From Wagner's Funeral Home Record (I think) Ruth's father was Andrew Jeavons or Jendons? Correct? George J. and wife Viola V. Brink were married May 31, 1906. " On first coming to the US. Joseph located in Penn. but returned to England then came back with his family. George, his son, was a salesman for Bon Ami and later a road rep. for the Wrigley Gum Co. Later he had a cigar business in La Salle. Joe and Ruth had four sons and two daughters. If this is the correct George, the above info came from the O'Byrne History of La Salle County pub. in 1924. -- Streatorland Historical Society 306 South Vermillion Street Streator, Illinois 61364 Monday - Friday 9:30 - 2:30 Sunday 1 - 4 p.m. > I am researching the Dorman line from LaSalle County. I found a ship > manifest that shows Ruth Dorman coming to US from England with son Benjamin > to be with husband Joseph in 1898. It shows an address of St. Marrys, > Streator. I have not been able to find them in the 1900 census for LaSalle > Co. This is the information I have so far- > In the Riverview records there is listed together in block 33 lot 43 the > following names: Frank 1-24-1928 > Joseph 12-15-1924 > Ruth 9-28-1925 > No stones or markers but in records, death dates only. > 1920 Census Illinois, LaSalle, Streator, Bruce, Dist 91, 812 Cottage St., > Family #162 > Dorman, Joseph head, 70, married, owns home free of mortage, immigrated > 1881, naturalized 1886, cannot read or write, England, England, England, > Propriater Grocery Store > Ruth 71, married, immigrated 1885, naturalized 1890, reads & writes, > England, England, England, no occupation > James, son, 36, single, immigrated 1885, naturalized (no date listed), can > read & write, Clerk in grocery store > O'Neal, Annie, daughter, 33, widowed, immigrated 1885, naturalized (no date > listed), can read/write, England, England, England, Cashier in grocery store > Paul, grandson, 10, Illinois, Illinois, England > James F., grandson, 4 10/12, Illinois, Illinois, England > Gladys, granddaughter, 9, Illinois, Illinois, England > > > 1910 Census > Bruce, Streator, LaSalle, Il. > all born England > Joseph Doerman,63, married 40 years, imm 1881, na, proprietor of grocery > store > Ruth, 62 birth to 9, 7 living, imm 1888, > John, 29, imm 1888, na, excavator-sewers > James, 26 imm 1888, burner-tile factory > > > 1881 census > Joseph DORMAN Head M Male 34 Dudley, Worcester, England Coalminer > Ruth DORMAN Wife M Female 34 Dudley, Worcester, England > William DORMAN Son Male 10 Dudley, Worcester, England Scholar > Mary Ann DORMAN Daur Female 7 Thorley, Stafford, England Scholar > Benjamin DORMAN Son Male 4 Thorley, Stafford, England Scholar > John DORMAN Son Male 2 Kimberworth, York, England > John HATHWAY Boarder U Male 27 Walsall, Stafford, England Coalminer > Dwelling 17 Milton Sq > Census Place Wombwell, York, > > 1871 England Census > James Dorman 70 Ragley, Staffordshire, England Father Dudley Worcestershire > Joseph Dorman 20 Dudley, Worcestershire, England Head > Ruth Dorman 23 Dudley, Worcestershire, England Wife > William Dorman 5 months Dudley, Worcestershire > Any help on the address of St. Marrys would be appreciated. Was it a street > name at that time? If so what part of town was it located. > Thanks in advance, > Carolyn O'Neal > > > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx >
George J. is the son of Joseph and Anna. He went by the nicname of Jody. This is his family. I have one source that shows Ruths maiden name as Zoebronet but I dont know if this is right. I would say that the funeral home record you have would be more accurate. I have not found any census record yet around 1890 but will check to see if anything is available for Penn. He should be in the 1900 census for LaSalle county tho per the ship manifest address. She and Benjamin must have returned for a visit to England in 1898 and already had a home in Streator. I just havent figured out the St. Marrys Streator that is listed. The census records are really hard to read on most and it would be easy to mistranscribe. Have had no luck using Ancestry so am trying to go thru the census page by page. Thank you for the information. Would you have access to any marriage information for Anna Dorman-James F. O'Neal Sr.? I have sent off for record copies but that was weeks ago. They would have married around 1908, his second her first. Trying to find a record that shows his parents. We think it may have been Willis and Mary (Shields) O'Neal. James F. Sr. died in 1915 and was buried the day James F. Jr. was born. Thanks again for any and all help! >From: bluejay201@mchsi.com >Reply-To: ILLASALL-L@rootsweb.com >To: ILLASALL-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [ILLASALLE] Address help >Date: Mon, 18 Jul 2005 21:47:19 +0000 > >From Wagner's Funeral Home Record (I think) Ruth's father was >Andrew Jeavons or Jendons? Correct? >George J. and wife Viola V. Brink were married May 31, 1906. >" On first coming to the US. Joseph located in Penn. but returned to >England >then came back with his family. >George, his son, was a salesman for Bon Ami and later a road rep. for the >Wrigley Gum Co. Later he had a cigar business in La Salle. >Joe and Ruth had four sons and two daughters. >If this is the correct George, the above info came from the O'Byrne History >of >La Salle County pub. in 1924. > > >-- >Streatorland Historical Society >306 South Vermillion Street >Streator, Illinois 61364 >Monday - Friday 9:30 - 2:30 >Sunday 1 - 4 p.m. > > > > I am researching the Dorman line from LaSalle County. I found a ship > > manifest that shows Ruth Dorman coming to US from England with son >Benjamin > > to be with husband Joseph in 1898. It shows an address of St. Marrys, > > Streator. I have not been able to find them in the 1900 census for >LaSalle > > Co. This is the information I have so far- > > In the Riverview records there is listed together in block 33 lot 43 the > > following names: Frank 1-24-1928 > > Joseph 12-15-1924 > > Ruth 9-28-1925 > > No stones or markers but in records, death dates only. > > 1920 Census Illinois, LaSalle, Streator, Bruce, Dist 91, 812 Cottage >St., > > Family #162 > > Dorman, Joseph head, 70, married, owns home free of mortage, immigrated > > 1881, naturalized 1886, cannot read or write, England, England, England, > > Propriater Grocery Store > > Ruth 71, married, immigrated 1885, naturalized 1890, reads & writes, > > England, England, England, no occupation > > James, son, 36, single, immigrated 1885, naturalized (no date listed), >can > > read & write, Clerk in grocery store > > O'Neal, Annie, daughter, 33, widowed, immigrated 1885, naturalized (no >date > > listed), can read/write, England, England, England, Cashier in grocery >store > > Paul, grandson, 10, Illinois, Illinois, England > > James F., grandson, 4 10/12, Illinois, Illinois, England > > Gladys, granddaughter, 9, Illinois, Illinois, England > > > > > > 1910 Census > > Bruce, Streator, LaSalle, Il. > > all born England > > Joseph Doerman,63, married 40 years, imm 1881, na, proprietor of grocery > > store > > Ruth, 62 birth to 9, 7 living, imm 1888, > > John, 29, imm 1888, na, excavator-sewers > > James, 26 imm 1888, burner-tile factory > > > > > > 1881 census > > Joseph DORMAN Head M Male 34 Dudley, Worcester, England Coalminer > > Ruth DORMAN Wife M Female 34 Dudley, Worcester, England > > William DORMAN Son Male 10 Dudley, Worcester, England Scholar > > Mary Ann DORMAN Daur Female 7 Thorley, Stafford, England Scholar > > Benjamin DORMAN Son Male 4 Thorley, Stafford, England Scholar > > John DORMAN Son Male 2 Kimberworth, York, England > > John HATHWAY Boarder U Male 27 Walsall, Stafford, England Coalminer > > Dwelling 17 Milton Sq > > Census Place Wombwell, York, > > > > 1871 England Census > > James Dorman 70 Ragley, Staffordshire, England Father Dudley >Worcestershire > > Joseph Dorman 20 Dudley, Worcestershire, England Head > > Ruth Dorman 23 Dudley, Worcestershire, England Wife > > William Dorman 5 months Dudley, Worcestershire > > Any help on the address of St. Marrys would be appreciated. Was it a >street > > name at that time? If so what part of town was it located. > > Thanks in advance, > > Carolyn O'Neal > > > > > > > > ============================== > > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: > > http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx > > > > >============================== >Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the >last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: >http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx >