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1. [NJHUDSON-L] Gate of Heaven Cemetery [1]
Does anyone know if the burial records for Gate of Heaven Cemetery (Roman Catholic Archiocese of Newark), East Hanover, NJ are kept by burial date or by name?
2. [NJHUDSON-L] John Sharkey - 1880 Census [1]
I would very much appreciate it if someone would look up John Sharkey in the 1880 census. His wife was named Bridget and he would have been approx. 27 years old (give or take a year). They lived in Bayonne (Hudson County). They would have had a couple of kids at this time and they both came from Ireland. Thank you, Deanna
3. [NJHUDSON-L] obit lookups [1]
Thanks to all who requested obit lookups. I may be offering again in November or so - when I get a break from teaching! I emailed you if I looked for your requests. If I didn't, it means I didn't get a chance yet. Marcelle
4. [NJHUDSON-L] Kacherski [1]
<> Sorry, Deanna No Kacherski listed in New Jersey or New York, Are you sure of the spelling. I checked the entire 1900 census and no person come up for that spelling. Jim
5. [NJHUDSON-L] Death Cert [1]
Hi Guys Just me again.....wondering...I am not accustomed to the American death certificates....when it asks....parents names is it customary for them to put the mothers' maiden name in there or her married name?? This family seems to be quite happy to stay within its own boundaries.....smile..... It states father George Patrick and mother Mary Patrick.... sometimes here in Canada it states the mothers maiden name and sometimes it doesnt....but with this family.....it wouldnt surprise me to learn it was
6. Re: [NJHUDSON-L] "Newark, the Metropolis of New Jersey at the Dawn of the 20th Century" 1901 [1]
Chuck, Your local public library probably can search OCLC Worldcat, where I found the following locations. You can usually borrow such books on interlibrary loan (this book's OCLC identification number is 24341478). EAST ORANGE LIBR EAST ORANGE, NJ 07018 RUTGERS UNIV NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ 08903 BLOOMFIELD PUB LIBR BLOOMFIELD, NJ 07003-2599 HAGLEY MUS & LIBR WILMINGTON, DE 19807 (not likely to loan) Also try the National Genealogical Society Library, if you are a member. I could not access their catalog t
7. [NJHUDSON-L] census lookup [1]
Does anyone with access to the 1860-1870 census be willing to do a lookup for me? We have City,Ward & Page # Thanks in advance. George George Craig Rootsweb Sponsor RAOGK Volunteer Beaver County,PA
8. [NJHUDSON-L] PATH Train Route: Station by Station [1]
Jane, I tried to access the PATH website, but I guess their server is down (http://www.panynj.gov/). I did find some 1969 - 1972 photos of the Harrison Station at the first listed website below. It brought back memories of the timeframe I lived in town. Don't tell anyone, but I knew of some kids who would go up the exit stairs, brave the passing trains and dangerous third rail, to cross over to the opposite side to catch a free train ride to NYC. I hope you'll find some useful information below. Ken Fo
9. Re: [NJHUDSON-L] Bay View Cem [1]
Thanks to all who replied to my message! I'll follow your advice and write to them instead of calling. Thanks again! Kat > > KG wrote: > > > Hi List, > > > > Has anybody else had trouble getting information from Bay View Cemetery? I had my sister call there today and she said they were very nasty to her. How would you get records from this cemetery if they are so uncooperative? > > > > Kat > > > > ==== NJHUDSON Mailing List ==== > > Use NJHUDSON-L@rootsweb.com to write to the NJHUDSON list. > > If yo
10. [NJHUDSON-L] RE: 1880 census for Hulse fr Victoria [1]
Hi Lynne Javier Sorry it's been so long I have had 200-requests Here are all the names listed for Washington Mercer N.J. George W. Hulse self M.M.W. age 44 B. N.J. Farmer Emaline Hulse wife F.M.W. age 44 B. N.J. k-house John C. Hulse son age 15 B.N.J. William Hulse son age 13 B.N.J. Eliza Hulse dau age 10 B.N.J. ---------------------------------------------
11. [NJHUDSON-L] Hoboken EDs for 1910? [1]
Does anyone have a map available to look up three addresses to find the EDs for the 1910 census? I'd really appreciate it, if this is at all possible, as the other alternative is for me to go through TEN films! Any help is greatly appreciated. The addresses are 637 Garden St., 731 Clinton St., 57 6th St. Best wishes, Janet
12. Re: [NJHUDSON-L] Family [1]
In a message dated 08/24/2001 2:17:04 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Piedshep42@cs.com writes: > I need some help if possible. I'm trying to find a have sister. My father > was > married 2 times before my mother . The first he had a son. The second a > daughter. The only information I have is the wife name was Dorothy. I will > list the all the last names of family and hope someone out there can help. > Wirth, Cristoffel, Wendt, Liess. > Thank you for all help or just for reading this. > Pat in Georgia >
13. [NJHUDSON-L] Alms House Cemetery [1]
Please see attached article from the Bergen Record regarding the removal of bodies from the Hudson County Alms House Cemetery in Secaucus. http://www.bergen.com/news/bodiesp200108284.htm Bob Murgittroyd
14. [NJHUDSON-L] Fw: 1920 Census not mine [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: jeanine matthews To: MATTHEWS-L@rootswb.com Sent: Wednesday, August 22, 2001 12:39 PM Subject: 1920 Census not mine Hi Cousins... I received this lookup for 1920 NJ Census lookup requested. They are not mine & thought perhaps someone else could use it. 1920: Joseph L Matthews 43 NJ 27 Osborne St Keyport, Monmouth, ED#109 sht 6 line 11 Eva, w, 41 , b NJ Herbert, s, 19 Clifford, s, 16 Chester, s, 22 Julia, dl, 22, NY also: 1920 Frank MATTHEWS, 39, born NJ 22-1/2 W.
15. [NJHUDSON-L] Jersey City diary names [1]
I have a diary of my grandfather's from 1910 that covers a 9 month time span. He mentions many persons names within the diary. He lived in Jersey City at that time and often went to Hoboken and Bayonne. The following is a list of the last names that are mentioned. Please contact me if you have an ancestor with the last name and and I will let you know of any reference he makes within his diary. Hopgood, Troy, Forster, Baughan, Hatfield, Strow, Merikles, Carney, Higley, Ackerson, Doherty, Van Hill
16. [NJHUDSON-L] Robinson and Jackson [1]
I have a marriage certificate of John G. ROBINSON age 23 to Ellen Isabella JACKSON age 22. They were married in Jersey City in 1879. Groom's parents: John ROBINSON and Jane ROMER (last name difficult to read) Bride's parents: none listed Contact me if you would like a copy of this certificate. Carolyn
17. [NJHUDSON-L] Census Look-up? [1]
Is there some kind person that has access to the 1860 and 1870 census for Hoboken, NJ? I have 2 names that I would like to have looked up including the page numbers. Thank you in advance, Amy
18. [NJHUDSON-L] Stubaus [1]
I know this is a long shot, but I'm looking for a distant relative, Dorothy Stubaus (nee Dolce) who was born 1919, JC, and I believe lived in Bayonne as recently as 1977. If anyone knows this lady, please contact me. Trying to piece together the ancestors of my Henry and Dora Sommers' line. Marcelle
19. [NJHUDSON-L] Research in New York City [1]
Hi everyone, Since many people researching in New Jersey find that their ancestors resided for a short time in New York City or perhaps entered the US through NY, this may be of help. I've created a website to aid researchers in the New York City and Brooklyn areas. http://www.gaeleire.freeservers.com The site is still under construction. I'm uploading new information daily! This site is not surname specific. It's just helpful information I've gathered over the years. Also on my site is a free b
20. [NJHUDSON-L] I meant 1900 [1]
Thanks for correcting me, I did not even notice that I had typed in 1990 instead of 1900. To repeat my original email, I am looking for Julian Kacherski in the 1900 census. He lived in Bayonne, Hudson County. Thanks, Deanna
21. [NJHUDSON-L] Holy Cross Cemetery, North Arlington, NJ: Charles F. SCHNEPF, Sr. [1]
I hope that someone can help me. Finally, after FOUR months, I did receive from Trenton, the death certificate of a family member that I had requested. Can someone who might have records of the Holy Cross Cemetery, give me the names of any SCHNEPFs buried there? I know that Charles F. SCHNEPF, Sr. is buried there--he died Oct. 31, 1966. Probably also a Mary Ellen SCHNEPF whom I assume is his wife (or daughter?), gave the info at the death of Charles SCHNEPF. If no one can help me with the above,
22. Re: [NJHUDSON-L] 1918 Hoboken & Jersey City fraternal organizations [1]
In November 2000 I wrote to the NJ Secretary of the Masonic order to ask for information about my grandfather. I included as much information about the lodge, my grandfather's age, etc. as I could. In a short time I received a reply that gave his address dates of birth and death and date of entry into the Masonic order. The reply appeared to be a photostat of the information that the order had on hand. The address to which I wrote is: M. W. Raymond P Bellini, Sr. Grand Secretary 1114 Oxmead Road B
23. [NJHUDSON-L] 1918 Hoboken & Jersey City fraternal organizations [1]
The Hudson Observer obituary for my great grandfather, courtesy of Marcelle of solidgold@home.com fame, partially reads: "Relatives and friends, also members of Keystone Lodge No 235. F. and A. M. of New York: Zemzem Grotto, No 16, M. O. V. P. E. R., Lackawanna Veterans also Clan McLeud No 70 of Jersey City and Hoboken Ferrymen's Association are respectfully invited to attend funeral services at his line residence..." Keystone Lodge, I believe, is Masonic in Hoboken F and AM of New York: Zemzem Grott
24. [NJHUDSON-L] 1870 Census Ward Enough? [1]
Hi Cousins... I need to find out information regarding the 1870 Federal Census, NJ, Hudson, Jersey City: Were there Enumeration Districts used or was it just Wards in 1870? When I was in the archives in May I noted on a piece of paper, which I just found, the following: MORAN< Michael & Julia 3rd ward Jersey City page 170 and: 12 ward Jersey City page 453. So, anyone that knows about or has used 1870 census, if you can tell me, I'd appreciate it as I would like these two listings looked up, but not su
25. Re: [NJHUDSON-L] re: new to list [1]
Oh--I didn't realize there is a town of "Union" in Union Co. Yes, I was referring to Union City in Hudson Co. Thanks, Robin --- Marcelle wrote: > Make sure that you note the distinction between > Union and Union City. I > believe you are looking for Union City, since you > mention Bergenline > Avenue. Union City is Hudson County, while Union is > Union County. The > state takes forever. Birth records could be slim in > finding as Donald > mentioned. > > Marcelle > > My ggggra
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