Hello List! I have a name of this VICINI, and am wondering if she is related to my VICINI line. The name was given to me by another list. Francis lived in Jackson, but died in Santa Clara. Might be looking in the year 1910 or before, living in Jackson. Thank you Jean Hehn Colorado

I just attached a zipped ged com to a e-mail. the instructions were on: http://www.my-ged.com/publish.html Now, if I could just figure out how to put my web page back on AOL, I would be set. Diane

Hi All, I now have my gedcom on Gendex at: http://www.my-ged.com/hall/ Diane Hall

Jennie, Your e-mail was forwarded to me by Jean Hehn. My husbands great Aunt and Uncle were GERVASIO and MARY RATTO. The information I have so far shows MARY was the daughter of STEFANO RATTO and MAGDELINA QUEROLO. MARY was born in Jackson Ca and GERVASIO in Genova Italy. Perhaps they were not related or very distant cousins!! I have not checked out Mary's parentage but intend to do so. GERVASIO and MARY are buried here in Colma Ca. in Holy Cross Cemetery. Terry Ratto

Win, The exact address is California History Room, California State Library, PO Box 942837, 900 N Street, Room 200, Sacramento, CA 94237-0001. Their fax number is (916) 654-8777. Phone: (916) 654-0176. Their e-mail address: [email protected] and when I wrote, the person on the other end was John Gonzalez. I'm terribly sorry it's taken me so long to reply & help you out, but I've been swamped with other obligations lately. Steve -----Original Message----- From: Win Terrell <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, June 09, 1999 3:02 PM Subject: [CAAMADOR-L] Re address for film >Art; my library wants the exact address; can you please supply for the >films of the paper? >Win >___________________________________________________________________ >Get the Internet just the way you want it. >Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! >Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj. > > >==== CAAMADOR Mailing List ==== >Amador County, California CAGenWeb >http://www.rootsweb.com/~caamador/ >

Bill, We haven't heard from you in awhile. How are you feeling these days? You've been too quiet. We miss your comments, suggestions. We hope you're doing well! Steve

Jennie, Do you have any dates on your RATTO. I also have RATTO. One time looked up RATTTO on family search and found a Gervasio RATTO who married a Mary RATTO. Is this who you are talking about? Jean Hehn Victor, CO

Anyone who could help or explain..... I have found a Maria "Mary" Ratto, I was given information she may have married an G. Ratto. I have no other information. This makes me curious, are they related and how? I have been told they married in the family in the "old" country, but didn't think they did it here? Jennie Surname's: Arata/Sanquinetti/Bianchetti [email protected]

Bill, You researching Culbert's? I have a couple down my lines.. Maria Sanquinetti was married to Charles L Culbert they had a son John D Culbert I also have a Angelina Eugenia Bianchetti Culbert don't know who her spouse was. Jennie ---------- > From: Jackie <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: [CAAMADOR-L] Culbert > Date: Friday, June 11, 1999 11:08 AM > > Bill Baccus... > July 12, 1901 Amador Dispatch > Under Superior Court heading...Guardianship of Thomas L. Culbert, a minor. > Order confirming sale of personal property. > > Jackie in Jackson > [email protected] > > > > > > > ==== CAAMADOR Mailing List ==== > Amador County, California CAGenWeb > http://www.rootsweb.com/~caamador/

It's interesting that the names a lot of us are researching were having a fun day together way back when! Taken from July 1901 Amador Dispatch A party of Jackson people enjoyed the day last Saturday at the Experiment Station, and it is needless to say, when the personnel of the party is known, that a pleasant day was passed. A bountiful luncheon was taken along, and added to by the lucious fruit raised at the station was heartily enjoyed by all-the ride up and the pleasures indulged in there, adding a keen edge to the appetites of all. Those making up the party were: E. GINOCCHIO, Mrs. E. MARRE, Mr. & Mrs. S.N. SPAGNOLI, Mr. & Mrs. Frank PODESTA, Mrs. Lena BURGIN, Miss Lillian CASTLE, Miss Margaret CASTLE, Miss Grace CLOUGH, Miss Rae GAGLIARDO, Miss Henrietta GINOCCHIO, Miss Verda CAMINETTI, Miss Julia GINOCCHIO, Ross MOON, Drew CAMINETTI, Ed S. RUST, Harvey CLARK, Fred EUDEY, Boggs CAMINETTI, Augustus MARRE, James FONTENROSE, Alfonso MARRE & Alfonso BURGIN. On the return trip home a stop was made at the residence of Mr. & Mrs. A. CAMINETTI, who surprised the visitors with refreshments in the shape of ice cream and cake, which were thoroughly appreciated. Jackie in Jackson [email protected]

Too hard to keep track of who wants what. I just know these are some of the surnames that have been put out for finding. March 1. 1901 Amador Dispatch THOMAS Estate Sale Sale of real property in the estate of J.P. THOMAS, deceased. Parcel number 1 sold to Charles H. CROCKER for his father in the amount of $830.00. Other property did not receive high enough bid so will go at another auction. (That might have hit both David & Linda). March 8, 1901..Born near Pine Grove, March 3, to W.F. SOUTHARD, a son. March 10, 1901 Died in Paloma, Calaveras Co. on March 8, Helen, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. W.J. THOMAS, 22 months. May 10, 1901..John SANGUINETTI has a broken knee cap on the left leg. Heard a noise on back porch, found a drunken man & in the ensuing struggle to remove him from the porch, fell & broke his knee cap in two places. While at work in the Kennedy Mine a couple years ago, he broke the knee cap on his right leg & has not fully recovered from that accident. May 31, 1901 Gone to Colorado J.A. LAUGHTON left yesterday morning, going first to Cripple Creek, in hopes to find a good place to live. Mrs. LAUGTON & children will remain in Jackson for the present. June 12, 1901 Married in the Catholic Church in Jackson, June 19..Lawrence CUNEO of Sutter Creek & Miss Theresa K. MOLFINO of Middle Fork. (and in an article) Miss Theresa MOLFINO, daughter of Mrs. Margaret MOLFINO and the late Simone M. MOLFINO, married Lawrence L. CUNEO of Sutter Creek. Bride was given away by her oldest brother, Victor. Miss Stella CUNEO , cousin of the bride, was bridesmaid. Lawrence S. MOLFINO, bestman. They will reside in the beautiful home Mr. CUNEO built for his bride in Sutter Creek. July 5, 1901 Born in Butte City, July 1, a daughter to Dan P. MURPHY. Jackie in Jackson [email protected]

Betty & whoever... April 5, 1901 Amador Dispatch There's a long obituary of a Hubert N. Martell. At the end there is a list of people attending the funeral & what floral arrangements were given. Flowers, Ila & Oda Ginocchio. May 24, 1901 Miss Henrietta Ginocchio received a beautifully engraved invitation last Saturday night to attend the graduating exercises of the Dominican College at San Rafael on May 28, 1901. Jackie in Jackson [email protected]

Steve...this is for you... May 10, 1901 Amador Dispatch Mrs. B. Caminetti suffered a slight stroke of apoplexy on Monday. Recovering well & should be about soon. Jackie in Jackson [email protected]

Bill Baccus... July 12, 1901 Amador Dispatch Under Superior Court heading...Guardianship of Thomas L. Culbert, a minor. Order confirming sale of personal property. Jackie in Jackson [email protected]

Carolyn, here are the two dates you were interested in. Thomas A. Hedgepeth -- Nov. 16, 1875 - Nov. 18, 1935 Roberta Kay Hedgepeth -- Oct. 12, 1881 - Dec. 26, 1968 And then, here are a couple tidbits that may fit in (or not)..... May 10, 1901 Amador Dispatch Ed Kay is arranging to burn a kiln of brick at the old ground near Steve Rose's place on the Jackson Gate Road. June 7, 1901 Moulding bricks at E. Kay's..he expects to burn 800,000 brick this summer. Will be ready to sell mid July. June 12, 1901 Miss Inga Kay was a passenger on the Ione stage Tuesday morning, enroute to Lincoln, Placer Co., where she will visit her sister, Mrs. Jansen. August 2, 1901 Miss Minnie Dippel of Lincoln, Placer Co., is visiting her sister, Mrs. H.E. Kay. Thanks for the date information, hopefully I can pinpoint when this picture was taken. Jackie in Jackson [email protected]

Hi David...in front section of Amador Dispatch are lots of business cards, this one is how this Crocker's was: Charles H. Crocker Attorney-at-law Jackson............Cal. Will practice in all State Courts. Prompt attention given to probate matters. This particular one was from May 31, 1901 Jackie in Jackson [email protected]

Gee, even in 1906 they were selling drugs on the streetcorner. Bob Juch -----Original Message----- From: Judy Mawhorter [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, June 10, 1999 12:09 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [CAAMADOR-L] MORRISH >From Amador Dispatch, 11/30/1906, Sutter Records column: Fred Morrish, formerly in the drug business in this town, is now located at the corner of Scott and Eddy streets, San Francisco, in the same line of business and is doing well. Judy in Winnemucca, NV [email protected] _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com ==== CAAMADOR Mailing List ==== Amador County, California CAGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~caamador/

Jackie, You sent me a post with some dates for my Kay's and you said : >> (They are in area with Thomas A. & Roberta (Kay) Hedgepeth. Do you happen to have any dates of death for Thomas A. & Roberta (Kay) Hedgepeth? I think my Wallace Kay and AL Harding came out at the same time. AL Harding had a child born in 1858 in Ohio and his next child was born in 1860 in Pine Grove. I think that the Kay and Harding families came to Amador County in 1859. So your photo was probably taken between 1859 and 1900. When Kay died in 1906 he was 78 years old. Kay was also 13 years older than his wife who would have been 18 in 1859. And 5 years younger than AL Harding. If they came in 1859 Wallace would have been 31years old and AL would have been 36 years old. Does that help pin point your pictures a little better? Carolyn

Win, I'm supposed to send this to you as Art doesn't have it. I will try to do it from home this afternoon. Steve -----Original Message----- From: Win Terrell <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, June 09, 1999 4:02 PM Subject: [CAAMADOR-L] Re address for film >Art; my library wants the exact address; can you please supply for the >films of the paper? >Win >___________________________________________________________________ >Get the Internet just the way you want it. >Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! >Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj. > > >==== CAAMADOR Mailing List ==== >Amador County, California CAGenWeb >http://www.rootsweb.com/~caamador/ >

Hi...saw something interesting tonight. A family is staying with me for a month & their son is in the 4th grade. Tomorrow his class is going gold panning. They have to have gold pans, metal pie pans to eat from, he's got a straw hat, root beer (supposed to take place of sasspharla) (?) The teacher is really trying to make this a history lesson. What is so interesting is: they were all given original checks from the Bank of Amador. His is a check from April 1918 to George W. Lucot from the Keystone Mine in the amount of $302.00. On the back is stamped "George Lucot, tax collector". I told him that he better have his mom put the check away in archival plastic as that would be a treasure to keep. Hope all the other kids realize how great that little piece of paper is. Jackie in Jackson