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1. [NJHUDSON-L] BRIGGS [1]
Hi, I have been away from my genealogy research for awhile due to a difficult pregnancy, but my latest (and last) branch of my tree is doing great and I am ready to start my research again. I am looking for any information on a Charles Henry Briggs who was a shoe laster (maker) in Jersey City from 1891 until 1902-03. Charles was married to May (Mary) Agnes McCarthy. Charles Henry lists on his marriage certificate that his parents are, Father-Charles and mothers maiden name-Stella Briggs. On Char
2. [NJHUDSON-L] HUDSON HEIGHTS [1]
Hello...my grandparents married on Nov 11 1916 in the office of the Deputy Clerk of the Borough of Manhatten. Wondering if (1) Anyone can brief me on Hudson Heights and (2) if anyone knows how to contact or connect with that office in Manhatten. Also, is there an internet address for the Supreme Court Chancery Division in Trenton? Thanks, all. Dan __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com
3. [NJHUDSON-L] STEWART family [1]
I am desirous of corresponding with anyone who might be connected with the following STEWART family who lived in East Newark at the turn of the century: John M. STEWART (1836-1906), a baker and served in the Civil War, married Mary Agusta FOSTER (1840-1903). Mary was daughter of James FOSTER, born in England and Josephine ? born in France. John M. and Mary A. STEWART are buried in Arlington Cemetery, Kearny, NJ. John M. STEWART was the son of Robert STEWART and Mary ? John and Mary had th
4. Re: [NJHUDSON-L] Families from Arlington and Kearny [1]
I have never heard of a Boeck Street in Kearny or Arlington. I did know two Gillmann boys. One was a grade or two ahead of me and the other was just behind me. Since I do not recall them from school, it is possible they went to a private school. I believe their father was a banker. They resided on Belgrove Drive which is very close to Midland Ave. I also believe the father was the Treasurer for the First Presbyterian Church in Arlington in the late 50's ( I believe it is on Kearny Ave at Laurel Avenue)
5. [NJHUDSON-L] Annie Barron Bayonne - 1905 [1]
If anyone has a city directory for Bayonne years 1905 and/or1906 I would appreciate a lookup for an Annie Conklin or Annie Barron, or Annie Barron Conklin prusumably married to an Edwad Joseph Conklin. Edward was aged 31 in Dec. of 1905. Thanks, George Conklin
6. [NJHUDSON-L] Journal [1]
Hi All, Looking for the Journal of the N.J. Medical Society,Vol.19, page 120.My husband's grandfather is mentioned on that page.(Sylvester Utter,M.D.) Thanks for your consideration in advance. Gert
7. [NJHUDSON-L] GARRETSON LOOKUP [1]
Hi Listers, Need a little help from my fellow researchers on the list. Need a lookup in the Jersey City Directories for 1910-1915. GARRETSON, George. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Bob Garretson e-mail: RGGarret@aol.com
8. [NJHUDSON-L] Heritage Quest? - Arnold Lang [1]
On Fri, 21 Jan 2000 Arnold Lang wrote: [snip] At the present time, the passenger lists of most ships arriving in the US are on microfilm available at the National Archives, the LDS, Heritage Quest or by inter-library loan. A small percentage are presently available on the internet. [snip] What is _Heritage Quest_? Thank you. Jack Becqui Elk Grove Village, Illinois U.S.A. jabjr@compuserve.com
9. [NJHUDSON-L] Hoboken Directories [1]
Hoboken directories are part of the Jersey City Directories. They are available for the 1890s. I personally have used Jersey City/Hoboken Directories at: The New Jersey Room of Jersey City, NJ Public Library The New York Public Library Social Science Research Branch, 5th Ave. between 41nd and 42nd Street, microfilm room I understand that they also are available at: The Hoboken, NJ Public Library LDS Family History Centers The Morristown, NJ Public Library The Alexander Library
10. [NJHUDSON-L] CASTLE GARDEN RECORDS, 1882 [1]
Hello, List, My grandmother emigrated from Switzerland in 1882. Would anyone know where I could find the Castle Garden records for that year? Thanks. Nancy
11. [NJHUDSON-L] New Jersey Marriage Records [1]
Birth, marriage, and death certificates can be obtained from the State of New Jersey. The address and fees are at www.state.nj.us/health/vital/vital.htm . Vital Statistics generally blocks out the cause of death on the death certificates which it provides; with paperwork it is possible to obtain the cause of death on a lineal ancestor. Records for May 1848 to May 1878 can also be obtained from the State Archives. The Archives does not block out the cause of death. The Archives' address and fees are at
12. [NJHUDSON-L] BARTON SURNAME [1]
Hi, I am trying to locate any information regarding my mother-in-laws death. Her name was Helen Gladys Barton RATCLIFFE, she died, December 21, 1964. Her death I believe was recorded as accidental. Her husband, whom she was estranged from, was Richard Thomas RATCLIFFE. If someone could please look in the old newspaper articles or can find any information on her I would appreciate it. She died in Jersey City, NJ. Thank you. Linda Barton
13. Re: [NJHUDSON-L] BERGEN RECORD/STAR LEDGER [1]
The Bergen Record (that now likes to call itself, "The Record") is located at 150 River Road, Hackensack, NJ 07601-7172 General information telephone is listed as 210-646-4000 They also list a web page at: http://www.bergen.com Ray At 08:19 PM 1/23/00 -0800, Daniel Evans wrote: >Good evening, folks. Can anyone tell me the address >and/or telephone number for either or both of these >newspapers? I think they are either Jersey City >and/or >Hudson County publications. Many thanks, and have a >good we
14. Re: [NJHUDSON-L] City Directory [1]
Ditto that request for William H. Whelan, Katherine Whelan Brown. Jim Miller ----- Original Message ----- From: Bonnie Riquier To: Sent: Sunday, January 02, 2000 4:16 PM Subject: [NJHUDSON-L] City Directory > Hello, > Does any one have the City Director for Jersey City, Hudson County, NJ for the years of 1915 through 1920? If so could I please get a look up of the following name: > Nicholas ,Nick ,Nicolas,or Nicola (first name) > Naumec ,Nouimye, or
15. [NJHUDSON-L] Re: NJHUDSON-D Digest V00 #7 [1]
this is Doris message
16. Re: [NJHUDSON-L] Early 1900s Weehawken Mystery [1]
Schuetzen Park is still there on Kennedy Boulevard (at, or near 32nd Street), and the Altenheim was also still there the last that I heard. However, neither of these is near Weehawken. The park is located on the Western edge of the raised section of the Palisades, while Weehawken is under the Eastern side of the raised land. Ray At 09:44 AM 1/24/00 -0500, Melissa Bowyer wrote: >Keri, > >I first have to ask if your grandmother might be German, because it sounds >quite familiar to what my dad told me abo
17. [NJHUDSON-L] New Jersey Vital Statistics [1]
Birth, marriage, and death certificates can be obtained from the State of New Jersey. The address and fees are at www.state.nj.us/health/vital/vital.htm . Vital Statistics blocks out the cause of death on the death certificates which it provides. Records for May 1848 to May 1878 can also be obtained from the State Archives. The Archives does not block out the cause of death. The Archives' address and fees are at www.state.nj.us/state/darm/a_access.html .
18. [NJHUDSON-L] Hoboken Cemetery [1]
I also live in Florida & I would be happy to help transcribe cemetery records. Regina
19. [NJHUDSON-L] USHER [1]
If anyone can help with information about this family in Hoboken -- and West Hoboken -- I'm sure the sender would appreciate it. Ray C I have run into a small problem trying to trace a "long lost" family branch. The last scrap of info realates to a birth in Hoboken, and hence I am writing to you in the hope that you may have some suggestions what I could try next. Through all the normal avenues of research that have now been thoroughly exhausted I have found that James Usher b. abt 1827 son of James U
20. [NJHUDSON-L] Burial site [1]
Q: Where would a 1 yr. old child have been buried in 1905? The family lived on Cherry St. on the lower East Side of Little Italy. thanks. John Sottilare Sottilaj@bellsouth.net
21. [NJHUDSON-L] Fw: PS #9 [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Susan Valenta Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2000 9:38 AM Subject: PS #9 > Others have given you some links to the Airport so I will give the school at > shot. > I attended Public School # 27 since torn down > I remember PS 8 & 9 but get the locations mixed up. > One was a active school in the 40s & 50s > > Both were up town, in the 40s & 50s one was and old school that was only used > as a wood shop on the 2nd floor a
22. [NJHUDSON-L] Re: City Directory [1]
George, Asking for help is normal in genealogy, that is one of the reasons for the mail lists --to help others. The usual channels are to ask but patience is the key to that end. You have no need to apologize to anyone. Good luck Jim
23. [NJHUDSON-L] Holy Cross Cemetery in North Arlington [1]
If someone has access to the Holy Cross Cemetery records in North Arlington, I would like to know if there is a record for Catherine (FARRELL) STEWART. She was born about 1860 to James FARRELL and Bridget BYRNES. She was married to Samuel J. STEWART, 5 June 1888, St. Michael's Church, Newark, NJ. In 1904 Samuel died and was buried in Arlington Cemetery. Catherine is NOT buried there. She was still alive in 1916. I have no date of death for her. Catherine and Samuel had three daughters. In the
24. Morehouse - York St and Greene st. [1]
Hello list, Could someone familiar with York St. in Jersey city give me a little information on whether this would have been a residential area in 1866? Specifically 145 York St. is where I think my Thomas W. Morehouse and his wife Ann Marie lived and their stove business was at 142 Greene St. Could someone also tell me what ward 145 York St. would have been in for the 1860 census? Thank you, Louise Johns Neu
25. Re: [NJHUDSON-L] Hudson County newspapers [1]
The Jersey City Library has all the old jersey Journals on microfil. Not sure of the years but I found obits from 1919. They're very interesting to read through-really gives you a little idea of life at that time in Hudson County(the ads are funny!). Jeanette >From: "Lauren J. Eastwood" >To: NJHUDSON-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [NJHUDSON-L] Hudson County newspapers >Date: Tue, 25 Jan 2000 05:50:17 -0500 > >The Jersey Journal and the Hudson Dispatch were the Hudson County >newspap
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