Hi Beth,   I don't have answers to your question - but I have been looking for relatives/parents/siblings of my great-grandmother, Nora Monahan - any connections??   Nora Monahan, born County Cork, Ireland 25 Mar 1863- died in SF 16 Apr 1937.  According to her death certificate, she came to the US/CA abt 1886. The 1900 census says she came to US in 1889, 1910 census says 1884, 1920 census says 1888, 1930 census says 1888. She married John J. Johnson, a ships carpenter (b.Finland 12 Jun 1860-d.SF 29 Dec 1945) abt 1890 and was with her husband and 4 children in 1900 in Eureka, CA. Her husband, John Johnson, came from Finland in 1888- so I'm looking at the census records that say 1888/89 as potentially just a repeat of her husbands arrival date by the enumerator...but have no docs to prove....   Sometime between 1906-1910 they moved from Eureka to San Francisco - my grandfather, William Francis Johnson (son) said they weren't in SF during the 1906 earthquake - he would have been 6yrs old at the time. By 1910, they are listed in the census in SF and John is on the SF voter registration list at the same address on Winfield St.   Please let me know if Nora rings any bells with your research! I'd be interested in what other ideas you get for searching passenger lists and citizenship records... with a name as common as John J. Johnson, his has naturalization records have been difficult to track down as well! Thanks much! Lynda ----- Original Message ---- From: Beth <glassbybeth@aol.com> To: CASANFRA@rootsweb.com Sent: Friday, July 11, 2008 1:01:53 AM Subject: [CASANFRA] Passenger List and Citizenship records Hi Guys, I have been at the SF website and have been unable to locate the following records.? Any help would be appreciated.? I would like to look them?at the?info myself, if you would just send me the urls.? For: Passenger Lists "via Panama" in 1855. Citizenship between 1860 and 1870. Passenger lists for info "via Panama".? Patrick Monahan?and James Monahan, both state 1855 as to when they arrived in CA by the source Daughters of the Golden West? and are together in the 1860 census in Auburn area.? Lost Patrick after that time.? Don't know relationship of Patrick Monahan b. c.1820 Ireland, to James Monahan b. 1832 Ireland. Brother, Uncle, Cousin ?? The father Patrick Monahan shows up in the 1870 and the 1880 census with son James Monahan.? Then both James and father Patrick?are not listed in the 1900 census.? Can not find a death date for either. James Monahan? Passenger lists for: Patrick Monahan b. 1804?Ireland ?(Father of James Monahan) Citizenship records. All?James & Patrick?Monahan's?state they are "Citizen" in the 1870 census records. Records I have checked: For Citizenship papers: Jim W. Faulkinbury, CGSM All the passenger lists at Maritime records. This family went to Placer Co.., to mine gold, but don't know if they stayed in SF for any length of time..? But must have come through there when they arrived "Via Panama" Thanks for any help............ ;-) ?Beth Out of the Attic .. www.Beth-website.net ************************** Visit SFGenealogy.com! http://www.sfgenealogy.com ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to CASANFRA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hello, I'm trying to do some more research on this shooting on Jan. 13, 1899 All I can find are these two snippets from the Sac. Bee. I'm hoping someone might be able to find some more info in the SF Newspapers. Maybe closer to the date it happened maybe? I'm hoping to find a location of the shooting, photos or more info from the witnesses. If anyone has more access online than I do that would be so very helpful. Names interested in our: Thomas H. Kennedy, Mrs. Elizabeth Regan, and "Mrs. Johnson" or Mrs. Johnston as they call her here "KENNEDY--San Francisco, January 14, 1899- Thomas H. KENNEDY, a mounted policeman, was shot and killed yesterday afternoon [13 Jan 1899] by Mrs. Elizabeth REGAN, a widow. Mrs REGAN claims that KENNEDY called on her in the afternoon in a social way, and they became involved in a quarrel, and fearing harm at his hands, seized the officer's pistol and shot him in the mouth. KENNEDY died on his way to the hospital. Mrs. REGAN made another statement to the effect that the officer was living with her, and that he drew his pistol to intimidate her, and in the scuffle that followed she attempted to seize the weapon and that it discharged, inflicting the wound in the mouth." Source: Sacramento Bee, 14 Jan 1899. Transcribed by Sandi Bordelon. "KENNEDY--Mrs. Elizabeth REGAN, who killed Thomas KENNEDY at her home late yesterday afternoon, was exhonerated today by a Coroner's jury. Mrs. REGAN's sister, Mrs. JOHNSTON who witnessed the shooting, testified the weapon exploded during a struggle for the weapon. The jury returned a verdict that she acted in self defense." Source: Sacramento Bee, 14 Jan 1899. Transcribed by Sandi Bordelon. Thanks, Cathie mankzcat@gmail.com

At 07:34 PM 7/11/2008, you wrote: >I am trying to assist Ted Barnecut - he's looking for info on a SF marriage >around 1921. Any ideas? SFGenealogy.com has all of the information he's asking for on how to find marriage certificates: http://www.sfgenealogy.com/sf/sfranvit.htm#marriages http://www.sfgenealogy.com/sf/sfdata.htm#vindex >"I am trying to find a marriage record ( and eventually obtain a certificate >) for a marriage which took place in San Francisco about 1921. The website >does not appear to cover this period and I am wondering if you can suggest a >way I might be able to find this marriage in the S.F. records. I have the >names of the bride and groom - they were both still single in the 1920 >census and then appear as married in a 1922 S.F. directory available on >line. Please let me know if there are any indexed records available for this >period - are original records at the S.F. county courthouse available to the >public? The bride was named Ida Mae Heath and the groom was Charles W. >Mauser. The 1922 directory I found them in was at distantcousin.com. I >appreciate any help you may provide. Best Regards, Ted Barnecut > >************************** >Visit SFGenealogy.com! >http://www.sfgenealogy.com >-------------------------------

I am trying to assist Ted Barnecut - he's looking for info on a SF marriage around 1921. Any ideas? "I am trying to find a marriage record ( and eventually obtain a certificate ) for a marriage which took place in San Francisco about 1921. The website does not appear to cover this period and I am wondering if you can suggest a way I might be able to find this marriage in the S.F. records. I have the names of the bride and groom - they were both still single in the 1920 census and then appear as married in a 1922 S.F. directory available on line. Please let me know if there are any indexed records available for this period - are original records at the S.F. county courthouse available to the public? The bride was named Ida Mae Heath and the groom was Charles W. Mauser. The 1922 directory I found them in was at distantcousin.com. I appreciate any help you may provide. Best Regards, Ted Barnecut

The Schwabacher family was/is a prominent German Jewish family in San Francisco. Ludwig Schwabacher worked for Crown Paper and ran Schwabacher Frey Stationary. One Schwabacher married Fleischacker. At 06:08 AM 7/11/2008, OhmanGen@aol.com wrote: >Shelley, > >Try contacting The Catholic Kolping Society of San Francisco, 440 Taraval >ST., San Francisco, CA. Here is their information page, >http://kolping.org/SanFrancisco/officers.htm > >They may be able to help. > >Bob Öhman >Gloucester, MA > >Keep the "o" alive! Å Ä Ö > >Researching the following names, Andersson, Arnold, Benhammar, Berlan, >Collier, Damon, Eldridge, Eriksson, Gokey, >Guice, Guise, Guyse, Hamel, Ingalls, >Lusiner, Mason, Meeler, Millen, Morgan, >Petersson, Stackpole, Svengren, Svensson, >Thyberg, Traung, Wretman, Öhman, Öman and many more. >

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Hi Guys, I have been at the SF website and have been unable to locate the following records.? Any help would be appreciated.? I would like to look them?at the?info myself, if you would just send me the urls.? For: Passenger Lists "via Panama" in 1855. Citizenship between 1860 and 1870. Passenger lists for info "via Panama".? Patrick Monahan?and James Monahan, both state 1855 as to when they arrived in CA by the source Daughters of the Golden West? and are together in the 1860 census in Auburn area.? Lost Patrick after that time.? Don't know relationship of Patrick Monahan b. c.1820 Ireland, to James Monahan b. 1832 Ireland. Brother, Uncle, Cousin ?? The father Patrick Monahan shows up in the 1870 and the 1880 census with son James Monahan.? Then both James and father Patrick?are not listed in the 1900 census.? Can not find a death date for either. James Monahan? Passenger lists for: Patrick Monahan b. 1804?Ireland ?(Father of James Monahan) Citizenship records. All?James & Patrick?Monahan's?state they are "Citizen" in the 1870 census records. Records I have checked: For Citizenship papers: Jim W. Faulkinbury, CGSM All the passenger lists at Maritime records. This family went to Placer Co., to mine gold, but don't know if they stayed in SF for any length of time.? But must have come through there when they arrived "Via Panama" Thanks for any help............ ;-) ?Beth Out of the Attic .. www.Beth-website.net

In 1922, it looks like the Schwabachers had a thriving stationery company: http://www.distantcousin.com/Directories/CA/SanFrancisco/1922/Pages.asp?Page=1455 I wonder if you might be able to track them down through old records that way! I love that you "rescue" old photographs -- I do the same thing! v On Wed, Jul 9, 2008 at 7:12 AM, Shelley Cardiel <cardiels@comcast.net> wrote: > I've "rescued" an old photograph identified simply as Mr. SCHWABACHER. The > photograph was taken at the Jacob Shew Studio in San Francisco, California, > likely sometime in the 1860's or 1870's. Mr. SCHWABACHER appears to be in > his 30's or 40's at the time the photograph was taken. I am hoping to > locate someone from his family so that this wonderful old photograph can be > returned to the care of his family. > > If you are a member of this family, or you know someone who might be, > please > contact me. > > Thanks, > Shelley > > ************************** > Visit SFGenealogy.com! > http://www.sfgenealogy.com > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > CASANFRA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

I've "rescued" an old photograph identified simply as Mr. SCHWABACHER. The photograph was taken at the Jacob Shew Studio in San Francisco, California, likely sometime in the 1860's or 1870's. Mr. SCHWABACHER appears to be in his 30's or 40's at the time the photograph was taken. I am hoping to locate someone from his family so that this wonderful old photograph can be returned to the care of his family. If you are a member of this family, or you know someone who might be, please contact me. Thanks, Shelley

I've "rescued" an old photograph simply identified as "Mr. KOHRN" which was taken at the Bryan Studio in San Francisco, California. The photograph appears to have been taken in the 1860's or 1870's with Mr. KOHRN likely in his 30's or 40's at the time it was taken. Based on limited research I was able to locate a possible match in census records as follows: 1880 census of San Francisco, CA: William KOHRN, age 42, a Grocer, born Germany, parents born Germany Mary KOHRN, wife, age 41, Keeping House, born Germany, parents born Germany Adeline KOHRN, dau, age 20, at Home, born Germany William KOHRN, son, age 17, at Home, born Germany John KOHRN, son, age 13, at School, born CA Minnie KOHRN, dau, age 5, born CA I am hoping to locate someone from this KOHRN Family so that this wonderful old photograph can be returned to their care. If you are a member of this family, or you know someone who might be, please contact me. Thanks, Shelley

Cathie... Do you have the name O'Donnell linked anywhere with your San Francisco Condon line? My GGF Martin O'Donnell (b. Co. Limerick, 1849) is said to have had a sister (first name could be Marie/Mary O'Donnell) in SF who supposedly married a Condon. Ring any bells? Thanks for your help... Barb > To: casanfra@rootsweb.com> From: mankzcat@gmail.com> Date: Thu, 3 Jul 2008 09:02:52 -0700> Subject: Re: [CASANFRA] Southern Pacific & The Clock Tower!> > Hi,> > Interesting to here that SP was in the Clock tower, I never knew that.> My grandfather whom died before I was born worked for SP Co. from the > 1919-1945+ in SF.> He worked as a Clerk, Secretary, City Freight Agent and a General > Agent in SF.> Not sure past 1945 because he traveled to Chicago back and fourth.> Is there any good info to be found there? My gf name was Irving W. > Condon b. 1900.> I do have a pretty good timeline of City Directories and Censuses> but I'd love to find more info if I thought there was some there!> > I just learned something else new & interesting about the Clock Tower.> I just found out my ggf on my dad's side came her from MN to help to > help> fix the clock (he was an electrician) from Minneapolis, Minnesota > after the 1906 earthquake.> > To me this was so interesting because my mom's whole four sides of > her family> came to SF from 1860-1880's and I've been doing all this research on > them and> to find out another one of my ggf was in SF well I think that was > really cool!> (That was just told to me from a cousin in MN this summer)> > If anyone has anything to add I'd love to hear it!> > Thanks,> Cathie> > > NOTE: I have a new email mankzcat@gmail.com (same first part > different ending)> **************************> Visit SFGenealogy.com!> http://www.sfgenealogy.com> -------------------------------> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to CASANFRA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message _________________________________________________________________ Need to know now? Get instant answers with Windows Live Messenger. http://www.windowslive.com/messenger/connect_your_way.html?ocid=TXT_TAGLM_WL_messenger_072008

Yes, but I don't do much there as their system is not very Linux compatible at this point. What did you want to know? Why are you considering it and what are you comparing it to? It is worth it for me as I got it for an extremely low rate a year ago, and they do send special offers that are good deals, like I extended my Ancestry.com membership for very cheap through a WVR offer, and their members sometimes get other free offers not available to the general public. I used to really like their search engine results, and am not happy because the site has become hard on my Opera browser now, but that's because it is a non-standard browser and system and it might be different for you if you are using Windows. I have spoken with them and, unlike the huge Ancestry.com, they are trying to make their site more compatible for everyone again. You can always try it and get a refund if you don't like it. I do think that it is an honest company. tc On 6/24/08, Edel/Jack <jackedel@pacbell.net> wrote: > Has anyone had experience with World Vital Records.com ? Thank You.

Hi John... As I'm not certain what documents you might have, I have a couple of suggestions depending upon that, other than marriage information. Your uncle's death certificate might hold some information. They take awhile, however, here's their link: http://www.sfdph.org/dph/comupg/records/vitalRec/default.asp I have several relatives buried in Holy Cross Cemetery in Colma. They, too, will pass on whatever information they have in their files, but for a fee. Here's their information for genealogical research requests: http://www.holycrosscemeteries.com/contact/geneology.htm Here's the web page for their form: http://www.holycrosscemeteries.com/contact/documents/genealogy-form.pdf Possibly the Eureka area libraries might have an obituary from their local paper(s) which might contain his wife's name. Hope this helps... Barb in Modesto > * I am hoping that some of the knowledgeable people on this list help > me with information on how to obtain a marriage record from the City or > County of San Francisco. My great-uncle (Thomas Gray) was listed as > single and living in San Francisco in the 1920 census. He is listed as > still single and living in Eureka in the 1930> census, but when he died in Eureka on December 3, 1944 he is listed as > being married. We have not been able to find a marriage for him in > either Eureka or Humbolt County. He is buried in Holy Cross Cemetery in > San Francisco so we are guessing that he was probably married in San > Francisco between the 1930 census and December 3, 1944. _________________________________________________________________ The i’m Talkaton. Can 30-days of conversation change the world? http://www.imtalkathon.com/?source=EML_WLH_Talkathon_ChangeWorld

http://www.sfgenealogy.com/sf/sfranlib.htm#sfar > Date: Mon, 07 Jul 2008 14:54:23 -0400 > From: John McGreal <bkpkr@ccia.com> > Subject: [CASANFRA] Marriage Information > To: CASANFRA@rootsweb.com > > > * I am hoping that some of the knowledgeable people on this list help > me with information on how to obtain a marriage record from the City or > County of San Francisco. <snipped>

* I am hoping that some of the knowledgeable people on this list help me with information on how to obtain a marriage record from the City or County of San Francisco. My great-uncle (Thomas Gray) was listed as single and living in San Francisco in the 1920 census. He is listed as still single and living in Eureka in the 1930 census, but when he died in Eureka on December 3, 1944 he is listed as being married. We have not been able to find a marriage for him in either Eureka or Humbolt County. He is buried in Holy Cross Cemetery in San Francisco so we are guessing that he was probably married in San Francisco between the 1930 census and December 3, 1944. I have been told that I should try the records in San Francisco rather than the State of California. I guess that my questions are: (1) Where do I write to? (2) Is there is a form that I should use to request a search? (3) What is the cost of a search for 10 years? Thanks in advance for any help you are able to provide. John McGreal Beaver, PA*

Patrick KELLY, his wife, Anna/Anne (nee HANLEY) Kelly and their 3 children, John Hanley Kelly, Edward L. Kelly, and Frances Maria Kelly, moved from Providence, RI to San Francisco sometime between 1874 and 1877.? The older 2 children were b. in Co. Roscommon, IRE; Frances Maria Kelly was b. in Providence, RI. Looking for anyone who has information on, or an interest in, this family. Thanks for any assistance. Ralph Clouse, Sacramento

242 The Infant Shelter/SF Conservatory of Music 1201 Ortega Street 1928 07/20/04 I think her best bet is a death notice of the deceased parents. Then an obit. LDS microfilms from LDS library. Would mean a lot of scanning, but might be worth the look. Jean **************Gas prices getting you down? Search AOL Autos for fuel-efficient used cars. (http://autos.aol.com/used?ncid=aolaut00050000000007)

>From: Marcy Walters <marcywalters@hotmail.com> >Subject: FW: [CASANFRA] Family Name >Date: Sat, 5 Jul 2008 22:06:47 -0700 > >Linda - There was an "home" for orphans and abandoned children - > >THE INFANT SHELTER >in the City of San Francisco >1025 Shotwell Street >Telephone Mission 2175 > >This information came from the SF Genealogy site & is from 1913 - the >information came to that sight from The Golden Nugget Library. -but I >don't know how to get hold of them - best luck > >Marcy

Hi Kim- Are you 100% sure the parents died in a car crash? Where did that info come from? I ask only because I am a birth mom who reunited with my daughter. I was amazed at the lies that were told to the adoptive family about me by the adoption agency. I guess I am saying make sure of your info before completely beleiving it. I would think there would be a news article- having done lots of reading of old newspapers- everything made the news back then and that would of been a big & heart wrenching story - the death of the parents leaving baby twins! Good Luck! Joni Baker Sonoma County, Calif. -------------- Original message -------------- From: "Linda Hamid" <sweeth2o1@gmail.com> > Can anyone offer any suggestions for Kim? Ancestry.com only lists the info > she already has > > > > From: Kim Teague [mailto:kimteague02@hotmail.com] > Sent: Saturday, July 05, 2008 6:17 PM > To: sweeth2o1@gmail.com > Subject: Family Name > > > > Linda, > > > > This email may be in vain, but after a lot of search we are at a dead end. > Just wondering if you can help? We found you name on a search. > > If you can't help, I will understand. Here is the situation. > > > > My Grandfather Robert Bradbury and his twin sister Betty were adopted by > Edwin P. Bradury and Elvira. All we have is the birth certificate showing > these two individuals as parents. The birth date shows January 2, 1921. We > know that this is probably not the correct date because of the adoption, but > they were newborns. The real parents were killed in an auto accident, > obviously not long before this date. I have tried to look for newspaper > articles showing something about a couple being killed and two surviving > children, thought that might be put in paper. Edwin Bradbury had one actual > son Norris Bradbury, he was one of the leading scientist on the atom bomb > during world war II. He even has his own museum in Las Alamos, NM. We used > to visit them when I was child. There are numerous articles on this member > of the family and his father, Edwin. The real question is do you know of > any good way of looking up the death of actual parents for late 1920. Or > maybe adoption records? if you have any suggestions it would be > appreciated. > > > > Wondering the real Family Name, > > > > Kim Bradbury Teague > > > > > > Kim, > > > > All I can find is the info you already have: > > > > > Last_Name > > &sql_query=SELECT+Last_Name%2CFirst_Name%2CMiddle_Name%2CB_yr%2CB_mo%2CB_dy% > 2CMothers_Last_Name%2CSex%2CCounty_of_Birth%2Cidno+from+cabirths_ygenfull+wh > ere+1+and+Last_Name+like+%22Bradbury%22+and+B_yr+like+%221921%22+and+B_mo+li > ke+%2201%22+and+B_dy+like+%2202%22&sql_order=+order+by+Last_Name+ASC&table=c > abirths_ygenfull> > > First_Name > > &sql_query=SELECT+Last_Name%2CFirst_Name%2CMiddle_Name%2CB_yr%2CB_mo%2CB_dy% > 2CMothers_Last_Name%2CSex%2CCounty_of_Birth%2Cidno+from+cabirths_ygenfull+wh > ere+1+and+Last_Name+like+%22Bradbury%22+and+B_yr+like+%221921%22+and+B_mo+li > ke+%2201%22+and+B_dy+like+%2202%22&sql_order=+order+by+First_Name+ASC&table= > cabirths_ygenfull> > > Middle_Name > > &sql_query=SELECT+Last_Name%2CFirst_Name%2CMiddle_Name%2CB_yr%2CB_mo%2CB_dy% > 2CMothers_Last_Name%2CSex%2CCounty_of_Birth%2Cidno+from+cabirths_ygenfull+wh > ere+1+and+Last_Name+like+%22Bradbury%22+and+B_yr+like+%221921%22+and+B_mo+li > ke+%2201%22+and+B_dy+like+%2202%22&sql_order=+order+by+Middle_Name+ASC&table > =cabirths_ygenfull> > > B_yr > > &sql_query=SELECT+Last_Name%2CFirst_Name%2CMiddle_Name%2CB_yr%2CB_mo%2CB_dy% > 2CMothers_Last_Name%2CSex%2CCounty_of_Birth%2Cidno+from+cabirths_ygenfull+wh > ere+1+and+Last_Name+like+%22Bradbury%22+and+B_yr+like+%221921%22+and+B_mo+li > ke+%2201%22+and+B_dy+like+%2202%22&sql_order=+order+by+B_yr+ASC&table=cabirt > hs_ygenfull> > > B_mo > > &sql_query=SELECT+Last_Name%2CFirst_Name%2CMiddle_Name%2CB_yr%2CB_mo%2CB_dy% > 2CMothers_Last_Name%2CSex%2CCounty_of_Birth%2Cidno+from+cabirths_ygenfull+wh > ere+1+and+Last_Name+like+%22Bradbury%22+and+B_yr+like+%221921%22+and+B_mo+li > ke+%2201%22+and+B_dy+like+%2202%22&sql_order=+order+by+B_mo+ASC&table=cabirt > hs_ygenfull> > > B_dy > > &sql_query=SELECT+Last_Name%2CFirst_Name%2CMiddle_Name%2CB_yr%2CB_mo%2CB_dy% > 2CMothers_Last_Name%2CSex%2CCounty_of_Birth%2Cidno+from+cabirths_ygenfull+wh > ere+1+and+Last_Name+like+%22Bradbury%22+and+B_yr+like+%221921%22+and+B_mo+li > ke+%2201%22+and+B_dy+like+%2202%22&sql_order=+order+by+B_dy+ASC&table=cabirt > hs_ygenfull> > > Mothers_Last_Name > > &sql_query=SELECT+Last_Name%2CFirst_Name%2CMiddle_Name%2CB_yr%2CB_mo%2CB_dy% > 2CMothers_Last_Name%2CSex%2CCounty_of_Birth%2Cidno+from+cabirths_ygenfull+wh > ere+1+and+Last_Name+like+%22Bradbury%22+and+B_yr+like+%221921%22+and+B_mo+li > ke+%2201%22+and+B_dy+like+%2202%22&sql_order=+order+by+Mothers_Last_Name+ASC > &table=cabirths_ygenfull> > > Sex > > &sql_query=SELECT+Last_Name%2CFirst_Name%2CMiddle_Name%2CB_yr%2CB_mo%2CB_dy% > 2CMothers_Last_Name%2CSex%2CCounty_of_Birth%2Cidno+from+cabirths_ygenfull+wh > ere+1+and+Last_Name+like+%22Bradbury%22+and+B_yr+like+%221921%22+and+B_mo+li > ke+%2201%22+and+B_dy+like+%2202%22&sql_order=+order+by+Sex+ASC&table=cabirth > s_ygenfull> > > County_of_Birth > > &sql_query=SELECT+Last_Name%2CFirst_Name%2CMiddle_Name%2CB_yr%2CB_mo%2CB_dy% > 2CMothers_Last_Name%2CSex%2CCounty_of_Birth%2Cidno+from+cabirths_ygenfull+wh > ere+1+and+Last_Name+like+%22Bradbury%22+and+B_yr+like+%221921%22+and+B_mo+li > ke+%2201%22+and+B_dy+like+%2202%22&sql_order=+order+by+County_of_Birth+ASC&t > able=cabirths_ygenfull> > > idno > > &sql_query=SELECT+Last_Name%2CFirst_Name%2CMiddle_Name%2CB_yr%2CB_mo%2CB_dy% > 2CMothers_Last_Name%2CSex%2CCounty_of_Birth%2Cidno+from+cabirths_ygenfull+wh > ere+1+and+Last_Name+like+%22Bradbury%22+and+B_yr+like+%221921%22+and+B_mo+li > ke+%2201%22+and+B_dy+like+%2202%22&sql_order=+order+by+idno+ASC&table=cabirt > hs_ygenfull> > > > BRADBURY > > ELIZABET > > > > 1921 > > 01 > > 02 > > NORRIS > > FEMALE > > SAN FRANCISCO > > 0 > > > BRADBURY > > ROBERT > > > > 1921 > > 01 > > 02 > > NORRIS > > MALE > > SAN FRANCISCO > > 0 > > > > I will ask on the San Francisco genealogy list. Maybe someone there has an > idea > > > > Linda Hamid > > Sweetwater Poultry > > email: sweeth2o1@gmail.com > > web: www.sweeth2o.us > > _____ > > ************************** > Visit SFGenealogy.com! > http://www.sfgenealogy.com > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > CASANFRA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in > the subject and the body of the message

Can anyone offer any suggestions for Kim? Ancestry.com only lists the info she already has From: Kim Teague [mailto:kimteague02@hotmail.com] Sent: Saturday, July 05, 2008 6:17 PM To: sweeth2o1@gmail.com Subject: Family Name Linda, This email may be in vain, but after a lot of search we are at a dead end. Just wondering if you can help? We found you name on a search. If you can't help, I will understand. Here is the situation. My Grandfather Robert Bradbury and his twin sister Betty were adopted by Edwin P. Bradury and Elvira. All we have is the birth certificate showing these two individuals as parents. The birth date shows January 2, 1921. We know that this is probably not the correct date because of the adoption, but they were newborns. The real parents were killed in an auto accident, obviously not long before this date. I have tried to look for newspaper articles showing something about a couple being killed and two surviving children, thought that might be put in paper. Edwin Bradbury had one actual son Norris Bradbury, he was one of the leading scientist on the atom bomb during world war II. He even has his own museum in Las Alamos, NM. We used to visit them when I was child. There are numerous articles on this member of the family and his father, Edwin. The real question is do you know of any good way of looking up the death of actual parents for late 1920. Or maybe adoption records? if you have any suggestions it would be appreciated. Wondering the real Family Name, Kim Bradbury Teague Kim, All I can find is the info you already have: Last_Name <http://www.vitalsearch-ca.com/php/sql-a.php?server=1&db=vitalsearchca&pos=0 &sql_query=SELECT+Last_Name%2CFirst_Name%2CMiddle_Name%2CB_yr%2CB_mo%2CB_dy% 2CMothers_Last_Name%2CSex%2CCounty_of_Birth%2Cidno+from+cabirths_ygenfull+wh ere+1+and+Last_Name+like+%22Bradbury%22+and+B_yr+like+%221921%22+and+B_mo+li ke+%2201%22+and+B_dy+like+%2202%22&sql_order=+order+by+Last_Name+ASC&table=c abirths_ygenfull> First_Name <http://www.vitalsearch-ca.com/php/sql-a.php?server=1&db=vitalsearchca&pos=0 &sql_query=SELECT+Last_Name%2CFirst_Name%2CMiddle_Name%2CB_yr%2CB_mo%2CB_dy% 2CMothers_Last_Name%2CSex%2CCounty_of_Birth%2Cidno+from+cabirths_ygenfull+wh ere+1+and+Last_Name+like+%22Bradbury%22+and+B_yr+like+%221921%22+and+B_mo+li ke+%2201%22+and+B_dy+like+%2202%22&sql_order=+order+by+First_Name+ASC&table= cabirths_ygenfull> Middle_Name <http://www.vitalsearch-ca.com/php/sql-a.php?server=1&db=vitalsearchca&pos=0 &sql_query=SELECT+Last_Name%2CFirst_Name%2CMiddle_Name%2CB_yr%2CB_mo%2CB_dy% 2CMothers_Last_Name%2CSex%2CCounty_of_Birth%2Cidno+from+cabirths_ygenfull+wh ere+1+and+Last_Name+like+%22Bradbury%22+and+B_yr+like+%221921%22+and+B_mo+li ke+%2201%22+and+B_dy+like+%2202%22&sql_order=+order+by+Middle_Name+ASC&table =cabirths_ygenfull> B_yr <http://www.vitalsearch-ca.com/php/sql-a.php?server=1&db=vitalsearchca&pos=0 &sql_query=SELECT+Last_Name%2CFirst_Name%2CMiddle_Name%2CB_yr%2CB_mo%2CB_dy% 2CMothers_Last_Name%2CSex%2CCounty_of_Birth%2Cidno+from+cabirths_ygenfull+wh ere+1+and+Last_Name+like+%22Bradbury%22+and+B_yr+like+%221921%22+and+B_mo+li ke+%2201%22+and+B_dy+like+%2202%22&sql_order=+order+by+B_yr+ASC&table=cabirt hs_ygenfull> B_mo <http://www.vitalsearch-ca.com/php/sql-a.php?server=1&db=vitalsearchca&pos=0 &sql_query=SELECT+Last_Name%2CFirst_Name%2CMiddle_Name%2CB_yr%2CB_mo%2CB_dy% 2CMothers_Last_Name%2CSex%2CCounty_of_Birth%2Cidno+from+cabirths_ygenfull+wh ere+1+and+Last_Name+like+%22Bradbury%22+and+B_yr+like+%221921%22+and+B_mo+li ke+%2201%22+and+B_dy+like+%2202%22&sql_order=+order+by+B_mo+ASC&table=cabirt hs_ygenfull> B_dy <http://www.vitalsearch-ca.com/php/sql-a.php?server=1&db=vitalsearchca&pos=0 &sql_query=SELECT+Last_Name%2CFirst_Name%2CMiddle_Name%2CB_yr%2CB_mo%2CB_dy% 2CMothers_Last_Name%2CSex%2CCounty_of_Birth%2Cidno+from+cabirths_ygenfull+wh ere+1+and+Last_Name+like+%22Bradbury%22+and+B_yr+like+%221921%22+and+B_mo+li ke+%2201%22+and+B_dy+like+%2202%22&sql_order=+order+by+B_dy+ASC&table=cabirt hs_ygenfull> Mothers_Last_Name <http://www.vitalsearch-ca.com/php/sql-a.php?server=1&db=vitalsearchca&pos=0 &sql_query=SELECT+Last_Name%2CFirst_Name%2CMiddle_Name%2CB_yr%2CB_mo%2CB_dy% 2CMothers_Last_Name%2CSex%2CCounty_of_Birth%2Cidno+from+cabirths_ygenfull+wh ere+1+and+Last_Name+like+%22Bradbury%22+and+B_yr+like+%221921%22+and+B_mo+li ke+%2201%22+and+B_dy+like+%2202%22&sql_order=+order+by+Mothers_Last_Name+ASC &table=cabirths_ygenfull> Sex <http://www.vitalsearch-ca.com/php/sql-a.php?server=1&db=vitalsearchca&pos=0 &sql_query=SELECT+Last_Name%2CFirst_Name%2CMiddle_Name%2CB_yr%2CB_mo%2CB_dy% 2CMothers_Last_Name%2CSex%2CCounty_of_Birth%2Cidno+from+cabirths_ygenfull+wh ere+1+and+Last_Name+like+%22Bradbury%22+and+B_yr+like+%221921%22+and+B_mo+li ke+%2201%22+and+B_dy+like+%2202%22&sql_order=+order+by+Sex+ASC&table=cabirth s_ygenfull> County_of_Birth <http://www.vitalsearch-ca.com/php/sql-a.php?server=1&db=vitalsearchca&pos=0 &sql_query=SELECT+Last_Name%2CFirst_Name%2CMiddle_Name%2CB_yr%2CB_mo%2CB_dy% 2CMothers_Last_Name%2CSex%2CCounty_of_Birth%2Cidno+from+cabirths_ygenfull+wh ere+1+and+Last_Name+like+%22Bradbury%22+and+B_yr+like+%221921%22+and+B_mo+li ke+%2201%22+and+B_dy+like+%2202%22&sql_order=+order+by+County_of_Birth+ASC&t able=cabirths_ygenfull> idno <http://www.vitalsearch-ca.com/php/sql-a.php?server=1&db=vitalsearchca&pos=0 &sql_query=SELECT+Last_Name%2CFirst_Name%2CMiddle_Name%2CB_yr%2CB_mo%2CB_dy% 2CMothers_Last_Name%2CSex%2CCounty_of_Birth%2Cidno+from+cabirths_ygenfull+wh ere+1+and+Last_Name+like+%22Bradbury%22+and+B_yr+like+%221921%22+and+B_mo+li ke+%2201%22+and+B_dy+like+%2202%22&sql_order=+order+by+idno+ASC&table=cabirt hs_ygenfull> BRADBURY ELIZABET 1921 01 02 NORRIS FEMALE SAN FRANCISCO 0 BRADBURY ROBERT 1921 01 02 NORRIS MALE SAN FRANCISCO 0 I will ask on the San Francisco genealogy list. Maybe someone there has an idea Linda Hamid Sweetwater Poultry email: <mailto:sweeth2o1@gmail.com> sweeth2o1@gmail.com web: <http://www.sweeth2o.us> www.sweeth2o.us _____