I am looking for someone who can assist me in my research since I am disabled without access to libraries here in CA. For my Wilson ancestry living in Fair Haven/New Haven - 1870-present Main Wilson page, www.2computerguys.com/lineage/wilson.html Fair Haven Union Cemetery, www.2computerguys.com/lineage/wilson/FairHaven.html 1880 CT Census, http://www.2computerguys.com/lineage/wilson/1880census.html Charles H. Wilson (gggf), b. 18 Feb 1843, NY, d. 12 Aug 1894, CT death certificate can be viewed at, http://www.2computerguys.com/lineage/wilson/CHWDeath.html Children of this marriage are Augustus A. Wilson, b. 4 Nov 1856, NY, d. 17 May 1893, CT Emma F. Wilson, b. 1860, NY Adalaide K. Wilson, b. 1866, NY Charles G. Wilson (ggf), b. 18 Nov 1868, Fair Haven, CT, d. 17 Feb 1899, Fair Haven, CT Irene M. Wilson, b. 1871, CT Lizzie E. Wilson, b. 1874, CT George E. Wilson, b. 12 Aug 1876, CT, d. 28 Apr 1899, CT At the Fair Haven Union Cemetery list Charles H. and his wife Mary (Coan), and 3 sons, Augustus A, Charles G. and George E. ========= For my Blaskow/Belasco ancestry living in the city of New Haven, abt. 1915-present Ggf, John Blaskow/Johann Blaschkow (See Note 1) b. abt. 1861, married Catherine Folerich, however on the passenger list, she was listed as Katalin Blaskow. (See Note 2) They immigrated from Hungary to NY, and moved to New Haven CT, prior to 1920. Children of this marriage: 1) Gm, Antoinette Victoria Belasco (Antonia V. Blaschkow), b. 7 Jun 1901, Hungary, d. 1979, Torrance, CA, m. Earle K. Wilson, 4 Aug 1922. 2) Mary, b. 3 Feb 1894, Hungary, d. 8 Sep 1969, CT. m. Joseph Spissak, 1912 3) Elsie C., b. 17 Mar 1898, Hungary, d. 23 Feb 1943, CT. m. Joseph Heil 4) Stanley, missing in action WWI 5) Emil, d. railroad accident 19?? 6) Will, d. of TB 19?? in NY Note 1: I found Johann Blaschkow, age 22, a workman from Hungary listed 5 Oct 1883, on the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild SS Strassburg passenger list at; http://istg.rootsweb.com/v4/1800v4/strassburg18831005_02.html this makes him being born about 1861. Per a Connecticut newspaper article dated 26 Jul 1936, John Blaskow was a Captain in the Austrian Guards and served directly under Emperor Franz Josef. He came to America in 1904, after becoming troubled with rheumatism in 1897. And was in the Turkish-Prussian war and after retirement from the army, he went into the wrought iron business in Vienna. The article further states he had a shop in Manhattan and made many wrought iron gates and such for many prominent town houses, churches and other buildings. After moving to CT, it is stated he is responsible for most of the wrought iron work of Yale's new buildings. I have New Haven City Directories Dated 1911, showing a John Belasco, employed at S.A. & Co. and beds at 74 Arch Dated 1920, showing a John Belasko, employed RR, home 6 Factory and John J. Belasko, Labor, home 724 Congress Ave. There is a John Blasco, listed in New Haven City directories 1941-44, married to Aniela (maiden name unknown) living at 32 High, West Haven, CT. As told to me by my mother Catherina/Katalin died when the children were young and may have died in NYC. Not knowing when John Blaskow moved to CT with family and or if John met and married Aniela prior. Note 2: From a passenger list I found at Ellis Island Records.org, Katalin Blaskow, age 37, coming from Szentgyörgy, Hungry on14 Jan 1908, on the ship Rydam from Rotterdam, South Holland along with Maria, 14y, Szanislo, 6y, Antonia, 4y, (my grandmother) and Gottlieb, 2y. John Blaskow was not with them. The ships manifest shows Katalin leaving her father Janos/Janas Folrich coming to NYC. -- Sincerely, D.R. "Doc" Begnal-Young Genealogy-Begnal-Blaskow/Blasko/Belasco-Perry Pereria Cardoso-Wilson - www.2computerguys.com/lineage/ FREE Advice/Assistance with Computer, Hardware, Software or Internet Problems - www.2computerguys.com/contactus.html Computer/Hardware/Software/Internet Problems - www.2computerguys.com/computers/ Virus Information, Tips & Free Virus Protection - www.2computerguys.com/computers/virus/ Additional Sites for Fire Fighters, Medical, Safety, Law Enforcement, Adoption, Genealogy, Photography - www.2computerguys.com/contactus.html#sitemap