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Hi T,

Thank you for your kind offer.

Could you please check 1930 USA Census in New York for James McArdle and wife Jessie (nee Judge) born New York 1903. I've recently found a marriage for them in 1927 Manhattan.

Any help greatly appreciated.

Hi T, Many thanks for the offer, it's very kind of you and much appreciated.

I have asked this of someone else recently, and they couldn't find anything, so I hope it's not against the rules to ask you.


Cornelius E Baker b 1850 Staffordshire England, head Engineer/ Machinest.
Lydia Baker wife b 1849 Wales Uk
Sarah daugh b 1870 Wales UK
Arthur son b 1872 Wales Uk
Mary daugh b 1874 Wales UK
Polly daugh b 1877 Wales UK
Harriet Hannah daugh b 1880 Sussex England
Edward son b 1883 Pennsylvania, USA
Bessie daugh b 1886 Pennsylvania USA

The family emigrated in 1883 and I don't have any USA records of them so don't know what happened between 1883 and 1900.

I have them in 1900 but only Cornelius with son Edward and daughter Bessie. Living in Pittsburg Ward 25. I'd love to find out what happened the Lydia and the other children and any possible marriages or deaths.

Many thanks again T for your help.

Regards, Lou

Update: Just noticed the time and have to dash now, but will check in later, Sorry T I hate to leave but have to. Thanks,

Hi thanks for the offer, could you look for William Francis Lawson born Jun Q 1867 in Battersea. In 1901 he is in Devon with his mother and stepfather and then disappears. Can't find him in 1911. His half brother Sidney Albert Lawson emigrated to USA after his marriage in 1909 and a son was born in 1913 in Missouri, I have them on 1920 US Census

So I just wondered if William had gone with them or joined them.

Thanks in advance for looking, Jennifer

have to go and cook now so will check back tomorrow

Thank you T for trying.

Debbie

Red,

Can try - fire away with details

T

Debbie..

I've tried searching using Henry St?*kens* but all I get are the ones of his marriage and baptism of Henrietta (he was a carpenter as occ for that).

I tried other site, familysearch org using stookensmith as surname.. This what threw up..

Name: John Christian Stuckenschmidt Of Stookensmith
Gender: Male
Burial Date: 10 Jun 1832
Burial Place: St. George'S, Battersea, Surrey, England
Death Date:
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Age:
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Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I00515-3
System Origin: England-EASy
Source Film Number: 1752198
Reference Number: 44
Collection: England Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991

Other than that, nothing else I'm afraid.. Sorry

T

Hi, Thank you for your kind offer,

Please could you see if their is anything listed for a Henry Stookensmith (could possibly be Stuckenschmidt) On his daughters marriage cert his occupation has been listed as Harp Maker.
He was married 14 Oct 1819, Parish: Saint Marylebone, County: Middlesex to Sarah Dodson and their daughter Henrietta Caroline Stookensmith was born 1822. I am assuming he died not long afterwards as his wife remarried in 1833

Many Thanks

Debbie

Oops sorry guys.. Hadnt realised that I have replies (I so wish that GR would give us an option to send us notification of replies!!).

Still need it or not?

T

Hi T,
This is just a shot in the dark. Trying to find the birth of Theodore Laurent Hazelman (Hasselman, Hazeman and other varients) born in Strasbourg, Alsace, France,circa 1840-42. This has eluded me for years so would be great if you can find anything.

Thanks Heather

Hi T

Thanks for the kind offer

I am looking for records of Frederick Sass born in Hamburg Germany in 1829.

He came to England in about 1850 with his wife Louisa born about 1834.

I was hoping there would be some records in Germany of their births and marriage and even emigration.

Thanks in advance

^ nudge

Hi again.. :D

I can now resume in doing a lookup in Ancestry's Worldwide records, if you want to know what's included then please go to their site and check out its subs.

Please try to give me as much info as you can.

Thanks,

T