Abraham Kahn (partial) Oct 2, 1947 Oct 10/30-Nov 2/ 1989 Zintl Maietta Reilly Johnson, Doris Catherine Fulling Jan 24th, 1996 Miller Moore Orefice Schmidt Schwartz Scialfo Ward Young Brown, Lucius Rob

Feb 5-7, 1993 Malfitan Manno Masionis McGarry Mutek Nolan Oliver Osborne O'Connor Reuter Simony Fouratt Susen Szaro (partial) Rob

i have several photocopied pages of Newark obits. If anyone has an interest, please send me an e-mail and I will type up the obit and e-mail back. These are the names and time: March 4-5-6, 1937 Mooney Napier Notte O'Dell Prendergast Provenzano Robinson Rutstein Ryder Scarlett Schoknamsgruber Simonson Thompson Thormahlen Torney Valentine Van Duyne (partial) Rob

Can anyone do an obit lookup for me? The lookup is for Louis VonderWerth who died on 12 August 1899 - resided 499 South 14th St. Newark. Any help would be greatly appreciated, Thanks, Steve Way.

Hi, Looking for anyone with information on the surname Zettwuch. I have a Anton b. 12-20-1873, Augustine, b. 7-16-1877, and Michael b.1-17-187 and d. 8-1965. All would have lived in the Newark area. Appreciate any help on this one. Pat from Idaho ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

FYI A notice was posted in the Summer, 1999 New York Genealogical and Biographical Society Newsletter: A proposal by Rosemary Ardolina to members of the Irish Family History Forum, was published in the May/June IFHF newsletter. The goal is to index the registers of all Roman Catholic parishes in the New York City area so that genealogists will be able to obtain information. Many volunteers are needed, both on-site and via home computers. For further information contact Rosemary Ardolina at, email: RoArd29@aol.com I contacted Rosemary (best time to reach her is between 11PM-1AM) to offer my services from my home computer. The immediate need would be for someone to make photocopies of the actual registers which entails physically visiting the rectory after making arrangements with the pastor. If you are able and willing to take part in this extremely important project, please contact Rosemary at RoArd29@aol.com Sincerely, Janet White

This USUALLY works for me : I ask that they include the cause of death and state my relationship to the person I am asking in the note section on the form . Try mailing your certificate back marked 'ATTN. SUPERVISOR' and ask for the COD to be included . Good luck , Kevin

Hello Mona, I don't know what information they will be able to tell you but the address is: St. Michael's Medical Center 268 Martin Luther King Blvd. Newark, New Jersey 07102 Martin Luther Kind Blvd is the renamed High Street, I don't know why the numbers are different than 60 years ago. Even a new Hagstrom map shows a different address but the above came from the phone book. >I checked out the Newark site and learned that St. Michael's hospital is >still active and the address of 304-306 High St. was given. I want to write >to the hospital and try to learn if they still have records dating back to >1910. I need the zip code for that address. Can someone supply it for me? ------------ Glenn G. Geisheimer, Iselin, New Jersey: germanic42@home.com NJESSEX Mailing List Administrator Essex County, NJ Genealogy: http://www.rootsweb.com/~njessex/ Virtual Newark, NJ: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~geishome/ Essex Co Resources: http://resources.rootsweb.com/USA/NJ/Essex/

Hello, I am looking for any information on Polly CONKLIN who married Brooks SAYRE,son of Isaac SAYRE Jr. and Elizabeth ROLL. Brooks and Polly Conklin Sayre's daughter Polly (Mary)SAYRE was born in 1814.She married in the Springfield Presbyterian Church 1832,Joseph Cain,s/o Joseph and Margaret Perrine CAIN. Joseph Cain and Polly Mary Sayre Cain's children were: Joseph Cain Jr. b.abt 1833;served in Civil War,m.and lived and died in Newark,NJ.Worked as carpenter. Margaret A. Cain,b.abt.1834.Married 1853 David CAMPBELL,s/o Edward Campbell. George Washington Cain,b1835;married Harriet Hoffman. Both are buried in Springfield Presbyterian Cemetery,Springfield,NJ William Ross CAIN,b.1849,married twice buried next to brother George Cain,Springfield Cem.1st wife LAURA. lived in Summit and had son Isaac Cain and other children unknown to me. Kennedy Martin Cain, lived in Newark,also a carpenter,wife unk. Henry Clay Cain,moved to Nebraska and d.abt 1914,single Bryan Remer CAIN James Brooks Cain Susan Adelaide Cain,1855-1934 Buried Bound Brook Cem. with parents. I would appreciate any information on these ancestors. There could be additional children that I am not aware of. Thank you, Barbara Cain

Mona: You can try the NJ Archives in Trenton (rather than Vital Stastics) as they have death records up to 1914 and they will not blank it out. I don't have their phone # or address handy, but it should be easy enough to get. It may cost a bit more for a search through the archives, but you will at least know the cause of death. Gail in Chicago ============================================================ Just today I received (from Trenton) the death certificate of the sister of my dad's mother. She died in St. Michael's Hospital, Newark in 1910 after a 25 day stay. Of course, the cause of death is blanked out and I surely would love to have that information. I checked out the Newark site and learned that St. Michael's hospital is still active and the address of 304-306 High St. was given. I want to write to the hospital and try to learn if they still have records dating back to 1910. I need the zip code for that address. Can someone supply it for me? Also, if anyone has access to death records, could someone tell me her cause of death? Bertha LECKIE died 24 June 1910 in St. Michael's Hospital, Newark.

Just today I received (from Trenton) the death certificate of the sister of my dad's mother. She died in St. Michael's Hospital, Newark in 1910 after a 25 day stay. Of course, the cause of death is blanked out and I surely would love to have that information. I checked out the Newark site and learned that St. Michael's hospital is still active and the address of 304-306 High St. was given. I want to write to the hospital and try to learn if they still have records dating back to 1910. I need the zip code for that address. Can someone supply it for me? Also, if anyone has access to death records, could someone tell me her cause of death? Bertha LECKIE died 24 June 1910 in St. Michael's Hospital, Newark. TIA Mona B. Hylton, Richmond, IN

Does anyone have any information on the descendants of Charles Ward and wife Rebecca. My last source on them is the 1850 in Newark. John Ward moved to Caldwell Twsp after fighting in the Civil War and married Sarah (Bush) Doremus. Judith Courter Ullman Descendants of Charles Ward - 4 Oct 1999 - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - 1-Charles Ward (1809-) sp: Rebecca ---- (1813-) 2-John Ward (27 Jun 1832-13 Nov 1920) sp: Sarah Catherine Bush (30 Mar 1834-24 Apr 1915) 3-Smith B. Ward (18 Nov 1868-bef 7 Jul 1915) 3-Emma Rebecca Mae Ward (2 Apr 1870-21 Jan 1954) sp: Gerardus Bergen Cable (12 Apr 1869-12 Jun 1956) 4-Norman McNeal Cable (12 Jan 1890-9 Jul 1964) 3-Cora Ward (1871-bef 1880) 3-Fanny Ward (30 Apr 1873-) sp: Hewlett Vreeland (-) 4-Lulu Vreeland (Jul 1893-) 2-Smith Ward (1834-) 2-Hannah Ward (1836-) 2-Sarah Ward (1840-) 2-Eliza Ward (1845-) 2-Amanda Ward (1845-) 2-Charles Ward (1848-)

In a message dated 10/2/99 20:18:45 Mountain Daylight Time, HeyYou2@bigfoot.com writes: > Would anyone know what the classification 5F was during the WW1 draft? > > Thanks, > > Jeanne and Hilton > I can't speak for WW1 (I'm old, but not THAT old). In the 60's, however, the category 5 was used for those older than the current age range. The "F" meant physically or mentally unqualified. A 5F would not be likely to be called - unless they needed sandbags or something <g>. Gary Vincent A RootsWeb Sponsor

Dear M.Force: Newton is in Sussex Co,in the northwestern part of NJ, not Essex. Judy ===== Judy Jamieson Pisano jupisano@yahoo.com "The Bird Families of New Jersey" <http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~birdnj> __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com

Would anyone know what the classification 5F was during the WW1 draft? Thanks, Jeanne and Hilton http://home.earthlink.net/~thefoods/

My grandmother, Winifred Theresa Boyle Hesson,(b.1881 d.1929) was a member of the Catholic Daughters of America , Court Seton #72. Would there be minutes of meeting in which she attended? Would the organization have any information about her. How would I find out? Winnie in Vt.

Dear List, I am in search of any information on Issac FORCE and Mary MAIMES I have good reason to believe they were married in Essex co. possibly Newton Twp. N.J. in or about the year 1816.....would be thankful to anyone who could confirm this: He was born 11-28-1794 died 4-23-1865 She was born 1-9-1797 and died 1867 Have nothing on Maimes family.....appreciate anything. M.Force

Hi Estelle, You first need to find the year of naturalization. If he were naturalized before 1920, the year could be found on the 1920 census. When you obtain your grandfather's petition for naturalization, you will find some pertinent information on your grandmother-such as the village in which she was born. Yes, it is true that she and any children would also become citizens at the time you grandfather was naturalized. It is also interesting that if an American woman married a non-citizen, she lost her citizenship. Good luck in your search. Janice Danks > Hello List: > > I need some advice on how I start finding Naturalization papers or > declaration of Intent, manifests etc. Not too familiar with the research > part > of this, I would like some advice on how one starts this research. > > My grandfather Frank ZELEVITCH came over Fr Poland (as stated on 1910 > census) > 1906. Just says Aus/Poland. He lived in Newark, NJ at the taken of the 1910 > census. Where and who do I write to in Newark to obtain these papers. Also > never requesting this before, what should I include in my request (what info > do they need in order to search). I was told that my grandmother would > become > a citizen automatically once he became one. If this is true how can I get > information on her then. Like where she was born, parents etc. Does anyone > know approx. what time the 1910 census were taken? I was also that depending > on this, I may have to write to the Archives. > > Sorry for all the questions. Any suggestions would be appreciated. :) > > Estelle > Florida > looking for ZELEVITCH ZELEWICZ LYNCH FISCHER BAEBI SEDLAK, Essex County > > >

My mother married my father in 1921 and at that time a woman became a citizen if she married one. The law was changed in the late 1920's and then a wife had to go through the naturalization process Ruth

I have been attempting to track my father's ancestors for a number of years. My ggggrandfather was Elias HATFIELD, b. 11 Mar. 1760 in Woodbridge, Essex Co., NJ. This is as far as I can get on him. He married Anna LINDSAY on 10 Apr. 1789 in NJ. She was born 1 Feb 1767 in Essex Co. They seemed to have gone to the Philadelphia area for a few years, then finally settled in Fayette Co.....western PA where they raised a family: Timothy, Margaret, Fanny, Sarah Ann, Elizabeth, Christian, Anna, James Lindsay, Samuel and my gggrandmother, Mahala. Would anyone have a connection or knowledge about any of these? Happy Familying Laura Irby in VA