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I am trying to find out more about the Lenman family. I understand from another member of the family that John Lenman was a merchant in Washington. He was born there in 1822 and died there in 1892. His wife was Janet Ralston Hunter (I am a Ralston by birth) and she died in Washington in 1910. They had one child, a daughter called Isobel Hunter Lenman. She was born in 1848 and died in 1931, having never married. From a letter in 1907, I believe they lived at 1100 12th Street (I don't know whether that street still exists). I also understand they are buried at Oakhill cemetery (plot 0763). It would seem I know a reasonable amount but I am afraid I have no meat to go on these bones and that is what I am looking for. Could somebody help or advice me, please. I would like to know if there are any obits for these people; I would like to know what the gravestone says; perhaps there were wills; I am even wondering, if they were well-off, would there be some way of locating any society pictures/photos of them and who should I contact about that sort of thing. Thanks in advance. Liz, Leicester, UK

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

I have an Index for the 1870, Montgomery County, Maryland Census. Since it's right next to DC I can look up your person. Please send me the name. Helen

Your local library can order it, if it has micro film readers. I just sent the 1870 back a few days ago. It took the library about 2 weeks to receive it. If you know the district it would be easier to go through, I didn't and had to order all five reels. Barbara Johnson

Deb, You can access a film copy of the DC 1870 U.S. Federal Census at your local Family History Center. I have saved my slips from films I've ordered in the past. The Microfilm Order Number is #0545625. Betty ----- Original Message ----- From: <Cactusflrw@aol.com> To: <WashingtonDC-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, October 21, 2001 11:40 AM Subject: [WashingtonDC'' ] 1870 Census? > Does anyone have access to the 1870 census? > > Deb > > ______________________________

Hello, I'm looking for any information on an Edward DAVIS who was listed in the DC City Directories between 1845 to 1865 as a shoemaker. Membership records of Dumbarton Church, Georgetown, DC indicate there was a Mary Davis whose name was first recorded June 16, 1822 (age 9), daughter of Edward DAVIS of Bridge Street, Georgetown. In the 1876 DC City Directory there was a Lucy A. DAVIS, widow of Edward DAVIS. There were also a James W. DAVIS and an Eli DAVIS, both shoemakers, listed in the DC directories. Were all these DAVISes related? If anything rings a bell please drop me a line. Thanks. Joe Collins

Does anyone have access to the 1870 census? Deb

I discovered my ancestors emigrated from Ireland to Washington, DC. Their two oldest children were born there. One in 1863 the other in 1866. Were births recorded at this time? If so, where would I write? Thanks, Deb Purcell Glendale, AZ

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Thanks very much for remembering to tell me. I will be there just road threw S.E. today. Anthony Ruth wrote: > I attended this last year it was very nice and so much fun to hear everyone > stories about growing up in Southeast and their families. > I do hope that I get to met some of you from this list. Anthony Long I do > hope you attend looking forward to meeting you. > Ruth Raum Pounsberry > > For those that are interested the 2001 Southeast reunion will be held on > November 3rd at 12:30 to 4:00 PM, at the St. James' Parish Hall., Route 2, > Near Route 258 ( Bay Front Road), Lothian, MD Parking is located beside > the Hall. From Annapolis, MD, take Route 2 South to the Church which is on > the left just before reaching Route 258. From Upper Marlboro, take Route 4 > South to Route 258 West/East (Bay Front Road) Make a Left onto Route 2 > North, The church is on the Right Side, close to the route 2 and 258 > intersection, a Park and Ride is opposite the church. > > To cover the cost of the Hall, postage and paper goods, a donation of $5.00 > per person is requested and may be paid at the door. Bring a covered dish. > > To maintain a current mailing list, please return the bottom portion, For > additional information contact. Elsie (Zucknick) Pospisil 410-798-4181 > > Please tear off and return by mail > _________________________________________________ > > Southeast Reunion > 1617 Fullerton Road > Edgewater, MD 21037 > > Name (S):________________________Maiden:___________ > Address:__________________________________________ > Attend: Yes/No___________Remain on mailing list:Yes/No__ > Guests:___________________________________________ > > Comments:________________________________________ > _________________________________________________ > __________________________________________________ > __________________________________________________ > To continue these reunions, your attendance is needed. Bring Family and > Friends. > > ============================== > 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/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB

There is a copy an 1827 Washington DC Old City Directory on CD up for auction on ebay. Item # 1649777301 and the opening bid is $9.99 for anyone interested. --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.281 / Virus Database: 149 - Release Date: 9/18/01

I attended this last year it was very nice and so much fun to hear everyone stories about growing up in Southeast and their families. I do hope that I get to met some of you from this list. Anthony Long I do hope you attend looking forward to meeting you. Ruth Raum Pounsberry For those that are interested the 2001 Southeast reunion will be held on November 3rd at 12:30 to 4:00 PM, at the St. James' Parish Hall., Route 2, Near Route 258 ( Bay Front Road), Lothian, MD Parking is located beside the Hall. From Annapolis, MD, take Route 2 South to the Church which is on the left just before reaching Route 258. From Upper Marlboro, take Route 4 South to Route 258 West/East (Bay Front Road) Make a Left onto Route 2 North, The church is on the Right Side, close to the route 2 and 258 intersection, a Park and Ride is opposite the church. To cover the cost of the Hall, postage and paper goods, a donation of $5.00 per person is requested and may be paid at the door. Bring a covered dish. To maintain a current mailing list, please return the bottom portion, For additional information contact. Elsie (Zucknick) Pospisil 410-798-4181 Please tear off and return by mail _________________________________________________ Southeast Reunion 1617 Fullerton Road Edgewater, MD 21037 Name (S):________________________Maiden:___________ Address:__________________________________________ Attend: Yes/No___________Remain on mailing list:Yes/No__ Guests:___________________________________________ Comments:________________________________________ _________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ To continue these reunions, your attendance is needed. Bring Family and Friends.

Hi all! A daily genealogy database that I get has included in today's issue a database on Congressional Cemetery. In case you don't have the address, check here: http://genealogysearch.org/index.htm#new Happy Weekend!! Harry

If it is truly a FIRST edition, I would contact of of the admin aides for one of Utah's Congressional delegation......especially since this is Family History Month and since O. Hatch spearheaded its passage. Good luck... Ron Batiste (Ronbatiste@aol.com)

Hello, I am trying to confirm the names of the parents of William Francis DAVIS b. abt. Apr 19, 1842 in Georgetown, DC. and died there in 1873. He lived on Bridge St. in Georgetown. I think his parents were James M. DAVIS and his wife Josephine LEWIS. William Francis DAVIS married Amanda ______ ? b 1850 MD and died in DC in 1919. They had at least two children: Josephine DAVIS, b. 1869 and William Frederick Schafer DAVIS, b. 1871, DC and d. there in 1914. These folks are all buried at Oak Hill Cem. in Georgetown, DC. If anything rings a bell please respond. Many thanks. Joe Collins, Glendale, CA

Noreen, members of the public are not permitted to wander the stacks at the Library of Congress. What you need to do is call the Local History and Genealogy Reading Room at LC and ask if one of the reference librarians would be willing to help you locate the volume in question. Jane Donovan

My grandmother's side of the family had the Book of Morman that was the very first one printed- I believe this would have been about 1830. My cousin had it rebound and put it in the Library of congress during Ezra Taft Benson's term as Sec. of Agriculture in the 1950's. I would like to know if it is till there. She has passed away and I have not yet in my genealogy searching traced her stepchildren. I am not sure what the inscription would be, although my gggrandmother was living near the Kirtland, Ohio, area. I have gone on-line and checked the catalog, but the closest edition I could find was a second edition in 1832. If someone has time and likes to wander the library, I would appreciate any type of lead. Thanks ahead of time. Noreen in Oregon

Amanda, Glad to hear you got good results. I've visited the office several times and they have been most helpful each time I have gone. Harry At 05:02 PM 10/12/01 -0700, you wrote: >Hello all! > A few weeks ago there was a discussion about the >helpfulness of some cemeteries. I mentioned that Cedar >Hill Cemetery had not responded to my written request >for information about family members buried there. > I'd like to let everyone know that today I >received a wonderful reply from Constance Savoy, >Family Counselor at Cedar Hill Cemetery. Her letter >was very helpful. I take back any negative impression >that I gave about the helpfulness of the staff at >Cedar Hill Cemetery. Just wanted to set the record >straight and give credit where credit is due!! >Amanda Cook >Macon, GA > > >============================== >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/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB >

Thanks for telling us Amanda. That is good news. Marianne Ordway ----- Original Message ----- From: "Amanda Cook" <amanda_c93@yahoo.com> To: <WashingtonDC-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, October 12, 2001 8:02 PM Subject: [WashingtonDC'' ] Cedar Hill Cemetery > Hello all! > A few weeks ago there was a discussion about the > helpfulness of some cemeteries. I mentioned that Cedar > Hill Cemetery had not responded to my written request > for information about family members buried there. > I'd like to let everyone know that today I > received a wonderful reply from Constance Savoy, > Family Counselor at Cedar Hill Cemetery. Her letter > was very helpful. I take back any negative impression > that I gave about the helpfulness of the staff at > Cedar Hill Cemetery. Just wanted to set the record > straight and give credit where credit is due!! > Amanda Cook > Macon, GA > > > ============================== > 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/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB >