Dennis - I have an 1860 and 1880 Ward map for Cleveland. Your address at both dates would seem to be Ward 6, so I would assume e it would also be Ward 6 in 1870. Jim Dennis Murphy wrote: > Rechecked the copy of the letter from Ireland dated August 21, 1876 to a > Miss Mary Murphy. The addresses is given as 91 Sawfill Avenue, Cleveland. > Though the handwriting is rather legible, I believe Carolyn Corcoran is > correct in assuming they meant Sawtell, not Sawfill. > > James O'Donnell was kind enough to suggest that the address might have been > in Ward 6 by 1880. Since I have only a copy of the 1870 Census for Cuyahoga > County, can anyone speculate if the ward number would be the same a decade > earlier? As there are many Mary Murphys listed, I am trying to better define > this particular one. > > Letter came from a Michael Murphy, Mary's uncle, from Cloonloughane, > Ireland. Can anyone place that particular townland in Ireland? It's likely > in Mayo or Sligo but I need the civil parish if it can be identified. > > Thanks to all on the list that have helped so far; the Irish are indeed the > most generous folks on earth! > > Dennis > > Dennis Murphy > [email protected] > > Murphy's Public House > http://murphy.genealogy.org > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2000 10:05 AM > Subject: Re: Need Help from List > > > In a message dated 9/20/00 1:36:56 AM Eastern Daylight Time, > > [email protected] writes: > > > > << Looking for the Ward number or other location for a 61 Sawfill (Street) > in > > 1876 Cleveland. > > >> > > > > Dennis, > > > > Don't know ward # but it was SAWTELL Ave, (no Sawfill listed). In 1895 > was > > from 92 Outhwaite Ave south to Woodland Ave & from 946 Woodland Ave south. > > So it was on near east side between present East 40 & East 55th. > > > > Carolyn Corcoran > > > > ______________________________