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1. [Smith-NYC] Genealogy Conference in Orlando, Florida!!! [1]
Countdown to Discovery - A World of Hidden Treasures Have you ever been to a genealogy conference? No. Well now is the time. In the heart of Florida and close to Walt Disney World, genealogists from all over the country, Great Britain and Europe will be attending the Federation of Genealogical Society Conference, hosted by the Florida State Genealogical Society. Why Should you attend? 1) Over 200 LECTURES and over 95 top-of-the line SPEAKERS. Course descriptions are as follows: Charting a Course to the
2. [SMITH-NYC] Smith/Schmidt [1]
Hello List. Try to find mr. Walter Martin Schmidt (Smith) or Martin Walter Schmidt (Smith) called MART. Served during ww2 nearby Munchberg, Bavaria (Germany) In 1946 he was about 26 years old and served 102nd Infantry Division. photo available. It is possible his parent immigrated before 1920 to USA but there names are unknown. There is a story about a bakery in New York. Another story is the family moved to Michigan. The name SCHIEBER is also in this family. AAD files are already checked. Any help is welco
3. [SMITH-NYC] ISO 4 Smith Sisters: Catherine, Julia, Marie, Grace [1]
I'm looking for descendents of Patrick Smith and Anna Colwell, both born in Ireland about 1833. Their grandson is William Smith (b. abt 1885) who married Josephine Brady in 1915 and had 4 daughters: Catherine (b. 1916), Julia (B. 1919), Marie (b. 1921) and Grace (b. 1923). William Smith is my grandmother's cousin. I don't know anything beyond the 1930 census on the whereabouts of the 4 daughters. As of 1930, they were living on Green Avenue in Brooklyn. I would love to find out more about this branch
4. [Smith-NYC] Henry & Elizabeth Smith and daughter Maria Ann Smith [1]
Hi All: Brand new to the list. Got the death cert. today, verifying Smith, not Smitz.... Here it is - let me know if you have anything: Maria Ann SMITH, b. Feb. 14, 1839 in Brooklyn d. Mar. 23, 1899 in Sea Cliff, Oyster Bay, Long Island m. Harvey (or Harry) BRUNDAGE Buried in Cypress Hills. Addresses: 217 Lorimer, Brooklyn (Williamsburg section) from appx. 1858 - 1890 6 Bay Ave., Sea Cliff, Long Island from appx. 1880, full time from 1886 - 1899. Father: HENRY SMITH, b. unknown (app. 1800
5. Re: [Smith-NYC] Henry & Elizabeth Smith and daughter Maria Ann Smith [1]
Hi Judy, I am really interested in your Henry Smith. My Smiths, Thomas and brothers James and Alford lived in Williamsburgh in the 1850s and worked as editors, publishers and printers in NYC. I have them all in the census. They also loved Oyster Bay and vacationed there. Both James and Thomas have sons named Henry so it is a family name. There father was James Smith who also was a printer in NYC and probably married Mary Brownle. Do any of these names sound family. James Sr. was born in the US but I
6. [Smith-NYC] Charles Bacus Smith and Ozias Alexander Smith [1]
Hello: I'm looking for information on the following: 1. Charles Bacus SMITH b: Abt. 1810 d: Abt. 1899 m: 1836 (possibly upstate NY) + Marie CANFIELD b: Abt. 1814 d: Abt. 1890 2. Ozias Alexander SMITH b: Abt. 1840 New York City seems to have lived at 82 Vesey St., NYC and worked in cement roofing + Julia A. GUNN b: Abt. 1837 New York City? 3. Marie Canfield SMITH + William Marion CAMP b: 1859 Atlanta, GA 3. Amelia SMITH
7. [Smith-NYC] Listowner message [1]
Hi all, I just wanted you to know I will be off list for about a week because tomorrow I embark on my journey to Ireland where I will be for the month of May. When I get there I will resub with a different address, probably: nymets@indigo.ie I have signed up with them but can't work it completely out, until I get to Ireland. In the meantime, if you need to unsub or change your service from L to D or from D to L, go to http://lists.rootsweb.com Find the list and you will be able to sub, and unsub
8. [Smith-NYC] 1874 - 1876 Brooklyn Death Index Listings for a few Smiths [1]
These are the Eliz. and Henry Smiths listed that are over 60 yrs. old: >From film # 1324749 (1874-75) Smith, Elizabeth age 66 years, dod 6-7-1874 death cert # 4536 or 4556 (hard to read) >From film # 1324751 (1876) Smith, Henry age 79y dod 1-14-1875 death cert# 496 Smith, Elizabeth age 70y dod 12-18-1875 death cert# 12184 Smith, Elizabeth age 75y dod 1-20-1875 death cert# 730 Judy Herbert
9. RE: [Smith-NYC] Smiths found in Brooklyn NYC [1]
My Smiths are Irish Catholics; chiefly lving aroudn Wards 1-5 fo Brooklyn from about 1855-at least 1910. related names are Dargan, Lye, OBrien, and ORorke. mike ------------------------------------------------------------------ Jazz is freedom. - T. Monk http://www.panix.com/~cassidy
10. [Smith-NYC] Another virsus/worm warning...please take heed [1]
Description: Worm/Ngvck is an Internet worm that spreads through e-mail by using addresses it collects in the Microsoft Outlook Address Book. The worm arrives through e-mail in the following format: Subject: Important: Windows update Body: Hey, at work we are applying this update because it makes Windows over 50% faster and more secure. I thought I should forward it as you may like it. Attachment: MS02-010.exe If executed, the worm copies itself in the root directory under the filename "MS02-010.exe".
11. [Smith-NYC] ADMIN MSG: Bouncing messages [1]
There is a problem with Rootsweb mailing lists on one particular server. Some of my lists happen to be on that server. I am receiving bounce after bounce after bounce. Rootsweb is trying to solve the problem but you may inadvertently be unsubbed because of three bounces. If you stop getting mail from a list, you should first check out the archives to see if there has been mail. If you have been unsubbed, you can either resub or email me and I'll unsub you. Sorry for the inconvenience. -- Pat Connors,
12. ADMIN MSG re: is out of the office. [1]
Remember if you are using an automatic reply of any kind when you are out of the office/home, unsub from your lists, or set it so it won't go to the lists and any of the listers. Thanks and have a safe weekend holiday. Just so you know, if I receive one, or one goes to the list, I put the subber on the 'reject' list where they stay subscribed to the list but can no long post messages to the list, until they assure me that they have adjusted their auto reply program, same goes for automatic mail fro
13. Question Re All Henry Smiths in Bklyn, 1830 Census [1]
Hi Listers: If the index for the 1830 in Brooklyn is correct, there are 2 Henry Smiths listed as heads of household. One of these is mine, but I can't determine which and am hoping someone will claim the other by providing the family members by age and gender. One of the Henrys is listed as living on Red Hook. He has the right number of people in the household for mine, as well as the correct genders and ages, IF the daughter Eliz. had died by then, which I think she may have. The other Henry is listed
14. Re: [Smith-NYC] church denominations [1]
My ancestors also belonged to the Presbyterians. Edmund L. Smith was associated with the Presbyterian Church in Portchester, NY. For years he was one of the trustees according to his obituary. His funeral took place in the church with the Rev. W. W. Dowd officiating. Clarissa Leheny
15. Re: [Smith-NYC] Question Re All Henry Smiths in Bklyn, 1830 Census [1]
> > >If you had a Henry Smith in Kings Co. in the 1830, could you reply and let me know how old he would have been, and whether any other people by age and gender should have been enumerated with him? > I only wished I knew, Judy :-) -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton
16. ADMIN MSG - new virus/worm alerts [1]
There are two new alerts about new computer worms/viruses circulating. Here is Norton's descriptions of them: http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.beagle.ag@mm.html http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.mydoom.l@mm.html Reminders: Make sure you have anti virus software, keep it up to date. If you didn't get new definitions yesterday, get on line and make sure you update your definitions to include the two above. If you are using windows and/or outlook
17. John S. Smith, marine engineer [1]
John S. Smith, marine engineer, m. to Anne E.?. He was born in NY in 1827. Children were: Ella, Franklin, Edwin, Augusta, & Hiram W. Resided in Ward 21, Kings Cty, Brooklyn. Would like to know who is parents were. Clarissa Leheny
18. 1938/Lillian Smith/ Cone/Melville [1]
Does anyone have this Lillian in there family line? Birth name Josephine Melville born 1890 NYC. Later changed name to Lillian . She married Frank Cone abt. 1915. In 1938 she was using the last name Smith. Living at 148 E. 121st. Street NYC. Pat from California
19. Henry Smith & Elizabeth Weaver, m. 1821 [1]
Hi Listers: Well, EUREKA ! I've done it! And the best part is, I didn't even know I'd done it. :) I was just cleaning off the desk, and came across some unfiled FHL pink order slips from last August. At that time, I'd viewed the 1st Methodist Episcopal Ch. of Brooklyn film. What I didn't have at that time, was my 4th g-gm's maiden name - Weaver. I found that on a death record about 6 months ago. On the pink slip I had written, "Henry Smith and Elisabeth Weaver, m. Mar 11, 1821 by Rev. Henry Chase".
20. Re: [Smith-NYC] church denominations [1]
> > >Just searching on Reformed Church, Yonkers with google brings up a few >possibilities, and doesn't even show German Reformed or Dutch Reformed. >Does anyone know whether the "Reformed" indicates what we know today as >Lutheran in most cases? I've often wondered about that. > Well, I got out my handwritten notes where I transcribed all the Smith records from a film that had the Yonkers Reformed Church records from 1840s to the early 1900s. They mention that the church merged with Park Hill Church
21. My Smith's in Cypress Hill Cemetery, Brooklyn, have 2 Henry's after 1864. No dates [1]
I have two Henry Smith's in my family's plot - but no dates. The Plot was bought by William H. Smith in JUNE,1864. His mother's name was Martha Smith and she was still living in 1880. I know that my Great-grandfather, William H. Smith was born in Brooklyn in 1838. He married Catherine Watkins - date unknown. Not certain of William's death information, but he was around age 26 when he bought the plot. In 1880 and 1870 census he lists his father (don't know name) as being born in Maryland. I do
22. Re: [Smith-NYC] Henry Smith / Eliz. Weaver, continued [1]
> > >Does anyone else have Smiths that worshiped at the 1st Meth. Epis. Ch. of Brooklyn back in the early 1800s? > Gosh, I don't know what religion mine were at that time...some went to Yonkers in 1850 and I found them in the Reformed Church but don't know what denomination that is. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton
23. Re: [Smith-NYC] church denominations [1]
My Edmund was the son of William and Abigail Lockwood Smith. Most of the family are buried in Green-wood Cemetery, Brooklyn. In Plot 3698 is a Henry W. Smith died March 22, 1895. According to the original plan when the brothers bought the plot that plot was purchased by William Smith Jr. I think Henry's wife was a Madeline ? In Plot 3702, bought by Merrit Smith is buried a HenryC. Smith who died April 20, 1884. Plot 3699 was purchased by Himan (Hymen) Smith who was married to his first cousin, M
24. Smith/Smythe website update [1]
I have updated both the marriage and surname databases on the Smith/Smythe section of my website with many more names. Please check you submission for accuracy. You can find the section by going to the URL below my name, on my homepage, at the top, under Surnames, click on Smith/Smythe. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton
25. RE: [Smith-NYC] Henry Smith / Eliz. Weaver, continued [1]
Just searching on Reformed Church, Yonkers with google brings up a few possibilities, and doesn't even show German Reformed or Dutch Reformed. Does anyone know whether the "Reformed" indicates what we know today as Lutheran in most cases? I've often wondered about that. If you can believe it, this is the first time in 35 years I've found any of my ancestors in NY, (and all of mine lived in the boroughs), connected to a church. I knew that one granddaughter was buried in a Methodist cemetery in MD, so ord
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