The 1880 Census for NY, NY (Manhattan) lists this household: Joseph E. LAMRRELL, age 43 & hus wife Charlotte LAMRRELL, age 63 She was b. Charlotte MENONAY who m. Jean FRECHETTE, 1835 in Montreal. Charlotte apparently married LAMRRELL in NY after Jean FRECHETTE's death. Her son and grandson were also in the household. Can anyone determine when Joseph & Catherine married? >1850. Norman Cazavan

In a message dated 7/15/2011 11:24:17 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, bobbidoll@optonline.net writes: Yes, it will be on the 3rd & 4th floors of the old Custom Building. Bobbi, Thanks for the info. Coming from Staten Island, it will be a lot easier to get to than 121 Varick St. Jack Langton

Yes, it will be on the 3rd & 4th floors of the old Custom Building. It will be on the South side of Bowling Green, the Whitehall Street station of the BMT, or South Ferry on the IRT. It will be very near where you board the ferry for The Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island. Bobbi ----- Original Message ----- From: Jack Langton To: <nyc-roots@rootsweb.com> Sent: 15 July, 2011 10:20 AM Subject: Re: [NYC-ROOTS] NJ naturalization records > > In a message dated 7/14/2011 12:37:40 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, > Bobbi writes: > > I don't know if you were planning on going in person. They are in the > midst > of moving to a new location. > > > Bobbi, > > Just curious. Do you know where the new location of the NE Archives is > to be? > > Jack Langton

On Family Search, I find a Jos Lamprell with Charlotte, as well as two children Malvinia and Joseph who are probably Frechettes, as Joseph is only a few years older than they are on the 1870 census, so they are married by then, and according to the 1900 census, Joseph immigrated to the US in 1870 from England(I'm assuming though he could have gone to Canada from England). Kate --- On Fri, 7/15/11, NormCaz@aol.com <NormCaz@aol.com> wrote: From: NormCaz@aol.com <NormCaz@aol.com> Subject: [NYC-ROOTS] 1880 Census To: NYC-roots@rootsweb.com Date: Friday, July 15, 2011, 1:24 PM The 1880 Census for NY, NY (Manhattan) lists this household: Joseph E. LAMRRELL, age 43 & hus wife Charlotte LAMRRELL, age 63 She was b. Charlotte MENONAY who m. Jean FRECHETTE, 1835 in Montreal. Charlotte apparently married LAMRRELL in NY after Jean FRECHETTE's death. Her son and grandson were also in the household. Can anyone determine when Joseph & Catherine married?  >1850. Norman Cazavan ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NYC-ROOTS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

hi- I believe the last name is actually Lamprell,by looking at the census image. And that Joseph remarried about 1880, as I find a Joseph E. Lamprell in 1900, remarried, tho' it has the marriage year as 1879, I'm assuming he remarried about 1880? Also I find that a Joseph E Lamprell died in NY in 1902. Kate --- On Fri, 7/15/11, NormCaz@aol.com <NormCaz@aol.com> wrote: From: NormCaz@aol.com <NormCaz@aol.com> Subject: [NYC-ROOTS] 1880 Census To: NYC-roots@rootsweb.com Date: Friday, July 15, 2011, 1:24 PM The 1880 Census for NY, NY (Manhattan) lists this household: Joseph E. LAMRRELL, age 43 & hus wife Charlotte LAMRRELL, age 63 She was b. Charlotte MENONAY who m. Jean FRECHETTE, 1835 in Montreal. Charlotte apparently married LAMRRELL in NY after Jean FRECHETTE's death. Her son and grandson were also in the household. Can anyone determine when Joseph & Catherine married?  >1850. Norman Cazavan ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NYC-ROOTS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

In a message dated 7/14/2011 12:37:40 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, bobbidoll@optonline.net writes: I don't know if you were planning on going in person. They are in the midst of moving to a new location. Bobbi, Just curious. Do you know where the new location of the NE Archives is to be? Jack Langton

Hi Liz, See: http://www.archives.gov/northeast/nyc/finding-aids/naturalization-records.html I don't know if you were planning on going in person. They are in the midst of moving to a new location. Many of their records will be stored off site, and only brought in when requested in advance of the time they are needed. I do not know which ones will be there. So if you are going, be sure to check to be sure they will be available. Bobbi ----- Original Message ----- From: "Elizabeth Martinez-Gibson" <cosette.58@hotmail.com> To: <nyc-roots@rootsweb.com>; <nynewyor@rootsweb.com>; <german-ny@rootsweb.com>; <nybronx@rootsweb.com>; <nybrooklyn@rootsweb.com>; <nynassau@rootsweb.com>; <nyqueens@rootsweb.com>; <nysuffol@rootsweb.com> Sent: 13 July, 2011 1:38 PM Subject: [NYC-ROOTS] NJ naturalization records > > > > > Hi Everyone, Can someone tell me whether NJ Naturalization records can be > found at NARA in NYC? I found a new lead on my gr-grandfather and since I > have not found him in NY naturalization records, he may have done this in > NJ. If I can not get this in NARA in NYC, does anyone know where I can > research this? I did check the Camden and Trenton records on the German > Genealogy Group site. I am want to search Hudson County (Jersey City). > Thanks, Liz

Hi, I found a few snippets of information that might be able to help you locate your relatives. It appears that Honora "Nora" Mulcahy was born in February 1863, and that the family immigrated in 1875. While the 1900 census indicates that she married John Sullivan in 1882, I suspect that the marriage might have taken place earlier, as I've found a birth certificate for a daughter, Annie, who was born on 11 Dec 1880. Margaret Sullivan was born on 22 Feb 1888. Daniel was born in 1893, and another son, James, was born on 9 Mar 1894. He died a year later on 15 Apr 1895. Patrick was born on 22 Sep 1895 (certificate #2414). Since he does not come up in the Social Security death index, it's a possibility that he died in the early 1930s or never registered. You might want to contact SSA to find out whether Margaret ever filed an SS5 form. Last, since 22-year-old Margaret was still living with the family in 1910, you could also try contacting Catholic churches in Manhattan to inquire whether they have any marriage records for her. Good luck with your search! On Wed, Jul 13, 2011 at 12:57 PM, Lewis Pat <carmodyp@bellsouth.net> wrote: > I am resending this message to all NYC boards, I never seem to get answers > from one or see it in print > > Subject: LOOKING FOR SULLIVANS > > I am hoping someone can find info of long lost relatives in New York > City. > > Last known in 1910 census of Manhattan living on 2nd Ave. Manhattan. > > SULLIVAN Daniel b. 1892 NYC > > SULLIVAN, Patrick, b. 1896 NYC > > SULLIVAN Margaret b.1888 NYC > > children of Nora (Mulcahy) SULLIVAN b. Kanturk, Ireland 1858 (immigrated > 1880 to NYC from Cobh) and John SULLIVAN Birth date and place unkown. > > Nora died June 30,1914. She is listed as widow in 1900 census with the 3 > children,living on 62nd St. NYC. JJohn Sullivan may have died in Sp/Am war. > > In 1900-01 she married a John Carmody. Her children may be listed on > 1910,census as Carmody but they were Sullivans! Daniel, Patrick and Margaret > > (I suspect a neighbor gave census taker the info.) > > Daniel married a Alice Mc Phiilips 1912-13 in NYC, had several children, > the first one Daniel jr. died in 1915, and buried in Calvary with > grandmother, Nora. Daniel sr. died approx. 1920. > > Patrick moved upstate NY sometime on 1930's and died there, place > unknown. > > Margaret may have married but no info on her since 1910. > > I am hoping there is a Sullivan descendent member of family reading this > with info to fill in the blanks. I am last of Carmody family. > > Thank you for reading and any help in this matter > > carmodyp@bellsouth.net >

The 1900 census shows the following birth years/months: Nora Feb 1871 Margaret Oct 1891 Daniel Feb 1893 Patrick May 1896 Last known in 1910 census of Manhattan living on 2nd Ave. Manhattan. > > SULLIVAN Daniel b. 1892 NYC > > SULLIVAN, Patrick, b. 1896 NYC > > SULLIVAN Margaret b.1888 NYC

Hi Everyone, Can someone tell me whether NJ Naturalization records can be found at NARA in NYC? I found a new lead on my gr-grandfather and since I have not found him in NY naturalization records, he may have done this in NJ. If I can not get this in NARA in NYC, does anyone know where I can research this? I did check the Camden and Trenton records on the German Genealogy Group site. I am want to search Hudson County (Jersey City). Thanks, Liz

I am resending this message to all NYC boards, I never seem to get answers from one or see it in print > > Subject: LOOKING FOR SULLIVANS > > I am hoping someone can find info of long lost relatives in New York City. > > Last known in 1910 census of Manhattan living on 2nd Ave. Manhattan. > > SULLIVAN Daniel b. 1892 NYC > > SULLIVAN, Patrick, b. 1896 NYC > > SULLIVAN Margaret b.1888 NYC > > children of Nora (Mulcahy) SULLIVAN b. Kanturk, Ireland 1858 (immigrated 1880 to NYC from Cobh) and John SULLIVAN Birth date and place unkown. > Nora died June 30,1914. She is listed as widow in 1900 census with the 3 children,living on 62nd St. NYC. JJohn Sullivan may have died in Sp/Am war. > In 1900-01 she married a John Carmody. Her children may be listed on 1910,census as Carmody but they were Sullivans! Daniel, Patrick and Margaret > (I suspect a neighbor gave census taker the info.) > > Daniel married a Alice Mc Phiilips 1912-13 in NYC, had several children, the first one Daniel jr. died in 1915, and buried in Calvary with grandmother, Nora. Daniel sr. died approx. 1920. > > Patrick moved upstate NY sometime on 1930's and died there, place unknown. > > Margaret may have married but no info on her since 1910. > > I am hoping there is a Sullivan descendent member of family reading this with info to fill in the blanks. I am last of Carmody family. > > Thank you for reading and any help in this matter > carmodyp@bellsouth.net > > > > > >

This man was in the New York, Manhattan, 1880 Census, age 43, married. Spelling of name doesn't look right. Anyone know of this man? Norman Cazavan

Hi All, For those interested, here is a short film about immigration that was made in the 1940s. Bobbi Immigration Description: An educational film about Immigration to America. Shows the origins and volume of immigrants entering the United States from colonial times until 1920, the reasons for immigration, the adjustment of immigrants to like in the U.S. and the drastic reduction of immigration caused by the Act of 1924. http://www.travelfilmarchive.com/item.php?id=12008&keywords=New+York+North+America+United+States+New+York&startrow=10 Clip #: TFA-63A Length: 10:08 Year: 1946 Color: B/W Sound: Sound Library: TFA Network Decade: 1940s Region: North America Country: United States Original: 16mm Keywords: immigrants, Ellis Island, New York City, lower east side, New York City street, pedestrians, audience at baseball game, map of migration, steamship agent office, eastern european peasants, poor farmers, caps, man being arrested by prussian policemen, religious persecution, eviction, Ellis Island, examination, customs officials, doctor, medical examination, stethoscope, map of US, farmer behind plow, small city, church, factory, tenement slum lower east side street market rabbi reading newspaper stand, trade union office, immigration law, men leaving work, school, girl at blackboard classroom, Dept of Justice, Immigration office, oath of citizenship, new citizens, Statue of Liberty

Hi All, Wondering why most people came through the Port of New York? Here is an excellent historical film explaining why. Bobbi Influence of Geography and History on the Port of New York Description: A film about the Port of New York and how it was formed. http://www.travelfilmarchive.com/item.php?id=12009&keywords=New+York+United+States+New+York Clip #: TFA-63B Length: 10:12 Year: 1949 Color: Color Sound: Sound Library: TFA Network Decade: 1940s Region: North America Country: United States State: New York City: New York Subject: Boats Original: 16mm Keywords: skyline, New York City, Empire State Building, Times Square, Woolworth Building, Stork Club sign, Radio City Music Hall, Yankee Stadium, Columbia University, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Wall Street, ships and port, ocean liner, tugboats, freighter, American Farmer ship, unloading cargo, maps, sugar bags, coffee being poured into cup, barge passing ship, trains, train yard, trucks through Holland Tunnel, airplane landing, United Airlines plane taxiing, harbor, truck depot, men with plans and photos of port designs, tugboat, New York skyline, Statue of Liberty

  Hello Listers. Is there anybody like me who has sought information on their relatives who had ben in Islip Hospital.  In my case the person in question was an Inmate in 1930 I have been trying for a long time to obtain information on my Gt.Aunt.  Initially I was told by "the powers that be" that on no account could any information be released.  When I pursued the matter a little later I was told that there had been changes and a slight relaxation of the rules under The Freedom of Information Act.  I was told, however, I must put my request in writing to Pilgrim.  This I did in April this year but to date have not had any response from them. Has anyone had success with this apparently firmly closed door. Doreen in the UK

I have sent the census records and the deaths for both children and Frederick SR to your e mauil address. TRYING TO LOCATE DECENDANTS OF FREDERICK AND RICHARD (BROTHERS) SOFTYE . THEIR PARENTS WERE MARTHA RIEDEMANN AND FREDERICK SOFTYE. I BELIEVE THEY LIVED AT 510 CHESTNUT STREET IN BROOKLYN AND IN LATER YEARS RELOCATED TO THE ISLAND, FAMILY NAMES INCLUDE ANNA BAUER, STEP-SISTER TO MARTHA RIEDEMANN, AND ANNA'S HUSBAND, ROBERT MARTENS. THANK YOU FOR ANY INFO

your missing relevant information...........Dates of birth, death, and what info you have so far in census records, etc..........Names only do not suffice... TRYING TO LOCATE DECENDANTS OF FREDERICK AND RICHARD (BROTHERS) SOFTYE . THEIR PARENTS WERE MARTHA RIEDEMANN AND FREDERICK SOFTYE. I BELIEVE THEY LIVED AT 510 CHESTNUT STREET IN BROOKLYN AND IN LATER YEARS RELOCATED TO THE ISLAND, FAMILY NAMES INCLUDE ANNA BAUER, STEP-SISTER TO MARTHA RIEDEMANN, AND ANNA'S HUSBAND, ROBERT MARTENS. THANK YOU FOR ANY INFO

I just took a quick look in the New York City ACRIS real estate data base and found several Brooklyn documents for Richard Softye (very recent) and several deeds from Queens for Riedemann from the 1960's and 70's - Aline, Gisela, Louis and Wilhelm. The records include images of the original documents. You can find the database at: [1]http://www.nyc.gov/html/dof/html/jump/acris.shtml Don http://www.donslist.net Always free, always fast On 06/27/11, ann trouble<troubleann@yahoo.com> wrote: TRYING TO LOCATE DECENDANTS OF FREDERICK AND RICHARD (BROTHERS) SOFTYE . THEIR PARENTS WERE MARTHA RIEDEMANN AND FREDERICK SOFTYE. I BELIEVE THEY LIVED AT 510 CHESTNUT STREET IN BROOKLYN AND IN LATER YEARS RELOCATED TO THE ISLAND, FAMILY NAMES INCLUDE ANNA BAUER, STEP-SISTER TO MARTHA RIEDEMANN, AND ANNA'S HUSBAND, ROBERT MARTENS. THANK YOU FOR ANY INFO ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [2]NYC-ROOTS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message References 1. http://www.nyc.gov/html/dof/html/jump/acris.shtml 2. mailto:NYC-ROOTS-request@rootsweb.com

TRYING TO LOCATE DECENDANTS  OF  FREDERICK AND RICHARD (BROTHERS) SOFTYE .   THEIR PARENTS WERE MARTHA RIEDEMANN  AND FREDERICK SOFTYE.    I BELIEVE THEY LIVED AT 510 CHESTNUT STREET IN BROOKLYN AND IN LATER YEARS RELOCATED TO THE ISLAND,   FAMILY NAMES INCLUDE ANNA BAUER, STEP-SISTER TO MARTHA RIEDEMANN, AND ANNA'S HUSBAND, ROBERT MARTENS.   THANK YOU FOR ANY INFO    

Hello I was wondering can someone help as I can not find anything, I live in Ireland and find it very hard to find records in New York. I am looking for information about this family Robert Healy born 19 May 1896/95 and his wife Mary born in Finland about 1893 Both arrived in New York in 1915. The couple must have met and married in New York, marriage might have taken place in 1919 They had a daughter Dorothy M (Mary probably) born 1925/1926 in New York Robert was a porter/chauffeur at Briarscliff Lodge in Westchester and the family lived at Hyatt Avenue in Harrison, Westchester in 1930. Robert was born in Mallow county Cork Ireland, parents Robert and Nora Healy. I would love to find out what happened to the daughter Dorothy M Healy, or find her mothers maiden name Thanks in advance Annemarie