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1. Re: Day Family [1]
Kelly, According to the vitals I have (catholic deaths to 1851) there are the following deaths: June 24, 1844: Mary Ann Day, female 2 months 27 days old, of Dropsy of Brain. child of Michael & Hanna Day April 6, 1846: John Day, male, 11 months 5 days old, of Cough. child of Michael & Hanna Day February 26, 1847: Martin Day, male, 1 year 6 months old, no cause listed. child of Michael & Johanna Day John and Martin have estimated birth dates that indicate they are not siblings (3 months ap
2. Templeton, MA Births online [1]
The Births for Templeton, MA to 1850 age now complete on my web site at: http://www.rays-place.com Just go to the section for Vital Records by Town from there. The Templeton records are being typed up by Charlotte Bromley Croshaw for your use. Cheers Ray Brown
3. Re: [MAWORCES] NEHGS [1]
I'm so glad you had an answer for Shirley. I joined the NEHGS about 6 months back and receive their newsletter which had that announcement. Their on line site recently broke two major brick walls for me. They have been uploading images of vital records with amazing speed the last couple of months. I got to see the marriage record of my great great grandparents who married in Milford, Worcester Co., Mass in 1853. The record had both their fathers names on it. It was for Peter McNamara and Catherin
4. Templeton, MA Vital Records [1]
The first part of the Templeton Vital records to 1850 were just added to my web site. These include the births for surnames starting with A to L. These were typed for the web by Charlotte Bromley Croshew for the use of everyone. Just go to my web site and then the Vital Records by town section. http://www.rays-place.com Cheers Ray Brown
5. Re: [MAWORCES] The Calendar Year [1]
The old which WAS March # 1..... is NOW January yes the months names did change or should I say the number of which the months line up changed. that's why you see the dates shown as 1752/3..... maybe someone could explain it clearer......John Slaughter ? Cynthia ----- Original Message ----- From: To: "Cynthia" Sent: Monday, November 15, 2004 8:52 AM Subject: Re: [MAWORCES] The Calendar Year >I found the below info helptul and thank the contributor I
6. Angela Rotando: [1]
Hello listers, Does anyone know what happened to Angelina "Angela" Rotando? She was born about 1921 in West Boylston, the daughter of Peter Rotando and Mary Dadazzio. She married Chester G. Fray about 1946 in Worcester. They had a daughter named Judith about 1947. The couple were living in West Boylston and Chester was a bus driver for Short Line Inc. Chester re-married to Gladys T. Westerlind. Than you. Freddie B. Stewart
7. Re: 1825 small pox epidemic [1]
Hello, Just a reminder that a large percentage of the Native American population was "wiped out" by the many "diseases" .. which "the white man" (i.e., English explorers) brought with them to North America ! (Actually and also to South America !) This went on from the 1600's right on through the 1700's ! The generally called "Indian Wars" went on for almost a century, both in the U.S. and in Canada ! Here are web sites which offer an opinion on one aspect of "small pox" in regards to the Nativ
8. Re: [MAWORCES] South Lancaster Academy [1]
I didn't realize South Lancaster Academy has been around that long - it's still there - maybe they could identify the people, or would like it in their library, if you don't hear from anyone. http://www.sla-browning.org/ South Lancaster Academy 978 368-8544 George Hill Rd South Lancaster, MA 01561 Lisa llepore@comcast.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "GARY" To: Sent: Thursday, November 11, 2004 9:23 PM Subject: [MAWORCES] South Lancaster Academ
9. Springfield help [1]
Is there anyone on this list that researches at the Springfield courthouse? If so, please contact me off list. Thanks Jackie jp55@wt.net
10. Re: [MAWORCES] New England Historical and Genealogical Register [1]
Pg. 337 middle mentions will of Joan Parker. Joan Parker of St. Savior, Southwark, Surrey, in her will written 24 August 1674, proved in 1675, mentions many relatives named Parker, and gives her brother "Henry Curtis of Sudbury in New England, to his wife, and 3 sons Ephraim, John and Joseph," each 20 shillings, also to her said brother, her little silver tankard and six silver spoons.
11. Re: [MAWORCES] NEHGS [1]
Hi Margy...I participated in the survey and accessed NEGHR...when I tried to return a second time, it was necessary to take the survey again in order to sign on. when I tried to sign on a third time, I had to take the survey yet again. It seems to me that this system is not conducive to productive survey results Am I missing something? I can't find an alternative means to signing on. Shirley in San Diego On Wed, 24 Nov 2004 16:22:25 -0500 "Margy Bousman" writes: > The Newsletter asks
12. More ROTANDO info. [1]
Worcester Telegram & Gazette, Sept. 5, 1990 West Boylston-- Daniel P. ROTANDO, 73 of 72 Sterling St., a long-time member of the Board of Health, died yesterday in St. Vincent Hosp., Worcester. He leaves his wife, Mary G. (MOONEY) ROTANDO; a brother Nicholas, of West Boylston; a sister, Florence MAZZOLENI of West Boylston and many other relatives. Born in West Boylston to Petiero & Maria (DADDIAZZO) ROTANDO and lived in W. Boylston his entire life. ***Another partial obit
13. Re: [MAWORCES] NEHGS [1]
http://www.newenglandancestors.org/ Hi, I've had several requests for the address of NEHGS, here it is. Good luck to all. Margy
14. South Lancaster Academy [1]
That academy is listed on the MA Gen exchange as: South Lancaster Academy District: Address: PO Box 1129 South Lancaster MA 01561 Phone: 978-368-8544 Email: sla@newton.atlanticuc.edu Url: http://www.atlanticuc.edu/sla/index.html Other Information:FAX 978-365-2244
15. Associated info. concerning Angelina (Rotando) FRAY [1]
Worcester Telegram & Gazette, Feb. 28, 1999 West Boylston-- Gladys T. (WESTERLIND) FRAY, 87, of Cumberland Drive, formerly of Worcester, died yesterday in the Hospice Residence, Worcester, after an illness. Her husband, Chester G. FRAY, died in 1981. She leaves a stepdaughter, Judy ROY of W. Boylston. Born in Worcester to Freddy A. & Helen E. (HAMRIN) WESTERLIND. She was an Army veteran of WWII. ***Partial obit.
16. OT Project would make 30 million newspaper pages searchable through Internet [1]
Project would make 30 million newspaper pages searchable through Internet CARL HARTMAN, Associated Press Writer Tuesday, November 16, 2004 Printable Version Email This Article (11-16) 14:26 PST WASHINGTON (AP) -- The government promises anyone with a computer will have access within a few years to millions of pages from old newspapers, a slice of American history to be viewed now only by visiting local libraries, newspaper offices or the nation's capital. The first of what's expected to be 30 mill
17. The Calendar Year [1]
When was the calendar year started in January and not in March? Pax, Len Leonard Campbell Center Harbor, NH
18. City Directory 1901-03 [1]
I'd appreciate a lookup in the Worcester City Directory if anyone has a copy. I'm looking for William J. WHYTE, a painter, between 1901-03. He was (maybe) the husband of Mary A. CASSIDY (she was reportedly born in Worcester) and the father of Robert Edward WHYTE, born in Worcester in 1902 and possibly orphaned or given up by the family. Mary A. Cassidy was listed on the birth record as Robert's mother. Robert WHTYE lived with the KEANE family in Boston by 1910 and later changed his name to KEANE. I'm curio
19. Re: MAWORCES-D Digest V04 #195 [1]
Dear Kathy: I would be most appreciative if you would supply the available information for Harrison Whitney. Thank you. Allan E. Green
20. Concerning Angelina (Rotando) Fray [1]
Newspaper article found in the Worcester Telegram & Gazette, Feb. 10, 2002 West Boylston- Nicholas V. ROTANDO, 86, of 76 Sterling St. died Friday, Feb. 8, in UMass Memorial Med. Center, Univ. Campus, Worcester, after a brief illness. He leaves his wife of 56 years, Olive C. "Cynthia" (McKinstrey) ROTANDO; a son Peter N. ROTANDO of West Boylston; nephews and nieces.. A brother, Daniel P. ROTANDO, and two sisters, Florence MAZZOLENI and Angelina FRAY, predeceased him. He was born in Clinton, son of Petiero
21. Re: [MAWORCES] 1825 small pox epidemic [1]
Jean - I've been looking all over the place, and I can't find a thing on smallpox in 1825 in Massachusetts. I learned something I wasn't aware of though, "The smallpox vaccine was first mandatory in Massachusetts back in 1809 for everyone." at this site http://www.drugstudy.md/newslet16.html This next page of definitions http://www.osv.org/learning/DocumentViewer.php?DocID=1127 mentions that Town Selectman could regulate travel during an epidemic. That made me think something might be found in the rec
22. DRURY Family Photograph [1]
I've "rescued" an old photograph of Harriet DRURY which was taken at the Bergroth Studio in Fitchburg, Massachusetts. The photograph appears to have been taken sometime between 1920-1940 with Harriet appearing to be in her 20's or 30's at the time. Based on limited research I believe that this may be a photograph of Harriet DRURY b. 5 Oct 1907 at Fitchburg, MA to parents Leon Arthur DRURY and Daza Page MOWRY. Harriet married Robert S. ANDREWS and died 6 Feb 1995 at Fitchburg, MA. The photograph was reco
23. Obit - VEDA V. JOHNSTON (VEDA HALL BRYANT) dau. GEO JOHNSTON & VIOLET HOPKINSON [1]
WORCESTER TELEGRAM - June 30, 1987 sent compliments of the Worcester Public Library 11-1-04 VEDA HALL BRYANT, 87 (date FITCHBURG - VEDA (JOHNSTON) HALL BRYANT, 87, St. Clet, Quebec, Canada, formerly of Fairbanks Street, died Sunday in Valleyfield Hospital in Quebec. MRS. BRYANT graduated from Sherbrooke High School in 1918. She was a former member of the Fitchburg Historical Society. Her husband CLIFFORD G. BRYANT died in 1979. Her first husband, WALTER S. HALL, died in 1962. She leaves a daughte
24. MAWORCES: Uxbridge & Worcester County deaths [1]
Hi - Is there anyone on the list that could look up deaths @ the Town Clerk's office in Uxbridge or Worcester Courthouse? If so, please contact me off list. Many thanks, Jeannine jayghkub@costalnet.com N.C.
25. Obit. WALTER S. HALL, husband of VEDA (JOHNSTON) HALL of Fitchburg [1]
Compliments of Fitchburg Public Library FITCHBURG SENTINEL - Jan. 25, 1962 Fitchburg, MA. - Page 16. DEATHS WALTER S. HALL, 68, EX-CONTRACTOR, DIES WALTER S. HALL, 68, of 21 Fairbanks Street, died suddenly this morning at Burbank Hospital after a short illness. He is survived by his wife, MRS. VEDA (JOHNSTON) HALL. MR. HALL was taken to the hospital in the municipal ambulance shortly before 7:30 this morning. He was a World War 1 veteran serving with the Coast Guard. Before his retirement, he w
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