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1. Re: [MAHAMPDE] Ireland Famine Orphans to the USA [1]
Hi Ed, If you go to the Mailing List Index, you will find there is a List for "Irish Famine." I looked at this month's postings, and they do discuss the orphans. www.rootsweb.com Mailing List INDEX For researchers who haven't looked at the Index lately, they have changed the format of the Index. Betty (near Lowell, MA) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Edward D Costello" To: ; ; ;
2. Re: [MAHAMPDE] 46th Regiment in Springfield area [1]
From: "Hampden County, MA in the War of 1861 - 65", by James L. Bowen. "The 46th Infantry The 46th was the most exclusively a Hampden County organization of any regiment sent from Massachusetts to the war. It was recruited under the call of the president on August 4, 1862 for 300,000 recruits for nine months service, and the rendezvous was naturally at Springfield. The regiment was organized largely trhough the efforts of Rev. George Bowler, of Westfield, who was made it's first colonel. The sever
3. [MAHAMPDE] Need help finding death record in NEHGS database [1]
I am looking for the death record of George Allen Readio, died in Springfield, West Springfield, or Florence on Sep 15, 1894. I have him died in West Springfield somewhere. His family lived there, and his widow and son still lived there in 1900. But published genealogies give the place of death as Florence, and there were kin in Northampton. On the other hand, I'm tracing a family history of bipolar disorder, and I've found people in Northampton State Hospital. Since this man was only 44
4. Re: [MAHAMPDE] What was USA in Springfield in 1864? [1]
So if in the 1864 city directory it indicates that someone worked at the armory or was an armorer and not list USA, would that mean that they worked in another arms manufacturing company other than the USA? Was there another company in Springfield, MA in the 1860's? Kathy
5. Re: [MAHAMPDE] What was USA in Springfield in 1864? [1]
I'm not sure this is what you're looking for, but Smith and Wesson, a private gun maker, has been in Springfield since 1852.
6. [MAHAMPDE] Death Record of George Readio [1]
Mass Archives Death records has; Readis George Allen West Springfield 1894 445 774 Death
7. Re: [MAHAMPDE] What was USA in Springfield in 1864? [1]
Half the population was listed as working as U S A, so I think just one place and it was the armory. If it was the principal supplier of guns for the Union army, it must have provided alot of employment during the Civil War. Took Amzi Allen right out of the cotton mills! Where he worked in both 1860, adn 1870. Yours, Dora Smith Austin, TX tiggernut24@yahoo.com ----- Original Message ----- From: Obornkm@aol.com To: rclark@map.com ; MaHampde-L@rootsweb.com ; tiggernut24@yahoo.com Sent: Sunda
8. Re: [MAHAMPDE] What was USA in Springfield in 1864? [1]
Ah.. How would I write to the armory and get the payroll records of my ancestor? Yours, Dora Smith Austin, TX tiggernut24@yahoo.com ----- Original Message ----- From: Obornkm@aol.com To: tiggernut24@yahoo.com ; rclark@map.com ; MaHampde-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, January 14, 2007 8:54 PM Subject: Re: [MAHAMPDE] What was USA in Springfield in 1864? The reason I asked is because I wrote to the armory and they sent me copies of payroll records of my ancestors. But there was another ancest
9. [MAHAMPDE] United States Armory at Springfield [1]
Here is a link to a book referenced at Amazon about the Springfield Armory, 1795 - 1865: http://www.amazon.com/United-States-Armory-Springfield-1795-1865/dp/0773486208 Teresa ____________________________________________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail beta. http://new.mail.yahoo.com
10. [MAHAMPDE] U S A in Springfield [1]
United States Arsenal. Chuck May Gettysburg PA ChuckMay@may-engineering.com http://www.may-engineering.com Message: 3 Date: Sat, 13 Jan 2007 23:12:48 -0600 From: "Dora Smith" Subject: [MAHAMPDE] What was USA in Springfield in 1864? To: Message-ID: <000301c7379a$a221bdc0$640fa8c0@Villandra2> Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed; charset=iso-8859-1; reply-type=original The 1864 Springfield City Directory at ancestry.com shows alot of people employed at
11. Re: [MAHAMPDE] BRIMFIELD - need info. [1]
You might try USGenWeb for that county in MA - I've found a wealth of information about different communities and their industries and beginnings. Also you might do a Google on Brimfield MA history. Good luck.
12. [MAHAMPDE] Where was 186 Bowery St near Spring, or when was Maxwell Photography? [1]
I am trying to locate a photography studio that existed some time in the middle of the 19th century. According to the back of the photo, Maxwell, Photography, was located at 186 Bowery, near Spring. The photo is of either George Austin Readio, taken before 1865, or his son George Allen Readio, between 1870 and 1896. Neither George lived in more than a handful of places. I canot find 186 Bowery St. in South Kingston, RI, Manchester, NH, Northampton, MA, Springfield, MA, nor West Springfield,
13. Re: [MAHAMPDE] What was USA in Springfield in 1864? [1]
The National Armory: "By 1864 the new machinery had proven itself worthwhile with an output of 276,200 weapons, this being ten times the amount produced at the beginning of the war. Between 1862 and 1864 alone, production doubled, an specilization increased the number of occupations from 113 in 1860 to 390 in 1865 with a total of 3,000 employed in 1865." Col. MacFarland Rusty Stories Carved in Stone: http://www.rustyclark.com http://www.storiescarvedinstone.com ----- Original Message ----- From:
14. [MAHAMPDE] What was USA in Springfield in 1864? [1]
The 1864 Springfield City Directory at ancestry.com shows alot of people employed at U S A, including my ancestor. What was U S A? No, I don't believe it was the United States of America. Yours, Dora Smith Austin, TX tiggernut24@yahoo.com -- Internal Virus Database is out-of-date. Checked by AVG. Version: 7.5.431 / Virus Database: 268.15.29/608 - Release Date: 12/29/2006 8:22 AM
15. [MAHAMPDE] 46th Regiment in Springfield area [1]
I learned Francis PRINGLE died July 21, 1900 of Tuberculosis and was Clerk at 46th Regiment. He was from Canada and in 1900 Census a day laborer in Springfield. On the record it looks like he might have died in Chicopee although his residence was Springfield. Does anyone know about the 46th Regiment at that time? Thanks.
16. Re: [MAHAMPDE] What was USA in Springfield in 1864? [1]
The reason I asked is because I wrote to the armory and they sent me copies of payroll records of my ancestors. But there was another ancestor of mine that indicated in the city directory that he worked at an armory, but it wasn't the Springfield one because they had no record of him working there....so they suggested that perhaps he worked at the "other" armory. Kathy
17. Re: [MAHAMPDE] George Readio death certificate [1]
"Readis". I knew it just took a creative genius to find it! Thanks! Yours, Dora Smith
18. Re: [MAHAMPDE] What was USA in Springfield in 1864? [1]
U.S.A. is the United States Arsenal, home of the renowned Springfield Rifle. Dave from Long Island
19. [MAHAMPDE] Hampden County USGenWeb site [1]
Welcome aboard Dawn; my interests are mostly in the Monson area.. ALL THE BEST, ED & EVELYN COSTELLO e-mail: Web:
20. [MAHAMPDE] USA-Springfield Armory [1]
Hi Dora, That is US Army at Springfield Armory where they invented and made weapons. I lived there in 1958 when my dad was the Armory finance officer, a Lieutenant in the US Army. The old M-1 rifle of WW II is a famous invention by Garand made there. http://www.nps.gov/archive/spar/history.html Ray Sears ____________________________ The 1864 Springfield City Directory at ancestry.com shows alot of people employed at U S A, including my ancestor. What was U S A? No, I don't believe it was the United
21. Re: [MAHAMPDE] What was USA in Springfield in 1864? [1]
United States Armory
22. [MAHAMPDE] Ireland Famine Orphans to the USA [1]
ToWhomItMayInterest: With all of the famine orphan discussion, was there an Irish Famine orphan children's movement to the USA?? Is there any data on this subject? ie: My Joyce's who migrated to Monson MA USA: Bridget at 9 years old, her sister Kate at 11 years old & brother Martin at 6 years old arrived in the USA (NYC) in 1859 (I realize that the FAMINE had largely subsided by then). They may have been orphaned. Possible Joyce family members have not been located in Ireland (Co Mayo) or the USA.
23. [MAHAMPDE] BRIMFIELD - need info. [1]
Hello, I am writing a biography of my great-great grandfather, John Prouty Pepper, who was born in Brimfield in 1833. I haven't been able to find information online that I need about Brimfield in 1833. Can someone help me or at least direct me to someone who can. I want to find some statistical information about Brimfield in 1833, such as, the weather in December, the population, what churches and schools were there, and what industry there might have been. Is there a source online that can give me this inf
24. Re: [MAHAMPDE] Ireland Famine Orphans to the USA [1]
Hi again, I forgot to mention that one set of my great-grandparents were "British Home Children." They were "shipped to Canada" in 1874 and 1875. The "child migrant" scheme (British term) existed from about 1860 to about 1930, so these orphans were sent out of the U.K. slightly after the "famine orphans." I just checked a web site and the Irish Potato Famine listed from 1845 to 1849 with after-effects lasting for 2 more years. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_Potato_Famine_(1845%E2%80%93184
25. Re: [MAHAMPDE] ALBERT SNYDER - MASS (2) [1]
Just found his WWI card - date of birth is November 7, 1873 and his full name is: ALBERT THEORDORE SNYDER!! Opps forgot to sign = Lfelixthekat ================================================================= I am looking for a ALBERT SYNDER, who lived in Massachusetts (Hampden County) Springfield, Chicopee. He first married JOSEPHINE LONCTO (LANCTOT/LANCTO) in 1909, Then she died in 1920. Approx. in 1923 or 1924, he proceeded to marry her sister EMMA LONCTO (LANCTOT/LANCTO). Dont know
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