Thank you so much. The check needs to be made payable to CAGG or it goes in the County general fund. The urgency of preservation is great as the paper deteriorates daily. Ingrid Abram > Ingrid, > I am sending a donation today in my invoice envelope. Thanks for letting us > know about this need. I am letting the Archives know I am contributing > thanks to your notice. I'm sending some new requests also, seems like every > time I get info from the Archives it leads to another request <grin> > Barb > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Ingrid Abram" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Tuesday, October 03, 2000 6:24 AM > Subject: CAGG PRESERVATION FUND > > > > The CAGG Preservation Fund has been established for the purpose of > > the preservation of records, documents such as marriage volumes, birth > records, etc. > > at the Cuyahoga County Archives. Any contribution wil be tax-exempt. > > > , if > > you would be so kind to make a separate check, no matter how small, every > > cent or dollar will help to the: > > > > CAGG-Preservation Fund > > > > By the way, I will do genealogical research in Cuyahoga County in exchange > for > > a contribution to this fund. > > > > Ingrid Abram > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

Cathy, There is no 1855 census. try the city directories - They give occupations. If he lived in Rockport Twp. it is likely they belonged to St. Patrick's West Park (assuming they were Catholic). St. Patrick's has a cemetery. Jim O'Donnell Cathy Wagner wrote: > Hi List > I have just found out my James Brophy shows up on the 1850 census of Ohio > Here is whatwas sent to me > pg 242, Rockport Twp., Cuyahoga Co. James Brophy , 25, Laborer, born in Canada, hw Jane, 32, b. Canada, and Margaret, 2, b. Canada. No other infor given. Census was taken June 1, 1850 > > Is there a way to find out what he was doing for work?? Is there an1855 census of this area? > He had moved by 1856 so to check the 1860 cenus is useless..... > They had a daughter there that died, her name is Elizabeth and I would like to find her burial place if possible. They also had other children while living there... > I would like to find out if there were other Brophy's in the vicinity...has anyone got any direction for me?? > > Cathy

Hi List I have just found out my James Brophy shows up on the 1850 census of Ohio Here is whatwas sent to me pg 242, Rockport Twp., Cuyahoga Co. James Brophy , 25, Laborer, born in Canada, hw Jane, 32, b. Canada, and Margaret, 2, b. Canada. No other infor given. Census was taken June 1, 1850 Is there a way to find out what he was doing for work?? Is there an1855 census of this area? He had moved by 1856 so to check the 1860 cenus is useless..... They had a daughter there that died, her name is Elizabeth and I would like to find her burial place if possible. They also had other children while living there... I would like to find out if there were other Brophy's in the vicinity...has anyone got any direction for me?? Cathy

Dear List, In effort to research EGAN family, I'm trying some new names. Anyone familiar with John & Ellen MCDONNELL? John died 1897 at 77 Taylor St (West 45) in Cleveland. Children were John, Frank, Robert & Ellen (who d 1881). Also, anyone know of John & Margaret COMMERFORD EGAN. Margaret d 1935 at 2159 Cottage Grove, Cleveland Hts, buried from St Ann's. Children were Catherine, Mary, Francis J., James, Jane (SOSA), Michael & Josephine. Thank you. Carolyn Corcoran

Did any of your MAHONEY or WHITE lines marry into MURPHY families? I have a couple of MURPHY/WHITE marriages and a MAHONEY as a godparent. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Janet" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, October 06, 2000 8:34 AM Subject: Mahoney/White > Is anyone else researching the family of William MAHONEY who was born June 13, 1832 in Ireland and died February 8, 1911 in Cleveland? He married Catherine WHITE (b. March, 1835), daughter of John WHITE, May 5, 1856 in St. John's Cathedral, Cleveland. Their daughter Alice MAHONEY (1864-1919) married Philip GOLDRICK (1861-1911) in Cleveland in 1881. > > I had pretty much given up on my search for information on this family when a very kind person responded to my query on the Cuyahoga Co. message board on RootsWeb. She gave me a wealth of new information and now I'm determined to fill in the gaps. > > Thanks. > > Janet in N.J. > > ______________________________

In today's Plain Dealer: Helen McGinty (nee Gallagher) age 103, beloved wife of the late Patrick J.; loving mother of John P. and Edward T. . . . . . . grandmother of Judge Timothy McGinty . . . .sister of Peter, Edward and Mary Kate Gallagher (all deceased). . . Interment Holy Cross.

Barb, I almost think they would have to be. The parents of my William Mahoney are John Mahoney and Mary Lanigan. I don't have dates on them. I know a lot of Irish families seem to have intermarried. What do you think? -- Janet 1. JOHN MAHONEY was born in Ireland. He married MARY LANIGAN. Child of JOHN MAHONEY and MARY LANIGAN is: 2. i. WILLIAM MAHONEY, b. June 13, 1832, (Dublin), Ireland; d. February 8, 1911, Cleveland (Cuyahoga), OH. Generation No. 2 2. WILLIAM MAHONEY was born June 13, 1832 in Ireland, and died February 8, 1911 in Cleveland (Cuyahoga), OH. He married CATHERINE WHITE, May 5, 1856 in St. John's Cathedral, Cleveland, OH daughter of JOHN WHITE and ? . ----- Original Message ----- From: Barbara I. Amburgey <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, October 06, 2000 5:44 PM Subject: Re: Mahoney/White > Janet, > I wonder if these couples are related.--Barb > > > 1 John White b: in Ireland > .. 2 Mary Ann White b: February 1836 in Ireland d: December 04, 1924 in > Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, OH > ...... +John Lanigan b: May 1831 in Ireland m: January 03, 1859 in > Cleveland, Cuyahoga County OH at St. John's Cathedral d: October 27, 1907 in > Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Janet" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Friday, October 06, 2000 8:34 AM > Subject: Mahoney/White > > > > Is anyone else researching the family of William MAHONEY who was born June > 13, 1832 in Ireland and died February 8, 1911 in Cleveland? He married > Catherine WHITE (b. March, 1835), daughter of John WHITE, May 5, 1856 in > St. John's Cathedral, Cleveland. Their daughter Alice MAHONEY (1864-1919) > married Philip GOLDRICK (1861-1911) in Cleveland in 1881. > > > > I had pretty much given up on my search for information on this family > when a very kind person responded to my query on the Cuyahoga Co. message > board on RootsWeb. She gave me a wealth of new information and now I'm > determined to fill in the gaps. > > > > Thanks. > > > > Janet in N.J. > > > > > > > > > > >

Charlene I saved this message because it had a lot of familiar names, but at the time I had no link to the name Quinn. I just got back from my trip to Ohio and although I wanted to find out more about my gr grandfather Charles HALLIGAN and didn't, I did find my gr grandmother Nellie (nee COYNE) HALLIGAN's death certificate. It listed her father as John CONE and her mother Bridget QUINN. I don't know if there's a connection since I just found this info out, but I'll keep a copy of your email in case I do find a link. Colleen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Barbara I. Amburgey" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, September 01, 2000 9:01 AM Subject: Re: Cleveland Diocese and genealogical records > Charlene, > I have a George Quinn b. 1894 died 1984 in my database. He married Catharine > Williams. > Ring any bells. Holy Name sent me information on marriages years ago. They > were very kind and sent me a history of the parish. I asked for specific > "church records" like christenings and marriages for which I either had > close or actual dates. > Barb > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Charlene Quinn" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Friday, September 01, 2000 10:23 AM > Subject: Cleveland Diocese and genealogical records > > > > A few years back, I tried to reach anyone in the Diocesan Offices, or at > > Holy Name Church who would reveal the existance of records. They both > told > > me FIRMLY, that they had no records for genealogical research. > > If anyone can lead me to a contact, I would appreciate it. > > > > I am trying to get information on my great grandparents, Patrick QUINN and > > Mary or Maria BIGLIN. Patrick was born in Ireland in 1862, I am not sure > > if Mary was born in Ireland or in the US, in 1860. They married in > > Scranton, PA, May 23, 1886, moved to Cleveland between 1890 and 1892. They > > are on Hooper Street in Cleveland in 1900 census. I believe they were in > > Holy Name Parish well before 1920. Their Children: > > > > William b 1887, d February 1905 in Cleveland > > Anne b 1888 in Scranton, d 1892 in Cleveland > > Nellie b 1889, d 1925 in Cleveland > > Charles Thomas b March 27, 1890 in Scranton, d May 1962 in Cleveland > > James b August 1891, d March 1892 > > George, b 1894, d 1984 > > Joseph b 1896, d 1951 > > John b 1899, d 1984 in Steubenville, OH > > Mary (May) b 1900, d 1982 > > > > I would love to locate any records that might reveal where they came from > > in Ireland, or more about their early life in Cleveland. > > > > Also looking for any clues on the RAY and HOULAHAN lines of my grandmother > > Mary (Mame) Houlahan who married Charles Thomas Quinn. > > > > > > Charlene Quinn > > Registrar/Financial Aid Director > > Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing > > Case Western Reserve University > > Cleveland, OH 44106-4904 > > Phone: (216) 368-2183 > > Fax: (216) 368-0347 > > http://fpb.cwru.edu/admin/regnots.html > > > > > >

Janet, I wonder if these couples are related.--Barb 1 John White b: in Ireland .. 2 Mary Ann White b: February 1836 in Ireland d: December 04, 1924 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, OH ...... +John Lanigan b: May 1831 in Ireland m: January 03, 1859 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga County OH at St. John's Cathedral d: October 27, 1907 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio ----- Original Message ----- From: "Janet" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, October 06, 2000 8:34 AM Subject: Mahoney/White > Is anyone else researching the family of William MAHONEY who was born June 13, 1832 in Ireland and died February 8, 1911 in Cleveland? He married Catherine WHITE (b. March, 1835), daughter of John WHITE, May 5, 1856 in St. John's Cathedral, Cleveland. Their daughter Alice MAHONEY (1864-1919) married Philip GOLDRICK (1861-1911) in Cleveland in 1881. > > I had pretty much given up on my search for information on this family when a very kind person responded to my query on the Cuyahoga Co. message board on RootsWeb. She gave me a wealth of new information and now I'm determined to fill in the gaps. > > Thanks. > > Janet in N.J. > > > >

Is anyone else researching the family of William MAHONEY who was born June 13, 1832 in Ireland and died February 8, 1911 in Cleveland? He married Catherine WHITE (b. March, 1835), daughter of John WHITE, May 5, 1856 in St. John's Cathedral, Cleveland. Their daughter Alice MAHONEY (1864-1919) married Philip GOLDRICK (1861-1911) in Cleveland in 1881. I had pretty much given up on my search for information on this family when a very kind person responded to my query on the Cuyahoga Co. message board on RootsWeb. She gave me a wealth of new information and now I'm determined to fill in the gaps. Thanks. Janet in N.J.

My uncle went to Villa Angela and my mother went to Villa Maria. Catholic academies.

Dear Alice: My aunt also went to Villa Angela Academy, she said that the school was a boarding school for those of means and they also had day students. I hope this helps. My aunts name was Verna May West Good Luck Cathy

Margaret (Peg) Wyman Hartman b. 1907 was my mother. Her mother was Margaret O'Malley born Ireland. My mother told me she attended the Villa Angela Acadamy as either a young girl or graduated from there, yet the Acadamy can not find a record of her graduation. I think my mother was raised in Bratanahl area. She would have graduated around 1925. I recall that she mentioned she also boarded at the Acadamy. Can anyone shed any light on this, was the acadamy used as a boarding school? Any O'Malley's that may be related, please contact me. [email protected]

In a message dated 10/3/00 12:22:34 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << Any one know of mccambridges living in the Cleveland area in the late 1800's and early 1900's. Am looking for a Dan Mccambridge parents were P. Mccambridge and May Gilliam >> Hi, 1895 Cleveland city directory lists one McCambridge---Maggie. Carolyn

Should this contribution be sent to the County Archives? I recently made my first visit ( I live in another county) and I found my volunteer helper very knowledgeable and accommodating! I agree, the originals appear to be in great need of preservation. Ingrid, would we e-mail you privately? Thanks, Jean

Any one know of mccambridges living in the Cleveland area in the late 1800's and early 1900's. Am looking for a Dan Mccambridge parents were P. Mccambridge and May Gilliam

In a message dated 10/2/00 5:16:02 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << till researching children of William & Bridget BRITT as listed in the 1860 census of Newburgh Twp., Cuyahoga County. Listed in census are Mary - 7 years, Kate - 5 years, Helen - 3 years and Jane - 1 year. All born in Ohio. Any and all input appreciated, >> Ruth, The 1895 Cleveland city directory lists the following BRITT's: John, John Jr, & Joseph 29 Becker Pl William 372 Herald William Jr 421 Herald No other Britt's. These streets would have been on east side near downtown. Carolyn

The CAGG Preservation Fund has been established for the purpose of the preservation of records, documents such as marriage volumes, birth records, etc. at the Cuyahoga County Archives. Any contribution wil be tax-exempt. Although the Latter Day Saints has microfilmed many of these historical records, the originals are in need of preservation if they are to exist for the next Millenium. So dear friends when you request information from the County Archives, if you would be so kind to make a separate check, no matter how small, every cent or dollar will help to the: CAGG-Preservation Fund By the way, I will do genealogical research in Cuyahoga County in exchange for a contribution to this fund. Ingrid Abram

Hello List Members; Still researching children of William & Bridget BRITT as listed in the 1860 census of Newburgh Twp., Cuyahoga County. Listed in census are Mary - 7 years, Kate - 5 years, Helen - 3 years and Jane - 1 year. All born in Ohio. Any and all input appreciated, Ruth T. ____________________________________________________________________ Get your own FREE, personal Netscape WebMail account today at http://home.netscape.com/webmail

I am trying to determine what Ward(s) the following streets on the East side of Cleveland would be in the 1900, 1910, 1920, in order to do a Census lookup for my grandfather THOMAS GALLAGHER. l. Inman Ave, ( west of 93rd, between Aetna & Harvard Ave). 2. 9203 Saxe Ave. (near 93rd, and Harvard). 3. 9428 Manor Ave. (east of 93rd, south of Buckeye Rd). Any help or suggestions would be appreciated. Donald in Florida