Farrow Funeral Records Will Do Lookups
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Re: Farrow Funeral Records Will Do Lookups
 AZ_Cousin
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Posted: 5 Jan 2002 2:03AM GMT |
Classification: Query
Hi Cindi. I sure do appreciate any help you can provide. The surnames I am researching are STANTON, HINCHEY, CAIN, BRITT. Some of these family members married into McGINLEY and BURGE line. Those aren't my direct ancestors, so I am not really focusing on them in too much detail right now. They are all Irish Catholic. I'm looking for burials between the years 1851-1951.
The Hincheys and Cains lived in Centralia. I have been given some information from the headstones in the St. Ignatius cemetery, but not sure if I have them all, and am still working on some of the relationships. I was hoping the funeral records may provide some clues there.
One of the big ones is trying to find out the relationship of Martin CAIN (1824?-1887?) to Terrence CAIN (1833-1878). That would be a big help to understand their relationship.
I think the Britts lived in Centralia too. Julia (CAIN) Hinchey's parents were Terrence CAIN (1833-1878) and Ellen Shine (1838-1912). Julia (1876-1956) married Joseph HINCHEY (1875-1942). His parents were Morgan HINCHEY and Catherine BRITT.
Joseph HINCHEY had a brother John (b. 1877) that married Bridget McDonogh (b. 1876). I don't know how many other children Morgan and Catherine had yet, or the death dates for Morgan and Catherine.
I have found some of the Cains and the Hincheys in the 1870 census, with the adults born in Ireland, so I figure they came over in the 1850s-1860s.
The STANTON family is from Mt. Carmel. William STANTON (1866?-1940?) was married to Mary (1870?-1940?) (don't know her maiden name yet). His mother Ellen STANTON died around 1911-1915. She was born in 1837 in Ireland. She was a widow by the 1880 Mt. Carmel census. I think her husband (don't have first name) died in 1879. I don't know if any of these Stantons were related to the John STANTON that was an undertaker in Mt. Carmel. I believe all of the Stantons were buried in or near Mt. Carmel. I couldn't find Ellen and her husband in the 1870 Mt. Carmel census.
In the 1870 census for Mt. Carmel I did find a Mary STANTON born 1835 in Ireland, widow, and 3 children all born in Ireland: John b. 1856, Thomas b. 1858, and Mary b. 1862). Her husband must have died between 1862 and 1869. I can't figure out how these tie in to William.
The other family in the 1870 census is Patrick STANTON b. 1825 in Ireland, married to Mary STANTON b. 1830 Ireland. All of their children were born in PA: Thomas b. 1851, Margaret b. 1859, William b. 1861, Sarah b. 1863, Annie b. 1864, and Catharine b. 1867. The child William in this family is definitely a different William because the mother's names are different. I can't figure out how these Stantons are related yet either. I think that this Patrick STANTON was my William's uncle, and that the children of the widow Mary STANTON are cousins to the children of Patrick and Mary, as well as cousins to my William.
Some Stantons appear to have come to the States around 1850, while others appear to have come after 1862. Information is still too sketchy.
I have been posting everywhere I can think of. I have been waiting since August for STANTON Social Security records. I have received some information from the Diocese of Harrisburg for CAIN and HINCHEY, but nothing for STANTON. They recommended I try Ashland for STANTON info.
It has been very challenging. So, any listings in that funeral book for any of these surnames has got to be a help one way or the other. Thanks again.
Connie Naylor
Arizona
The Hincheys and Cains lived in Centralia. I have been given some information from the headstones in the St. Ignatius cemetery, but not sure if I have them all, and am still working on some of the relationships. I was hoping the funeral records may provide some clues there.
One of the big ones is trying to find out the relationship of Martin CAIN (1824?-1887?) to Terrence CAIN (1833-1878). That would be a big help to understand their relationship.
I think the Britts lived in Centralia too. Julia (CAIN) Hinchey's parents were Terrence CAIN (1833-1878) and Ellen Shine (1838-1912). Julia (1876-1956) married Joseph HINCHEY (1875-1942). His parents were Morgan HINCHEY and Catherine BRITT.
Joseph HINCHEY had a brother John (b. 1877) that married Bridget McDonogh (b. 1876). I don't know how many other children Morgan and Catherine had yet, or the death dates for Morgan and Catherine.
I have found some of the Cains and the Hincheys in the 1870 census, with the adults born in Ireland, so I figure they came over in the 1850s-1860s.
The STANTON family is from Mt. Carmel. William STANTON (1866?-1940?) was married to Mary (1870?-1940?) (don't know her maiden name yet). His mother Ellen STANTON died around 1911-1915. She was born in 1837 in Ireland. She was a widow by the 1880 Mt. Carmel census. I think her husband (don't have first name) died in 1879. I don't know if any of these Stantons were related to the John STANTON that was an undertaker in Mt. Carmel. I believe all of the Stantons were buried in or near Mt. Carmel. I couldn't find Ellen and her husband in the 1870 Mt. Carmel census.
In the 1870 census for Mt. Carmel I did find a Mary STANTON born 1835 in Ireland, widow, and 3 children all born in Ireland: John b. 1856, Thomas b. 1858, and Mary b. 1862). Her husband must have died between 1862 and 1869. I can't figure out how these tie in to William.
The other family in the 1870 census is Patrick STANTON b. 1825 in Ireland, married to Mary STANTON b. 1830 Ireland. All of their children were born in PA: Thomas b. 1851, Margaret b. 1859, William b. 1861, Sarah b. 1863, Annie b. 1864, and Catharine b. 1867. The child William in this family is definitely a different William because the mother's names are different. I can't figure out how these Stantons are related yet either. I think that this Patrick STANTON was my William's uncle, and that the children of the widow Mary STANTON are cousins to the children of Patrick and Mary, as well as cousins to my William.
Some Stantons appear to have come to the States around 1850, while others appear to have come after 1862. Information is still too sketchy.
I have been posting everywhere I can think of. I have been waiting since August for STANTON Social Security records. I have received some information from the Diocese of Harrisburg for CAIN and HINCHEY, but nothing for STANTON. They recommended I try Ashland for STANTON info.
It has been very challenging. So, any listings in that funeral book for any of these surnames has got to be a help one way or the other. Thanks again.
Connie Naylor
Arizona