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    1. [CAAMADOR] Clark family
    2. Robert Clark

    3. Posted on: Amador County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ca/Amador/10399 Surname: Clark, Taylor, Dickerman ------------------------- Looking for informaion on George Washinton Clark died1900 and buried in Fiddletown cemetary. He married Mary Ann Taylor on Sept. 16, 1860. George Lee Clark born July 8, 1864 in Suckertown, near Fiddleton aand died and died 1939 or 1940. Buried in Plymourh cemetary Married lucy ellen Dickerman on November 11, 1889. Also looking for information on Arthur Dickeerman raised in Grass Valley California and in theUS Nacy World War 2. Bob Clark

    04/03/2001 03:13:42
    1. [CAAMADOR] NICOLAUS & KERTH

    3. Posted on: Amador County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ca/Amador/10398 Surname: HAMLIN, KERTH, KOCH, NICOLAUS ------------------------- Still researching these families, note change of email & URL http://members.home.net/genealogy105/nicolaus.html

    04/03/2001 01:46:46
    1. [CAAMADOR] Gregorio GIUSTO and other Genoa emigrants to the US in 1842
    2. carolynjnash

    3. I spent a couple of mornings last week in the Genoa federal archives (Archivio di Stato di Genova) looking at ships passenger lists from 1842. In the period from March 1842 to early 1843, there were only three ships direct to "gli Stati Uniti" (the US, no city specified). There were lots of ships to the expected nearby European destinations and a surprising number to Montevideo (they had found fold there, also) as well as a few to Buenos Aires and Rio. The ships to the US were the S. Cloud (or possibly the S. Clara -- it was really hard to read) leaving Genova on 23 Aug 1842, the Susanna on June 27 and the Logan on 1 December. A lot of the passenger's names show up early in Boston and later in Amador Co and SF , so I am posting this on both Norcal and CAAmador. I would be interested, in turn, in knowing where these ships landed -- I'm assuming either Boston or New York. For me the exciting thing was the entry for my ancestor Gregorio GIUSTO who left Genova on 1 December 1942 on the Logan with "a companion" (his wife, almost certainly --- but Genoan women did not change their names on marriage, and the entry looked like a copy from the US log) and three (unnamed) children. The entry identified him simply as being from Sardenia (which is what Genoa was part of then) and going to the US. The only other passenger on this ship was, as best I could decipher it, a Felice Prrigori from Austria. Passengers on the S. Cloud or S. Clara from Genoa to the US were: Molinelli, Angelo, 29 Oneto, Giobatta, 29 Massa, Giacomo, 34 Gandolfo, GioVatta, 67 Bacigalupo, Vincenzo, 39 Molinelli, Angelo, 18 all listed as from Sardenia Passengers on the Susanna from Genoa to the US were: Massa, Antonio, 29 Arata, Giuseppi, 26 Ginocchio, Angelo, 26 Longinotto, Giuseppe, 29 Devoto, Luigi, 35, with his (unidentified) wife Arrata, Antonio, 12 Arrata, Luigi, 42 Botto, Domenico, 22 Massa, Gio.Batta, 24 Arrata, Giovanni, 29 Botto, Agostino, 21 Zannone, GioBatta, 22 (not sure about the age) Botto, Agostino, 26 Ghio, Giuseppe, 17 Brichetto, Giovanni, 38 Botto, Giacomo, 26 Nossano, GioBatta, 30 Zannone, Andrea, 14 Boggiano, Giacomo, 22 Botto, Domenico, 22 Ghio, Angelo, 27 Zachella, Giacomo, 33, with son Boro, Gio.Francesco, 22 Boro, Antonio, 60 The St. Cloud also had these passengers for Marseille (France): Galleano, Giuseppe, 23 Galleano, Girolamo, 57 Galleano, Benedette, 66 Bachigalupo, Bernardo, 28 Bachigalupo, Domenico, 32 Boggiano, Gio Batta, 22 (I think) all listed as from Sardenia These two ships lists were in the volume titled "Sanita 1619"; the Logan was in Sanita 1620. Carol Nash carolynjnash@compuserve.com

    04/01/2001 10:47:13
    1. [CAAMADOR] Darling's at Kennedy Flat
    2. Don Darling

    3. Posted on: Amador County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ca/Amador/10397 Surname: Darling, Dent, Vose ------------------------- Hi, I just came across your offer and would appreciate any information about my Amador County ancestors that you may have in the 1914 Kennedy Flat School register. I live in Wyoming so local lookups are really appreciated from time to time. Thanks so much for your time. Don

    04/01/2001 09:35:16
    1. [CAAMADOR] Second Request - Obituary - Pine Grove - WOOSTER, John M
    2. Diana Knight

    3. Requesting obituary for: John Marshall WOOSTER d. December 25, 1867 in Pine Grove, Amador, CA Diana Busby-Knight ============================================ Researching in Amador County: BRYANT, CLOUGH and WOOSTER

    03/30/2001 03:18:47
    1. Re: [CAAMADOR] mail
    2. Jennie Hudson

    3. One copy is all I am getting Jennie Arata/Bianchetti/Sanquinetti/Brignoli/Guisto Ratto/Soracco/Quirollo/Vigna ----- Original Message ----- From: Therese Ratto <fogasaurus@earthlink.net> To: <CAAMADOR-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, March 19, 2001 5:53 PM Subject: [CAAMADOR] mail > Is everyone's mail coming in triplicate or did I need to call my server > again? > Terry > >

    03/27/2001 01:01:14
    1. [CAAMADOR] Wooster for Diana
    2. Jackie

    3. Native Daughters Pioneer Roster Vol. 21 page 244 CALLA M. WOOSTER Born: Yolo Co., California October 28, 1860 Occup: At home DOD: December 15, 1940 San Francisco, California (Cremation: Cypress Lawn Cemetery) Info given by: Mrs. Oda W. Robb 1471 Washington St., San Francisco Married: Clarence M. Wooster Father: James McCauley, native of Virginia Mother: Julia Winchell, native of Wisconsin Jackie in California kimmee@volcano.net

    03/27/2001 05:35:50
    1. [CAAMADOR] Fenton
    2. Laura T. Jackson

    3. Anyone any information on Fred Bertram Fenton of Amador City about 1907 or a few years after? I believe he was a miner. He married Louise (Louisa) Murillo and they had two daughters. Thanks for any crumb of info. Laura Jackson jmoggles@bellsouth.net South Carolina

    03/26/2001 06:58:43
    1. Re: [CAAMADOR] Wooster and CLOUGH (CLUFF) Marriage - 1800's NY>MI>CA - Famil...

    3. Hi Diana: My 3rd g- grandmother Widow Lodema Braman, Hoag married July 15, 1835 Amos Wooster also called Worchester in Lenawee Co. Mi. as her second husband. Amos'es parents are listed as Sylvester Wooster and Mercy both died before 1835 and they had lived in New York and were Quaker. Carol

    03/24/2001 06:57:43
    1. [CAAMADOR] Wooster and CLOUGH (CLUFF) Marriage - 1800's NY>MI>CA - Family H istory.
    2. Diana Knight

    3. Received a death certificate transcript today for Clarence Marshall WOOSTER that famed writer of Amador County, CA history and one time manager for the San Jose Mercury News. It solved a couple of mysteries for me. The certificate gave his father's full name, John Marshall WOOSTER, and the fact that John was born in Albany, NY which I hadn't previously known. It also gave his mother's name as Jeanette CLUFF born in county unknown Michigan. Jeanette is the daughter of Abner P. CLOUGH of NY.I did not have her name and this is also the first time I've seen the CLUFF variation of the name spelling. California biographical material indicates Captain Abner P. CLOUGH crossed the plains from Milwaukee with his wife, daughter (Jeanette) and John WOOSTER carrying the fruit seed that came to be the CLOUGH orchards in Pine Grove, Amador, CA. John and Abner were in Pine Grove at least once previously before migrating with the CLOUGH family to stay permanently some time about 1850. John and Jeanette were married somewhere in CA a short time later. The information on the death certificate seems to validate the information from California Historical Biography information. Abner P. CLOUGH and John WOOSTER both died in Pine Grove, Amador County in the mid 1800's. Abner is buried next to my gggrandfather, Orson CLOUGH of Erie, NY in the Pine Grove Cemetery. It seems that the migration path for Abner CLOUGH is NY>MI>IL>CA, Orson CLOUGH NY>CA>IL>CA and John WOOSTER NY>MI>CA. Seeking information for: Parents of John Marshall WOOSTER b. abt. 1820. Marriage date for John Wooster and Jeanette CLUFF. Possibly in Amador or Calveras County. Relationship between Abner P. CLOUGH b. abt 1800 and Orson CLOUGH b. 1823. I do not think they are father and son.. Please let me know if any of this looks familiar to you. Diana Busby-Knight Oregon

    03/24/2001 03:20:16
    1. [CAAMADOR] Looking for Amador Family History
    2. Alfredo Amador

    3. Posted on: Amador County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ca/Amador/10396 Surname: Amador ------------------------- I'm searching for information on the Jose Maria Amador's family history. There's much history on the Amador County, but what about the man himself and his family?

    03/23/2001 08:05:28
    1. [CAAMADOR] GARTLAND Resuilts- San Francisco

    3. In a message willpaterson@earthlink.net writes: > I believe that Patrick Gartland, born c.1830 in Ireland, travelled to Shasta > County with his brother, Bernard, and both were miners. Patrick appears > to have left the French Gulch area and continued mining in Amador County. > Any information would be most helpful. > > Patrick J Gartland spouse initials...M age...53 County..San Francisco DOD...6-10-1920 State File...20-26000 This information is from the CA death index for the years 1905-1929, I did not find Bernard or your Patrick, but this man could be a son or nephew, hopefully you will get some new leads, Good luck, Anne

    03/21/2001 04:31:07
    1. [CAAMADOR] Sanguinetti/Lagomarsino
    2. Jackie

    3. Hi Jennie & whoever might be interested. In Native Daughter's Pioneer Roster Volume 21 page 96, I found this: JAMES SANGUINETTI Born in Italy January 15, 1852 Came to California March 27, 1868 via Isthmus to San Francisco Had previously lived in New York Place of residence in California: San Joaquin Co. Occup: Raised vegetables and livestock; farmer Children: Andrew; James Jr.; Georgia; Emile S.; Louise Barcroft; Alvina Devencenzi; Mary Lagorio; Irene Jane Devencenzi and 3 others Info given by: Copied by Anna Ellis from "Pen pictures from the Garden of the World, San Joaquin Co., Cal. 1890" Married: Miss Maria Lagormarsino in Stockton, California Jackie in California kimmee@volcano.net

    03/21/2001 10:55:03
    1. [CAAMADOR] mail
    2. Therese Ratto

    3. Is everyone's mail coming in triplicate or did I need to call my server again? Terry

    03/19/2001 10:53:21
    1. [CAAMADOR] PATRICK GARTLAND
    2. Lindamarie Gartland Paterson

    3. Posted on: Amador County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ca/Amador/10395 Surname: GARTLAND ------------------------- Looking for any information on GARTLANDS in Amador County. I believe that Patrick Gartland, born c.1830 in Ireland, travelled to Shasta County with his brother, Bernard, and both were miners. Patrick appears to have left the French Gulch area and continued mining in Amador County. Any information would be most helpful. Thank you.

    03/19/2001 03:39:46
    1. [CAAMADOR] cruson
    2. jan cruson

    3. Posted on: Amador County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ca/Amador/10394 Surname: cruson ------------------------- I,m working on a familytree (cruson). I hope to find family in the u.s.a. If you are interested pleas mail me!

    03/18/2001 06:12:50
    1. [CAAMADOR] Look-Up Request - Obit for John M. WOOSTER
    2. Diana Busby-Knight

    3. Posted on: Amador County Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ca/Amador/10393 Surname: WOOSTER ------------------------- Requesting obituary for: John Marshall WOOSTER d. December 25, 1867 in Pine Grove, Amador, CA Thank You

    03/16/2001 05:12:57
    1. [CAAMADOR] volunteer problem
    2. Therese Ratto

    3. I did quite a few look-ups in Feb. and March. A couple of people acknowledged receipt of my mail. Yesterday I rec'd mail from a long time cypber friend, a reliable person, who had not rec'd my mail. I then asked a few of the people I had not heard from and sure enough they had never gotten the research I sent to them. I called Earthlink who told me if they were AOL customers....that Earthlink and AOL had a mail problem they have been aware of for a month. AOL is working on it. The mail is out there is cyberspace somewhere....they don't know where. It was not returned as undeliverable. If I volunteered to do a look-up for anyone who has not heard back from me, please mail me thru the list. All but one of the missing pieces of mail went to AOL addresses. Has anyone else had this problem? Terry

    03/15/2001 06:09:47
    1. [CAAMADOR] Lucy Trudgen
    2. Roger Bowie

    3. Posted on: Amador County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ca/Amador/10392 Surname: Trudgen ------------------------- Looking for any information on my great grandmother b. 3 August 1882, who passed away in Amador County in 1948. May have lived in Sutter Creek area. Thank you. BOWIEROGER@msn.com

    03/15/2001 01:57:40
    1. [CAAMADOR] County codes
    2. carolynjnash

    3. Great site is the norcal index, which is where I got these. My cut and paste came out in odd order. The original is under contents/vital records at: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~yvonne/NORCAL%20index/#MEMBER COUNTY CODES FOR THE CALIFORNIA DEATH INDEX (CADI) 01 Alameda 21 Marin 41 San Mateo 02 Alpine 22 Mariposa 42 Santa Barbara 03 Amador 23 Mendocino 43 Santa Clara 04 Butte 24 Merced 44 Santa Cruz 05 Calaveras 25 Modoc 45 Shasta 06 Colusa 26 Mono 46 Sierra 07 Contra Costa 27 Monterey 47 Siskiyou 08 Del Norte 28 Napa 48 Solano 09 El Dorado 29 Nevada 49 Sonoma 10 Fresno 30 Orange 50 Stanislaus 11 Glenn 31 Placer 51 Sutter 12 Humboldt 32 Plumas 52 Tehama 13 Imperial 33 Riverside 53 Trinity 14 Inyo 34 Sacramento 54 Tulare 15 Kern 35 San Benito 55 Tuolomne 16 Kings 36 San Bernadino 56 Ventura 17 Lake 37 San Diego 57 Yolo 18 Lassen 38 San Francisco 58 Yuba 19 Los Angeles 39 San Joaquin 20 Madera 40 San Luis Obispo CITIES 60 Alameda 80 San Diego 70 Los Angeles 90 San Francisco

    03/12/2001 08:08:39