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Once removed.....twice removed...etc. Exactly what does that mean?
Cousins Explained Have you ever gotten your first cousins twice removed confused with your second cousins once removed? Well, you're not the only one. This chart attempts to explain the relationships…
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Dedicated to helping people research their ancestors in Canada.
Do you have an area of expertise in Canadian genealogy? Maybe you could offer tips and suggestions to those just starting out.
Hi Looking for the death of William HJ Thomson 1956 in East Orange City Essex county NJ thank You
This group was created for people who are willing to do free look-ups of records , or newspapers in their area. The group is also for people needing free look up help.
Hi Iam looking for the birth of Charles Crawford around 1816.Family story is he was French Canadian .His father was John Crawford a baker to trade.Charles was a mariner came to London around 1847 married and stayed in London.In one UK census it has…
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looking for the death of William Hogg Jack Thomson in 1956 at East Orange City Essex County NJ.He was born in Scotland 1862 so he would have been around 94 when he died
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- At 12:19pm on October 24, 2009,
Ellen Healy said… - Hi, again, Timothy. I've tried to find some more information for you. I am a beginner to genealogy research- only off and on for about 5 years now. However, in my county (Morris) will are handled by the County Probate Office. I'm not sure about Essex County. However, I found the Essex County GenWeb page, www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~njessex. They list links on the left that show record locations, and one link mentioned that the Newark Star Ledger did obit lookups for a fee. Maybe another place that might be able to help you.
- At 8:17pm on October 23, 2009,
Ellen Healy said…
- Hello, again, Timothy, It is 10:15pm or so here, and my cousin hasn't called me back. But I did go to the East Orange Public Library site, www.eopl.org. If you click on the top right where it says "Ask a Librarian..." you can ask a question of their info desk. They don't list if they do lookups, but a question would answer that. Maybe they would be willing to check the East Orange Record for 1951. I don't know if they charge- again, not on the website. I live about 50 minutes west of EO, and don't go down there at all anymore. Another thought I just had was to check if there is a genealogy group in Essex County. Try google, looking for "Essex County + genealogy". Sorry I couldn't be more help.
- At 5:10pm on October 23, 2009,
Lisa A. (Thamm) Spegal said…
- The Lodzkie district is in what would historically be defined as Western Mazovia. It is a small area in the center, or shall we say "at the heart," of Poland. This area was also the Kingdom of Poland prior to the various partitions. Despite its small size, there are several interesting towns.
Ah Ha! It's a province as well as a town:
Lódz is the second largest city in Poland and is primarily an industrial town. In the 1800’s, Poland’s government chose Lódz as the country’s new textile center in an attempt to industrialize the nation. By WW I, the town had a population of a half million as Poles came here to work in the textile industry. Today Lódz is still Poland’s textile capital. It is also Poland’s Hollywood with several film schools and studios, including the Film Academy of Poland. Lódz’s Jewish cemetery was founded in 1892 is the largest in all of Europe.
Here's another good page with Lodz info:
http://www.info-poland.buffalo.edu/web/geography/regions/lodzkie/link.shtml
- At 12:34pm on October 20, 2009,
Lisa A. (Thamm) Spegal said…
- mistake before, check this one!
Last Name First Name Town Years Volume Page Type
Flanders Hattie M. Amesbury 1890 406 220 Marriage
Walker George T. Amesbury 1890 406 220 Marriage
- At 12:08pm on October 20, 2009,
timothy hal said…
- Lisa George Thomson Walker was born 3 November 1869 in MA.His parents were George Walker and Georgina Hume.He married a Harriet ??????? around 1880 in MA Have not found the marriage.They had 2 children Georgina Walker born aroundJuly 1891 and James Carl Walker born July 1894 in Amesbury MA I found a death that could be him 28 October 1973 at Pinehurst Moore NC.George died 18 April 1937 in MA Thank You Tim
- At 11:42am on September 21, 2009,
Linda Temple said…
- Hi Timothy, yes I came across this and have contacted the church for a copy of the profile. Dates are wrong here for the McCallums. Dugald and John must have been in Brantford in 1924 as Dugald was witness at Nellie's wedding then and their parents are on the passenger lists for 1926.
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