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Searching for: +path:nj-newark +(+date:apr +date:2002)
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1. [NEWARK] Belgium War Godmother [1]
Hello Newark Researchers, For those of you who liked the story on Regine Villars on Virtual Newark, there is now a story in the Star Ledger: --------- Glenn G. Geisheimer, Iselin, New Jersey: If I've been able to point you in a direction, please email me with your sources so that I may help other researchers. Virtual Newark, NJ: http://virtualnewarknj.com/
2. [NEWARK] (no subject) [1]
I graduated from Irvington High School and a very kind person was nice enough to forward to me a copy of our H.S. paper "The Torch" (June 1947). Glancing thru it I see some pics of people and thought I would send them to the list in case anybody out there is looking for or have these names in their "tree". PICTURE w/bios VALEDICTORIAN.........MIRIAM SCHOEN SALUTATORIAN..........INGEBORG SCHANZENBACH THIRD HONOR............WERNER SCHMID POLL WINNERS Diane Michels Joyce Hageman Miriam Schoen Edward ke
3. [NEWARK] ENS' [1]
Hi, I was wondering if there are anyone with the ENS' surname, on the list? Charrene Ens-Hale at jachar3@comcast.net
4. [NEWARK] Chat Room II [1]
Thanks to everyone who tried. Just after I posted the message the system went down. I'll try again tomorrow. --------- Glenn G. Geisheimer, Iselin, New Jersey: If you have discovered a source for information that is not on the web site please email me with it so I may post it for others to use. Virtual Newark, NJ: http://virtualnewarknj.com/
5. [NEWARK] Protestant Foster Home [1]
Does anyone know anything about the Protestant Foster Home at 284 Belleville Avenue, Newark which was in existence in 1920?
6. [NEWARK] holy sepulchre [1]
Lauretta, I used Mapquest.com to look for Holy Sepulchre. All you need to get a map of the area is a location so I put in South Orange Avenue and Grove Street and waaalaaaaaaa there is was. You can navigate the map north,east,south and west and get the whole area. This too might work for all cemeteries in the U.S. ellen
7. [NEWARK] Chat Room [1]
Hello Newark Researchers, I am currently doing some web site work which includes testing the chat room. If anyone is currently on line ( 11:35 PM Eastern Time), please go to this web page, log in and let's see if we can get the chat room to work. Thanks, --------- Glenn G. Geisheimer, Iselin, New Jersey: If you have discovered a source for information that is not on the web site please email me with it so I may post it fo
8. [NEWARK] Holy Sepulchre Cemetery [1]
I have found a number of family buried at this Cemetery.. Does anyone know if I can get a Map of this Cemetery on line.. (I think it is a big cemetery) and wanted see the section where my family is I also notice by searching the Day Books that back in 1880 that may died of Diphtheria, Convusions, Spasms, Scarlet Fever, and lots of Pneumonia. Also high amount of Measles . Does anyone know about this period of time and how bad it was. .. Sincerely, Lauretta
9. [NEWARK] Holy Sepulchere Cemetery [1]
LDS Family Centers can obtain microfilm on burials at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in East Orange, NJ. Take a look at http://www.virtualnewarknj.com/cemeteries/holysepulchre.htm#Microfilm for an index. From there you can order microfilms from LDS at your local FHC Library. I was able to get a lot of good info this way thru them and they are very nice folks to work with. Jim Boyle Eugene, Oregon - born in Newark, 1941, with family from Newark & West Orange, NJ ----- Original Message ----- From:
10. [NEWARK] Brooklyn 1930s phone book [1]
Hi Friends: Can some kind soul look in NYC Library or wherever for a Brooklyn phone book for the period around 1930 for a family named: GUSBERG. Thank you. peter19252000@juno.com
11. [NEWARK] 1920 Newark Directory? [1]
Hi, I have not been able to find Herman FENNING in the 1920 census using the addresses I have for him in 1922 or by using any number of permutations on Ancestry.com's index. I am almost positive that he lived in Newark in 1920, but I've searched through the NYC metropolitan areas and suburbs, where some of his siblings lived, just to be sure. Nope. He's not there either. If possible, I was wondering if someone with access to a 1920 directory for Newark, if indeed such a thing exists, could look up Herma
12. [NEWARK] "Old Ladies Home" [1]
My mother referred to the home in Newark where her Aunt, Alice Gardner spent her last days as the "Old Ladies Home". Although I went to visit there, I have NO idea which home for women this was. Aunt Alice was alive in 1946 in the home, so I know it existed then. Has anyone an idea what "home" this was ? Thanks, Jane R. Elliott, born in Newark and researching Ball, Burnett, Gardner smf French in Newark
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