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1. [PA-LAC] SAMUELS [1]
Susan...Thank you so much for the 1873 map posted on the web site. It has been a great help. On the Taylor plot of this map, I see two properties with the name J. R. SAMUELS. Does anyone have any information on this person? Thanx. Joan in California
2. [PA-LAC] DAY [0.983222]
My great grandfather's, Wm. Henry HOSKING, witness for his citizenship papers was William J. DAY on 20 September 1873. Is this DAY name familiar to anyone? If I could find out about him, I might be able to find out more about my great grandfather. Dot Hosking Huntley
3. Re: [PA-LAC] Social Security SS5 question [0.983222]
I also have a grandfather who has a SS#, but never collected. please let me know the outcome. shawn >From: PUSTULKA@aol.com >Reply-To: PALACKAW-L@rootsweb.com >To: PALACKAW-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [PA-LAC] Social Security SS5 question >Date: Wed, 27 Jun 2001 12:32:59 EDT > >Hi , >Does anyone know if it is possible to get a Social Security application on >someone who never collected? I received my grandfather in-laws death >certificate. There is a Social Security number on it but he died in 1943 >so
4. Re: [PA-LAC] Gallagher [0.983222]
Maria, the woman at St. Thomas Church, has been extremely kind and helpful to me. She indicated that the marriage records there go back to 1863 but there is no index so everything must be searched. Also the baptismal records go to 1863 and the death records to 1893. Rosemary ----- Original Message ----- From: "Thomas Brown" To: Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2001 9:47 AM Subject: Re: [PA-LAC] Gallagher > Does St. Thomas of Archbald have records extending back to 1871?
5. [PA-LAC] The Providence Register, Sat. Oct. 24, 1914 [0.983222]
Eugene Isadore, aged fifty-six years, died at his home on North Main avenue on last tuesday morning. Interment was made in Cathedral cemetery yesterday. Mrs. Edward T. Philbin, aged 34 years, died on last Wednesday morning at her home, 311 William street, after an illness of only a week. She was stricken with la grippe a week ago. The announcement of her death caused a deep shock to her many friends in the city and county. Mrs. Philbin is survived by her husband, Edward T. Philbin, a prominent loc
6. [PA-LAC] Jenkins [0.983222]
Hi All I am a rootsweb Random Acts of Genealogy Kindness Vol. and I am on a mission. I have someone who is searching for info of any kind on John & Hannah Jenkins 1880-1900 census. Anything would be helpful. Thank you Shelley (in Juneau Alaska)
7. Re: [PA-LAC] School No. 25 - Providence [0.983222]
Thanks you Gayle for your reply and all the comments on #25 school. I found it all fascinating. Glen Jenkins Swansea Wales --- Gtbaar@aol.com wrote: > In a message dated 6/10/2001 3:42:31 PM Central > Daylight Time, > jinxs104@yahoo.co.uk writes: > > > > If the children in school #25 were between 11 and > 14, > > would the school have taken children resident in > the > > > > No, I am sure they would not have. > Providence was a good way from Hyde Park. > These students at 25 school walked, as I am
8. Re: [PA-LAC] Madison School [0.983222]
Hi, I think Madison School was number 33. My mother taught there from 1932 to 1949. She is ninety-two and remembers EVERYBODY. Marybeth Van Winkle
9. Re: [PA-LAC] School No. 25 - Providence [0.983222]
Hi Gayle I noticed that at one time you lived in Scranton. Can you tell me if when you were there you remembered any Drugstores named Perkins. My Uncle Frank Perkins emigrated to Scranton from South Wales in 1914 with his new wife Annie . Family recollections are that he maybe ran a successful drug store. I would like to make contact with his descendants, but my efforts have proved unsuccessful so far and I am reduced to clutching at straws at the minute. Do you have any clues as to how I would go about tr
10. [PA-LAC] John Marshall Annex [0.983222]
My father went to the John Marshall annex in Scranton and used to clean the school for 50 cents a week does anyone have any information about the school. He would have attended there from about 1914 thru perhaps 1920 or slightly later Jack Sponaes
11. [PA-LAC] 1924 zoning map [0.983222]
I came across a copy of the 1924 zoning ordinance map for the city of Scranton. The following may be of interest. This information appears on the cover: John F. Durkan - Mayor city planning commission: A.J. Casey - President W.P. Boland F.L. Brown William Farrell Morgan S. Kaufman Hans Machler R.H. Martin Thomas F. Quinn Samuel Samter The Council Thomas H. Saville - President Harry E. Apgar Samuel H. Bevan Stanley J. Davis M.E. Sanders Philip V Mattes - City Solicitor William P. Huester - Ci
12. Re: [PA-LAC] Look up on GOLDEN obit 1928 [0.983222]
In a message dated 06/15/2001 5:51:50 PM Pacific Daylight Time, IvaHan@aol.com writes: << Since I live only 15 miles from Scranton, >> Iva, I don't have a sense of where things are in or near Scranton but i can report that my LANCE people lived in Nicholson and Clarks Green. Would you happen to know any LANCE folks? Thank you Laurence Lance Seattle
13. Re: [PA-LAC] Deaths on Railroad Tracks [0.983222]
1) Locomotives of that day were often lit by oil / kerosene lamps which gave off a poorer light than the electric lamp. 2) You could very easily be suprised at how quiet a steam engine running (coasting) down-grade can be, almost a whisper. My mother tells stories of how, as children, they would swim the New Rail Dam in Glendale near Moosic. They would often sit on the wall embankment formed by the tracks of the Wilkes-Barre & Eastern railroad to dry off after their dip. Often the only warning of a tra
14. Re: [PA-LAC] Washburn St Cemetery [0.983222]
Iva, My grandfather, Daniel Wert Kembel, is buried in City Cemetery in Wilkes Barre. There is no office there anymore and I am trying to find out where his wife, Julia Foulds Kembel, is buried. There is no marker for her near his grave (I was just up there in May) but I went to the Cemetery next door and they said records for City Cemetery are at the Public Works Department in Wilkes Barre. Would you be able to look up that name some time in Wilkes Barre? I would really appreciate it. I would assu
15. Re: [PA-LAC] Wilkes-barre [0.983222]
Depending on the year of birth, the record might be in the Luzerne County Courthouse. Iva
16. Re: [PA-LAC] Washburn St Cemetery [0.983222]
Hi Shawn,The Avondale Mine property was leased by MR.J.C.Phelps of Wilkes -Barre.June 13,1863,of WM. C. Reynolds Gaylord & others. InJan.1866,Mr. PHELPS assigned it to the STEUBEN COAL CO.,which was- subsequently merged with the NANTICOKE COAL & IRON CO.,who builted the destroyed works & leases from whom the d.l. & w. r.r.co.are. This is just a little part of the account I have on the distaster. If you would like a copy send your address in an e-mail & I will gladly send it to you. I have researched this fo
17. Re: [PA-LAC] 1880 census [0.983222]
Hello: The phone number for the LDS Distribution Center is 800-537-5971 (to place an order). Information can also be found at these LDS-related websites: www.familysearch.org (see "order/download products") www.ldscatalog.com Ruth Ann >Lenore >Would you please tell me how I can buy the Census 1880/ from whom> >thanks Shawn > >>From: BrennaJne@aol.com >>Reply-To: PALACKAW-L@rootsweb.com >>To: PALACKAW-L@rootsweb.com >>Subject: [PA-LAC] 1880 census >>Date: Thu, 7 Jun 2001 09:53:45 EDT >> >>Just rece
18. Re: [PA-LAC] In Honor of FATHERS [0.983222]
That is an absolutely first rate poem and a great set of observations. I wish I could have written it. Sorry for your loss. >>> "Ron Ohnmacht" 06/12/01 09:09PM >>> With FATHERS DAY in the USA approaching, here's a little something I would like to share with the Genealogy community...... WHAT ARE FATHER'S MADE OF ? by Paul Harvey; syndicated columnist as printed in the TIMES LEADER Newspaper, Wilkes-Barre, PA, Sat, June 20, 1992 A father is a thing that is forced to endure childbirth w
19. [PA-LAC] Minooka in IRISH AMERICA [0.983222]
The current issue of IRISH AMERICA magazine includes a picture and brief narrative (entitled Catherine's Family) of the Donnelly family in Minooka, PA circa 1910. The picture and narrative were provided by yours truly (shameless plug). It doesn't show much of Minooka, other than the side of a house, but I thought those of you with an interest in Minooka might find it interesting, as well as those researching the DONNELLY, MORAN, AND FLANNELY/FLANNERY families. IRISH AMERICA has a website but the pi
20. [PA-LAC] Social Security SS5 question [0.983222]
Hi , Does anyone know if it is possible to get a Social Security application on someone who never collected? I received my grandfather in-laws death certificate. There is a Social Security number on it but he died in 1943 so would never have collected and is therefore not on the death list. Would his application still be on file? Carol
21. [PA-LAC] Clair DeGraw Undertaker [0.983222]
Hi List Does anyone know if Clair DeGraw b. 20 November 1902 d. 3 November 1975, who was an undertaker in the Scranton/Dunmore area had any children. (DeGraw Funeral Home) Thanks..... Sue
22. Re: [PA-LAC] RE: AFIHC (ellis island) database search tips, #4 [0.983222]
Jan, Francizek
23. Re: [PA-LAC] Old voting records, Scranton 1800's/early 1900's [0.983222]
Mary L. The only record I know of is the old street lists . They have them in the Scranton Public Library ,but they only go back so far. You may also try the Scranton Directories they list anyone who lived in Scranton & I believe they start in the 1800s MLK MCasey863@aol.com wrote: > Dear Friends, > > I've tried to locate a repository for old voting records in Scranton. In > calling the Election Bureau at the Court House I've been told the records are > only held for 5 yrs and then destroyed. > >
24. Re: [PA-LAC] Information on Bugno [0.983222]
Hello, I have ancestors who came from Moszczenica, including Ludwika Wronska, an aunt of my great grandmother who married a Franciszek Bugno in 1854. I have gone through the copies I have of birth, death, and marriage records from Moszczenica but I don't find the Bugno surname on any of them; none of my copies are for records for the years you mentioned. But I don't recall seeing many people with that name when I had the microfilm. There is a chance that your family is distantly related to mine.
25. Re: [PA-LAC] The Providence Register, Sat., June 13, 1914 [0.983222]
Thanks for your message. I was curious about the unusual church name, but did not know its history. I found lots of mentions of ancestors--there were numbers of them from both sides of the family in Providence during the years of publication, so it was an adventure for me to discover this little paper. Anne
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