The Marriage Certificate of Cecelia L. Hone and Edward L. Kear
SOURCE: Cecelia Hone and Edward L Kear Marriage Certificate obtained from the Westchester County Archives. Cecelia L Hone, of 37 Orchard Street in Mount Vernon, was born in Rye, NY on September 16, 1900 and was a bookkeeper when she decided to marry Edward L Kear. She was 31 years old. This was her second
The Roach Family Discovered!
By Philip HayesPublished On: July 6th, 2009Categories: Found Documents, Found Relatives, On The Genealogy Trail, Surname: RoachWhen I first started doing my genealogy research, I learned that my great, great grandfather, Henry Lewis, married a woman named “Anna Roche”. In fact, my great aunt, Grace Lewis” gave me the first first insight into a family that I had only heard of by name. “Anna Roche was born in Brooklyn, but her
Erie Alderman Edward Hayes Death Certificate
By Philip HayesPublished On: June 5th, 2009Categories: Found Documents, Surname: Hayes (on Lewis Side)Today I received a copy of Erie Alderman Edward Hayes Death Certificate. Edward was born May 2, 1853 in Limerick, Ireland. One interesting fact about this Death Certificate is that it provides another spelling for his mother's name. This time we see it as "Coughey". We have also seen Cowie, Cowhey and Couhy. Click to
The Baron (Baroni) Immigration From Italy
Colleen’s great, great grandmother Giaele (Jean) Bottomly was born in Rivarolo Mantovano, Italy on December 28, 1870. Rivarolo Mantovano is a commune (municipality) in the Province of Mantua in the northern Italian region Lombardy, located about 110 km southeast of Milan and about 30 km southwest of Mantua. A= Rivarolo Mantovano, Italy B
Wylda Baron Designs Traveling Canine Kennel
I came across this vintage newspaper article about Wylda Baron, great, great aunt of Jean Yerks (Colleen's mom). It was published in the Chicago Tribune on 7 March 1926. (Click to enlarge) "Windshield, shock absorbers and public attention are parts of this new type of traveling kennel designed by Wylda Baron of Long Island to conform with all state laws concerning
Marriage Certificates Reveal Additional Information About Birkenhead Beattie’s
Recently received Marraige Certificates reveal some missing information from the Beattie’s who move to the Birkenhead area.
Beattie Letter, Circa 1850-1900
This letter has been handed down through the generations and wound up in my mother’s possession. The envelope that the letter was in was addressed to a Mrs William Russell of Miami, Florida. Across the top of the envelope, it had “Record of Beattie Family from Edith” written on it. I don’t know who she is yet,
The Colwell – Tierney Link
By Philip HayesPublished On: December 20th, 2008Categories: Found Documents, Surname: Colwell & Gent, Surname: TierneyTags: Surname: TierneyWhen I first took over the family genealogy project from my Uncle Lloyd Lewis, there was one page of his notes that I ignored for some time because the notes he had on the names were scarce. On the top of one page, he wrote the name Kate Sproul Colwell.. Next to it were the
1919: Marriage License of William B Yerks & Myrtie Gant
Below is the found Marriage License of William B Yerks & Myrtie Gant, brother of James L. Yerks I. This is the link to our new found relatives in New Jersey. Click on the image below to see a larger copy.