1902 Manhattan Death Certificate #10587

[Michael ONeil]

Hi Sandra,

Was the family tree you referred to on ancestry?

I know Catherine Beechinor married William Dickers and had a son Joseph in 1855. William died in 1865 and in the 1870 census I have Patrick Carroll and Katie (Catherine?) Carroll with 5 children (ages 10 - 24) who must have been Patrick's by a previous marriage with a Joseph Dickers. So Catherine (Katie?) has re-married by 1870 and not 1874?

It's definitely them because I know from other sources that Angela O'Neil (nee Ames) is a first cousin to Joseph Dickers and that in 1916 an attorney acting on behalf of Angela O'Neil's son (my g-grandfather) goes to the home of Mrs Patrick Carroll at 248 E84th Street - an aunt of the son's mother and Catherine is Angela's aunt.

The Carrolls and Joseph Dickers lived in the East 82-84th Street.

[*Sandra*]

Hi Michael,

Pleased to have found a small snippet to fill in the blanks.  Yes, the tree was on ancestry - Catherine Jnr was under Catherine Elizabeth Carroll - Born 1879 in New York and died 12-3, 1953 in  905 n. Front Street Camden NJ. Husband Charles (Chas) Gottwald
Born 1865 in Pennsylvania and died 11 1943 - 1036 Segal Street, Camden NJ.

Daughter was - Florence Rose Gottwald - Born 11th June 1912 in 479 Union Street, Brooklyn, NY  and died 23 December 1969 in 1240 Sayers Ave Camden, NJ. Married to  William Keesey Hewitt
Born 10 May 1906 in Washington Twp. Camden Co., NJ   and died 15 Aug 2001 in  Washington DC, District of Columbia.

Sandra

[*Sandra*]

YOU MAY FIND THIS INTERESTING:- Camden People - Florence Rose Gottwald

http://www.dvrbs.com/People/CamdenPeople-FlorenceGottwald.htm

Sandra

[Michael ONeil]

Hi Sandra,

Found the tree on ancestry but something's wrong.

The 1900 census page might be my Catherine - at first glance the location is right (E82 St) but the rest of the details just don't seem to stack up  - age, year married and one thing stands out.

Quite simply I know my Catherine Carroll (snr) was still alive in 1916 so not dead in 1911.

[Michael ONeil]

Thanks a lot folks.