Ellen Healy's Comments

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 MA  20 April 1885.She was alive in 1930 census William can to Scotland in 1951 So a 20 year window to search.

William died  28 Nov 1956 in East Orange city perhaps he was buried beside her .That would give her death date

  Regards

Our grand uncles arrived in new york in 1912. One ended up in ohio the rest stayed in manhattan. Timothys son daniel moved to saccasunna and died there not too long ago .but the real search is for the 4 brothers is in white plains westchester and manhattan

Our grand uncles arrived in new york in 1912. One ended up in ohio the rest stayed in manhattan. Timothys son daniel moved to saccasunna and died there not too long ago .but the real search is for the 4 brothers is in white plains westchester and manhattan

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Hi Ellen, do these names ring a bell ?
Robert Christopher Healy born 01 June 1915 New York city - 1326 1e Avenue NY CityDaniel Joseph Healy born 17 February 1917 New York cityMary Ann Healy born 4 July 1919 New York CityTimothy Patrick born 9 January 1922 New York CityFather Timothy Patrick Healy dob 1890 . mother Marg...aret Burke born 1890 Limerick

And also Ellen Astegher , Timothy Patricks second wife after Margaret Burke died in 1925 Manhattan. She was the widow of Thomas Astegher , her maiden name was twomey, Ellen had several children with Thomas, one of them Thomas Astegher jr.

Thanks

Annemarie

It was great to meet you too! Thanks for inviting me!

Ellen thank you will check it out Tim

No, if someone said that, it wasn't me! Although I live in Lincoln Park, I don't know Sean Canning and never went to school with anyone named Canning. I didn't grow up in Lincoln Park, although I've lived there for 10 years. I grew up in Wyckoff, NJ.

You're right, it is a small world!

It was nice meeting you too! I didn't go to school with anyone in the chat room; I just mentioned that I had gone to Montclair State, since it came up in chat. And I'm not sure who Sean is; there are a lot of people in chat sometimes and I don't know everyone, and it can get confusing to try to follow things sometimes. Sorry!

Thanks for the info, Ellen. I haven't seen that book yet, I'll have to add it to my list. I'm waaaay over on the left coast (Oregon), so most of my research is by internet or Interlibrary Loan.

wow, your page is all nice looking :)

Thanks for the welcome, Ellen. I'd love to come but I live outside of NJ and rarely get there, except once in awhile for research. If I can, I'll come to a meeting.

Ellen-I'm back tomorrow. I ultimately decided to join since I discovered this was a relaunching of an older service I signed up for (but never really used). We'll see if I end up having any time for it!

Hi Ellen -- Sorry to say that I have nothing on your McPeeks. Our particular line can be traced back to about 1756 in New Jersey. No luck on McFadden either. My James McFadden came from Ireland, but I have not been able to find a passenger list. He lived in Newark from immigration until death in 1930. He was hit by a bus. We know of none of his relatives. I find anything on McPeek/Martin, I will let you know.