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timothy hal commented on Kirsty F Wilkinson's group 'Scotland and Scottish Ancestry'
Thank you Betty Will check it out
timothy hal commented on Kirsty F Wilkinson's group 'Scotland and Scottish Ancestry'
Hi William Thank you for the cemetery records
A few possibles there It so hard No birth ar marriage records on my Veitch Balmer Robson
timothy hal commented on Kirsty F Wilkinson's group 'Scotland and Scottish Ancestry'
Looking for the marriage of Robert Balmer to Jean Robson about 1825 in Jedburgh Scotland.If its not on Scotlandspeople is it the end of the line?
Also the birth of James Veitch about 1816 in Jedburgh .On his death certificate his…
timothy hal commented on Leah's group 'Northern New Jersey Genealogy'
William Thomson died in East orange city NJ on 28 November 1956.Iam looking for his orbit or his grave .I hope to find his wife death through this
Thank You Tim
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timothy hal commented on James P. LaLone's group 'French-Canadian Descendants'
Hi Looking for birth of Charles Crawford born about 1815 Father John
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timothy hal left a comment for Ellen Healy
Hello Ellen Thank you for your message Yes Iam now trying to find William ThomPson wife death Louise J Thomson or Julia L thomson could have a P in the spelling.The East orange City require a death date.I have their marriage in Salisbury…
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Hi, Timothy- how are you doing? I just saw your new post. I was cleaning out some folders last night and found your thank you note from William's will. More East Orangers to locate, yes? I've been struggling terribly to try and locate more…
timothy hal commented on Leah's group 'Northern New Jersey Genealogy'
Hi Looking for the death of Louise J or Julia L Thomson or Thompson Born 1862 last address in East Orange City died between 1930-50
thank you
timothy hal commented on James P. LaLone's group 'French-Canadian Descendants'
Hi Iam looking for the birth of Charles Crawford born in Canada about 1816 His father was John Crawford a baker As found in Charles marriage cert in London 1847 Came to UK as a mariner and stayed
Found a Charles Crofort father Jean born …
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ESSEX COUNTY PROBATE RECORDS
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220 Morrissey Blvd.
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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.…
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Name: George T. Walker
Residence: Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts
Birthdate: 1870
Birthplace: Massachusetts, United States
Relationship to head-of-household: Son
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Father's name: George Walker
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- At 2:55pm on January 28, 2011,
Ellen Healy said…
- Hi, Timothy- how are you doing? I just saw your new post. I was cleaning out some folders last night and found your thank you note from William's will. More East Orangers to locate, yes? I've been struggling terribly to try and locate more info on my great grandfather, Hermann Bansemer, who came from Germany in 1880 or 1882. I've found 2 other Hermann Bansemers, but not him. I didn't think it was a common name, but who knew? If you need a runner to the Newark archives again, we'll try to help. Ellen
- 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
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