Art thought some of you, who might find connections to the names he is sending from the records of the Catholic church, might be interested in some findings regarding those same names who are buried in the Catholic cemeteries of Garrett County. When I sent the information to Art I was able to show my findings by using a different color font. Since I can't do that and send the information to the mailing list, my information will start and end with ***. Pat-T -------Original Message------- From: Art Grady Date: Saturday, November 29, 2003 10:06:43 AM To: Pat Thompson Subject: Re: page 20 , latin records Pat, that is awesome work! Do you think the list would like to see your updates? I do. I will let you send the info up if you please. Some of the names you didn't find I will double check as I remember some were very hard to read and I could have been wrong. Thanks a million! Art Pat Thompson <Pat125@erols.com> wrote: Art, Some of these names look like they will match up with graves at the Oakland Cemetery, catholic section. For whatever it is worth:? Page 20: Baptism 3, die 14 Febr. 1865 baptizata est Juliana Fox nata 28 jan. 1865, filia Mark? Fox et Maria Broun? Ireland (Meo) sponsores Patric Fox et Maria Pendergast, Oakland, minister Eberhard. ***I didn't find the name Fox listed at this cemetery.*** Baptism 4, die 16 April 1865 baptizata est Maria Clara Eggers, nata 15 April 1865 filia Heinrich Eggers Prussia, et Margaretha Schaefer, Prussia, Sponsores; Joseph Schaefer et Eva Winerz, Oakland, minister Eberhard. ***Found Henry Eggers, d. Jan. 5, 1894 (67 yrs); Found a Joseph Schafers, Sept. 8, 1826- Feb. 29, 1912 husband of Cristena, d. Feb. 15, 1893, buried beside Maggie, d. May 13, 1893*** Baptism 5, die 15 jan 1865 baptizatus est Thomas Garrett, natus 17 Dec 1864, filius Michael Garrett, Mayo IRl et Brigitta Griff?, Irl Sponsores Will. Kenedy et Mary Carney, Oakland , minister Eberhard ***Found a whole slew of Garretts: Thomas J. Dec. 17, 1864- Apr. 16, 1932 buried beside Mary E. d. June 29, 1914 (Most of the Garretts buried here are listed as being from Crossmolina Co., Mayo Ireland. Found, Michael Garrett, a native of Cossmolina Co., Mayo, Ireland, d. July 13, 1890-83yrs. Found CARNEY, Michael, b. Galway Irland, d. May 31, 1884 -68 yrs., (same plot as above) Listed above is, Ann Hannahan, b. Ireland, d. 1884 (badly worn) Same Plot as below (which was the listing for Michael.) Listed just before Ann Hannahan is John A. Carney, 1857-1916 huband of Bridget M. 1851-1938 *** Baptism 6, Die 17 April, 1865 baptizata est Katharina Reynolds, nata 10 April 1865 filia Bernard ? et Brigitta Trasy?, Ireland. Sponsors Edward Walsh et Brigitta Stanton, Oakland, minister Eberhard. ***Didn't find Reynolds buried here but I did find TRACEY, Bridget C. d. Sept. 1894, 50 yrs wife of James. STANTONS--- Rev. Thomas J. Stanton, 1862-1941 (ordained by Cardinal GIBBONS Sept. 5, 1809) Stanton, James A., 1866-0906; Katherine J. 1858-1907; Ellen C., 1865-1950; Brigid C., 1855-1883; Mary A., 1857-1874; Mary Keran, 1826-1898; Laurence P. 1824-1905 (all buried in the same burial plot)*** Baptism 7, die 20 April 1865 baptizatus est Jacoby McGettigan?, natu 11 July 1864, filius Nelson? McGetighan et Elisab. Mueller? All, Co. Md, Sponsors Will et Ann DeWitt, ???, Md. minister Eberhard *** McGettigan family is buried at the Hoyes Catholic Cemetery. Same one everyone was just talking about Meshack Browning being buried at. McGettigans married into the Mattingly family*** ***Found James E. MeGettigan, July 11, 1864-Apr. 9, 1937 (I don't know what this means but it is the same date given with Jacoby - above. I only found one Jacob McGettigan, but he died at age 2.*** ***Only one DeWitt buried at the Hoyes cemetery: DeWitt, William D. 1854-19?? husband of Ann, no date.*** Baptism 8, die 20 April 1865 baptizatum est Anastasia Seymour, nata 6 Feb. 1865, filia Fred Seymour et Maria Mattingly, All. Co. Md. Sponsors Joseph Grower et Anast Seymour, Crossroad?, Md, minister Eberhard. ***Found Groer (?Grower) Joseph, 1840-1917 Art, I didn't find any SEYMOUR names at either cemetery but I wondered could it possibly say SEBOLD. I did find Sebolds buried at both Catholic cemeteries. Like I said, for what it's worth and all of the above may mean nothing but . ......just in case. <grin>*** Pat-T Do you Yahoo!? Free Pop-Up Blocker - Get it now