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1. Re: DENEWCAS-D Digest V04 #73 [1]
Marty, sorry to say I don't know anything about Rev. Robt Clay. I wonder if you would look to see if any AARON, LISTER (LEISTER), or BIDDLE marriages are listed. Any information would be most welcome. Frances
2. Re: [NewCastle] Genealogy at "Old Chester Day" 2 Oct 2004 [1]
Helen, I am interested in Old Chester Day and genealogical records, please forward any info. Thanks Karen Peterson karenpeterson@direcway.com ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, September 29, 2004 6:13 PM Subject: [NewCastle] Genealogy at "Old Chester Day" 2 Oct 2004 > Hi lists, > > If anyone is interested in "Old Chester Day" & the genealogy > records available please e-mail me. (Sorry, if you get this more than > once.) > > Happy
3. Re: [NewCastle] More on GOS(S)LING Plus GRAHAM Plus CRAVEN [1]
Can I ask where you found this marriage info on the web? I'd like to know the site to search. Thanks, Liz ----- Original Message ----- From: "Vince Summers" To: Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2004 8:37 AM Subject: [NewCastle] More on GOS(S)LING Plus GRAHAM Plus CRAVEN > I keep finding more on this family, but it also keeps convoluting! > > I just found this on the web: > > Marriage Register, New Castle county, Delaware 1911-page 59 Register Entry > #: 55614
4. Orphanage in Wallingford, (1904) [1]
Good morning list, For those of you, who have asked about orphanages in Delaware Co., PA. I came across the following in the Delaware County Daily Times, dated Sun. 19 Sep 2004. On page (2) there is the column: "Other Times" 100 YEARS AGO Ground has been broken for the big Philadelphia Orphanage in Wallingford. When complete, it will be one of the largest and handsomest institutions in the state. If you would like more info on this article, the Dela. Co. Historical Soc. has The Chester Ti
5. More on GOS(S)LING Plus GRAHAM Plus CRAVEN [1]
I keep finding more on this family, but it also keeps convoluting! I just found this on the web: Marriage Register, New Castle county, Delaware 1911-page 59 Register Entry #: 55614 Groom: Walter E. Gossling Age: 22 Nation/state: Pa. Residence: Phila. Pa. Occupation: mec. Eng. Bride: Mary H. Craven Age: 20 Nation/state: Md. Residence: Ridley Ponds, Pa. Groom's parents: Walter Gossling/Marg't B. Graham Bride's parents: Wm. D. Craven/Hannah ?. Myer Date of marriage: Apl. 29, 1911 Person solemnizing marria
6. Re: [NewCastle] Genealogy at "Old Chester Day" 2 Oct 2004 [1]
Karen, Are you a descendent of Samuel Peterson from New Castle County born abt 1633 from Finland ? Paul
7. Rev. Robert Clay [1]
I have a page of marriages performed between 1810 and 1815 in New Castle Co., Delaware, by Rev.Robert Clay. Does anyone know what denomination and church he served? Thanks. Marty Fulton
8. RE: [NewCastle] More on GOS(S)LING Plus GRAHAM Plus CRAVEN [1]
It was just a fluke entry on Ancestry - not a database... One of those sites where you ask if anyone knows about a certain person of a certain surname. Vince -----Original Message----- From: Elizabeth Forsyth [mailto:lizbon@optonline.net] Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2004 2:51 PM To: DENEWCAS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [NewCastle] More on GOS(S)LING Plus GRAHAM Plus CRAVEN Can I ask where you found this marriage info on the web? I'd like to know the site to search. Thanks, Liz ----- Original Mess
9. Re: [NewCastle] Rev. Robert Clay [1]
Rev. Robert Clay was rector of Immanuel Church, New Castle, for 36 years and died in Dec 1831. He was the son of Slator Clay and brother of Rev. Jehu Clay. This from 'History of Delaware'. Hope it helps, Carol
10. Genealogy at "Old Chester Day" 2 Oct 2004 [1]
Hi lists, If anyone is interested in "Old Chester Day" & the genealogy records available please e-mail me. (Sorry, if you get this more than once.) Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS) HMWEBBER@aol.com
11. J THomas Scharf & AARON [1]
Frances, The author of "History of Delaware" is J. Thoms Scharf This is the title page: _http://www.accessible.com/amcnty/DE/Delaware/titlepage.htm_ (http://www.accessible.com/amcnty/DE/Delaware/titlepage.htm) This is the table of contents: _http://www.accessible.com/amcnty/DE/Delaware/contents.htm_ (http://www.accessible.com/amcnty/DE/Delaware/contents.htm) Also have an AARON in my family. Maybe we could compare notes Take care. Vickie
12. Re: [NewCastle] Re: DENEWCAS-D Digest V04 #73 [1]
Frances; It is the J. Thomas Scharf book, originally published in 1888. It covers 1609-1888, it's a great book. Carol
13. Re: DENEWCAS-D Digest V04 #73 [1]
Carol, could you tell me who is the author-compiler & publisher of the "HISTORY OF DELAWARE". Thanks. Frances
14. Wilmington, c. 1940 [1]
Dear Listers, Does anyone have access to a phone book or city directory for Wilmington for 1939-40-41 or perhaps later. I'm looking for the address of Mrs. Stubbs' boardinghouse. It was a three-story house in three apartments on an unknown street a couple of blocks from the corner of Delaware and Pennsylvania Avenues. The back porches were on Penn. Mrs. Stubbs was not a resident of the house. In 1940, the second floor tenants were M/M Francis D. Wright and the third floor were M/M Hjalmar Breit. Than
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