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    1. Re: [NYDUTCH] Newspaper Story 1909
    2. John W. Kitz
    3. Marie, On 2017-05-27 21:26, John W. Kitz wrote: > Marie, > > On 2017-05-27 18:19, Rover Barth wrote: >> Greetings Everyone, >> >> I happened to stumble on a 1909 Brooklyn Eagle article that uncovered >> what >> happened to my Grand Aunt who disappeared in the family history and >> need >> some help or advise. >> The article I am looking for is news for August 31, 1909 and about the >> elopement of Alexina van Spall and George Stanko. Mr. Stanko was part >> of a >> gypsy group at a fair who captured my 22 year old newly arrived in US >> grand >> aunt Alexina's heart. She sneaked out of the home of her sister and >> brother-in-law, Anna and Bastian Tuyt and disappeared with Mr. Stanko. >> I did find a disjointed article on this for this date but it's >> impossible >> to make sense of it with all of the other news jumbled with it. I >> could >> only make out parts of it and recognized names and addresses so I know >> this >> is the right family. >> Any advice or thoughts would be so helpful! > > The newspaper appears to have consisted of 22 pages on the date that > you mentioned below (see https://www.newspapers.com/image/53882000/). > Could you be more specific as to what page the article is on, so we > can have a look at it? I found the article, it is on page 14 (see https://www.newspapers.com/image/53882013), in the 5th column from the left, about half way down the page. >> This has been a long standing >> mystery for the family. >> Here's the link to the site where I did find this information: >> The Brooklyn Daily Eagle , >> <https://www.newspapers.com/title_1890/the_brooklyn_daily_eagle/>Brooklyn, >> New York, Tuesday, August 31, 1909 Could you be more specific as to what you're asking of the subscribers to this email list? >> Thank you. >> >> Marie >> >> Researching: >> van Spall, Tuijt/Tuyt, Ooykaas, Henke Regards, Jk. I'm occasionally working on gathering data about individuals born with the surname Kitz (not Kits or Kitsz) since approx. 1800 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Are you doing similar work in your area or country and do you have data that may be useful to me? Please send it to John.Kitz-gen (at) xs4all.nl.

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