Matches 2,751 to 2,800 of 3,357
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S.86 | VOGT, Anna Maria (I5108)
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S.862, Nr. | SCHWENCK, Johann Jacob (I5116)
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| 2753 |
Sailed from Plymouth, County Devon, England 20 March 1629/1630, on the "Mary & John," which arrived at Nantasket in New England (later the town of Hull MA) 20 May 1630. | HANNUM, William (I1551)
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Sailed on the "Mary & John" with Winthrop. Arrived 30 May 1630. Founded Dorchester MA | MAVERICK, John (I2551)
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Sailed on the "Mary & John" with Winthrop. Arrived 30 May 1630. Founded Dorchester MA | MAVERICK, John (I576)
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| 2756 |
Scan of original certificate
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
RETURN OF A DEATH
MALDEN (Page 281)
FULL NAME: Leon Paul Vogt
REGISTERED #; 408
PLACE OF DEATH: Malden Mass 13 Grover St
RESIDENCE: Malden Mass 13 Grover St
DATE OF DEATH: Aug 25, 1907
AGE: 7 years - months - days
SEX: Male
COLOR: White
SINGLE, MARIED, WIDOWED, or DIVORCED: Single
BIRTHPLACE: Everett Mass
NAME OF FATHER: Marcel G Vogt
BIRTHPLACE OF FATHER: New York City
MAIDEN NAME OF MOTHER: Ida M Gilman
BIRTHPLACE OF MOTHER: E Saugus Mass
OCCUPATION: (blank)
INFORMANT: Marcel G Vogt, 13 Grover St
PLACE OF BURIAL OR REMOVAL: Everett Glenwood
DATE OF BURIAL: Aug 26, 1907
UNDERTAKER: J. E. Henderson, Everett
CAUSE OF DEATH: Diphtheria
[Wikipedia] Diphtheria is an upper respiratory tract illness characterized by sore throat, low fever, and an adherent membrane (a pseudomembrane) on the tonsils, pharynx, and/or nasal cavity.[1] A milder form of diphtheria can be restricted to the skin. It is caused by Corynebacterium diphtheriae, an aerobic Gram-positive bacterium.[2]
Diphtheria causes the progressive deterioration of myelin sheaths in the central and peripheral nervous system leading to degenerating motor control and loss of sensation. Diphtheria is a contagious disease spread by direct physical contact or breathing the aerosolized secretions of infected individuals.
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| 2757 |
Scanned birth certificate for Fr. Eugene McGRATH, obtained from the PDF copy of his Golden Jubilee Book:
Date of Birth: Dec 18, 1929
Place of Birth: Baltovin
Name: Eugene
Sex: M
Name of Father: Eugene McGRATH
Dwelling of Father: Baltovin
Name of Mother: Margaret McGRATH
Maiden Name of Mother: Culotty
Rank or Profession of Father: Farmer
Signature of Informant:
Qualification of Informant: Mother
Residence of Informant: Baltovin
When Registered: March 13, 1930
Signature of REgistrar | Source (S593)
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| 2758 |
Scanned from original provided by Carol Naughton
03 Feb 2008
BIRTH and BAPTISMAL CERTIFICATE
Diocese of [Kerry].... Parish of {Ardfert]...
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On examination of the Register of Baptisms of the above Parish I certify that according to it
[Julia Carroll].........
was born on [19th]... day of [June 1904]..... and was
baptized according to the Rites of the Catholic Church on [22nd]..... day of
[June 1904]..... in the Church of [St. Brendan].....
[Ardfert]..... by the Rev. [J. R. Fitzgerald].....
Parents / [Jeremiah Carroll]
\ [Ellen Fitzgerald]
Sponsors / [James McGrath]
\ [Mary Harty]
Signed [Edmund Fitzpatrick]... P.P.
Given this [19th]... day of [June]..... 19[69].... at {Ardfert]..... | Source (S643)
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| 2759 |
Scanned image of funeral mass card from Ellen (McGRATH) GRIFFIN (Auntie Ellie), died 11 March 1976. | Source (S592)
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| 2760 |
Scanned image of funeral mass card from Eugene J. McGRATH, died 25 April 1936, age 58. | Source (S591)
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| 2761 |
Scanned image of Olga KLEIN's birth certificate
Type=Birth
Name(s)=Olga KLEIN
Date of Research/Discovery=
Quality of Data= | Source (S85)
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| 2762 |
Scot's Origins On-Line search of records database
TYPE: SI
EVENT: B
SEX: F
AGE:
DAY:
MONTH:
YEAR: 1890
NAME_1: COPLAND
FORENAME_1: JEMIMA
NAME_2:
FORENAME_2:
NAME_3:
FORENAME_3:
DISTRICT: ST NICHOLAS
MISCELLANEOUS: SU/D | COPLAND, Jemima Margaret (I392)
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| 2763 |
Scot's Origins On-Line search of records database 26 April 1998
http://209.130.76.71/GRO/
Search for marriages in 1880 +/- 5yrs LECKIE/COPLAND
Hit from Statutory Index (1855-1897):
TYPE EVENT SEX AGE DAY MONTH YEAR NAME_1 FORENAME_1 NAME_2 FORENAME_2 NAME_3 FORENAME_3 DISTRICT MISCELLANEOUS
SI F 1882 LECKIE ISABELLA COPLAND ARTHUR GORBALS GLASGOW | Source (S291)
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| 2764 |
Scot's Origins On-Line search of records database 26 April 1998 http://209.130.76.71/GRO/
SI
F
1894
COPLAND MARGARET
DUMFRIES | COPLAND, Margaret (I315)
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| 2765 |
Scot's Origins On-Line search of records database 26 April 1998 http://209.130.76.71/GRO/
TYPE: OPR
EVENT: C(hristening)
SEX: U
AGE:
DAY: 12
MONTH: MAY
YEAR: 1768
NAME_1: MCNAUGHTON
FORENAME_1: CATHERINE
NAME_2: MCNAUGHTON (father)
FORENAME_2: DUNCAN
NAME_3: WEDDERSPOON (mother)
FORENAME_3: MARY
DISTRICT: PERTH
MISCELLANEOUS: DUNCAN MCNAUGHTON/MARY WEDDERSPOON
TYPE: OPR
EVENT: M(arriage)
SEX: F
AGE:
DATE: 7 AUG 1832
NAME_1: MCNAUGHTON CATHARINE
SPOUSE: STEWART ARCHIBALD
DISTRICT: KILNINVER / KILMELFORD
MISC: ARCHIBALD STEWART/FR391 | MCNAUGHTON, Catherine (I342)
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| 2766 |
Scot's Origins On-Line search of records database 26 April 1998 http://209.130.76.71/GRO/
TYPE: OPR
EVENT: M(arriage
SEX: F
AGE:
DAY: 28
MONTH: NOV
YEAR: 1835
NAME_1: MCNAUGHTON
FORENAME_1: JANET
NAME_2: STEWART (spouse)
FORENAME_2: JOHN
NAME_3:
FORENAME_3:
DISTRICT: CAPUTH
MISCELLANEOUS: JOHN STEWART/ | Family F175
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| 2767 |
Scot's Origins On-Line search of records database 26 April 1998 http://209.130.76.71/GRO/
TYPE: OPR
EVENT: M(arriage)
SEX: F
AGE:
DAY: 28
MONTH: NOV
YEAR: 1835
NAME_1: MCNAUGHTON
FORENAME_1: JANET
NAME_2: STEWART (spouse)
FORENAME_2: JOHN
NAME_3:
FORENAME_3:
DISTRICT: CAPUTH
MISCELLANEOUS: JOHN STEWART/ | Family F175
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| 2768 |
Search Terms: DEGORY PRIEST
Database: The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-33
ORIGIN: Leiden, Holland
MIGRATION: 1620 on Mayflower
FIRST RESIDENCE: Plymouth
OCCUPATION: Hatter (when admitted as a citizen of Leiden) [Leiden 216].
ESTATE: In the 1623 Plymouth land division "Cudbart Cudbartsone" received six acres as a passenger on the Anne in 1623 [PCR 12:6]; four of these six shares would be for the deceased Degory Priest, his widow Sarah and his two daughters. In the 1627 Plymouth cattle division "Marra Priest" and "Sarah Priest" were the tenth and eleventh persons in the second company, just after their mother and stepfather [PCR 12:9].
BIRTH: About 1579 (aged about forty in 1619 [Dexter 630]).
DEATH: Plymouth 1 January 1620/1 [Prince 287].
MARRIAGE: Leiden 4 November 1611 [NS] "Sara Vincent, widow of Jan Vincent" [MD 7:129-30; Leiden 216]; Priest is said to be of London. She was sister of ISAAC ALLERTON and married (3) Leiden November 1621 (betrothed 25 October 1621 [NS]) GODBERT GODBERTSON [Leiden 101].
CHILDREN:
i MARY, b. say 1612; m. by about 1630 PHINEAS PRATT.
ii SARAH, b. say 1614; m. by about 1632 JOHN COOMBS.
COMMENTS: Bradford includes "Digory Priest" in his list of those on the Mayflower, and in his accounting of 1651 says that Priest "died soon after ... arrival in the general sickness," but "had his wife and children sent hither afterwards, she being Mr. Allerton's sister" [Bradford 443, 447].
In 1957 John G. Hunt published the 1582 baptism for a "Digorius Prust" in Hartland, Devonshire [NEHGR 111:320]; although there is nothing to connect this with Degory Priest of London, Leiden and Plymouth, it is a useful clue.
BIBLIOGRAPHIC NOTE: Degory Priest and his descendants have been given full and definitive treatment in the eighth volume of the Five Generations project of the General Society of Mayflower Descendants, compiled by Mrs. Charles Delmar Townsend, Robert S. Wakefield and Margaret Harris Stover, and edited by Robert S. Wakefield (Plymouth 1994).
Type=Database/Book
Book/Periodical Name=The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-33
Date of Research/Discovery=01 August 2000
Quality of Data=Good | Source (S453)
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| 2769 |
Search Terms: DEGORY PRIEST
Database: The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-33
ORIGIN: Leiden, Holland
MIGRATION: 1620 on Mayflower
FIRST RESIDENCE: Plymouth
OCCUPATION: Hatter (when admitted as a citizen of Leiden) [Leiden 216].
ESTATE: In the 1623 Plymouth land division "Cudbart Cudbartsone" received six acres as a passenger on the Anne in 1623 [PCR 12:6]; four of these six shares would be for the deceased Degory Priest, his widow Sarah and his two daughters. In the 1627 Plymouth cattle division "Marra Priest" and "Sarah Priest" were the tenth and eleventh persons in the second company, just after their mother and stepfather [PCR 12:9].
BIRTH: About 1579 (aged about forty in 1619 [Dexter 630]).
DEATH: Plymouth 1 January 1620/1 [Prince 287].
MARRIAGE: Leiden 4 November 1611 [NS] "Sara Vincent, widow of Jan Vincent" [MD 7:129-30; Leiden 216]; Priest is said to be of London. She was sister of ISAAC ALLERTON and married (3) Leiden November 1621 (betrothed 25 October 1621 [NS]) GODBERT GODBERTSON [Leiden 101].
CHILDREN:
i MARY, b. say 1612; m. by about 1630 PHINEAS PRATT.
ii SARAH, b. say 1614; m. by about 1632 JOHN COOMBS.
COMMENTS: Bradford includes "Digory Priest" in his list of those on the Mayflower, and in his accounting of 1651 says that Priest "died soon after ... arrival in the general sickness," but "had his wife and children sent hither afterwards, she being Mr. Allerton's sister" [Bradford 443, 447].
In 1957 John G. Hunt published the 1582 baptism for a "Digorius Prust" in Hartland, Devonshire [NEHGR 111:320]; although there is nothing to connect this with Degory Priest of London, Leiden and Plymouth, it is a useful clue.
BIBLIOGRAPHIC NOTE: Degory Priest and his descendants have been given full and definitive treatment in the eighth volume of the Five Generations project of the General Society of Mayflower Descendants, compiled by Mrs. Charles Delmar Townsend, Robert S. Wakefield and Margaret Harris Stover, and edited by Robert S. Wakefield (Plymouth 1994).
Type=Database/Book
Book/Periodical Name=The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-33
Date of Research/Discovery=01 August 2000
Quality of Data=Good | Source (S50)
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| 2770 |
Searching Scot's Origins On-Line records database on 26 April 1998 [http://209.130.76.71/GRO/, since changed to http://www.scotsorigins.com/] | Source (S558)
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| 2771 |
Searching Scotland's People On-Line records database on 26 March 2006 [http://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/]
From the web site:
About ScotlandsPeople
A partnership between the General Register Office for Scotland, the National Archives of Scotland, The Court of the Lord Lyon and Scotland On Line, ScotlandsPeople is the official online source of parish register, civil registration, census and wills & testaments records for Scotland.
Containing over 50 million records, the ScotlandsPeople database is one of the worlds largest resources of genealogical information and one of the largest single information resources on the Web. We provide a fully searchable index of Scottish births from 1553-1905, marriages from 1553 to 1930 and deaths from 1855 to 1955. In addition, indexed census data is available from 1851 to 1901 as well as Scottish Wills & Testaments from 1513 to 1901. To respect privacy of living people, internet access has been limited to birth records over 100 years old, marriage records over 75 years, and death records over 50 years.
From the results of an index search made on this site you may view, save and print images of many of the original documents, and order extracts of any register entries of interest. Such requests are forwarded automatically to New Register House, and the requested extracts are mailed to you (airmail in the case of overseas orders).
General Register Office for Scotland
The General Register Office for Scotland (GROS) administers the registration of events such as births, deaths, marriages, divorces and adoptions, and is responsible for the statutes relating to the formalities of marriage and conduct of civil marriage. They take the decennial census of Scotland's population and prepare and publish demographic and other statistics for central and local Government, for medical research, and for the private sector. They also make available to customers public records about individuals, and maintain for the Scottish Executive the National Health Service Central Register. GROS is headed by the Registrar General for Scotland, Duncan Macniven.
National Archive of Scotland
The National Archive of Scotland (NAS) is an Executive Agency and Associated Department of the Scottish Executive. NAS has one of the most varied collections of archives in the British Isles. It is the main archive for sources for the history of Scotland as a separate kingdom, her role in the British Isles and the links between Scotland and many other countries over the centuries. NAS holds records spanning the 12th to 21st centuries, touching on virtually every aspect of Scottish life. As well as being the repository for the public and legal records of Scotland, NAS also holds many local and private archives. It also advises Scottish government departments, institutions, businesses and private individuals on the care of their records. The Scottish Archive Network (SCAN) project was set up by NAS and a consortium of local and other archives in Scotland, with funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) in 1999 to improve access to Scottish archival resources over the Internet. The most relevant part of the project was digitising and indexing of Scottish wills and testaments 1513-1901.
Court of the Lord Lyon
On behalf of the Sovereign the Lord Lyon King of Arms exercises the Royal Prerogative to grant Arms to virtuous and well deserving persons. The Court of the Lord Lyon is a court of law, part of the Justice Department of Scottish Executive, and deals with petitions for grants of Arms. The Court holds the Registers of Arms and of Genealogies as well as other collections.
Scotland On Line
As a leading provider of web based business solutions, Scotland On Line, www.scotlandonline.co.uk, offers an extensive portfolio of services including application development, e-commerce integration, managed hosting, security services, Internet access and web design.
In addition, Scotland On Line is recognised as the countrys most experienced web publisher offering extensive travel and leisure content at www.scotlandonline.com. | Source (S559)
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| 2772 |
Searching the online Maine State Archives Marriage History Search Form:
Bride Name: WALKER MAUD E
Bride Town/State: MONROE, ME
Groom Name: MURPHY PERCY M
Groom Town/State: WALDO, ME
Certificate Number:
Date of Marriage: 05-23-1915
Quality of Data=High | Source (S358)
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| 2773 |
Second | ?????, ????? (I2690)
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| 2774 |
Second | ?????, ????? (I701)
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| 2775 |
Seelenhofgasse, HausinschriftEr stirbt ev. 18.3.1760, S.734 | VOGT, Johann Philipp (I5040)
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| 2776 |
Self-Published Genealogy Book;
"Some TAYLOR and PORTER Ancestors," May 1985, by Laurance L. CLOUGH | Source (S454)
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| 2777 |
Self-Published Genealogy Book;
"Some TAYLOR and PORTER Ancestors," May 1985, by Laurance L. CLOUGH | Source (S51)
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| 2778 |
Sent a blind email to a possible cousin, and got a reply....
Date: Mon, 11 May 1998 22:37:35 -0400
To: cobharts@iol.ie
From: "Eugene F. Vogt"
Subject: For Mary Harris
Mrs. Harris,
Have I found my cousin? Are you Mary [O'Sullivan] Harris, whose mother was Ita and father was Joseph?
If yes, this is Gene Vogt, your 2nd cousin from Boston! Hi!! I was web surfing and ran across the web site for the The Sirius Arts Centre. What a wonderful place! I wish I could visit every week. The music series' sound especially interesting.
Drop me a line to let me know if I've found the right person or not............
Gene Vogt
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Date: Tue, 12 May 1998 12:21:53 +0100
To: GeneVogt@mediaone.net
From: cobharts@iol.ie (Sirius Arts Centre)
Subject: Mary Harris
Dear Gene,
What a lovely surprise to get your letter. Yes cousin, thats me. I have taken up a second life in arts administration. I'm glad you have seen the web site. It's a lovely project. As they say in Derry "what about you"? Mike and I are now living in the town 9 Lower Midleton Street, Cobh,
Telephone 021 811381. Helen is living in Derry , aged 26 a hard working and committed feminist. Ita who was expected when we last met is 24 and working in University College Cork where she is administrates the heritage management course. David is very nearly 23 and has just qualified as a stainless steel welder/fitter.
Lets have an update on all you people and there are beds in Cobh if you
wish to report in person.
Best wishes,
Mary,
http://ireland.iol.ie/~cobharts/
Exhibitions - 'Recent Etchings' by Michael O Donovan until May 25
Work by children in the County School of Music from
May 28
Concerts - Cobh Young Musicians Thursday May 28, 8 o clock
John Spillane Thursday June 4 8.30 pm. | Source (S571)
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| 2779 |
Sent to America in place of her sister Julia | GRIFFIN, Margaret (I707)
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| 2780 |
Sent to Eugene Vogt from Marcel "Chick" Koval for genealogical purposes, circa 1997. See cover letter image included. | Source (S1112)
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| 2781 |
Served as Private and Sargeant in Revolutionary War, 3 yrs & 8 months, in Captain Williams' Company in Colonel Greaton's Regiment, honorably discharged | MUNROE, Jedediah (I2930)
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| 2782 |
Served in the Army (Rangers) as a chaplain, retired with the rank of Leutenant Colonel. | NAUGHTON, Fr. Thomas J. (I295)
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| 2783 |
Severe dementia in later years | LARSEN, Brita (I317)
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| 2784 |
She had the cottage in Banemore down from Peggy after her husband Jerry, died. But then she went into Tralee to be with her sister, so no-one has it now. | HALLORAN, Annie (I3468)
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| 2785 |
She lived in Omaha. She came to Boston to Fr. Jackie CARROLL's ordination. Anna NEVILLE went to school with her. She was the younger child. Her sister Nellie arranged for her to come to the US to visit. But she never did return to Ireland. She often felt bad that she didn't have the chance to say a personal goodbye to her mother Johanna. Her trip to the US was a rather frightening experience for a young girl. The conditions on the boat were not the best, and she had no one to turn to. When she arrived at Ellis Island they would not let her move on to Omaha where her sponsors were as she did not have the required amount of money. They held her there for a few days until it was straightened out. She never forgot the experience and talked of it to her children. | CARROLL, Margaret (I780)
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| 2786 |
She was from a small cottage on the Ballyheigue road. Her children went to Boston. | MCCROHAN, Ellie (I3754)
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| 2787 |
She was married twice. She went back to Ireland on a visit, met Michael, and married him. He owned the Public House in Ardfert. His son Brendan owns it now. Real name was Kathryn. She is buried in the Kilmoyly Cemetery. She has the big headstone with the Blessed Virgin on top. She died of fever three years after Cathleen was born and left two little children. | MCGRATH, Catherine (I823)
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| 2788 |
She was named after her grandmother Johanna CROWLEY. She was nicknamed Han in Ireland, and was called Anna in the US. She came out to her Aunt Kate CARROLL in Boston on August 16, 1925 when she was 23 years old. She very much wanted a new life in America, having spent about ten years out of school on the farm, working very hard to help her mother with the cooking, cleaning, and housework, as well as work around the farm. There was a night of dancing before she left for America. She went on the side car to Tralee to the train station to go to Queenstown (Cobh). Doll remembers seeing her off at the train station in Tralee. Doll remembers her mother running after the train, waving and crying. Her mother was heartbroken. Anna had on a navy outfit, with a hat and high shoes. Anna took the train to Cobh, where she took a ship to New York City, and then went on to Boston. The ship was the SS Carmania. It arrived in New York City on August 16, 1925. Anna then went up to Boston. The ship's records said that she did not have a ticket for her final destination, so she must have arranged that in New York. She lived with her Aunt Kate at 140 Summer Street in Newton Square. She worked in Newton Square as a domestic, and then met James NEVILLE at an Irish dance. | CARROLL, Johanna (I635)
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| 2789 |
She was naturalized on June 15, 1942, certificate number 5552587. One of her witnesses was Mary K Cusick of 61 Forest Street, Roxbury, who was a neighbor. At the time Anna lived at 2 Forest Place in Roxbury. She was five foot six inches tall, fair skin and hazel eyes. She weighed 180 pounds. | CARROLL, Johanna (I635)
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| 2790 |
She was tall, about six foot tall, and thin, and she wore long skirts. She was the youngest child. She was fun and full of life. When she did get angry she would say, "Peggy, Peg, Peg, and Johnnie, John, John, and they all met together in a fortified fort." She was very devout in her old age. She always carried her rosary. She prayed to St. Anthony. She would put a few coins in any box for St. Anthony. She was very kind to everyone, and she never had an enemy. She would read with only one eyeglass in the eyeglass frame. She was clean and neat. She worked very hard. It was hard for her to see most of her children go to America. She never saw them again. She was a great midwife. She was strong and wiry. She brought all of Anna NEVILLE's brothers and sisters, and Anna, into the world, along with many other babies. No babies ever died when she was involved. She was always reading her epistle. She prayed a lot. But she loved to dance and could dance until the end of the gathering. She smoked a clay pipe. She would ask Doll or Kit to light it, and they would smoke a little of it. She lived at Banemore as a widow. Gerald and Sheila CARROLL's house was built on the site of an old house which various relatives lived in, including her. After she died, Sally lived there until she died. She died of senile decay, according to the death certificate, although Anna said that she had a stroke (or perhaps pneumonia) on Christmas night and died five days later. She had to be watched carefully for the last several years of her life. She had been ill for one week (death certificate) and there was no doctor present. She died on a Monday evening and was waked Tuesday in the house. They took her to the church on Wednesday and buried her on Thursday. Ellen paid for the wake. One version says that she lived to be 89. | MCGRATH, Johanna (I680)
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| 2791 |
She was the oldest child. She lived in England, but died at Kilmoyly, Ardfert. She had two sons who were teachers, a son Fr. Xavier LOVETT in Seattle, a daughter who was a nurse, another daughter, and five daughters who were nuns. Her nickname was Bob. | CARROLL, Mary (I789)
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| 2792 |
Sheet: 8B
ED: 221
Roll: T626_918
State: MA
County: Middlesex
City: Everett
Ward: 3
Date of Census: 4/7/1930
Census Taker: Annis L P Gillig
Street: Morris Street
Address: 28A
House Visitation Order: 122
Family Visitation Order: 218
Name: KUHN, Georgette
Relationship: Head
Own or Rent: R
Rental AMt: $18.00
Radio:
Farm:
Sex: F
Race: W
Age: 42
Marital Status: S
Age First Marriage:
In School: No
Can Read/Write?: Yes
Birthplace: France
Father's Birthplace: France
Mother's Birthplace: France
Language Spoken at home: French
State or MT: 12
Country: 12
Nativity: V
Year of Immigration: 1900
Naturalized?: Na
Able to speak Englich?: Yes
Occupation: Fitter
Industry: Clothing Store
Code: 7710
Code: W
At Work Yesterday?: Yes
Unemployment Sched:
Veteran:
War:
Farm Schedule:
Name(s)=KUHN, Georgette
Census Year=1930
Census Type (Nat'l, State, Local)=Federal Census
Census Enumeration=Everett MA, E.D. 221Sheet 8B
Date of Research/Discovery=21 April 2003 | Source (S341)
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| 2793 |
Sheets copied from roll #1790 by Joanne GONSALVES at the Denver Archives, pages pertaining to pension of Jedediah MUNROE and widow Sarah PARKER.
Microfilm ID M804
Record Group RG015
Title Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant Application Files.
Physical Description 2670 rolls ; 35mm.
Index Term Revolutionary War
Index Term Pension
Index Term Bounty land
Descriptive Pamphlet Available? Yes
General Note Roll list in "Military Service Records" (1985) pages 234-255. This publication replaces M805
Roll List Available? Yes
Type=35mm Microfilm
Date of Research/Discovery=
Quality of Data=Good | Source (S67)
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| 2794 |
Sheppard, Marguerite M.
WAKEFIELD EVERETT
Of Wakefield, formerly of Everett, February 1, 2001, Marguerite M. (Forde), at 87 yrs. Beloved wife of the late Norman E. Sheppard. Mother of Norman H. Sheppard of Crawfordville, FL. Sister of Marie F. DeRubeis of Winchester and the late Evelyn Perry. She is also survived by several grandchildren, nieces and nephews. A visitation will be held at the J.F. Ward Funeral Home, 772 Broadway, EVERETT on Saturday (today), Feb. 3rd at 10 A.M. followed by a Funeral Service at 11 a.m. Services will conclude with interment in Woodlawn Cemetery, Everett. In lieu of flowers donations in Marguerite's name may be made to the American Red Cross, 285 Columbus Ave., Boston, MA 02116.
Type=On-Line Obituary
Name(s)=Marguerite (nee FORDE) SHEPPARD
Book/Periodical Name=The Boston Globe
Quality of Data=Good | Source (S35)
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| 2795 |
Ship Catalonia, Arrived Boston 25 April 1892 from Liverpool & Queensland | BUTTIMORE\BUTTIMER, Elizabeth Mary (I19)
|
| 2796 |
Ship Catalonia, Arrived Boston 25 April 1892 from Liverpool & Queensland | BUTTIMER, Denis J. (I121)
|
| 2797 |
Ship Catalonia, Arrived Boston 25 April 1892 from Liverpool & Queensland | BUTTIMER, Michael Joseph (I193)
|
| 2798 |
Ship Catalonia, Arrived Boston 25 April 1892 from Liverpool & Queensland | BUTTIMER, Margaret (I194)
|
| 2799 |
Ship commanded by Captain d'Ville | GUYON, Jean (I6244)
|
| 2800 |
SHIP OF TRAVEL: La Gascogne
PORT OF DEPARTURE: Le Havre, France
DATE OF ARRIVAL: January 18, 1892
SECOND CLASS PASSENGERS (Page 2 of 6), #19:
NAME: Eugenie Vogt
AGE ON ARRIVAL: 73y (blank for months)
GENDER: F
PROFESSION: None
CITIZEN OF: France
INTENDED DESTINATION OR LOCATION: Boston, Mass
LOCATION OF COMPARTMENT: 2nd Class Cabin
NUMBER OF BAGS: 5
....TRANSIT....: Alien
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Compagnie Generale Transatlantique - French Line
Compagnie Generale Transatlantique (French Line) was founded in 1861. The company began sailing in 1862 from Havre to Mexico and in 1864 they added a services from Havre to New York. They also sailed to Canada via Plymouth, plyed the Mediterranean and they had routes to the West Indies. The vessels averaged 8 days to New York.
In 1880 CGT took over Cie Valery Eugene Pereire and their Mediterranean service and 12 ships. They purchased Cie Franco-Tunisienne and their three ships in 1907. Cie Havraise Peninsulaire was acquired in 1915 and in 1916 they formed a subsidiary company Cie Generale d'Armements Maritimes (CGAM) in partnership with Cie Chargeurs Reunis. In 1917 Cie Navale de l'Oceanie was acquired with five ships. By 1919 they controlled Cie d'Orbigny, Societe Plisson, Societe des Vapeurs de Charge and Societe Marseillaise d'Armament Fritsche & Cie. They were also a major shareholder in the Fabre Line. In 1973 CGT merged with Cie des Messageries Maritimes to form Cie Generale Maritime.
Routes -
1862-1980 St Nazaire (Brest) to Caribbean and southern US ports.
1864-1974 Le Havre to Plymouth or Southampton and Philadelphia, Halifax, New York.
1866-1980 St Nazaire - New Orleans Marseilles to Havana, New Orleans.
1871-1878 Panama to Peru and Chile.
1878-1969 Marseilles to Mediterranean ports.
1905-1976 Le Havre to Halifax, Quebec, Montreal (1954 Great Lakes)
1914-1920 Caribbean service extended to Rio de Janeiro
1919-1966 French ports to Panama, Peru, Chile - later extended to French Pacific Islands.
1920
Type=Ship Manifest (6 pages)
Passenger Name(s):=Eugenie VOGT
Citizen of=France
Port of Arrival=New York
Arrival Date=January 18, 1892
Port of Departure=Le Havre, France | Source (S311)
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