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I am researching 4 families in Baltimore, Maryland: Anderson, Gardner/Gartner, McKenney [or McKinney, McKenna], and Spence. Theresa GARTNER, b. Germany about 1799-1800, married 1823 in Baltimore to...
View ArticleANDREW MCKENNEY - FOUND ?
Andrew McKenney first appeared in the 1870 census living with his mother and 2 sisters:1870 Federal Census - Maryland - Baltimore Ward 18, pg. 130:McKenny, Mary 36 keeps house born IrelandAnna 10 b....
View ArticleJOHN SPENCE UPDATE
I've been researching online books through heritagequest [remote access through my local library], and Google Books, city directories [most extracted from Ancestry years ago] burial records found for...
View ArticleGARTNERS - FOUND IN GERMANY?
I believe I have found the Gartner [Gaertner] family in Germany, thanks to familysearch.org. My search returned only 2 Theresa Gaertners born in the same time frame - both found in Batch #C949951, Film...
View ArticleST. RAYMONDS CEMETERY - BRONX, NY
Some time ago I contacted St. Raymonds Cemetery in the Bronx, NY, as Aunt Elizabeth [actually my great-aunt Elizabeth] told me her parents were buried there.The info I rec'd from St. Raymond's was that...
View ArticleGREEN MOUNT CEMETERY - BALTIMORE, MD
I recently received copies of the Lot cards from Green Mount Cemetery. As is usually the case, the new information is mostly helpful but also presents new questions!ANDERSONS[my great-great...
View ArticleMULLINS - a bit of info...
[Regarding Mary [McKenney] Anderson's sister Anna "Annie" who married Patrick Mullin]...recently found thanks to the various online genealogy services like Footnote [City Directories], Heritage Quest...
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A Mullin Photo
This photo was taken in New York; evidently the Mullens came to visit their Anderson cousins.From left to right: Frank Anderson [brother of my grandmother Gwen]; their uncle, Patrick Mullin, husband of...
View ArticleFOLLOWUP TO 9/16/09 POST
I have found the 3 single Anderson siblings in the 1900 census: Mary, Leticia [Lillian] and John lived at 717 Eutaw Street, presumably the family residence. Their mother, Elizabeth Jane [Spence]...
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Aunt Elizabeth
Elizabeth Jane [Anderson] Regan died at the age of 97 in 1995. She was my great-aunt, sister of my grandmother Gwendolyn [Anderson] Danielsen. And she was quite a lady.Aunt Elizabeth was more a...
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McKenney - surname spelling?
I found the following church marriage record to be interesting. Mary "Minnie" McKenney's surname is spelled McKenny, and her mother's surname is spelled McKenna. Her father is not named, although I...
View ArticleTidbits
In the interest of recording the little tidbits of information told to me over the years about the Anderson / McKenney side of the family:Mary [McKenney] Anderson was a seamstress; she took in sewing...
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Portrait photo of my grandmother, Gwendolyn Veronica Anderson Danielsen, probably about age 17.
View ArticleSpence kids baptisms
Found the baptism of two [known] Spence children at familysearch.org today. Using the batch number of the records, I checked to see if there were any more children listed by the same parents [John...
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MULLEN FAMILY
New breakthrough on this family!My great-grandmother Mary "Minnie" McKenney Anderson had a sister Annie and a brother Andrew. [No news on Andrew.] Annie married Patrick Mullin, an Irish immigrant,...
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Took a look on Genealogy Bank and found obits for potentially 3 out of the 4 unknown children born to Patrick & Annie that died young. Most of these obits however named the father Patrick "K.";...
View ArticleTHE MULLIN DAUGHTER WHO MARRIED, MOVED TO CANADA AND HAD 13 CHILDREN
That information came from Elizabeth [Anderson] Regan, daughter of Mary [McKenney] & William Anderson, niece of Anna [McKenney] & Patrick Mullin. This was supposedly the Mullins' eldest...
View ArticleCOMING SOON...
Need to update soon! I've found more info on the Spence and Anderson children via FamilySearch. However the Spence & Gardiner origins are still a mystery. On a brighter note, I did make contact...
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