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1. Forwarded: Ellis Island, Angel Island, Castle Island [1]
============================================================ "THE PORT OF NEW YORK: GATEWAY TO AMERICA," by Juliana Smith ============================================================ The Port of New York has for centuries been the most used portal to the United States for immigrants from around the world. While there were many other important entries into the country, it is estimated that more than 100 million Americans are directly related to immigrants who passed through Ellis Island during its tenure as
2. Thanks Nancy Reeb [1]
Although the majority of these are Mayo links there is one all Ireland link that I though worth including here. Thank you Nancy Reeb!! You can find all past messages for the Mayo mailing lists by going to these sites. BOHOLA http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/IRL/IRL-MAYO-BOHOLA.html CLAREMORRIS http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/IRL/IRL-MAYO-CLAREMORRIS.html KILTIMAGH http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/IRL/IRL-MAYO-KILTIMAGH.html KINAFFE, SWINFORD http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/IRL/IRL-MA
3. FAY Family Photograph [1]
I've "rescued" an old photograph of Mrs. FAY taken at the J.J. Boynton Studio in Clinton, Massachusetts. The photo was probably taken in the 1860's and Mrs. FAY appears to be in her 60's at the time the photo was taken. I'd hoped to trace the family and return the photograph, however, to date I've been unable to find any relatives. If you are a member of this family or know someone who might be, please contact me. Thanks, Shelley
4. Fw: Administratrivia [1]
Listers (Please read entire e-mail) This is my (sometimes deliberately forgotten) monthly reminded that I am the Rootsweb (volunteer - so be nice) List Serve manager and the rules around here are as follows: Post about things that are at least loosely genealogically related. No commercial messages whatsoever, of any kind. Or, as Yoda would say, "Sell not anything, or in a light cream sauce ye shall be served." Also, as it is an election week in the United States I would like to inform you that se
5. Fw: December 2000 PotpourrEMAIL [1]
Boyleston is near Clinton. It'ss historical society writing can be valuable in research in Clinton, MA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Boylston Hisorical Society and Museum" To: Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2000 11:44 AM Subject: December 2000 PotpourrEMAIL > <<<<<<<<>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<>>>>>>>> > ================================================ > PotpourrEMAIL > ========================
6. Free online info [1]
Listers This looks like a really interesting URL for Irish and Irish > America research. Annie
7. GREAT IRISH MUSIC [1]
For all of you Irish that love the Irish music, Reflections of Ireland from Baltimore brings you 2 hours of great entertainment hosted by Ed McBride. Ed can be heard on WTMD (Towson University public radio), 89.7 on the FM dial in Baltimore from 11:00AM - 1:00PM eastern time every Sunday morning. For those out of the area, you can pick the show up off of the internet at: http://roi897.tripod.com Jim
8. O'Malley [1]
Does anyone know this person, or the family? Headline: Mary O'Malley, 67 Publication Date: September 20, 1995 Source: Telegram & Gazette Worcester, MA Page: B5 Subjects: Region: Massachusetts Obituary: WORCESTER - Mary O'Malley, 67, of 17 Wachusett St., died Thursday in St. James Hospital, Dublin, Ireland, after a short illness. She leaves cousins. Born in Louisburgh, County Mayo, daughter of John and Mary (Durkan) O'Malley, she lived here since 1962. She worked 25 years at New England Telephone Co., retir
9. Boyleston Historical Society newsletter [1]
If you're travelling to Clinton or a history tour you just might want to check out the Boyleston historical society photos as well. Their are losts of clues in the towns surounding Clinton. <<<<<<<<>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<>>>>>>>> ================================================ PotpourrEMAIL ================================================ <<<<<<<<>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<>>>>>>>> ================================================ Vol. 2, No. 10 - 1 April 2001. Circulation: 100 and growing!
10. LAST CALL!!!! 1901 Kilgeever, Mayo Census Volunteers [1]
Listers: The Last Mailing goes out to volunteers at noon (Saturday) April 7, 2001. Be there or be square. Annie Census Maven Sent: Sunday, April 01, 2001 2:48 PM Subject: 1901 Kilgeever Census > Happy 100th anniversary of the > 1901 Census of Ireland! > > To celebrate, volunteers have been transfering data of the Civil Parish of > Kilgeever, Murrisk, Mayo from xerox copies to EXCEL, digital > format, for installation in a website later this yea
11. Re: Obit Look Up [1]
Judy, I'm posting this publicly becuase it may also be helpful to other Listers----- In the Clinton MA 1910 directory there is a David Dias listed as working with Lucius Field & Company at 98 High St, and living at 56 Prescott Street. Further research in the business section of the same directory reveals Lucius Field to be an undertaker located an 98 and 100 High St. Also listed a undertakers at this time were: W. Everett King & Co. located at 127 High Street. Martin Murphy & Company located at 66 and
12. Obit Look Up [1]
Would someone please look up an obit for me? It's for my gg grandmother Louisa A. SHARPE, died Nov. 27, 1917 in Clinton, MA. Also, on her death certificate, it lists the undertaker as David Dias? Does anyone recognize that name? Has anyone looked for info from this undertaker? Thanks for any and all help. It's greatly appreciated. Judy in GA
13. My apologies-- 1901 Census / List concerns [1]
Hi, My apologies for being tardy with mailing the 1901 Census forms and for not e-mailing the census instructions on time--but--well, ---let's just say that all hell broke loose around here as I was preparing the mailing to go to the post office--two close friends wound up in unscheduled surgery at the same time, with another one in for a scheduled hip re-call. And just as I was thinking "Well, that's the worst that can happen this week!" My doc called and rescheduled a round of tests that left me more t
14. 1901 Kilgeever Census [1]
Happy 100th anniversary of the 1901 Census of Ireland! To celebrate, volunteers have been transfering data of the Civil Parish of Kilgeever, Murrisk, Mayo from xerox copies to EXCEL, digital format, for installation in a website later this year. There are about 200 inhabited townlands with a typical population for about 40 people, as well as larger townlands (such as Louisburgh) with census blocks of about 200 people. Addition volunteers are needed. To volunteer,
15. Clinton related links [1]
Some places to visit 1.1881 Illustrated Worcester Business Guide http://homepages.go.com/~boyhissoc/index.htm 2. Worcester County GenWeb- be sure to explore all the nooks and crannies!! http://www.rootsweb.com/~maworces/ 3. The Massachusetts GenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~magenweb/ 4. Rootsweb- there's always something new there http://rootsweb.com/ 5. All of our Worcester Town webpages like the one for Royalston http://home.att.net/~mensch-family/worcester.htm Annie List mgr. San Francisco, CA
16. OMALLEYS of Clinton, Worcester Co, MA [1]
My grandfather's sister was Mary J Kirby born 1873 in Ireland. She married James P O'Malley ca 1906 in Clinton, MA. Their children were Richard (1908), Margaret (1911), Eleanor (1913), and Paul (1916). Mary died in 1939; James P O'Malley died in 1917. both died in Clinton, MA. All their children are now deceased also. I would very much like to get in contact with members of this family, or anyone that knows anything about them. I am sending this query to 3 lists, just in case some of you get a sense of
17. RE: Rev. Uncle [1]
Seeking information about Rev. John Oszajca, former pastor of St. Mary's Church, Clinton, MA, perhaps from former parishioners? Thanks for any assistance. Sharon
18. Elizabeth M Goodale born approx 1846 [1]
Looking for Elizabeth M Goodale, born in MA approx 1846 to William Goodale and Mehitabel (Gibson?). Also known as Lizzie, she was still living with her parents in Clinton MA on the 1870 census. Looking for possible marriage and /or death records. Thank you, Peg Mertl
19. Da Rules [1]
Ladies, Gentlemen, and Listers: In addition to the usual re-articulation of this List Serve's policies, I would like to inform/remind you that the State of Calfornia is under energy seige right now with Stage 3 "Energy Alerts". This means that rolling blackouts are in effect; therefore, if you are e-mailing a Lister who has a Calfornia-based ISP, or is routed through a Calfornia hub, and the mail bounces this does not necessarily mean that the e-mail address is defunct. It could mean that the server is do
20. Re: obit look up [1]
George, Can you field this one, please? Annie San Francisco, CA, USA ----- Original Message ----- From: "tudemurdog" To: Sent: Saturday, January 20, 2001 9:12 PM Subject: Fw: obit look up > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: tudemurdog > To: MAWORCES-L@rootsweb.com > Sent: Saturday, January 20, 2001 11:10 PM > Subject: obit look up > > > I just received info on my gg grandfather, Charles E. SHARPE, who died Sept. 4, 1898 in Clinton, MA. Would SKS
21. Fw: Woodlawn Cemetery [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: tudemurdog To: MAWORCES-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2001 7:29 PM Subject: Woodlawn Cemetery Thanks to all who answered by question about Woodlawn Cemetery. Now can anyone tell me where I might find info on where someone is buried in the cemetery? Is there an office to this cemetery? I'm trying to find where my gg grandfather, Charles E. SHARPE is buried. He died Sept. 4, 1898. Thanks again for all the help! Judy in GA
22. 1910 Clinton city directory look up [1]
Annie, What a generous offer. Would you check the surname SHARP(E), Oscar or Leona? Oscar had siblings, but I don't know if they stayed in Clinton or not. Thanks a bunch. Judy in GA
23. Kenefick, Hennessy, O'Brien, O'Connell, Callaghan [1]
Anyone researching these lines may want to check out this forawrded message. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, January 28, 2001 11:04 AM Subject: New Somebody's Links - Found treasures seeking family connections Post > Somebody's Links - Found treasures seeking family connections > A new message, "Kenefick Family tree," was posted by Mary Kenefick on Sun, > 28 Jan 2001 It is a response to "Memorial Records," posted by Annet
24. Griffiths Eval. 1848-1864 DURKIN / DURCAN / DURKAN [1]
OPEN IN FULL SCREEN MODE. PLEASE DATABASE <<> The leading 4-character code (below) creates a unique identifier for each individual within the surname group. Please use them. Doing so will improve the quality of responses from your queries. As far as we know, this list is exhaustive of all DUR**Ns present in County Mayo during Griffiths. If anyone has any DUR**Ns from Griffiths, from other counties, please send them to amp@transbay.net before March 1, 2001 in t
25. G Hamilton [1]
I would like to thank G Hamilton for all the assistance he gave in the search for my family members. Even though the family turned out not to be mine, George really went above and beyond helping....and encouraging me.......thanks again George. P.S. I do believe in angels!!!! C. Walker
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