My uncle was Geroge Smith Jr and was married to Loretta Jean. I know they had a child and am looking for my aunt and cousin or cousins. George was born in Pennsylvania in 1919 and his parents were George Smith and Mary Ann Brown. George had served in the miltary from 3-26-1940 to 6-24-1945. The VA has no information on George or his family. George died in Nov of 1949 and lived on Lincoln Ave, Pacific Grove, Monterey County. He died in the U. S. Naval Hospital in Oakland and was buried in Pacific Grove, California by the Grant D. Miller Mortuaries, Inc of Oakland, California. Robert L. Robertson was the funeral director.

MabelHello, as I am getting all the marvelous postings , I have been wondering if I could get the newspaper obit for the person listed below?? Regards Sandra Duncan 1. HOWARD ELMER PETER5 FOSTER (FAUSTINO4, VICTORINE FAUSTINO3 MACHADO, JOAO FAUSTINO2, FRANCISCO MACHADO1 VIERA) was born 14 September 1903 in Spreckles, Monterey, CA, and died 29 April 1946 in Salinas, Monterey, CA. He married MARGARET R. UNKNOWN Notes for HOWARD ELMER PETER FOSTER: Jul 1993, d. record found in Salinas at courthouse. Record of funeral b. 14 sep 1903; d. 29 Apr 1946; age 42; acute cirrhosis. (See # 109) ====================================================================== FOSTER HOWARD ELMER 09/14/1903 PIKE FOSTER M CALIFORNIA MONTEREY 04/29/1946 545-22-5325 42 yrs ========================================================================================== Good places to visit!! #1 http://www.mudcreek.ca/ #2http://www.ancientfaces.com/cgi-bin/index.cfm regards SANDRA IN SACRAMENTO ======================== GOOD SEARCH ENGINE & MY HOME PAGE http://www.progenealogists.com/genealogysleuthb.htm #2 search http://www.vitalsearch-ca.com/gen/ca/whatsnew.htm y page http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/3577/ http://www.angelfire.com/ca7/purplevw1 ************************************** http://www.founddogtags.com/ http://www.gencircles.com/ http://www.gencircles.com/users/purplevw1/1/

my father was named abraham fabela. he was born in 1932 in salinas ca. my grandfather's named was manuel fabela and my grandmother's name was mary castillo fabela. is this william my father's brother?

Is anyone familiar with East Alisal St. in Salinas? I've recently found out that my grandfather lived there in 1910 with his parents. I'm going to be visiting Salinas in September and would like to see where they lived so long ago! Do you know if there are houses still on that street? The house # is illegible on the 1910 Census - is there somewhere else I can find out what the # is? I'm pretty sure the census says they rented the house. Any info will be greatly appreciated!!! Candice

I am the GGgrandson of Gen. Thomas Mcgregor and Jenni Matilda Samuela Woodburn.My grandmother, Inez Mcgregor attended their 50th anniversary in 1914. My Ggrandfather was Capt. Robert Royal Mcgregor, Mitchell co.,5th cav. He was born Harrisburg Penn. 1870, ,.died Tucson,Az.,1942. Craig Booker

I'm looking for obituaries for my great grandparents, Walter D. JOYCE and Juanita B. JOYCE (nee FOURNIER), who both died in Monterey County. Walter on 19 Dec 1919 -- Juanita on 5 Jan 1916. Any info will be greatly appreciated! Candice

In 1840 Larkin sent his six year old son, Oliver, to Oahu for his education. The child living in Monterey spoke mainly Spanish and Larkin was unable to converse with him in English. Other children would follow: Spence, Watson, Kinlock, Wilson and Fitch. Larkin writes nothing of little Oliver's feelings on the day he departed Monterey on a small sailing ship for a voyage of thousands of miles, leaving his mother and father. There are other letters from Oliver to his parents and they will added. Bill http://americahurrah.com/Larkin/Oliver.htm -- http://www.americahurrah.com The History Company bill@americahurrah.com

Hi Everyone, Now that I am close to halfway through the genealogy cards [594 cards/1112 entries complete], my next big transcription may be the "First Admitting Census of the County Hospital of Monterey County" [if the original database is no longer available]. "PREFACE — The following material was made available from the Monterey County Historical Society for the express purpose of indexing the patients, or inmates, … for use by genealogists and family researchers." There are a total of 2,541 admissions ["This includes 17 trips to the hospital from 1894 to 1902 for one patient"]. The information was compiled by Bettyann Lockwood Hedegard in 1996 "for the express use of the Monterey County Historical Society." It is a gem. Along with the page number from the original document, this database includes Age, Surname, Given Name, Date Admitted, Status of the individual, Nativity, when they came to California, Date Released, whether or not they were released, and Time Died. The Nativity column reads like a United Nations directory;. The standard problem with transcriptions from handwritten documents applies. Surnames "… were often entered as they sounded to the recorder from patients with heavy accents. Also, spelling of names did not become standardized until after the 1900s." As for the Given Name — "While a lot of names list only an initial, the title Miss has been left out for a female name, but the title Mrs. has been retained to show the difference between husband and wife. Given names for women were not listed until the later years of the census. Note also, that there is no gender asked or stated in the original document." ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- I'm willing to do lookups at the present time and will post the results as a group. FYI, I looked up my Monterey County ancestors and none of them showed up. They were either very healthy, or didn't go to the county hospital for treatment. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hope this helps, Anita C. Monterey County

The TITEMORE family is listed in the 1880 US Census for Monterey County. They were living in the township of Monterey. TITEMORE, Herbert, Self, Male, Married, White, 26, Laborer, b. CAN, F-CAN, M-CAN TITEMORE, Mary, Wife, Female, Married, White, 25, Keeping House, b. CAN, F-CAN, M-CAN TITEMORE, Maynard, Son, Male, Single, White, 3, b. CAN, F-CAN, M-CAN Also living in same household: ECKERTON, Adlaide, Other, Female, White, 2, b. CA, F-NY, M-IA ECKERTON, Ida, Other, Female, White, 7 mos., b. CA, F-NY, M-IA ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- There was no listing for TITEMORE in the 1875 Monterey County Directory. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- There was no listing for TITEMORE in the 1850 Federal Census for Monterey County. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- There was no listing for TITEMORE in the County Hospital Census 1886-1916. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hope this helps, Anita C. Monterey County

Louisa Titemore or Tittemore is my gr-great aunt, born Aug. 7, 1875 in St. Armand, Quebec. Her brother, Herbert, left Quebec in mid 1800's fro Calif. I'm inquiring if she may have come with him. Any info would be appreciated.

Jeanne was my gr- great aunt, born June 29, 1864 in St. Armand, Quebec. Her brother, Herbert, left Quebec for Calif. in mid 1800's, I'm inquiring if she may have come with him. Any info would be appreciated.

Merrill was my gr-great uncle, born Oct. 10, 1860 in St. Armand, Quebec. His brother, Herbert, left Quebec for Calif. in the mid 1800's, I'm inquiring if Merrill may have gone with him. Any info would be appreciated.

Alberta was my gr-great aunt, born in St. Armand, Quebec. Her brother, Herbert, left Quebec for Calif, I'm inquiring if she may have gone with him. Any info would be appreciated.

Anjeanette Titemore orTittemore was my gr-great aunt, born in St. Armand, Quebec. Her brother, Herbert, left Quebec for Calif. in mid 1800's, I'm inquiring if she may have come with him. Any info would be appreciated.

Alfred was my gr-gr-uncle. He may have been born in St. Armand, Quebec. He has been missing since his early teens and the family states he ran away from home and was never hard from again. He was the eldest of 5 siblings. Any info would be appreciated.

Herbert is my gr-grandfather and I'm seeking info on when he arrived in Monterey Co. He married a PELL and had 5 children. Any info would be appreciated.

Seeking info on my gr-grandparents, Herbert Eugene Tittemore, born Aug 2, 1854 in St. Armand, Quebec; married Mary Elisabeth Pell; they moved in Northern Calif. in mid 1800's. Any info would be appreciated.

If anyone is doing obit lookups I would very much appreciate one for a George Smith, died nov 19, 1949 in the US Naval Hospital in Oakland Alameda co. His last known address was lincoln Ave. Pacific Grove Monterey co. ca. My thanks in advance for any assistance. genzoli Founder of California Genealogy Club http://www.clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/californiagenealogy come join us!

I also am interested in the Ingersolls from Marin County,somewhere along the line the Ingersolls and Millers married,now at this time ,it is only speculation on my part that they came from Michigan to Marin to be near an uncle by the name of Frank Miller,his sister Juliette C. Miller -born 1839 either in Ohio or Michigan ,married John S. Ingersoll at Niles Exchange on August 4,1856 ( he died in 1866 in either Missouri or Michigan) and according to family letters and legion,Juliette and her two children Della(born 1857 in Michigan) and Frank (born 1862 in Missouri) went to Marin County California, so your Frank and mine most likely are the same. write me and lets compare notes. Betty Kingsbury

This is an interesting 1848 letter to Larkin from John Coffin Jones in MA on the frenzy of the "gold mania" on the East Coast; outfitting vessels; sailing for Panama. Bill http://americahurrah.com/Larkin/Jones.htm -- http://www.americahurrah.com The History Company bill@americahurrah.com