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(Research): Brew-master & Cooper by Trade. | KRAUSSLACH, George (I3356)
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(Research): My grandfather Thomas and my grandmother Theresa were married in Ireland.
They had a child in Dublin but left that child and came to America with
my Uncle Mervyn and I Aunt Ruby. I know they had more children
that were born in America and are still alive. My dad was the baby, his
name was Reginald Vincent Harold Haines, he has a sister, Dorothy which
we call Topsy, a sister Lois, he had a brother Victor that is also
deceased. They lived in Kearny New Jersey. My grandfather died in the
1940's after he got a report that my dad was dead in World War II, which
wasn't the truth. He suffered a heart attack and his wife Theresa died
one year later, my dad always said she died of a broken heart. Theresa
was catholic. I know Uncle Mervyn became an electrical engineer, he was
very smart and worked for Bell Telephone, he lived in Livingston New
Jersey and was influential in his town, they named a community pool
after him. If you have any more information on Thomas, I would love to
hear it. My brother's name is Thomas Haines, he is a retired police
officer. My dad married my mom in 1945, her name was Faye Mattia, and
they had three children, Thomas, Phyllis, and myself.
Thank you,
Debbie Haines-Gladd albrightelectric@verizon.net. 20-04-2009. Alan | HAINES, Mervyn Victor Thomas. (I498)
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(Research):1911 Worked as a Tobacco Presser. | FREER, Joseph (I1813)
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(Research):1926 Occ: Coppersmith. New York Travel Listing. | PENFOLD, Joseph Thomas. (I3784)
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(Research):Arrived in America on the 24 Nov 1913. From Canada.
John Bieb. | SCHURMAN, Freideric August Trell. (I3742)
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(Research):Cabinet Maker. | MASTERMAN, Eric Francis. (I3762)
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(Research):Came into Possision, of 2 of Willie O'Sullivans Paintings today the
18-Nov 2009.
Given to me by "Kae Dowling" of Cork.
Painted in year 1928. | O'SULLIVAN, William Anthony (I84)
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(Research):Children of Edward Daunt and Eliza Ryan are: Mary Daunt, born Bef. 21 Sep 1841.
Notes for Mary Daunt:
Frank Thompson's Five Catholic Parishes Database: Mary Daunt, daughter of Edward Walsh Daunt, of
Glinny, and Eliza Ryan, baptised 21 September 1841. Sponsors were Mark Collins and Catherine Ryan. | DAUNT, Mary (I3639)
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(Research):Death 1869 Dub South Vol, 2 Page 557 | SMITH, Martha (I3638)
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(Research):Delia went on to become a NUN. and was based in The Convent; Bexley Road. Erith , Kent, England.
She was known as Sister Bridget Patricia. | SELLARS, Delia Elizabeth. (I1631)
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(Research):Description: Adam Biebesheimer born in 1869 in Nordheim Germany, died in 1931 of tbc. Educated in Worms, Germany, pharmacist training in Milwaukee Wisc. and one year at Texas A&M.
He enjoyed Shiller and Goethe - Schmann. A mason - served in the Spanish American war in Florida. Sucessful pharmacy in Bay View.
Elizabeth (Krausslach) born in 1872 in Milwaukee Wisc, died in 1947 of a heart attack. Was the first secretary of the National Druggist Assoc. Auxilary in Wisconsin.
Used to bring us horehounds and carmel corn after her shopping jaunts down Wisconsin Ave.
As a preschooler when she lived in the homestead on 9th and Vliet she used to take me to the bakery to get brochen eaten with plenty of butter and currant jelly. She and sister Kate moved to an apt on Atkinson Ave during WWII. There she made a great frozen custard and lemon pies. When brother Ed was born I stayed there for a couple of weeks. Had the privilege that Christmas of putting up their tree. Used to watch Aunt Kate review her stocks each day with her magnifying glass. And now also under stand why my grandmother let me thread the needles for her sewing. Like my Dad - a very nice relaxed way about her. | KRAUSSLACH, Elizabeth Ann. (I2902)
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(Research):Description: Born 1869 in Nordheim, Germany. Attended schools in Worms, Gemany.
Worked for an importing firm at Mannheim Germany several years.
Came to America in 1893 to visit the Chicago World's Fair and stayed. Naturalized in 1896.
Worked for Ladwig and Schrank.
Worked for Webster Drug lab in Waupaca.
Returned to Milwaukee in 1896 and opened the City Hall Drug Store in parternership with Alvin Loefke.
In 1898 enlisted in the Spanish-American War - 1st
Reg Inf. Wis. Volunteers and served at Jacksonville, Fla. until honorably discharged in 1899.
In 1900 dissolved partnership with Loefke and established Bay View Pharmacy Pryor Avenue and Ellen St. ( now Delaware Ave.)
Married in 1901 - 2 children John William and Mrs. Jerome Dowling.
In 1913, due to ill health, moved to Big Wells, Texas, where he operated a ranch. (just like George Bush)
Returned to Mil. in 1921.
Re-entered the drug business at Teutonia Ave and Clark sts in 1922 which he operated until his death Mar. 2 1931.
Mr. Biebesheimer was a member of Russell Ave Evangelical Church, a mason, member of Lake Lodge, Hugh McGrath Post, Wisc. Pharmaceutical Assn, Nat Assn Reail Drugists, Mil Veteran Druggist Assn. | BIEBESHEIMER, Adam Wm. (I2718)
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(Research):Done Bridesmaid: for her sister Bridget in 1886 in Cork. | HURLEY, Mary Kate (I1797)
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(Research):Emigrated on Board the S'S' Baltic. in March 1907 Michael and Kate.
Destination. Ontario, Canada. | DOWLING, Michael Henry (I389)
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(Research):Found his grave in Glasnevin St Pauls plot. | BILLINGS, Nicholas (I384)
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(Research):He worked as a Postman.
Told by Alison Tomsett | TOMSETT, Edward James (I310)
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(Research):I met up with June in Wilton, in August 2007. We had a good ould chat I got some Information on the Lane family And my own Family. | LANE, June (I66)
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(Research):James was a Policeman. His Daughters Wedding Cert.
Death Cert: Jan - Mar 1904 Galway. Vol. 4 Page 181 | GLANCY, James (I54)
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(Research):Jane O. Mackenzie:
Mrs. Jane Oswald Mackenzie, 84, 469 Juniper Ct., died at her residence Friday at 4:15 A.M. of a lingering illness. She was born July 23, 1868, in Scotland, and was married to John J MacKenzie Nov 8, 1891, in Barre, Vt. They came to Utah in 1918, where Mr. Mackenzie died in December, 1920. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Winnifred Scogings, with whom she resided; three grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Monday noon at 574 E. 1st South by the Rev. Donald Christensen, pastor, Wasatch Presbyterian Church. Friends may call at the place of funeral Sunday and Monday one-half hour prior to services. Burial will be in Murray City Cemetery. | OSWALD, Jane (I2306)
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(Research):Looked at school records in the archive library in Bishop Street. on 10-10-2007.
searched: Ed 2 / 15 folio 133
ED 2/ 150 Folio 150.
»ED 2 / 157 Folio 65.
Will I find anything :
11-02-1841 Salary granted to Cornelius O'Driscoll from 01-01-1841.
26-05-1841 paid a salary of £7-10 sh.
11-02-1841 to 15-02-1853. So Far.
07-03-1856 to 20-02-1882. He might retire.
16-04-1884 C.O'Driscoll Admonished on strict observance of rule 4 in future.
in 1871 looked to get back in but was out of the boards service for almost 8 years. | O'DRISCOLL, Cornelius Snr (I118)
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