Karla wrote: I'm trying to get to Allesandro Street at Riverside, Blake and Crystal intersections. (North of Elysian Park on the river.) ED 145 featured Allesandro and intersecting streets, but didn't go as far as the block I needed. ============= I once lived on Rosebud at Allesandro. Was there someone or some place in particular you were looking for? Gary Radcliffe glradcliffe@aol.com

How many of you have been searching the 1920 census available through Ancestry.com? I've spent hours and hours trying to find my families. So far, no luck. I've begun making lists of the streets noted on each page. I didn't list the addresses, but will do that in the future. I'm trying to get to Allesandro Street at Riverside, Blake and Crystal intersections. (North of Elysian Park on the river.) ED 145 featured Allesandro and intersecting streets, but didn't go as far as the block I needed. I'm sure I'll be doing this for the next few days. If you're searching for a street, but haven't found it, e-mail me and I'll be on the look-out for it. In the meantime, if you run across a district that contains Allesandro, Riverside, Crystal or Blake I'd certainly appreciate any help. Karla

Archives and Knowledge Management has recently updated the Religion section, at: http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/~vctinney/archives.htm#Religion ONLY ONE SENTENCE HAS BEEN ADDED: Virtual Religion Index: Confessional Agencies and Group Profiles. EXAMPLE: Group Profiles was created under the jurisdiction of the Department of Sociology, University of Virginia. I quote: "The religious movement profiles . . . Each profile consists of a minimum of three sections: (1) a profile providing basic information to help orient the reader to the group, (2) links to web sites containing further useful information, and a (3) bibliography of print resources. Many of the pages go well beyond their minimum criteria. Groups are listed alphabetically. If a group is known by multiple names, it will have multiple listings for your convenience in locating." SAMPLE PROFILE: Buddhism http://religiousmovements.lib.virginia.edu/nrms/buddhism.html This resource of world wide proportions, is just ONE of the KEY Scholarly Online Resource Evidence and Records for use by Genealogists and Family Historians. Respectfully yours, Tom Tinney, Sr. Genealogy and History Internet Web Directory http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/~vctinney/ "Free Coverage of the Genealogy World in a Nutshell" Who's Who in America, Millennium Edition [54th] - Who's Who In The West, 1998/1999 Who's Who In Genealogy and Heraldry, [both editions]

At 12:02 AM -0800 12/10/00, SOCAL-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: >X-Message: #2 >Date: Sat, 09 Dec 2000 18:30:52 -0800 >From: Linda & Bob Castle <blc535587@thegrid.net> >To: SOCAL-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <3A32EADC.DFF5761B@thegrid.net> >Subject: question >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > I had e mail problems so I lost mail between Nov 27 - Dec 3, so if any >one e mailed me please do it again. How do I get to the archive to check >passed list messages? > My email is work know :o) > > later, Linda Hall Castle To search the SOCAL archives, visit: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?surname=SOCAL -- Yvonne Oliver Bowers, Listmom Yvonne's Rootsweb Resource Page: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~yvonne/ BRANSON*BROWNING*ELLIOT/TT*GARRETSON/GARRISON* LORENTZ/LORANCE/LOWRANCE*MOFFITT/ETT/AT/ATT*OLIVER* SANDERS*NORCAL*SOCAL*CORNISH/GEN*CA-CORNISH*CA-EARTHQUAKE* CA-GOLDRUSH

I had e mail problems so I lost mail between Nov 27 - Dec 3, so if any one e mailed me please do it again. How do I get to the archive to check passed list messages? My email is work know :o) later, Linda Hall Castle

So hopeful to find the death certificate and perhaps obituary for the following: Louise Lape Lane Born: 8/30/1887 in New York Died: 4/16/1982 in San Diego(37) Father's last name: Rock Would appreciate any and all help. there is no hurry. Thank you so very much. Sincerely, Bee

At the suggestion of Mr. Hough I contacted the Autry Museum of Western Heritage (www.autry-museum.org) requesting information about Cordero ancestors. They were very prompt with their reply. The Raymond Wood Collection consists of the research notes compiled by Dr. Raymond Wood from his study of Spanish soldiers in CA. The collection consists of about1000 index cards arranged alphabetically by name. Dr. Wood noted on the cards where he found a reference to the named person, and sometimes included additional biographical information. There are some other documents also. The Research Center will do a search of the collection for a limit of 3 names. They will photocopy what they find. There is no fee for this search. Jeannie Cordero

Could someone please lookup Myria Tut Burns Miller b. 1842 WV and died 1933 Los Angeles, CA Her husband also if possible Nicolas Miller (n0 information on him). Thank you for nay help you can offer. Toni Smith-Cannon

This doesn't seem like what we saw on TV or in the movies. San Diego Herald December 18, 1851 The Hanging of Bill Marshall and Juan Verdugo The trial of these men was concluded on Friday evening inst, and on Saturday morning, it was annouced on the Plaza that they would be executed at 3 o'clock the same day. The Fitzgerald Volunteer word ordered to be on duty a thtat time to conduct the prisoners to the scaffold, which had been erected a short distance out of town, near the Catholic burying ground. The graves were dug and all the preparations made, during the forenoon, for carryong out the sentence of the Court Martial. At about two o'clock, the Volunteers were under arms and the people began to gather in considerable numbers about the Plaza and Court H-----. A Priest was with the prisoners most of the forenoon, and accompanied them to the galloway, where they received final absolution. They wept when informed that a short time would be allowed them, if they wished to may any remarks. Marshall was the first to speak. He said that he was prepared to die and he hoped that his friends and the people around him would forgive him, that he trusted in God's mercy and hoped to be pardoned for his many transgressions. He still insisted that he was innocent of the crime for which he was about to die. This was about the substance of his remarks, as near as we could learn from those who stood near the scaffold. Verdugo spoke in Spanish. He ackowledged his guild and admitted the justices of the sentence placed upon him; said he was ready and willing to yield up his life as a forgeit for his crimes and wickedness. The ropes were then adjusted -- the priest approached them for the last time -- said some consoling words to them -- repeated a final prayer -- extended the crucifix, which each kissed ------ times, when he descended from the wagon which immediately moved out, leaving the poor unfortunate wrteches suspended about five feet from the ground. The fall could not have been more than a foot, at the most, for their necks were not dislocated. Marshall struggled considerably, but the Sonorian scarcely moved a muscle. Both of them were in their shir sleeves, and neither of them hood-winked. Marshall was quite a small sized man, with regular and rather agreeable features, and a head indicating, phre---- greatly, great determination. The other was much stouter, with a frame apparently of great power. He was a shade darker than the average of Californian, and had a most brutish countenance. Theri arms were pinioned behind. They vibrated slightly when the cart was driven from under them, but after that not a convulsive movement could be seen, although the physician said that they were not deat for some three quarters of an hour later. Every thins was conducted with the utmost order and quietness. There was no halting or hesitation on the part of those whose painful dity it was to take the law into their own hands for the protection of the lives and property of the whole community. The minds of the large assemblage and especially of the friendly Indians, seemed to be impressed with booming awe. It was an awful and melancholy night to see those bodies swinging about there in the wind, now exhibiting ther countenances direcly fronting you, and again averting them -- with the crows and --------- hovering overhead, as if ready to pounce down upon and devour their meal of sudden death, and one which, we trust in Got, we may never be called upon to witness again. After being suspended about an hour and a half, the bodies were cut down and interred in the Catholic burying ground.

I will be taking lookup requests through the 11th of December, then will get them all on the 13th. That will be the last lookup run that I do for the year. Will be back to them in January. Donna Bradley San Diego County Look-ups

I ran into this interesting article on the governors of California prior to Statehood. Thought it was interesting. San Diego Herald March 19, 1853 CALIFORNIA GOVERNORS -- We give, below the names of the Governors of California. The first Spanish Governor in Upper California was Gasparde Pertola, who was sent to the territory in 1759. In 1773, he was succeeded by Felipe de Neve. Pedro Fagus assumed command in 1782, and he was relieved in 1792 by Josef Romen. In 1795, Diego Borica was invested with charge of affairs. Jose Joaquin Arrellega became Governor in 1806, and to him succeeded in 1812, Jose Maria Arguello. In 1815 commenced the term of Pablo Vincente Sola, during whose administration the Province of Mexico declared its independence of Spain. It was not till 1822, that Sola acknowledged the change of affairs, when he took the title of Political Chief and Military Commandant, and remained in office till 1823, leaving as Political Chief, Luis Antonio Arguello. He acted till 1825, when Joe Marin Echeandia arrived from Mexico as Political Chief. Echeandia was superseded in 1829 by Don Manuel Victoria, who was expelled from the country in 1830. Things were very unsettled till 1833, when Genl. Don Jose Figueroa arrived, and died in 1835, having previously resigned the government to Don Jose Castro who afterwards resigned in favor of Col. Nicolas Butierrez, who held it till the arrival of Don Mariano Chico, who was expelled by the people of Monterey in 1836. After this California was declared independent and Don Mariano Guadalupe Ballejo was called on to assume the government of the state. He however hesitated and Don Juan Bautista Alvarado took the place of Governor. General Manuel Micheltorena arrived in 1842 and kept command till expelled in 1841. The office of Governor being thus vacated, Pio Pico under took the functions of chief civil authority, while Joe Castro possessed the office of Caommandant General. They remained in power till the occupation of California by the United States. I thought this was fascinating as we always seem to know who was Governor of California since statehood, but prior seems to be something that we have mostly forgotten. Donna Bradley

Hi all; I was cruising some of the OLD newspapers back in the 1850's (shortly after California became a state) and found some old marriage and death notices that I though I would post. Seems that alot of the posts in the "San Diego Herald" were relating to San Francisco so I am sending this to the Norcal list as well as it could help someone there as well. Here are some of what I found. These are all from the San Diego Herald (1st newspaper in San Diego County). June 5, 1851 DIED - at the Playa, San Diego, on Sunday, June 1st, of chronic diarrhea, William Valesch, aged -- years. The above named was from Baltimore and was a member of the William Tell Lodge, No. 4, I.O.O.F., of that city. He was landed from the steamship Antelope at this place on Sunday last, on her trip from Panama to San Francisco. July 10, 1851 DIED - July 7th, after an illness of a few weeks, at Tijuan, the residence of her grand-father, Don Santiago Arguello, Maria Josepa Zamorano - daughter of the late Capt. Zamorano, of the Mexican Army -- aged 17 years. This young and delicate flower, the beloved and esteemed by all, drooped and withered; and the spirit had now been recalled by that Being, who "gave and has the right to take away." It is hard to realize the fact, that one so young, so lovely, and so endeared to all her friends, by her mild and affectionate disposition, her purity, her truth, her meekness and gentleness -- Indeed by all the finer traits that adorn the female character -- should this be irrevocably taken from the midst of her loving relations and friends; and that never more on this earth, will her kind words be heard, or her sweet smile be seen -- but even now, consolation can be found in the conviction, that her angelic spirit has winged its way to a world of brighter skies. "T" August 28, 1851 DIED - at New San Diego, on Wednesday evening, the 27th, instant, of Erysipelas, Thomas L. Pickering, formerly of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, aged 36 years. October 2, 1851 DIED - at the Playa, on Monday, the 30th Sept., after a lingering illness of 10 weeks, Henry Lindsey, aged 38 years. October 16, 1851 DIED - On board Steamship California, at sea, on the 27th ult., 1851, John DeCamp, son of Jas. C. and Ellen DeCamp, late of St. Louis, Mo., aged 9 years and thirty days. On board steamship California, a child of Rev. Thomas H. Pearne, Missionary of the Methodist church, for Oregon, aged 10 months. Also, on the steamer, Mrs. Mary Flannagan, of Panama Fever. Mrs. F. was on her way to join her husband at San Francisco. September 24, 1853 MARRIED - In New York, a month or two since, Thomas Whaley of San Diego to Miss Lanning. We learn this indirectly, and are unable to give the particulars, but there appears to be no doubt that Tom did it. DIED - On Monday the 19th of September, at San Diego, after a lingering illness of one year, Don Juan Maria Maron, in the 46th year of his age. He leaves an inconsolable widow, and an interesting family of children to mourn his loss. October 7, 1853 DIED - In this city, on 3d inst, Joaquin Lopez, an idiot, aged 21 years. November 19, 1853 MARRIED - At San Antonio, Alameda County, Oct. 10, by Rev. M. Agurio, Wm. P. Toles to Maria Astonia, youngest daughter of Don Ignacio Peraine. DIED - In San Francisco, on Monday evening, Nov. 7, James C. Hackett, in the 34th year of his age. December 3, 1953 DIED - In San Diego, Nov. 29 of apoplexy, Frederic Painter, MD, formerly of New York, aged 33 years. January 28, 1854 MARRIED - In Trinity Church, San Francisco, January 14th, by the Rev. Dr. Clark, Lieut. George H. Derby, U. S. Corps of Topographical Engineers, to Mary A. Coons, of St. Louis, Mo.. Immediately after the ceremony, the bridal party repaired on board the steamer Southerner, and after partaking of a magnificanet 'dejuner a la fourchette', given in honor of the occurrence, by J. Nugent, Esq., and other friends of the party, sailed at 4 p.m. for San Diego. DIED - On board of the Golden Gate, lying in the harbor at San Diego, Mr. Isaac M. Gibson, aged about 40 years, a passenger of the Golden Gate from the Atlantic States, Mr. Givson was born in Philadelphia, and had resided in New Orleans for eleven years previous to his coming to California in 1849. He will be much regretted by his numerous friends and acquaintances. In San Diego, on the evening of January 24th (inst.) Mr. Wm. Gheen, of Chester county, Pa., aged about 54 years. February 4, 1854 MARRIED - On Sunday, January 29th, at the Mission of San Diego, by Rev. J. Reynolds, Chaplain of the Post, William French 1st Sargeant of company I. First Artillery, to Miss Virginia Anne Cogan, sister -in-law to R. Kerren. Sargeant Major. February 11, 1854 MARRIED - In San Francisco, on Christmas day, Mr. Lewis Strauss of San Diego to Miss Lena Goldman of that city. February 25, 1854 MARRIED - In San Francisco, on Sunday evening, January --th, at the residence of C. T. Hopkins, Esq., chas. H. McLelland of Bath, Maine, to Miss Louise Kendrick of N.Y. city, by F. T. Gray. DIED - On Sunday morning the 19th inst. at this place, at 3 o'clock a.m., Dona Encarnacion Ruiz, aged -- years. April 1, 1854 DIED - On March 27, 1854 on board the U. S. Sloop of War Portsmouth in the harbor of San Diego, Nicholas Turner, (colored) of pneumonia, a native of Washington D.C. May 6, 1854 MARRIED - April 20th, at Fort Yuma, Cal., in the presence of a Justice of the Peace, Leiutenant N. H. McLean, U. S. Army, Assisting Assitant Adjutant General for Southern District of Cal., officiating the ceremony, Mr. Thomas Benj. Be--late of the U. S. Army to Miss N--- Skinner, of Springfield, Illinois. May 20, 1854 MARRIED - In this city on Sunday the -- instant, by the Rev. J. Reynolds, Mr. Samuel Kirkhuff of Wilksbane, Penn, to Custoria Dewart of San Diego Viejo. September 9, 1854 BIRTH - In this city, Friday, Sept. 8th, the lady of Charles H. Pool, Esq., of a daughter. October 28, 1854 or November 4, 1854 MARRIED - In San Francisco, October 7th, by the Rev. Mrs. Hyatt, Mr. Charles E. Gibbs to Miss E. V--cest McKoen. At St. Pauls Church, Phillipsburg; ----- on the 28th ult., by Rev. Mr Whitewell, Mr. Rollin Wheeler, of San Francisco, Cal. to Blanchette L--betendm daughter of C. R. Cheputtino, ----- of the former place. November 11, 1854 MARRIED - In Los Angeles on the 30th ult., Capt. Haley late of the steamer Goliah, to Miss Ramona Sepulveda. November 25, 1854 MARRIED - On Friday, Nov. 24th, at the house of Mr. Gustavus Fischer, by the Hon. D. B. Kurtz, County Judge, Mr. Edward Schneider to Miss Louisa Fischer, all of San Diego. February 24, 1855 BIRTH - In this city, Feb 8, the lady of Frank R. Maretowsky of a son. MARRIED - In San Francisco, on the 8th inst. by Rev. Mr. Gallaglier, Mr. M. C. Ellis, of the firm of Bryand, Ellis & Winegar, to Miss Kate B. Kyne, all of San Francisco. DIED - In this City, Feb 17, Jose Antonio, son of Don Jose Antonio and Rosaria Arguirre, aged 18 months. March 31, 1855 or April 7, 1855 MARRIED - In San Francisco, on the 1st instant, by the Rev. Mr. Willey, Mr. Wm. Newell to Mrs. Mary L. Swan. We enjoyed the pleasure of a delightful dinner party with the happy pair a few days after the "event" which we shall not soon forget. Nor will the impression made on us by a pair of bright eyes, on that occasion, soon pass away. MARRIED - In San Francisco, on the 4th of March, at the Synagogue Emanuel, Mr. Charles Garson to Miss Caroline Strauss, both late of Germany. The wedding party and ball which followed the ceremony, were the most magnificent affairs that have been given in San Francisco during the season. I have access to these notices if anyone is interested. Donna Bradley

Sheila; Got your DC. Also found an obit. Send me your address and I will send it to you. Here is the DC: San Diego 212-492+493 Marie Yvonne Rose aka Marie Yvonne Mietchen 510 E. Washington Avenue, El Cajon, CA Died: 2/22/1985, 9:05 pm, El Cajon Valley Convalescent Center, El Cajon, CA female, white - Mexican/American, age 92, married, homemaker. Spouse: Fred Mietchen Birth: 7/2/1892, California FA: Alfred Biscarro MO: Merenciana German, California Cause: Severe organic brain syndrome, head trauma, subdural hematoma Auto accident. Intersection B + W. 11th Street in Tracy, San Joaquin Co. Driver, private passenger vehicle collided with truck tractor - semi tractor, 8/28/1984, 1314 pm. DR: R. Daniel Pollom Mortuary: Conrad Lemon Grove Mortuary Burial: 2/27/1985, Old Mission Cemetery, San Luis Obispo, California Informant: Dale E. Rose - grandson, 13201 W. Lakeview Road, Lakeside, CA 92040 Hope this helps. Donna At 08:09 PM 12/2/00 EST, SheleeBebo@aol.com wrote: >Donna: > >When you have time, can you please transcribe the death certificates and >check for obits for the following? Apparently she had two last names. > >MIETCHEN MARIE YVONNE 07/02/1892 GERMAN BISCARRO F CALIFORNIA SAN >DIEGO(37) 02/22/1985 546-12-8785 92 yrs > >ROSE MARIE YVONNE 07/02/1892 GERMAN BISCARRO F CALIFORNIA SAN >DIEGO(37) 02/22/1985 546-12-8785 92 yrs > >--Sheila P. > >

Adele; Looked for an obit, but could not find one. I think this is your guy in this DC transcription. San Diego 14-1155 Adam John Scheibeler 4037 Sisson Ave., East San Diego Died: 7/31/1918, 1:30 am, at home male, white, widower, farmer, age 80 years 5 months 9 days. Birth: 1/22/1837, Germany FA: Scheibeler, Germany MO: Gertrude, Germany Cause: Chronic bronchitis and asthma, senility. DR: Hyman Lisahuer Mort: Bradley & Woolman Removal: 8/2/1918 to Delphos, Ottawa Co., Kansas Informant: Mrs. Nellie M. Smith (same address). In city: 2 years. Hope this helps. Donna At 01:10 PM 12/2/00 -0800, Adele J. Turner wrote: >Could I please have the following DTC looked up for me: > >1. John Adam SCHEIBELER (could be spelled: SCHEIBLER) >b: January 22, 1838 in Schönau, Post Gilserberg, Hessen, Germany >d: July 31, 1918 in San Diego, San Diego County, California >Burial: August 08, 1918 Delphos Cemetary, Ottawa County, Kansas > >Thank you very much. > >Adele Turner >North Vancouver, Canada >aturner@axionet.com > > > >==== CA-DEATH-INDEX Mailing List ==== >California Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness (Volunteers) >Counties A-M http://raogk.rootsweb.com/californ.htm >Counties N-Z http://raogk.rootsweb.com/californ2.htm > > >

Stephanie; Could not find an obit, but here is the DC transcription: San Diego 164-1715 Dora Irene Wilcox 120 Citadel Lane, Oceanside, CA Died: 12/11/1978, 3:58 pm, Tri-city Hospital, Oceanside, CA female, caucasian, SS#560-68-1615, married, age 72, homemaker. Spouse: Ray A. Wilcox Birth: 9/17/1906, Kansas FA: J. C. Kullman, Illinois MO: Emma Pesold, Germany Cause: Cardiac arrest, acute myocardial infarction, Arteriosclerotic cardiac disease. DR: John E. Egdahl Mortuary: Eternal Hills Mortuary Burial: 12/14/1978, Eternal Hills Cemetery, Oceanside Informant: Spouse, P. O. Box 29, Oceanside, CA 92054 Hope this helps. Donna At 11:46 PM 11/30/00 -0500, jspendleton wrote: >Hello Donna > >No hurry - but I'm wondering if I missed your reply regarding the WILCOX >lookup. We've been out of >town and our mailbox was "full" - hope I didn't miss hearing from you! > >BTW, how do you keep from getting too bogged down with volunteer lookups? >I just joined GenWeb >and worry I may have taken on more than I can handle - especially now that >the holidays are here. > >Thanks, Donna! > >Stephanie >Ventura volunteer > >

Phyllis; Could not find an obit for George, but did a DC transcription for you. San Diego 111-1248 George Sherman Hall 4417 Georgia Street, San Diego, CA Died: 12/9/1966, 7:32 am, La Mesa Convalescent Hospital, La Mesa, CA male, white, unknown SS#, widower, age 81, maintenance for City of San Diego Street Department for 35 years. Birth: 9/16/1885, South Dakota FA: George B. Hall, New York MO: Helen M. Buck, Michigan Cause: Hepatic failure of total biliary obstruction, probably cancer. Cancer of the prostate, Cerebro Vascular Accident with right hemiparesis. DR: H. Kanetius Mortuary: Greenwood Mortuary Cremation: 12/12/1966, Greenwood Crematory Informant: Bruce Van Horn (same address as above). Veteran: WWI In county and state for 58 years. Hope this helps. Donna At 02:58 PM 11/30/00 -0800, Phyllis Hembree wrote: >Hello, > >Seeking any information I can on the family of HALL, George S. > >George was born in South Dakota 1885 d San Diego 1966. He was the son of George & Hellen Buck HALL. Father b New York mother b Michigan. Had brother Jay (Rufus) HALL that lived in Los Angeles b 1875 d 1950. Another brother Robert lived in Merced Co., and d 1942. > >If you know anything regarding either of these families, would greatly appreciate if you would contact me. > >Thank you, > >Phyllis >Twain Harte, CA > > >

Susan; Could not find an obit, but did a DC transcription. San Diego 103-2235 Frank Ball 719 No. Fern Street Escondido, CA Died: 8/7/1964, 11:20 pm, Casa Blanca Convalescent Home, Escondido, CA male, caucasian, SS#567-07-7307, salesman, married, age 90 Spouse: Amy Ball (housewife) Birth: 12/6/1873, Indiana FA: unknown MO: Arletta Vincent, Indiana Cause: Cerebral Vascular Accident, Arteriosclerotic Vascular Disease DR: Holland Clark Mortuary: Alhiser-Wilson Mortuary Burial: 8/10/1964, Oak Hill Memorial Park Informant: None Given. In County and state for 24 years. Hope this helps. Donna At 09:38 AM 12/1/00 -0500, Susan Archer wrote: >Could someone please do a Death Cert Transcription and find an obit for me. >This is my maternal grandfather's brother (I hope). Info is from online CADI. > >BALL FRANK 12/06/1873 VINCENT M INDIANA SAN DIEGO(80) >San Diego City 08/07/1964 567-07-7307 90 yrs > >Thanks in advance, Susan Archer > > >==== CA-DEATH-INDEX Mailing List ==== >Need a California obituary? >http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~obitl/volca.html >(*** WE NEED VOLUNTEERS - Please Consider Volunteering in Your Area ***) > > >

Roberta; Checked the marriage records and could not find one for James Elliott. did find the following, in case you are interested. 9/24/1977 Edgar Dale Deremer m. ? 11/24/1995 Kenneth James Deremer m. ? 6/19/1977 Volney Thomas Deremer Jr. m. ? 4/22/1979 Volney Thomas Deremer Jr. m. ? 4/19/1973 Beth Maurette Deremer m. ? 12/2/1985 G. Lynn Deremer m. ? 12/4/1976 Jolene Deremer m. ? 11/4/1989 Susan Marie Deremer m. ? 10/24/1998 Susan Marie Deremer m. ? 10/6/1945 Joseph George Deremer m. Mildred Caroline Schafer 6/15/1943 Camilla Emilie Deremer m. Edward John McEvoy 8/20/1955 Edgar Dale De Remer m. Elizabeth Ann Dees 9/2/1939 Harold E. De Remer m. Camilla E. Reynolds Hope this helps you. Donna At 08:13 PM 11/30/00 EST, TEVISAGEDMARE@aol.com wrote: >Thanks, Donna. > Obits arrived in today's mail. The obit for Harold DeRemer lists a >surviving son, James Elliott DeRemer. Can you check the San Diego records. >Would like birth info, marriage info for James, etc. Was there an obit for >Elliott DeRemer or just the Funeral announcement that you sent? >Thanks, Roberta > > >

Sorry, but could not find a death notice for James. Donna At 08:38 AM 11/30/00 -0800, Sandra Harris wrote: >Donna, can you do this quicker than I can? Sandra >I can do it in two weeks. > >-----Original Message----- >From: BethuneN@aol.com [mailto:BethuneN@aol.com] >Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2000 11:13 PM >To: sandrah@ix.netcom.com >Subject: Death Notice of James M Fant > > >Death Notice of James M Fant, DOD 10/09/93 DOB 01/19/24 May have been >living in Chula Vista, CA and may buried in the National Cemetary > >

Jeanette; Well, I think I irritated them, but I made them track down the DC. Here it is: San Diego 261-266 Erma Sweitzer Brown 900 Santa Fe Drive Encinitas, California Died: 4/20/1989, 9:50 am, Oceanview Convalescent Hospital, Encinitas, California female, caucasian, SS#234-26-1059, widow, age 80, editorial clerk in research and developement for Naval Undersea Center for 27 years Birth: 5/7/1908, West Virginia FA: Arthur Blaine Harman, West Virginia MO: Evalena Harper, West Virginia Cause: Cardiopulmonary arrest, sepsis, urinary tract infection, parkinson's disease. DR: Micheal P. Lundberg Mort: Neptune Society Cremation: 4/21/1989, remains to Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale, California. Informant: Synove Wilcox (daughter) 651 S. Cedros, Solana Beach, California 92075. Education: 12 years In County: 22 years Sorry for the delay. Hope this helps. Donna At 08:08 AM 11/30/00 -0500, Jeanette in SC wrote: >Donna, > >California death records online- >BROWN ERMA SWEITZER 05/07/1908 HARPER HARMAN F WEST VIRGINIA SAN >DIEGO(37) 04/20/1989 234-26-1059 80 yrs > >Social Security Death Records online- >ERMA BROWN 07 May 1908 Apr 1989 92110 (San Diego, San Diego, CA) (none >specified) 234-26-1059 West Virginia >Jeanette >-----Original Message----- >From: Donna@MBS <mbs@inland.net> >To: Jeanette in SC <jsimk@worldnet.att.net>; SOCAL-L@rootsweb.com ><SOCAL-L@rootsweb.com>; CASANDIE-L@rootsweb.com <CASANDIE-L@rootsweb.com>; >CA-DEATH-INDEX-L@rootsweb.com <CA-DEATH-INDEX-L@rootsweb.com> >Date: Thursday, November 30, 2000 12:29 AM >Subject: Re: Fw: [CADI] Re: [CASANDIE] Obituary for Erma (Harman) Brown > > >>Jeanette; >>What is your source that she died in San Diego? Checked the records and >>could find no DC for her either? >>Donna >> >> >> >>At 03:13 PM 11/25/00 -0500, Jeanette in SC wrote: >>>Donna, Thank you very much for looking for Erma's obituary for me. I've >>>found out that even though she died in San Diego, she lived in La Jolla. >Do >>>you know if they had a newspaper in that area in 1989? If so, is that one >>>of the newspapers you checked? Thank you again for your time. >>>Sincerely, >>>Jeanette >>>-----Original Message----- >>>From: Donna@MBS <mbs@inland.net> >>>To: CA-DEATH-INDEX-L@rootsweb.com <CA-DEATH-INDEX-L@rootsweb.com> >>>Date: Saturday, November 25, 2000 2:17 AM >>>Subject: [CADI] Re: [CASANDIE] Obituary for Erma (Harman) Brown >>> >>> >>>>Jeanette; >>>>Sorry, but there is no obit for Erma. Checked several papers. >>>>Donna >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>At 07:37 AM 10/31/00 -0800, Jeanette wrote: >>>>>Posted on: San Diego County, California<BR>Queries >>>>>Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ca/SanDiego/171 >>>>> >>>>>Surname: HARMAN, SWEITZER, BROWN >>>>>------------------------- >>>>> >>>>>I would like to get a photocopy of an obituary for Erma (Harman) >Sweitzer >>>>>Brown. She died in San Diego on April 20, 1989. Is there anyone living >>>>>in the area that is willing to help me? >>>>> >>>>>Thank you, >>>>>Jeanette >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>==== CA-DEATH-INDEX Mailing List ==== >>>>Need to order CA vital records? >>>>http://vitalrec.com/ca.html >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >>>==== CA-DEATH-INDEX Mailing List ==== >>>Share your obituaries so others can find them on a GenConnect county >board: >>>CA Visitor Center: >>>http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/indx/Ca.html >>> >>> >>> >> > > >