Hello list, I am a new subscriber. Might anyone on the list have a relationship to Sarah MAGLIOCCO? She was born on September 2, 1897 and died in August 1977 according to the social security records. Her residence was Cranston. I suspect that Sarah was born Sarah O'HARA to James J. O'Hara and Bridget Coyle. I am also trying to prove or disprove that James J. was the son of Nicholas O'Hara. Any help on this would be appreciated. Mary Theresa McCombe New York

Tom, Looks like 334 to me. William Glendinning. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tom Olenio" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, January 04, 2002 5:28 PM Subject: [RIPROVID] Pocasset Avenue > Hi, > > I am trying to do a reverse look-up in history that pertains to a Providence RI. I > think I was looking for the wrong address (mistaking a 2 for a 3). > > To figure out what an official wrote on a 1905 ship manifest I decided I should look > at how the author of that manifest wrote the numbers 2 and 3 elsewhere on the > manifest, to see if that would help decipher what I was looking at. > > Looking at the complete manifest, lines 8 and 10, you can see the ages of some the > immigrants. The first is 23 and the second 24 years of age. Both having examples > of the numbers 2 and 3. > > http://www.sentex.net/~tolenio/napolitan.gif > > The 2's are very distinct from the 3's. > > So now I wonder if the address I should be looking for is; 334 Pocasset Ave; > > http://www.sentex.net/~tolenio/POCASSET.gif > > Never thought I would need to learn handwriting analysis, but something that rookies > like me should think > about when picking up only small bits of information off old manifests. > > Opinions anyone? Is it 334 or 234 or something else? > > Later, > Tom > > -- > Thomas Olenio > Ontario, Canada > Hardiness Zone 6a > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Thanks Karen . ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, December 31, 2001 1:25 PM Subject: [RIPROVID] Re: Glendinning > Hello, > I checked on my Vital Records of RI CD, and while there wasn't anything on > those specific names, I submit to you those names I found under Glendinning. > Perhaps they could be of help at some point. > > Deaths > Earl B Glendinning Feb 15, 1920 5mos > kin: Louise R and Regina > Mary E Glendinning May 31, 1918 39yrs > Kin: husband William, kin Regina Glen(this is the way it appeared on the > Cd) > > Marriages > Anna E Glendinning to Walter T Smith April 24, 1901 > > Births > Henry E. Glendinning Oct 5, 1904 > Parents: Henry D & Maud M . > > No recordes on Clendinning > no recordes on marriage of William Walker & Catherine Collins > > Good luck > karen > RI > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

I am looking for more data and ancestors to SAMUEL GRANT KELLEY, b.3 Mar 1807 Warren, RI. married Rachael Wilson Elliot 18 Feb 1835 in Philadelphia, PA. They had two children in Phila. and returned to Providence in 1839. Issues: Samuel Elliot, b. 9 May 1836 Phila. PA. Thomas Sylvester, b. 27 Mar 1838 Phila. PA. Joseph Grant, b. 22 Dec 1839 Providence Sarah Allison, b. 21 Dec 1841Providence James, b. 30 Sep 1843 Providence John Hamilton, b. 16 Jan 1846 Providence Isaac Patrick, b. 10 Jan 1848 Providence Benjamin, B. 8 Sep 1849 Providence Samuel Grant was a deacon at the Roger Williams Free Baptist Church for 41 years in Providence. Was Architect with Tallman & Bucklin firm. Son, Samuel Elliot, was in the jewelry business with the old firm Mattewson & Allen on Waybosset St. and later it became Payton & Kelley Co. Inc. and Samuel became Pres. Many of these Kelleys lived in Providence into the 1900's. Many have been found in the Swan Point cemetery. We are looking for ancestors to Samuel Grant and trying to determine from, old stories, when this Kelley line came from Ireland, possibly North Orange. We have family Bible with a lot of data and an old formal family photo album with names to share with any descendants to this Kelley line. Other connected names: ELLIOT, COLE, STEPHENS, JARVIS, BRINCK, KANE, GROSSKURTH, TILLINGAST, GREEN, TRACEY and COMBS. Regards, John H. Beach 26 Ridgeland Rd. Yonkers, NY 10710-2608 Phone / FAX 1-914-793-4300 [email protected] Note: The "_" character is the underscore character, NOT a space or dash. January 3, 2002 11:55 am

Hi All, I called the Providence City Archives and neither 234 or 334 Pocasset Avenue existed at that time. Back to square one. But since no one in that group could read or write Italian, let alone speak/read/write English, they must have had a piece of paper with their destination written on it. Sometimes you just hit a wall when there shouldn't be one. Thanks to all who helped. Best Regards, Tom zippyladie wrote: > Hi Tom, > > I think that you are definately on target with 334. > > Elaina > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Tom Olenio" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Friday, January 04, 2002 12:28 PM > Subject: [RIPROVID] Pocasset Avenue > > > Hi, > > > > I am trying to do a reverse look-up in history that pertains to a > Providence RI. I > > think I was looking for the wrong address (mistaking a 2 for a 3). > > > > To figure out what an official wrote on a 1905 ship manifest I decided I > should look > > at how the author of that manifest wrote the numbers 2 and 3 elsewhere on > the > > manifest, to see if that would help decipher what I was looking at. > > > > Looking at the complete manifest, lines 8 and 10, you can see the ages of > some the > > immigrants. The first is 23 and the second 24 years of age. Both having > examples > > of the numbers 2 and 3. > > > > http://www.sentex.net/~tolenio/napolitan.gif > > > > The 2's are very distinct from the 3's. > > > > So now I wonder if the address I should be looking for is; 334 Pocasset > Ave; > > > > http://www.sentex.net/~tolenio/POCASSET.gif > > > > Never thought I would need to learn handwriting analysis, but something > that rookies > > like me should think > > about when picking up only small bits of information off old manifests. > > > > Opinions anyone? Is it 334 or 234 or something else? > > > > Later, > > Tom > > > > -- > > Thomas Olenio > > Ontario, Canada > > Hardiness Zone 6a > > > > > > > > ============================== > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, > go to: > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > > > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 -- Thomas Olenio Ontario, Canada Hardiness Zone 6a

Hi Tom, I think that you are definately on target with 334. Elaina ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tom Olenio" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, January 04, 2002 12:28 PM Subject: [RIPROVID] Pocasset Avenue > Hi, > > I am trying to do a reverse look-up in history that pertains to a Providence RI. I > think I was looking for the wrong address (mistaking a 2 for a 3). > > To figure out what an official wrote on a 1905 ship manifest I decided I should look > at how the author of that manifest wrote the numbers 2 and 3 elsewhere on the > manifest, to see if that would help decipher what I was looking at. > > Looking at the complete manifest, lines 8 and 10, you can see the ages of some the > immigrants. The first is 23 and the second 24 years of age. Both having examples > of the numbers 2 and 3. > > http://www.sentex.net/~tolenio/napolitan.gif > > The 2's are very distinct from the 3's. > > So now I wonder if the address I should be looking for is; 334 Pocasset Ave; > > http://www.sentex.net/~tolenio/POCASSET.gif > > Never thought I would need to learn handwriting analysis, but something that rookies > like me should think > about when picking up only small bits of information off old manifests. > > Opinions anyone? Is it 334 or 234 or something else? > > Later, > Tom > > -- > Thomas Olenio > Ontario, Canada > Hardiness Zone 6a > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > >

Hi, I am trying to do a reverse look-up in history that pertains to a Providence RI. I think I was looking for the wrong address (mistaking a 2 for a 3). To figure out what an official wrote on a 1905 ship manifest I decided I should look at how the author of that manifest wrote the numbers 2 and 3 elsewhere on the manifest, to see if that would help decipher what I was looking at. Looking at the complete manifest, lines 8 and 10, you can see the ages of some the immigrants. The first is 23 and the second 24 years of age. Both having examples of the numbers 2 and 3. http://www.sentex.net/~tolenio/napolitan.gif The 2's are very distinct from the 3's. So now I wonder if the address I should be looking for is; 334 Pocasset Ave; http://www.sentex.net/~tolenio/POCASSET.gif Never thought I would need to learn handwriting analysis, but something that rookies like me should think about when picking up only small bits of information off old manifests. Opinions anyone? Is it 334 or 234 or something else? Later, Tom -- Thomas Olenio Ontario, Canada Hardiness Zone 6a

Hello All, I am looking for information regarding a family and an address dating back to 9/12/1905. On that date my great grandmother landed in New York city New York from Naples Italy, and indicated to officials her destination was 234 Pocossit Avenue, Providence RI to join her husband Ernesto Olenio. I can send you an excerpt image of the ship manifest that shows this detail, as there is some debate as to the address (penmanship issues). I want to find out who was living at the address to confirm a hunch I have in my genealogy. My hunch is that Michele Vernile was living at that address. He had a daughter Mary, who married a man named Sam DeLucca (sp?). Michele Vernile's wife died sometime in the early 1900's when his daughter Mary was just a girl, and Mary spent time with our family for a brief period during this girlhood time. In one of our old photo albums Michele Vernile is referred to as my great grandfather's half brother. Since my great grandfather (Ernesto Olenio) was a foundling, raised by a foster family in Italy, with no known parents a half brother would be quite a discovery for us. I am in Ontario Canada, can anyone in Providence RI help me? Again, I can send you images of ship manifests. Best regards and thanks, Tom Olenio -- Thomas Olenio Ontario, Canada Hardiness Zone 6a

Has anyone ever heard of the surname " Schince " ? William Glendinning.

At 08:08 AM 12/31/01 EST, you wrote: >Hi, >Could someone offer me some advice or have any material available to them to >help me with this person. >My g grandmothers birth and marriage record indicate Ann M. Brown, also known >as Annie, as being born in Scituate, RI. > >She married William Clark(e) of Smithfield In 1900 Federal census, Smithfield Town, Providence County, Anna M. Clark, wife of William is listed as being born Mar 1854. William's birth is given as May 1853. They are listed as being married 28 years, and she has 2 children, only 1 living at time of census. She was b. RI - her father was b. RI and her mother Nova Scotia. William's occupation is listed as mule skinner. This doesn't fit you facts exactly - but is close enough to be considered. Florence

Think/hope this is them Karen. William Clark found in: Census Microfilm Records: Connecticut, Rhode Island, 1900 Lived in: Smithfield, Providence County, Rhode Island Series: T623 Microfilm: 1512 Book: 1 Page: 287 ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, December 31, 2001 7:08 AM Subject: [RIPROVID] Help-Ann M. Brown > Hi, > Could someone offer me some advice or have any material available to them to > help me with this person. > My g grandmothers birth and marriage record indicate Ann M. Brown, also known > as Annie, as being born in Scituate, RI. > I have been to the Scituate town hall and found nothing, but at that time I > was very new to doing any research and may have missed something. > > She married William Clark(e) of Smithfield, I could not find anything at the > Smithfield town hall on her either. In fact, his death record of 1902 (50yrs > old) listed next of kin as his parents. > I have estimated her birth to be approx 1850. I have the Ancestry, Vital > Records CD for New England and haven't found anything on it for her. I also > checked at the LDS library. > > It's a mystery! Can anyone help? > Thanks in advance for any response, > Karen > RI > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

I am searching for the following people. None of this information is proven, only assumed from census data. If you think you can tie into these families please contact me. Minerva J. FULLER b. 1825 RI m. George Henry FRY siblings ( I believe ): Alonzo Z. FULLER b.1837 RI m. Alpha A. nee FULLER b. 1836 RI (cousin?), no children Amos A. FULLER b.1830 RI bachelor, no children Their parents: Zachariah FULLER b.1808 MA and Cinderella INMAN b.~1811RI d.1841 Zachariah then married Betsey Perry nee? b.1817 WI I think Zachariah's siblings are: 1 ) Lorenzo Dow FULLER b.1818 MA married Martha A. b.1819 RI, children are: Charles E. FULLER b.1840 RI Catharine F. FULLER b.1842 RI Zachary T. FULLER b.1845 WI Betsey FULLER b.1847 WI They both died in 1852 and the children went to live with Zachariah and Betsey. 2 ) Elijah FULLER b.1824 RI married Mary b.1835 Canada, children are: Sarah J. b.1855 WI Emma A. b. 1857 WI Edwin b.1859 WI 3 ) Osmon b.1812 MA married Maria b.1816 MA, children are: Susan b. 1836 RI Lucinda b.1838 RI Lucilda b.1838 RI twins Daniel S. b.1840 RI Joseph b.1842 RI Mary E. b. 1846? RI Osmon T. b. 1848 RI DeWitt S. b. 1850 RI William b.1851 RI ( may be same as above) Fred b. 1853 RI Henry b.1854 RI Clara b.1859 RI 4 ) Joshua FULLER b.1810 RI married Sarah b.1810 RI no children 5 ) Caleb FULLER b. ~1810 ? (married Leafy b.1808 RI their children: Albert G. b.1833 RI Alpha A. b.1835 RI Caleb S. b. 1829 RI Charles W. b.1837 RI William P. b.1843 RI Justin F/Joshua P. b.1848 RI) I have Leafy as the mother and I am assuming that Caleb was the father as his 1840 census records fit with this family, also he disappears and Leafy appears and is widowed. I believe their father is Zachariah FULLER b.abt 1780/90 from Attlebourgh, Bristol Co.,MA before 1820. They then moved to Smithfield, Providence Co., RI. in the 1830's and 1840's. And later to Richfield, Washington Co., WI. in the 1840's and 1850's. Also Westfield and Harris in Marquette Co., WI. 1850+. http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=4-4-4-4-6-8

Hi, Karen, it appears that Wm. T. Clark and Ann M. Clark, appear in the 1880 US Census in Smithfield, Providence Co., RI (both 28 yrs of age) residing with his parents, John Clark (60) and Catherine A. Clark (50). John is listed as a Farmer; Wm. as "In Cotton Mill"; Ann "Keeping House" and others in the household: Patience J. Clark (18) In Cotton Mill; Carrie R. Clark (13) and boarders: Emma Randall (25), Mary Reynolds (24), Gilbert Hill (28) and George Wilson. The boarders also worked in the Cotton Mill. Source: FHL Film 1255215 National Archives Film T9-1215, Page 265C John L. Clark also appears in the 1860 Census (Smithfield); M653-1207, Page 69. There is a Jeremiah Clark in that same Census at Page 68. Jeremiah is 73 yrs old in the 1880 Census, is a Blacksmith and is married to Amey (sic) Clark, also 73. They were both born in RI, both their fathers were born in RI and his mother was born in MA. Amey's mother was also born in RI. Source: (1880 US Census) Smithfield, Providence Co., RI FHL Film 1255215; National Archives Film T9-1215, Page 264 A Best, Mary Alice

Hello, I checked on my Vital Records of RI CD, and while there wasn't anything on those specific names, I submit to you those names I found under Glendinning. Perhaps they could be of help at some point. Deaths Earl B Glendinning Feb 15, 1920 5mos kin: Louise R and Regina Mary E Glendinning May 31, 1918 39yrs Kin: husband William, kin Regina Glen(this is the way it appeared on the Cd) Marriages Anna E Glendinning to Walter T Smith April 24, 1901 Births Henry E. Glendinning Oct 5, 1904 Parents: Henry D & Maud M . No recordes on Clendinning no recordes on marriage of William Walker & Catherine Collins Good luck karen RI

Hi, Could someone offer me some advice or have any material available to them to help me with this person. My g grandmothers birth and marriage record indicate Ann M. Brown, also known as Annie, as being born in Scituate, RI. I have been to the Scituate town hall and found nothing, but at that time I was very new to doing any research and may have missed something. She married William Clark(e) of Smithfield, I could not find anything at the Smithfield town hall on her either. In fact, his death record of 1902 (50yrs old) listed next of kin as his parents. I have estimated her birth to be approx 1850. I have the Ancestry, Vital Records CD for New England and haven't found anything on it for her. I also checked at the LDS library. It's a mystery! Can anyone help? Thanks in advance for any response, Karen RI

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----- Original Message ----- From: "Lois R" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, December 28, 2001 9:53 AM Subject: [RIPROVID] Re: RIPROVID-D Digest V01 #186 > Would someone please send me a recipe for Johnny Cakes they are what I > miss most from RI TIA Losin sunny FL > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Would anyone have any info on Catherine (Cassie)Collins born 18/11/1889 who emigrated from Ireland to RI possibly Central falls around 1903. She was the daughter of Thomas Collins and Lizzie Glendinning. She married William Walker who was also born in Ireland around 1888. This is all I know. Any help would be appreciated. William Glendinning N.Ireland

Can anyone tell me what census records there are prior to 1900 for RI particularly the Lincoln area ? Would anyone be able to check for Glendinning (sometimes spelt Clendinning) in that area or tell me where I could get such info if it exists ? Thanks, William Glendinning, N. Ireland.

oops, another thanks to Joyce and anyone else I may have overlooked. Should have read all my mail before responding. I am just so excited, please forgive. thanks again, Jean