Hi, everyone! Happy Fall! Wondering if anyone would have access to or could tell me how to find any information on a gal named Attie E. Maguire who is in the 1880 DC Census with my great great aunt and uncle? She is listed with Thomas F. Maguire and Martha. She is 6 years old at this time. Is there some way to find marriages after 1880? She may have married and I would guess after 1890 or so. Would like to locate her again and I don't find her in my copies of early 1890 DC City Directories. Any thoughts from you fine folks? Best regards, Elizabeth Culhane Fairport, New York

Carolyn, please email me privately. I ran into some material that I think will be of interest to you re the Travers, but I can't find your email. Jane Donovan

I am trying to locate a William H. Douglas in the 1870 DC census in Ward 4 should be on page 840 I can't seem to find him I went on Ancestry.com and try their census but can't seem to make it work could some one please look it up Thanks in advance, Ruth

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I am looking for Ralph John SCHERR. I am guessing he was born between 1895 - 1905. I have next to nothing on information for him. He is my G Grandfather. I was told he was an opera singer and than traveled to Europe when he was caught up in the Holucaust. I have some suspicions that this may not be true. Any information is appreciated. Gordon Leary gleary@cablespeed.com

Check this site. There are a lot of CAMPBELLs in NC. Good Luck. dolores NCCUMBER-L@rootsweb.com Brenda Antal wrote: > Is anyone working on this family? This is the 1870 census in DC, I don't > have 1880. > > I believe this is William Henry Campbell and Louisa Frazer DeSaules > married 18 Oct 1845 in DC. > > William Campbell 44 DC > Louisa 43 Switzerland > Rosetta 19 DC > Zackary 22 DC > Ida 11 DC > William 9 DC > George 7 DC > Edwin 3/12 DC > James 5 (?) DC > Elizabeth 80 MD > > Thanks, > Brenda > > ============================== > Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2 -- dolores SAMONS harvell Genealogy - Disturbing the dead and irritating the living.

Is anyone working on this family? This is the 1870 census in DC, I don't have 1880. I believe this is William Henry Campbell and Louisa Frazer DeSaules married 18 Oct 1845 in DC. William Campbell 44 DC Louisa 43 Switzerland Rosetta 19 DC Zackary 22 DC Ida 11 DC William 9 DC George 7 DC Edwin 3/12 DC James 5 (?) DC Elizabeth 80 MD Thanks, Brenda

Can anyone tell me how to contact the Soldiers and Sailors Historical and Benevolent Society. I have a copy of a certificate from them, dated March 1913, that gives a complete account of my Gr. Gr. Grandfathers role in the Civil War. The address is just shown as Washington, DC. Does anyone know if the society still exists. Thanks in advance for your help, Donna in CA

Hi: Is anyone researching McKay in the DC area? I'm trying to find my unknown McKay who married my great aunt LuLu Jones around 1920-30. Thanks Deb

To anyone who may be researching the family of Merrill F. Phillips of Cleveland Park, I have a picture, c World War I, which may be of interest. Pat in Florida

Hello, I just received a photocopy of an article of the family of Addison L. Davis who was b. in Fredericksburg, Va in 1812 and whose family lived in Wash, DC. The article was published in 1924 in the Rambler a newspaper of Fairfax Co., VA. It tells of his wife and children and their families, etc. The photocopy is very light quality, but if anyone is related to this family, and would like a photocopy, I would be glad to do that and mail it to you. I have a Davis family in that area and when I saw an index indicating "a brief history of the DAVIS family" I took a gamble and ordered a copy from the Fairfax Co. library. It was not my family after all, but maybe with someoneon the list this name will ring a bell. Joe

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Thanks to everyone who responded to my request. Now I have some clues to investigate. Marianne

Trish, If you're familiar with the Family History Centers, you can order the films for these years of "Boyds City Directory". I do have a list of the film order numbers. DC Directory 1910 FHL #1606039 DC Directory 1920 FHL #1606047 Betty ----- Original Message ----- From: "Trish Carden" <g-ma@home.com> To: <WashingtonDC-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, October 29, 2001 7:35 PM Subject: [WashingtonDC'' ] 1910 or 1920 Boyd's Directory > Does anyone have access to 1910 or 1920 Boyd's Directory or any kind of > city directory for Washington, DC? > > If so and you have the time and inclination I would really appreciate a look > up. > > I am looking for Fabian Adam Augustine born 1871. He was a shoemaker. > > Thanks, > > Trisha Swallows Carden > Nashville, Tennessee > G-ma@home.com > http://www.tcarden.com/tree/ensor/ > > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=702&sourceid=1237 > >

Does anyone have access to 1910 or 1920 Boyd's Directory or any kind of city directory for Washington, DC? If so and you have the time and inclination I would really appreciate a look up. I am looking for Fabian Adam Augustine born 1871. He was a shoemaker. Thanks, Trisha Swallows Carden Nashville, Tennessee G-ma@home.com http://www.tcarden.com/tree/ensor/

This may be want is wanted. DC zip code search http://home.digitalcity.com/washington/pollingplaces/ http://www.dcboee.org/locator/20010/20010_m.htm Barbara Johnson

Marianne, If you could get a copy of the city directory for that year, it would give you an address. Eileen in South Carolina Marianne Hofsheier wrote: > Is it possible for someone to give me an approximate area covered by the DC zip code of 20010. The SSDI lists my father's death (William Buckley) as December 1967, zip code 20010. No other info. Have written to vital records 3 times for death certificate, but nothing available; also have written the majority of funeral homes and cemeteries in the area with no success. Having the zip code area might give me some small clue. > > Thanks. > > Marianne > > ============================== > Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp

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During the mid-1900s, a Washington, DC address with a zip code did not necessarily mean the individual physically lived in Washington, DC. I grew up in Prince George's County, MD, and our mailing address was Washington, DC and a zip. The current zip code map in the front of my Verizon yellow pages shows the zip code 20010 to be in an area of NW Washington DC bounded by Rock Creek Pkwy to the west, Quincy Street to the North, Park Place to the east, and Irving Street to the south. But, as someone has already mentioned, the zip code boundaries change over the years. Barbara

Marianne, I don't know the physical area covered by the subject Zip Code. Just a word of caution; you really need to know the area covered in 1967, not just today. Zip Code areas do change, particularly with population shifts in metropolitan areas. Just my two cents. Bob Sistek