This may have been a stage name for not so famous actor?

There is no one with that name in the Internet Movie Database nor in the California Death Index. Joe --- Hassall <rhassall@axion.net> wrote: > Hi there > > This may seem a strange request but my father told > me about an actor DOUGLAS > DUNBLAINE probably born in the early 1900's who was > in our family. Has > anyone ever heard of him? I know he would be related > to one of three sisters > of my grandmother who moved to California but my > problem is I don't know > which sister he was related to. > > Thanks for reading this > Judy in Canada > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Greetings - send holiday greetings for Easter, Passover http://greetings.yahoo.com/

Hi there This may seem a strange request but my father told me about an actor DOUGLAS DUNBLAINE probably born in the early 1900's who was in our family. Has anyone ever heard of him? I know he would be related to one of three sisters of my grandmother who moved to California but my problem is I don't know which sister he was related to. Thanks for reading this Judy in Canada

I'm seeking the obituaries of two brothers who died in Los Angeles, CA. I would be most grateful if someone could find them for me.. Georgeo Caliva, died 3-6-1946-mother, Principa Victor Caliva, died 3-4-1952- Principe A MILLION Thanks in advance for your time & help.. Patricia Schiro Bedias,TX schiro@gte.net

Hello, I am writing to request a DCT lookup for FRANCIS, William P. DOB March 13, 1894 DOD July 28, 1965 Place of death: Los Angeles (70) SS#570-05-4492 Thank you and kind regards, Roberta

Everyone , Thank you for the info on the Sea Lion...we even got a picture:) Judy mentioned the name of the family would be helpful.. It was owned by ( POLUS Connie & Mike, the mystery parents Peter & Lori DEAMON aka Francis) Peter Jr was 10 in 1958 ...Sister Beth Scott and brother Ted Scott. Peter Jr, ( all were uprooted in 1958) he came back to the area and saw the Sea Lion the early 1970's Again thenk you for the insight and the advise. Thank you Susan Ward HAPPY HUNTING! SEARCHING --------- WARD, RETTBERG,MAJOR, MICHEL, CHRISTENSON, BEUCUS, DEAMON

Dear Lilly, Your great-grandmother is indeed buried at Mountain View Cemetery in Altadena, CA. She is in the Mountain Meadows section #3821, grave number two. Gary Radcliffe West Covina, CA

From: http://www.pbs.org/greatspeeches/timeline/ George Patton, speaking on film, urges war support, Los Angeles, CA, June 9, 1945: "Your honorable mayor, General Doolittle, soldiers, ladies and gentlemen: Coming over here there was a very great lesson: The first four hours we passed over a destroyed land, utterly destroyed. You who have not seen it, do not know what hell looks like from the top. That's what Germany looks like. That's what Austria looks like. That's what any place that the 8th Airforce and the 3rd Army worked on looks like. You must remember this, that from Brest to various towns in southern Germany and Austria whose names I can't pronounce but whose places I have removed, the trail of the 3rd Army and the 19th Tactical Air Command and the 8th Airforce is marked by more than 40 thousand white crosses, 40 thousand dead Americans." --- Dave Hug <davey@lightspeed.net> wrote: > Just after the war ended, General Patton gave a > speech at the LA Coliseum. > It could have been 4th of July, 1946, I don't know. > I was there. How can I > find the date? > > Dave Hug in Bodfish, CA > http://home.lightspeed.net/~davey > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <CALOSANG-D-request@rootsweb.com> > To: <CALOSANG-D@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2002 10:10 AM > Subject: CALOSANG-D Digest V02 #41 > > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Movies - coverage of the 74th Academy Awards� http://movies.yahoo.com/

Just after the war ended, General Patton gave a speech at the LA Coliseum. It could have been 4th of July, 1946, I don't know. I was there. How can I find the date? Dave Hug in Bodfish, CA http://home.lightspeed.net/~davey ----- Original Message ----- From: <CALOSANG-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <CALOSANG-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2002 10:10 AM Subject: CALOSANG-D Digest V02 #41

The Sea Lion is now called Dukes. Here is a link to it. http://www.havinglunch.com/review.asp?Number=14 Joe --- Deborah <ladyfelix@directvinternet.com> wrote: > Would your father's name and the year he was 10 help > anyone? I vaguely > remember the name of the restaurant, but nothing > else. Which is normal for > me. It might help others to know more. > > Deborah > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <SUSANPI@aol.com> > To: <CALOSANG-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2002 3:51 PM > Subject: [CALosAngeles] Great List > > > > I am new to this list in the last few weeks and > the team work from > everyone > > is incredible:) > > > > I do have a question......my husband's family was > part owner in a > restaurant > > in Malibu called the Sea Lion in the 1950's > 1960's... There was a mystery > to > > his story. He wound up in foster care at the age > of 10. We have not been > able > > to find out "What Happened."... > > > > Any ideas. I have written the Chamber of Commerce > - I have not gotten a > > response. > > > > Thank you, > > Susan Ward > > HAPPY HUNTING! > > SEARCHING --------- > > WARD, RETTBERG,MAJOR, MICHEL, CHRISTENSON, > BEUCUS, DEAMON > > > > > > > > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Movies - coverage of the 74th Academy Awards� http://movies.yahoo.com/

The Sea Lion is now called Dukes. Here is a link to it. http://www.havinglunch.com/review.asp?Number=14 Joe --- Deborah <ladyfelix@directvinternet.com> wrote: > Would your father's name and the year he was 10 help > anyone? I vaguely > remember the name of the restaurant, but nothing > else. Which is normal for > me. It might help others to know more. > > Deborah > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <SUSANPI@aol.com> > To: <CALOSANG-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2002 3:51 PM > Subject: [CALosAngeles] Great List > > > > I am new to this list in the last few weeks and > the team work from > everyone > > is incredible:) > > > > I do have a question......my husband's family was > part owner in a > restaurant > > in Malibu called the Sea Lion in the 1950's > 1960's... There was a mystery > to > > his story. He wound up in foster care at the age > of 10. We have not been > able > > to find out "What Happened."... > > > > Any ideas. I have written the Chamber of Commerce > - I have not gotten a > > response. > > > > Thank you, > > Susan Ward > > HAPPY HUNTING! > > SEARCHING --------- > > WARD, RETTBERG,MAJOR, MICHEL, CHRISTENSON, > BEUCUS, DEAMON > > > > > > > > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Movies - coverage of the 74th Academy Awards� http://movies.yahoo.com/

Would your father's name and the year he was 10 help anyone? I vaguely remember the name of the restaurant, but nothing else. Which is normal for me. It might help others to know more. Deborah ----- Original Message ----- From: <SUSANPI@aol.com> To: <CALOSANG-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2002 3:51 PM Subject: [CALosAngeles] Great List > I am new to this list in the last few weeks and the team work from everyone > is incredible:) > > I do have a question......my husband's family was part owner in a restaurant > in Malibu called the Sea Lion in the 1950's 1960's... There was a mystery to > his story. He wound up in foster care at the age of 10. We have not been able > to find out "What Happened."... > > Any ideas. I have written the Chamber of Commerce - I have not gotten a > response. > > Thank you, > Susan Ward > HAPPY HUNTING! > SEARCHING --------- > WARD, RETTBERG,MAJOR, MICHEL, CHRISTENSON, BEUCUS, DEAMON > > > >

I am new to this list in the last few weeks and the team work from everyone is incredible:) I do have a question......my husband's family was part owner in a restaurant in Malibu called the Sea Lion in the 1950's 1960's... There was a mystery to his story. He wound up in foster care at the age of 10. We have not been able to find out "What Happened."... Any ideas. I have written the Chamber of Commerce - I have not gotten a response. Thank you, Susan Ward HAPPY HUNTING! SEARCHING --------- WARD, RETTBERG,MAJOR, MICHEL, CHRISTENSON, BEUCUS, DEAMON

Hi Phil, What a great job you've done, in such a short time. I looked through the Vallejos (your site) and have an idea. Do you think one of Platt's sisters may have been married to the L. Kincaid mentioned in the 1880 census below that was sent to me by Lynn. It's just a thought. "I found a Platton Jalejo in 1880 census. First Ward, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, page 145B Living with L. Kincaid family, who is listed as a RR conductor. Platton Valejo--Bro.-in-law, M S W 23 CA- R. R. Brakeman" I think I'll check in Randolph County, Illinois for a possible marriage certificate for Platt and Katherine Cullen. The chances are that they may have been married there before coming to California. Those brakemen really got around. I see also there is a Roach in your record. Katherine Cullen Vallejo mother was Mary Roche, which many have spelled Roach. They were all in Randolph County, Illinois. Also, ten days ago we visited Calvary Catholic Cemetery in Los Angeles and I took pictures of the gravesite of Platt. I had heard that he was buried there, along with Katherine. Her two spinster sisters are buried very near also. I have always heard that they had no children. He died in Los Angeles June 17, 1933. The incredible thing is that Katherine is buried next to him and the grave is unmarked. The cemetery gave me the exact spot and their records show there is no memorial marker for her. Her dates are b. 8-18-1874 in Randolph County, Il. and d. 10-26-1955 in Los Angeles. Her records show that she is Isora K. Vallejo. Someone wrote to me that the name would probably be Isidora and she had seen the same mistake made many times for her relative. Calvary is a very lovely old cemetery that is beautifully maintained. The majority of names I saw were Spanish surnames. We wondered why Platt wasn't in a family plot area. I see in your file there is another Isidora Vallejo. I wonder if that could have been a close relative and Katherine took on the name to please the family. We were at a church book sale about ten years ago, right a round the corner from my home in San Diego. I found an old Bible that's a small size to carry to church. Inside the cover was the name Katherine Vallejo, so I bought it. The address is 1611 Curson Ave, GL 0022, Hollywood, West Hollywood Presby. Church. Also written is Psalm 51-10 and in the book it's circled. "Create in me a clean heart, O God." On the fly leaf is the name Juanita Vallejo, Rally Day, Oct. 3, '20. There's a newspaper clipping from May 4, 1940, so I'm pretty confident that this was her Bible. Would you say that's serendipitous???? I don't know anything about Juanita Vallejo. I had never thought that someday I may be able to put a puzzel like this one together. Thanks to you, Phil, Lynn, Elvina and Joe, for opening the doors to new questions. Rayene in San Diego

Shelly: Isn't this list great? I know exactly how you feel. I, too, have been researching the roots of my biological father. Thanks to Deborah Story supplying me with his DCT and those of his brothers, I have managed to make contact in the last 6 months with 4 half brothers that I came to know about when I met my father briefly 25 years ago. I have also spoken to an older half sister for the very first time and discovered another half sister that I am trying to locate. Through Deborah's efforts on this list I have been able to accomplish in just a few months what I have been trying to do for 25 years! And that wasn't even my focus to start with! I was just trying to learn more about my father. Hooray for the CALOSANG list! Tony Higgins Shelly39wa@aol.com wrote: > I just have to once again thank all the hard working volunteers at "Calosang" > for providing information that can sometimes be life altering! > Through this "group," I found out about my biological dad, who unfortunately > passed away in 1992, however, his obit which was provided for me in December > of 1999 lead me to find two "new" half-sisters that I never knew I had! I > have been corresponding with both of them in Europe for the last year and a > half and am FINALLY going to meet them this summer! > My "Flanigan" roots lead me to find a sister living in Germany and another in > Ireland. Even at the ripe old age of 45 it is still exciting to meet new > siblings and learn more about my family. > For those of you searching for parents and/or other lost relatives all I can > say is keep it up! The pursuit can be very rewarding and very surprising! > > Shelly "Flanigan"-Washington State

I have been watching the developments of the search for Platt Vallejo with interest, only because I am passionate about California History. Thanks go out to Phil Long for providing this list with a bit of REAL California History. I would like to take this opportunity to suggest reading the Classic in Literature "Two Years Before the Mast". You may have been forced to read that in school. It is one of my favorite books, and it really gives the "up close and personal" history of the California coast about 1850, from the eyes of a sailor coming into San Diego, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, on up to San Francisco. These busy overpopulated places were empty then, if you can even imagine that! Go to the Library and check it out. It is a true story. Lillian Kathleen Martin

Kathy, Thanks. Too many people are SO SERIOUS when it comes to family research. I don't even lift a finger to help folks who don't put a little personality and friendliness into their messages. Joe --- Kathy Edwards <katlou5@earthlink.net> wrote: > Hi Joe, You always make me laugh with your lively > come-backs. : ) Kathy > in CA. > > Joe Walker wrote: > > > Rayene, > > Boy, this list really has been a treasure trove > for > > you! When I look up your obits last week for all > > three of these folks, we really didn't come up > with > > anything. Now we learn you are descended from > Mexican > > Royalty! Hey, there may be a few thousand acre's > > waiting for you as the rightful heir to claim it! > : ) > > Just kidding, of course... > > > > Joe > > > > --- Phil Long <phillongaz@hotmail.com> wrote: > > > Rayene, > > > > > > I may have information on the Vallejo you are > > > looking for. Here is what I > > > have. This isn't an everyday name so my guess > is > > > this is your man. > > > > > > Platon Clodomira Vallejo > > > B. abt 1850 > > > D. aft 1930 > > > > > > Parents: > > > Manuel Salvador Del Mundo Vallejo > > > b. Jan 1, 1814 Monterey, Alta CA > > > d. Feb 17, 1876 Sonoma, CA > > > > > > One of Manuel's brothers, General Mariano de > > > Guadalupe Vallejo. His wife, > > > Francisca Benicia Carrillo has a city, Benicia, > > > named after her. The city > > > Vallejo is named for General Vallejo. > > > > > > One of Manuel's sister, Geronima Encarmacion > > > Vallejo, married Capt John > > > Cooper, one of the first white settlers in Alta > > > California. He arrived in > > > Monterey in 1823 from Boston. He married > Geronima > > > in 1827. > > > > > > Married Sep 8, 1840, San Francisco Solano > Mission > > > > > > Mariada La Luz Carrillo > > > b. May 1814 Mission San Diego, Alta CA > > > d. May 18, 1894 Napa, CA > > > > > > > > > He was the sixth child of seven known children. > The > > > fifth child was born > > > Feb 9, 1849. Many of the date of births were > > > actually the day the child was > > > baptized. > > > > > > Grandparents: > > > > > > Iganacio Vicente Ferrer Vallejo > > > b Jul 29, 1748 Las Canadas, Jalisco, Mexico > > > d May 10, 1832 Monterey, Alta CA > > > > > > Married Feb 18, 1791 Mission Santa Barbara, Alta > CA > > > > > > Antonia Isabella Lugo > > > b. Sep 1, 1776 San Luis Obispo, Alta CA > > > d May 7, 1855, Monterey, Alta CA > > > > > > > > > One of Manuel's brothers, General Mariano de > > > Guadalupe Vallejo. His wife, > > > Francisca Benicia Carrillo has a city, Benicia, > > > named after her. The city > > > Vallejo is named for General Vallejo. > > > > > > One of Manuel's sister, Geronima Encarmacion > > > Vallejo, married Capt John > > > Cooper, one of the first white settlers in Alta > > > California. He arrived in > > > Monterey in 1823 from Boston. He married > Geronima > > > in 1827 > > > > > > If you want more information of ancestry, > contact me > > > via my email. > > > > > > Phil Long > > > AZ > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > From: "Rayene" <rayene@san.rr.com> > > > To: CALOSANG-L@rootsweb.com > > > Subject: [CALosAngeles] Cullen and Vallejo DCT > Look > > > Up in Los Angeles > > > Date: Mon, 25 Mar 2002 19:37:56 -0800 > > > > > > > > > > > > Would some very kind and helpful person be able > to > > > do three DCT lookups for > > > me in Los Angeles? I would appreciate this so > much. > > > I really don't know if > > > this is too much to ask of anyone. Maybe it's > too > > > difficult in a city as > > > large as Los Angeles. > > > > > > I have two great-aunts, > > > > > > Margaret Helen Cullen > > > b. 8-2-1872 in Randolph County, Illinois > > > d. 11-20-1955 in Los Angeles > > > Mother: Mary Roche > > > Father: John Cullen > > > > > > > > > Katherine Cullen (Isora) Vallejo (Isora may be > > > listed as her first name) > > > b. 8-18-1874 in Randolph County, Illinois > > > d. 10-26-1955 in Los Angeles > > > Mother: Mary Roche > > > Father: John Cullen > > > > > > Katherine's husband: > > > > > > Platt C. Vallejo > > > b. 1860 > > > d. 6-17-1933 in Los Angeles > > > state file# 42707 > > > > > > Platt Vallejo is the greatest mystery to me. > I'm so > > > anxious to find his > > > place of birth and his parents names. Also his > > > occupation. Anything at all > > > would be wonderful. > > > > > > > > > Thanks so much for your help. This list has > > > rewarded me greatly with > > > generosity and kindness. > > > > > > Rayene Sperbeck > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > > > MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print > > > your photos: > > > http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx > > > > > > > __________________________________________________ > > Do You Yahoo!? > > Yahoo! Movies - coverage of the 74th Academy > Awards� > > http://movies.yahoo.com/ > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Movies - coverage of the 74th Academy Awards� http://movies.yahoo.com/

Hi Joe, You always make me laugh with your lively come-backs. : ) Kathy in CA. Joe Walker wrote: > Rayene, > Boy, this list really has been a treasure trove for > you! When I look up your obits last week for all > three of these folks, we really didn't come up with > anything. Now we learn you are descended from Mexican > Royalty! Hey, there may be a few thousand acre's > waiting for you as the rightful heir to claim it! : ) > Just kidding, of course... > > Joe > > --- Phil Long <phillongaz@hotmail.com> wrote: > > Rayene, > > > > I may have information on the Vallejo you are > > looking for. Here is what I > > have. This isn't an everyday name so my guess is > > this is your man. > > > > Platon Clodomira Vallejo > > B. abt 1850 > > D. aft 1930 > > > > Parents: > > Manuel Salvador Del Mundo Vallejo > > b. Jan 1, 1814 Monterey, Alta CA > > d. Feb 17, 1876 Sonoma, CA > > > > One of Manuel's brothers, General Mariano de > > Guadalupe Vallejo. His wife, > > Francisca Benicia Carrillo has a city, Benicia, > > named after her. The city > > Vallejo is named for General Vallejo. > > > > One of Manuel's sister, Geronima Encarmacion > > Vallejo, married Capt John > > Cooper, one of the first white settlers in Alta > > California. He arrived in > > Monterey in 1823 from Boston. He married Geronima > > in 1827. > > > > Married Sep 8, 1840, San Francisco Solano Mission > > > > Mariada La Luz Carrillo > > b. May 1814 Mission San Diego, Alta CA > > d. May 18, 1894 Napa, CA > > > > > > He was the sixth child of seven known children. The > > fifth child was born > > Feb 9, 1849. Many of the date of births were > > actually the day the child was > > baptized. > > > > Grandparents: > > > > Iganacio Vicente Ferrer Vallejo > > b Jul 29, 1748 Las Canadas, Jalisco, Mexico > > d May 10, 1832 Monterey, Alta CA > > > > Married Feb 18, 1791 Mission Santa Barbara, Alta CA > > > > Antonia Isabella Lugo > > b. Sep 1, 1776 San Luis Obispo, Alta CA > > d May 7, 1855, Monterey, Alta CA > > > > > > One of Manuel's brothers, General Mariano de > > Guadalupe Vallejo. His wife, > > Francisca Benicia Carrillo has a city, Benicia, > > named after her. The city > > Vallejo is named for General Vallejo. > > > > One of Manuel's sister, Geronima Encarmacion > > Vallejo, married Capt John > > Cooper, one of the first white settlers in Alta > > California. He arrived in > > Monterey in 1823 from Boston. He married Geronima > > in 1827 > > > > If you want more information of ancestry, contact me > > via my email. > > > > Phil Long > > AZ > > > > > > > > > > From: "Rayene" <rayene@san.rr.com> > > To: CALOSANG-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: [CALosAngeles] Cullen and Vallejo DCT Look > > Up in Los Angeles > > Date: Mon, 25 Mar 2002 19:37:56 -0800 > > > > > > > > Would some very kind and helpful person be able to > > do three DCT lookups for > > me in Los Angeles? I would appreciate this so much. > > I really don't know if > > this is too much to ask of anyone. Maybe it's too > > difficult in a city as > > large as Los Angeles. > > > > I have two great-aunts, > > > > Margaret Helen Cullen > > b. 8-2-1872 in Randolph County, Illinois > > d. 11-20-1955 in Los Angeles > > Mother: Mary Roche > > Father: John Cullen > > > > > > Katherine Cullen (Isora) Vallejo (Isora may be > > listed as her first name) > > b. 8-18-1874 in Randolph County, Illinois > > d. 10-26-1955 in Los Angeles > > Mother: Mary Roche > > Father: John Cullen > > > > Katherine's husband: > > > > Platt C. Vallejo > > b. 1860 > > d. 6-17-1933 in Los Angeles > > state file# 42707 > > > > Platt Vallejo is the greatest mystery to me. I'm so > > anxious to find his > > place of birth and his parents names. Also his > > occupation. Anything at all > > would be wonderful. > > > > > > Thanks so much for your help. This list has > > rewarded me greatly with > > generosity and kindness. > > > > Rayene Sperbeck > > > > > > > > > > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > > MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print > > your photos: > > http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx > > > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Movies - coverage of the 74th Academy Awards® > http://movies.yahoo.com/

I sure would appreciate getting a DCT for the following man: Coleman Forest NEER b. 1-28-1903 d. 5-31-1984 in Los Angeles Co Any help will be greatly appreciated. Chris (in OK) cchambers@geotec.net

I just have to once again thank all the hard working volunteers at "Calosang" for providing information that can sometimes be life altering! Through this "group," I found out about my biological dad, who unfortunately passed away in 1992, however, his obit which was provided for me in December of 1999 lead me to find two "new" half-sisters that I never knew I had! I have been corresponding with both of them in Europe for the last year and a half and am FINALLY going to meet them this summer! My "Flanigan" roots lead me to find a sister living in Germany and another in Ireland. Even at the ripe old age of 45 it is still exciting to meet new siblings and learn more about my family. For those of you searching for parents and/or other lost relatives all I can say is keep it up! The pursuit can be very rewarding and very surprising! Shelly "Flanigan"-Washington State