Hi Lori, These are the only 2 WILLIAMS that are listed in the Migration from the Russian Empire series. BUT, you must remember if they weren't listed as Russian, Polish, or Finish on the original manifest they will not be here. You may also want to try Ancestry.com to see if he is listed in immigration index, (Ancestry.com has the manifest for WILLIAMS, Jos (below) but very little information is given in this time frame.I can send you a copy of this manifest in jpg form) or try a for later year of arrival for the family on Steve Morse's site. Hope this helps, good luck with your search. Karen in the Augusta, GA PS... Also while Ancestry.com I notice a Joseph WILLIAMS applied for citizen ship: Database: Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s Name: Joseph Williams Year: 1890 Place: Allegheny Co., Pennsylvania Source Publication Code: 9702 Primary Immigrant: Williams, Joseph Source Bibliography: WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, Pittsburgh, compilers. A List of Immigrants Who Applied for Naturalization Papers in the District Courts of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh: the society. Vol. 7, 1892-1906. 1982. 220p. Page: 167 *********************** Volume 3 of the Migration from the Russian Empire. May 1886-Dec 1887 Page 358 Ship: City of Richmond From Liverpool To: New York Arrived 2 December 1887 Williams, Jos sex: M - age: 21 - occupation/CLR=collier - code: RRACBFNY Code stands for RR/Province =Russia ACBF/Village code + HambUrg NY/Destination=New York Volume 6 of the Migration from the Russian Empire. August 1890-June1891 Page 265 Ship: Arizona From: Liverpool and Queenstown to: New York Arrived: 8 June 1891 WILLIAMS, Nescor age: 21 Sex: M occupation/LBR=Laborer code: FNZZZZPA FN/Province=Finland ZZZZ/Village code=unknown PA/Destination=Pennsylvania

Hi Geni Georgia Friend Karen, Do you see my Grandfather: JOSEPH WILLIAMS, in "Migratration from The Russian Empire-Lists of Passengers Arriving at U.S. Ports" ? He was born in Russia and immigrated in 1886 to Pennsylvania and worked as a miner. His wife MARY WILLIAMS came over in 1887 and joined him. My mother said many years ago that he came with a brother? CARPE DIEM~~~~have a lovely week-end filled with the pleasant joys of life Lori : ) in Arizona formally from Washington, Pa.

Hi All, I will give you the background first. and then I will ask my questions. There is a Robert Neill (Neal/Niel/Neil) cabin in Schenley Park. Robert came to Pittsburgh several years prior to the Rev. War. When he purchased this tract the patent says NEILL. He sold this tract and cabin in 1796 and signed his name as NEIL. The deed says NEAL and the acknowledgment is NEILL. His wife Elizabeth died between 1795 and 1801. I do not know her maiden name but it could be Newton. The 1790 Census lists 1 male and 4 females in his household and his name is NEAL. The 1800 Census lists him as NEEL with 1 male (Himself) and 2 females in the household. His 1801 will lists 5 daughters and a son. 1) Nancy Neill was the oldest and m. James McCarty (McCartney) and their dau. Elizabeth was named in the will as Robert's granddau. and Nancy's only child who was under 21 in 1801. Elizabeth m. William Stewart. 2) Mary wife of Francis Willson (Wilson) 3) Elizabeth wife of Thomas McCullough (m. 2nd Samuel (Thomas's brother) 4) SON - JOHN NEILL 5) Jean - under 18 in 1801. 6) Martha - under 18 in 1801 - m. Matthew Stewart The guardian of Jean and Martha was John Wilkins, Sr. On May 8, 1915, the Pittsburgh Bulletin printed a story by J.M. Miller in regard to this Robert Neill and his cabin. In the story Mr. Miller wrote about Neill having 2 sons but neither was named. Now my Questions: 1) Does anyone know what ever happened to Robert's son John Neill? He obviously had moved out of the household by 1790 but was still alive in 1801. Being named in Robert's will, I assume that John was in the area and did not have children at that time. Since Robert named his granddau. of his dau. Nancy, I am sure he would have named any children that his son John had, if John had any children. 2) Does anyone know the name of Robert's 2nd son? 3) Am I correct in "guessing" that Robert's wife Elizabeth's maiden name was Newton? Thanks for any suggestions. Clare P. (The other Clare) Clearwater

Pardon me if this has been posted already - I haven't followed all your postings. Rootsweb has a cite for Russian- Surnames-L. You can browse the Archives as well without subscribing. Look in Google for other sources. Good Luck, Carol S.

Good Morning, In Vol 4, January 1888-May 1889, page 353, of Ira A. Glaizer's book "Migration from the Russian Empire-Lists of Passengers Arriving at U.S. Ports" I found only one Marianne. If YOU believe this to be her, I advise you once again to obtain the micro film from either your local LDS center or Nara to verify the family information. Ship: ALLER From: Bremen and Southampton To: New York Arrived: 11 May 1889 MURAWSKA, Marianne age 23 sex: Female occupation: Unknown Wadis. age 2 sex: Male occupation: child Magadlena age 24 sex: Female occupation: Unknown Province is listed as Russia, Village is unknown and destination is USA Others that are listed in the indexes: Volume 1 January1875-September 1882 page # MURAWSKI, Chaim 504 Volume 2 October 1882-April 1886 MURAWSKA, Al 308 MURAWSKA, Joe 15 MURAWSKA, John 15 MURAWSKA, Katarina 15 MURAWSKA, Katharina 283 MURAWSKI, Anton 116 MURAWSKI, Josef 27 MURAWSKY, Franz 113 Volume 3 May 1886-December 1887 MURAWSKA, Helena 341 MURAWSKI, J 83 MURAWSKI, Jan 362 MURAWSKY, Leopold 223 Volume 4 January 188- May 1889 MURAWSKA, Magdalena 353 MURAWSKA, Marianne 353 MURAWSKA, Wadisl 353 MURAWSKI, Franz 71 MURAWSKI, John 29 MURAWSKY, Eva 71 MURAWSKY, Gustav 71 MURAWSKY, JAN 72 MURAWSKY, Josef 85 MURAWSKY, Marie 71 MURAWSKY, Mina 71 Volume 5 June 1889-July 1890 MURAWSKI, Emilian 69 MURAWSKI, Franz 308 MURAWSKI, Stanislaus 301 MURAWSKON, Chaje 286 MURAWSKON, David 286 MURAWSKON, Sifre 286 MURAWSKY. Jan 193 Volume 6 August 1890-June 1891 MURAWSKI, Janus 8 MURAWSKI, Marie 8 MURAWSKI, Stasek 8 MURAWSKI, Thomas 215 MURAWSKY, Jan 239 IF you should see anyone that sparks your interest let me know and I'll send you the ship information. Hope this helps. Good Luck with your search. Karen in the Augusta, GA area Check out some of Steve Morse's links at: _http://www.stevemorse.org/index.html_ (http://www.stevemorse.org/index.html)

"Jane, I went through all 6 Volumes of Ira A. Glazier’s works “Migration from the Russian Empire” and I did not find anyone with the surname WARMINSKI or any other possible spelling. Have you found an approximate year of arrival on one of the census?" - - - - - Pardon my butting in ...but I wanted to give you some information. Dr. Ira Glazier also wrote a series publication "Germans to America", about 35 volume's or so, available at local libraries, LDS FHC's, and now I understand it's online somewhere but I don't know where. At the end of each book, there is an alphabetical listing of those within. Identify the surname, turn the page to the correct area and read about the ship and other specifics. I would be suprised if WARMINSKI was not identified within. Most nationalities are represented. "Germans to America" is not noted for it's accuracy. When New York City decided to microfilm all the old ship's records and manifests, it did so, and Dr. Glazier somehow got the originals. They are now reposited in the Balsch Institute in Philadelphia Pennsylvania and it's not open to the public as far as I know. Additionally, the LDS has a copy of all the films of the original manifests as well. When you find the surname in question (being aware of probable misspellings) you'll want to get a copy of the original handwritten manifest to validate the information given. Also, there's all kinds of information in side margins and death's are noted. The NYC Castle Garden Immigration Center web site and email list at rootsweb can provide other information as well. Tom Lassek Eufaula Alabama

"Dear Tom; I would be VERY interested in any information you could give me on the surname of WARMINSKI/WARMINSKA...Also, Marianas maiden name should have been listed as: MURAWSKA...not WARMINSKI. Her married name was Warminski. According to census records, she came from Russian Poland, he from German Poland.I only know that males used the I on the end, where females used the a on the end. I would be interested in learning more about these names, thanks so much....Jane" - - - - - - - - - - - Hello Jane ... Yes, the Polish language declension patterns are complex. The Polish surname with a SKI suffix generally follows the typical adjectival pattern. Regardless of root or case suffix, and for genealogical reasons, the Masculine Singular, Nominative Case is followed. Once in a great while, the scribe used the Masculine Singular, Genitive case, but not often, and still, in your research, just revert back to SKI in all cases. While searching the records, the ROOT of the surname is the most important, such as WARM or MURAW. That's the portion to key in on. A good explanation of some Polish language suffixes and their use: http://www.polishroots.org/surnames/surnames_endings.htm . WARMINSKI - The name should actually be spelled as WARMIN~SKI (where the letter -N- has a tic above it). I'm sure that this diacritical mark was lost during the emigration and immigration process, which is common enough. WARMIN~SKI-, Formed from a Place, from the Northeast region of Poland called "Warmia" which is the Polish root word of the surname, by Poles. It's called "Ermland" by Germans and it was formerly part of East Prussia. There were 877 citizens named WARMIN~SKI living in Poland as of about 1990. From the "Sl~ownik geograficzny Kro~lestwa Polskiego" as recorded by the linguist and author William F. Hoffman based on input by Professor Kazimierz, from the Instytut Je~zyka Polskiego, Krako~w Poland. The Warmia area in subject was actually once owned by the Catholic Bishop of Warmia. Appropriately enough, Polish surnames with the root BISKUP or a spelling deviant are rampant from this general area. The suffix INSKI in the Polish surname WARMINSKI is a compound suffix! added to the root noun to indicate a connection. More specifically in this case it means "Of the XXXXX's". "Of those from Warmia" would be appropriate. Additionally, the use of the SKI suffix, a few hundred years ago, would be an indicator that this Family could possibly have been a part of the Old Polish Nobility. http://www.herby.com.pl/herby/ is one of many sites where you may enter the surname to see if indeed the Family has been enobbled. If it was, you will see their Coat-Of-Arms. Then all you have to do is research your WARMINSKI Family to show an unbroken line of lineage back to them. MURAWSKI - MURAW-, Formed from a Place. Possibly from the Polish root word "Murawa" which means "lawn, greensward" or possibly in some cases from "Moraw-" which means the same. There were 13,234 MURAWSKI's residing in Poland as of about 1990. The SKI suffix in the surname MURAWSKI is a little different than the suffix identified above. Here SKI means "Of, From, Connected With, Pertaining To". "From MURAW (Where the spelling of MURAW will probably deviate but it will show a location)" or "Connected with an area noted for it's extensive grasslands". There are other possibilities. Tom Lassek Eufaula Alabama

Jane, I went through all 6 Volumes of Ira A. Glazier’s works “Migration from the Russian Empire” and I did not find anyone with the surname WARMINSKI or any other possible spelling. Have you found an approximate year of arrival on one of the census? Since I didn't find anything for your surname I took the search one step further; these are the WARMINSKI's that I found at: http://www.jewishgen.org/databases/EIDB/ellis.html If you should find one of interest and need help getting the information, let me know and I'll be glad to help you. Hope this helps. Karen PS.... for MURAWSKA I have found quite a few listed in the books (I'll type you a index of names and page numbers in the morning), and on Steve Morses site, I found 177 exact matches for the spelling of "MURAWSKA" http://www.jewishgen.org/databases/EIDB/ellis.html do you have an approximate date of her arrival here in the US? NameResidenceArrivedAge 1Warminski,AlbertUS190737 2Warminski,FranciszekTewek, Russia19074 3Warminski,FranzLutowo190518 4Warminski,FranzPiosrkow, Russia191348 5Warminski,JakolMonckantay, Germany191326 6Warminski,JanRussia190726 7Warminski,JosefLiebina Kal., Russia191345 8Warminski,JosefTewek, Russia190710 9Warminski,Joseph189421 10Warminski,MaryannaTewek, Russia19079 11Warminski,MichaelLubien, Russia190631 12Warminski,MichalRachanie, Russia191228 13Warminski,StanislawRachanie, Russia191234 14Warminski,WaleryaGrudziec190330 15Warminski,WojciechGrudziec190333 sounds like NameResidenceArrivedAge 1Warcsynski,JosefPomiany, Russia191017 2Warszynski,PetrasIdu, Russia191222 3Warzynsky,AdamMlava, ?190050 4Warzynski,AlbinSomza189233 5Warzynski,FranciszekLondon, England192438 6Warzynski,FrankIlford, England192338 7Warzynski,FranzLondon, England191428 8Warzynski,IgnaczBorowo, Russia190919 9Warzynski,JanRadziky190732 10Warzynski,JulianBorowice, Russia191125 11Warzynski,WalentyGostynin, Russia191247 12Wasninski,AntoniRoniska, Russia190638 13Wermanski,AgnieszkaRussia, Tarcygnica190928 14Wermanski,JanRussia, Tarcygnica19090 15Wermanski,SylvesterGalicia, Mayrserow190930 16Werminska,AntoninaRzacyca, Galaicia191121 17Werminska,KatarzynaWarszawa, Poland192117 18Werminska,StefaniaRzeczyce, Galicia191325 19Werminska,StefaniaRzecrzyca, Austria191316 20Warminska,EwaMinsk Maz., Poland192136 21Warminska,Marianna189422 22Wazminski,JohnPittsburg, Pa.190530 23Werminsky,JosfeRzeczzie190535 24Werninski,JosefRzaczyea, Austria191040 25Worminski,JanUSA190838 26Warminsky,JosefLbieisk190622 27Warninski,AudrzejRabouje, Russia191331 28Warninski,JosefDlntowo190019 29Warninski,WojciechRahlisch189727 30Warninski,Wojczech189519 31Warninski,WoycichKalisch189322 32Werminski,FranzRzecsyce190717 33Werminski,IgnacyRzeczyca, Aust190918 34Werminski,JanRzeczyra, Galicy190929 35Werminski,KazimierzKsieze, Galicia190936 36Werminski,LawrenceBaltimore192333 37Werminski,W......, Galicy190919 38Warminski,AlbertUS190737 39Warminski,FranciszekTewek, Russia19074 40Warminski,FranzPiosrkow, Russia191348 41Warminski,FranzLutowo190518 42Warminski,JakolMonckantay, Germany191326 43Warminski,JanRussia190726 44Warminski,JosefLiebina Kal., Russia191345 45Warminski,JosefTewek, Russia190710 46Warminski,Joseph189421 47Warminski,MaryannaTewek, Russia19079 48Warminski,MichaelLubien, Russia190631 49Warminski,MichalRachanie, Russia191228 50Warminski,StanislawRachanie, Russia191234 51Warminski,WaleryaGrudziec190330 52Warminski,WojciechGrudziec190333 ***************************** From ancestry.com New York Passenger Lists, 1851-1891 Viewing records 1-12 of 12 matches for: Warminski NameArrival DateAgeGenderPort of DepartureDestinationPlace of OriginShipName Andr Warminski18 Apr 1879 1822 Male Bremen, Germany USA DEU Main Anna Warminski18 Apr 1879 1829 Female Bremen, Germany USA DEU Main Antonie Warminski08 May 1891 1858 Female Hamburg, Germany NY POL Gellert August Warminski18 Apr 1879 1857 Male Bremen, Germany USA DEU Main Casimir Warminski16 Apr 1870 Male Bremen, Germany and Southampton, England IN POM Union Fanzisca Warminski18 Apr 1879 1872 Female Bremen, Germany USA DEU Main Jan Warminski07 Jun 1886 1844 Male Glasgow, Scotland and Moville, Ireland USA DNK Ethiopia John Warminski18 Apr 1879 1853 Male Bremen, Germany USA DEU Main Josef Warminski03 Nov 1891 1875 Male Bremen, Germany and Southampton, England PA HUN Eider Joseph Warminski18 Apr 1879 1861 Male Bremen, Germany USA DEU Main Julius Warminski18 Apr 1879 1859 Male Bremen, Germany USA DEU Main Mathilda Warminski18 Apr 1879 1855 Female Bremen, Germany USA DEU Main NameYearAgePlace of Arrival Carl Warminski1872 Detroit Casimer Warminski1870 40 New York, New York Mike Warminski1910 Maryland Stanislaus Warminski1910 Maryland

Tom and Jane, I am also interested in the family names WARMINSKI or WARZYNSKI and MURAWSKI/A. Please contact me direct if you want to see if we have a connection. Nancy Long [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: Friday, July 16, 2004 7:36 PM Subject: Re: [PITTSBURGH] Re: WARMINSKI...or MURAWSKA Dear Tom; I would be VERY interested in any information you could give me on the surname of WARMINSKI/WARMINSKA...Also, Marianas maiden name should have been listed as: MURAWSKA...not WARMINSKI. Her married name was Warminski. According to census records, she came from Russian Poland, he from German Poland. I only know that males used the I on the end, where females used the a on the end. I would be interested in learning more about these names, thanks so much....Jane

Hi All, I will give you the background first. and then I will ask my questions. There is a Robert Neill (Neal/Niel/Neil) cabin in Schenley Park. Robert came to Pittsburgh several years prior to the Rev. War. When he purchased this tract the patent says NEILL. He sold this tract and cabin in 1796 and signed his name as NEIL. The deed says NEAL and the acknowledgment is NEILL. His wife Elizabeth died between 1795 and 1801. I do not know her maiden name but it could be Newton. The 1790 Census lists 1 male and 4 females in his household and his name is NEAL. The 1800 Census lists him as NEEL with 1 male (Himself) and 2 females in the household. His 1801 will lists 5 daughters and a son. 1) Nancy Neill was the oldest and m. James McCarty (McCartney) and their dau. Elizabeth was named in the will as Robert's granddau. and Nancy's only child who was under 21 in 1801. Elizabeth m. William Stewart. 2) Mary wife of Francis Willson (Wilson) 3) Elizabeth wife of Thomas McCullough (m. 2nd Samuel (Thomas's brother) 4) SON - JOHN NEILL 5) Jean - under 18 in 1801. 6) Martha - under 18 in 1801 - m. Matthew Stewart The guardian of Jean and Martha was John Wilkins, Sr. On May 8, 1915, the Pittsburgh Bulletin printed a story by J.M. Miller in regard to this Robert Neill and his cabin. In the story Mr. Miller wrote about Neill having 2 sons but neither was named. Now my Questions: 1) Does anyone know what ever happened to Robert's son John Neill? He obviously had moved out of the household by 1790 but was still alive in 1801. Being named in Robert's will, I assume that John was in the area and did not have children at that time. Since Robert named his granddau. of his dau. Nancy, I am sure he would have named any children that his son John had, if John had any children. 2) Does anyone know the name of Robert's 2nd son? 3) Am I correct in "guessing" that Robert's wife Elizabeth's maiden name was Newton? Thanks for any suggestions. Clare P. (The other Clare) Clearwater

Dear Tom; I would be VERY interested in any information you could give me on the surname of WARMINSKI/WARMINSKA...Also, Marianas maiden name should have been listed as: MURAWSKA...not WARMINSKI. Her married name was Warminski. According to census records, she came from Russian Poland, he from German Poland. I only know that males used the I on the end, where females used the a on the end. I would be interested in learning more about these names, thanks so much....Jane

"Karen; Does your book show either a : Frank or Francis Warminski Or a Marianna or Mary Warminski arriving with her parents ? They later married, but came separately , she as a young girl with parents from Russian Poland, around turn of century sometime. Thanks for checking for me...Regards, Jane" - - - - - - - - - - Hello Jane ... Very interesting this surname WARMINSKI. Do you mind if I break it down for you so as to possibly show it's origin and meaning ?? Tom Lassek Eufaula Alabama

Mr. Warren Carah posted a message on the Rootsweb Allegheny County message board but I offered to put his message out to the Allegheny Co. and Pittsburgh mailing lists. He is looking for any family members of Francis E. Owens of Pittsburgh, PA. Mr. Owens was born in 1921, the son of John J. and Anna Owens. Both of the parents were born in Pennsylvania, but earlier relatives were all from Ireland. Francis E. Owens was a S/Sgt. in the Army Air Corps in WW-II and was killed while crossing the Pyrenees mountains to escape occupied France. His aircraft had been shot down on 4 July 1943 in Normandy. He is buried at the Ardennes American Military Cemetery at Neupre, Belgium. Sgt. Owens lived at 4400 Calvin St., Pittsburgh at the time of the 1930 census. His siblings included John Jr., Dolores, Margaret M., Catherine M., Anna T., Marion R. and James R. Mr. Carah would like to make contact with his family to return some personal items he left with the French family that sheltered him after his aircraft was shot down in 1943. You can reach Mr. Carah at [email protected] or if you'd prefer to respond to the list I'll forward the responses to him. Carol M.

Clare, I don't know if this could help you, but on the Lawrence Co. gen-web site, there's an online book of biographies of New Castle, PA residents written in about 1908. There is a Vance bio as follows (partial): NORMAN G. VANCE, [p. 926] sole proprietor of the only feed and hay market in Wilmington Township, owns a very fine farm in Mercer County and is also interested in raising thoroughbred horses. Mr. Vance was born December 21, 1861, in Slippery Rock Township, Lawrence County, Pennsylvania, and is a son of William and Martha (Leslie) Vance. William Vance is a retired farmer residing at New Wilmington. His parents, James and Anna Vance, were the first settlers on the old Vance homestead, in Slippery Rock Township, where they located about 1790, when the land was still wild and uncleared. Carol M. >From: Clare Pebworth <[email protected]> >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: [PITTSBURGH] Mary (Fife) Vance ca 1835, St. Clair Twp. >Date: Thu, 15 Jul 2004 11:20:25 -0400 > >In William Fife, Sr.'s 1835 Will that was written in 1835 and proven in >1838 in St. Clair Twp., among his children, he lists Mary Vance as a >daughter. Does anyone know what happened to this Mary Vance? Did she >become a widow and marry again? > >Thanks, >Clare Pebworth > > >==== PA-PITTSBURGH Mailing List ==== >How to unsubscribe. Send a message to:PIT[email protected] >that contains ONLY the word, 'unsubscribe' in the text area. > >============================== >Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration >Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 >

Karen; Does your book show either a : Frank or Francis Warminski Or a Marianna or Mary Warminski arriving with her parents ? They later married, but came separately , she as a young girl with parents from Russian Poland, around turn of century sometime. Thanks for checking for me...Regards, Jane

Clare, If you haven't already done so, you may want to post your question to the Washington County, PA mail list and the Allegheny County, PA mail list. Nancy ----- Original Message ----- From: Clare Pebworth To: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, July 15, 2004 11:20 AM Subject: [PITTSBURGH] Mary (Fife) Vance ca 1835, St. Clair Twp. In William Fife, Sr.'s 1835 Will that was written in 1835 and proven in 1838 in St. Clair Twp., among his children, he lists Mary Vance as a daughter. Does anyone know what happened to this Mary Vance? Did she become a widow and marry again? Thanks, Clare Pebworth

Hi Geni Friends, I am seeking someone to look-up Naturalization, Immigration or Intention papers for Grandfather: JOSEPH WILLIAMS. In the 1910 census of Cokeburg, Pa. it shows him as 50 years old, miner born in Russia, Immigrated in 1886, naturalized, married 30 years. His wife MARY WILLIAMS, Immigrated in 1887 and they have 6 children. Is there anyone who would have the skill and time to search for me? Greatly appreciated, CARPE DIEM~~~~ Lori : ) in Arizona formally from Washington, Pa.

In William Fife, Sr.'s 1835 Will that was written in 1835 and proven in 1838 in St. Clair Twp., among his children, he lists Mary Vance as a daughter. Does anyone know what happened to this Mary Vance? Did she become a widow and marry again? Thanks, Clare Pebworth

Bob-- Madeline Cobes wrote this a few months ago in answer to a similar question: "There is a book titled Directory of Penna. Photographers 1839-1900 written by Linda Ries & Joy W. Ruby that will help you. Linda is an archivist @ the Penna. State Archives in charge of photographs. The book lists all known photographers by the town or city they practiced in AND the span of years they worked there! It can be ordered from the PA State Archives if not available locally to you." Carol M. >From: "bob greb" <[email protected]> >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: [PITTSBURGH] old photos >Date: Wed, 14 Jul 2004 18:43:33 -0400 > >Hi >Does anyone know if there was a Morris photo studio in Pittsburgh around >1900. It was on sixth street in Pittsburgh. Is it still around or has >some other company taken over. My family had family portraits done there. >Wound like to see if company still has records or nagatives of the >picturres. Thanks for any help. > >Bob > > > >==== PA-PITTSBURGH Mailing List ==== >If you need to contact the listowner, send an email to Sue* at: >[email protected] > >============================== >Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration >Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 >

Hi Does anyone know if there was a Morris photo studio in Pittsburgh around 1900. It was on sixth street in Pittsburgh. Is it still around or has some other company taken over. My family had family portraits done there. Wound like to see if company still has records or nagatives of the picturres. Thanks for any help. Bob