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1. Re: [PAPHL] LOOKING FOR JIM BROWN B. ABT. 1932 -D. 1968 [1]
Fayth, I searched the Social Security Death Index at Rootsweb ( http://ssdi.rootsweb.com ), and found only two likely James Browns: JAMES BROWN 17 Nov 1932 May 1968 15206 (Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA) (none specified) 208-26-1944 Pennsylvania JAMES BROWN 05 Sep 1932 Dec 1968 (not specified) (none specified) 223-36-3064 Virginia Could either of these men be your birth father? Do you have a more specific date of death? Have you searched for an obituary? If either of these men is a match, you can search for
2. Re: [PAPHL] Missing Ancestors [1]
I tried various search methods and couldn't find your ancestors in 1910. Mary McCanney Finley ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, August 07, 2006 4:42 AM Subject: [PAPHL] Missing Ancestors > Could anyone inform me of how I can trace two members of my family who > emigrated to Philadelphia.I have found their names on the passenger > lists.Their > names are > Mary E Barraclough and she arrieved in Philadelphia,Pennsylvania in 1906 > aged 24
3. [PAPHL] 1875 City Directory for Patrick Burk or Burke [1]
Hello, Could someone look up City Directory for 1875 for Patrick Burk or Burke. Most likely would be in the vicinity of center city. Thank you very much Regards, Rosemarie, Lancaster
4. Re: [PAPHL] Neighborhood Questions [1]
Hi, Does anyone know what happened to St. Gregory's Catholic Church/School in west Philadelphia? I cannot find information anywhere. Additionally, my great grandmother, Mary Kelly Hultz is listed as widow in 1900 Philadelphia Census. However, nothing seems to "add up." Census states she was widowed about 21 years, but has children 15 and younger. States children's father, HULTZ, was born in Ireland. I did find a FRANK HULTZ being an inmate at the Penn. State Pen, but his age does not seem
5. Re: [PAPHL] Neighborhood Questions [1]
Sorry I misread the Fairmount St. address as 16th & Fairmount Staff Keer -----Original Message----- From: paphilad-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:paphilad-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Eugene Stackhouse Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2006 2:08 PM To: paphilad@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [PAPHL] Neighborhood Questions 6th and Fairmount is not in Fairmount. Fairmount is west of Broad St. Gene Stackhouse BEER: Now Cheaper than Gas! DRINK, Don't Drive! >From: "Stafford Keer" >Reply-T
6. [PAPHL] 61st & Catherine [1]
Sayres Methodist Church is listed at 61st and Catherine. The parsonage which is attached to the church is listed as 6111 Walton St. Why is this? The entrance to the church is directly on the corner so why isn't the parsonage at 6111 Catherine? Janet
7. Re: [PAPHL] Neighborhood Questions [1]
Regarding Mary Kelly Hultz: I was told she was married, with children, in County Mayo, Ireland. Left there (never told if children came over, also) for America in the year 1873. According to 1900 census, born in Feb. 1855. My mother said Mary was born Feb. 14th. Don't have proof of that. 1900 census states she was 45 and widow -- but married 27 years. Mother of 12, eight living. Her children range in age one to 15. Her oldest is Francis Hultz. His father was Francis (Frank) Hultz. Again, 1900 C
8. Re: [PAPHL] mystery [1]
In a message dated 8/4/2006 9:16:41 AM Eastern Standard Time, eile@comcast.net writes: Yes, but how can it be that they both lived at the same address in 1911, with one of them claiming the other was dead? If this is an error, and he was dead or gone in 1911, are massively gross errors like this in the directories common? Paul Well, my question is are you SURE the person living at the same address in 1911 is the HUSBAND and not a son or other family member--note that she is listed as a W
9. Re: [PAPHL] WWII registration cards [1]
Much of the info on the WWII registration cards is available at the nara site. ---------------------------------------- > From: Wstjs@aol.com > Date: Tue, 1 Aug 2006 10:39:58 -0400 > To: paphilad@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [PAPHL] WWII registration cards > > Bea, > > Thanks for the information. > > Janet > > In a message dated 8/1/2006 7:55:34 AM Central Daylight Time, > beair@verizon.net writes: > Hi, > I believe the World War II Cards are only on paid sites. I have Ancestry . > com...I have pri
10. Re: [PAPhl] pension records and Arlington. [1]
Some of the burials at Arlington National Cemetery are on-line at: http://www.interment.net/data/us/va/arlington/arlington/index.htm Botwinick@aol.com wrote: > In a message dated 8/23/06 8:17:02, paphilad-request@rootsweb.com writes: > >> Thanks for the info. Will try the veterans >> administration. The problem going through them is that you need information >> on >> what regiments they served in. They were in regular >> army in late 1890's-1902 from Philadelphia and were in >> the Philippines not the
11. [PAPHL] Philadelphia names [1]
Hello all. It has been a long time since I posted to this list so I am going to try again. I am still at a standstill with my AGNELLO tree but have a bit more information to give. If anyone has any knowledge or advice about where to go next, I would appreciate it. Looking for any info. on Michele Agnello/Agnella and his son Angelo Agnello. Both lived in Philadelphia from 1910 on Kimball street, Christian Street, and South Alder Street. They are connected to the Camodeco/Comdica family also from Phila.
12. Re: [PAPHL] Neighborhood Questions [1]
St. Gregory, formerly located at 52nd & Warren closed in 1981. Records are held at St. Rose of Lima, 1535 N. 59th St., Philadelphia, PA 19151. Phone-215-877-2991. Regards, Mary McCanney Finley ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2006 10:28 AM Subject: Re: [PAPHL] Neighborhood Questions > Hi, > > Does anyone know what happened to St. Gregory's Catholic Church/School in > west Philadelphia? I cannot find information anywhere. > >
13. Re: [PAPHL] full birth certificate Philadelphia [1]
I had the same problem. It is due to PA's efforts to prevent identity theft. I finally got the full certificate after I told them what I wanted it for. Good luck. -----Original Message----- From: Almond66jc@aol.com To: paphilad@rootsweb.com Sent: Thu, 3 Aug 2006 3:49 PM Subject: [PAPHL] full birth certificate Philadelphia I sent to Newcastle and the birth certificate only has my name and date of birth and Philadelphia. It does not even name my parents. Is there a way to get a full birth certifica
14. [PAPhl] 907 Atwood Road, where is it located? [1]
Could someone please tell me where 907 Atwood Road is located? I think either Delaware Co. or Montgomery Co. but I am not really sure of where it is. Would appreciate any help with this. I have tried google and mapquest without success. thank you, Janet
15. Re: [PAPHL] Missing Ancestors [1]
Joan, I know that is not true now, marrying a citizen allows you to get permanent residency but does not automatically make you a citizen and I suspect that was true then as well. It's also possible they married another immigrant and he could have filed with them on the application so they weren't checked, I was just asking if other possibilities were considered. Liz Harrison
16. [PAPHL] obit for 1974 needed [1]
Hello, Could anyone on the list help me to find an orbit for April 1974 for Albert E. Causley, or any kind of information on him. He was a great uncle who was born in Canada. This Albert is the only one I could find that was even near the birth age. I think it will state that he was born in April of 1916 although he was born in April of 1917 in Blind River Ontario. Thank you anyone on the list who can help. Vicki in Michigan
17. Re: [PAPHL] look up, please [1]
There should be a death record at the Philadelphia COunty Archives. There is a Web page. --- JacquiBa@aol.com wrote: > Is there some kind soul out there with some time on > their hands? > > I've tried to locate information on my > great-great-grandmother Mary (or > Margaret) RIGHTER > > (could be RITER). She appears in the 1850 census - > Lower Dublin, Phil. Co.: > > John RITER 49 Shovel maker PA > Mary RITER 46 (b. abt 1804) > Charles RITER 15 > Sarah J. RITER 12 > Geo. R
18. [PAPHL] 1850 census [1]
Hi, will someone with access to ancestry do a lookup for me in the 1850 census, I will be most grateful for your help. I am looking for ELLEN an PATRICK CARROLL from Ireland, they were both born abt 1810. They arrived in Pa. abt 1847 their children would be Roseanna -Margaret Ellen - William an maybe more? Thank you Lorri PhillyLorri Searching GEIGER-SMITH-ALLEN-GEARIN-GUERIN- GRIGOLEIT-UHL-MANTZ-CARROLL-SCHOCH
19. Re: [PAPHL] Philadelphia names [1]
Did you obtain the date of interment from Holy Cross? The lot owner name would be available along with a list of all buried in the plot, and that information may provide more clues. About when did Michele and Milia marry? Other than Ancestry, what resources have you been able to use? There may be something that I or others have access to that you haven't yet had the opportunity to look at. ----- Original Message ----- : Looking for any info. on Michele Agnello/Agnella and his son Angelo Agnello.
20. [PAPHL] LOOKING FOR JIM BROWN B. ABT. 1932 -D. 1968 [1]
Currently looking for Any information on Jim (or James) Brown born abt. 1932 and died in 1968 from a motorcycle accident. At the time of his death, he lived in Philadelphia. I believe he had 2 daughters from a previous marriage. They may have lived in the Bensalem area. Jim was buried in the Palmer St. Cemetery in Philadelphia. Jim was my birth father.My birth mother was Margaret Helen Gaynor McCandless and she was living with Jim Brown at the time of my conception. Any help would be greatly a
21. [PAPHL] Francis/Rowland marriage 1796 [1]
I am seeking more information about David Francis and Mary Rowland who married in Philadellphia, May 4, 1796. They may have moved to NJ shortly afterwards. Thanks for any help. Natalie ndburrows@verizon.net
22. Re: [PAPHL] Problems with common names - Wright/Hall families [1]
You can access Heritage Quest at your local library if they subscribe to HQ. Also, using your library card membership number, you can access HQ from home if your library allows that as most do. Check with your library to see if they subscribe. Mary Ann Villanova, Pa. ----- Original Message ----- From: "STANLEY RUTHERFORD" To: Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2006 5:17 AM Subject: Re: [PAPHL] Problems with common names - Wright/Hall families > Liz, > Does Herit
23. Re: [PAPHL] masonic lodge website [1]
Laura, Thanks for posting this website. And thanks to Bob for his instructions on how to contact other state Grand Lodges. Looks like I'm finally going to be able to donate a large (actually huge) framed photo of the officers of the lodge in Davis, WV, taken in the mid 1890s.. My grandfather was one of the officers. lkcassidy@houston.rr.com wrote: > I have a 4 week old baby and the brain cells have yet to return, at > least that's the excuse I'm using for now. Here's the website: > > http://www.n
24. Re: [PAPHL] Neighborhood Questions [1]
Why not just "Google" it for directions and address. Wanda ----- Original Message ----- From: "ltguidetti" To: Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2006 9:27 AM Subject: Re: [PAPHL] Neighborhood Questions > Brown and Fairmount are in the Art Museum area. Fairmont is probably an > older or mis-spelling, in any case it's not current. The Art Museum area > is just a little northwest of City Hall. Look for the Ben Franklin > parkway > on a map, then look north.
25. [PAPHL] Pre-Colonial Philadelphia County records, MILLER, MUELLER, MULLER [1]
Hi-- I'm new to the list, an old hand at genealogy, but fairly new to the internet researching of ancestors. In the past I have rented films for Philadelphia County that ended up being mostly, if not all, Philadelphia City records. My ancestors were in Falkner's Swamp from c1715 to c1745-50 and that now lies in Montgomery County but at the time they were there it was Phila. Co. Falkner's Swamp is located in New Hanover Twp., near & almost directly N. of present-day Pottstown, Montgomery Co. I've also
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