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1. Ira Woodford MARTIN b. VT>Webster,NY [1]
Hello, Ira Woodford MARTIN (son of Ira W. Martin) was born 1843, VT, married Harriet 'Hattie' Elizabeth WEEKS of Webster, NY and settled at 85 Goodman St., Rochester. Ira and Harriet raised five children in Webster/Rochester including: 1. Harriet MARTIN; 2. Paula J. MARTIN; 3. Cora Belle MARTIN, b. 1869 Webster NY; 4. Rachel Weeks MARTIN, b 1877 NY; 5. Ira 'Ford' Woodford MARTIN Jr. b 1877, NY. I am looking for the birth family of Ira Woodford MARTIN (b. 1843 VT) as Ira is my gggrandfather.
2. Rochester Catholic Churches [1]
Yesterday I found out that my ggggrandmother was actually born in Rochester, not immigrated from Ireland as I thought. The document I found places her birth at around 1827. Would anyone know what Catholics did in Rochester before St. Patrick's Cathedral was built in 1833? I'm trying to see if I can find a baptismal record somewhere... TIA Mary
3. Re: St. Patrick's Church [1]
Charles, St. Patrick's was torn down around 1930. See the Monroe Co. GenWeb page for details and location of the records. The records have been microfilmed and are available at Nazareth College in Rochester or through the Family History Library: Microfilm of original records at Nazareth College, Rochester, Monroe County, New York -------------------------------------------------------------------- Contents: v. 1. marriages, 1833-1842, baptisms, 1832-1848 -- v. 2-5. baptisms, 1842-1908 -- v. 6. baptism
4. New Link [1]
Hi! I just visited the Livingston County, NY GenExchange and found a great many things there. Several of the biographies they have online matched my surnames. They are adding bio's for the town of Conesus, plus you are able to enter your own data and leave your email address for others researching the same names to contact you. I also subscribed to their list, besides being able to reach other researchers, the list owner periodically announces new additions to the county. I've listed below the address
5. McKINLEY in Rochester, Monroe County NY late 1800's & early 1900's [1]
Posted on: Monroe County NY. Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/NY/Monroe/3721 Surname: McKinley, Muir, Sommers, Schreck, Rodenbush, Napier ------------------------- John R. McKinley b. 1857 in L.I. NY and his wife Cora (Muir) McKinley b. 1859 in L.I. NY had two children, Edward Eugene McKinley born 05/13/1881 and Henry Chester born 03/06/1885 in Rochester, NY, Monroe County. John R.McKinley was a blacksmith. John McKinley and his family lived at 131 Mt. Hope Ave and 55
6. Heinslers in Rochester, New York [1]
HI, I am new at this so I hope I am not messing up and that someone may be of some help to me. I am trying to find out more information on my grandparents and great grandparents. My grandparents were John Charles Heinsler and Sarah Loretta Heinsler (Sulllivan). My grandfather was dead when I was born and my grandmother only lived until I was at age ten. When they got married on 6/21/1911 they moved into a house at 9 Bauer street. Before this I do not know where they lived. I just found out
7. Monroe Co., N.Y. June 24, 1905 [1]
Rochester, Monroe, N.Y. Democrat & Chronicle June 24, 1905 HILL ARRESTED SECOND TIME Philadelphia, June 23 - For the second time this week John W. HILL, former chief of the Bureau of Filtration, was arrested to-day on charges of forgery and falsifying certain books and papers to defraud the city of Philadelphia. After a hearing lasting nearly six hours he was held in $2,000 bail for trial. His arrest to-day was a great surprise coming so close on his statement of records, on which charge he was held
8. Re: Parma Corners Cemetery [1]
Hi, Recently discovered I have a GG Aunt and Uncle buried in Parma Corners Cemetery. It is located on Hilton Parma Corners Rd. This appears to be west of Rochester NY. Their name is Albert Mort d.1939 and Carrie Mort d. 1938. I have been unable to locate a phone # for this cemetery or a Historical Society. Is anyone familiar with this area? I did find that it was also known as Gore Cemetery. Any help greatly appreciated. Sandy
9. Edwin Scrantom [1]
Hi. In today's edition of the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE Digital Edition , there is a wonderful article about Mayor Bill Johnson visiting the grave of Edwin Scrantom in Mt. Hope Cemetery. Edwin Scrantom left a letter in the 1873 time capsule for the future mayor of Rochester. I have read the transcription of the letter The Rochester Time Capsule - Home Page and I think it's f
10. Re: 1902 Undertaker ING. & THOM, Rochester/Webster [1]
Unless the Webster Cemetery Records were checked along with reading the tombstone inscriptions, you cannot be sure he is not buried there without a tombstone. meg jared & cary wrote: > Hello, > The undertaker listed on my Ira W. Martin's 1902 death transcription reads ING. & THOM. and burial place Webster, NY. I am trying to locate Ira's grave and wonder if the undertaker might have that record. I have searched the rootsweb cemetery listing for Webster Union Cemetery and do not find Ira. > > Does this
11. Monroe Co., N.Y. June 23, 1905 part 1 [1]
Rochester, Monroe, N. Y. Democrat & Chronicle June 23, 1905 TWO SERIOUS ACCIDENTS One Had Fatal Results - Mr. Latting Thrown to the Pavement Cananadaigua, June 22 - Charles LATTING, while riding up the Bristol street hill this afternoon, was thrown violently to the pavement by a sudden movement of the horse and struck on the back of his head. He was unconscious when picked up and was taken to the Memorial Hospital, where he was doing fairly well this evening. Last night about 9:30 o'clock Mrs. A
12. Heinsler [1]
From the 1905 Rochester City Directory, here are the listings for Heinsler Anthony died Nov 2 1904 age 55 George solderer bds 10 Bauer John boxmaker bds 10 Bauer Joseph A temperer 229 Mill b 10 Bauer Mary widow Anthony house 10 Bauer Guenter in Michigan
13. Re: Rochester Time Capsule [1]
Yes, the democrat & Chronicle has a search engine on their site. Go to search, put in "time capsule," and then pick the first selection (if I remember correctly). Otherwise go to the URL http://www.rochestertimecapsule.com/, you will get to the Time Capsule itself. Thanks for sharing it with us! Anne Subj: Re: Rochester Time Capsule Date: 9/30/00 10:58:43 AM Eastern Daylight Time From: JohannWL@aol.com To: NYMONROE-L@rootsweb.com Hi All, Unfortunately, by the time I saw the e-mail about the
14. Mt Hope Cemetery [1]
Thank all of you so much for your help and guidance regarding Mt. Hope Cemetery. There is a great group of folks on this list. meg
15. Re: Mary A. DAVIS [1]
Who asked for this??? This is my Great Great Grandmother !!! I didn't know they had children other than Charles. I would love to hear more about her !!! Thank you !!! Eloise Labram felabram@home.com GSubyak@aol.com wrote: > > Rita, > You hit the Jackpot, this is a nice big one > > Rochester, Monroe, N. Y. > Democrat & Chronicle > April 10, 1925 > > MRS. DAVIS, 95, DIES; KNEW OF PATCH'S GRAVE > > Aged Charlotte Woman Had Place, Now Unmarked, Firm in Memory > > Mrs. Mary Ann DAVIS, 95 years old, sa
16. Re: St. Patrick's records [1]
These as well as other church records are also available through LDS. The films are permanently located at the Westfall Road FHC for anyone in the Rochester area and I would expect could be borrowed at your local FHC as well. They have most of the churches in the diocese up to about 1908. Joyce
17. 1890 Rochester Hospitals [1]
Posted on: Monroe County NY. Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/NY/Monroe/3729 Surname: McEntee, Fay ------------------------- Could anyone tell me what hospital facilities existed in 1890 for a Rochester (Monroe Cty.) patient with Huntington's (a mental/neurological disability? Your help would be much appreciated by a Canadian who cannot readily get to the U.S.
18. Rochester City Directory [1]
How recent are Rochester City Directories? I am wondering in the 1940, 50,60. I am looking for a couple: Leonard W. Coffin and his wife Francis. Susanne
19. HAUBRICK obituary [1]
Buffalo News 9/21/2000 HAUBRICK - Edith D. 9/21/00 Rochester, formerly of Buffalo, September 19, 2000. Survived by husband John; daughter Juliet (Daniel) Overbeck; granddaughter Jennifer Lee; sister Joan Allen of Sayville, Long Island; many nieces and nephews. Friends are welcome to call at the (Tonawanda Chapel) AMIGONE FUNERAL HOME INC., 2600 Sheridan Dr., (at Parker Blvd.), Friday 2-4, 7-9. Funeral mass Saturday, 10 AM at All Saints Roman Catholic Church, Esser and Henrietta St. in Buffalo. Inter
20. Re: Obit-Paul Earl FALLON [1]
In a message dated 9/22/00 7:56:55 PM !!!First Boot!!!, Kegool@aol.com writes: << Death of Paul Earl FALLON occurred on 12 September, 1995 in Rochester, New York. >> **************** Rochester, Monroe, N. Y Times Union Sept. 13, 1995 FALLON, PAUL E. September 12, 1995. Predeceased by his wives, Eileen (Hennessey) Fallon and Irene (Munstrumonion) Fallon. Two sons, Bernard (Rhodora) Fallon, Paul Fallon (Donna Di Vietro). Grandsons, Joshua and Christopher Fallon; Nieces, Nephews & Cousins. Frien
21. Mary A. DAVIS [1]
Rita, You hit the Jackpot, this is a nice big one Rochester, Monroe, N. Y. Democrat & Chronicle April 10, 1925 MRS. DAVIS, 95, DIES; KNEW OF PATCH'S GRAVE Aged Charlotte Woman Had Place, Now Unmarked, Firm in Memory Mrs. Mary Ann DAVIS, 95 years old, said to have been the only living person to know the burial place of Sam PATCH, whose last jump over the Genesee Falls took place a month before her birth, died yesterday morning at her home, No. 103 River street, Charlotte. Sam PATCH's body, when re
22. Monroe Co., N.Y. June 23, 1905 part 3 [1]
Rochester, Monroe, N.Y Democrat & Chronicle June 23, 1905 GREENLEAF - BROWNLEE Miss Edna Ann Azalia BROWNLEE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David BROWNLEE, of Hillcrest, Perry, was married to John Dixon GREENLEAF of Rochester, at the home of the bride's parents on Wednesday. Rev. T. GILL??ILAU, of Covington, officiated. After their wedding tour Mr. and Mrs. GREENLEAF will make their home at No. 3 Evergreen street, this city. *************** PHILLIPS - STROBEL Miss Cora S. STROBEL, of this city, and George
23. TROST FAMILY enquiry [1]
Will the list member who wanted TROST data please contact me. I was researching another German family in Zion & Concordia Lutheran Church registers in LDS films Saturday and made note of four (4) baptisms. Sincerely, Clare McVickar Ward @ bequ921354@aol.com.
24. RE: Parma Corners Cemetery [1]
Parma Corners is the intersection of Rt. 104 (Ridge Rd.) and Rt. 259 (Union Street) at the border of the towns of Ogden and Parma. -----Original Message----- From: Starfish1959@cs.com [mailto:Starfish1959@cs.com] Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2000 4:34 PM To: NYMONROE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Parma Corners Cemetery Hi, Recently discovered I have a GG Aunt and Uncle buried in Parma Corners Cemetery. It is located on Hilton Parma Corners Rd. This appears to be west of Rochester NY. Their name is Albert
25. 1875 DONNELLY in census [1]
Hello List: I thought it was time for me to contribute a little. I found these DONNELLY's in the 1875 New York State Census, Monroe County, Town of Gates, page 74, Line 1 (FHC microfilm 0833781). They're not my family, to the best of my knowledge, and I hope this helps someone. Robert J. Donnelly 54 Canada Ann Do 44 wife Oneida Robert J. Do Jr. 23 son Monroe William H. Do 20 " " Augustin Do 9 "
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