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Tom Schoening
 | Bloom's in Ansonville
Rick: Greg Slope tells me that You are all knowing of the Bloom Family. My interest is that of William T. Bloom (abt 1813-1895) lived in Ansonville (Jordan Township). It appears that his nickname was "Trip-up" - Some records indicate that he was interred in the Zion Cemetery near Ansonville along with his second wife Eliza Chase Bloom. Wondering if You know where his first wife Ann Carson-Bloom is interred ??
A number of his children are interred in the New Millport Cemetery which I have posted.
William T Bloom was a very central figure to Our Schoening Family - if You would like to know more about that, I can explain.
Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Thank You - Tom SchoeningAdded by Tom Schoening on May 01, 2013 5:16 AM | |
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David Rose
 | Hugh & Elizabeth Irvin
Correction:
In researching Pee Wee's Nest now called Irvin Park history, the deed transfer documents of Pee Wee's Nest, Hugh & Elizabeth were both unmarried in Dec 1921.
Further research of US Federal Census shows Elizabeth as Hugh's older sister in 1880 and 1910. Additionally, according to Elizabeth Graham Irvin's passport dated 1904 age 39, she was never married. I have copies of all documents via my Ancestory.com account.Added by David Rose on Nov 26, 2012 9:15 PM | |
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David Rose
| Hugh McNeil Irvin & wife Elizabeth
Rick,
Elizabeth (Grahmn)Irvin was wife to Hugh.Added by David Rose on Aug 23, 2012 7:32 PM | |
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Mary
 | RE: John E. Lines (1926-1998)
You're very welcome. I also wanted to let you know that I doubled checked at the cemetery and Eli Lines does not have a marker. I was really hoping I perhaps missed it but that just wasn't the case.Added by Mary on Aug 04, 2012 7:31 AM | |
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Jan Van
 | Identity of Children in John & Mary (Worcester) Patton's 50th Anniversary Photo
Hi Rick, I was wondering if you knew the identities of John & Mary Patton's six children pictured in their 1929 50th anniversary photo which you posted here back on March 25, 2011. I ask because their son Edward was grandfather to my 1st cousin's ex-wife.
Also, thank you very much for posting here John's biography from the "History of Poweshiek, County..."!
Regards,
Janet E. Hale
Added by Jan Van on Jul 05, 2012 9:29 AM | |
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William Haag
 | Peter and Emeline Bloom Starr
Rick can you please transfer Peter and Emeline Bloom graves over to me? They are my gg grandparents on my grandmother Velma Starr Haag side. I would like to fiill in the information I have on them and connect their son Calvin I. Starr to them. Thanks for you attention to this request. It is appreciated...Bill HaagAdded by William Haag on Jun 26, 2012 7:42 PM | |
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Henrietta
 | RE: Nora Ellinger
You are welcome.Added by Henrietta on Jun 02, 2012 8:30 PM | |
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Karen
| RE: Kester and Gertrude (Snyder) Bloom
Hi, Rick!
We corresponded last October and November regarding William Bloom. I sent you info on his as a patriot of the American Revolutionary War.
If you haven't checked recently, Salem Church site on Find A Grave has been updated with photos for all graves --over 950 as I recall.
KarenAdded by Karen on May 31, 2012 10:28 PM | |
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Henrietta
| RE: Wilber E. Lines
You are very welcome.Added by Henrietta on May 09, 2012 5:09 PM | |
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arborvitae
 | RE: Alice (Wood) Stage (1880-1986?)
This is not an adequate source for her middle name, but thought I'd let you know in case you wanted to research it further and possibly contact the submitter if you're an Ancestry member. I found no sources on the one or two trees that included her middle name.
1900 Census info added by another ancestry.com user--
Alice Victoria Wood rather than Alice O Wood
Added a variation of the recorded data.
Submitted by rl1939wood on 6/19/2010
Added by arborvitae on Apr 14, 2012 10:48 AM | |
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arborvitae
| RE: Clude Irwin Stage (1880-1970)
Hi there, is this database online or just on your hard drive? You can include my Find A Grave username and number with a link to my homepage. Please let me know . Kind regards...Added by arborvitae on Apr 14, 2012 10:41 AM | |
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Robert Thomas
 | RE: Hugh McNeilk Irvin and Elizabeth G Irvin
HI Rick,
OH sure welcome and I hope you will know also Irvin family also our descendant of Irvine & Irvin Family Tree :)
I hope you will know Census say word that why of
"Brother/Sister" by Hugh and Elizabeth Irvin but both are still single as never married.
Hugh and Elizabeth are live together same house so because Hugh busy mitiliy, else do! and Elizabeth get care of this house and stuff do! that why. I think these are love brother and sister keep company long time.
Also I hope you will look up Family history center as good luck.. smile..
I'm will hear from you again as more information as many thanks. :)
for now bye, Robert
Added by Robert Thomas on Apr 13, 2012 8:03 PM | |
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NatalieMaynor
 | RE: Dr Oscar Lorraine Dewees
All I know about 99.999% of the pages I add to Find-a-Grave is what I see on the tombstones. When people add other information, I always credit it so that somebody interested in a particular page will know who contributed the biographical information.Added by NatalieMaynor on Apr 13, 2012 7:33 PM | |
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arborvitae
| RE: Alice (Wood) Stage (1880-1986?)
The recent photo of her headstone says Alice V. Stage and the death year 1986. Also 1936 Polk's US Directory for Clearfield gives her name as Alice V. Stage.Added by arborvitae on Apr 13, 2012 1:14 PM | |
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Robert Thomas
| RE: High McNeil Irvin & Elizabeth G
Hi Rick,
Thank for message again, I wonder do you have Ancestry.com Memeber? as You can view my family tree ok and here My family name "Thomas & Holman Family Tree" understand.. Here website is
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/7702486/person/-92115797
Hugh McNeil Irvin still single thur census say word "single" and he never married .. also
Elizabeth G Irvin still single thru census say word "single" and she never married so Elizabeth G middle is Graham...
Hugh McNeil Irvin and Elizabeth Graham Irvin are parent to Edward Anderston Irvin and Emma Augusta Graham....
Look up census 1870 thur 1930 was in Hugh and Elizabeth was brother & sister still there word say brother & sister as no say word "husband or wife" nothing as only Brother & Sister at all..
I hope you will look up Ancestry.com as I give to you from website above and you will know Thank You for as share smile... also hear from you again soon.
Good Luck :D
Robert
Added by Robert Thomas on Apr 13, 2012 1:00 PM | |
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arborvitae
| RE: Clude Irwin Stage (1880-1970)
The birthplace sources:
WWII US Draft Registration states Clearfield, PA.
1880 United States Federal Census about Clyde Stage
Name: Clyde Stage
Age: 3m
Birth Year: abt 1880
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Home in 1880: Lawrence, Clearfield, Pennsylvania
Death place:
SSDI states last residence as Clearfield, Clearfield, PA.
I did not include the birth city as Lawrence since I don't know for sure if that's where he was born, but since he was 3 mos. old in that census it is likely that that's his birth city. I'd confirm before adding.
Thank you for being thorough and trying to keep Find A Grave accurate! Much appreciated...
Added by arborvitae on Apr 13, 2012 12:59 PM | |
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Henrietta
| RE: Harry Dorsey Patton (1828-1886)
You are very welcome. If there is anything else that I can help with please let me know.Added by Henrietta on Apr 13, 2012 6:08 AM | |
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Robert Thomas
| talk about Hugh McNeil and Elizabeth G Irvin
Hi Rick Gleason,
I notice that you have name Nugh McNeil Irvin and Elizabeth G Irvin as but they not husband/wife ...
I have ancestry memeber as I find Hugh McNeil Irvin and Elizabeth G Irvin are They are Brother and Sister as THEY ARE NEVER MARRIED...
So you have fix current not use Spouse Thanks
Thank you,
Robert.Added by Robert Thomas on Feb 15, 2012 6:26 PM | |
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Vicki
 | George, Margaret Hoopengardner
Hi Rick, sorry to be so long to respond. We lost a family member and I just haven't been up to doing findagrave. I will be happy to transfer these memorials to you. Please let me know if there are other Hoopengardner memorials I have you wish to manage. The relationship is a very very thin thread to my family.Added by Vicki on Dec 15, 2011 11:17 AM | |
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Sherry Hansell
| RE: Hello!
Rick, Elmo did extensive research on the Bloom family but he passed away 6 years ago in December and the files were on his old computer that I no longer have. I do have a notebook that I would be happy to send you of his completed work although as his health declined, he just wanted to "get it finished" so many of the pictures of himself and his family are untitled and I don't know who most of the people are. If you send me a mailing address I would be happy to send the extra copy that I have to you.
I have recently started investigating my own family and coming across tid-bits of information is exciting. I have traced my paternal grandmother's lineage back to Abraham Lincoln although since the parentage of Nancy Hanks is so controversial, the facts can never be concretely established. Very interesting though.
I wish you success on your search and only wish Elmo was here to correspond with you as he enjoyed the research tremendously.
Sincerely,
Sherry BloomAdded by Sherry Hansell on Nov 17, 2011 7:32 AM | |
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Karen
| RE: Kester and Gertrude (Snyder) Bloom
Thanks for the note. I have more photos from Salem, so will try to get some more uploaded. I took them about 2 years ago when in the area. I'm related to the Snyder family. My great-grandmother was Mary Elizabeth "Betty" Snyder and married Alfred Lemuel Ullery. Both are buried in Salem cemetery along with their children, grandchildren and many other relatives-Hott, Fultz, Haines, Watson, Michael, etc.
Added by Karen on Oct 25, 2011 8:57 PM | |
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Patty Purvis
 | RE: John Harper Patton Burial Site
Rick,
I was back in Grinnell today and just in case, I snapped some photos of whoever was alongside the crypt. I also took a close up of Mary's inscription just on a whim. Great minds think alike. Will get them posted soon.
PattyAdded by Patty Purvis on May 05, 2011 3:02 PM | |
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Patty Purvis
| RE: John Harper Patton Burial Site
Rick,
I noticed that John H., Jr. & others were buried nearby. Do you have any interest in those? If so, I could snap a photo of those for you. Glad to be able to help.
PattyAdded by Patty Purvis on May 05, 2011 6:42 AM | |
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J. Clark
 | RE: James Caldwell photo
You are very welcome. The entire caldwell family is in the plot. Would you want me to e-mail you pics of the other graves? Also, my bro-in-law was a Peoples from Clearfield Co., PA and they moved to FL. Robert Eugene Peoples.Added by J. Clark on Apr 15, 2010 7:55 PM | |
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Paul S.
| Latrobe
I'm sorry but I actually had nothing to do with the Latrobe entry. Findagrave gave me credit for a number of bios and pictures that I did not do and now I get messages very often about them telling me to fix it. It is very frustrating for me because findagrave ignores all my requests to fix the problem and actually banned me from the message board for even bringing it up. I am out of options and unfortunately can't get any closer to fixing it. Perhaps if you e-mailed them and let them know about the problem they could fix it since even though I have credit for them I can't do anything to actually make changes.Added by Paul S. on Nov 07, 2008 5:51 AM | |
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