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1. [NYC] Re: Cemetery volunteer [1]
> I would like to offer my services to do on-site cemetery photographs in the San Francisco Area/Marin County area. Is there a website where one can sign up to do this as well as access others who have offered this service as well? Annie < Dear Annie, There is a made-to-order group: Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness. Go to http://raogk.rootsweb.com/ . You're great to offer! Thank you - Anne Brown * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Anne W. Brown (Mrs. G. S.), Trustee New York Marble Cemetery
2. [NYC] Rest of Root and Rudd 1890 Dir.NYC [1]
NYC Directory 1890 Root Lewis B. drygds, 56 worth, h. fifth av Root Louis F physician, 46 e. 49th Root, Louis H.F. weigher, 10 burling sl.h. bklyn Root M.A. widow, h. 132 w.63d Root Mary A teacher, h 332 w.51st Root Russell C. pres, 55 cedar & sec. 201 e. 23rd, h. 46 e 49th Root Truman H. clerk, 19 whitehall, h. 58 1/2 vernon av bklyn Root William C. eatingh, 192 william Root & Childs, drygds, 64 leonard Root & Clarke, lawyers, 32 nassau Root & Co., drygds, 56 worth Root & McBride Brothers, drygd
3. Fwd: [NYC] Rood, Root, Rudd in NYC Dir./ 1869-1890 [1]
--part1_8f.13d168a.270823a6_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Patty & List: Only two Rude and they were in the NYC 1869 Dir: Rude Norman, h. 130 w. 20th Rude, Paul tailor, h. 527 sixth NYC 1890 Directory Abendroth & Root Mfg.Co boilers, 28 cliff Droege & Root, eatingh. 192 william Hoberg. Root & Co. drygds. 66 worth Root ----, h. 363 fifth av Root, Abbe H. electrician. 107 w. 41st Root, Arthur L. physician, 116 w. 81st. Root, Charles, laborer, h. 118 Wo
4. [NYC] Re: US censuses on CD [1]
Hi Floreda, I've had great success ordering CDs of NY censuses from Heritage Quest. Wish I had found them before I ordered one a couple of years ago from AllCensus, where they were around $100 each! Heritage Quest's url is http://www.heritagequest.com/ Have fun. They run about $20 each, and if you join up they are discounted a bit. They also have a new version of the 1870 NYC Census index which is extraordinary. Mary Kifissia, Greece > There appear to be a number of companies selling Federal > Censu
5. Re: [NYC] Mohawk Valley, NY [1]
I believe this area might be in Oneida County. See Mohawk Valley Online at: http://www.mvsearch.com/ Websters Geographic Dictionary describes the Mohawk River as being the largest tributary of the Hudson, in East central NY, formed by the junction of the east and west branches in Oneida co. You might explore the US GenWeb for Oneida County at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyoneida/ There were references there to "Mohawk Valley." --Noelle, in Ohio At 03:59 PM 10/7/00 EDT, NanaAnne@aol.com wrote: >Hi from
6. Re: [NYC] Draft cards [1]
The USGenExchange has WWI Civilian Draft Registration Cards online for across the US, including 6000+ records for NY at: http://www.genexchange.org/military.cfm Joanne Abby - GenExchange Project Coordinator GenExchange - http://www.genexchange.org/ USGenExchange - http://www.genexchange.org/us.cfm National Bio-Bin - http://www.genexchange.org/biobin.cfm _______________________________________________ Help keep genealogy free, volunteer at the GenExchange http://www.genexchange.org/volunteering.cfm > Hi
7. [NYC] Fwd: [NYCATTAR] Census Lookup Mailing lists [1]
--WebTV-Mail-20747-550 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit I hope no one minds my forwarding this, but I thought it may be of help to some . Lorry --WebTV-Mail-20747-550 Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Message/RFC822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Received: from smtpin-102-5.bryant.webtv.net (209.240.198.31) by storefull-123.iap.bryant.webtv.net with WTV-SMTP; Mon, 16 Oct 2000 09:08:26 -0700 (PDT) Received: by smtpin-102-5.bryant.webtv.net (WebTV_Pos
8. [NYC] COONEY 1881/82 BKLN DIR [1]
1881/82 Brooklin Directory COONEY: ANDREW, carpenter, h 225 Smith ARTHUR, liquors, 263 Bridge BRIDGET, wid. FARRELL, h 21 Wolcott CATHERINE, wid. MICHAEL, h Henry n Church EDW'D, brassfinisher, h 79 Meeker EDWARD, mattressmfr. 100 Myrtle av EDWARD F. broker, h 100 Myrtle av ELLEN, dressmkr. 220 Harrison JAMES, lab. h 78 Box JAMES, lab. h 220 Harrison JAMES, mattressmkr, h 413 Bridge JAMES, stoves, 645 De Kalb av JAMES J. bkkpr. h 100 Myrtle JOHN, boilermkr. h 67 N. 7th JOHN, lab. h 582 Sackett JOHN, lab. h
9. [NYC] NYC 1888 Death Index - Manhattan (Pg. 115) M & N [1]
NYC 1888 Death Index - Manhattan (Pg. 115) M & N Name/Age/Date of Death/Certificate Number Macy, Joseph W. 46y Nov 21 36121 Myers, Albert 2y Nov 21 36123 Murphy, Bridget 43y Nov 21 36137 Muller, Tillie 3y Nov 22 36146 Meola(?), James 27y Nov 21 36180 Mcader, Loui 34y Nov 21 36106 McCarroll, William 50y Nov 21 36057 McCormick, Ann 1y Nov 21 36095 Muller, Margaret 73y Nov 21 36079(?) McMahon, Peter 27y Nov 21 36128 McKendra, Edward 5y Nov 21 36453 McNama
10. [NYC] 1888 Deaths [1]
There has been postings of 1888 deaths, but I seemed to have missed the "M's" around Mueller. My gf died in the spring of 1888, just after the blizzard and I would like very much to find his death certificate. My mother was born after his death. Can anyone tell me where the 1888 death list came from? Is it available to those living outside of NYC? cdcpcsm
11. Re: [NYC] How to post an effective query [1]
Holly, I applaud your effort. It should be posted about once per month for all the newbies (I was one a year ago, so I know how clueless one can be!). I'd add one more suggestion: If you see someone else request help (say, an obit lookup), don't assume that that is a reasonable request and that they actually GOT a lookup. If you do make a request and don't get help, it doesn't mean people are unhelpful - it might just be one of those things you have to do yourself. If you watch the list for a few d
12. [NYC] Mt. Rose Home on Jackson St.? [1]
In a message dated 10/11/00 3:55:47 PM Eastern Daylight Time, NYC-ROOTS-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << Mt. Rose Home on Jackson St.? >> Carolyn, Saint Roses Home at 71 Jackson Street, is a like a nursing home, It is for people suffering from Incurable cancer. It is run by the Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne. The home and religious order was founded by Rose Hawthorne (Sister Mary Alphonsa) the daughter of the famous writer Nathaniel Hawthorne. St. Roses is a free home they accept no money or i
13. Re: [NYC] I need help [1]
I called the Manhasset Office and a very kind soul is going to research for me where the death certificate may be and will also find out if I can get it. She offered an alternative and that is to send the death certificate or a letter to Flushing Cemetery directly. That particular office does not have e-mail. I also learned that there are many, many places where the certificate might be. It all depends on where he actually died...it seems for example that Mineola Hospital, LI Jewish, Northshore etc are
14. Re: [NYC] Ferdinand Koepper [1]
You should be able to borrow old newspapers on microfilm via InterLibrary Loan at your local public library. Ask your librarian. Regards, Charles Sullivan At 09:07 PM 10/12/2000 -0400, Kim M. Hawkins wrote: >Is there anyone planning a trip to the library that could do an obit lookup >for me? The name is Ferdinand KOEPPER and he died April 12, 1941 in New >York, possibly the Bronx. I live in Michigan and dont have access to any >microfilm from any NY papers. thanks. >Kim >khawk@voyager.net > > > >====
15. [NYC] EDs [1]
Hi, List. I hope someone can help me. Where can I locate the enumeration districts for these areas in Brooklyn, NY: 167 50th Street (1902); 164 55th Street (1903); 1002 Lafayette Ave. (1904) and 187 Conover Street (1880). What sites would any of you recommend to research life in Brooklyn, NY (particularly the Red Hook Section (lower East Side??) in, say, 1880 to 1900? I would appreciate your help! Thanks! Patty Lee
16. [NYC] NYC 1888 Death Index - Manhattan (Pg. 62) S's [1]
NYC 1888 Death Index - Manhattan (Pg. 62) S's Name/Age/Date of Death/Certificate Number Schadler, Morris 34y Sept 2 28500 Seltenrich, Josephine 50y Sept 2 28526 Somny, Laura 1y Sept 2 28472 Storck, Lizzie 37y Sept 2 28466 Sigel, Sophia 6m Sept 2 28461 Spelman, Bridget 79y Sept 2 28578 Singon, Mary 73y Sept 2 23571 Sahausker, Etta 9m Sept 2 22543 Schneider, Rebecka 10m Sept 2 28534 Smith, Edward 3m Sept 2 28584 Sullivan, Bartholemew 60y Sept 2 28544 Sta
17. Re: [NYC] Fw: Death Certs 1860's [1]
What I found in an 1864 Manhattan death register was Date of Death, Name, Age (y/m/d), Residence (Street & House #), Place of Birth (just State or foreign country), Disease, Cemetery, Undertaker (often not filled in), Occupation (almost never filled in), and Attending Physician. An 1856 death register has identical columns except no Undertaker nor Physician, but has a (rarely filled-in) column for "Remarks". Regards, Charles Sullivan At 04:26 PM 10/19/2000 -0700, Carlin Zerbo wrote: >----- Original Mes
18. Re: [NYC] Immigration [1]
After 1855 when Castle Garden (in Battery Park, at the lower tip of Manhattan) opened as an immigrant station, the ships would either have to pull up there or the passengers would have to be landed in smaller boats. An article in the 23 Dec 1866 issue of the New York Times (page 8) describes the experience of an English immigrant aboard the 300-passenger ship SCOTLAND. It implies that the immigrants were landed via a steam-tug. Prior to 1855 the ships just docked at the piers on the East and Hudson (Nor
19. [NYC] ;Davjd Morris Family [1]
researching the family of David Morris in NYC from 1774-1850 Looking for any ancestors to compare notes. Charlotte Smith
20. Re: [NYC] RE: Out of print genealogy books [1]
sorry, it did work this time! Oh well - just click! M Marcelle Aldredge wrote: > > My mail server won't send URL attachments, so I'll list what I have > here. You'll have to cut and paste. > >
21. [NYC] Re:City Directory Look ups needed [1]
Looking for the SCHWACKE surname between 1883-1893. First names include: Anna, Katherine, Herman, Henry, Harry, Frederick, William Mary, Elizabeth, Ernest, Minnie, Ida and Margaret. These are all the siblings. They came for the most part one at a time and I'm trying to determine where they may have stayed upon arrival. Thanks to all Leslie > > > >
22. [NYC] VETTER [1]
Searching for VETTER connections, Germany, Bklyn, NY. barbara : )
23. [NYC] NYC 1888 Death Index - Pg. 66 - W's [1]
NYC 1888 Death Index - Manhattan Name/Age/Date of Death/Certificate Number Vogelscsang, David 5m Sept 29 31103 Wagner, Richard 12y Aug 30 28411 Work, John C. 47y Aug 30 28250 Wilbur, Roland 1y Aug 31 28625 Weissberger, Max 1y Aug 31 28388 Wilson, Maria 50y Aug 31 28384 Walter, Joseph 3m Aug 31 28306 Warnecke, Carl 5m Aug 31 28310 White, John J. 33y Aug 31 28325 Wiebel, Henrietta 49y Sept 1 28307 Williams, Thomas J. 68y Sept 1 28728 Williams, Alice E. 1y
24. Re: [NYC] Ancestry.com [1]
Yes, that does appear to be the case. If you search on just "1900" you get a zillion entries, but with either "1901" or "1902" all you get are the few entries where the certificate _number_ is one of these. I believe Ancestry purchases or licenses their databases from others, and many do not appear to be complete. I bought their Civil War index on CD a while back, which was supposed to include all of NY State as transcribed from the National Archives microfilms. However I found no entries whatsover from
25. Re: [NYC] Five Boroughs [1]
opened the site RE: 5 Boroughs, looking for something on Genealogy for Bklyn or Manhattan, and found nothing !!! - am I doing something wrong ?? Jinna -----Original Message----- From: Elizabeth Cardinal To: NYC-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Friday, October 27, 2000 8:46 PM Subject: [NYC] Five Boroughs >Lots and lots of links and information... > > >http://queens.about.com/citiestowns/midlanticus/queens/cs/fiveboroughs/inde x >.htm > > >==== NYC-ROOTS Mailin
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