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1. [NYC] Fort Hamilton - 1870 - P.68 [1]
Hi everyone, here is page 68 of the 1870 Federal census for New Utrecht, Kings County. Several of these are officers of Fort Hamilton. Once again, question marks indicate my (extreme!!) difficulty in reading this census takers quite ornate handwriting. 1ST NAME SURNAME AGE OCCUPATION BORN IN Robert HALL 42 Blank Scotland Cicilia HALL illegible Ohio Adele HALL 11 Texas Cicilia HALL 9 Texas Isreal (?) VOGDER (VOGDEN?) 52 General Pennsylvania (?) Georgina VOGDER (V
2. [NYC] Petrus W. Ostrander [1]
I was at the National Archives yesterday and spent some time reading the entire pension file of Revolutionary War soldier, Petrus W. Ostrander. This was about 50+ plus pages, much longer than the National Archives version that they mailed me a few years ago. His wife was Catherine Parcells. They were married at Esopus about 1790 and about 1836, her address is on Perry Street, New York City and about 1855, her address is Greenpoint (Brooklyn). In the Bounty Claim request (1855) she says that she reside
3. Re: [NYC] UPDATE Proposed Project: The 1904 Project. Nonprofit. [1]
Hello, A different subject, but Dennis are you related to a Joseph Baer from Michigan, who married a Emma Mae Van Orden Cheshire and lived in NJ...Plainfield area early 1950"s? Joan Doyle -----Original Message----- From: Dennis Baer To: NYC-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, March 28, 1999 2:08 PM Subject: [NYC] UPDATE Proposed Project: The 1904 Project. Nonprofit. >Hello > >I'm looking for people who have ancestors from anywhere who traveled into >the Uni
4. [NYC] Fort Hamilton-1870-p.74 [1]
Hi everyone, Here is page 74 of the 1870 federal census for New Utrecht, Kings County. These are all Privates at Fort Hamilton. BTW, I will be sending to both NYC roots and Brooklyn roots the entire 1870 federal census for New Utrecht. It is 83 pages and will take about 4 months to complete. As I send it Nancy will be posting it to her web site. The only fields I will be able to post are name, age, occupation, born in, and value of real estate. If you find someone you are searching listed you can then
5. Re: [NYC] Suicide...Coroner's Inquest??? [1]
Coroners' Inquisitions have been microfilmed by the LDS. Check the Locality Catalog under "NEW YORK, NEW YORK (CITY) - VITAL RECORDS". Most of 1898, through November, appears to be included on FHL #1376121. I don't see the end of 1998 listed. You may or may not find a record. If there was any suspicion of foul play and a Coroner's Jury was convened, there would be a record. Otherwise the Coroner might just personally make a determination and sign off on the death certificate. Check it out - you never c
6. Re: [NYC] Catholic Records Advice [1]
Many transgressions are forgiven if you enclose a nice donation. Regards, Charles Sullivan "Charlie Weaver" wrote: >Mike, >Thanks for info. I for one didn't even give that a thought when I sent my >letters out. I guess some of just so involved in our searches that we >don't stop to think about these kinds of things. I'm even ashamed to admit >that I am Catholic and it still didn't dawn on me. > >I've picked up a lot of good tips pointers on these sites. Keep up the >good work lis
7. Re: [NYC] SOUNDEX, how do I believe these soundex machines? [1]
Believe the machine! When c is followed by h, it is considered "silent" - that is, is doesn't count. It is the same as if the name is Shantz. The "h" is not coded. Therefore, the code is S532. N=5 T=3 Z=2 -- Dick Malkin Natick, MA ==========
8. [NYC] OLSSEN; New York City and NJ [1]
Seeking infirmation on the OLSSEN family of New York City, starting around 1800-1810 with the births of Richard and Edward, who I believe were brothers. Richard OLSSEN was born about 1802 and died 1860. Lived in NY City. Had children Mary, Richard, William, James, and Emma. James was my g-g-grandfather and was killed in the Civil War in 1862 at Malvern Hill. William and Richard also served and survived. Less is known about Edward, but he had a daughter, Mary E, and a son, also Edward, who served in the Ci
9. [NYC] vets hospital [1]
was there veterans hospitals in operation in NYC that serviced 1st world vets?
10. Re: [NYC] Re: Wall of Honor [1]
If you contact the Ellis Island Wall of Honor project (which you can do by email), THEY will forward your request for information on to the party who paid for the plaque. Then it's up that that person to contact you if THEY wish to do so. The project folks won't do any more than that. Ricki Z. Walsh wrote: > > On an Irish list people spoke of getting in touch with the person who had > the names inscribed by asking Eliis Island. I'm not sure if they'll give > you the person's name or pass on your name
11. [NYC] Rootsweb Obituary List [1]
Hi NYC-Roots List! I recently came across a website at Rootsweb where individuals have volunteered to transcribe the obituaries from their local newspapers. You can subscribe to the list and search for relatively new obits around the world. However, only the volunteers can request more than the one line of information as it is posted. Go see if your paper is being transcribed. If not, volunteer to do it -- takes about 20 mins a day. You can download a program written by Mike Rice that makes data entry e
12. [NYC] Churches, cemeteries, etc. [1]
Hi, This is a great place for information about New York, churches, cemeteries, state and city offices, etc. http://www.geocities.com/~agiroux/ Rita
13. Re: [NYC] SSI FORM [1]
> Does anyone know the address where I can get a form to get an original SS > application? Thanks Ancestry.com has a FREE SSDI on their site. Go to: http://www.ancestry.com/ssdi/advanced.htm When you find the person you want click on "Write Letter" It is that simple. Howard Jensen
14. Re: [NYC] Re: NYC-ROOTS-D Digest V99 #75 [1]
To Mike and List, I sent for my father's WWII records which were burned in the 1973 fire....what I received from them was a computerized printout of a POSSIBLE MATCH for my father....and they acquired this record from medical records that must've been kept elsewhere. It just so happens, that I knew little but just enough about my father's military service to know that they had the right man. The record didn't tell me much but it did tell me exactly what I wanted to know which was what date he retu
15. [NYC] Saving space with multiple e-mails [1]
My apologies if this is a repeat for some of you: In order to save space, as well as not show all your "send" e-mail addresses, you have the capability to do the following, whether you have a PC or MAC. For the lst person on your list (can be you) use "TO" and address for all others, use "BCC" and address For the MAC, after the lst entry of BCC, all following addresses will automatically be BCC, unless you make a change. Don't know about PC. When the mail
16. [NYC] Re: STREET LOCATION [1]
-Dear List: Looking for old street in NYC 138 west 129th Street and 1149 Boston Street. My husband's relatives lived at these street according to 1900 Federal Census. Surnames: BARRY and MCLAUGHLIN. mbarry@ix.netcom.com
17. Re: [NYC] East End Avenue [1]
Hi Lynn, The 1908 Eagle Almanac has East End Av as the continuation of Ave B from from E. 79th st. to E. 89th St. The current Hagstrom's map show it running from E. 79 to E 90 sts. It is west of Gracie Mansion and Carl Schurz Park on are the East River side of Manhattan. Jerry Tobin -----Original Message----- From: lynnd To: NYC-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Saturday, March 27, 1999 6:49 PM Subject: [NYC] East End Avenue >I'm trying to locate, by map,
18. Re: [NYC] Street to AD/ED Index [1]
> Also, are there other state censuses available to the public (LDS, > libraries, etc.) other than the ones available at the Municipal > Archives. For instance, they only have the 1890 Manhattan police > census. Were there state censuses for Manhattan (1855, 1865...1915)? Bill, Manhattan census 1855 FHC tape #s Ward Tape # 1 - 2 1,018,651 3 - 4 1,018,652 5 - 6 1,018,653 7 1,018,654 8 1,018,655 9 1,018,656 10 1,018,657 11 1,018,658 12 - 13 1,018,659 14 - 15 1,018,660 16 1,018,661 18 1,018,662 19 1,018,66
19. Re: [NYC] new site [1]
This works if you replace the tilde (~) with a hyphen (-) but not otherwise. Ellen1968@webtv.net (Ellen Sales) wrote: >http://lds~online.com/family.htm > > >==== NYC-ROOTS Mailing List ==== >ROOTSWEB - http://www.rootsweb.com/
20. [NYC] CIVIL WAR INFO [1]
To All Whom It May Concern: Please be informed that you can now search The DESCRIPTIVE & HISTORICAL REGISTER of Enlisted Soldiers in the U.S. Army,.... for free at: The Buffalo Barracks Historical Web Site [ http://www.buffalonet.org/army ] Records of over 1,650 soldiers from all States and Territories who either served at, enlisted at, reenlisted at, or were discharged at the short lived Buffalo Barracks federal military post, between 1835 and 1846, can be found at this outstanding histori
21. [NYC] WWII Baseball Game [1]
Try this one: Bill Monroe, Ombudsman, Stars and Stripes, American Forces Info. Service monroew@stripes.osd.mil Tom Dickenson
22. [NYC] church [1]
Hi!!! Can anyone tell me if the Church of The Holy Name 96th Street and Amsterdam Avenue, New York City is still there? Thanks, Marge
23. Re: [NYC] Ursuline Academy [1]
There was an Ursuline convent and school in the East Morrisania section of the Bronx at Westchester Avenue and Cauldwell Avenue from about 1850 to 1891.The site is now occupied by a housing project, St. Mary's Park Houses. The school relocated in 1892 to Marion Avenue and Bedford Park Boulevard in the Bedford Park section of the Bronx near Fordham University. At that time, it was known as the Ursuline Academy. My 1993 map of the Bronx shows the Ursuline Academy at this location, but the yellow pages
24. [NYC] NYC DIRECTORY 1862 [1]
Hello Everybody, \ If anyone has the NYC Directory for 1862, I'd very much appreciate your doing a look-up for me re. a great-g'father who's very hard to learn anything about. His name was HERMAN GVBELL, & he came from Germany as a cigar-maker. He settled in NYCity. His son was born in NYCity in 1862. Any info &/or suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Thanks very much. Mary G. mayedg@sanctum.com
25. Re: [NYC] NYC Directories [1]
Yes. Check the FHL Locality Catalog under "NEW YORK, NEW YORK (CITY) - DIRECTORIES" Regards, Charles Sullivan KathyH wrote: >Could someone tell me if there is a city directory for 1830? I am >looking for the address of Heart (Hart) Fickett who was listed in the >1830 Census in the 11th Ward. >Thanks, >Kathy Horvatt >pubs2@gte.net >Researching in New York State: FICKETT, WILSON, SEELEY, DODGE, WIGGINS, >OWENS, CRANNELL, UTTER > > >==== NYC-ROOTS Mailing List ==== >GEN. RESOURCES ON THE
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