Mcmahon, Bridget. aug 23. at White Plains, NY, Brideget. wiffe of Thomas Mcmahon. NY Tomes Aug 30, 1903 ******************************************************************** Bridget McMahon died Aug 23,1903 New York

Thank you so very much for all the help you have given me. Gail ----- Original Message ----- From: Rdpiet@aol.com To: nyc-roots@rootsweb.com ; NYC-ROOTS@rootsweb.com Cc: gailharms@charter.net Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2011 7:50 AM Subject: Re: [NYC-ROOTS] Obituray Look Up Please Mcmahon, Bridget. aug 23. at White Plains, NY, Brideget. wiffe of Thomas Mcmahon. NY Tomes Aug 30, 1903 ******************************************************************** Bridget McMahon died Aug 23,1903 New York

Bridget McMahon died Aug 23,1903 New York Thank you Gail

I would suggest reposting this with a subject that has to do with taping the St pat's parade. I think your message may have been lost so late in your message and with your subject line. Gail Sent from my AT&T iPhone. Gail Schinnerer Jorgensen 623-466-2669 On Mar 6, 2011, at 15:52, Lewis Pat <carmodyp@bellsouth.net> wrote: > > I am wondering why I havent sen my question poster to the list. I was a member of the list for year and then had computer problems and had to get a new computer which took some time to save for..now I join again, and get little of messages it seems.....I know this isn't a look up for info, does it make a difference to the message. Most of my genealogy over the had to do with family all from NYC including myself, and I got good responses and help from many. I will still need some help with one family member but trying to nail down If he was in nyc or state. > Thank you for reading and a response. > > > I started the genealogy of my family ancestors back in the 1960's and one of the questions along the way was ..what was the profession? > Seems going back to early 1800's we have firefighters and police as the main profession including present time,on both sides of family. I have managed to get help from some on the list who found relatives even in Calif, and one in Germany and some in London. Even I was involved until I retired a couple of years ago.. and now I have areal quandry, my two sons, both firefighters, one in Fl. and one in NJ will be marching in the St.Patricks /day parade. I cannot attend, due to circumstances here at home in Fl. > So again, am hoping for help in a way to extend the genealogy of family, to put in family archives to show the following generations and need your help. > > > > > > I'M HOPING to contact someone who can tape/record the St. Pat's parade this year for me, here in Florida. > There was a very nice gentleman I think in Texas that did in 2008 and I enjoyed watching from here at home. But until now have not had computer back to work on and send messages, and I lost his address when computer died. > > I had plans to drive up this year to stay for a few days in NJ then go to parade to watch both my sons marching in the parade! This time my firefighting son her in Florida has been invited along with the Orlando,FL FD pipe an drums to parade (usually the piper in first line on W side of parade route).HIs brother is a Passaic NJ Lt, and is supposedly his contingent marching right behind. > They have marched before but in separate divisions and no band, also both worked on the pile to locate anyone lost on 9-11-01 and still think of themselves as I do as New Yorkers. It's hard to locate them in the sea of blue uniforms but I did manage once, this time being with the band should be easier. > However, I cannot make the trip this year being in a wheel chair ( back problems) and having to come over from NJ alone. The guys have to leave for parade line up long before I would be able to come over, try to find a garage to park in and wheel myself over and hope for a spot to watch. > Hopeful that someone can tape/record...please let me know via list or personally,so I can send address. I will appreciate it, and reimburse costs. > > ------------------------------- > 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

Pat - as you see, your question posted - I have no idea why any earlier ones did not - Carol (LO for the NYC-roots list) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lewis Pat" <carmodyp@bellsouth.net> To: <nyc-roots@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 06, 2011 2:48 PM Subject: [NYC-ROOTS] question for administrator > > I am wondering why I havent sen my question poster to the list. I was a > member of the list for year and then had computer problems and had to get > a new computer which took some time to save for..now I join again, and get > little of messages it seems.....I know this isn't a look up for info, does > it make a difference to the message. Most of my genealogy over the had to > do with family all from NYC including myself, and I got good responses and > help from many. I will still need some help with one family member but > trying to nail down If he was in nyc or state. > Thank you for reading and a response. > > > I started the genealogy of my family ancestors back in the 1960's and one > of the questions along the way was ..what was the profession? > Seems going back to early 1800's we have firefighters and police as the > main profession including present time,on both sides of family. I have > managed to get help from some on the list who found relatives even in > Calif, and one in Germany and some in London. Even I was involved until I > retired a couple of years ago.. and now I have areal quandry, my two sons, > both firefighters, one in Fl. and one in NJ will be marching in the > St.Patricks /day parade. I cannot attend, due to circumstances here at > home in Fl. > So again, am hoping for help in a way to extend the genealogy of family, > to put in family archives to show the following generations and need your > help. > > > > > > I'M HOPING to contact someone who can tape/record the St. Pat's parade > this year for me, here in Florida. > There was a very nice gentleman I think in Texas that did in 2008 and I > enjoyed watching from here at home. But until now have not had computer > back to work on and send messages, and I lost his address when computer > died. > > I had plans to drive up this year to stay for a few days in NJ then go to > parade to watch both my sons marching in the parade! This time my > firefighting son her in Florida has been invited along with the Orlando,FL > FD pipe an drums to parade (usually the piper in first line on W side of > parade route).HIs brother is a Passaic NJ Lt, and is supposedly his > contingent marching right behind. > They have marched before but in separate divisions and no band, also both > worked on the pile to locate anyone lost on 9-11-01 and still think of > themselves as I do as New Yorkers. It's hard to locate them in the sea of > blue uniforms but I did manage once, this time being with the band should > be easier. > However, I cannot make the trip this year being in a wheel chair ( back > problems) and having to come over from NJ alone. The guys have to leave > for parade line up long before I would be able to come over, try to find a > garage to park in and wheel myself over and hope for a spot to watch. > Hopeful that someone can tape/record...please let me know via list or > personally,so I can send address. I will appreciate it, and reimburse > costs. > > ------------------------------- > 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 > >

Margaret Mullen Died Feb 14,1963 New York Thank you Gail

I am wondering why I havent sen my question poster to the list. I was a member of the list for year and then had computer problems and had to get a new computer which took some time to save for..now I join again, and get little of messages it seems.....I know this isn't a look up for info, does it make a difference to the message. Most of my genealogy over the had to do with family all from NYC including myself, and I got good responses and help from many. I will still need some help with one family member but trying to nail down If he was in nyc or state. Thank you for reading and a response. I started the genealogy of my family ancestors back in the 1960's and one of the questions along the way was ..what was the profession? Seems going back to early 1800's we have firefighters and police as the main profession including present time,on both sides of family. I have managed to get help from some on the list who found relatives even in Calif, and one in Germany and some in London. Even I was involved until I retired a couple of years ago.. and now I have areal quandry, my two sons, both firefighters, one in Fl. and one in NJ will be marching in the St.Patricks /day parade. I cannot attend, due to circumstances here at home in Fl. So again, am hoping for help in a way to extend the genealogy of family, to put in family archives to show the following generations and need your help. I'M HOPING to contact someone who can tape/record the St. Pat's parade this year for me, here in Florida. There was a very nice gentleman I think in Texas that did in 2008 and I enjoyed watching from here at home. But until now have not had computer back to work on and send messages, and I lost his address when computer died. I had plans to drive up this year to stay for a few days in NJ then go to parade to watch both my sons marching in the parade! This time my firefighting son her in Florida has been invited along with the Orlando,FL FD pipe an drums to parade (usually the piper in first line on W side of parade route).HIs brother is a Passaic NJ Lt, and is supposedly his contingent marching right behind. They have marched before but in separate divisions and no band, also both worked on the pile to locate anyone lost on 9-11-01 and still think of themselves as I do as New Yorkers. It's hard to locate them in the sea of blue uniforms but I did manage once, this time being with the band should be easier. However, I cannot make the trip this year being in a wheel chair ( back problems) and having to come over from NJ alone. The guys have to leave for parade line up long before I would be able to come over, try to find a garage to park in and wheel myself over and hope for a spot to watch. Hopeful that someone can tape/record...please let me know via list or personally,so I can send address. I will appreciate it, and reimburse costs.

Denis is a no show. Edward got a one liner notice in the NY Times dtd May 13 Edward, ., May 11, Funeral today 309 East 104th St **************************************************************************** ******* Denis McMahon died July 9,1951 New York Edward McMahon died May 11,1916 New York

Wow that was a short one. Thank you so very much Gail ----- Original Message ----- From: Rdpiet@aol.com To: nyc-roots@rootsweb.com ; NYC-ROOTS@rootsweb.com Cc: gailharms@charter.net Sent: Saturday, March 05, 2011 8:53 AM Subject: Re: [NYC-ROOTS] Obituray Look Up Please Denis is a no show. Edward got a one liner notice in the NY Times dtd May 13 Edward, ., May 11, Funeral today 309 East 104th St *********************************************************************************** Denis McMahon died July 9,1951 New York Edward McMahon died May 11,1916 New York

Denis McMahon died July 9,1951 New York Edward McMahon died May 11,1916 New York Thank you Gail

I have "Early History of Schenectady" should anyone want me to look up a name.   Adrian

Could it be "You", perhaps you are "clicking" Reply to all....instead of just"reply".....Check it yourself at the top of your screen....the list does not determine to whom you send to. You do!!!!CHEERS -----Original Message----- From: nyc-roots-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:nyc-roots-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Rdpiet@aol.com Sent: Friday, March 04, 2011 9:43 AM To: nyc-roots@rootsweb.com; NYC-ROOTS@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [NYC-ROOTS] Obituary Look up Please Nothing for her. Tom sent to your e mail address. Sure would be nice if they corrected this list so that when one clicks reply it goes back to the message originator rather than the list. *********************************************************************, I am looking for the obituary for Eliza Quillinan she died on April 17,1892 at time of death she was living at 300 E 96th St Manhattan New York And Thomas McMahon he is the brother to Eliza Quillinan he died March 8,1921 Manhattan New York ------------------------------- 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

Nothing for her. Tom sent to your e mail address. Sure would be nice if they corrected this list so that when one clicks reply it goes back to the message originator rather than the list. *********************************************************************, I am looking for the obituary for Eliza Quillinan she died on April 17,1892 at time of death she was living at 300 E 96th St Manhattan New York And Thomas McMahon he is the brother to Eliza Quillinan he died March 8,1921 Manhattan New York

I am looking for the obituary for Eliza Quillinan she died on April 17,1892 at time of death she was living at 300 E 96th St Manhattan New York And Thomas McMahon he is the brother to Eliza Quillinan he died March 8,1921 Manhattan New York Thank you Gail

Elizabeth, You are totally correct! I think that is what happened to my family. I took the great suggestion of Ted Schmitz and looked through all of the 2nd enumeration for the 20 WD, ED 15, but couldn't find them! I guess they flew the coop. I will now check other 2nd enums around the area. My heartfelt thanks to all that gave me their help. Kathleen~CT. From: "knowltonew@earthlink.net" <knowltonew@earthlink.net> Subject: [NYC-ROOTS] House numbers >I am hoping someone will be able to help me with this. On the 1870 census for Manhattan, all I have is... Ward # - 20 Enumeration District # - 15 House # - 26 Any one have the secret formula to figure it out? I'll even take the 'area' for an answer. Thanks so much. Kathleen~CT.< And, Newbies, remember that "House #" is not really the number of the house but only the 26th house the enumerator came to in his section. The suggestion to go to the 2nd enumeration is a good one. However, people moved so often from one rented place to another that a January 1871 location does not guarantee that the family was there the June before. Elizabet

Certificates, no. 600-2799 Mar 1929-Sep 1929 FHL US/CAN Film 1905420 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kim Hawkins" To: "NYC Roots" <NYC-roots-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: 03 March, 2011 11:42 AM Subject: [NYC-ROOTS] LDS title search > Can someone please jog my memory..I always have trouble finding the > correct title for Queens NY research on the LDS site. I want to order the > marriage cert for Frank Murphy. The marriage date is june 24, 1929 in > Queens, cert. # 1802. When I search the LDS site for the title, I found > queens marriage index...I dont want the index right? Can SKS help me find > the correct title so I can find the film number? Thank you so much > Kim

I want to thank everyone who gave me suggestions for the correct reading of the name FANNUTT on a marriage certificate instead of the name TUNNIEF. I have found a FANNUTT family living in Mt. Vernon, N.Y. on the 1900 census, I will see if I can tie them into the Seibert family. Jeanne Sedler Appel

Can someone please jog my memory..I always have trouble finding the correct title for Queens NY research on the LDS site. I want to order the marriage cert for Frank Murphy. The marriage date is june 24, 1929 in Queens, cert. # 1802. When I search the LDS site for the title, I found queens marriage index...I dont want the index right? Can SKS help me find the correct title so I can find the film number? Thank you so much Kim

Thank you very much Kim --- On Thu, 3/3/11, Bobbi <bobbidoll@optonline.net> wrote: > From: Bobbi <bobbidoll@optonline.net> > Subject: Re: [NYC-ROOTS] LDS title search > To: nyc-roots@rootsweb.com > Date: Thursday, March 3, 2011, 1:24 PM > Certificates, no. 600-2799 Mar > 1929-Sep 1929 > FHL US/CAN     Film 1905420 > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Kim Hawkins" > To: "NYC Roots" <NYC-roots-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: 03 March, 2011 11:42 AM > Subject: [NYC-ROOTS] LDS title search > > > > Can someone please jog my memory..I always have > trouble finding the > > correct title for Queens NY research on the LDS > site.  I want to order the > > marriage cert for Frank Murphy.  The marriage > date is june 24, 1929 in > > Queens, cert. # 1802.  When I search the LDS site > for the title, I found > > queens marriage index...I dont want the index > right?  Can SKS help me find > > the correct title so I can find the film number?  > Thank you so much > > Kim > > > ------------------------------- > 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 >

>I am hoping someone will be able to help me with this. On the 1870 census for Manhattan, all I have is... Ward # - 20 Enumeration District # - 15 House # - 26 Any one have the secret formula to figure it out? I'll even take the 'area' for an answer. Thanks so much. Kathleen~CT.< And, Newbies, remember that "House #" is not really the number of the house but only the 26th house the enumerator came to in his section. The suggestion to go to the 2nd enumeration is a good one. However, people moved so often from one rented place to another that a January 1871 location does not guarantee that the family was there the June before. Elizabet