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1. Re: [MNRAMSEY] ZERTLER/ROBERTSON [1]
One other thought: she might have married and changed her name, or moved to another state and been buried there. Do you have a date of death? Have you checked ancestry.com for her death, or the index to Soc Sec death benefits? Good luck! Kate On May 22 2008, Mary Bakeman wrote: >P.A. Campbell wrote: >> I am searching for Fannie [Zertler] Robertson. Widow of Arthurd . She >> was born in St Paul, Feb 1876/1877 Married in 1893. No children >> >> Arthur is buried in the ZERTLER plot in Elmhurst Cemeter
2. [MNRAMSEY] ZERTLER/ROBERTSON [0.986841]
I am searching for Fannie [Zertler] Robertson. Widow of Arthurd . She was born in St Paul, Feb 1876/1877 Married in 1893. No children Arthur is buried in the ZERTLER plot in Elmhurst Cemetery. Fannie was listed in the 1930 census and then she was gone. I can't find where Fannie is buried. No grave marker. There are 3 family member in the plot but not Fannie. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks Paty C
3. Re: [MNRAMSEY] Ramsey County Lookup, Dr. Wm. Fisher [0.986841]
Atwood family wrote: The resource I use is the compiled Deaths Listed in City Directories, but I'm relaying your query to the MnRamsey mailing list as well. Perhaps there is another researcher interested in him! I checked for both Dr. Fisher and his wife in that source and neither was listed under Fisher or Fischer. However, that does not mean that there is not a death record for him. At that point in time, St. Paul had a health department, as did Ramsey County. The records have been microfilmed, an
4. [MNRAMSEY] [Fwd: Ramsey County Query] [0.986841]
Can anyone help him? Mary List mom *********** A little background about death certificates: The information found on a death certificate can vary widely, depending on who the informant was that provided it. Sometimes informants are very good, and you'll find the parents' names; sometimes all you'll find is "unknown." (In my own family, my great-grandfather said his wife of 40+ years was born in Germany, when I found her baptism record at a week of age here in MN. Whether he ever knew, or forgot when
5. Re: [MNRAMSEY] Lutheran Church Records [0.986841]
Go to - http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Library/FHLC/frameset_fhlc.asp and do a Place Search. Enter Saint Paul and Minnesota and then look at Church Records. There ain't much. Bart ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ On 08/05/2008, DotAZ wrote: > What records are at the LDS site for St. Paul and where do I find the site? > > Dotaz > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Bart Hansen" > To:
6. [MNRAMSEY] [Fwd: Ramsey County Query] [0.986841]
Can anyone help? The resources I have at hand are for earlier time periods. Mary Listmom
7. Re: [MNRAMSEY] Lutheran - Thanks Bart [0.986841]
Thank you Bart. I'll check on it. Dotaz ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bart Hansen" To: Sent: Thursday, May 08, 2008 12:46 PM Subject: Re: [MNRAMSEY] Lutheran Church Records > Go to - http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Library/FHLC/frameset_fhlc.asp > and do a Place Search. Enter Saint Paul and Minnesota and then look at > Church Records. There ain't much. > > Bart > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > On 08/05/2
8. [MNRAMSEY] Ramsey query [0.986841]
Sorry about that -- hit the wrong key! Can anyone help? My resources are all for earlier time periods. Mary Listmom ************** 5/21/2008 M. J. Fitzgerald mjofitz@aol.com Interested in any information on L. B. Benson or Leonard Berger Benson. Minister and supervisor of hospitals/charities in St. Paul, MN in 1920s - 1950s. Any information appreciated.
9. [MNRAMSEY] Lutheran Church Records [0.986841]
Looking at the LDS site for St Paul, I don't see any Lutheran records listed. Is there some other place where old records are kept? ELCA does not have what I need, which is specifically for the Redeemer Church on Dale St. I am prepared to call Redeemer, but wanted to check here first. Thanks, Bart
10. Re: [MNRAMSEY] ZERTLER/ROBERTSON [0.986841]
Hi Paty! Try Oakland Cemetery St Paul MN or Calvery Cemetery if she was Catholic! Dawn From St Paul area good luck! ----- Original Message ----- From: P.A. Campbell To: MNRAMSEY@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2008 7:01 PM Subject: [MNRAMSEY] ZERTLER/ROBERTSON I am searching for Fannie [Zertler] Robertson. Widow of Arthurd . She was born in St Paul, Feb 1876/1877 Married in 1893. No children Arthur is buried in
11. Re: [MNRAMSEY] ZERTLER/ROBERTSON [0.986841]
Mary and All, Someone mentioned Calvary as she might have been Catholic, however Elmhurst started out as a Lutheran cemetery. On their website is the history of the cemetery (did anyone out there ever see the movie "Poltergeist?") It includes the church(es) that may still have records from births, baptisms, confirmations, marriages, deaths, etc. You may want to contact the church. http://www.elmhurstcemetery.org/about.php HISTORY Elmhurst Cemetery was established in 1858, the same year that Minneso
12. Re: [MNRAMSEY] Lutheran Church Records [0.986841]
The Lutheran Church had many different synods and then combined to the LCA and the ALC. About 30-40 years ago they combined to form the ELCA. I am not sure if records from the old LCA and the old ALC are all archived at Luther Northwestern Seminary, but I know many of them are. I do not know how one can access them, but I would think it would be worth a call. If Redeemer is Wisconsin Synod or Missouri Synod - those records will not be at LNW Sem. I would contact the church headquarters for
13. Re: [MNRAMSEY] [Fwd: Ramsey County Query] [0.986841]
Amen to that! My grandfather mis-spelled his mother's name "Rebacha" for "Rebecca". Who knows what else is wrong! Mary Bakeman wrote: Can anyone help him? Mary List mom *********** A little background about death certificates: The information found on a death certificate can vary widely, depending on who the informant was that provided it. Sometimes informants are very good, and you'll find the parents' names; sometimes all you'll find is "unknown." (In my own family, my great
14. [MNRAMSEY] "unsubscribe" [0.986841]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Bart Hansen" To: Sent: Thursday, May 08, 2008 10:32 AM Subject: [MNRAMSEY] Lutheran Church Records Looking at the LDS site for St Paul, I don't see any Lutheran records listed. Is there some other place where old records are kept? ELCA does not have what I need, which is specifically for the Redeemer Church on Dale St. I am prepared to call Redeemer, but wanted to check here first. Thanks, Bart ----------------------------
15. [MNRAMSEY] Bucklin [0.986841]
I'm looking for the descendants of Clyde A. Bucklin of the 1930 Census St. Paul and alive in 1932. In 1930 he is 57, m. to Inez, 47. No children in the household. He wrote a letter to Elsie Bucklin in Buffalo, NY Nov. 1932 in response to hers same date. In 1930 she is single, age 24, living in a rooming House in Buffalo. I have both letters and want to give them to the desc. of Clyde in Mn. and Elsie in Buffalo. Elsie is not related to Clyde per the letter. He was making a genealogical enquiry. Deanna
16. Re: [MNRAMSEY] ZERTLER/ROBERTSON [0.986841]
P.A. Campbell wrote: > I am searching for Fannie [Zertler] Robertson. Widow of Arthurd . She was > born in St Paul, Feb 1876/1877 Married in 1893. No children > > Arthur is buried in the ZERTLER plot in Elmhurst Cemetery. Fannie was listed > in the 1930 census and then she was gone. I can't find where Fannie is > buried. No grave marker. There are 3 family member in the plot but not > Fannie. If you haven't checked with the Elmhurst office, you need to do that. Fannie might have ensured that the
17. [MNRAMSEY] Re; Fannie Zertler Robinson [0.986841]
Patty Read Mary's suggestion that you check with office...excellent idea! My grandfather who died in 1923 is buried there, but has no stone. Another thought...my grandmother who died in 1947 was cremated. Ergo no record for her. If you know which church she attended, they might have a record of where she went when she left that church. However the church she attended might not be in Ramsey County anymore. My greatgrandparents helped start a Lutheran Church, which until 1961 was located in (wes
18. Re: [MNRAMSEY] ZERTLER/ROBERTSON [0.986841]
Hi Paty Dawn again; if She was Born in 1876, limit search to 1940's and 1950;s., at the most the early 1960's, I have many relatives born about that time frame, don't go past 1970. My Great Grandmother was born 1876-1947 She was 72. this may help you think for dates of death. dawn ----- Original Message ----- From: P.A. Campbell To: MNRAMSEY@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2008 7:01 PM Subject: [MNRAMSEY] ZERTLER/ROBERTSON
19. [MNRAMSEY] Fannie Zertler Robertson [0.986841]
1920 United States Federal Census 1920 United States Federal Census Name: Fannie Robertson Home in 1920: St Paul Ward 7, Ramsey, Minnesota Age: 42 years Estimated Birth Year: abt 1878 Birthplace: Minnesota Relation to Head of House: Wife Spouse's Name: Arthur Father's Birth Place: Vorarlberg Mother's Birth Place: Germany Marital Status: Married Race: White Sex: Female Able to read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Image: 279 Neighbors: _View others on page_ (http://search.ancestry.com/
20. Re: [MNRAMSEY] Lutheran Church Records [0.986841]
What records are at the LDS site for St. Paul and where do I find the site? Dotaz ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bart Hansen" To: Sent: Thursday, May 08, 2008 9:32 AM Subject: [MNRAMSEY] Lutheran Church Records > Looking at the LDS site for St Paul, I don't see any Lutheran records > listed. Is there some other place where old records are kept? ELCA > does not have what I need, which is specifically for the Redeemer > Church on Dale St. > > I am prepared
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