This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Frenzell Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/JW.2ADI/2154 Message Board Post: If anyone has access to the 1962 La Sierra High School yearbook, would it be possible to check for a senior picture of Herbert Frenzell, please? I'm trying to verify that he graduated from this school. It would also be a great help if his senior picture could be scanned to me for use in a Vietnam Memorial project. Thank you! --Kathie

I can get a dc transcription if there is no obituary. Let me know. I receive about 200 emails a day. Without the prior email or copy of the message I have no clue as to what I am supposed to help you with. I hope you understand. Just send the message back with the original information and I will try to help as much as I can. Sandrah@ix.netcom.com -----Original Message----- From: sjdelta68@sbcglobal.net [mailto:sjdelta68@sbcglobal.net] Sent: Saturday, March 18, 2006 7:53 PM To: CASACRAM-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Mar 2005 Obit request This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/JW.2ADI/2152.1 Message Board Post: I searched Daily Obituary Times http://obits.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/obit.cgi which is indexed by a volunteer for the Sacramento Bee and nothing showed there....glad to see you used the Post-em on the SSDI listing ______________________________

Sacramento Daily Union Monday, January 2, 1865 SACRAMENTO CITY AND COUNTY Record of Local Events The following is a record of events occurring in Sacramento and vicinity during the year: JANUARY 1st-This day was observed throughout the city as a general day of rejoicing. 2d-McKean BUCHANAN, convicted of violating the Sabbath by dramatic exhibitions, was fined $100 by the Police Justice...J.S. BARRETT elected Secretary of the Supreme Court by the Judges. 5th-Attorney General McCULLOUGH brought suit in the District Court to recover $1,217.92 from the bondsmen of G.R. WARREN, the defaulting Controller...The Chief of Police commenced the removal of all swinging signs as nuisances under city ordinance. 6th-William HUME, hunter of this city, received the prize hat awarded him by B.F. DAVENPORT, of Yuba, as best shot north of Monte Diablo...Turn-table of the Pacific Railroad completed at the foot of I street...Andrew VILLA, a prisoner at the County Jail, died of paralysis. 7th-Shooting affray at the Union Hotel among a party of gamblers. Nobody hit. 8th-Officer LOCKE, being attacked with a stone slung in a handkerchief by a soldier named FINNEGAN, shot Finnegan, inflicting a severe wound.....S. TRYON elected Foreman of Young America Engine Company No. 6....Jose MARQUEZ, Consul General to Central America, sued for a writ of habeas corpus for the possession of his son Arnold MARQUEZ, aged four years. 9th and 10th - Difficulty between the civil and military authorities on account of Colonel BROWN, of the First Regiment Cavalry, attempting to arrest policeman LOCKE for shooting at FINNEGAN on the 8th. Amicably settled. 11th-G.W. LANGVILLE, a well-known fireman of this city, died in San Francisco on his way to the Atlantic States. 12th-A.H. DAKE, convicted of murder in second degree for killing Charles YATES, was released on bail of $6,000....An idiotic Italian, sent from this city to the State Insane Asylum, sent back here again as not dangerous. 13th-Troops paid off at Camp Union by the Paymaster...Unusually low water in the Sacramento river. 14th-Funeral of the late G.W. LANGVILLE and great turn out of the Fire Department...M.W. LOWELL, a resident of this city, knocked down and robbed by highwaymen, near the corner of Tenth and C streets, at nine P.M....Provost Guard patrolled the city all night...Company L, First Cavalry, sailed for San Pedro via San Francisco. 15th-Preparations were made for the raising of buildings on Front street to the grade of the Pacific Railroad Company's embankment...Miss Emma HARDINGE delivered a lecture on the "Spirit of 1864" at the Jewish Synagogue. 16th-F.B. Clements, a surveyor on the Pacific Railroad was killed by being run over by a locomotive. 17th-The residence of B.F. HASTINGS, on Third street, was entered by burglars and robbed of $200 worth of silver plate. 18th-Extempore legislative excursion on the Pacific Railroad and Impromptu Jollification 19th-The old building on Eighth street, known as "Our House," totally destroyed by fire...Frank KOSTA accidentally shot J. MARCOVICH above the knee. 20th-Jacob GRUHLER, a well-known citizen, invents a novel barometer...Great novelty at the Methodist Church in the shape of a lecture on temperance by a member of the Legislature. 21st-Judge CLARK, in the case of CROWLEY vs. HARDING, decided the Pound Ordinance to be invalid...Sarah T. HOLMES sued J.S. MEREDITH for breach of promise, laying damages at $5,000...The "Union Boy," a twelve-pounder field gun, purchased by Wm. M. SIDDONS for the purpose of firing salutes, made its debut...A battalion of loyal German militia was organized in this city. 22d-The Grand Jury brought in a true bill of indictment against Andrew H. MERRILL for the murder of D.C. MILLER...General SUTTER visited the city for the first time in six years. 24th-Mrs. Joseph MARZEN, wife of a well-known citizen, was found dead in her bed; supposed self-destruction. 25th-Hack race at the Park won by the team of J.W. WILSON...Miss Frances R. GASS made her debut at the Metropolitan Theater in the comedy of "All that Glitters is not Gold." 26th-Patsey CALLAHAN, a chronic fightist, killed at the Bank Exchange, by a stab from a knife in the hands of Thomas SHERMAN. 27th-Fire at the City Water Works; damage trifling...SHERMAN, accused of the murder of Patsey CALLAHAN, discharged from custody by the Police Judge...B.N. BUGBEY, Sheriff, refused to receive United States legal tender notes at par in payment of criminal fines. 28th-Boilers, manufactured in this city for a new steamer building at San Francisco, shipped from the boiler works of FLOYD & MOORE. 29th-J.A. CROCKER, ship carpenter of this city, left for Lake Tahoe, for the purpose of building a steamer to run on that lake, the engines being finished in this city...Great dissatisfaction among the soldiers at Camp Union at the acts of the commanding officer, Colonel O.M. BROWN. 30th-Jeff PEABODY, for many years Wells, Fargo & Co.'s delivery clerk in Sacramento, left for Idaho. 31st-Body of a Chinaman, named How Fung, found hanging to a sycamore tree on the north side of the slough...A man, named Joseph BIRGE, died suddenly at the fruit store of John RINES, on K street; cause, enlargement of the heart...A man "garroted" by thieves, on the corner of Tenth and J streets. FEBRUARY 1st-William PIERCE, indicted for manslaughter in killing Frank WHITE at Daylor's Ranch, on the Cosumnes river, in March, 1863, was put on trial in the District Court...Francis McCONNELL appointed Court Commissioner of the Sixth Judicial District. 2d-PIERCE indicted for the killing of WHITE, was acquitted...The Board of Fire Delegates appropriated $700 for improvements to the Firemen's cemetery plot...A.C. BIDWELL, County CLERK elect, filed his bond of $30,000 and entered on the duties of his office. 3d-A.A. SARGENT delivered a very entertaining lecture of the "Lessons of the Times," at the Assembly Chamber...A sturgeon, weighing 336 pounds, caught in the river just below the city...The work of raising CAROLAN's building, on the levee, by hydraulic pressure, was commenced...The sum of $22,000 in county bonds was surrendered to the County Treasurer for $10,862.50 in cash. 4th-A woman named LEARY was found dead in her bed from the effects of liquor. 5th-The Jury in the case of KEEFE, tried for the murder of FINAN, found a verdict of guilty of murder in the second degree. Garroters tried to rob B.F. SHIRLEY in the street, but ran away on the approach of the police. 6th-David Douglass REED, a boy nine years old, was killed by a fall from a horse...A little girl named LYNCH fell from a roof twenty feet to the ground and escaped without serious injury...Great meeting of loyal Irish citizens. 8th-D.W. CHEESMAN, United States Sub-Treasurer for California, delivered an address on "Legal Tender Notes" at the Capitol...S.B. FREELAND, a pioneer of Sacramento, died....The Board of Trustees passed a new pound ordinance relative to animals running at large. 9th-Villainous attempt to throw the Valley Railroad train off the track by unknown persons. 10th-A dispatch from San Francisco stated that WELLS, the Sacramento murderer, had been arrested at Bannock, Idaho...A man named John LANE fell dead out of his chair at the What Cheer House. 11th-Another dispatch from Idaho stated that the man arrested as WELLS, the murderer, was not the real Wells, and he was set at liberty...Fight on the levee between MOAK and COLBY, two steamboatmen...A woman named Jessie TAYLOR attempted suicide by laudanum. 12th-H.M. WOODWORTH, for stealing a horse and buggy, was sent to San Quentin. 13th-House of Peter O'ROURKE, on L street, entered by burglars and robbed of $250...Lo Lee, a Chinese doctor, arrested for stealing clothing...Many business men arrested for violation of the "swinging sign" ordinance. 13th-A shooting affray took place in front of the City Hotel, but the parties eluded arrest. 15th-A burglar robbed one of the chambermaids at TOLL's Hotel...Ex-Governor STANFORD admitted to practice in the Supreme Court...The Marsh Troupe commenced an engagement at the Metropolitan Theater. 16th-Jacob REMMEL injured by being thrown out of buggy, at the corner of H and twentieth streets...Trial of T.G. LESTER, charged with rape upon the person of Viola SARGENT. 17th-A large excursion party, consisting of many members of the Legislature and the Directors of the Road, made a highly satisfactory excursion to Newcastle Gap, on the Pacific Railroad...The Pioneer Mills rebuilt by the old proprietors...A bulkhead commenced at the Water Works. 18th-Professor WHITNEY, State Geologist, delivered a lecture on the Geology of California at the Assembly Chamber...T.G. LESTER found guilty of rape...M.T. HALE was arrested for incest, committed on the person of his daughter. 19th...Turnpike road to the foot-hills was commenced by an incorporated company....The new steamer Annie Stewart arrived at the levee from San Francisco...KEEFE, convicted of the murder (second degree) of FINAN, sentenced to eleven years in the State Prison. 20th-Mortimer J. SMITH, a well-known legislative correspondent of the San Francisco papers, died at the Union Hotel...The New Idra Quicksilver case, involving $250,000 worth of property, began in the Supreme Court. 22d-In the District Court judgement against A.B. RAYNOR and others, bondsmen of G.R. WARREN, was rendered for $1,200.16...John D. YOUNG was elected Captain of the National Guard...T.G. LESTER, convicted of rape, was sentenced to fourteen years in the Penitentiary...Colonel BROWN, commanding Camp Union, hung in effigy by some of his men...Washington's Birthday generally celebrated in the city. 23d-M.T. HALE indicted for incest on the person of his daughter...John CAN ARNAM, who fought at Vicksburg under General Grant, admitted to practice in the Supreme Court. 24th-Adolphus DAVIS committed suicide at Brighton, in this county, by taking strychnine...James BEAMIS, a lad under majority, was arraigned in the County Court for setting fire to the stable of TRYON, some months before...William ATKINS had his leg broken by a runaway team. 25th- A Mormon Conference held at the Chinese Chapel...Election was ordered by the Board of Trustees, to be held on the second Tuesday of March for a Third Trustee...BEAMIS, tried for setting fire to TRYON's stable, was acquitted...Mrs. H. PERRY swallowed a dose of Croton oil by mistake, and barely escaped death. 26th-Rev. Augustus HERTEL severely hurt by being thrown out of a buggy...The opposition steamer Annie Stewart was bought off and her trips discontinued...The steamer Goodman Castle went on a snagging expedition to Steamboat slough...Lieutenant Colonel Edward McGARRY took command of Camp Union, vice Colonel O.M. BROWN, who went to Los Angeles. 28th-The Collector of Internal Revenue sued the brothers L & S. WORMSER for $250 penalty for failure to take out a license as brokers...Company F, First Cavalry, left for San Pedro...Ben. MOORE's saloon robbed of $450. 29th-Trotting race at the Louisiana Course won by Butler's horse Chris Green...Josiah JOHNSON nominated for Third City Trustee. MARCH 1st-The body of an unknown man was found floating in the river at the foot of R street...A man named John TURNER was drowned in the Sacramento river by falling overboard from a wood barge. 2d-Stone & Co., of this city, contracted for the labor of one hundred convicts in the saddle shop at San Quentin. 3d-Lecture by G.T. BROMLEY in aid of the repairs of Agricultural Hall...W.P. COLEMAN nominated by many taxpayers as candidate for the office of Third Trustee. 4th-A large salmon trout, weighing twelve pounds, and closely resembling those of the great lakes, caught at HOOKER's ranch. 5th-T.W. EAVES was arrested in the street while suffering from mania a potu. 6th-A.H. DAKE, under sentence for manslaughter, was surrendered by his bondsmen. 7th-The new county officers - James McCLATCHY, Sheriff; P.R. BECKLEY, Assessor; A.C. BIDWELL, County Clerk, and M.M. ESTEE, District Attorney - entered upon their respective official duties. 8th-The work of grading the Sacramento Turnpike Road to the foothills suspended...The stables, stands and tavern on the Louisiana Race Course destroyed by fire...C.H. ROSS elected Foreman of Alert Hook and Ladder Company, No. 2. 9th-Carl GERHOLD, an old offender, who had escaped from our County Jail, sent back from San Francisco...B.N. BUGBEY, ex-Sheriff, made his final settlement with the Auditor - $6,900 in gold. 10th-Thomas HANSBROW, of this city, received a patent for his amalgamator for reducing silver ores...A man named ROGERS fell overboard from the San Francisco boat as he was leaving the levee, but was recovered. 11th-Attempt of prisoners to break jail frustrated by Sheriff McCLATCHY...F.S. LARDNER, County Treasurer elect, entered on the duties of his office. 12th-W.F. MARQUAND accidentally shot and killed by H.P. CRAMER...A battery of seven pieces of artillery, for defense of the Capital, arrived from San Francisco. 13th-The stable of R.L. ROBERTSON, containing the new battery of seven pieces, destroyed by fire. 14th-Excursion of citizens to eastern terminus of the Pacific Railroad...Josiah JOHNSON took his seat as Third City Trustee. 15th-The work of rebuilding the burnt battery commenced by Adjutant General KIBBE. 16th-Schooner Commodore run into and sunk by steamer Yosemite, near Freeport... The office of N.Greene CURTIS, on Sixth street, robbed of three hundred dollars in gold by burglars. 17th-An insane man named L.D. HALL arrested and sent to Stockton, whence he had escaped...The Emmet Guards gave a ball at the Pavilion. 18th-Committee appointed by the Legislature to inquire into the burning of the seven pieces of artillery at ROBERTSON's stables...M.M. ESTEE was substituted for UPTON in all cases in which the city was plaintiff. 19th-Grand excursion of citizens on the Pacific Railroad ...general jubilee at Newcaselt Gap...Captain J. FOLEY elected Captain of the Emmet Guard...G.D. CONKLIN, familiarly called "Yank," a pioneer newspaper carried, died at the hospital. 21st-New brick store on J street commenced by BAKER & HAMILTON...The ball and lecture in aid of the repairs of Agricultural Hall netted $507.10. 22d-The old William Tell House, on J street, destroyed by fire...A Court-martial was impanneled to try Lieutenant JENNINGS, of the Quartermaster's Department...A little girl named Florence HILL killed by falling down stairs...Workmen commenced to grade Sixth street...Fire at the Good Idea saloon. 23d-Union County Convention met at the Sixth street Methodist Church and elected delegates to the State Convention...Body of a drowned man found near the Yolo bridge. 24th-The Board of Trustees ordered three thousand feet of iron pipe for the Water Works...J.H. MASON arrested for embezzlement of money from E.P. FIGG...The schooner Commodore, sunk by the Yosemite, raised by wreckers and sailed for San Francisco. 25th-The first freight transported over the Pacific Railroad - six car loads of granite from BRIGHAM's quarries...The new locomotive Pacific made a trial trip. 26th-"Judas day" celebrated by the Mexican population, who suspended an effigy of Judas Iscariot at the corner of Third and L streets. 27th-The unknown man, whose body was found in the river, recognized as John YOUNG. 28th-Two new locomotives, the C.P. Huntington and T.D. Judah, arrived for the use of the Pacific Railroad. 29th-The ladies' concert and ball in aid of the Sanitary Fund, at the Pavilion, was a great success...Wm. BROWN and Jesse HAVELOUGH were arrested for stealing horses from Joseph BAQUIER, some months before. 30th-Great mass meeting of citizens, to send by the delegates to the National Convention, the sentiments of the loyal people of Sacramento in favor of Lincoln and Johnson...An association was formed to grow cotton and corn in Sinaloa, Mexico, with a capital of $50,000. 31st-A man named John COTTON had his arm caught in some machinery at GOSS & LOMBARD's foundry and badly mutilated...The barge Taylor, loaded with wood, was sunk in the Sacramento river, above the city...The workmen on the Pacific Railroad commenced laying double track on I street.

We often forget that obits and funeral notices are 2 different items. Often we cannot find an obit, but almost everyone has a funeral notice. My experience with the Sac Bee obit index is that it only lists obits, not funeral notices. And I believe that it stops at 2000? Also, remember that the Sac Bee has funeral notices on line - free for 365 days, then $2.95. It has fully searchable index. http://www.legacy.com/SacBee/DeathNotices.asp good luck in your search Betty

Geraldine (Gullion) Kreps KREPS, Geraldine (Gullion) Born June 10, 1933 in Greeley, Colorado, and passed away in Sacramento on March 1, 2005. Survived by loving brothers and sisters Doris Champion, Kenneth Albert Gillion, Mildred Jean Brown, Gerald Wayne Gullion. Preceded in death by her father, James Robert Gullion, and mother Lillian Magdaline Frederiksen, brothers Elmer Ray Gullion, Donald Robert Gullion and Roy Calvin Gullion. Gerry as she was known to family and friends, had worked for two years as a cosmetician but most of her adult life enjoyed her role as a homemaker. She loved to play the piano and played for her church. Mrs. Kreps enjoyed her cat, working in the garden, caring for the elderly and she had a good sense of humor. She accepted the Lord in the summer of 1940. Family and friends are invited to attend a funeral service on Monday, March 7, at 1:00 PM at REICHERT'S FUNERAL CHAPEL, 7320 Auburn Blvd., Citrus Heights, (916) 729-2229. Burial will follow at Sylvan Cemetery. Published in the Sacramento Bee from 3/5/2005 - 3/6/2005.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: KREPS, GULLION Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/JW.2ADI/2152.2 Message Board Post: This obituary appeared in the Sacramento Bee. Thank you!! Susan

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Hello Lists, It has been a long time since I have posted my DUNN/McKinnon/Kinnan brick wall. My great grandfather, William Edward DUNN was born in Lancaster, (Erie County ??)New York 6 Feb 1863. Since his parents both were born in Ireland and he here I must assume that they came to the U.S. sometime before February of 1863. Here is where the family story comes in....When William was about 3 or 4 (about 1866/1867) both his mother Susie McKINNON (several spellings) and his sister (although I have a picture of her I don't know her name) died of small pox. Was there an epidemic of small pox back in that time that might pinpoint the death year closer than what I have? When William was about 8 (about 1871) his father Martin DUNN was run over by a train. I can only imagine what this child must have been going through. The story goes that after William became an orphan he goes to PA to live with his grandparents ; William and Moriah KINEN/KINNAN/KINNON/McKINNON and stays with them until their death (I don't know when that was). He later becomes a chef in Buffalo, New York I am told. William meets Alice May TOMPKINS (born 9 Jan 1869 in Northern Michigan and died 24 Aug 1936 in Sutter Hospital, Sacramento, CA. I have obits. Daughter of Richard Edward TOMPKINS and Mary Evelyn PEETS) marries and has my grandmother (an only child) Doris Lillian DUNN. Although Doris is born in Colden, Erie, NY 6 Jan 1906 the family ends up in Galt, CA running a dairy farm and a home delivery route. William and Alice divorce, I don't know when and he goes to the Ozarks. My aunt claims that he died 13 Mar 1934 in Dolph, Izard, Arkansas but I have yet to find any proof of that. Is there anyone out there who can fill in any of the blanks or point me in the right direction? Thank you, Eileen Gillette Hawthorne, Mineral, Nevada

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/JW.2ADI/2152.1 Message Board Post: I searched Daily Obituary Times http://obits.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/obit.cgi which is indexed by a volunteer for the Sacramento Bee and nothing showed there....glad to see you used the Post-em on the SSDI listing

Nothing found in Obituary Daily Times http://obits.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/obit.cgi ARAGON BILLIE JEAN 01/18/1939 DILLARD CAUGHEY F ARKANSAS LOS ANGELES(19) 12/16/1997 492-38-3736 58 yrs Nothing in the SSDI I didn't find anything searching at America's Obituaries and Death Notices either - the LA Times is included in this database.... Please visit the CADI website http://userdb.rootsweb.com/ca/death/search.cgi and use the ADD link in the right column and leave a message indicating information you might have on this person - maybe someone will find your post and contact you with more information; If you get further details, edit your message to keep it current on the information you have on this person. Colleen List Mom - CA Death Index mailing list ca-death-index-l@rootsweb.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "D. J. Brotherton" <djbrtb@kci.net> To: <CASACRAM-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, March 17, 2006 7:05 PM Subject: [CASacramento] Obit needed > Could anyone help me obtain an obit for > > Billie Jean Caughey Aragon, born January 18, 1939, in Arkansas to Mary > Dillard and Charles Russell Caughey. She died in Los Angeles, California > (19) on December 16, 1997, at the age of 58 years. > > > Thank you, > > Dolores in Colorado > djbrtb@kci.net >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: MCGUFFEY, DEBAR Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/JW.2ADI/2153 Message Board Post: LOOKING FOR BOXING RECORDS FOR SACRAMENTO 1933-34 MY UNCLE, WALTER MCGUFFEY, BOXED IN SACRAMENTO IN THE AMATEUR BOUTS AND HAD ONE PROFESSIONAL BOUT IN RENO, NV AGAINST JACK DEBAR 9-3-1934

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: KREPS, GULLION Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/JW.2ADI/2152 Message Board Post: Can SKS see whether an obituary can be found for the following: Geraldine KREPS, died 1 March 2005 according to SSDI. If she is the person I think she is, she was born in Colorado, daughter of James and Lillian Gullion, and was a cousin of my mother. Last address per SSDI was Sacramento 95826. Thank you for any guidance! Susan

> CASACRAM-D Digest Volume 06 : Issue 28 > > Today's Topics: > #1 TUKE family ["Elaine Date: Thu, 16 Mar 2006 17:04:57 +1100 > From: "Elaine Jefferson" <jeffersoneb@patash.com.au> > To: CASACRAM-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: TUKE family > > Hi > This is a real long shot I am trying to find any > relatives of a family TUKE that was living in > Sacramento in the 1910 & 1920 Census. > Thomas Frank TUKE born 1860 Durham, England came to > USA around 1882 The Ellis Island site is to late for > him and the Castle Garden.org doesn't show him > either, > Thomas married Lucy who was born Michigan and the > couple had Ethel and Mabel. > > If anyone knows of the family. would be most pleased > to learn or thier where abouts today Many thanks > > Elaine in Australia > jeffersoneb@patash.com.au > G'Day Found following for you in California Death Index (CADI) that seem to be a fit. Sequence: Last Name/First Name/Middle/DoB/Mother Maiden/Father Last/Sex/PoB/PoD -California County)/Resience/DoD/SSN/Age/ TUKE/LUCY/-/20 JUN 1865/LYNES/HUTCHINSON/F/MICHIGAN/SACRAMENTO/-/9 DEC 1945/-/80 YRS/ ROBINSON/MARY/ETHEL/22 JUN 1887/-/TUKE/F/MICHIGAN/SACRAMENTO/-/25 SEP 1957/-/70 YRS/ PEARCE/MABEL/TUKE/9 MAR 1891/NEWCOMB/TUKE/F/MICHIGAN/CONTRA COSTA/-/23 APR 1948/556-30-7483/57/ CADI URL is: <http://vitals.rootsweb.com/ca/death/search.cgi> You might want to try other combos of names (such as Mother Maiden, Father Last) and locales to see if there are any other connections. Also might use site's "Post-ems" feature to let others know your interested in these individuals. Good luck Vern D __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

TUKE LUCY 06/20/1865 LYNES HUTCHINSON F MICHIGAN SACRAMENTO 12/09/1945 80 yrs ROBINSON MARY ETHEL 06/22/1887 TUKE F MICHIGAN SACRAMENTO 09/25/1957 70 yrs PEARCE MABEL TUKE 03/09/1891 NEWCOMB TUKE F MICHIGAN CONTRA COSTA 04/23/1948 556-30-7483 57 yrs I can search for possible obits and for dc on Mary and Lucy. Let me know. I receive about 200 emails a day. Without the prior email or copy of the message I have no clue as to what I am supposed to help you with. I hope you understand. Just send the message back with the original information and I will try to help as much as I can. Sandrah@ix.netcom.com -----Original Message----- From: Elaine Jefferson [mailto:jeffersoneb@patash.com.au] Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 10:05 PM To: CASACRAM-L@rootsweb.com Subject: TUKE family Hi This is a real long shot I am trying to find any relatives of a family TUKE that was living in Sacramento in the 1910 & 1920 Census. Thomas Frank TUKE born 1860 Durham, England came to USA around 1882 The Ellis Island site is to late for him and the Castle Garden.org doesn't show him either, Thomas married Lucy who was born Michigan and the couple had Ethel and Mabel. If anyone knows of the family. would be most pleased to learn or thier where abouts today Many thanks Elaine in Australia jeffersoneb@patash.com.au -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean. ______________________________

I've "rescued" an old photograph which is identified as the sister of Earl LINVILLE. The photograph was taken at a studio in Salem, Oregon, likely sometime in the early 1900's with the woman in the photograph probably in her 20's at the time. In addition notations on the back of the photograph also state that Earl LINVILLE is "Freda's Dad". The photograph also appears to have been a gift "from Pansy to Delus" which causes me to wonder if this is a photograph of Pansy LINVILLE? Based on limited research and thanks to the assistance of a LINVILLE Family Researcher I was able to find the following information regarding this LINVILLE Family: Earl Isaac LINVILLE was the son of James & Fannie LINVILLE. James Thomas LINVILLE was b. July 1850 in KY and his wife Fannie LINVILLE (maiden name unknown) was born Sept 1852 in MO. The couple had a total of 5 children with three still living in 1900, those three were: Earl Isaac LINVILLE, b. June 1882/83 in OR, died 7 May 1952 in Contra Costa Co. CA Ethel E. LINVILLE, b. Mar 1884 in OR (married but had no children) Pansy V. LINVILLE, b. Mar 1886 in OR (believed to be the woman in the photograph) Earl Isaac LINVILLE married Orla COX and together they had the following children: Elden Lionel LINVILLE, b. 13 Jan 1916 in OR, died 5 Jul 1992 in Mendocino Co. CA Orvan Earl LINVILLE, b. 12 Jun 1917 in OR, died 22 Mar 1991 in Sacramento Co. CA Delman Leverne LINVILLE, b. 3 Apr 1920 in OR, died 15 Aug 1990 in Sacramento Co. CA Myrle LINVILLE, b. 18 Mar 1922 in Placer Co. CA Bonnie LINVILLE, b. 20 Mar 1924 in Placer Co. CA Freda LINVILLE, b. 20 Feb 1926 in Sacramento Co. CA 1920 Census of Aumsville, OR: Earl I. LINVILLE, age 36, born OR, parents born KY/MO Orla L. LINVILLE, wife, age 25, born OR, parents born CA/MO Elden L. LINVILLE, son, age 3 years + 10 months, born OR Orbin E. LINVILLE, son, age 2 years + 5 months, born OR I'm hoping to locate someone from this LINVILLE Family so that this wonderful old photograph can be returned to their care. If you are a member of this family, or know someone who might be, please contact me. Thanks, Shelley

Could anyone help me obtain an obit for Billie Jean Caughey Aragon, born January 18, 1939, in Arkansas to Mary Dillard and Charles Russell Caughey. She died in Los Angeles, California (19) on December 16, 1997, at the age of 58 years. Thank you, Dolores in Colorado djbrtb@kci.net

Hi This is a real long shot I am trying to find any relatives of a family TUKE that was living in Sacramento in the 1910 & 1920 Census. Thomas Frank TUKE born 1860 Durham, England came to USA around 1882 The Ellis Island site is to late for him and the Castle Garden.org doesn't show him either, Thomas married Lucy who was born Michigan and the couple had Ethel and Mabel. If anyone knows of the family. would be most pleased to learn or thier where abouts today Many thanks Elaine in Australia jeffersoneb@patash.com.au -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

On my recent transcrption of Jan 11 and 12 1906, there is a funeral notice for James H. Corrigan/Carrigan. I double checked and the name was spelled differently on the two days. Betty

As someone mentioned (sorry, I accidentally deleted the message), the deaths on Sept 5 and 6, 1864 were due to the exlposion of a steamer boiler. I am going to transcribe a litte re that soon. Tragically, there were several of these, two notably being Jan 1855 and Feb 1856. The sac library I go to does not have microfilm for Jan 1855, and the Feb 1856 is hit and miss. But What I did find out is that it was not uncommon for the passenger log to be lost in the accident. So there were persons burned beyond recognition and/or drowned in the river who may have never been identified. Betty

I've "rescued" an old photograph of Earl Francis GEITNER which was taken at the Baldwin Studio in Sacramento, California. The photograph appears to have been taken sometime in the 1880's with Earl's age noted as 7 months and 3 weeks at the time it was taken. Based on limited research I was able to find information regarding Earl Francis GEITNER b. 8 Aug 1890 in Sacramento, CA to parents Lewis S. GEITNER and Mary E. CARTER. Earl Francis GEITNER died 10 Sept 1958 in San Francisco, CA. In 1900 the family was living in Sutter, CA with census records providing the following information: Lewis S. GEITNER, age 52, born Nov 1847, married 11 years, born OH, parents born NY/OH, a Teamster Mary E. GEITNER, wife, age 47, born Nov 1853, married 11 years, 8 children/6 living, born WI, parents born NY/VT Earl F. GEITNER, son, age 9, born Aug 1890, born CA Ethel M. GEITNER, dau, age 8, born Jan 1892, born CA Mattie C. NILES, step-dau, age 23, born Aug 1876, born CA, parents born NY/WI, a School Teacher John J. NILES, step-son, age 22, born Dec 1877, born CA, parents born NY/WI, Railroad Shop Car Sealer Laura S. NILES, step-dau, age 18, born Feb 1882, born CA, parents born NY/WI, at School Bradford CARTER, nephew, age 21, born Sept 1879, born OR, parents born WI/OR, Railroad Shop Car Sealer Guessing that the NILES children are from Mary E. GEITNER's first marriage and Bradford CARTER is her brother's son. In 1910 I find the family still living in Sutter, CA with census records providing the following information: Louis GEITNER, age 62, 2nd marriage 21 years, born OH, parents US born, a Teamster Mary E. GEITNER, wife, age 56, 2nd marriage 21 years, 8 children/6 living, born WI, parents born NY/VT Jabes NILES, step-son, age 32, born CA, parents born NY/WI, a Real Estate Office Worker Laura NILES, step-dau, age 28, born CA, parents born NY/WI, a Primary School Teacher Earl F. GEITNER, son, age 19, born CA, a Railroad Brakeman In 1920 I can only find the Lewis GEITNER Family living in Sacramento, CA with census records providing the following information: Lewis G. GEITNER, age 72, born OH, parents born NY/OH, a House Contractor Mary M. E. GEITNER, wife, age 66, born WI, parents born NY/VT I'm hoping to locate someone from this GEITNER Family so that this wonderful old photograph can be returned to the family. If you are a member of this family, or know someone who might be, please contact me. Thanks, Shelley