I haven't looked at this yet. Just got it last night on another mailing list. Hope it helps you. This is a CADI for the earlier years than Rootsweb's http://www.vitalsearchca.com/gen/ca/_vitals/cadeathm.htm Susan

Laura; I checked the death records for San Diego County and could not find anything on her so she must have died before 1905, if she did die in San Diego County. I checked the death records before that as well, but did not find anything, but since they were not required to register deaths before 1905, that does not necessarily mean that she did not die in San Diego before 1905. You said that she may have died in July 1901. I checked the papers for that month for a death record, but found nothing there as well. Don't know what else I can do. Sorry Donna At 09:25 AM 3/8/01 -0800, Laura Pieper wrote: >Good Morning All, > >I am searching for the burial location of my great-great-grandmother: Emily Amanda Argo Carman Sapp. She was born in 1844 and died approximately July of 1910. Emily (wife of Henry Sapp) was living in San Marcos at the time of her passing. > >I've visited the two area cemeteries, with no luck in locating her final resting place. > >Does anyone know if there were any "private", abandoned, or church cemeteries in and around San Marcos? When speaking to the cemetery officials in Escondido - they were only aware of one other cemetery - which was San Pascual Ranch Cemetery. > >Emily was a memeber of the M.E. Church of San Marcos - which I don't believe is there anymore? Please correct me if I'm wrong - as if they are still around - possibly they have information - as I believe her funeral services were conducted at this church. > >I've searched for her obituary in the Escondido Times Advocate - but was unable to locate it. My great-aunt "typed" a copy of the obit - but didn't put an actual date of the paper on the obit. > >Any help you could provide, would be greatly appreciated! > >Thank You > >Laura Pieper >LPieper@Earthlink.Net > > > >

Charles; Since I got your DCs last week, I got your marriage this week. San Diego 118-344 Bride: Juanita Ann Lindsay (age 18) 4491 33rd Place, San Diego, CA Birth: 12/12/1950, NY FA: Maurice B. Lindsay, NY MO: Ann M. Danis, NY Marriage #1 Occupation: Operator for Pacific Telephone Education: 12 years Groom: James Truman Dyson (age 23) 4491 33rd Place, San Diego, CA Birth: 7/10/1946, Alabama FA: Bert Dyson, Missouri MO: Thelma McDonald, Alabama Marriage #: 2 (divorced 10/21/1969) Occupation: Assembler, Convair Education: 12 years Marriage: 11/15/1969, San Diego, CA Witnesses: Michael Lindsay and Carol Lindsay, 4491 33rd Place, San Diego, CA Officiate: Michael Higgins, Catholic Priest 4772 Felton, San Diego, CA Hope this helps. Donna At 08:15 PM 2/28/01 -0600, Charles Penasack wrote: >Hi Donna - >Was wondering if you could please check for two more >death records if you get a chance sometime? > >Clyde Kroesen - died Apr. 12, 1959 >Clifford M. Wheelock - died Dec. 4, 1985 > >Also, marriage record of Juanita Lindsay & James Dyson >– Nov. 15, 1969 > >No hurry at all! >Thanks so much for all your help - >Charles in Buffalo NY > >_________________________________________________________ >Do You Yahoo!? >Obtenga su dirección de correo-e gratis @yahoo.com >en http://correo.espanol.yahoo.com > >

At 11:02 AM 3/12/01 -0800, efranco@canada.com wrote: Okay...I made them in the county go track these two puppies down, and they found them....finally. I also found an obit for SR, but none for JR. Send me your address for the obit. Here are the DC transcriptions. San Diego 113-2713 Thomas Bannan Sr. 6175 Wunderlin Ave., San Diego, CA Died: 9/22/1967, 5:30 am, Paradise Valley Hospital, National City, CA male, white, SS#564-03-9398, married, age 90, custodian x 10 years for Coronado Grammer School. Spouse: Sarah Bannan (housewife) Birth: 7/16/1877 England FA: Henry Bannan, England MO: Ellen Deardon, England Cause: Uremia, Nephrosclerosis, Carcinoma of prostate, arteriosclerotic heart disease. DR: Edward Renesh Mortuary: Greenwood Mortuary Burial: 9/25/1967, Greenwood Memorial Park Citizen of the USA In County and State x 43 years. San Diego 278-808 Thomas Bannan Jr. 8662 Harjoan Ave., San Diego, CA 92123 Died: 7/2/1990, 7:10 am, Sharp Memorial Hospital (IP), San Diego, CA male, caucasian, SS#564-03-9454, widow, age 86, Construction supervisor at Balboa Naval Hospital x 16 years. Birth: 11/25/1903, England FA: Thomas Bannan SR, England MO: Sarah Fairclough, England Cause: Respiratory arrest, pneumonia, diabetes, congestive heart failure. DR: Dan Dworsky Mortuary: Greenwood Mortuary Burial: 7/5/1990, Greenwood Memorial Park Informant: Sylvia G. Trapp (sister) 6323 Lake Apopka Place, San Diego, CA 92119 Citizen of USA Military: 1942-1943 Education: 12 years In County: 65 years Hope this helps. Don't forget to send address for obit. Donna > >On Mon, 12 March 2001, "Colleen" wrote: > >> >> >> BANNAN THOMAS 07/16/1877 DEARDEN M SAN DIEGO(80) 09/22/1967 >> 564-03-9398 90 yrs Add >> BANNAN THOMAS 11/25/1903 FAIRCLOUGH M REST (OTHER) SAN DIEGO(37) >> 07/02/1990 564-03-9454 86 yrs Add >> >> Please visit the online CADI database >> http://userdb.rootsweb.com/ca/death/search.cgi (or in the case of births >> http://userdb.rootsweb.com/ca/birth/search.cgi) and use the "ADD" link at >> the far right to leave any other information you might have and maybe >> someone will contact you. (The password is something you create so no one >> can edit your entry). Also, use the Social Security Number link to the SSDI >> and leave a message there the same way using the POSTEM link. >> >> If you need clarification on any point, please include the previous message >> in your response. >> >> Colleen Norby >> Rootsweb sponsor >> >> ø,¸¸,ø*°´°*ø,¸¸,ø*°´°*ø,¸¸,ø*°´°*ø,¸¸,ø*°´°*ø,¸¸,ø >> >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: Donna@MBS <mbs@inland.net> >> To: <CA-DEATH-INDEX-L@rootsweb.com> >> Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2001 11:04 AM >> Subject: [CADI] Re: [CASANDIE] Thomas Bannan >> >> >> > I hate to inform you, but I can find no record of either of these dying in >> > San Diego County. Maybe you should check the CADI for death location. >> There >> > is no obit either. >> > Donna >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > At 12:00 PM 3/1/01 -0800, efranco@canada.com wrote: >> > >This would be very much appreciated. >> > > >> > >The exact references are: >> > > >> > >1. Thomas Bannan, born July 16, 1877 Haydock Lancashire, son of Henry >> > Bannan and Ellen Dearden, died September 22, 1967. Residence given as Cuba >> > on the California death records. >> > > >> > >2. Thomas Bannan, son of Thomas Bannan and Sarah Fairclough, born Haydock >> > (or St. Helens) Lancashire, November 25, 1903, died San Diego July 2, >> 1990. >> > > >> > >Thank you. >> > > >> > > >> > >On Thu, 01 March 2001, "Donna@MBS" wrote: >> > > >> > > >> > >> >> > >> I have it on the agenda for next week. There is no cost for the DC. The >> > >> obit only has the cost of copying and the postage. >> > >> Donna >> > >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > >> At 11:36 AM 3/1/01 -0800, efranco@canada.com wrote: >> > >> >If there is no cost, I would welcome this. >> > >> > >> > >> >On Thu, 01 March 2001, "Donna@MBS" wrote: >> > >> > >> > >> >> >> > >> >> There are several papers in San Diego. The Union is the only one on >> > line. A >> > >> >> DC is a death certificate. I can transcribe the information that is >> > on it. >> > >> >> Donna >> > >> >> >> > >> >> >> > >> >> >> > >> >> >> > >> >> At 11:27 AM 3/1/01 -0800, efranco@canada.com wrote: >> > >> >> >Thank you. >> > >> >> > >> > >> >> >I searched the online archives of the San Diego paper (I think it >> > was the >> > >> >> Tribune Union, or something similar.) >> > >> >> > >> > >> >> >What is a DC? >> > >> >> > >> > >> >> > >> > >> >> > >> > >> >> >On Thu, 01 March 2001, "Donna@MBS" wrote: >> > >> >> > >> > >> >> >> >> > >> >> >> Have you gotten the DC transcribed for Thomas or an obit? Let me >> > know if >> > >> >> >> you need them. >> > >> >> >> Donna >> > >> >> >> >> > >> >> >> >> > >> >> >> >> > >> >> >> >> > >> >> >> At 10:37 AM 3/1/01 -0800, Emile Franco wrote: >> > >> >> >> >Posted on: San Diego County, California<BR>Queries >> > >> >> >> >Reply Here: >> http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ca/SanDiego/10231 >> > >> >> >> > >> > >> >> >> >Surname: Bannan >> > >> >> >> >------------------------- >> > >> >> >> > >> > >> >> >> >I am looking for information on Thomas Bannan, born Haydock >> > Lancashire >> > >> >> >> >July 1877, and his children, including Thomas, born Lancashire >> > November >> > >> >> >> >1897. >> > >> >> >> > >> > >> >> >> >The son Thomas died in San Diego on July 2, 1990, the father >> died in >> > >> >> >> September >> > >> >> >> >1967, likely in Cuba. (Death information from the California >> Death >> > >> >> Records, >> > >> >> >> >birth information from records in Lancashire.) >> > >> >> >> > >> > >> >> >> >Thomas Bannan junior and senior emmigrated from England to St. >> > >> Catharines >> > >> >> >> >Canada around 1905, then moved to California sometime in the >> late >> > >> 1920s. >> > >> >> >> > >> > >> >> >> >Thomas Bannan senior was my mother's great uncle. I am trying to >> > >> fill out >> > >> >> >> >some of the branches of the family tree. >> > >> >> >> > >> > >> >> >> >I know that there was a more famous Thomas Bannan connected with >> > Santa >> > >> >> >> >Clara university, but as far as I know they are not the same >> > persons. >> > >> >> >> > >> > >> >> >> > >> > >> >> >> > >> > >> >> > >> > >> >> > >> > >> >> >__________________________________________________________ >> > >> >> >Get your FREE personalized e-mail at http://www.canada.com >> > >> >> > >> > >> >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> >__________________________________________________________ >> > >> >Get your FREE personalized e-mail at http://www.canada.com >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > > >> > > >> > >__________________________________________________________ >> > >Get your FREE personalized e-mail at http://www.canada.com >> > > >> > > >> > >> > >> > ==== CA-DEATH-INDEX Mailing List ==== >> > Need further help with CA research? >> > Visit the NORCAL Genealogy Index >> > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~yvonne/NORCAL%20index/toc.shtml >> > >> > > > >__________________________________________________________ >Get your FREE personalized e-mail at http://www.canada.com > >

Nancy; Have them on my list to do next week. Donna At 09:07 PM 3/14/01 EST, Nlfin@aol.com wrote: >Could someone do obit lookups for the following in San Diego > >George Harold McRoberts, died June 27, 1997 >Nellie Louise McRoberts, died October 25, 1996 > >They lived at 92026 Escondido, San Diego, CA according to the SSDI. > >Thank you. >Nancy - Kansas >nlfin@aol.com > > >

Could someone do obit lookups for the following in San Diego George Harold McRoberts, died June 27, 1997 Nellie Louise McRoberts, died October 25, 1996 They lived at 92026 Escondido, San Diego, CA according to the SSDI. Thank you. Nancy - Kansas nlfin@aol.com

Hello, I'm on the northern California list but I need some help in southern California with a big mystery. I found some interesting news articles in a Long Beach paper Dec. 1929 but ran out of time before I could research back to the original incident which occurred in April 1926 (closest date I could find). Would anyone be able to find a news story or obituary for a death in the LA or Long Beach area? I think both area papers probably covered the story since it was a gangland slaying. The murder victim was Eddie 'Blondy' Hannan [or Hammond]. Two different issues of a Long Beach paper in Dec. 1929 referred back to the incident as having occurred at a 'local boarding house'. One gave the name as HANNAN, the other as HAMMOND. I'm looking for the names and possibly pictures of people involved in the incident. I think it should mention that there were at least two men and one woman. Someone with a close family relationship maybe? Appreciate any help or suggestions. I'm glad to pay for copies and mailing if you find something!- Junel

Is there someone that could do a DTC for me on. OSMON (or Osmond) D. WHITE Born Dec. 18, 1921 Died May 03, 1941 He died in Santa Barbara, CA on his way home from Basic Training and he's buried at the Sawtell National Cemetery in Los Angeles. He lived in Los Angeles so it's in on of the two places I'm assuming. Thank you very much. Paul Liebenthal

Have you searched the CA Death Index to find out if and where he died in CA? It's available online at: 1940-1997 http://userdb.rootsweb.com/ca/death/search.cgi 1930-1939 http://www.vitalsearch-ca.com/gen/ca/_vitals/cadeathm.htm Ignore all the ads on the 1930's site. The box to type your name into for searching is at the far bottom right of the screen. Close the pop-up ads by clicking on the little X at the top right-hand corner. Sharon Kern Co. Volunteer

Hi: I am looking for information on Dr. Clarence Eugene Hight who lived in the Los Angeles area from the late 1800's until his death in the early 1900's. Any help would be appreciated. Eileen

Hi all, For those of you in the Los Angeles area, this sounds like a neat lecture. Usually these things don't charge for lectures, and unless they're inundated by the public, you can blend in with the rest. I'd go if I lived anywhere nearby. Carol Tucson >Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2001 11:49:45 -0500 >Reply-To: H-Net Western History List <H-WEST@H-NET.MSU.EDU> >Sender: H-Net Western History List <H-WEST@H-NET.MSU.EDU> >From: "Catherine Lavender, H-WEST" <lavender@mail.h-net.msu.edu> >Subject: INVITE: W.P. Whitsett Lecture in California History (Cal State > Northridge) >Comments: cc: h-california@h-net.msu.edu >To: H-WEST@H-NET.MSU.EDU > >>Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2001 09:38:47 -0800 >>From: Tom Maddux <thomas.maddux@csun.edu> > >The Department of History will hold the annual W.P. Whitsett >Lecture in California History on Friday, March 30th at 8 p.m. >in the Grand Salon of the U.S.U. Dr. Janet Fireman, Curator >and Chief of History at the Natural History Museum of Los >Angeles and editor of _California History_ will lecture on >"Horizons of Paradise: Perspectives on Los Angeles History". >The lecture is open to all faculty, staff and students. It >will be preceded by a reception at 5:30 p.m. and a dinner at >6:30. For reservations for the dinner, contact the History >Department at 818-677-3566. > >Dr. Fireman's lecture will explore her twenty-five years of >impressions and reflections on Los Angeles, the pictures of >the present that she has pasted over images of the past in >the scrapbook of divergent historical memory. Los Angeles >has the image of a place of light, opportunity, and happiness >as well as the image of a place of darkness, excess, nastiness, >disaster, and corruption. In her lecture Dr. Fireman will >evoke features of these two tropes that are easily recognized, >and astonishingly familiar to practically everyone who has >ever heard of the City of the Angels, L.A. > >Tom Maddux >History ><thomas.maddux@csun.edu> > > Carol De Priest <http://www.goodnet.com/~dpriest/>

Would someone be able to locate an obituary for me for Rosa Hale BROWN in Long Beach? She died on October 13, 1955. I would be very grateful. Susan

Hi Rosemarie, I also have a book entitled "Following the Paper Trail" by Jonathan Shea & William Hoffman; ISBN 0-9626373-4-3. This is a Multilingual Translation Guide that I have seen at the LDS Bookstores, was copyrighted in 1994 and now is in its 5th printing. It contains actual copies of birth & baptismal certificates, passports, death certificates, ships lists, marriage certificates and other documents from all over the world; giving the various alphabets as well as word-lists. Really a worthwhile book, and I highly recommend it! The following is the list from the Table of Contents: German Swedish French Italian Latin Portuguese Romanian Spanish Czech Polish Russian Hungarian Lithuanina There is also a bibliography as well as a list of Genealogical Organizations.

I have this on my list of lookups. It may be a few days before I can get to the Hall of records. I am sharing a vehicle with my son until his wind/dust damaged engine is repaired. Makes life interesting........... Sharon Kern Co. Volunteer

Hi LIst, I had requested an obit look up on Susan Elizabeth Nicoll b. Aug 1849 died between the years of 1900 and 1910 possibly in Bakersfield, Kern Co. CA. I had not heard if anyone was willing to do this, but the reason I am writing, is I have changed my e-mail address from: k-t.cannon@worldnet.att.net to ktcannon1@home.com Thank all of you for all your help. Toni Smith-Cannon

>From "Nuestro Pueblo - Los Angeles, City of Romance" Copyright 1940, by Charles H. Owens and Joseph F. Seewerker YOU CAN HAVE PROGRESS! A. L. Nies came into Los Angeles in 1882 and established his blacksmith shop near the present Hotel Broadway. He liked the friendly little town where passersby called each other by name and spoke of personal affairs to man, woman, and child. For sixteen years he was content. Then the devil of Progress began to alter landmarks and inundate the streets with 'foreigners.' Mr. Nies made his decision. He could do nothing about the Progress so much remarked, but he could do something about his own life. He moved out to a muddy crossroads and set up his shop. Progress was far away. Ranchers from near-by Eagle Rock and Pasadena brought strings of horses to be shod, buggies and wagons to be repaired. Mr. Nies pounded the red iron with the ancient clanging that Vulcan knew, and Weland. 'But I hadn't been out here ten years,' he says sourly, 'before they were calling the road a street and paving it! Then somebody opened a grocery store. Somebody else started something else. Now, the shop has a street number! 6104 North Figueroa. Look at the cars whizzing by! Look at all the bustling. This is Highland park, now!' But he has the forge with which he started as blacksmith. His shop is pretty much as it was in 1898. It seems a safe forecast that however the town may change, Mr. Nies will remain the village blacksmith, saying nothing good of Progress.

>From "Nuestro Pueblo - Los Angeles, City of Romance" Copyright 1940, by Charles H. Owens and Joseph F. Seewerker A BLACKSMITH WHO SCORNS HORSES John Pitts, blacksmith, looks up disdainfully from his forge if the visitor mentions horses. 'Haven't got time for horses!' he says curtly. 'They went out when cars came in. One time, quite a while ago, a peddler brought his horse in. I didn't want to shoe the horse, and when I saw that the horse didn't want me to shoe him I told that peddler to take him somewhere else. Hasn't been a horse in here since!' Pitts's shop, at 413 Garey Street, is called the Blacksmithing Service Company. From its wide door the white, imposing tower of City Hall shows above lower buildings, monument of the modern present. But from the forge rises the ancient odor of hot iron. 'Boys from small towns never do forget that smell,' says Pitts. 'They start sniffing a few blocks away, begin to twist and turn, then finally come sticking their noses in at the door.' Pitts is happy at his work of shaping iron. He sharpens tools and forges jobs for near-by shops, finding variety enough to make life interesting for a master mechanic. He has been a blacksmith for years and is proud of it. But he has no time for horses!

I'm in need a sweet, kind soul to look up an obit for me. All I need is the survivor info from the obit for Harold Fossett, died 2/22/82 in LA County at the age of 86. I'm in Jackson County, AL...so if anyone needs help here, feel free to ask. Tracy Fossett Wilson http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/fossettgenealogy http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/tranmergenealogy

Teri; Have them on the agenda for next week. Donna At 12:01 AM 3/10/01 -0800, tem wrote: >Trying to determine if this is my great aunt and uncle. Would appreciate a >DCT and obit if available. My Uncle George and Aunt Susan were originally >from Los Angeles, then Trona (San Bernadino County) and may have moved to >San Diego. The vitals seem correct. Thanks in advance. > >Teri > > >RICH, GEORGE F >b. 01/30/1896 >Male >Birth Date: CALIFORNIA >Death Place: San Diego(80) >DOD: 03/17/1971 >SSN: 550-07-3152 >Age at Death: 75 years > >RICH SUSAN A >b. 08/12/1897 >Mother's Maiden Name: SUMPTER >Female >Birthplace: OHIO >Deathplace: SAN DIEGO >DOD: 03/20/1969 >SSN: 554-30-4838 >Age at death: 71 years > > > > > > >

>From "Nuestro Pueblo - Los Angeles, City of Romance" Copyright 1940, by Charles H. Owens and Joseph F. Seewerker THE LITTLE JAPANESE DRUGSTORE Sandwiched between two taller, wider buildings at 314 East First Street is the smallest drugstore in Los Angeles. The Nippon Pharmacy owns another distinction: Shiro Nakamura, owner, staff, is the first Japanese to be licensed as pharmacist in California. Is this the smallest drugstore in the United States? In California? 'That I cannot say,' Mr. Nakamura answers. 'It is ten feet wide and sixty feet deep. I have operated the store since 1910. I graduated from the University of Southern California, the first Japanese pharmacist to receive a license.' Business is not so good as it was twenty years ago, he admits pleasantly. But it is his life, which is rounded by wife and dog but - unfortunately - no children. Which are the most agreeable as customers, Americans, Japanese, Chinese? 'I have lived in Los Angeles since 1901. It is a pleasant place to live. My store stands on what was an alley of the older city. There was a bakery next door. The ovens were in the back yard. Then the alley was closed and the property-owner built my little store.' Will Americans and Japanese ever become really friendly? 'A store ten feet wide IS a small store.'