"Just letting every one know that I still have not found them on the 1910, 1920, or 1930 census However, i did find them on the 1940 census!!"
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Julie Carr replied to Julie Carr's discussion Looking for George Shriner's family in the census and other records in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and FoundJulie Carr commented on Caro Nally's group Writing Genealogy and Family History"Would like to hear what you think of my new blog -- of course it's a work in process and still have many entries to write up but here is what I have so far
http://carrandcatterallgenealogy.blogspot.com/
and comments, correction, suggestion…"
Julie Carr replied to Julie Carr's discussion Looking for George Shriner's family in the census and other records in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found"Here is a few index entries on Westmoreland County, Pa land buying and selling
I don't know 100% if this is the same George and Helen Shriner, but they are in the right area.
Land George and Helen Shriner bought and sold in Westmoreland…"
Julie Carr replied to Julie Carr's discussion Looking for George Shriner's family in the census and other records in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found"Here it is!"
Julie Carr replied to Julie Carr's discussion Looking for George Shriner's family in the census and other records in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found"I've been very busy with stuff. Still working on the Shriner -- Russin Family, but due to money being tight I can't get the record we need the most.
However, we do have the following obituary of a granddaughter of Mary (Russin - Rosen)…"
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This group is for people who are into saving their genealogy and family history data in scrapbooks, or would like to learn how. Why settle for plain old printouts when you can have beautiful creations that will become prized family heirlooms?
Julie Carr replied to Nara Faye Breakfield Aycock's discussion Lost Ancestor in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found"I have a Jenkins line, but so far none in Louisiana, but you never know I will keep you in mind while doing my reseach. My Jenkins line settled in Miller County, Missouri.
Julie"
Julie Carr replied to Carla Georgie's discussion James Madison Lawson--born 1816 in Tennesses; died 1880 in Missouri in the group Lawson Ancestry"I am related to James Madison Lawson and Susanna Knox through Matilda Lawson.
I have a family bolg located at http://checkhereforyoursurname.blogspot.com/ with some info I have found.
I found the following The marriage license at anscestry.com it…"
Julie Carr commented on John Newmark's group Missouri Genealogy"Most of my family settled in Missouri (Miller, Maries, Osage, Cole).
Allen, Goeller, Bishop, Jenkins, Goeller, Evers, Scott, Wilson, Holtmeyer, Kirkweg, Payne, Henson, Sanders, Machon, Lawson, Hake and many more
Please check out my blog…"
Julie Carr replied to GeneJ's discussion OT: Hopefully back ... in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found"Welcome back. Hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving -- and hope you have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Julie"
GeneJ replied to Julie Carr's discussion Looking for George Shriner's family in the census and other records in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found"Hi Julie:
Sorry. Computer issues have had me a bit under wraps.
If you have Mills' Evidence Eplained..., see the Quick Check Model, "Social Security Application form SS-5." [Evidence Explained.... first edition/electronic, p. 546],…"
Julie Carr replied to Julie Carr's discussion Looking for George Shriner's family in the census and other records in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found"RE: George and Mary Shriner
Thu, October 29, 2009 11:59:24 AM
From: "Owens, Debra" View Contact
To: shrinerfamilytree@yahoo.com
Dear Julie,
For George we have place of birth Leisenring #2 Fayette County--date of death 11-23-1964…"
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- What surnames are you interested in researching?
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1a. Jenkins, Wilson
2. Goeller, Holtmeyer, Hake, Berhorst, Kruger, Wankum, Volmert, Denoe, Linsner, Hillers, Schwieters, Rethers, Lauberth, Ost, Rennecke, Fournier
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3. Carr, Ferguson, Beadling/Beadland/Beadnell, Broadbent, Palmer/Parmerly
3a. Catterall, Brunskill, Taylor, Bowron
4. Shriner, Russins,
4a. Lambert, Hands, Lee, Blair,
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- USA, England, Austria, Germany, Czechosvakia
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- For my son, now it's not only for my children, but also for myself and the order family members.
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GeneJ found the following info from a phone interview to Sacred Heart Cemetery (Monongahela, Penn.)
Debbie (_____), Sacred Heart Cemetery (Monongahela, Penn.) office, 9 Oct 2009, interview (telephonic) by GJ; for death of George Shriner; file memorandum
This date TT Debbie at Sacred Heart Cemetery in Monongahela, Washington Co., Penn. Cemetery office address is 97 Sacred Heart Rd, Monongahela, Penn. 15063-3505. According to her records, George Shriner, of Ellsworth, died 23 Nov 1964; was buried 27 November 1964.
Cemetery records have his birth as 8 May 1895 (humm... conflicts much… Continue
This date TT Debbie at Sacred Heart Cemetery in Monongahela, Washington Co., Penn. Cemetery office address is 97 Sacred Heart Rd, Monongahela, Penn. 15063-3505. According to her records, George Shriner, of Ellsworth, died 23 Nov 1964; was buried 27 November 1964.
Cemetery records have his birth as 8 May 1895 (humm... conflicts much… Continue
Posted on October 11, 2009 at 7:34am
George Shriner m1 Helen Russin m2 Mary (Senak) Washlock -- here are his kids
Generation No. 1
1. GEORGE SHRINER was born May 15, 1886 in Leisenring No. 2, Fayette Co, PA, and died November 1964 in Brownsville, Fayette Co, PA. He married (1) HELEN ROSE RUSSIN, daughter of MIKE RUSSIN and MARY. She was born 1888 in Czechoslovakia, and died February 08, 1928. He married (2) MARY SENAK 1933. She died April 09, 1963.
His birthplace is in question by many different family members -- but this is what ww2 card and obit has indicated.
Notes for… Continue
1. GEORGE SHRINER was born May 15, 1886 in Leisenring No. 2, Fayette Co, PA, and died November 1964 in Brownsville, Fayette Co, PA. He married (1) HELEN ROSE RUSSIN, daughter of MIKE RUSSIN and MARY. She was born 1888 in Czechoslovakia, and died February 08, 1928. He married (2) MARY SENAK 1933. She died April 09, 1963.
His birthplace is in question by many different family members -- but this is what ww2 card and obit has indicated.
Notes for… Continue
Posted on October 7, 2009 at 6:54am
Comment Wall (6 comments)
- At 9:33am on October 26, 2009, GeneJ said…
- TY! --GJ
- At 8:07am on October 26, 2009, GeneJ said…
- Hi Julie:
Hi Julie:
Is "Aunt Sue" aka Helen (Shriner) Babiak's daughter? Earlier you wrote, "...26 Sept 2009 ' ... I would think that they lived on a farm so he would need the kids to help on the farm.' '
You might ask about the farm assumption. All indications I've seen so far suggest George was a coal miner. --GJ
- At 6:51am on October 12, 2009,
Jim Avery said… - In your Friend request you said your husband had family in PA. There is family of Carr's who go to our church in Penbrook outside Harrisburg. Wouldn't it be a hoot if they are related.
- At 8:38pm on October 11, 2009,
Nancy Lowry said… - Hi Julie, I am looking for info on Elizabeth Shriner (Schreiner) who was born in Luxembourg. She married John Majerus around 1885. In the 1900 census she had a John Shriner living with her family and I am guessing that was her brother. Unfortunately John never had any children so that is a dead end. Are your Shriner ancestors from Luxembourg? Nancy
- At 11:40am on October 9, 2009, GeneJ said…
- Hope this is a helpful tip:
When you post news items and obituaries, please try to include the _source_. For newspapers, that's usually the name of the newspaper,* date of publication and column/row number. If you accessed the source via an online record, add that information too.
Espec impt. with obituaries because often they read, "died Tueday."
Hope this helps. --GJ
When listing the name of local papers paper, you can modify the name to include it's location ... so, _Sun (Denver, Colorado) News_, or the _Philadelphia (Pennsylvania) Inquirer_.
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- At 10:57am on October 9, 2009, GeneJ said…
- Hi Julie:
I noticed that Paul was LDS ... from personal experience, some Catholics object to the re-baptisms performed by LDS church. It is a topic that comes up from time to time in our family---we are of mixed religions.
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