Showing posts with label St. John. Show all posts
Showing posts with label St. John. Show all posts

Sunday, May 29, 2011

Rosabelle (Cassingham) St.John

   
 Rosabelle (Cassingham) St.John
       
b. 4 Dec 1878 in Providence, RI
daughter of Albert Odian (Frank) & Emma (Warburton) Cassingham
m. Alfred Adelard St.John on 13 June 1899 in New Bedford, MA

1958
 New Bedford, Massachusetts
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Friday, May 27, 2011

Massachusetts Births, 1841-1915 at FamilySearch.org


This collection contains the name index and images of  Massachusettes state birth records from 1841-1915. The registers of births are arranged in volumes by year. Within the volumes the birth entries are arranged by town then numerically by the number it was entered into the registers and are searchable on the FamilySearch.org site.

My latest find in this collection:
Birth record of our Grandfather
 Albert Edward St.John
son of Alfred & Rosabelle (Cassingham) St.John

(click image to enlarge)
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Sunday, March 6, 2011

A Sentimental Sunday Drive in New Bedford, MA



Lorraine St. John, age 4, with her Grandmother, Marie Anne (Turgeon) Lefebvre (1886-1969),
and her step-sister, Lillian Machon.
c.1937
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Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Saturday, January 29, 2011

Finding St. John in Brooklyn, NY


I had thought I found enough information on the family of Alfred Adelard & Rosabel (Cassingham) St.John to firmly establish that they resided in Taftville, Connecticut then later, permanently in nearby New Bedford, Massachusetts.  So imagine my surprise when I came across his WWI draft registration card and found a NY city address.
 Apparently they were there for a very short time, as I have them in New Bedford in 1917 (city directory) and again in the 1920 census.  Although, at this point husband and wife are separated... maybe NY didn't go so well.
But, as shown below in his WWI draft registration card, in Sept 1918, they resided at 265 Clarkson Ave in Kings, NY, and Alfred A. St. John worked for the Atlantic, Gulf & Pacific Co. as a machinist.

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