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Harold Henderson posted a status"No Forhans in a quick look at the Berrien County Historical Association. Several on FamilySearch in Wayne and Saginaw counties."
Harold Henderson commented on Cheryl Rothwell's group Illinois Genealogy"Cheryl's point is well taken. If Pope County cemetery and newspaper records have also failed to provide a death certificate substitute, you might want to check adjacent counties' birth and death records. If the obvious records don't…"
Harold Henderson commented on Cheryl Rothwell's group Illinois Genealogy"Linda -- Where have you looked? Have you contacted the Illinois Regional Archives Depository at Southern Illinois University? -- Harold, midwestroots.net"
Harold Henderson commented on Randi Rountree Mathieu's group Michigan Research Group"Glenn -- Thank you. I would be satisfied if there is no similar Elijah in the censuses. If there is, you might need to track them both to figure out which is which. As for the gentleman in 1912, I don't find him in the Cook County Clerk's…"
Harold Henderson commented on Randi Rountree Mathieu's group Michigan Research Group"Thanks, Brenda. There it was -- "lost" in plain sight! Sorry it didn't ask specifically about the Library of Michigan, though."
Harold Henderson commented on Randi Rountree Mathieu's group Michigan Research Group"Ann, I went there (via Google) and could find no poll whatsoever anywhere on the home page. Ideas?"
Harold Henderson replied to Liz Loveland's discussion My mysterious line in the group Michigan Research Group"Liz --
It might be interesting to compare their census neighbors in 1900 (say, 20 households on each side) with their census neighbors in 1920. Anybody on both lists? And where are those neighbors in 1910?
Have you consulted land records?…"
Harold Henderson commented on Leah's group Indiana Genealogy"Not for births, marriages, or deaths, if that is what you're looking for. IGS volunteers are working on a statewide marriage index. You will find a pre-1850 marriage index at the Indiana State Library web site. There is a published index of…"
Harold Henderson commented on Randi Rountree Mathieu's group Michigan Research Group"Micki -- County court records would be in either the county clerk or circuit court clerk's office. Federal district court records are in Chicago at the Great Lakes region of the National Archives, and I believe they would have bankruptcy cases…"
Harold Henderson replied to Kate Steere's discussion McVickers Theater? in the group Illinois Genealogy"Kate --
You can try for him in city directories -- Footnote has a big collection and a good many are on free sites including the Newberry Library's Chicago Ancestors. Manuscripts are a possibility either at the Newberry or the Chicago History…"
Harold Henderson commented on Randi Rountree Mathieu's group Michigan Research Group"Wow Micki, it sounds like a problem that will not be solved only on the internet. Sounds like you have the parents located in at least 2 places: the children's births, Grand Rapids MI in 1895, and maybe particular locations in Vermont at their…"
Harold Henderson commented on Cheryl Rothwell's group Illinois Genealogy"Carroll -- I'm just having a lot of trouble getting my mind around her taking off on her own -- in the 1970s, yes, not in the 1870s. I see the statewide marriage index has an Ella Holmes marrying in 1872 in Hancock County, and a Sarah Holmes…"
Harold Henderson commented on Cheryl Rothwell's group Illinois Genealogy"Carroll -- Wow -- this is a good one. It seems unlikely that a young single woman would go off entirely on her own in that time and place. Were there other siblings? Where did they go? Any other associates that can be identified? Did she sell all…"
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- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- Thrall, Joss, Schriber, Bassett, Burdick, Scholes, Boren, Linhart, Mills, Jameson, Barnum, Smith, and many more
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- Midwest & NE US
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Intermediate Family History Researcher
- Do you have a genealogy website or blog?
- http://midwesternmicrohistory.blogspot.com
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 12:16pm on July 21, 2009,
Pamela Cargo Harris said… - Hi Harold! Noticed you have Barnum in the name's you're researching. Me, too! I have a Thomas Barnum, b. 1625, Kent, England, d. Danbury, CT, 1695. If he sounds familiar and you'd like to compare notes, send me a Friend invite! I'll be happy to share what I have! - Pam
- At 12:28pm on July 10, 2009,
Susan Michael, CG, PLCGS said… - Yeah, I am going to try to find the rest of our ProGen group . Susan
- At 1:00am on July 9, 2009,
Cindy Johnston Sorley said… - Can you just hop over to the state pen and find prison records for me? Kidding but when I saw you were in LaPorte I chuckled because I was hired to do research for someone and the last they had heard of the man was 1935 or so in the state pen. Does you Smith line connect to KY and IN?
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