Mona, There is a Canton Time Line http://www.cantoncommunity.org/welcome/neighborhood/canton_timeline.html Your church is not mentioned directly. You wrote: " Does anyone know anything about the United Welsh Church that was in Canton? It was established in 1852 in a schoolhouse, with the Rev. Benjamin Davies. A new chapel opened in Jan. 1867. I also found an 1870 mention of "a Welsh house of worship about two miles northeast of the city (Baltimore) near the Canton Copperworks". The timeline abstracted has the following information: In 1847 Canton Methodist Church, first church in Canton, dedicated on Clinton St. between Boston & Toone In 1850 Baltimore Copper Smelting Co. formed in 1600 block S. Clinton St., making 6 million pounds by 1860 In 1865 Welsh copper workers build Presbyterian church on Toone St. under direction of Rev. J. Wynne Jones In 1870 Public School No. 1, known as Kenny school, built on 1st St. (Highland Ave.) between Toone & Elliott Mona, your relatives came in the 1840's to work in copper mining; perhaps there was an earlier copper mine not mentined in this timeline. Also have you looked at the Maryland State Archives website in the Church records section? http://speccol.mdarchives.state.md.us/msa/speccol/catalog/religion/cfm/dsp_churches.cfm Good luck with your search. On 1/11/06, mona everett <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello! > > Does anyone know anything about the United Welsh Church that was in Canton? It was established in 1852 in a schoolhouse, with the Rev. Benjamin Davies. A new chapel opened in Jan. 1867. > > I also found an 1870 mention of "a Welsh house of worship about two miles northeast of the city (Baltimore) near the Canton Copperworks". > > I am not sure if these are the same church or are two different ones. (Neither is Abbott Memorial, which opened later.) > > My family arrived in Baltimore from Glamorgan, South Wales, about 1844-5 to work in the copperworks, and I am trying to find out where they worshipped. > > I would like to know where the records of the Canton-area Welsh churches are (any denomination). > > Thanks for any help or suggestions. > > Mona Everett > > > ==== BALTGEN Mailing List ==== > Please Check Our New web site for the BALTGEN-L mailing list. > http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdbaltim/baltgen-l.htm > >

Jean, Thank you for the Canton Timeline link--guess I haven't done a web search for Canton since it went up! Also, thank you for checking on my question. I have looked at the Archives and will have a lot of film to look at on my next trip to Baltimore (Annapolis). You are right--there were earlier copperworks (in the area--my family was at the Locust Point one from 1845-50, and then moved to Canton. My earliest ancestor died in 1854--I have no idea where he is buried, as his obit didn't say and he is not at Mt. Carmel with the others (Mt. Carmel opened just months after he died). Thanks, again, for providing new direction for my research. Mona ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jean Johnson" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, January 13, 2006 2:51 PM Subject: Re: [BALTGEN-L] Welsh churches in Canton? > Mona, > > There is a Canton Time Line > http://www.cantoncommunity.org/welcome/neighborhood/canton_timeline.html > > Your church is not mentioned directly. > You wrote: > > " Does anyone know anything about the United Welsh Church that was in > Canton? It was > established in 1852 in a schoolhouse, with the Rev. Benjamin Davies. A > new chapel opened in Jan. 1867. > > I also found an 1870 mention of "a Welsh house of worship about two > miles northeast of the city (Baltimore) near the Canton Copperworks". > > The timeline abstracted has the following information: > > In 1847 Canton Methodist Church, first church in Canton, dedicated on > Clinton St. between Boston & Toone > > In 1850 Baltimore Copper Smelting Co. formed in 1600 block S. Clinton > St., making 6 million pounds by 1860 > > In 1865 Welsh copper workers build Presbyterian church on Toone St. > under direction of Rev. J. Wynne Jones > > In 1870 Public School No. 1, known as Kenny school, built on 1st St. > (Highland Ave.) between Toone & Elliott > > Mona, your relatives came in the 1840's to work in copper mining; > perhaps there was an earlier copper mine not mentined in this > timeline. > > Also have you looked at the Maryland State Archives website in the > Church records section? > http://speccol.mdarchives.state.md.us/msa/speccol/catalog/religion/cfm/dsp_churches.cfm > > Good luck with your search. > > > > > On 1/11/06, mona everett <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hello! > > > > Does anyone know anything about the United Welsh Church that was in > > Canton? It was established in 1852 in a schoolhouse, with the Rev. > > Benjamin Davies. A new chapel opened in Jan. 1867. > > > > I also found an 1870 mention of "a Welsh house of worship about two > > miles northeast of the city (Baltimore) near the Canton Copperworks". > > > > I am not sure if these are the same church or are two different ones. > > (Neither is Abbott Memorial, which opened later.) > > > > My family arrived in Baltimore from Glamorgan, South Wales, about > > 1844-5 to work in the copperworks, and I am trying to find out where > > they worshipped. > > > > I would like to know where the records of the Canton-area Welsh > > churches are (any denomination). > > > > Thanks for any help or suggestions. > > > > Mona Everett > > > > > > ==== BALTGEN Mailing List ==== > > Please Check Our New web site for the BALTGEN-L mailing list. > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdbaltim/baltgen-l.htm > > > > > > > ==== BALTGEN Mailing List ==== > The Baltimore County Genealogical Society web site: > http://www.serve.com/bcgs/bcgs.html > >

Would like to exchange information with anyone interested in any of the following families that lived in Baltimore during the mid and/or late 1800s or the early 1900s Graham Brady Corrigan Popple

----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 12, 2006 6:32 PM Subject: [TURNER] Turner marriage (from the NORCAL list) > The Evening Bee > Sacramento, Cal. > Thursday, November 30, 1905 > Page 10 > > MISS CHAMPION WEDS TONOPAH MINING MAN > GRASS VALLEY (Nevada Co.), November 30 - > A pretty wedding was solemnized this morning at 7 o'clock when Miss Hazel > Rowena CHAMPION became the bride of Charles V. TURNER. The ceremony was > performed > by Rev. C.E. FARRAR, of the Episcopal Church, at the home of the bride's > uncle, J.M. THOMAS. Only near relatives were present. After a wedding > breakfast > Mr. and Mrs. TURNER left in their honeymoon to coast points. They will > make > their home at Tonopah, where Mr. Turner will manage some large mining > properties. > The bride is one of the most popular members of the younger society set. > Mr. > Turner came here from Baltimore several years ago and has been engaged in > mining ever since. He is a brother of O.A. TURNER, who cleaned up a large > fortune > in the first rush to Tonopah, and who still holds big interests there. > > > ==== TURNER Mailing List ==== > Turner list website - > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/t/turner.html > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx > >

Hello! Does anyone know anything about the United Welsh Church that was in Canton? It was established in 1852 in a schoolhouse, with the Rev. Benjamin Davies. A new chapel opened in Jan. 1867. I also found an 1870 mention of "a Welsh house of worship about two miles northeast of the city (Baltimore) near the Canton Copperworks". I am not sure if these are the same church or are two different ones. (Neither is Abbott Memorial, which opened later.) My family arrived in Baltimore from Glamorgan, South Wales, about 1844-5 to work in the copperworks, and I am trying to find out where they worshipped. I would like to know where the records of the Canton-area Welsh churches are (any denomination). Thanks for any help or suggestions. Mona Everett

Passed on from another list.......REIFSNYDER Photo;......... Tim R. I've "rescued" an old photograph of Lizzie REIFSNYDER which was taken at the J. T. Reading Studio in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The photograph appears to have been taken in the 1870's or 1880's with Lizzie looking to be in her early teens at the time. I believe that she may be a member of the same family you've entered on Rootsweb. I'm hoping to locate someone from her family so that this wonderful old photograph can be returned to the care of family. If you are a member of this family, or know someone who might be, please contact me. Thanks, Shelley > [email protected] < ==== PALANCAS Mailing List ==== No political statements to this list. No religious statements.

I hit reply and didn't notice that the "TO" was set to go to Baltgen. Sorry for the personal email to the list Gail

Dear Deborah, Thank you for your kind words. This list has helped me over many stumbling blocks and through many brick walls. Many people here look things up for me when I can't find them. I just would like to give back to those that have done so much for me. I am a great believer in the principle from the movie "Pass it Forward". If I can be of any help to you here in Harford County or at Garden of Faith I'd be glad to help. I'm a little slow but I will try to get it done in a timely manner. Thank you again. Gail

Gail - You're a saint... I grew up in Baltimore, my tour of duty (high school years) in Harford Co in Jarrettsville... Most of my family are buried in Gardens of Faith Cemetery, including a couple of friends that passed as teenagers... I do the same things for folks here in Raleigh, NC - it takes angels like you to help others to find there ancestors. Good for you! May many blessings come your way this year! Fondly, Deborah Spencer, President Association of Professional Genealogists NC Chapter ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 05, 2006 6:33 PM Subject: Re: [BALTGEN-L] Garden of Faith Cemetery > Tim, thank you for your kind offer and I am amazed that they were so > helpful. > I live in Harford county and if the weather is as beautiful tomorrow as it > was today I will go down to the office or give them a call first. > > You are very kind and generous and I have appreciated all the information > you have posted in the past. If I find the information that I seek - I > will post it to the list so that future researchers will have it. > > I have struck out completely with my Enoch Pratt obit recent requests. > They were always able to find just what I was looking for however this > time even the ones with exact dates ... were no where to be found. I > will have to keep digging. > > Again, this list has been great to help guide me and give me answers that > I couldn't locate. I hope I can pass it on. > > Gail > > > ==== BALTGEN Mailing List ==== > USGenWeb/MDGenWeb site for Carroll Co. http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdcarrol > USGenWeb/MDGenWeb site for Howard Co.http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdhoward >

CMC Project - Ireland http://www.cmcrp.net/index.php Maureen

Searching for George Gambrill, born early 1900's, who married Madelyn Moore in Maryland.

Looking for information on the following HAUSNER family. My mother was a Hausner and I found a book that her grandfather kept which had the following Hausner obits in it. HAUSNER - On August 31, 1914, ALOIS, aged fifty-six years, beloved husband of Johannah Hausner (nee Bihler). The funeral will take place from his late residence No. 408 South Clinton Street, on Wednesday, at 2 p.m. Interment at Western Cemetery. HAUSNER - On September 17, 1928 JOHANNA, aged 55 years, beloved wife of the late Alois Hausner. Funeral will take place from her late residence, 408 South Clinton Street, on Thursday at 2 p.m. Interment in Western Cemetery. From my own research I have found the following information about this HAUSNER family but I don't know how it connects to my HAUSNER family. I am hoping that there might still be descendants from this family that might be able to fill in some gaps and possibly tell me how they are related to my HAUSNER family. From 1900 census 19th Ward Baltimore EN Dist 244 records: Alois Hausner b. June 1863 36y M9y Immigrated 1888 NA Ger Butcher Anne Hausner b. May 1873 27y M9y Immigrated 1880 Ger 3 child Ludwig Hausner b. 3 Apr 1892 d. Jan 1976 Rocky Ridge, Fr Co., MD George Hausner b. 22 May 1895 d. Dec 1968 Balto, MD Robert F. Hausner b. 21 Mar 1898 d. 15 Feb 1997 Balto., MD In the 1890 Baltimore City Directory there is listed a John Bihler Butcher living at 40 Landwehr Ln. Also a Mrs. Catherine Bihler living at 40 Landwehr Ln. I am thinking that this John & Catherine Bihler were the parents of Johanna Bihler the wife of Alois HAUSNER. 1910 Baltimore En Dist 43 (506 First St) Alois Hausner 52y M 20 Ger/Ger/Ger Butcher /Slaughter House Anne Hausner 37 M 20 Ger/Ger/Ger Washing & Ironing / at home Ludwig Hausner 18 S MD/Ger/Ger Brass Moulder / Brass factory George Hausner 15 S MD/Ger/Ger Errand boy / grocery store Robert Hausner 12 S MD/Ger/Ger None 1920 Baltimore ED 430 census lists: Johanna Hausner 47y Widow NA in 1889 Ger/Ger/Ger Ludwig Hausner 27y M MD/GER/GER Timer Keeper/ office George Hausner 24y S MD/GER/GER sailor/Merchant ship Robert Hausner 21y S MD/GER/GER shipping clk/ Cork Co. Carrie Hausner dau-in-law 22 M MD/GER/GER 1930 Balto En Dist 480 (532 Ford Ave) Hausner, Ludwig 38y M26 MD/GER/GER Foreman/ packing co. Hausner, Carrie M. 32 MD20 MD/GER/GER Hausner, Elsie 9 S MD/MD/MD 1930 Balto En Dist 402 (408 Clinton St) George Hausner (Head) 34y S MD/Ger/Ger Fireman/ Meat Packing Co. Robert Hausner (relative) Owner $3400. 32y S MD/Ger/Ger Handyman/ Meat Packing Co. Thank you, Sharon [email protected]

Researching Sarah R. Yoder who sold property in Baltimore County in 1909 to John and Magdelena Schulz.

I am looking for information on the following families. John Reding and his first wife Anna had children Caroline ca 1853, Barbara ca 1856, John ca 1861, August ca 1863, Elizabeth in 1865 and Rosa in 1868. Rosa died in Dec. 1889, unmarried. Elizabeth married Louis F. Deise and had children Margaret/Minnie in 1882, August in 1883, Bertha in 1886, Louis Jr. in 1889 and Hugh in 1899/1900. Minnie/Margaret Deise married William Hizer (named as spelled in census records) and had children Louis and William. Hugh married Ida ? and had children Hugh Miles, Jr. and Alfred. Anna Reding died by 1876 which is about the time John married his second wife. John died in 1917. Any information on this family would be grately appreciated. Lisa

Dear Lynn and list members, I had a very wonderful visit to Garden of Faith today in the very very cold weather. A very nice consultant (Brenda W.) took the time to walk with me to the various burial sites and she provided a map for me. As part of their service they put flag markers on the roadside to direct you using your map. Today, the work crew was very busy so she took me out to the sections I needed but we still need someone from the road crew to help us. Lynn, I was able to locate and take pictures of the site for Charles A. Lingner and his wife Anna. I can email you the pictures if you like and I can send you the locator map by regular mail. Charles Lingner died 2/26/1976. I was able to locate Milton Krauk and his family so that now I have an actual death date so that I can request an obituary from Enoch Pratt. I already requested my limit (5) for this month. Even though they were unable to find those - I will have to wait until next month. For any other Krauk researchers the death date is 8/20/1977. I was able to see that his son is buried in that plot and it looks like his wife and daughter-in-law may still be living. I hope to contact them and perhaps they can offer me more guidance on the Krauk family. Milton's father was the older brother to my George Herman Krauk. Thank you all for your help with Garden of Faith. They have more Krauk's there but Brenda did not print off a list for me so I will have to make another trip. Lynn, please let me know if you would like the photograph. Oh yes, while visiting the grave sites Brenda noticed that the Lingner marker, the Krauk marker and the Callahan marker that we saw had all sunk down and she said she automatically would put in a work order to have them raised back to ground level. Louise Callahan's marker was totally under water so I will have to revisit to just be able to see it. Gail

Tim, thank you for your kind offer and I am amazed that they were so helpful. I live in Harford county and if the weather is as beautiful tomorrow as it was today I will go down to the office or give them a call first. You are very kind and generous and I have appreciated all the information you have posted in the past. If I find the information that I seek - I will post it to the list so that future researchers will have it. I have struck out completely with my Enoch Pratt obit recent requests. They were always able to find just what I was looking for however this time even the ones with exact dates ... were no where to be found. I will have to keep digging. Again, this list has been great to help guide me and give me answers that I couldn't locate. I hope I can pass it on. Gail

HI, Is Garden of Faith the cemetery in Rosedale? I think that is where I was told my grandfather was buried Charles Lingner,but since I was told in the late 70's I could be wrong. After that nobody would talk about him. I have the same problem as Gail, I only know that month and year of death. Thanks Lynn ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tim Robinson" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 05, 2006 1:47 PM Subject: Re: [BALTGEN-L] Garden of Faith Cemetery > Gail, > > I called Garden of Faith, and they stated that there are familie's > of KRAUK there, and if I had given him some 1st names, he > would have directed me to the area they are interred. > I don't know where you live, and if you can call them, but if > you are too far away, I could do it for you, when I get the next > chance. > Garden of Faith Memorial Gardens > 5598 Trumps Mill Rd. > Baltimore, Maryland 21236 > 410-668-1086 > > Tim R. > ***** > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, January 04, 2006 6:17 PM > Subject: [BALTGEN-L] Garden of Faith Cemetery > > >> Does anyone know if a list of burials for this cemetery is on-line? >> Has anyone had experience with their office when requests for look-ups >> are made? >> >> Any help would be appreciated. Gail >> >> I am looking for the burial information for some of my KRAUK relatives >> that I believe are buried there. I requested an obit from Enoch Pratt >> with the death date that I found in the SSDI but because I could only >> provide the month and year they can not look it up. >> >> >> ==== BALTGEN Mailing List ==== >> Please make sure the options in your E mail program disables quoting the >> message in HTML when posting to any Roots-L mailing list. >> >> >> >> -- >> No virus found in this incoming message. >> Checked by AVG Free Edition. >> Version: 7.1.371 / Virus Database: 267.14.13/221 - Release Date: 1/4/2006 >> >> > > > ==== BALTGEN Mailing List ==== > The Baltimore County Genealogical Society web site: > http://www.serve.com/bcgs/bcgs.html >

Gail, I called Garden of Faith, and they stated that there are familie's of KRAUK there, and if I had given him some 1st names, he would have directed me to the area they are interred. I don't know where you live, and if you can call them, but if you are too far away, I could do it for you, when I get the next chance. Garden of Faith Memorial Gardens 5598 Trumps Mill Rd. Baltimore, Maryland 21236 410-668-1086 Tim R. ***** ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 04, 2006 6:17 PM Subject: [BALTGEN-L] Garden of Faith Cemetery > Does anyone know if a list of burials for this cemetery is on-line? > Has anyone had experience with their office when requests for look-ups are > made? > > Any help would be appreciated. Gail > > I am looking for the burial information for some of my KRAUK relatives > that I believe are buried there. I requested an obit from Enoch Pratt > with the death date that I found in the SSDI but because I could only > provide the month and year they can not look it up. > > > ==== BALTGEN Mailing List ==== > Please make sure the options in your E mail program disables quoting the > message in HTML when posting to any Roots-L mailing list. > > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.371 / Virus Database: 267.14.13/221 - Release Date: 1/4/2006 > >

Lisa, Starting some time during the 1920's, the City Directories added a criss-cross listing which shows exactly what you are looking for. If you think the brother-in-law and/or his family lived at that address during these later years, the Enoch Pratt Free Library should be able to assist you in this search. George Lisa wrote: > Is there a way to find out who lived at a certain address if you don't know their name? I need to find out who lived at 219 North wolfe Street in December 1889. > > Lisa > > ==== BALTGEN Mailing List ==== > The Maryland Genealogical Society web site is: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdsgs

I'm not aware of any online information from Gardens of Faith. Many of my relatives are buried there, including my grandparents. Several years ago, I visited their office and asked where my grandparents were buried. They looked it up, somewhat unenthusiastically, and gave me a map to help me find it. This cemetery is large and has only ground level grave markers so it isn't easy to find your way around. It couldn't hurt to give them a call to see if they will help you out. Another possibility is to write to funeral homes in the area. My German ancestors all used Lassahn's, which is nearby. I wrote to them requesting any information they had about my greatgrandmother, who died in 1936, and I was able to get some very useful information that led me to her village in Germany. Best of luck! Janice M. Zengel [email protected] On Jan 4, 2006, at 6:17 PM, [email protected] wrote: > Does anyone know if a list of burials for this cemetery is on-line? > Has anyone had experience with their office when requests for look- > ups are made? > > Any help would be appreciated. Gail > > I am looking for the burial information for some of my KRAUK > relatives that I believe are buried there. I requested an obit > from Enoch Pratt with the death date that I found in the SSDI but > because I could only provide the month and year they can not look > it up. > > > ==== BALTGEN Mailing List ==== > Please make sure the options in your E mail program disables > quoting the > message in HTML when posting to any Roots-L mailing list. >