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1. Re: [OHMAHONI-L] Lowry, McFarland, Hollingbery [1]
Dear Susan: My grandmother's second husband was Howell "Harry" Hollingberry. I believe he was from western PA. I'll look for his obit that will tell who his parents were. Mary (McCarty) Weese mkw@datakinetics.com Smileymann@aol.com wrote: > Joseph Frazier Lowry was the son of William B. Lowry and Sarah Cochoran. He > served with the 101st PA Vol Inf during the Civil War, and remained in PA > after his father moved to Youngstown, OH with his step-mother, Cassandra > Hennon Bowers. Eventually, Joseph Fr
2. [OHMAHONI-L] Hagan [1]
Trying to find out what happened to Nicholas Hagan. Was he murdered? As far as I can tell, he died around 1931 in Youngstown, supposedly shot by a bootlegger. Does anybody have newspaper records for that time who can look this up? Thanks, Ed Hagan
3. [OHMAHONI-L] Re: OHMAHONI-D Digest V98 #72 [1]
I'll bet Lawson's was the dairy I was trying to remember in my earlier post. Didn't the owner of Lawson's (Lawson?) run for office to try to get the blue laws changed so he could sell milk on Sunday? There was a small market (larger than today's convenience stores, but not a supermarket) on Belmont near (maybe next to) a Red Barn restaurant (another name from the past) a few buildings north of Gypsy Lane. I think it was a Lawson's. I remember getting the full-gallon bottles from there. (No, milk - not beer)
4. Re: [OHMAHONI-L] Need tips for Ohio research [1]
HI, While in Columbus, you can visit the Ohio Historical Society off 17th St. which contains death records, newspapers on microfilm (including the Youngstown Vindicator), county information and much, much more. Copies are .25. And the parking is free. You can also pop into the Ohio Genealogical Library on Front St. It has census detail from many states up to 1860-1870 and various states and Ohio counties info as well. Talk to Paul who is one of the most helpful persons I have ever found in any sta
5. [OHMAHONI-L] Timlin, Judge, Egan, Mulrooney,Ire.>Oh [1]
Hi List members, I thought I would post my Irish Surnames to see if anyone has any connections! Hope to hear from you! My TIMLIN name is from Co. Sligo/Co. Mayo, Ireland Mr. TIMLIN and Anne Unknown -Anne b 1781 d 1865-Knockbrack, Castleconnor, Sligo, Ire. Children of Mr. TIMLIN and ANNE Martin TIMLIN b abt 1816 married Feb 18, 1837 to Anna MULROONEY Mary TIMLIN married Joseph TIMPLE (? LIMPLE) John TIMLIN married Anna GALLAGHER Michael TIMLIN married Marry GATTINS Anne TIMLIN married James MURP
6. [OHMAHONI-L] 1920 Census Lookups for Mahoning Co. [1]
>X-Message: #2 >Date: Sun, 16 Aug 1998 03:44:02 -0400 >From: "KEYSER" >To: OHMAHONI-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <01bdc8e9$a2e20ae0$ea08f0d1@barbara> >Subject: Re: [OHMAHONI-L] 1920 Youngstown Census >Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >Can you please do a look up in your 1920 Youngstown census for me. >The surname I'm looking for is KEYSER, >Sarah Jane KEYSER & Lewis Winton Keyser (d.8 Aug. 1913) Sarah Jane still was >living at time of
7. [OHMAHONI-L] RE: Nostalgia & Youngstown [1]
Hi Everyone, I saw a few people talking about Youngstown and the memories of places. When my husband retired from the Army in 1992, we moved to Lordstown and I am only a stones throw from Mahoning Co. I still find that I go to Youngstown to do what needs to be done rather than go to the Trumbull Co. area. Youngstown is what I know! Someone mentioned, "HANDEL'S Ice Cream." It is still in the old location on Market and as busy as ever. They have a store in Liberty on Belmont Ave.
8. Re: [OHMAHONI-L] 1920 Youngstown Census [1]
Can you please do a look up in your 1920 Youngstown census for me. The surname I'm looking for is KEYSER, Sarah Jane KEYSER & Lewis Winton Keyser (d.8 Aug. 1913) Sarah Jane still was living at time of his death. > 39 E. Madison, 2 Ward, Youngstown, Oh. Also John Hasslinger,Nittie HASSLINGER, 239 Kirtland ST., Youngstown, OH> THANK YOU ROBERT WINTON KEYSER keyser@1st.net -----Original Message----- From: haganef@mindspring.com To: OHMAHONI-L@rootsweb.com D
9. [OHMAHONI-L] RE: Nostalgia/ Isaly's [1]
In a message dated 8/18/98 5:10:01 PM Eastern Daylight Time, gminser@erols.com writes: << Did they have Isaly's or Lawson's in Youngstown? >> I don't know about Youngstown, but Warren sure did! One of my favorite memories as a young girl was staying with my Great Aunt Velma. She ended up more as an honorary "Grandma", and I can remember she would walk me to Isaly's for chocolate chip ice cream. That was a special treat back then! "Grandma" Velma is now a VERY feisty ninety-five year old and still has
10. [OHMAHONI-L] Re: OHMAHONI-D Digest V98 #65 [1]
>Hi! > I wanted to pass this along to the list. You can look up some death >records for Ohio online. 1913-1927 & 1933-1937. This is available at: >http://www.ohiohistory.org/dindex/search.cfm >OHS/Archives- >Library/Death Index/Search Help ... Thanks to you, WVOH, I found that they have expanded their range of dates. While the pages still says 1913-1927 & 1933-1937, they have actually filled in the middle dates so all the years from 1913 to 19
11. Re: [OHMAHONI-L] RE: Nostalgia & Youngstown [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------EDF3C253BB23540A20CE30FC Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hey Mellott researcher which line are you from and do youknow about the Mellott rootsweb list Minser Family wrote: > Did they have Isaly's or Lawson's in Youngstown? Did any of you travel up the road > to Cleveland for Christmas shopping or a summer's eve at Euclid Beach Park? > > Terri
12. [OHMAHONI-L] Need tips for Ohio research [1]
I am planning a trip to Ohio in late September. This will probably be my only opportunity for research in the state. I will be in Zanesville, Columbus and if necessary Youngstown. My grandparents were immigrants, one arriving in 1908, the other already here. They met after their arrival. I hope to verify their marriage date. They had at least two children; one was killed in an unusual accident at an early age, but I don't even know the child's name (and I would like to). I also need to confirm dob fo
13. [OHMAHONI-L] Nostalgia time again. [1]
Since this list is getting awfully quiet, I decided to post a little nostalgia message. Hope this provokes some response. (Besides telling me where to shove my nostalgia). While looking at the East Side, actually Hazelton, on the 1920 Mahoning county census, I was struck by the familiarity of a name. Morris Schwebel lived at 20 Hazeltine Avenue. He was a Baker in a Bake Shop. Now, does anybody remember Schwebel bread? Does it still exist? This must have been the founder of the bakery or the father of the f
14. Re: [OHMAHONI-L] Nostalgia time again. [1]
Ed: Bakeries? I lived within a block of Bixler's Bakery, West Ave. at Marshall St. Could smell the bread baking there day and night. Wonder Bakery? Later I used to go on my SCOOTER --I mean one foot on the floorboard and the other pushiking on the sidewalk down to Wonder Bakery for "day-old bread and cup-cakes"--the bakery being on Mahoning towards town frm Steel St. --and I lived up Mahoning about two miles. Can't believe it today. We had Ward's bakery out our way also. The big Isaily at Mahoning an
15. [OHMAHONI-L] Re: German Town Searching for Descendants [1]
> > > Greetings, > > > > I found this information on another list and thought that it would be > > helpful to those that may have a German roots. > > > > > > > > German Town Searching for Descendants > > > > > > Residents of Siddinghausen, Germany, are looking for people whose ancestors > > > may have emigrated from that area for the city's 1200th anniversary in 1999. > > > > > > Community members are working on a book about Siddinghausen's history and > > > may > > > be able to help area residents track
16. [OHMAHONI-L] Hot Bread [1]
Hello..This is Louanne Toth-Rickard...have been living in Western Pa. Beaver Falls area for the past 25 years....!972 graduate of Chaney..(Go Cowboys!!!)...talk about memories!!!! Sheesh..the mention of Schwebels made my mouth water!!! What about Ward Baking Company that used to be at the end of Mahoning Ave. bridge near Isaly's??? *sigh*....will welcome any and all correspondance..looking for any available infor on McLaughlin/Kelley info as well..:)
17. [OHMAHONI-L] RE: Youngstown Memories [1]
Hi List Members, If you'd like your mail or stories added to the Youngstown, Ohio..Memories page, drop me a note and I'd be glad to include them. I don't want to write to everyone and bother them or make anyone feel like they are "On The Spot!!" Thanks for your memories!!! Cathie Timlin-Hebb http://members,aol.com/wvoh/index.htm My TIMLIN name is from Co. Sligo/Co. Mayo, Ireland Mr. TIMLIN and Anne Unknown -Anne b 1781 d 1865-Knockbrack, Castleconnor, Sligo, Ire. Children of Mr. TIMLIN and AN
18. [OHMAHONI-L] KLEEH, DILLON, O'NIEL, HARDY [1]
Hello, I'm brand new to this list. Am seeking information on ancestors of William Lamont KLEEH, b. August 19, 1923 in Youngstown, son of Karl (Carl?) KLEEH, grandson of Paul? KLEEH. Brother was George KLEEH of Boardman. Aunt was Marie KLEEH, leader of all-woman orchestra called "The Ohioans." Also looking information on the ancestors of Elizabeth Ann HARDY b. about 1923. Mother is Ursula O'NEIL, father was Michael HARDY, sister is Joan HARDY. DILLIONS married into the O'NEIL family. If you have any
19. [OHMAHONI-L] CENSUS INFO [1]
Greetings, I am forwarding this information from another list that I am on. Hope that this will help someone. > > "DIRECT DESCENDENTS are legally entitled to order and > receive copies of the census entries of their ancestors on all of the > 'closed' censuses , ie > 1910, 1920, 1930, 1940, 1950, 1960, 1970. > In making your request ask also that the information contained in the > enumeration be given to you. > > For applications for search of these 'closed censuses' > > US Department of Commerce
20. Re: [OHMAHONI-L] Calvary Cemetery [1]
Kathy, it is on the west side on Mahoning Ave. and Belmont I think. Love Peggy
21. Re: [OHMAHONI-L] p.s. to prior on Nostalgia [1]
I forgot that there was some intimation that posts of this site should have some "overt" genealogical seaching angle, and not be pure "how it was". So for anyone searching for Gillingham or Benson names, my father's pool room partners were Harry Benson, and then later Paul Gillingham. Even earlier than "the pool hall", my father was in business with an Arthur Watkins --fruit and veggie stand, on Mahoning just "town-side" of West Ave. subsequently he was also in the haberdashery business with a very fi
22. [OHMAHONI-L] Tips for Ohio research--Thanks! [1]
Hello again! My grandfather was George Milutinovich b.1888, Yugoslavia. In 1925 he resided at 45 Main Street, Campbell, OH. The only other address I have for the family is 2217 Wilson Avenue, Campbell, OH. He married Mary Benz(?) b.1896, Hungary. I am told she came to the USA alone at age 14. I would like to pin down the year of birth for William Barney Milutinovich b.12/13/?? and find the names of their other children. Thank you all for your help and suggestions. Relatively, Pat Green >Hi Pat, > >M
23. [OHMAHONI-L] Obit look-up please [1]
Is there anyone in Youngstown area that could get a copy of a obit for me,I will reinburse you whatever costs it may be.I live in IN and would be ever so greatful. Thanks Jackie Clara Leggett d.June 9,1927 county Mahoning No. 39990 (death certificate) I would appreciate your help so much.
24. [OHMAHONI-L] Ballard and Kyle Families [1]
Hi everyone. I am new to the list. I am seeking information on Mary "Polly" Ballard b. 1787 who married Robert Kyle on April 20, 1808 in Youngstown, OH. Specifically need info on her parents John Ballard and Sarah Heston who came to Ohio from Bucks County, PA. "Polly" had 14 chilcren and died on June 28, 1849. She is buried at 4 Mile Run Cemetery in Austintown, Mahoning, OH. Debbie Drider126@aol.com
25. Re: [OHMAHONI-L] RE: Nostalgia & Youngstown [1]
Dear Terri, Isaly's and Lawson's were both here, in Youngstown. I was always at one or the other. As for Cleveland, I didn't go there until I was an adult. Cathie
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