Help, Does anyone know Harold Flangan c. 1900?

[sharon]

My relative, Harold came from Ireland after being wed to <br>Ida Schnider, can anyone give me information about the geneology<br>of my family based on this? They left Ireland around 1900, I know this <br>is vague but I need help. A family history, a lead, anything is helpful<br>They moved to a little town in New York called Troy, <br>can you help me?
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sflanaga@eastern.edu

[MaryLDunn]

: My relative, Harold came from Ireland after being wed to <br>: Ida Schnider, can anyone give me information about the geneology<br>: of my family based on this? They left Ireland around 1900, I know this <br>: is vague but I need help. A family history, a lead, anything is helpful<br>: They moved to a little town in New York called Troy, <br>: can you help me? <p>Sharon,<br> Troy is a city of about 70,000 on the banks of the Hudson River near Albany. It is in Rensselaer County. I grew up there. You might try the Troy Public Library which has a genealogy section, including some death indexes and city directories. It also has newspapers on microfilm. The county historical society also is based in Troy. If you know what part of the city they lived in, you also might try church records. The city library has been responsive to my mailed requests in the past. Mary Lee Dunn

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MaryLDunn@aol.com

[John O'Beirne]

<br>: : My relative, Harold came from Ireland after being wed to <br>: : Ida Schnider, can anyone give me information about the geneology<br>: : of my family based on this? They left Ireland around 1900, I know this <br>: : is vague but I need help. A family history, a lead, anything is helpful<br>: : They moved to a little town in New York called Troy, <br>: : can you help me? <p>: Sharon,<br>: Troy is a city of about 70,000 on the banks of the Hudson River near Albany. It is in Rensselaer County. I grew up there. You might try the Troy Public Library which has a genealogy section, including some death indexes and city directories. It also has newspapers on microfilm. The county historical society also is based in Troy. If you know what part of the city they lived in, you also might try church records. The city library has been responsive to my mailed requests in the past. Mary Lee Dunn<p>I'd also look for the conventional spelling of FLANAGAN. It's said to be the 4th most popular name in Ireland. My Mom, RIP, was one.<p>
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Tulskone@aol.com

[sharon]

: <br>: : : My relative, Harold came from Ireland after being wed to <br>: : : Ida Schnider, can anyone give me information about the geneology<br>: : : of my family based on this? They left Ireland around 1900, I know this <br>: : : is vague but I need help. A family history, a lead, anything is helpful<br>: : : They moved to a little town in New York called Troy, <br>: : : can you help me? <p>: : Sharon,<br>: : Troy is a city of about 70,000 on the banks of the Hudson River near Albany. It is in Rensselaer County. I grew up there. You might try the Troy Public Library which has a genealogy section, including some death indexes and city directories. It also has newspapers on microfilm. The county historical society also is based in Troy. If you know what part of the city they lived in, you also might try church records. The city library has been responsive to my mailed requests in the past. Mary Lee Dunn<p>: I'd also look for the conventional spelling of FLANAGAN. It's said to be the 4th most popular name in Ireland. My Mom, RIP, was one.<p>Thanks to both of you, I will be looking for them in Albany New York, and I misspelled Flanagan, sory<br>Thanks!<br>

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