Hello, I'm looking for information on: (1) Mabel Wood birth in about 1888 in Jersey City (HUDSON county) and her parents Abel Wood and Mildred Black. (2) 1870 ATLANTIC CITY census: Abel J. Wood, age 29, White, born MA, living Atlantic City & County National Archives roll 593851 page 4 The descendancy is: 1 Abel Wood m. Mildred Black 2 Mabel Wood b. 1888 Jersey City, New Jersey, USA d. 3 Feb 1919 New Orleans, Louisiana, USA m. Charles Quintard Wendell m. <1910 b. 9 Jul 1871 Brownsville, Tennessee, USA d. 22 Nov 1924 New Orleans, Louisiana, USA [son of John Paul Wendel and Julia Clara Bradford] Thank you very much! -- Kind regards, Bernie Hirsch

I finished the 1870 lookups Some names I didnt find Have any questions Email me Chris

Your email didnt work for me so I sent it to th list 6 William Barr's in NYC want to send me a sase and 2 stamps?? Chris Granville PO 25 Selma OR 97538

Hello listers, I recently found out my descendant was living in N. Hoboken on Warrent St. in 1920. Is N. Hoboken still an area and is there still a Warrent St. in Hudson Co? I'm not familiar with the history. Thank you, Jackie Loihle Collins researching KUHNLE

I have some information on the Knobloch family of JC. I misplaced the name and email address of the person seeking this information. Please email me privately. Lucie Vaccaro-Bailey hondolu@texas.net

Just posting my surnmes again...ciparro, domminces, domenica, alfiero. linda

VARIK..any relation to VARIK SREET in JC???? linda

Hi List - Am looking for Jenny Dal Pozzo nee Keough. Lived on 7th St, Union City in 1940. The spelling may not be correct. I am going round about way to find my father who was her brother. He had another sister Agnes, nee Keough and a brother Jimmy.

Looking for the CALVEY family in bayonne area around 1868. Father is Matthew mother is Mary with sons Matthew, James & Daniel. Bernadette

Here are some LDS microfilm files you can order through your local LDS family history center with regard to the Catholic Church records. They are usually about $3.00 an order, and then you can print your family record (when you find it) for about 10 cents a page--what a bargain!: LDS microfilm #1455520, subject: Church records, 1886-1959 Catholic Church. St. Augustine (Union City, New Jersey) LDS microfilm #1455521 & 145522, subject: Church records, 1861-1921 Catholic Church. St. Michael (Union City, New Jersey) LDS microfilm #1455523, subject: Items 1-2 Church records, 1861-1921 Catholic Church. St. Michael (Union City, New Jersey) Items 3-8 Church records, 1857-1966 Catholic Church. St. Joseph (Jersey City, New Jersey) LDS microfilm #1455524-1455526, subject: Church records, 1857-1920 Catholic Church. St. Joseph (Jersey City, New Jersey) LDS microfilm #1468652 & 1468653, subject: Holy Family Church Records 1857 to 1986 LDS microfilm #1458654, subject: Church Records, 1912-1964, Catholic Church. St. Mary (Closter, New Jersey) Happy hunting! Tom Novak Reseaching NOLAN, CASEY in West Hoboken/Jersey City

Hello all, Does anyone know anything about the history of pyrotechnics in Hudson county in the mid 1800's? In particular the history of manufacturing of fireworks in Hudson county,Hoboken and or Bergen Township. Any info appreciated Bill

Just posting my names again. Although I have many old Dutch families from Jersey City, I'm narrowing in on my Sommers line. Henry and Dora Sommers, b. 1840's, lived in Jersey City. They had 10 children. Still having trouble finding information on their two children, Charles and Hattie. Anyone connect to this family? Would love to hear from you if you do! thx Marcelle

I'm not sure if this would be of interest to you or not. When I was a little girl in Englewood, NJ, there was an older boy in the neighborhood named FLEET DOLAN. In looking back, I had always thought he was a big Swede or Norwegian. Since subscribing to genealogy mail lists, I have learned these are both Irish surnames and I have seen both on the Hudson County list. If you think this family may be related I could give you a little more info about it. Maureen ----- Original Message ----- From: "ADELAIDE R WARD" <AWARD3@prodigy.net> To: <NJHUDSON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 18, 2001 6:34 PM Subject: [NJHUDSON-L] Roll Call -- Jersey City, NJ, 1850-1920 > If anyone is researching the following Jersey City families, would very much like to compare date: > > WARD > COYNE > FLANAGAN > LAMBERT > DOLAN > SPEARMAN > > families lived the the parishes of St. Lucy, St. Joseph, St. Mary and St. Aloysius. Please contact off list. > > Thank you, > Adelaide > > ______________________________

I can't speak for Holy Name but LDS has records of Our Lady of Grace, Hoboken ..... In West Hoboken there was St. Michael's, and it may be listed. LDS has an online catalog you can use at Family Search. I got to the FHC and use a microfiche catalog for Hudson that has tons of Hudson County Churches, etc. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kathy Linskey" <kml@landmarknet.net> To: <NJHUDSON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 18, 2001 4:22 PM Subject: [NJHUDSON-L] Re: NJHUDSON-D Holy Name Cemetery > Is there any way to get ahold of cemetery records from Holy Name Cemetery > without going there or writing? I live in ME so its not like I could stop > in to do research without some major trip planning. I need to browse to find > what I am looking for- my specific questions are too vague. Does LDS have a > film for the records of this cemetery? I am looking for any Larkins or > Brennans who may be buried there, especially ANN/ANNA/ANNE BRENNAN. > > I have other questions as well, if anyone can answer them. Is this the > cemetery that parishioners of Our Lady of Grace in Hoboken would have used? > Are there any other Catholic cemeteries in the area? Does anyone know of a > St. Michaels Church in Hoboken or West Hoboken (I saw an obscure reference > about a marriage that may have taken place there; it was hard to read). > > I would appreciate any help or direction. Thanks! > > Kathy > kml@landmarknet.net > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <NJHUDSON-D-request@rootsweb.com> > To: <NJHUDSON-D@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2001 11:02 PM > Subject: NJHUDSON-D Digest V01 #68 > > ______________________________

John James VARICK, b 1821 NYC, married Elizabeth WALDRON in NYC 1842. They were in NYC census 1850 but moved to Jersey City probably around 1858 (could not find him in 1860 census but he purchased a cemetery plot In Speer Cemetery on Vroom St in JC in 1858). He died 1882 and his funeral was in West Hoboken Baptist Church (he and Elizabeth were among the founders of the church). At the time of his death they were living at 393 New York Avenue, Jersey City Heights where Elizabeth remained until her death in 1909. Their children: Sarah Jane who married Henry MADDEN Susan Elizageht who married Charles STAIR John James who died young Rachel Ann who married Thomas McK ABELL Martha Ann Julia Ann who married Howard ALPAUGH Catherine Louise who married Jack LAMOREUX John Briton who married Rachel WESTERVELT William Edward Have lots to share - but need lots of help. Floreda

The LDS has microfilmed Holy Name's records. You could also call them. I found Holy Name VERY helpful over the phone. They checked four names over the phone and read me the entire burial record. One plot had eleven names in it! The only other Catholic Cemetery in Hudson County is St. Peter's Cemetery. Like Holy Name, it is in Jersey City. St. Peter's records are held by Holy Name Cemetery. If you don't find your relatives there, try Holy Cross in North Arlington. It's just over the line in Bergen County. ----- Original Message ----- From: <NJHUDSON-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <NJHUDSON-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, March 19, 2001 2:02 AM Subject: NJHUDSON-D Digest V01 #72

Dear List, If anyone out there has access to a JC Directory from 1910 I would appreciate a look-up for Mary McNulty Thank you kindly, Marcy Byrd MByrd6573@aol.com

Please change my e-mail address from bjd@tstar.net to bjd78611@yahoo.com. The first e-mail address was assigned at 9.00 pm 3/18/2001. Thank you.

If anyone is researching the following Jersey City families, would very much like to compare date: WARD COYNE FLANAGAN LAMBERT DOLAN SPEARMAN families lived the the parishes of St. Lucy, St. Joseph, St. Mary and St. Aloysius. Please contact off list. Thank you, Adelaide

Hi Everyone Below is a list of surnames that are posted on the Union City Genealogical Web page (<A HREF="www.rootsweb.com/~njhudson/unioncity"> www.rootsweb.com/~njhudson/unioncity</A>). Not all are members of this great Hudson County email Group, so on there behalf and others, I thought I would just send out their surnames of interest to help them along in their family research. Visit the UC Gen Web Page for more information and email connections on these particular surnames (new ones are added weekly)! Hope someone out there finds a match! ALBERQUE BASSE BILLIG BONCELET BOVE BROWN COLE CONLIN CURRY DANIELSON EBEL EICHHOLZ EMMER FINKLE FRANKE GARDA GARDNER GRENZ GRIEDER GROMEST HENRICHS HESLIN KINN KLEPPE KOPISHKE KUHNLE KUNOLD MULLER NAGEL RAWLINS REICHEL RINALD SCHICK SEESLE SEIDERER SHUBERT SOLLECITO STEINMULLER SUFFEL WALSCHEID Best of luck, Patty Fey pjfey@aol.com UC Gen Web Page Host