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Searching for: +path:irish-in-chicago +(+date:nov +date:2002)
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1. Street Help Needed [1]
I have several Chicago addresses 1892-1895. 2072 Carroll 2000 W. Lake 1942 W. Washington These streets all run parallel to each other. What would the cross streets be for this slice of the @1895 Chicago street map? Can anyone help me find the 1900 ED for 65 So. 40th Ct.? Kelly Ward, Schoolcraft, Michigan (continuing to search for the elusive Timothy & Tobias Burke!)
2. [Irish in Chicago] Research in Cook County [1]
I am looking for a reasonably priced researcher in the Chicago area to look at RC Church Records, and the 1900 census of Cook County. Can any lister recommend a reliable person? Any suggestions greatly appreciated. Alan ____________________ Alan Barnard Burnaby, BC, Canada MLFHS 2361 NCFHS 1811 SfkFHS 5148
3. Re: LYNCH family - Obituaries-Churches [1]
Hi: Ellen Lynch was the daughter of Bridget Fagan and Thomas G. Lynch. Ellen was born February 8, 1873 in Chicago, Illinois. Ellen was single, she died at age 76 on April 21, 1949 on W. Sheridan Rd., Chicago and is buried in Calvary Cemetery, Evanston, Illinois. Ellen's father, Thomas G. Lynch was born in Massachusetts abt. 1841, he died in Chicago on June 10, 1897 at age 56. Thomas was a Teamster. Thomas & Bridget Lynch's children were: Luke Lynch, d. 1883, age 2 years Mary E. Lynch d. 5/6/1880
4. NEW MAILING LIST FOR IRISH IN COVENTRY [1]
Good news: your mailing list is ready to roll. Briefly (very), people can subscribe to your list in mail mode by sending a message to IRISH-IN-COVENTRY-L-request@rootsweb.com that contains the word subscribe and nothing else. If you prefer digest mode, they should send the command instead to IRISH-IN-COVENTRY-D-request@rootsweb.com. To unsubscribe, you should send the command "unsubscribe" to IRISH-IN-COVENTRY-L-request@rootsweb.com To post to both IRISH-IN-COVENTRY-L and IRISH-IN-COVENTRY-D, messa
5. [Irish in Chicago] Catholic Church Records in Will & Cook Counties [1]
Hi Listers, Can anyone tell me where one can access records of the Catholic Churches in the Will & Cook counties, Illinois, for the 1860-1870's ?? Also : Are the records indexed by surname ? Which diocese would they be covered by, and how can one contact them ? We are looking for SOLON baptisms, marriage or death records, ( particularly the marriage of Thomas SOLON and Sarah McGILL pre 1862 in Joliet ) I am working in conjunction with 3 ladies in the USA, trying to sort out the many SOLON famili
6. All Saints, Des Plaines [1]
Is it possible to contact whoever is in charge of a particular gravesite(s) at All Saints? Has anyone on this list done this? I've run out of all other leads. Kelly Ward, Schoolcraft, MI
7. Street Location Help Needed [1]
I have several Chicago addresses 1892-1895. 2072 Carroll 2000 W. Lake 1942 W. Washington These streets all run parallel to each other. What would the cross streets be for this slice of the @1895 Chicago street map? Can anyone help me find the 1900 ED for 65 So. 40th Ct.? Kelly Ward, Schoolcraft, Michigan (continuing to search for the elusive Timothy & Tobias Burke!)
8. [Irish in Chicago] Another article found on the Chicago Fire [1]
Good day, >From last month's mailings, there was the topic of the Fire. Here is a link for: "The complete text of James Goodsell's History of the Great Chicago Fire, October 8, 9, and 10, 1871. Published 1871 by J.H. and C.M. Goodsell. (25 pages, including a map of the area affected by the fire.)" http://chicago.about.com/library/blank/blfiregoodsell05.htm
9. 3rd Hughes Family Letter [1]
Letter from John Jackson (brother-in-law) Franked Monaghan, Ireland, Feb. 16, 1848 and St. John, Mar. 18, 1848 Lawrence Hughes North America St. John New Brunswick Fredericton Parish of Duglas February 17, 1848 Sir: I received your letter of the 12th of December which gives one word of great comfort to hear that you and your wife and children are all in good health. Thank God we are all in the same. Tho this country is much afflicted with Disorders, thank God we all got free. Yet if God was pleased
10. [Irish in Chicago] Re: going on vacation [1]
Instructions for unsubscribing http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/other/Ethnic-Irish/IRISH-IN-CHICAGO.html SFBORNARTH@aol.com wrote: >unsubscribe. > > >
11. NEW MAILING LIST FOR ST. LOUIS [1]
Good news: your mailing list is ready to roll. Briefly (very), people can subscribe to your list in mail mode by sending a message to IRISH-IN-SAINT-LOUIS-L-request@rootsweb.com that contains the word subscribe and nothing else. If you prefer digest mode, they should send the command instead to IRISH-IN-SAINT-LOUIS-D-request@rootsweb.com. To unsubscribe, send the command "unsubscribe" to IRISH-IN-SAINT-LOUIS-L-request@rootsweb.com (if in mail mode) or IRISH-IN-SAINT-LOUIS-D-request@rootsweb.com (if i
12. KENNEDY-Jane & Michael & James [1]
Looking for descendents of Michael b. 1856 Westport, Ireland Jane O'Donnell b. 1859 Married: December 4, 1881 Michael died June 4, 1899 Jane - December 2, 1932 Michael had a brother James, who also lived in Chicago, and a sister Rose Kennedy Campbell who lived in Scranton, PA. I believe Michael & Jane had, a son James, daughters, Rose, Nell and Margaret. Jane's last address was 1921 Barry Ave. I have her obituary, but no descendents are mentioned only that she wa
13. [Irish in Chicago] lurgan ancestry updates [1]
Hi everyone The following records have been added to the Lurgan Ancestry website. www.lurganancestry.net 1. Lurgan people who died during WW2. 1939 to 1945 (approx. 100 names) 2. Lurgan People who died during WW1, 1914 to 1918 (approx 300 names) 3. Rental list for Brownlow's Derry 1763-66 (approx 100 names) 4. Rental list for Lurgan town 1763-1766. (approx. 400 names). Regards Martin McGoldrick. Lurgan Ancestry.
14. [Irish in Chicago] Rooney from Westport County Mayo area [1]
I am reposting a request re: Elizabeth (Bessie) Rooney who would have emigrated from the Westport (Knockfin townland) area of County Mayo after 1880. Her maiden name would be Rooney if she married in Chicago. Can find no record of a marriage in Westport. There were Cleveland Ohio contacts to about the 1940s with her sister and niece's family. Cleveland surnames would have been Fadden/Fagin/McFadden, Friel and Giblin. She had a nephew who emigrated to first South Dakota and then settling
15. 4th Hughes Family Letter [1]
Letter from John Jackson (brother-in-law) Franked St. Lewis Feb. 12, 1850 Received Fredericton March 28, 1850 Addressed to: North America Saint Johns New Brunswick For Mr. Larens Hughes Saint Lewis February the 5th 1850 Dear Mr. Hughes I address you in these lines hoping they will find you in good health as I am at present. Thank God for his mercies to me. Having addressed you with several letters, this is one of the sorrowfullest letters you ever got from me. I left home on the second of November '49
16. Re: All Saints, Des Plaines [1]
I doubt the cemetery would be willing (or maybe able) to give you any kind of contact information. If you're able to obtain a plot list, you might be able to get the name of the person who purchased the plot, and assuming it wasn't too long ago be able to track him or her down. But it might take several letters, and possibly a good and clear explanation to the person as to how you tracked him or down. Brian At 11:15 PM -0500 11/4/02, K. Ward wrote: >Is it possible to contact whoever is in charge of a
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