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Searching for: +path:vacalexa +(+date:feb +date:1999)
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1. Nathaniel Green? [1]
Hello fellow researchers, I have recently seen several new subscribers to the list and since it has been a couple of months since I have inquired I thought it might be worth repeating. Maybe someone new knows of this Green family. I am still searching for one Nathaniel/Nathan Green. His obit says he was born in Virginia in 1822. Family Traditions tells me our Greens came from England to Alexandria, Virginia One record I found named Nathan's parents as James Green and Jan??? I found passenger lists wh
2. Re:1850 census look up [1]
I fear I`m a pest but I`ll go to any lengths to get info. of my family and will do so for others when I can; soooooo...Would someone please give me the ages, birthplace etc. of Catherine HODGKINS and Susanna HODGKINS who are listed in the index on the Alexandria Library {page1423} I`m sure these are my HOSKINS relatives I have been looking for. and what area of the census are they listed in? When I learn how I will be glad to post what info I have on some of my Alexandria ancestors. Thanks in Advance (
3. FAIRFAX COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY HISTORICAL [1]
FAIRFAX COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY HISTORICAL NEWSPAPER INDEX (1785-1973). Online index to more than one million birth, death, and marriage announcements, photographs, advertisements, and other items for some years from eight Northern Virginia newspapers, including the "Alexandria Gazette" (1785-88), the "Fairfax Herald" (1886-1973), the "Arlington County Record" (1932-33), the "Fairfax County Independent" (1929-32), the "Fairfax City Times" (1961-68), the "Fairfax News" (1872-75), the "Fairfax News-Herndon Obse
4. Re:Alexandria/ special census? [1]
Am very grateful for the 1850 info. NOw I found on the Int`l Gen.index a Catherine Hoskins (country part) I think the date was 1847; would some one know what that date is derived from; was there a special census of some kind? And while I`m at it what did "one bucket" and "2 buckets" refer to on one of the city censuses I looked at about 1810 of Alexandria? I have an idea it had to do with sewage or garbage; what do you say? TIA Sue in Al.
5. Re: cemetery info.? [1]
Would anyone know the cemetery where is buried Moses HOSKINS (a child) who died 1839(?) Grnmother said there was a poem on the stone and it was in the oldest cemetery in Alexandria but we haven`t found it yet. Any assistance appreciated, Sue in Al.
6. Library of Virginia [1]
Here are some online images that are now available through the Library of Virginia, if you haven't already discovered them. Library of Virginia, Revolutionary War Bounty Warrants. http://image.vtls.com/collections/BW.html Library of Virginia, Revolutionary War Pensions. http://image.vtls.com/collections/PE.html Library of Virginia, Revolutionary War Rejected Claims. http://image.vtls.com/collections/RJ.html Library of Virginia, Dunmore's War (1774). http://image.vtls.com/collection
7. Alexandria, VA 1850 Census Index Online [1]
Forwarded From: jmcmulli@vlinsvr.vsla.edu (Joyce McMullin) Subject: Alexandria, VA 1850 Census Index Online The Alexandria Library, Special Collections Division at Lloyd House installed to its web page the "1850 Census Index for Alexandria and Alexandria County" (now Arlington Co.). This index is arranged alphabetically by surname, first name and includes the census family number. The URL is http://www.alexandria.lib.va.us/census/front.htm -- Joyce A. McMullin Alexandria Library, Lloyd House Library of
8. Fwd: [WashingtonDC-L] Fwd: Sidney and Albert Price [1]
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9. Peter Perry Mason/martha Bladen Mason [1]
Hi, I am a new subscriber to this mail list. My mother just found a newpaper clipping for my ggrandmother, Alice Mason. It would probably have been from the Times-Herald or Post, abt 1953, as she was born in 1965. If anyone has any information on her parents, I would love to hear from you! ********************************************** Mrs. John S. Drury, Mason Descendant Mrs. John S. Drury, Sr., 88, a life-long resident of the Washington area, died Saturday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Marie D. Av
10. Re:Temperance Union [1]
Anyone find any articles on The Temperance Union of Alexandria Va.: my Granny said her gr mother used to give speeches all around Alexandria and DC . Her name was Lavenia FOLTZ at that time of her life. She was born 1834, probably in Fauquier Co Va. but resid in Alexandria, Va. until her death aboout 1911. TIA Sue in Dixie
11. 1860 Census/Alexandria/Mason [1]
Hi, Does anyone have any CDs or census data for 1860, Alexandria, VA? I would love any info on: Peter Perry MASON, b?, d?...married Martha Bladen MASON...(or perhaps simply Martha Bladen)...they had a daughter in 1865, Alice Mason and, according to her obit, they moved to Washington,DC when Alice was aged 2 (abt 1867); So, if anyone has any 1870 census date for Wash., DC, that would b helpful, as well. Thanks in advance! Kathleen in Ridge Manor, Florida Geneaolgy: It's Relative!! katbowen@gate.net or
12. Re: VACALEXA-D Digest V99 #8 [1]
For Sue in AL, What cemetaries have you checked so far? The oldest cemetaries in Alexandria are probably St. Mary's Catholic Cemetary and the cemetary at Christ Church ( not to be confused with Christ Church Cemetary). Terri from Alexandria
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