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1. Re: [Bklyn] French Translation Needed [1]
Hello All, Here is a free online translator: http://www.free-translator.com/ Marie At 03:07 PM 11/26/2004 -0600, you wrote: >I know this maybe a little off topic. However, I have Post Cards in France, >dated around 1903-1905, which may be of interest to someone, I am looking >for someone to translate please. > > Vince > > >==== NYBROOKLYN Mailing List ==== >List Administrator: NancyL916@aol.com >Brooklyn Website: http://www.bklyn-genealogy-info.com/ > > > >
2. Census Look-up... [1]
Hello Everyone, I am furiously trying again to locate the data on may maternal grandparents. Would someone please look up the 1910 and 1920 censuses for this ancestor? Thank you in advance! Here's who I am looking for: John Conway 844 85th St. Woodhaven, L.I., NY The censuses should also list his wife, Anna, and a daughter, Annamae R. Conway, age 13. Again, thank you so much! Marie Researching: van Spall, van Duinwyk, Tuyt, Lieske, Conway, Reilly, Lunn/Lynn, Boyle, Hencke, Mundt-Brooklyn, NY
3. unsubscribe [0.975171]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, October 30, 2004 10:00 PM Subject: NYBROOKLYN-D Digest V04 #457
4. Ridgewood Presbyterian Church [0.975171]
Would anyone have the email address of the Ridgewood Presbyterian Church in Ridgewood the address I have is bouncing back as NG. Henry U. S. M. C. 1950-54 "The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants." Right-wing extremist Thomas Jefferson Searching: Kaspar,Grimm,Fettig,Stauch,Unger,Nold,Jung,Hoffart,Kolmel, Volz, Heidenreich
5. Lain Directory 1879/80 update [0.975171]
LAIN Directory 1879/80 (ENDING MAY 1 1880) COMPLETED A D E I J K N O Q T - Z The rest are patially done. __________________________________________________________ TRANSCRIBED TRANSCRIBER DORMAN George-DORSEY George Nancy Chatham DORSEY George-DOTECHER William Nancy Chatham DOTGER-DOUGHERTY Andrew Betty Noonan DOUGHERTY Andrew-DOUGHERTY George Betty Noonan DOUGHERTY Geo.-DOUGHERTY Michael Betty Noonan DOUGHERTY Michael-DOUGHTY Jas.
6. Re: Historical Soc. [0.975171]
I stopped there yesterday. Luckily someone was going out as it is not open on Mondays. The receptionist says the library will be open in March 2005. They had no head librarian/archivist until just recently, so .... Help is on the way.... Jean
7. State Census [0.975171]
Hi Listers................Is there a free cite for NY State Censuses from 1840 to 1920? Kevin Fitzpatrick
8. Re: [Bklyn] Need Ward & ED for 1910 address please [0.975171]
Cindy... I don't know the Ward No. and ED for 1910, #9 Perot St. in Kingsbridge NY, but I can tell you it is in the Bronx nr 230th St and Bailey Ave. I grew up in that neighborhood (Marble Hill)... altho many years later (1940's). According to Mapquest that address still exists. Jackie My Surnames: BROWN... BUNNELL... CHRISTIE... DEMAREST... HASBROUCK... HINZ... HOLMES... HUSTED... MOSHER... OGDEN... THORPE NY, NJ, CT, IL Homepage: http://community-2.we
9. Children's Almshouse [0.975171]
Our family history, revolving around the New York City "children's almshouse" in operation on Blackwell's Island, Queens County and Randall's Island between 1832 and 1876, is done and may be found at http://home.att.net/~sharcraig/wort1.htm. Many members of this list contributed invaluable assistance to our research over the past several years, made difficult by the loss or destruction of all records of this facility. Thanks to all!
10. Re: [Bklyn] Edward F Barrett [0.975171]
How generous Stefanie, and how cool! Barb CercaPenna@comcast.net writes: > > If anyone is researching this man I have a picture of him. I found it at > the flea market here in NJ. There is no date but the pix looks like early > 1900's late 1800's. > > It reads Edward F. Barrett, Contractor, Excavation, also granite, belgian > and cobble stone pavements. > Residence Fulton Ave and Jefferson St > 26th Ward, Brooklyn. > > Stefanie > > > ==== NYBROOKLYN Mailing List ==== > List Administrator: NancyL
11. Re: [Bklyn] What has happened to this list? [0.975171]
Could it be that the election has got folks worrying more about FUTURE generations than PAST? I know I am. Paul On Nov 6, 2004, at 2:43 PM, Mishshoo@aol.com wrote: > This used to be the most fabulous list, bar none, but now, there`s > hardly any > info coming across-how come? > > Lucy.
12. Bauer [0.975171]
Click here: Jewish Genealogical Society, Inc. The Jewish Genealogical Society, Inc,, is pleased to present the complete index to the Kings County (Brooklyn) naturalization records. 65 Matches Listed Records Found SURNAMEFirst NameDec VolDec PageYearPet VolPet PageSoundexComments Bauer Abraham 3 6 1907 41 144 B600 Bauer Abraham 146 464 1917 278 100 B600 Bauer Abraham 103 123 B600 Bauer Adolf 306 458 1923 B600 Bauer Albert 70 24 1912 B600 Bauer Alex 181 240 1918 204 207 B600 Bauer Alfred
13. Re: Civil War info [0.975171]
My son's a CW reenactor. He suggests you send your query to: www.cwreenactors.com . He said there are lots of knowledgeable people on the site and they might be able to help. Dee When a person dies, a library closes. --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? The all-new My Yahoo!  What will yours do?
14. Re: [Bklyn] Re: Queens list unwanted [0.975171]
Could be blamed on your email server's spam filters. Not too long ago I suddenly stopped receiving this list's mail but continued to receive Rootsweb Queens and others. I contacted my mail server and their spam filtering considered Bklyn's as spam. At the time I did notice that I was receiving NO spam to speak of. Now that I have had my host remove the spam filters not only do I receive all the email I want I also receive tons of spam which I aggressively delete directly from my mail box. A trade off for
15. Brooklyn Standard Union July 22, 1929 - Marriages Queens [0.975171]
Brooklyn Standard Union July 22, 1929 - Marriages Queens Barbara BOEGLE, 19, 50-32 Junction blvd, Corona John BRESLEN, 22, 2 w. Kingsland ave., Corona Katherine CAREY, 21, 152 12th st., Long Island City Edmund LYNCH, 23, of the same address Alice CARNEY, 30, 48-15 46th st., Woodside James BOLGER, 30, 45-14 48th st., Woodside Rosina DAW, 24, 32-26 54th st., Woodside Harry DANIEL, 25, 346 W. 15th st., Manhattan Cella GANELS, 20, 23-43 Prospect st., Far Rockaway Abraham BRAUNSTEIN, 22, 15-75 Bathgate ave.
16. Burk [0.975171]
Click here: Jewish Genealogical Society, Inc. The Jewish Genealogical Society, Inc,, is pleased to present the complete index to the Kings County (Brooklyn) naturalization records. 4 Matches Listed Records Found SURNAMEFirst NameDec VolDec PageYearPet VolPet PageSoundexComments Burk Elisabeth 332 39 1923 B620 Burk John 140 286 1917 250 249 B620 Burk Max 204 494 1919 343 214 B620 Burk William 144 11 1917 312 60 B620 was Wincos Burkszaitis
17. RE School districts in Brooklyn [0.975171]
Hi. Does anyone know how I could find out what school my cousins went to in Brooklyn if they lived at 1618 W. 11th St. in 1933-34. They would have been high school age at the time. They are from a branch of the PHILLIPS (formerly FILIPOWSKI) family from Suwalki which I have not been able to contact even though there were 7 children and their cousins lived right across the street. The parents didn't get along (after 7 kids?) and the mom wouldn't let them have anything to do with the cousins. I'm hoping may
18. name of office box storage depot boxes please [0.975171]
Hi I am going to office depot . . . can't find the post where a lister was saying what she bought to store and to move easily her records. And she bought them at Office Depot. Can someone please send me the information. Thanks . . .i know you will. blessings, Judy in Ca
19. Forgotten NY Updated [0.975171]
http://www.forgotten-ny.com/index.html Forgotten NY has been updated and now includes some Brooklyn. Fun site! - Kathy Tate Anderson (sigh. you know the drill. If the above link appears to be typed twice, I didn't do it! You type it once into your browser)
20. Re: [Bklyn] Something for Thanksgiving [0.975171]
I grew up in Glendale, and I remember going around at Thanksgiving, asking "anything for Thanksgiving". We would go to homes and stores and mostly received apples, (some with nickles or pennies wrapped in wax paper stuck in them) oranges, nuts and candy. For Halloween, it was chalk and as Rita said the boys would fill stockings with chalk and hit you with it. That was rough on those navy blue parochial school uniforms. This was in late 1940's to the early 1950's. My sister and I would dunk for apples
21. Lain Directory 1879/80 update [0.975171]
LAIN Directory 1879/80 (ENDING MAY 1 1880) COMPLETED A D* E I J K N O Q T - Z The rest are partially done. D complete DAA-DORMACHER on line corrections almost done. More C's coming __________________________________________________________ TRANSCRIBED TRANSCRIBER THURLOW Lewis K.-TYSON W. H. Betty Noonan This was a special project of 16 pages, that were completed by Betty Noonan. Directory http://www.bklyn-genealogy-info.com Please allow
22. Thank You, Ancestors [0.975171]
Dear Ancestors, I'm just writing this note to tell you all that everything is okay, and your descendents are living the lives you wanted for them. I know it must have been so difficult to leave your homes in Baden, Hesse-Cassell, Westfalen, Poland, London, Ballydehob (Cork). I don't believe any of you ever saw your parents again after setting foot on the ship that brought you to the shores of New York. I know some of you left graves of your children. I can't even begin to fathom your emotions. I know
23. Mea Culpa [0.975171]
I hope no one was offended I mentioned Christmas memories and never included Chanukah or any other winter holiday. Of course all celebrations should be included. I'm hoping it gives us (me) a better understanding of life in Brooklyn in the "good old days." - Kathy Tate Anderson
24. Re: [Bklyn] Fw: the history of the apron [0.975171]
This is great Lois....thanks.... Judie On Nov 30, 2004, at 7:19 PM, Lois O'Malley wrote: > I received this today and thought someone else on the list might enjoy > it! Brings back memories...........Lois in Central PA > > (A little history about grandma and her apron) > > The principle use of Grandma's apron was to protect > the dress underneath, but along with that, it served as a > holder for removing hot pans from the oven; it was wonderful for > drying children's tears, and on occasion wa
25. Re: [Bklyn] Long Form Birth Certificates [0.975171]
How did your husband get this far in life without ever being required to produce his birth certificate? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Stefanie" To: Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 2004 3:34 AM Subject: Re: [Bklyn] Long Form Birth Certificates | My husband requested his birth certificate from NYC. What they send was a | computer printed certificate his name, DOB and his parents. His name and | his parents names were both spelled incorrectly. It
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