For those of you that are interested and might want to check it out, the Cleveland Catholic Diocese has their own website: http://www.dioceseofcleveland.org Here is a website from Case Western Reserve University that has a lot of Cleveland history: http://ech.cwru.edu/

Dear Listers, I think I have made a connection with a line of our family that had become lost to us, but I need to verify a few things. I would like to find an obit for Phillip Stark; he died January 1, 1908 and was buried at Harvard Grove January 6, 1908. I am looking for survivors names. Is there any kind of index to Probate records for that time period in Cuyahoga County? I know its a German name, but they really did marry Irish girls. Barb

Barb, The index to the 1900 Census for Cuyahoga Co, lists 2 Phillip Starks ... perhaps you can get someone to look them up for you. Unfortunately, I don't have that roll. -- Janet Stark, Phillip State : Ohio County : Cuyahoga Location : 27th Ward Cleveland Roll Number : 1257 Page : 259 Stark, Phillip State : Ohio County : Cuyahoga Location : 27th Ward Cleveland Roll Number : 1257 Page : 291 ----- Original Message ----- From: Barbara I. Amburgey <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, August 18, 2000 10:44 PM Subject: Once lost, but maybe found > Dear Listers, > I think I have made a connection with a line of our family that had become > lost to us, but I need to verify a few things. I would like to find an obit > for Phillip Stark; he died January 1, 1908 and was buried at Harvard Grove > January 6, 1908. I am looking for survivors names. Is there any kind of > index to Probate records for that time period in Cuyahoga County? I know > its a German name, but they really did marry Irish girls. > Barb > > >