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1. [MAWORCES] Re: Naturalization in Worcester Co [1]
I don't know if this address is good only for naturalizations from a particular time period; all the naturalization papers I've requested were for people who immigrate from about 1904 forward and settled in Worcester. Anyhow, this office has Worcester naturalization records: Elizabeth C. Bouvier, Head of Archives Supreme Judicial Court Archives and Records Preservation 1300 New Court House Boston, MA 02108 phone: 617-557-1082 As I look at the last return envelope I received from them, its address is d
2. Re: [MAWORCES] What is the Cooke collection (VR's)? [1]
Do the Cooke records contain more for Berkshire Coujty than do those books of Massachusetts town birth, marriage and death records? Dora --- Susan Mulvey wrote: > Hi Dora & Listers, > > They are vital records published by Rollin H. Cooke > who compiled church, > town, and cemetery records for all towns in > Berkshire County and some towns > in surrounding counties. This collection, known as > the Cooke Collection and > comprising approximately 66 volumes, mostly > typescript, are loc
3. Re: [MAWORCES] Titanic Deaths [1]
there is a Titanic society located on Main Street, Indian Orchard, Mass 01151 They maybe able to answer your question. Cynthia ----- Original Message ----- From: "paul murray" To: Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2002 6:53 AM Subject: [MAWORCES] Titanic Deaths > Does anyone know the names of the two people from Winchendon that died on the Titanic? I believe it they were father & son. > Paul > > > ==== MAWORCES Mailing List ==== > To UNsub go here: > http://lists.root
4. [MAWORCES] Cemeteries of Fitchburg? [1]
Seems like all I have been doing lately is looking for graves. I now need the name of a Catholic cemetery in Fitchburg that existed before 1900. And perhaps a Church to match. Specifically one that would have attracted French Canadians. Now here is a story. (I hope I haven't told it before). My granddaughter Leah (4 yrs at the time) came up to me while I was working on the computer and asked me if I had talked to great grandma (my mom) yet, and to ask her what heaven was like. I turned to her and ask
5. [MAWORCES] 1860 Census Index Help [1]
Does anyone have a 1860 census index for Worcester Co. MA or even just the state of MA? Looking for Freeman or/and Levi JOSE with wife Harriett and perhaps a son Frederick JOSE living with them or any JOSE's at all. --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.333 / Virus Database: 187 - Release Date: 3/8/02
6. Re: [MAWORCES] birth, death and marriage records before 1911 info: (MA) [1]
THREE dollars? That state vital record book said $11! I hope they don't send the whole thing back to me and tell me to send $3! Still another two months... sigh... Dora --- Jackisr@aol.com wrote: > THE MASSACHUSETTS ARCHIVES AT COLUMBIA POINT > 220 Morrissey Boulevard > Boston, MA 02125 > > If you are trying to obtain records before 1911 you > can get them through the > archives at 3.00 each by mail. > > > ==== MAWORCES Mailing List ==== > Need to UNsub for vacation or summer?? > Forget How to UN
7. [MAWORCES] 1840 Census of Pensioners [1]
Found this nifty website today entitled the 1840 Census of Pensioners - Rev. War or Military Services... http://www.usgennet.org/usa/topic/colonial/census/1840/index.html It is searchable and also has listings per state. bettythomas@charter.net My Family - http://BettyT.tripod.com Wicks,Hammond, Heintz,Bradfield,Walbridge Boylston Historical Society http://www.ultranet.com/~boyhisoc/ GenWeb County Coordinator for: Genesee, NY http://www.rootsweb.com/~nygenese Wyoming, NY http://www.rootsweb.com/~ny
8. [MAWORCES] MGC Annual Seminar April 6, 2002 [1]
Hello, The registration deadline for the MGC program April 6 has been extended to Tuesday April 2 . Walkins and registrations on April 6 are welcome, but will not include lunch. There is a sandwich shop in walking distance or you are welcome to bring your own if you can't make the April 2 deadline for lunch orders. The Massachusetts Genealogical Council Annual Meeting and Seminar Saturday April 6, 2002 features the following topics: "1930 US Census", "Unusual Boston Resources", "Lineage Society application
9. [MAWORCES] What is the Cooke collection (VR's)? [1]
Does anyone know what is the Cooke collection? Someone on the MABERKSH lsit asked me if I know what it is, no other information forthcoming, I guess. There is mention of it on the MAWORCES genweb site. On a page about vital records. One gets the idea it is not exactly where all the missing Worcester County VR's are. The chart lists practically everything as being in that series of books by town. Only other thing I can find on the web is mention of a collection of books on continental genealogy t
10. [MAWORCES] Item of interest-Graveyard [1]
Hi listers, I saw this on another mailing list and thought it would be good to pass on. Patti "Still looking for the Gray's in Worcester County-Webster, Oxford and Dudley." Thanks to Paul Nichols for this site! NAME: Spider Gates Cemetery Grave from 1700s & 1800s http://www.ghosttowns.com/states/ma/spidergatescemetery.html http://www.ghosttowns.com/states/ma/ma.html Main (home) page COUNTY: Worcester ROADS: 2WD GRID: 2 CLIMATE: Standard New England weather BEST TIME TO VISIT: All year, probab
11. Re: [MAWORCES] Wyman's "Genealogies & Estates of Charlestown" [1]
Hi Cheryl, Here is the info: Volume II, Page 981 "VICKERS: Hezekiah or Zechariah. From Sudbury; woolcomber; in town notified, 1724-5 (Sessions 43); d 1757, ae 92. (per researches of a humorous writer in "Bunker Hill Times" of Dec. 30, 1876)." Susan ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, March 30, 2002 9:32 PM Subject: [MAWORCES] Wyman's "Genealogies & Estates of Charlestown" > Hello Everyone, > > If there is someone who has access to "Gen
12. [MAWORCES] PBS-HURRICANE of 1938 reminder [1]
On your local PBS station Sunday night - March 24th 9 p m 1 hr .. [may have many interruptions as it is pledge month ..] This is the great Hurricane of 1938 that did so much Damage *so far inland* http://pbs.org/amex/hurricane38/ and on March 31st for those ancestors who went west the FLOOD mentioned following >>Since its debut in 1988, AMERICAN EXPERIENCE has brought to life the incredible characters and epic stories that helped form this nation. Visit the national American Experience website. Th
13. [MAWORCES] Check out Vital Records Information - Massachusetts Towns (We-Y) [1]
This link and address will tell you where to write and how much money. Click here: Vita
14. Re: [MAWORCES] birth, death and marriage records before 1911 info: (MA) [1]
I checked. $3! And better not combine fees in one check, in case they can't find one of your requests! Guess I'm just going to have to send another money order. Dora --- Dora Smith wrote: > THREE dollars? That state vital record book said > $11! I hope they don't send the whole thing back to > me and tell me to send $3! > > Still another two months... sigh... > > Dora > > --- Jackisr@aol.com wrote: > > THE MASSACHUSETTS ARCHIVES AT COLUMBIA POINT > > 220 Morrissey Boule
15. Re: [MAWORCES] Darius Putnam Funeral Parlour-Worcester MA [1]
Beryl - I looked up the funeral home below in the yellow pages and they have no display ad and no email address. Their phone number is 508-754-1717. Hope this is of some help to you. (I only found four funeral homes that listed an email address) Pat Thayer Shrewsbury, MA ----- Original Message ----- From: John and Beryl Henry To: Sent: Sunday, March 31, 2002 12:12 PM Subject: [MAWORCES] Darius Putnam Funeral Parlour-Worcester MA > I'm looking for th
16. [MAWORCES] Re: The Commandments of Our Ancestors [1]
Those commandments certainly ring true, and I have another that should be added. If it hasn't been added it should be: Thou shalt go forth and replenish the earth, and if need be--all by yourself.
17. [MAWORCES] 1930 Census ED's; Natualization required Info? [1]
In preparing for 1930's census research, I located the enumeration districts for the following towns in Worc. County. Possibly this information will save someone a few minutes. Hardwick 14-204 New Braintree 14-240 North Brookfield 14-242 Warren 14-288 West Warren 14-287 West Brookfield 14-295 Would be interested in knowing what information I would need to provide in order to get naturalization papers. I have only a year, and Austria/Poland. Leah Researching Smith, Eaton, Ken
18. [MAWORCES] McGinnis found on 1860 census [1]
I was looking image by image at the 1860 census for Blackstone and I think I found the McGinnis family at the bottom of page 266 and top of 277. The names and ages seem to match up. Which means they moved to Minnesota - probably after daught Ann married Thomas Callahan in 1863. They do appear in the Minn State census of 1865. One interesting name here is what looks like a Michael Gafney. Perhaps a nephew of Mary Gaffney McGinnis?. -Tom Gerber Researching: Ireland: Carroll (Co Kerry?), Colem
19. Re: [MAWORCES] ookup in Worcester town birth, marriage records [1]
"marriage and several births that mysteriously are not recorded in the FTM CD versions of Massachusetts births to 1850 and Massachusetts marriages to 1850," The hard bound copy of Worcester's VRs is also incomplete. Very often (for the later stuff )it is in the records (microfiche) but hard to find. John
20. [MAWORCES] Vital record copies [1]
I wanted to order a death cert or two from Worcester County and read online that you can walk in and get uncert. copies for $6, yet it's $15 just to have a transcription mailed and more for a certified copy. Perhaps I misread it. My question is, is there someone who goes to the County Office regularly and can look up records and do transcriptions for less than the $15 cost? I'm not asking for volunteer work here, simply looking for someone who might go in there often and do a transcription for a cost.
21. [MAWORCES] Subscribe [1]
--- CLAEYS MARY-MGT. --- mmgt@teleport.com --- EarthLink: It's your Internet.
22. [MAWORCES] Free Boylston newsletter [1]
Free Email Newsletter - published once a month by the Boylston Historical Society and Museum. For anyone interested in the Boylston and area towns. The first and second years are archived on the Museum webpages: http://www.ultranet.com/~boyhisoc/email.htm To Subscribe just send your name and email address to the museum at boyhisoc@ma.ultranet.com bettythomas@charter.net My Family - http://BettyT.tripod.com Wicks,Hammond, Heintz,Bradfield,Walbridge Boylston Historical Society http://www.ultranet.co
23. [MAWORCES] E-MAIL ADDRESS FOR MASSACHUSETTS ARCHIVES [1]
They answered me back in a day. archives@sec.state.ma.us JSR They told me exactly when I can expect to receive my items from the date that they received my letters.
24. [MAWORCES] TAYLOR [1]
I am trying to locate information and descendants of William Haskell Taylor, b. Jan. 1,1827 in Framingham,. Middlesex Co.,MA; m. Oct. 12,1848 in Rutland, Worcester Co.,MA to Anna Maria Darling. They first lived in Hubbardston, Worcester Co., and I last find them residing in Worcester, Worcester County. I found two children: William L., b. abt 1855 and Clara B., b. abt 1870: not certain where the children were born. Does anyone have further information about this family ? Arline (Taylor) Larson Native of Pa
25. [MAWORCES] Need some help locating marriage record 1860's [1]
I am looking for the marriage record of Ann McGinnis (or variation thereof like MaGinnis, McGuinness) to a Mr. Callahan. I don't know his first name. The family moved to Minnesota by 1865 but Ann remained behind. I don't know if she was married before or after the rest of the family came to Minnesota. From a written history in Minnesota it says that the family came to Minnesota about 1860 and that Ann remained behind in Blackstone Mass. I have also seen 3 different years for immigration - 1850, 18
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