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1. Mount Moriah Cemetery! [1]
Anyone interested in helping preserve and protect historic Mount Moriah cemetery should check out the Friends Of Mount Moriah web site at http://members.xoom.com/FOMM/home.htm Please help spread the word, we need all the help we can get! ---Dolly
2. Re: PAPHILAD-D Digest V99 #42 [1]
In a message dated 5/6/99 1:26:13 PM, PAPHILAD-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << virtual@vivid.net >> Constance I was unable to access your URL and would like to do so, it came back as inaccessible. Please advise me. Thank you. Mary L. Poole
3. Look Up & Roll Call For: WHITE - MCNEESE Families 36 Surnames, 1737-1999, 25 States in US [1]
Who is supposed to do these lookups?
4. seeking death of Cath. Batdorf 1831-1850 [1]
Hi all-- I am seeking the death record/burial record for Mary Catherine (nee Steiner) BATDORF She probably died in Northern Dauphin Co, PA between 1831-1850 (I cannot find her in any census after 1830) She informally went by the name Catherine Mary is also Maria, Marie and Batdorf is spelled many ways (BADDORF, BATTORF, BUTTORF, POTTORF, PUTTORF, etc.) Thanks, Marc ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get com
5. RE: Look Up & Roll Call For: WHITE - MCNEESE Families 36 Surnames, 1737-1999, 25 States in US [1]
Who is supposed to do the look ups? Where are these look ups to be done?
6. Philadelphia Naturalization Records [1]
Hi, I'm a new subscriber and I'm looking for my great grandfather JOHN BARRETT who came to Philadelphia from England in the 1860s. I find him listed in William Filby's book, PHILADELPHIA NATURALIZATION RECORDS; ref. 974.811, an Index to court records. Problem is, I need to get a copy of the original document and I don't know how to get them. Does anyone know the address and the costs for the originals. Someone told me they were available from the Detroit Public Library but that's wrong. They don't
7. Continuing Confusion with Burial Information [1]
I've continued to try to learn why I keep getting conflicting bits and pieces of information about the death and burial of my mother's maternal grandfather, Ezekiel COHAN (aka: Hyman COHEN). According to his tombstone (which is in the name of Ezekiel COHAN), he died Jan. 13, 1899, in Philly. BUT, it seems that his death certificate (under either name) is not listed in the City Archives. According to the cemetery records, which are kept in chronological order, my mggf died Jan. 12, 1897. I've had several
8. Continuing Confusion about my mggf's date of death [1]
New information regarding my problems with locating the death records for my maternal great grandfather, Ezekiel COHAN (aka: Hyman or Haskell COHEN). I just got the translation of the Hebrew date of death inscription on his tombstone. It says that he died on the 8th day of Shevat in the year 5657. I went to the JewishGen calendar calculator online, and typed in that date. It equates with Monday, January 11, 1897. THAT makes sense when matched up to the burial records at Har Nebo Cemetery in Phila. Sin
9. Re: PHILADELPHIA NATURALIZATION RECORDS [1]
Hi, I find the records I need are at the Philadelphia City Archives but when I do a search for it on Cyndi's List, the URL she has doesn't work so I can't find the address. Does anyone have an address, website and/or phone number for this place. Thanks, Sandi
10. Unidentified subject! [1]
Unsubcribe George C. CORCORAN, JR. Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Email: gcorjr13@webtv.net Researching: CORCORAN, CONCANNON SWEENEY AND STACK It's not what you have in your life but who you have in your life that counts.
11. A note to the PA mailing list [1]
My aplogies for the lengthy roll call list for the decendents of my ancestors in my direct family line. Some may have been confused about that part. My intentions were to have lookups on two of my oldest ancestors in my list sent to you. The rest of the names were for private mailings to make contact, connect, exchanges, and updates for those responding to my roll call. It is clear that Isaiah McNEESE and Bloomer WHITE are the ones that we need to lookup because our genealogies stop there with those two and
12. Re: City Archives [1]
Gene- Concerning my comment about "City Arvchives not the easiest to work with", I was there last summer and had a most frustrating time with their new microfilm reader system. They were on timers where you put in a quarter for 15 minutes. After that the light goes off and you can't read your film anymore. Hope you brought another quarter! Also the workers there had missed the training on these new machines, so really couldn't help people figure them out. Then there was some kind of printing dev
13. ROOKE, Frederick Moering, Philadelphia, PA [1]
Looking for descendants of FREDERICK MOERING ROOKE & MARGARET SMITHES. F. Rooke born Feb. 20, 1798, Staten Island, NY, d. March 8, 1874, Philadelphia, PA M. Smithes born about 1804, d. July 19, 1850, Philadelphia, PA Frederick and Margaret married June 18, 1837, Philadelphia. Children: ALICE ROOKE: b. about 1839, Phila, d. Aug 27, 1906. Married ROBERT MORRIS BRINGHURST, October 20, 1857. MAXILLUS ROOKE: b. April 5, 1842, Phila, d. March 28, 1906. Married Jane or Jennie ______. MARION MARCUS ROOKE: b. Oct.
14. GEN... Ivy Hill Cemetery [1]
I visited Ivy Hill Cemetery this afternoon and offer the following report for those who have interest: Ivy Hill is located about 5 blocks south of Cheltenham Ave. close to the Cedarbrook Mall and Holy Sepulchre Cem. I hadn't visited there in many years and was very impressed. The grounds were ablaze with azalea blossoms. The cemetery is well landscaped and shows no signs of deterioration or vandalism. There seems to be a rather high density of tombstones. The cemetery opened in 1868. There were thre
15. Look Up & Roll Call For: WHITE - MCNEESE Families 36 Surnames, 1737-1999, 25 States in US [1]
LOOK UP AND UPDATE ON RECORDS: Please do a look up of these names if you will. They are from the WHITE and MCNEESE families. McNeese is spelled over 600 variations of spelling so you have to look closely for them. They might be under the M's, Mc's, or N's. These are the names, dates, locations that I am requesting for a lookup. Anything that you have on the WHITE - MCNEESE families would be much appreciated: THE FAMILY SURNAMES ARE: McNEESE (with all the various deviations of spelling) McNeese, McNees,
16. Unidentified subject! [1]
Unsubscribe. George C. CORCORAN, JR. Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Email: gcorjr13@webtv.net Researching: CORCORAN, CONCANNON SWEENEY AND STACK It's not what you have in your life but who you have in your life that counts.
17. Re: William and Catherine Dougherty/Cahory Cemetary [1]
Looking for information concerning a William Dougherty and Catherine O'Neill. Their son was Hugh Dougherty who married Jennie Welch. The Hugh Dougherty family lived on Napa Street and Morris Street in South Philly. Hugh and Jennie had children named: Hugh Jr., Cornelius, William, John P., Kathryn A. and Mary K. Anyone have this connection? Also does anyone know where Cahory Cemetary is? Is there a registry on line? Mary Dougherty
18. Unidentified subject! [1]
Unsubscribe George C. CORCORAN, JR. Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Email: gcorjr13@webtv.net Researching: CORCORAN, CONCANNON SWEENEY AND STACK It's not what you have in your life but who you have in your life that counts.
19. RE: Look Up & Roll Call For: WHITE - MCNEESE Families 36 Surnames, 1737-1999, 25 States in US [1]
The LOOK UP on the last email was for: ISAAC (ISAIAH) MCNEES families & Blumer (Bloomer) WHITE The ROLL CALL on the last email was for: Those on the LIST of NAMES and their families Constance
20. Philadelphia Archives [1]
RE: From: egstackhouse@mail.biosis.org In what way is the Archives not the easiest place to work with? I've only been to the Archives twice, once at the old building and once at the new one at 30th St. I found the gentleman archivist who works there extremely helpful, and also the woman who was working the day I visited the older building. But at the 30th Street building there was a girl who worked at reception desk who had a serious attitude problem. She let me stand at the desk while completely ignorin
21. Pa STEINER/BATDORF/FRANTZ [1]
Hi all-- I am seeking others researching these PA folks: My PA families, Berks>N'land>Dauphin Cos: Mary "Catherine" STEINER/STINER/STONER/STEINHAUER bc1770/90 & husband Peter BATDORF bc1789/93 Wm FRANTZ/FRANZ bc1750 & wife Margaret ? Saml PETERS b c 1821 & wife Maryann Swartz b1821 Cath UMBERHAUER b1790 & husband John Wertz Sarah A CALP/KULP b1844 & husband John Updegrove Michael GOODMAN/GUTEMANN b 1800 & wuife Mary Magd. Brown Thanks, Marc _________________________________________________________
22. RE: Look Up & Roll Call For: WHITE - MCNEESE Families 36 Surnames, 1737-1999, 25 States in US [1]
Who is supposed to do the lookups? Are you asking for someone to look these people up?
23. MORRISON [1]
John Morrison was born in Philadelphia in around 1890. His mom, Kate (Katherine) Morrison, we believe, was born & raised in Philadelphia. Kate worked for a priest at a rectory in Philadelphia but no one can seem to remember the name. If anyone has any information or can tell me what parishes were in Philadelphia in around the early 1900s, I would appreciate it. Thank you. Kathy
24. 1840 Phila Co. Census [1]
I am searching for ROBERT MCGREGOR, who is listed in the 1850 Phila. Co. Census. He came from Scotland, but I don't know when. I would appreciate a lookup in the 1840 Census or a possible marriage after 1850. Any leads would be appreciated. Alice
25. Family Rooke/Miller [1]
I am looking for the family of ANNA ELIZABETH MILLER. She was born in Phila. Sept. 15, 1822 and died in Victoria, Texas October 12, 1875. Her parents were ROBERT & ANNA MILLER. A marriage notice in the Phila. Public Ledger states that Robert and Anna Miller were "foreign born." Robert Miller died March 12, 1844 at the age of 43 in Phila, Anna Miller was still alive in 1852 in Phila. Anna Elizabeth Miller married Thomas ROOKE of Norfolk, VA on Aug. 19, 1841 at the 12th Presb. Church by Rev. W. Ramsey. Anna
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