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| 501 | Name: Smith, Kathryn M. Date: Sep 3 1951 Source: Cleveland Press, Reel #127 Notes: Smith, Kathryn M. (nee Kelly), beloved wife of the late John (Jack), mother of Jack Jr. (deceased), Margaret and Thomas, sister of Mary Hoffmeister, Elizabeth Lenahan, Rose White, Charles R. the late William H., Thomas Kelly and Ann Farley, residence, 11713 Hazeldell Ave., Saturday, Sept. 1, 1951. Friends may call at McGorray Bros. Lakewood Home, 14133 Detroit Ave., after 2 p. m. Sunday. Funeral Tuesday, Sept. 4, 1951 St. Aloysius Church at 10 a. m. | Kelly, Kathryn M (I889)
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| 502 | National Cemetery Administration. Nationwide Gravesite Locator. | Source (S350)
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| 503 | Nationwide Gravesite Locator | Source (S29)
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| 504 | Nativity Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church 9614 Aetna Road | Family: Michael Nikolas Andras / Elizabeth Mary Jurcak (F83)
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| 505 | Nativity Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church Best Man: Alfred Walker & Maid of Honor: Cecilia Kupec | Family: Jerome Michael Perchinske, Sr / Anne Grace Andras (F82)
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| 506 | Nativity Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church; Presided by Rev Ladislas Necid | Family: John András / Susanna Putka (F277)
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| 507 | Navvies were the men who actually built railways. The building of rail lines was very labour intensive. At one stage during the C19th, one in every 100 persons who worked in this country was a navvy. The word “navvy” came from the word navigator. By the mid-C19th – the height of railway mania – there were 250,000 navvies throughout the country. As railways were a vital component of the Industrial Revolution, the work of the navvies can also be considered crucial. | Shea, Jeremiah (I74)
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| 508 | Navvies were the men who actually built railways. The building of rail lines was very labour intensive. At one stage during the C19th, one in every 100 persons who worked in this country was a navvy. The word “navvy” came from the word navigator. By the mid-C19th – the height of railway mania – there were 250,000 navvies throughout the country. As railways were a vital component of the Industrial Revolution, the work of the navvies can also be considered crucial. | Shea, Daniel (I266)
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| 509 | Near Pittsburgh, PA | Short, Richard (I1552)
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| 510 | Nevada State Health Division, Office of Vital Statistics. State Death Index. Nevada Department of Health and Human Services, Carson City, Nevada. | Source (S695)
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| 511 | New York, Erie County Census - 1855, 1865, 1875 | Source (S243)
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| 512 | NewspaperNotice; THREE DIE IN ONE HOME IN 2 MONTHS Death has entered the home of Mr and Mrs Nicholas P. Schirf of 510 Twenty third street on three occassions during the last two months, two sons and one daughter succumbing. The third death in the family occured last evening, a daughter dying at the Mercy hospital. Two children died during December, Milton Nicholas Schirf, aged 2 years and 8 months, died on Dec. 7, of pulomonary embolism. Less than two weeeks later on Dec 19, a brother Leroy F. aged 1 year and 7 months died of measels. The third child died last evening at 8 o'clock at the Mercy hospital Being Clotilda M. Schirf, aged 7 years. She was taken ill at the family home several days ago and was taken to the hospital. She suffered from pneumonia. The child was a daughter of Nicholas P. and Anna (Shank) Schirf and was born in this city. Surviving are the parents and two sisters and one brother. The funeral will be held from the family home tomorrow morning, the remains to be taken to Nicktown, Cambria county, for interment, The body will be taken on the 7:40 O'Clock train. A fourth member of the family circle died during December, Regis C., infant son of Edward Schirf, the latter being a brother of N. P. Schirf, dying after a short illness. The youngster was a cousin of the Nicholas Schirf children. | Schirf, Nicholas Peter (I99)
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| 513 | Niagara Falls Honeymoon Registries. Niagara Falls Tourism Office, Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada. | Source (S500)
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| 514 | Nicknamed "Jack" | Perchinske, John Paul (I437)
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| 515 | No address for birth location | Smith, John Edward Jr (I852)
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| 516 | No address provided but Carl Filipiak indicated they lived by the cemetery near a lake | Filipiak, Michael John (I779)
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| 517 | No address provided but Carl Filipiak indicated they lived by the cemetery near a lake | Filipiak, Maria B (I751)
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| 518 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Rena Strohmeier (F113)
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| 519 | No validation of death date | Stephens, Thomas Dwight (I1470)
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| 520 | North Lawn Cemetery | Perchinske, Joseph M Sr (I837)
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| 521 | Note: children ages match with their documented birth year | Travis, Pvt Martin (I1474)
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| 522 | Note: maiden surname originally PUTKA Brother: Michael Putka, Find A Grave Memorial# 122287875 Spouse: John Andras (1878–1941) Married: 30 January 1905, Cleveland, Ohio Children of John Andras & Susan Putka: * Joseph Andras (1908–1999; relocated to Sun City, Arizona) * John Andras Jr (1911–1913) * Mary M Andras (1914–1985; spouse: Steve H. Matusik) * Rose Andras (1920–2007; spouse: Joseph Sakmar) * William Joseph Andras (1923–2003) Susan Andras (nee Patka), of 9514 Dunlap Avenue, beloved wife of the late John, dearest mother of Joseph, Mary Matusik, Rose Sakmar and William (member of Cleveland Police Department), grandmother of four, sister of Michael Puika (deceased). Friends received at the Hopko Funeral Home, 3601 East 93 Street (south of Union Avenue). Funeral Saturday, February 6, at 8:15 a.m. Services at Nativity Blessed Virgin Mary Church, 9610 Aetna Road, at 9 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. | Putka, Susanna (I876)
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| 523 | Note: Pennsylvania minimum age for marriage was always 18 years old. In Maryland, the age requirement for women was 16 years old until after 1919 it was 18 years old. Anna married Edward in Maryland because at the time she was 17 years old and would have required parents consent. | Family: Edward John Strohmeyer, Sr / Anna Barbara Schirf (F87)
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| 524 | Notes from Facebook users about Irish ancestors: 1 Irish who emigrated from Cork & Kerry to Merthyr Tydfil by 1865 to work on the Dowlais Steel Mill, worked hard, followed the steel work to PA and followed the steel opportunities to Youngstown and then Alliance, OH where Welsh Mr Morgan ran his factory and built a Glamorgan castle. 2 I am told years ago by the librarian, that it was cheap and easy to take the ferry back to Ireland. Many Irish returned for baptisms, weddings, etc. 3 Follow step by step instructions here: https://www.irish-genealogy-toolkit.com/Irish-family-history.html • Find out what Irish family history sources are available locally to where you live • Check census records (Complete) • Check civil registration records - birth, marriage, death certificates - vital records (Not Available) • Check church records (Complete) • Check land records (In Process) • Check legal documents such as wills and probate • Check emigration records if your ancestor left Ireland • Place queries on online message boards and genealogy forums • Find out more about your surname and Irish naming patterns • Join an Irish family history society • Locate, contact and interview distant relatives - they may hold many family secrets • Commission a professional genealogist • Learn more about the history of Ireland • Learn more about the heritage, crafts and social traditions of Ireland • Visit the area of Ireland where your ancestors lived. Other Search ideas: • searched in Ancestry Army Testation papers for John O'Shea/Shea and I made a guess of him joining around 1880 give or take a year or so, from Cahersiveen Kerry. you have to go through them and try and read. Some have the names of the person where they were living • Civil registration in Ireland only began in Ireland in 1864 and the related free state website irishgenealogy.ie has the following records to view : births 1864-1923, marriages 1864-1948 (Protestant marriages from 1845) and deaths 1871-1973. The said website also has the surviving Catholic and Protestant parochial records - baptisms & marriages - so you might be lucky. You should also look up Griffiths Valuation via the AskaboutIreland.ie website and search the household valuation books on the nationalarchives.ie website. You should be able to track your Irish ancestor's first marriage and the births of his children in Wales in the FreeBMD site (and the possible deaths of his parents there). The familysearch.org should also be useful for tracking history family via Welsh and American census returns | Shea, Daniel (I266)
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| 525 | Notes from Sister Lorretta Strohmeyer's Research. Obit 1-20-1934-Mrs Theresa Schirf wife of Peter Schirf of 1706 second avenue, died at her home at 2:10 O'clock this morning of a complication of diseases. She was born in Barr Township, Cambria County, on April 5 1857, a daughter of Peter and Barbara Stoltz. Surviving are seven sons and daughters.Thomas of Anadarko Okla.,Mrs Edward Strohmeyer of Niles Ohio, Denis, Frank, Mrs Mary Shank, Nicholas, and Edward all of the city; fifty-one grandchildren, twelve great grandchildren, one brother and two sisters, Peter Stoltz of Portage, Mrs Margaret James of Trenton NJ and Miss Mary Stoltz of Barr township. Mrs Schirf was a member of St Mary's Catholic Church. The body may be viewed at the home. The funeral will be held Monday morning with requiem mass at 9:0 2 CONC 0 O'clock in St Mary's Church. Internment will be made in St Mary's Cemetery. | Stoltz, Theresa Barbara (I100)
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| 526 | Notes: Andras. John T. Andras, beloved husband of Lillian (nee Jacka), dear brother of Joseph, Mary Blatnic, Stephen (deceased), Susan Meese (deceased), Ann Perchinske and Edward, uncle and great-uncle. Friends received at The Hopko Funeral Home, 3601 E. 93d St. (South of Union Ave.), where services will be held Saturday, April 15, at 9 a.m., and at Holy Trinily Church (Bedford Hts.), at 10 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Visiting Hours 2-5 And 7-10 Friday. | Andras, John T (I291)
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| 527 | Notes: Andras: Michael (Nick)-Beloved husband of Elizabeth; father of Joseph, John, Mrs. Mary Blatnic, Steve, Sue, Mrs. Ann Perchinske and Edward. Funeral Thursday, May 20, from residence, 10005 Dunlap ave., at 9 a. m. Services Nativity B. V. M. Church at 9:30 a. m. | Andras, Michael Nikolas (I256)
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| 528 | Notes: Bocskey, John, age 75, passed away at late residence, Chardon, O., beloved husband of Theresa (nee Toth), father of Kalman Toth Boeskey, John Jr., Frank, Mrs. Helen Perchinske, Joseph, Stephen, Mrs. Margaret Hantak, grandfather of fourteen, one great-granddaughter, brother of Louis. Family will receive friends at the Ritondaro Funeral Home, Chardon, O., Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Funeral mass Monday, 9 a. m., from St. Mary's Church, Chardon. | Bocskey, John (I439)
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| 529 | Notes: Brug-Amalia, wife of the late Frederick Brug, mother of Frederick, jr., Farnk, Catherine Hotfelder, Joseph, Carl, Julia, Christine and Anna Uebbing road S. W. Funeral service Monday at 9 a. m. at St. Michael's church. | Deis, Amelia (I14)
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| 530 | Notes: Brug-Frederick, 3163 Scranton rd., died at 9:15 p. m., Friday, Jan. 19, age 61 yrs. husband, father and grandfather. Funeral Tues., Jan. 22, from St. Michael's church at 9 a. m. | Brug, Frederick Jr (I13)
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| 531 | Notes: Casey, Leah (nee Verner), residence, 11923 Minor Ave., beloved wife of Raymond J., Sr. (deceased), beloved mother of Rita Perchinske and Raymond J., grandmother of Jaype and Raymond, sister of Carl Frciberger of Pittsburgh and Howard J. Verner. Friends may call at the Wm. 3, Donlon Funeral Heme, 9213 Miles Ave. Requiem mass Tuesday, Sept. 30, at 9:30 a. m. from St. Timothy Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. | Verner, Leah M (I424)
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| 532 | Notes: Casey, Raymond J., Sr., residence, 11923 Minor, beloved husband of Leah (nee Verner), beloved father of Raymond J., Jr. and Mrs. Rita Perchinske, brother of Ursula Mills of Richmond, Va., James and Edward of Rouseville, Pa., and the late Mrs. Gertrude Marphy. Friends may call at the Wm. J. Donlon Funeral Home, 9213 Miles Ave. Funeral Thursday, Aug. 18, 9:30 a. m., from St. Timothy's. | Casey, Raymond J (I425)
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| 533 | Notes: Reidy, Marie Julia (nee Brady), beloved wife of Thomas C., mother of Catherine Perchinske, Marie Slife, Charlotte McGraw, Jane Obringer, Eileen Haas, Anne and Thomas, sister of Mrs. Margaret Koehl, Dr. Joseph G. Brady, Mrs. Loretta Young and the late Thomas H. and Dr. Charles F. Brady, and grandmother, residence, 3471 W. 91st St., Sunday, Jan. 29, 1956. Friends may call at McGorray Bros. Lakewood Home, 14133 Detroit Ave. Funeral Wednesday, Feb. 1, St. Ignatius' Church, at 10 a. m. Member of L. C. B. A. Branch 138. St. Augustine's Church. | Brady, Marie J (I401)
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| 534 | Notes: Smith, John E. (Jack), beloved husband of Kathryn (nee Kelly); father of Margaret, Thomas, and the late Jackie; brother of Stephen, Joseph, Mary Malleske, Ann, Veronica, Mrs. J. Wellendorf, and the late Mrs. S. Perchinske; residence, 11713 Hazeldell Rd. Friends may call at The Monreal Co. Funeral Home, St. Clair Ave. at E. 110th St. Services at St. Aloysius Church Tuesday, Feb. 15, at 10 a. m. Youngstown papers please copy. | Pijaczynski, John Harry (I284)
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| 535 | Notes: Strohmeier, Theodore, age 4 1/2, beloved son of Clem. and Arline (nee Shea), dear brother of Patricia, Christine, Clem, Daniel, Cyril, Mary Ann and Arline, grandson of Edward and Anna Strohmeier, and Marty and Christine Shea, suddenly, Dec. 28, at St. Alexis Hospital. Friends received at the John J. Hriczo Funeral Home, 17504 Harvard Ave. Funeral services Wednesday, Dec. 31, at St. Henry's Church, 18230 Harvard Ave., at 1 p. m. | Strohmeier, Theodore George (I41)
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| 536 | Notes: Wojtas. John J. Wojtas, beloved husband of Lottie (nee Pietrzak), dear father of Henry, Raymond, Richard, Eleanor Dorko and Dorothy Perchinske, beloved grandfather of 15, great-grandfather of two, dear bother of Ann Smith, Frank, Clara Gordon, Tampa, Fla., Mike Waltash, Helen Brown, Irene Shinheri (deceased), and Rose Miranda of Chicago, Ill. Services Tuesday, Apr. 18, at 8:30 A. M., and at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, at 9 A. M. Interment St. Mary Cemetery (E. 71st St.). Friends received at Golubski Funeral Home, corner E. 65th St. and Fullerton Ave., From 2-10 P. M. Monday. | Wojtas, John (I844)
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| 537 | Notes: Wojtas. Lottie Wojtas (nee Pietrzak), beloved wife of the late John, dear mother of Henry, Raymond, Richard, Eleanor Dorko, Dorothy Perchinske, beloved grandmother of 15 and great-grandmother of two, beloved daughter of Prasida Pictrzak, dear sister of Stlela Lapp, Edward Pietrzak, Marie Peterson, Joseph Peterson, Helen Gaylor, Florence Kunka Raymond Pietrzak. Services Saturday, Apr. 29, at Immaculate Heart at Mary Church, at 8 A. M. Interment St. Mary Cemetery. Friends received at Golubski Funeral Home, corner of E. 65th and Fullerton. Ave., Friday 2-10 P. M. | Wojtas, Lottie (I845)
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| 538 | NY State Death Index, New York Department of Health, Albany, NY. | Source (S666)
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| 539 | O'Neill Healthcare Lakewood | Strohmeier, Daniel George (I37)
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| 540 | Obituary for Regis Strohmeyer NILES- Regis W. Strohmeyer Sr., 86, passed away Wednesday, February 24, 2016 at Trumbull Memorial Hospital. He was born on March 22, 1929 in Niles, OH, son to the late Edward and Anna (Schirf) Strohmeyer. Regis was a Benedictine High School graduate and a member of St. Mary's Byzantine Catholic Church. He served in the United States Army from 1950-1952. On June 30, 1951, Regis married the former Rita Marie Ramsey and they would go on to celebrate the next 64 years together. Regis worked as a appliance repairman at Mullees Appliance Store until 1991. Regis was a member of the "Barn Stormers," a model airplane flying club and he enjoyed playing cards, bowling, and telling jokes. Left to celebrate Regis's memory is his loving wife, Rita Marie Strohmeyer; his children, Rita (John) Montis, Regis (Patricia) Strohmeyer Jr., Dianne (Zephra) Frye, Eric (Sharon) Strohmeyer, Celeste (Mother Theodora) Strohmeyer, Lorraine (John) Magulick, Catherine (Mark) Rosine, Gregory (Robin) Strohmeyer, Mark Harvey (son-in-law), Rebecca (Chris) Prusha, and Otto (Theresa) Strohmeyer; 27 grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren: and his sisters, Billie Cox, and Martha (Sister Estelle) Strohmeyer. In addition to his parents, Regis is preceded in death by his daughter, Charmaine Harvey; his brothers, Walter, Ray, Clem, Edward, Ira, Virgil, Paul, and Herman Strohmeyer; and his sisters, Coletta Griffin, Dorothy Girodat, Geraldine (Sister Loretta) Strohmeyer, Florence Strohmeyer, and Evelyn Strohmeyer. The family will receive friends from 4PM-8PM on Monday, February 29 at Lane Family Funeral Homes, Mineral Ridge Chapel, 1350 N. Canfield-Niles Rd., where closing prayers will be held on Tuesday March 1 at 9:30AM. Funeral Mass will take place Tuesday, March 1, at St. Mary's Byzantine Catholic Church, 356 S. Belle Vista Ave., starting at 10AM. Interment will follow at St. Mary Catholic Cemetery. Family and friends may send condolences to www.lanefuneralhomes.com . https://www.lanefuneralhomes.com/obituaries/regis-w-strohmeyer | Strohmeyer, Regis Willard Sr (I93)
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| 541 | Obituary Index | Source (S146)
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| 542 | Obituary posted in Buffalo Times | Talty, James (I1697)
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| 543 | Ohio Birth Records | Source (S8)
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| 544 | Ohio Birth Records | Source (S570)
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| 545 | Ohio Birth Records | Source (S717)
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| 546 | Ohio County, District and Probate Courts. | Source (S465)
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| 547 | Ohio County, District and Probate Courts. | Source (S735)
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| 548 | Ohio Marriage Index, 1970 and 1972-2007 | Source (S98)
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| 549 | Ohio Marriage Index, 1970 and 1972-2007 | Source (S184)
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| 550 | Ohio Marriage Index, 1970 and 1972-2007 | Source (S748)
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