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1. Re: [SO.PHILLY] George L. Figenshu [1]
Denise: Thanks so much for this information on my grandfather. The "Helen" who was 17 at the time was my mother, who died three years ago at 97. Rosemary Molloy ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2002 5:40 PM Subject: [SO.PHILLY] George L. Figenshu > 34th Ward ED# 1168 > > 5601 Hunter St. Owned house with a mortgage > > George L. Figenshu Head 61 Wd. Barber -- Own shop > Carl ---------- son
2. [SO.PHILLY] Re: parish info. [1]
In a message dated 04 18 2002 9:01:58 AM, PA-SOUTH-PHILLY-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << thank you! now, not meaning to bother you too much but, how exactly does the parish info. help me find out about my relatives? >> see url below Welcome to the PAHRC! PARISH INFORMATION Milton E. Botwinick [professional genealogist] miltone@aol.com Philadelphi
3. [SO.PHILLY] Death in the family [1]
For anyone who may be researching the Seher or Bowman surname of South Philadelphia, my grandmother: Naomi Louise Bowman Seher died: April 27, 2002. She was 85. Thanks all. Joan Asche http://jasche.com
4. RE: [SO.PHILLY] 1920 Philadelphia Census Look-ups [1]
Denise, I am new in this group so I don't know what the proper "netiquette" is for asking questions. I'm looking for my great-grandparents. I believe they lived on South Street. Their names are Joseph and Lena Wexler. I believe Joseph was born in 1879. So that would make him 41 in 1920. They had seven children. I can give you their names if that would help. Thanks, Adrienne > -----Original Message----- > From: Spdlazbones@aol.com [mailto:Spdlazbones@aol.com] > Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2002 12:43
5. [SO.PHILLY] Long Lane near Mifflin, South Philly, 1880 [1]
Does anyone know what Long Lane is now? Some kind soul found one of my maternal great-great grandfathers William Dunbar, in the 1880 census, which listed his occupation as "carter." I looked in the 1880 City Directory and found one William Dunbar who is listed as a "carman" which is the same as a carter. The address is given as "Long Lane near Mifflin." I know where Mifflin is, having lived in S. Philly the first 44 years of my life, but Long Lane I am not familiar with. Anyone know what that street i
6. Re: [SO.PHILLY] Death in the family [1]
Joan, I am sorry for your loss. It has been eight years since my Grandmother died, and I still miss her dearly. Denise
7. [SO.PHILLY] Searching for REED [1]
I am looking for anything on Thomas and Agnes Reed. They had two known daughters Mary (1868 - 1911) and Elizabeth known as "Aunt Bess." Mary married my great-grandfather George Bowman, and Elizabeth married an Unknown Rowland. According to censes records Thomas was born in New York and Agnes in Ireland. Anyone else searching this family? Joan Asche http://jasche.com
8. [SO.PHILLY] Re:Phila birth record as recorded [1]
In a message dated 04 17 2002 1:02:07 AM, PA-SOUTH-PHILLY-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << > I am lost out here in genealogy land looking for any record of Angelo AGNELLOor of any Agnello's. I am having no luck and I know that he was living in the Philadelphia area. He was born in PA and married a Laura Dadderio around 1930 (+ or - 5). I can find no record of him anywhere. >> 000000000 My dad's Phila birth record as recorded by a midwife read Male Butterwick. Milton E. Botwinick
9. [SO.PHILLY] George L. Figenshu [1]
34th Ward ED# 1168 5601 Hunter St. Owned house with a mortgage George L. Figenshu Head 61 Wd. Barber -- Own shop Carl ---------- son 20 S Clerk --- Insurance Office Helen ----------- daughter 17 S They were all born in Pennsylvania and so were their parents. Denise
10. [SO.PHILLY] String Band, Gloucester City, NJ, April 28 [1]
I know this is off-topic, but: String Band Parade will take place on Sunday, April 28 beginning at 2:00 pm in Gloucester City, NJ. It will travel south on Broadway. Food and vendor tables will open at 12:30 pm.
11. Re: [SO.PHILLY] 1860 Map [1]
Hi Joan: I see you are researching the Bowman Family: There was a Dr. Bowman that own and operated a drug store at Croskey St, and Snyder Ave. He was a very nice man and our neighborhood depended on him for various medical needs. He helped all of us at one time or another and I might add no charge. I don't think you would have that today. He was a very gracious person. Mary ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joan L. Asche" To: Sent: Saturday, Apr
12. [SO.PHILLY] Re: "New Philadelphia Cemetery?" [1]
In a message dated 04 17 2002 1:02:07 AM, PA-SOUTH-PHILLY-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << Has anyone ever heard of "New Philadelphia Cemetery?" Any clues as to how I might go about pursuing a record of it? >> oooooooooooo The best source to look in is Barkers (Cemetery Works?). You can find this at the Phila. City archives, HSP/GSP. For details see on line catalog at www.hsp.org It includes a map of Phila. Cemeteries. Milton E. Botwinick [professional genealogist] miltone@aol.com
13. [SO.PHILLY] 1966 map. [1]
Just a note the 1966 map is going to be down for a few hours for techincal problems -- i.e. the page designer has no idea what she is doing! My site is a learn as I go sort of experience! Joan Asche http://jasche.com
14. Re: [SO.PHILLY] 1920 Philadelphia Census Look-ups [1]
Hi Frank: Are you related to any McKnight's that lived in the 20 hundred block of Croskey. That wound be between 22 nd and 23 rd sts between Synder Ave and Mifflin St. or it could be McKean. It has been along time since I was there. That is where I grew up. Mary ----- Original Message ----- From: "Frank McKnight" To: Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2002 2:01 PM Subject: RE: [SO.PHILLY] 1920 Philadelphia Census Look-ups > Denise, > Kindly lookup: Jame
15. Re: [SO.PHILLY] DiNardo [1]
Denise- I don't think it's my guy, but I'm holding onto the info just in case it fits later on. Thanks very much for the look up on this. Carole ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2002 6:36 PM Subject: [SO.PHILLY] DiNardo > Carole, > I found Charlie DiNardo age 22, wife Mary age 16, living at 808 Dickenson > St. In the same home as Nicola Cuchetti age 43. Charlie immigrated in 1911 > year of Naturalization was 1919. Mar
16. Re: [SO.PHILLY] Agnello [1]
I never heard of it either. Sorry. Laura
17. Re: [SO.PHILLY] 1920 Philadelphia Census Look-ups [1]
Dear Denise, If possible, please look up George L. Figenshu, who would have been between 60 and 65 in 1920. I'm not sure where he was living at the time; could have been around 20th St. Thanks so much for your help. Rosemary Molloy, NJ ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2002 3:43 PM Subject: [SO.PHILLY] 1920 Philadelphia Census Look-ups > To All, > I am willing to do look ups for the 1920 census, for Philadelphia and >
18. Re: [SO.PHILLY] Agnello [1]
I wonder if anyone has any information about New Philadelphia cemetery, which is no longer in existence. My great-grandfather, Lawrence Fiegenschuh, was buried there in 1872; it was located at 3rd & Washington. Does anyone have any idea where those interned would have been relocated? (Possibly, the cemetery was simply "built over.") Has anyone ever heard of "New Philadelphia Cemetery?" Any clues as to how I might go about pursuing a record of it? Thanks for any help you can give. Rosemary Molloy, NJ paem
19. Re: [SO.PHILLY] Re:Phila birth record as recorded [1]
yikes! I guess things weren't recorded that well back then, huh? Laura
20. [SO.PHILLY] old Phila. maps [1]
The map that shows New Phila. Cemetery came from Jonathan Sheppard Books. It is part of a set of two Phila. maps, for 1872 & 1879 -- the 1879 map goes only as far south as Snyder, so it shows only the northwestern tip of the cemetery, but the 1872 map shows all of south Phila. and all of the cemetery. On those maps, New Phila. Cemetery is labeled as simply Philadelphia Cemetery, its official name. There was a cemetery bordered by 9th, 10th, Fitzwater and Bainbridge Sts., also officially named "
21. RE: [SO.PHILLY] Joseph Wexler [1]
Denise, Thank you for the information on the Wexlers. I talked to my mother and she had forgotten that her mother's name was originally Rebecca. I guess when the family came to America they changed her name to Betty and that is how I always knew her. She is checking with her cousin because we know Sarah Wexler from your research as Shirley. I just started this research and it's really enjoyable. Thank you for your help. Adrienne
22. [SO.PHILLY] Re: Phila General Hospital [1]
In a message dated 04 25 2002 10:02:05 AM, PA-SOUTH-PHILLY-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << Is any one familiar with a Hospital that I believe was in So Phila called Phila General Hospital It is no longer there (for quite a while) I am wondering if I could obtain records from that hospital that amy be in an archive somewhere >> 0000 PGH was in SW Phila. next to U of P. Records were on Girard ave last I heard. For official word contact city archives http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/pa-south-philly/2002-04/1019748116
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23. [SO.PHILLY] St. Alphonsus [1]
Yes, you did have to be of German descent to attend that school/church. St. Alphonsus closed in 1972. The building was torn down in the early 1980s to make room for an addition to Albert Einstein Hospital (South).
24. [SO.PHILLY] Rescheduled String Band Parade, Gloucester City, NJ [1]
This Sunday, May 5. Starts at 2:00 pm, vendors and food out at 12:30 pm
25. [SO.PHILLY] 1966 Map [1]
Map is back online. I think I have worked out the problem. Joan Asche http://jasche.com
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