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1. Fw: Marshalls in/near Leroy and Rochester 1850's [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Beth J To: Sent: Tuesday, February 29, 2000 10:31 AM Subject: Marshalls in Leroy 1850's > Hi, I am looking for information or connections to the following Marshalls > who were in/near Leroy NY in 1850's. > Robert Marshall b. 1839 near Belfast, NIR, to James and Sarah Marshall, > lived with his grandfather James S Marshall b. abt 1791 NIR. James S > Marshall also had sons Robert Marshall b. 1829 NIR and William b. 1836 NIR, >
2. Re: (no subject)--Obits [1]
Marcena: To answer your question, no. I live in North Carolina but an internet friend in Rochester agreed to help me get 1900 obit info available to the list. She copies the microfilm and mails the copies to me to type and post to the list. I reimburse her copy costs and postage. It takes her about 4 hours to copy one month of obits, and copies and postage cost me about $8 for one month. I am sending a copy to Monroe Co. NY Newspaper Abstracts where they can be searched for any name mentioned in the bod
3. ANYONE KNOW WHAT NEWSPAPER WOULD END IN LETTERS "OON" [1]
Hey out there, Am interested in what newpaper would end in letters "OON". Have a newspaper clipping (copy of) that has these 3 letters and then the date in 1905. This would be a 1905 newspaper. Am trying to locate the city in which this newspaper was printed. Thanks so much. Judy Keyes Harley6364@aol.com
4. Site Moved! [1]
This is one time sweep through the affected counties. Delete if you already seen this on other NY lists. SAMPUBCO moved to new address and it's a new home all it's own. new home: http://www.sampubco.com You will need to bookmark this site because the search engines (altavista, dogpile, snap, etc) will not update their directories for 4 to 8 weeks or longer. W. David Samuelsen SAMPUBCO Home of the Wills (probate, that is!)
5. NEED OBITUARY LOOK-UP ROCHESTER, NY [1]
Hey Rochester, NY or anyone who can help me out. If possible, if anyone can do a look-up for me, need obituary information on two (2) individuals as noted in Rochester newspaper for the time period. 1. Ida (Burton) BEEBE b. 02/21/1869 d. 04/12/1946 buried White Haven Memorial Park, Rochester, NY 2. Austin W. BEEBE b. 1862 d. 09/27/1957 buried with wife as above in White Have Memorial Park, Rochester, NY Am interested in the relatives who might have attended the funerals, or who
6. Lake township [1]
Can anyone tell me if Lake township in Monroe County still exists? If so, what is it like there? My ancestors, Gordon and Elizabeth Quider and their 2 girls - Frances (born in 1909) and Garnett (born in 1919) lived in lake township at 244 Lakeshore Drive in the 1920's. Also, can anyone tell me what elementery school a child that lived in this township might have attended? Thanks. Heidi Quider Gohn GohnH@aol.com
7. Iowa Records [1]
Subject: Fwd: Help keep Iowa records open. In a message dated 1/25/00 3:35:01 PM, Pmauer writes: The State of Iowa is considering closing their records to the public. This has already been done in the State of Illinois where you have to rely on someone in the courthouse to look things up for you for a fee of $2.00 and if you want a copy, that is $8.00 more. Many of the people from the East went to Iowa and you may need to obtain some of their records, if not now, in the future. Even if you are not
8. CURTIS/PECK [1]
Hi. Looking for infor on birth/ marriage and parents ancestry of Guerney T. Curtis and Agness (Peck) Curtis of Rochester, NY. They had child 1897 Edward Peck Curtis, a WWI flying ace, WWII hero, and VP of Eastman Kodak.. Is anyone out there able to help? Thanks. L. Sparks/ Maine
9. Re: 1910 Rochester EDs [1]
Actually, you ought to contact the local history section of the Rochester Public Library. Perhaps if you have the ward, etc., you can nail down the enumeration district. I'd give that a shot before searching line for line if I were you. The mere fact that the census was neither soundexed nor mirocoded does not necessarily mean it is impossible to locate the correct enumeration district. The address which you have in hand may be just the link you need to narrow your search. Charles ----- Original Message -
10. THANK YOU TO BRYCE & DALE [1]
A special thank you to Bryce & Dale for their thoughts on the newspaper ending in oon. Wonderful that so many respond so quickly. Much appreciated Judy
11. need help [1]
Hello list ...I have been trying to find a birth record of any kind and a marriage record for two of my ancestors My greatgrandfather was born in Rochester in May of 1865 the 1860 census has the family in the 7th ward and the 1870 census has them in Chicago (Franklin J. Howes) the other I am looking for is the marriage of John Howes to Martha (Bliven, I think) somewhere around 1825 to 1831 and a record of his parents marriage Nathaniel and Elizabeth (Adams or Berry) on 10-4-1803 any thoughts or recome
12. Pulling, Tripp, Hacht, Cooper, Arend, Shaw [1]
I am not related to any of these families. >From the Rochester Daily Union and Advertiser Rochester, Monroe Co., New York January 13, 1900: The many friends of Mrs. William J. Pulling, nee Mary A. Peacock, will be pained to learn of her death which occurred at her home in Detroit, December 28th. Deceased was a daughter of Lester Peacock, a former resident of this city, and a niece of Mrs. James H. Kelly of Wheatland. Mrs. Pulling was born in this city where she spent much of her girlhood and was belove
13. Fwd: Re: Burdick [1]
--WebTV-Mail-25574-278 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit --WebTV-Mail-25574-278 Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Message/RFC822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit X-WebTV-Signature: 1 ETAuAhUAvDPxKeDwkVWnmKB0YXyUlksWke0CFQDFnMiq1PHd5XI1MO3H1/aHhaJStQ== From: ErnJry@webtv.net (Ernest Jury) Date: Mon, 7 Feb 2000 23:32:44 -0500 (EST) To: SandyA4746@aol.com Subject: Re: Burdick Message-ID: <12128-389F9C6C-13039@storefull-227.iap.bryant.webtv.net> In-Reply-To: S
14. 1874 autograph book [1]
Hello, I am new to this list. The reason I joined is because I have an autograph book that I bought from an antique store in Napa CA a little over a year ago. This book belonged to a young girl named Ella...I am not sure what her last name is. Most of the signatures in the book, say Rochester NY next to them. This book has dates from 1874 to 1881. I will list the names included in the book. Some of her friends just signed it, and others wrote little poems or drew pictures with their names. I would l
15. TANNER FAMILY [1]
Hi, Could someone do a cemetery look up Margaret Tanner, died 1926. What is the address to write for a death certificate? Is the 1920 census in print? A city directory for 1926? Her husband was O. E. Tanner, anyone researching this family? Thanks for your help. Karen Smith
16. Osburn, Spencer, Ashton, Bauer, Southworth, Collins, Agett, McCartney, Hillman [1]
I am not related to any of these families. >From the Rochester Daily Union and Advertiser Rochester, Monroe Co., NY January 17, 1900: Elizabeth Huntington Osburn died last evening in this city. The funeral of Phillip Spencer was held from the family residence, No. 15 Violetta street, at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The funeral of Mrs. Janet Ashton was held from the residence of her sister, Mrs. Egbert Hoekstra, No. 31 Lyell avenue, at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The funeral of Mrs. Sophia Bauer was held fro
17. RATIGAN [1]
If you are doing research on the RATIGAN family in Chili, Churchville please e-mail me. Marcena in Chaparral, NM Surnames-RATIGAN-NEWPORT-HATCH-JOHNSON-CANFIELD-DRURY-CODY
18. RE: Iowa Records [1]
This is a hoax. Amy > -----Original Message----- > From: AClose6984@aol.com [SMTP:AClose6984@aol.com] > Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2000 6:17 PM > To: NYMONROE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Iowa Records > > Subject: Fwd: Help keep Iowa records open. > > In a message dated 1/25/00 3:35:01 PM, Pmauer writes: > The State of Iowa is considering closing their records to the public. > This > has already been done in the State of Illinois where you have to rely on > someone in the courthouse to look things up
19. Martha RANNEY/David B. SMALLEY [1]
Hi Listers! The never-ending search for dead people continues! I'm looking for a possible link between Martha RANNEY (RANEY, RANNA) and David B. SMALLEY. They were located in the 1st Ward, City of Rochester in the 1830 census and most likely were newly married. Martha was born about 1809, and David B. about 1807. Martha RANNEY may have been the daughter of Roderick RANNEY and Sally DANFORTH, and I believe she died 1837-40 in the Mendon/Honeoye Falls area of Monroe County, although I cannot find an
20. RE: Just never occured to me . . . [1]
The online catalog for the Monroe County Library System shows four copies in the Rochester Central Library and one in Ogden. Maybe one of the Rochester copies is available for inter-library loan. The Erie Co. catalog shows one non-circulating copy in the Buffalo Library. -----Original Message----- From: Charles E. Tucker [mailto:ctucker@wzrd.com] Sent: Sunday, February 06, 2000 7:13 PM To: NYMONROE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Just never occured to me . . . I am interersted in locating a copy of a regimenta
21. WHOOPS-CORRECTION- THANK YOU TO BRYCE & TED [1]
Made an error in names. A special thank you to Bryce & Ted who listed their thoughts on the newspaper ending in OON; Appreciate the quick responses. Judy
22. University Avenue [1]
Hi, I have looked up census records for someone who lived at 745 University Ave. in 1900 and I found them in Volume 108, Ed 54. I don't remember what ward that it is. Michelle Nardone kitkat1@ptdprolog.net
23. Smyth, Spacher, Deacon, Graham, Guernsey [1]
I am not related to any of the families in this message. >From the Rochester Daily Union and Advertiser dated January 4, 1900 Rochester, Monroe Co., NY The Ladies Aid Society of St. Mary's Church has elected the following officers for the ensuing year: President, Mrs. T. Smyth; vice-presidents, Mrs. N. McAnally and Mrs. G. J. Knapp; secretary, Miss J. Schooley; treasurer, Miss K. McNulty. A very interesting report was submitted which showed that twenty-seven families had been assisted during the past yea
24. 1879 Looksp [1]
The following addresses had transient non-fatal errors ----- Hi Dan! I tried emailing you directly. Thanks so much for your offer of look ups! I am looking for an Aldebert MUNGER. I am also looking for a John Wesley ALLEN, my grandfather. How does one "acquire" these directories? Thanks so much! Do you have an Agustus Pratt in your tree? Dianne
25. Re: TANNER FAMILY [1]
Yes, this is true, I am very sorry. I am looking for death certificate and cemetery information on Margaret Tanner in Rochester, NY, end of June/or earlyJuly 1926. Her husband was O. E. Tanner. Thank you very much. Karen AClose6984@aol.com wrote: > One needs to know WHERE in order to research a cemetery or locate a death > record. Yes, the 1920 Federal Census is on microfilm. City Directory for > what City? > > Alice in Arizona > > << Hi, > Could someone do a cemetery look up Margaret Tanner, died
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