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1. [PA-LAC] cemetery lookup [1]
I was wondering if there is anyone on this list that is willing to go out to a Scranton cemetery to check on something? I realize this is a sizable request but I'm stuck on one particular branch and can't seem to find anything except some indication that there is someone in the St. Mary's of the Assumption Church cemetery on Stafford Ave. in Scranton. In looking at the cemetery web page (http://www.rootsweb.com/~palackaw/forest/stmary2.html) I found a GEHRENS buried in avenue D, row 2 and this is the fami
2. [PA-LAC] Re: Overseas War Dead Searchable site [1]
Sure messed that up my last not to all of you. I forgot to put the site address in. I'm truly sorry. But the url for the American Battle Monuments Commission site is http://www.abmc.gov/ Hope this helps someone else. I found my brother-in-law, John Randall, Jr., killed at Anzio during WWII, listed in here and last month my daughter and her family visited the grave site and took many pictures. There is also a wonderful site on the history of American battles along with Company info and battalion inf
3. Re: [PA-LAC] BLEWETT, CORLISS [1]
Dear Tim and Jana, Which country did she come from? Gail Stillings-Murphy
4. [PA-LAC] GREP-WALTON marriage 1890 in Priceburgh [1]
Charles and Mary Ann got married in Priceburgh.....can anyone tell me where Priceburgh is or was in 1890. Looking for information/connections Charles GREP b 14 Apr 1865 in Germany married Mary Ann WALTON b 6 April 1865 in England. In 1890 Charles was living in Dickson City, he was a carpenter and his parents were William and Mary GREP. Mary Ann WALTON was living in Throop her parents were John and Mary Ann WALTON. They obtained their marriage license in Scranton and were married in Priceburgh 24 Decem
5. [PA-LAC] Katherine Kilker circa 1900 or 1905 [1]
Hello List.. looking for any info on Katherine Kilker who married John M Callahan or Callaghan .. they may have lived in Kingston in the late 1880's early 1900... john m is shown as an 11 yr old in the 1880 kingston census and then I can not find him again.. but know from another source that he married a Kilker, Katherine.
6. [PA-LAC] minooka [1]
Would someone know if there was an Orchard Street (rd., ln., ave.,) in minooka, Pa around 1888
7. [PA-LAC] Sand Banks section of Scranton, mid 19th century [1]
In a recently-located obit (1917) is the following mention of a part of Scranton I do not know about: "Born in Ballina, County Sligo, Ireland, he came to this country with his parents when he was nine years old, the family settling soon after in the Sand Banks section." That would be about 1848. Or, Sandy Banks? Which might have been a variation. Any info would be interesting to me. Thanks, Anne
8. [PA-LAC] Wills [1]
Now that I have the Estate No. that I found in Tom Price's index of Wills, is there someone who might locate the exact file for me? Margie
9. Re: [PA-LAC] Spanis [1]
Hello Jim There is only one SPANIS listed in the 1900 PA census, a Katie SPANIS, 19 years old from Austria, living in Philly, a servant, and came to the US in 1897. I do have some PA directories, I will look in for you. Douglas Morris California
10. Re: [PA-LAC] Need Help on Info For Immigration and Naturalization [1]
Joe, The name that I am searching for is Joseph Tremmel b. 5 Nov 1869 Austria d. 10 Nov 1948 Scranton, PA. His wife was Mary Cheslock b. 8 Aug 1874 Bohemia d. 30 Oct 1913 Scranton, PA. According to the 1920 Census Joseph Tremmel immigrated to the U.S. in 1893 and was naturalized in 1904. From what I understand they lived in Scranton all his children were born in Scranton and so were all his grandchildren. Thank You For Your Time and Help, Jean Marie
11. [PA-LAC] First Methodist Episcopal Church - Scranton [1]
Can anyone tell me if this church still exists in Scranton. My great grandparents were married there and I am hoping to find my grandfather's baptismal records, as well as his siblings. I have checked Family Search but don't see this church listed. Of course, it is possible that this particular church changed names between 1898 and now. Any help and insight would be appreciated. Thanks. Patrice Houck Schadt
12. Re: [PA-LAC] Hickey family [1]
Lenora, I just went through the 1870 Census for the South Side of Scranton and I know I saw a Geiger or two in there. Would yours have been around that long ago? If so I'll go back and check my database. The census pages are downloaded but I haven't done an index of them yet. Janet
13. [PA-LAC] Hickey family [1]
Lookiong for descendants of an August Hickey and Anna Geiger Hickey. August died before 1910 and Anna died in 1940. If anyone is researching this family please contact me Lenora from WIS researching: Burg, Kelley, Grim, Weber, Hengel, Burgerson, Rosar, Duppre/Dippre, Wick, Mulock, Pochowski, McMahon,
14. [PA-LAC] Sand Banks [1]
I recently had the same name appear in an obituary that I had. Not having a clue where it was, I asked my good friend Norma Reese at Forest Hill. She did not know either, but a short time later came across the same name. It is the old Pine Brook Cemetery, in the Pine Brook Section of Scranton. For those of you not familiar, Pine Brook is the area below Wyoming Ave. going away from downtown toward Green Ridge. It extends down to the river. It is Wards 7 and part of 13. Tom Price
15. Re: [PA-LAC] First Methodist Episcopal Church - Scranton [1]
Try writing or calling United Churches of Lackawanna Co. They should be listed in phone to book (Web yellow pages under church organizations-Scranton) to find out what happened to it. The dame heading might lead to Episcopal hierarchy, also. Could have been like Westminster Presby and another church (name escapes me at the moment) merged, the other congregation moved into the Westminster building and became Covenant Church. Good luck, Janet Researching: Ackerman/Akermann, Cawley, Lonsdorf, Leonard
16. [PA-LAC] Lackawanna County Record of Deaths 1893-1905 [1]
Could somebody please tell me if subject exists in microfilm form? If so, do you have ordering info, that is, who has it? I'm not having any luck with my searches of FHC, NARA, and PA library, but I may be missing something in my efforts. Any help would be appreciated. Anne
17. [PA-LAC] BLEWETT, CORLISS [1]
Looking for Percy J. BLEWETT and Margaret CORLISS. Margaret was born in County Mayo in 1874. She traveled to America with two or three other sisters (Bridget, Annie & Nora {Honorah}). Settleing in the Scranton area. Sometime before 1916 she married Percy. Percy was the son of Thomas Blewett (a Sea Captain) and wife unknown. That is about all that is known of these two. Any and all help is welcome. Thank You, Jana
18. [PA-LAC] Mrs. Wenzel WOLF/Mrs. George GILLESCHOCK [1]
Hello List, I am trying to find out who Mrs. Wezel WOLF and Mrs. George Gilleschock were. I know that they were sisters to my ggrandmother Mary Cheslock b. 8 Aug 1874 d. 31 Oct 1913 her husband was Joseph Tremmel b. 5 Nov 1869 d. 10 Nov 1948. They lived in Scranton, PA and her obit just has her sisters listed with their married names. Any help will be greatlly appreciated. Thank You For Your Time, Jean Marie Hulse-Diggs Colorado Springs, CO
19. [PA-LAC] 1860 Township for Archbald [1]
Hi, I hope someone out there can help me. I started to look on Ancestry census rolls for the 1860 census for Archbald, PA but I don't know which township it belonged to. I know it was in Lucerne county at the time but there is no Archbald Twp listed. Can anyone tell me which township would contain the records for Archbald. Thanks, Rosemary
20. Re: [PA-LAC] First Methodist Episcopal Church - Scranton [1]
In a message dated 09/25/2002 2:39:35 PM Eastern Daylight Time, pschadt@tampabay.rr.com writes: > > Can anyone tell me if this church still exists in Scranton. > My great grandparents were married there and I am hoping to > find my grandfather's baptismal records, as well as his > siblings. I have checked Family Search but don't see this > church listed. Of course, it is possible that this > particular church changed names between 1898 and now. > > Any help and insight would be appreciated. > > I
21. [PA-LAC] Graham [1]
I just discovered that my g-grandmother Christiana Jones came through Ellis Island in Sep 1907 on her way to visit her brother, William Graham, in Scranton. Apparently her own family (w/ husband Thomas Jones)lived in Hazleton, PA between 1880 and 1885. The family then returned to NE England. They were all miners. Does anyone have any information on this family? Chris Burk Albuquerque, NM _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger:
22. Re: [PA-LAC] Reese T Evans/Scranton [1]
Kristen You may already have this? See also http://www.rootsweb.com/~palackaw/news/news1885a.html For the marriage of Lizzie Evans to John Bradley. --- Kristen Frederick wrote: > To the Lackawanna List- > > Once again, I have hit a brick wall with my Great > Grandmother's family. If > anyone has any information on the following people, > please forward it to me. > I'd really, really appreciate it. > > Reese T Evans (b. 1824 d. abt 1887) born Glamorgan > county (I t
23. [PA-LAC] Gerald A. BATES Obit [1]
Noticed this obit in the local newspaper, The Times Union, Jacksonville, Duval Co, FL 19 Sept 2002 (while I do have a BATES line I do not have connections to him that I am aware of). Marge Gerald A. BATES, 74, of Jacksonville, FL passed away on September 17, 2002 in Jacksonville. He was born April 15, 1928 in Honesdale, PA, the son of Leland and Bertha Linke BATES. He was a veteran of the US Army and long time member of the FL Milk Producers Assoc. He was predeceased by his wife Betsy A. BATES who died in 1
24. [PA-LAC] Lewis THOMAS m Mary WALTON 1894; Archbald, PA [1]
Looking for information/connections Louis THOMAS b 1866 married Mary WALTON b 1873. They were both born in Archbald, PA and were married in New York. According to 1900 census they had 3 living children; David 1895, Eliza 1898 and John 1900. Also living with the family was Mary's sister Clara b 1889. In 1900 census they were living in Winton Township. Please contact Walton J. Sullivan at wsullivw@aol.com
25. [PA-LAC] Simpson-West Park United Methodist church [1]
The Simpson-West Park church is located at 223 North Main Avenue, Schranton. The phone number is: 570-342-4442. Jack in San Diego
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