On Wed, 4 Apr 2001, Myrna Casey wrote: > Hi Deborah, > > I saw your message about the Ryans, and noticed your from the Norwalk > Library. > > I have been trying to find a missing brother to my Gr.Grandfather, a John > A.SINGER. He lived in New London as late as 1890 with family, wife Mary A. > Miller Singer, but he disappears after this time. In 1900 his wife and > children are still living there, from newspaper accounts, and it's my > thoughts he must of died, yet I haven't been able to find any kind of death > notice. > > Would you be able to check this out for me? He was born about 1834 in PA, > but his parents John and Catherine Singer came to Orange Twp. Ashland, > Co.,about 1836 where they resided until their deaths in 1880. His wife is > buried in Ruggles Twp. Cemetery, with one of her sons, and wife, and > grandson & wife. This makes me think he must of died quite some time > before, but where. I haven't been able to see a 1900 census for him, but I > just have a idea he won't show up. > > Thank you so much, > > Myrna Singer Casey > mybill@msn.com > > Myrna, I checked the death record index, the "Huron County Cemetery Inscriptions" book, and other history books trying to find some information on John A. SINGER. I couldn't find anything. I'm sorry I couldn't help you. Debbie Orth Norwalk Public Library

Deborah, Sorry it's taken me so long to send you my thanks for trying to find John Singer. I thought I had, and just found your message tonight that didn't have a respond to it. Thank you again, it's so nice of you to try. Myrna