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1. [PA-LAC] Will index question [1]
Hello out there! I've recently found some family in the will index (thanks a million to whomever took so much time with that!). I was wondering if I could order some of those records from a genealogy society rather than through the county. If so, which one. Thanks so much! Tiffany Mietzner KRETSCH, WEBER
2. Re: [PA-LAC] Re: Tragic news [1]
Dear Patti, I have had messages from my familytreemaker file at times saying the file is damaged but I have never fixed it. I can't find a problem with it. It only happens once in awhile. I do keep a hard copy of everything and print it every couple of months, particularly after a lot of new information is put in. I print a genealogy report for the oldest ancestor of each family group. Is your source information up to date? When you put the new information in you should go sl
3. Re: [PA-LAC] PA Vital New Security Policy [1]
The new regulations are obviously of most benefit to the researcher, and of no additional cost, enacted in the cause of preventing idenity theft, and consequential personal damages, monetarily and otherwise. The services and related costs that the state offers, appear more than fair among other genealogical services offered by others. The limitations of who may obtain the records, as available, certainly pretty well covers most of who might be interested and should be entitled to such information. The pro
4. [PA-LAC] 162 Pike Street - Carbondale [1]
Hello Folks, Would anyone happen to know what type of house/building is now located at the above address? I've just discovered that this address (and an adjacent address: 160 Pike Street) was the location of the home of my gg-grandparents James and Katherine GENNESSY, from at least 1880 though 1910. Is there still a house at this location ..and might it be the same structure as was there in the time frames above? Thanks in advance for any help! Eileen Researching the Irish jig-saw puzzle for: GENNES
5. [PA-LAC] Chase Cemetery [1]
I know that in the past I have seen the burials at Chase Cemetery in Fleetville listed on the Internet. I can't seem to find it recently. Does anyone know what happened to the list? I am looking for information on DELEVAN. Gayle Thorpe Baar Irving, Texas Researching: Colonial America: Backus, Baker, Bridge, Culver, Davis, Easton, Eggleston, Evans, Fairbanks, Fisher, Gay, Hall, Holbridge, Hopkins, Hughes, Hutton, Lee, Payne (Paine), Pettebone (Pettibone), Read, Sabin, Shaw, Snow, Stephens, Swetlan
6. [PA-LAC] Will in Lackawanna [1]
Does anyone know how to obtain a copy of a will in Lackawanna County for the year 1887. I checked the FHL website for a microfilm, but didn't see any listed. I have the date & estate number, would I write to the Court House? _________________________________________________________________ MSN 8 with e-mail virus protection service: 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus
7. [PA-LAC] Gibbons in Dunmore [1]
Looking for further information or connections to Thomas Gibbons and his wife Mary Ruane. 1-Thomas Gibbons b: 2 Jan 1871 in Ireland, d. aft 1930 sp: Mary V. Ruane b: abt Aug 1875 in PA, d: aft 9 Jan 1920 m: abt 1897 in PA . . . . 2-Genevier Gibbons b: abt Jan 1898 in PA . . . . 2-Mary Gibbons b: 28 May 1899 in PA, d: Nov 1974 in Scranton, Lackawanna, PA . . . . sp: Martin Gaffney b: 30 Oct 1898 in PA, d: Jun 1969 in Scranton, Lackawanna, PA m: aft 9 Jan 1920 in Pennsylvania . . . . . . . . 3-Mary G
8. RE: [PA-LAC] St. Rose of Lima Cemetery - Carbondale [1]
Hi Ken, Thanks so much for your detailed reply! I recently made a phone call to St Rose of Lima parish and found that they now have a genealogist, Mr. Connor, working for them, and for a very reasonable fee per hour he will research the records there. I'm forgetting the exact dates available for searching but I'm hoping to find at least something on my HOPE and (illusive!) GENNESSY families before I make the trip up to Carbondale in the spring, for the purpose of further research. One of the things
9. [PA-LAC] Albert S. Young [1]
I am looking for info on Albert Sidney Young born 9-14-1879 and died 4-15-1966. He probably died in Moscow, Lackawanna, Pa. He was married to Emma Foor Young. Any info would be appreciated on my grandparents. Thanks for your time.
10. [PA-LAC] Re: PALACKAW-D Digest V03 #15 [1]
Hi, all. In the case of getting a birth cert of a relative, one must sumit a copy of a death cert with your ID. If you don't have a death cert because one was never filed, as in my g grandfathers case, you are up a tree! Sally ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, January 26, 2003 9:00 AM Subject: PALACKAW-D Digest V03 #15
11. [PA-LAC] Mina Osborn [1]
I am hunting for any information on Peter Osborn b cir 1775-1785, who was in the 1820 & 1830 Census as living in Bridgewater. In 1840 it looks like he might have died and wife Mina is head of household. It is possible that Peter's mother Asenath was living with him in 1820. Much of this is speculation so I would really like to find some collaboration of data for this family. Peter is possibly the son of James and Asenath Osborn. Connie Maguire
12. Re: [PA-LAC] Ship arrival ~ 1885 [1]
Exactly the problem. Try looking for the male children. Those who arrived under the age of 18 would get citizenship with their father; but very often if the father died before getting his papers, they would need to go it on their own. Since you already have an arrival date (and port?), getting the papers probably won't add any new information other than perhaps a birth date. With an arrival date confirmed, you might be able to search passenger ship lists, a very daunting task. New York papers are
13. [PA-LAC] Re: PALACKAW-D Digest V03 #9 [1]
Hello Listers. I have a brick wall with my WILLIAMS family. In the USA census 1870+ They state that they came from " S. Wales" that takes in a lot of territory. Here is what I know of them Thomas Williams b. ca 1830 Margaret Thomas b.ca. 1829 Father :William Thomas Married ca. 1848-1851 S. Wales Immigrated to Scranton area, PA USA- between 1856-1862 Children: 1.John J. b.1851 S Wales 2.Thomas P. 1853 S. Wales 3. Reese(Rees)M. 1856 S. Wales 4.Elizabeth Ann b.1862 PA USA 5. Daniel b.1866
14. [PA-LAC] Storr family [1]
Looking for anything on an Edward Storr who died in Sept 1976 born abt 1900 or anyone knowing of a Storr family. I have checked the 1930 index and can't find him would like to contact descendants
15. [PA-LAC] STORM, Esther [1]
Hi List, Does anyone recognize Esther Storm in their lines? Charlie was my great uncle. Regards, Roberta Descendants of Charles H. Smith Generation No. 1 1. Charles H.2 Smith (Frank Henry1) was born January 25, 1871, and died Abt. 1950 in Middletown, NY. He married Esther M. Storm. Notes for Charles H. Smith: CHARLES SMITH'S OBITUARY Funeral Rites Held for Charles Smith. DELHI, Feb. 24 - Funeral services were held on Sunday for Charles H. Smith, at the Hall Funeral Home, Delhi. The Rev. Charles
16. Re: [PA-LAC] PA Vital New Security Policy [1]
Thanks Robbie for putting a positive light on this change of state policy concerning vital records. Gayle Thorpe Baar Irving, Texas Researching: Colonial America: Backus, Baker, Bridge, Culver, Davis, Easton, Eggleston, Evans, Fairbanks, Fisher, Gay, Hall, Holbridge, Hopkins, Hughes, Hutton, Lee, Payne (Paine), Pettebone (Pettibone), Read, Sabin, Shaw, Snow, Stephens, Swetland, Tiffany, Watson, Whitaker, Williams, Woodruff England: Gibbons, Morrell, Thorpe Ireland: Ladburner, Hutton, Ignew, Mille
17. [PA-LAC] boyle [1]
is it possible someone can look on the census for these manes please? Alma Boyle ( If possible A 1910 - 1930 on this one have no relatives) I know she married a Frederick fairburn and would like to see if I can find her parents ) also George Cox Beatrice Anacher Leland Davis William loveless ----- Original Message ----- From: "Janet" To: Sent: Saturday, January 25, 2003 9:25 AM Subject: Re: [PA-LAC] PA Vital New Security Policy > Yes, but
18. [PA-LAC] St. Rose of Lima Cemetery - Carbondale [1]
Hi Folks, Has anyone information on the state of St. Rose of Lima's cemetery in Carbondale? Are tombstones still standing from the 1800s and early 1900s? - and are there records available for these burials and grave sites? Thought that I'd ask here first, before contacting the Parish. Thanks in advance for any help! Eileen Researching the Irish jig-saw puzzle for: HOPE, GENNESSY, FARRELL, CONNOR.
19. [PA-LAC] Looking for where the following Phillips may have gone to. [1]
Looking for the children on Maxmiliam Phillips born 1862 and died Dec 29, 1908 and Bertha Kullmann born Nov 1867. They lived in Scranton and Roaring Brook Children: Catherine (Katie) born Mar 1887 Charlotte (Lottie) born Nov 1889 Magdelena (Lena) born Dec 1892 Jacob born Nov 1894 Peter born Sept 1899 Bertha born about 1902 John born about 1905 Jane born about 1908 Leo born about 1909 Thanks, Chris Hendrickson -- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by Norton AntiVirus Version: 8.07.17C / V
20. [PA-LAC] Re: Death cert to get a birth cert. [1]
Sally, An obit will suffice in such a case. Joe Bryer At 02:51 PM 1/26/2003 -0500, you wrote: >Hi, all. In the case of getting a birth cert of a relative, one must sumit >a copy of a death cert with your ID. If you don't have a death cert >because one was never filed, as in my g grandfathers case, you are up a >tree! Sally
21. [PA-LAC] HELP WITH DEATH CERTIFICATE [1]
I have a relative who was born some time in 1857 according to census records. I am trying to determine when he died. If I know that he was alive in 1917 but was not alive in 1920 census, can I send for a death certificate for one year at a time. Can I start, for example, with 1918 and send $3.00 and see what comes? It would certainly be cheaper than the 10 year search. I understand it is $25 or $28 for a ten year search. I don't need that. Would appreciate the advice of someone who possibly has d
22. [PA-LAC] Trudnowski [1]
I have been unable to find any information on a aunt and uncle. Flora Trudnowski was born on Oct 20, 1904 in Dunmore, and Edmund Stanley Trudnowski was born on May 4, 1913 also in Dunmore, Pa. I have been unable to find when they passed away. I don't get up to Scranton but once a year.
23. [PA-LAC] 1870 Scranton City Directory [1]
Hi All I have uploaded part of the 1870 Scranton City Directory. The Business listings are all online. The surname listings will go up as soon as I finish formatting them for the internet. http://www.rootsweb.com/~palackaw/ Thanks, -- Ginny Coordinator Lackawanna Co PAGenWeb ~ http://www.rootsweb.com/~palackaw/ Bradford Co. PA Bios ~ http://www.thegenealogyattic.com/bradfordbios/ Susquehanna Co., PA Bios ~ http://www.thegenealogyattic.com/susquehannabios/ Home Page of Virginia Garrison Magee ~ http://
24. [PA-LAC] What parish for Stone Ave in 1900 [1]
In the 1900 Scranton census the William Gresham -Ellen Jane MC NALLY O'MALLEY family consisting of Helen 1884, Mary 1887, Edward 1889, Thomas 1891 and William Gresham O'MALLEY II 1893 lived at 1506 Stone Ave. Looking for any information on this family. What Catholic parish would this family living at Stone Ave in 1900 be likely to be members. Appreciate any help or suggestions. Thanks Walt
25. [PA-LAC] Coyne, Patrick & Mary (Monroe) [1]
Looking for information on the family of Patrick Coyne (b. 1872 Maam, Galway, Ireland, son of John & Barbara [Walsh) Coyne) married to Mary Monroe (b.1881, Balla, Mayo, Ireland). Census records for 1910 have them living in Moosic with the following children: John (b.1904) Mary (b.1906), Cathryn (b.1907), Margaret (b.1908) and Barbara (b.1909). There may have been 2 more children, twin girls that became Franciscan Nuns. Patrick died suddenly of blood poisoning some say at age 42 or in 1914. Other re
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