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WikiTree Challenge Week 42
Guest Star: Irene Cornish
Lookup Requests for FHL
Please post profile, description of item you are looking for, and film or book url
- Looking for baptism of Georg Johannes Petrus Dewerth 10 May 1779 From what I can puzzle out it should be microfilm 1052378 items1 or 2 I cannot see the images to give you a number ! Sorry Help appreciated [Cormack-404|Anon (Cormack) Sharkey]]
- This needs looked up at a Family History Library.... not affiliate!! UGH! Tucker-11084 17:24, 22 October 2021 (UTC)
Maggie Brogan (1881-1881) birth certificate 9 Apr 1881 Brooklyn is in one of these three films: https://www.familysearch.org/search/film/004200126?cat=199947 https://www.familysearch.org/search/film/004200628?cat=199947 https://www.familysearch.org/search/film/004200629?cat=199947 They should be in date order and easy to find
- DONE and posted the info to Nicole in Discord, Tucker-11084 13:01, 23 October 2021 (UTC)
John S Gardiner (bef.1860-1934) death who died in DC in Sept 1934.
https://www.familysearch.org/search/image/index?owc=Q6SP-7D2%3A1590032434%3Fcc%3D1803967
Notes From Irene
- My main focus is to learn more about my great grandmother (Katey, Catherine/Katharine Havey) and her sister, Annie Havey (who married a man with the last name Kane). That is definitely the brick wall I’ve hit. I found Katey and Annie on the 1870 census and then found my great grandmother on later census and other records after she married my great grandmother. But I never could find Annie again. According to my mother, Annie and her family (husband and two daughters) lived in the house next door to my great grandmother. I could never document that info with a census. Perhaps they only lived next door for a period less than 10 years and they weren’t living there when census data was collected.
- Also, I’ve never been able to find any documents about Katey and Annie’s immigration to the US. I know approximate dates but have never found their names on any ship registers. I see possibilities but there’s never enough data to be certain. My mother said Katey came to the US from Ireland at the age of 17 to work as a domestic servant. She said that Katey was born and raised in County Clare (after their parents died, their mother’s sisters raised them). Her sister, Annie, came over, too, but don’t know if she came over first or if they came over together. And I don’t know who or how they were sponsored to be brought to Bordentown, New Jersey.
- And also welcome any new info about my great grandfather, William Tindall DeWorth, too. I know some about his German roots but would like to learn more.
Photographs
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Resources
Germany
- German Church Records Archion, your browser should translate this page to English if needed.
- German Resources List of German source links.
- German Church Records Archion, your browser should translate this page to English if needed.
- ARCHION DURCHSUCHEN
- Die Maus on die.mau.bremen.info
- German Genealogy Records This is a list of sources, both paid and free
- German Church Record Vocabulary
- Germany Online Records This is a list of sources, both paid and free
- German Resources List of German source links.
- WikiTree Germany Project Resources
- WikiTree Germany Project Templates
- Germany, Prussia, BMD
- Germany records on FamilySearch
- Immigrant Ship Transcription Guild: Transcribed Ships Manifests Departing from Germany
- Matricula Online
- Old German Writing: here you can learn about Suetterlin - the "German handwriting". There are also tips and tricks for deciphering old scripts as well as a comparison of the Suetterlin alphabet to older writings of 17th-19th century.
- Thuringen Archives
- German Roots Sticker {{German Roots Sticker}}
Ireland
- Census Records of Ireland NationalArchives.ie
- Ellis Island Passenger Database on Irish-Genealogy-Toolkit.com
- Genealogy Records on Genealogy.NationalArchives.ie
- GENUKI on GenUki.org.uk - This has links to records, maps, and research tips
- Ireland Church Records Where to find church records with various links
- Ireland Marriages on FamilySearch
- Ireland Census Substitutes What census records are available, with where to find them
- Ireland Emigration Video on FamilySearch on finding the origins of Irish Immigrants
- Ireland Online Genealogy Record Links.
- Irish Ancestors This maps out where surnames are located, as well as locations in general
- Irish Genealogy on IrishGenealogy.ie
- Irish Records Civil and Church record database
- National Archives of Ireland Try their census search
- National Library of Ireland a new database holding images of the Library's Roman Catholic parish registers
- PRONI the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland
- Tracing Irish Roman Catholic Ancestry An overview of how to approach Roman Catholic research
- WikiTree Ireland Project Check for resources and stickers
- Tip: The census records are a good start, and you should be able to find images of all the birth records for each child on irishgenealogy. They have exact birth date, places, fathers Occupation, and mother’s maiden names. Once you get that, you can search for the marriage of the parents, and that gives their fathers names. The civil records are great, but only go back to 1864 for births, a bit earlier for marriages.
United States
- DAR Ancestor Search
- United States Reliable Sources
- Newspapers via Fulton History Search
- Pennsylvania: Encyclopedia of American Quaker genealogy, by ... v.2
- See the United States Project Stickers page for the various stickers available.
Tell Us What You Found!!
Interesting Finds
- List interesting finds to share with the guest at the end of the week
- Detterer-16, Edward Detterer and his son, Richard, were buried in a Monument Cemetery in Philadelphia. Their bodies were moved when the cemetery was sold to Temple University. There is an interesting story behind this on wikipedia. [1] MIght be a candidate for a space page.
- Irene's paternal grandparents James Joseph Brogan and Isabella Veronica Gardiner were both born in New York, but both had roots in Inver parish in County Donegal in Ireland. Her grandfather's mother Catherine Brogan emigrated from the townland of Drumagraa in Inver parish and her grandmother's mother Mary Elizabeth Meehan emigrated with her parents and siblings from an area referred to as Salt Hill, also in Inver parish. The Inver diaspora in Brooklyn and Manhattan appear to have maintained close contact long after leaving their home parish. As late as 1920, there was a re-union of exiles from Inver parish held in New York at which the attendance include Mr and Mrs John Brogan, Drimagra, probably relatives of Irene. The report from the Derry Journal of 16 July 1920 is reproduced here.
Interesting Non-finds
Three of Irene's Irish-born greatgrandparents still don't have parents on WikiTree, with just over nine hours to the deadline.
- James J. Brogan probably married before 1881 in New York and died on 15 November 1927 in Washington, D.C. We have not found his marriage certificate and his parents' names are left blank on his death certificate.
- John S. Gardiner married on 4 February 1880 in King's County, New York, and died on 14 September 1934 in Washington, D.C. Neither his marriage certificate nor his death certificate is available online. The former was requested from FHL on 23 October 2021 and the latter must be ordered from DC Health - Vital Records.
- Katharine Havey famously married on 11 April 1872 in Trenton, New Jersey, and died on 31 January 1929 in Bordentown, New Jersey. Her parents are not named in the familysearch.org extract from her marriage record and her death record has not been located.
Waldron-201 14:37, 27 October 2021 (UTC)
Free Space Pages
- List of Free Space Pages created for or linked to members of this family.
- Havey or Harvey from Ireland
- Brogan Families in Drumagra
- Havey surname in New Jersey
- Inver Exiles Re-Union in New York
- Kane surname in New Jersey
- Havey / Heavy Killian, County Galway, Ireland
Military Profiles
- Did any of the guests' family serve in the military or military conflicts?
- Philip Markley was appointed Commissioner to collect supplies for the army during the American Revolution.
- Edward Detterer (1847-1875) enlisted in the United States Army in 1865, he was a civil war soldier.
- Lawrence Henry DeWorth (1840-1917) enlisted in the United States Army in 1862, he was Civil war soldier.
Ancestors
Brick Walls
Paternal Brick Walls
- James J Brogan: Needs parents Ireland
- Catherine (Tracy) Brogan: Needs parents Ireland
- John S Gardiner: Needs parents Ireland
- Mary E (Meehan) Gardiner: Needs parents Ireland
Maternal Brick Walls
- William Barge Detterer ➔ Edward Detterer ➔ Isaac Detterer ➔ Christian Detterer: Needs parents
- William Barge Detterer ➔ Edward Detterer ➔ Isaac Detterer ➔ Elizabeth Harley ➔ Rudolph Harley: Needs parents
- William Barge Detterer ➔ Edward Detterer ➔ Isaac Detterer ➔ Elizabeth Harley ➔ Mary Beckeer: Needs parents
- William Barge Detterer ➔ Edward Detterer ➔ Mary Markley ➔ Jacob Markley: Needs parents
- William Barge Detterer ➔ Edward Detterer ➔ Mary Markley ➔ Mary Koplin: Needs parents
- William Barge Detterer ➔ Susannah Graf ➔ Jacob Graf: Needs parents
- William Barge Detterer ➔ Susannah Graf: Needs a mother
- Anna Elizabeth Schimpf ➔ Valentine Schimpf ➔ Jacobus Schimpf: Needs parents Germany
- Anna Elizabeth Schimpf ➔ Valentine Schimpf: Needs a mother Germany
- Anna Elizabeth Schimpf ➔ Margaretta Adolph: Needs parents Germany
- William Tindall DeWorth ➔ Joseph DeWorth ➔ Peter Dewerth: Needs parents Germany
- William Tindall DeWorth ➔ Joseph DeWorth ➔ Christina Theobald: Needs parents Germany
- William Tindall DeWorth ➔ Mary Carson ➔ William Carson, Sr.: Needs parents
- William Tindall DeWorth ➔ Mary Carson ➔ Nancy Ann Tindall: Needs parents
- Katharine Havey: Needs parents
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