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1. Re: WWI Draft Registration RESPONSE and Summary [1]
>The Selective Service System was authorized to register and induct men >into military service in 1917. The management of the draft was the >responsibility of the states. Local draft boards were soon established >at the rate of one for every 30,000 people. > For those interested, the CA branch of the National Archives in San Bruno has the World War I draft cards on microfilm. Barb Marshall
2. Re: Avondale [1]
I promised myself I would take time today to come up with some lyrics about Avondale. How about this for a start: Have you heard the tale about Avondale They say it's in a kewl place and here I stand with egg on my face cuz I don't know the way to great big "A" Larry is the Duke of the relm and Roland is at the helm what I wouldn't give to see half his dukedom but oh me I can't find the way what I'm tryin' to say is do you know the way to Avondale can you help a pal they say they're going to party th
3. Re: Ward Number [1]
At 11:52 AM 1/23/98 -0500, you wrote: >-- [ From: Janet Anderson * EMC.Ver #2.5.3 ] -- > >Have you had an opportunity to check the SF Census Index for 1870? I >know you asked for Jasper Place ... but I hope to spend a few days in SF >the week of February 9th and would be happy to check this index. > >Janet > >Thanks Janet, how kind of you. And thank you to everyone else who has written. I really appreciate all of the help. The only index for the city of San Francisco in 1870, that I know of, is at the Morm
4. Fort Ross Cemetery [1]
Does anyone have information about the cemetery at Fort Ross? I was by there some time ago and understood that the Park people(?) were trying to find out something about it and I heard recentlythat they had located and identified some graves there. Are they Russian and/or American? I understood the USSR(then) consul in SF was interested and looking into it. Who on the Net knows about up-to-date news?
5. Re: Country Boundary Maps [1]
At 09:24 PM 1/18/98 -0800, you wrote: >Map Guid to the U.S.Federal Censuses, 1790-1920' These are loose >mapss,8+11, in packets averaging 8 maps each, showing the changes in >boundaries for the counties for each applicable census year,1790-1920.the >maps compare the old boundares at the time of each census, along with the >moder boundaries on the same map.Each packet has a folded cover, with loose >maps inside. These are the same maps prepared for the book, Maps Guid to >the U S Federal Censuses.They are
6. Joseph Heintz- Sacramento [1]
Joseph Heintz, b. 1 Sep 1834, Alsace Lorraine, France - d. 23 Apr 1899 in Sacramento. He married Mary Meyer. As far as I know they didn't have any children. Joseph is listed in D.5 -P.33 of the 1890 Great Register- Can someone look this up for me? Also any other info on this family would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Betty agthomas@ultranet.com ************************************************ Genesee Co. NY GenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~nygenese Columbia Co. NY GenWeb http://www.rootweb.com/~nycolu
7. Re: San Jose Catholic Churches [1]
Thanks for the great info! Do you know what churches were in San Francisco from 1864-77? My husband's gr. grandparents were married in the city in 1876 - don't know the date. Her folks were in S.F. from 1864-abt 1877, than 2 years in Oakland and disappeared from records. I'm hoping to find info from the church they attended. They lived on the south end of Jasper Place which was between Dupont and Stockton. I don't even know if the street is there any more. Thanks. Barb Marshall At 07:32
8. Dewey- Sacramento [1]
Harry Dewey, b. 4 Aug 1864 in Sacramento- d. 17 Apr. 1943 in San Francisco. Married to Bertha Heintz- children: 1. Harold J. 2. Alta 3. Joseph Heintz Harry is listed in D.4 -P.11 of the 1890 Great Register- Can someone look this up for me? Also any other info on this family would be greatly appreciated. I have Heintz data starting at the NY end- willing to share! agthomas@ultranet.com ************************************************ Genesee Co. NY GenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~nygenese Columbia Co
9. Heintz in Sacramento [1]
Jacob Heintz, b. NY - 11 Aug 1840- d. 2 jul 1896 in Sacramento. His obit was in the Bee. He was in politics for a number of yers - he was license collector and ran on the opoulist ticket for sheriff. He ran a barber shop before going into politics. Later he turned to farming on a peice of land in the San Juan Grant. He was married to Julia ? who was born in 1841 in NY and died 2 feb 1921 in Fairoaks, Sacramento. Their children were Bertha and Franklin J. Jacob is listed in D.4 -P.11 of the 1890 Great R
10. Batten(?) & Mitchell/ [1]
Sometime ago a NORCALER was looking for information about Battens and Mitchells in the Vallecito area. I have some more info on the Mitchells from there, but don't have the address now.
11. Sacramento - DEWEY [1]
Looking for any information on Harold J. DEWEY b. 23 Nov 1892 in Sacramento d. Mar 1969 in Sacramento. He married Gladys CHOPPIN in 1917 in Sacramento. He married Emma SCRIBNER in 1942 in Sacramento. Thanks Betty
12. Re: GET WELL SOON! [1]
At 11:14 AM 1/4/98 -0700, you wrote: >Lewis M. Ruddick wrote: >> >> This is a great expression of how we all feel about Sandra. Thank you >> Gene. > >Hi, Please allow us to sign this Get Well Soon Card. > Don and Joan in CO > Great idea. Let's all sign so Sandra will know how much she is missed and how much we all love her. Any message sent with love and prayer power, *has* to be good. Members of your Norcal fan club, Barb & Ken Marshall Marshall
13. Mode of Travel? [1]
I have two relatives(brothers- one 30, the other 23) who came to CA and settled in Sacramento in about 1864. They came from Batavia, NY (near Buffalo). How would they have gotten to CA? Train? Where would they most likely have ended up in CA (if by train)? Could they go directly to Sacramento from Batavia ? Thanks Betty agthomas@ultranet.com Coordinator for: Genesee, NY http://www.rootsweb.com/~nygenese Columbia, NY http://www.rootsweb.com/~nycolumb Wyoming, NY http://www.rootsweb.com/~nywyomin Worces
14. Amador Co History book [1]
Does an index exist for the book, History of Amador County, 1881, Thompson & West? It was reprinted in 1994 by Larry Cenotto, the County Archivist in Jackson. I probably should ask him but maybe someone here will know or he will see this. I don't have his e-mail address here.
15. Re: CA DMV Message Forwarding Service [1]
Social Security has a locator service also. They ask that you inclose a short letter or postcard inside an UNSEALED envelope addressed to the individual you are searching for and they will forward it to the last employer. You might also write to the postmaster of the last town they lived in and enclose the same unsealed envelope, etc. along with a brief note to the postmaster explaining why it is important to you to contact this person. I tried this is 1991 when trying to locate my birthmother. My sister
16. Sacramento - HEINTZ [1]
I'm looking for any information on the Franklin J. HEINTZ family. He was born in Jan. 1870 in Sacramento and died on 15 Nov 1943 in Sacramento. He was married to Jennie HUGHES in Sacramento. Their children: (all born in Sacramento) 1. Jacob Frank, b 11 Dec. 1896 2. Julia Florence, b. 1 May 1899 3. Mary Josephine, b.26 Feb. 1901 4. Catherine Elizabeth, b. 26 Feb. 1901 5. Bertha, b 13 Nov. 1904 Thanks, Betty
17. Re: Native Daughters of the Golden West [1]
the spouse has >to qualify on their own,R R if a man joins the N.S.G.W., does his wife automatically become a member of the >>N.D.G.W.? Or vise-versa? Thanks Roland. Does anyone have the url for the NDGW web page? I lost all of genealogy book marks. Barb Marshall
18. Sacramento - DEWEY [1]
Looking for any information on Joseph Heintz DEWEY, b. 12 Apr 1900 in Sacramento and d. 14 Apr 1977 in Sacramento. He married Fairah L. HARBER in 1923 in Sacramento. He married Mildred Naomi UNKOWN in Sacramento. Thanks Betty
19. Re: Proving Derivative Citizenship [1]
Rich: If you believe she was born in Quebec, check the IGI at the LDS church. I might be better to check the fiche before you go to the computer, as the fiche has more immediate information about place of birth (you have to open each file on the computer to check that). Also, the French Canadians kept incredible records (Catholic priests) so I'm told; some of the best documentation of births in early North America is from the Quebec records. I would assume they have been transcribed to the IGI, but may
20. Ward Number [1]
Does anyone know in what ward *Jasper Place* would have been in San Francisco at the time of the 1870 census? It will make the census much easier to search if I know what ward to look in. Thanks, Barb Marshall
21. Re: Family tree maker or Ultimate tree maker?? [1]
At 09:46 PM 1/20/98 -0800, Chuck & Betty wrote: >Hi > I need some help, I have family tree maker 3.0 Decided I wanted to up >grade so I went to the store to get the latest-family tree maker. Came >home with-ultimate family tree maker. Now I am not sure I did the right >thing.Is one any better then the other? What kind of problems am I going >to have copying from family tree maker to ultimate. Do I really need to >upgrade? Help Please! >Betty Ann > > >GEt Family Origins from Parsons Tech. - it's easy to use
22. Kyburz folks [1]
Someone mentioned having found KYBURZ in Sonora; I wonder if the person looking for Kyburz has noted the 3 Kyburz folks in the 1875 Grange listing for Placerville. They are, Samuel, Rebecca S. and Albert.
23. Re: Family tree maker or Ultimate tree maker?? [1]
Like Walt said---- GEt Family Origins------ You won't have any of the porblems below!!! Betty ---------------------------------------------------- At 09:42 PM 1/31/98 -0800, Rachel Gulliver-Dunne wrote: >Peggy, > >You seem to be responding to my suggestion of separate data bases for >different lines. Because of some thought-provoking responses I've >received, I'm going to leave it as one large data base for now, and >simply copy the specific lines or segments that I want to send to >someone. FTM 4.0 shou
24. Holy Cross Cemetery in Menlo Park CA [1]
Does anyone have or know of a listing for at least the older part of the Holy Cross Cemetery on Santa Cruz Avenue in Menlo Park California? Thanks
25. Re: Name Changes [1]
. She did not list her parents on her marriage >certificate, or on my father's records. Maybe she did list their names on a >name change by the courts. > Do you have the COMPLETE marriage record or just the marriage cirtificate? The record gives more info, such as names of parents. Was it a church wedding? What about marriage notice in the news paper? Don't give up yet. 1910 Census? city directories for time and local, voting records, ssdi, etc. Bet other Norcalers can think of a lot of other things you
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