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Searching for: +path:njhudson +(+date:jul +date:1998)
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1. Re: NJHUDSON-D Digest V98 #124 [1]
Also searching Dougherty lines. Where in Ireland did your Dougherty come from?
2. BUSH/SIMMONS/GARRETSON [1]
I am seeking the parents of, and information on, the families of David BUSH and Eliza SIMMONS who were thought to be married in Jersey City, NJ. They had a daughter, Eleanor Maria BUSH (1825 Communipaw NJ-1900 Somerset Co NJ), who married 1847 Bergen Co NJ Stephen GARRETSON (1808-1890). Eleanor and Stephen resided in Six Mile Run, Somerset Co. Any information would be appreciated. Sincerely, Joan Brooks Stony Point, NY
3. Smitty in Maine [1]
Sorry I lost your email address-would you contact me when you can-it's about research in NJ. I did find some things but have tale to tell about it-and save you the trouble. Restarz@aol.com Pat
4. DEATH IN UNION CITY [1]
I am looking for a date of death in Union City, NJ between 1915 (after June 1) thru 1920-if anyone has access to death records for this period-would appreciate the help. Francisca MESSNER-140 Union St. Union Hill (City). I know she was 86 in 1915 and she is on the 1915 city census-which surprised me greatly-having accidently found her while looking for someone else while at the Treanton Library in the little time I had to be there-when I went back to check this out they were closing and I had to leave the n
5. Alert! [1]
I have also requested something from them and have not had any response. The difference is that I sent my request through the mail, but in the past I have always had some type of response. This was done quite a while ago and I know that they have sent my check through. I would love to know whats going on with them. I am glad that I am not alone on this one, S. Russ russwa@compuserve
6. Vreelands, Cadmus, Perrine and Berdan [1]
Hi all, Just going over my VREELAND roots that started in Bayonne and spilled all over New Jersey. My grandfather, Charles Stuart Vreeland, b. 2/23/1864, d.8/21/55 did speak to his sisters and brothers, hense, I never met my Aunts or Uncles. Of cause by now, they're all dead but I would like to get in touch with their grandchildren to fill in the gaps I have in my chart. I'm looking for: Garret and Rebecca Jane (known as Jane)McFARLANE Vreeland had five children: Garret H. (nothing at all known about
7. Obituary Lookups at the J.C.Library [1]
This is a follow-up to Denise's post about finding obits at the Jersey City Library... The staff is not able to do lookups, but they will provide names and phone #'s of researchers who will do this for a fee. Call the library at 201-547-4512 for more information... Jackie
8. Holy Cross Cemetery in New Jersey [1]
Could someone tell me the address of the nearest Holy Cross Cemetery that is close to Hoboken, New Jersey. I understand there are 3 Holy Cross Cemeteries in New Jersey. Thank you for your time .
9. Lewis Hoffman [1]
Looking for descendants or any information on Lewis Hoffman and family of Jersey City. Lewis was born around 1822 and lived in Jersey City and died inSavanah Georgia in a shipping accident in 1865. He left widow Margaret,, children Amelia and Benjamin. What follows is a gen report with some notes. If any one can help with any information, please email me at . Thank you. Henry Hoffman 1. Lewis2 Hoffman (Jacob1) was born 1822, and died January 16, 1865 in Savanah, Georgia. He marri
10. Re: Stevenson Family [1]
Hi, I am wondering if anyone has info on a Stevenson family residing on Oak St, Jersey City. This would have been in the 1920's and one of the women was named Ida. She corresponded with my gggrandmother and I am wondering if they were related to my gggrandfather Wm. E. Stevenson. He and his wife divorced. We have no info on him at all. Thank you! Tacy
11. Obits [1]
John- The Jersey City Public Library on Jersey Ave., Jersey City has the Jersey Journal and Hudson Dispatch on fiche. The obits go back to the mid-1800s. The New Jersey Room in the library has a card index that is extremely helpful. It is not complete, but if you find a card for the obituary you're seeking, it tells the date of the notice, the paper it appeared in and the page number. It's a great time saver. It some cases, most of the obituary is listed on the card. They also have city directories b
12. Marriage Certificate-Jersey City [1]
Can anyone tell me how to go about getting a marriage certificate for a marriage that took place in Jersey City? Does this have to be done through the courthouse and if so, can it be done by phone or mail? Thanks, Sandy Soltis Dunleavy
13. CHAMBERS--Jersey City early 1900 [1]
Seek any information about James Chambers, listed in 1900 Census for Jersey City. My great great grandfather lived with wife, Sarah, and daughter Ella Mae Turner who had two small daughters listed in the census. James Chambers visited my grandmother's home in the Boston area in 1911. I am trying to find a death record for James and Sarah, place of burial. Would like to contact any other descendants of James or his daughter, Ella Mae Turner. Any clues will be greatly appreciated.
14. DEATH INDEX? [1]
Hi... Before I get involved with a very long wait for a death certificate, can someone please tell me if there is a DEATH INDEX for New Jersey... and where to find it? Thanks.... Jackie bunny-jo@webtv.net
15. Jersey City ancestors [1]
Hi I am searching for family of my ggrandmothers two brothers, August and Charles Beringer. They were from West Hoboken around 1900. Also searching for O'Leary and Harms families in Hoboken and Jersey City. Thanks
16. Re: NJHUDSON-D Digest V98 #116 [1]
Searching in New Jersey (Hoboken, Union City and Jersey City, for the following names: BRENNAN,DELANEY,BRONOVICH years between 1885 and 1940. Most happy to hear from anyone who might have information, however slight. Thanks to all who reply.
17. Re: Holy Cross Cemetery in New Jersey [1]
In a message dated 98-07-01 17:27:16 EDT, you write: > > Could someone tell me the address of the nearest Holy Cross Cemetery that > is > close to Hoboken, New Jersey. I understand there are 3 Holy Cross Cemeteries > in New Jersey. Thank you for your time . > > Try these sites.... Genealogy Directory of Cemetery Lists, Burial... http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/njhudson/1998-07/0899334208
Date: Wed, 1 Jul 1998 19:03:28 EDT
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18. Thanks to all for the Help in LOcating Holy Cross Cemetery [1]
To all the kind and helpful people rthat helped me locate the right Holy Cross Cemetery a grateful thank you
19. ECKERT [1]
Searching for information/ancestors of ADAM ECKERT...came from Karlruhe Germany. Married SOPHIE WIRTH from Alsace. Lived in Bayonne on East 26th St. per 1900 city directory. Next door was one WILLIAM J. ECKERT..(? brother) ADAM's Children: LAURA FLORENCE ADAM JR HARRY FRANK ALICE EDWARD(died very young of tetanus) Free web-based email, Forever, From anywhere! http://www.mailexcite.com
20. Re: Alert! [1]
I am going to keep my fingers crossed. How long should I wait until I contact them? I sent this request at the end of April. Maybe I'll give it a couple of couple of weeks and see what happens. Hey, as long as I get something it's worth the wait. They must get an awful lot of requests coming into that office. You know, a couple of years ago, I called up expecting to get a recording but for some strange reason a person anserwered. Well I explained what I was doing and asked her how to go about it.
21. Re: Commitment court records [1]
Hello...I just received this email from you that doesn't "ring any bells". Perhaps you sent this to me by mistake? Thanks...Nicci Fritchman At 2:43 PM 7/17/98, REDLTNING@aol.com wrote: >Yes, it is true that these records are private, however; as a direct >descendant, you have a right to petition these records. I believe if you go >to your local hall of records, they will give you advice on how to proceed. >You should be able to do this without a lawyer. Just be patient. This could >take quite a long tim
22. Re: Commitment court records [1]
Hi:- I rand into the same problem with a hospital in NJ. At first they were going to provide the information for my grandfather, then changed their policy. They needed proof of relationship. I was going to have to prove that he was my grandfather by way of, I guess, birth certificates..... So maybe you should ask them what they need to provide the information.....and if you can comply, they can't say no. I don't know if the "Freedom of Information Act" gets into this or not. That might be something to
23. kris goszka/Messner [1]
Trying to reach you with information-please contact me pat Restarz@aol.com
24. Thank you [1]
Thank you all for answering my query about the HOPPE family. I would like to know more about this pastor HOPPE. My ancestors belonged to the Protestant religion, but I don't know if they where Lutherans. I think that my great-grand-father E. HOPPE was born in Latvia, his daughter was born in Jersey City Heights in 1876, but they may have been living in any of the NJ cities you mentioned. Does anyone know if Jersey City Heights NJ was part of Jersey City in 1876 or was it a different city? Isabelle jseidn
25. GORDON/RYAN [1]
Still looking for my elusive grandpa Harry John GORDON (1895-1974). He claimed to have been born and raised in Jersey City. His parents were to have been Stanley GORDON and Elizabeth "Betty" RYAN. If anybody every comes across anything, pleeaasse let me know. No sign of them in the Census or the city directory. -- Carol Gordon Papke d-cpapke@lcc.net Searching: COOMER GORDON LEAKE THOMPSON http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/5930
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