I think the price has changed. The uncertified copy is cheaper and gives you more detail. The certified copy is very scarce on information. Beware, they will ask you to provide the very information you might be seeking! Dorothy "Vincent E. Summers" wrote: > Hi, folks, > > At this URL: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~mnstloui/slcmndin.htm > > are the instructions for ordering Death Certificates. > > Does it really read correctly when it says the price is the same -- > $11 -- whether a certified copy or an uncertified copy? > > Does one receive more information for the one than the other, or is > it more difficult to get a copy of the one than the other, say a more > directly related person must apply for the one, than the other? > > Thanks, > Vince Summers

Hi, folks, At this URL: http://www.rootsweb.com/~mnstloui/slcmndin.htm are the instructions for ordering Death Certificates. Does it really read correctly when it says the price is the same -- $11 -- whether a certified copy or an uncertified copy? Does one receive more information for the one than the other, or is it more difficult to get a copy of the one than the other, say a more directly related person must apply for the one, than the other? Thanks, Vince Summers

If they were naturalized or applied for naturalization even though they may not have completed the process, you could find some valuable information on birth place and parentage by sending for copies of those papers. Writing to the local library in the city/county of the applicable court could yield results at a relatively small expense. Hope this helps. Dorothy "Normand P. Morin" wrote: > > Normand P. Morin nmorin@ime.net July 21. 2001 > > > > Andrzejewski Family of Duluth, MN > > > > I am a descendant of Nepomucena Andrzejewska (my grandmother.) > > she married Albert Murray (his assumed name) in Duluth MN St. Louis Co. > > Nov. 23, 1882. > > > > I am looking for names of siblings and descendants of the > > Andrzejewski > > family who are still living who might be able to help me research the > > location > > in Poland where they originated from and the names on the their parents. > > > > All I've been told is that their mothers name was Catherine Mousseau. > > I saw a death announcement for Walenty Andrzejewski deterred 11/21/1936 > > > > Certificate Number #1936-MN-029512, and somehow suspect that he was > > one of her Brothers. > > > > Any help would be greatly appreciated, and would like to make > > acquaintances > > with unknown family still living. > > > > Sincerely; > > Norm > > Auburn, Maine

> Normand P. Morin nmorin@ime.net July 21. 2001 > > Andrzejewski Family of Duluth, MN > > I am a descendant of Nepomucena Andrzejewska (my grandmother.) > she married Albert Murray (his assumed name) in Duluth MN St. Louis Co. > Nov. 23, 1882. > > I am looking for names of siblings and descendants of the > Andrzejewski > family who are still living who might be able to help me research the > location > in Poland where they originated from and the names on the their parents. > > All I've been told is that their mothers name was Catherine Mousseau. > I saw a death announcement for Walenty Andrzejewski deterred 11/21/1936 > > Certificate Number #1936-MN-029512, and somehow suspect that he was > one of her Brothers. > > Any help would be greatly appreciated, and would like to make > acquaintances > with unknown family still living. > > Sincerely; > Norm > Auburn, Maine

Hey listers, I got to thinking the other day about a relationship question. I'll try to see if I can be clear. Okay, I'm talking about my husband's side of the family (in-laws) You have my Father-in-law & Step-Mother-in-law Mother-in-law & Step-Father-in-law Brothers-in-law Sisters-in-law Then on my side of the family you have my Brother Here's my question. Would my brother refer to the in-laws as strickly "in-laws" or would should he call them Father-in-law, Mother-in-law, Brother-in-law, Sister-in-law and such?? About as confussed as when I think of the first and second cousin, Kim Pollard Drew, Ms

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The Ancestry.com Minnesota Naturalization Index shows some Duluth McLeans who might be related. However, they are not on the St. Louis County Naturalization Index. Could someone please explain this. Also, if I have the Reel, Code, Volume, Page information, can I order a copy from NARA? Marion Markham who is eternally grateful for all the help she has received from the people on this list.

You are coming through loud and clear! Have a good day. Nancy in Southern Minnesota -----Original Message----- From: Kathie Donahue <bkdonahue@icehouse.net> To: MNSTLOUI-L@rootsweb.com <MNSTLOUI-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, July 20, 2001 2:40 PM Subject: [MNSTLOUI] Test >Test > >

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Cyndi's mailing list also had the same MHS information - if you are not on her e-mail list you are missing some great information. Here is her sign up address To subscribe, send an e-mail message to: CyndisList-request@rootsweb.com In the body include only one word: subscribe Here also is her web site http://www.CyndisList.com/ Margie - WA

Hi Jan, thanks for the info on the Historical Soc., unfortunately one of my names is Frank Carlson, and found quite a list of them who all died in similar years in Duluth, buried in Oneota (sp) cemetery in late 1930s to early 1940s. I'm also in Orange Cty so greetings fellow Minnesotan! ----- Original Message ----- From: Jan Mackey <mackey2@pacbell.net> To: <MNSTLOUI-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2001 7:20 AM Subject: [MNSTLOUI] MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY POSTS DEATH INDEX ONLINE, 1908-46 > Greetings List, > > The Ancestry Daily News posted this today. MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY > POSTS DEATH INDEX ONLINE, 1908-46. It's a great search engine so I > wanted to share this information with you. Of course, those of us on > this list have been enjoying the ability to search death and birth > indexes for some time now on our great St. Louis County, MN Web site, > thanks to Shirley Solem and her helpers. > > http://people.mnhs.org/dci/ > > Jan Mackey > Orange County, CA > Family Names: Nankervis, Gouze, Housley >

Thank you! It IS a great site! How does one get on the Ancestry Daily News mailing list? Dorothy Jan Mackey wrote: > Greetings List, > > The Ancestry Daily News posted this today. MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY > POSTS DEATH INDEX ONLINE, 1908-46. It's a great search engine so I > wanted to share this information with you. Of course, those of us on > this list have been enjoying the ability to search death and birth > indexes for some time now on our great St. Louis County, MN Web site, > thanks to Shirley Solem and her helpers. > > http://people.mnhs.org/dci/ > > Jan Mackey > Orange County, CA > Family Names: Nankervis, Gouze, Housley

Was there last niight and a lot of my family names are not listed, and I know they died here in Minnesota, and when they died, so people do not get discouraged, if you do not find what you are looking for. Twiggy

I am going to send away for the death certificates of these two people. My mother was an AYRES, and Lyonel is part of this line. If anyone has these individuals in their database, or, in the period of the later 1800's to the first third of the 19th century, lists them in their database, or lookup resource, please do contact me. Thanks, folks... Vince Summers

Greetings List, The Ancestry Daily News posted this today. MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY POSTS DEATH INDEX ONLINE, 1908-46. It's a great search engine so I wanted to share this information with you. Of course, those of us on this list have been enjoying the ability to search death and birth indexes for some time now on our great St. Louis County, MN Web site, thanks to Shirley Solem and her helpers. http://people.mnhs.org/dci/ Jan Mackey Orange County, CA Family Names: Nankervis, Gouze, Housley

I am looking for descendants of Aloysius C. and Jennie Baumgartner In 1920 census they had 4 children - Richard, Eleanor, Katherine and Margaret - He had a bookbinding or publishing type of business in Duluth. Aloysius is my g.uncle. TIA Margie Milosevich- WA

Hallo all! I'd be really glad if somebody could check up the soundex register for the following Finns and Swedes living in Michigan (Upper Peninsula). Or advise who the solve the problem. I've got the ancestry.com census images - but there are sooo many people. (1900) Emil or Emanuel Isaacson (=I225) (1900/1910/1920) Peter Rough or Isaacson (R200 or I225) Henry Isaacson (I225) (1910) August Olson el. Patomella (= O425 or P354) (1910/1920) Antti Tuoriniemi = T655 John Jarvi = J 610 /greetings Hakan Bergstrom Brussels Belgium

Hi All, I have been looking for the final resting place for Alexander H. Lyons b. 1806 in NY. He came with his family to Minnesota in 1856. I last find him alive living with his daughter in Delano in 1895 at the age of 89. He did not die in Wright Co. as far as I can tell. I do find a death cert for "Alex Lyons" in St. Louis Co. "Alex" died on 12/ 18/1912. (That would make my Alexander 106!). The death cert # is 1912-MN-021993 Is there anyone who can lookup this cert for me? I would like to know how old this man was when he died. If he is mine, I will order a cert from St. Louis Co. Thank you very much, Dean Cameron

Hello List, I've been told this week that a brother to my Great Gandmother went to Eveleth and died there.... His name was Richard Oliver and was born in 1867. I know that he was with his family in Cornwall, England in the 1881 census and he was not seen in the same town for the 1891 English census. He was a clay labourer in 1881. I was wondering what death records would of been kept as I have learned that he died there... Not sure of the circumstances surrounding his death... I was told that he hadn't married yet and was still single and that his girl friend had sent some belongings to his sister at some time. His sister came to Western Pennsylvania in 1900. A couple pictures were included and one was taken by the Turnquist Studio in Virginia and Eveleth, my guess the year is about 1891 by the way his tie is tied and the way his shirt collar is, and the other with his funeral flowers and the same picture of him in the middle of the wreath was taken by A. Jarvinen, Eveleth, Minn. Does anyone know when these photographers were in business? What newspapers were in the town in the 1890's.... Have any cemeteries in Eleveth been read and put on-line? When was death certification started in St.Louis County? Thanks for any help with all of my questions, Sincerely, William Kemp, South Florida, wok1957@worldnet.att.net

Bill, Look at http://www.rootsweb.com/~mnstloui/ for the index of death records of St. Louis County. Jim McGill Nampa, Idaho -----Original Message----- From: William Kemp <wok1957@worldnet.att.net> To: MNSTLOUI-L@rootsweb.com <MNSTLOUI-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, July 06, 2001 8:38 AM Subject: [MNSTLOUI] Richard Oliver,b.1867,Cornwall-Eveleth 1890's? >Hello List, > > I've been told this week that a brother to my Great Gandmother went to Eveleth and died there.... His name was Richard Oliver and was born in 1867. I know that he was with his family in Cornwall, England in the 1881 census and he was not seen in the same town for the 1891 English census. He was a clay labourer in 1881. > > I was wondering what death records would of been kept as I have learned that he died there... Not sure of the circumstances surrounding his death... I was told that he hadn't married yet and was still single and that his girl friend had sent some belongings to his sister at some time. His sister came to Western Pennsylvania in 1900. A couple pictures were included and one was taken by the Turnquist Studio in Virginia and Eveleth, my guess the year is about 1891 by the way his tie is tied and the way his shirt collar is, and the other with his funeral flowers and the same picture of him in the middle of the wreath was taken by A. Jarvinen, Eveleth, Minn. Does anyone know when these photographers were in business? > > What newspapers were in the town in the 1890's.... > > Have any cemeteries in Eleveth been read and put on-line? > > When was death certification started in St.Louis County? > > Thanks for any help with all of my questions, Sincerely, William Kemp, South Florida, wok1957@worldnet.att.net >