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1. GSNJ / NJSA Fall Lecture Series Syllabus Information [1]
Many people have expressed interest in this fall's Exploring Your Jersey Roots lecture series and in purchasing a copy of the syllabus. The information below is for those of you who won't be able to attend the lectures in person... The syllabus for the GSNJ / NJSA "Exploring Your Jersey Roots II" lecture series will be made available for purchase at the end of the lecture series in November. The price won't be set until nearly the end of the series, once we determine how many pages the full syllabus will
2. Re: [NJHUDSON-L] Irish churches [1]
Joan, My ancestors arrived from Ireland around 1851. They attended St Peter's which is now only a school - their records are in the care of St. Bridget's. I have not been able to locate their graves either. My only hope is that they are in Jersey City Cemetary which isn't kept up very well. Otherwise I have no idea where to look. Meredith Mascitello researching in NJ: Mitchell, Harmon & Nolan
3. Re: [NJHUDSON-L] death cert/ [1]
For a small fee, the Jersey City Public Library's Genealogy Dept will research newspapers for Obituaries. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, August 01, 2004 3:35 PM Subject: Re: [NJHUDSON-L] death cert/ > I am looking for the same thing.. Story goes that Anna/Anne/Hannah Carey > died in a fire at home at 227 Pacific St Jersey City Hudson County.. > > Where would be the first place to look ?? > > Thank you, > > MaryPat > > > ==== NJHUDSON Ma
4. Obit for Elizabeth SCRANTON, b. 1839/1840--? [1]
Could someone see if there is an obit for Elizabeth SCRANTON, who was listed in the 1920 census, at age 80 years? She was born 1839/1840 in Sussex Co., NJ, the daughter of James BROSS and Mary VANDERHOOF. She first married a Robert POTTER (no other info known by me) and then W. C. SCRANTON of Scranton, PA. I have only been able to find Elizabeth in the 1920 census. But have found deeds that she has deeded property to her niece, Christiana Jane CASE. In the 1920 census listing, Elizabeth resided
5. An update on the Hudson Co Birth Certs seized by the Feds [1]
Listers, Back in February, I reported that the Feds had seized the birth records from Hudson County in connection with an unexplained investigation. Records can still be obtained from Trenton. There really wasn't any follow-up info on what was going on, though I really didn't go crazy trying to find out and then, last evening, on the evening news, there was a two sentence blurb to the effect that "The U.S. Department of State has stopped accepting passport applications processed by the Hudson Co
6. Help with Bayonne families. [1]
This inquiry was sent to me. I don't know these families. Perhaps some of you on the list do. Please send any answers to isntitroomantic@comcast.net Thank you. : isntitroomantic Date: 08/21/04 17:51:12 To: mystery2@charter.net Subject: Bayonne Families Hi, I am researching the following family trees, whose roots are deep and some still there. James Quigley who married Irene Martin of the Monsignor Leo Martin Martins from St. Mary's Jeremiah Gallagher, whose children were Ellen, Frances, and Jeremiah
7. RE: [NJHUDSON-L] Look-up request [1]
The Philadelphia immigration records are indexed. I believe the Baltimore as well. The both available at NARA. Mike -----Original Message----- From: AnnWicki@aol.com [mailto:AnnWicki@aol.com] Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2004 9:37 AM To: NJHUDSON-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [NJHUDSON-L] Look-up request Importance: High In a message dated 8/24/2004 10:12:51 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Gravehunt@aol.com writes: Would appreciate some kind soul with access to Ancestry.com dat
8. RE: [NJHUDSON-L] St. Anthony's marriage record [1]
The Mormons have these records on microfilm. http://www.familysearch.org/Search/searchcatalog.asp Mike -----Original Message----- From: Susan [mailto:harveyfam@rcn.com] Sent: Tuesday, August 10, 2004 1:17 AM To: NJHUDSON-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [NJHUDSON-L] St. Anthony's marriage record Importance: High Hi Elaine, This is a great question.. I have the same problem.. My ggrandmother was also married in St. Boniface in Jersey City in 1898 I believe.. I called the di
9. Michael and Margaret (Kennedy) Smith [1]
Michael and Margaret (Kennedy) Smith were married in St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Jersey City, New Jersey on June 25, 1893. Does anyone know if that Church is still in existence, and/or where I could write to get a certificate of their marriage? Veronica Smith vcsmith@ncweb.com
10. John SULLIVAN b Scranton, Pa d 8 Jan 1968 Union City, NJ [1]
for information/connections on the following families. Please contact me at wsullivw@aol.com John SULLIVAN b Scranton d Jan 8, 1968 Union City, NJ Hudson Dispatch Jan 9, 1968 John SULLIVAN 71, of 3821 Kennedy Blv Union City died yesterday in North Hudson Hospital Weekhawken, NJ. He was a resident of Union City for 28 years. He was a retired mechanic. He leaves his wife Mrs. Theresa SULLIVAN (nee STAFFORD) two daughters Mrs. Margaret STEINHAUSER of Chicago, ILL and Mrs. Marie MCGREEVY of Union City.;
11. Re: NJHUDSON-D Digest V04 #124 [1]
Microfilm of the Jersey Journal is available in the Jersey City and Newark public libraries, at least, according to the libraries. The Star-Ledger is also available in Newark. I don't know if they lend out microfilm to associated libraries, but it might be worth asking at your local library to see if they will. =epm= Ask not why the rose has thorns. Rather rejoice that the thornbush has a rose. - Anonymous
12. Theresa STAFFORD SULLIVAN formerly of Union CIty, NJ died Chicago, IL [1]
Looking for information/connections on the following families. Please email me at wsullivw@aol.com Chicago Tribune May 18, 1958 Theresa SULLIVAN (nee STAFFORD), formerly of Union City, N. J., beloved wife of John J. SULLIVAN; loving mother of Margaret M. STEINHAUSER, Marie T. MC GREEVY, and Paul J. SULLIVAN; fond sister of Gertrude HANNON and Josephine LEROUX dear grandmother of nine; fond mother-in-law of Max STEINHAUSER and Patrick MCGREEVY. Funeral Monday, 8:45 a.m., from funeral home, 79th st. at
13. FW: [gsnj] Exploring Your Jersey Roots II Starts 9/15 [1]
Hello Everyone The Genealogical Society of New Jersey and the New Jersey State Archives once again will be co-sponsoring a fall lecture series on Wednesday evenings in September, October and November. All of the details are given in the following email, which was sent by the New Jersey State Archives earlier today. We hope that many of you will be able to take advantage of some or all of the lectures and look forward to meeting you in Trenton! Regards, Joan Joan M. Lowry (President) Genealogical Societ
14. 1900 Census [1]
If anyone has access to the 1900 Census Index would you kindly tell me where: Henry Burns born NJ 1862 Andrew Burns born NJ 1861 are located in Jersey City, NJ. I have them in the 1930 Census both living at 273 Third St. JC. I want to see if they had families in the 1900 Census. Thanking you in advance. Marge
15. Margaret FORKIN b Scranton, PA d Union City, NJ 19 June 1963 [1]
Looking for information/connections with the following families Please email me at wsullivw@aol.com Miss Margaret FORKIN b Scranton, PA d Union City, NJ 1963 Hudson Dispatch Jersey City, New Jersey June 20, 1963 Miss Margaret FORKIN 514 Monastery Place Union City died yesterday in St. Mary's Hospital, Hoboken, NJ after a five week illness. A native of Scranton, Pa she lived in Union City, New Jersey for the past 10 years while working in the cafeteria of St. Michael's High School. She also belonge
16. Re: [NJHUDSON-L] 1884 Jersey City Church - St. Matthew's [1]
I just IM my uncle who went to St. Matthew's until he moved out of state. He said the church was formed around 1860-63. It was a German Lutheran it was located at 5th street between Erie and Jersey Ave. The new St. Matthews was built in 1897 on Wayne Street. Teri
17. 1890-1920 Bayonne City Directory [1]
Does anyone have a copy of a Bayonne city Directory from the period of 1890-1920? If so, would they be willing to do a lookup and xerox for me? Thank you, Barry Eisenberg Rockville, MD
18. Bayonne Biographies [1]
I was given the above named book last weekend while in Jersey City. Written/copyrighted in 1941 (pre-war)by Gladys Mellor Sinclair, the bios listed are prominent people of Bayonne. Photos of the "Prominent" ones are included... I'm happy to do lookups.. Bruce Eckert _____________________________________________________________ ********************* THE LATEST ON LADDER 49 Enter Contests, See the Trailer & More http://www.firehouse.com/ladder49/ GET THE BEST FIREFIGHTING CONTENT & FEATURE
19. Rakowicz [1]
I would like to thank everyone who emailed suggestions of how I might obtain the records I was seeking. I now have the information and can move forward. Maybe more questions to the list coming later......... Thank you all. Elaine
20. Re: [NJHUDSON-L] death cert/ [1]
I am looking for the same thing.. Story goes that Anna/Anne/Hannah Carey died in a fire at home at 227 Pacific St Jersey City Hudson County.. Where would be the first place to look ?? Thank you, MaryPat
21. Re: [NJHUDSON-L] 1884 Jersey City Church - St. Matthew's [1]
I know there is a St. Matthew's at 83 Wayne Street, in Jersey City. It's a Lutheran church I'm not sure how long it's been there. Teri
22. RE: [NJHUDSON-L] 1925 Census Records - Bayonne [1]
I have "GUIDE TO FAMILY HISTORY SOURCES IN THE NJ STATE ARCHIVES" which is published by the State. On page 16 is a description of NJ Sate census records. The first sentence says "New Jersey state censuses were taken in the middle of each decade, from 1855 to 1915." If you know of a 1925 census I and I'm sure others would like to know. Mike -----Original Message----- From: Heirlines@aol.com [mailto:Heirlines@aol.com] Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 9:33 PM To: NJHUDSON-L@ro
23. RE: [NJHUDSON-L] Michael and Margaret (Kennedy) Smith [1]
Yes this church still exists. The Mormons have microfilmed the older Baptisms and marriages. Don't bother with the church they are not very responsive- no staff. You should be able to order them at a local FHC. Mike -----Original Message----- From: V. C. Smith [mailto:vcsmith@ncweb.com] Sent: Saturday, August 28, 2004 12:07 PM To: NJHUDSON-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NJHUDSON-L] Michael and Margaret (Kennedy) Smith Importance: High Michael and Margaret (Kennedy) Smith were
24. Schittig/Schettig/Schuttig [1]
Does anyone on the list have any knowledge of a Charles Schittig (or Schuttig or Schettig) who was a councilman in West New York? His mother's obituary from 1916 mentions Charles as "councilman-elect." The last reference I have to him was on the 1930 census when he was living in Fort Lee, Bergen Cty. Also, his father was a volunteer fireman in West New York for a number of years. Can anyone suggest how I might get some information on him? Any suggestions will be welcome. Many thanks. Mary Traynor
25. census [1]
Thanks to all who answered my question on NJ census. I really appreciate it. Joan
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