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Re: Cincinnati Census Look Up - 1880 Census

SouthLakesMom — 2009-11-08 18:22:11Z

Wow! Mark -- thanks! I've been looking for that for ages! You're the best!

Re: Cincinnati Census Look Up - 1880 Census

docwood44 — 2009-11-08 16:28:09Z

Precinct B, 24th Ward, County of Hamilton;Cedar Ave., Barrsville: Westerhoff, Herman; white, male, age 52, carpenter; Fredericka: white, female, age 58, wife, keeps house; William: white, male, 20, son, carpenter; John: white, male, 17, son at school.
I did a wildcard search with the name as such: wes***off.
Hope this helps.

Mark

Re: Horace Doty/Joseph Jonas

giannini — 2009-11-08 15:55:34Z

The family from the attached 1870 census is still in Gerrard in 1860 so could not be the Horace DOTY family you are looking for.

Cincinnati Census Look Up - 1880 Census

SouthLakesMom — 2009-11-08 12:35:31Z

I don't think the 1880 Census is entirely transcribed!

I have 1870 Friderike Westenhoff and 1900 Friderike Westenhoff. In 1870 her husband and sons (John, William, Henry, John) are all living. By 1900, I know that she and William were the only ones alive. In 1880, it should have been Friderike, John, William, John (at least).

I've tried searching for neighbors on both sides at both times and the neighbors are missing as well, so I'm thinking this page isn't transcribed yet.

Can anyone help?

Re: Horace Doty/Joseph Jonas

MLS919 — 2009-11-07 15:30:42Z

If he was adopted, I'd think he would have the JONAS surname. Perhaps he's a grandchild that is being cared for temporarily because the mother is ill? I searched the 1870 census and found a possible match in Garrard Co., KY. There's a Horatio DOTY, b. 1859 KY living with B.F. & Clara DOTY and 4 other siblings. The index transcriber mistakenly indexed this Horatio as mulatto, but the census image, which I've attached, clearly shows he is white.

Obit Lookup - SWIGER

KatieTierney72 — 2009-11-07 14:04:02Z

Hi,
I am trying to find the obituary for Mae Miller Swiger (married John Swiger), b. 1896 in West Virginia, d. 26 Feb 1963 in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Katie

Horace Doty/Joseph Jonas

sandradshipley — 2009-11-07 03:00:21Z

Can anyone help me answer the following question? I have a Horace doty listed in the 1860 census of Hamilton Co. Ohio with a Joseph and Rosanna Jonas and daughter Rebecca age 17 Horace is 7 months is he adopted? I am stuck and any help would be appreciated.

Re: Brown, Roxanne Metzger 1950-1976

leahmattingly — 2009-11-06 20:19:42Z

I am Roxanne's daughter Leah. I have a younger brother named Kevin. I cannot believe I jut found this post. I did a google search of my mom's name. I would love to learn more about her. Please email me at leahmattingly@hotmail.com

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you!

Sincerely,
Leah Cappel Mattingly

Re: Cincinnati Ohio - City Directories

LolaWeber74 — 2009-11-06 18:22:51Z

thank you.

Re: Cincinnati, Ohio - Directories

lorideiblechaffin — 2009-11-05 23:34:07Z

The Cincinnati Public Library has a fabulous resource called the virtual library, where anyone can download books, music, maps, etc.
They have the images of Cincinnati city directories for most years between 1819 and 1894 online, you can download them as a PDF file.

Here is the link to the Virtual Library page:
http://virtuallibrary.cincinnatilibrary.org/virtuallibrary/

And then there is this site, there are other states on this one!
There are a bunch of Cincinnati directories, as well as other places, up on the Directory page:
http://directory.evendon.com

You can confine your search to the Cincinnati books using the SEARCH SELECTOR in the Left Pane. Or you can browse one book at a time by clicking on that book's link. When it loads, you will find links to all of the pages in the Left Pane. As you click on the link for a page, it loads in the
Center Pane. The Center Pane also includes links to step forward and backward one page at a time.

Don't be too trusting of the search index. It's pretty good but not perfect.

To view a list of material available click on "Browse Virtual Library". The directories are under "Downloadable City Directories".
There are also some books of genealogical interest under "Downloadable Old and Rare Books". They have the Cincinnati Sandborn maps for 1904-1917 online as well (under maps).

Hope this helps you,
Lori Deible Chaffin

Re: Cincinnati Ohio - City Directories

MLS919 — 2009-11-05 23:33:50Z

Try this web site:

http://www.evendon.net/PGHLookups/DirM.htm

It has directories from 1819 to 1894.

Cincinnati Ohio - City Directories

lweber68 — 2009-11-05 23:32:59Z

Can someone advise where the 1851-1855 City directories for Cincinatti are available?

Re: Weavers in Hamilton Co. 1900

weavergt — 2009-11-05 23:30:02Z

Dear J.M.
I didn't find any obvious links in Darke County, Ohio. I am aware of the large Weaver presence there, however none cross into my lines from KY, particularly, George W. Weaver & Mary J. McClanahan. I will be investigating this family in October when I visit Hamilton Co., OH. My connection to McClanahans in KY is well documented through two separate marriages. George and Mary had at least one child, Emily, and she likely married in Hamilton County.

Re: Weaver - Mcclanahan

2009-11-05 23:29:34Z

I am not sure the relationship haven't got into it all yet.
My husband is from Versailles OH The Weaver family and McClanahan family is a well known relates there...Try it!

Re: WEAVER in Hamilton Co.

weavergt — 2009-11-05 23:28:34Z

Excellent relpy! I enjoy a challenge, and I'll take this one on. I know I have a starting point in Addyston, ca 1900. I need to copy the actual census schedule for Hamilton County with Geo. and Mary. It will likely give a street address. The next time I'm in Waltham, MA, I'll check the Regional NARA. When I return to Ohio this Fall, I can check Hamilton Co Court records for properties mortgaged by Weavers in that area. I expect to see a marriage of Ethel Weaver after about 1905-1910, she'd be at least 15 yo. Maybe the Cinti Public Library on Walnut St will have some materials. It would be wonderful to identify a male born to George and Mary and trace them down.
I recently checked the phone book, and there are some 200 Weavers living in the greater Cinti area. I reckon one or two of them are related to my line. Also, I am aware of a Weaver family that originated in New York during colonial times and migrated to Hamilton/Ft Washington area. (documented in the New England Historical and Genealogy Society) I know this line is not related to me, however it would not suprise me to find some of their ancestors still about. I truly appreciate your quick response and assistance. Feel free to contact me at my home e-mail, Best Regards, Gordy

Re: WEAVER Burials Miami Twp.

EarlRoss13 — 2009-11-05 23:27:53Z

Gordon, The Hamilton Co. OH Burial Records Vol.4 Miami Twp. Maple Grove Cemetery shows:

Estil WEAVER bur: sec 7 Row 0 Gr 4 b: 1 Jul 1961 d: 1 Jan 1979
Frank WEAVER Sec 3 Row 0 Gr 203 South half
John WEAVER Sec 4 Row 0 Gr 97 East half
Cora McLANAHAN b: 1876 d: 1956 Sec 4 Row 0 Gr 041
Earl McLANAHAN b: 1899 d: 1968 Sec 5 Row 0 Gr 364
Faye McLANAHAN b: 1903 d: 1979 Sec 5 Row 0 Gr 364
James McLANAHAN b: 1876 d: 1966 Sec 4 Row 0 Gr 41

The Cincinnati Daily Gazette 1827-1881 shows:
Mary WEAVER notice 10 May 1838 age 12
obviously not yours

The Cincinnati Commercial 1858-1899 shows:
Mary WEAVER notice 19 Nov 1881 age 52 yr 3 mos 12 dys p.5
not yours either -- but tends you complicate your research problem when there are multiple Mary WEAVER's around.

Earl Ross

Re: WEAVER in Hamilton Co.

weavergt — 2009-11-05 23:27:21Z

Dear Earl,
I just filtered for your name in the Hamilton County queries, and it appears you are the hot researcher of the area. I see you have assisted many other genealogists, and I am very glad to know people like you are available to lend a helping hand.
I really could use your expertise with this Weaver-McClanahan link in Hamilton Co. There's an Ohio death cert in 1916 for a Mary J. Weaver, it could be her. I can't find anything solid on George other than the Census. As I recall, I checked the 1910 and 1920 Ohio Census without success (looking for a George to fit). I may have have missed it. I think if they lived there, there were probably births and marriages in Hamilton Co pertaining to them. Maybe an obituary. I would think Ethel married before 1920. George may have died before 1910. Perhaps a will? I am at a disadvantage, I reside in North Kingstown, RI and do my study on the fly when on summer vacation to Ohio/Kentucky. I plan another trip just for genealogy this fall. Any help would appreciated.

GEORGE & MARY WEAVER, KY > ADDYSTON

weavergt — 2009-11-05 23:26:09Z

Gracious Readers,
George W. Weaver, s/o Wm G.P. Weaver, b. Dec 1858 d.? and Mary Jane McClanahan, b. Sept 1862 d.? married in 1889, Pendleton Co, KY. They moved to Addyston, Hamilton County, Ohio and appear in the 1900 Census with child Ethel, 10 yrs. born Feb 1890 in KY. Mary may have died 5 Jan 1916. I am seeking any information or links to these individuals; I have full family history. I am well equipped to help anyone with Weaver research in Kentucky, I have a huge inventory of resources to search from, plus genealogist links across the nation.
I am also researching any and all Pendergest (variant spellings possible) family members in Ohio and Kentucky. I have Penders/Pendergest genealogy going back to Ireland. I am a resource waiting to be used!
Best Regards, Gordon T. Weaver Jr.

Re: Stouts early 1800's

2009-10-28 18:31:06Z

I just wanted to add that Mr. Stout's fine book is located on the Internet and I found what I think are my ancestors, Andrew Stout and Deborah Golden, who migrated with the New Jersey Settlement to the Butler/Warren/Hamilton County area in the early 1800s. Andrew Stout is listed as a Revolutionary War soldier from NJ on the Hamilton County, Ohio, Web site. He lived in Colerain Township. I haven't been able to find anything more about him, though. But this all ties in and thanks to everyone (Mandy and Barbara this time) who shares little bits of info!

Jack M. Mitchell d Nov 1986 Cincinnati 45231

Shadow76 — 2009-10-26 01:47:37Z

I am seeking any info and hope for an Obit for Jack M. Mitchell, b 26 Apr 1915--d Nov 1986 in Cincinnati, Ohio 45231,
Hamilton Co..

Any info will be a great help.
Thank you
Bart Dye

Re: Thomas & Anna LOWEN - Frank & Alice RETTING

AWLowen — 2009-10-27 23:11:26Z

Don't have any further info, but the 1890 Cincinnati City Directory list Thomas and Anna Lowen and Dollie.

Re: Thomas & Anna LOWEN - Frank & Alice RETTING

annbergelt — 2009-10-28 18:32:32Z

The e-mail address in the original message is apparently no longer valid. If that person (phyllish2004) will contact me at AnnBergelt@aol.com, perhaps I can help with this search. I did find reference to one marriage -

Frank RETTING married Alice R. EYSTER 24 Jan 1875 - page 2, Cincinnati Freie Presse.

Re: Hamilton County Marriage Lookup

DRoepke — 2009-10-17 02:11:15Z

Hi Bob;

Thanks for the reply. I was not sure how much information would be available but you have been able to clear it up. I would still be interested in the exact marriage dates. I have a pretty good connection on the Winter-Degenhardt couple but I would appreciate better information on the Barbara Winter - Johan Haak marriage. Her age at the time of her marriage would help me determine if she is the Barbara Winter from Baden that I am looking for.

Thanks for your offer to look this information up.

Death of William Helson

michellesbigbash — 2009-10-26 14:26:40Z

Hi. I am looking for the death record of William Helson, who is my great great grandfather. He died after getting struck by lightning. I am thinking that the time frame is somewhere between 1904-1907. He left his wife, Alice Mershon Helson, with 5 young children.

Larina Helson - b. 1901-02

michellesbigbash — 2009-10-26 14:26:08Z

Hi. I am looking for the birth record of my grandmother, Larina Helson. She was the 5th child of William Helson and Alice Mershon Helson. She was born on December 25th (Christmas Day) and the year could have been 1902 or 1901. Thanks.

Re: Death of William Helson

michellesbigbash — 2009-10-28 01:14:52Z

Wow. Thank you very much! This was very helpful. Most of my research has been in the Chicago area, so I am unfamilar with this area of the country. There are 5 Helsons in this cemetery. Do you have any ideas on how to find out who the parents of the two children are: Helson Jr, W H - 10 months and Helson, Edna - 2.

I appreciate your help.

Re: Stouts early 1800's

mandycolgan24 — 2009-10-28 18:30:25Z

Thank you very much, I have gotten a couple of responses. After I put together what I have I will let you know what it leads to.
Mandy

Re: Cincinnati Street Name Changes

AnneMontague — 2009-11-01 14:39:23Z

Thanks for posting! This is very helpful and interesting. What is the source?

Re: Cincinnati local Photos needed

RandallStockman53 — 2009-10-29 22:08:31Z

If you have an adress number for the house on Fairfield Ave. you may be able to get a picture off the Hamilton County Auditor website

Re: Longview Hospital medical records

mhbeckman — 2009-10-22 11:54:46Z

My Brother was at Longview state Hospital, After it closed he went to General Hospital for his treatments his medical records went to General Hospital now known as University Hospital 513 389 5150 I hope this helps

Re: Stouts early 1800's

PlastiformsInc — 2009-10-28 02:35:39Z

Any other names related to that Jessie Stout

Re: Cincinnati Street Name Changes

seebr5640 — 2009-11-01 20:57:14Z

Sorry, I meant to copy/paste it for you. I found it on line doing a search. The info came from two different sites.

Re: Death Information after 1809???

seebr5640 — 2009-10-31 22:36:26Z

If one was created for the above persons, death records prior to 1909 are located at:

University of Cincinnati
Archives & Rare Books
P.O. Box 210113
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati, OH 45221-0113
Ph. (513) 556-1959

Per the UC site, it appears that the records will be scanned and availabe in August 2010.

http://www.libraries.uc.edu/information/news/pressrelease/09...

Re: Barr Street, Cincinnati Location

seebr5640 — 2009-10-31 21:11:16Z

Per the 1855 ward map, Barr Street was in Ward 16. It could've still been in Ward 16 in 1860 and 1870.

http://www.historicmapworks.com/Map/US/20010/Cincinnati+1855...

Re: Cincinnati Street Name Changes

seebr5640 — 2009-10-31 20:15:30Z

On January 2, 1790, general Arthur St. Clair, governor of the Northwest Territory, established Hamilton County and made Losantiville its county seat. Because St. Clair disliked the name of Losantiville, he changed its name to Cincinnati.

Cincinnati was named in honor of the Society of the Cincinnati, which was an organization of former officers of the American Revolution and of which St. Clair was a member. The society was named for the retired Roman dictator, Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus, who left his farm to lead his Roman soldiers to victory, then returned to his farm. Aside from St. Clair, other members of this society were Israel’s father, Cornelius Ludlow, and President George Washington.

Although there were troubles with the Indians in the area during that time, Ludlow continued to survey Symmes Purchase. Ludlow had repeatedly asked for military protection while surveying but was denied.

In 1790, Ludlow built a blockhouse along Mill Creek, which he named Ludlow Station (present-day Cumminsville, Ohio). In 1796, Ludlow built a frame home, which many people called the Ludlow mansion.

Ludlow, who had obtained the rank of colonel, completed the survey in early 1792. On May 5, 1792, Ludlow sent his final report to secretary of the treasury Alexander Hamilton. In his report, Ludlow stated, “I now have the satisfaction to present to you the whole of the survey of the Ohio and part of the Miami purchases executed agreeably to instructions.”

When Colonel Israel Ludlow became the surveyor of Cincinnati he laid out the city's streets like those of Philadelphia which was, at that time, the nation's capital and largest city. He laid out the city's streets in straight lines with the river as the main axis. He even named many of the streets like those in Philadelphia, using numbers and native tree names. The main streets were 60 to 66 feet wide except for Broadway which was 100 feet wide. Originally, each square was divided into eight lots of 99 by 198 feet. The busiest streets in the first decade was Front and Water Streets which ran east-west along the river, and Broadway and Main streets which ran north-south.

CHANGING STREET NAMES

Broadway was first called Eastern Row.
Sycamore St. is called that because of a large sycamore tree that stood on the Ohio River bank at the foot of the street.
Walnut Street was originally called Cider Street.
Central Avenue was known as Western Row.
Reading Road was Hunt Street.
12th Street east of Main was called Abigail.
13th Street east of Main was called Woodward.
14th Street between Vine and and Main was called Allison.
Woodward Street was Franklin.
Yukon was Hanover Street
McMicken was Hamilton Road.
Lang Street was Locust Street.
Frintz was Oak Street.
Stonewall was Hamburg Street.
German Street to English Street.
Bismarck Street to Montreal Street.
Berlin Street to Woodrow Street.
Brunswick Street to Edgecliff Point.
Frankfort Street to Connecticut Street.
Hanover Street to Yukon Street.
Hapsburg Street to Merimac Street.
Schumann Street to Meredith Street.
Vienna Street to Panama Street
Humboldt Street to Taft Road.

Re: Nancy Kenrick, William Boswell

davelifethoughts — 2009-10-20 23:43:35Z

Thank you for reply.

Nancy Kenrick was Irish immigrant to Portsmouth OH.

Only possible OH census record found for a Nancy Kenrick was 1860 census of Scioto County OH which includes a Nancy Kenrick, 21, b IR, as a domestic in household of George Johnson, b PA, lawyer, and family. Another domestic was Cecelia Ryan, 33, b IR

Did see the Cincinnati record you noted, but don't believe this is the same Nancy Kenrick Boswell.

Nancy Kenrick was born in Ireland ~1842, daughter of John and Katherine Kenrick.

Believe that Nancy married a John or William Boswell.
Possible that her given name could be Nancy Anna Kenrick( based on search of vital records for Boswell's with mother a Kenrick, and in Cincinnati).

Ohio vital records:
* William Boswell, b 17 Aug 1878, d 28 Aug 1949, Cincinnati, parents John Boswell and Anna Kenrick, single.
* Kate Boswell, b 1883/OH, d 1953/OH, parents John Boswell and Anna Kinrick, single.
* John Boswell, b 22Jun 1888, d 7 Apr 1950, Cincinnati, parents John Boswell and Anna Kenrick, single.
Informant was Mrs. Emma Turner.
* John William Boswell, b 10 Jun 1841, DC, d 15 Jun 1912, Cincinnati, widowed. Father George Boswell. If this Joh Boswell was husband of Anna Kenrick listed in previous records, Anna would have died before 1912.
Not confirmed this Anna Kenrick is our Nancy Kenrick, but possible.

Patrick Kenrick was born ~1839, Ireland, brother of Nancy Kenrick.Patrick md Sarah Rhodes in 1875. They had no children. Have details and obit on Patrick.

Another brother was Edward Kenrick, b ~1836, Ireland. He married Harriet Mulligan. Also have considerable information on Edward.

Re: Death of William Helson

flintastic — 2009-10-27 04:48:56Z

Wesleyan Cemetery, Cincinnati
the death date is a little off from newspaper. Maybe one is transcribed wrong.

HELSON JR, W H 10M 09/16/1904
HELSON, EDNA 2 08/09/1899
HELSON, JAMES EDWARD 26 10/20/1901
HELSON, LUCY 56 04/29/1896
HELSON, WILLIAM H 35 02/15/1905

Re: Death of William Helson

flintastic — 2009-10-27 04:39:16Z

The Public Library
of Cincinnati
and Hamilton County
800 Vine Street
Cincinnati, OH
45202-2009
Telephone: 513-369-6900

You can probably call and request a copy. They will sometimes email it.

William H. Helson
Published in Cincinnati Enquirer 2/13/1905-5:1
Not sure what the 5:1 means, but probably page numbers.

Hamilton County Marriage Record

DonnaHunter136 — 2009-10-17 02:12:01Z

Patricia Hunter and Dean Blessing

Re: Souders Family, Cleves, Hamilton County

catheisentrager — 2009-10-26 15:53:07Z

Do not know if I ever contacted you, Mary Ann Souders nee Isentrager is my Grandfather half sister, I have a lot of there family line.

Isentrager

Re: Adam EHRHARDT - Naturalization Record

jenrick1 — 2009-10-21 14:18:29Z

Is Adam the brother of Philip Ehrhardt that married Elizabeth Arnold in Cincinnati? I'm trying to find more info on Elizabeth.

Re: Jack M. Mitchell d Nov 1986 Cincinnati 45231

msmarylb — 2009-10-29 20:42:05Z

Cincinnati Enquirer - 5 Nov 1986 - Page B7:6
MITCHELL - Jack Mason, beloved husband of the late Eudora (Jackson) Mitchell, devoted father of Robert A and Carol L Mitchell and grandfather of Sarah, Emily and James, dear brother of Mrs Betty Marschke, Sunday, November 2, 1986. Residence Cincinnati, Funeral service, Heritage United Methodist Church, Compton and Perry Streets, Mt Healthy, Thursday, 1 PM. Friends may call, Paul R Young Funeral Home, 7345 Hamilton Ave, Mt Healthy, Wednesday from 5 to 8 PM. McMakin Masonic Lodge #120 F&AM and the Cincinnati Scottish Rite will hold services at 7 PM.

Re: Cincinnati Street Name Changes

msmarylb — 2009-10-29 03:35:03Z

I checked a book I have from the historical society and the change from Abigail to 12th is listed as an "Early street name change" but there is no date. It doesn't mention the change from Woodward to 13th. It does suggest contacting the City of Cincinnati Dept of Transportation & Engineering, Engineering Division/Right of Way Management at 513-352-2404 for info about street name changes.

Re: Longview Hospital medical records

VickieGloverPhillips57 — 2009-10-21 02:45:41Z

I have had no luck in getting my Aunts records from the hospital. She was put in Long-view by her sister Maudie Shelton in 1949 and died there in 1978 at the age of 45. I have never been able to get her information and have been told that none of the medical records are available any longer? Her name was Martha Louise Glover and I was also told that her body was donated to the department of anatomy in the university of Ohio, no luck in getting her records Either from them. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated

Barr Street, Cincinnati Location

gburke05 — 2009-10-31 19:56:51Z

Does anybody know which Ward in Cincinnati was Barr Street located during the 1860 and 1870 years? Thanks in advance....

Cincinnati Street Name Changes

KathyGilbert49 — 2009-10-27 14:31:26Z

Does anyone know what year the street names in downtown Cincy were changed? I'm specifically looking for info on when Abagail St. was changed to 12th Street and when Woodward St. was changed to 13th Street. (I know some street names changed around the time of WWI due to anti-German sentiment, but see no reason for the name change of the above streets.) Thanks.

Re: Nancy Kenrick, William Boswell

MLS919 — 2009-10-20 13:51:31Z

Is this family black? Do you have any ages or birthplaces for Patrick or Nancy?

The 1920 census shows a Nancy Boswell living in Portsmouth, but the family is black.

Source Citation: Year: 1920
Census Place: Portsmouth Ward 3, Scioto, Ohio
Roll T625_1433; Page: 15A; Enumeration District: 158
Name: Nancy Boswell
Home in 1920: Portsmouth Ward 3, Scioto, Ohio
Age: 31 years
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1889
Birthplace: Alabama

1217 15th Street
Fred Boswell, Head, 58, married, AL, US, US, Laborer - Steel Mill
Nancy Boswell, Wife, 31, b. AL, parents b. AL
J H Smith, Boarder, 41, Widow, AL, AL, AL, Minister
Jesse Smith, Boarder, 14, attends school, AL, AL, AL
Hanes Braswell, Boarder, 44, US, US, US, Laborer - Steel Mill

Re: Thomas & Anna LOWEN - Frank & Alice RETTING

barwalter42 — 2009-10-28 11:30:15Z

I don't know if this connects, but a Rettig family was in White Oak, which is a suburb of Cincinnati, in the 1800's. There was a Joseph Rettig, who may have been related to the Joseph Retting/Rettig you are looking for. If you are searching, White Oak is in Colerain Township, on the west side of Cincinnati. There is a Father Rettig who teaches at Elder High School in Cincinnati, who is a descendant of this family.

Seeking 1917 Marriage Record, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co, OH

mtedwar — 2009-10-19 14:03:15Z

Looking for the marriage record of Charles Forest EDWARDS to Clara Katherine PERCHMENT around 1917 in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio. I show Clara living on Canal Street in 1910 and Eastern Ave with Charles in 1920. Any help in obtaining this document or anything other info on my GGrandparents is greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Michael
Florissant, Missouri

Re: Hamilton County Marriage Record

gels10 — 2009-10-18 10:55:04Z

Do you have a date or year for the marriage? I was going down there Wednesday and can look for you, but I'd need a date before I can get started.

Bob