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1. [NYNASSAU] Re: [LI-Rooters] Important Notice Regarding Vital Records [1]
Thanks for posting this, Walter. Sad day. NColeman ncroots@worldnet.att.net NYC/Long Island Family History Research Services: http://www.genealogyPro.com/ncoleman.html County Coordinator for the Nassau GenExchange: http://www.genexchange.com/ny/nassau/index.cfm Irish Family History Forum - VP Membership http://www.ifhf.org email: membership@ifhf.org -----Original Message----- From: Soyamaven@aol.com To: LI-Rooters@genexchange.com ; NYNASSAU-L@rootsweb.com
2. [NYNASSAU] Irish Family History Forum - Leslie Corn to speak [1]
Just a friendly reminder that our own lovely and talented Ms. Leslie Corn will be speaking next week (Saturday, Feb 26 1:00pm) at the Irish Family History Forum's monthly meeting at the Plainview LDS, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Family History Center, 160 Washington Ave., Plainview, NY 11803. Her topic will be: "Genealogical Treasures in the New York County Clerk's Office." "New York based professional genealogist, Leslie Corn, will present a case study of a well known American, usi
3. [NYNASSAU] New York State Library Questionnaire [1]
An important deadline is nearing. New York State Library questionnaire deadline 25 Feb 2000 - THIS WEEK!!! Go to NYS LIbrary website: http://www.nysl.nysed.gov On the homepage (left side -- top line) they are requesting your input on the library service, equipment and setup and are requesting your suggestions for improvements. Pass this along immediately to those who would have a genealogy/history interest, including the mail lists. This is important and should be acted upon. The above announceme
4. [NYNASSAU] Frost Family [1]
Hi., I am looking for information about the Frost family that lived in S. Hempstead, LI. I know there was a Frost family in the 1700s with names Townsend, Platt, Isaac, and so on. My GG grandfather was born in Lynbrook on May 5, 1834. His name was Platt Frost. I am trying to make connection between these two families. If I could find Platt's parents that might do it. Can anyone help?? Steven Frost
5. Re: [NYNASSAU] SPARACINO, PIZZOLATO, LEVINE, BUTRANAVAGE [1]
Walter, Thank you very much for your reply. Yes, this arrangement is very foreign to me but I will study it and see what my next step should be:)). Thanks! In the meantime, I will hope that a Sparacino, Pizzolato, Levine,or Butranavage will contact me from this list. Mary A.
6. [NYNASSAU] Nassau County Community Place-Names [1]
Dear Nassau-Rootsers, etc., Ms. Natalie Naylor (NUCNZN@Hofstra.edu), Director, LI Studies Institute, posted the following annnouncement to the "NYHIST-L@UNIX10.NYSED.GOV" list today: The history of place names is a topic which has been the focus of inquiries over the years on this list. "The History of Nassau County Community Place-Names" has recently been published under the auspices of Hofstra University's Long Island Studies Institute by Empire State Books. Richard Winsche's 160-page book give
7. [NYNASSAU] 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!)
8. [NYNASSAU] Important Notice Regarding Vital Records [1]
To All Rooters & Rootsers, etc., The following was posted at the The New York State Archives and Records Administration Home Page (http://www.sara.nysed.gov/): . Mail-in Vital Records Search Requests . to be Discontinued as of February 15, 2000 Effective FEBRUARY 15, 2000, the New York State Archives will discontinue its mail search service for the microfiche indexes to vital records (birth, marriage, and death certificates) in New York State outside of New York City. Sear
9. [NYNASSAU] Restoration Begins At LI's Episcopal Cathedral [1]
Dear Nassau-Rootsers, etc., On February 1st, the long awaited restoration of the most import historic landmark in the Village of Garden City, the Cathedral of the Incarnation -- headquarters for the Episcopal Diocese of LI (includes Kings, Queens, Nassau and Suffolk Counties) -- began. Additional information can be found by going to: http://www.gcnews.com/headlines.htm Under the leadership of the Cathedralb
10. [NYNASSAU] Re: SPARACINO, PIZZOLATO, LEVINE, BUTRANAVAGE [1]
To list members, I am stuck in my quest to locate cousins in the state of New York. The latest records I have received indicate my SPARACINO cousins may be in FARMINGDALE, NY. I know that JOHN SPARACINO died in April of 1981 and is in St. Charles Cemetery. I have been unable to obtain an obit of his death so I may identify his family. Indications are that names within his family may be PIZZOLATO, LEVINE and BUTRANAVAGE. I am in Louisiana which makes my research a lil more difficult. Any suggestions
11. [NYNASSAU] SPARACINO, PIZZOLATO, LEVINE, BUTRANAVAGE [1]
Mary Riviere & Nassau-Rootsers, etc., On 02/22/2000 (4:56:28 PM EST), Mary Riviere (Lmbsl@aol.com) asked for help: "I am stuck in my quest to locate cousins in the state of New York. The latest records I have received indicate my SPARACINO cousins may be in FARMINGDALE, NY. I know that JOHN SPARACINO died in April of 1981 and is in St. Charles Cemetery. I have been unable to obtain an obit of his death so I may identify his family. Indications are that names within his family may be PIZZOLATO, LEVI
12. [NYNASSAU] Culhane, Leahy, Sullivan [1]
I am looking for descendant of Kate or Helen Culhane and a Leahy. This was Kate's first marriage. Kate had a son named Joseph Leahy who married a woman named Rose. Rose's daughter, we do not know the name, was married to a Sulivan, who was a lawyer. It is beleived that she lived on Long Island. Any information would be appreicated.
13. [NYNASSAU] Orphanages in 1923-30 [1]
Hi- Was there an orphanage in or around Glen Cove during the 20`s? It would have been catholic and run by nuns. Thanx, Barbara : )
14. [NYNASSAU] New Amsterdam & Its People [1]
Hi. Searching for information on the reprint of "New Amsterdam and Its People" by J. H. Innes. It was reprinted in 1969 by Ira J. Friedman Inc., Port Washington, L.I. Does anyone know if this reprint is still available? I would really like to buy a copy of the original book printed in 1902. Thanks, Barbara
15. [NYNASSAU] SPARACINO, PIZZOLATO, LEVINE, BUTRANAVAGE [1]
A bit earlier this morning I transmitted a premature eMail. What follows is the more complete version. Mary Riviere & Nassau-Rootsers, etc., On 02/22/2000 (4:56:28 PM EST), Mary Riviere (Lmbsl@aol.com) asked for help: "I am stuck in my quest to locate cousins in the state of New York. The latest records I have received indicate my SPARACINO cousins may be in FARMINGDALE, NY. I know that JOHN SPARACINO died in April of 1981 and is in St. Charles Cemetery. I have been unable to obtain an obit of hi
16. [NYNASSAU] SMITH/DIKEMAN/MONTROSSHAVILANDDOXSEY [1]
Emory Smith b.ca. Long Is. ; died 8.2.1889 in the Vill of Woodsburg-Hempstead, NY. He wed Mary Rhodes Dikeman on 1.17.1835 at Christ First Presby. Ch. in Hempstead, NY; Mary was b. ca.1817 and died 6.24.1893 in the Vill. of Woodsburg. Mary's parents were Isaac Dikeman and Freelove Haviland; Mary and Emory are buried at Greenfield Cemetery in Hempstead, LI. Children: John b. ca. 1836 Charles b. ca 1841 Amanda b. ca. 1838 Isaiah b. ca 1843 Chauncey b. ca. 1846 Mary b. ca. 1852 VALENTINE BROWER b
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