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1. Re: [LAORLEAN-L] List Mom Hi, Obits [1]
For some reason, I think that you are not supposed to "advertise" on the Lists. By throwing this "offer" out without the advertising part he is following list rules. Up to this point he has not put his charges on any list, it seems. He always sends the "fine print" to the individual's email. So I suppose he is staying within the guidelines. According to the info Marie found on Google he says he has 2 businesses and genealogy research is one of them. Penny Outgoing Mail Is Virus Scanned by Norton Ant
2. Naturalization - Citizenship 1926 -- online records for Harris Co. Tx [1]
Is there a list on-line of naturalization's --the Roy and Meloche family was living in Baytown, Harris Co. in 1930--and naturalized 1926. Would that be in the country records? Where are there on-line records for Harris County? Pat Welch A Decendant Of: Baxter-Brashear - Blackshears-Brashier-Brent-Buart-Boggs-Benskin-Conner-Calloway-David-Daneford-Duetertre-Debrey-Easley-Harmon-Hutto-Hill-Hogue-Ishmael-Jett-Lankford-Lester-Madden-Martin-Moore-Morgan-McCann(McCain)-McCullough-McDuffy-Parker-Patton-Re
3. Charles O. Kelly [1]
Hello All: My cousin is searching for Charles O. Kelly. His last known residence was somewhere in the city of Houston. My cousin and Mr. Kelly served in the military together. My cousin's name is Ron Hudnall. Here is a bit of the letter I received: Charles O. Kelly. Charles O. Kelly is an African-American I served with in the Army in 1962-63 in Panama. He was the driver for the Commanding Officer; I was the RTO (radio-telephone operator for the C.O.). Anyhow, we spent a lot of time together,
4. CEMETERY [1]
hello everyone : This is my first post . Is there a cemetery in Harris county called-Rosemont or Mount Rose? If someone could clarify this name for me I could then try to make contact with the cemetery. The above information was written on the back of a picture of my great grandmother, Almeda Evangeline Mode ( Married name was Cochran) At time of death she was divorced or remarried. I do not know if her name was Cochran or something else. She was buried March 27, 1943. If I could find h
5. Re: TXHARRIS-D Digest V03 #42 [1]
Dear List It has just come to my attention that Mr. Michael Smith charges for his lookups. At the time of my last email I did not know that and that is why I asked. He apparently is sending his message to many lists. He has not answered my query yet. In my opinion he should have been more forthcoming about charges. I have copied and pasted below the info for this list so no one will be mislead. BTW, Clayton charges less for an obit than he does. pbd (Penny Delery) "If you have an exact date of deat
6. ROY (1894 Canada) and MELOCHE (1897 Canada) to Baytown 1927 [1]
I found this family on the 1930 Harris Co. Census. Marguerite is my aunt, and I would like to find what happened to her family (for her). The family was naturalized 1927 according to the census. How do I find a record of that? The mother died and father remarried, and children lived with other family members. 1930 Harris Co. Texas - Baytown Fourtenot Roy, 36 Canada-Canada-Canada occupation Stillman Oil refinery Emma 33, Canada-Canada-Canada Madeline 14, Canada-Canada-Canada Cecelia 10, Canada-Cana
7. I do obit lookups in the Houston Post and Houston Chronicle newspapers from October 1, 1912 to May 25, 2003. [1]
Hi list, I do obit lookups in the Houston Post and Houston Chronicle newspapers from October 1, 1912 to May 25, 2003. Michael J. SMITH 124 South 16th Street Nederland, Texas 77627-5119 (409) 722-7277, (409) 722-5455 fax msmith4@gt.rr.com
8. Re: Naturalization - Citizenship 1926 -- online records for [1]
On 20 Jun 2003 at 13:17, Patricia Welch wrote: > > Is there a list on-line of naturalization's --the Roy and > Meloche family was living in Baytown, Harris Co. in > 1930--and naturalized 1926. Would that be in the country > records? > > Where are there on-line records for Harris County? > See http://naturalizationrecords.com/usa/texas.shtml for help with Texas Naturalization Records For links to all online Texas Naturalization Records see http://naturalizationrecords.com/usa/tx_onlinedb.shtml (The
9. Price Increase for Ohio records [1]
Major Changes to Ohio Vital Records Access > We lost on Ohio House Bill 95. > On 5 June, the Senate approved House Bill 95 (it was approved by the Senate Finance Committee on 3 June). With HB95, there will no longer be uncertified copies of vital records available from the Ohio Department of Health and the local vital statistics registrars. Also, certified copies will have an additional $5 surcharge (making the cost of a certified copy a minimum of $15, as the local registrars will also no
10. Re: CEMETERY [1]
There is a Rosewood Memorial Cemetery and a Rose Hill Cemetery but I have never heard of a Rosemont or Mount Rose. You can get the particulars on those two on my Burial Sites of Harris County page at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~prsmith/alpha_cem_m-r.htm. Good Hunting -- Paul ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kathleen" To: Sent: Saturday, June 14, 2003 6:18 PM Subject: CEMETERY > hello everyone : > This is my first post . > Is t
11. [TXHARRIS] Waechter/Kendrick and Johnson Families [1]
Hi Listers I am new to this list and also new to American genealogy. I am researching the Waechter family and here is what I have so far Edward Johnson Waechter married Mary Alice Kendrick in 1945 (I only have the year) Edward Johnson Waechter parents were Father Edward Waechter believed to have been born in Germany Mother Fricha Johnson believed to have been born in Sweden father was known as Gus. Mary Alice Kendrick parents were Father Herbert Kendrick believed to be Irish . Mother Ida Hill Anyone
12. Re: [TXHARRIS] Waechter/Kendrick and Johnson Families [1]
Hi Mark This is fabulous! Linda, another Lister had kindly given me some of these details but the death certificate and draft card is a real bonus. Thank you Buddy and I get to find out Edward's middle name Rudolf. I am doing well with you guys!! Cheers Alan a South Londoner (England) now living in New Zealand _____ From: Mark Lomax [mailto:mlomax1074@gmail.com] Sent: 01 January 2009 16:56 To: rustyknight@actrix.co.nz Cc: txharris@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [TXHARRIS] Waechter/Kendrick and J
13. [TXHARRIS] Rev. Simon B. Cameron [1]
I'm looking for marriage, family, and death information for Rev. Simon B. Cameron in Harris County, Texas. I have unconfirmed info that an "S. B. Cameron" married Mary A. BROWN in Harris County on May 25, 1852. The book "A History of Early Methodism in Texas" cites that Rev. Simon B. Cameron died from Yellow Fever on October 2, 1853, leaving "a wife and one child". Unfortunately, it does not name his wife or his child, so I'm unable to confirm if the name of his wife was indeed Mary A. Brown. Another boo
14. Re: [TXHARRIS] Deaths and Obit sources [1]
Hi Noreen, Thanks to Mark Lomax, you now know when and where Herman ALBERS died -- 20 Feb 1978 in Pinellas County, Florida. If he was traveling in Florida but living in Houston when he died, his obit may have been published in his home town of Houston. If that was the case, it would be in the Houston Public Library. Fill in their Email Reference Form and they'll tell you if they have it. HPL Services Email Reference Form: http://www.hpl.lib.tx.us/services/eref_form.html You can order his a phot
15. [TXHARRIS] Deaths and Obit sources [1]
What is the chance of finding a Houston death in 1836? Death from yellow fever. Thanks. Ady
16. Re: [TXHARRIS] Deaths and Obit sources [1]
Anytime your research takes you a specific place -- Angelina County, Texas -- I suggest you get in touch with someone in the area ... Sorry, but I don't work that county so really have no idea how to help other than with general ideas ... Try the following: Angelina County Genealogical Society http://www.rootsweb.com/~txacgs/ Angelina County list - go here and join & you can also opt out later. http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/usa/TX/angelina.html#TXANGELI Home page to find others .... http://www.rootswe
17. [TXHARRIS] Fleming and Edison [1]
Hello Everyone I need to find my Flemings and Edison in a 1940 city directory. All I know is that the Louis Edisons lived in Ft. Bend and the John W. Flemings lived in Harris Cty. I won't have the addresses for a month or more since I just sent for the DCs. Can anyone suggest how I can look for these families in a city directory ? Also, what would be the closest Catholic cemeteries in the Harris County/Ft. Bend area ? I found the webpage for the Archdiocese of Houston/Galveston but Harris Co. was n
18. Re: [TXHARRIS] Deaths and Obit sources [1]
FYI all on RARE occasions after the 1930s a person has died in Texas without a proper death certificate being filed in Austin. Just found a distant relative, Mack Henry Nelson, who died at home in Winters, Runnels, TX in 1958 but no certificate was filed - at least under that name. But you are correct - 99% chance Mr. Albers died out of state. clerks etc do make the occasional mistake and records do get lost. sad to say. Bill Allen wrote: Hi Noreen, The SSDI says his Last
19. Re: [TXHARRIS] Deaths and Obit sources [1]
Roberta, sorry but I just don't have the time --- I'm really pushed with all the things to put on the Angelina College conference in Lufkin in July, and I have the major responsibility for the Agee Reunion in Richmond VA in Oct plus my normal duties with the Harris Co Historical Commission, etc. Trevia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Roberta Butler" To: Sent: Monday, June 04, 2007 5:51 PM Subject: Re: [TXHARRIS] Deaths and Obit sources > dear trevia, c
20. Re: [TXHARRIS] TEXAS GENEALOGY CONFERENCE ** discount question ** [1]
Dorothy, if your asking if the College gives an AARP discount for the conference - no. But we do offer the discount until a certain date ..... and you should be able to receive AARP at the hotels... The conference is well worth the full price - Trevia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dorothy Wolverton" To: Sent: Sunday, June 03, 2007 6:34 PM Subject: Re: [TXHARRIS] TEXAS GENEALOGY CONFERENCE > I can get an AARP discount. Dorothy > > -----Origin
21. Re: [TXHARRIS] Deaths and Obit sources [1]
If you have someone specific in mind, you should state the name; maybe someone would recognize it. A possibility if you go down to the Texas Room and go through the old newspapers --- hopefully you have at least a month - I believe I've seen lists of people who died during epidemics, and the 1900 Galveston storm. You may not find a obit as such but a list or related story. and obit may have been in the paid advertising section, or under any various terms such as Mortuary, Funeral Notices, Deaths, etc....
22. Re: [TXHARRIS] Deaths and Obit sources [1]
Try contacting the Kurth Memorial Library in Lufkin. Here's a link to the library's genealogy and local history web page: http://cityoflufkin.com/library/genealogy.htm Mark Lomax Pasadena, CA Roberta Butler wrote: > I understand. my gguncle snead died in 1872 in homer, tex, angelino co. do you know who and how I could get a copy of his obit as I understand there was no paper there or college there in 1872. roberta > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Trevia W Beverly
23. Re: [TXHARRIS] Fleming and Edison [1]
The Texas State Library in Austin has a copy of the 1940 Houston city directory. The library reference desk will look up one name in one directory and read the listing to you over the phone. (Because of the condition of the paper directories, they do not make photocopies from them.) The phone number is 512-463-5455. You must call between 8 AM and 4 PM, Tuesday through Saturday. Mark Lomax Pasadena, CA Sue Martinson wrote: > Hello Everyone > > I need to find my Flemings and Edison in a 1940 city
24. Re: [TXHARRIS] Deaths and Obit sources [1]
According to the Florida Death Index, Herman Henry Albers, born 22 Dec. 1889, died on 20 Feb. 1978 in Pinellas County. Mark Lomax Pasadena, CA Bill Allen wrote: > Hi Noreen, > > The SSDI says his Last Residence (not place of death) was Harris County, > TX. The TX Death Index says he didn't die in TX. (He may have lived in > Houston but he died out of state.) The TX Death Index says there were > only 2 ALBERS who died in TX in 1978 -- Emile V. (26 Jun 1978, Harris > County) and John C. (10 Dec 197
25. Re: [TXHARRIS] Deaths and Obit sources [1]
dear trevia, could I pay you to l ook thru papers for a specific date to find an obit for my gguncle who died in texas? thanks roberta ----- Original Message ----- From: Trevia W Beverly To: txharris@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, June 04, 2007 9:09 AM Subject: Re: [TXHARRIS] Deaths and Obit sources If you have someone specific in mind, you should state the name; maybe someone would recognize it. A possibility if you go do
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