Upcoming Events:
September 15, 2012 10:00 am to 1:00 pm at the Pollard Memorial
Library. Please
note time change.
October
20, 2012 1:30 pm to 4:40 pm at the Pollard Memorial Library.
Remember, October is election month.
If you would like to hold any position, please contact a board member.
November
17, 2012 1:30 pm to 4:30 pm at the Pollard Memorial Library.
December
2011: No meeting. Merry Christmas and Happy
Hanukah.
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Note from our president
How often have
you needed the 1890 census to find your ancestors? What do you use as an alternative? I use city
directories to find where my ancestors were living between 1880 and 1900;
however that only works if I already know where they were living at some time
during those 20 years.
Alternative
records like the Overseers of the Poor records for Lowell that we are just
finishing indexing can help fill in that gap for many people searching for
their ancestors in Lowell. We should all be very proud of what many hands can
accomplish in a short period of time. We have indexed just over 3400 records in
the past year. If you don’t know many of these records contain names of other
family members and for immigrants it notes when and where they arrived and
where they lived in between.
We have a few
more records to finish being indexed and returned, and then we will post the
full indexed list on our Website.
We will be
looking for another project like this that we can do to make a difference.
Diane Laferriere
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Past Happenings:
April Meeting: We
were luck to have Marian Pierre-Louis for our guest speaker. She gave a lecture about using New England poverty records to find your ancestors.
In 1700s and
1800s, towns had stick rules of inhabitancy.
To receive aid a person had to be a legal inhabitant of the town. This resulted in towns issuing various
notifications that are listed in the Town Record books or town reports. These notifications included:
Stranger notifications – Inhabitants had 20 days to report any
non-resident living with them for longer than three weeks. Bonds were required by sponsor in the
non-resident was staying longer than the three weeks.
Warning Out notifications – By warning out a non-inhabitant, towns
were protected from future liability. People
could still live in the town, but could not receive aid from it. Rhode
Island towns would forcibly remove people. Massachusetts
towns were more lenient about letting non-residents
stay.
Cash book line items – found in Treasure’s books showed payments
to the poor for food, clothing, health care, shelter, etc. Some death records can be found in cash books.
Vendue records – Auctions were
held each year for the care of impoverished residents. The lowest bidder was then paid the amount of
his bid and he was required to care for the people he bid on for that year.
Almshouse records
– Some larger town had almshouses for the poor.
Below are some
books Marian suggested if you want to learn more.
Benton, Josiah Henry. Warning Out in New England. Boston: W.B. Clarke Company, 1911
Friend, Esther L. “Notifications and Warning Out: Strangers Taken
Into Wrentham, Massachusetts, Between 1731 and 1812.” The New England
Historical and Genealogical Register Vol 141 (1987): 179-188
Gutman, Robert. “Birth and Death Registration in
Massachusetts.
I. The Colonial Background, 1639-1800.” The
Milbank Memorial Fund Quarterly Vol 36, No. 1 (Jan. 1958): 58-74
Herndon, Ruth Wallis. Unwelcome
Americans : Living on the Margin in Early New England. Philadelphia: University
of Pennsylvania Press,
2001.
Lainhart, Ann S. Digging for Genealogical
Treasure in New England
Town Records. Boston; New England Historic Genealogical Society. 1996.
Rapaport,
Diane. New England Court Records: A Research Guide for Genealogists
and Historians. Burlington, MA: Quill Pen Press, 2006.
Members in
Attendance: Karen Jeffers, Maureen
Famolare, Michelle Robillard, Judi Clermont, Maureen Reilly, Marguerite
Sabatino, Barb Saunders and Ed Miller.
(Ed moved this summer to Missouri
to be with his daughter and grandchildren.)
May Meeting: We
worked on OPR records during the May meeting.
All folders have been distributed.
The index to the OPR records will be on the club website. Unfortunately
we were not able to start the foreign passport project.
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For your information: As in previous years, Karen
and I are pleading with our members to
send us tidbits or anything you feel our members may enjoy reading The newsletter is only as interesting as you,
our members and board members, make it.
We all enjoy reading family stories
about our co-members. It’s fun for all
of us to see how others lived , worked and
played. Please contact Maureen ([email protected])
or Karen with any articles.
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Some Interesting Web Sites:
http://www.genealogical.com/ A newly found site that seems to have a
number of interesting books and cds for sale.
You might find something interesting here.
http://www.newhorizonsgenealogicalservices.com/index.html New Horizons Genealogy specializes
in New England and New York Colonial American
Genealogy, Ancestry and Family History. Our record collections include, Vital
records, Arnold Collection of Rhode Island Vital Records, Barbour Collection of
Connecticut Vital Records, Colonial and State Census records, Federal and State
Census Mortality Schedules, Cemetery records,
1840 Census of Pensioners and Revolutionary War Soldiers Buried in New York
State.
http://www.namesinstone.com/ Search
for a burial record and view the grave location on the map for FREE. Or
register for additional benefits. The Limited
Membership unleashes the power of the Internet. Communicate with
others researching cemeteries, share information about a grave location, a
headstone photograph, or an obituary. The Limited Membership is also the
gateway to building your own cemetery maps, online!
http://obituarieshelp.org/free_printable_blank_family_tree.html
Free downloadable templates to use if you would like
to make a fancy family tree gift.
http://www.castlegarden.org/ CastleGarden.org
is an educational project of The Battery Conservancy. This free site offers
access to an extraordinary database of information on 11 million immigrants
from 1820 through 1892, the year Ellis Island
opened. Over 100 million Americans can trace their ancestors to this early
immigration period.
http://www.ellisisland.org/ In case you would like more current
records than Castlegarden we’ve included Ellis Island…
http://www.cyndislist.com/ An oldie but
goodie. A comprehensive, categorized & cross-referenced list of
links that point you to genealogical research sites online
http://www.italiangen.org/ An Italian Genealogy club based in New York that has searchable databases – most seem to be
centered around New
York City
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If you are trying to find someone
unindexed census, try the following web site to find the correct ED.
(enumeration district). This can be a
very helpful tool for the 1930/1940 censuses.
http://www.stevemorse.org/census/index.html
They offer three utilities to compute EDs for 1940
addresses.
The first is Unified 1940 ED Finder in which you
will be able to compute the ED from the 1940 address in major cities directly.
All cities having at least 25,000 or more in 1940, and many smaller ones as
well, are on this website.
The second is a separate 1930/1940 ED Converter
utility that will allow you to convert a 1930 ED to a 1940 ED.
The third is the ED Description utility for 1940
which works best for all rural areas, and institutions, but does cover the
other EDs as well.
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For a little humor this month
we’ve included the following excerpt from Dick Eastman’s online newsletter.
19th-Century Beauty Tips
It is amazing how
hard great-grandmother worked at being beautiful. When Barkham Burroughs wrote
his Encyclopaedia of Astounding Facts and Useful Information in 1889,
he devoted a full chapter to the “secrets of beauty.” Here are some excerpts:
Bathe often: At least once a week, but if possible, a lady should
“take a plunge or sponge bath three times a week.”
Don’t wash your hair: Water is “injurious” to the hair. Instead,
wipe “the dust of the previous day” away on a towel. You can also brush your
hair during any long, idle breaks in the day. 30 minutes is a good
hair-brushing session.
And never, ever wash your face: Simply rub the skin with “an
ointment of glycerine” and “dry with a chamois-skin or cotton flannel.” One
“beautiful lady” is admired who had “not washed her face for three years, yet
it is always clean, rosy, sweet and kissable.”
I think I prefer spending time with one of today's ladies. You can
read more 1889 beauty "hints" at http://www.mentalfloss.com/blogs/archives/140115
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As we mentioned previously, Ed Miller (Yvonne’s husband) moved to Missouri. He dropped off a box of materials to Maureen
that contained files he found in a closet.
Karen and I were looking through the box and came upon a wonderful little
book called, “Collecting Dead Relatives” by Laverne Galeener-Moore. This book is a real belly roll laugh, but
some of the information is dated. Ms
Galeener-Moore introduces you to various characters you have already met such
as the BORE, the BRIEFCASE MAGNET, and the OLD MASTER. She also discusses sadistic, obnoxious county
clerks, research survival tactics, proper etiquette in
prying information from reluctant relatives, and acceptable and unacceptable
behavior in graveyards. Unfortunately upon checking with the publisher we
cannot use any passages from the book as it is copyrighted. However, we now have a copy of this
delightful, entertaining book for our members to borrow. Just give Karen or Maureen a call.
INGOLDSBY, NELLIE
INNANDO, FRANK
IRELAND, JOHN
IRVANE, FANNIE
ISABELL, JOHN
IVERS, NELLIE
IVORY, JOHN
JACKSON, JAMES
JACKSON, MARY
(CHAPMAN) (MORRISON)
JACOBSON, JAKE
JALBERT, JOSEPHINE
JAMBARD, PETER
JAMES, FRANK
JAMES , CONNOR
JANAKOPULOS, PETER
JARRETT, GEORGE
JARVIS, MARY
JEAN, MICHAEL
JELLEY, JOSEPH
JELLEY, MARY
(HOLLERIN)
JENNINGS, MARIA
JENNINGS, MARY J
JEPSON, ELLEN
JODOIN, LOUISA
(BROTHERS)
JOHIN, PETER
JOHN, AMANDA
JOHNSON, ANDREW
JOHNSON, CHARLES A.
JOHNSON, EDWARD
JOHNSON, HENRY
JOHNSON, HERMAN
JOHNSON, JAMES C.
JOHNSON, JENNIE (CAMPBELL)
JOHNSON, MARTHA
JOHNSON, MARY
JOHNSON, NELLIE
(GANLEY) McMAHON
JOHNSON OR BAGSHAW,
ELIZA (HANSON)
JOHNSTON, WILLIAM H
JONES,
AUGUSTUS
JONES,
CHARLES E.
JONES,
CLARA
JONES,
ELIZABETH A.
JONES,
EUNICE
JONES, FRANK
JONES, GEORGE
JONES, HENRY
JONES, JOHN F.
JONES, LEWELLYN
JONES, THOMAS
JONES, WILLIAM
JONES , MARY E.
JORDAN, JOHN
JORDAN, LOUIS
JORDAN, MARY (DEMPSEY)
JORDAN , JOHN
JOSEPH, JOHN
JOYCE,
ELLEN (O'DONNELL)
JOYCE,
FRANK P
JUBINVILLE,
AMBROISE
JUDGE, LYDIA (RAIN)
JUDGE, MARY
JUDGE, PATRICK
JUDKINS, MARTHA L
JUSTIN, ROSE ANN
KANE, ALICE
KANE, BERNARD
KANE, BRIDGET
(MCGINNISS)
KANE, MARGARET
KANE, MARGARET
(SIXTON)
KANE, MARTIN
KANE, MICHAEL
KAVENEY, JOHN
KAY, NORA
KAY, WILLIAM H
KEAN, MARY ELIZABETH
KEARIN, JOHN
KEARNEY, THOMAS
KEARNS, MARY
KEARNS, MICHAEL
KEATING, MARY
KEATING, THOMAS
KEEFE, ELLEN
KEEFE, JAMES
KEEFE, JAMES H.
KEEFE, MARY
KEEFE, PATRICK
KEEFE, WILLIAM
KEEFE AKA O'KEEFE,
JOHN
KEEGAN, JAMES
KEEGAN, MICHAEL
KEEGAN , KATE
KEELEY, MARY
KEELEY OR PROCTOR,
ANNIE (KEELEY)
KEENAN, DOMINICK
KEENAN, ELLEN
KEENAN, ROBERT
KEENE, DELIA
(DePANCHE)
KEHOE, CHILDREN (6)
KEITH, FRANK A
KELLEHER, JOHN
KELLEHER, PATRICK
KELLEY, ALICE
KELLEY, BRIDGET
(CANNON)
KELLEY, BRIDGET
(O'SHEA)
KELLEY, CARRIE
KELLEY, ELLEN
(MCBRIDE)
KELLEY, FRED E.
KELLEY, JAMES
KELLEY, JENNIE (REED)
KELLEY, JOHN
KELLEY, JOSEPH
KELLEY, KATE (KELLEY)
KELLEY,
MARGARET(FINNERTY)
KELLEY, MARTIN
KELLEY, MARY
KELLEY, MARY
(HARRIGAN)
KELLEY, MARY (MADDEN)
KELLEY, MICHAEL
KELLEY, PATRICK
KELLEY, PETER
KELLEY, THOMAS H
KELLEY , MARGARET
KELLY, ELLA
KELLY, MARGARET
KELLY, MICHAEL
KELTY, ELLEN (FOLEY)
KENCH, ANNIE
KENDALL, JOSEPHINE
KENDRICK, JABEZ
KENEALLY, KATE
(COLEMAN)
KENEALY, HANNAH
KENNEDY, BRIDGET
(MCLAUGHLIN)
KENNEDY, BRIDGET AKA
DELIA (CONWAY)
KENNEDY, CHRISTOPHER
KENNEDY, ELLEN
KENNEDY, ELLEN (DALY)
KENNEDY, JAMES
KENNEDY, JANE (COOPER)
KENNEDY, JOHN
KENNEDY, MARY
KENNEDY, MARY (MCVEY)
KENNEDY, MICHAEL
KENNEDY, PATRICK
KENNEDY, STEPHEN
KENNEDY, THOMAS
KENNEY, ELIZA AND
MARGARET
KENNEY, JANE (WELCH)
KENNEY, JOHN
KENNEY, JOHN H.
KENNEY, KATE (DEMPSEY)
KENNEY, LIZZIE
KENNEY, MICHAEL H.
KENNEY, PATRICK
KENNEY, ROSE
KENNEY, THOMAS
KENYON, DANIEL
KERFOOT, GEORGE W.
KERLER, ROBERT
KERRIGAN, BRIDGET
KERRIGAN, EDWARD
KERRIGAN, MARY (CULLEN)
KERRIGAN, THOMAS
KERWIN , LIZZIE (DURHAM)
KEYES, EMILY
KIDD, JANE ANN
KIERNAN, JAMES
KIERNAN, PATRICK
KILDUFF, LIZZIE
KILKINNEY, MICHAEL
KILLKINNY, MAGGIE
KILLORN, MARGARET
KILLOY, PATRICK
KILROY, JOHN
KING, ALCIDE
KING, ANN
KING, DELIA (REVERIE)
KING, ELLEN A
(KERRIGAN)
KING, MAGGIE
KING, MARGARET T.
(GLEASON)
KING, MARY
KING, MARY (FLOOD)
KINGSLEY, GEORGE
KINLOCK, JOHN
KIRKPATRICK, MARTHA
KIRKSHAW, JAMES
KITCHENER, ALFRED T
KIVELL, JOHN M(ICHAEL)
KIVISINNESS,
KOSTATENOS
KIVLAN, GEORGE T.
KIZIRIAN, ASADOOR
KNOWLES, ANNIE
(FLEMMING)
KNOWLES, CHARLOTTE
KNOWLES, ELBRIDGE G.
KPJMSPM, AUGUST
KYPER, MARY (ARMITAGE)
LA
FONTAINE, MARIE L
LA
MOINE, LOUIS
LA
POINT, LOUIS
LA
RUE, NARCISSE
LABATTE, ALPHONSE J
LABOUNTY A.K.A.
LABONTE, ODILON
LABRANCH, HERMIDAS
LACEY, JAMES
LACHANCE, AUGUSTUS
LACHANCE, MRS. LEOPOLE
(LEMELIN)
LACHAPELLE, ALFRED
LACKIN, BRIDGET
LACOURSE, GEORGE
LACOURSE, LOUIS
LACOURSIERE, ANTOINE
LADD, LILLA
LADUKE, JOSEPH W.
LAFFY,
NELLIE (LYNCH)
LAFONT,
DAVID
LAFONTAINE,
CHARLES
LAFORTUNE, PLACIDE
LAHIFF, MARY
LAHIMIERE, EDWARD
LAJENNESSE,
DAMASE
LAJOIE,
GUILLAUME
LAKE,
MARY (SULLIVAN)
LAMB, ELIZABETH (GUNN)
LAMB, JULIA
LAMBERT, ALEXANDER
LAMBERT, HENRY
LAMBERT, JENNIE
LAMBERT, KATE
LAMERE, ADOLPH
LAMERE, JOSEPHINE
LAMOUREUX,
DELIME
LAMOUREUX,
JOSEPH
LAMPHIRE,
RUFUS D.
LANAHAN, GEORGE F.
LANDON, JENNIE
LANDRY, ANGELINE
(SHERSHOIRE)
LANDRY, EDMUND
LANDRY, JOHN
LANDRY, LOUIS
LANDRY,
MARIE M (DEZIEL)
LANDRY,
OCTAVE
LANDRY, PHILIAS
LANDRY, THOMAS
LANE, GEORGE W
LANE, MARTIN
LANGEVIN, ADELARD
LANGLEY, ALFRED
LANGLEY,
ORLANDO H
LANGLOIS,
ANGELINA
LANGLOIS,
DELIMA (VALIERE)
LANGLOIS,
LOUIS
LANGLOIS,
VIRGINIE
LANIHAN,
GEORGE
LANNAN,
BARTHOLOMEW
LANNES,
AGELOS
LAPIERRE,
ANGELINA (MRS HECTOR)
LAPINE,
ROSANNA (LABRIE)
LAPLANTE,
AMEDEE
LAPORTE,
DELIMA
LAPORTE,
HENRY
LAPPEN,
JOHN
LAREAN,
PROSPER
LAREAU, ARSENE
LARKIN, BRIDGET
(BRADLEY)
LARKIN, THOMAS J.
LARNIE, MARTIN
LAROCHE, WILLIES B.
LAROCQUE, MINNIE
LAROSE, LOCADIE
LAROSE, WILLIAM
LAROUCHE, OLIVIER
LARRAGAY, EDWARD
LARSN ALIAS LARSON,
JOHN
LARSON, MARY
LATINVILLE, EDWARD
LAURENCELLI, EDWARD
LAURENTAUS,
ANDRES
LAVALLE,
BRIDGET (GILLBOY)
LAVALLE,
JANE
LAVELLE,
MARY
LAVELLE,
PETER
LAVERIERE, PIERRE
LAVERY, MARGARET
(WARD)
LAVIETRE, ALBINA
LAVOIE, HENRIETTA
LAWLER AKA LAWLESS,
THOMAS
LAWLESS, THOMAS
LAWRENSON, MICHAEL
LAWSON, WILLIAM J
LAYCOCK, ELIZABETH
LE BARON, JAMES
LEACES, ANGELES
LEACH, DANIEL
LEACH, JOHN
LEACH, MARY E.
LEACH, SARAH (DOHERTY)
LEAHY, DANIEL
LEAMY, WILLIAM
LEANOS, GEORGE
LEARY, BRIDGET
LEARY, CHILDREN OF
MARY
LEARY, JULIA
LEARY, MARY
LEARY, THOMAS
LEBLANC,
AMANDA
LEBLANC,
ELEANOR (DESCHENES)
LEBLANC,
ELI
LEBLANC,
JOSEPH
LEBLANC , JOSEPH
LEBLANC , JOSEPH AKA
JOHN
LECKIE,
ELLEN (JOHNSON)
LECLAIRE,
MARY (COTE)
L'ECUYER,
ANGELIQUE
LEE, CHARLES H.
LEE, HANNAH (BOGUE OR
BOGNE)
LEE, LIZZIE
LEE, MARGARET
(FLAHERTY)
LEE, ROGER
LEEHY, MARY
LEFEBRE, ADELINE
LEGACY, FRANCIS
LEGARE, MARY JANE (SCOTT)
LEHEY,
ELLEN (SCANLAN)
LEIGHTON,
LYNN
LEMAY,
ABBIE
LEMAY,
JENNIE
LEMAY,
(ALIAS) BELLEROSE, MARIE (TANCREDE)
LEMOINE,
ALBERT
LEMPRONE,
DELAIDE
LENAS,
ISRAEL
LENNON,
JAMES
LENNON, PETER
LENNON/LEONARD,
BRIDGET
LEONARD, LAWRENCE
LEONARD, MARGARET (STAPLETON)
LEONARD, MARY
(BOLLERD)
LEONARD, MARY
(SHARKEY)
LEPAGE, JOSEPH
LEPP, JOSEPH
LESLIE, ALBERT W
LESSARD, ADELARD
LETIMER, WINNIE
(JUDGE)
LEVESQUE,
JOSEPH E.
LEVESQUE,
MAUD (KING)
LEVOIR,
ELI
LEVY, SAMUEL
LEWIS, CHARLES
LEWIS, EDWARD
LEZOTTE, LEANDER
LIBERTE, MARGARET
LIGNIERE, BENJ.
LINDEROTT, AUGUST J.
LINDQUIST, OLAF
LINDSAY, JOHN G
LINNEHAN, DENNIS
LINNEHAN, MARGARET
(WOLFE)
LINNEHAN, MARIA
LINNEHAN, MARY
(TWOHEY)
LINNEHAN, MARY A
LINNIHAN, JOHN
LINSKEY, PETER
LITTLE, ROSE (FISHER)
LIVINGSTON, ANNIE
L AKA CLARA
LLOYD, DAVID
LLOYD, JAMES
LOCKE, MARY
LOFTUS, WILLIAM T
LOGAN, JAMES
LOMBARD, MARY
LOMBARD, THOMAS
LONG, MARTIN
LONGHARAN, THOMAS
LONGLEY, MARY E.
LONGTIN, HERMIDAS
LONMOS, ANASTASIO
LOONEY, ANN (MATTHEWS)
LOONEY, NORAH
LOORAM, ALICE
LOORAM, JOHN
LORD, GEORGE FRANKLIN
LORD, JENNIE (KNOWLES)
LORIN OR LOORAM, ELLEN
(RYAN)
LOUF, PIERRE
LOUGHLIN, MARY
LOUGHLIN, MICHAEL
LOUIS PLANT, JOSEPH
LOUNEY, JEREMIAH
LOVE, MARGARET
(GALLAGHER)
LOVELL , MARY (LOFTYS)
LOVETT, (MRS) GEORGE
LOVETT/LEAVITT, RICHARD
LOWE, WILLIAM J
LU, MICHAEL
LUBUNTI, NELLIE
LUCHIA, ALICE
LUFTUS, MARTIN
LUKENS, GEORGE W.
LUNDAY, JOHN
LUNDGREN, HILMAR
LUNDGREN, JOHN
LUSCOMB, MARY E.
LYDEN, MARY
LYDEN, PETER P.
LYNCH, ANN (O'BRIEN)
LYNCH, JEREMIAH
LYNCH, JOHN
LYNCH, JOHN J.
LYNCH, MARY
LYNCH, MARY (LYNCH)
LYNCH, MARY (MURPHY)
LYNCH, MARY (ROAN)
LYNCH, MARY JANE
LYNCH, MATTHEW
LYNCH, MICHAEL
LYNCH, NORA
LYNCH, PATRICK
LYNCH, PETER
LYNCH, THOMAS
LYNCH, THOMAS P
LYNN, JAMES
LYNN, THOMAS
LYONS, EMMA
LYONS, FRANK
LYONS, JOSEPH
LYONS, KATE
LYONS, KATE (SMITH)
LYONS, THOMAS
MACK, ELLEN
MACK, JAMES
MACK, SAMUEL
MACKEY OR LOOBY,
HANNAH
MACURDA, MARIA F
MADDOX, HENRY
MADDOX, JANE (WOOD)
BROWN
MADDOX, MARGARET
(MURPHY)
MADEERE, JACINTHE
MADIGAN, SARAH
(DEVINE)
MAGUANT,
AURELIE (WILLETT)
MAGUINN,
PIERRE
MAGUIRE,
ANNIE (EARLEY)
MAGUIRE, BRIDGET (CURRY)
MAGUIRE, CORNELIUS
MAGUIRE, EDWARD
MAGUIRE,
HUGH
MAGUIRE,
JENNIE
MAGUIRE,
NELLIE
MAGUIRE, ROSE A
(HANLEY)
MAGUIRE, THOMAS
MAHAN, SARAH
MAHER, CATHERINE
MAHER, JOHN
MAHON, THOMAS
MAHONEY, CATHERINE
MAHONEY, EDWARD
MAHONEY, JAMES
MAHONEY, JOHN
MAHONEY, KATE
MAHONEY, MARY
MAHONEY, MARY(CONNORS)
MAHONEY, MICHAEL E.
MAHONEY, NELLIE
MAHONEY, THOMAS F
MAHONEY, TIMOTHY C.
MAHONEY, WM
MAHR, KATE
MAILLOUX,
FRANCOIS
MAINVILLE,
JOSEPH
MALLINSON,
FRED
MALLON, MARGARET
(CONNORS)
MALLON, MARIA
(CUMMINGS)
MALLOY, JAMES A
MALONE, EDWARD
MALONE, JANE
MALONE, JOHN
MALONEY, ANNIE
(FLANNERY)
MALONEY, BRIDGET
MALONEY, ELLEN
(FITZGIBBONS)
MALONEY, JOHN
MALONEY, JOHN F.
MALONEY, LIZZIE
MALONEY, MAGGIE
MALONEY, MICHAEL
MALONEY, PATRICK
MALONEY, WILLIAM
MANCHESTER, MORRISON C
MANDEVILLE,
LOUIS
MANGAN,
JAMES
MANNING,
MARGARET
MANNING, MARY
(GUIAHEEN)
MANNING, MARY
(SULLIVAN)
MANNING, NELLIE
(MURPHY)
MANNING, PATRICK
MANNING , JAMES
MANSFIELD, JOHN
MARCEAU, CELESTIN
MARCET,
JOSEPHINE
MARCHAND,
CECELIA
MARCHAND,
LOUIS C
MARCIL, HERMIDAS
MARCON, EDWIDGE
MARCOTT, MARY
MARCOVITCH,
JACOB
MARKET,
CHARLES
MARQUIS,
MARIE
MARR, AGNES
MARSDEN, MARGARET
(TASKER)
MARSH, CHARLES
MARSHALL, AMOS
MARSHALL, CATHERINE
(BURNS)
MARSHALL, FRED
MARSHALL, WILLIAM
MARSHALL , MARGARET (LIVINGSTON)
MARSHAUSKY,
IDA
MARTE,
MARIE LOUISE
MARTEL,
LOUIS
MARTIN, ELIZABETH
MARTIN, ETIENNE
MARTIN, JAMES
MARTIN, JOHANNA
MARTIN, JOHN F.
MARTIN, JOSEPH F.
MARTIN, MARGARET
MARTIN, MARGARET
(GILL)
MARTIN, MICHAEL
MARTIN, PATRICK
MARTIN, RICHARD
MARTIN, ROBERT
MARTIN, ROBERT F.
MARTIN, WILLIAM
MASOFSKY, MOSES
MASON,
MELISSA B. (BLAIN)
MASSE,
ANTOINE
MASSE, JULES
MASSEY, FRANK
MASSEY, MARY A.
(SCANLON)
MASSICOTTE,
CHARLES
MASSON,
PIERRE