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1. [OHCUYAHO-L] RADKE [1]
Hi all: Is anyone out there working on the RADKE name in Cleveland? JOHN RADKE born 9/13/1814 married Juliana BERGER. They both died in Cleveland, Ohio and are buried at Lutheran Cemetery on Pearl Rd. They had 8 children: 1. Ludwig M. Radke born 2/15/1861 in Russia/Poland. Married Emelie Zepieus and second Louise Repke. All died in Cleveland. Ludwig had the following children: Adam (married Emma Schimanski), John R. (married Lillian Sasenheimer), Emma (married Frank Kelly), Bertha (married Joel A
2. Re: [OHCUYAHO-L] Old Euclid Presbyterian Church [1]
Hi Jessica, This ought to help: PRESBYTERIANS. The Presbyterian Church established itself in the Cleveland area in 1807, among the earliest Protestant denominations, and developed rapidly. Presbyterianism originated in the 16th-century Protestant Reformation and the teachings of John Calvin of Switzerland and John Knox of Scotland. Its representative form of government incorporates a "priesthood of all believers," in which clergy and laity differ only in function, and an equality of
3. [OHCUYAHO-L] Help How do I obtain the actual messages from the digest? [1]
Help How do I obtain the actual messages from the digest? I am getting al the topics but not the messages? Happy Hunting! Susan PI (Ward) BEDFORD, BEUCUS, CASPERSON, CHRISTINSEN, HOCH, MAJOR, MICHEL, RETTBERG, WARD
4. [OHCUYAHO-L] Marriage ca1855-60 [1]
Hello, I was told of this reference. Cuyahoga County Marriage Index: Cains C. LORD to Mary Ann CALIMAN(?), volume 12/page 221 I think he may be by gg-gf, Caius C Lord. Caius was written as Cains in many of his military records. I hoped to find a date on this marriage. Caius was born in 1842 Clev. He was not married during the Civil War 1861-64, right after the War in Oct 24, 1865 he married Maria Martha Frankland. She died ca1870 and he moved. So this marriage must be before 1861. He never mentions her
5. Re: [OHCUYAHO-L] Vital Statistics [1]
I've walked in the the Cleveland Bureau of Vital Statistics and have gotten uncertified birth and death certificates for a quarter a piece (quite the bargin compared to their mail-in charge card rate of $14.00!). For a quarter, you have to walk in though. If you go early, before 10 a.m. or so, the line is short; it's always short for death certificates. And the death has to have happened in the Cleveland General Health District, a good chunk of, but not all of, Cuyahoga County. Some cities in the county ha
6. [OHCUYAHO-L] Re: OHCUYAHO-D Digest V99 #5 [1]
I don't live near Cuyahoga County either, but get there a couple of times a year. If you find that the houses still exist, let me know and I will try to get pictures on my next trip. I have a large number of ancestors from the Parma area and would be very willing to share information if you are interested. What surnames are you searching? don
7. [OHCUYAHO-L] Charlotte HANKS [1]
Hi In Christian GARBER's will probated in 1844 in Holidaysburg, Huntingdon Co., PA he acknowledges a daughter named Charlotte HANKS, wife of Jarvis F. HANKS of Cleveland, OH. In the 1850 Cuyahoga County, OH census I found the following family in E. Cleveland: Jarvis F. HANKS 50 M Portrait Painter NJ Charlotte " 49 F Vt ? Virginia " 15 F OH Arthur " 14 M OH Emeline " 12 F O
8. Re: [OHCUYAHO-L] [Fwd: Cuyahoga Co Idea] [1]
Doesn't LDS have some these records on microfilm? I know that have birth (indexes-only?) up into the 1900's. If they do you could look it up there. Kelli -----Original Message----- From: Cindy Gant Sopko To: OHCUYAHO-L@rootsweb.com Date: Friday, January 29, 1999 5:07 PM Subject: [OHCUYAHO-L] [Fwd: Cuyahoga Co Idea] >Hello list, > >Can anyone help Dick? > >Dick McCombe wrote: > >> Cindy, >> >> Nice to talk to you again. Can you direct me to anyone will
9. [OHCUYAHO-L] JACOB HOFMANN [1]
The index to "Ohio Death Certificates 1913-1927, 1933-1937" lists a Jacob Hofmann who died 16 Jan 1937 in Cuyahoga Co. I'm trying to locate a Jakob Hofmann b. 8 Feb 1865 and was living in Ohio in 1912 probably around Cleveland. Bev Stenger ZHJV27A@prodigy.com
10. [OHCUYAHO-L] New Probate Deaths databases [1]
Just a note to let all know that I am back at adding new Cuyahoga County Probate Court databases to my website. Sorry for the lull during the holiday season but we all know how hectic such times can be. Now completing the "H" surnames for 1867-90. Dennis Murphy http://murphy.genealogy.org -----Original Message----- From: OHCUYAHO-D-request@rootsweb.com To: OHCUYAHO-D@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, December 29, 1998 5:34 AM Subject: OHCUYAHO-D Diges
11. [OHCUYAHO-L] Re: OHCUYAHO-D Digest V99 #21 [1]
Hello, How do I get to the acyual messages that I receive from the OHCUYAHO digest??? Happy Hunting! Susan PI (Ward) BEDFORD, BEUCUS, CASPERSON, CHRISTINSEN, HOCH, MAJOR, MICHEL, RETTBERG, WARD
12. Re: [OHCUYAHO-L] Old Euclid Presbyterian Church [1]
Jessica - I think you are probably looking for the Old Stone Church, which is the "landmark" name for the First Presbyterian Church on Public Square. Euclid Ave runs right into Public Square as one of its main arteries, but I can't remember what part of the square the church is on. You can find detailed info on the church, the square, and the early Presbyterian community through a simple search at http://ech.cwru.edu/ , The Enclyclopedia of Cleveland History. This church was the second church, and
13. [OHCUYAHO-L] Vital Statistics [1]
Hi Everyone, I'm perplexed about this matter, being two hours outside of Cleveland I always call to find out the research method so as not to waste my time and theirs. I called last February and was told to put my name on a list because Spring was a very busy time of the year for them and there was already a 3 month waiting period. I opted against that. My cousin came in from Seattle last August and went there on a lark and was told she also needed an appointment. My sister-in-law two months ago went to ge
14. [OHCUYAHO-L] Malle [1]
Looking for any information on Malle from Cuyah. County. Linda Arsenault
15. [OHCUYAHO-L] POPE, POCOCK, ISHERWOOD, WILLISON [1]
Researching: Fred ISHERWOOD b: 3 Mar 1878 York, England d: 9 Aug 1945 Cleveland, OH. married Mary E.. WILLISON b: 18 Sep 1878 Leeds, England d: 28 Jun 1959 Immigrated to America abt 1922. Allen Henry POPE b: 1 Mar 1884 Bridgewater, England d: 18 Apr 1953 Cleveland, OH Worked for the Railroad. Came to America abt 1900. Sent to England for Emma J. POCOCK b: 3 Aug 1888 England d: 20 Jan 1927 Cleveland, OH. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks Kelly adamskm@aol.com
16. Re: [OHCUYAHO-L] Re: info needed on death announcements in Plain Dealer [1]
Pat, Try this site at the Cleveland Public Library: http://www-catalog.cpl.org/clenix You can look up obituaries at this location free of charge. I think they start around 1976, that you can look up and see if an obit exist. Note the date and page number, and when you send your request E-mail they will tend to work on those faster. You will not see a copy of the obit at this location!!!!!! You may have to play around with the names a little. If all fails, you may have to put in the surname only, then
17. [OHCUYAHO-L] New military book for lookups [1]
Hi everyone, I just received a second book that is a register of graduates and former cadets of the West Point Academy. There are tons of names listed. It spans the years of 1890-1966. If you want lookups let me know! Thanks, Cheryl Hawley
18. [OHCUYAHO-L] Thanks for help. [1]
Hi Rita. Thanks for the help -- official name & location of library, etc. in Louisville. My "Louisville issue" is this... Johann Georg Rock was an immigrant with his mother Barbara (Damer) Rock, sister Elizabeth and brother John. They came to Cleveland, OH, (why Cleveland? other relatives there?). I probably need to check city directories to see if George Rock was in business there or owned a home or turned up on a census for 1854-1856 time period since... We know George Rock married Catherine Siegel in
19. [OHCUYAHO-L] surnames [1]
Hi; I only have a couple of names in Cuyahoga Co. They are NORTON and GREEN(GREENE). If anyone is researching these names I would very much like to here from you. Julie
20. [OHCUYAHO-L] 1900 census [1]
I am wondering if someone could look up the following on the 1900 and 1920 census for Cuyahoga County, OH Owen Odelo KASS would have been about about 6 years old in 1900( so listed as a child, I do not know the parents names). Thank you, Leslie Harper leslieharper@hotmail.com ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
21. [OHCUYAHO-L] surnames B thru V [1]
BOUSHEY>ILL, IND CHANEY>ILL, IND CHANNEL>OH CLARK>ILL, IND FITZPATRICK>ILL KUNTZ>OH, PA LEASURE>OH, W.VA MAYFIELD>ILL, IND RICHESON>OH, W. VA RIGGS>ILL, IND RITCHIE>OH, W. VA WILLIAMSON>OH, W. VA WORTMAN>ILL WRIGHT>OH VENABLE>ILL Thank You, Maggie Wright Reasurching: WRIGHT, CHANNEL, KUNTZ, VENABLE, WORTMAN, CHANEY, CLARK, MAYFIELD, FITZPATRICK, BOUSHEY, RIGGS, LEASURE, WILLIAMSON, RITCHIE, RICHESON
22. [OHCUYAHO-L] Cleveland Church Site [1]
Hi, Laura, I wanted to thank you publically for organizing the Cleveland Churches and clergy for this list. I just found the church (Old Stone Presbyterian Church, minister H.C. Hayden) in which my g-grandparents were married. (and thanks for the prompt to re-check the site.) Best Regards, Marie Pearson Dezort
23. [OHCUYAHO-L] CLEVELAND CHURCHES [1]
Hi all: Just wanted to point out that my webpage of Cleveland Churches and their Pastors has had a lot of information added in the past month. Please visit and see if there's anything new that would be of help to you. http://members.aol.com/aimeevz/pastors.html Thanks. Laura Hine laura.ann.hine@juno.com
24. [OHCUYAHO-L] Tuttle - Rockafellow [1]
Researching the above names - Thanks, Barb
25. [OHCUYAHO-L] Ohio Historical Society online death index [1]
Hi Group, I knew that my husband's great-grandmother had died in Cleveland, I'd already had her burial information from Calvary Cemetery. I went online to check for her certificate no. and volume no. to make it easier for those at the Society. Her last name was DiCamillo and one can only imagine the possible mistakes that could be made on recording that name but try as I might with asterisks and substitute letters her death certificate wasn't listed online. She died in 1930. I wrote to the society and asked
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