Bergen - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Shine/Fallon

elbiba — 2013-06-16 20:14:52Z

Could anyone help me please. my two ancestors - sisters Bridget born 1873 and maria McKeon born 1868 in Leitrim Ireland they emigrated about 1890. Their parents were Patrick McKeon & Mary Murray. Bridget became Mrs Fallon and had one child named Milred. Maria = Mrs Shine had 4 children - Mamie, George, Catherine, Frank. I don't know the first names of the husbands. I'm not sure either that I have the right state - it's possible that they lived in New york. I found another sister living in Ridgefield in the 1930 and 40s census. I can't find those two in any of the census. I would really appreciate any assistance I could get with this. Thank you for your help.

Re: Ramapo Tract

jim_barraclough — 2013-06-11 17:19:43Z

Hello davidahenry - I note that you have a map of the area. I believe my GGGGGrandfather was a George Smith (Schmidt) he joined the New Jersey volunteers when they were enrolling - think he came from a family on the tract - is there a Schmidt/smith listed on the map? Any info would be appreciated. Thank you Jim Barraclough

Ramapo Tract

jim_barraclough — 2013-06-10 01:38:05Z

Hi - not sure but think that I have traced my ancestor back to a George Smith who was in the New jersey Volunteers - think he may have come from the tract. I note that the name Smith was in the land covered in the tract. Looking for any information on him that I can get esp his family. Where can I look at a map of the lands and does anyone know anything about his family. Thank you - any help would be appreciated

birth and death certificates for Bergen and Hudson County

jacobin1798 — 2013-05-27 13:05:45Z

Researching the Menist,Haskins,and Coleman families.
David Menist buried in Fairview Cemetery - 1966
Carrie Haskins and Colemans in Ridgewood - early 1900s

Where do you get the birth and death certificates for period from about 1920-1970?

Thanks1

Re: Voellinger/Vollinger

badenroots — 2013-05-27 06:30:47Z

Hi Phyllis
Thank you for these information.
I am in Germany and the Voelling family was original from my place here before they emigrated. Beside my ancestors I am also researching the emigrants from here and 2 generations of their descendants.
Do you know about Franz Voellinger and his wife Theresa Berger? I am still trying to find their dates of death and places of burials.
Their son Franz / Francis was married to Stella.

The Voellingers are connected to my ancestors, but very far back when in 1799 Ignatz Voellinger married Anastasia Heck.
If you should have any questions my email is
badenroots@yahoo.com

Bee

Re: obituary lookup please

phykirch — 2013-05-27 04:47:55Z

William has a son, also named William, who currently lives in NJ. Bill is a music composer and his website is http://www.williamvollinger.com/The_Music_of_William_Volling...

Re: Voellinger/Vollinger

phykirch — 2013-05-27 04:17:25Z

Stella Vollinger's maiden name was Cabella. She had a son, Francis Jr (Sonny) who died as a small child. Theresa was born in 1923 and married Marcel in 1947. The state is NJ not NY.

May I ask your connection to Stella?

Phyllis Kirchdoerffer (Theresa's daughter-in-law)

James W. Fay Jr. of Bogota, NJ 1943

drbrownlee — 2013-05-26 02:44:29Z

James is pictured in the yearbook of the 43E Class at the Fred Harman Training Center at Bruce Field in Ballinger, Texas. He is a flight cadet. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Re: Birth certificate look up

deerfieldmomNJ — 2013-05-25 00:03:43Z

found documents for you today! emailing you directly.
Lisa

Re: Birth certificate look up

Ruthsfamilytree — 2013-05-24 02:34:54Z

Thanks so much! Good luck! Hope you find all your searches too!

Re: Birth certificate look up

deerfieldmomNJ — 2013-05-24 01:35:25Z

Going again tomorrow. Fingers crossed.
Lisa

Obituary Lookup Agnes Gaeckle 1979

sfgannon — 2013-05-20 19:16:37Z

Please help, I am at a dead end. I am looking for Agnes Gaeckle 1904-Sep 1, 1979. Maywood Bergen county is where she passed away and her maiden name was Murphy According to the 1940 census her husband was Edward when they lived in Hudson area of New Jersey.

SCHMIDT Family of Palisades Twp./Bergen County

history457 — 2013-05-16 12:18:06Z

I am looking for any data or public records (death certificates, deeds, wills/administrations, etc.) relating to Henry Schmidt (born November 1858, province of Mecklenburg, Germany, occupation - "tailor", died in Bergen County NJ between 1900 and 1910) and his wife, Marie Anna [nee Hartmann] Schmidt (born July 1858, Germany, died after 1910), residents/homeowners of Grand Street in Palisades Twp., Bergen County (according to the Census of 1900). "Mary Schmidt" is listed as a widow in the Census of 1910, Palisades Twp. Bergen County, the last known entry for her. They may have left an estate, or records of death; they appear to have had 3 children, all dead by 1900 (see Census of 1900 entry). Some members of their extended Schmidt family changed their surname to SMITH in the years around World War I; Henry seems to have retained the SCHMIDT surname. Other Schmidt Family members were buried in the Grove Church Cemetery of North Bergen, NJ; Charles and Marie were married in that church about 1888. I have no other information on this couple and would appreciate any help in locating additional records. I found some family records in Bergen County before becoming permanently disabled in 1999, which prevents me from traveling. Any further questions about Henry or Marie Anna Schmidt, please contact me.

James A Walton-Black directory and obituary

mroddyn3 — 2013-05-10 04:56:21Z

Hi,
I am looking for information on James A Walton-Black, b 1 Feb 1922, died 26 Jan 1975. I know in 1962 he was president and director at Capital Goods & Commodities Corp in Bogota, NJ.
Does anyone have access to city/telephone directories for Bogota around 1962? Might you do a look up for me and see if you can find any listing for James or the company?
Thanks so much.

Obit Look-up Cecilia Mackey 1984

akun3691 — 2013-04-30 18:29:09Z

I am looking for the obituary for Cecilia Mackey.
She was born on 24 Feb 1900 and died on 14 Aug 1984 in Cliffside Park, NJ.

HECK in Bergen County --- Henry Heck d. 1919

gopgal55 — 2013-04-29 13:04:10Z

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=he...;

Looking for descendants of this Henry Heck, buried at Westwood Cemetery, who may be able to confirm his parentage. Trying to connect Henry & Family to relatives in Indiana, Illinois & Missouri.

Thank you

Re: Civil War Soldiers affiliated with Bergen County, unknown burial places

gopgal55 — 2013-04-29 12:57:37Z

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=he...;

Bob: Is this the Henry Heck in your list? I am looking for descendants of this Henry Heck.

Thanks,
Margaret

Re: obituary look-ups for John J. and Loretta (Van Houten) O'Connor

deerfieldmomNJ — 2013-04-27 01:27:19Z

LORETTA VAN HOUTEN O'CONNOR: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice

Record, The (Hackensack, NJ) - Wednesday, January 15, 1997

Deceased Name: LORETTA VAN HOUTEN O'CONNOR

LORETTA VAN HOUTEN O'CONNOR, 78, of Fort Lee, formerly of Palisades Park, died Sunday. Before retiring she was a candy sample maker for Schrafft's Candy Co., New York City. She was a parishioner of St. Michael R.C. Church, Palisades Park. Arrangements: Angelo G. Mania Funeral Directors, Cliffside Park.

obituary look-ups for John J. and Loretta (Van Houten) O'Connor

lpetit — 2013-04-25 02:44:19Z

I am looking for someone to look up obituaries for John J. "Jack" O'Connor (14 Mar 1911-26 Feb 1981) and his wife, Loretta Van Houten O'Connor (24 Mar 1918-12 Jan 1997). Both lived their final years in Fort Lee, New Jersey. Jack was buried in George Washing Memorial Park in Paramus.

I live in Nebraska and am unable to visit New Jersey to research these folks there. Any suggestions on tracking down obits for them would be much appreciated. You can contact me at LMPETIT@COX.NET

Thanks.

Lauren MacKenzie Petit

Re: Researching Kierstede

royek — 2013-04-19 23:30:13Z

Jen -

His name was Abraham J Vanderhoof b. abt 1774 d. abt
25 July 1836 Fairfield, Essex Co, NJ.

Re: Researching Kierstede

royek — 2013-04-19 23:26:07Z

Joan -

Blv your John is John Casey Kiersted b. 04 Nov 1885
d. 24 Dec 1920 Weekawken, NJ. His parents were:
Charles Dowdy Kiersted, Jr and Mary (Unknown. Charles
b. Feb 1851 NY and Mary b. abt 1854 NY. While I don't
have burial info, as it seems Brooklyn, NY is mentioned
I'd beginning looking at the cemeteries in Kings and Queens
Counties of NY. Do you have John's sibling info ???

Roy

Re: Zagora family in Garfield - 1920s

DennisHaluska — 2013-04-12 01:58:48Z

Vasily ?..... of "Rusyn" descent...

Dennis

Re: Ridgewood High School Jamboree Alumni & Scholarship Winners

yateskin — 2013-04-10 21:24:26Z

Hi, How are you both? I will get back to you when we are ready to tape an interview. The response has been interesting on all the sites that I have posted the notice on.

Best,
Dotti

Re: EVANS---McCaughin

Stephen_Beaulieu — 2013-04-10 18:23:52Z

I just discovered your question! Sorry that I've been so long in responding. No, I'm not related to your Henry McCaughin. Mine were primarily from upstate New York (EssexCounty). My New Jersey connection was Mary Adele Evans married to Henry Clay Evans from Hoboken .

Garfield city directories

suzanneobuchowski — 2013-03-31 13:00:08Z

Does anyone have access to Garfield city directories from 1915 to 1930? The 1927 and 1929 ones are on Ancestry and contain some of the Zagora family members I'm looking for, but I'd like to trace the family from 1915 to 1930 in Garfield. Does anyone know if they are available for the public to look at? I live in New England, but may be able to get to NJ this summer. Or are they online anywhere?

Re: Ridgewood High School Jamboree Alumni & Scholarship Winners

xtex161 — 2013-03-30 21:36:50Z

Hi, Dottie. Bill and I are still around.

Re: Zagora family in Garfield - 1920s

suzanneobuchowski — 2013-03-30 18:26:00Z

I believe the immigration date in the census is incorrect. I have a copy of Charles and Bertha's marriage certificate and it is dated October of 1914. He may have immigrated just before the marriage. His father was living near Bertha's famiy in the 1910 census, but was alone. Apparently the rest of the family immigrated at a later date. As you can see from the census data, there is a big gap in the ages of the children, separating those born in Hungary and those born in the US. There is some thought that this may have been an arranged marriage and they may have been married very shortly after Charles immigrated. Thanks for all your help in searching. I appreciate it!

Re: Zagora family in Garfield - 1920s

thomasker2 — 2013-03-27 20:13:54Z

I’m not related to any member of this family.

1940 is the last available census at this time.

U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Name: Charles Zagora
County: Bergen
State: New Jersey
Birth Date: 13 Feb 1898
Race: White
occ - mill hand

1930 - Charles Zagora is not listed

1920 -
Name: Charles Zagora
[Charles Zagers]
Age: 26
Birth Year: abt 1894
Birthplace: Hungary
Home in 1920: Garfield Ward 2, Bergen, New Jersey
Race: White
Gender: Male
Immigration Year: 1915
Relation to Head of House: Head
Marital Status: Married
Father's Birthplace: Hungary
Mother's name: Julia Zagora
Mother's Birthplace: Hungary
Home owned: Rent
Able to Read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes

Charles Zagora 26, Hungary
Julia Zagora 45, Hungary - mother
Marie Zagora 20, Hungary
Sophia Zagora 19, Hungary
Elizabeth Zagora 12, Hungary
Martin Zagora 5, Hungary

Rather hard for Charles to marry Bertha Shumack in 1914 when he didn't immigrated until 1915......

Re: Luczko-Murphy

mewines10 — 2013-03-27 03:37:00Z

Hi Shari,
Marya Luczko Murphy was my mother's mother, who was born at the Margaret Hague Hospital on May 25, 1944. My mother has a copy of Marya's death certificate, if you would like to have a copy. I went to visit the gravesite, but she was buried with no headstone or marker to identify it. Why are you interested in Marya?
Mary

Zagora family in Garfield - 1920s

suzanneobuchowski — 2013-03-24 17:17:45Z

I am looking for information on Charles Zagora, son of Stephen Sr. and Julia, born between 1894 and 1898 in Hungary. He married Bertha Shumack in 1914, but supposedly it was an unhappy marriage. He appears in the 1920 census, living in Garfield with his mother and siblings, but listed as married. In family obituaries from the mid-1920s, Bertha and Charles (listed as Carl) Zagora are said to be livng in Brooklyn. Charles's mother and siblings died in Bergen County, but his SSDI lists his death place as NY. Does anyone have information on any members of this family?

Re: Obituaries in 1967 and 1978 (Elmwood Park)

gdesaye — 2013-03-23 19:25:24Z

Gene, my name is Gregory DeSaye. my grandfather (Henry DeSaye) and your great-grandmother (Charlotte DeSaye Ford) were brother and sister. Your
father and I were second cousins. My four children are your third-cousins.

I live in New Jersey and would be happy to share with you the information I have compiled on your ancestors on the DeSaye side of the family.

If you would like to contact me by email, I am at gdesaye@yahoo.com
Please get in touch and I can connect you to the information I have on the family.
Best regards,
Greg

Birth certificate look up

Ruthsfamilytree — 2013-03-22 19:19:50Z

Hi! I am looking for the birth certificate for :
Male DURBUR
Born: 26 January 1898
Bergen, NJ

I need someone who will be going to the archives etc. who can look at the original. I think this is a transcription error but want to be sure. My grandmother was born on 27 January 1899 in NJ and I think her info may be written wrong. Her name was Bertha Durbur and her parents were Frederick J. Durbur and Bertha Prier. The male Durbur is listed as Fred and Bertha's son. I have not been able to find my grandmother's birth certificate either. So either there are two certificates for two different children or I'm thinking she was written down as male with dates off by one day , one year and that is why I can't find hers,.Thank you in advance if you can solve this mystery.

Ridgewood High School Jamboree Alumni & Scholarship Winners

yateskin — 2013-03-20 13:46:57Z

The Ridgewood Jamboree, a scholarship variety show still going strong since started in 1947, are seeking information on any former Jamboree participant and/or scholarship winner for historical film about the unique event.
Thank you for any information.
Dorothy Fucito

Ridgewood High School Jamboree Alumni & Scholarship Winners

yateskin — 2013-03-20 13:45:52Z

Re: Death Records Indexes

bdel2548 — 2013-03-13 01:27:03Z

I don't know how much information you have, and I'm sorry if I'm repeating this, but William Berquist's (1935-2008) last residence was in Lodi. He was in the Air Force from 25 Sept 1956 - 24 Sept. 1960 and is buried in Brig. Gen. Wm. C. Doyle Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Wrightstown, NJ.

Re: Death Records Indexes

PatPetrizzo — 2013-03-12 16:45:15Z

Yes, that's the couple, I also have Carl's WWII Draft Registration from 1942 but that's where the trail ends.

The grandson, William, attended Bogota HS in the 1950's and is buried in New Jersey; I suspect the grandparents stayed in NJ until their deaths also.

Carl and Anna also had two daughters but, without marriage info, can't find them either. That's why I've been looking for vital records indexes for both death and marriage.

Re: Death Records Indexes

bdel2548 — 2013-03-12 00:56:33Z

I also found Charles W. "Carl" Bergquist (Benson) and Anna Bergquist living in Bogota, NJ in 1940. Living with them is a son, Joseph (b. 1905) who was a widow at the time, and a grandson William J., 4 yrs. old. Is this your Carl?

Re: Death Records Indexes

PatPetrizzo — 2013-03-11 18:37:58Z

Thanks!

Re: Death Records Indexes

bdel2548 — 2013-03-11 18:27:43Z

You could try the NJ State website, Dept. of Health, Vital
Statistics. You could also try the county web site where they lived, they might be able to help.

Re: Death Records Indexes

PatPetrizzo — 2013-03-11 18:13:30Z

Thanks for the look-up. I will check into these but the DOBs are off by a few years especially for Carl.

Do you know if NJ has death indexes available for the time period after 1940?

Re: Death Records Indexes

bdel2548 — 2013-03-11 17:50:03Z

According to Find-a-Grave, if these are the people you're looking for: Anna L. (1872-1944) and Carl J. Bergquist (1866-1946), they are buried at Lakeview Cemetery, Jamestown, Chautauqua Co., New York. It doesn't tell if they died in NJ or NY.

Death Records Indexes

PatPetrizzo — 2013-03-11 01:12:00Z

Have two relatives who died after 1940, probably in Bergen County, but have no idea when. Are there death indexes available somewhere...state, county?

Carl and Anna Bergquist, lived in Bogota in 1940.

Pat
Florida

1956 Girl Scout Roundup

dasnes — 2013-03-08 18:00:19Z

I'm donating my 1956 Girl Scout Roundup scrapbook to the local Girl Scout council here in Phoenix, AZ. I've copied the photo of our patrols and would be happy to share. We were the V-8 patrol from NJ. The other 3 patrols were from Manitowac, WI, Alabama and Cincinnati, OH. If you'd like a copy of the photo, please contact me at deesgenes1 at yahoo.com and I'll email it to you. Dee Arthur Snook

MESSINGER"s with Palatine Origins / Ramapough - Ramapo Tract

mindfoggs2 — 2013-03-05 23:42:50Z

Is anyone researching Messinger"s from the area of Ramapo, Rockland Co, NY - Mahwah, Ramsey & other northern NJ towns adjacent to Rockland Co, NY that are located in what was once known as the Ramapough/Ramapo Tract in the 1700's?

I've found various spellings of this name but the branch I'm interested in from the above area appears to be German from the Palatine & came over in 1710 from England as part of the Crown's efforts to establish the manufacture of naval stores i.e. pitch, tar, rope, etc. in NY.

By 1750 or so the name in Ramapo, Rockland Co, NY had become MESSINGER.

This appears to have evolved from MAYSINGER used in the generation before.

And the earliest form found with the arrival in 1710 of the Palatines from England being MAISINGER: Koenraat aka Conrad & Sabastian.

Conrad MAISINGER is whom I'm interested in.

He arrived on the 7th ship in Jul 1710 & settled in the village of Annsberg, one of four Palatine settlements collectively known as Germantown in Livingston Manor, the 250 sq mi holding of Robert Livingston in the area that is now Columbia Co, NY.

In 1711, he is listed as one of the Palatine volunteers in the failed British war with French Canada.

Afterwards, due to political differences between Robert Livingston & Colonial Gov. Hunter, promised food & supplies which were part of the Crown bargain with the Palatines who would be manifacturing naval stores rather than farming, and which the Palatines alleged that Livingston stole from them by way of not forwarding the promised food & supplies, were never received by the Palatines.

As a result of the hard winter of 1712 - 1713 w/o the promised supplies, the Palatine settlements at Livingston Manor suffered much hardship & starvation.

Many Palatines left including Conrad who was part of a group that settled in the Ramapough/Ramapo Tract of northern NJ/southern NY.

In the Henry Jones' work on the Palatines, Conrad's wife is given as Anna Margaretha WANNEMACHER aka WANNEMAKER d/o Adam.

From this couple, my interest is in their 4th child, Nicolaus b. 22 Jul 1722 Ramapo Tract & bapt. Hackensack, NJ.

Jones doesn't say the denomination of the church at Hackensack but the Palatines seemed, from things I've been looking at, to use the Reformed Dutch Church when there wasn't a Lutheran congregation available so perhaps this was the Hackensack RDC.

I'm trying to build the family group of Lewis Maysinger/Messinger & wife Eliza/Elizabeth nee unknown as well as document Lewis back to Conrad.

Tentatively, working from Conrad 1710 to Lewis I have the line as:

1710 Palatines' Arrival in NY / 7th ship

Gen 1 - Conrad MAISINGER + marriage abt. 1712 - 1713, possibly Ramapo Tract to Anna Margaretha WANNEMAKER

Gen 2 - Nicolaus MAISINGER b. 22 Jul 1722 Ramapo Tract, Bergen Co, NJ + Unknown

Gen 3 - Conrad MAYSINGER d. Aug 1786 Franklin, Bergen Co, NJ + Margaret VAN WINKLE d. 18 Apr 1812 Bergen Co, NJ

Gen 4 - Nicholas MAYSINGER b. Sep 1763 Ramapo Tract, Bergen Co, NJ d. 9 Oct 1804 Franklin, Bergen Co, NJ + Susanna Unknown d. 19 Jan 1843 Mahwah, Bergen Co, NJ

Gen 5 - Lewis MAYSINGER/MESSINGER d. 17 Apr 1833 Ramapo, NY + Eliza/Elisabeth Unknown d. aft. 1850 Ramapo, NY

Other variations on the surname not included above: Meysinger, Mausinger, Meusinger & Meisinger.

Is any one looking at MESSINGER"s who may have started out as Palatines?

Re: Carl Bergquist & Anna Bergsten - Teaneck & Bogota

PatPetrizzo — 2013-03-04 16:28:32Z

Hi Mike,
Hope we hear from some others! Carl Wilhlem Bergqvist, born, 25 May 1878, is my great grandmother's brother. I was trying to track down all her siblings but am at a dead end with this line. Do you have Carl and Anna's marriage record? I also have births for their three children.

You can email me at pat4gen@hotmail.com

Re: Peinecke Funeral Home

mcwillia_c — 2013-03-03 20:05:30Z

So nice to see someone besides me who knows how to spell Peinecke correctly :-)

Clifford Henry Peinecke's father Oscar is my great grand uncle. I have some pretty good info on the Peinecke family if you are interested, and are willing to share your info as well.

Carol

Re: Carl Bergquist & Anna Bergsten - Teaneck & Bogota

mdrapes18 — 2013-03-02 20:19:50Z

Also, the Bergquists had a nephew, Joseph Nathaniel Bergsten (born Josef Natanael Bergsten in 1899 in Sweden) who lived in Teaneck, married a woman named Lempi who died in Paterson, Passaic, NJ in 1995, and had a daughter named Ruth who was born in 1940 in Teaneck. Joseph was the son of Klas Emil Bergsten, and Joseph died in New Jersey in 1963.

Re: Carl Bergquist & Anna Bergsten - Teaneck & Bogota

mdrapes18 — 2013-03-02 18:43:25Z

Hello,
My name is Mike Draper and I am also looking for any descendants of Carl and Anna. Anna Kristina Bergsten Bergquist was sister to my Great Grandmother, Hilda Olivia Bergsten Draper. Both were children of Johan Gustaf Bergsten and Lovisa Matilda Berg of Harja, Vastra-Gotalands, Sweden along with Carl Johan Bergsten of Smithtown, Long Island, Klara Augusta Bergsten Anderson of Bogota NJ, Victor Bergsten of Olean, NY, Gustaf Sanfrid Bergsten, Oskar Vilhelm Bergsten who lived somewhere in the US, and Klas Emil Bergsten and Ellen Elisabeth Bergsten who remained in Sweden. I have plenty of info on the family going back in Sweden, and am interested to connect with descendants of Grandma Hilda's siblings. If you have any info you would be willing to share, it would be greatly appreciated!

Re: Pauline Edna Preston, Born 1911 in Hoboken.

wrickett6224 — 2013-02-28 18:11:05Z

hi
according to ww1 draft reg.,herbert was born 6 feb.1874.it states he resided on 503 third ave.,lyndhurst.he was a book keeper/stenographer.he was back/forth to england from what he said between 1893-1903 and had a brother living on e.10th st.in nyc.you may want to send for a marriage cert.copy at nyc municipal achives.herbert preston married
elizabeth r.schick in manhattan on 21 july 1908.certificate number-13875.also in 1908 he made a trip back to his birth country of england.he said he resided at 532 park ave.
he is born in camelford,cornwall,eng.he gave the address of his mother as mrs.a.e.preston,35 knowsley rd,bolton lanes.
i see a bolton eng.but do not see bolton lanes?in 1900 census i see an elizabeth sheak or scheake in brookln born ca 1881 and both parents born germ.but not sure if this is eliz.schick?the marriage record should give more information.hope this is of some help.i think marriage cert.copy is $15 with s.a.s.e..if you need the info.for the form let me know...walt

Pauline Edna Preston, Born 1911 in Hoboken.

bntabak — 2013-02-27 16:12:14Z

I am looking for information about my grandfathers mothers side of the family. The two girls Pauline and Abigail were born in Hoboken, but between 1920 and 1930, they had moved to Lyndhurst, Bergen, New Jersey.
I don't have the mothers maiden name, But the Husbands name was Herbert Preston, and his wife was Elizabeth R (maiden name) Preston. I would like to find out more information for this side of the family. If anyone could please help!
Birth year for Herbert was 1875, Elizabeth was 1882.
Thank you!