Anyone with ties to Charleroi Cemetery in Washington County, PA may be interested in this local Craig's List posting: http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/wan/4270261661.html Norm
Carole, I must smile at your information on your husband's family. When my husband and I became engaged I got the distinct impression his family thought he was marrying down. They believed they were upper social strata and wealthy. As time passed it became out that my family have 4 times as much money to leave us and many more relatives on my side had advance degrees from college and had contributed more to the common good of man. Never judge a book by its cover is a good saying. Often he who says the least knows the most HELEN in PGh. -----Original Message----- From: Carole Mason Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2014 10:18 AM To: paallegh@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ALL] Christmas break for the list Are you the one researching the mason line from Mass? Sent from my iPad > On Dec 14, 2013, at 10:25 PM, "cpeb@juno.com" <cpeb@juno.com> wrote: > > I spent quite some time writing this and then lost it into the computer > world, so if you get another version written prior to this, you will know > why. I am the Clare in Clearwater, Fl. not Clare the List owner. I always > add that so you don't confuses us. I don't know how long I have belonged > to this list but I do remember when someone by my name, Clare, came on the > list and became the boss. (Not really) I started doing Genealogy in 1967 > which is 47 years ago. Although I was born in Brackenridge, Pa., at 18, I > went to NY. I married at 30 and we lived in Westchester Co. NY. In 1967 > we had our 1st son. There were no computers at the time so once a week, I > took the train to NYC to the BIG library on 42nd St. to start doing > genealogy for a reason that I wilI explain. If I found 1 item every > month, I thought I was doing great. Then computers arrived as did > Ancestry and various lists. It took me a while to discover that all the > info posted to Ancestry was not documented. ! Wh! > y did I start doing Genealogy? My husband knew nothing about his mother's > family. He was born in Mass. and his mother died at his birth. Her > family wanted nothing to do with the baby because they felt that he killed > her. Her family was very wealthy and she married the chauffeur who was my > husband's father and from VA. At 6 months old, he took the baby to VA to > be raised by his sister and her husband which they followed through after > my husband's dad died when he was 11. To this day the following > generations involving his mother's family still want nothing to do with > us. I feel it is their loss. Our son who was b. in 1967 is now a member > of the SAR with 3 surnames and 7 more waiting to be submitted one at a > time. (All from Mass. and all from her family) He is a proven descendant > of 6 who arrived on the Mayflower. (Wouldn't they like to have all this > info?) Then my son said to me "Don't we have anyone from the original > Jamestown"? So we started. We have only pro! v! > en and documented a few surnames from Jamestown but we have more from > VA and MD. We have the name but no printed documentation of an ancestor > from Mary Ball the mother of George Washington and we have proven my son > is a descendant of Pres. Taylor and several others but these have not been > submitted. The papers are all ready with the documentation in case I > don't make it long enough for him to submit everything. He is a graduate > with a History Major and I think all of our research has contributed to > this. Now to Allegheny Co. where I original started with my family because > at least I had some info. My family is Neal and Vance and although I have > a lot of interesting info, in 47 years, I have not added any generations. > This past week I posted some info and questions. I want my son to have > some info on my family. My sons were 17 and 15 when my > husband died and I was on Rt 80 from NY to Natrona Heights every time one > of my parents got sick. I decided that I could be killed in the ice and > snow on this run and that my son! s ! > were too young to become orphans. I called my mom and asked if she and > dad would like to spend the winter in Fla. With a yes, I rented a place > in Clearwater. They liked it and I found another place and bought it. We > spent 3 winters in Fla. I sold the house in NY and rented an apartment in > New Kensington for the summer. I could do a lot of my genealogy as long > as I lived in the area. My dad died in 1992 and I gave up the apt. in New > Ken. Mom has now passed away and my sons now live down here. For those who > might know me, I was Clare Marie Lippert of Natrona Heights, lived on > Princeton Ave., and I graduated from HarBrack High school in 1950. Clare > Pebworththe other ClareFrom Clearwater, Fl. > > ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ > > Visit our Allegheny County, PA Website: > http://www.pagenweb.org/~allegheny/index.htm > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > PAALLEGH-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Visit our Allegheny County, PA Website: http://www.pagenweb.org/~allegheny/index.htm ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PAALLEGH-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message
The 1908 birth indices were there a couple days ago -- I just saw the 1963 death indices today .......... http://www.portal.state.pa.us/portal/server.pt/community/public_records/20686
I admire you for the effort you put into your lists. I can't use your list for I am still hunting a birth record. Happy New Year Sent from my iPad > On Dec 14, 2013, at 9:25 PM, Bob Gartz <bobandee@yahoo.com> wrote: > > I have enjoyed this list for several years. > Lots of nice people and feel like we are friends. > I enjoy walking cemeteries and doing google death indexing. > > Wish you all a happy Christmas. > > Bob Gartz > > ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ > > Visit our Allegheny County, PA Website: http://www.pagenweb.org/~allegheny/index.htm > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PAALLEGH-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message
Are you the one researching the mason line from Mass? Sent from my iPad > On Dec 14, 2013, at 10:25 PM, "cpeb@juno.com" <cpeb@juno.com> wrote: > > I spent quite some time writing this and then lost it into the computer world, so if you get another version written prior to this, you will know why. I am the Clare in Clearwater, Fl. not Clare the List owner. I always add that so you don't confuses us. I don't know how long I have belonged to this list but I do remember when someone by my name, Clare, came on the list and became the boss. (Not really) I started doing Genealogy in 1967 which is 47 years ago. Although I was born in Brackenridge, Pa., at 18, I went to NY. I married at 30 and we lived in Westchester Co. NY. In 1967 we had our 1st son. There were no computers at the time so once a week, I took the train to NYC to the BIG library on 42nd St. to start doing genealogy for a reason that I wilI explain. If I found 1 item every month, I thought I was doing great. Then computers arrived as did Ancestry and various lists. It took me a while to discover that all the info posted to Ancestry was not documented. ! Wh! > y did I start doing Genealogy? My husband knew nothing about his mother's family. He was born in Mass. and his mother died at his birth. Her family wanted nothing to do with the baby because they felt that he killed her. Her family was very wealthy and she married the chauffeur who was my husband's father and from VA. At 6 months old, he took the baby to VA to be raised by his sister and her husband which they followed through after my husband's dad died when he was 11. To this day the following generations involving his mother's family still want nothing to do with us. I feel it is their loss. Our son who was b. in 1967 is now a member of the SAR with 3 surnames and 7 more waiting to be submitted one at a time. (All from Mass. and all from her family) He is a proven descendant of 6 who arrived on the Mayflower. (Wouldn't they like to have all this info?) Then my son said to me "Don't we have anyone from the original Jamestown"? So we started. We have only pro! v! > en and documented a few surnames from Jamestown but we have more from > VA and MD. We have the name but no printed documentation of an ancestor from Mary Ball the mother of George Washington and we have proven my son is a descendant of Pres. Taylor and several others but these have not been submitted. The papers are all ready with the documentation in case I don't make it long enough for him to submit everything. He is a graduate with a History Major and I think all of our research has contributed to this. Now to Allegheny Co. where I original started with my family because at least I had some info. My family is Neal and Vance and although I have a lot of interesting info, in 47 years, I have not added any generations. This past week I posted some info and questions. I want my son to have some info on my family. My sons were 17 and 15 when my husband died and I was on Rt 80 from NY to Natrona Heights every time one of my parents got sick. I decided that I could be killed in the ice and snow on this run and that my son! s ! > were too young to become orphans. I called my mom and asked if she and dad would like to spend the winter in Fla. With a yes, I rented a place in Clearwater. They liked it and I found another place and bought it. We spent 3 winters in Fla. I sold the house in NY and rented an apartment in New Kensington for the summer. I could do a lot of my genealogy as long as I lived in the area. My dad died in 1992 and I gave up the apt. in New Ken. Mom has now passed away and my sons now live down here. For those who might know me, I was Clare Marie Lippert of Natrona Heights, lived on Princeton Ave., and I graduated from HarBrack High school in 1950. Clare Pebworththe other ClareFrom Clearwater, Fl. > > ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ > > Visit our Allegheny County, PA Website: http://www.pagenweb.org/~allegheny/index.htm > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PAALLEGH-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message
INDEXING Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - Apr 21, 1930 monday http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=VKBRAAAAIBAJ&sjid=lmgDAAAAIBAJ&pg=2091%2C3592337 (LAST-First-Maiden-Age-Location-Date of Death) Obituaries Page 4 THOMAS, Sara nee BENEDICT 24 yo Wilkinsburg 1930-4-19 STEWART, Margaret J. Coraopolis Rd. 1930-4-19 CRUMBACKER, Alice nee SULLIVAN Ruxton St. 1930-4-18 CRAWFORD, Robert A. Sr. 77 yo Bennett St. 1930-4-18 SHEAFFER, Catherine A 90 yo East End 1930-4-19 STANDLEY, Jacob J. 78 yo Woodworth St. 1930-4-18 SHEA, Margaret nee McGILL Cleveland, OH 1930-4-18 SIMPSON, Elizabeth J. nee SCOTT 63 yo Carnot, PA 1930-4-18 Death Notices Page 20 BOWDEN, R. Walter Ivy St. 1930-4-17 BECKERT, Christian F. 67 yo Northside 1930-4-18 BLOCK, Carolina May 3 months Allegheny General Hosp. 1930-4-19 BIGLEY, Katie P. nee DOYLE Webster Ave. 1930-4-19 CAMERON, Sarah Jane nee McCLELLAND 87 yo Ben Avon 1930-4-18 DAY, Edward M. Crafton 1930-4-20 DE SOI, Frank 77 yo Southside 1930-4-19 FEINBERG, Ada 55 yo Dinwiddle St. 1930-4-20 FULTON, Louis C. Chislett St. 1930-4-19 HAZLETT, Lyde J. 81 yo Avalon, PA 1930-4-19 HILLIARD, Elizabeth A. 79 yo Wilmerding, PA 1930-4-20 HODGDON, Annie M. nee FLEEGOR Wilkinsburg 1930-4-20 HOLTZ, John 75 yo West View 1930-4-20 HAYDEN, Jeanett nee PRUDDEN Los Angeles, CA 1930-4-18 KING, Catherine nee DILLON Los Angeles, Ca 1930-4-13 LAMB, John E. 20 yo Elmer St. 1930-4-19 LEONHARDT, William F. 69 yo West View 1930-4-20 MALIA, Mary nee MANNING 1930-4-19 McCLAFFERTY, Annie 1930-4-20 MAYER, Paul C. 31 yo Walnut St. 16th Ward 1930-4-19 MITCHELL, Laura M. nee STRATTON 1930-4-19 MERRITT, Edward Infant 1930-4-20 PIAGET, Mary Baum Blvd. 1930-4-20 PUDER, Barbara Mary Homewood No Death Date RENNER, Lois Ruth 2 yo Brookline 1930-4-20 ROBERTSON, Thomas McKeesport Hospital 1930-4-18 SHEA, Margaret nee McGILL Cleveland, OH 1930-4-18 SHEAFFER, Catherine Amelia nee BROWN 90 yo East End 1930-4-19 SIMPSON, Elizabeth nee SCOTT 64 yo 1930-4-18 SCHEIDHAUER, Gust 56 yo 1930-4-20 STANDLEY, Jacob J. Woodworth St. 1930-4-18 SIEDLE, William R. North Negley Ave. 1930-4-19 SCHILLING, Frank 65 yo Cincinnati, OH 1930-4-19 THOMAS, Sara nee BENEDICT Wilkinsburg 1930-4-19 TAYLOR, Richard Leo Infant Avalon 1930-4-20 WASLOSKY, Carl 84 yo Mt. Washington 1930-4-20 WALTERS, Charles L. Homewood 1930-4-19 WYLAND, Thomas E. Pasadena, CA 1930-4-20 ZERN, John B. 68 yo Penn Twp. 1930-4-19 Bob
It worked. -- Norm B.H. Kemp wrote: > let me know if this works > > > Betsy Hare Kemp > > > Researching: Allison, Brooks, Crider, Hare,Heilman, Koontz, Lyon(s), McElroy, McRoberts, McLaughlin, McGeary,McKnight, Nelson, Oxley, Smith, Stevens, Swank. > > ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ > > Visit our Allegheny County, PA Website: http://www.pagenweb.org/~allegheny/index.htm > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PAALLEGH-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >
Trying again... bhk
let me know if this works Betsy Hare Kemp Researching: Allison, Brooks, Crider, Hare,Heilman, Koontz, Lyon(s), McElroy, McRoberts, McLaughlin, McGeary,McKnight, Nelson, Oxley, Smith, Stevens, Swank.
INDEXING Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - Apr 19, 1930 saturday http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=U6BRAAAAIBAJ&sjid=lmgDAAAAIBAJ&pg=2381%2C3795801 (LAST-First-Maiden-Age-Location-Date of Death) Obituaries Page 8 KOHSER, Katherine 80 yo Etna 1930-4-17 BALDINGER, Sarah nee HOOK Northside 1930-4-17 POWELL, Ira 66 yo Beaver Falls, PA 1930-4-18 CARDELL, Marie F. 30 yo Homeopathic Hospital 1930-4-16 Death Notices Page 25 BIGLEY, Frank M. 1930-4-17 BALDINGER, Sarah Northside 1930-4-17 BECKERT, Christian F. 67 yo Northside 1930-4-18 BUTLER, William A. Northside 1930-4-17 COOK, Helen nee McHUGH New York 1930-4-16 CASEY, Sister Mary Bertrand Mercy Hospital 1930-4-18 CAMERON, Sarah Jane nee McCLELLAND 87 yo Ben Avon 1930-4-18 CRAWFORD, Robert A. Bennett St. 1930-4-18 CARLIN, Esther Mary nee STERLING 1930-4-16 CRUMBACKER, Alice nee SULLIVAN 1930-4-18 DORN, William H. 63 yo Elliott 1930-4-18 DUCKWORTH, Katherine L. nee STEWARD 51 yo McCandless Twp 1930-4-18 DAUGHERTY, James T. Unity, PA 1930-4-16 GERCKEN, Pearl nee STILSON Avalon 1930-4-17 HOUSTON, William T. Presbyterian Hospital 1930-4-18 HICKS, Francis M. 76 yo East Pittsburgh 1930-4-17 HAYDEN, Jeanett nee PRUDDEN Los Angeles, CA 1930-4-18 HURROD, Thomas F. Locust St. 1930-4-18 MASON, Clifford New York City 1930-4-17 McCONNELL, Mary E. nee REED 61 yo South Heights, PA 1930-4-16 MOORHEAD, Minnie L. Liberty Ave. 1930-4-17 McKENNA, Mary nee GRIBBEN Knoxville 1930-4-18 McKENNAN, John M. 1930-4-17 MINICK, George F. 24 yo Sewickley Heights 1930-4-16 OBEL, Ella nee RANGE 1930-4-17 PHILLIPS, Charles M. 58 yo Butler, PA 1930-4-16 ROBERTSON, Son McKeesport Hospital 1930-4-18 SIMPSON, Elizabeth nee SCOTT 64 yo 1930-4-18 STANDLEY, Jacob J. Woodworth St. 1930-4-18 WOODS, Emily nee REDMOND 87 yo 1930-4-17 WATSON, Charles D. 46 yo Brownsville Ave. 18th Ward 1930-4-17 Bob
INDEXING Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - Apr 18, 1930 friday http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=UqBRAAAAIBAJ&sjid=lmgDAAAAIBAJ&pg=3072%2C4046526 (LAST-First-Maiden-Age-Location-Date of Death) Obituaries Page 33 CARLINE, A. M. Jr. Santa Rosa, CA 1930-4-16 EDMONDS, R. E. 68 yo No Death Date QUALTERS, Ella Agatha 55 yo Mercy Hospital 1930-4-17 ROBERTS, Madyline 37 yo Baum Blvd. 1930-4-16 FEINGOLD, William 64 yo Denniston Ave. 1930-4-17 Death Notices Page 33 ANDERSON, Olivia M. 71 yo Swissvale 1930-4-17 BIGLEY, Frank M. 1930-4-17 BALDINGER, Sarah Northside 1930-4-17 BOWDEN, R. Walter Ivy St. 1930-4-17 COOK, Elizabeth 76 yo Monongahela, PA 1930-4-16 COOK, Helen nee McHUGH New York 1930-4-16 CARLIN, Esther Mary nee STERLING 1930-4-16 CARLINE, A. M. Jr. Santa Rosa, CA 1930-4-16 DAUGHERTY, James T. Unity, PA 1930-4-16 EXALL, Enez 6 yo West Penn Hospital 1930-4-17 GERCKEN, Pearl nee STILSON Avalon 1930-4-17 HOUSEHOLDER, Christina 85 yo West Elizabeth, PA 1930-4-17 HOUSTON, Ellsworth Davis Los Angeles, CA 1930-4-12 JONES, Harry Bridgeville, PA 1930-4-16 KUENZIG, John J. Gross St. No Death Date LEHNE, Caroline nee FRUTH 78 yo 1930-4-15 LORENZO, Vetus R. 30 yo 1930-4-15 LITTLESTONE, William Whiteman St. 1930-4-17 MOORHEAD, Minnie L. Liberty Ave. 1930-4-17 McKENNAN, John M. 1930-4-17 MASON, Clifford New York City 1930-4-17 MINICK, George F. 24 yo Sewickley Heights 1930-4-16 McCURDY, Dr. R. C. Johnstown, PA 1930-4-16 MERRIMAN, John 1930-4-15 OBEL, Ella nee RANGE 1930-4-17 O'CONNOR, Edward Kirkwood St. 1930-4-16 SHARP, Agnes J. Ellsworth Ave. 1930-4-16 STAAF, Werner I. Ingram, PA 1930-4-16 WOODS, Emily nee REDMOND 87 yo 1930-4-17 WATSON, Charles D. 46 yo Brownsville Ave. 18th Ward 1930-4-17 Bob
All types of odd things happen when you search. Never give up. Sometimes it is years before you find something I found the village in Europe where my great great grandmother came from after 20 years and then by accident. My mother’s name was mis-spelled by a typist in reading her actual cursive birth registration. Never give up until you are sure whatever you are trying to find does no longer exist. Helen in Pgh
Larry is 100% correct on his comment. This too has happened in my family searches, with death records, marriage records, cemetery records, etc. Always, and I stress always, double check, recheck and check again. Good advice Larry! Marybeth =============================================================================================== Date: Wed, 01 Jan 2014 21:29:05 -0500 From: Larry Thompson <lt0168@epix.net> Subject: [ALL] Missing records Hi group: The fact that you can't find a record doesn't mean there isn't one. I've reported two mis-indexed records to Familysearch in the last two months, and they're pretty good of double checking in their indexing projects. Sometimes you have to use some pretty imaginative wild card searches to find them. When Allegheny court house had the Pgh death records on fiche on the mezzanine they missed indexing my ggrandmother when the created the index. They only way I found her was I had pinned the date down to within 6 months and went through all the records one page at a time. Larry
Dear Bella, You have given me a lot to think about. I did contact all the cemeteries in the area many years ago and none of them showed a record for Patrick T. Berry. I have the 1910 Census record. The John age 66 is a puzzle. I had originally thought he was Patrick T.'s father but his father's name was also Patrick and both of them were born in Ireland. 'I found some Berrys but didn't know how or if they were related to Patrick. I found an obituary for a Patrick Berry of Swissvale and wondered about his relationship to Great Uncle Patrick Berry. My Great Aunt Mary A. had a grocery store. My Dougherty family were store keepers. My Grandmother had a store and her other sister Madge had two stores in Anaconda. Another Great Aunt had a store in the family home in Malin Head following in the footsteps of my Great Grandparents. I will check with my cousin regarding the move back to Swissvale. Edward is the only known sibling of Patrick T. There isn't any Martin as far as we know. We have thought that Patrick T. might have cousins in the Braddock/Swissvale area. Thank you for searching the records. You have given me several excellent clues. Many years ago I tried and came up empty handed. I need to recheck the records as you pointed out. Great Aunt Mary Ann moved to Anaconda to be near my Grandmother, her sister and her other sister Madge. Originally my Great Grandfather Patrick Doherty (Dougherty) immigrated from Malin Head, County Donegal and moved to Braddock and built a house on the horse shoe bend of the railroad. When the Civil War broke out he found in the Union Army and then returned to County Donegal at the close of the war. I believe he came with a brother and sister. Many years ago during my research I met a gentleman from Braddock and he was quite knowledgeable about the history of the area. He was a tremendous help. When I mentioned the horse-shoe bend near the railroad he was the first person I had spoken with who knew about it. The horse-shoe bend near the railroad used to be 13th Street, but many years ago, it was wiped out to make room for the steel mill to expand. The railroad that goes by it is the Pennsylvania Railroad. There is also the Baltimore and Union Railroads in Braddock. Thank you again for all your help, Margaret Kristich ----- Original Message ----- From: <lapiu.bella1@verizon.net> To: <paallegh@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, January 04, 2014 5:50 AM Subject: Re: [ALL] Question on Indexing-Berry, Patrick > > Like Beverly, I too gave your posting a little thought. > I looked for Patrick and Mary Ann in the 1910 census, and > found them in Swissvale. Patk was 34y, Mary 33y, Patk Jr 5y, Mary 4y, > William 2y. > AND John Berry 66y, said to be "grandfather". Usually that relationship > is > supposed > to be relationship to the head of household. But I think it should have > been > "father' in this case. > In the 1920 census the Martin Berry household has a John Berry, 77y, > "father" in it. > To your knowledge was Patrick's father named John, and did Patrick have > a > bro. named > Martin? > I couldn't find Mary Ann Berry in PA in 1920, but of course she could > have > remarried > since she had small kids to care for. However, I found her back(? did > she > ever leave?) in Montana, not remarried, > with 6 kids, in a rented duplex, the youngest born abt the same time > Patrick > died in 1917. She had no job/occupation, > only one of the kids was employed, as a newsboy. Does your family > narrative > explain that? None of my > business of course, but I just wonder why if she went back east, why she > didn't stay to be near family, but > went back to MT to a rented home, no job, and 6 kids to care for. These > are > genealogical questions worth > asking, in my opinion. These are the kinds of questions we should ask if > we > are doing interviews with family members. > So, is it then possible that she sent Patricks remains home to Swissvale > to > be buried perhaps next to his > Mother? > I searched on Find a Grave to see if there were any Berry's buried in > Allegheny County, and I found possibles > buried in All Saints Cemetery in Braddock, near Swissvale: found entries > for > Martin (3/2/1958) and John, and a mention of > Francis. John was living in 1920, I'd check the PA Death Cert Index for > the > next x-number of years for him, and if a > good hit is found for him, to send for the cert to see if it connects to > the > Berry family you know. Ditto with Martin. > I'd also check the Google digitized newspapers, discussed a day or so > ago, > for a possible classified obit for him. > It might be possible that Patrick is buried with these other Berry's in > All > Saints Braddock with no headstone. > A query to Catholic Cemeteries Assn (which manages lots of these RC > cemeteries) at Calvary Cemetery in Hazelwood > may detail a burial for Patrick. My thoughts are that a printed obit > for > Patrick may not be found in the Press or > Post-Gazette, but may be found in a local Mon Valley Newspaper. Someone > used > to post here that gave > nice PR to a local library in that area that had microfilm for one of > those > local newspapers. > Mon Valley Heritage Center or some such? I can't remember since that > isn't > my geographic focus. > Bella > > On 01/04/14, conaught2<conaught2@charter.net> wrote: > > Hi Beverly, > Thank you for the great suggestion. I think the death cert didn't list > anything that would give us a clue, but it has been many years since I > last > looked for the record. Just pulled the copy of the death certificate > out and unfortunately it has Anaconda as the burial place. Patrick's son > said that his father was buried in Swissvale. Patrick's body was > definitely > taken by train to either Swissvale, Braddock or Rankin. > I am hoping the obituary in the Pittsburgh area papers might mention > that > he died in Montana and where he was buried locally. > It is interesting that you list Certificate # 123-48. I have a copy of > the > death certificate > file # is 21774 and Register # is 1192. > Thank you again for looking for Patrick's record and your helpful > suggestion. > Margaret Kristich > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[1]Bjpaquet@aol.com> > To: <[2]paallegh@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, January 03, 2014 8:39 PM > Subject: Re: [ALL] Question on Indexing-Berry, Patrick > > Hi, > > > > Just a thought. Have you obtained a copy of his death certificate from > > Montana? He is listed as: Berry, Pat T.-Male-15 Sept 1917 Certificate > # > > 123-48. They may have had to list the funeral director that was going > to > > receive the body when it arrived in Pgh. so this might give you a lead > to > > find > > where he is buried at. Hope this helps. (Montana was pretty fast at > > getting me my uncle's certificate once I found that he left Pgh and > went > > to > > Montana area) > > > > Beverly Pfeil Paquet > > Tucson AZ > > > > > > In a message dated 1/3/2014 5:06:03 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time, > > [3]conaught2@charter.net writes: > > > > Thank you Bob for all your work on this wonderful project. > > > > Years ago I tried to locate a newspaper obituary for Patrick T. Berry. > > Patrick T. Berry (1877-1917) married my Great Aunt Mary Ann Dougherty > > (Doherty) who was born in Ballyhillin, Malin Head, County Donegal. > They > > were married in Swissvale on June 23, 1904. My Grandmother Catherine > > Dougherty Smith and Great Uncle Patrick Dougherty moved from Braddock > to > > Anaconda, Montana. By about 1906 Great Aunt Mary Ann and Patrick also > > moved to Anaconda. Tragedy struck the young family and Patrick was > killed > > in > > a train accident. Great Aunt Mary Ann Dougherty Berry took her > husand's > > body by train in 1915 to bury him in Swissvale. He died on September > 15, > > 1917. > > > > When I contacted the Carneige Library I was told the newspapers for > that > > time weren't available. I checked all the cemeteries in the area of > > Swissvale, Rankin and Braddo-k without any luck. My cousin, Patrick's > > grandson has always hoped to find his grandfather's gravesite. > > > > Hopefully through your fantastic project Patrick's resting place might > be > > uncovered. Since Great Aunt Mary Ann brought Patrick back for burial I > > assume he must have had Berry relatives still living in the area. All > > of > > my Great Aunt's family was either in Anaconda or Malin Head, County > > Donegal, > > although I believe there probably were some Dougherty cousins in the > > Braddock area. > > > > Thank you again for your dedication with this project. > > > > Beannachtai, (blessings in Gaeilge) > > Margaret K. > > References > > 1. mailto:Bjpaquet@aol.com > 2. mailto:paallegh@rootsweb.com > 3. mailto:conaught2@charter.net > > ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ > > Visit our Allegheny County, PA Website: > http://www.pagenweb.org/~allegheny/index.htm > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > PAALLEGH-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >
INDEXING Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - Apr 16, 1930 wednesday http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=UKBRAAAAIBAJ&sjid=lmgDAAAAIBAJ&pg=5191%2C4668692 (LAST-First-Maiden-Age-Location-Date of Death) Obituaries Page 7 COLTERYAHN, William J. 48 yo Milbridge Ave. 18th Ward 1930-4-14 BALLINGER, George H. Sr. 59 yo Northside 1930-4-14 YOUNG, Mary nee HOLTZMAN 86 yo Bellevue 1930-4-13 KRAUSE, Ernest 64 yo Straubs Lane 1930-4-13 Death Notices Page 31 BRETTEL, Mary E. nee SCHRECK No Death Date BUXTON, Rosemary nee WHITE Montezuma St. No Death Date BALLINGER, George Sr. Northside 1930-4-14 CONROY, Michael J. McKees Rocks 1930-4-13 CLARK, George H. 1930-4-14 COLLIER, Georgia Teese Avalon 1930-4-14 CUNNINGHAM, Mary 72 yo Northside 1930-4-15 DICKEY, Sarah E. nee SCHLEGEL 71 yo Hazelwood 1930-4-15 FULLER, William J. Wilkinsburg 1930-4-15 GRAY, Paul Emerson 9 Months West Deer Twp. 1930-4-14 GUY, Mathew R. 88 yo Valencia, PA 1930-4-15 HUGHES, Adam J. Beaver, PA 1930-4-14 HINTEMEYER, William H. St. John's General Hosp. 1930-4-13 HOUSTON, Ellsworth Davis Los Angeles, CA 1930-4-12 HAYDEN, Aurelius 83 yo Elizabeth, PA 1930-4-13 JACOBS, Maud nee GARNETT 52 yo Universal, PA 1930-4-14 KEYS, Emma Wilson 1930-4-15 LEHNE, Caroline nee FRUTH 78 yo 1930-4-15 MURPHY, James C. 29 yo 1930-4-14 McPHERSON, Jane nee MASON 1930-4-15 McINTYRE, Mary nee CRONIN St. Francis Hospital 1930-4-15 MALONEY, Edwin Francis 1 yo 1930-4-15 MYERS, Charles 71 yo Regent Square 1930-4-13 MERRIMAN, John 1930-4-15 NICKLAS, Mary C. nee HAX 84 yo Mt. Lebanon 1930-4-15 ROTH, Susan Wilkinsburg 1930-4-13 REIBLE, John 79 yo Camfield St. 18th Ward 1930-4-14 STEPP, H. Newton Measureville, PA 1930-4-14 SAXE, Seamon 44 yo 1930-4-15 SCOTT, James Holmes St. 1930-4-14 STARBUCK, A. Eugene Stanton Ave. 1930-4-15 TICE, Robert Lee East End 1930-4-14 TURNER, Andrew McBride East End 1930-4-14 WILSON, William H. Finleyville, PA 1930-4-15 WOODS, James M. Duquesne, PA 1930-4-14 WILLS, Elizabeth nee BLUM Spring Hill 1930-4-13 Bob
I to an like several others, I am an organizer. I keep everything in a 3" three ring binder on a book case just behind my chair here in my office. After I put the data into my genealogy software programs, I place the paper in an acid free protective sleeve. Each binders spine is labeled with the SURNAME. The binders are divided inside with a Divider Tab (You can still buy these at Walmart or staples) for census records by county/census year, birth certificates, deeds, tax records, wills, death certificates, correspondence, yDNA testing. Call it being OCD or CDO (in order), but it helps me tremendously when someone asks a question or helps myself if I am looking for a particular document. Now I'm not without some clutter, but my clutter is keep to a minimum until I can no longer stand it and then I clear off of my big dining room table and take those "3" boxes of paper and sort them into surnames and get then into the sleeves and then the binders. If I don't need the paper any longer and/or it is of no value, then I shred the papers I no longer need or want. I also have an external hard drive and several flash drives for my computer and back up everything at least to the external hard drive. I had one computer crash, you can never have too many backup copies of your research. Additionally, I have made a genealogical section in my will to instruct my family where these binders and other genealogy material (books, maps, periodicals) are to be given after my death. So I think I have it all covered. I learned most of my organizational skills early on, back in 1990's, when I joined the Howard County Maryland genealogy society. I didn't just join the local chapter, I absorbed all I heard voraciously and attended every monthly meeting they had and became involved, volunteered, etc.. Even though it wasn't the county I was researching, it was the county I lived in when I began my research. They would have monthly speakers on various subjects and you can learn many research tricks and pointers from being active in your local society. I'll betcha almost every county in the US has one. Just my 2 cents worth. Linda Harden-Lantz -----Original Message----- From: paallegh-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:paallegh-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of jomaben9093@verizon.net Sent: Friday, January 03, 2014 6:43 PM To: paallegh@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ALL] Question on organizing I have a similar question, being over-whelmed myself with boxes and notebooks of papers and information collected through the years. These "treasures" aren't of much help since everything isn't orderly enough to find quickly, or even remember where they are located! I often see too that one e-mail question can be asked and soon more are generated along the same line. Many people learn more readily from visual explanations, too. Those thoughtful replies usually get lost for some of us, as well! Is there any chance that among the seriously knowledgeble genealogists who use this site there could be some who would consider offering a class on this subject (organization! and maybe others) as well, at perhaps one or more local Library, offering a small stipend to be collected for gas expenses and time.) Organization is a matter of great importance and comes as just a suggestion from one who benefits from visual instructions! Thanks to the many helpful members who have provided great varieties of useful help throughout the year....and a Happy and Blessed New Year to all "descendants" working to preserve their family's personal history! Joan On Friday, January 3, 2014 2:45 PM, Joseph Martin <illinoisgenie@gmail.com> wrote: Thank you, Larry. This sounds like a fine option. Joseph On Fri, Jan 3, 2014 at 1:34 PM, Larry Thompson <lt0168@epix.net> wrote: > Joseph: > Anything up to folio size (11x17) I scan in two passes than stitch the > two parts together in a graphic program. The original gets folded and > placed in the binder. Larger than that the original is placed in a > mailing tube and placed in the corner<g>. You can get larger sheets > scanned for a small fee at Staples or Office Max and placed on a thumb > drive. > > Larry > > On 1/3/2014 1:53 PM, Joseph Martin wrote: > > Larry, > > > > What do you do with original over sized documents that do not fit in a 3 > > ring binder? > > > > Joseph Martin > > Romeoville, Illinois > > > > > > > > > > On Fri, Jan 3, 2014 at 12:43 PM, Larry Thompson <lt0168@epix.net> wrote: > > > >> Sandy: > >> I went paperless about 10 years ago. Purchased a cheap $50 scanner. I > >> have a genealogy directory and under that a separate folder for each > >> surname, one for maps, wills, will transcripts, obituaries and others. > >> As soon as I get a new document it gets scanned and placed in an acid > >> free clear folder and put into a 3 ring binder and never touched again. > >> > >> Larry > >> > >> On 1/3/2014 10:18 AM, Sandy Passman wrote: > >>> Hello all. Happy New Year. > >>> > >>> I have the feeling that my > >>> genealogy files need to be better organized so I am looking for ways > >> that have and are working for others. Mine are in 2 file drawers. They > are > >> just in folders by family line and I have sorted by record - censuses, > >> birth certs, death records, etc (but that breaks down when I get a new > >> record because it tends to get files in the front of the folder). I am > sure > >> I have some duplications that I need to sort out and get rid of. 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Like Beverly, I too gave your posting a little thought. I looked for Patrick and Mary Ann in the 1910 census, and found them in Swissvale. Patk was 34y, Mary 33y, Patk Jr 5y, Mary 4y, William 2y. AND John Berry 66y, said to be "grandfather". Usually that relationship is supposed to be relationship to the head of household. But I think it should have been "father' in this case. In the 1920 census the Martin Berry household has a John Berry, 77y, "father" in it. To your knowledge was Patrick's father named John, and did Patrick have a bro. named Martin? I couldn't find Mary Ann Berry in PA in 1920, but of course she could have remarried since she had small kids to care for. However, I found her back(? did she ever leave?) in Montana, not remarried, with 6 kids, in a rented duplex, the youngest born abt the same time Patrick died in 1917. She had no job/occupation, only one of the kids was employed, as a newsboy. Does your family narrative explain that? None of my business of course, but I just wonder why if she went back east, why she didn't stay to be near family, but went back to MT to a rented home, no job, and 6 kids to care for. These are genealogical questions worth asking, in my opinion. These are the kinds of questions we should ask if we are doing interviews with family members. So, is it then possible that she sent Patricks remains home to Swissvale to be buried perhaps next to his Mother? I searched on Find a Grave to see if there were any Berry's buried in Allegheny County, and I found possibles buried in All Saints Cemetery in Braddock, near Swissvale: found entries for Martin (3/2/1958) and John, and a mention of Francis. John was living in 1920, I'd check the PA Death Cert Index for the next x-number of years for him, and if a good hit is found for him, to send for the cert to see if it connects to the Berry family you know. Ditto with Martin. I'd also check the Google digitized newspapers, discussed a day or so ago, for a possible classified obit for him. It might be possible that Patrick is buried with these other Berry's in All Saints Braddock with no headstone. A query to Catholic Cemeteries Assn (which manages lots of these RC cemeteries) at Calvary Cemetery in Hazelwood may detail a burial for Patrick. My thoughts are that a printed obit for Patrick may not be found in the Press or Post-Gazette, but may be found in a local Mon Valley Newspaper. Someone used to post here that gave nice PR to a local library in that area that had microfilm for one of those local newspapers. Mon Valley Heritage Center or some such? I can't remember since that isn't my geographic focus. Bella On 01/04/14, conaught2<conaught2@charter.net> wrote: Hi Beverly, Thank you for the great suggestion. I think the death cert didn't list anything that would give us a clue, but it has been many years since I last looked for the record. Just pulled the copy of the death certificate out and unfortunately it has Anaconda as the burial place. Patrick's son said that his father was buried in Swissvale. Patrick's body was definitely taken by train to either Swissvale, Braddock or Rankin. I am hoping the obituary in the Pittsburgh area papers might mention that he died in Montana and where he was buried locally. It is interesting that you list Certificate # 123-48. I have a copy of the death certificate file # is 21774 and Register # is 1192. Thank you again for looking for Patrick's record and your helpful suggestion. Margaret Kristich ----- Original Message ----- From: <[1]Bjpaquet@aol.com> To: <[2]paallegh@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, January 03, 2014 8:39 PM Subject: Re: [ALL] Question on Indexing-Berry, Patrick > Hi, > > Just a thought. Have you obtained a copy of his death certificate from > Montana? He is listed as: Berry, Pat T.-Male-15 Sept 1917 Certificate # > 123-48. They may have had to list the funeral director that was going to > receive the body when it arrived in Pgh. so this might give you a lead to > find > where he is buried at. Hope this helps. (Montana was pretty fast at > getting me my uncle's certificate once I found that he left Pgh and went > to > Montana area) > > Beverly Pfeil Paquet > Tucson AZ > > > In a message dated 1/3/2014 5:06:03 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time, > [3]conaught2@charter.net writes: > > Thank you Bob for all your work on this wonderful project. > > Years ago I tried to locate a newspaper obituary for Patrick T. Berry. > Patrick T. Berry (1877-1917) married my Great Aunt Mary Ann Dougherty > (Doherty) who was born in Ballyhillin, Malin Head, County Donegal. They > were married in Swissvale on June 23, 1904. My Grandmother Catherine > Dougherty Smith and Great Uncle Patrick Dougherty moved from Braddock to > Anaconda, Montana. By about 1906 Great Aunt Mary Ann and Patrick also > moved to Anaconda. Tragedy struck the young family and Patrick was killed > in > a train accident. Great Aunt Mary Ann Dougherty Berry took her husand's > body by train in 1915 to bury him in Swissvale. He died on September 15, > 1917. > > When I contacted the Carneige Library I was told the newspapers for that > time weren't available. I checked all the cemeteries in the area of > Swissvale, Rankin and Braddo-k without any luck. My cousin, Patrick's > grandson has always hoped to find his grandfather's gravesite. > > Hopefully through your fantastic project Patrick's resting place might be > uncovered. Since Great Aunt Mary Ann brought Patrick back for burial I > assume he must have had Berry relatives still living in the area. All > of > my Great Aunt's family was either in Anaconda or Malin Head, County > Donegal, > although I believe there probably were some Dougherty cousins in the > Braddock area. > > Thank you again for your dedication with this project. > > Beannachtai, (blessings in Gaeilge) > Margaret K. References 1. mailto:Bjpaquet@aol.com 2. mailto:paallegh@rootsweb.com 3. mailto:conaught2@charter.net
'Genie, For bankruptcies, the actual paper file would be at the National Archives in Philadelphia. We recently got copies of a Western District bankruptcy filing from 1930, and the file was in Phila. My husband stopped in at Bankruptcy Court in Pittsburgh one day when he was in town (thinking the file would be there) and they told him all of the older files were held by the National Archives. They were able to give him the Case# and Filing Date, which helped when I contacted NARA. If you have the pertinent info (whose name the bankruptcy was filed under, date filed, etc), you can email NARA < philadelphia.archives@nara.gov > and have one of their archivists retrieve the file (they're stored offsite somewhere) and they can then tell you how large it is, and how to go about getting copies. They can print/mail copies up to 50 or 60 pages; anything larger, you have to either go to Phila and copy everything yourself, or hire a company out there to do it for you. They gave me a couple names of companies that do that, but the file I needed was 400+ pages, so we opted to wait till my husband went out to Phila on business and he just stayed an extra day and copied everything using a digital camera. NARA's charges were pretty reasonable, I think the minimum charge is $20.00 plus .25 per page over a certain number. The outside companies charge by the hour, not sure how much. Some of the info in the file I got was pretty boring, notices of meetings, hearings, things like that. Other things were priceless!!!! Copies of bills from creditors listing items purchased for the house, lists of employees who were owed wages, lists of real estate that I had no idea existed. So it was well worth it, I think. Anne On Fri, Jan 3, 2014 at 7:40 PM, carol battin <pagenie@suddenlink.net> wrote: Can someone please tell me where to look for the Western Pennsylvania > Court Records for the second half of the 19th Century? I am specifically > interested in bankruptcy cases. > > Thanks, 'Genie in WV > (with weather reminiscent of my Bethel Park childhood) > >
Hi Beverly, Thank you for the great suggestion. I think the death cert didn't list anything that would give us a clue, but it has been many years since I last looked for the record. Just pulled the copy of the death certificate out and unfortunately it has Anaconda as the burial place. Patrick's son said that his father was buried in Swissvale. Patrick's body was definitely taken by train to either Swissvale, Braddock or Rankin. I am hoping the obituary in the Pittsburgh area papers might mention that he died in Montana and where he was buried locally. It is interesting that you list Certificate # 123-48. I have a copy of the death certificate file # is 21774 and Register # is 1192. Thank you again for looking for Patrick's record and your helpful suggestion. Margaret Kristich ----- Original Message ----- From: <Bjpaquet@aol.com> To: <paallegh@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, January 03, 2014 8:39 PM Subject: Re: [ALL] Question on Indexing-Berry, Patrick > Hi, > > Just a thought. Have you obtained a copy of his death certificate from > Montana? He is listed as: Berry, Pat T.-Male-15 Sept 1917 Certificate # > 123-48. They may have had to list the funeral director that was going to > receive the body when it arrived in Pgh. so this might give you a lead to > find > where he is buried at. Hope this helps. (Montana was pretty fast at > getting me my uncle's certificate once I found that he left Pgh and went > to > Montana area) > > Beverly Pfeil Paquet > Tucson AZ > > > In a message dated 1/3/2014 5:06:03 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time, > conaught2@charter.net writes: > > Thank you Bob for all your work on this wonderful project. > > Years ago I tried to locate a newspaper obituary for Patrick T. Berry. > Patrick T. Berry (1877-1917) married my Great Aunt Mary Ann Dougherty > (Doherty) who was born in Ballyhillin, Malin Head, County Donegal. They > were married in Swissvale on June 23, 1904. My Grandmother Catherine > Dougherty Smith and Great Uncle Patrick Dougherty moved from Braddock to > Anaconda, Montana. By about 1906 Great Aunt Mary Ann and Patrick also > moved to Anaconda. Tragedy struck the young family and Patrick was killed > in > a train accident. Great Aunt Mary Ann Dougherty Berry took her husand's > body by train in 1915 to bury him in Swissvale. He died on September 15, > 1917. > > When I contacted the Carneige Library I was told the newspapers for that > time weren't available. I checked all the cemeteries in the area of > Swissvale, Rankin and Braddo-k without any luck. My cousin, Patrick's > grandson has always hoped to find his grandfather's gravesite. > > Hopefully through your fantastic project Patrick's resting place might be > uncovered. Since Great Aunt Mary Ann brought Patrick back for burial I > assume he must have had Berry relatives still living in the area. All > of > my Great Aunt's family was either in Anaconda or Malin Head, County > Donegal, > although I believe there probably were some Dougherty cousins in the > Braddock area. > > Thank you again for your dedication with this project. > > Beannachtai, (blessings in Gaeilge) > Margaret K. > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "JR Jamieson" <jr@jjamieson.com> > To: <paallegh@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, January 03, 2014 5:40 AM > Subject: Re: [ALL] Question on Indexing > > >> Here for the dates of newspapers >> >> > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~njm1/Daily-Update-Submitted-Newspapers.html >> >> Here for names of deceased >> >> http://www.usgwarchives.net/pa/allegheny/death-index.htm >> >> JR Jamieson >> jr@jjamieson.com >> >> 412 343 9264 >> Eagle Scout >> Home of the Steeler Nation >> "In God We Trust" >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Fontaine Wiatt" <f.wiatt@yahoo.com> >> To: "paallegh@rootsweb.com" <PAALLEGH@rootsweb.com>; "Bob Gartz" >> <bobandee@yahoo.com>; <paallegh@rootsweb.com> >> Sent: Friday, January 03, 2014 6:22 AM >> Subject: [ALL] Question on Indexing >> >> >> >> >> >> Bob, >> >> Thank you for doing this! >> >> I know this is a stupid question - where are the results (the master >> database) of your efforts ? >> >> Are they at http://www.pagenweb.org/~allegheny/index.htm ?? >> >> >> What 'icon' are they under ? >> >> Thanks, >> >> W W >> >> >> >> -------------------------------------------- >> On Fri, 1/3/14, Bob Gartz <bobandee@yahoo.com> wrote: >> >> Subject: [ALL] INDEXING Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - Apr 12, 1930 >> To: "paallegh@rootsweb.com" <PAALLEGH@rootsweb.com> >> Date: Friday, January 3, 2014, 12:22 AM >> >> >> INDEXING Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - Apr 12, 1930 >> saturday >> > http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=TaBRAAAAIBAJ&sjid=lmgDAAAAIBAJ&pg=2405%2C5473920 >> (LAST-First-Maiden-Age-Location-Date of Death) Obituaries Page 48 > MECHEN, >> Dr. John J. 53 yo Masontown, PA 1930-4-10 STAMAN, Joseph Miami, FL >> 1930-4-10 VETTER, Bartholomew 89 YO Jancey St. 1930-4-9 CONDON, James M. >> East End 1930-4-9 SPELLMAN, Michael J. 62 yo St. Francis Hospital >> 1930-4-11 Death Notices Page 63 ATEN, Margaret A. Robinson Twp. Wash >> County 1930-4-9 BRIDGEWATER, Elisha 71 yo 1930-4-10 BRINEY, Evelyn Meade >> St. 1930-4-10 BRENKOFF, Dorothy 1930-4-11 CAMPBELL, Edward C. 67 yo >> California Ave. 1930-4-11 CLINTON, Jean Frances 7 yo 1930-4-11 COOKE, >> Arthur Ingram Waynesburg, PA 1930-4-10 DAVIDSON, Edward 1930-4-11 > FISHER, >> James T. New Derry, PA 1930-4-8 FITZGERALD, Mary J. North Negley Ave. >> 1930-4-10 FRESHWATER, John R. 43 yo Carnegie, PA 1930-4-11 GILLESPIE, >> Joseph 38 yo Canton, OH No Death Date HULICK, Thomas M. Dunloe Ave. >> 1930-4-9 HARRIS, George 1930-4-11 HOLZAPFAL, Elmer 1930-4-! >> 11 JONES, Robert 1930-4-11 JONES, Alice E. nee SNYDER 50 yo Brentwood >> 1930-4-10 KORTA, Edward Sr. 1930-4-10 LOVE, Mary H. nee BECH 92 yo >> 1930-4-11 MADDEN, Sidney W. 28 yo Newark, NJ 1930-4-9 METCALFE, Samuel > W. >> Oakland 1930-4-10 MALONE, Edward 1930-4-11 MORAN, James J. Hamilton Ave. >> 1930-4-10 MARRINER, Earl L. 30 yo Franklin Twp. 1930-4-11 McCUSKER, > James >> 62 yo 1930-4-10 MURPHY, Jeanne 1 yo Carnegie Ave. 1930-4-11 RICHARDS, >> Frank J. 44 yo Valley Hospital 1930-4-10 SCHINDLER, Anna 48 yo Swissvale >> 1930-4-11 SARRATORE, Peter 45 yo Bedford Ave. 1930-4-10 SMITH, Lloyd C. >> Berea, OH 1930-4-10 SMITH, Virginia E. Northside 1930-4-10 SELL, Henry > M. >> 82 yo Carrick 1930-4-10 SALMON, Dorothy H. Wilkinsburg 1930-4-11 > SCHERRER, >> Christina nee KAPPELER Northside 1930-4-11 SIPLE, Ernestine nee LEMKE 85 >> yo McCandless Twp. 1930-4-9 STAMAN, Joseph Miami, FL 1930-4-10 TAYLOR, >> George A. 1930-4-11 TASSI, Edna nee MATHEWS 47 yo Mt. 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Hi, Just a thought. Have you obtained a copy of his death certificate from Montana? He is listed as: Berry, Pat T.-Male-15 Sept 1917 Certificate # 123-48. They may have had to list the funeral director that was going to receive the body when it arrived in Pgh. so this might give you a lead to find where he is buried at. Hope this helps. (Montana was pretty fast at getting me my uncle's certificate once I found that he left Pgh and went to Montana area) Beverly Pfeil Paquet Tucson AZ In a message dated 1/3/2014 5:06:03 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time, conaught2@charter.net writes: Thank you Bob for all your work on this wonderful project. Years ago I tried to locate a newspaper obituary for Patrick T. Berry. Patrick T. Berry (1877-1917) married my Great Aunt Mary Ann Dougherty (Doherty) who was born in Ballyhillin, Malin Head, County Donegal. They were married in Swissvale on June 23, 1904. My Grandmother Catherine Dougherty Smith and Great Uncle Patrick Dougherty moved from Braddock to Anaconda, Montana. By about 1906 Great Aunt Mary Ann and Patrick also moved to Anaconda. Tragedy struck the young family and Patrick was killed in a train accident. Great Aunt Mary Ann Dougherty Berry took her husand's body by train in 1915 to bury him in Swissvale. He died on September 15, 1917. When I contacted the Carneige Library I was told the newspapers for that time weren't available. I checked all the cemeteries in the area of Swissvale, Rankin and Braddo-k without any luck. My cousin, Patrick's grandson has always hoped to find his grandfather's gravesite. Hopefully through your fantastic project Patrick's resting place might be uncovered. Since Great Aunt Mary Ann brought Patrick back for burial I assume he must have had Berry relatives still living in the area. All of my Great Aunt's family was either in Anaconda or Malin Head, County Donegal, although I believe there probably were some Dougherty cousins in the Braddock area. Thank you again for your dedication with this project. Beannachtai, (blessings in Gaeilge) Margaret K. ----- Original Message ----- From: "JR Jamieson" <jr@jjamieson.com> To: <paallegh@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, January 03, 2014 5:40 AM Subject: Re: [ALL] Question on Indexing > Here for the dates of newspapers > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~njm1/Daily-Update-Submitted-Newspapers.html > > Here for names of deceased > > http://www.usgwarchives.net/pa/allegheny/death-index.htm > > JR Jamieson > jr@jjamieson.com > > 412 343 9264 > Eagle Scout > Home of the Steeler Nation > "In God We Trust" > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Fontaine Wiatt" <f.wiatt@yahoo.com> > To: "paallegh@rootsweb.com" <PAALLEGH@rootsweb.com>; "Bob Gartz" > <bobandee@yahoo.com>; <paallegh@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, January 03, 2014 6:22 AM > Subject: [ALL] Question on Indexing > > > > > > Bob, > > Thank you for doing this! > > I know this is a stupid question - where are the results (the master > database) of your efforts ? > > Are they at http://www.pagenweb.org/~allegheny/index.htm ?? > > > What 'icon' are they under ? > > Thanks, > > W W > > > > -------------------------------------------- > On Fri, 1/3/14, Bob Gartz <bobandee@yahoo.com> wrote: > > Subject: [ALL] INDEXING Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - Apr 12, 1930 > To: "paallegh@rootsweb.com" <PAALLEGH@rootsweb.com> > Date: Friday, January 3, 2014, 12:22 AM > > > INDEXING Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - Apr 12, 1930 > saturday > http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=TaBRAAAAIBAJ&sjid=lmgDAAAAIBAJ&pg=2405%2C5473920 > (LAST-First-Maiden-Age-Location-Date of Death) Obituaries Page 48 MECHEN, > Dr. John J. 53 yo Masontown, PA 1930-4-10 STAMAN, Joseph Miami, FL > 1930-4-10 VETTER, Bartholomew 89 YO Jancey St. 1930-4-9 CONDON, James M. > East End 1930-4-9 SPELLMAN, Michael J. 62 yo St. Francis Hospital > 1930-4-11 Death Notices Page 63 ATEN, Margaret A. Robinson Twp. Wash > County 1930-4-9 BRIDGEWATER, Elisha 71 yo 1930-4-10 BRINEY, Evelyn Meade > St. 1930-4-10 BRENKOFF, Dorothy 1930-4-11 CAMPBELL, Edward C. 67 yo > California Ave. 1930-4-11 CLINTON, Jean Frances 7 yo 1930-4-11 COOKE, > Arthur Ingram Waynesburg, PA 1930-4-10 DAVIDSON, Edward 1930-4-11 FISHER, > James T. New Derry, PA 1930-4-8 FITZGERALD, Mary J. North Negley Ave. > 1930-4-10 FRESHWATER, John R. 43 yo Carnegie, PA 1930-4-11 GILLESPIE, > Joseph 38 yo Canton, OH No Death Date HULICK, Thomas M. Dunloe Ave. > 1930-4-9 HARRIS, George 1930-4-11 HOLZAPFAL, Elmer 1930-4-! > 11 JONES, Robert 1930-4-11 JONES, Alice E. nee SNYDER 50 yo Brentwood > 1930-4-10 KORTA, Edward Sr. 1930-4-10 LOVE, Mary H. nee BECH 92 yo > 1930-4-11 MADDEN, Sidney W. 28 yo Newark, NJ 1930-4-9 METCALFE, Samuel W. > Oakland 1930-4-10 MALONE, Edward 1930-4-11 MORAN, James J. 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