I am new to this list, and wondering if there is anyone who could give me some pointers? My great aunt,"Annie" Shuler (Golda Amita Shuler) lived in Hamilton County during the era of at least 1900 through 1910 and possibly until 1920. She was listed in the 1900 census as living at the Catholic school/dormitory, called "House of the Good Shepherd," in Cincinnati. She was listed as "Laundress." (She was 17 years old at the time) By 1910 she was living at the same place, but it was then called "Mount St. Mary's Convent of the Good Shepherd," and occupation is listed as none, just "inmate". I would like to know if she is buried in Hamilton County. I believe her death year was 1920. I would also like to know who to correspond with to find out the details about her stay at the Catholic school/dorm. I have been in touch with a very nice gentleman, who has a web site of all Catholic affiliations in Cincinnati, but he was unable to be of help, at this time. Her parents, Alexander Ham! ilton Shuler and Esther Jane Hacket Shuler are both buried in Letart Cemetery in Meigs County, but no record of "Annie." ANY idea's on who to contact? I do know from family members that "Annie" never married, so I assume she stayed at the dorm until her death. Thank you, Edna Shuler Stobart Miami, FL

Hi Edna, I had this same problem, and I contacted the order of nuns. I went to Google and typed it in. I found their web site, and an e mail address. I wrote a generic letter, explaining my desire, and they put me in touch with their archivist. I hope this helps you. Cece ----- Original Message ----- From: "Edna Stobart" <boiesshuler7@msn.com> To: <OHHAMILT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2005 6:06 PM Subject: [OH-HAMILT] surname SHULER 1900 / 1920 time-frame >I am new to this list, and wondering if there is anyone who could give me >some pointers?