The Saginaw County Death Index is on microfilm at any LDS Family History Center: #0967172. I believe the Hoyt LIbrary in Saginaw also has a copy of the same. P. Hall

Where did you read the "above Death Index" Thanks in advance. Sharon [email protected] wrote: > > Hello all, > I have recently read the above Death Index and have found an entry for > Peter V. Gonyea that I would like to research further. Have any of you made > use of this Index in the past? Can I contact the courthouse in Saginaw and > ask for a copy of the death certificate with just the book and page number? > Thanks for your help. > Pat Hall > Bloomfield Hills -- researching: Armstrong, Braatz, Brandt, Cramer, Davis, Hensler, Knippel, McCray, Palmer, Shields, Thomason & Yahn

Hello all, I have recently read the above Death Index and have found an entry for Peter V. Gonyea that I would like to research further. Have any of you made use of this Index in the past? Can I contact the courthouse in Saginaw and ask for a copy of the death certificate with just the book and page number? Thanks for your help. Pat Hall Bloomfield Hills

Can you acess the death index on-line? Gale Ocean Springs, MS ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2001 3:54 PM Subject: [MISAGINA] Saginaw County Death Index > Hello all, > I have recently read the above Death Index and have found an entry for > Peter V. Gonyea that I would like to research further. Have any of you made > use of this Index in the past? Can I contact the courthouse in Saginaw and > ask for a copy of the death certificate with just the book and page number? > Thanks for your help. > Pat Hall > Bloomfield Hills > >

They have a postcard on ebay right now,showing a part of river side park if you want to see a little part of it,they also have some old Arthur hill year books on auction there too,If you go to ebay put Saginaw Michigan into the search and then press search,I live in Tenn now,but lived at Andre an Monroe when I was kid in the 60s,I have gotten some nice postcards of Saginaw off ebay,Ive got one of anderson pool,the water works and a few other nice ones.I lived around the Grahams and the Riedlingers just to name a couple,my name was Chambers back then.I walked to Herig School and later went to North and Arthur hill. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2001 11:25 AM Subject: [MISAGINA] MISAGINA-D Riverside Houseboats? DOUGHTY/MOORES/HUBBARD > I'm interested in knowing more about Riverside Park. My grandmother's > family had a houseboat there. I don't know much more than that. Thomas E. > Doughty also had an early motorboat on the river. > > I know my grandfather Joseph HUBBARD roller skated at Riverside. > > Has anyone every heard of T.E. DOUGHTY Jewelry and Books in East Saginaw? > > The memories have been wonderful at bringing history to life. Thank you. > Karen > >

I'm interested in knowing more about Riverside Park. My grandmother's family had a houseboat there. I don't know much more than that. Thomas E. Doughty also had an early motorboat on the river. I know my grandfather Joseph HUBBARD roller skated at Riverside. Has anyone every heard of T.E. DOUGHTY Jewelry and Books in East Saginaw? The memories have been wonderful at bringing history to life. Thank you. Karen

My sister went to the Apple Orchard all the time...she loved it. I was only there a couple times myself. Did you know that it burned down some years back

I guess the reason I asked about Frankie Allore is because you also mentioned Crow Island and it seems to me that Frankie lived there as a kid. Margaret

That was Ramond's! We had many a hot roast beef or hot turkey sandwich dinner there after a night of dancing at the Old Apple Orchard. I'm surprised I haven't seen more memories of the old Apple Orcherd. It was an institution for years. You could always count on the Orchard for some good dance music. My mom met my step-dad there and they spent MANY good years together and many good years at the Orchard. As did their daughter!

I remember a Carol or Carolyn ALLORE. The late 1950's, she had a buckskin mare she called Honda d'Oro that she kept at a stable at the corner of Center and McCarty Roads. We were AHHS teens at the time. They are putting in a subdivision now where that stable was. More's the pity. The best farm land in the state of Michigan turning into malls, paved parking lots and subdivisions of ugly, pretentious houses. At least the old Golfside had a lot of large attractive homes, keyword being attractive - and tasteful. Every Christmas we had to make the slow meandering drive thru Golfside to see the Christmas lighting on the houses there.

Hi Doris Do you mean Raymonds? Liz, Hollywood, FL

Fovelle Hill at Dice and Hemlock was called that because of Billy FOVELLE and Hattie (Harriet) PERKINS Fovelle had the acreage on the Southwest corner. Billy was a lumberman. He came to Saginaw, MI from St. Polyscarp, Quebec, Can. at 14 years old. In 1866. He began farming in 1893 when my grandmother, Grace Angelic FOVELLE Gilson was 6 years old. That was the first time she met her father. He was at the Lumber Camps working. Her mother would go there to visit him but Grandma wasn't allowed because she was a child. Nathaniel PERKINS was Hattie's father. He and Martha DORCHESTER and their children, Bertha, George Washington, Alfred, Jackson, Caroline, Catherine, Emma, Harriet (Hattie) came to Midland, MI in 1865 then to Hemlock, MI in 1866. We are looking for ancestors of Nathaniel PERKINS. His parents and siblings. Does anyone have any info on this family? Kind regards, Jan Johnson

It depends on how far from the corner. One block south was Ramonds drive in, down by the transmission plant on the corner was Sullivan's.

What was the name of the nice restaurant just South of the corner of Holland and Genessee. After a day of shopping in downtown Saginaw my mother and always stopped there for pie ala mode. It was our special treat on shopping days. Please help me if you can. I have been trying to remember its name now for several years. Doris in Vassar

Margaret La Rue I have a few Frank Allore's in my family. One was known as the "Muskrat King" of Saginaw. Ralph Allore was my Grandpa. His father was James. Nancy -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, March 09, 2001 11:05 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [MISAGINA] Saginaw Memories Nancy, Are you related to Franky Allore?... Margaret La Rue

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Do you remember when the really cool guys would wear a DA hair cut? Pegged pants? A James Dean red jacket? And we young ladies would wear White Bucks shoes, or Black and White saddle shoes? Levi's from Heavenrichs? Patricia Researching: SWANTEK (SWANTAK, SWANTACK, SWANTIK) RESKIE (RESKEY, RESCHKA, RESKE) BULL SCHULTZ CRAIDGE DORAN

Nancy, My wife and I live in Merrill. Her name was Margaret Sattelberg. Would you know her or any of the Wale boys? I lived on M-52 west of Swan Creek Rd and went to St Charles school. Duane Miller Merrill, MI [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: Nancy Hopson To: [email protected] Sent: Friday, March 09, 2001 11:18 AM Subject: [MISAGINA] Saginaw Memories I grew up in Merrill, my mom grew up in Zilwaukee, I have heard her talk about a lot of the things being remember here. She actually met my dad at the Brockway Roller Rink, I now have the skates she was wearing when they met. I am looking for information on ALLORE and Crow Island. Thanks for the memories! Nancy Wolf Point MT

Nancy, Are you related to Franky Allore?... Margaret La Rue

I grew up in Merrill, my mom grew up in Zilwaukee, I have heard her talk about a lot of the things being remember here. She actually met my dad at the Brockway Roller Rink, I now have the skates she was wearing when they met. I am looking for information on ALLORE and Crow Island. Thanks for the memories! Nancy Wolf Point MT