclosed) and called Riverview Cemetery in Wilmington to see if a relative, Margaret (Stapleford) Koffenberger, is buried there (and with what other family members). Almost two months have gone by and I have not received a reply. Has anybody had any experience with Riverview? Any advice? Sharon Helbig
20. Staats/King/Tighlman [1]
I am researching Abraham Staats, (ca. 1755-1828) who married Anna King, daughter of either Cornelius or Frances, in New Castle Hundred. Both Cornelius and Frances King are sons of Cornelius and Annetje Vandegrift King, Annetje being daughter of Leendert (Leonard) Paules and either Styntjie Ellsworth, his first wife or Christina Garretsen, his second. Abraham and Anna moved on by 1790 to Fort Boreman, VA and later Evans, Jackson County, WVA where he died. Abraham Staats second wife, married in 1812, was
21. Re: DENEWCAS-D Digest V98 #59 [1]
I'd like to know about New Castle Co Presbyterian Church records, too. Yours, Dora ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
22. Pierce, Elizabeth of Del [1]
Hello ALL, Seeking any information or advice on a Del born GGgrandmother, Elizabeth Pierce. I know VERY little about her and not much hope of finding her info. The little I do know is, Elizabeth was born in Delaware. She married a Henry W. Read of Philadelphia, PA in Phila. The marriage was performed by a Baptist minister in South Phila. on May 23,1883. Henry's family was Lutheran. They had at least one daughter, Caroline Alexandria born in Phila Jan 9,1888. Henry W. Read died Jun 12, 1896 in Phi
23. DOLAN, George Edward; Delaware, Newcastle; 1917-? [1]
Looking for any and all information about the following families: George Edward Dolan b: 6/16/1917 in Wilmington (Newcastle) Delaware, m: ??/??/???? to Catherine Dugan b: 10/7/1917 in Conchohocken, Pa. Grandfather: James Dolan b: ??/??/???? in County Cork, Ireland, m: ??/??/???? to Margaret Lynch b: ??/??/???? in County Cork, Ireland?. Great Grandfather: Michael Dolan b: 3/1863 in Ireland? m: ??/??/???? to Margaret C. Connolloy, b: 4/1867 in Ireland?. Assumptions: 1. James and Margaret were probably b
24. Birth record advice, please [1]
Hello ALL, New to the list, and fairly new to genealogy as well. I am seeking birth record information on my GGrandfather, ANDREW McGRATH. My question is, Is it possible to get the birth record from the state for Andrew knowing only his name and month/year and state of birth ? All I know is he was born 10/1865 in Delaware. I got that from PA census. Andrew moved to Phila at sometime, then onto to western PA sometime before 1897. He died in Natrona PA sometime bet 1925 and 1931. That's all I know about h
25. Cathedral Cemetery description wanted [1]
If I had only known the cemetery was so large, I would not have attempted to find the family headstone without a map. I was looking for section 6-D single grave # 269 (Stanley LIPINSKI and his family) and never found it. I am hoping his wife is buried next to him and I will finally know her name. Can someone provide a description of this section in relation to the front gates, etc? Just wondering how I could have missed it or if he actually had a headstone. DLBollert http://www.widomaker.com/~sim
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