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Stephen Stein steinsteve0608@gmail.com
Jun 19, 2017, 11:31:33 PM6/19/17
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I am looking at a ship's manifest from 1913 where the passenger indicated
that his "going to join" person lived on Hartford Street in Brooklyn. I can
find no street past or present that matches or is close, and I cannot find
the join person or the passenger in the 1915 New York State census or the
1910 or 1920 Federal Census. Any thought on how I might be misreading the
street name? It definitely says "Brooklyn, NY".
Steve Stein
Highland Park, NJ
<steinst...@gmail.com>
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I am looking at a ship's manifest from 1913 where the passenger indicated
that his "going to join" person lived on Hartford Street in Brooklyn. I can
find no street past or present that matches or is close, and I cannot find
the join person or the passenger in the 1915 New York State census or the
1910 or 1920 Federal Census. Any thought on how I might be misreading the
street name? It definitely says "Brooklyn, NY".
Steve Stein
Highland Park, NJ
<steinst...@gmail.com>
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Join JewishGen at the 37th IAJGS International Conference
on Jewish Genealogy from 23–28 July 2017 at the Disney World
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and mentoring from experts. Live! web streaming of over 60
featured lectures available. For details, visit IAJGS2017.org
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Jewishgen receiving a commission.
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Stephen Stein steinsteve0608@gmail.com
Jun 20, 2017, 10:47:10 PM6/20/17
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All,
One helpful respondent correctly identified the street name as Thatford, not
Hartford, in Brownsville. The "going to join" guy is there in the NYS 1915
Census, though the surname is spelled slightly differently and the given
name Americanized. Thanks! And thanks to Steve Morse for providing the tools
to find the AD/ED based on the address.
Steve Stein steinst...@gmail.com
>I am looking at a ship's manifest from 1913 where the passenger indicated
>that his "going to join" person lived on Hartford Street in Brooklyn. I can
>find no street past or present that matches or is close, and I cannot find
>the join person or the passenger in the 1915 New York State census or the
>1910 or 1920 Federal Census. Any thought on how I might be misreading the
>street name? It definitely says "Brooklyn, NY".
All,
One helpful respondent correctly identified the street name as Thatford, not
Hartford, in Brownsville. The "going to join" guy is there in the NYS 1915
Census, though the surname is spelled slightly differently and the given
name Americanized. Thanks! And thanks to Steve Morse for providing the tools
to find the AD/ED based on the address.
Steve Stein steinst...@gmail.com
>I am looking at a ship's manifest from 1913 where the passenger indicated
>that his "going to join" person lived on Hartford Street in Brooklyn. I can
>find no street past or present that matches or is close, and I cannot find
>the join person or the passenger in the 1915 New York State census or the
>1910 or 1920 Federal Census. Any thought on how I might be misreading the
>street name? It definitely says "Brooklyn, NY".
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