Hi, I need to konw where I can find people who came to the US before Ellis
Island years. The people were from Ireland.Thanks for your help, Barb


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Hello, My great-grandfather was said to have worked on one of the ships coming
to the US as a cabin boy. He went to town and when he came back it was gone. He
stayed in the US. I have information that he became a citizen. I can't find him
in the Ellie Island records. Now what do I do. Here is the information I do
have.

Name: Albert Fisher or Tyser ( Immigrant workers didn't understand him so they
gave him the last name of Fisher.
Born June 1,1882   Pilsen, Austria or Hradek, Czechoslovakia ( War changed
borders)
Arrived in US: June 1903
Became citizen: July 5, 1921
Other brothers came over using the tyser name and I have looked and looked.
Thanks for your help, Barb


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hi here i am again     ilost a e-mail  edward delmar miller  born 1895
died 1932 she sent me information  i hit the wrough thing and it went
by by ihope to find her

                    porkchop

Hello:
What "town" did your Grandfather stay in?  It would be
easy to check census records; but we must know what
State and, if possible,  the County in which he lived.
Karen


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Hi Barbara,
     Have a try with this,
  http://castlegarden.org/
               John

Does anybody have a marriage of a Shadw to a Henry's in Al, or  North
Carola?

Subject: Re: Evelyn Wheeler has sent you a census image for our ancestor
What isn Evelyn   Wheeler's email address?

community.webtv.net/runningdeer1011/legendsYESTERDAYNOW

Sorry about that. It was New York city. I think he finally lived in Manhatten.
barb

Karen Minnemeyer <kamiki1@...> wrote:Hello:
What "town" did your Grandfather stay in?  It would be
easy to check census records; but we must know what
State and, if possible,  the County in which he lived.
Karen


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Barb:
I found 2 Albert Fishers on the 1920 NY Census:

Albert Fisher White Male 37 Born: Austria
Gehrig Fisher White Female /Wife/ Born: New Jersey
1920 Population Census; Manhattan Borough, NY, NY
Working as Supervisor at Apartment House

Albert Fisher White Male 39 Born: Hungary
Josephine Fisher White Female /Wife/ Born: Hungary
1920 Population Census; Manhattan Borough, NY, NY
Working as Stock Clerk for Wholesale Store

Could either of these be your grandfather?
Karen



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I have transcribed Greenwood Cemetery in Belmont, NC. I will do
lookups in my database for anyone.  Some of the names are
Armstrong, Abernathy/Abernethy, Cathey, Ingle, Bumgardner, Rumfelt to
name a few.  The oldest gravesite is 1884.

Anita

i am searching for any information of my uncle ronald renner. he was
born in 1939 and died 1972 in savanna illinois. he commited suicide
and i was wandering how i can find newspaper articles on this.  i need
to know if he had any children. i know he was married to a beverly
lashelle.

Are there any McCue's?

On Sat, 10 Sep 2005 18:56:10 -0000 "researchlady_46"
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I have transcribed Greenwood Cemetery in Belmont, NC. I will do
lookups in my database for anyone.  Some of the names are
Armstrong, Abernathy/Abernethy, Cathey, Ingle, Bumgardner, Rumfelt to
name a few.  The oldest gravesite is 1884.

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Hi,

A friend in Romania just published images of the records from the
Jewish cemetery located in Oradea, Bihor, Romania. Enter a search at
http://www.familytrackers.com/ if you have someone there. It will
return any current matches to your search as well as continue to
search any additional items that are added to FamilyTrackers.

The publisher is Marcel Mindrescu, office@.... He is a
professional genealogist with access to most of the records in
Romania, parts of Hungary, and Moldovia.

Gene

Thanks for that Gene.
I have a friend who is trying to access those countries and wasn't able to do
it.  This should help her a lot.

Linley

Gene Hall <BusnsCoach@...> wrote:
Hi,

A friend in Romania just published images of the records from the
Jewish cemetery located in Oradea, Bihor, Romania. Enter a search at
http://www.familytrackers.com/ if you have someone there. It will
return any current matches to your search as well as continue to
search any additional items that are added to FamilyTrackers.

The publisher is Marcel Mindrescu, office@.... He is a
professional genealogist with access to most of the records in
Romania, parts of Hungary, and Moldovia.

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Are you sure of your dates? He's not coming up on the Social Security
Death Index.

You might want to contact the local genealogical society or library to
see if they can help. I haven't come up with any archived newspapers
for that area.

Carroll County Genealogical Society
P.O. Box 354
Savanna, IL 61074

Savanna Public Library
326 Third St.
Savanna, IL 61074
(815) 273-3714
Mon-Tue 1-8
Wed     10-5
Thur    CLOSED
Fri     1-5
Sat     9-1

Good Luck with your search.  Brenda




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> i am searching for any information of my uncle ronald renner. he was
> born in 1939 and died 1972 in savanna illinois. he commited suicide
> and i was wandering how i can find newspaper articles on this.  i
need
> to know if he had any children. i know he was married to a beverly
> lashelle.

Thanks for the help, but no. In 1920 he lived in Chicago with wife Mary, Marie,
twin daughters Helen, my grandmother, and Otilie, Tillie. Born 6-29-1908
Manhatten. Other daughters Louise, Emily, Mae. Is there any way to check with
immigration with the information that I do have?
Thanks, Barb

Karen Minnemeyer <kamiki1@...> wrote:
Barb:
I found 2 Albert Fishers on the 1920 NY Census:

Albert Fisher White Male 37 Born: Austria
Gehrig Fisher White Female /Wife/ Born: New Jersey
1920 Population Census; Manhattan Borough, NY, NY
Working as Supervisor at Apartment House

Albert Fisher White Male 39 Born: Hungary
Josephine Fisher White Female /Wife/ Born: Hungary
1920 Population Census; Manhattan Borough, NY, NY
Working as Stock Clerk for Wholesale Store

Could either of these be your grandfather?
Karen



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BORN AUGUST 31, 1938 AND DIED OCTOBER 29, 1972 IN ILL.
HE WAS BORN IN WV. HIS MOTHERS NAME WAS GENEVA
ROBINSON WRIGHT. HIS FATHERS NAME WAS HARLEY J.
RENNER.

--- bward282002 <bward282002@...> wrote:

> Are you sure of your dates? He's not coming up on
> the Social Security
> Death Index.
>
> You might want to contact the local genealogical
> society or library to
> see if they can help. I haven't come up with any
> archived newspapers
> for that area.
>
> Carroll County Genealogical Society
> P.O. Box 354
> Savanna, IL 61074
>
> Savanna Public Library
> 326 Third St.
> Savanna, IL 61074
> (815) 273-3714
> Mon-Tue 1-8
> Wed     10-5
> Thur    CLOSED
> Fri     1-5
> Sat     9-1
>
> Good Luck with your search.  Brenda
>
>
>
>
> --- In genealogyresearchclub@yahoogroups.com,
> "jcall_31f"
> <jcall_31f@y...> wrote:
> > i am searching for any information of my uncle
> ronald renner. he was
> > born in 1939 and died 1972 in savanna illinois. he
> commited suicide
> > and i was wandering how i can find newspaper
> articles on this.  i
> need
> > to know if he had any children. i know he was
> married to a beverly
> > lashelle.
>
>
>


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I'm trying to determine who the parents of this James Stewart were.

In the course of my research it appears to me that 2 seperate James
Stewart/Stuart's are being combined into one person with 2 different
wives and family's but one set of parents.

According to my information this James Stewart was born 2-22-1772 in
Green Briar, WV and Died 1835 in Green IN. Married Sarah (Sally)
Fleshman 1775-76 in Green Briar, WV She was born 1778 in Green Brair,
WV and Died 1832 in Green, IN

It appears the other James Stuart was born 1772 in Augusta Virgina and
Died 1818 in Mississippi. He married Elizabeth Stockton about 1803 in
Staunton, Augusta, Virgina

Alexander Stuart and Mary Moore seem to be listed as the parents for
both.

Is there anyone that has verifing documentation that would clairify
this issue?

I've been looking for land records, church records, etc. so far no
luck but I've stuck here in the northwest so must do all my research
on the internet or by mail.

Hello folks,

Earlier this week I was contacted by a researcher who had information to
share on my great-great-aunt, Euphemia Paxton Hewitt.  He was able to point
me to a manuscript in the Ratcliffe College Library collection written by
Euphemia.  Per the Ratcliffe Library search engine, the manuscript was
submitted by her daughter, Mary (Hewitt) Good in 1986. (I'm currently
working with the librarians there to acquire a copy of the manuscript.)

I have no further information on Mary Good.  I know nothing of Mr. Hewitt
other than he married my gg-aunt and was also a teacher.

What I know about Euphemia is as follows: She was born in South Dakota in
1879; attended Univ. of California, got a B.S. in 1900, then taught for one
year before going to the Philippines to teach (she was one of the
"Thomasites"). She left the teaching service at the end of her 3-yr.
contract, in August 1903.  Euphemia and Mr. Hewitt were married at a
missionary's home in Yokohama, Japan, in 1905, amid Japanese celebrations of
the Russo-Japanese War.  I have her returning to the US and a mention of her
in an alumni publication shows they moved to Yonkers, New York.

I would love to find Mrs. Mary Good or her descendents.  If anyone can point
me in the right direction, I'd very much appreciate it.

Tina Paxton

Does any list member have any access to census or
commercial records for the Philadelphia -
Maryland area (including Burlington). I'm looking
for a Nicholson family who are likely to have
been in the clothing trade as retailers or
drapers.

This family would have come from Ireland early in
the 19th century and were definitely resident in
the 1850s. Common family names were Henry,
Richard, Michael and James although any Nicholson
details would be welcome.

One in particular, a Henry Richard Nicholson was
married to a Mary/Marķa neé Pottash and would
have had a number of children, born in Gibraltar.

I live in northern England and have no access to
US records except by subscription which is hard
for me.

Many thanks

Martin
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Hi Martin,
   Have a browse around these links to see if they help
  http://www.genealogylinks.net/usa/index.html
  http://www.rootsweb.com/~census/states.htm
  http://www.census-online.com/links/PA/
                   John

Are there any web sites for looking up marriages during pre-Civil
War,Civil War and Reconstruction eras?I'm looking for a marriage of a
Henry to a Shade or vice versa.Please let me know of any possibilities
particularily the mid 1800's.
Robert

Direct Link
http://deadfred.com/results2_05.php?SubmitterEmail=uow1

Link to all yearbooks
http://deadfred.com/annuals_05.php

Cabient Card Photos of Students & Faculty from one album covering the
years 1883 to 1889   University of Wisconsin, Madison

Thanks, John - will do

Martin




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>    Date: Sat, 17 Sep 2005 14:10:30 -0000
>    From: johnhoul
>Subject: Re: Digest Number 699
>
>Hi Martin,
>   Have a browse around these links to see if they help
>  http://www.genealogylinks.net/usa/index.html
>  http://www.rootsweb.com/~census/states.htm
>  http://www.census-online.com/links/PA/
>                   John
>
>

Here is what I gleaned from the 1920 and 1930 census:
   1920 Yonker 82 Andrews Place Family #352
James Hewitt head mw age 47 married born MA father born Canada,mother
born Cananda
Effie  wife fw age 48 married born IA father born Canada mother born
Canada
William  son mw age 10 Philipines MA IA
Marie  daughter fw age 3 6/12 CA MA IA

1930 Yonkers Andrews Place family # 66
James H. Hewitt head mw age 57 m @ 33 MA CAN ENG
Euphemia wife fw age 52 m @ 28 IA CAN CAN
William P. son mw age 21 single Manila MA IA
Mary daughter fw age 13 CA MA IA

So it looks like they came from the Philipines/Manila then California
and then to Yonkers.Good luck, hope this helps.

--- In genealogyresearchclub@yahoogroups.com, "Tina Paxton"
<Frecs@a...> wrote:
> Hello folks,
>
> Earlier this week I was contacted by a researcher who had
information to
> share on my great-great-aunt, Euphemia Paxton Hewitt.  He was able
to point
> me to a manuscript in the Ratcliffe College Library collection
written by
> Euphemia.  Per the Ratcliffe Library search engine, the manuscript
was
> submitted by her daughter, Mary (Hewitt) Good in 1986. (I'm
currently
> working with the librarians there to acquire a copy of the
manuscript.)
>
> I have no further information on Mary Good.  I know nothing of Mr.
Hewitt
> other than he married my gg-aunt and was also a teacher.
>
> What I know about Euphemia is as follows: She was born in South
Dakota in
> 1879; attended Univ. of California, got a B.S. in 1900, then taught
for one
> year before going to the Philippines to teach (she was one of the
> "Thomasites"). She left the teaching service at the end of her 3-yr.
> contract, in August 1903.  Euphemia and Mr. Hewitt were married at a
> missionary's home in Yokohama, Japan, in 1905, amid Japanese
celebrations of
> the Russo-Japanese War.  I have her returning to the US and a
mention of her
> in an alumni publication shows they moved to Yonkers, New York.
>
> I would love to find Mrs. Mary Good or her descendents.  If anyone
can point
> me in the right direction, I'd very much appreciate it.
>
> Tina Paxton

I am so grateful for the prior advise many of you have given.  But I
am still running into a big brick wall.  My grandfathers name was
Osro
Hendrix Branam.  His fathers name was either Jack or Jim Branam his
mothers name Ida May Conner or Conners.  I was told one of my great
grandparents was Native American.  I found my grandmother once years
ago in a Census record but now that I am more interested and have
more
time I am hitting a brick wall.  Can any one help?  Any is
appreciated.  Thanks

That's wonderful!  Thanks!

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To: genealogyresearchclub@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Genealogy Research Club] Re: Looking for: Mary Hewitt Good


Here is what I gleaned from the 1920 and 1930 census:
   1920 Yonker 82 Andrews Place Family #352
James Hewitt head mw age 47 married born MA father born Canada,mother
born Cananda
Effie  wife fw age 48 married born IA father born Canada mother born
Canada
William  son mw age 10 Philipines MA IA
Marie  daughter fw age 3 6/12 CA MA IA

1930 Yonkers Andrews Place family # 66
James H. Hewitt head mw age 57 m @ 33 MA CAN ENG
Euphemia wife fw age 52 m @ 28 IA CAN CAN
William P. son mw age 21 single Manila MA IA
Mary daughter fw age 13 CA MA IA

So it looks like they came from the Philipines/Manila then California
and then to Yonkers.Good luck, hope this helps.

--- In genealogyresearchclub@yahoogroups.com, "Tina Paxton"
<Frecs@a...> wrote:
> Hello folks,
>
> Earlier this week I was contacted by a researcher who had
information to
> share on my great-great-aunt, Euphemia Paxton Hewitt.  He was able
to point
> me to a manuscript in the Ratcliffe College Library collection
written by
> Euphemia.  Per the Ratcliffe Library search engine, the manuscript
was
> submitted by her daughter, Mary (Hewitt) Good in 1986. (I'm
currently
> working with the librarians there to acquire a copy of the
manuscript.)
>
> I have no further information on Mary Good.  I know nothing of Mr.
Hewitt
> other than he married my gg-aunt and was also a teacher.
>
> What I know about Euphemia is as follows: She was born in South
Dakota in
> 1879; attended Univ. of California, got a B.S. in 1900, then taught
for one
> year before going to the Philippines to teach (she was one of the
> "Thomasites"). She left the teaching service at the end of her 3-yr.
> contract, in August 1903.  Euphemia and Mr. Hewitt were married at a
> missionary's home in Yokohama, Japan, in 1905, amid Japanese
celebrations of
> the Russo-Japanese War.  I have her returning to the US and a
mention of her
> in an alumni publication shows they moved to Yonkers, New York.
>
> I would love to find Mrs. Mary Good or her descendents.  If anyone
can point
> me in the right direction, I'd very much appreciate it.
>
> Tina Paxton





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i found mother and son in 1930
here is the listing
Name:  Ida BrananAge:  AgeWith12ths('54',false);54Estimated birth year:  abt
1876 Birthplace:  Mississippi Relation to head-of-house:  Head Race:  White Home
in 1930:  McAlester, Pittsburg, Oklahoma


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I know he came from Marylin He Married in KS. to LIDA BOYLIN. I think
she was some kinda of Indian .My grandfather Emery Johnson Is his
youngest son as well as Emma his twin. Please help me thank you

--- In genealogyresearchclub@yahoogroups.com, barbara erickson
<berickson49@y...> wrote:
> Hello, My great-grandfather was said to have worked on one of the
ships coming to the US as a cabin boy. He went to town and when he
came back it was gone. He stayed in the US. I have information that
he became a citizen. I can't find him in the Ellie Island records.
Now what do I do. Here is the information I do have.
>
> Name: Albert Fisher or Tyser ( Immigrant workers didn't understand
him so they gave him the last name of Fisher.
> Born June 1,1882   Pilsen, Austria or Hradek, Czechoslovakia ( War
changed borders)
> Arrived in US: June 1903
> Became citizen: July 5, 1921
> Other brothers came over using the tyser name and I have looked
and looked.
> Thanks for your help, Barb
>
>
>
Hi, Barb,
I wish I could be of help, but I'm having the same problem.
Although I've found my grandfather at Ellis Island in 1903,
I'm not finding my grandmother and her kids, [who I know arrived
that same year]. I have good reason to believe that grandfather
Soukup worked in the Pa. coal mines and I'm thinking the family
followed him, perhaps arriving in Philidelphia or Baltimore.
The family was also supposed to be from the area around Pilsen.
I'll post my findings when, [by some miracle], I find them.
Good luck to us both!
Dee
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