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1. Re: [IRISH-NYC] Re: IRISH-NEW-YORK-CITY-D Digest V03 #367 [1]
In a message dated 10/2/2003, coatsgenie@hotmail.com writes: Once again, could somebody please tell me how to decipher the page numbers in the 1850 Brooklyn Index for Federal Census? Does one go by the stamped number, or the printed number? And what about the first bunch of films; they don't designate wards. Please, HELP!!!!!! ------------------------------------------------------------------ Hi Genie, I completely understand your frustration! I'm not sure there's a definitive answer though. There is
2. Re: [IRISH-NYC] lost in the city [1]
Dear Elizabeth. Would you tell me what NYGBS stands for? Many thanks! L. D. Collins
3. [IRISH-NYC] doran family [1]
I am looking for Michael and John Doran of Seneca county NY. They were born in Ireland and are on the 1860 census as living with some Beegans . In 1865 they are living with Bridget Doran. and then in 1870, there is Bridget and Catherine and John and Michael. I would so appreciate any help! Thanks so much, Liz
4. [IRISH-NYC] Do funeral businesses retain their records? [1]
At least 20 yrs ago, perhaps a bit more, I contacted a funeral director in Hoboken, NJ, hoping to obtain info on my G Grandfather's death. Lo and behold! I couldn't believe my good luck. The year of the death was 1936 and the gentleman told me that they had their old records stored somewhere on the premises, and if I would call back in a week, he should be able to locate it. Sure enough, he did find it. And another time, I went to a funeral home in Charleston, SC, where they had multiple old record book
5. [IRISH-NYC] Re: IRISH-NEW-YORK-CITY-D Digest V03 #372 [1]
I have a John Doran from Fermanagh. Do you have a town? Ellen _________________________________________________________________ Add MSN 8 Internet Software to your current Internet access and enjoy patented spam control and more. Get two months FREE! http://join.msn.com/?page=dept/byoa
6. [IRISH-NYC] Re: Funeral Records Retention [1]
I think it would be a wonderful project to have funeral homes donate their old records to one central 'depository', even if they are then computerized. I hate to see that wealth of genealogical info just tossed in the trash after four years. Since this all under the auspices of the Bureau of Funeral Directing, I wonder if they would open to the idea. It reminds me of my experiences with the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, who I can't praise enough. I needed burial information for my Cassidys, but didn
7. Re: [IRISH-NYC] Re: Funeral Records Retention [1]
In a message dated 10/17/2003, halpin@erols.com writes: Might major genealogical organizations be interested in encouraging State and local agencies to deal with this matter? Hi Peter, I think you may be right. If a funeral home is willing to turn over their old records, I would think they would be more comfortable handing them over to a reputable genealogical society. I hate to say this, but I wonder if funeral homes would be more willing to retain their records (even if it meant computerizing them) i
8. [IRISH-NYC] NYGBS [1]
Louise, NYGBS stands for: The New York Genealogical and Biographical Society. Their website is: http://www.nygbs.org/index.html Ray FitzGerald From: louise collins To: IRISH-NEW-YORK-CITY-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <3F99F0B7.F5B2ADDB@erols.com> Subject: Re: [IRISH-NYC] lost in the city Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; x-mac-type="54455854"; x-mac-creator="4D4F5353" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Dear Elizabeth. Would you tell me what NYGBS stands for? Many thanks!
9. Re: [IRISH-NYC] NYGBS [1]
Thanks so much! So much to learn, so little time. Who are you researching? Mine are from the Collins Line which came from Cork circa 1861. Best wishes, L. D. Collins
10. [IRISH-NYC] Brooklyn Irish wards [1]
Both the first (Brooklyn Heights) and sixth (Cobble Hill) wards in Brooklyn were heavily Irish through the 1860's.
11. [IRISH-NYC] Irish lectures at the NYG&B [1]
Hello, Folks! Here is a message that was sent out today on the New York Genealogical & Biographical Society's members mailing list: *************************************************************************** Please join us at The New York Genealogical and Biographical Society for two evenings of lectures: Dr. Susan Hood, Assistant Archivist of the Representative Church Body Library in Dublin, will give three lectures, presented by the NYG&B Heraldry and Education and Publication Committees, in coo
12. Re: [IRISH-NYC] Re: Funeral Records Retention [1]
Hi Tracy, Private organizations come and go, but churches and government agencies seem to always be with us. So, the following arrangement might be preferable: a.. a government agency could archive the original records; b.. LDS could microfilm them; and c.. one or more private entities could index them and make them accessible online. New records will increasingly be computerized by funeral homes, so eventually they could all be archived in digital format. For proprietary and privacy reason
13. Re: [IRISH-NYC] List Question [1]
In a message dated 10/18/2003, topgunner@cox.net writes: Is rootsweb having trouble I cant subscribe to anything?? -------------------------------------------------------- Hi John, The lists2 server, which houses our list and several of the larger Rootsweb list, was down for about a week. So in that time, list posts and sub/unsub requests couldn't be processed. If you sent in a sub/unsub request during that time, I would wait another day or so to see if the admin has had the chance to process it. On s
14. [IRISH-NYC] Family History Fair [1]
The New York City Archivists' Roundtable are presenting their annual Family History Fair on Sunday, October 12, from noon until 5 pm. The fair will be held at the graduate center of the City University of New York, at Fifth Avenue and 34th Street. Admission is free! This year's fair looks to be spectacular! New to the fair this year is the Ancestor's Road Show. You will have the opportunity to have a free one-on-one consultation with a professional genealogist over your specific genealogical brick
15. [IRISH-NYC] Re: IRISH-NEW-YORK-CITY-D Digest V03 #383 [1]
In response to the 1870 census question.... Today I tried out Ancestry's new 1870 every name index for New York. I have some people who should have been in Manhattan that I have never been able to find in the census. They had multiple choice names for the dad, common names at that, etc. Since this was an every name index I was able to plug in the mom and daughter. Bingo... found them in the fourth ward (without the dad). But, when I was taking down the info I noticed that indeed they were in the second
16. [IRISH-NYC] Bklyn [1]
Have you checked out any of these sites? Brooklyn Genealogy Information Page Index Brooklyn Daily Eagle Online (1841-1902), The Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn Hope you find!
17. [IRISH-NYC] CUMMINGS, SHANNON, AHERN (and testing) [1]
Anyone have any connection to the following families in Manhattan, from 1870 to about 1910 or later: CUMMINS/CUMMINGS - George, Owen, Bridget, Mary, Ellen, Lawrence, James SHANNON - Joseph, Ellen, Albert, Annie AHERN - James, Jane, George PS Tracy, haven't had any problems posting to other lists using Comcast Sue Clement Visit our websites - Southern New England Irish Families http://www.rootsweb.com/~ussnei - Cummins Families in County Carlow, Ireland http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cummins/
18. [IRISH-NYC] 1870 Winter Census ? [1]
Tracy, That was really interesting about the 1870 census. I'd not been aware of it. So which census do we access when we use Ancestry or Genealogy.com? I couldn't find my family in the 1870 census on either website. Perhaps they were picked up in the winter census? How can we access that? Thanks! Barbara
19. [IRISH-NYC] Re: IRISH-NEW-YORK-CITY-D Digest V03 #372 reply [1]
The John Doran I have is from Tempo. Any connection? Ellen _________________________________________________________________ Want to check if your PC is virus-infected? Get a FREE computer virus scan online from McAfee. http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963
20. RE: [IRISH-NYC] Re: Funeral Records Retention [1]
Tracy and List Members, Since my last message to this group on this matter I found a GREAT site!!!! http://www.funeralnet.com Please check it out. The site is a resource. I was amazed at the information the site provides. It is just what we all are hoping for. It could use a little more participation from more funeral homes. Perhaps if each one of us passed on the site URL to funeral homes we come in contact with one day we would just be able get information online. Rose Mary Diane Tempest
21. [IRISH-NYC] Ireland's Most Haunted Castle [1]
A ghostly tale for you on this, the most haunted of days. Ireland has always been a land of spirits and enchantments; with tales of fairies and hauntings. But there is one place in Ireland that is believed to be the most haunted location in the Emerald Isle. Leap Castle has the notorious reputation of being the most haunted castle in Ireland, with over 50 active ghosts. Students of the occult flock to the castle in curiosity. What is the story of Leap Castle? And what exactly is the creature that
22. [IRISH-NYC] Glucksman House 10th Anniversary Celebration [1]
New York University's Glucksman Ireland House is celebrating its tenth anniversary with a week long celebration! The Glucksman House, located at One Washington Mews (directly north of Washington Square Park), is dedicated to the preservation and advancement of Irish and Irish-American culture. They also actively advance knowledge of the Irish, Irish-American and Irish Diaspora culture through studies here and abroad. Beginning October 6, the Glucksman House will commemorate its tenth anniversary wi
23. [IRISH-NYC] Annual Celtic Cultural Day in Rochester [1]
The Irish Musicians' Associations will be sponsoring their annual Celtic Cultural Day this Saturday, October 4 at Saint John Fisher College in Rochester. There will be refreshments and live music courtesy of the Tullamore Celtic Band. Registration begins at 11:30 am. For more info, please see: http://www.irishrochester.org/concerts2.html Take care, Tracy
24. [IRISH-NYC] Re: IRISH-NEW-YORK-CITY-D Digest V03 #367 [1]
Once again, could somebody please tell me how to decipher the page numbers in the 1850 Brooklyn Index for Federal Census? Does one go by the stamped number, or the printed number? And what about the first bunch of films; they don't designate wards. Please, HELP!!!!!! ----- Original Message ----- From: IRISH-NEW-YORK-CITY-D-request@rootsweb.com To: IRISH-NEW-YORK-CITY-D@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, October 02, 2003 10:02 PM Subject: IRISH-NEW-YORK-CITY-D Digest V03 #367
25. Re: [IRISH-NYC] 1870 Winter Census ? [1]
In a message dated 10/27/2003, DrBGC@aol.com writes: So which census do we access when we use Ancestry or Genealogy.com? Hi Barbara, From what I understand, Ancestry seems to have both enumerations. (Some schedules are dated from June & July, while others are from December.) I inadvertantly cancelled my Genealogy subscription, but I think they only had the first enumeration. I may be wrong though. When you click into the Census collection on either website, and go to 1870 New York, there should be s
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