1910 Census, Massachusetts, Essex Co., 2nd ward Newburyport, Series: T624 Roll: 586 Page: 73, 18th day of April 1910, Living at 18 School Mill. George E. Currier, head, 48, Married 2 times, 11 yrs. this marriage, b: MA., parents b: MA, occ: finisher, shoe factory Jennie M., wife, 37, married 2 times, 11 yrs. this marriage, 7 children with 7 living. b: Canada, parents b: Canada, immigrated 1890. Everett, son, 23, single, b: MA. occ: finisher, shoe factory. Frank, son, 21, single, b: MA, occ: cutter, shoe factory. Jennie L., daughter, 10, b: MA Marian C., daughter, 9, b: MA Frederick T., son, 7, b: MA Leland R., son, 6, b: MA Donald E., son, 4, b: Ma Elizabeth A, daughter, 1, b: MA Marten, Frances L, step daughter, 16, single, b: MA, parents b: Canada, occ: finisher, shoe factory. Currier, Julia F., mother, 74, widowed, b: MA, father b: MA, mother b: New Hampshire 1920 Census, Massachusetts, Essex Co., 2nd. ward, Newburyport, Series: T625 Roll: 695 Page: 108, 5th. day of January 1920. Living at 16 School Street. Currier, George E., head, 58, b: MA, parents b: MA, occ: shoe maker, shoe factory Jenny M., wife, 48, immigrated in 1889, naturalized in 1898, b: New Brunswick Canada, speaks English Frederick T., son, 17, single, b: MA, father b: MA, mother b: New Brunswick Canada, occ: shoe maker, shoe shop Leland R., son, 16, single, b: MA, father b: MA, mother b: New Brunswick Canada, occ: shoe maker, shoe shop Donald E., son, 14, single, b: MA, father b: MA, mother b: New Brunswick Canada, goes to school. Marian G, daughter, 18, single, b: MA, father b: MA., mother b: New Brunswick Canada, occ: watch maker, watch factory. 1930 U.S. Federal Census, Massachusetts, Essex Co., Newburyport District 217, 2nd day of April 1930, living at 98 High Street, as a maid, servant. Currier, Jennie, 59, widowed, b: Canada, parents b: Canada, immigrated 1889, house maid, private family. Hope this is the right family. Cheryl Myers ----- Original Message ----- From: "connie barnes" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2003 4:38 PM Subject: [MA-CENSUS-LOOKUP] Currier/Haverhill/1910 > Dear List, Will someone please do a look-up for George A. Currier, sr. in the 1910 census. they are listed in the 1900 census at 24 Bellevue Ave. in ward 5, but haven't been able to locate them after that. His wife's name was Jennie. They had 4 children, Della, George Jr., Jane and Helen. They are my great-grandparents and I would like to try to pin point when they died and where they are buried. Would also like to send for their death certificates if I can have some idea when they died. The George A. in Brookline in the 1920 census is George jr. Thanking you in advance, Connie > > > ==== MA-CENSUS-LOOKUP Mailing List ==== > Please put your census books to good use and help to locate someone's family. This list is dependant on volunteers like you to help others find family. Genealogists don't grow old, we only lose our CENSUS. > CENSUS LOOKUPS HOME PAGE http://www.rootsweb.com/~censlook/ > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

George S. Oliver / Age:28 / Township: Lynn Thanks for all your help... Eric Miller Office / 704.370.0117 Fax / 704.370.0118 Cell / 704.905.1069 www.highpoint-partners.com

Connie: Please give ages they were in 1900.. Lucy Whoever said "Seek and ye shall find" was not a genealogist.

Lynn, The 1890 census was destroyed in 1921 while in storage. Some fragments were saved for some states, but MA wasn't one of them. Sorry, Lou --------------------original message-------------- In a message dated 10/24/03 6:48:54 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << Frederick (Fred) D. Oliver, Age-27, Birthplace-MA; Sister-Josephine, Age-24; Sister-Edith S, Age-21 Township-Lynn, MA >>

Gail, The 1920 index isn't showing any results for an Eva S. Foster, age 70. These are the only ones listed: Foster, Eva R 43 1876 Massachusetts White Chelmsford, Middlesex, Massachusetts Foster, Eva J 36 1883 Massachusetts White Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts Foster, Eva J 22 1897 New Hampshire White Medford, Middlesex, Massachusetts Foster, Eva A 61 1858 Massachusetts White Waltham, Middlesex, Massachusetts Foster, Eva A 29 1890 Massachusetts White Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts Foster, Eva 60 1859 Massachusetts White Gardner, Worcester, Massachusetts Lou ------------------original message-------------------- In a message dated 10/22/03 6:55:43 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << Would someone be kind enough to look up the 1920 census for, Eva S Foster aged abt 70, as she died in Fall River in 1923, I am sure sshe was there in 1920. Also is the 1890 census the one that was destroyed???. Many thanks in advance, Gail >>

Dear List, Will someone please do a look-up for George A. Currier, sr. in the 1910 census. they are listed in the 1900 census at 24 Bellevue Ave. in ward 5, but haven't been able to locate them after that. His wife's name was Jennie. They had 4 children, Della, George Jr., Jane and Helen. They are my great-grandparents and I would like to try to pin point when they died and where they are buried. Would also like to send for their death certificates if I can have some idea when they died. The George A. in Brookline in the 1920 census is George jr. Thanking you in advance, Connie

Walt, This looks like the family in 1910 but he has a different wife and he's indexed as Martin H. --- instead of Martin T. TIRRELL MARTIN H 48 M W MA MA SUFFOLK 22-WD BOSTON Series: T624 Roll: 623 Page: 176 Living on Call Street - Owns home free Martin H. Tirrell, head, 48, second marriage, married 5 yrs., b. MA, parents b. Ireland, Mason Contractor - Own shop Bridget, wife, 47, second marriage, married 5 yrs., 0 children, b. Ireland, parents b. Ireland, immigrated 1864, Nurse - Private Family, out of work 50 wks during the year James, son, 17, b. MA, Operator - Telephone Office, doesn't attend school, able to read & write Charles, son, 15, b. MA, Salesman - Grocery Store, out of work 11 weeks during the year, doesn't attend school, able to read and write Martin L, son, 10, b. MA, attends school, able to read & write Lou --------------------original message--------------------- In a message dated 10/22/03 1:57:01 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << Hi MA Census Rootsweb Lookup , Could someone please be kind enough to do a census lookup for me MA Census Lookup - Suffolk (Boston) / 1900 and/or 1910 / Tirrell : Head H’hold---Martin H. Tirrell born Unknown abt.1871 (abt.39yrs). Spouse---------Anna O'Connor Tirrell born Unknown 187(00yrs). Child 1---------Martin L. (Leo) born Boston abt.1898 ( abt.2yrs) Child 2---------* There were 4-5 other children but *don’t know names and/or ages. Thanks very much for your interest, consideration and time / help - kind regards , Sincerely, Walt-NJ-USA P.S. : Other surname spellings could be Terrell,Tyrrell,Tyrrall and Tyrell. >>

Kendall Vinton Pierce (Peirce), Birthdate-11/3/1898, Age-12, Township-Groton / Ayer; Sister-Rebecca B., Age-17 Eric Miller Office / 704.370.0117 Fax / 704.370.0118 Cell / 704.905.1069 www.highpoint-partners.com

Hi Could I please have a look up in the 1920 Census for the household of, David ROBERTSON aged 58, born Scotland, he was living in Framingham. thankyou Greg

Walt: Repost your request(s). It may have been overlooked with the recent server problems. Lucy Whoever said "Seek and ye shall find" was not a genealogist.

Walt, This looks like the family in 1900. The census image says he's 39---the index transcriber made a mistake in listing his age as 40. 1900 TERRILL MARTIN T 40 M W MA MA SUFFOLK 23-WD ED# 1506 BOSTON Series: T623 Roll: 687 Page: 229 B & 230 A (top) # 10 Child St. - Rents Martin T. Terrill, head, 39, b. Nov. 1860, married 9 yrs., b. MA, parents b. Ireland, Mason, can read, write & speak English Annie, wife, 36, b. Nov. 1863, mother of 4 children, 3 living, b. Ireland, parents b. Ireland, Immigrated 1888, can read, write, and speak English James, son, 7, b. Sept. 1892, b. MA, attended school 9 months Charles, son, 5, b. May. 1894, b. MA Martin L, son, 1, b. Apr. 1899, b. MA Lou -----------------original message---------------- In a message dated 10/22/03 2:57:01 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << Could someone please be kind enough to do a census lookup for me MA Census Lookup - Suffolk (Boston) / 1900 and/or 1910 / Tirrell : Head H’hold---Martin H. Tirrell born Unknown abt.1871 (abt.39yrs). Spouse---------Anna O'Connor Tirrell born Unknown 187(00yrs). Child 1---------Martin L. (Leo) born Boston abt.1898 ( abt.2yrs) Child 2---------* There were 4-5 other children but *don’t know names and/or ages. Thanks very much for your interest, consideration and time / help - kind regards , Sincerely, Walt-NJ-USA P.S. : Other surname spellings could be Terrell,Tyrrell,Tyrrall and Tyrell. >>

Hi, I am hoping to find my ancestor, Thomas L.(Lyman) Gray in the 1850 census. He would be approximately 2 years of age. He has a brother James who would have been approximately 8 years old. I do not know whom he was living with at this time but I am hoping it was his parents, William and Ellen Gray-whom I have yet to find in a census. I have found him in the 1860 census living with the Moses McIntire family. Thanks in Advance! Patti (Gray) Smith --- Chris Smith --- [email protected] --- EarthLink: The #1 provider of the Real Internet.

Hi Walt, Whatever you just did worked. Your message made it through to the list with no problem. Now I can't say that the lookup volunteers have the resources to answer your query but I can ask you to keep trying. Give it a few days and post it again. One more thing, please write to me privately if you need further assistance. These e-mails shouldn't be sent to the list. Thanks, Admin In a message dated 10/25/2003 12:29:15 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: Hi Admin., I never get a response to a census lookup (most MA 1900 thru 1930). I use a standard Word docu. format that includes all the rules. One time I tried a second request and still received no response. Please what am I doing wrong ? Thanks much - sincerely , Walt-NJ-USA

Hi Admin., I never get a response to a census lookup (most MA 1900 thru 1930). I use a standard Word docu. format that includes all the rules. One time I tried a second request and still received no response. Please what am I doing wrong ? Thanks much - sincerely , Walt-NJ-USA -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, October 24, 2003 3:21 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [MA-CENSUS-LOOKUP] Admin Message PLEASE READ VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION: PLEASE READ THIS ENTIRE MESSAGE AND KEEP IT FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. If you are subscribed to multiple census lookup lists you will receive this email more than once. My apologies in advance. PLEASE FOLLOW THE LIST GUIDELINES and RULES BELOW. Disregarding these guidelines or rules may result in your lookup being ignored , your posts being placed on moderated status or unsubscription from the list.

Hi all, Before I unsubscribe for a while, I wanted to thank all of you who replied to my request. GOOD JOB GUYS!! Your help is much appreciated. Sharon Sequim, Washington

Frederick (Fred) D. Oliver, Age-27, Birthplace-MA; Sister-Josephine, Age-24; Sister-Edith S, Age-21 Township-Lynn, MA

Isadore Frank Miller, Age-36, Birthplace-?; Spouse-Lydia, Age-34,Birthplace-Nova Scotia Possibly located in town / city of Everett

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Thanks again Care, The 1930 Census is where I had already placed my grandfather, the Mildred "Diamond" was my grand mother, and Mary Diamond/Hynes/McCarthy my great great grandmother; lol, but that is another "question within a puzzle within an enigma" (Winston Churchill), in any case, I lose Alfred B. from 1900 to 1910 in New Jerset and family "legend" states he drowned in a rain barrel, he was born in MA, I sent for his death certificate and hopefully will find my "Holyoak" connection as well as the marriage location of Josephine and Martin. Again, Many, Many THANKS...... George....

I think I found your Martin Smith's son George. Year: 1930; Census Place: Newark, Essex, New Jersey; Roll: T626_1341; Page: 2B; Enumeration District: 271; Image: 0970. 1930 U.S. Federal Census, New Jersey, Essex, Newark (Districts 251-302), District 271, living at 436 [looks like] Orange Street as a lodger. Mary ?amond, head, real estate value 30.00, 59, widowed, b: Ireland, parents b: Ireland, immigrated 1883, AL in naturalization column. John P. Hynes, son, 39, single, b: New Jersey, father b: New York, mother b: Ireland. Mildred ?amond, daughter, 23, b: New Jersey, father b: G???, mother b: Ireland George Smith, lodger, 30, single, b: New Jersey, father b: Ireland, mother b: France, occ: carpenter, houses Patrick Hynes, Head, 31, married at age 24, b: NJ, father b: New York, mother b: Ireland Mabel, wife, 27, b: New Jersey, father b: London, England, mother b: New Jersey Patrick Jr., son, 5, b: NJ, parents b: NJ John, son, 4 2/12, b: NJ, parents b: NJ Mary, daughter, 2 2/12, b: NJ, parents b: NJ Edward, son, 3/12, b: NJ, parents b: NJ Cheryl ----- Original Message ----- From: "George" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, October 23, 2003 2:37 PM Subject: RE: [MA-CENSUS-LOOKUP] Look up 1910 Mass Census Regnault [Not MA] > Whoa, excuse me while I get off the floor, this seems to beg > more questions then it answers. Actually I was hoping to find a link in MA. > With the > 1890 census gone, I'm not even sure how to go about looking around in MA. > > Thank you for your time. > > I'm now wondering if this is the same Regnault, or another with similar > information, I'm > also wondering if there is a Mary Regnault, who in 1910 is the head of a > house hold somewhere. > > If any one can point me in the right direction as it appears that Martin( he > is my main focus ) > came into the country, somewhere in New Englandl; but there are no records, > least none that I have come > across. Holyoak keeps coming into the picture, every time I turn around > there is another reference to > that place. > > Care, THANK YOU, SOOO much for your time. > > George L. Smith III > > <--- snip ---> > This one will floor you. > 1910 Census, New Jersey, Essex Co., 10th. ward Newark, Series: T624, Roll: > 880, Page: 16, 27th. day of April 1910. Living in a rooming house at 157 E > ???? New Jersey Rail Road Ave, Boarding house with Cornilius Van Herot and > his wife Elizabeth. > *Frank Regnault, head, male, white, 59, married 2 times, this marriage 6 > yrs., b: France, parents b: France, immigrated 1892, under the > naturalization column is AL, occ: Machinist, Edge Tools, rents. > *Marie, wife, 70?, married 2 times, this marriage 6 yrs, 7 children with 0 > living, b: Germany, parents b: Germany, immigrated 1891. > <--- snip ---> > > > > ==== MA-CENSUS-LOOKUP Mailing List ==== > To Unsubscribe: > Send a message to [email protected] > in the subject line type only the word "unsubscribe" without quotes. > Type nothing in the body of the message. > The XX is to be removed and the two letter abbreviation for the state > you are looking in added in its place. > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >