I am forwarding this for Carol that has just been subscribed. Please help her if you can by replying to the list. Regards, Karen Goggin List Admin. >From: "Carol" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Subject: re Maime Tann >Date: Thu, 3 Aug 2000 14:18:49 -0700 > >Looking for Maime (Hannah) Tann, lived Cleveland Ohio in 1932. Had two >children named Eleanor and Grenville. Seeking dates of birth and dates of >death....Thank you !! > ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Sorry Carol....I have nothing. Colleen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Karen Goggin" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, August 03, 2000 7:22 PM Subject: Fwd: re Maime Tann > I am forwarding this for Carol that has just been subscribed. Please help > her if you can by replying to the list. > Regards, > Karen Goggin > List Admin. > > > >From: "Carol" <[email protected]> > >To: <[email protected]> > >Subject: re Maime Tann > >Date: Thu, 3 Aug 2000 14:18:49 -0700 > > > >Looking for Maime (Hannah) Tann, lived Cleveland Ohio in 1932. Had two > >children named Eleanor and Grenville. Seeking dates of birth and dates of > >death....Thank you !! > > > > ________________________________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com >

Searching for information on my gr-gr-grandfather,John KEATING/KEATON/ CATON,born in Ireland, Jun 1841 (1900 census, Cleveland OH, where the name is spelled "Caton") and wife Grace (surname unknown), born in Ireland, Jun 1851. They evidently married here, since John emigrated to the US in 1864, Grace in 1861. John & Grace had the following children: Margaret, b Jan 1871 in Buffalo NY; Sarah/Sadie b Jul 1872 in Ohio; Mary (m Turnbull) b Sep 1874; Kathryn/Katie b Nov 1877; Lydia/Eliza b Aug 1878; Michael b Aug 1888; Patrick b Nov 1883; and Hugh b May 1885. John and Grace were married 30 years in 1900. Margaret m in Cleveland, 1887, to Charles Otto Anderson, a native of Norway. I would be grateful for any information anyone may have on this family. Claire Mache [email protected], [email protected] ____________________________________________________________________ Get free email and a permanent address at http://www.netaddress.com/?N=1

Seeking info on Bernard "Barney" Kane (b. Ireland1837/1828, depending on census info used, 1910 Cleveland/1881 Durham Co., England), his wife Mary (nee: McKay, b. 1841/1831, Ireland) and daughter Hannah (b. England, actual 1868, per 1910 census 1875), who was married to James McGregor (b. Ireland, 1869). In 1910 Barney and Mary were living with Jimmy and Hannah in Cleveland, OH, on Crumb Avenue NE. All are believed to have immigrated to US between 1881-1892. Also info on any descendants or relatives.

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Renfrew Spence is in the online Ohio death records index as dying in Cuyahoga County on 7/21/1925. Cert # 39349. This can be ordered for a dollar from: http://www.ohiohistory.org/dindex/results.cfm

Looking for info. on Annie E. Gaughan, b. Abt. 1866, or her sister, Della Gaughan, b. 1871.

Hello Janet, If your offer still stands, I need a look up for a Renrew C. Spence. I have him marring much later in 1887, there in Cleveland. But I have nothing else on him except that he had been living on Lawn Ave, before he married. I am assuming that at this time he would have been a minor child. Have found nothing on him other than the above street, stated in an old letter. It was in such bad condition the only thing that could be read was part of the address, on the envelope. We have no clue to who his family was except that every one claims he was Scottish. If I don't have enough infromation I do understand. And will have to wait until I can try and order from our local Family History Center. Thank you, Diana Johnson

Alice Bridget Walsh immigrated from Ireland to Cleveland, OH Obit from The Pittsburgh Press, Sunday, Jan. 21, 1940: STANTON-On Saturday Jan 20, 1940, at 11:50 a. m, Alice B. Walsh Stanton of 3211 Elsmore Square, Oakland, widow of John A. Stanton, Mother of Mrs. Julia V Kelly and sister of Mrs Ella Messer. Remains at Collgan Bros. Funeral Home, 800 Carson St., S.S.(South Side) Funeral on Wednesday, Jan. 24, at 8:15 a. m., High Mass of Requiem at St. Agnes Church at 9:00 a.m. Friends invited. (Cleveland (Ohio) and New York City papers please copy.)

Pat, The Third Order of St Francis is a group of Lay Catholics who practice the Disciplines of Daily life as St. Francis led in the early Christian Communities. It is still a Nation-Wide Group. I will try to find my Catholic Almanac that has their mailing address and give it to you. (Will probably be next week as I have a house full of guests this weekend.) Sharon

Janet, The interesting thing about Catholics, is that everything on you regarding Sacraments is carried by the Parish you were baptized in.... For example you were baptized at St Patricks on Bridge in Cleveland, later made your First Confession then Holy Communion at Our Lady of Angels, then were Confirmed at Annunciation, and married at Holy Rosary, and then Divorced, finally you die, and were buried from St. Richard's in North Olmsted, no matter where you received the Sacraments, all documentation is entered on the Records in the Church you were baptized in.... ( In our example St Patricks on Bridge would be the place to contact for all the above information) For this reason, that is why when Catholics receive any of the Sacraments, it is always asked where you were Baptized.... Hope this helps. Also in the early days of Cleveland, the families went to the Parish of their Ethnic Background, would travel miles past the closest German church to go to the Irish Catholic Church... Sharon

You have to know the parish. Chris Krossel who is the head archivisit at the Cleveland Diocese can help you determine probably which parish they belonged to. She has done a chart showing which churches started and when. Can determine by the address of your ancestors probably the church they would have attended. This is how I found where mine and which church they went to. Carole Lubbers, Marietta, Ga. researching Willard: Tuscarawas, Stark, Summit, Portage & Henry Counties, Ohio Immel: Burlaswagen, Germany to Holmes Co., Ohio Thomas G. Kemp: Cornwall, Engl. to Dover, Tuscarawas Co., Ohio Paczkowski/Paszkowski/Patzkowski: Prussia to Russia to Marion Co., Kansas Ruth Lloyd b. 1847 Merioneth Co., Wales, Father was John Lloyd b. 1816 Gwyddelwern Joseph Roberts b. 1848 husband of Ruth, can't locate anything for Joseph Dennis Hogan b. 1850 Ireland to Cleveland, Ohio abt. 1870 Mary Ellen Gleason b. 1852 Ireland to Cleveland, wife of Dennis Hogan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Janet" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, July 21, 2000 8:22 AM Subject: Parish information > I'm an expert at searching census and other public information, but a complete novice at church info. Can anyone advise me how to find out what parish my family would have belonged to if I can determine their address. I do know that they seemed to move around ... did people change parishes as they moved around the city or did they continue to go to their original church? > > Is it necessary to know the exact parish or will the diocese have all the records in one central file? Will they have the records at all? I am particularly interested in baptismal and marriage records from the 1860s and 1870s. > > Thanks to anyone who can advise me. > > Janet >

Hi folks, I just wanted to let you all know that I will be going through the 1850 census one more time in the next week. I have all of Cuyahoga County and will be happy to search for your relatives along with mine. If you've already asked me, you don't need to ask again unless you think I may have forgotten you. I know I've been a bit remiss in getting back to all of you. I just discovered that my ancestor William Mahoney arrived in the U.S. in 1850, so I want to go through and check for him. Then I will finally move on to a more serious search of the 1870 census. If you want me to look up family members you think might have been in Cuyahoga County in 1850, please give me as much info as you have ... especially first names and spouses names if you know them. I am doing this in my free time and must copy all the entries longhand and then type them out when I email them to you ... so please don't ask me for everyone named "Smith". I own the copies of the microfilm, but must use the library to read it and make copies so if I find something for you and you want the actual images for your records, I will send you the actual copies if you want to pay $.10 per page plus postage which I have to pay the library for the copies. Otherwise, I will just transcribe what I find and I will do that for no charge. --Janet

I don't know about that. You probably caught them at a time when it was slow. I sent $20.00, SASE and request to St. Augustines back in February, following up with Chris Krossel 3 months later, she replied, and I am still waiting and it's almost August. Carole in Georgia ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, July 20, 2000 11:10 PM Subject: Re: Calvary and affiliated cemeteries... > I just sent a letter to the diocese and $15.00 and got the answers within 5 > days. I guess the money helped. >

Does anyone know anything about the 3rd order of St. Francis and whether they might have and keep information about members? Any input would be appreciated.........Pat

Janet........Chances are good that if your family members married in Cleveland in the 1860 and 1870's, there will be a copy of the license at the Cuyahoga Co. Archives. It will have the name of the clergy that married them and that helps the archivist at the diocese office determine which parish. In case you don't know, the county archives has email and they look up information for you.....Pat email: [email protected] (Judith Cetina, Mgr) phone: 216-443-7250

I'm an expert at searching census and other public information, but a complete novice at church info. Can anyone advise me how to find out what parish my family would have belonged to if I can determine their address. I do know that they seemed to move around ... did people change parishes as they moved around the city or did they continue to go to their original church? Is it necessary to know the exact parish or will the diocese have all the records in one central file? Will they have the records at all? I am particularly interested in baptismal and marriage records from the 1860s and 1870s. Thanks to anyone who can advise me. Janet

> I just sent a letter to the diocese and $15.00 and got the answers within 5 > days. I guess the money helped. I also sent them $15 on June 21. When I phoned yesterday the woman told me that my request was still sitting in a huge pile of requests they had recently received. Perhaps it's the Internet, perhaps it's just the summer season. Anyway, I think I will contact them again later in the summer or early fall to try to find out from them who else is buried in the plot and discover where my gr gr grandmother is buried if she's not in any of their cemeteries. Gr gr grandfather is in St. John's and gr grandfather is in Calvary. --Janet

I just sent a letter to the diocese and $15.00 and got the answers within 5 days. I guess the money helped.

Janet......The person at Calvary could have told you who was buried in that plot. They gave me a list of 9 people in addition to the person that I was looking for. And it was over the phone. I guess it depends on which person you talk to or whether or not they want to be bothered. I've never had a problem getting information from the Diocese. Do you have any addresses for the people you are searching for? That would probably help them to decide what parish they belonged to......Pat