I have a Thomas Carey who died May 16, 1906 San Francisco County. I don't think that there is anyone who transcribes Death Certificates for San Franciscoi County on the CADI Mailing List so I need to write for a Death Certificate. Where do I write in San Francisco County and how much does it cost? Sincerely Richard Malatzky

Hi all, Just an update to my California pages: California Obituary Links http://obit.obitlinkspage.com/ca.htm California Obituary Search Engines http://www.obitcentral.com/obitsearch/a-c.htm California CemSEARCH http://www.obitcentral.com/cemsearch/ca-cem.htm California Historical & Genealogical Societies http://hs.obitlinkspage.com/ca.htm California GenTalk http://www.geocities.com/gentalk777/ca.htm WebWide Surname Locator http://surnames.obitlinkspage.com Hope these help someone's research, Sincerely, Bill Cribbs Obituary Central http://www.obitcentral.com Obituary Links Page http://www.obitlinkspage.com GenDirectory.com http://www.gendirectory.com WebWide Surname Locator http://www.obitlinkspage.com/surnames/

Hi Richard - Your questions will be answered at this site -- http://vitalrec.com/ca.html#County Luck, RUTH _________________________________ Ruth(Grady)Skewis-Sacramento, CA ruth4527@mindspring.com > -----Original Message----- > From: Richard Malatzky [mailto:malatzky@pipeline.com] > Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2002 12:34 PM > To: CASANFRA-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [CASANFRA] Where to write for Death Certificates > > > I have a Thomas Carey who died May 16, 1906 San Francisco County. I > don't think that there is anyone who transcribes Death Certificates for > San Franciscoi County on the CADI Mailing List so I need to write for a > Death Certificate. Where do I write in San Francisco County and how much > does it cost? > > > Sincerely > > Richard Malatzky > >

Edward A. Black, Sr. is an ANGEL...I was just wishing this morning someone had done San Francisco! Sue Silver ----- Original Message ----- From: "Edward A. Black, Sr." <w6uyf@earthlink.net> To: <CASANFRA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2002 10:55 AM Subject: [CASANFRA] Partial Transcription for 1870 census for San Francisco County - (1st Ward).... > I just completed transcribing the first 120 pages for the 1st Ward in > the 1870 Census for San Francisco County, CA and have it online. It > is my hope that it will help a lot of people. > > I am now continuing the transcribing of the 1st Ward, and will follow it > with the 2nd Ward on thru the 12th Ward. This will likely take many > months to complete, but I will periodically inform as to its status. As > can be imagined, this is going to be quite a task, but well worth it to > me, knowing so many will be helped... > > > The 1870 San Francisco County (1st Ward) Census transcription will be > located at: > > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~cenfiles/ca/sanfrancisco/1870/ed39/sanfrancisco/war d01/ > > > It is my belief that this will help researchers a lot. > > Sincerely, > Edward A. Black, Sr. [a native of Alameda County, born in Oakland] > >

I just completed transcribing the first 120 pages for the 1st Ward in the 1870 Census for San Francisco County, CA and have it online. It is my hope that it will help a lot of people. I believe from "http://americahurrah.com/SanFrancisco/VotingWards.htm" that the 1st Ward is likely located in an area bounded by Kearny St. and Washington St. and the San Francisco Bay...in northeastern San Francisco [near today's Financial District?]. I believe this part of San Francisco was distroyed in 1906 in the aftermath of the Great Quake of 1906 by the fire that distroyed much of San Francisco. I am now continuing the transcribing of the 1st Ward, and will follow it with the 2nd Ward on thru the 12th Ward. This will likely take many months to complete, but I will periodically inform as to its status. As can be imagined, this is going to be quite a task, but well worth it to me, knowing so many will be helped... The 1870 San Francisco County (1st Ward) Census transcription will be located at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~cenfiles/ca/sanfrancisco/1870/ed39/sanfrancisco/ward01/ It is my belief that this will help researchers a lot. Sincerely, Edward A. Black, Sr. [a native of Alameda County, born in Oakland]

I just completed transcribing the first 120 pages for the 1st Ward in the 1870 Census for San Francisco County, CA and have it online. It is my hope that it will help a lot of people. I am now continuing the transcribing of the 1st Ward, and will follow it with the 2nd Ward on thru the 12th Ward. This will likely take many months to complete, but I will periodically inform as to its status. As can be imagined, this is going to be quite a task, but well worth it to me, knowing so many will be helped... The 1870 San Francisco County (1st Ward) Census transcription will be located at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~cenfiles/ca/sanfrancisco/1870/ed39/sanfrancisco/ward01/ It is my belief that this will help researchers a lot. Sincerely, Edward A. Black, Sr. [a native of Alameda County, born in Oakland]

(corrected) I wanted to share with all the fact that I have completed in full and have online the entire 1870 Federal Census for Marin County. I accomplished that when I completed Tomalas & Sausalito Townships and provided the list of Indians, which were seperated.... *** The 1870 Marin Census transcription is at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~cenfiles/ca/marin/1870/ Proofreading is still ongoing and should be completed in the near future with much thanks to Cathy of the Marin Genealogical Society. Her assistance and that of Jane Black (not relation to me) has been invaluable in completing this task. Sincerely, Edward A. Black, Sr. [a native of Alameda County, born in Oakland & raised in San Leandro]

I wanted to share with all the fact that I have completed in full and have online the entire 1870 Federal Census for Santa Clara County. I accomplished that when I completed Tomalas & Sausalito Townships and provided the list of Indians, which were seperated.... *** The 1870 Marin Census transcription is at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~cenfiles/ca/marin/1870/ Proofreading is still ongoing and should be completed in the near future with much thanks to Cathy of the Marin Genealogical Society. Her assistance and that of Jane Black (not relation to me) has been invaluable in completing this task. Sincerely, Edward A. Black, Sr. [a native of Alameda County, born in Oakland & raised in San Leandro]

This message is for Maryann Swigert, and Patti: I have checked LDS microfilm #974,858 and found the marriage that Maryann was looking for, but not Patti's. Perhaps she would like to check out the film herself. It is handwritten and alphabetized by first letter only, so I could have missed Alois and Florence Brunn. The film has Re-recorded marriages from 1860-1873 (typewritten); and Index to San Francisco Marriage Licenses 1904-1906. This is handwritten, and is the last book on the film. The opening page reads: "Book opened Sep 1, 1905 - Closed April 17, 1906. All marriage licenses left at this office for recording from April 7- April 16 (inclusive) were destroyed by fire April 18, 1906." Fortunately this index survived, even those the certificates burned. (I was fortunate to find a marriage entry here my own research.) "William K Mordock and Estelle ? Dunford Oct 17, 1905 in San Francisco by F W Sampett Book 146 pg 233" This entry is on page 121 under the "Male" entries. Interestingly enough, under the "Female" entries, they entered his name first - as William K Dunford married to Estell Dunford. (Must have been a Friday afternoon - late!) Barbara in So Calif

Hi, Does anyone know if there is an index to divorce records - say 1940 to 1970 era. Looking for a divorce record for Earl Peter COUSINEAU. He was living in San Francisco when he died in 1971, and I believe he was there a long while before that. Any help gratefully received. Frances __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - online filing with TurboTax http://taxes.yahoo.com/

I need to request a look up for the 1910 and 1920 census for the surname TAURECK in SF and Alameda Counties. Possible first names will be Fred (Frederick), Henry, Douglas. As TAURECK is a rather unusual surname I'm sure there will not be many TAURECK's posted but for a few. Thank you, Patti pmhpml@hotmail.com _________________________________________________________________ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com

To Andrew in CO mailto:andrew@vail.net I have copied your request and will be mailing to you shortly. Highlights: Capt. Edmund McNEVIN was born in Dublin Ireland in 1832. His father was Daniel McNEVIN, prominent attorney and Sheriff of Galway. His mother was Miss Emily Catharine Blake FOSTER, from Glasnevin, Dublin. His eldest brother, Thomas, was one of the leading barristers of Dublin. In 1847 Capt. Edmund crossed the Atlanticin the Great Western. In 1874 he came to San Francisco and was engaged with the Oregon Steamship Company. His first wife was Miss TATEM of Leeds, England, cousin to John BRIGHT, the great English statesman. She left two sons: Edmund Henry and Alfred Darcy. The Captain's present wife was Miss WALKER, daughter of the Hon. Judge G. B. WALKER of San Francisco. They have three children: Alice E. De BURG and Julia Emily WALKER and one son, Peter Collins McNEVIN. MCNEVIN ALICE 04/27/1884 WALKER MCNEVIN F CALIFORNIA SONOMA 08/11/1953 69 yrs 1880 Census Place: San Francisco, San Francisco, California Source: FHL Film 1254075 National Archives Film T9-0075 Page 390A Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Edwin MC NEVIN Self M M W 48 IRE Occ: Teacher Of Navigation Fa: IRE Mo: IRE Mary Emma MC NEVIN Wife F M W 53 ENG Occ: Keeping House Fa: ENG Mo: ENG Edmund MC NEVIN Son M S W 15 AUST Occ: At Home Fa: IRE Mo: ENG Alfred MC NEVIN Son M S W 12 ENG Occ: At Home Fa:

Treasure Island is about 1 mile long, 2.25 miles east-northeast of North Point in San Francisco Bay. The feature is connected to Yerba Buena Island by a cause-way. The island was built from 1936 to 1938 by pumping sand and mud dredged from the bay into an enclosure formed by a rock retaining wall; it was used for Goden Gate International Exposition in 1939 and 1940, and it became a navy installation during World War II. Source: "Durham's Place-Names, San Francisco Bay Area", pg. 183. Hope this helps. Roberta

Hi there In 1938 my grandmother's sister and her husband ELIZABETH 'LIBBIE' AND HARRY SPEAR lived at 1196 Broadway St., San Francisco. There son ROY SPEAR and his wife FRANCIS and their daughters Bette and Donny lived across the street. Does anyone have a directory to look up ROY'S address? Is it possible to find out how long both families lived at these addresses? In 1938 would they have lived in houses or apartmenets there? What kind of an area was it? I have found the street on a map. The family is below. Thanks for reading this. Judy in Canada Descendants of Henry 'Harry' Spear 1 Henry 'Harry' Spear 1878 - 1972 b: September 1878 in Southport, Lancashire. UK d: March 1972 . +Elizabeth 'Libby' Isabel McCannell 1880 - 1949 b: February 20, 1880 in Glengarry, Ontario m: October 02, 1906 in Vancouver, BC, Canada d: September 14, 1949 in San Mateo, California, USA ..... 2 Roy Donald Spear 1907 - 1953 b: July 19, 1907 in San Fransisco, California, USA d: May 30, 1953 in San Fransisco, California, USA ......... +Frances ??? m: Abt. 1936 ............ 3 Donnie Spear 1937 - b: Bef. 1937 ............ 3 Beth 'Bette"Spear 1937 - b: Abt. 1937

Is there a marriage index for the San Francisco Area for the years 1910-1914? If so, would appreciate a look-up for a Carrie PARMER and Ralph T. BLISS. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Janet

Greetings, I have been trying to locate children / relatives / friends of this man. Robert Emmett Pearson was born in Minnesota in 1923. His parents were Emmett V Pearson and Cathryn Sullivan Pearson (both born in Minnesota and moved to Northern California sometime in the 1920s or 1930s). I knew his parents very well. I have letters, cards, and mortuary and newspaper obits for both Emmett V. and Robert Emmett Pearson. Emmett V. died in Southern California in 1966 where he and his wife were living at the time. Cathryn Sullivan Pearson sent me letters and cards from the time I was very little (1949) to the 1970s. She died in Northern California in 1982. She and her husband are buried in San Diego. Robert Emmett Pearson had a daughter named Cathryn Pearson, born around 1954, 1955, or 1956. Her nickname was Kitty. Robert Emmett Pearson had a son named Robert Pearson, born around 1956, 1957, 1958 (nicknamed Bobby). The children's mother's name was Tina, but I have no maiden name for her. They were divorced in the 1960s, and she and the children moved to Northern California. Since I have just discovered these websites, I am hoping someone knows of this family since Robert Emmett Pearson lived in Southern California at his death in 1969 and is buried there. Robert Emmett Pearson was a journalist for the Pacific Palisades newspaper in the 1960s. He was an editor for the Seabees yearbook at one time. He wrote a non-fiction book that was nominated for the Pulitzer Prize. He wrote stories for True West magazine. He was an historian for the Navy and went to Viet Nam in the fall of 1968. He died the next February. His wife at that time was named Jane. I would be most appreciative to receive any information regarding Robert Emmett Pearson or his family. Thank you, Carol Calif native in VA

Did anyone figure out how this series of posts that we got on 4/2 would give us the ED for the 1930 census? This series of posts covered "census Reel 194" through "census Reel 200". Thanks to ever sent them - nice of you - but I'm hoping you can help a little more.. Thanks, RUTH _________________________________ Ruth(Grady)Skewis-Sacramento, CA ruth4527@mindspring.com > -----Original Message----- > From: GGDGEN@aol.com [mailto:GGDGEN@aol.com] > Sent: Tuesday, April 02, 2002 7:26 AM > To: CASANFRA-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [CASANFRA] 1930 census reel 194 > > > T626 194SAN FRANCISCO 38- 1 SAN FRANCISCO CITY, ASSEMBLY DIST. 22 (PART), > BOUNDED BY (NW) MARKET; (E) EMBARCADERO, MISSION EXTENDED, SAN > FRANCISCO BAY; > (SW) 1ST. T626 194 SAN FRANCISCO 38- 2 U.S. NAVAL TRAINING > STATION AT YERBA > BUENA (GOAT) ISLAND > T626 194 SAN FRANCISCO 38- 3 SAN FRANCISCO CITY, ASSEMBLY DIST. > 22 (PART), > BOUNDED BY (NW) MARKET; (NE) 1ST; (SE) HOWARD; (SW) 3D. > T626 194 SAN FRANCISCO 38- 4 SAN FRANCISCO CITY, ASSEMBLY DIST. > 22 (PART), > BOUNDED BY (NW) HOWARD; (NE) 1ST; (SE) SAN FRANCISCO BAY; (SW) > 2D, HARRISON, > HAWTHORNE, FOLSOM, 3D. > T626 194 SAN FRANCISCO 38- 5 SAN FRANCISCO CITY, ASSEMBLY DIST. > 22 (PART), > BOUNDED BY (NW) BRYANT; (E) 2D, SAN FRANCISCO BAY; (SW) 4TH. > T626 194 SAN FRANCISCO 38- 6 SAN FRANCISCO CITY, ASSEMBLY DIST. > 22 (PART), > BOUNDED BY (NW) FOLSOM; (NE) 3D; (SE) BRYANT; (SW) 5TH. > T626 194 SAN FRANCISCO 38- 7 SAN FRANCISCO CITY, ASSEMBLY DIST. > 22 (PART), > BOUNDED BY (NW) HOWARD; (NE) 3D; (SE) FOLSOM; (SW) 5TH. > T626 194 SAN FRANCISCO 38- 8 SAN FRANCISCO CITY, ASSEMBLY DIST. > 22 (PART), > BOUNDED BY (NW) MARKET; (NE) 3D; (SE) HOWARD; (SW) 4TH. > T626 194 SAN FRANCISCO 38- 9 SAN FRANCISCO CITY, ASSEMBLY DIST. > 22 (PART), > BOUNDED BY (NW) MARKET; (NE) 4TH; (SE) HOWARD; (SW) 5TH. > T626 194 SAN FRANCISCO 38- 10 SAN FRANCISCO CITY, ASSEMBLY DIST. > 22 (PART), > BOUNDED BY (NW) MARKET; (NE) 5TH; (SE) HOWARD; (SW) 6TH. > T626 194 SAN FRANCISCO 38- 11 SAN FRANCISCO CITY, ASSEMBLY DIST. > 22 (PART), > FORD APTS. AT 957 MISSION. > T626 194 SAN FRANCISCO 38- 12 SAN FRANCISCO CITY, ASSEMBLY DIST. > 22 (PART), > BOUNDED BY (NW) HOWARD; (NE) 5TH; (SE) HARRISON; (SW) 6TH. > T626 194SAN FRANCISCO 38- 13 SAN FRANCISCO CITY, ASSEMBLY DIST. > 22 (PART), > BOUNDED BY (N) FOLSOM, 7TH, HOWARD, 6TH, HARRISON; (E) 5TH; (S) > BRYANT; (W) > 8TH. > T626 194 SAN FRANCISCO 38- 14 SAN FRANCISCO CITY, ASSEMBLY DIST. > 22 (PART), > BOUNDED BY (NW) MISSION; (NE) 6TH; (SE) HOWARD; (SW) 7TH. > T626 194 SAN FRANCISCO 38- 15 SAN FRANCISCO CITY, ASSEMBLY DIST. > 22 (PART), > BOUNDED BY (NW) MARKET; (NE) 6TH; (SE) MISSION; (SW) 8TH. > T626 194 SAN FRANCISCO 38- 16 SAN FRANCISCO CITY, ASSEMBLY DIST. > 22 (PART), > BOUNDED BY (NE) 7TH; (SE) FOLSOM; (W) 9TH, HOWARD, 8TH, MISSION. > T626 194SAN FRANCISCO 38- 17 SAN FRANCISCO CITY, ASSEMBLY DIST. > 22 (PART), > BOUNDED BY (NW) MARKET; (NE) 8TH; (SE) HOWARD; (SW) 10TH. > T626 194 SAN FRANCISCO 38- 18 SAN FRANCISCO CITY, ASSEMBLY DIST. > 22 (PART), > BOUNDED BY (N) MARKET, 10TH, HOWARD, 9TH, FOLSOM, 8TH; (E) > BRYANT, 10TH; (S) > DIVISION; (W) 11TH. > T626 194 SAN FRANCISCO 38- 19 SAN FRANCISCO CITY, ASSEMBLY DIST. > 22 (PART), > BOUNDED BY (N) BRYANT, 4TH; (E) LOUISIANA, ELDORADO, ILLINOIS; > (S) 16TH; (W) > POTRERO AVE. > T626 194 SAN FRANCISCO 38- 20 SAN FRANCISCO CITY, ASSEMBLY DIST. > 22 (PART), > BOUNDED BY (N) DIVISION; (E) POTRERO AVE., 16TH, SAN BRUNO AVE., 18TH, > POTRERO AVE.; (S) 20TH; (W) BRYANT. > T626 194 SAN FRANCISCO 38- 21 SAN FRANCISCO CITY, ASSEMBLY DIST. > 22 (PART), > BOUNDED BY (N) 16TH; (E) MISSISSIPPI; (S) 18TH; (W) SAN BRUNO AVE. > T626 194 SAN FRANCISCO 38- 22 SAN FRANCISCO CITY, ASSEMBLY DIST. > 22 (PART), > BOUNDED BY (N) 18TH; (E) CONNECTICUT; (S) 20TH; (W) POTRERO AVE. > T626 194 SAN FRANCISCO 38- 23 SAN FRANCISCO CITY, ASSEMBLY DIST. > 22 (PART), > BOUNDED BY (N) 18TH, MISSISSIPPI, 16TH, ILLINOIS, ELDORADO; (E) > SAN FRANCISCO > BAY; (S) 20TH; (W) CONNECTICUT. > T626 194 SAN FRANCISCO 38- 24 SAN FRANCISCO CITY, ASSEMBLY DIST. > 22 (PART), > BOUNDED BY (N) 20TH; (E) POTRERO AVE., 21ST, YORK; (S) 22D; (W) BRYANT. > T626 194 SAN FRANCISCO 38- 25 SAN FRANCISCO CITY, ASSEMBLY DIST. > 22 (PART), > BOUNDED BY (N) 21ST; (E) POTRERO AVE.; (S) 23D; (W) YORK. > T626 194 SAN FRANCISCO 38- 26 SAN FRANCISCO CITY, ASSEMBLY DIST. > 22 (PART), > BOUNDED BY (N) 22D; (E) YORK, 23D, POTRERO AVE., 24TH, YORK; (S) > 25TH; (W) > BRYANT. >

Can someone fill me in on what/where someone would be working if they were listed as working for the Treasure Island Public Works Department in 1953? Thanks, Pat

Bill The other night I was walking up Grove and on the 700 block there is a old brick building on the S.W. corner of Grove and Buchanan. It has a date on it of 1927, but it looks, much older. Also there is some lettering on the Grove side, that looks like something "Library" something. Do you know anything about it, thanks. George __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - online filing with TurboTax http://taxes.yahoo.com/

Patti The first marriage that you will find for San Francisco, are dated April 19, 1906. There was a small, earthquake and fire that started the day before, that burned the earlier ones. ;-) George --- Patti It's_Me <pmhpml@hotmail.com> wrote: > > Does anyone know when the SF Marriage Records were > required to be registered > and if so how might I obtain access to them? I am > looking for the marriage > record for my ggrandfather, Alois Brunn and Florence > (last name unknown) who > were married between 1900 and 1905 in or near San > Francsico (but probably > within SF) > > Thank you, > > Patti > > pmhpml@hotmail.com > > _________________________________________________________________ > Join the world�s largest e-mail service with MSN > Hotmail. > http://www.hotmail.com > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - online filing with TurboTax http://taxes.yahoo.com/