Hi Rosalie, I am a new subscriber and have a number of roots in the VALLEY. Saw your list and am interested in any lists you might have for the area from 1927 to 1957. am specifically looking for a Edgar A. MCCALLISTER who lived on 413 Mclean St. from 1920 til ?. He is my grandfather and I lost him--don't know when he died or where he relocated . Am also interested in the Cyrus SMITH family; specifically where he died (he lived in Coal Valley with wife Elizabeth(HUGHES). He died between 1900and 1910. Anybody know what happened to Coal Valley, PA? and when? Anybody ever hear of Starve Gut Hollow,PA? Peter McKenzie [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Rosalie Carroll <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Friday, November 19, 1999 9:40 PM Subject: [PAMONVAL] Re: Charleroi 1900 Pt. 5 >Hi Mon Valley, >Continuing the Charleroi Directory in 1900, Pt. 5 (missing pages) >Sharing, >Rosalie > >LINDSAY, DAVID, retired, h. 401 Crest Ave. >LINDSAY, DAVIC C. glassworker, Hamilton's h. Gelb. bldg. cor. Third St. & >McKean Ave. >LINDSAY, HAZEL, clerk, City Furniture Co. h. 300 Washington Ave. >LINDSAY, JOHN plasterer, h. 300 Washington Ave. >LINDSAY, JOHN R. groceryman, 302 Fifth St. h. 401 Crest >LINDSAY, THEODORE F. clerk, 302 Fifth St. h. cor. Crest Ave. and Fourth St. >LINN, C.W. carpenter, bds. 517 Washington Ave. >LINN, O.C. glassworker h. 403 Tenth St. above Washington Ave. >MALOY, SARAH, h. 132 McKean Ave. >MARTINET, JOHN baker, 607 Fallowfield Ave. >MURPHY, JAMES, carpenter h. 421 Meadow Ave. >MURPHY, WM. carpenter, h. 423 Meadow Ave. >NICKESON, IRA L. city clerk, h. 306 Fallowfield Ave. >NUTT, PAUL R. proprietor Wilbur Pharmacy, h. 527 Washington Ave. >ORANGE, U.S. confectioner 506 Fallowfield Ave. h. 405 Fifth St. >ORR, S.B. wharf boat, rooms 513 McKean Ave. 3rd. Floor >OWENS, BENJ. F. book-keepr, h. 616 Washington Ave. >OWENS, THOMAS, contractor, h. 616 Washington Ave. >PARKS, WM. grocer, 317 Fifth St. h. 506 Lincoln >REEVES, FREDERICK, plate glass worker, h. 117 Luella Ave. >REEVES, J.L. livery and feed stable, Fourth St. bet. McKean and Fallowfield >Ave. h. 403 Sixth St. >REEVES, V.E. teamster, h. Sixth St. bet. Washington and Lincoln Ave. >REDD, CHAS. F. proprietor Central Pool Room 413 McKean >REDD, MRS. E. h. 104 Lincoln Ave. >REHULA, ADOLPH, miner, Meadow Ave. bet. Tenth and Eleventh St. >REID, JAMES B. constable, h. 101 Second St. >REID, THOMAS, moulder h. 310 Lincoln Ave. >RIGGS, M.E. well driller, h. rear Crest Ave. bet. Eighth and Ninth St. >RIVA, FRANK, sewing macine agent, 524 Fallowfield Ave. >ROBERTS, F.C. butcher, h. 526-528 Fallowfield Ave. >ROBERTS, JOHN miner, h. 821 Prospect Ave. >ROBERTS, LILLIAN, h. 821 Prospect Ave. >ROBERTS, RICHARD A. gov't boat employee h. 701 Crest Ave. >ROBERTS, SARA h. 821 Prospect Ave. >ROBERTS, W.S. butcher, h. 526 Fallowfield Ave. >SCOTT, HARRY H. carpenter, h. 707 McKean Ave. >SCOTT, MURIEL, student, h. 541 Fallowfield Ave. cor. Sixth St. 2nd Floor >SCOTT, S.K. contractor, 541 Fallowfield Ave. cor. Sixth St. >SHEPHERD, J.W. supt. Char. Water Co. office cor. Fifth and McKean. h. >Lincoln Ave. bet. Third and Fourth St. >SHEPLER, JAMES, boarding house keeper, h. 317 Washington Ave. >SHIELDS, DANIEL laborer, h. 316 Shady Ave. bet. Second and Third St. >SHIELDS, JAMES, laborer. Macbeth, h. 316 Shady Ave. between Second and Third >St. >SHIELDS, KATE, domestic, Hotel Charleroi >SHIELDS, MARGARET, domestic. Hotel Charleroi >SHIPE, JOHN, carpenter, 517 Washington Ave. >SHIPE, MINTON, carpenter, h. Meadow Ave. bet. Seventh and Eighth St. >SIMPSON, PAUL. plate glass worker h. 943 Oakland Ave. >SMALLWOOD, EDWARD, contractor and builder, h. cor. Fifth St. and Crest >SMITH, DAVID V. warehouseman, h. 319 Meadow Ave. >SMITH, EDWARD, butcher, h. rear 414 Washington Ave. >SMITH, ELIJAH, porter, Hotel Wilbur >SMITH, F.P. blacksmith h. 609 Crest Ave. >SMITH, HENRY, blacksmith h. cor. Lincoln Ave. and First St. > > > > >==== PAMONVAL Mailing List ==== >TIP: Be specific in your Subject Line. Include info (surnames, Locations, >Events) to catch the attention of readers. Users who subscribe to numerous >lists may delete your message if the subject is vague or missing. >