On Jul 17, 9:20=A0am, Keith nuttle <keith_nut...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Maire Black wrote:
> > KarenP <tyshu...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
> >> On Jul 16, 12:59 pm, geothermal <jj...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> >>> On Jul 5, 6:04 pm, Karen P <karenp...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
> >>>> Hi
> >>>> I"m searching for
> >>>> James Joseph FLOOD b 1875 New Jersey
> >>>> Margaret (Maggie) Maloney Flood b 1875 New York
> >>>> they should be listed with their daughters all born in NJ
> >>>> Mary b 1898
> >>>> Helen b 1900
> >>>> Margarite b 1903
> >>>> also listed may be their nieces/adopted daughters
> >>>> Alice b 1904
> >>>> Florence b 1911
> >>>> They are the natural daughters of William and Sarah (Sadie) Flood
> >>>> Both Flood families are listed in the 1910 census in Cliffside
Park,
> >>>> Bergen, New Jersey =A0only the James Flood family is listed in 1930
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also
> >>>> in Cliffside Park. =A0I can find neither family in 1920 and am
tryin=
g to
> >>>> narrow down when William and Sarah died and their daughters joined
t=
he
> >>>> James flood family. =A0I have no reason to believe they ever left
Be=
rgen
> >>>> County but for the life of me I can't seem to find them
> >>>> Thank You
> >>>> Karen
> >>> Is this them ? Seems like Mary, Helen and Margarite would have been
> >>> married off before 1920 census.
>
> >>> Name: James Flood
> >>> Home in 1920: Bronx Assembly District 1, Bronx, New York
> >>> Age: 45 years
> >>> Estimated Birth Year: abt 1875
> >>> Birthplace: New York
> >>> Relation to Head of House: Head
> >>> Spouse's Name: Magret
> >>> Father's Birth Place: New York
> >>> Mother's Birth Place: New York
> >>> Marital Status: Married
> >>> Race: White
> >>> ***: Male
> >>> Home owned: Rent
> >>> Able to read: Yes
> >>> Able to Write: Yes
> >>> Image: 176
> >>> Neighbors: View others on page
> >>> Household Members: Name Age
> >>> James Flood 45
> >>> Magret Flood 39
> >>> Monica Flood 16
> >>> Rita Flood 12
> >>> James Flood 10
> >>> Katherine Flood 5
>
> >>> Source Citation: Year: 1920;Census Place: Bronx Assembly District 1,
> >>> Bronx, New York; Roll: T625_1130; Page: 4B; Enumeration District:
29;
> >>> Image: 176.
>
> >>> Jonathan M.- Hide quoted text -
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> >> Thank You for looking but the one thing I am sure of is that they
> >> never left New Jersey. =A0They may have moved around Bergen
County..bu=
t
> >> they were there someplace. =A0 =A0There houses from 1910 to 1920 were
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only
> >> blocks apart.
> >> All of the girls married late. =A0 My Grandmother Mary got married in
> >> 1924 after my Grandfather graduated from law school, Margarite
married
> >> around 1928 and Helen didn't marry until after 1930. =A0 They all
appe=
ar
> >> in the 1930 census...all but Mary were living at home and by then
> >> Great Great Grandpa Maloney had moved in. =A0The name Flood has been
> >> misinterperted in several of the various censuses so I'm thinking
that
> >> it is really messed up in 1920 or somehow their page got lost. =A0Its
> >> just weird that they just seemed to have disappeared.
>
> >> Thanks again
> >> Karen
>
> > There's a Helen Flood aged 23 living with her sister Alice Yoost aged
2=
8
> > in Clifton Park.
> > The ages seem all wrong though. Did Alice marry someone called Yoost?
H=
e
> > doesn't seem to be there, but Alice is not a widow and is Head of the
> > household.
>
> > Maire Black
>
> Don't be to sure to assume you know where they lived and did not live. I
> searched for over a year looking for a family in Reading Pa., then
> accidentally found they had died in Philadelphia,Pa. after living all of
> their lives in Reading. =A0In another incidence, my grandfather lived
his
> life in Fort Wayne, but at one time in the thirties, move to another
> county in an effort to save his house. =A0He rented a significantly
> cheaper house in the country, and tried to rent the house in Fort Wayne,
> =A0 unfortunately he lost the house any way.
>
> (People who think times are hard today need to study their ancestor, and
> see the effects of real poverty, bank failures and other similar
problems=
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based on the family history it is highly unlikely they left the area.
since I posted the original message I have found the missing William
and Sarah Flood at Madonna Cemetary in Bergen County. He died 1912,
she 1919. They are buried along side James and Margaret who didn't
die until 1955 &1964. but I have also searched all of New Jersey and
the NYC area which if they did leave would be the most likely
locations still no show. None of them show up in the right
combination. I think at this point I need to look at the microfilm
copies...
Karen
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