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1. RE: [PAPHILA] John Moore/Charles Moore - Philadelphia [1]
Karen, I did a little further checking to see what I could come up. First let me tell you that brother John is not living with Charles in 1910. The census index shows a 17 yo brother John, but i don't see him in the actual record. I think the index is wrong. You will find the family in the 13th Ward, ED 180 Visit 106. The addresss is in the 505 N 7th Street. Charles is a coroker having been born in PA with both parents in Germany. His wife was born in MA. Their two oldest children, John and
2. Re: [PAPHILA] Catholic Church records [1]
Barbara,I had the same problem and called a nearby parish, they told me what church had the records. I would try directories to find the address and a good map to find the parish.at one time there was a web site called parish finder,i don't know the web address but you put in the zip code and it gave you the parish. Good luck,margaret ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, 3 June 2003 1:08 Subject: [PAPHILA] Catholic Church records > I have 2
3. [PAPHILA] News from Pennsburg - May 30, 1903 [1]
Ref: Town and Country Newspaper Pennsburg, Montgomery County, PA Saturday - May 30, 1903 THE DEATH LIST William FOX, of near Alburtis, died Sunday evening of heart trouble, aged 86 years. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Zachariah BEIDLER, with whom he lived and two sons. The funeral will be held today at 9.30 a.m. at the house. Services and burial at Huffs Church, Rev. D.K. HUMBERT officiating. Mrs. Daniel CHRISTMAN, of Macungie, died on Friday night in the Polyclinic Hospital, Philadelphia. The
4. Re: [PAPHILA] Mt. Moriah [1]
Betsy Ross was reentered 3 times. She was buried in another cemetery before Mt Moriah. In 1976 She was moved from Mt Moriah to the Betsy Ross house with her Husband where she currently rests. Mt moriah is in deplorable condition, but there are plenty of other Important residents interred there. come check out http://mountmoriah.topcities.com Our Biographies page has histories of only a few of the many famous and heroic souls resting in Mount Moriah. ~Dolly FOMM moderator http://mountmoriah.topcities.com --
5. [PAPHILA] FW: Press Release-Underground Railroad & Slavery Exhibits [1]
Fwd: Press Release-Underground Railroad & Slavery Exhi Press Release June 16, 2003 Contact: Vivian Abdur-Rahim (513)853-0297 Rare Underground Railroad & Slavery Exhibits showcased in Philadelphia The most rare Underground Railroad exhibits will be on display at the Loews Philadelphia Hotel June 27-28 during the National Underground Railroad Family Reunion Festival. The exhibits from all over the United States will feature a display of artifacts from the L
6. Unidentified subject! [1]
Hi Mary, I worded the request incorrectly. It was the 29th ward I found him in the 1900 Census at 1541 Opal Street. Just curious to the section of the city. Thanks everyone for the response. Stacey Hi Stacey, There is both N. and S. Opal Street. You really must know which one you want. 1541 N. Opal Street is located in Ward 47. The boundaries of that ward: Poplar, Broad, 23rd St. and Montgomery Ave. It is North Philadelphia and I suppose the neighborhood has a name. Perhaps someone can tell us.
7. Re: [PAPHILA] Death index 1803-1860 [1]
Thanks so much. Sandy ----- Original Message ----- From: Sue To: Sent: Monday, June 30, 2003 5:19 PM Subject: Re: [PAPHILA] Death index 1803-1860 > Yes, I will check. The film is arranged alphabetically by last name, so if > they are in there I'll let you know. > Sue > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Gary and Sandy Anderson" > To: > Sent: Monday, June 30, 2003 1:32 PM > Subject: Re: [PAPHILA] Death
8. Re: [PAPHILA] Civil War rosters [1]
Obtain his war and pension records from NARA.
9. Re: [PAPHILA] genealogy software question [1]
on 11/06/2003 02:39 PM, JAEgo2@aol.com at JAEgo2@aol.com wrote: > Does anyone out there have a strong opinion regarding Genealogy software? I > have recently acquired a windows98 PC (our family has been MAC users for > years; software is sparse). What do you all think? > > Janet > > While I cannot expound ad nauseum about genealogical software for the PC market well enough to suggest what's best, I must say that software for the Mac may be sparse, Reunion v.8 (available for both OS 9 and OS X) is b
10. [PAPHILA] Albanus Lyle -Plasterer-Philadelpia area [1]
Hi! Need a lookup in the 1900 census for Albanus Lyle in the Philadelphia area possibly Phoenxiville . Albanus Lyle is my Wife's Great Grandfather. The information on the 1900 Census may provide us with answers to many unanswered questions. Any Help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for RAK Regards, Stan
11. [PAPHILA] genealogy software [1]
Does anyone out there have a strong opinion regarding Genealogy software? I have recently acquired a windows98 PC (our family has been MAC users for years; software is sparse). What do you all think? Janet
12. Re: [PAPHILA] Re:St. Stephen's Church [1]
You're now my best friend! As for Gene, I thought of that but lost his e-mail address. I am seriously grateful! Merle
13. [PAPHILA] Kelly/Munro/Hutchinson/McDonald, stone masons [1]
Hello -- Sorry -- last one for now, I swear -- I have sisters KELLY, apparently parishioners of St. Edward's at 8th and York: Elizabeth (b. Queenstown, 1860) married Philip MCDONALD (of Cty Cavan) ca. 1883, Catherine or Annie (b. Queenstown, 1868) married a Joseph HUTCHINSON(?) ca. 1885, and Mary Ann Theresa (Minnie, b. Queenstown, 1855/56) married Alex MUNRO (b. Inverness, 1843) in 1887. Lizzie and Philip moved to Collingswood, NJ and had several children; Minnie and Alex moved to Camden and then briefl
14. [PAPHILA] Re: PAPHILAD-D Digest V03 #264 [1]
I would absolutely love to find out more about the records available at the Northern Home. I found my great-great grandfather in the 1880 census there. His father, Charles H. Townsend, had died in Andersonville Prison. Apparently Charles lived at home with his mother for a few years and then entered into the system, first going to a Children's Home in Chester Springs and then moving to the Northern Home. He wasn't orphaned as his mother and sister remained in the area for decades, though so I thought th
15. [PAPHILA] another orphanage? [1]
Trying to locate all my GOMINGER GUMMINGER GOMMINGER family thru the 1800's, I found a 12 year old Jacob Gumminger in the 1850 census in Spring Garden, living in a place called the House of Refuge. Seems to be all young & teenaged boys. Has anyone ever heard of this place? Nancy Cassada Nelson Bordentown NJ
16. [PAPHILA] Re: PAPHILAD-D Digest V03 #265 [1]
In a message dated 6/13/2003 6:03:47 PM Eastern Daylight Time, PAPHILAD-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > There is both N. and S. Opal Street. You really must know which one you > want. 1541 N. Opal Street is located in Ward 47. The boundaries of that > ward: Poplar, Broad, 23rd St. and Montgomery Ave. It is North Philadelphia > and I suppose the neighborhood has a name. Perhaps someone can tell us. > 1541 S. Opal St. was Ward 36 in 1910. It continued to be Ward 36 with > smaller boundaries in 1920 an
17. Re: [PAPHILA] Mt. Moriah [1]
>> Did I read somewhere that Betsy Ross is buried there? Gladys in VA >> Betsy Ross was moved from Mt. Moriah some time ago....and since then the cemetary has deteriorated. Without an important person I guess it's not special enough to keep in good shape.
18. [PAPHILA] News from Pennsburg - June 6, 1903 [1]
Ref: Town and Country Newspaper Pennsburg, Montgomery County, PA Saturday - June 6, 1903 FROM OUR CORPS OF ABLE CORRESPONDENTS CRESSMAN H.D. HILDEBRAND moved his grocery store restaurant to the BRUNNER property last week. Mrs. REICHENBACH, of Pennsburg, spent several days in town among relatives last week. E.W. REITER and wife spent several days in Philadephia this week. Joseph ANDERS, Jr., received a very fine piano and pianola last week from N.K. HOOKER, of Quakertown. Mrs. John FISHER is on the
19. Re: [PAPHILA] Need some help please [1]
The info you got re the marriage licenses is correct. Outrageous, but correct. If you order in person, it is only $15 and they mail you the licenses. Still a ripoff, but better You do know that this system should only be used for marriages after 1915. Before that you can get them from a microfilm from the Family History LIbrary. Merle
20. Re: [PAPHILA] 1880 census index [1]
What do you mean? i just checked and It is still there.
21. Re: [PAPHILA] Mt. Moriah [1]
If you visit the Betsy Ross House on Arch St., you will see her grave. Assuming that they moved the correct remains. Some years ago, there was an article in the Inquirer on the dispute as to the identity of the remains. The next time that I go downtown, I shall take a photograph of the site on Arch St. I shall post the photo as an attachment on the allaboutphilly@yahoo.com group.
22. Re: [PAPHILA] Mt. Moriah [1]
In a message dated 6/5/2003 11:03:11 AM Eastern Standard Time, jrc38@attbi.com writes: > Check it out. > > http://www.ushistory.org/betsy/house/room2.html > > Thanks--that's what I was asking for--the source of the information. Joan
23. [PAPHILA] Betsy Ross [1]
For a photo of Betsy Ross' grave go to: http://www.ushistory.org/betsy/house/room2.html The description of Mt. Moriah as being 10 miles north of the Betsy Ross house in incorrect.
24. Re: [PAPHILA] Opal Street [1]
Hi Stacey, There is both N. and S. Opal Street. You really must know which one you want. 1541 N. Opal Street is located in Ward 47. The boundaries of that ward: Poplar, Broad, 23rd St. and Montgomery Ave. It is North Philadelphia and I suppose the neighborhood has a name. Perhaps someone can tell us. 1541 S. Opal St. was Ward 36 in 1910. It continued to be Ward 36 with smaller boundaries in 1920 and 1930, The boundaries are Moore St., 18th Street, Washington Ae. and the Schuylkill River. It is South P
25. [PAPHILA] genealogy software question [1]
Does anyone out there have a strong opinion regarding Genealogy software? I have recently acquired a windows98 PC (our family has been MAC users for years; software is sparse). What do you all think? Janet
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