Public Ledger Origins, 1848-1875, Volume 2, 1857-09-04 to 1875 12-24

COLLECTIONS The Genealogical Society OF PENNSYLVANIA PUBLIC LEDGER NEWSPAPER PHILADELPHIA, PENNA > ORIGINS FROM WANTS AND PERSONAL COLUMNS 1848-1875 VOLUME 2 Copyright® 2000 The Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania ORIGINS Some eighteen years ago, a group of volunteers of the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania inaugurated a project of indexing all the names in the Death Notices, Marriage Notices and the Wants columns of the Philadelphia Public Ledger. This work was begun with the initial issue of the paper in 1836 and continued until the issue of 1875. This effort has resulted in the publication of eighteen volumes of indexed names. As the work proceeded into the 1850's, the effects of the Great Hunger in Ireland, the Potato Famine, began to be seen. Irish immigrants were marrying, and dying, and their newspapers notices began to show their places of origin in the Old Country. Also, immigrants began to advertise in the Wants and Personal columns upon their arrival in America to contact relatives who had come before them. The news¬ paper columns would show names, ages, places of origin, down to parish¬ es and townlands, as well as relationships between individuals. This information would be a windfall to genealogists. All those names and places! We created a matrix, a form in which genealogical information could be written. We called this new project "Origins". We expanded its base to include not only Ireland and foreign countries, but other areas of the United States. We began "Origins" in 1848 and concluded in 1875. We included persons whose origins or places of marriage or death were in other areas of the country and who were from Pennsylvania, New Jer¬ sey and Delaware. There were many more deaths in the 1861-1865 period because of Civil War casualities. The indexing of marriages and deaths, as well as "Origins" continued simultaneously until the newspaper books were no longer available. Everything in the books has been checked, but there is always a possi¬ When an Irishman who can't spell says "Ballaklee" to a newspaper clerk, how can the clerk know that he is saying "Dublin". bility of error. Robert E. 0 Connor ORIGINS WANTS, INQUIRIES ETC., INFORMATION WANTED, AND PERSONALS All of the above newspaper column headings have been used in these "Origins". We started in 1848 (because of the Irish Famine) and con¬ tinued through 1875. The Wants column mainly was for employment op¬ portunities, everything from hat trimmers to iron moulders, but tucked into this column were ads beginning: Information Wanted Of. In Aug¬ ust of 1848 a new column heading began called "Inquiries etc." and it reappeared in April and June of 1849, even as the Wants column contin¬ ued. In August 1849 another heading was tried as "Information Wanted", but it wasn't until December 1852 that "Personals" began and would continue as the column for those seeking friends and relatives. These column headings usually appear on page 3 in the newspaper, but also can be found on pages 1, 2 and 4. To assist you, we have noted the page and column number below the publication date. The Wants and Personals have been extracted as they appear. Many are or Irish origin, but also include other nationalities, as well as the native bom. Infor¬ mation might include the ship name, date of arrival, other family members, such as cousins or brothers-in-law, and maiden names, as well as occupa¬ tions. You may also note that the same "Personal" ad has been placed in other newspapers in the larger eastern cities in hope of locating a relative. Spelling - The ad-taker clerk listened to an Irish brogue and wrote down how he thought the names were spelled. Very often, the Irish immigrant could not read or write and the clerk was ignorant of Irish surnames and place names; thus you get Boil for Boyle, and Rardon for Reardon. Dailey is spelled Daly, Daily, Dealy, Dely and Dayley, so be sure when using the index to look for alternate spellings. Every Irish town and townland is in a larger jurisdiction, the Civil par¬ ish. Often the ad clerk made no distinction and every place name was called a parish. We have tried to help with correct spellings [the names are in brackets], as well as additional information, also in brackets, which might be of help to the family researcher. Addresses - Upon arrival, the immigrant often stopped at a hotel or boarding house, usually along the waterfront, thus you see "repeat" addresses. Many used agencies such as "The Only Incorporated Ameri¬ can Emigrants' Friend Office" as a home address. Street addresses from the early years cannot be used to locate the same addresses today, as the present street numbering system did not begin until 1857. Because of the erratic numbering, additional information was given to pinpoint a location, such as: "between Seventh and Eighth sts." or "3rd door from the corner of Sixth and Noble sts.." Some of the streets and alleys no longer exist, or their names have changed. The GSP has a book called "Philadelphia Street Name Changes" by Jefferson Moak, which will assist you. The Wants and Personals are interesting reading, as the new arrivals and those already here try to connect up with their friends and rel¬ atives. Perhaps you will make a "connection" too. Trudy Slaven Pub. Date PERSONALS Sep. 4 1857 Pg. 3 col. 4 Henry Kriselmyre, will please call on his brother, Conrad [Kriselmyre] from Newburgh, N.Y., at Jones Exchange Hotel, 77 Dock st. [Phila. Pa.] from 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. this day. Sep. 4 1857 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted - of John Brenon, from the Parish of Ballynele [Ballyneill], near the Castle Duffhill, Co. Tipperary, Ireland, by his sister, Norah Brenon, of Conshohocken, Montgomery Co., Pa. Sep. 4 1857 Pg. 3 col. 4 James Cornell - who came to Philadelphia from Ireland, on the 2^, in the "Wyoming", will please call on his brother, Pat [Cornell] [at] 4 Prosperous Alley, between Eleventh and Twelfth, in Locust [st., Phila. Pa.]. Sep. 9 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Corley Cochlin, Blacksmith, from Skibbereen, Co. Cork, Ireland. When last heard of, was with Mr. Miltonberger, Little Falls, East Liberty, Fayette Co., Pa. Any information of him will be thankfully rec'd by his wife, Margaret Cochlin (formerly Margaret Shea) at 109 Seventh st., above Arch [st., Phila. Pa.]. Sep. 10 1857 Pg. 3 col. 3 Thomas Davis of Manchester, England, may hear something of interest by sending his address to Box 1207, Phila¬ delphia Post Office [Pa.]. Sep. 10 1857 Pg. 3 col. 3 Wanted -Mary Lowers, care of Mr. Kaine, 132 Pine st., Phila. [Pa.] to get a letter from Dewsbury, England, Siter Price & Co., 315 Market st. [Phila. Pa.] Sep. 12 1857 Pg. 1 col. 2 Wanted- Information of Margaret Monahan, a native of the Parish of Inaskillin [town of Enniskillen], near Lismelor [sic], Co. of Hermanna [Fermanagh], Ireland, by her cousin, Bernard Nolen. She will be kindly received at house of Michael O'Connor, 622 Seventh st. below South [st., Phila. Pa.] [Note: There are several townlands as well as the town of Enniskillen (all in the parish of Enniskillen), and Lismelor is probably the townland of Lismalore, which is in the parish of Aghavea] 201 Pub. Date PERSONALS Sep. 14 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted -of Michael Quane, Parish of Parteen, Co. Clare, Ireland, brother of Thomas Quane. Any infor¬ mation will be thankfully rec'd by Thomas' son, Michael Quane. Please address 9 Penn st., Philadelphia [Pa.] Mr. Hugh Ford's. Sep. 15 1857 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted -of Catharine Gaffey, who arrived in the packet ship "Cultivator" on the 11th inst., by her brother, William [Gaffey] at Francis Lubbe's, Carpenter, Conshohocken [Montgomery Co.], Pa. Sep. 15 1857 Pg. 3 col. 7 Ann Tagg, who arrived at New York, from Manchester, England, in the ship "Manhatten", last week, is request¬ ed to send her address to her mother, Ann Tagg, Water street, third door below Lombard [st.], Schuylkill, Phila. [Pa.] Sep. 17 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted -of John and Mary Maguire, by their mother Anne Maguire, who is lately arrived from Bradford, England. If this meets their eye or comes to their ear, they will find her by calling at Mr. Hugh Ford's, 9 Penn st., Phila. [Pa.] Sep. 18 1857 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted - of Nelly Derbydown, (maiden name Nelly Foley) from Waterford, Ireland. Her sister Joanna Foley, is at John Cush's, 509 Penn st., below Lombard [st., Phila. Pa.]. Sep. 21 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Mrs. Mary Cougin, widow of Wm. Cougin, Queen's Co., Ireland. Four years ago, she was living in Philadelphia. Call at 258 Eleventh st. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 1 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted information of Ann Sweeny, who left Donegal, Ire¬ land, about six years ago, who lived in Tamaqua, Pa. in 1855. Apply to her sister, Mary Sweeny, 1314 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 2 1857 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted of John and Patrick Brophey, supposed to be living in St. Louis [Mo.], by their sister, Mar¬ garet [Brophey], now living at 1740 Francis st. Phila. [Pa.]. St. Louis papers please copy. 202 Pub. Date PERSONALS Oct. 3 1857 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted -of Mary Ball and Bridget Dewire, whose maiden names were Ward, late of Westport, Co. Mayo, Ireland, by their brother, Michael Ward, at 17 St. Mary st., between Sixth and Seventh, below Lombard [st., Phila. Pa.]. Oct. 7 1857 Pg. 3 col. 4 Editor Philadelphia Ledger - Sir - There has been living here for the last four years, a man named James Kerr, who a short time since was accidently killed in a mining accident. Little is known of him here, more than that he is a native of Philadelphia, and a sea faring man. According to his statements, while living, he left Philadelphia in 1849, went to New Orleans, thence round Cape Horn, and arrived in California in 1850. It is said that at that time he had a mother and sister in Philadelphia, but it does not seem that he ever corresponded with them, as nothing can be found among his papers to lend to any knowledge of them, more than the above statement. He has also said, when alive, that his parents were natives of Scotland. Should he have any relatives in Philadelphia, it would be advan¬ tageous of them to address a letter to Robert Miller, or Postmaster, at St. Louis, Sierra County, California. Oct. 9 1857 Pg. 3 col. 3 Card- If the widow of Moses Putnam, formerly of Pugwash, Nova Scotia, [Canada] but when last heard of was living in Philadelphia, or any of her heirs, if now living, will send information, [of] her or any of their addresses to Wm. Sutherland, of Depere, Browne Co., Wisconsin, she or they will obtain information greatly to their benefit, [signed] William Sutherland, Depere, Oct. 2, 1857. Oct. 12 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - By a relative, information concerning Alexander Blackburn, Hatter by trade, native of Londonderry, Ire¬ land; is supposed to have resided in Philadelphia, some years since. Address L.B., Blood's Despatch. Oct. 14 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - Information of Wm. Curtis, emigrated to this country from Poughgill, Cornwall, England, about 20 years ago; reside at Honesdale, Pa. about 12 years ago. Any information concerning him will be thankfully rec'd by his brother, Richard Curtis, at Thomas' Hotel, 35 Dock st. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 16 1857 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mary Crawford, of Co. Donegal, Ireland. When last heard from was in New Jersey. Her cousin Mary Crawford, is in Holmesburg, Pa.; would like to hear from her. 203 Pub. Date PERSONALS Oct. 21 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 Should this meet the eye of any friend, or any person that may have known Thomas R. Willett, late of Downie¬ ville, Sierra Co., California, they will confer an everlasting obligation on his family, by sending any information to 18 N. Twelfth st., Phila. [Pa.]. He is supposed to have sailed from California in the illfated steam vessel, "Central America". Nov. 4 1857 Any information of any of the relatives of Wm. Byrne, who arrived in America from Co. Wickelow [Wicklow], Ireland, will be gladly rec'd at Peter Furey's, Charles st., below Dickerson [st.] between Seventh and Eighth [sts., Phila. Pa.] Pg. 3 col. 1 Nov. 5 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal - If John Geraghty, from Stockport, England, 5 years since, is in Philadelphia, he can see his wife, lately arrived from England, by applying to the Agent of the St. George's Society, 130 S. Eighth st. [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 7 1857 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Elizabeth Hamilton, who landed in New York, per ship "Lucy Thompson", on Oct. 28th [1857] will call or information be left of her at VII (late 117) S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] she will hear of something to her advantage. Ask for Thomas Thompson. A suitable reward will be paid for any information concerning her. Nov. 11 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted -By Beier C. Perry, of New Bedford, Mass., of his mother, formerly Matilda Gardener, but more recently married to a Mr. Thomas Cole; Mr. Perry will be pleased to hear from his mother, through Rev. Edmund Kelly, pastor of Oak Street Baptist Church, West Philadelphia [Pa.], [signed] E. Kelly, West Philadelphia. November 6, 1857. Nov. 14 1857 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Hugh or George McVey, from Stuartstown [Stewartstown] Co. Tyrone, Ireland, will call at 524 (236) S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] they will hear of their brother Robert [McVey]. [Note: In 1857 the new street numbering system was put into effect] Nov. 16 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John Hazley, who came to this coun¬ try in 1853, from Co. Down, Ireland. Any information will be thankfully rec'd by [his] sister Martha Rowan. Address 222 S. Front [st., Phila. Pa.]. 204 Pub. Date Nov. 16 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS If Margaret Rotch will call at 114 Norris' Alley [Phila. Pa.] she will see her cousin, Jas. Qudly, that just arrived from Co. Kilkenny, Ireland, Parish of Danesforth [Danesfort]. Nov. 17 1857 Pg. 3 col. 4 Personal - If the heirs of John Coppie, who emigrated to Ohio many years since, will address a few lines to the undersigned, they may hear of something to their advantage, [signed] John Godbou, 720 Callowhill [st., Phila. Pa. Nov. 18 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Samuel Sugdon, lately from England, will send his address to J. Bird, 1734 Market st. [Phila. Pa.] he will oblige H. H. Nov. 19 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Ann McCorry, by her sister Jane, who lately landed here from the Parish of Kill, Co. Meath, Ireland. Address Jane McCorry, 210 Chester st., above Eighth [st., Phila. Pa.] [Note: There are only two Kill parishes in Ireland but neither are in Co. Meath; there are more than eleven townlands of this name, but none are in Co. Meath] Dec. 2 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted -of Terrence Murtha, of Co. Westmeath, Ireland, by his wife Ellen [Murtha], at 114 N. Front st., above Arch [st.], Phila. [Pa.] care of Wm. Flannery. Dec. 2 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted -of Ellen Parrell, by her sister, Maria [Parrell]. Came from Ballinakil [Ballinakill], Queen's Co., [Ireland]. Please address Richard Reynold's Mint Court, back of Cornelius' Factory. Dec. 3 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 Notice -John Kruckel, who left Austria in 1853, will please call at the Office of the Vice Consul for Austria, 128 S. Delaware ave. [Philla. Pa.] where he will hear of something to his advantage. Dec. 5 1857 Pg. 3 col. 6 Fred Whitaker, formerly of Yorkshire, England. Farm laborer, who arrived in New York, six or seven years since, aged 25 or 26 years, will find it to his inter¬ est to call or address John Fort, Bridesburg, Pa. 205 Pub. Date Dec. 7 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS Information wanted- of Margaret Finnell, of Tipperary, Ireland; has been in this city about three years, by Mary Sheridon, at Jno. Ryan's, 7 Norris' Alley [Phila. Pa.] Dec. 10 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 - Information wanted of Thomas Crumlush, a native of the Co. Donegal, Ireland, near Newtown Cunningham. When last heard of he was in Newark, New Jersey. Any information of him will be thankfully rec'd by his brother John [Crumlush] at 4 Bache st., above Race, and between Broad and Fifteenth [st., Phila. Pa.]. Dec. 16 1857 Pg. 3 col. 3 If Mr. W. Muiter, of Huntsville, England, who came over in the "Calhoun" last August, will call or write to the Hamilton Bakery, Hamilton ave., Brooklyn, [N.Y.] he will hear of his wife, who anxiously awaits him as his little girl is dangerously sick. Dec. 24 1857 Pg. 3 col. 5 Robert Allison, Bricklayer, who left England in 1832. Any information respecting where he may be found, will be thankfully rec'd. Address Box 878, Philadelphia Post Office. Dec. 30 1857 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted -of the whereabouts of Mrs. Ketziah or Cizeys Wise, who may [have] received information con¬ cerning her son's family, Albert G. Neville, of the State of Arkansas, which will be important to her in¬ terest, by applying [at] 114 S. Seventh st., below Chestnut st. [Phila. Pa.] [signed] Samuel Goldey & Co. Aid. Ogle's Office, Police Officers. 206 Pub. Date PERSONALS Jan. 9 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 To Mrs. M. E. Byrne, formerly of South st., Phila. [Pa.] The executor of the late Robert Hamilton, who died at Algoe Bay, South Africa, wishes to communicate with Mrs. M. E. Byrne. Address Dr. James Jenkins, 1120 Washington st., above Spring Garden [st., Phila. Pa.] Jan. 11 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Michael Carney, of the Parish of Fermoil [Formoyle], Co. Clare, Ireland, who came here in 1856, by his friend, Winey Walch. Address her, in care of Mr. J. T. Bird, near Wilmington, Del. [Note: there are 8 Formoyle parishes, all with add'l wordage] Jan. 11 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted -of Dominick, Patrick, and Mary Rice, from Newport, England, by their sister, Julia [Rice]. When last heard from, were in Scranton, Pa. Address 417 Spruce st., Phila. [Pa.]. New York and Baltimore papers please copy. Jan. 12 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted -of Benjamin Evens of South Wales. When last heard from was in Minersville [Pa.]. He will hear from his brother, William [Evens] by addressing W. J. Swepenhiser, 816 Capital st., above Brown st., west of Twentieth [st.], Phila. [Pa.] Jan. 19 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Robert London, or his next of kin, who came to America about 1800; also Mary Curdy, or Mary Ellicott, who came to America about 1833. Address John Friend, 996 N. Fifth st., Phila. [Pa.] Jan. 21 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 - Information wanted of Patrick Fleming. When last heard from, he was in St. Louis [Mo.]. Address Catharine Fleming, 259 Water st., below Dock, at Mrs. McVey's, Phila., Pa. St. Louis papers please copy. Jan. 23 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted -of Thomas Sullivan or Mary Sulli¬ van, married to Michael Puinch, from Co. Limerick, Parish of Bruff, Ireland, by their brother, John Sull¬ ivan, at 103 N. Front st., above Arch [st., Phila. Pa.] Jan. 28 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 John Kerr of Liverpool [England] will hear of some¬ thing to his advantage, by calling on his brother, Thomas Kerr, corner Queen and Shackamaxon st., Kensington [Phila. Pa.] Feb. 4 1858 Pg. 3 col. 3 Personal - If Miss Sarah Pritchard, formerly of Water¬ town, N.Y., is in Philadelphia, will she please address a note to A.M.B., Blood's Despatch, for one week, stating where she can be found. 207 Pub. Date Feb. 6 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS $5 Reward -Left her home in Kent Co., Md., on the 16th of Janusry, Mezzie Hadley, an American woman, aged 50 years, grey hair, plaited behind and crippled in both hands by rheumatism. She is supposed to have come to this city. The above reward will be paid for any information of her, by her husband, at the Police Telegraph Office, Fifth and Chestnut sts. [Phila. Pa.] Feb. 10 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Henry Kreiselmaiers, of Newbury, N.Y., will please to call at 401 N. Front st., corner of Callowhill,[Phila. Pa.] at L. Buck's Hotel, where his nephew from Germany, [not named] waits for him. Feb. 11 1858 Information wanted -of Martin Purcell, son of Edward and Ellen Purcell, who emigrated from Cloneen, Co. of Kilkenny, Ireland, about two years since. When last heard from, was in Newburg, inquiring for his mother, who at present is residing with her family at Chesa¬ peake City, Cecil Co., Md. Pg. 3 col. 3 Feb. 11 1858 Pg. 3 col. 3 Wanted - Information - of Sarah Hayden, formerly of the City of Dublin, Ireland, who landed in New York about seven years ago. She lived for some time in New Jersey, and afterwards, came to Philadelphia. Any information of her will be thankfully rec'd by her brother, Patrick Hayden, at Mr. Johnson's, 2508 Pine st., Phila. [Pa.] Mar. 5 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Ann O'Brian, from the Co. Donegal, Ireland, by her sister, Kitty [O'Brian] at the Emi¬ grants' Office, 99 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 11 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of J. Meyer, from the Province of Saxony, Prussia, by his sister L. Meyer. Inquire at 1533 N. Eleventh st., above Jefferson [st., Phila. Pa.] Mar. 29 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal - If Sarah H. Levin, daughter of David F. Levin, of Cincinnati [Ohio], will call at 403 Market st. [Phila Pa.], she will hear of something to her advantage. Apr. 6 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Ann Davis, who left Liverpool 18 months ago, to come to Philadelphia, will hear of her friend James Beatty, by calling or addressing 509 Penn st., between Lombard and South [sts., Phila. Pa.] 208 Pub. Pate PERSONALS Apr. 9 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted -of John and Nina Price, formerly of Baltimore [Md.]. Address Mrs. Black, Lombard st., two doors below Eleventh, or Anti Slavery Office, 107 N. Fifth st., [Phila. Pa.] where they may hear of something to their advantage. Apr. 4 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Miss Gracy, daughter of Richard Gracy, of New Orleans, La., will call at 126 North Wharves, above Arch st. [Phila. Pa.] she will hear from her father. Apr. 26 1858 Pg. 3 col. 3 Any relative of Catharine Stackpole, (who came to this country from Scotland, about seven years ago, in search of her mother, a Mrs. Doctor Stuart and daughter of Anthony Kane), who may be living in Philadelphia, will confer a favor by communicating at once, with Mrs. C. M. S. Carpenter, Matron, State Industrial School for Girls, Lancaster, Worcester County, Mass. Apr. 30 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information of Maria McCue, who came to this country from Co. Galway, Ireland, about seven years ago. Direct to James Allnut's Confectionary, Market st., below Third [st.], Camden, New Jersey, [signed] Margaret Quinn 1 Apr. 30 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Heirs of B. Rambee -If any of the relatives of B. Rambee, a Frenchman, are living in this city, they may hear of something to their advantage, by addressing B. R., Box 665, Post Office. It is supposed that B. Rambee had a son Aaron [Rambee] and a sister, who a few years since, was living in Philadelphia. May 1 1858 Pg. 1 col. 1 Information wanted -of the whereabouts of John G. Montgarret, a native of Ireland. Was in this city about 5 weeks ago. Please address J.S.H., Blood's Des¬ patch. May 10 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 May 13 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal - If Richard Tenor, formerly of Dungannon, Co. Tyrone, Ireland, will send his address to Box 1308, Philadelphia Post Office, he will hear of something to his advantage. Personal - Mrs. Anna Armstrong, lately of New Orleans, [La.] is requested to call at 652 N. Eleventh st. [Phila. [Pa.] on important business. 209 Pub. Date May 15 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS Information wanted -of Mary Egan and Margaret Egan, from the Parish of Roscrea, the town of Gurteen [sic] [Ireland] by Joanna Egan and two sisters. They can find them, by calling at 407 Penn st., below Pine [st.] Phila. [Pa.] [Note: No county was given; there is a townland of Gorteen, in the Parish of Roscrea, in King's Co.; there are 4 townlands of Gurteen in Co. Tipperary and all in different parishes none Roscrea; There are two Roscrea parishes, one in Co. Tipper¬ ary, the other in King's Co.] May 27 1858 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted -By their sister Margaret [Murphy] of John and Mary Ann Murphy, from Co. Kildare, Ireland. Came to this city about 18 months ago. Address 1525 Poplar st. [Phila. Pa.] May 29 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted -of James Enock, native of England. Any information of him will be thankfully rec'd by Wm. Ormond, 1113 Buttonwood st., below Twelfth [st., Phila. Pa.] Chester Co. papers please copy. June 4 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal Miss Rose White and Mary White, can see their cousin, Margaret White, from Ireland, by calling at 409 Penn st., old No. 9 [Phila. Pa.]. [Note: In 1857 the new street numbering system in Phila. was put into effect] June 5 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 - Jerome Padovan, now residing at Corfu, Ionian Islands [Greece] would like to hear from his son, who left Lisbon, some years since for the United States. June 5 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 June 9 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 June 11 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Michael Loftus -Left Stacksdidge, Lancashire, England, about three years ago; when last heard of, was working with a farmer at Trenton, N.J. If this should meet his eye, or any person knowing him, they would confer a favor by writing to his sister, care of Mr. Jos. Rosenbaum, 416 Arch st., Phila. [Pa.] [signed] Bridget Loftus Information wanted -of Margaret Rodgers, County Loud, [Louth], Ireland, Parish of Port, townland of Loroganbay [Lurganboy], by his sister, Bridget Rodgers, at 409 Penn st., below Pine [st., Phila. Pa.] - Personal Information wanted of the whereabouts of William Chesser, who came from Aberdeen, Scotland, about 17 years ago, by his nephew James Downie, at Mr. Thomas Donohue's, Tenth st., below Master [st., Phila. Pa.] 210 Pub. Date PERSONALS June 12 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information is wanted of the residence of Frederick Lune, formerly second steward of Astor House, New York, by his sister-in-law, Charlotte Miller. Any such information will be thankfully rec'd at 1231 Market st. [Phila. Pa.] June 23 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted- of Patrick McGuinness, Blacksmith by trade; when last heard from was in Philadelphia, August 1857. Any information will be thankfully rec'd by his brother. Thomas McGuinness, 160 Wallace St. New Haven, Ct. June 30 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Edmund Yunstill, Saddler from England, and Thomas Chisnell, will hear of something [to] their advantage by writing to or calling upon Edward Carterell, care of Win. Carterell, Burnsborough, Gloucester City, N.J. July 2 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information is wanted of Henry Einwechter, who was discharged from the steamship "Portsmouth" at Ports¬ mouth, New Hampshire; he is supposed to have stopped at Boston. Any one knowing of his whereabouts, or if living, he will greatly relieve his distressed mother, by coming home, or sending his address to Mrs. Einwech¬ ter, 161 Flower st., Eleventh Ward, Phila. [Pa.] July 3 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted -of Margaret Parker, from the Co. of Fermanagh, near Derragonnelly [town of Derrygonnelly] Ireland, by her sister Sidney [Parker], who landed in Philadelphia a few days ago, and now stops at 375 S. Front st., near Mead Alley [Phila. Pa.]. July 10 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal- If James McAlbyn, lately arrived from Lahania in the "Cornelius Howeland" of New Bedford [Mass.] will please call at 207 N. Tenth [st., Phila. Pa.] he will confer a favor. July 19 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Dr. Edward Owen having recently learned that inquiries were made for him through the Philadelphia Public Ledger, about 14 months since, desires any persons wishing to communicate with him to address to him, at Fort Crook, Pitt River Valley, Calif, where he will remain until April 1859. [signed] Edward Owen, Fort Crook, Cala. [date] June 7th 1858. 211 Pub. Date PERSONALS July 19 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 If James, John and Margaretta Doyle, and Johanna Burk, who arrived in the "Wyoming", will call at Richard Downs', 96 Spruce st., below Third [st. Phila. Pa.] they will see Mary Burk. July 21 1858 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted of Edward Perrie, who came to New York by the ship "Harvest Queen", by his sister, Mary Ann [Perrie], 1612 Jones st., above Market [st.] Phila. Pa. Come immediately to 1612 Jones st. July 21 1858 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted of Samuel Smith, who left Kansas Territory, July 4th 1857, by his mother, Elizabeth Smith, at 1061 N. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] Western papers please copy. July 27 1858 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted of Anne Marie Roos, nee ie. 29 Aout 1729 [sic] a Gingsheim, en Alsace, France, e decese a Philadelphia. Ilya environ trente ane. Elle demeurait "Lord Cantit" 8-ad* [?] 7 rue, a Philadelphie". Address Rt. Rev'd James F. Wood, Philadelphia. July 28 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Thomas Hamilton or children of Johnston Hamilton, Ireland, should see this and address Box 1086, Balti¬ more, Md., with residence etc. he maybe pleased with the result. Aug. 5 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted -of Benjamin Venebles, from England, by his brother, Thomas Venebles. Address Southwest corner of Second, in Race st., to Sam'l McDowell, Phila. Pa. Aug. 18 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of John or Catharine Coyle, by their sister, Nancy Coyle, just arrived from England. Apply at 341 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 20 1858 If Michael Wackar, from Wertemburg [Kingdom of Wurtemburg], Germany, will call or address to Christian Wagner 219 S. Fifth st. [Phila. Pa.] he will hear of his sister Rosa Wackar. Aug. 20 1858 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted, of Michael Delaney, of Co. Kilkenny, Ireland, by his sister, Catharine [Delaney]. Address 476 N. Sixth st [Phila. Pa.] - 212 Pub. Date PERSONALS Aug. 23 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Patrick Collins, Blacksmith, who came to this country about 14 years ago from Ireland, Co. of Limerick. He can address Mary Cummins, Batsto, P.O., Burlington Co., N.J. Aug. 26 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Philada. August 25th 1858 - Notice - To the relatives of James Peterson, deceased, a native of Glasgow, Scotland. All persons having claims against said James Peterson, are requested to present them for settlement; and all indebted to him, will please make payment to the undersigned. George Neely, Admin¬ istrator. Aug. 27 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of James Barrett, of Killena [Killeena], Ballecastle [Ballycastle], [Co. Mayo], Ire¬ land, by his wife Bridget Barrett, whom he last left five years since, in Leeds, England. 1714 Wood st. [Phila. Pa.] Sep. 7 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Patrick Murry - son of Michael Murry, from Co. Donegal, Ireland, by his sister, Brid¬ get Murry, just arrived from Ireland. Apply S.W. cor¬ ner Third and Spruce sts. [Phila. Pa.] Sep. 8 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Any person knowing anything of the whereabouts of Maria O'Rourke, or her daughter, Bridget Corcoran, who came to this city from Charleston [S.C.] about six years ago, will confer a favor, by addressing a line to her sister-in-law, Mary Corcoran, care [of] Blood's Despatch. Sep. 10 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 James Milne, your brother has arrived from England, and wishes to see you. [signed] D. Milne Sep. 13 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 James Milne -Your brother wishes to see you. [signed] David Milne, Mantuaville. Sep. 15 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 $10 Reward Left his home 15th of March last, James Milne aged fifteen, full face, light complexion, light blue eyes, five foot high, small scar over one eye, slightly freckled in face. Had on when he left, black cap, brown coat, grey vest, light brown pants. The above reward will be paid to any person finding the above, by his brother, David Milne, at Joseph Herbert's, Haverford st., below Fifth, Mantuaville, Phila. [Pa.] 213 Pub. Date PERSONALS Sep. 21 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted -of John McGowan, from the Co. Sligo [Ireland], by his cousin, Mary Jordan. Inquire at 1231 S. Second st. [Phila. Pa.] Sep. 22 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information is wanted - By his wife of William Boardman, who landed at New York in the ship "Albion", Aug. 10th 1856. She now resides at the Cherry Tree Hotel, on the Baltimore Turnpike, near Philada. [Pa.] Sep. 28 1858 Pg. 3 col. 7 John Seddon -Your brother James [Seddon] has arrived from England, and wishes to see you immedaitely. He is stopping at the Plough and Cotton Tree Hotel, 128 S. Water st. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 1 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. Bridget Flaggerty, your grand daughter has arrived from New London, Conn., and wishes to see you or your sons, James or Patrick. Address J. Wilson, Ledger Off¬ ice, stating where an interview may be had. Oct. 4 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted -of one Capt. Jno. Stewart, brother to Edward Stewart, formerly of Little Bolton, England. When last heard from was in business on the wharf [in] Philadelphia. If the said John, or any member of his family, would call or write to Andrew Stewart, 10 Hallo¬ well st., they will hear of something to his advantage. Oct. 5 1858 Pg. 3 col. 7 Mrs. Catharine Kelly, who left Ballinrobe [Co. Mayo], Ireland in 1850, will please write to her sister, Mary Griffith, Sacramento, California, in care of the priest, Mr. Quinn. Oct. 5 1858 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted - of William, John and Mitchell Fitzpatrick, born in the Co. of Mayo, Ireland, by their cousin, Thomas Fitzpatrick. Please call at the Plough and Cotton Tree Hotel, 123 S. Water st. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 20 1858 Pg. 3 col. 7 Personal - If Mary Neary, who arrived in the "Wyoming", will call at 124 Chestnut st. or 1512 Arch st., [Phila. Pa.] she will hear of her sister, Bridget [Neary]. Oct. 25 1858 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted of Jane Murdoch, Market Hill, Co. Armagh, Ireland, by her brother, William [Murdoch] at 1206 Spruce st. [Phila. Pa.] - 214 Pub. Date PERSONALS Oct. 29 1858 Pg. 3 col. 3 David Hagerty -Your brother John [Hagerty] has arrived from Cork [Ireland]. He has lost your address. Call for him at the Caledonia Factory, Lombard st. above Eighteenth [st.. Phila. Pa.] Nov. 3 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. Ann Courtney, from St. Louis [:Mo.] can find her son Joseph [Courtney], by applying at the office of the "Home Missionary Society", 531 East North st., office hours 8 to 11 A.M. Nov. 5 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal Will Charles Etticks, colored, late of Balt¬ imore [Md.] or his mother and sister Fanny [Etticks] the latter from Dauphin Co., [Pa.] report his where¬ abouts to A.B.B., Box 1597, Philadelphia P.O. Nov. 10 1858 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted of Ann Keirnan, by her brother, William Keirman, who landed in the ship "Saranak" on Saturday last. Please address Mr. Patrick Donnelly, Second st., between Brown and Poplar [sts. Phila. Pa.] Nov. 15 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 WANTED- Information of widow Streeth, of Kelymard [parish of Killymard], Co. Donegal, Ireland, by E. - Wilson, 16 Coombs Alley, between Market and Arch sts. above Front [st. Phila. Pa.] Nov. 16 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted about Jane Dudgeon and her child, about two years old. They left England in the ship "Ionian", Capt. Mitchell, and arrived here on or about the 17th of October inst., since which time, they have not been heard from. Persons in possession of any in¬ formation in relation to them, will do the distressed family a great kindness by leaving it with the under¬ signed. Alfred Nesmith, 411 Market st. [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 18 1858 Pg. 3 col. 3 If Charles Braceland, of the Parish of Longfield [sic] Co. Tyrone, [Ireland] who emigrated to Illinois, many years since, be still living, will he please direct a letter to his sister, Margaret Braceland, 1430 Chest¬ nut st., Phila. [Pa.] Nov. 20 1858 Pg. 3 col. 7 Wanted- Information of Edward and Ellen Lowrey, who came to this country from Dublin [Ireland] about eight or nine years ago, by their neice, Joanna Lowrey. Add¬ ress 1106 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] 215 Pub. Date PERSONALS Nov. 25 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 In the Circuit Court of Carroll Co., Indiana, Nov. 10, 1858, a divorce was decreeded between Susan L. English, Petitioner, and John G. English of Philadelphia [Pa.], [signed] John S. Whitaker, Attorney for Petitioner Dec. 2 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Miss Jean and Jean Marie Togni, of Corte, Corse, or their families, are requested by a relation in Europe, to communicate with R. Koradi, Swiss Consul, S.W. cor. Fourth and Wood sts., Phila. [Pa.] Dec. 8 1858 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted Of Catharine Lynch (widow); by her sister-in-law, Margaret Mahan, late from England. She is supposed to be in or near Philadelphia. Address 10 Gray's Alley, below Chestnut [st., Phila. Pa.] Dec. 8 1858 Pg. 3 col. 3 If John Smith, of Berne, Germany [sic], naturalized in the Borough of Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, will address a note or call on Hugh Norcross, S.W. corner of Fifth and Race sts. [Phila. Pa.], he will hear of something to his advantage. Dec. 11 1858 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted -of Thomas Walsh, a native of Co. Waterford, Ireland. Any person having any knowledge of his whereabouts, will confer a favor on his sister, Mary Walsh, by directing to 222 S. Front st., Phila [Pa.]. When last heard from, was in Maiden Creek, Pa. Dec. 21 1858 Pg. 3 col. 4 Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia Steamship Co. Any person laying claim to or having knowledge of two children named William and Agnes Briggs, five and three years old, who arrived in the steamship "City of Wash¬ ington", on Sunday December 12, from Liverpool, and state that they were to meet an uncle here, will please to communicate at once with this office, or the child¬ ren will be sent back by the next steamer and handed to the parochial authorities of Liverpool. John G. Dale, Agent, 15 Broadway, N.Y. Dec. 24 1858 Pg. 3 col. 4 Frederick William Hager, machinist, of Bremen, Germany, who arrived at Philadelphia some 8 or 9 years ago, is earnestly requested to send his address to the Union Square Post-Office, directly. Pennsylvania papers, please copy. E.H.F., Union Square Post-Office, New - York. 216 Pub. Date Dec. 27 1858 Pg. 3 col. 2 PERSONALS If James Orr, of Fredericktown, Upper Canada, will write to Andrew Orr, Second st., second house above Chatham, east side, Phila. [Pa.] he will confer a favor. Dec. 29 1858 Pg. 3 col. 3 If Mr. John Crosby (tailor by trade) a native of Warrington, Eangland, will address a note of his whereabouts to Mr. Thomas Barlow, 1135 Frankford Road below Franklin st., Phila. [Pa.], he will hear some¬ thing greatly to his advantage, from his parents, residing in Saint Ellen's, Lancashire, Eangland. Last heard from at Roseville, State of Delaware. Wilmington papers please copy. 217 Pub. Date PERSONALS - If Henry Greaves a native of Barbadoes, W.I. will call on Mr. Taylor at 1214 Leisenring st., he will hear of something to his advantage. Jan. 5 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal 7Jan. 5 1859 John Kinsella and others, Executors of Timothy Kinsella, plaintiff. Thos. Caffray and others, defendents. Where¬ as Thomas Caffray, one of the defendents, in this cause and a nephew of Timothy Kinsalla of Williamstown ave., Williamstown, Co. Dublin, was entitled under the will of his said uncle to an ^annuity ofdf50 for his life, with remainder to his children if any, and it is not known whether he is living or dead, or has married, and had issue, and whereas, by an order of the Master of the Rolls, dated 13th July 1858 it was referred by William Brooks, Esq. Master in Chancery to inquire and report thereon. Notice is hereby given that all persons claim¬ ing any interest in the above annuity, must, on or be¬ fore the 15th of January next, make claim thereto, by writing, addressed to Mark Bentley, Solicitor for Resid¬ uary Legatee, 3 College Green, Dublin [Ireland]. Dated 14th Nov. 1858. The said Thomas Caffray left Dublin about the month of January 1847, for Liverpool [England]. Pg. 3 col. 1 Jan. 8 1859 Pg. 3 col. 3 Isaac Lermont - lately from England, will hear something to his advantage by calling on Louis Cohen, 917 N. Third st. [Phila. Pa.]. Jan. 11 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 - of James Turner, an Englishman (supposed to be in this city [Phila. Pa.]) by his nephew Henry Charles Turner, at the Ledger office. Jan. 12 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted - of Barbara Frankenthaler, German girl came to N. Y. in Sept. 1854. Any info, of her will be thank¬ fully rec'd by her brother Jno. Frankenthaler, Warminster P.O., Bucks Co., Pa. Jan. 25 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted - of Thomas Sproule, son of William Sproule, who left Phila. Pa. about 8 yrs. ago and when last heard was in New Orleans [La.] and the Southwest. Any person who can give information of him, living or dead, will be suitably rewarded by applying to Wm. S. Peirce, atty-atlaw, 819 Arch st., Phila [Pa.]. Feb. 2 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Morris, John, or William Cauchlin of Dungarvan, Co. Waterford, Ireland, who emigrated to this country since 1832, are alive, their brother [Michael Cauchlin] who is now in this city would like to hear of either of them. Address Michael Cauchlin, c/o Jas. McCahen, 119 South st., [Phila. Pa.] Info, wanted 218 Pub. Date Feb. 3 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS - of William Monney, native of Co. Derry, Ireland, by his sister Matilda Monney. Please call or Info, wanted direct a note to Thomas Morton, 715 Third st., below Shippen st. [Phila Pa.]. [N.J. papers please copy] Feb. 11 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, is wanted of Joseph Carr of Cienfuegos, Cuba, who left there in a vessel bound for Halifax, N.S. & when last heard from was in Phila. [Pa.]. If still alive, he will hear of something to his advantage by calling on Madeira Cabada, 204 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.]. Feb. 14 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted of Miss Susan Hamill formerly of Portglenone [Parish of Ahoghill], Co. Antrim, Ireland, who resided some years since in Phila. [Pa.]. Any info. with respect to the lady 1 s present address, furnished at the Ledger office, will be thankfully rec'd. Feb. 14 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal - If Patrick Sweeney, brother of M.D. Sweeney, of San Francisco, California, will call or send his add¬ ress to Andrew C. Craig & Co., 138 S. Front st., he will hear of something to his advantage. Feb. 18 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Abraham Flint, late of Dublin, Ireland wishes to let his daughter, Jane Flint, know that he is anxious to see or hear from her. He resides at 16 Thirty-Sixth st., S.W. corner of Fifth ave., N. Y. [See notice Mar. 5 1859] Feb. 19 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Mrs. Nathan Brown (formerly Miss Hardman), who resid¬ ed in New York City some 7 yrs. ago, will send her address to William Hendshaw, Post Office, New York, she will hear of something greatly to her advantage. If deceased, info, will be thankfully rec'd. Feb. 19 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted of William McGowan who left Peoria Co, Ill¬ Feb. 21 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 William Gleeson of Carrigtowhill [Carrigtohill], Ballentabber [Ballintaggart], Co. of Cork, Ireland, wishes info, of his brother Edmund [Gleeson] & his sisters [not named] at Mr. Pallatt's, 212 South Delaware ave., Phila. Pa. Mar. 2 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted of Mary Murray fromKillydiscart [Killadiskert] Parish of Inch, Co. Letrim [Leitrim], Ireland, who came to this country about 2 yrs. ago. When last heard of was within 4 miles of Phila. Any info, of her will be thank¬ fully rec'd by bro-in-law and sister, Michael & Bridget Doran, 2 Northampton Court, Dillwyn st., below Willow st. [Phila. Pa.].[Killadiskert is in Parish of Inishmagrath] inois the 3rd of Feb. bound for this city [Phila. Pa.]. 219 Pub. Date PERSONALS Mar. 2 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted of Eliza McGuire who was married to a brass moulder in Illinois about 4 yrs. ago, and is supposed to live now in Kensington,[Phila. Pa.]. Info, will be thankfully rec'd by Felix McGuire or W. Harris, 520 S. Penn st., [Phila. Pa.]. Mar. 5 1859 Pg. 4 col. 2 see notice 2.18.1859 Abraham Flint,slate- of Stockport^England, having hears that his daughter Sarah Flint is residing in the neigh¬ borhood of Philadelphia, wishes to let her know that he is very anxious to hear from her, or see her, at 53 Thirty-Sixth st., between Fifth and Sixth aves.New York. Mar. 5 1859 Pg. 4 col. 2 Personal - Ann McCullough who left her home in Droheda, Co. Louth, Ireland on July 12 1858 for America, can see her sister [not named] at 3 Smith's Court in North Fifth st. [Phila. Pa.]. Mar. 9 1859 Pg. 3 col. 7 Info, wanted of John Falvey from Emlaghmore, Co. Kerry, Ireland. Any person knowing his whereabouts will confer a favor by addressing Humphry Falvey, Salem, N.J. Mar. 9 1859 Pg. 3 col. 7 Hannah T. Jones, your husband J. T. Jones died in Boston [Mass.] on the 11th. For further information, inquire at Mrs. Taylor's. Mar. 24 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Jane Rogers, who emigrated to America about the year 1846 and afterwards married Patrick Toole, and is supposed to be living in Phila. [Pa.], will hear of something to her advantage by application to Henry Falls, Solicitor, 7 Lower Dominick st., Dublin, Ireland. Mar. 25 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Pursuant to a decree of the High Court of Chancery in England, made in a cause Pinder vs. Ruddal The cred¬ itors of Daniel Pinder, formerly of Judd st., St. Bruns¬ wick Square in the Co. of Middlesex, chemist & druggist, who left England in the year 1835 for Phila. In the U.S. Army and who died in Mexico in the latter part of the year 1839, are by their solicitors, on or before the 16th day of June 1859 to come in and prove their debts, at the chambers of the Master of the Rolls, in the Rolls Yard, Chancery Lane, in the Countynf Middlesex, England or in default thereof they will be peremptorly excluded the benefit of the said decree. Thursday, the 29th day of June 1859 at twelve o'clock, at noon, at the said chambers, is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the claims. Dated this 17th day of February 1859. Geo. Hume, Chief Clerk. - 220 PERSONALS Pub. Date Mar. 29 1859 Pa. 3 col. 1 Personal - Info, wanted of Ellen Ryan of Killaloo [Killaloe] Parish, Ballycallin [Ballycallan], Co. Kilkenny, Ireland, by her brother, John Ryan, 209 Dock st., above Second [st., Phila. Pa.]. Mar. 30 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted of Michael Doyle, a native of Parish of Powerscourt, Co. Wicklow, Ireland. Any info, will be thankfully rec'd by addressing a few lines to John Doyle, Schuylkill Falls, [Phila.], Pa. Apr. 14 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted-of Bridget Goddard & her son Patrick [Goddard] & Margaret [Goddard] her daughter, who sailed from Cork, Ireland June 13 1823 in the ship "Fanny" bound for St. Johns & after living there sometime, moved to Bangor, Maine. Last heard lived near Providence, R.I. If this should meet the eye of Margaret or Patrick Goddard who live somewhere near Phila., their cousin Patrick Mooney would be glad to hear from them, when he stops for a few days at 145 Centre st., New York. Apr. 18 1859 Pg. 3 col. 3 Wanted - Info, of widow Lapsley, formerly Crockett; native of Sistabogie, Maghara [Maghera], Co. Derry, Ireland. Any acquaintance giving information of her whereabouts to Francis Henderson, 73 Nassau st., N.Y., will contribute much to her advantage. Apr. 21 1859 Pg. 3 col. 4 To Mr. Alex Reid, late of Glasgow, Scotland - a young man recently from Glasgow will be glad to give him news of his son Samuel [Reid], now in that city. Ad¬ dress H.R.B., Girard House [Phila. Pa.]. Apr. 22 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - Info, of Bridget Killauly, by her sister Ellen [Killauly], Was in New York when last heard from. Ellen Killauly, at James Crow's, Mantuaville, West Phila. [Pa.]. Apr. 25 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Miss Jane Maria Seavey (formerly of Portland, Maine), J.W.L. has letter for you from Trinidad de Cuba. Ad¬ dress J. W. Lynn, Phila. Hide Association, Willow st., above Eleventh [st., Phila. Pa.]. May 3 1859 Pg. 3 col.1 Info, wanted of Redmond McManus by John Lunny, from Co. Fermanagh, Ireland, arrived in the ship "Saranatk" from Liverpool. Address him at 123 Gothic st., late Norris Alley, [Phila. Pa.]. 221 Pub. Date PERSONALS May 12 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 John Lockhart, formerly of the Island of St. Croix, Danish West Indies, is requested to apply to his brother, Frederick Lockhart at the above island. May 13 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 $10 Reward - Information wanted of the whereabouts of Catharine Rick, 18 years old, German, since 15 months in Philadelphia, Camden or neighborhood, by Frederick Gedele, 910, corner of Fifth st. and Columbia ave. The most important and acredable news has been received for her, relating to a large inheritance in Germany. The above reward will be paid for any information that will lead to her discovery. May 21 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Patrick, Hugh and Mary Milholland, from Co. Derry, Ireland, came to Philadelphia [Pa.] about three years since. Any information will be thank¬ fully rec.'d by their sister, L. Milholland, 411 Penn st., Pittsburg, Pa. May 23 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 If this should meet the eye of John Ashton, he must call at 536 N. Front st., corner of Green [st.], Phila. [Pa.] and he will hear something from England that will be greatly to his advantage. He will find his mother, Mary Dobson. May 25 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Patrick and Mary Oats, of [Co.] Roscoirmon, Ireland, by their brother, Luke [Oats], lately arrived at 315 Monroe st. [Phila. Pa.] June 1 1859 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted of Jane McCondol, who arrived in the "Elizabeth" from Londonderry, Ireland, by her cousins, Mary and Martha Hayes, at 1829 Arch st.,Phila. Pa. June 2 1859 Pg. 3 col. 4 Ann Clifford, who arrived last Monday in the ship "Elizabeth" from Londonderry, Ireland, will get infor¬ mation of her cousin, Patrick Kirk, by applying at Thos. Gibson's, S.E. corner of Eleventh and Prime sts., with McCullough & Co.. [Phila. Pa.] June 3 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Rebecca Crawford, who arrived in the "Elizabeth" from Londonderry [Ireland], by her cousin, Margaret Patterson, at 1510 N. Eleventh st., above Jefferson [st., Phila. Pa.]. - 222 Pub. Date June 14 1859 Pg. 3 col. 4 PERSONALS Info, wanted-of Angeline Davis, grand daughter of Jacob Gable, dec'd, supposed to be in Cecil Co., Md. She will hear something to her advantage by applying to Lewis Kensil, N.E. corner St. John & Poplar sts. [Phila. Pa.]. June 17 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted of Mary Smith, daughter of Angus Smith, of Glasgow, Scotland, who will hear something to her interest by applying on board the schooner "Effort", Capt. Dunning, at Trump & Sons' wharf. [Phila. Pa.] June 17 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Ellen Gallagher who arrived in ship "Zered" in May last from Londonderry [Ireland], can hear of her friends by applying at the office of the Public Ledger. June 20 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Adamson - Any person that can give any information of William Adamson, a Scotch gentleman, about 70 yrs. of age, formerly of Glasgow, Scotland, will confer a favor on his'friends. If Mr. A. is still alive, he will please write Richardson & McLeod Restaurant, 106 Maiden Lane, cor. Pearl [st.], New York. July 4 1859 Pg. 3 col. 4 Info, wanted of Ann Harly, Samuel Macalvany, & Catha¬ rine Dougherty of Londonderry, [Ireland], by Mark Skiven¬ ton, painter, 918 S. Front st., wishes to see them, before he leaves on Tuesday on the frigate "Congress". July 6 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - Info, of James Lynch, an old resident of West Phila. [Pa.], by his brother Jno. Lynch, at the Bull's Head, West Phila. [Pa.], just from Illinois. July 14 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted of Edward, Pat, Mary, or Chambers,’ from Strokerstown [Strokestown], [Co. Roscommon], Ireland, by their brother Thomas Chambers, who has landed from Ireland . Call at P. Margaret Henry's Grocery Store, Pine st. wharf, Schuylkill, [Phila. Pa.]. July 14 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Thomas McNickle from Tyrone [Ireland! wants to find his brother Patrick [McNickle]. 1427 Shippen st.. [Phila. Pa.]. . July 15 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 If James McGrathiOr Ann Kennedy lately arrived from Ireland in the ship "Calhoun", will call or send their address to 6 Howard's Court, Race st., below Eighth [st.Phila. Pa.], they will confer a favor on Thos. Guy. 223 Pub. Date PERSONALS July 29 1859 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted -of Ann Renderer, when last heard from she was in Illinois, about four years ago; sup¬ posed now to be in Iowa; her husband's name is Sochs. Any information of her whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by her mother, Rose Anna Fraley, 133 Laurel st., 16th ward, care of John G. Hoff. [Phila. Pa.] Western papers please copy. Aug. 2 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 John Butler of Durow [Durrow], [Queen's Co., Ireland], wishes to find his sister, Bridget Butler of Ireland, Queen's Co. Address Mr. John Curren, Dauphin and Cedar sts. [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 24 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mrs. Honora Glynn and a boy six years old, named Patrick Glynn. Landed in New York on the 16th day of this month in the "Switzerland". Went to Washington [D.C.] in search of her son Nicholas Glynn, who left Washington almost five weeks ago, and is in Richmond, Phila. [Pa.]. Any person knowing of her where¬ abouts will confer a favor by letting me know. Aug. 24 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John Martin, who left England sometime last April. Any one knowing his whereabouts will confer a great favor by addressing Richard Martin, Philadelphia Post Office. Aug. 31 1859 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted - of George Armstrong and Thomas McGhee from Co. Antrim, Ireland, by their sister, Jane Hamilton, 207 Union st., below Third [st., Phila. Pa.]. Aug. 31 1859 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted -of the heirs of the late Henry Thorne Smith, who was a clerk in the custom house in New Orleans in 1857, and died in that city soon afterwards. It is believed he was a native of Phila. [Pa.], where his widow (with her infant son) removed soon after his death. A patent for a tract of land in Texas has been issued to the late Henry Thorne Smith and his represent¬ atives can obtain all the information in reference thereto by addressing William Little, Land Agent, Galveston, Texas. It is supposed that the maiden name of Mrs. Smith was Catharine Grindell. Inquire for A. C. Crawford at Wm. McMackin's, Chestnut st., near Second - [st., Phila. Pa.] Sep. 1 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted -of George Robinson, late of Co. Antrim, Ireland, by William Mcllhatton, 1352 Shippen st., [Phila. Pa.] 224 Pub. Date PERSONALS Sep. 2 1859 Pg. 3 col. 4 Will Michael Meehan and Christopher Meehan from [Co.] Tyrone, Ireland, address Annie, Philadelphia P.O. Sep. 6 1859 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted of Maria Mullins of Glanmire, Little Island, Co. Cork, Ireland. Call at 211 Walnut st., [Phila. Pa.] [Note: Glanmire is in the Parish of Rathcooney, while Little Island is in the Parish of Kilnamagh] - Sep. 6 1859 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted as to the whereabouts of William and Bertha, his wife, and Andrew R. or W. Reeder, form¬ erly of Chicago, Illinois. Address Thomas E. Harkins, N.E. comer of Cadwallader and Thompson sts.[Phila. Pa.] Sep. 7 1859 Pg. 4 col. 3 Wanted Information of Hannah Buckley, of the Parish of Carricktoohill [Carrigtohill], Co. Cork, Ireland. She left there with her parents thirteen years ago. Any information of her whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by her distressed parents at 213 S. Water st., below Walnut [st., Phila. Pa.]. [Signed] John and Mary Buckley. Sep. 8 1859 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted - of Thomas Byrnes, a native of Phillip's Town [Phi1ipstown], King's Co., Ireland, by his nephew John Byrnes. When last heard he was in china and glassware house some two months ago. Call at 123 Gothic st. [Phila. Pa.] Sep. 8 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John Robb or Robinson, who left Maguire's Bridge, Co. Fermanagh, Ireland in 1850. When last heard was in Mooresburg, Montour Co., Pa. Any in¬ formation of him will be thankfully rec'd by his cousin [not named] at 1018 Callowhill st. [Phila. Pa.] Sep. 24 1859 Pg. 4 col. 5 Any information concerning Mary Dunn, who arrived on the "Saranack" will be thankfully rec'd by Personal - - - Personal her sister Margaret [Dunn] at L. Schofield's, 257 S. Twelfth st. [Phila. Pa.]. Sep. 24 1859 Pg. 4 col. 3 Arrived at Philadelphia, on board the "Saranac", Mary McDermot. Any information respecting her will be thank¬ fully rec'd at Shinn's Hotel, Broad and Chestnut sts. [Phila. Pa.] Sep. 30 1859 Pg. 3 col. 4 - Information wanted of Mary Ann, Charlotte Personal or Ellen McCavana, from Stewartstown, Co. Tyrone, Ire¬ land. 225 Pub. Date PERSONALS Oct. 3 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 - A man calling himself Prof. H. 0. Britton, a teacher of S. L. Black's short method of computing interest, died at my house on the 9th July last [1859]. Deceased was under the ordinary height, had black hair and an artificial leg. Said that he had a son in the West and two daughters named Rachel and Rosanna [Britton] at school in Phila [Pa.]. Any info, in regard to his relatives will be thank¬ fully rec'd. Those interested for family particulars, will apply to Rev. Robert Q. Mallard, Walthersville, Liberty Co. Georgia. Oct. 5 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - Info, of Margaret Ellen McNamara and from Co. Cork, [Ireland], by their cousin, Margaret Smyth, 261 S. Front st. Phila. [Pa.]. Oct. 6 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 If this notice reaches James Henderson he may hear something from his brother [not named] in Greenwich, Conn., which will be to his advantage by calling on H. Walls, painter, N.E. cor. of Eleventh & Melon sts. Phila. [Pa.]. Oct. 10 1859 Pg. 3 col. 3 $5 Reward - For infor. of William H. Booth of Leeds, Yorkshire, England, who arrived in N.Y. March 1852 & was last seen in Phila. [Pa.] July 1852. About 5'-6" Info, wanted high stood and very dark complexion, 25 yrs. of age, but appearing much older. For any info, of him, if living, or proof of his death,$5 will be paid by Wm. F. Fletcher, 105 N. Front st., Phila. [Pa.]. Nov. 4 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 - Wanted Info, of Ann Moroney and Hanna and Patrick. Martin of Co. Clare, [Ireland], last heard of in this city [Phila. Pa.] about 6 mos. ago. [Signed] Michael Moroney, S.E. cor,. Eleventh st. & Columbia ave. [Phila. Pa.]. Nov. 5 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Mr. or Mrs. Morrison, natives of Kilmallock, Co. Limerick, Ireland would call at Mrs. Griffith's, 220 S. Broad st., [Phila. Pa.], Susan Hennessey would be glad to see them. Nov. 7 1859 Info, wanted of Mary McClennen & Catharine McClennen, Pg. 3 col. 4 by their mother Mary Myers of Monroe, Michigan. Nov. 9 1859 Pg. 3 col. 4 Personal - If Dr. Joyce, late of St. Stephen's Hospital, Dublin, Ireland will address a line to Blood's Despatch, he will hear of his old friend & colleague Dr. Hartinett 226 Pub. Date Nov. 14 1859 Pg. 3 col. 3 PERSONALS Info, wanted-of Thomas Daniel from Tipperary, Ireland, by his wife Catharine Cawdy [Daniel] at 204 Carter st. [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 14 1859 Pg. 3 col. 3 Info, wanted of Mary Sullivan, nee O'Brien, from Co. Waterford, Ireland, by her brother John O'Brien of Chester, Delaware Co., Pa. Last heard from was at Germantown, Montgomery Co., Ohio. Nov. 16 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, respecting William Swift or Mary Daugherty [nee Swift], whether by mail or otherwise will be thank¬ fully rec'd by their sister Ann Swift, natives of Co. Mayo, Ireland. Address Mount Laurel P. 0., Burling¬ ton Co., N. J. or inquire for Ner Borton, near the Post Office, with whom she resides. Nov. 18 1859 Pg. 3 col. 3 Info, wanted of Catharine Clark from townland of Toney- Nov. 18 1859 Pg. 3 col. 3 Nov. 24 1859 Pg. 3 col. 3 clay, Parish of Tydavet, Co. Monaghan, Ireland. Any info, of her will be thankfully rec'd by her brother James [Clark], William st., above Richmond st., Port Richmond [Phila. Pa.]. Personal - Info, wanted of Bridget Corr from Loughdavan, [Loughdawan], Co. Cavan, Ireland by her brother, Edward [Corr]. Please address or call at 1003 Dorance st., below Carpenter [st., Phila. Pa.]. Info, wanted -of James Teaney who left the Parish of Ballinderry, Co. Derry, Ireland about 4 yrs. ago. Any info, respecting his whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by his father Alex. Teaney (lately from Ireland), N.E. corner of Cadwallader and Master streets, Phila. [Pa.]. Nov. 26 1859 Pg. 3 col. 4 Info, wanted - A young man named Otto Verhoff of Grandview, Indiana. Left home early last month to visit Eastern cities. Last info, heard was receipt of Oct. 21, 1859 Phila. newspaper. Communicate with H. Verhoff, 24 S. Ftont st., Phila. Pa. Nov. 28 1859 Pg. 3 col. 3 Info, wanted of Margaret Doyle or her son Thomas i Doyle, who left Co. Kilkiny [Kilkenny], Ireland in 1847 for New Foundland. Supposed to be in Phila. Info, wanted by Mary Doyle, c/o Thomas Costellow, 13 Thadd st., Charleston, South Carolina. - 227 Pub. Date PERSONALS Dec. 2 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Patrick Fox, son of Thomas and Elizabeth Fox of Goveranstown, Co. Meath, Ireland, would be happy to hear from his mother, brother and sister or any acquaintance by writing him at Norristown P.O., Montgomery County, Pa. [Note: Probably Gormanstown; there are 3 Gormanstowns in Co. Meath] Dec. 2 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Robert Winter from the Co. Tyrone, Ireland. When last heard from was in Odessa, Del. Information of him wanted by his brother William Winter, care of Thomas Brown, 4 Steam Mill Alley, St. John st., betw'n Willow and Noble sts., Phila. Pa. Dec. 6 1859 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted of James, John and William Longhead from the Co. Sligo, Ireland. If they will call at 211 Walnut st. house, they will see their brother Isaac Longhead, lately arrived. Dec. 9 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Alexander Stinson or his son William [Stinson], from near the town of Enniskillen [Co. Fermanagh], Ireland, will call at No. 1 Elmslie's Alley, Second st., below Dock [st.], they will find a nephew - [not named]. - Pg. 3 col. 3 If Francis McCabe who left Co. Monaghan, Ireland in June last, will apply at 905 Chestnut st., he will hear of his sister Margaret [McCabe]. Dec. 13 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Miles Christy, formerly of Edinburgh [Scotland] will hear something to his advantage by calling on office of H. G. Jones, 271 S. Fifth st. [Phila. Pa.] Dec. 22 1859 Pg. 3 col. 3 Nanno Ryan from Kilcommon, Co. Tipperary, Ireland, can see her brother John [Ryan] at No. 1 Elmslie's Alley, off Second [st.] below Dock st. [Phila. Pa.] Dec. 12 1859 Personal 228 Pub. Date PERSONALS - Jan. 4 1860 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted Information of Mary Mitchell, a native of Ireland, supposed to have been in Phila. [Pa.] over ten years. Information of her or a visit personally will be pleasing to her brother, John Mitchell, North Front st., above Dauphin st., [Phila. Pa.] and also advantageous to herself. Jan. 7 1860 Pg. 3 col. 3 Wanted - Information of one Richard Craddock, formerly of London in the East England. He once carried on the Family Grocery Business in Superior street, in Cleve¬ land, Ohio, and where he married a Miss Bird, some 12 years ago, and is said to have removed to Philadel¬ phia [Pa.] a few months ago. Any information of his whereabouts, whether alive or dead, (he has become lately heir to some money in England) will be thank¬ fully received. Address D. Jas. B. Fairie, Valley Farmer Office, St. Louis, Mo. Jan. 9 1860 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted of Catharine and Bridget Kelly, from Killeaugh, Castleduff, Co. Mayo,Ireland. Catharine left home 17 years ago and is married to Thomas Kelly, a wheelright. Bridget is here about 7 years. Address immediately Francis, 100 Water st., New York. [Note: Probably Cashelduff in the parish of Kilbeagh] Jan. 12 1860 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted of Reuben Lawley of Birmingham, Eng¬ land, by his parents [not named] at 208 Grand st., Jersey City, N.J. Jan. 13 1860 Pg. 3 col. 3 Personal - The legal heirs of Edward Woodnutt and Isaac C. Evans, who formerly lived in Prattville, Ala., and who emigrated to California in February 1847, can learn something to their interest by addressing Dr. S. P. Smith, of Prattville, Ala. - Jan. 14 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted Henry Black, now about 40 years of age, landed at New York from Spaulding, England, and nine years next May. Friends have not heard from him for three years. If those who may know of his where¬ abouts will communicate with Rev. Wm. Franklin, Crosswicks, N. J., they will confer a favor on the friends of the missing man. Jan. 14 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 If Charles McAdam, formerly of Manchester, England, will come or send his address to Peter McAdam, Gloucester City, N. J., he will hear of something to his advantage. 229 Pub. Date PERSONALS - Jan. 14 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 Wanted Information of one William Stirling Dunn, age about 16 years, formerly of Mullaghmena Omagh, Co. Tyrone, Ireland, who left Liverpool for America, some three years ago; supposed to have come to New York. Any info, of his whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd. Address William J. Love, 1035 Market st., Phila. [Pa.]. New York papers please copy. Jan. 19 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Mary Murphy that is married to Patrick McCarty, will call at 452 Front st., below Noble, she will find her sister Maggie Murphy from the Co. Mayo, Ire¬ land. Jan. 28 1860 Pg. 3 col. 2 Margaret Enreight, daughter of Daniel and Margaret Enreight, who left Ireland Sept. 29 1858 in the ship "Excelsior" for New York, is requested to write to her brother, John Enreight, Kingston, New Jersey. Jan. 31 1860 Pg. 3 col. 2 Info, wanted - of Jno. Fraynor of Carrygorman [Corrigoran], Co. Cavan, Ireland, by his brother will be thank¬ fully rec'd by the same. Direct to Peter Fraynor, Wilmington, State of Delaware. Penna, papers please copy. Feb. 11 1860 Pg. 3 col. 3 If Eliza McFarland, daughter of the late James McLaugh¬ lin, of the townland of Cloughan [Cloghan], parish of Sa-teugh [Balteagh], Co. Derry, Ireland, will call upon George H. Armstrong, Esq., 695 Walnut st., she may hear of something to her advantage or any information on rel¬ atives to her, will be thankfully rec'd. Feb. 11 1860 Pg. 3 col. 3 Elizabeth or Lizzy Selfredge/( the present name by marriage unknown), neice of the late Martha Selfredge of Co. Tyrone, North of Ireland and for many years a resident in New York and vicinity, may hear of some¬ thing to her advantage by addressing Thomas McCullough, Madison, Morris Co., N. J. Feb. 16 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted-of Lawrence Frederick Bryer, who arrived in Phila. [Pa.] from England about eleven yrs. ago. He or his heirs may hear of something to their advantage by addressing John Stiles, Advertising Agent, Boston, Mass. Feb. 20 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Charles Mcllverna, who left [town of] Portglenone in 1848 or 1849, his friend would like to see him at 114 Gothic st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: There are 2 towns of this name; one in Co. Antrim the other in Co. Londonderry, Ireland] 230 Pub. Date Mar. 3 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 Mar. 8 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 PERSONALS Info, wanted of Catharine Sweeny, wife of John Flemon. Also, her brother Michael Sweeny of Bally sheed, Parish of Anacarthy, Co. Tipperary, Ireland. Any info, of them will be thankfully rec'd by their sister, Mary Quinlan, 177 W. Forty-Sixth st., New York. [Note: Ballysheeda_ is in the parish of Aghacrew; there is no parish or townland of Anacarty] Info, wanted of Bridget Murray of town of Kenlather, [Kinletter], parish of Donoughmore [Donaghmore], Co. Donegal, Ireland, by her brother, Patrick Murray. When last heard from she had left Newark, N.J. to go to Phila., in search of her brother, about a year ago, last August. Any info, concerning her will be thankfully rec'd by ad¬ dressing Patrick Murray, in care of Annabella MacCafferty, 50 Market st., or 50 Washington st., Newark, N.J. Mar. 10 1860 Pg. 3 col. 3 Mar. 12 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 Wanted - Info, of William Flynn, Parish of Killfeacle, [Kilfeakle], Co. Tipperary, Ireland, who came to this country in 1851. He will hear something to his advantage by calling at 53 N. Eighth st. [Phila. Pa.] Info, wanted of Patrick Kenney of the Co. of Mayo, Par¬ ish of Mayo, Ireland. When last heard from was in the State of Ohio. Any info, will be thankfully rec'd by his cousin, Margaret Feeny. Direct to 229 Monroe st., Southwark, Phila. [Pa.]. Mar. 26 1860 Pg. 3 col. 3 Notice - If James Joseph Kerney, who was born on the 17th of March 1827 and left Liverpool, England, when he was about 14 years old, for Phila. Was bound to the iron foundry at the Delaware River - Lodged at 13^ Sixth st. - will communicate with his mother or sister, at 2 Archer Villas, Westbourne Grove, Bayswater, West London, England, he will hear something to his advantage. Mar. 28 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - Info, of Jacin Lucas, native of Tuscany, near Florence [Italy], came to Phila. [Pa.] about 3 months since. Address B. Lucas, Magnolia, Florida. Mar. 30 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 Info, wanted - of Mary McLaughlin, who left Newry, [Co. Down], in 1857, [Ireland] and landed in New York. Any info, of her whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by her brother Henry McLaughlin, 10 Crans Court, [Phila. Pa.]. 231 Pub. Date PERSONALS Apr. 3 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Any info, of John Lyons who left Bengarton, Manches¬ ter [England], and arrived in New York aboutfive years since in the "Terrace Magnus", will be thank¬ fully rec'd by his friend, Annie [no surname given], at W. F. Flannery's Hotel, S. E. corner Laurel & Beach sts. [Phila. Pa.]. Apr. 26 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted of Timothy Kenney, who arrived in the May 12 1860 Pg. 3 col. 5 steamer "Prince Albert", 14th instant, by his sister, Margaret Kenney, in Phila. Pa. Direct to 756 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.]. Wanted - Info, of James Doyle, a native of Ireland, who arrived at Phila. in the packet ship "Tonawanda", on Monday 7thinst. If he, or.:any person having a know¬ ledge of his whereabouts should see this, please ad¬ dress his sister, Jane Doyle, Frankford P.O. [Phila. Pa.]. May 12 1860 Pg. 3 col. 5 Jas. Cunningham wants his father and mother, who arrived in the "Saranac" yesterday, to call at The Bull's Head, Fourth and Market sts., Wilmington, Del. May 14 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 Info, wanted Of Catharine McGrath by her sister, Mary McGrath, from Aberlow, Co. Tipperary, Ireland. Mary [McGrath] can be seen at No. 1 Elmslies Alley, below Dock [st., Phila. Pa.]. [Note: Can find no town, townland nor parish even close to this name in Co. Tipperary] May 15 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted - Of Mary Campbell and brothers Robert Campbell, Thomas Campbell and Young Campbell, late of Lisburn, Co. Down, Ireland. When last heard of, three years ago in New York. Any info, of them will be grate¬ fully rec'd by their sister, Jane Campbell, 544 Pearl st. May 17 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal - Any information respecting Frederick Slatter, of London, England, resident of this city within ten years, will be thankfully rec'd at 213 Chestnut st., - [Phila. Pa.]. [No name given]. May 19 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 Info, wanted - Of Patrick and Michael' Kennedy, . of Co. Tipperary, Parish of Mine [Moyne], Ireland, by their sister, Mary Kennedy, at 123 Gothic st., Phila. [Pa.]. When last heard from they were at the Ivy Mills Pennsylvania, Delaware Co. 232 Pub. Date PERSONALS - May 29 1860 Pg. 3 col. 6 Info, wanted Of Peter Dougherty, who arrived in the ship "Zered", from Londonderry about three weeks ago. Inquire at the Camel Tavern, Second st., between Race and Vine [sts.], where he will meet his bro-in-law, Barney Gallagher. May 30 1860 Pg. 3 col. 6 - Of William Grimes, by his sister Sarah Murry from the Co. Armagh, Ireland. He is over seventy years. If you write, direct to your sister and daugh¬ ter Sarah Murray, Glen Riddle, Delaware Co., Pa. June 4 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal - Andrew Lowry wants info, of his neice Isabella Lowry, who came to New York per ship "Australia" from Ireland, May 16th 1860. Address Andrew Lowry, Pottsville, Schuylkill Co., Pa. or call at 207 Market st., Phila. Info, wanted [Pa.]. June 6 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 If Mr. Charles Young, who recently arrived from Ireland and left New York for this city [Phila. Pa.] about the 25th of May last, will call at the General Post Office, he will find a letter giving him information of his friends. June 6 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 Any information concerning Nancy Dixon, who arrived here in ship "Elizabeth" from Londonderry, would be thankfully rec'd by Anna Dougherty, 525 Fitzwater st. [Phila. Pa.]. June 9 1860 Pg. 4 col. 5 Personal - Information wanted of Daniel Stagg who left Nottingham, England one year ago for Philadelphia, by his wife Amelia Stagg. Please address Amelia Stagg, 9 Salmon - Yard, York st., Nottingham, England. June 9 1860 Pg. 4 col. 5 John Evans, late of Birmingham, England, your wife has arrived in Philadelphia and having lost your address, can't find you. She is at 148 Dock st., below Second [st., Phila. Pa.]. June 9 1860 Pg. 4- col. 5 William McLear who arrived in New York about 5 weeks ago, will please call on his brother, James McLear, 1162 Ash st., 18th ward, Phila. [Pa.]. June 11 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 Info, wanted - Of Margaret O'Neil or her sister Mary [O'Neil] from the townland of Ammeracom, by their sis¬ ter Bridget [O'Neil], who came in the ship "Prima Donna" from Londonderry, will be thankfully rec'd at 1701 Carlton st., by their sister. [Signed] Bridget O'Neil [Note: Can find no town, townland or parish even close to this name in the index of Irish townlands etc.] 233 Pub. Date PERSONALS - June 11 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 Info, wanted Of Sarah Higgins (maiden name), native of the Co. of Wexford, Ireland. Any info, will be thankfully rec'd by her brother, James Higgins, 107 Lombard st. [Phila. Pa.]. June 12 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted Of Rosanna Tracy, a passenger from Londonderry [Ireland] to Phila. in the "Prima Donna" and landed at Spruce Street Wharf from a steam tug. A suitable reward given for information of her at 414 Spruce st. [Phila. Pa.]. June 18 1860 Pg. 3 col. 3 June 20 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 - Personal - Mary Riley can hear of her brother James [Riley] from Derrylin, Co. Fermanaugh [Fermanagh], Ireland, who came in ship "Webster", by applying at 131 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] Any information concerning Ony Fitzpatrick, who arrived yesterday in the "Wyoming", will be thankfully rec'd by her sister, Martha Fitzpatrick, at 515 Carpenter st., Southwark, [Phila. Pa.]. June 22 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal - Info, wanted of Patrick Cooney & also his son Peter [Cooney], arrived on Tuesday in the "Wyoming". Any info, concerning them will be thankfully rec'd at 924 Rodman st., between Ninth and Tenth sts., and Lom¬ bard and South sts. [Phila. Pa.]. [Signed] John Sullivan. June 23 1860 Pg. 3 col. 3 Ann Carroll, who came [as a] passenger by the ship "Wyoming" wants her sister Bridget [Carroll] to call for her at J. Garretty's, 30 Mead st. [Phila. Pa.]. June 26 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 Info, wanted of Richard Thomas, a moulder Personal or machinist, a native of Scotland. Was a resident of Phila. [Pa.] ten or fifteen years ago. Address Will¬ iam Raphael, 246 Chestnut st. Phila. [Pa.]. July 3 1860 Pg; 3 col. 6 Information wanted of James Gallagher from Ireland. Apply at 207 S. Front st., below Walnut [st., Phila. - Pa.] July 6 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal - If this should meet the eye of Jas. Gallagher a native of Co. Derry, who parted with John Cuskey at North Flat, Nebraska Terr. ..also William Gallagher, who resided at 44 Eleventh street. Any information of the above will be thankfully rec'd by J. Cuskey at 207 S. Front st. Phila. [Pa.]. 234 Pub. Date July 10 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS Info, wanted - By Michael Goulden, of his wife Margaret [Goulden] and three sons. They landed at Walnut Street Wharf June 30th and were missed. Address or apply to Michael Hazzard, Spruce st. [Phila. Pa.j. July 19 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted - Of John J. Cleary of Phila., Pa. He was last heard from in the summer of 1851, in Wash¬ ington D.C.; is a hatter by trade, served on board the brig "Perry", during the Mexican War, under the name of John J. Wilson; also on the "Brandywine", under the same name; any information will be thank¬ fully rec'd by addressing his brother, E. D. Cleary, 328 Walnut st., Phila. [Pa.] July 21 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 - Of Bridget McDonough, who arrived in New York last week and is supposed to have come to Phila., by her sister Catharine McDonough, at 1736 Moravian st., above Walnut [st. Phila. Pa.]. Info, wanted - July 25 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted to hear of Patrick .and. Bridget.Murray, natives of Co. Donegal, parish of Ballybopy [not a parish but the town of Ballybofey], Ireland. When last heard were in Phila. Pa. Any info, of them will be thankfully rec'd by their sister, Ann Murray, at the Stars and Stripes Hotel, 143 Dock st., Phila. [Pa.]. July 26 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Isaac Pine, who emigrated from Wellington, Somerset, England to this city [Phila Pa.] in 1857, will call on "A.S." at 936 S. Second st., he will find a relative from Bristol, England. Aug. 3 1860 Pg. 3 col. 3 Personal - If. W. D. Lamb from South Shields, England will address himself to the British Consulate, Phila., [Pa.], he will hear of something to his advantage. Aug. 8 1860 Pg. 3 col. 3 Rachel Bartley arrived in the ship "Tonawanda", will find her sister by coming to 234 Chester st., betw'n Eighth and Ninth [sts.] and Race and Vine [sts. Phila. Pa.]. Aug. 11 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Catharine Corliss, who arrived in New York about 5 years ago from Ireland, will oblige her father by addressing Pat Corliss, 229 Water st., Phila. [Pa.]. 235 Pub. Date PERSONALS Aug. 11 1860 Pg. 4 col. 4 Info, wanted of Owen Drummond, a native of Ireland, aged about 32 years, of the Roman Catholic profession, who left Manchester, nine years ago, leaving a wife and two children, who have not heard from him the past 3 years and who wish to learn if the said Owen Drumm¬ ond is living. He is supposed to have gone from Phila. [Pa.] to New Orleans [La.]. Any info, left at the Ledger Office will oblige. Aug. 11 1860 Pg. 4 col. 4 Mrs. Daniel Connor (whose maiden name was Ann Sheehan) and who arrived in Phila. in the spring of 1859, from Tralee, Co. Kerry, Ireland, will please write to her sister, Bridget Sheehan, c/o John D. and M. Williams, Boston^ . Mass. Aug. 20 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - Info, of Mrs. Mary Carroll from Athlone, [Co. Westmeath or Co. Roscommon] Ireland, who came to Phila. about 3 yrs. ago; Lives with her son-in-law, William Jones, who is a shoemaker. Her sister, Mrs. Margaret Fallon, residing with John Menna, 1414 Cadwalder st. [Phila. Pa.], is anxious to hear from her. Aug. 27 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 Wanted - Information of.Amos or.Thomas Lyon, Englishman. Anyone knowing his whereabouts will confer a favor by addressing William Lyon, McDonough, Delaware. Aug. 29 1860 Pg. 3 col. 5 - Mary and John Devlin from Co. Derry, Tubbelmore, [probably Tobermore], Ireland, your sister Sarah [Devlin] wishes to see you in Front st., above Wood [st.], 19th ward. [Phila. Pa.]. Sep. 4 1860 Pg. 3 col. 5 Personal - Info, wanted of Bridget McGinley, who arriv¬ ed lately in this city from the Parish of Refoe [prob¬ ably either the parish or the town of Raphoe], Co. Done¬ gal, Ireland, by her aunt, Margery Gallaher [sic], 1941 South st. [Phila. Pa.] Sep. 7 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 - of Ann Jane Porter, lately arrived in packet ship "Zered" from Londonderry, Ireland. She will hear from her sister by calling at Joseph Murphy's 631 N. Third st., above Green st. [Phila. Pa.]. Sep. 8 1860 Pg. 4 col.' 5 Wanted Info, of Mary Phillips, daughter of Dominick Phillips, of Ireland, by her sister Ellen Phillips. Any info, will be thankfully rec'd at 515 Coates st. Phila. [Pa.]. Info, wanted 236 Pub. Date PERSONALS Sep. 12 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 Honora Rousell wishes info, of her brother & sister. Mary and Edward [Rousell], natives of Cork [Ireland]. Please call at 211 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.]. Sep. 13 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 Info, wanted of Peter Holloran (who arrived in New York in the "Golden Fleece" on the 11th of July 1860), by his brother Thomas [Holloran]. Send a letter to Thomas Holloran, Bridgeton, N.J. Sep. 15 1860 Pg. 3 col. 3 Personal - Info, wanted of Peter Joseph Mueller, native of Klein, Preussen, or his wife or children, by Catharine, daughter of P. T. Mueller. $25. will be paid for any information respecting their whereabouts. Please address to Ernest Smith, Bristol, Bucks Co., Pa. or Charles Cornfield, San Francisco, Calif. Sep. 26 1860 Pg. 1 Col. 3 John Simpson, a married man, who arrived in ship "Saranack", may learn something to his advantage by calling immediately at 115 Gothic st. [Phila. Pa.]. Sep. 28 1860 Pg. 3 col. 5 Rosanna Dunn lately arrived from Liverpool is anxious to find her aunt, Margaret Dunn. Apply at 30 Straw¬ berry st. [Phila. Pa.]. Sep. 28 1860 Pg. 3 col. 5 If Catharine Doonan who arrived in the "Saranak" from Liverpool on Monday, will call at the Ledger Office, she will hear of her sister [not named]. Sep. 29 1860 Pg. 4 col; 6 James Mullen, your brother Thomas [Mullen] Co. Mayo, [Ireland] is at 225 Front st. [Phila. Pa.]. Oct. 4 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - To know the whereabouts of Susan Rall of the Parish of Lavey, Co. of Caven [Cavan], Ireland, by her brother Mathew Rall, S. E. corner of Walnut and TwentyFourth sts., Phila. [Pa.]. Oct. 22 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 Info, of Sarah Murray, who arrived in the Wanted "Wyoming" on Friday last. Any info, of her will be thankfully rec'd by her brother John [Murray] at Bull's Head Hotel, Market st. [Phila. Pa.]. Oct. 22 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 George William O'Malley and his wife Alicia [O'Malley], (formerly of Ireland) are requested to call on the sub¬ scriber, relative to matters of business on which they are interested. [Signed] Samuel Hood, 247 S. Sixth st., Phila. [Pa.]. - - 237 Pub. Date Oct. 25 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 PERSONALS Info, wanted of Marge Gallagher from Co. Donegal, Ireland, by her aunt Bridges [sic], 222 S. Front st., [Phila. Pa.]. Nov. 5 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted of Catharine Ryan or Mrs. Hudson, from Kilannan [sic], Galway Co., Ireland, will please call at the N.W. corner of Fourth and Pine sts. [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 6 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Johannah Durney, who left Liverpool, Sept. 13th in the ship "Wyoming" will hear of something to her advantage by leaving her address at the Ledger Office. Nov. 17 1860 Pg. 3 col. 6 Wanted - Info, of John Birmingham from Yorkshire, Eng¬ land. Apply immediately at Thomas Elliot's, Manchester House [Phila. Pa.]. Nov. 23 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted of Bridget Ryan, who came to America in the steamer "Vigo" on June 1st, by her friend, Ellen D. Fitzgerald, of 340 S. Fourth st. [Phila. Pa.]. Nov. 24 1860 Pg. 3 col. 3 Personal - Patrick Newton, late of Sheffield, England, is requested to call at 27 N. Fifth st. upstairs, [Phila. Pa.]. Nov. 27 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Nov. 29 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Nov. 29 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted of Charles Canning, who came to this country about seven months ago. Any info, concerning his whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by his sister Jane Canning, Buchman's Farm, Bristol Turnpike above Frankford [Phila. Pa.]. Info, wanted of Catharine Moran or Murphy, who left Ft. Kearney, N.T. [Nebraska Terr.] to proceed to Phila. the 6th day of September last. Any person know¬ ing anything of her whereabouts would oblige her hus¬ band, John Murphy, by sending any info, in regards to her to the Ledger Office. David Levi of Horb, Wurtemberg is requested to call and see his brother [not named] at 2 Bristow Place, New Market st., below Coates [st. Phila. Pa.] or send his address. 238 Pub. Date PERSONALS - Dec. 4 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal George Davis, a native of England, 29 yrs. old who landed in New Orleans [La.] nine years ago and had been accustomed to work in an iron foundry, can learn something to his advantage by addressing B.H.B., Box 1208, Phila. Post Office. Dec. 7 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Edwin James Hutcherson from Hanover Co., Virginia will please leave his address for his sister [not named], as soon as possible with H. Wolbold, 1634 Germantown Road, Phila. [Pa.]. Dec. 8 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Dec. 21 1860 Pg. 3 col. 2 <£b0 reward - Thomas Mann, a sailor, a native of Stockes- ly, Yorkshire, Great Britain and missing for several years, being now entitled to a little property, is re¬ quested to apply to Dr. Clark, under cover to Mitchell & Co., Advertising Agents, Red Lion Court, Fleet Street, London, England. If deceased, the above reward will be paid to any party giving legal proof of his death. T.,M;. is a full sized, strong, square built man, has gray eyes, brown hair, red whiskers; halt in his gait from a broken thigh bone and has had fits. Mary Fitzgerald, who paid the passage of Johanna Fitz¬ gerald from Cork to Philadelphia, will call at the Liverpool,New York and Philadelphia Steamship Company's Office, 102 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.]. 239 Pub. Date PERSONALS Jan. 9 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information of. the whereabouts of Thomas and Samuel Dunbar, who came to this country in the spring of 1849 with their aunt Jane and left this city some time after with their uncle William Montgomery, will be very thankfully rec'd by their father, Thomas Dunbar, if left with Mr. Thomas King, carpenter, 2134 Sansom st., Phila. [Pa.]. Jan. 28 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal - Stephen W. Sexton late of Columbus, Ohio, will please call at 911 Market st. [Phila. Pa.] and he will hear something to his advantage. Jan. 30 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Elizabeth McClaskey, when last heard from, she lived at Darby, [Delaware Co.], by her brother Patrick [McClasky], late from Ireland, at Philip Duff's, 808 Essex st., betw'n Eighth and Ninth [sts. Phila. Pa.]. Feb. 1 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John McGowen of Lurgen [Lurgan], Alma Co. [Co. Armagh], Ireland, by his brother Arthur [McGowen] at the Ledger Office. Feb. 4 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mr. William Arnott, formerly of Albany, N.Y. will find his sister, by addressing Mrs. Samuel Burr, 118 Columbia st., New York City, [N.Y.]. Feb. 5 1861 Pg. 3 col. 3 Personal - If this should meet the eye of James Caragin, who lived in Baltimore, [Md.] and had a mother and two sisters there, twenty three years since, he can hear all about them by seeing his bro-in-law [not named] at Messrs. Heys' factory, Darby Creek, Delaware Co., Pa., who would be very glad to see him. Feb. 7 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. Leonard (maiden name Catharine McGovern) from Co. Cavan, [Ireland], call at 116 Gothic st., and see Bridget McHugh. Febc 9 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Any information concerning Edward McDermot, who is from Ireland, and has not been heard from for ten years, will be thankfully rec'd by his sister Margaret McDermot Mount Peace, Falls of Schuylkill, Phila. Pa. Feb. 15 1861 Pg. 3 col. 3 Seeking his parents - Henry Charles Turner lately from London, England, is in search of his father and mother, Henry and Elizabeth Ann Turner. Any person knowing where they can be found, will address H. C. Turner, Ledger Office. Mr. Turner is a machinist and a member of the M. and B. Union. 240 Pub. Date PERSONALS Mar. 11 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Daniel Quinn, native of Omagh, Co. Tyrone, Ireland. When last heard from was in Phila. [Pa.]. Any info, will be thankfully rec'd by his wife, Rebecca Quinn, Auburndale, Mass. Mar. 13 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Christina Louisa Yaeger, who came to this country from Germany with her parents in 1832. Inquire at the office of the Saturday Even¬ ing Post, 319 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.]. Feb. 21 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Maria, Theodore, Jacob and Diedrich Ter Hoeven of Arnheim, Holland, or Personal their descendents, at the Prussian Consulate, 231 Church Alley, Phila. [Pa.]. Mar. 16 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Any information of Edward John Phillips will be thank¬ fully rec'd by his wife and two children, just arrived from London, England by the "Tonawanda". Address 534 North st. [Phila. Pa.], [signed] Rebecca Phillips. Mar. 19 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 James Toway of the Parish of Kilcoalman [Kilcolman], Co. Mayo, Ireland. When last heard from was in Phila. [Pa.]. Any information respecting him will be thank¬ fully rec'd by his brother, Patrick Toway. Please dir¬ ect to Patrick McGraw, 415 N. Front st., Phila. [Pa.]. Virginia papers please copy. [Note: Kilcolman is a townland and not a parish] Mar. 26 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Charlotte Innes of Downpatrick, Co. Down, Ireland, she landed in New York three years ago, has not been heard of since. Any info, of her whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by her aunt Isa¬ bella Thompson, of Downingtown, Chester Co., Pa. New York papers please copy. Apr. 8 1861 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted of Richard Wright of Fetherd [Fethard] [Co.] Tipperary, Ireland. When last heard from was in the employ of Prestiss & Co., hatters, Brooklyn, N.Y. Any info, will be thankfully rec'd by George W. Taylor, 31 Queen st., Phila. Pa. Apr. 9 1861 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted - of Martin Brannan from Archerstown, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland. Any info, will be thankfully rec'd by his brother Patrick [Brannan], in Norristown, Montgomery Co., Pa. or at N. McCoy's, 2007 Sansom st., Phila. [Pa.] [Note: There is no Archerstown in Co. Kilkenny, only in Counties Meath, Queen, Tipperary & Westmeath] 241 Pub. Date PERSONALS - Apr. 17 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Thos. Baker and sisters, late of Phila. [Pa.] now residing in New York, by the child¬ ren of the late Michael Baker, all of Ireland. They will hear something to their advantage by applying to John H. Deininger, 924 Beach st., Phila. [Pa.]. Apr. 18 1861 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted If this should meet the eye of Susan or Francis Chamberlin, who came to America from Ireland, thirty years ago, they can hear from their sisters, by addressing Mrs. Jane A. Twist, Kirtland, Lake Co., Ohio. Apr. 20 1861 Pg. 3 col. 2 Personal - Should this meet the eye of Barnard McGillin, or his two sisters, Margaret and Mary [McGillin] from the Co. Tyrone, near Gortian [Gortin], Ireland, their sister Ann McGillin requests some one of them to meet her at 2 Hamel's Court, west of Seventeenth [st.] in Lombard [st., Phila. Pa.]. May 2 1861 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted of Patrick Nevins, Kit Neyins, John Nevins and James Nevins from Co. Meath, Ireland, by Mary Farley, late of New York. Address at Sykes Hotel, 269 Water st., [Phila. Pa. ]. May 2 1861 Pg. 3 col. 4 Personal - Information wanted - of Mary Caterson from Parish of Donoughmore [Donaghmore], who landed in Phila. [Pa.] about 2 months ago. When last heard from was living with a dentist in Phila. [Pa.]. A letter will reach her sister, Margaret [Caterson] at Kellysville, Delaware Co., Pa. [Note: There are many Donaghmores 11 parishes & 12 towns and townlands of that name. My guess this Donagh¬ more would be in Co. Tyrone] - - - May 14 1861 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted of William Murphy, Michael Murphy and Catharine Murphy of Graig [Graigue], Co. Tipperary, Ire¬ land, by Catharine Gorman. Call at 122 Spruce st., [Phila. Pa.]. May 17 1861 Pg. 3 col. 7 John McMullin of Co. G, Ohio Volunteers at Suffolk Park, Phila. [Pa.] wants to see his brother, Michael McMullin, who lately arrived from Ireland. May 24 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mrs. Julia Durvon, who left Ire¬ land 13 years ago, from Carabela [probably Corbally], Co. Tipperary, Ireland, by her daughter, Ellen Mulcary, 510 S. Penn st. [Phila. Pa.]. 242 Pub. Date PERSONALS May 27 1861 Pg. 3 col. 2 Personal - If William T. Wurl formerly a circus clown and a native of Maysville, Kentucky, is now in this city, he can see his brother [not named] at the Navy Yard, at 9 o'clock this morning. Jun. 5 1861 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information of Catharine Cohen who came to Phila. in the ship "Elizabeth", by her uncle John Fury, 629 S. Fourth st.,[Phila. Pa.]. Jun. 8 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Thin Maher from Castleroan, Kings Co., Ireland lately arrived by the "Saranak" will call on Bernard Conway, 6 N. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] she will hear something to her advantage. Jun. 12 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 In Chancery - Advertisement to Creditors, Legatees & Incombrances Cause petition under the Court of Chan¬ cery - In the matter of William Francis Finn, Petition¬ er. Michael Finn (a lunatic) and Kate Finn, Comm, of the fortune of the said Michael Finn, respondents. I hereby require all persons claiming to be creditors or next of kin of Lucinda Finn, formerly of Carlow, late of Bellevue Finglas in the Co. of Dublin, spinster, a lunatic deceased, on or before the first day of August next to furnish in writing to Thomas Walsh of 4 Upper Gloucester st., in the City of Dublin, Solicitor for the Petitioner in this matter the amount and particulars of their several claims, etc. Jun. 19 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary Frances Carroll, who left New York for Phila. on Monday February 18th and not been heard from since. If this should meet her eye, I hope she will drop a line to James Carroll, 188 South st. corner James, New York, as her son Edward K. Carr¬ oll is anxious to hear from her. Jun. 19 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Found wandering the streets Kate Steiger, young Swiss girl lately arrived from Europe, and doesn't know the name of the family she lived with, nor the name of the street. Please call for her at 903N. Fifth st.[Phila.Pa.]. Jun. 20 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Maria Dind, who came on the "Wyoming" will see her friend Alicia Wheelahan at Patrick Ryan's, 152 Dock st., [Phila. - Pa.] Jul. 13 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Barnard Craney and James O'Neil from the Co. Armagh, Ireland, by their cousin, William Mcllinden, 152 Dock st. [Phila. Pa.]. Aug. 1 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Margaret Gallagher, 330 N. Second st., Camden, N.J. wishes her brother Matthew Gallagher to call and see her. She has been informed he arrived last spring from Ireland. 243 Pub. Date PERSONALS - Aug. 6 1861 Pg. 3 col. 3 D. C. PORTER If David Daniel Collins Porter, a car¬ penter iby trade whocame to i this city from Upper,Can¬ ada nearly thirty years ago, will call or send his address to the subscribers he will hear of something to his advantage, H. P. & H. R. Small, 21 S. Sixth st. [Phila. Pa.]. Aug. 22 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Margaret Burns of the Co. Louth, Ireland. Apply at 125 N. Eighteenth st. [Phila. Pa.] where she will meet her sister Ann [Burns]. Aug. 31 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted Of Henry McAnaley. He is from the Parish of Kepey [sic], Co. Donegal, Ireland. When last heard of was working in Warren, Trumbull Co., Ohio. He is supposed to be in Phila. [Pa.]. Has two sisters there. Any person knowing his whereabouts will please address Thomas Gallen, Austintown, Orange Post Office, Mahoning Co., Ohio, where he will hear something to his advantage.[Note: Possibly townlands of Cappagh or Cappry] Sep. 19 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal - Dennis D. Murphy of Courtmasheray [Courtmacsherry], Co. Cork, Ireland, may hear of his brother, Jeremiah [Murphy] by calling on D. N. Wetzlar & Co., 124 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] or Darrel & Co., 88 Pearl - st., N. Y. Sep. 20 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Ran away from home on the 11th, Albertson Smith, 13 years old from Brooklyn, N. Y.; supposed to be in Phila. Had on small plaid pantaloons and coat. Any information can be left with the Chief of Police or send to Walton Smith, 88^ President st., Brooklyn, N.Y. Sep. 25 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Julia Ryan, who left New York on the 14th inst. can find her brother Dennis [Ryan] by calling at 122 N. Third st. [Phila. Pa.]. Oct. 12 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted By Margaret Flinn of her sister Johanna Flinn, a native of the Parish of Cloumore, [Co.] Tipperary, Ireland, who came to this country six years ago. Address.atPatrick Ryan's, 52 Dock st.,[Phila. - Pa.]. Nov. 18 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mary O'Brien from Old Castle, Ireland, wishes to see her sister Bridget [O'Brien] or Mary Wheeler, at Sixth and Minor sts. Phila. [Pa.] [Note: There are several townlands of Oldcastle, but this is probably the town of Oldcastle in Co. Meath; Oldcastle is one word] 244 Pub. Date PERSONALS Nov. 25 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 See notice Apr. 9 1862 Joseph Sharrod Woods, an Englishman, arrived in America in 1840. His friends in England wish to know where he is, and if dead,where any of his family can be found. Address Charles Edwards, Counsellor, 35 Pine st., New York. Dec. 2 1861 Pg. 3 col. 6 Information wanted of Thomas Robinson, Sr. from Eng¬ land, by trade a house carpenter. Apply at Ledger Office. Dec. 2 1861 Pg. 3 col. 6 Emile Kretzchmar, jeweler, who in 1853 lived at 11 Nassau st., Soho, England, will find a letter of im¬ portance at the Post Office. Dec. 31 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Edward McNulty, who left his home in Baltimore, Md. on Monday, 9th inst., since which time his distressed family have had no tidings of him. As he had some two or three hundred dollars on his person when he left, it is feared some evil has befallen him. Any information of him or his where¬ abouts will be thankfully rec'd by his afflicted wife, Mary A. McNulty, 26 Jackson st., Baltimore, Md. - 245 Pub. Date PERSONALS - Jan. 13 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 In Chancery [Advertisement to next of kin] in the matter of Michael Larkin, administrator of the Rev. Edmund Larkin, petitioner, Patrick Larkin, Thomas Quinn, Michael Quinn, Martin Quinn, David Magrath and Catharine Magrath, (otherwise Quinn, his wife), John Power and Margaret Power, (otherwise Quinn his wife) respondents. I hereby require all persons claiming to be next of kin of the Rev. Edmund Larkin, late of Pastorville, in the Co. of Tipperary, in Ire¬ land, Roman Catholic priest deceased, or claiming to be representatives of any of such next of kin, on or before the 1st day of February 1862, to furnish in writing to Peirse Kelly, 31 North Great Georges st., City of Dublin, Ireland. Solicitor, Edward Litton. [Note: Can find no parish, town or townland with the name of Pastorville in Ireland] Jan. 15 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mr. Frankel, who was lately clerk in the office of the Bavarian Consul, will please call at 116 N. Third st. [Phila. Pa.]. Feb. 12 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal - Henry Meyler from Dublin [Ireland] wishes to find his wife; supposed to have resided with P. Latimer, of the Beverly Bank. Inquire at 9 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.]. Feb. 21 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - Cornelius Brettell, a printer by trade, who came to New York from Staffordshire, Eng¬ land, is requested, if alive, to write to his brother Joseph Brettell, at the Kittaning Iron Works, Penna. Mar. 18 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of David,. James and Simon Harris who came to this country 12 months last August. Address Miss M. Irving, 305 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] Philadelphia, Harrisburg & Pottsville papers please copy. Mar. 19 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Kinlock's Legatees - John Kinlock of Lambeth, Surrey, England came to this country 33 years ago. Heir to his mother Charlotte Georgina Sophia Kinlock, widow, late of Amphitheatre Row, Lambeth in Surrey, her will dated August 23 1835 and proved December 15 1835; Estate is seeking heirs Adine Kinlock and Georgina Kin¬ lock, children of John Kinlock. Mar. 25 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of William Wallace Martin, former¬ ly of Belfast [Co. Antrim], Ireland, who emigrated to America in 1836. He or his heirs will hear of something to their advantage by contacting John D. Collins, Box 1097, Post Office, Phila. [Pa.]. 246 Pub. Date PERSONALS - Mar. 31 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information Mary Mulvey wishes to know the whereabouts of her aunt, Anne Ward, formerly of Roscommon Co., Ireland. Any information will be thankfully rec'd at 660 N. Eighth st., Phila. [Pa.]. Apr. 9 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 England In Chancery - in the matter of Joseph Sharrad Woods, absent beyond the seas; Left London, November 1840 for New York, a commercial traveller. Is a legatee under the will of Ann Youle, wife of John Youle, who died on or about the 13th day of Jan¬ uary 1857, and also a legatee under the will of John Youle who died on or about the 12th day of January 1858. Apply at 18 Kensington Gore, Middlesex County, England, etc. [an ,abreviated format] See notice Nov. 25 1861 - - Apr. 17 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Notice Richard Kyle, a teamster, born in Ireland, enlisted in Philadelphia, did all desert from their company and Regiment, the 6th Pa. Cavalry, Co. A, [Rush's Lancers] as the regiment was almost to move into the face of the enemy. Those men are warned to return to their duty before the 10th day of May prox. or the severest measures will be instigated against them. By Order of Col. Rush, W.P.C. Treichel, Capt., Co. A. Apr. 26 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Eliza Maguire who was married a few years ago in Galena, State of Illinois, to a moulder by trade, name unknown; supposed to be living in Kensington [Phila. Pa.]. She will hear something to her advantage by calling at 836 Shippen st., Phila. [Pa.]. May 5 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Urs. Victor Saner and Franciska Saner of Kleinintzel Canton, Solothurn, Sweiz [Switzerland]. They are in America since ten years. Their father wishes to see them at his residence, 19 Franklin Place, betw'n Market and Chestnut [sts.] and Third and Fourth sts. Also, will all philanthropists who know anything about them, please leave their address. [Signed] Urs. V. Saner. May 6 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Patrick Murray, native Parish of Monaveigh [Monivea], Co. Galway, Ireland, who arrived in New York on the 15th of April 1862, and supposed to have started for Philadelphia. His brother Thomas Murray will feel very thankful for any information of him that may be sent to Samuel L. Roberts, Moorestown, Burlington Co., N.J. or Rev. J. Moran, Camden, N.J. 247 Pub. Date May 7 1862 Pg. 3 col. 3 PERSONALS - Information wanted of Mary, Catharine, Elizabeth, John or Edward Walsh, of Co. Kerry, Ireland, by their brother Patrick [Walsh], 1712 Wood st. [Phila. Pa.]. May 10 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Charles Johnson, who left Newport, South Wales, about eight years ago, by his wife Catharine Johnson. Address, care of, John Morgan, Wood st., fifth door above Amber [st., Phila. Pa.]. May 26 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Charles Keenan, who arrived in the ship "Wyoming" on the 25th. Please address Mrs. R. McCarthy, 251 N. Front st., Phila. [Pa.]. May 27 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 $50. Reward - Missing since Monday, May 19th 1862, Capt. John A. Hill of Chincoteague, Virginia. Was last seen betw'n 4 and 5 o'clock on the afternoon of said day, in the neighborhood of Front and Dock sts. About 30 years of age, five feet five inches high, florid complexion, dark brown hair, stout built, was dressed in dark pants, blue undershirt and black hat. Had about his person a small square box containing $100. in U.S. Treasury notes, silver etc. also sundry bills and receipts. Suspicions are entertained of foul play and therefore reward is offered for the detection and arrest of persons implicated therein. Information may be left with Benj. Franklin, Chief of Detectives, Mayor's Office, Fifth and Chestnut sts., [Phila. Pa.] May 27 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Samuel Davidson, of the 96th Pa. Vol. now sick at the Government Hospital, wishes to know the whereabouts of his brother James [Davidson] of Randeltown [Randalstown], Co. Antrim, Ireland. Please address J.H.B., Ledger Office. May 28 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information of William Connolly, Personal - Wanted Manchester, England in 1857. Road, who left London working was in July 1860 on the Absecon Railroad, He near Phila. His father and mother are anxious to know whether he is dead or alive. Should this meet the eye of anyone who knows or has known Wm. Connolly, they will oblige by communicating with him and also with George D. Parrish, 312 Chestnut st., Phila. [Pa.] Personal - - 248 Pub. Date PERSONALS - June 5 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 $5. Reward Information wanted of James Morgan, 16 years old, son of Joseph Morgan, who was born in Dublin, Ireland, brought to this country at 9 months of age. He lived with his parents at Queen andFElizabeth sts., Toronto, Canada for eight years, when he was brought to Phila. [Pa.] The above reward will be paid for any information which will be to his advan¬ tage. Address Joseph Morgan, Co. K, 8th N.J. Regt., U.S.A. Hospital, Broad and Cherry sts., Phila. [Pa.] June 6 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information is desired of Jeremiah, John and Timothy Sullivan, and Catharine Sullivan, of the village of Gerah [Gearha], seven miles from Killarney, Co. Kerry, Ireland. Address Mary Sullivan, care of Mrs. Branson, Plank rd., Germantown, [Phila. Pa.]. June 9 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Michael Gardner and Patrick Gardner from Co. Galway, [Ireland] will find their sister, Mary [Gardner] at 207 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] June 12 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information is desired of Phillippina Moattet of Marsailles, France; of Florentine Moattet, married to George Stirman, who worked in Glassworks, Glassboro, N. J. Call at 406 St. John st., Phila. Pa. [signed] Jos. Bernhard June 23 1862 Information wanted of Mrs. Bridget Walsh, who left Ire¬ land about ten years ago. When last heard from was in Carbon Co., State of Pa. Any information concerning her will be thankfully rec'd by her son William Walsh, who came out to this country in February 1862. Address in care of Thomas McGuier, 17 Hanover st., for William Walsh, Trenton, N.J. Pg. 3 col. 1 June 30 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Patrick Conroy will hear from his cousin Margaret Con¬ roy, daughter of Daniel Conroy, [of] Clonduff, Queen's Co., Ireland, or any friend. Address Mr. Mann, Ptinceton, N. J. [signed] Margaret Conroy July 9 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Stephen Lines of Co. Downe [Down] Ireland. Last heard from in Port Carbon, Schuylkill Co., Pa. Address Lawrence Lines, Biddle st., between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth [sts., Phila. Pa.] 249 Pub. Date July 24 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS Information wanted of Bessy Wright, late of Belfast, [Co. Antrim, Ireland], who resided in South Fourth st. She will please leave the number at the Ledger office or McKeon's Book Store, South Fourth st. Also of James McCluskey, late of Belfast, [Co. Antrim] relative of the above. Answer immediately. [Signed] John E. Wright July 29 1862 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted of John, Catharine, and Ann Donlen who left the Parish of Mullen, Co. of Galway, townland of Fox Hall, about eight years ago, and landed in Phila. [Pa.]. Any information would be thankfully rec'd by their brother, Patrick [Donlen], at Commercial Hotel, Fifth and lombard sts. [Phila. Pa.]. [Note: Foxhall is in the parish of Abbeygormacan; it is spelled as one word. There is no parish, town or townland of Mullen or Mullan in Co. Galway] Aug. 6 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Anne Doyle, daughter of Michael Doyle of the town of Ballingdunny [Ballindoney], Co. Wexford, Ireland, is in the city of Phila., she will confer a favor on her sister, if she will let her know her whereabouts, [signed] Margaret Doyle, St. Louis, Mo., care of Mr. E. C. Sloan. Aug. 12 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Bridget Fox who sailed from Manchester, England, is in this city, she will find her husband James Fox, at the United States Army Hospital, Broad and Cherry sts. [Phila. Pa.]. Aug. 16 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Daniel Cocoran [sic], boilermaker, of Richmond, Va. please to call on Samuel J. Vantine, at the Sanford House. He will hear of something to his advantage. Sep. 23 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal - If Rosetta Doran has arrived in this city, by the steamer from Londonderry, she can learn the address of her brother [not named] by calling on Thomas M. Searle, at 205^ Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 7 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of James Keegan, a native of Co. Meath, Ireland, lately arrived from Fort Delaware. He can find his brother Peter Keegan by calling at 2424 Pine st. [Phila. Pa.] 250 Pub. Date PERSONALS Oct. 10 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Burnett Cummings, formerly of Schuylkill Co. [Pa.], supposed to have enlisted at St. Louis, [Mo.]. Any information thankfully rec'd at 907 Spring Garden st., Phila. [Pa.]. (St. Louis & Washington papers please copy) Oct. 28 1862 Pg. 4 col. 7 If Mr. Mahler, late from Paris [France] will call on the subscriber, he will hear something to his advantage. [Signed] B. Loebenthal, 9 Bank st. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 28 1862 Pg. 4 col. 7 Prof. J. Isaacs, oculist and aurist, from Leyden, Holland, has permanently located himself at 511 Pine st., where persons afflicted with diseases of the eye and ear, will be scientifically treated and cured if curable. No charge for examination. Oct. 29 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Mrs. James Henry, formerly Mary Griffin, will call at 124 Arch st., she will see her sister Catha¬ rine Griffin, . just arrived from Co. Galway, Ireland. Oct. 31 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Patrick Duffy, formerly of Co. is a townland and Galway, (Parish of Abby) [Abbey not a parish], Ireland, by Martin Creaghn, Co. Galway, Captain Schoonover, Camp Philadelphia, Tent #7. Nov. 5 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Any information of Maggie Tracy, late from Ireland, per ship "Zered", which arrived on Friday last [Oct. 31 1862] will be thankfully rec'd by her aunt, Rosanna Tracy, at 427 Carpenter st. [Phila. Pa.]. Nov. 20 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of Anne Kilroy, who emigrated from near Roscommon, Ireland in October 1846, by her sister, Catharine Kilroy at 531 Shippen st., Phila. - - [Pa.] Nov. 29 1862 Pg. 3 col. 7 Mary Brennan, of Abbeyleix, Queens Co., Ireland, your two boys, William Brennan and Arthur Brennan, arrived and are staying at Mr. Colligan's, 222 S. Front st., below Wharton [st., Phila. Pa.]. Dec. 1 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal - Jane Young, who came in the ship "Tusca¬ rora", will please call at 1709 South st., or send a note where she can be found and see her aunt, Mrs. Patterson. 251 Pub. Date Dec. 2 1862 Pg. 4 col. 5 PERSONALS $10. Reward will be paid by the undersigned, for the arrest of each of the following named deserters: Charles Meier, born in Carmstadt, Wurtemburg, occu¬ pation barber, aged 36, grey eyes, dark brown hair, fair complexion, 5'-4%"high. [Signed] E. McB. Timon¬ ey,. 1st Lieut. 15th U.S. Infantry, 926 Market st., Phila. Pa. Adolph Weber, born in Hesse Cassel, Germany, aged 24, occupation blacksmith, blue eyes, brown hair, florid complexion, 5'-3" high. [Signed] E. McB. Timoney, 1st Lieut. 15th U.S. Infantry, 926 Market st. Phila. Pa. Joseph Geoffrey, born in Nancy, France, aged 22, occ¬ upation shoemaker, hazel eyes, sandy hair, ruddy com¬ plexion, 5'-6^" high. [Signed] E. McB. Timoney, 1st Lieut. 15th U.S. Infantry, 926 Market st., Phila. Pa. Jules Ores, born in Brussels, Belgium, aged 25, occ¬ upation clerk, hazel eyes, It. brown hair, fair com¬ plexion. [Signed] E. McB. Timoney, 1st Lieut. 15th U.S. Infantry, 926 Market st., Phila. Pa. Myers Henry, born in Baden, Germany, aged 33, occupa¬ tion farmer, hazel eyes, dark brown hair, ruddy complex¬ ion, 5'-7V high. [Signed] E. McB. Timoney, 1st Lieut. 15th U.S. Infantry, 926 Market st., Phila. Pa. Dec. 27 1862 Pg. 4 col. 5 Thomas McCaskey of the Co. Derry, within two miles of Dungave [sic-possibly Dungiven], Ireland, came to this country about 18 years ago, and his wife Jane White. Any information will be kindly rec'd by his brother, James McCaskey, Manayunk [Phila. Pa.]. He was son to Andrew McCaskey. Dec. 31 1862 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted - of Johannah Solavan, by her sis¬ ter Maria [Solavan], who came in the ship "Great Western" to New York, last week, from the Co. of Lim¬ erick, Patricksville [Patrickswell], Ireland. Call at 907 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] 252 Pub. Date PERSONALS Jan. 5 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Richard Ashton, Manager at a cotton mill near Boston, left Newton, Cheshire, England about 1837. Wrote a letter to his nephews and neices in England about 1853, to direct to Boston Post Office. [Eastern papers please copy this] If this finds you, please write to John Taylor, in care of George Watson, Nesquehoning, Carbon Co., Pa. Jan. 9 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Any information concerning a lady whose maiden name was Selena Fant, married in St. Louis, [Mo.] and supposed to be living in this city [Phila. Pa.] will be thankfully rec'd by her brother [not named]; he not knowing the name of the person whom she married. Continental Hotel, Room 249. Jan. 12 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Margaret Short, a native of Scotland is requested to call on Mrs. Fraser, 17 S. Eighth st., Phila. Pa. or if any person knowing about her will write to the above address what information they can, they will con¬ fer a great favor on her friends. Jan. 13 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Owen Bowen, who came to Amer¬ ica from Wales, many years ago. He was a doctor in the Army and son of the Rev. Owen Bowen of the Parish of Slangeler, Co. of Carmarthen, South Wales. The heirs will hear something to his advantage by apply¬ ing at 960 N. Sixth st. [Phila. Pa.] Jan. 16 1863 Pg. 3 col. 3 Personal The relations of James W. Connor, aged 35 years, a native of Maryland, will hear of something to their advantage, by calling on or addressing John Gibb, 704 S. Fifth st., Phila. [Pa.]. Jan. 17 1863 Pg. 3 col. 6 Information wanted - of Francis Colburn, a member of the Co. B, 1st Battalion, Twelfth Regiment, United States Infantry, who was sent on board the floating hospital ship, at White House Landing, Va. about the 20th of May Eighteen hundred and sixty-two, which time he has probably been sent north. Any information of his whereabouts, if living, or the time and place of his interment if deceased will be thankfully rec'd by his brother, Richard Colburn, Ellington, Hancock Co., Iowa. Jan. 29 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Relatives of William Thomson, who left this city [Phila Pa.] in 1856 and went to Innisfil, Canada West, may - hear of something interesting to them by calling on S. Milliken & Co., Linen Store, 32 S. Second st. [Phila Pa.]. 253 Pub. Date PERSONALS - Feb. 10 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of David Kennedy, who arrived at Philadelphia in March 1849, by ship "Swatasa" from Belfast [Co. Antrim], Ireland. Any information of his whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by his brother, John Kennedy, care of Barrett, Nephews & Co., 47 N. Eighth st., Phila. Pa. or Nos. 5 and 7 John st., New York. Feb. 24 1863 Pg. 3 col. 6 Margaret McMachon would like to find information of her brother, John McMachon, it is supposed that he has been a year or two in Philadelphia [Pa.]. He had lived sixteen years in New York. Information will be kindly rec'd at the Continental Hotel, Room 135. Feb. 25 1863 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted where I can find Miss Josephine Baker or Napoleon Baker, who left Wilmington, N. C. in company with James H. Brown last November. [signed] J. Shearman, 921 Kurtz st. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 9 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary and Anna Carlon, both sis¬ ters. Moved from Maryland. Any information will be thankfully rec'd at 912 S. Second st., below Christian [st.], Phila. [Pa.], by their sister Rosanna [Carlon], who moved from Maryland. Mar. 9 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Francis, James, and Catharine Boyle, of the town of Corkey, Parish of Leek, Co. Donegal, Ireland. Frank [Boyle] last seen in New York about two years ago. Any information will be thank¬ fully rec'd by their sister, Jane Boyle, at 22 Coombs' - Alley [Phila. Pa.]. [Note: Although Leek is a parish, Corkey is actually in the parish of Raymoghy in Co. Donegal] Mar. 18 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. Percy Johnson please call at the Western Hotel, 862 Market st., [Phila. Pa.], and see her daughter, Christiana and four children from Richmond, Va. Mar. 19 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Mary, Bridget and Rose Naughton of Ballyhaise, Co. Cavan, Ireland, by their sister Ann [Naughton]. Address "Ervington", West Chester Co., New York. [Note: Ballyhaise is a town] 254 Oub. Date PERSONALS - Mar. 20 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of James Maguire, blacksmith, native of Co. Fermanagh, Ireland, came to Phila. [Pa.] in 1855. Any information will be gladly accepted by his brother Patrick [Maguire], at 123 Gothic st., Phila. [Pa.]. Mar. 21 1863 Pg. 4 col.' 6 Patrick Riley, of Bigh, Co. Fermanagh, Ireland - Any information of him will be thankfully rec'd by his cousin, Michael Cassidy, 916 Beach st., Kensington, [Phila. Pa.]. Apr. 7 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal - Missing since February 24th, Thomas Dally Holmes, fromerly of Belfast [Co. Antrim], Ireland. Any information of his whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by one of his afflicted friends. Address X.Y., P.O. Box 1225. Apr. 11 1863 Pg. 4 col. 6 Personal - If the mother of Charles Aufsnyder will leave her address at the Montgomery Hotel, she will receive information of her son, that will be useful to both. From a returned Californian. Apr. 13 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Catharine Kilgallar, native of Curagna [possibly Currinah], Co. Mayo, Ireland, can find her sisters at the Catholic church, Germantown [Phila. Pa.]. Apr. 15 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Betty Harris, daughter of James and Jane Harris of Lagrange [sic], near Tubbermore, Co. Derry, Ireland (now Mrs. Silverton), by her sister, Jane Harris, (now Mrs. William Malone), Broad st., Burlington, New Jersey. [Note: Tobermore (correct spelling) is a town in Co. Londonderry; Cannot find a Lagrange in Derry, but there is a townland of Grange in the parish of Desertmartin]. Apr. 18 1863 Pg. 4.col. 6 Information wanted, of Thomas Delany, barrister, who left Ireland in company of Mr. Woodlock (since dead) in 1848. If living, now about 46 years of age, 5 feet 8" or 9" in height, rather full face and person, black hair and a sallow complexion; was last seen in Phila. Address any information to James Phalan, Pittsburg, Pa. Apr. 20 1863 Pg. 3 col. 7 The address - of Mrs. Anna Martel (maiden name Martin) is anxiously required by her friends in Havana [Cuba], who have had no intelligence of her for over a year. If this meets the eye of Mr. Parez, native of Cuba, if he can give information of the above named lady or children, it will be gratefully received. 255 Pub. Date PERSONALS - Apr. 21 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of James Stuart, by his sister Margaret Stuart, native of the Co. Tyrone, Parish of Clogher, Ireland. Any information will be thank¬ fully rec'd by his sister, at 473 York ave., Phila. Pa. Apr. 23 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Robert Renails will call at 1025 Moyamensing ave., [Phila. Pa.], he will see his sister-in-law Mary Melier [or Malier?] from Bellbrigian [Balbriggan], Co. Dublin, Ireland. - May 8 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 James Cayton - Wanted He left Manchester, England about 1828 for Philadelphia, America. His half sister, Mrs. Phoebe Foster, of Salford, England, died 8th Oct¬ ober 1858, leaving him a share of her property. Should he not make application within 5 years of Mrs. Foster's death, the property will be disposed of according to provisions of the will. Apply to William Hall, 8 Crescent Parade, Salford, England. May 18 1863 Pg. 3 col. 4 Personal - If Don Luis Pocket, from St. Jago, Cuba will call at the office of the undersigned, he will receive letters from his relations in Cuba, [signed] George Raphael & Co., 109 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.]. May 20 1863 Pg. 3 col. 7 Wanted - Information of Jane Louis, (colored) and three children who came from Baltimore, [Md.] on last Saturday. Her trunk is at the Baltimore depot. She is requested to call for it. May 23 1863 Pg. 4 col. 6 Information wanted - Of Bridget Moore, by her sister, Catharine Moore, call at 122 Spruce st. [Phila. Pa.] lately arrived from Ireland. May 23 1863 Pg. 4 col. 6 Information Wanted - Of Catharine Rothmeway, by her sis¬ ter Margaret [Rothmeway] who has arrived from Co. Cork, Ireland. Apply at 4 Fairbank Place, betw'n Second and Third sts. and Spruce st. [Phila. Pa.]. May 25 1863 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted of Michael Lynch, aged about 28 years. Is from Granard, adjoining Co. Cavan, Ireland. [Note: Granard is in Co. Longford] Has got married and was last known to be working in or about Camden, N.J. last year. Any information of him will be thank¬ fully rec'd by his brother, J. Lynch, 123 Gothic st., Between Walnut and Chestnut [sts.] and Front and Second sts., Phila. Pa. 256 Pub. Date May 29 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS Information wanted of the whereabouts of Bridget McFadden, who arrived in this city on Tuesday last, [May 26th] on board ship "Stadacoma". Any inform¬ ation thankfully received at S.E. corner 24th and Locust st., or a note to the Ledger Office. A reward paid, [signed] Charles McFadden June 3 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of James McGuigan of the Co. of Londonderry, Ireland. When last heard, he was at the Blue Bell, Phila. [Pa.]. Direct any information to his brother John [McGuigan], 82 Cross st., Phila. [Pa.] June 3 1863 Pg. 3- col. 1 James Duff, of Virginia, who took the Oath of Alleg¬ iance in Phila. on 30th of May, will please call at 39 N. Front st. (upstairs) or at 429 Market st. (up¬ stairs). His interest may be promoted by so doing. June 6 1863 Pg• 4 col.?5 Charles Grate, a stranger, supposed from Pennsylvania, died in Toronto Gen. Hospital, Toronto, Canada, leaving sundry moneys and papers which will be delivered to his relatives, proving their claim on application to the trustees. W. Gooderham, Chairman Board of Trustees, Toronto, May 29 1863. June 9 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Catharine Kelly, of Co. Galway, Parish of Kilmedaugh [probably Kilmacduagh], Ireland, by her brother, Andrew Kelly, at 123 Gothic st., Phila. Pa. [signed] Michael Farmer, June 10 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Anthony Flaragar and Miss Lily Flaragar, who resided in this city [Phila. Pa.] 7 or 8 years ago, in Christian st., betw'n Eighth and Ninth sts. Any information concerning them will be thankfully rec'd by their brother, James Flaragar, Co. A, 7th Regt. N.J. Volunteers, Washington, D.C. June 13 1863 Pg. 4 col. 6 Mrs. Francis Kinstler wishes to find out Philip Simon. He was a brewer in Phila. in 1850. The address he sent to his brother, Jacob Simon, in Texas, is lost. Mr. Jacob Simon was the first husband of Mrs. Kinstler, therefore she would wish to find the address of his bro¬ ther, if still in Phila. Address Mrs. F. Kinstler, of Fort Columbus, N.Y. - 257 Pub. Date PERSONALS - June 15 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 $10. Reward Antonio Barbieri, an Italian boy, aged 13 years, son of Teresa Cogni. His eyes are grey; hair chestnut color. He was lost from his mother in Frederick City, Md. in September last, the day that the Confederate army entered the city. The above reward and all expenses will be paid to any person that will deliver to me my son, in Baltimore, at 60 President st. [signed] Teresa Cogni. June 19 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 C. Francis Klug, 27th Pa. Vols. is hereby requested to call at my office. J. T. Plate, Consul of Saxony. June 25 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Catharine Kelly, formerly of Bellville, Canada West [Ontario, Canada] or the brothers John and Edmund Kelly, are in the city [Phila. Pa.], they will call on their sister Julia [Kelly] at the Commercial Hotel, 20 S. Sixth st. Where she will be until one o'clock this day. June 30 1863 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted of John Daly and Nancy [Daly] his wife, from Co. Kilkenny, Ireland, by Alice Dooley, Pearl st., third house, north side, betw'n TwentyThird and Twenty-fourth sts. [Phila. Pa.] July 4 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 British Consulate, 619 Walnut st., Phila. [Pa.], William Whittaker, who left Manchester, England about 15 years ago, who is supposed to have enlisted about two years ago, will hear something to his advantage by applying to the above address. July 16 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Andrew Stanford, a native of Breansoss [probably Breanross, which is in Co. Leitrim] Ireland; when last heard from was in Phila. [Pa.]. Address to his neice, Rose Ann Gunshenan, West Merriden [Meriden], Conn. July 16 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information of Mrs. Hartley or Margaret Quinlin will be thankfully rec'd by Lawrence Quinlin, late from Co. Waterford, Ireland. Apply at 123 Gothic st., Phila. [Pa.]. July 27 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of John Gettins (who arrived in the "Australia" from Liverpool, [England] about the 1st of July), by his cousin Mary, at the Woodland Station, Concordville P.O., Delaware Co., Pa. 258 Pub. Date PERSONALS July 28 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of David Robinson, a native of When last seen, he left his father in Pittsburg [Pa.] in 1852. Any information will be thankfully rec'd by his father, John Robinson, at 514 Marriott st., Phila. [Pa.]. Aug. 3 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mary Hanrahan, daughter of Peter Hanrahan, from Parish of Mahartay [sic], Co. Clare, Ireland, desires information of the whereabouts of her aunt, Mrs. George Curry. Please address 1446 N. Tenth st., below Master [st., Phila. Pa.] [Note: Cannot find a townland or parish of this name; it might possibly be Moyarta] Aug. 4 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Ann Callahan (or Bridget Hogan), a passenger in the "Tuscarora" from Liverpool, will please call, without delay, at the S.W. corner of Fourth and Spruce sts. [Phila. Pa.] [signed] Julia Hogan. Aug. 4 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 James C. Hoogan of Boston [Mass.] can see his friend C.J.F. at 1316 Fitzwater st. [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 7 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mrs. Emeline Fairbanks from Vermont, by the Union Volunteer Refreshment Committee, in reference to her deceased husband [not named]. Call on or address John W. Hicks, 713 S. Second st. [Phila. Donegal, Ireland. Pa.] Aug. 8 1863 Pg. 3 col. 6 Mary Anderson who came a passenger in the "Tuscarora", your friends from Keneary [Ireland] wish to see you at Line st., near Starr's Foundry, Camden, N.J. or at 761 S. Thirteenth st. Aug. 8 1863 Pg. 3 col. 6 John Morton wanted - he left Crasshue [Crosshue], Co. Wexford, Ireland some ten or twelve years ago. His father, John Morton, Esq., died April 4 1862. He or his heirs are requested to claim the property left him by his sister, Mrs. Mary Foster. When last heard from, he resided near Kingston, Canada West. Aug. 10 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Dennis and John Shea, natives of Co. Kerry, Parish of Kilgarvin [Kilgarvan], townland of Mullaametaguil [sic], Ireland. When last heard lived at Duncansville, Blair Co., Pa. Address their sister, Honora Shea, 46 W. Thirty-fourth st., New York City [N.Y.]. 259 Pub. Date PERSONALS Aug. 13 1863 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted - By Michael Hyans, of his three sisters, Mary, Catharine and Ellen Hyans. Also, his brother, Thomas Hyans, who left Gort, in the Co. Galway, in 1848. Any information of them will be thankfully rec'd by their brother at the S.W. corner of Dillwyn and Willow sts. [Phila. Pa.]. Aug. 25 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of Marat Donnelly, who came to New York on the 1st of August in the ship "Minnehaha". If she is in this city, uncle Hugh [no surname given] wishes her to stop at the south east corner of Nineteenth and Catharine sts. [Phila. Pa.] [signed] William Mureny Aug. 25 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 A young man, named John Wealch, from Lissyeadey [sic], Co. Clare, Ireland, sailed from Liverpool [England] and landed in New York about 24 months ago in the "Isaac Webb". Information will be thankfully rec'd by his sister Mary [Wealch], at John Miskill's, 345 N. Front st., Phila. Pa. Aug. 28 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Ann and Bridget Daly, who arr¬ ived in this city [Phila. Pa.] August the 25th, in the "Tonawanda", by their sister Catharine [Daly] at 2017 Brandywine st., above Twentieth [st. Phila. Pa.]. Sep. 4 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 My sister, Mary Hays, who has lately arrived in this city [Phila. Pa.] from New York, is requested to see me at 916 Dock st. [Phila. Pa.], [signed] Bridget Hays Sep. 9 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. Anna Young is at Barnum's Hotel, 227 N. Third st., above Race [st.]. She wishes Maggie Strange from Charlotte, N.C. to come and see her tomorrow, [signed] Mrs. Anna Young. Sep. 11 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. Mary Thompson from the Co. Roscommon, Parish of Killglass [Kilglass is a townland, not a parish], Ire¬ land, will please call at 222 S. Front st., where a relation of hers [not named] wishes to see her. Sep. 19 1863 Pg. 4.col. 3 If Charles Lazarus, who served his time with the late F. E. Blatspiel, of Warwick Court, London [England] and came to this country 15 or 18 years ago, will ad¬ dress G.T.C., Box No. 107 Post Office, he will hear something to his advantage. - 260 Pub, Date PERSONALS - Sep. 26 1863 Pg. 4 col. 4 Information wanted of Michael Hansy, who arrived in the "Wyoming", on Thursday, the 25th inst., by his brother James Hansy, Salem, N. J. Oct. 2 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Michael, Margaret and Mary Barrett, by their brother, William Barrett, from the Parish of Rosecarber y, Co. Cork, Ireland, at 123 Gothic st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: Probably the town of Ross Carbery] Oct. 6 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - Information of James Dixon, lately arrived in the "Stadacona" from Londonderry. Any information of him will be thankfully rec'd at Mrs. Clark's, 247 S. Fourth st. [Phila. Pa.] Apply for Mary J. Small. Oct. 10 1863 Pg. 3 col. 6 Ann Kennedy, from Ballyshannon, [Co. Donegal], Ire¬ land, would like to see her sister Mary [Kennedy] at 1834 Naudain st. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 12 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of the whereabouts of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Howard and children, supposed to have gone to Washington last fall. Such information will result to their advantage, if left with Mrs. Baum, at 1217 Spring Garden st. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 15 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Notice October 14 1863 - Albert Peterson, a native of France, deceased. His relatives or friends will please call and get his effects, [signed] John Davee, Otis st., 2nd door above Amber st. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 16 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 H. Grosjean, de Chenx, Belgique desires to see his cousin, Maria Englebert, who is a servant of Mr. Muller, of Philadelphia, Pa., 526 Prune st. [signed] Mr. Marchal Oct. 21 1863 Pg. 3 col. 7 Ellen McCallum, daughter of Ellen Chambers of England. A relative is in the city and would be glad to hear of the lady. Address G. C., care of G. M. Freeman, 107 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 22 1863 Pg. 3 col. 7 Thomas Frewen and Mrs. Brown are requested to call at Dock st. [Phila. Pa.] and see John French, just arrive ed from Co. Limerick, Ireland. - - 261 Pub. Date PERSONALS Oct. 23 1863 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted of Catharine Hackey, who came to this country about eight years ago in company with Mary and Catharine Sance, all of the Parish of Ballingarry, Co. Tipperary, Ireland. Address Mary Hackey, Box P.O. 70, Pottstown, Montgomery Co., Pa. Oct. 23 1863 Pg. 3 col. 5 $10. Reward will be paid for any information concerning John Hooper, colored of Dorchester Co., Md., who disappeared from on board the schooner "Hadish" at John D. Ward's Wood Wharf, Christian st., Schuyl¬ kill, on Tuesday evening about 8 o'clock. Address William Creighton, Chestnut street wharf, Schuylkill [Phila. Pa.]. Oct. 26 1863 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted of William Dowd, from the Co. Kildare, Parish of Prosparus [Prosperous is a town not a parish], Ireland. When last heard he was in or about Philadelphia. Information will be rec'd by his cousin, Mary Mangan, at John Kelly's, in Kensing¬ ton, Fifth st., above Susquehanna ave. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 29 1863 Pg. 4 col. 5 Information wanted of Charles Adams, (whose relatives reside in Staffordshire, England), at the Western Hotel, 826 Market st., [Phila. Pa.] early. Oct. 29 1863 Pg. 4 col. 5 Wanted - Information of John Francis Ransone who was forced into the rebel army at Smithfield, Va. last July year. Supposed to have been taken prisoner by Federal troops at Winchester, Va. Any information of him will be thankfully rec'd by his wife's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas, 533 Wharton st. [Phila. Pa.]. Nov. 3 1863 Pg. 3 col. 6 Information wanted of Annie Conner, who emigrated from Boston, near Assingham [England], and any infor¬ mation of her will be thankfully rec'd by her brother, Darby Connor, Naudain st., Pedan's Avenue no. 4, betw'n Eighteenth and Nineteenth sts. and Lombard and South sts. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: Connor is also spelled as Conner in this notice] Nov. 7 1863 Pg. 4 col. 6 Information wanted - of Daniel McLaughlin (who arriv¬ ed in this country about four months ago), by his sister Mary McLaughlin, 1726 Montrose st., betw'n Seventeenth and Eighteenth sts. [Phila. Pa.]. 262 Pub. Date PERSONALS Nov. 17 1863 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted of Mary O'Connell, from Parish of Stonehall, Co. Limerick, Ireland, by her brother Jeremiah O'Connell. Address to Lombard and Larkin sts., Phila. Pa. [Note: Stonehall is a town, not a parish; it's in the parish of Kilcornan] Nov. 24 1863 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Gilbert Weir who left Manchester, England, a few years ago for New York and subsequently went to Phila. [Pa.], will communicate with his friends at 3 Albion st., Paisley, Scotland, he will hear some¬ thing to his advantage. Any one giving information about said Weir, will confer a great favor on his relatives, by addressing such to John Caldwell, Led¬ ger office, or to Robert Weir, 3 Albion st., Paisley, Scotland. Dec. 5 1863 Pg. 4 col. 6 If John Mulheron, native of Derryadde [Derryad], Co. Longford, Ireland, will call at 2334 Wallace st., [Phila. Pa.] he will find his sister Mary [Mulheron], lately arrived. Dec. 9 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Catharine Corcoran wishes to meet her mother Alice Corcoran, who is supposed to be in this city [Phila. Pa.], having had her passage paid by her to this coun¬ try, having been wrecked in the "Columbia", has been landed at Portland, Maine, from thence to Phila., is now residing at 100 South st., [Phila. Pa.]. Dec. 17 8163 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mary Connell, from Parish of Shanayarry [probably Shanagarry, which is a town and not a parish], Co. Cork, Ireland, now arrived and present name unknown, by William Connell, Seventeenth and Walnut sts. [Phila. Pa.] Dec. 17 1863 Pg. 3 col. 2 To the Swedenborgian ministers of Philadelphia - Wanted the present address of Mrs. Robinson, relict of Mr. James Robinson, of Manchester and Derby, England, or his daughters Hannah and Miriam [Robinson]. Last known address 203 Callowhill st., below Sixth and Mar¬ ket st., betw'n Schuylkill Seventh and Eighth sts. Phila. Pa. Information gladly rec'd by Mark Mailers, Short Hill, Nottingham, England. - 263 Pub. Date PERSONALS - Dec. 22 1863 Pg. 1 col. 2 Wanted To find some member or relative of the fam¬ ily of James Mathews, who emigrated from near Stewarts¬ town, [Co. Tyrone], Ireland, some forty-nine years ago. The maiden name of Mrs. Mathews was Mary Lee. Address James Lee, Box 54, Phila. P.O. Dec. 24 1863 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted of Robert Roberts - when last heard was in Johnstown Rolling Mills about eight years ago, or his sister [not named].Last heard from was in Eolinsburg, Pa. Any information of them will be thank¬ fully rec'd by their brother, Thomas Roberts, Quinsigamond Iron Mills, Worcester, Mass. Dec. 25 1863 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information is earnestly desired of Mrs. Hannah Isaacs, widow of the late deceased Zecekiah Isaacs or their daughter, JUlia Isaacs, who left New York in 1855 for either Baltimore [Md.] or Phila. [Pa.] Any information directed to Mr. A. S. Hope, Herald Office, N.Y.; it will be greatly to their interest, or any friends of the above, by giving the desired information will confer a lasting favor on the parties concerned. Dec. 25 1863 Pg. 4 coli 4 If Thomas Hourn from Co. Kerry, Ireland is in this city, he will hear something to his advantage by calling at Franklin House, N.E. corner Twelfth and South sts., [Phila. Pa.]. Dec. 28 1863 Pg. 1 col. 3 - Information wanted Thomas O'Brien, of Parish Ballymacora, County.[omitted from text], Ireland, wishes to learn the whereabouts of his brother John or sisters Johanna, Catharine, Mary and Julia [O'Brien]. Last August they were in Phila. [Pa.] or vicinity. Informattion addressed to Thomas O'Brien, 107 Wilmington, Del. or Rev. P. Reilly, Wilmington, will be thankfully received. 264 Pub. Date PERSONALS Jan. 1 1864 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted - of Betsy and Rachel Buck. When last heard from they were near Chillicothe or Cleve¬ land, Ohio. Should this meet their eye, they will hear something to their advantage, by addressing their uncle Hugh Buck, =26 Shippen st, Phila. Pa. Jan. 2 1864 Pg. 3 col. 4 Anna Cunningham, your brother Owen Cunningham, from Co. Galway, Ireland has just arrived and wants to see you at 422 Christian st. [Phila. Pa.] Jan. 5 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 My wife, Annie, maiden name Kirnan, from Co. Cavan, Ireland, having left my bed and board and taken away all my goods without just cause or approval, this is to caution all persons from trusting her on my account, as I will pay no debts of her contracting from this date, [signed] George W. Woodhouse Jan. 12 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted - of Peter Bannon or Ellen Hughes, who left Bellevue [Belview], Co. Galway, Ireland about ten or twelve years ago, by her daughter Mary. Call or address, Henry Howard, 848 N. Fifth st. PHila.[Pa.] Jan. 13 1864 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted - of Alexander McCummings, who left Leeds, England five years ago, by his brother Robert [McCummings]. Address: Mrs. Fagan, 527 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] Jan. 14 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mr. W. Albers from Bremen [Germany], please send your address to Mr. Wilde, 55 W. Twelfth st., New York. Jan. 16 1864 Pg. 4 col. 2 Information wanted of Kyran Phelan of Derrycanton, Parish of Castletown, Queens Co., Ireland, at 410 S. Twenty-First st., Phila. [Pa.] [Note: Threre is a Castletown in Queens Co., as well as the townland of Derrycanton, but both are in the parish of Offerlane] Jan. 20 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted of Mary Devlin, who arrived in New York in the ship "City of Cork", 27th June 1862. Leave address at Ledger Office. Jan. 21 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted of Philip Martin or John Martin, from Germany, by Louis Steffather, their nephew, at Ulman's Hotel, 312-314 Race st. [Phila. Pa.] 265 Pub. Date PERSONALS Feb. 6 1864 Pg. 4 col;’ 5 If Samuel C. Harris, who came from England thirteen years ago, will address R.H., Ledger Office, he will hear from his sister. Feb. 17 1864 Pg. 4 col. 7 Wanted information of Lerah McCallien [sic] of London¬ derry, Ireland, by his brother, John, Pacific Hotel, New York, [signed] John McCollin, Pacific Hotel. [Note: It would seem Lerah's surname should be McCollin] Feb. 26 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Personal - If Mary Ann Dobson, daughter of the late George Dobson, of Mohill [Co. Leitrim], Ireland, is in Phila. [Pa.], she will please call at 416 Dickerson st., Phila. Pa. Mar. 8 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 If William Akers, who came to this country about seven years ago, from Boulton le Moore, Lancashire, England, will apply to William Dobson, Mill st., Frankford, Phila. Pa., he will hear of something to his advantage. Mar. 15 1864 Pg. 3 col. 6 Information wanted of Catharine Welsh, native of Co. Limerick, Ireland, Abbytown, who resided in Phila.[Pa.] six years ago. Any information would be thankfully rec'd by her mother and sisters, Bridget Welsh and Jane Welsh, 514 S. Tenth st., Phila. Pa. [signed] Mrs. Mary Welsh. [Note: There are many Abbeytowns in Ireland, but none in Co. Limerick; there is the townland of Abbey, as well as Abington, as possibilities] Mar. 21 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Bridget, Ellen or Anne McBride of Sligo, Co. Sligo, Ireland will call or address Mr. Boswell, Locust st., above Thirty-Ninth [st.] West Phila. Pa., they will hear from their sister, Sarah Campbell. Mar. 21 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of William Ross and Alexander Ross of the Co. Antrim, Parish of Rosharien [probably town of Rasharkin], Ireland. Anyone knowing their whereabouts would confer a favor by sending word to 937 Cherry st. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 21 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 If this should meet the eye of Mrs. Polly Ann Payton, of the Valley of Virginia, she may find her husband [not named] in Camden, N.J. He wishes her to write to him; Direct to Samuel Butcher, Fifth and Walnut sts., South Camden, N.J. Mar. 25 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted of Honora Joyce, daughter of Redmond Joyce of Clifden, Co. Galway, Ireland, residing in Phila. [Pa.] and married to a German named Bilwig. Any information will be thankfully rec'd by her brother Thomas Joyce, 1 Horstman's Court, South Third st., below Gorman. I will give Five dollars to any person for their words giving the desired information. 266 Pub. Date Apr. 4 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 PERSONALS Notice - Information wanted of Mary Brian, wife of Jerry Shean; left Cork on the 25th of December. Any information of said Mary, will be thankfully rec'd at John Callaher's, back of 735 St. Mary st., [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 8 1864 Pg. 4 col. 5 Any information concerning Miss Jane Kerr, formerly of Ramelton [Rathmelton], [Co. Donegal] Ireland, will be gladly rec'd by H.H.K.Y., 68 Thames st., Baltimore, Md. Apr. 12 1864 Pg. 3 col. 7 Dr. Leinbach, formerly of Salem, North Carolina and brother of F. W. Leinbach of the same place and state, if perchance he should see this notice, he will please address W.E.H., West Phila.Sub Post Office. Apr. 12 1864 Pg. 3 col. 7 William Taylor who engaged the passages of Mrs. Mary Main and family, from Liverpool, by the Cunard Screw Steamers, will please call at our office on business of importance. Robert Taylor & Co., 140 Walnut st., [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 16 1864 Pg. 1 col. 1 Personal - Information of James McCrackan, a native of Larne, Co. Antrim, Ireland. He resided, when last heard from in Phila. [Pa.] and was employed at the Penn Institution for the Insane. Something to his advantage can be heard by addressing, Joseph Fleck, Box 411 Post Office, Baltimore, Md. Apr. 23 1864 Pg. 1. col. 3 Information wanted of the whereabouts of Margaret Jane Lyons, formerly of Manchester, Connecticut. Address James Lyons, Manchester, Ct. Apr. 25 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Personal - Information wanted of Otto Schanenberg, from Konigsberg, Prussia, his wife, Mary Antoinette Watson, and daughter, Corae, who lived in Phila. [Pa.] in 1854, at Prussian Consulate, 30 Bank st. [Phila.Pa.] Apr. 25 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Thomas Edward Deane and Robert Franklin Deane, lately from Culpepper, Va., can see their father at Mrs. Jones', 303 S. Front st., [Phila. Pa.] [signed] Robert Deane Apr. 26 1864 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted of Ann Jane McMullin, who arrived in this city April 20 1864 in the ship "Tonawanda". Address, 1214 Cadwallader st., above Girard ave., Phila. Pa. [signed] Neil McCauley - 267 Pub. Date PERSONALS Apr. 26 1864 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted of John Murphy and Charles Murphy, who left Clonakeity [Clonakilty], Co. Cork, Ireland, for America about eighteen months ago, by their friend, William Gallwey, who will be on board the brig "American Union", lying at foot of Laurel st., [Phila. Pa.] for eight days. Apr. 29 1864 Pg. 3 col. 6 See Notice May 18 1864 William Arthur Rosson, late of Madison Co., Va., can find family at Union Volunteer Refreshment Saloon, foot of Washington ave. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 30 1864 Pg. 1 col. 3 Information is wanted of Joseph Jenkins of Rappahan¬ nock Co., Va., at the Union Volunteer Refreshment Saloon, [Phila Pa.], by his family. May 4 1864 Pg. 3 col. 7 Personal - Wanted Ellen Dougherty, who came from Lon¬ donderry [Ireland] on board the "Stadacona", to call at 207 Carter st. [Phila. Pa.] and hear of her sister [not named]. May 10 1864 Pg. 2 col. 6 Wanted - Information of the whereabouts of Joseph Campbell, of Top [either Topp Upper or Topp Lower], Co. Antrim, Ireland, by his mother [not named]. Call or address Adam H. Wilson, 1353 N. Front st. Phila. [Pa.] May 16 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Personal - Information wanted of Edward R. Stoner, son of the late Joseph R. Stoner, of Memphis, Tenn., who is supposed to have enlisted in the Union Army, probably in the Penna. Vols. and supposed to have been killed in the Seven Days' Battle, in 1862. Any infor¬ mation of him sent to the undersigned will be promptly rewarded. Joseph E. Devitt & Co., 427 Walnut st. Phila. [Pa.]. May 16 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Personal - Should this come under the notice of Kate Sinnott, formerly of Clomoche, [sic] she may hear from an old friend, by addressing Don, Ledger Office, Phila. Pa. May 18 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 See Notice Apr. 29 1864 Personal - Wanted Information of Wm. Arthur Rowon, who deserted from the Rebel army, on or about the 6th of March last and who is supposed to have arrived in Phila. about the 10th of March last. He was formerly a resident of Madison Co., Va. and a carpenter by trade. Any information of his whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by his wife who is now in Roxborough, Phila.[Pa.] Please address John H. Harner, Roxboro' 21st ward, Phila. 268 Pub. Date PERSONALS May 19 1864 Pg. 3 col. 7 Wanted - Information of one Patrick Draddy, who left the City of Cork, [Co. Cork] Ireland, seven years since, aged 35 years, 5 feet 10 inches in height, was seen by James Cuffs in Phila. a short time after. Address his brother-in-law, Daniel Desmond, 18 Eaton Court, North Bennett st., Boston, Mass. May 21 1864 Pg. 1 col. 1 Wanted - Information of Charles Tool from Co. Tyrone, Ireland, by his cousin Jane Tool. Any in¬ formation will be received at 214 Girard ave., above S econd [st.]. May 28 1864 Pg. 4 col. 4 If this should meet the eye of Mrs. Mary A. Brookman or Mrs. Coatemy Frances Kennedy, who lately came from Orange Co., Va., they will do well by calling at 613 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] where they will find out their husbands, [signed] John Brookman May 30 1864 Pg. 3 col. 6 Personal - If John White will call at 315 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] he will find his sister Ann [White], from England. White is supposed to be employed in some of the Government stores or depots. June 2 1864 Pg. 3 col. 6 Ann Jane Logan, from Londonderry, Ireland, who left a letter at 25 S. Water st.,[Phila. Pa.] will please call there again. June 10 1864 Pg. 3 col. 4 If Mss Mary Shields,.who left’ Omagh, Co...Tyrone-, Ireland the 5th of April 1863, for Phila. [Pa.], is in this city, she will please call at 618 S. Front st. Phila. and she will hear something to her advantage. June 15 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Patrick McMenamy of Turley, Co. Donegal, Ireland, working a year ago at an iron works, Easton, Pa., can write or see his sister Margaret [McMenamy], just from home, at 1015 Vine st., Phila. [Pa.].[Note: No townland of Turley; possibly Tully, Tirlin or Tullagh] June 18 1864 Pg. 3 col. 6 Information wanted - of Lizzie and Maria Hagen of Co. Longford, Ireland, who came to this country about seven years ago, and now in this city, by their brother Michael Hagen, who has lately arrived. Call at the N.W. corner of Sixteenth and Thompson sts., [Phila. Pa.]. 269 Pub. Date PERSONALS June 20 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted of Elizabeth Wilson, by Sidney McKana, who arrived in this country on the 17th of May last, from Londonderry, in the ship "Minnehaha". A letter addressed to Sidney McKana, Yonkers P.O., N. Y., will be thankfully rec'd. June 21 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information is wanted of James McMonagle, a son to James McMonagle and Hannah McMonagle, of Derryveagh, Parish of Gartan, Co. Donegal [Ireland]. He left Ire¬ land on the 17th of March 1859. A handsome reward will be given to any person who sends information of him to Manus McLaughlin, 1109 Cherry st., Phila. Pa. [Note: Derryveagh is a townland in both Co. Longford and Co. Monaghan, but not in Co. Donegal; the Par¬ ish of Gartan is in Co. Donegal] June 25 1864 Pg. 3 col. 2 Bridget Quinn wishes her friend Mary Makin, late of the "Tuscarora" to write to her. Address 3 Tann Lane, Frankford [Phila. Pa.]. June 25 1864 Pg. 3 col. 2 of Johanna Carty and her four Information wanted children, wife of Dennis Carty, from the town of McCroom [Macroom], Co. of Cork, Ireland, and strayed away from the ship "Sarah Nock" ["Saranac"] on June 23d 1864. Any information given will be thankfully rec'd by her husband at 116 Gothic st. [Phila. Pa.]. June 28 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Thomas Kerrigan, late of Westport [Co. Mayo, Ireland], can hear of his sister Julia [Kerrigan] at 1839 Lom¬ bard st. [Phila. Pa.] June 28 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Richard Curtis a native of Dublin [Ireland], residing in Phila. [Pa.] in 1855, then a carver and gilder, and a volunteer in the U.S. Service, communicate with your brother-in-law James Young, who is anxious to hear from you. Address Thomas Morgan, H.M. Customs, - Dunedin, New Zealand. June 29 1864 Pg. 1 col. 1 Joshua Toleson of Platts Dewsbury, Yorkshire, England. His wife not having heard from him since he left Eng¬ land, is very anxious to know where he is and wishes him to write. Address to 250 S. Fourth st. Phila.[Pa.] 270 Pub. Date June 30 1864 Pg. 3 col. 7 PERSONALS Any information of the whereabouts of John Hordley, of the west of Killarney, Co. Kerry, Ireland, will be thankfully rec'd by Cornelius O'Connor, N.W. cor¬ ner Seventeenth and Vine sts. [Phila. Pa.]. - June 30 1864 Pg. 3 col. 7 Personal Wanted information of Mary McCartney and sisters, who came to this country in 1854, from Co. Louth, Ireland, by their brother Patrick McCartney. Address T. Dillon, 1205 Chestnut st. [Phila. Pa.]. July 2 1864 Pg. 3 col. 4 If William Thiele formerly of Stetten, Prussia is in this city, he may see his son Karl [Thiele] at 315 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.]. July 2 1864 Pg. 3 col. 4 Patrick Faulkner wants intelligence of his brother John Faulkner, native of Drogheda, [Co. Louth], Ire¬ land. Please call at 241 S. Front st., below Walnut 1st. Phila. Pa;]i. July 4 1864 Pg. 3 col. 3 Peggy McMullen, formerly Toner, from Co. Derry, Ire¬ land, is requested to call at the Enniskillen House, 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] and see her brother, just arrived, [signed] Edward Toner July 4 1864 Pg. 3 col. 3 Wanted the heirs of Nathaniel Anderson, Thomas And¬ erson, David Anderson, William Anderson, Frances Anderson and Mary Gist, all brothers and sisters living in Phila. [Pa.] in 1810. Apply Post Paid to. Francis De Rosas, Barrister, 51 Upper Bedford Place, London, England. July 4 1864 Pg. 3 col. 3 Wanted - David Basan or his heirs, whose father Jacob Basan died in Phila. [Pa.] in 1816. Apply Post Paid to Francis De Rosas, 51 Upper Bedford Place, London, England. July 9 1864 Pg. 4 col. 5 Any information of Thomas Shea of Co. Tipperary, Ire¬ land. He was a passenger on board the "Tonawanda" and left Phila. in the beginning of May, two weeks after landing. Direct to his brother Richard Shea, 631 Fitz¬ water st., Phila [Pa.]. July 21 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Mary Sullivan from Chatham, England, who came to America on the steamer "City of Limerick", will hear of her mother by calling at 717 South st. [Phila. Pa.] 271 Pub. Date PERSONALS July 23 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information is wanted by Thomas Harper of his brother Peter Harper, who left Westford Co. [sic] Ireland, five years since and was a fireman (?) on a New York steamboat two years since. Also, of his nephew, Michael Harper. Address Daniel Clark, 1237 Callowhill st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: Possibly it should be Wexford] July 23 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted of Catharine Concannon; been in the states about eighteen or twenty years; went on a visit to her brother Bernard, in Birmingham, Eng¬ land in 1854 and 1856; returned to Phila. [Pa.] bringing with her, her sister's son James Bernard Stretch; after returning to Phila. [Pa.] took up their abode at 497 N. Second st., below Poplar [st.] Any information of said Catharine Concannon, will be thankfully rec'd by Thomas Cannon, U.S. Ship "Ossippi" Mobile, Alabama. July 26 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted of Patrick O'Connor, who left Oct¬ ober 26th 1854 from Co. Clare, Donin [possibly Dooneen] [Ireland]. If living, please address John Maloney, 308 S. Third st. [Phila. Pa.]. July 27 1864 Pg. 3 col. 4 James Henry Saunders wants information of his brother, John Saunders, who was born in Canada, whom he has not seen for nine years. Any information will be thank¬ fully rec'd. Address 705 Penn st. [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 3 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Patrick Mulhern of the Parish of Killendime [probably Killeenadeema], Co. Galway, Ireland, is requested to address Bridget Mulkem [sic] at Oxford Furnace, New Jersey. He is a man about fifty years of age, black hair. $5 reward to any person finds him out. [Note: Surname spelled two different ways: Mulhern and Mulkern] Aug. 6 1864 Pg. 4 col. 5 Alexander Lennon in search of his sister Catharine [Lennon], that came to this city in the year 1845; born in the townland of Ballybriest, in the Parish of Lissene [Lissan, Co. Londonderry, Ireland]. Any person knowing of her will please give an account to Mr. Thomas McVay, 2130 Cuthbert st., between Twenty-First and Twenty-Second sts. or Mr. Duffy, 601 Baker st. [Phila. Pa.] 272 PERSONALS Pub. Date Aug. 12 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary Hagan, from the Parish of Glenno [Glennoe], Co. Tyrone, Ireland, by her brother's children, Mary and Catharine Hughes. Inquire at Michael Farmer's, 242 S. Front st., below Walnut and door one [Phila. Pa.]. Aug. 12 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information is wanted of Catharine Dugan from Tory Island, Co. Donegal, Ireland, by her step¬ mother, Catharine Dugan, now landed with three child¬ ren from Ireland, at 1123 Carpenter st. [Phila. Pa.], or her sister-in-law Catharine Dugan, who works in a cotton factory in or near Phila. [Pa.]. Aug. 12 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Notice - Information wanted of William Burchett Cox. He left Ware, Old England in the year 1850, and came to the United States. If this should meet the eye of anyone that can give any information of Mr. Cox, they will do a great favor by addressing Joseph Webb, Phila. Post Office. It will be to a great ad¬ vantage to Mr. William Burchett Cox and a relief to his friends and his mother [not named]. Aug. 18 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mr. Samuel Allend or Henry Allend, of Switzerland can hear of the whereabouts of Mrs. Mary Allend, by calling at the Continentel Hotel, this day and inquire for John Santi, or by addressing to her to the New York City Post Office. Aug. 18 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - Thomas Fulham, aged 62 years, arrived in New York May 24 1864 in the ship "Orient"; was in bad health. Any information of his whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd and amply rewarded by his distressed relatives. Address Daniel Bullock, corner of Canton and Central aves., Baltimore, Md. Aug. 19 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Margaret Cannon, who arrived in the ship "Lady Emily Peal" from Ireland, will call at 1016 Brown st., [Phila. Pa.] she will hear from her sister, [signed] Annie McDermot Aug. 22 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 John Fitzpatrick looking for his sister Julia Fitz¬ patrick. She lives in this city of Phila. [Pa.] these twelve years back. Her residence at home in the Co. Galway, Ireland, Marlin Park [Merlinpark]. You will find John Fitzpatrick in Fourth st., no. 1133 [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 24 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 John Fitzpatrick will find his sister by calling at the Ledger Office for directions. 273 Pub. Date PERSONALS Aug. 24 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Mrs. Thomas Duke (or children if any), widow of Thomas Duke, Cabinet maker, native of Liverpool. When last heard from in September 1862, was residing in Kensington [Phila. Pa.]. Should this meet her eye or any per¬ son who may be acquainted with her, she may hear of something to her advantage, by applying to Capt. W. A. Bailie or A. C. Leidy, Frankford Road, above Adams st., Phi la. [Pa.]. Aug. 29 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Mary Barron of the Parish Thomaston [Thomastown], Co. of Kilkenny, Ireland] is still at Mr. Connelly's, Chestnut Hill, [Phila.] Pa., she will please send her address to her sister, Ann Barron, Main st., Peoria, Illinois. Aug. 31 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary Camel, wife of William Malone, Parish of Loop [sic], Co. of Derry, Ireland, by her sister-in-law, Catharine Malone, at her res¬ idence, James st., Falls of Schuylkill [Phila. Pa.]. Aug. 31 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Teressa Craven - Any information of Teressa Craven of Drogheda [Co. Louth], Ireland, will be thankfully rec'd by her nephew James Craven, lately arrived from Man¬ chester, England, at present stopping at 1231 Catharine st., Phila. [Pa.]. Sep. 9 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Michael Conner of Mabelsfield [probably Macclesfield] England, will please call at Jno. Dolan's, Chester, Pa., he will see his sister, Catharine Conner. Sep. 9 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Margery [McDivit], who came to this city last June on board the ship "Elizabeth". Any information of her will be thankfully rec'd by her uncle, Daniel McDivit, 1114 Race st., Phila. [Pa.]. Sep. 10 1864 Pg. 3 col. 6 Information wanted - of John McMenamin, who arrived in the packet ship "Minnehaha" at New York on the 4th instant, supposed to be in Phila. [Pa.]. Any infor¬ mation of him will be thankfully rec'd and all expenses paid by applying at John McCourts, 2333 Pennsylvania ave., Fairmount [Phila. Pa.]. [No name given] Sep. 19 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Rose McGoldrick or Pat McGovern of Co. Cavan, Ire¬ land, are in Phila. [Pa.], Michael McGoldrick would be glad to see them, at 209 and 211 S. Water st. Phila. - [Pa.] 274 Pub. Date Sep. 21 1864 Pg. 3 col. 6 PERSONALS - Information wanted of Bridget McGuiness from the Parish of Teugheen [Tagheen], Co. Mayo, Ireland. When last heard of was situated in Newark, N.J. Anyone giving information of the above female, either personally or by note, will be thankfully rec'd by Pat. Sweeney, 736 Carpenter st. Phila. [Pa.] Sep. 22 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 The next of kin of the following named persons of the U. S. ship "Wyoming" in the Navy: William Clarke, a seaman, alias Fleming, supposed to be from New Jer¬ sey. George Fowler, an ordinary seaman, shipped at San Francisco. James Carswell, a landsman from Co. Tyrone, Ireland, shipped at San Francisco. George Watson, a landsman, shipped at San Francisco. James Edwards, a seaman. Thomas Stephenson, qr. gunner. Alexander W. Farlong, Private of Marines, has a mother living in New Jersey, will find it greatly to their advantage to call upon or write at once to Messrs. Joseph E. Davitt & Co., at 427 Walnut st., Phila. [Pa.] The Military and Naval Agency. Sep. 24 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Patrick Beatty, who left Ireland 15 years ago on ship "Envoy". When last heard from he was in West Chester [Pa.] with a farmer. Any information will be thankfully rec'd by his brother John Beatty, [no address given] Sep. 28 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Patrick Cullen and William Cullen, who when last heard from were in the city of Phila. [Pa.] Patrick Cullen left Santa Fe, Mexico, in company with Rev. Lewis Smith. He was born at Castle Comer [Castlecomer], Co. Kilkenny, Ireland in the year 1837. Any information concerning either of them, will be thanfully rec'd by their sister, Mary Ann Cullen, care of S. F. Gregory, Virginia City, Nevada Territory. Sep. 29 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Dennis Murray of the Co. Westmeath, Ireland (late a volunteer in the Army of the Potomac), is requested to call at the Cathedral residence, Logan Square, Phila. Pa., where he will hear of something to his interest. Sep. 29 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - Thomas O'Connor (or next of kin) who came from Dublin [Ireland] to Phila. [Pa.] in or about 40 years since. He had two sisters, Mary [O'Connor] and Susan [O'Connor]; his nephews (McLorinans) came from Dublin about 12 years since to live with him. Apply at once to P. I. Ternan, 112 S. Second st. [Phila. Pa.] - 275 Pub. Date Oct. 6 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS Information wanted - of Mary Tarpy, of Clooncouse, [Clooncous] Parish of Kilbeaugh [Kilbeagh], Co. Mayo, Ireland, who emigrated to America 8 years ago. When last heard from, was living in Phila. [Pa.] Any information concerning her will be thankfully rec'd by her brother Charles [Tarpy] at 11 Fifth st., Camden, N. J. Oct. 6 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Ireland - George Hunter of Five-Mile Town [Fivemiletown (one word)], Co. Tyrone, Ireland, would be glad to see or know the address of his cousins William or Rebecca Thompson. He is stopping at 219 Eleventh st., at Mrs. Bradford's, Phila. [Pa.] Oct. 8 1864 Pg. 4 col. 6 John Rennie of Garraghey [possibly Garvaghy-there are 4 of them in Tyrone], Co. Tyrone, Ireland, would like to see his cousins - Robert or Samuel Rennie, at nos. 209 and 211 S. Water st., Phila. [Pa.] Oct. 8 1864 Pg. 4 col. 6 Information wanted by Franz Hermes at Kenton, Hardin Co., Ohio, of his father Johannes Hermes, from Ger¬ many, aged 66 years; believed to be in New Jersey, as he started in the Camden and Amboy Railroad from New York, about seven weeks since. Oct. 10 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Catharine Burke, by her moth¬ er, Sarah Heanan, late Sarah Burke, native of Co. Mayo, Westport, Ireland. Apply in Hestonville, near Market st., Railway Depot. Oct. 11 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Betty Robinson, of Wood Brook, Laddieworth [? might be Saddleworth], England. When last heard from was living with Mrs. Worthington, Newark, N.J. Any information concerning her will be thankfully rec'd by her brother, William Robinson, 208 Spruce st. [Phila Pa.]. Oct. 11 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 John Landers, of Springfield, Illinois, son of Garrett Landers, wishes to obtain some information from his uncle, Richard Landers. Apply at McKeown House, 503 S. Second st., below Lombard [st., Phila. Pa.] Oct. 17 1864 Pg. 3 col. 4 If Miss Harry [sic] Hilton, sister to Betty Lord of Shaw road, Oldham, Lancashire, England, will apply to the Rag Store, 536 S.W. corner Front and Green sts., Phila. [Pa.], she will hear of something to her ad¬ vantage. 276 Pub. Date PERSONALS Oct. 31 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of either John, James, Michael or Daniel Cochlan, from the Co. Cork, Ireland, near Fermoye [Fermoyle]. Any information of their where¬ abouts will be thankfully rec'd by their brother, Thomas Cochlan, 1029 Frankford road, [Phila. Pa.]. Nov. 1 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Patrick Coyne, who landed in this city on Friday last, in the ship "Saranak" from Liverpool, England. Please call or write James Byder, Rio Grande Place, Moyamensing ave., betw'n Carpenter and Washington sts. Phila. [Pa.], which will be to his advantage. Nov. 2 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Jno. Kain, from Personal Parish of Kilmine [possibly Kilmeena], Co. Mayo, Ireland, who went home and returned lately. Please call at O'Connor's office, Fifth and Spruce sts. - - [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 14 1864 Pg. 3 col. 4 Should this meet the eye of Thomas Fawkes, a native of Drogheda, Co. Louth [Ireland], who left home on the 16th September 1863, sailed on the 19th, in the ship "Underwriter", he will meet with a friend of his [not named], by calling at Tenth and Buttonwood sts., Phila. [Pa.] [signed] M.L.M. Nov. 16 1864 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted of Mary Latin, who lives about two miles from Phila. [Pa.], by Robert Nickel, of Co. Derry, Ireland. Any information of her will be thankfully rec'd by addressing Glen Mills P.O., Chester Co., Pa. Nov. 22 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted of Lizzie Buchanan from Co. Done¬ gal, Ireland, supposed to be in New York. Address her parents James Buchanan and Eliza Buchanan, 1410 South st., Phila. Pa. Nov. 22 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted of John Baxter of Co. Donegal, Ireland, supposed to be in Phila [Pa.] about 2 months Information wanted by Eliza Smith, 546 N. Twelfth st. [Phila. Pa.] 277 Pub. Date Nov. 28 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 PERSONALS Ellen Haughen from Drommure [Dromore], Co. Down, Ireland, landed at Phila. [Pa.] in the "Wyoming". Advertise for her mother Ellen Mulgrew or Ellen McMullen. Apply at 7 Winchester Place, S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.]. Dec. 7 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Michael and Bridget O'Brien wish to hear from their brother Cornelius O'Brien, of Co. Kerry, Ireland. Address F ndley [?], 232 Brown st. [Phila. Pa.] Dec. 23 1864 Pg. 3 col. 6 John Hoswood, native of Co. Meath, Ireland, ladies boot and shoemaker, residing in Phila. [Pa.] the last 12 or 15 years, will hear of something to his advantage, by addressing H. L. Thomas, Hewson st., east of Tulip st., Eighteenth ward, Phila. [Pa.]. Dec. 29 1864 Pg. 4 col. 2 Inforamtion wanted of Mary McKin of Tevnemore [possi¬ bly Tawnamore], Co. Louth, Ireland, by her cousin, Mary [no surname], wants to see her at Third and Union sts. [Phila. Pa.] Dec. 29 1864 Pg. 4 col. 2 Dec. 29 1864 Pg. 4 col. 2 — Information wanted - of Herman Nunnemacher of Milwau¬ kee, Wise., by his uncle Henry Nunnemacher, at H. Miller's, 720 -722 Vine st. [Phila. Pa.] Information wanted of Miss Margaretta Blanche Gilles¬ pie, formerly of Maryland. She can learn (something greatly to her advantage) by addressing J. J. Jones, attorney-at-law, West Nottingham, Cecil Co., Md. 278 Pub. Date PERSONALS Jan. 10 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Miss Mary Drogan or Dugan, who arrived in New York on board the packet "Cyrosure" last March, will call at 1505 South st., above Fifteenth st., [Phila. Pa.] she will hear from a person to her interest. Jan. 13 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Michael Keating of Co. Galway, Ireland, who left New York for Phila [Pa.] in July 1864, supposed to have joined the Penna. Sharpshooters; - has been two years in the Phila. hospital. Information respecting him will be gratefully rec'd by his sister, Catharine Keating, 213 Mott st., New York. Jan. 17 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Ann McGetrick [sic] of Parish Ballymote, Co. Sligo, Ireland, by her brother, Jno. McGetrick, at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.]. [Note: Ballymote is a town, not a parish; it is in the Parish of Emlaghfad] Jan. 17 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - The present address of Mary Carroll or Mary Riley, late of Knockninney, Co. Fermanah [Fermanagh], Ireland; when last heard from was at Phila. [Pa.] about three years ago. Any information would be thank¬ fully rec'd by her brother Hugh Carroll, care of Mr. Seltzer, Box 4, Schuylkill Haven, Schuylkill Co., Pa. Jan. 19 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of William Dugan of Tralee, Co. Kerry [Ireland], by his brother, Michael Dugan. Add¬ ress or apply 105 Nice st. [Phila. Pa.] Jan. 17 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - Information of either of the sisters Eliza¬ beth, Margaret or Catharine Kane, formerly of Ballytrain[sic], Co. of Monaghan, Ireland. Address M. Connelly, this forenoon, if possible, at Ledger Office. Feb. 1 1865 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted - of Thomas Deegan and Simon Dee¬ gan, formerly of K=nn=ty, Kings Co. [Ireland]. Call or address Mary Connor, 434 N. Fourth st., Phila. Pa. [Note: Townland illegible-type omitted] Feb. 8 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Patrick Shallow, lately arrived from Australia, by his cousin, John Hagan, no. 1 Call¬ owhill st., Phila. Pa. Feb. 13 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of James Boyd, (son of James Boyd, shoemaker), who died in San Francisco, Calif, about 12 years ago; by his brother [not named] at 346 N. Third st. [Phila. Pa.] 279 Pub. Date PERSONALS Feb. 14 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Anne Costige, formerly of Marlboro [Maryborough], Queens Co., Ireland, who married Matthew Farrell, by her sister Mary [Costige] at 1154 Frankford road [Phila. Pa.]. Feb. 15 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary, Bridget, Lucy and Patrick Burns, children of Michael and Ellen Burns, from near Kildare, Ireland, by their sister Essie Burns, who were left in Phila. [Pa.] by their father, about ten years ago. Any infor¬ mation respecting them will be thankfully rec'd by Hugh Quinn, 1909 Buttonwood st., Phila. [Pa.] Feb. 15 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of William Chesser, formerly of Modesttown, Accomac Co., Va., by his nephew John William Chesser, now residing near Gloucester City, Gloucester Co., N. J. Any information will be thank¬ fully rec'd. Mar. 4 1865 Pg. 1 col. 1 Information wanted of Fritz Kreutzman Baker, born in Niederrath, near Frankfort, Germany. It will be to his advantage to report his whereabouts to J. A. Beyer, 261 Sixth ave., New York City [N.Y.] Mar. 6 1865 Pg. hcol. 2 Information wnated of James Lynch, by his brother Michael [Lynch], a native of the Co. of Cavan, Ireland. Please call at Mr. D. Slavin's House, South Camden, N.J. Mar. 11 1865 Pg. 1 col. 1 Information wanted of Anthony McGeever, Annie McGeever and Bridget McGeever, brothers and sisters of Patrick McGeever, who was killed December 3 1864 at Tunnel Grande, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. When last heard from, Anthony and Annie were in Phila. Pa.; Bridget was in Co. Donegal, Ireland. Important communication will be made on addressing J. A. McMaster, Freeman's Journal, New York. Mar. 13 1865 Pg. 1 col. 4 Wanted - Information of Robert W. Evans of Charles City Co., Va., by his wife Emma [Evans] at the Union Refresh¬ ment Saloon [Phila. Pa.]. Mar. 15 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wexford-Parish of Kildaven [KiIdavin]-InfoniBticii।wanted of William Harris or his wife Mary (nee Mary Murphy) or her brother James Murphy, natives of said county and parish. Supposed to be now living in Phila. [Pa.] If this should attract their notice, or any person knowing their whereabouts would confer a favor on their sister, by addressing a few lines, with address, to Mrs. Margar¬ et Doyle, 2 Colden st., Newark, N.J. 280 Pub. Date PERSONALS Mar. 20 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Catharine , Mary, or Ann Gilmer from the Co. Cavan, town of Sharcock, [Shercock], Ireland; or John McCarroll, from Drumconrow [probably the town of Drumcondra], Co. Meath, by their uncle James Burns or aunt Catharine McGee, 1603 Thompson st. [Phila. Pa.]. Mar. 23 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal - If Henry Valarino, formerly of Caraccas, will call at the Consulate of Venezuela, 124 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] he will hear of something important. Mar. 29 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Thomas Brady, of Dublin, Ireland a plumber By his mother, Ann Brady. Address care of James Donehue, Ward I.U.S., General Hospital, Point Lookout, Md. Apr, 1 1865 Pg. 3 col. 6 Apr. 1 1865 Pg. 3 col. 6 - Information wanted of Mary O'Brien, of Marysboro' [Maryborough], Queens Co., Ireland, by her brother, Patrick O'Brien, 744 Swanson st., Phila. [Pa.]. John W. Briggs of North Carolina will find his wife [not named] at 1039 Callowhill st. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 1 1865 Pg. 3 col. 6 If Joseph Allen Schofield, who left Lonsdale, R.I., two weeks ago, will call at 437 Richmond st., he will find his brother, John Schofield, who is now in this city. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 3 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 See Notice June 17 1865 Notice is hereby given to the heirs or next of kin of William Temple, who came from England to America about the year 1714, to meet at McClellan's Hotel, West Chester, Chester Co., [Pa.] on the 4th day of April, 1865 at 11 o'clock. Apr. 6 1865 Pg. 3 col. 6 Notice - If the heirs or legal representatives of the late Dr. Hosea Edwards, who died recently in the city of New Orleans, La., will call or apply at 1807 Vine st., opposite Logan Square, they will hear of something to their advantage. Apr. 10 1865 Pg. 3 col. 6 John Glenin, of Co. Meath, Ireland, will hear of his mother by addressing Ann Glenin, Gloucester, N.J. When last heard from was in New York. 281 Pub. Date Apr. 10 1865 Pg. 3 col. 6 PERSONALS Wanted to know the whereabouts of James Scott, silk weaver, who came from Macclesfield, Cheshire, Eng¬ land, to this country in 1813. Any information of him would be gladly rec'd at Broad st. General Hosp¬ ital, Phila. Pa., by his friend and shopmate, Timothy Kelly. Apr. 15 1865 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information is wanted of Robert McClintock, who formerly lived in Cincinnati, Ohio, and now supposed to reside somewhere in the state of Pennsylvania, near Phila. If Mr. McClintock or his wife Julia Ann McClintock, will address a note to E. Leighton, at Cincinnati, Ohio, giving their Post Office address, they can hear of something very interesting to them. Apr. 15 1865 Pg. 3 col. 5 Personal-If William H. Tisdel of Americus, Ga., who came to Phila. [Pa-] in November 1865, will send his address to Box 1070, Phila P.O., he will hear of his brother James [Tisdel]. Apr. 17 1865 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information of John Smith, who left Morsely, Lancashire, England in 1854. When last heard from was in Canada. Any information of him or his wife, [not named] would be thankfully rec'd by his sisterin-law, Bridget A. Hughes at Mrs. Wright's, 411 Otis st., Kensington, Phila. [Pa.] Apr. 20 1865 Pg. 3 col. 6 Apr. 26 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - Information wanted of James Gemmel, late of Glasgow, [Scotland], by his brother Walter [Gemmel], at 10 S. Seventh st., Phila. [Pa.] Personal - Mr. Thomas Cloke, who left Wexford, Ire¬ land, about September 1854 for Phila. [Pa.], will confer a favor by calling at the office of Joseph M. Collins, 201 S. Sixth st. [Phila. Pa.], May 4 1865 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted of Mary Niland of Kemarah [sic, poss¬ ibly Cammanagh or Callatra], Co. Galway, Ireland, came to America 12 years since and settled in New Jersey. Apply 3 Allison Place, Front st., betw'n Arch and Race [sts., Phila. Pa.], [signed] Catharine Niland May 8 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Michael Flanagan, who arrived from Ireland on the 4th inst., will call at 1633 Moravian st., he will find his friend, [signed] Mary Wilson • 282 Pub. Date PERSONALS May 8 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mary Dillane Glenn, Co. Limerick, Ireland, if you will call at 915 Market st. [Phila. Pa.], you will hear of your friend, John Shea, of Cincinnati, [Ohio]. May 9 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Jeremiah Rawden, late of Mill Street Parish [the town of Millstreet (one word) and not a parish], Co. Cork, Ireland, if you will call at 242 S. Front st., [Phila. Pa.], you will hear of your niece, Catharine Cocorain, [sic, probably mean Corcoran] May 12 1865 Pg. 3 col. 6 Any information of Michael and Margaret Kennedy, from the Parish of New Castle, West [Newcastle (one word) is a town, not a parish], Co. Limerick, Ire¬ land; when last heard of were in Phila. [Pa.]. Address their aunt Mrs. Daniel Haugh, in care of John Roche, corner of South and Short sts., Harrisburg, Pa. May 15 1865 Pg. 3 col. 6 Information wanted of Eliza M'Glade, wife of John McGlade, or her mother, Mrs. Bauber, lately from Liver¬ pool, [England]. Any information of their whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by John McGlade. at 25 South st., below Front [st.], Phila. [Pa.] [Note: The surname is spelled both ways> M'Glade and McGlade] May 17 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary Gahager from Parish of Cornwall [sic], Donegal Co., Ireland, who married a German dealer in truck business, supposed to live in Camden or somewhere in New Jersey, by her aunt Mary Curry, 9 Fitler st., above Columbia, Nineteenth ward, Phila. [Pa.] May 30 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - Information of Martin Egan or Mrs. Maley, by Martin Sexton, from the Parish of Rittarton [sic], Co. Galway, Ireland. The above will apply at 242 S. Front st., Phila. Pa. June 8 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Joseph Steinbrenner, a native of Bavaria [Germany] who came to America about 13 years ago. Address George Steinbrenner, Co. H, 5th Regt. 1st U.S. Vet. Vols., 1st A.C. Camp, Stoneman, Washington, D.C. June 9 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information is wanted of Hugh Harvey. When last heard of was living in Cincinnati, Ohio about 8 years ago. Any information concerning him will be thankfully rec'd by his brother Cormick Harvey, Penn st., Frank¬ ford, Phila. Pa. 283 Pub. Date PERSONALS June 13 1865 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted of Mrs. Calvin, widow of Michael Calvin, or any of her three sons [not named], native of Dowery [Dowrea], Co. Sligo, Ireland. Any infor¬ mation concerning them will be thankfully rec'd by Mrs. Thomas Calvin. Apply at 1417 Parrish st. [Phila. Pa.] June 15 1865 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information Wanted of Catharine Hagan and Mary Hagan, and James Hagan, from the Parish of Cappy [probably Cappagh], Co. Tyrone, Ireland. Any information will be thankfully rec'd by their brother John Hagan, at 125 McClellan st., Southwark, Phila. [Pa.], or 314 Pearl st., New York, N.Y. or no. 1 Peck Slip. June 16 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Margaret Walsh and Mary Walsh, by their cousins Thomas Walsh and Margaret Walsh, who arrived in this city from Rochdale, England, will be thankfully rec'd at 242 S. Front st., Phila. Pa. June 17 1865 The heirs of William Temple, who came to America from England about 1714, will meet at McClenan's Hotel, West Chester [Pa.] on Wednesday, 21st inst. [signed] Bennet Temple Pg. 3 col. 4 See Notice Apr. 3 1865 June 24 1865 Pg. 3 col. 4 If Daniel Bradley of Buncrena [town of Buncrana, Co. Donegal, Ireland] is in the city of Phila., his first cousin, Cecilia Porter, would like to see him, at 257 N. Sixteenth, betw'n Race and Vine sts., Phila. Pa. June 29 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Terrence Kelly, or his brother Christopher [Kelly] from the Parish of Suncraft [Suncroft is a townland, not a parish], Co. Kildare, Ire¬ land. Apply at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] July 13 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of Thomas Engoldsby, formerly of Wigan, Lancashire, England. Any information will be thankfully rec'd at 503 S. Second st. [Phila. Pa.] July 14 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Patrick Sullivan from the North of England, by his friend, James McCartty, 422 Race - st. [Phila. Pa.] 284 Pub. Date PERSONALS July 17 1865 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted of Robert Allcock from Co. Armagh, Ireland, supposed to reside in Phila. [Pa.], by his brother John Allcock, 415 Eighth ave., N.Y. or call on Charles Parkinson, 1221 Peters st. [Phila. Pa.] July 17 1865 Pg. 3 col. 7 Personal - If Anthony Connelly, who left London [Eng¬ land] about one year ago, will address Mr. William Bennett, Cambridge, Mass., he will hear something in which he is pecuniarily [sic] interested concerning property. July 17 1865 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted of Ellen Cafferry, daughter of Michael Cafferry, Lowpark, Co. Mayo, near Bellaghy [sic] Ireland, wife to Henry Hunter, now deceased. Remember when last heard from she lived in Frankford [Phila.Pa.] Apply at 510 Carpenter st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: Lowpark is' in Co. Mayo but Bellahy is in Co. Sligo, an adjoining county] July 17 1865 Pg. 3 col. 7 Mrs. Hines from Co. Mayo, Castlebar, Ireland, or her daughter Mary or her son Michael [Hines], will confer a favor by sending their address to their cousin, E. J. Hines, Mount Vernon Hotel, Second [st.] above Arch [st. Phila. Pa.] July 24 1865 Pg. 3 col. 5 Bridget Birk, lately from Waterford, Ireland, wants to know the whereabouts of her two brothers, Michael Birk and Nicholas Birk, who came to this country about twelve years ago. Any information will be thankfully rec'd by their sister, by addressing Mary Scott, Oxford Valley, Bucks Co., Pa. July 25 1865 Pg. 3 col. 6 Ireland - Information wanted - I left Ballamontra [sic] Co. Derry, Ireland, July 12 1848 and came to Phila. [Pa.] about one year afterwards; two brothers named Samuel and William John Sheppard and three sisters named Nancy, Margaret and Matilda came to Phila. My two brothers were living with William Crossatt, in Kensington, when I left the city, about fifteen years ago, since which time I have been unable to obtain any information whatever concerning any of the family. My maiden name was Mary Sheppard and I was married to John Clendennin, when I left Phila., who has since died, and I am now married again. Any information will be thankfully rec'd by an anxious sister. Mrs. Mary Oliver, Monohahela City, Pa. [Monongahela] 285 Pub. Date PERSONALS July 31 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Miss Jane Louisa Dillin from near Dublin, Ireland, who left New York, about the 3rd of October [1864] for Phila. Pa., by Ernest Eisenhart, 163 Brown st., [Phila. Pa.]. Aug. 3 1865 Pg. 2 col. 5 William Thompson - Information is wanted of William Thompson, who left Co. Derry, Ireland, about forty years ago. A liberal reward paid for any tidings of him by Andrew [Thompson]. Address Patterson Post Office, New Jersey. Aug. 3 1865 Pg. 2 col. 5 Information wanted of Thomas Fadden, by his sister and mother [not named], from England. When last heard he was at Middletown, Pa. Apply at 242 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] Aug. 5 1865 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted of William And [sic] Heade, who left Hull, England about 16 years ago. Any informa¬ tion concerning them will be thankfully rec'd by his anxious brother and sisters. Address Thomas Heade, Engineer, care of H. Wilson, sail maker, 769 Michigan ave., Detroit, Michigan. Aug. 8 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 The young man, who was drowned on Sunday afternoon is named Joshua Williams, late of the 10th New Jersey Vols. A native of Birmingham, England, a saddler by trade. His uncle, who resides in this city is re¬ quested to call at 1026 Market st. [Phila. Pa.] [uncle not named] Aug. 12 1865 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted of Jas. Butler of Co. Wexford, Par¬ ish of Tagmon [Taghmon], [Ireland], by his brother Michael [Butler] at John Carrigan's, Front and Dock sts. [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 24 1865 Pg. 3 col. 5 Wanted Information of Margaret Moore, of the town of Trulick [Trillick], Co. Tyrone, Ireland, who arriv¬ ed in this city, Saturday last. Apply 927 S. Tenth st. [Phila. Pa.] where she will see her sister Mary. Aug. 26 1865 Pg. 1 col. 2 Wanted - Information of Nicholas Hewitt and James Hew¬ itt, who arrived in New York in the steamship "Britannia" July 1835, from Glasgow [Scotland]. Any in¬ formation of them will be thankfully rec'd by John Hewitt, Summit P.O., Cambria Co., Pa. - 286 Pub. Date PERSONALS Sept. 1 1865 Pg. 3 col. 6 Nicholas Inglis, son of John Inglis, Esq. of Green¬ ock [Scotland], will please call at Leeds & Gray Brewery, 309 and 311 Green st. [Phila. Pa.] Sept. 7 1865 Pg. 1 col. 2 Ann Catharine Schopflin, born in Auggen, Millheim, Grand Duchy of Baden, Germany, is requested to call at N.W. corner Walnut and Water sts. at John Fries1, where her brother Louis Schopflin from Washington is waiting. Sept. 11 1865 Pg. 1 col. 3 Information wanted of Ann Maguire by her cousin, Mary Maguire from the Co. of Cavan, townland of Kilvandrick [sic], [Ireland]. Apply at 242 S. Front st., Phila. Pa. Sept. 18 1865 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted of John, Maria and Eliza Kelly, born in Mahonyard [sic], Parish of Bimlin [Bumlin], Co. Roscommon, Ireland; sailed from Liverpool to Quebec on ship "Virginia" in 1845 or 1846. Will be thankfully rec'd by their brother, Patrick J. Kelly, New Lexington, Perry Co., Ohio, or Ledger office. Sept. 19 1865 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted of William Dyer of Co. Tipperary Ireland, who came to America about 3 years since and settled in Penna. Any information gladly rec'd by his mother, Bridget Dyer, 619 S. Front st. [Phila. - Pa.] Sept. 20 1865 Pg. 4 col.' 1 Mrs. Mary Reid of Liverpool [England], who arrived August [year illegible] in the "City of Dublin", will find her nephew, James Marren, at 1242 Poplar st. [Phila. Pa.] 5 1865 Pg. 1 col. 3 Oct. Information wanted of James Corcoran, son of John Corcoran, of Parish of Thomastown, Kilcaden [sic] [probably Co. Kilkenny], who came over about two months ago. Please leave word with John Shields, War¬ minster Place, Germantown road, below Oxford [st. Phila. Pa.] [Note: Thomastown is a town and not a parish] Oct. 7 1865 Pg. 1 col. 3 - Information wanted of Hugh Boyle of the Co. Donegal Ireland. He left Ireland eight years ago. Any infor¬ mation concerning him will be thankfully rec'd by his sister Anna Boyle, at 311 Borden st., Third, below Wharton st. [Phila. Pa.] 287 Pub. Date PERSONALS Oct. 25 1865 Pg. 3 col. 2 If any of the relatives of the late Bernard Brown, native of Gleneely, Caldaff [Culdaff], Co. Donegal Ireland, deceased, in Mexico 1858, will call on Mr. McKeown, bookseller, corner of Spruce and Sixth sts. [Phila. Pa.], they will obtain information. [Note: Gleneely is in Parish of Donaghmore, Culdaff is a town in the Parish of the same name] Nov. 6 1865 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted - of Eliza and Nancy Savage, from Cookstown, Parish of Ardkeen, Co. Down, Ireland, by their sister, Mary Savage, who is lately arrived here, and is now stopping at 1411 N. Second st., Phila.[Pa.] Nov. 6 1865 Pg. 3 col. 2 Any information of Charles or Alexander or Mary Ann McDonnell, who left Co. Derry, Ireland on the 15th of Sept. 1865, will be thankfully rec'd by their bro¬ ther, John McDonnell at 1328 Passyunk road below Whar¬ ton, [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 10 1865 Pg. 3 col. 6 Information wanted of Margaret O'Brien, a native of Dublin, Ireland; when last heard from, residing in Montgomery Co., Pa. Any information thankfully rec'd and will confer a favor to her mother and sisters [not named]. Please address J.M.D., Ledger Office, Phila. Pa. Nov. 10 1865 Pg. 3 col. 6 Information wanted of Patrick Cauley, by his wife, Ann Cauley, from Leeds, England. Call at 606 Swanson st., below South [st., Phila. Pa.] Nov. 10 1865 Pg. 3 col. 6 Catharine McVaney, lately from Scotland, would like to hear from her sisters, Julia Carbing and Mary Carbing. Any information in regard to them will be thankfully rec'd at 936 Washington ave., [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 18 1865 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of John 0 Gorman .Casey, native of Co. Clare, Ireland. When last heard from, he was on duty in Washington, D.C. and a member of Co. G. 30th N.Y. Vols. [signed] M. C. Casey, Fredericksburg, Va. Nov. 21 1865 Pg. 3 col. 2 Notice - Information wanted of Robert Winters, from the Co. Tyrone, Ireland. When last heard from was in Odessa, N.J. Information of him, will be thankfully rec'd by his brothers Henry Winters and William Win¬ ters, 520 Callowhill st. [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 23 1865 Pg. 3 col. 2 Mrs. Hannah Clifford of Quebec, Canada. Wanted infor¬ mation of her two sisters [not named]. Call at Mr. Jones, Exchange Hotel, 235 Dock st. [Phila. Pa.] 288 PERSONALS Pub. Date Nov. 24 1865 Pg. 3 col. 2 Personal - Any information relating to the where¬ abouts of Richard Maxwell McKenna, late of Tisreney, Ardee Co. [sic], South Ireland, who was last heard from in New York about four years ago, will be thank¬ fully rec'd by Mr. Jeremiah Magarry, 421 German st., Phila. Pa., or by Jeremiah McKenna, Northern Whig Office, Belfast, Ireland. Dec. 1 1865 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Patrick Horrican, a native of Enighan [Enaghan], [Co.] Longford, Ireland, who came over 13 years ago, by his nephew, John Marterson, at at 811 Marlott st. [Phila. Pa.]. Dec. 5 1865 Pg. 3 col. 2 If this should meet the eye of Sarah Mecalley, whose maiden name was Sarah Segar, a native of Birmingham, England. If she will communicate with John Flanagan, 527 Girard ave., Phila [Pa.] she will hear of something to her advantage. Dec. 15 1865 Pg. 3 col. 2 John, James or William Lynch can find their brother Patrick Lynch from China [sic], Kings Co., Ireland, by calling at 127 Lombard st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: No townland of this name; there is a Shean in Kings Co.] Dec. 18 1865 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Fanny, Mary, and Sally Gallagher, by their brother and sister Barney and Maggy Gallagher, from the Parish of Tallabigler, Co. Donegal, Town of Dunmore, Ireland. Call at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.]. [Note: There are 5 townlands of Dunmore all in different parishes; the parish of Tullaghobegly is not one of them] Dec. 18 1865 Pg. 3 col. 2 Mitchell Riley can find his brother Edward Riley from Lowell, Mass., by calling at 829 Callowhill st. [Phila. Pa.] or any information will be thankfully rec'd of his whereabouts. Dec. 21 1865 Pg. 3 col. 2 If either John Hill, Sr. of Birmingham, England, or his son John, recently in the U.S. Army, will call at 38 N. Third st. [Phila. Pa.] they will receive intelligence from home. 289 Pub. Date PERSONALS Jan. 2 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 If any of the relatives of Caroline Fitzgerald, who left Baltimore, [Md.] 15 years ago, will corr¬ espond with C. H., 2212 Arch st., Phila. [Pa.], she would be glad to hear from them. Jan. 2 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Personal - Information wanted of John Townsend Orme, late of Leicester, England, wood turner; was last heard of in New York in 1865. Please write to Thomas Sharpe, Gloucester Point, N.J. or E. Forest Koehler, atty-at-law, 241 S. Third st., Phila. [Pa.] Jan. 10 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Charles Syth left Sweden in 1835, heard from in Phila. [Pa.] in 1858; it is reported that he was in Petersburg, Va. Information sent to L. G. Dodge, 75 Bowery, N. Y. will be thankfully rec'd by his friends in Sweden. Jan. 19 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Catharine and Ellen Noonen, formerly of the Parish of Killtough [sic], Co. Mayo, Ireland, by their neice, Bridget Waldren, 124 Spruce st., Phila. [Pa.] Jan. 29 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of William McKenny by his mother, Myra McKenny, from the Co. Tyrone, Ireland. She came in the steamship "Caledonia", sailed from Scotland. Call at 242 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] Jan. 29 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Elizabeth Jenkins or her child¬ ren, Fielding W. Jenkins, and Pierce Jenkins, all from Madison Co., Va. Any information wanted concern¬ ing them, will be thankfully rec'd by their relative, Fielding Jenkins, Media, Delaware Co., Pa. Jan. 29 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 If this meets the eye of William Henry Thomas or Emily Eyre, formerly of the S.E. corner Twelfth and Vine sts. [Phila. Pa.], will please send their add¬ ress to their long lost absent brother, James Eyre, Fort Bascom, New Mexico. Feb. 3 1866 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted of Michael Hart, of Co. Galway, Ireland, who came to this country about eleven years ago, by his sister, Catharine Hart, at the White Horse Hotel, Frankford road and Columbia ave., [Phila. Pa.] 290 Pub. Date PERSONALS Feb. 9 1866 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John, William and James Beard, from the Parish of Clogher, Co. Tyrone, Ireland, by their cousin, Margaret Beard, 242 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] Feb. 10 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 James Lynch, of Co. Derry, Ireland, please call at Patrick Coffee's, Warren st., betw'n Thirty-sixth and Thirty-seventh [sts.] West Phila. [Pa.] Feb. 15 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Andrew Burke and Mary Ann Burke who emigrated to this country about thirteen years ago, from the Parish of Aghalouge, Co. Monaghan, Ireland. Any information of their whereabouts will be kindly re¬ ceived by their brother Philip [Burke], at 526 Bedford st., Phila. [Pa.] Feb. 16 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Personal - Philadelphia, Pa., Feb. 16, 1866 - If Mr. Corlin, tailor, from Jackson, Miss., will call at 1717 Webster st., [Phila. Pa.] he will find his friend David Little, from Jackson, Miss. Feb. 22 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted Information of Charles Stackhouse or Elizabeth Stackhouse, whose maiden name was Elizabeth Merry, formerly of Leicester, England. Address Thomas Merry, Knitting Mills, Phila. [Pa.] Feb. 22 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Rockfort B. Grange, formerly at Phila. [Pa.], Washington [D.C.] or Trenton [N.J.], is requested to communicate with J. S. Burn, Henley-on Thames, Eng¬ land, in Messrs. Ware and Westall, One Copthall Court, London, England, where he will hear something to his advantage. Feb. 22 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Mary Ann Ranahan wishes to find her sister, Elizabeth Ranahan. Last heard from her, was in Cincinnati, [Ohio] [signed] Mary A. Ranahan, 2230 Green st., - - [Phila. Pa.] Feb. 26 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Samuel Kerr, who left Dungannon, Co. Tyrone, Ire¬ land, about 14 years ago, will send his address to James Coulson, Fort Lee, P.O. Bergen City, N.J., he will hear from his brother Thomas Kerr. Feb. 27 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Mr. Fenie of Manchester, England, will please leave his address at Ledger Office for F.A.L. 291 Pub. Date Mar. 9 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 PERSONALS Miss Caroline Hulin, from England, wishes to see her sister, Henrietta Hulin, at 815 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 10 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Jane Gorman, wife of Patrick Gorman, of West Chester County, N.Y. Thirty dollars reward will be paid for any information of her where¬ abouts. Direct to 346 N. Third st., or 922 N. Fifth [st. Phila. Pa.] - Mar. 13 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Ben Payne of Leicester, England If he or his bro¬ ther [not named] see this, write me immediately, William F. Wallett, American Theater, Phila. [Pa.] Mar. 17 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted - Information concerning John Hutch, of Bruns¬ wick, Georgia, thankfully rec'd by his mother, Henrietta Flanders, Brunswick, Ga. Mar. 23 1866 Pg. 3 col. 1 Notice - If Benjamin Gladhill, by trade an engineer, who left Huntslet, near Leeds, England, about four¬ teen years ago, would apply to A. H. Hart & Co., 90 Whitehead st., N.Y., he will hear of something impor¬ tant from England. Mar. 24 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Miss Maria Chesney will call on Joseph Harper, who lately came from England, at Mr. Thomas Scho¬ field's, her late residence, she will hear something to her advantage. Mar. 26 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Anne Bulger, John Bulger, Lucy Bulger and Edward Bulger, who lived in Water st., Phila. about seventeen years ago. Any information will be thankfully rec'd by their father, John Bulger, at John Colligan's, 227 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] Also of his brother, William Bulger, of Green Lane, [Co.] Carlow, Ireland. [Note: Probably the townland of Greenane] Mar. 26 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of, John Burk, who left Leeds, in England two years ago. If he will call or send his address to 9 Harkinson Place, Baker st., Phila. [Pa.] he will hear from his brother Patrick, from Ireland. Mar. 28 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information of William Barnes, lately arri¬ Wanted ved from England, by Susanna Barnes. Inquire back of 512 Marriott st., above Fifth [st.] Phila. [Pa.] - 292 Pub. Date PERSONALS Apr. 2 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Daniel O'Connell or John Dolan, from Chapel st., off Ancoats st., Manchester [England], will hear of an old friend by addressing 1327 Mariner st., off Thirteenth [st.], south of Carpenter [st.], Phila. [Pa.] [signed] Michael Caveney Apr. 4 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Mrs. Jno. S. Gillmer, late of Brazil, will confer a favor by leaving her address at Ledger Office, directed to J. C. F. Apr. 7 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 If this should meet the eye of Sachlan Cameron, his uncle, Hugh McLean, from Georgia, would like to see him, at 109 Chestnut st. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 13 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Personal - If William Breatherton of Manchester, England is in Phila. [Pa.] he will find his sister, Elizabeth Kirk, at 2050 Hand st., below Spruce [st. Phila. Pa.] Apr. 14 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 James McCracken, formerly of Liverpool, England, can see his sister, Mary McAvoy, at Mrs. Clark's, 332 Reed st. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 16 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Catharine Small, by her bro¬ ther Bernard McQuade, who formerly resided at Schuyl¬ kill Eighth and Callowhill sts., who came to Phila. [Pa.] in 1837. Any information by her friends will be thankfully rec'd by addressing Bernard McQuade, Vicksburg, Miss. Apr. 24 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Edward Garragh, from the par¬ ish of Kilcar, Co. Donegal, Ireland. When last heard from about 18 years ago, was in Phila. Pa. Any in¬ formation of him will be thankfully rec'd by his brother, Patrick Garragh, White Lake, Sullivan Co., New York. Apr. 25 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mary Butler, now Mary Wallace, who came to this city in 1846, from Moville, Co. Don¬ egal, Ireland, by her sister, Jane Butler, at 1311 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 30 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mary Caldwell, of Co. Tyrone, Ireland, by her brother, John [Caldwell], at 2020 Winter st., Twentieth above Race st. [Phila. Pa.] - 293 Pub. Date 8 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 May May 19 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 PERSONALS Thomas Tobin - from Cappaquin [Cappoquin], Co. Water¬ ford, Ireland, wants to find his sisters, Mary, Bridget and Catharine Tobin. Inquire at 140 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] Mary Kelly wants information of her sister, Margaret [Kelly] who arrived in New York on 16th last. Address 434 Dillwyn st. [Phila. Pa.] May 19 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Esther Campbell, from Co. Tyrone, Ireland, by her sister Bridget [Campbell]. Call at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] May 24 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Margaret and Mary Ann Rutherford, who came in the ship "Mohongo" from Londonderry, [Ireland] will please call at 516 Lombard st. [Phila. Pa.] May 25 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 John Lynch, who has lately arrived from Ireland in the "Lady Emily Peel", will call or address 1328 Passyunk road [Phila. Pa.] and he will see M. McGonigal. May 28 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted - of Nicholas Glynn, of Co. Mayo, Ireland, by his son, Thomas Glynn. Apply or address 5 Gatzmer st. [Phila. Pa.] May 28 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information is wanted by his father, John Ragland, of the whereabouts of William Albert Ragland, aged 23, of Russell Co., Alabama. Address McKee Brothers, Columbus, Georgia. May 29 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Thomas Gaghaghan, of Co. Galway, Ireland, who landed in New York about two weeks ago from the ship "Neptune". Address his brother, Patrick [Gaghaghan], 12 Coombs Alley, Second st., above Market st. [Phila. Pa.] May 30 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Patrick Mullen, of Co. Tyrone, Ireland, by his brother, Edward [Mullen] in Kildare Place, Hamilton st., above Twenty-second [st.] Phila. [Pa.] When last heard from was in this city. May 30 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Mr. John Drick and Catharine Reichert wish to hear from their brother, Frederick [Drick] of New Orleans, [La.]. Please address L.A.N. at Soldier's Home, Six¬ teenth and Filbert sts., Phila. Pa. 294 PERSONALS Pub. Date May 31 1866 Pg. 3 col. 1 Michael Kennedy, who arrived from Ireland on Satur¬ day last [May 26th] in the "S.S. City of Boston", wants to find Mary Sheren. He can be found at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] June 5 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Matthew Connor, of the Co. Westmeath, Ireland, has been living in Phila. [Pa.] the last 35 years, by his nephew, Thomas Ready, 2132 Market st. [Phila. Pa.] Please to give me his address. June 15 1866 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted of Mr. John Taylor, brother of Mrs. Provincial, of Mobile, Alabama, now Mrs. Yates, by calling on H. S. Stiles, Ledger Office, will learn of her whereabouts. June 16 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Henry Love, living somewhere in the state of New Jersey, by his brother, Bernard [Love], Grosvenor Dale, Conn. June 16 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Bridget Sullivan, by her daugh¬ ter, Mary Sullivan, aged 11 years, who came over in ship "Luciana" from Liverpool [England]. Any infor¬ mation will be thankfully rec'd at 122 Dock st. Phila. [Pa.] June 19 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Bridget Gallahan, of Co. Donegal, Ireland. Apply at Craig's Flour store, west end of Market st., near bridge, [signed] Ann Gallahan June 26 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of the whereabouts of Catharine McDonald, daughter of Daniel McDonald, of Nairys, Ireland, and neice of Patrick Collins, a native of Darabeg [Derry Beg], Co. Armagh, Ireland, but late of Brighton, England. She is supposed to be in Brooklyn, [N.Y.], by applying to the Rev. Thos. Kieran, Port Richmond [Phila. Pa.], she may hear of something to her advantage. [Note: Nairys is probably Newry, which is also in Co. Armagh; Derry Beg is in the par¬ ish of Newry] July 4 1866 Pg. 3 col. 3 Personal - If Miss Fanny Rooney of Roberstown [Roberts- town], Co. Meath, Ireland. Supposed to be in this city, and married [husband not named], will call or send her address to P. J. Kennedy, Girard House, for two days, she will hear of her brother, Patrick H. Rooney, which may be of interest to her. 295 Pub. Date PERSONALS - July 12 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Mrs. Mary A. Haswell Any information of her where¬ abouts will be gratefully rec'd by Messrs. Haswell & Son, Millican, Texas. July 21 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Ephraim Streichfield, or Stan¬ field, by his neice, Sarah Fickett from Maine. Address Fickett, Ledger Office. July 28 1866 Pg. 3 col. 3 If Margaret Lydon or Klatherty, of the Co. of Galway, Parish of Ballmaguard [sic], Ireland, is in Philadel¬ phia, she will call on her sister [not named] at 327 Green st., near Fourth [st. Phila. Pa.] [Note: No such townland of Ballymaguard-possibly it might be Ballymacward] Aug. 2 1866 Pg. 3 col. 1 Bridget Daily wants information about her brother, Patrick Daily; he is from the Co. Tyrone, of the Par¬ ish of Lower Bedony [Bodoney], the town of Garvah. Anybody who knows anything about him will send his address to John McNamee, of Salmon st., Port Richmond, [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 2 1866 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Caroline = W. James and Henry L. James. When last heard from 1861, Caroline was living in the family of Nathan Pratt, farmer, Newtown Square, Delaware Co., Pa., and Henry was living with a person by the name of Lutz, in this city [Phila. Pa.] Should this meet the eye of either of them, they may hear of something to their advantage, by calling for a letter at the Ledger Office. Any information in reference to them will be thankfully rec'd and paid for. Please add¬ ress M. W. James, Port Townsend, Washington Territory:. Aug. 4 1866 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Thomas Reagen, who emigrated to this country about 14 years ago, and when last heard was in Phila. Pa. Native of Parish of Castlemore, townland of Ballaghaderine [Ballaghaderreen], Co. Mayo, Ireland. Information will be thankfully rec'd by his cousin, Mary Mulligan, 1337 N. Tenth st., Phila. [Pa.] Aug. 11 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of John or Gaby Fay, of Cargan, [Cargin], Co. Antrim, Ireland, who were residing in or near this city, by their brother, Patrick Fay, 1410 Germantown ave. [Phila. Pa.] 296 Pub. Date PERSONALS Aug. 11 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Michael Tuomey, bootmaker, late from Weymouth, Mass., will call at 235 N. Second st. [Phila. Pa.] he will hear something to his advantage. Aug. 15 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of my sister, Margaret Devine, aged 12 years, who left the ship "Stadacona" in com¬ pany with John Hanlin. Neil Devine, 3 Harner's ave., Thirteenth st., near Vine [st. Phila. Pa.] Aug. 18 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Miss Ellen McGarvey, of Lurgenboy, Co. Tyrone, Ireland, by James Martin. Address care of, Mr. Kelly, N.W. corner Twelfth [st.] and Girard ave. [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 20 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 George, Henry and Alford Pryor, natives of Baldock, Hertfordshire, England, by calling at G. Wilson's, 236 Race st. [Phila. Pa.] they will hear something to their advantage. Aug. 21 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mary Grahan, wife of William Nelson, who came to this country about thirteen years ago, from Glasgow, Scotland, and a native of the Co. Mayo, Ireland, by her brother, James Grahan; corner of Huntingdon and Salmon sts., Port Richmond, Phila. [Pa.] Aug. 22 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Heirs of Susan Delancey-Pursuant to a decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a cause of Allen against Allen, and another the persons claiming to be the next of kin living at the death of Susan Delan¬ cey, late of The Plow Hotel, Cheltenham, in the Co.of Gloucester, spinster, who died in or about the month of April 1866; or the legal representatives of such of them as have since died, are by their solicitors, on or before the 29th day of October, 1866, to come in and prove their claims at the Chambers of the Master of the Rolls, in the Rolls Yard, Chancery Lane, Middle¬ sex; or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded from the benefit of the said Decree. Date 17th day of July 1866, E. B. Church. Chief Clerk; Fladgate, Clarke & Finch,Plaintiffs Solicitors, 44 Craven Street, Strand, London [England], Aug. 24 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of a young man by the name of James Gill, left Wexford, Ireland, about eleven years ago; he followed the sea. Any one that can give any in¬ formation of his whereabouts, will be thankfully rec'd by his father, Patrick Gill, 510 S. Front st. Phila. 297 Pub. Date PERSONALS Aug. 25 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Catharine Marow, write to your cousin Ellen M., Meibom [Melbourne] Post Office, Australia, you will hear of a large fortune left you. Auer. 27 1866 Pg. 3 col. 1 Will Mr. Patrick Linn, baker, of Ireland, who came here about eight months ago, call on Mr. Henry M. Caully, corner Carlisle and Oxford sts. [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 29 1866 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Sarah and Alice Murry, from the Parish of Donoughmore [Donaghmore], Co. Tyrone, Ireland, by their sister's son, Alexander Hammell. Call at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] Sept. 3 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mrs. Mary A. McArdle. She left California, Nov. 21st 1859. When last heard from she was living at 1519 Frankford road. [Phila. Pa.] If she will call at Wells & Fargo Express, she will get two thousand dollars from her sister. Sept. 8 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Miss Louisa Belshaw would like to have an interview with the former Miss Ellen J. Vanlesher, late of Montgomery, Alabama. Address as above, Ledger Office Sept. 10 1866 Pg. 3 col. 1 Should this meet the eye of James McClusky,. of Lon¬ donderry, Ireland, please address D. McG. for one week, Ledger Office. Sept. 11 1866 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mr. Charles Thompson or Steward families, by his sister, Amelia Camp. Direct letters to Fort Scott, Bourbon Co., Kansas, [signed] Amelia Camp Sept. 11 1866 Pg. 3 col. 1 Matilda Harris will please call at back of 233 Catha¬ rine st., [Phila. Pa.], at Mrs. Punch's, and see her sister Mary Ann McCullough from Lowell, Mass. Sept. 20 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Miss Nancy Reynolds of Hartford, Conn., and now stop¬ ping at 227 N. Third st., Phila. [Pa.] is desirous where she may find her relatives in this city. Sept. 21 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mrs. Margaret Williamson, who came from the Co. Armagh, Ireland, to Phila. [Pa.], about 14 years ago. Supposed to be living at present in New Jersey. Has a son [not named] living somewhere in Phila. [Pa.]. Any information will be thankfully rec'd for her friends, by H. R. Finlay, Box 2979 Post Office, Phila. [Pa.] 298 Pub. Date Sept. 24 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 PERSONALS Information wanted of Bridget Morrison, from the Parish of Canna [sic], Co. Cork, Ireland, by her friend, James Callahan. When last heard from was in Phila. [Pa.] Address 215 Taylor's ave., Camden, N.J. Any information will be thankfully rec'd by addressing the above named place. [Note: There is no parish, town or townland called Canna; there is a parish of Cannaway and a townland of Cannawee] Sept. 27 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Mr. James Chrystal, late of Manchester, [England], will oblige by sending T. Hall, his address, 1016 Market st. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 6 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Hugh and Daniel Mullin. In 1859, they lived in Richmond. Hugh Mullin was at one time on the Police in this city. Anyone knowing of their whereabouts, will please address their cousin, Mary Ann Wildish, Keokuk, Lee Co., Iowa. Oct. 8 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Jas. Harkin, of Rossgarrow, Parish of Tullyfern, Millford, Co. Donegal, Ireland. A line addressed to William Harkin, New London, Conn. Box 739. [Note: Rossgarrow is a townland and Millford is a town] Oct. 10 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 If this should meet the eye of Thos. Criddle or John Knockley, bread bakers, they are earnestly requested to write at once to Edward Riley, who has just come from England. Address E. Riley, care of, Mr. Wathers, Taylor's Pottery, Trenton, N.J. Oct. 13 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 John Kline, born Saxony, talks broken English,of a copper swarthy complexion, gray sunken eyes, brown hair, 5 feet 5^ inches high, very heavy set with round shoulders, black whiskers all over his face of about six weeks growth, good teeth, with close compressed mouth; length of shoes 8^; is a shoemaker by trade; had on when escaped gray pants, gray woolen shirt, and dirty lead colored slouched hat, gaiters with buckles and tipped with leather. $100 reward will be paid for his apprehension and delivery at the Montgom¬ ery prison at Norristown, Pa. Oct. 13 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of John Faulkner, who left Bolton [Lancashire, England] for America in 1863, by his cousin, Mary Comford, Thirty-sixth and Market [sts.] West Phila. [Pa.] 299 Pub. Date PERSONALS Oct. 15 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 A cruel and unfounded report of murder-some maliciosily disposed persons rumored, about a week ago, of a lady named J. Sharman, being murdered on Eleventh st., near Market [st.]. The lady had been for several years past, subject to hysteric spasms, and while in one of them, she struck her head, which caused her death. She had the best of medical attendance (Dr. Brown and Dr. Getchell) and died after two days illness. She was from Bridgeport, Conn, and had been only three days in this city [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 16 1866 Pg. 3 col. 6 Information of Jane Powell, a young Welsh girl, 18 years of age. Any information of her will be thank¬ fully rec'd by her sister. Address Anne Powell, of Catasaqua, Lehigh Co., Pa. Oct. 18 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted Col. James Lynch, who died in Florida, several years ago, owned at the time of his death, a considerable amount of land in Texas. After his death, Mrs. Lynch and family removed to Phila.[Pa.] Should this be brought to the notice of the surviving heirs, they are requested to communicate with William Little, Land Agent, Newark, N.J. Oct. 22 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Catharine, Hannah, and Hugh Diver, from Creeslough, Co. Donegal, Ireland, by their sister, Margaret [Diver], who lately arrived from the old country. Address: 2222 Locust st., Phila. Oct. 24 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted - of Mary A. McDonnell, daughter of John R. McDonnell, M.P.T.C., of the City of Limerick, Ireland; when last heard from was in Phila. [Pa.]. Bus¬ iness of great importance. Call on or address George A. Gordon, Attorney-at-law, 9 Bleecker st., N.Y. Nov. 5 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Should this meet the eye of Robert P. Renton, who left Dublin, [Ireland] eight years ago and late of the Ninth Alabama Mounted Volunteers, he will please send a line to W.E.R.. 169 Levering st., Manayunk, [Phila.], Pa., or any tidings of him will be thankfully rec'd. Nov. 7 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of John Nicholas, of Cregbane, [sic] near Claudy, Co. Derry, Ireland, by John Cartin, of Minai [sic], near Claudy; [at] Manchester House, 209 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: Cregbane might possibly be Creggan; cannot find the townland of Minai in the index] - - 300 Pub. Date PERSONALS Nov. 8 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Thomas Newcomb, late of Nottingham, England; Call at St. Patrick's Church, S. W. comer Twentieth and Locust st. [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 10 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Edward McMenamin, of Strabane, Co. Tyrone, Ireland; he is about 26 years of age; when last heard from he was working near Johnstown, Pa. Any information of him will be thankfully rec'd by his sister, Sarah McMenamin. Direct, care of, Patrick McGettigan, 4 Boyle's Court, Filbert st., between Sixth and Seventh sts. Phila. Pa. Nov. 13 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted - Information of Stephen White, of Toomygate [sic], Co. Limerick, Ireland, by his friend, Nora Flanigen, whom he can see at 132 Dock st. [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 13 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 of Mrs. Jane S. Garvin, or her son, Alonzo Garvin, printer, by their relations from Lake County, Indiana. Any information will be thank¬ fully rec'd at 411 Julianna st., between Fifth and Information wanted - Sixth sts. [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 13 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Catharine O'Hara from Paisley, Scotland, will be very thankful for any information she could receive of her uncle or aunt, Matilda or Arch’d Kilpatrick, [signed] Catharine O'Hara, 321 Cherry st. [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 19 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mrs. Ann MacDade, by her sister, Mary Proctor, formerly of Manmorcunningham [Manorcunn¬ ingham], Co. Donegal, Ireland. Address 2047 Green st. [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 20 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Catharine Chavez (of French des¬ cent), formerly of New York and now supposed to be living in Phila.[Pa.] with a German family, with whom she came from Brooklyn, N.Y. about three years ago. Address F. A. Seynave, S.E. corner Second and Arch sts Phila. [Pa.] Nov. 24 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of the whereabouts of any of the family of John Linden, of Manchester, England. Infor¬ mation will be thankfully rec'd at 111 Senate st., below Almond [st., Phila. Pa.] Ndv. 26 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of my wife, Jeanette Engelhardt, maiden name Bulau, who left St. Paul, Minnesota, one year since for Phila. [Pa.], where she is believed to be at present. Joseph Engelhardt, N. W. comer, Front and Dock [st. Phila. Pa.] 301 Pub. Date Nov. 30 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Edward Lundergen, who came to this country about 14 years ago, and his sister Alice Lundergen. Write to John Kennedy, Manayunk, [Phila.], Pa., care of, Jane Cane. Nov. 30 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mrs. James Brown, (maiden name Helen Morrissey) of Co. Kilkenny, Ireland; was in this city [Phila. Pa.] about four months since. Apply or address Anna O'Brien, Gloucester, N. J. Nov. 30 1866 Miss Mary A. Davis, of Charleston, S. C., requests either Mrs. Susan H. Brown, James H. Craven or John W. Lewis to call immediately at 156 N. Second st. [Phila. Pa.J Pg. 3 col. 2 Dec. 1 1866 i PERSONALS Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted of Anna Farrow, who left Leeds, Yorkshire, England, about eight years ago, by her brother, william Hirst. Inquire at Bull's Head Hotel, North Second st. [Phila. Pa.] Dec. 3 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of John Howley, by trade a carpenter, from Newport, Co. Mayo, Ireland; said to have lost a leg in the late American war. Left New York for Phil¬ adelphia [Pa.] in June 1865. Address Mrs. Eliza Howley, care of M. Smyth, 223 Seventh st., New York. Dec. 4 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Robert J. Terrell His widow, formerly Miss Divine, of Alabama, will call at 215 S. Ninth st. [Phila. Pa.] and see his brother, John C. Terrell. Dec. 5 1866 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Patrick McConnell, by his sis¬ ter's son, Henry Welsh. He left Middletown, Co. Armagh, Ireland, about 18 years ago. By token, he has a stick leg; no children. When last heard from he was in Philadelphia [Pa.] Address Henry Welsh, 43 Miller st. Mount Airy, Germantown Post Office, Phila. Pa. Dec. 7 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Margaret Delaney or John McAvoy, from the Parish of Delmoy [sic], King's Co., Ireland, by Mrs. Mary McAvoy, at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: No parish, town nor townland of this name in - King's Co.] * Dec. 11 1866 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted of James and John Kenny, from the Co. Longford, Parish of Clongesh [Ireland], by their sister, Mary Kenny, who came on the ship "St. Mark". Call at 242 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] 302 s Pub. Date Dec. 12 1866 Pg. 3 col. 3 PERSONALS Information wanted of William Holmes, aged 39 years, who is a moulder by trade and learned his trade in Belfast, Ireland. When last heard from was in Phila. Information wanted by his brother, Charles [Holmes], and son William [Holmes], that they have just arrived from Ireland. Please address Charles Holmes, Ledger Office, Phila. [Pa.] Dec. 14 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Bridget Mullin; when last heard had come from Boston [Mass.] Address J. H. Foster, Ledger Office. Dec. 15 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Eliza Farmer, who sailed from Dec. 17 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Sarah Copper, of Baltimore, [Md.], by her brother, Clinton Cooper, 1018 Rodman st. [Phila, Pa.] Dec. 18 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Bridget Maning of Tipperary, [Ireland] will be pleased to see Ann Delanty of Rathcabin [possibly Rathcardan, also in Co. Tipperary], at 416 S. Second [st.] below Cork, [Ireland] to New York in May 1865. Any informa¬ tion of her will be thankfully rec'd by her brother, Ambrose Farmer, 104 Race st., Phila. [Pa.] Pine [st. Phila. Pa.] Dec. 20 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of William Brown, of Yorkshire, England, supposed to be in Phila. Will hear of some¬ thing to his advantage by sending address to Y. M. Ledger Office. - Dec. 21 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Conrad Connor, from Co. Cork, Ireland, by his brother, Daniel [Connor]; parent’s names John and Mary [Connor]. Address, care ofGeorge Lynch, Postmaster Inwood Station, near New York City, N.Y. Dec. 25 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Thomas or Ann Kelly will find their neice Mary Ann McCluskey, lately from Ireland, by inquiring of Ann Cartan, at 1012 Spruce st. [Phila. Pa.] 303 Pub. Date PERSONALS - Dec. 27 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 John Henderson Information wanted of John Hender¬ son or heirs, who left Ireland or Scotland, about fifty years ago. Address Jane Evans, N. W. Post Office, Phila. [Pa.] Dec. 28 1866 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted of William Clay of Little Rock, Ark. who came to Phila. [Pa.] for treatment of his eyes. Inquiry is made by his anxious wife [not named] through Secretary of Missions, 1122 Chestnut st. [Phila. Pa.] Dec. 29 1866 Pg. 3 col. 3 Wanted Information of Henry J. T. Eshworth, for¬ merly of the Hague. [Netherlands]. Address M.E.N.S Ledger Office. - 304 Pub. Date PERSONALS Jan. 11 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Personal - Information wanted of George Keller, who died in the Mexican War, at Monterey about the year 1847, or of his brother, Joseph Keller, tailor, who lived in Kensington in August 1851, or of any of their nearest relatives. Such information will be thankfully rec'd at the office of Jas. Garnett, 20 N. Water st., or of Isaac Gearhart, attorney-at-law, 126 S. Sixth st. [Phila. Pa.] [signed] Samuel A. Cook. Jan. 15 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Ellen Riley and Edward Dockey, from Co. Roscommon, Ireland. Information will be thankfully rec'd by her sister, Bridget Dockey, 1022 Ward st. [Phila. Pa.] Jan. 16 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 of John Daherty, of Londonderry, [Ireland] who left his cousins, 321 Market st., last Information wanted August. Please address the above number. [Cousins not named] Jan. 17 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of James Ryan, from Framore [sic], Queens Co., Ireland, by his neice, Maria Ryan, 418 Race st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: No townland of this name; possibly Fearagh or Fallaghmore or Fermoyle] Jan. 25 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Quemoy If this should meet the eye of Joseph or Samuel Quemoy, sons of late Francis Quemoy > of Hough¬ ton Conquest, Bedfordshire [England], or any persons acquainted with them, they are requested to communic¬ ate to R. Quemby, Kempston, Bedford, [England]. Jan. 26 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Nicolaus Becker, of Bolanden, Bavaria, who will receive important tidings by call¬ ing upon Ludwig Bender of Kirchheimboladen, at Christ¬ ian Roth's, 30 Garden st. [Phila. Pa.] Jan. 28 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 William Lanning, or family, of Onaugh [Onagh], Killtrestan [Kiltrustan] parish, Co. Roscommon, Ireland, will please send or call on Mary Lanning, 459 Rich¬ mond st., Eighteenth ward. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: Onagh is in the parish of Taghmaconnell] Jan. 30 1867 Pg. 3 col. 6 Information wanted of James Pate, of Ireland, Co. Roscommon, Parish of St. John, by his sister Nancy Pate. Supposed to be in Boston, will be thankfully - rec'd and person rewarded if -left, at 468 N. Fifth st. [Phila. Pa.] 305 Pub. Date PERSONALS Jan. 31 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of John Kennedy, who came to this country from the Parish of Kilea [Killea is a town¬ land and not a parish], Co. Tipperary, Ireland, some ten (10) years ago. Any information of him will be thankfully rec’d by addressing Jerry A. Kennedy, Waukegan, Lake Co., Ill. Feb. 5 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Catharine McMahon, of County of Monaghan, Parish of Kilmore, [Ireland] by James McCor¬ mick, of Ohio, 1262 Front st., Port Richmond, Phila¬ delphia [Pa.] Feb. 6 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 James Quale and Alexander Quale You are hereby not¬ ified that James Quale, of Greene, Ohio, died August 20th 1866, leaving some property for his two sons, of the above names, about 14 and 16 years of age, who are supposed to reside in Phila. Pa. For particulars, address R. R. Bascom, Greensbury, Trumbull Co., Ohio. Feb. 7 1867 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted of Pat'k Coyle, from the Co. of Latham [sic], Parish of Co. Clare [sic], [Ireland], by his brother Daniel Clare [sic], or of Patrick Harden or Bridget Gorman, at 242 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] [Note: Newspaper mixed up the parish and county names; no parish or townland of Latham; possibly townland of - - Leaheen] Feb. 8 1867 Pg. 3 col. 5 Feb. 12 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Elizabeth Magee, from Trough, [Co. Clare] Ireland, by her nephew, Dominick Cunning¬ ham, at 152 Dock st. [Phila. Pa.] - Information wanted of Bessey Fox, who left Ireland 15 years ago, was married to a man named John Duffy. Address her sister, Ellen Fox, 1021 Market st. [Phila. Pa.] Feb. 13 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Jonathan Henry Smith, who removed from New York to Phila. [Pa.] in '57 or '58, will send his address to John Henry, Saugerties, Ulster Co., N. Y., he will confer a favor and hear of an old friend. Feb. 20 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Daniel and Joseph Flanagan, sons of Matthew and Mary Flanagan. Supposed to be in New Jersey or New York. Address: Matthew Flanagan, 2413 Ashburton st., Phila. Pa. 306 Pub. Date t PERSONALS Feb. 20 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of David P. McDowell, who resid¬ ed in Sacramento City, California from 1856 to 1859, by J. W. Gurley, 226 N. Twelfth st. [Phila. Pa.] Feb. 21 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Margaret McMullen (formerly Miller) from Ireland, by her brother, at Mr. Luken's, 416 Callowhill st. [Phila. Pa.] [signed] Adam Miller Feb. 26 1867 P0i. 3nbi>l. 2 See Notice Mar. 2 1867 Information wanted of Wm. Murphy, who left Dublin, Ireland about sixteen years ago, by his nephew, Patrick Lambert, from Co. Wicklow, at 209 and 211 S. Water st. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 1 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 $12 reward will be paid for any information about Mrs. Margaret Williamson, who left Keady, Co. Armagh, Ireland, about 14 years ago, with her father and mother, George and Esther Irwin, and came to Phila. [Pa.]. Address A. Caughey, 20 Strawberry st. Phila. [Pa.]. [Note: Keady is a town] Mar. 2 1867 Pg-. 3 col. 2 See Notice Feb. 26 1867 Information wanted of William Murphy, son of Thos. Murphy, of Coolbamtagarf [probably Coolballintaggart, also called Coolbawn], Co. Wicklow, [Ireland], at 209 211 S. Water st. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 12 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 John Saile, tailor, formerly of Huddersfield, York¬ shire [England]. Will any kind friend who may know anything of the above person, communicate with the undermentioned address, in order [to] relieve the minds of anxious relatives. Mr. Joseph Huest, 58 Adam st., Frankford, Philadelphia, Pa. Mar. 16 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Personal Jacob Grockenberger, a German by birth, who about two years ago was working for a gardener, in the neck, is requested to call at Geo. Voltz's basket store, S. W. corner Ridge ave. and Broad st. Phila. [Pa.] to hear from his mother [not named]. Mar. 19 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Patrick Owens, by his cousin, John McElroy, from the County Fermanagh, Ireland. Call at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] - - 307 PERSONALS Pub. Date - Mar. 21 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Nancy Bell and Sally Galla¬ gher, daughter of Condy and Mary McNeilis Gallagher, of Beagha [Beagh], Parish of Iniskill [Inishkeel], Co. Donegal, Ireland, by their brother James Galla¬ gher. Any word of them may be left with Edmond J. O'Neill, 22 N. Third st. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 22 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Charles Hendrickson, who left New Haven, [Conn.?] some six months ago, to reside in Phila. [Pa.], will please call or send his address to 730 Chestnut st. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 28 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of John Archibald, James Archi¬ Apr. 10 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Thos., Jas., or John Mulligan, of Charlestown, Co. Mayo, Ireland, will call at 242 S. Front st., [Phila. Pa.], either will see a friend. Apr. 11 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mary Kerrigan, of Balimabul, [probably Ballynaboil], Co. Leitrim, Ireland. Last seen in Phila. [Pa.] about a year ago, after leaving bald and Margaret Archibald, from the Co. of Lanrick, Scotland, by their brother, George Archibald, at 242 S. Front st. Phila. [Pa.] - Charles Osborn's, Bucks Co., Pa., by her sister, Ann Gilgan. Address Joseph N. Haines, Haddonfield Post Office, Camden Co., N.J. Apr. 15 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Bridget Mulkem, of Castleboy, Apr. 25 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted Information of Anne Dyer, of Halifax, Yorkshire, England, by her brother Michael Dyer, who is here from California. Direct your letter to Mr. Patrick Morgan, 1621 Thompson st. Phila. [Pa.] May 6 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Thomas Smith, formerly of 110 Lombard st., Phila. [Pa.]. A silk and woolen dyer; When last heard from, June 10 1862, he was at the above place. Any information respecting him will be thankfully rec'd and paid for by Thomas Smith, Jr., St. Joseph, Missouri. Co. Galway, Ireland, by her cousin, Catharine Mulkem at 756 N. Twenty-fourth st., Phila. [Pa.] - 308 Pub. Date PERSONALS May 9 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Bridget McGonigle and two children, who landed in New York on Saturday, on board "Denmark", from Liverpool, [England], by Daniel McGonigle, Lower Darby, Philadelphia [Pa.] May 11 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted - By Ambrose Noyes, of John Cooper and Joseph Applin, who arrived at New York, from England, April 4 1867, in the steamship "Virgin¬ ia", and when last heard from April 11, were at 1205 Germantown road, Phila. [Pa.]. Address Mr. Ambrose Noyes, Tollgate, Bloomfield road, Newark, N.J., and you can hear from you[r]brother Thomas. - May 11 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 John Carnell of Co. Tyrone, Parish of Clogher, town¬ land Kilihenrea [sic], [Ireland], by his neice [not named] would like to see him at 1213 S. Eighth st., Phila. [Pa.] May 17 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John and Margaret McDevitt, of Londonderry [Ireland], by their brother, Wm. McDevitt, S.W. corner Penn and Lombard [sts. Phila. Pa.] u May 20 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 */ The descendents of John and Seth Lucas, who came to Amer¬ ica and settled near Burlington, New Jersey about 1755 Those having knowledge of the pedigree of the family are requested to communicate the same to the undersigned, with a view to the recovery of a large estate in England, [signed] L. G. Thomas, Phila. Post Office. - - May 22 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information of Finley Shiels Born near St. Johnston, [Saint Johnston] Co. Donegal, Ireland; when last heard from he lived in or near Camden, N.J.; he by calling or writing to 1213 Market st., Phila. [Pa.], will learn something interesting to him. May 28 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Any information given of Anne Elkin, of Crawfordstown, [sic], Co. Tyrone [Ireland], will be thankfully rec'd by her mother Anne Elkin, at 152 Dock st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: No town, townland or parish of this name in Co. Tyrone] May 29 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Elizabeth Healy will call at No. 1 Lagrange st., she will hear of her brother Miles Sweeney, from Letterkenny, Co. Donegal, Ireland. 309 Pub. Date PERSONALS - May 29 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Wm. Grogan from the Co. of Clare, Parish of Kildecird [probably Killadysert^ which is a town as well as a parish] Ireland, by his mother [not named], 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] May 29 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Knaggs The agent who acted for Mr. Priest, Ypsil¬ anti, Mich., and who has information as to the est¬ ate of Knaggs, who died years ago in Wales, will send his name and address to XYZ, 627 Walnut st., - [Phila. Pa.] June 14 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Any information concerning the whereabouts of Mr. Edward A. Lloyd, will be thankfully rec'd by his sorrowing wife, [signed] Dora Lloyd of 166 Orchard st., New York. June 14 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Charles Craford [sic], late chief engineer of the steamer "Tradewind" of New York. Any information concerning him will be thank¬ fully rec'd by addressing N. M. Holbeh, Phoenixville, Chester Co., Pa. June 14 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Mrs. James Hall who paid passage of Elizabeth Deeny, from Londonderry [Ireland] will please call at the office of Robert Taylor and Co., 140 Walnut st., [Phila. Pa.] June 14 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Hannah Divine, of Glanmore, [Ireland], who arrived on the "Mohongo" the 11th instant, will call at 323 N. Fifth st. [Phila. Pa.] will hear of her brother [not named]. [Note: There are 3 Glanmore townlands; in Co. Kerry and the town of Glanmore in Co. Cork] June 15 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of the whereabouts of John Sandhaas a German, who moved from Frederick City, Maryland to Philadelphia, about 3 years ago. Any information about him would be thankfully rec'd by Leonard Nathnagle, Frederick City, Md. June 15 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Catharine Riley, of Co. Leitrim, Ireland, by her sister Bridget [Riley], 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] 310 Pub. Date PERSONALS June 18 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Margaret Halley, from the Co. Tipperary, Ireland, who arrived in New York about fifteen years ago, and went to Philadelphia with a Mr. Veneare, a German tailor, whom she worked for. Any information concerning her will be thankfully rec'd by her sister, Johanna Halley, 139 Fulton st., New York City, [N.Y.] June 19 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of James McGlaughlin, of Co. Ty¬ rone, Ireland, husband of Matilda Divin. Address Miss Ryan's office, Second and Girard ave. [Phila. Pa.] June 26 1867 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted of William and Ann Campbell, Brook¬ lyn, New York, by Jane Campbell. Direct to Thomas Hickman, 703 Sansom st., Phila. [Pa.] July 3 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mary Donnell, Parish of Ballingarig, [Ireland], by a friend [not named] at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: Possibly the town of Ballingarry, which is also a parish in Co. Tipperary] July 9 1867 Pg. 3 col. 6 Wanted Information of James H. Harris, who belonged to Co. H, 37th Va. Infantry, captured by U.S. forces, at Bloomfield, Pa. June 30 1863 and held prisoner until January 1 1864, then discharged at Ft. Mifflin, Pa. Address his father, David Harris; of Blooming¬ - ton, Ill. July 16 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary Donnellon, by her sister, Honour [Donnellon], just arrived from Ireland. S.W. corner of New Market and Callowhill [sts. Phila. Pa.] July 17 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Eliza Derregh, formerly of Londonderry [Ireland]. Any information of her will be thankfully rec'd at 36 Catharine st. [Phila. Pa.], by her brother, Charles Derregh. July 19 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mary Scully, formerly of Leixlip [a town in Co. Kil¬ dare] Ireland, apply at once to John Mitchell, 36 N. Fifth st., Phila. [Pa.] and you will hear something greatly to your advantage. 311 Pub. Date « PERSONALS July 27 1867 "Pg. 3 col. 2 Mrs. Harriet Appleton, supposed to be in Brooklyn, New York. Your sister Eliza is lying dangerously ill; if this should meet your eye, come to Philadelphia [Pa.] immediately. If any friend of Mrs. Appleton notices the above, please communicate with her son [not named], and confer a great favor, Aug. 1 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Ellen (Galanee), daughter of Margaret Doherty and Patrick Galanee, baker, former¬ ly of Londonderry, Ireland, by sending her address to her uncle, Charles Doherty, merchant, Liverpool, England, she will hear something to her advantage. Aug. 6 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Richard Gaffney, formerly of Liverpool, England. Last heard of was in Philadel¬ phia [Pa.]. Information will be thankfully rec'd, by his brother, Christopher Gaffney, at N.W. corner Front and Pine sts. [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 10 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mary McCamey, native of Parish of Finlona [Fintona], Co. Tyrone, Ireland. Last heard of was in Philadelphia [Pa.] last January. Information will be thankfully rec'd by her father Michael McCamey, 911 S. Fifteenth st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: Fintona is not a parish but a town in the parish of Donacavey, Co. Tyrone] Aug. 12 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Deavid Drew, native of the Parish of Harristown, Co. Carlow, Ireland, who emigrated to this country, eighteen years since. When last heard of was in Illinois. Any information of his whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by his sister, Mary Drew, 922 Beach st., above Poplar [st., Phila. Pa.] [Note: Harristown is a townland, and not a parish; it is in the parish of St. Mullins] Aug. 22 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Ann Hogan, formerly of Burris Salea [town of Borrisoleigh], Co. Tipperary, Ireland. Address to her sister Bridget [Hogan], at 505 South st., Phila. [Pa.] 312 PERSONALS Pub. Date Aug. 23 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John Whalen, by his son, Thomas Whalen, at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] from Wales. Aug. 29 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of: Patrick McKanna, of Tully,. Gillan [Tullygillen], Co. Monaghan, Ireland. When last heard from was at Luzerne Co., Pa. Any infor¬ mation of him will be thankfully rec'd by his sis¬ ter, Ann Connelly, 5 James st., Brooklyn, N.Y. Aug. 30 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal Aug. 31 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Biddy, John or James McGowen, or any of the family (or friends), heirs of Edward McGowen, once of Ire¬ land, will send their address to Isaac D. Abbott, Ledger Office, they will hear of something important. Sept. 3 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 James McCaully, of Colbridge, Scotland, would like to hear of his brother-in-law, Robert Maxwell, of Donegal, Ireland. Please address 1212 Richmond st., Port Richmond [Phila. Pa.]. - If James Fitzpatrick from the Parish of Kilinkare [Killinkere], Co. Cavan, Ireland, will call at 7 N. Water st., he will hear of his brother Owen [Fitzpatrick]. > Sept. 6 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Margaret Hamilton, from Lisnatoney [Lisnatunny Glebe], Tyrone County, Ireland, would like to see her cousin, Eliza McMorris, also Jane McNeil. Apply 115 S. Tenth st. [Phila. Pa.]. Sept. 10 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Charles Foster of New Saughie, Clackmannanshire, Scotland, will call at 1225 Fitzwater st., [Phila. Pa.] he will hear of something to his advantage. 313 Pub. Date PERSONALS Sept. 10 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Will Lizzie Shorden, of the Co. Cavan, Ireland, please call at 1229 Race st. [Phila. Pa.] where she will find an old acquaintance. Sept. 11 1867 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted of Bessie Smyth, of Keltycahill [Kiltycahill], Co. Sligo, Ireland, by her cousin, Patrick Killbride, call at 1512 Pearl st. Sep. 19 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mary Rielly, wife of Patrick McLaughlin, [of] Ballina, Co. Mayo, Ireland, who came to this country about 26 or 27 years ago. Any information as to her whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by her sister, Catharine Reilly, at Mr. George Raymond's, S.W. corner Front and Lombard sts. [Phila. Pa.] Sep. 27 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted - To find Richard Evans, who left Cohleen [Cooleen], Cork County, Ireland, thirty odd years ago. If this should meet his eye, her will learn something to his advantage by addressing John W. Lee Lexington, Ky. Sept. 28 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Catharine Reid, of Ballenscreen [sic], Co. Derry, Ireland, will find her sister [not named] at N.W. corner of Thirty-third and Elm sts. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: This is the parish of Ballynascreen] Oct. 1 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Ann Brasel, formerly of Ire¬ land, by her sister, Catharine Hinen, Forty-fourth and Seneca [sts.] West Phila. [Pa.]. Oct. 5 1867 Pg. 3 col. 7 Mary C. Wright will find her widow sister from Canada, [not named] who is anxious to see her at 1016 Melon st. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 12 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Samuel Mulholland or Henry [Mulholland] from the Co. Donegal, Parish of Fawn, Ireland, by Eliza Mulholland, at 242 S. Front st., [Phila. Pa.] [Note: There is no Fawn parish; it is probably the townlands of either Fawans or Fearn] • 314 Pub. Date PERSONALS Oct. 12 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of J. Bryan, Murry Neil, and Dennis [Mcginley], by their cousin from the Co. of Donegal, Parish of Kilmackcraner [Ireland], at 212 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] [signed] Francis McGinley [Note: Correct spelling Kilmacrenan; it is a town as well as a parish][Assume family surname is McGinley] Oct. 18 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Jeffery Cunningham, by his sister Hannah [Cunningham], lately from Ireland, now residing at 1614 N. Thirteenth st. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 22 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Any person knowing the whereabouts of James Gallagher, who married Hannah McBride, of Robertson Fair, Co. Donegal, Ireland, will confer a great favor by address¬ ing his daughter Madge [Gallagher], lately from Ireland at 16 N. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] [Note: There is no town or townland of this name in all of Ireland; there are many Robertstowhs and Robinstowns, but none in Co. Donegal] Oct. 31 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Bryan Coleman, who left [town of] Dundalk, Co. Louth, Ireland, about 18 years ago, and now living in Penn¬ sylvania, will please send address to his cousin, Patrick Morgan, 413 E. Nineteenth st., New York. Nov. 2 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Pat Wallace or John Fordde, by a friend who has arrived here from the Parish of Kilrickle [Kilreekill], Co. Galway, [Ireland]. Please call at 1917 Market st. [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 2 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Mary Conners wants information of her aunt, Mrs. Maloy, of the Co. Galway, Parish of Tyna [Tynagh], Ireland. Apply at 9 Marsal's Place, between Spring Garden and Buttonwood sts. [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 4 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Johanna Dean or Patrick Binan, by Patrick Dean, from the Parish of Ballmacurty [sic], Ireland. Call at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: No county was given; it is probably Ballynacourty; this townland occurs in Cos. Cork, Galway, Kerry, Lim¬ erick, Tipperary and Waterford] - 315 Pub. Date Nov. 5 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 PERSONALS Catharine Brown, who arrived in ship ^'Minnesota", from Liverpool, and took charge of Mary Mooney's clothing, will please send her address or the clothing to James McKee, 1325 N. Fourth st., Phila. [Pa.]. Nov. 14 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 See notice Nov. 16 1867 Rose Ann Dugan, your sister Minnie [Dugan] is land¬ ed from Dunfanagh [probably town of Dunfanaghy in in Co. Donegal], Ireland, and is at 126 Bread st., [Phila. Pa.]. Nov. 14 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mary Shaunessey, by her cousin, Honora Ford, from the Parish of Balindary [Ballinderry] Ireland. Call at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: No county given; there are two parishes of this name, one in Co. Antrim and one in Londonderry; there are also townlands of the same name in Galway, Kildare, Meath, Roscommon, Tipperary and Westmeath] Nov. 14 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 To the heirs of John Smith, who married Catharine Owen, England. There will be an important meeting of the above family at the Wetherill House, Sansom st., above Sixth [st. Phila. Pa.] on Saturday, at 2 o'clock, 16th instant. All are requested to be present, [signed] John Foreman. Nov. 15 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 James Brannon, from Co. Cavan, Ireland, will please call at 1229 Race st. [Phila. Pa.] where he will find an old friend [not named]. Nov. 16 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 : See notice Nov. 14 1867 Rose Ann Dugan or Magah Ferry, of Cross Roads [town of] [Co.] Donegal, Ireland, will see their sister [not named] at 126 Bread st., Phila. [Pa.] Nov. 20 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mary Ann Graham, by her brother, Nov. 26 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Nov. 26 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Isaac Graham, from the County Cumberland, Workington, England. Call at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] Wanted - Information of William Divine, who left Lanamore [probably Lenamore], Co. Tyrone, Ireland, thirteen years ago, by his wife [not named], 1138 Morgan st. [Phila. Pa.] F. W. Groening from Dantzic [Danzig; Polish: Gdansk] Kingdom of Prussia, is requested to call for his son, John W. Groening, at 116 Spruce st. [Phila. Pa.] 316 Pub. Date PERSONALS Dec. 2 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Alfred Peace of Toronto, Canada will send his address to P.O. Box 427, Toronto, he will hear of something of interest to himself, or any friend sending his address will oblige. Dec. 14 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of James, Ellen, and Margaret Kemey, of the Parish of Herberstown [Herbertstown], Co. Limerick, Ireland. James and Ellen came to this country about 16 years ago, and Margaret about three years ago. When last heard from was living in this city [Phila. Pa.]. Information of them would be thank¬ fully rec'd by their brother, John Kemey, who late¬ ly landed in this country from Ireland, and is stopp-? ing at 1547 Callowhill st. [Phila. Pa.] Dec. 27 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Patrick Queen, from the Co. of Tyrone, Ireland, by Edward McGuiggan, from the same place. Call at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] Dec. 31 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Jane Short, by her brother, Joseph [Short], who is stopping at 1526 N. Second st. [Phila. Pa.] Jane belongs to the County Fermanagh, Ireland, near Inniskillen [Enniskillen]. 317 Pub. Date Jan. 8 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Jan. 13 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Jan. 15 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Jan. 25 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 PERSONALS Information wanted of Mrs. Johnson, formerly Catharine Hassett, native of Co. Clare, Ireland. Was living in Phila. [Pa.] eight years ago. Infor¬ mation wanted by her mother. Address D.C.S. Ledger Office. Information wanted of Margaret Tompkins, Co. Carlow, [Ireland], aged 50 years, by her son and daughter, [not named] 930 Filbert st. [Phila. Pa.] If James Hargrave, formerly of Brooklyn, [N.Y.] will send his address to Margaret Hanson, Ledger Office, he will confer a favor. Information wanted of John Mulligan, of Swanford, [possibly Swineford in Co. Mayo] Ireland, by his son, James Mulligan. Call at bark "Augustine Kobbe", at Washington Street Wharf. [Phila. Pa.] Jan. 25 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Geo. Gunn, formerly of Stockbridge, Edinburgh, Scotland, by David Buist, 1625 Market st. [Phila.Pa.] Jan. 27 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Any information of G. H. Linn, bricklayer, of Balt¬ imore [Md], will be thankfully rec'd by his son, Charles J. Linn, who has lately arrived in^Phila. [Pa.] at 838 N. Sixteenth st. [Phila. Pa.] Feb. 3 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted - Information respecting William Bower, a Scotchman, by trade a cabinetmaker, who came to this city [Phila. Pa.] from New York, June 19 1860. Anyone having information of him, will be thank¬ fully rewarded by addressing Mrs. Sarah Bright, 29 Hester st., New York. Feb. 5 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted Mary Burnett, sometimes called Mary Cancin or Mary Cantin, a native of the state of Indiana, is requested to call at the residence of Rt. Rev. Bishop Wood, 225 N. Eighteenth at. - [Phila. Pa.] Feb. 19 1868 Pg. 3 col. 6 Information wanted of Margaret Miller or Margaret Mullen, by her brother Adam Miller, from Baliamania [possibly Ballymena] Co. of Antrim, Ireland. Call at 242 S. Front st. Phila. [Pa.] 318 Pub. Date PERSONALS Feb. 25 1868 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted of Alfonsious McAldoon and Mary his wife, maiden name Bradley. Mary came to this country about 20 years ago, in the ship "Superior", from Londonderry [Ireland], Address Ann Bradley, S. W. corner of Seventh and Wharton sts. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 2 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 If the Misses Gorman (daughters of James Gorman), formerly of Bridgeton, Glasgow, Scotland, late in the city, they will oblige by calling on or send¬ ing their address to John Craig, 1430 N. Fifth st. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 18 1868 Pg. 3 col. 6 Information wanted of John Ryan or any of his family. John Ryan has two children, Ellen and John, and is from the City of Limerick. Any of the family that will call at the N. E. corner, Broad and Ellsworth sts., will hear of something to their advantage. Mar. 24 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Henry Wait, of Montreal [Canada] will hear from his brother George Wait, by calling at Orleans House, 521 Chestnut st. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 26 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John and Hugh Shaaran, of Londonderry [Ireland], by his cousin [not named]. Address S.N.E. Ledger Office. Mar. 27 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Henry Bacon and Samuel Lyons, from the Parish of Dumbo [Dunboe], Co. of Derry, Ireland, by a sister Hester Bacon, from the same place. Call at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 2 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 James Cruise, lately of Dublin, Ireland, will hear of his sisters [not named] by inquiring at 521 S. Sixth st. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 7 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Honor White, who left Limerick, Ireland about a year ago, will send to Mrs. Ferguson, Forty-third and Haverford sts. [Phila. Pa.] for a letter. Apr. 13 1868 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted of Catharine Glennon, by her dau¬ ghter Margaret and son Michael, from the Parish of Ballyfine [Ballyfin], Queens Co., Ireland. Call at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] 319 Pub. Date PERSONALS Apr. 14 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Frederick Bows, from St. Ellins, Lancashire, England, and his wife, Mary Meara, from Castle st., Nanagh [Nenagh], Co. Tipperary, Ireland, by her sister, Margaret [Meara] and [her] husband Michael Beahan, at 4311 English Row, Manayunk, near Phila. Pa. Apr. 17 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Bridget O’Leary, wife of Michael Bergen, by her mother, Mrs. O'Leary, 26 Amity st., Brooklyn [N.Y.]. Apr. 21 1868 Pg. 3 col. 7 Personal - Information wanted of George Armstrong, of Co. Antrim, Ireland; when last heard of was in Mercer Co., Indiana. John Russell, 1127 Ellsworth st., Phila. [Pa.] Apr. 25 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Apr. 27 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Bridget Kane and Anne Kane from the Co. Tyrone, [Ire¬ land], arrived in the "Austrian", from Derry [Ireland] on April 23d , want information of their sister, Catharine Kane, living somewhere on Arch st. [Phila. Pa.].• Inquire at Catholic Home, 1720 Race st., Phila. Henry K. Aitken, for many years in the U. S. Naval ser¬ vice, is lying dangerously ill at 644 Seventh Street East, between L and M, South Washington D.C. and desires his relatives in Phila. [Pa.] to visit him immediately. - May 2 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Patrick Lochery, a native of Ruskey [Roosky], Parish of Raphoe, Co. Donegal, Ire¬ land. Any information concerning him will be thankfully rec'd by his brother, James Lochery, Oroville, Butte Co., California. May 6 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Daniel Jarwood, carpet weaver, formerly of Macklesfield, England. Any information concerning him will be thankfully rec'd by son Edwin Jarwood, 525 Cresson st. [Phila. Pa.] May 9 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 13 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 May Information wanted - of Mary Goodman, by her sister [not named], lately arrived from Ireland. Call [at] Eighth and Shippen sts. [Phila. Pa.] - Information wanted of Terrence Woods, blacksmith, formerly of Castleblayney, Co. Monaghan, Ireland. Any information of him will be thankfully rec'd by his friend, John Trainor, of 1543 Ridge ave. [Phila. Pa.] 320 Pub. Date PERSONALS May 14 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted - Information of Gustav A. Anderson, ship carpenter, who left New York on Monday morning, April 27th for Phila. [Pa.]. Any person knowing of his whereabouts, will confer a favor by sending his address to J. M. Timper, care of Ames & Co., 6 College Place, New York. May 19 1868 Pg. 1 col. 2 Information wanted of Robert Graham, of Crockadreen, Co. Fermanagh, Ireland, by his sister [not named]. Call at Ledger Office. June 5 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Drowned May 28th Hiram H. Hull Any of [his] relatives can get information by addressing George W. Horner, Rowlandsville, Cecil Co., Md. June 6 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of James Donahue, he came to this country, in 1860, from the Parish of Lisson [Lissan], Co. Tyrone, Ireland; when last heard of was working in one of the Fairmount Iron Works, Phila. Any information of his whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by his brother, John Donohue, Pottstown, Pa., or John McNally, Springfield, Chester Co., Pa. June 9 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Sarah McConnell, by her sister Fannie McConnell, from Co. Donegall [Donegal], Parish [of] Tallaha Bigley [probably Tullaghobegly], Ire¬ land. Call at 242 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] June 20 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of John Langin, from Co. Donegal, Ireland, by his sister, Sarah Langin, S. E. corner Twelfth and Fitzwater sts. [Phila. Pa.] June 27 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of William and Ann Morgan, of Co. Mayo, Ireland, by their brother Thomas Morgan. Last heard of was at Fall River, Mass. Information of their whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by add¬ ressing Thomas Morgan, Ledger Office. July 4 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of William McMahon, lithographer bom in Manchester, England, by his father, Jas. McMahon; and any information will be thankfully rec'd and a reward will be given, at 1207 Locust st. [Phila 1 - - - Pa.] 321 Pub. Date PERSONALS July 4 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted - of Nancy McNanney, from the Co. Monaghan, near Castle Blanney [Castleblayney], Ireland, by her sister Mary McNanney. Call at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] July 6 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John Newel, who emigrated from Birmingham, England, two years ago. His address will be thankfully rec'd by James Spelman, 925 S. Eleventh st., Phila. [Pa.] July 9 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 Any information of J. Brian, Mary Brian, Bridget Brian and Margaret Brian, from Ardfinnan, Co. Tipper¬ ary, Ireland, will be thankfully rec'd by Tim. Mahar, 305 N. Fifteenth st. [Phila. Pa.] July 11 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Rose Callahan, by her sister, Bridget Callahan, from the Co. Cavan, Ireland. Inquire at 116 Spruce st. [Phila. Pa.] July 14 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 William J. Tassie - If Mr. William J. Tassie, who married Miss Burgoyne at Dublin [Ireland] in the year 1859 and who subsequently emigrated to America and resided in New York from 1861 to 1864, and is believed to haev entered the United States Navy in July of 1864, will apply to Messrs. Deane & Chubb, 14 South Square, Gray's Inn, London [England], he will hear of something to his advantage. July 14 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 - Information wanted of Edward Doughney, from the Co. Kilkenny, Ireland, by his nephew, Ambrose Sherman, from the town of Kilkenny. Call at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] July 21 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John Lack, and his wife Jane Lack, formerly Charlton, from the Parish of Falkingham, Lincolnshire, England, by her brother, William Charlton. Call at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] July 23 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Chas., Bridget, and Mary Hore, formerly of Durainy [sic], Roscommon Co., Ireland, [signed] John Hore, 124 Spruce st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: Cannot find this town or townland; might be Driney, Derrane or Derreen] 322 Pub. Date July 30 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS - Personal Gottlieb Horsh desires to know the where¬ abouts of Charles Roedel, formerly of Horesheim, 0. A. Heilbronn, Kingdom of Wurtemburg. Any informa¬ tion of him will be thankfully rec'd at 332 Poplar st. [Phila. Pa.] July 31 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 If this notice should meet the eye of James Johnson, a machinist, from Richmond, Va., he will find his wife and child, at the International Hotel, Second st., below Spruce [st., Phila. Pa.] Aug. 1 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 ML. McCarthy of Crusna [sic], Ireland, or children, send your address to P. K., a relation, 120 Dock st. Phila. [Pa.] [Note: Can't find in the townland or par¬ ish index; there is the townland of Crossna in Co. Roscommon] Aug. 3 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of James Laurence, aged about 25 years, height 5 feet 7 inches, light complexion, a native of Yorkshire, England, last seen in Phila. [Pa.] about 13th of August 1867. Any information regarding his whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by addressing William Eastwood, 179 Varick st., New York. Aug. 13 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 William and Henry Patterson, who left Hazlewood, near Sligo, [Co. Sligo] Ireland about 1853, can see their brother James [Patterson] by inquiring of George Raphael & Co., 109 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 15 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of John Gill, who is reported to have been drowned from a boat, containing four persons, in the Delaware River, about six weeks ago, by his distressed mother and brother. Address Michael Gill, Suthington, Connecticut. Sep. 1 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 Any information concerning Mary Morgan, aged 16 years, registered as Annie Morgan, who arrived in New York from Ireland, on steamship "Minnesota", August 23, 1868, and has not been heard from since, will be thank¬ fully rec'd by her uncle, Michael Weldon, Phoenixville, Pa. Sep. 10 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Mr. Macmullen, that resides near Fairmount Water Works, will call at 629 S. Front st., he will hear of some important information of his brother [not named], a native of Scotland, who is now at California. 323 Pub. Date PERSONALS Sep. 17 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mrs. Catharine E. Young, widow of Joseph Young, formerly of the Philada. W. and Baltimore Railroad, and Mary C. Young, daughter of James Z. Young, formerly of Baltimore, [Md.]. Infor¬ mation will be thankfully rec'd by William Henry, Led¬ ger Office. Sep. 19 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Any person knowing the address of William Livesey, late of Clitheroe, Lancashire, England, grocer, will please communicate with John Wallbank, 242 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] who will reward them. Sep. 19 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of the heirs of Mrs. Annie Young, or Teusant (her first husband), formerly of Illinois. She had two daughters one married a Mr. Bartling, and the other a Mr. Anderson. Particular information is wanted of Mrs. Anderson or her descendents. Address "Information", Evening Herald Office. - - Sep. 22 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 Franklin Yeaeger, formerly of Jackson, Miss., please call at N. W. comer of Front and Dock sts.[Phila. Pa.] friend wishes to see you. [signed] J.G.S. Sep. 24 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 If this meets the eye of James Johnson, carpenter, from London, England, please call on James M. Rickard, 1005 S. Twentieth st. [Phila. Pa.] Sep. 30 1868 Pg. 1 col. 2 A lost brother Thomas Dolin, Killetter [Killeter], Parish of Termonamongan, Co. of Tyrone, Ireland, would be glad to know if his brother Mick Dolin, of Killetter, [Killeter] who emigrated to America nineteen years ago, be dead or alive. The last account of him was from a friend, who stated, that of his recovering from fever and ague, caught in Cincinnati, he left said place eight years ago, intending to come to Pittsburg [Pa.]. He thinks he was killed in the war. He was about 35 years of age, of dark complexion, and 5 feet 10 inches in height. Should this communication reach Mick Dolin, his brother Thomas hopes he will write immediately, or if any other person would give any account of him since that time, by writing to his brother Thomas, he will feel gratefully obliged. NB. Should the above be copied by the different newspapers, it would [be] accepted as a favor, as he intends applying the Letters of Adminis¬ tration of a will made by said M. Dolin. - 324 Pub. Date PERSONALS Oct. 1 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Mrs. Austin or Mrs. Wilson of Syracuse, N.Y., sisters of Wm. B. Malcolm, who died on 30th ult. at 703 Walnut st., Phila. [Pa.] will call or address H. Ormsby, 908 N. Eighth st., it will be to their advan¬ tage. Oct. 5 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Thomas, Jno., and Michael Keoghan, from the Co. Watterford [Waterford], Ireland, by their brother, Martin Keoghan, at 242 S. Front st., [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 8 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of George Leightbecker, or is also known by the name of Charles Parker, formerly of Baltimore [Md.]. Information will be thankfully rec'd by Mary Parker, Ledger Office. Oct. 16 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Mr. Juan Ricardo Gonzales, lately arrived from Havana [Cuba] in the steamship "Granada", will call on R. Palanca, 107 Pearl st., N. Y., he will hear some¬ thing to his advantage. Oct. 23 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John Ryan, of the City of Limer¬ ick, Bohorbne [probably Boherene], Ireland. When last heard from three years ago, was living in Bedford st., Phila. [Pa.]. Any information will be thankfully rec'd by his cousin, Thomas Ryan, 12 Addison st., Baltimore, Md. * - Nov. 4 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Notice Information wanted of a lady by the name of Mrs. Ellen Ferris, was born in Porta Down [Co. Armagh], Ireland; her former name before marriage was Ellen Ruddell. Please leave any information at Thomas Wil¬ son's, 1537 N. Twelfth st., Phila. [Pa.] Nov. 4 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Personal There will be a meeting of the Albertson family, at the Wetherill House, Sansom st. above Sixth [st.] on Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Important concerning an estate in Holland. Nov. 5 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Michael Langing, from Rimbam [Rinbaun], Co. Sligo, Ireland. Direct to Martin McCarrick, care of, Patrick Malady, 1270 Richmond st. - - [Phila. Pa.] 325 Pub. Date PERSONALS Nov. 11 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 William Shaw, who came to America last Spring from Accrington, England, may hear of something to his ad¬ vantage by sending his address to Box 1715 Post-Office, Phila. [Pa.] Nov. 14 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Harrison Piercy Information wanted of the where¬ abouts of Harrison Piercy, formerly of Phila. [Pa.], by his father, whose business requires his immediate attention. Said information will be thankfully rec'd and rewarded by addressing William Piercy, Moorsville, Lee Co., Miss. Nov. 17 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Charles Denner, formerly of [signed] Robert Palethorp, attorney-at-law, 603 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 23 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 $100 reward Samuel N. Osborn, alias Samuel Newman, has been missing from Ashland House, Arch st., since Nov. 11th 1868; 25 years old, medium height, slender figure, dark hair and eyes, mustache and whiskers same color, very thin and small growth; cheeks flush rapidly when excited, said to be a native of London [England]. The above reward will be paid for any in¬ formation which will locate Osborn in the United States. Address Benj. Franklin, High Constable, Mayor's Office, Phila. [Pa.] Nov. 23 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Louis Miller, an Italian, would like to know whether his uncle Malay Miller or any of his relatives are in Philadelphia. Apply at Ledger Office. Nov. 25 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Ann and Matilda Maguire, by their, sister Mary [Maguire], who arrived in the steamship "Columbia" from Glasgow [Scotland]. Apply at 2113 Sansom st.[Phila. Pa.] Nov. 30 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted Information of Patrick Cooney or Bridget Cooney, who left Kildoney, Co. Donegall [Donegal], Ireland, about 20 years ago, by Edward McAndrew, 710 Front st., north of Market [st.Phila. Pa.] [Note: There is a Kildoney Glebe townland in Donegal] Dec. 3 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 John Gledhill, who formerly worked in Lowell, Mass., will hear of something to his advantage by calling at N. W. corner Twenty-second and Hamilton sts. - Halifax, - - [Phila. Pa.] 326 Pub. Date PERSONALS Dec. 4 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Mr. Syker of Durberry, Yorkshire, England, is requested to call on or address Mr. W. C. Abbe, 215 Church st. [Phila. Pa.] Dec. 11 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted - of Patrick Leary, son of James [Leary] who emigrated from Quay Bantry, Co. Cork, Ireland, 14 years ago; resided in New York two years ago. He will hear of something to his interest, by writing to Michael Coggin, 17 Hamilton st., Boston [Mass.], Dec. 14 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of James Keating, aged 24 years, recently from Chicago, Ill. His brother, Edward [Keating] died in Chicago [Ill.] on 27th ult. The settlement of his affairs requires the presence of James Keating. Address Patrick Keating, 180 W. Van Buren st., Chicago, Ill. Dec. 15 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Personal - Drowned in Dubuque, Iowa, on the night of Oct. 13 1868, George Nixon, late of Holmesburg, Phila¬ delphia, Pa. His friends can obtain further informa¬ tion by applying to W. W. Love, 1209 S. Ninth st., Phila. Pa. Dec. 18 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Dec. 25 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 If William F. Shore of Birmingham, England, who left New York about the year 1854 for Philadelphia, will communicate with the undersigned, he will hear of something to his advantage, or if deceased, any infor¬ mation regarding him will be thankfully rec'd. [signed] Wm. H. Westervelt & Co., 93 Pearl st., New York City. John and Henry McCulloch, natives of Newton-Ards, [Newtown Ards town], [Co. Down], Ireland, will gratify their cousin Alex. McCulloch by writing to him at 28 Steel st., Glasgow, Scotland. Dec. 28 1868 Pg. 4 col. 3 - Personal Information of Julius Weikel and Peter Rolind, from Romagen, Germany. Address P. H., Highbey's Hotel, Roxborough, [Phila.] Pa. 327 Pub. Date Dec. 28 1868 Pg. 4 col. 3 PERSONALS Ellen Sweeney, by calling at 410 Callowhill st., [Phila. Pa.] you will see your brother John [Sweeney] from Ohio. Dec. 29 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Ann Eliza and John Lanabaugh, of Germantown road, are requested to call at the Post Office immediately for their letters from their sister, Mary D. [Lanabaugh], who has arrived from England, [signed] F. Drake. 328 Pub. Date PERSONALS Jan. 1 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Michael and John McCaffrey, of Liscarry, in the Parish of Drunraugh [Drumragh], in the Co. of Tyrone, Ireland, by their cousin, John Lynch, Western Hotel, between Thirteenth and Broad sts. [Phila. Pa.] until January 4th. [Note: There is a townland of Liscurry in Co. Tyrone but it is in the Parish of Leckpatrick] Jan. 2 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted George Washington Sinclair, Mary Ann Sinclair, Susan Sinclair, who went to Phila. [Pa.] some fourteen years back, to communicate with their sister, Catha¬ rine Sinclair, 9 Court, Rachel st., Great Horner st., Liverpool, England. Jan. 7 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of John Ryan or any of his family. John Ryan has two children, Ellen and John, is from the City of Limerick [Ireland], same party that called on John Hickie, at Broad and Ellsworth sts. [Phila. Pa.] last spring. Call at British Consulate, 419 Wal¬ nut st. from 10 till 2, or on Mrs. Frewen, at 1227 Mt. Vernon St. [Phila. Pa.] Jan. 12 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of a young man named Joseph Jobin, shoemaker by trade, who left his home in Montreal, Canada, about nine years ago, for North Adams, Mass., or Phila. Pa. Nothing has ever been heard of him since. Any information with regard to him will be thankfully rec’d by addressing a letter to the Tribune Office, Chicago, Ill., to his mother, Margaret Marcotte, widow of John Jobin. Jan. 20 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Edward McLoon, from Ireland, wanted to be heard from, by his sister, Margaret Noon. Address letters: Trenton, N. J. Post Office No. 629. Jan. 21 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 [Ireland] your brother Patrick [Newell] from England, - Catharine and Honora Newell from Headford, Co. Galway, has arrived, 525 S. Front st.,Phila. Pa. Jan. 25 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 - The address of John Edmonds, marble and letter cutter, who left England seventeen years ago. Any one will be handsomly rewarded by sending his address to Charles Edmonds, stone mason, Cabinet Post Office, Montgomery County, Pa. Wanted 329 Pub. Date Feb. 6 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 PERSONALS Information wanted of Ann Smith, lately from Belleshoney [sic], Ireland, by Mrs. Gartland, 138 South st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: No county was given; also there is no town or townland of this name in all of Ireland] Feb. 10 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Susette Braillard, nee Regamey, or any one having knowledge of her, is requested to call on Swiss Consul¬ ate, S.W. corner of Fourth and Wood sts. [Phila. Pa.] Feb. 13 1869 Information wanted of Andrew Beatty, of Bedford town¬ ship, Meigs Co., Ohio. Sandy hair and whiskers, blue eyes, height 5 feet 11 inches. Supposed to be quite destitute. Any one knowing of his whereabouts, will be liberally rewarded by leaving word with C. Cooper, Pg. 3 col. 2 - Mayor's Office. Mar. 3 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Thomas Young, a disabled soldier, who lost both legs in our late war at Hatcher's Run (born Manchester, England), is requested to call at 1500 Pine st. [Phila. Pa.] - Information of James Woodcock, a native of Glosop, England, who emigrated to this country in 1864. A letter addressed to Job Woodcock, Media, Pa. will result to his advantage. Mar. 6 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted Mar. 9 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mr. James Simson, late of Shawclough, Lancashire, England. Apply to Richard T. Bently, of 104 Federal st. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 10 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Mrs. John Smith of Donamini [sic-no county given] Ireland, will address Daniel Cannon, 1724;Addison st., [Phila. Pa.] she will hear of something greatly to her advantage, in reference to her nephew [not named] in Melbourne, Australia,. Mar. 13 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Notice Gustav Lebrech Burow, from Dranburg Kreis, Sautrig Regierungsbezirk, Altstettin Pommem, aged 26 years, is wanted to call personally at 430 Federal st., by Mrs. Burk. He will receive news about his mother [not named], who is sick. - 330 Pub. Date PERSONALS - Mar. 18 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of John Kelly, native of the City of Limerick, Ireland, late Sergeant, 1st Bat. 16th Regt. Foot, British Army, discharged October 14th 1866, while stationed in Upper Canada, and is supposed to have gone to the United States. Any in¬ formation of him will be thankfully rec'd by his sister, Mrs. Mary Ann Marksman (late Miss Mary Ann Kelly), 114 Long Millgate, Manchester, England, or by M. O'Brien, 122 Mdnroe st., New York. Mar. 24 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Any information of George Forbes, marble cutter, or his wife, Sarah Forbes, who came to this city [Phila. Pa.] from England, about twenty-two years ago, will be thankfully rec'd by his nephew [not named]. Add¬ ress J. B. C., Ledger Office. Apr. 9 1869 Pg. 4 col. 6 Information wanted of Mary McLaughlin, daughter of Ellen McLaughlin, of Donegal Co., Ireland. Left Glas¬ gow [Scotland] 10 years ago for Phila. [Pa.]. When last heard from was in Phila. [Pa.]. Can see a friend at 885 N. Eighth st. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 14 1869 Pg. 3 col. 7 Joseph Hibbert, formerly of Derbyshire, England, will call at Win. Dean's Eating Stand, S.E. corner Fifteenth and Market sts., Phila. Pa. Apr. 14 1869 Pg. 3 col. 7 Marion S. McKenzie, Newport, Ky., will receive import¬ ant information by addressing "Mina",'at Ledger Office stating where an interview may be had. Apr. 23 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Henry Clunan, just arrived from Owenmore [Oranmore], Co. Galway, Ireland, wants to find his sister Bridget Clunan. Robert Taylor & Co., 149 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 23 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted =- Any person knowing?the .whereet abouts of Mrs. Ann Falkhill, will please communicate with her sister, Elizabeth Trapp, 827 West Thirty¬ fifth st., New York. Apr. 24 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of the whereabouts or address of William Henry Aron, formerly of Richmond, Va., sup¬ posed to be living in Phila. [Pa.] at this time. Address J. S. Heslep, Richmond, Va. 331 Pub. Date PERSONALS Apr. 3Q 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Daniel Doran, by his sisterTinlaw, Bridget Doan [? Doran], from the Parish of Talabigley [Tullaghobegly], Co. Donegal, Ireland. Call at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] May 10 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of John or Jas. Tobin, by Philip Sullivan, from the Parish of Bantra [town of Bantry], Co. Cork, Ireland, at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] May 11 1869 Pg; 3 col. 1 See itotice May 15 1869 Information wanted of Mary Callaghan, by her sister Winefred [Callaghan], from Co. Roscommon, Ireland, at 3518 Aspen st., West Philadelphia. [Pa.] May 12 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary Jane Neely, by her brother, Matthew Neely, from the Co. Donegal, Ireland, at the S. W. comer of Carpenter and Stocker sts., Phila. Pa. May 13 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John Noleen, lad about 14 years old, who arrived May 3^ in New York, in the steamer "Minnesota", from Co. Galway, Ireland, by his sister, Honora Noleen, at 735 S. Ninth st. [Phila. Pa.]. He left New York May 6th, for Philadelphia. May 13 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of the relatives of Mrs. Jane Fitzgerald, formerly Miss Jane Cassaday, of Ireland. Address 1506 Spruce st., Phila. Pa. May 15 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 See notice May 11 1869 Information wanted of Winnifred Callaghan, a native of the Co. Roscommon, Ireland, who landed here on the 6th. Any information will be thankfully rec'd by her sister Mary Callaghan, at 613 S. Fourth st. [Phila. Pa.] May 17 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Elijah and Alice Mount, when last heard from were living in the service of Dr. Barton, on Chestnut st. [Phila. Pa.]. Information will be thankfully rec'd by Thomas A. Porter, Mare Island, Vallejo, Calif. May 19 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Robert Roach of Quebec, Canada, desires to hear from his son, William Roach. Address 14 N. Seventh st., [Phila. Pa.] 332 PERSONALS Pub. Date May 24 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Any information of Mary Furly, duaghter of Lawrence Furly, of Co. Caven [Cavan], Ireland (when last heard from was in Utica [N.Y.]), will be thankfully rec'd by her sister, Elizabeth Furly. Address Tacony PostOffice, Phila. Pa. May 24 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of William Mbnigal and Margaret and Diana Dougherty, by their brother, Barney Dougherty, from the Co. Donegal, Parish of Moreland, Ireland. Call at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: No parish, town or townland of this name in Co. Donegal; closest I could come is Murlough and Murren, both townlands i there is a Moorland in Co. Louth] _ May 24 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted information concerning the whereabouts of Harry Wood, son of the late actor Wood, of this city [Phila. Pa.] and for the last eighteen months resided in New Orleans, La., which city he left about two months ago for Phila. [Pa.]i Address G.B.M., Ledger Office and oblige a relative. May 24 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Thomas Brady, William Brady, John Brady, Owen Brady, Mary Brady, Catharine Brady, of Co. Galway, Ireland, by their brother, Peter Brady, of 3101 Market st. [Phila. Pa.]. May 26 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Hugh Bredley and Barney Hamill, of Legene [Legane], Co. Tyrone, Ireland, [signed] Maggie Dunis, Seventeenth and Callowhill sts. [Phila. Pa.] June 3 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Maria or Susan Barry, of Co. Kilkenny, Ireland, reside in this city, please address or call on Miss Annie Faulkner, White Horse Hotel, 1016 Market st., Phila. [Pa.] June 5 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Mary Coilgin, of Fintona, Tyrone Co., Ireland, will hear of her sister, Ann [Coilgin] by calling at 1727 Sansom st., Phila [Pa.] June 7 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Official Department of State, Washington, June 4th 1869. Information has been received at this depart¬ ment from Geo. F. Seward, the Consul General, of the U. States, at Shanghai, of the death on the 8th of March last, at Shanghai, of Lydia Wallace Rennell, of Phila. Pa. The legal representatives can obtain fur¬ ther information by addressing this Department. - 333 Pub. Date PERSONALS June 9 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary Toner, by her brother Michael Toner, lately arrived, from Omagh, [County] Tyrone, Ireland, will be thankfully rec'd at 1719 [?] N. Second st. [Phila. Pa.] June 9 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of Hugh Simpson, by his sister, who has just arrived from Ireland. Address Sarah Simpson, 1414 Arch st. [Phila. Pa.] June 10 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John and Ann Maguire, also Richard Ball, by their brother, Francis Maguire, from Balbriggen [town of Balbriggan], Co. Dublin, Ireland. Inquire at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] June 10 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Lawrence Halpin, from the Parish of Lobenstow, Co. Meath, [Ireland] by his bro¬ ther and sister, Thomas and Alice Halpin, at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] June 17 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 If this should meet the eye of Mr. Hillier, formerly at Messrs. Coleman's, carman, of London, England, and who in the year 1866 was in Phila. [Pa.], his sister at Highbury, England, will be most thankful to hear from him. June 18 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mary Welsh, from Carrick [sic], Co. Waterford, Ire¬ land, passage paid by C. P. Williams, wishes to find her sister, Catharine Welsh. Apply to Robert Taylor & Co. 140 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: There are many towns and townlands named Carrick in Ireland, but none are in Co. Waterford; there is a townland named Carrickbeg however] June 19 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Odille Potdvin, from Montreal, Canada, wishes to find her sister, Olympe Potdvin. Apply to Mrs. Landouzi, 252 S. Sixth st. [Phila. Pa.] June 22 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mary Ann Gavin, from Fintona, Co. Tyrone, Ireland, arrived per steamer "Europa" from Londonderry [Ire¬ land] is requested to call at 743 S. Fifth st., Phila. Pa. [signed] John Donaghy - - - 334 Pub. Date PERSONALS June 22 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 The undersigned having just returned from Califor¬ nia, after an absence of 12 years, desires informa¬ tion relative to the whereabouts of his father, Thomas Smith, Sr.; also, his sisters and brother, Katie, Mary and Jas. Smith. Should this meet their notice, or that of any one knowing their where¬ abouts, they will confer a favor by calling or add¬ ressing, Thomas Smith, Jr., Bull's Head Hotel, Market st. [Phila. Pa.] June 25 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information is requested of the whereabouts of Charles Clavens, a native of Baden, Germany; last heard from was in Lancaster, Pa.; and also of Joseph Kirh, of the same place. Address Michael Fidder, Co, E, 11th U. S. Infantry. June 28 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted Information of William Bone, supposed to be living in Phila. or Rockdale; is from the Co. of Armagh, about 3 miles from the town of Tandragee [Tanderagee], north part of Ireland. Any person giv¬ en information of his whereabouts will be liberally rewarded. Address your letter to Wm. Moore, 357 W. Fifth st., Cincinnati, Ohio. July 1 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Patrick Marion, from Co. Mono¬ han [Monaghan], Ireland, by his brother, Owen Marion, from California, at 112 S. Second st., Phila. [Pa.] - > July 3 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Ann Gallagher, from Co. Donegal, Ireland, who arrived in the "Cambria" on Monday night, June 28th, by her sister, Mary Gallagher, 2 Courtland Place, New Market st., above Vine [st., Phila. Pa.] July 3 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mary and Alice Gallagher, by their sister Ann, Parish of Tollaldgley [probably Tullaghobegly], Co. Donegal, Ireland. She is at 308 N. Seventeenth st.[Phila. Pa.] July 8 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mary McConnel, that came in the ship "Stadicona", from Derry, [Ireland] will call at John McGinley's, 102 Pine st. [Phila. Pa.] July 8 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Robert Harris (colored) who came to this city from St. Louis, Mo., some fifteen or eighteen years ago, will call on the subscriber, he may hear of something to his advantage. If not living, any of his heirs, [signed] Edwin Hall, 19 Strawberry st. [Phila. Pa.] 335 Pub. Date PERSONALS July 9 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of a young boy named James Jones. When last heard from, he was in Chicago [Ill.]. [signed] Annie Hanley, 538 N. Tenth st. [Phila. Pa.] July 13 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of William Dillon, from Co. Wexford, Ireland, by his sister, Eliza Dillon, 1921 Camac st. [Phila. Pa.] July 19 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Margaret More, who came to Phila.[Pa.] about 22 or 23 years ago. When last heard from was living in St. Joseph's avenue, Phila.[Pa.]. Any information concerning her would be thankfully rec'd by her sister, Matilda Gilmore, from Tyrone Co., Ireland, at present residing at Illinois Grove, Marshall Co., Iowa. July 20 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 John Evans, your sister-in-law, Anna Doyle, has lately arrived from Ireland, would like to see you. Call at 2046 Callowhill st. [Phila. Pa.] July 26 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Charles Williams, recently from England, per steam¬ ship, "China", will find John Walker at 432 Carpenter st. [Phila. Pa.] July 27 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 $5 reward for any information of Eliza Cambell or July 29 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Nicholas Wade Clark, who left Bristol, England, with his father, when about seven years old. His father, James Clark, was a currier by trade, and died in Phila. [Pa.] about eighteen years ago. The son then went to New York, to his uncle, and left there and has not been heard from since. Any in¬ formation of him will be thankfully rec'd by his mother, brother and sister [not named]. Direct [to] C. Clark, Howe's Sewing Machine Co., Bridgeport, Conn. Aug. 11 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 John Campbell (Phila.) aged 15, was taken away from Phila. [Pa.] by Mr. Striclin, to work on a railroad in Minnesota. Any tidings of him will be thankfully rec'd by his mother, at 616 Hallowell st. [Phila. Pa.] [signed] Sarah Campbell Bridget Cambell, formerly of Co. Monaghan, Ireland. Call or address 744 Swanson st., Phila. [Pa.] 336 PERSONALS Pub. Date - Aug. 11 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of a young lady by the name of Margaret Jaffray, from Wales. Address M. Martin, 1622 Shippen st. [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 28 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Notice - James Halton, of Carrickmacross, Co. Monaghan, Ireland, when last heard of was at the Farmer's Hotel, 346 N. Third st. [Phila.Pa.] Any information will be gladly rec'd by his cousin, Mary McKenna, 1507 Frankford road, Kensington, Phila.[Pa.] Aug. 30 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary and Catharine Mullin, from Mullislynn [Mullaghslin Glebe], Ireland, by their brother, Patrick Mullin, supposed to be in Phila. [Pa.]. Apply 107 S. Twenty-fourth st., - [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 30 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Aug. 30 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information will be thankfully rec'd of the address in Phila. [Pa.] of Peter Boyle and Mary Boyle, from Ballanaleck [Ballynaleck], Co. Armagh, Ireland, by their sister, Bridget [Boyle], now in New York. Add¬ ress P. M. Masterson, 113 Avenue B, New York City. Wanted - Information of the children of Doctor Lowber (colored doctor), who died in Phila. [Pa.] about 1863. Address J. C. Lawton, 18 Gurley st., Chicago, Ill. Aug. 31 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted as to the whereabouts of Matthew Wells, an Englishman, about 30 years old, who came to this country from Cheshire [England], about one year ago. Any information concerning him will be thankfully rec'd by his sister, Margaret Wells, Laurel Run Post-Office, Luzerne Co., Pa. Sept. 2 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of Barney Ferry, by his cousin, lately arrived from Dundee, Scotland, [signed] Patrick Cox at 2206 Hamilton st. [Phila. Pa.] Sept. 2 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Catharine McNally, who arrived from the Co. Longford, [Ireland] on the "City of Paris", on the 31st ult., can be had at 842 Swanson st. [Phila. Pa.] Sept. 10 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 $5 reward - Any information given of Michael Kennedy, from Kings Co., Ireland, will be thankfully rec'd by his cousin, Geo. Kehoe, Haddington, West Philadelphia. He has been missing since Thursday the 2d inst. - 337 Pub. Date PERSONALS Sept. 21 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Will Mrs. Sarah Jane Velsor, daughter of Ralph L. Phelps, who died in New York, and granddaughter of Daniel Phelps, who died in Hebron, address Henry A. Phelps, room 41, Hungerford and Corner Block, Hartford, Conn. Sept. 21 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Herbert Thomas, a mason by trade, who emigrated about 34 years ago, a native of Carbon, Monmouthshire, England. Last heard from in Minersville, Pa. Any information of him or his sons will be thankfully rec'd by Wyndham Thomas, Brewster Sta., Putnam Co., N. J. Sept. 15 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary Ann Kilpatrick, formerly Kelly, from Co. Derry, Ireland, who came to this country about 12 years ago, by her brother, James Kelly, 130 Liberty st., New York. Sept. 21 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Julia Fahy (maiden name Julia Coleman), native of Ire¬ land, Co. Cork, who emigrated to this country about twenty years ago. When last heard from was in New Or¬ leans [La.]. Any tidings of her will be thankfully rec'd by her son, Dennis Fahy, 642 Callowhill st., Phila. Pa. Sept. 22 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Sarah Fletcher of Burnley, Lancastershire, England, will address 2031 Carlton st., Phila. [Pa.] it will be a great advantage to her. Sept. 24 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mary Ann Simpson, whose maiden name was Smith, and former wife of William Simpson, stone mason, will hear of something to her advantage by addressing A. Goodrich 126 Dearborn st., Chicago, Ill. Sept. 24 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information is wanted concerning the whereabouts of Ann Carroll, who married Patrick Collins, formerly of Brooklyn, N. Y. Address Michael Carroll, West Chesh¬ ire, Connecticut. Sept. 27 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information is wanted of William Long, house carpen¬ ter, sons or daughter, Samuel, John, Ruben, William, Henry and Emma [Long], by his daughter, Mary Long, now Mrs. Mary Nock. Address Mrs. Mary Nock, Savannah Post-Office, Georgia 338 Pub. Date PERSONALS Sept. 29 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Uriah B. Thomas, who went to California in 1850; he was a house carpenter; he was slender and middling tall, dark hair, and eyes. If any of those men can give any information of him, that have come from California, it will be thank¬ fully rec'd, by his sister, [signed] Mrs. A. B. Baker, 116 Beck's Place, Phila. [Pa.] Sept. 29 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. Anna Maria Kahl, formerly Van Briessen, bom Stuivenberg, natif from Amsterdam, in Holland, and who leaves that country in the summer of 1855 for Pittsburg [Pa.], in the State of Pennsylvania, is prayed for to send her address in the quickest delay [sic] to the communal counsel of Gernsbach, in the Grand Duchy of Baden, with the allowance her son Anton Van Briessen could [be] married there. Oct. 1 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal If Mary McNarrey, lately arrived from Garraugh [no county given], Ireland, will call at 125 N. Tenth st. [Phila.Pa.], she will hear some¬ thing to her advantage. [Note: There is a townland of Garragh in Queens Co. and townlands of Garra in Co. Galway and Wexford] Oct. 1 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of Henry McCartney, a native of Co. Derry, Ireland. Is 5 feet 8 high, blue eyes, light hair, 38 years of age, by occupation laborer, by his wife [not named], 220 Columbia st. [Phila. Pa.] - - > Oct. 12 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 - Wanted Information of Andrew Sweeney of Co. Donegal, Ireland; came to this country in 1865; last heard was in Allentown, [Pa.]. Any information would be thank¬ fully rec'd by his sister, Mary Sweeney, 1223 Arch st., [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 12 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of the whereabouts of John Thompson an old man, a native of Scotland, lately arrived in this country, by his friend, David Wylie, Seventyfirst st. and Darby Road, Kingsessing [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 21 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Bridget and Henry Dougherty, from Co. Derry, Ireland, can see their sister, Nancy [Dougherty], at 152 Dock st. [Phila. Pa.], who arrived on the ship "Columbia". 339 Pub. Date Oct. 25 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 PERSONALS Department of State, Washington, October 23d 1869 Information has been received at this department from Mr. J. Donaldson Long, the Consul of the United States, at Montevideo [Uruguay], of the death, on 28th day of June last, at Montevideo, of John Solomon Barton. The deceased was a native of - Phila. [Pa.] - Oct. 26 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of Patrick Proctor, of London¬ derry, Ireland. His cousin [not named] from Glasgow, [Scotland] wants to see him, at 8 Shoemaker st., off 8th [st.] below Market [st. Phila. Pa.] Oct. 30 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Notice If William Lowe, who left Grove street, Ardwick, Manchester, England, about the year 1853, and resided for some time in Swan Island, Phila., and New York, America, will communicate with the undersigned, he will hear of something to his advantage. And un* less the said Wm. Lowe returns to the undersigned with—, in twelve calendar months from this date, he will lose all benefits under his late father's will, [signed] H. S. Pemberton, John B. Allwood, Executors of the late James Lowe, 67 Woodward st., Manchester, Eng¬ land. Dated Sept. 21 1869 Nov. 5 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Robert Rainford, bricklayer, who left Liverpool, England on the ship "Jeremiah Thompson" in 1856, will hear something to his advantage, if he will conmunicate with H. Holmes, at 307 Cherry st., Phila. [Pa.], or write to his mother, at 13 Bourn st., West Darby road, Liverpool, England. Nov. 8 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of John Hickey and Samuel Phillips, of the Co. Donegal, Ireland, who sailed from London¬ derry about twenty-four years ago. When last heard from were in Phila. [Pa.]. Any information will be thank¬ fully rec'd by their sister, at 275 N. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] [signed] Elizabeth Hickey Nov. 11 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 James A. Stanley of Birmingham, England, will hear of his sister [not named] by applying to 34 N. Thirty¬ fourth st., Phila. [Pa.] Nov. 11 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 If this should meet the eye of William Beaugarde, tailor; Left Co. Sligo [Ireland] in ship "Britannia" about 1831. toy information of him will be thankfully rec'd by his brother, John Beaugarde. Post-Office, Melbourne, - Notice - Australia. 340 Pub. Date PERSONALS Nov. 12 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Patrick Sheridan, who left Maynooth, Co. Kildare, Ireland, about 1852. When last heard from was in North Wharf, Toronto, Canada about the year 1860. Information will be thankfully rec'd by his nephew, James Leavy. Direct [to] Highspire, Dauphin Co., Pa. Nov. 20 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 If James Byron, who arrived in this city [Phila. Pa.] about five weeks ago, from Providence, R. I., will call at 152 Dock st., he will see his wife there. Nov. 25 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Hannah Farrel, who left Ireland about 19 years ago. Any information will be thank¬ fully rec'd by John Brown, Conshohocken [Montgomery Co. Pa.] Nov. 29 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information of the whereabouts of Catharine Walker, formerly from Glencolmkill[Parish of Glencoluiribkille] Co. Donegal, Ireland; when last heard from was in State of Pennsylvania. Any information of her where¬ abouts will be thankfully rec'd by her sisters, Eliza and Jane Walker, 623 Fisher st., below Tasker st., Phila. Pa. Dec. 4 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Margaret Murry, Parish of Loughgill, Co. Antrim, Ireland, can see her brother [not named] by calling at 235 Duponceau st., between Locust and Spruce [sts. Phila.Pa.] Dec. 15 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 The heirs of John Melchior Becker of Canton Glarus, Switzerland, who died in Phila. February twenty-fifth 1847, are requested to call at Swiss Consulate, S.W. corner of Fourth and Wood sts. [Phila. Pa.] Dec. 17 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Catharine and Bridget Crine, from Co. Sligan [Sligo], Ireland, by their brother, John Crine, 1313 Hancock st., Phila. [Pa.] Dec. 18 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Margaret Brady, by her nephew, John McEntee, late from Parish Drumgoon, Co. Cavan, Ireland, at 148 S. Water st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: Drumgoon is a townland as well as a parish] 341 Pub. Date Jan. 1 1870 Pg» 3 col. 2 See notice . Feb. 7 1870 PERSONALS - Notice To William Dalton, (son of Edward Dalton) late of Golden, Co. Tipperary, Ireland, gentleman, deceased), formerly of Saginan, State of Michigan, America. If said William Dalton communicates with John Edward Dalton, Administrator of the said de¬ ceased, to the care of James Dwyer, his Solicitor, 22 Wellington Quay, Dublin, Ireland, he will hear something to his advantage. Jan. 3 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Any person knowing anything of John Joseph Shunz, a cabinetmaker, of Voralberg, Bars, Tyrol, will please address John Ludescher, Conshohocken, Pa. Jan. 6 1870 Pg. 3 col. 6 If this should meet the eye of Isabella Balfour, or her sons, Gilbert and Alexander [Balfour], late of Savchie, Scotland, Mrs. Munro of Alva, will be glad to hear from them; or send address to William Elliot, Media, Pa. Jan. 13 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Patrick Collins, of Westport, Co. Mayo, Ireland, can see his wife and family at 152 Dock st. [Phila. Pa.], who arrived on the steamship "City of Boston". Jan. 14 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. Henriette Kaerstin (maiden name Henriette May), from Rotenburg, on the Fulda, Hesse-Cassel, is re¬ quested, on account of a legacy, to give information of her residence to her sister, Mrs. Christine Mueller, Hisses Lane, Roxborough, near Phila. [Pa.]. Jan. 18 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted by Margaret Bardan, of Bacup, Lan¬ cashire, England, of Thomas Martin, of Bunly, Lanca¬ shire, England. When last heard from on April 15th 1866, was living in Mahanoy City, Schuylkill Co., Penna. Address Mrs. Margaret Bardan, care of, J. P. Truitt, Kellyville Post-Office [Pa.]. Jan. 24 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 James Hamilton, of Co. Donegal, Ireland, who resided at Brooklyn, New York, communicate with your mother. Address Mrs. Margaret Hamilton, care of, Mrs. Monroe, Tioga R.R. Station, Phila. [Pa.] Jan. 24 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 If .. Wm.’ . Fapp, native of Campbelltown, Argyleshire, Scotland, 16 years ago, of H.B.M's 72d Highlanders, will address J. G. Gray, 1320 S. Thirteenth st. [Phila Pa.] he will hear of something to his advantage. 342 Pub. Date PERSONALS Feb. 7 1870 Pg. 3.col. 2 See notice Jan. 1 1870 Notice to William Dalton (son of Michael Dalton, late of Golden, Co. Tipperary, Ireland, deceased), formerly of Sagman, State of Michigan, America. Whereas, not* ices appeared as follows (directed by mistake to the said William Dalton, as son of Edward Dalton) in the New York Herald newspaper on 1st and 2d of January 1870, and in the Philadelphia Public Ledger newspaper on 1st and 3d said month of January. If said William Dalton communicates with John Edward Dalton, adminis¬ trator of said deceased, to the care of James Dwyer, his solicitor, 22 Wellington Quay, Dublin, Ireland, he will hear something to his advantage. Feb. 7 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Bridget O'Leary, married nine years ago, in Philadelphia [Pa.] to Michael Bergen, from Tipperary, Ireland. Address Mary O'Leary, 92 Sackett st., Brooklyn, N.Y. Feb. 15 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Patrick, and William Keating, from Co. Galway, Ireland, by their brother, Owen [Keating], 524 Penn st. [Phila. Pa.] Feb. 24 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John Brennan, a native of Par¬ ish of Crossbayne [Crossboyne], Co. Mayo, Ireland, who resided on Girard avenue, by his sister, Margaret Brennan, 148 Dock st. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 2 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary Robinson, Co. Tipperary, Ireland, who came to this country about twenty years ago. When last heard from she was in Bradford or Bran¬ don, Pa. Any information of her whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by her brother, John Robinson, Whippany, Morris Co., N. J. - Mar. 16 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of John Rourke or Pat'k Gallagher, from Cashcarrigan [Keshcarrigan], Co. Leitrim, Ireland, by their cousins, John and Ellen McKeon, just arrived in this city. Inquire at Robert Taylor & Co., 140 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 17 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted Mrs. Ellen Forrest or Patrick Forrest, who left New York about one year ago to live in Philadelphia- Address John Sands, Lock Box 450, Omaha, Nebraska. 343 Pub. Date PERSONALS Mar. 28 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Henry V. Kurzatkowski, an ex¬ officer of the French Army, who died in or near Phila. [Pa.] in December 1866. Address R.C.R., Ledger Office. Apr. 7 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Margery Maghery, from Killegordon [town of Killygordon], Co. Donegal, Ireland, who arrived in New York on the 2nd inst. per steam¬ ship "Columbia", from Londonderry, and is supposed to have come to this city. Address Edward Maghery, 918 Hutchinson st. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 12 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mrs. Elizabeth Yates. Any infor¬ mation concerning her will be thankfully rec'd by the undersigned, at the United States Hotel, corner Walnut street and Delaware avenue. Or if this notice should meet her eye, she can find her sister, by applying at the above hotel, or at 215 Front street, Brooklyn, N.Y. [signed] D. L. Cranch Apr. 18 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Robert Ferguson, Glasgow [Scotland] is requested to communicate with John T. Morey, New Orleans [La.] and his brother, Benjamin Ferguson, Middlehope P.O., Orange Co. [no state given; there are Orange-Eos.in Calif., Fla., Ind., N.C., N.Y., Tenn., Va. and Ver.] Apr. 20 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mr. Thomas Criddle, a baker by profession, formerly [of] Richmond Surrey, England, will hear something to his advantage by addressing Creagmile & Co., 459 N. Second st., Phila. [Pa.] Apr. 23 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Peter Moran, by his sister Cath¬ arine [Moran], from Co. Westmeath, Ireland. Nine years ago, he lived at Nineteenth and Market sts. [Phila. Pa.]. Any information concerning him will be thankfully rec'd at the Ledger Office. His wife, Susan or any of the family will answer this. Any one answering this will please direct their letters to Mrs. John Murphy, Box 447, Leavenworth City, Kansas. Apr. 26 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Soerens Swenson, of Londerhoe, Fonoe, by his cousin Neil Nelsson, 629 S. Front st. Apr. 28 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 [Phila. Pa.] Reuben and Elizabeth Jeffreys, late of Leicester, Old England, are requested to communicate with Thomas Wallis, 3 Postern st., Nottingham, [England] as they may hear something to their advantage. Letters to be post paid. 344 Pub. Date May 6 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 PERSONALS Information wanted of John McCartney/ who came here in 1858, from Chappleizeitte [sic]. It will be thankfully rec'd by addressing Sarah McCartney, Led¬ ger Office. [Note: Probably town of Chapelizod, Co. Dublin, Ireland] May 10 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 10 1870 Pg.• 3 col. 1 May Information wanted of Charles, James and Michael Kelly, Co. Donegal, Ireland, Parish of Inver. Looked for by their brother, Daniel Kelly, 119 New st. [Phila. Pa.] Luke Flannery, from Strokestown, Co. Roscommon, Ire¬ land, can meet his brother, John Flannery, by call¬ ing at the Enniskillen House, 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] May 23 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 George Platt, of Massly, Near Ashton, Lancashire, England, who came to this country some twenty years ago, will hear of something greatly to his advantage by addressing his nephew, William Platt, 5 Rodman st. Fall River, Mass. May 24 1870 Pg. 3 col. 8 If Mary McDermott, of Brigos, Newfoundland [Canada], will call or address 511 S. Front st., [Phila. Pa.], she will hear of something to her advantage. May 27 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Any news of Rose Ann Connelly, of Castle Dirge, Ireland, would be gladly received by her > brother, Edward [Connelly], 1240 Catharine st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: Probably town of Castlederg in Co. Tyrone] June 13 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mary Barron your sister Margaret [Barron] awaits you, from Ireland, at 3018 Market st.,"New York House" - [Phila. Pa.] June 14 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 If the mother of Isaac Hutchinson, who died in New Orleans, [La.] in the fall of 1869, Personal desires to communicate with the lady who attended him during his last illness, address or call this week on J. Stanley, 1004 Chestnut st. [Phila. Pa.]. June 18 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 $100 reward to any one who will give such information as will enable the undersigned to find Francis Laurie Harris, aged about 27; James Duncan McNab Harris, aged about 19, last heard from in St. Louis [Mo.] in 1869. Apply to B. Perkins, Jr., 218 S. Delaware ave. Phila. [Pa.] 345 Pub. Date July 4 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 July 13 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS Information wanted of Margaret Mahoney, maiden name White. Any information concerning her will be thank¬ fully rec'd by her neice, Catharine Murphy. Address Mrs. Catharine Carey, White Plains, Westchester Co., New York. Margaret McCloskey, late of Carrick, Co. Monaghan, Ireland, who is supposed to be in this city [Phila. Pa.]. Any information concerning her will be thank¬ fully rec'd by her friend, F. McEntee, Tenth and Ellsworth [st. Phila. Pa.] [Note: There are many townlands called Carrick in Ire¬ land, but none in Co. Monaghan] July 15 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 If this should meet the eye of Mary Ann Hanlon, who lives on Fourth st., please call at James Gormley's, 1 Hartley's Place, Cherry st., below Broad [st.], as her father and brother arrived from Scotland. July 23 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Edmond Beale, born in Southamp¬ ton, England, whose father [not named] served under Lord Packenham at Battle of New Orleans, and who emi¬ grated to America over 40 years ago. Address A. Seedee Philadelphia Post-Office. July 26 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Abraham Salomon and Anton Lang, of Sulzdorf, near Koenigsofen, County of Krappfeld, Kingdom of Bavaria. Please address R.G.S., Ledger Office. July 27 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of William Durkin, of Ireland, who landed at New York, from steamer "City of Washington", July 19 1870, by Catharine Durkin, East Walnut Lane, three doors from Morton, Germantown, Phila. [Pa.] Aug. 4 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Samuel R. Shankland, late of California, is respect¬ fully requested to communicate his address to Henry E. Lacy, Camp Goodwin, Arizona Territory. Aug. 8 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Margaret Ross and Bell Living¬ ston, from Glasgow [Scotland] who came to this country about three months ago, by her friend, Elizabeth Wilkie, from same place, at Mrs. McCloskey's, opposite Penns R. Road Depot. 346 Pub. Date Aug. 8 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS Information wanted of David Colman Barry, who left London, Old England, the year 1851, in the ship "Independence", in search of his sister, Mrs. Samuel Brown, who was living in Phila. [Pa.] in 1857. Went to Nathan Rooms, Pump and Blockmaker, Port Richmond, [Phila. Pa.] to learn the trade. When last heard of was working in the Navy Yard, calling himself David W. Perry. He would be a small man, black hair, gray eyes, religion Roman Catholic. Any information thankfully rec'd by his brother, William Barry, who left Old England on purpose to see him. Address Vftn. Barry, American Office, Baltimore [Md.]. - Aug. 13 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted If any one can give information of the whereabouts of Henry W. Marrs, it will be thankfully rec'd by his brother-in-law J. L. Madden, Middleton, Idaho. Aug. 23 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of the whereabouts of Mrs. Mary Ann Swinscoe, a native of Nottingham, England. If alive, she will hear of something to her advantage by applying to George Rogers, 2037 Oriana st., Phila. Pa. Aug. 24 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Andy Carol, by his neice, Eliza Carol, from the Parish of Gem, [probably Garraun], Co. Kilkenny, Ireland, at 242 Front st., Phila. Pa. [Note: There are 2 townlands called Garraun in Co. Kilkenny] - Information of John Whiting, a native of Here¬ fordshire, England. Himself or heirs will hear of something to their advantage by applying to B. Burn, 321 Market st., Phila. [Pa.] Sept. 10 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted Sept. 12 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted in regards to the whereabouts of Christopher Brown, by trade a paper maker, aged about 50 [?] years, was last heard from at Baltimore [Md.], six years ago. Any information concerning him will be thankfully rec'd by his sister Susan Kearney, Laffayette, Manayunk Post Office, Phila. [Pa.] Sept. 23 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Charles S. Aitken, formerly Master of Personal! Bark, "Alice Kelley", is now at Rock Island Arsenal, — Illinois. 347 Pub. Date PERSONALS Sept. 30 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Michael Dolan, native of the Co. Tyrone, Ireland. Last heard of was in Washing¬ ton, D.C. Will hear something to his advantage by calling or addressing 1817 Green st., Phila. [Pa.] Oct. 10 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Nellie McDonnell, from the Co. Mayo, Swinford [Swineford; Ireland]. Call at once, 219 Jacoby st. [Phila. Pa.], [signed] Sarah Reddy. Oct. 15 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information is wanted of James Smith, who left Ballitore, Co. Kildare, Ireland, about twelve years ago, and when last heard from was living in Phila. [Pa.]. Any information of him will be thankfully rec'd by his brother, Michael [Smith], who is now in Orange, Essex Co., N.J. Address Orange Post Office, [signed] Michael Smith Oct. 19 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 John Hanton, of Co. Kildare [Ireland], who married Catharine Collagan, can see his wife's sister [not named] at 25 N. Second st., Camden, N.J. Nov. 3 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Marceau Hautrive wishes to see Mrs. Stickney, or any of her family, who lived at Menin, Belgium, and who have lately returned to Philadelphia. Their address or any information about them, will be thankfully rec'd by me at the Bingham House. Nov. 4 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Francesco Fazzini, of Carrara, Italy, send your add¬ ress to Ciccardo Berlucihi, marble yard, corner Broadway and Twenty-seventh st., New York. Nov. 4 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Mrs. Mary Washington (colored), who came from Balti¬ more [Md.] on steamer "Whildin" last Wednesday, can see her son, David Washington, at S.W. corner Twelfth and Citron [sts.], above Wallace [st., Phila. Pa.] Nov. 10 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Francis Bradley or his brother-in-law, Edward McShane, Garvah, Co. Derry, Ireland. Send your address to Lock Box 40, Easton, Pa. Nov. 10 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Thomas Short, who left Co. Donegal, Ireland about twenty years ago, is in Philadelphia, his neice, Eliza Ann Young, wishes to hear from him at Cooke's Wharf, Twenty-fourth and Wood sts. [Phila. Pa.] 348 Pub. Date PERSONALS Nov. 12 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of John Taylor,, who arrived at Aleridge or Philadelphia [Pa.] by the "City of Paris", about December 16th 1869; tailor by trade. Any per¬ son knowing him, please address Thomas Leslie, 241 Water st, N. Y. Nov. 15 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Robert Wilkinson, of Dublin, Ireland and formerly in our employment, will call, he will hear something to his advantage, [signed] Boyd & Stroud, 32 N. Fourth st. [Phila. Pa.] Dec. 3 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Miss Fannie Steward (sister of Dr. John Steward, Ireland). She will hear something to her advantage, by calling on Mrs. Staunton, 1432 Fawn st., Master above Twelfth [st., Phila. Pa.] Dec. 9 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Notice James, Margaret, and Susan E. Fenwick, heirs of Colonel A. Fenwick, of St. Mary's County, Maryland, who are supposed to reside in Philadelphia [Pa.], may hear of something to their advantage, by addressing T. S. Benner & Co., Baltimore, Md. Dec. 29 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Margaret Fanning, a native of [town of] Callan, in the Co. Kilkenny, [Ireland] will hear of her brother, Michael Fanning, by addressing 1917 Market st. [Phila. - Pa.] 349 Pub. Date PERSONALS Jan. 6 1871 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information of William McColgan, who left Philadel¬ phia in the year 1866, will be thankfully rec'd by his aunt, Susan McCauley, 1017 Cherry st., Phila. [Pa.] Last heard of at Harve de Grace, Baltimore [Mi.] Jan. 26 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Thomas Birch from England, lately residing in Hazard st., Kensington [Phila. Pa.] will please send his address to Box 972, Phila. Post-Office. Feb. 8 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 WHITE Died on the 28th of January, Annie White, a native of Ireland, aged about 25 years. Should this information reach her brother [not named], he is re¬ quested to call on the Steward of the Pennsylvania Hospital. Feb. 9 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Henry Darman, a native of Bruns¬ wick, Germany. Musician and machinist, formerly of Boston and Taunton, Mass. Any information of him will be thankfully rec'd by John Koehler, Brandreth House, New York. Feb. 16 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of the whereabouts of Charles Thunberger, a Swede by birth, supposed to have left New York and come to Phila. [Pa.] five weeks since. Address R. Player, Northwest corner Eleventh and Christian sts. - [Phila. Pa.] Feb. 16 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 Personal - Jno. Gage, lumber dealer, please call at D. B. Beitler's, .1619 Market st. His sister, from Paines¬ ville, Ohio is there sick. Feb. 16 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of a little girl, who left home about the first of August 1869; she was then eleven years old, light hair, light blue eyes, very intelligent for her age. Her name was Rose Arnold. Any person knowing of her whereabouts will confer a great favor by informing her mother, Mrs. Mary Hight, Bellaire, Ohio. Feb. 20 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Bridget Brannon, from Tubercurry, [Tobercurry], Co. Sligo, Ireland, late [of] Lombard st. below 23d [Phila. Pa.]. Any information of her will be thankfully rec'd. Address A. Friend, Ledger Office. Mar. 9 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Michael or Dennis Kelly, formerly of the Parish of Clonturket [Clontuskert], Co. Galway, Ireland, by their sister Anne [Kelly] at 132 West 49th st. New York City. 350 Pub. Date PERSONALS Mar. 13 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted to know the whereabouts of Wm. Corlis and Margaret Ellen and Annie Welsh, of Claremorris [sic] Co. Mayo, Ireland, by Michael Corlis, 2134 Market st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: No parish or townland of this name; there is Cloghmore, Claremount, Clogher More etc.] Mar. 17 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Daniel Butler Henshall, late of Sandbach, Cheshire, England, will hear of something to his advantage by addressing W. Middlemiss, 120 Walnut st. [Phila.Pa»J. Mar. 22 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 If James Crawford, who left Glasgow, Scotland 30th January 1871, supposed to be in this country, will communicate with Mr.James Gilmour, 514 S. Seventeenth st. [Phila. Pa.], he will hear of something to his advantage. Mar. 27 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 If the lady who inquired at the office of C. H. Mall¬ ory and Co., of New York, respecting her brother Wallace Blake, supposed to have been lost on the steam¬ er "Varuna", last October, will send her address to M., box 4720, New York City, she will confer a favor. Mar. 28 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Edwin Weeden or James Weeden, papermakers, from England, will address L.L.W., Ledger Office, they can hear of a brother [not named] now in America. Mar. 30 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Henry Hardt, from Heimershausen, formerly Chur, Hessen, in Banking and Exchange business in this city, will please call or address his cousin, Henry Hardt, at Mannecher Hall, corner Franklin and Coates sts. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 5 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of James and Isaiah Greame, natives of the Parish of Tullyboy, Co. Cavan, Ireland, who left that place about the year 1846 with their parents, James and Elizabeth Greame, for Philadelphia. Address Annie Sprowle, 454 Carlton ave., Brooklyn [N.Y.] Apr. 6 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 A friend wishes John Donnelly, formerly of Ireland, Co. Tyrone, near Omagh, to send his address to Mrs. 0'Hagan of Kellyville, Del. Co. [Pa.] Apr. 11 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Robert Reid, dyer, who left Glas¬ gow [Scotland] for this city [Phila. pa.] 11th Septem¬ ber 1861. Apply at 1749 N. Second st. [Phila. Pa.] 351 Pub. Date Apr. 15 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 PERSONALS Thomas Bolton, of Hull, Yorkshire, England, wishes to hear of James Cooney, who left same place about eighteen years ago. Address 1621 Thompson st. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 21 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Ellen Collins and Rosanna Collins, was in West Chester, when last heard from; from Omagh, Co. Tyrone, Ireland, by their sister, Mary Collins, 2316 Gray's Ferry rd., 26th ward, Phila. [Pa.] Apr. 29 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Sancha Entwhistle, from Manchester, England., will call at 405 Callowhill st. [Phila. Pa.], he will hear something to his advantage. May 10 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Hester A. H. Mariner, formerly of Somerset, Md., by her brother, Thomas Q. Mariner, 372 William st., Baltimore, Md. May 12 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Eliza Halpin, from Limerick Co., Ireland, just arrived by the steamer "Wisconsin", desires to find her sis¬ ter, said to be living at James Fobes (or Forbes) in this city. Information wanted at 1507 Filbert st. [Phila. Pa.] where Eliza is. May 13 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of James Aston, son of Samuel Aston (deceased) a native of Lockwood, Yorkshire, England. If the said James Aston will call on or address TBdmaS. Wallworth, 1738 N. Tenth st. Phila. [Pa.] he will hear of something concerning his father's estate in England. May 24 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 May 24 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 - Notice The parents, relatives and friends of [Mr.] F. Hatch, son of the late Capt. Charles Hatch, of Brixham, Devonshire, England, please coiranunicate to the address of "Doveton College", Calcutta, India. Information wanted of Ann Leary, or her son Patr'k [Leary] or daughters Ellen, Maria, and Catharine [Leary] from Ballymoa [Ballymoat], Co. Galway, [Ireland], by Martin Leary, 346 N. Third st. [Phila. Pa.] from Bally¬ moa [Ballymoat], Co. Galway, Ireland. 352 Pub. Date PERSONALS May 30 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Capt. John Kelly, there is a letter of importance awaiting you at Ledger Office, from California, from your sister-in-law, Kate Ginnivan. June 5 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 John Ryan or Bryan, from Upper Doolis [Delias Upper], Co. Limerick, Ireland, wishes to find his brother-inlaw, Thos. Cavanagh, who paid his passage at our off¬ ice. Apply to Robert Taylor & Co., 140 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] June 10 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 George Stephenson, lately from California, will call or address William Fox, 4831 Main st., Germantown. [Phila. Pa.] - June 15 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 A Suitable Reward Information wanted of Matilda Wylie, who landed in New York, 9 years ago, and has not been heard of since. Daughter of Joseph and Mary Wylie, Co. Fermanagh. Any information will be thank¬ fully rec'd by her distressed mother, Mary Wylie, Eighth ave. betw'n Sixty-third and Sixth-fourth sts. New York. June 19 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Michael Corraghan of Indramnahaole [sic], Parish of Demessniss [Derrynoose], Co. of Armagh, [Ireland], son of Peter Corraghan, by his sister Betty [Ccrraghan]. Address 114 Bread st. [Phila. Pa.] June 19 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Thomas J. Todhunter, native of England, by his sister Mary Donnelly,'935 S. Tenth st. Phila. [Pa.] June 20 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. Buckingham Your son Joseph [Buckingham] has arrived from England. Call at Remont's 102 S. Thir¬ teenth st. [Phila. Pa.] June 21 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Martin Quinn, Scranton, Pa. who has lately arrived from England, wants to know the whereabouts of his sister, Ellen Quinn, who left Scranton for Philadel¬ phia some short time before Christmas last. His add¬ ress is Scranton, Pa. June 24 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 Informatiom is wanted of Annie and Mary, daughters of John Murphy, also of Elizabeth Murphy, daughter of Michael Murphy, natives of Scotchtown, near [town of] Bally Connell, Co. Cavan, Ireland. When last heard from, lived in or near Phila. Pa. Any information will be thankfully rec'd by their uncle, Patrick Murphy, 90 Pine st., Patterson, N.J. - 353 Pub. Date PERSONALS June 30 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Jane Sutherland, who came out to this country, about 17 years ago, from Articlave, Parish of Drumboe [Dunboe, Co. Londonderry], Ireland, will send her add¬ ress to 427 E. York st. [Phila.Pa.], she will see her sister [not named] who has lately arrived. July 1 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 Any information of Hester Stuart, formerly Hyatt, of Cleveland, England, by her brother Edward [Hyatt]. Address P.H.W. Ledger Office and receive thanks of her brother. July 3 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of William Dalton, who went from New Jersey to Texas, by his brother, Richard [Dalton], 627 Walnut st., Phila. Pa. July 19 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary or Jane Flynn, from near Dublin, Ireland, who lived with Mrs. J. Flood in 1856. Address 1520 N. Fifteenth st. [Phila.Pa.] July 24 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. Ellen Davis, formerly of Londonderry, Ireland, will hear of something to her advantage by addressing John Davis, Philadelphia Post-Office, Pa. July 24 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 If this meets the eye of Charles H. Duesberry, he will send his address to his cousin, Addie Leonard, of Gal¬ veston. Box 672, New York Post-Office. July 25 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of the whereabouts of Harriet Peyton, colored, by Seth J. Clark. She was to arrive in Phila. [Pa.] some days ago from Washington, D.C. If she has arrived, call at 813 Lombard st. [Phila. Pa.] July 28 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of Michael Sheedy, by his cousin, Mary Reynolds, from Derbyshire, England. Call at 242 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] Aug. 3 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Miss Roxanna Brooks, formerly of Virginia, will call Robert R. Hall, 424 Diamond st. [Phila. Pa.], she will confer a favor. Aug. 3 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John J. Whitman, or relatives, formerly of New Jersey;. . Also of John or George Monroe of Mississippi, or relatives. Address 0., Barren Hill P. 0., Montgomery Co., Pa. - 354 Pub. Date PERSONALS Aug. 5 1871 Pg. 3 col 2 Margaret Kelly, Co. Limerick, lately from Ireland, wants to see her uncle, John Kelly. Arrived in ship "Virginia". Address Peter Brady, 335 N. Forty-first st., West Philadelphia [Pa.]. Aug. 8 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 On Saturday evening, Mr. Martin Massey and his friend Charles Holm, of New Orleans [La.] arrived late at night, in this city, and stopped with their friend Mr. Valor, on Vine st. On Sunday morning, while strolling through Franklin Square, Mr. Massey was taken with a hemorrhage and expired in a few minutes, in his friend's arms. Although a stranger in this city, he soon found friends who had the body conveyed to the office of William H. Moore, Undertaker, Arch st., above Fifth, who will ship the body this (Tuesday) evening for New Orleans. To the members of the Old Volunteer Fire Department, who assisted him, and as well as members of the police force, he returned his sincere thanks, [signed] Charles Holm, Hook and Ladder^NovS, New Orleans [La.]. Aug. 8 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal If this should meet the eye of any of the members of Co. L, Third Regt., New Jersey Cavalry Vols., who witnessed the accidental shooting of L. H. Abenroth, on July 4, 1864, at City Point, Va., they would confer a great favor to Wm. Abendroth, 1419 Vienna st., Phila. [Pa.]. If they would inform him where they could be seen, a suitable reward will be given. Aug. 22 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Ruth Annie Roder, former wife of Conrad Roder, of Ken¬ tucky, will hear something to her advantage by contact¬ ing T.M.A., Ledger Office. Aug. 23 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 - Wanted - Information of an old lady, wife of Jacob Stolz, sixty-six years old, dark eyes, grey hair, heavy set, medium size, two moles on right cheek;very lame from dropsy, native of Germany; poorly clad, wan¬ dered away from home, Dayton, 0. [Ohio], on the 3d day of August 1871; has been traced to Columbus, thence to Pittsburg, thence to Phila., where she arrived Sunday morning August 6th, at 7 A.M. on the Penna. Central Railroad, where she was last heard from; supposed still to be there, or in New York. Any information leading to her recovery will be kindly rec'd at Police Head¬ quarters at Philadelphia. 355 Pub. Date PERSONALS Aug. 24 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Bernard McCanne, residing in Philadelphia, any infor¬ mation from him, will be thankfully rec'd by James Downey, Port Jervis, Orange Co., N.Y. Aug. 28 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Miles Christy, in New York, by his sister, Margaret Brown, 1527 Spruce st. Chegary Institute. Aug. 31 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mark Pearson when last heard from, in 1860, he was living at Fairmount. Any infor¬ mation concerning him will be thankfully rec'd by his brother, John Pearson; Douglas City, Trinity Co., - Calif. Sep. 5 1871 Pg. 2 col. 7 Information wanted of Patrick Reyne, of Co. Galway, Parish of Meieler [sic], Ireland. Address John Reyne, Ledger Office. [Note: No parish or townland of this name; there are townlands of Meenleana, Meelick, Mweelin and the town of Menlough] Sep. 5 1871 Pg. 2 col.. 7 Information regarding John or Gabriel Bell, formerly of Rothesay, Bute, Scotland, will greatly oblige brother Hugh Bell, 121 Possil rd., Glasgow, Scotland. Sep. 5 1871 Pg. 2 col.’ 7 Any information of Marion E. McCune, will be thank¬ fully rec'd by her father at Ledger Office. When last heard from was apprenticed to A. Towanda, ^of the Brazilian Circus, in Savannah, Ga. [signed] T. G. McCune. SepA 13 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Catharine Cassidy, just arrived, from Quebec [Canada], wishes to meet her husband William Cassidy. Apply to Robert Taylor & Co., 140 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] Sep. 15 1871 Pg. -3 col. l 'See notice Below Mary Raaston [Ralston ], 1404 Huntingdon st., [Phila. Pa.] wishes to ascertain the whereabouts of Patrick Bollin and Mary Bollin, from Ballinasloe, Galway Co., Ireland. Please call or write. Sep. 19 1871 Pg. 2 col. 7 The gentleman who called at 1404 Huntingdon street, will please send his address through mail and he will hear of Mary Ralston, from Innishone, Killerman. [Note: There is a town and parish of Inisheer; and the townland of Killeroran in parish of same name, and Killemeen in parish of Addergoole, all in Co. Galway] 356 Pub. Date PERSONALS Sep. 27 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Patrick Burke, blacksmith, recently of Augusta, Georgia, will call on Win. Helme, at A. Whitney & Sons, Sixteenth and Callowhill sts. [Phila. Pa.] he will hear of something to his advantage. Sep. 27 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Alice Brown, from Pallasgreen [town of Pallas Grean] t/ Co. Limerick [Ireland], just arrived per steamer "Baltic", wishes to find her sister, Honora Brown, who paid her passage at our office. Apply Robert Taylor & Co., 140 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.]. Sep. 27 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 the present Post-Office address Personal Wanted of Robert Creighton, late Lieutenant and Adjutant 35th [?] Regt. U.S.C. troops. Address Capt. Wood¬ bury C. Smith, of Worcester, Mass. Sep. 28 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 See notice Sept.15 1871 Mr. Patrick Bollin, from Galway Co., Ireland, will find a letter in the Post Office. Sep. 29 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 If the wife, daughter or friends of Enos Mouder, deceased, formerly a machinist in Phila. [Pa.] who died on September 24th at Syracuse, N.Y., will call at this office, or address E. Kiley, 33 Plum st., Syracuse, N.Y., for particulars concerning him. Oct. 5 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted concerning Patrick McLoughlin, who was in the dry goods trade in Phila. [Pa.] in 1835. Any information in regard to him will be thankfully rec'd by his brother, Francis McLoughlin, 142 S. Green st., Chicago [Ill.]. Oct. 11 1871 Pg. 2 col. 6 If John Wilson, Robert Steel and Edward Claypool, their wives and families (if any such there be) and the representatives of the said Wilson, Steel and Clay¬ pool and their wives and family if any. Take note that the late William Henderson of Londonderry, Ireland, by his will dated the 31st December 1832, bequeathed to his nephew, John Wilson of Brooklyn, near N.Y., painter and glazier, the sum of <£ 150, if living at his (test¬ ator's death) and in case of his death, leaving a wife and family, testator directed that said sum should be invested for the use of such wife for her life, and after her death, divided among said John Wilson's children. The said Dr. Henderson, also bequeathed to his nephew Robert Steel, therein described as only child of Capt. Robert Long Steel by (Testator's sister Nancy Henderson) and whose Christian name he believed to be Robert, therefore, residing with his uncle, Mr. f - .. - (continued 357 Pub. Date Oct. 11 1871 (continuation) Pg. 2 col. 6 Oct. 19 1871 Pg. 2 col.- 5 PERSONALS Edward Claypool, accountant,Princess st., Phila. the sum of of 300, and in case of his death, leaving a wife and family, Testator directed that said sum should be invested for the use of such wife for her life, and after her death, be divided among said Robert Steel's children. (But in case his said nep¬ hew should die unmarried and without issue, Testa¬ tor directed thatSf 150 of said bequest should be given to said Mr. Claypool, if alive, and in case of his death, that same should be divided between his wife and children. The said Dr. Henderson died in the month of March 1846, and said legatees of3fl50 and £ 300 were shortly afterwards lodged by his Executors in the Court of Chancery, in Ireland, and invested in govern¬ ment stock, and same now remain in said Court, and amount to the sum of [illegible] 19s 4d. Govt, stock and^27[?], 2s. lOd. cash, or thereabouts. Now said legatees (if living) and if dead their wives and fam¬ ilies (if any), or their legal personal representatives, and all persons having any claim in respect of said legacies are requested to furnish to Mr. Townley William Hardman, 2 Foster Place, Dublin, Ireland, Solicitor, the particulars of such their claim on or before the 1st November 1871, with their names, addresses and descrip¬ tion, together with documentary evidence of their title- And in case of no such claim being made within the time, aforesaid, application will after said date, be madb to the Court of Chancery, in Ireland, to order that said stock and cash may be transferred to Mrs. Mary Anna Jane Bellamy Henderson, widow and personal repre¬ sentative of John Bellamy Henderson, deceased, who was sole residuary legatee of said Dr. William Henderson. Dated the 9th day of June 1871 Townley William Hardman, Solicitor, said Mrs. Henderson, 2 Foster Place, Dublin, Ireland. Information is wanted of a girl named Bridget Brennan, who arrived at New York from Liverpool, in the steamer "Queen" on the 23d ultimo. She left Castle Garden for Philadelphia [Pa.] on the 25th ultimo, since which not¬ hing is known of her. Any person who knows anything of her, will relieve the anxiety of her relatives by addres¬ sing W. H. L. Ledger Office. 358 Pub. Date PERSONALS - Oct. 25 1871 Pg. 2 col. 5 McAlister If Archibald McAlister, whose parents McAlister and Elizabeth Carson emigrated from Lame and Belfast, Co. Antrim, Ireland, and died in America about 10 or 12 years ago. Archibald McAlister was bom at St. Louis, State of Missouri, about 19 years ago and was last heard of in Phila.[Pa.] in care of his uncle McAlister about 12 years ago, will communicate with W. E. Whitman, Esq., 133 S. Fifth st., or with Messrs.L'Estrange & Brett, Solicitors, No. 6 Chichester st., Belfast, Ireland, he will hear something to his advantage. Oct. 27 1871 Pg. 2 col. 5 500 pounds left to Eliza Clare, by the death of her aunt [not named]. By writing to Father Welsh, of Mullivaht, Ireland, she can obtain it. [Note: No county given; possibly Mullinavat in Co. Kilkenny] Nov. 10 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Mary J. Reed is in Phila. [Pa.], will she communi¬ cate with her mother [not named] at New Bedford, Mass. Nov. 16 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mary Ann Cloakey, formerly of Ballynahinch, Co. Down [Ireland]. When last heard of residing in Phila [Pa.]. Address Joseph Cloakey, care of McNaughton & Co., 26 Exchange Place, New York. Nov. 17 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Bridget Turley will communicate with Messrs. James D. Meldon & Son, 14 Upper Ormond Quay, [Dublin], Ire¬ land, she will hear of something to her advantage. When last heard of in 1852, she was living with a Mr. Ayers, jeweller, Madison st., New York, as a children's maid. Is a daughter of Hugh Turley, a soap and candle maker, formerly of Ireland, and a neice of the late Jas. Burke, merchant of Blackhall Place, Dublin [Ireland] Dec. 5 1871 Pg. 2 col. 5 George Frederick Plimley, formerly of Ann Arbor, Mich¬ igan, is earnestly requested to communicate, without delay to Charles F. Knowles, 1000 Market st. Phila. Pa. Dec. 8 1871 Pg. 2 col. 6 Any one knowing the whereabouts of Thomas Cahill, house painter, boarding last March in New York with Edmund Bums, please send Bridget Cahill word, 1521 Cabot st. [no city given]. Dec. 13 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Elizabeth McGlaughlin, who sailed from Ireland on the 19th of November [1871] is here, she can hear of her friends at 917 S. Nineteenth st. [Phila. Pa.] [signed] Andrew McConnell 359 Pub. Date PERSONALS Dec. 18 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 John Dougherty- Information wanted of John Dougherty, native of Coleraine, [Co. Londonderry] Ireland, son of James Doughery, Mall Guard, Dublin, who emigrated to America about 13 years ago. Communicate with James Dougherty, 29 Summer Hill, Dublin, Ireland, or sister [not named], Wilard Asylum, Seneca Co., N.Y. Dec. 20 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wm. White, who came to this country 16 years ago, from the Co. Wexford, Ireland, will please communi¬ cate with his sister-in-law, Anastasia Tobin, Penn¬ sylvania Hospital, West Phila. [Pa.] Dec. 27 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 The parties that wanted information of Smith & Cooper can find Henry Smith by addressing, Eufaula, Alabama. 360 Pub. Date PERSONALS Jan. 2 1872 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted of Mary and Michael Harkins; they emigrated to America, eleven years ago, from the Co. Leitrim, Ireland. Their cousin, Mary Kelly, wishes to hear from them, 402 Tasker st. [Phila. Pa.] Jan. 12 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mr. Charles P. Miller, who married Mary Alford Seth, of Caroline Co., Maryland, will please send his add¬ ress to Dr. T. S. Holt, Hillsboro, Maryland. Busi¬ ness important. Jan. 24 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information of a young woman by the name of Jane Powell, who has light hair, and is very stout. Any information will be thankfully rec'd by her sister, Ann Powell, Rolling Mill, Georgia. Feb. 9 1872 Pg. 3 col. 4 Wanted - Information of Ann and Bella Harkin, from Odrach[sic], Coxtown, Ireland. Last heard of in Dou¬ glas st., Brooklyn [N.Y.]. Any information thank¬ fully rec'd by their sister Mary Harkin, 765 Howard st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: Can't find Odrach; & there are 3 Coxtowns - in Cos. Donegal, Galway and Waterford] Feb. 10 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Any information of Morris Golden, (gold beater by trade) who formerly resided in New York, will be thankfully rec'd by his mother, Mrs. Ellen Golden, 1238 Carlton st., Phila. [Pa.] Feb. 12 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Philip Triel, brother-in-law of Bridget and Anne Henry, Parish of Desirtmarton [Desertmartin], Co. Derry, Ireland. Apply at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] Feb. 12 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Emily McGinly, married to Wm. Liney about 28 years ago, since married to George Young. Also of Charles McGinly, now about 40 years of age. Both are from Balliar [Ballyarr], Co. Done¬ gal, Ireland, and resided in Phila. [Pa.] when last heard from, 8 years ago. Any information thankfully rec'd by a sister, Susan McGinly, Pittston, Pa. Feb. 12 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of Vftn. Craig,who left Scotland, about twenty years ago, and came to this country. When last heard from he was living in York st. Any information about him, dead or alive, will be thank¬ fully rec'd. Address Mrs. C. McIntyre, 2425 Philip st., above York, Phila. [Pa.] - 361 Pub. Date PERSONALS Feb. 16 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - To know of Sarah and Jane Carson, of the Parish of Finvoy, Co. Antrim, Ireland, Left 45 years ago. Any information will be gladly rec'd by her neice, Elizabeth Taylor, 750 Taylor st., Fairmount, Phila. [Pa.] Feb. 16 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Statuary Notice - Ireland Pursuant to the 22dand 23d Chap.'Viz. in the goods of Thomas Hunter,; ilaterof^Cairnrsk, Co. Donegal, Ireland, farmer, deceased, who died on the 6th day of March 1869. Notice is hereby given that all persons claiming to be creditors, or to have any claims against the estate of the above named deceased, are hereby requested to, on or before the 1st day of March 1872, to request in writing the particulars of their claim to Nancy McNutt, of Aughaninsin, Milford, in the Co. of Donegal, Ireland, widow, the administra¬ tor of said deceased, to whom Letters of Administrat¬ ion were granted for the Londonderry District of Her Majesty's Court of Probate, in Ireland, on the 12th day of December 1871; or to the undersigned, her sol¬ icitor, and to take further notice that after the said 1st day of March 1872, the said Administratrix will pro¬ ceed to administer the estate of said deceased, having regard only to the debts or claims of which she or her solicitor shall then have had notice. Dated this 13th day of February 1871. Edward Murray, Solicitor for said Administratrix, in Westmoreland st., Dublin, and Letterkenny, Co. Donegal, Ireland. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Feb. 17 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Edward Thomas Late ordinary seaman on board U.S. steamship "Oneida" died at Liverpool, England, March 1867. Feb. 2!4 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information is wanted of Mrs. Jane Bishop, by her sis¬ ter, Mrs. Moore, formerly Ann Hart, native of Ireland. Call or address Anne Vance, 133 Thompson [st.], Phila. - - [Pa.] Mar. 5 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 James Bannon, twenty-one years of age, who arrived in this city last November from Liverpool, will please call on his brother, Alexander Bannon, St. Vincent's Seminary, East Chelten ave., Germantown, [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 6 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of relatives of George Davis, a native of Scotland, who was accidently killed at the Park Drove Yard, West Phila. [Pa.], Saturday, March 2nd, 1872. Apply at the Drove Yard. Mar. 8 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 .See notice Mar. 13 1872 Wanted Information of the Stewart family, Quinten Bay [sic], Co. Down, Ireland. Any one acquainted, please address T. C. Stewart, Box 2409, Phila. Post-Office. - 362 Pub. Date Mar. 13 1872 Pg. 3 col; 1 See notice Mar. 8 1872 PERSONALS - Information wanted of Mary Ann Davis, daughter of George Davis, native of Scotland. She will hear of something to her advantage by addressing her uncle, Lewis Galagan, 1109 Richmond st. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 10 1872 Pg. 1 col. 2 If this meets the eye of Carl Johan Hansen, of Nyborg, Denmark, please write your brother, J.C.T. Hansen, Thames Goldfield, New Zealand. Apr. 12 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Any information of the whereabouts of Francis McEntee, will be thankfully rec'd by his father, B. McEntee, [from] Granatd, Co. Longford, Ireland, or P.McEntee, 2003 Columbia ave., Phila. [Pa.] Apr. 12 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Jane Clarke, formerly Hoops, widow of Daniel Clarke of New Orleans [La.], who was in Phila. [Pa.] 50 or 60 years ago. Information wanted of the above named person or her representative, by E. V. Lansdale, attomey-at-law, 1705 N. Eleventh st. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 13 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Dr. Daniel McSheffrey and Mrs. Anna Lloyd, his sister (widow of Dr. Lloyd), formerly of Londonderry, Ireland. Address R. P. White, # 2 Ledger Building [Phila. Pa.] May 4 1872 Pg. 4 col. 3 The widow or children of Harvey Albertson, who was in California from 1865 1867, will hear something to their advantage by addressing Sari Jose, Ledger Office. May 9 1872 Pg. 1 col. 2 If this meets the eye of Peter Meehan, Anthony Meehan raised with John McCann, (last heard from was in Cal¬ ifornia), please call or address Susan Meehan, the sister of the above, 413’ S. Eighteenth st. or John McCann, N. E. cor. Front and York sts. [Phila. Pa.] May 9 1872 Pg. I col.. 2 Information is wanted of Robert McMullen, McMillen, McMellin, or McMillan, who has a sister residing in California or Washington Territory, by the name of Thornton, by calling on Capt. H. G. Clark, Mayor's Office [Phila. Pa.] will learn something to their - advantage. 363 Pub. Date May 22 1872 Pg. 2^x201. 6 May 28 1872 Pg. 2 col. 6 PERSONALS If Ann or Bridget Murray, from Co. Donegal, Ireland, will write to their brother Patrick Murray, Brady's Bend, Armstrong Co., Pa., they will hear something to their advantage. Information is wanted of Thomas Griffin, of Co. Kerry, Parish of Ballyhage [Ballyheige], Ireland, by his brother, John Griffin. Any One having such infor¬ mation will please call at 518 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] May 29 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Peter Harrison, coachmaker, who carried on business about four years ago, at- Union and Wellington sts., Memphis, Tenn. Any information of him thankfully rec'd by his brother, Hugh Harrison, 112 Combe st., Phila. Pa. May 30 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Alice Dwyer, by her brother, James Dwyer, from the Parish of Carrickbeg, Co. Water¬ ford, Ireland. Call at Enniskillen House, 242 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] [Note: Carrickbeg is a town and not a parish] May 31 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Henry Kornau, lately arrived from Germany is in this city, send his address to his brother, Henry [sic] Kornau, Branchtown P. 0., Phila. [Pa.] [Note: Both names listed as Henry Kornau] June 4 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. Jane McCallum Send address to Robert Bond, at George Elliott's Brewery, Sandhurst, Victoria, Aus¬ - tralia. - To see the sister of the late James Fulton, of Steubenville, Ohio, at Washington Hotel until Thurs¬ day noon, [signed] T. J. Fulton June 4 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted June 6 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Will Maggie Crane, formerly from Corkhill, Co. Tyrone, Ireland, write to her aunt, Mrs. Jas. Johnson, Whit¬ insville, Massachusetts. June 7 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Jacob Roll [Roule] formerly baker and drover in Phila. [Pa.], your sister in Missouri, would like to hear from you. [signed] Mary Roule, Chilicothe, Ifo. 364 Pub. Date PERSONALS June 8 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Kate Gardener, Kate D'Elliot and Mirabah C. Larrison, supposed to be in Chicago [Ill.] Address "Saranac" Ledger Office, one week. June 10 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Rebecca Williams by her sister, Lizzie, from Strabane, Co. Tyrone, Ireland. Bring her to rear of 1119 [?] Bainbridge st. [Phila. Pa.] [signed] Mrs. Hardy. June 10 1872 Pg. 3 col* 2 Information wanted by Margaret Jane Taylor, of Co. Derry, Ireland, of her uncles, Andrew Herbbeson, and Benjamin Mansfield. Address 832 N. Broad st. [Phila. Pa.] June 13 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mary Lee, who came from Cincinnati [Ohio] in February 1864, and visited an uncle on N. Sixth st., may hear news by addressing C.V.T., Ledger Office. June 26 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Notice Information wanted of the whereabouts of James Curren or Catharine Curren, born in the Parish of Invery [Inver], Co. Donegal, Ireland. Last account was in 1866, lived in Merrick street. Byitheir brother, Owen Curren, Grant House, Eighth and Spring Garden [sts. Phila.Pa.] July 3 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Jasper French, parish of Newbawn, Co. Wexford, Ireland. Any information of him will be thankfully rec'd by his brother, John French, 51 Foun¬ tain st., Fall River, Mass. July 11 1872 Pg. 4 col. 2 Persons having any information as to Paulus Andreas Hein or Andreas Hein, late of Germany, who died Sept¬ ember 25, 1842, will hear something to their advantage by calling on Jerome Carty, Attomey-at-law, 51 N. Sixth st. [Phila.Pa.] July 15 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of George Evans, of Toronto, Canada, by his cousin, Alexander Evans. Apply at 716 Carpenter [st. Phila. Pa.] July 17 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted to know the whereabouts of John Harris, colored who left his home about four weeks ago; he left there for New York, but is supposed to be in Phila. [Pa.] Any information thankfully rec'd by his wife, Anne Harris, Norristown, Pa. - - 365 Pub. Date PERSONALS - July 19 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information wanted of. Jacob Darm of the 27th Penna. Vols., who enlisted in May 1861, and was discharged June 11, 1864 at Phila. LPa.] Any information of him will be thankfully rec'd by his brother, Michael Darm, Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo Co. Mich. German papers please copy. July 27 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 J. S. Harris, formerly of Beliefontain or Cleveland, Ohio, but supposed now to be in the employ of some wholesale house in this city, may learn something to his advantage, by calling at the office of the St. Cloud Hotel. Any person having knowledge of his whereabouts will confer a favor by leaving the information as above. July 27 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Rev. L. Nuttall, Baptist Minister from Rochdale, Eng¬ land, who has been the guest of J. S. Butterworth, stationer, 205 and 207 Arch st-, will leave this city Tuesday morning, for New York and sail for home from Pier 40, North River, Wednesday 31st, 3 P.M. July 29 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Lorenzo M. Freas, who lived in Phila. in 1859, located lahds in Iowa. Something to his advantage may be learned by addressing Box 2593, New York City PostOffice. Aug. 8 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Kate Boyle, who came over in the ship "Tuscarora", six years ago, this month, by her father, Wm. Boyle, 536 Owen st,, near Fifth and Reed [sts., Phila. Pa.], Aug. 12 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Notice Messrs. Alexander and Thomas Ewing, are here¬ by notified that their brother, James Ewing is alive and well, and very desirous of hearing from, or the whereabouts of his brothers. My address is Cerro Gordo, Inyo County, California. Aug. 14 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Richard Breen, by his sister Bridget [Breen]. Was at Montreal, Canada West, when last heard from. Call or address Bridget Breen, 333 Bainbridge st. [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 23 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Belle Ellsworth, who lately arrived in Phila. from the State of Indiana, will hear of something to her advantage by addressing Bartholomew Hoy, Conemaugh, Cambria Co., Pa. - 366 Pub. Date PERSONALS - Aug. 22 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Chancery, Ireland Pursuant to a decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a cause of James Ferguson, William Boyd, and James Campbell, plaintiffs; Josias Gawley McClughan, William Gawley, Jane McClughan, and Her Majesty's Attorney General, defendents, the creditors of Jbsiias Gawley, late of Templepatrick, in the Co. of Antrim, [Ireland], farmer, deceased, who died in or about the month of March 1871, are on or before the first day of November 1872, to send by Post/ prepaid, to Mr. James Campbell, at 31 Lower Ormond Quay, Dublin, the Solicitor of the said Plain¬ tiffs, who are Executors of said Josias Gawley, etc. [signed] A. T, Chatterton, Chief Clerk James Campbell, Solicitor for said Plaintiffs, 31 Lower Ormond Quay, Dublin, and 21 High st. Belfast [Ireland] Aug. 23 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Isaac Kennyford call and get your chest. I am going back to South Wales, [signed] Elizabeth Kendry, 3019 Ludlow st., West Phila. [Pa.] Aug. 24 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Personal Mary McDowell, formerly Grange Comer,[sic] Co. Antrim, Ireland, will address John Malcolm, 140 S. Halsted st., Chicago, Illinois. [Note: No parish of townland of this name in Co. Antrim] Aug. 27 1872 Pg. 2-col. 5 Child lost Disappeared from 17 Lewis st., Court, Lynn, Mass, on Wednesday, forenoon August 21st. Ida Carter, 12 years of age, full dark eye, black hair, and quite freckled; her complexion mulatto. Any information will be thankfully rec'd and suitably'rewarded by her mother, at the above address, or at the Lincoln House, Swamscptt [Swampscott]- [Mass.] [signed] Maria J. Carter Aug. 28 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Will David Crowley, late of London [England], write to his sister, Mary Crowley Spearman, Norristown Post- - - Office, Montgomery Co., Pa. Sep. 2 4872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Robt. Eagar and Ann Jane Marshel, from the Parish of Baldershane [sic], Co. Derry, Ire¬ land, by John Getty, 242 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] [Note: Probably Ballyrashane] Sep. 4 1872 Pg. 2 col. 5 If Thomas Holmes, son of Thomas Holmes, Co. Donegal, Ireland, or any of his children, will call at 2001 Wood st., between 7 and 8 o'clock any evening this week, they will find something to their advantage. 367 Pub. Date PERSONALS Sep. 4 1872 Pg. 2 col. 5 Bridget Digmon, please send your address to your sister, Margaret Digmon, 355 Van Brunt st., South Brooklyn, New York. Sep. 4 1872 Pg. 2 col. 5 Miss Margaret McKeever, your sister arrived today from Donegal, Ireland. Call and see her at 404 Penn st. [Phila. Pa.] Sep. 30 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary and Ellen Begley. Left Lismore, Co. Waterford, Ireland. Address this cou¬ sin, Bridget Connell, 220 Sixth st., Jersey City, N.J. Sep. 30. 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Edward F. Patterson, a native of Canada, by his mother. Any one knowing him, call or address Mrs. Patterson, 328 S. Fourth st. [Phila. Pa.] Sep. 30 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. Mary Tuit or Tute, lately residing at 1532 N. Twenty-second st. [Phila. Pa.] and sister of Mrs. Margaret F. Putman of Saratoga Springs [N.Y.] lately deceased, is requested to call on John William Wallace 728 Spruce st. [Phila.Pa.] Oct. 2 1872 Pg. 2 col. 5 Information wanted of Ann Levy, of Newtown, Forbes, Co. Lonford [Longford], Ireland. If residing in Phila. [Pa.] Will please call at 1721 Market st. (Forrest Hotel) [signed] Catharine Levy, of Wheeling W. Va. Oct. 15 1872 Pg. 2 col. 6 Mr. Merrion Lindsey wishes to see his brother John Lindsey, formerly of Baltimore [Md.] at 2319 Jasper st., near Front and York [sts., Phila. Pa.]. Oct. 26 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information respecting Emily Griffin, former¬ ly of Baltimore [Md.], which city she left about 20 years ago. By applying at once to Samuel Gaunt, 33 Jefferson st., Baltimore, Md., she can hear of some¬ thing to her advantage. Oct. 28 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mrs. Emily Irvin, formerly Emily Mehegan, of Norfolk, Va. Address 224 Federal st. [Phila.Pa.] Nov. 2 1872 Pg. 4 col. 4 Will Edward Banyard and John Cudbert from Lincoln, England, send their address to Alfred Cooper, Detroit, - Mich. 368 Pub. Date Nov. 4 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS Notice to the heirs of Mrs. Ann Henry, whose maiden name was Ann Usher, daughter of Abraham Usher, of the City of Baltimore [Md.] Rosetta Henry and Ann Henry and Geo. Henry, legatees of a certain party in Baltimore, or the heirs of the legatees, above named will receive information regarding their interest, by addressing Mr. Solomon Hamess, Bull Creek, Wood Co., W. Va. Nov. 7 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mrs. Murphy, who left Leaven¬ worth City [Kansas] about 8 weeks ago, to visit her brothers in Phila. [Pa.], by her husband and child¬ ren, who have written since, but received no answer, as to her arrival. Address Capt. J. J. Murphy, Leavenworth City, Kansas. Nov. 14 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of Michael Morrison, a carpen¬ ter, who left England on February 2, 1870. Any in¬ formation will be thankfully rec'd by his wife [not named], 2023 Lombard st., Phila. [Pa.] Nov. 18 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of The McGrath's, of Sear [sic], Co. of Wexford, [Ireland] who left Ireland 20 years ago, by their nephew, Wm. Clancy, Phila. Post-Office. Nov. 20 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary Devine, by her neice, Ellen Brennen, just arrived from Donegal, Ireland; Stopping at Lehman's Hotel, 3919 Market st., West Phila. [Pa.] Nov. 21 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John or Bamey Kelly, [from] Becky [probably Beaghy], Co. Cavan, Ireland. Address Frank Degnin, Nanticoke, Luzerne Co., Pa. Nov. 23 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of Richard and Patrick Murphy, of Co. Armagh, Belymire [possibly Ballymore], Ire¬ land. Left Dublin in 1853. Apply at 2 Allison Place, Front above Arch st. [Phila.Pa.] Nov. 27 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Edwin Markwick of Sussex, Eng¬ land, supposed to be in Germantown. Call 2127 Ells¬ worth st• [Phila. Pa.] - - 369 Pub. Date Nov. 29 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS If this should meet the eye of Chas.John Miller, he can find his brother, lately from Ireland, James Miller, 268 N. Fourth st. [Phila. Pa.] Dec. 2 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Official - Dept. of State, Washington D.C. Nov. 30 1872 Information has been rec'd of this Department from Mr. E. D. Bruner, the Consul of the United States, at Talcahuano, Chile, of the death on the 19th of September last, at the hospital in Talcahuano, of James Patterson, seaman. Dec. 6 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Department of State, Washington D.C. December 4 1872. Information has been rec'd at this Department from Mr. J. Baldwin Hays, Consul General of the United States, at Beyrout, Palestine, of the death on the 2d October last, at Kessab, in Palestine, of the Rev. P. 0. Powers formerly of Phila. Pa. Dec. 13 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted Information of William Howell, who lived in Baltimore [Md.] in 1871. Please address Richard Howell, 1918 Oxford st. [Phila.Pa.] Dec. 28 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of the relatives of Henry Buckley. I was lost 19 years ago in Brooklyn, N. Y., was then five years old, and at that time, lived with my uncle, but don't know his name, and had three brothers, Daniel, George and Paul [Buckley]. Information of the above will be suitably rewarded, [signed] Henry Buckley - - Morrisville, Bucks Co., Pa. Dec. 31 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John Robinson, from Glasgow, [Scotland], at 926 N. Front st., by Isabella Robinson, late from Ohio. 370 Pub. Date Jan. 16 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS Will Patrick Brin, "last heard of near Chicago", [Ill.] send his address to his mother, at 1019 S. Eighteenth st., Phila. [Pa.] Jan. 20 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Andreas Rothel, of Lenfeld, Hartz, Prussia, will send his address to J. B. Rosengarten, 532 Walnut st. [Phila.Pa.] Jan. 24 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Jacob Sloat, formerly of York Co., Pa., send add¬ ress to Belcher's, 529 Chestnut st. [Phila. Pa.] or Peter Sloat, Omaha, Nebraska and Ogden, Indiana. Feb. 1 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal Information wanted of Ellen Given or Rose Sweeney, natives of near Dunglow, Co. of Donegal, Ire¬ land, who left New York some few years ago, and now living in Phila. [Pa.] Any information of their whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by Hugh Given, 814 Market st. [Phila. Pa.] Feb. 4 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Benjamin Musgrave, from Leeds, England, will comm¬ unicate with Nathan Hodgson, Oswego Woolen Mills, N. Y., he may hear of something to his advantage. Feb. 5 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Patrick Mulley, left Manhattanvilie, New York, August 19, 1872, age 21, about 5 ft. 9^ in. high, fair com¬ plexion, blue eye. Any information as to his where¬ abouts will be thankfully rec'd by his sister Mary [Mulley], 624 N. Seventeenth st., PKila. Pa. Feb. 10 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of the whereabouts of Charles Rogers, by his brother, J. W. Rogers, living on German st., near Fremont, Baltimore, Md. Apply to Wetherald, Ledger Office. Feb. 10 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Any information of John Lennon, (has a sandy beard), who came from Glasgow, Scotland, four years ago, next April, will be thankfully rec'd by his sister, Alice Lennon, 1522 Poplar st., Phila. [Pa.] On the 25th of September 1872, he was boarding at 388 Penn st., Pitts¬ burg, Pa. - 371 Pub. Date PERSONALS - Feb. 12 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 GARRETT, William Rule has been granted by Orphan's Court of Philadelphia, on all heirs or other persons interested or claiming any interest in the estate of William Garrett, deceased, at Philadelphia, May 31, 1871, intestate, to appear to said Court, Saturday, March 29 1873, and show cause why a decree should not be made directing said Garrett administrators to pay over to J. M. Kreiter, Committee of Mrs. Eliza Garrett, the surviving wife of said Garrett, the bal¬ ance of such intestate's estate in his hands. Said Garrett left Banbury, Oxfordshire, England, some time in 1851. [signed] Samuel Perkins, atty, for J. M. Kreiter, Committee, 627 Walnut st., Phila. [Pa.] Feb. 19 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of William & Thomas Cleary and Mary Ann Cleary, formerly of Baltimore [Md.], by their brother, John Cleary, of 623 S. Sixth st., [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 1 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 If this should meet the eyes of Mr. Nicholas Brogan; of Ninchhouse, Co. Meath, Ireland, or any one who knows of his whereabouts, would confer a favor, by addressing a note to his sister, Miss Sarah Brogan, 37 N. Twentyfirst st., Phila. [Pa.] [Note: There is a townland called Ninch in Co. Meath but not Ninchhouse] Mar. 3 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Thomas Scales, who left New York City about two months ago for Phila. [Pa.]z Any infor¬ mation of his whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by his brother, Joseph Scales, 388 Broome st., New York City Mar. 7 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted To know the whereabouts of Mary Culligan; Kings Co., Ireland, supposed to be in New York, landed three years ago last Sept.; she has an uncle named James Garry. Address Pat Sloan, Ridley Park, Delaware Co., Pa. A friend wishes to know where she is. Mar. 12 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Michael Kearns, a native of Dunsrim, Co. Monaghan, Ireland, who emigrated to the United States some 10 years ago; supposed to be in Texas. It will be to his advantage to communicate at once with James Monaghan, 1721 Market st., Phila. [Pa.] Mar. 13 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John Gauldin, dyer, late of Glas¬ gow, [Scotland], by Peter Lachlin, 2003 Market st., - [Phila. Pa.] 372 Pub. Date PERSONALS Mar. 15 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John Mingham, a Scotchman, by his cousin just from Scotland, [signed] M. McGlinsie, Ledger Office. Mar. 25 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 If James, Bridget or Winiford Curren, from the Par¬ ish of Inver, Co. Donegal, Ireland, will send their address to E. O'Gorman, 509 N. Ninth st. [Phila. Pa.] they will hear of something to their advantage. Apr. 11 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary Dunlavy, by marriage Mrs. Beaty, from the Parish of Rymunterdony [Raymunterdoney] Co. Donegal, Ireland, by her father, Christy Dunlavy. Call at 242 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] Apr. 16 1873 Pg. 2 col. 6 Information wanted of Mrs. Catharine Tole, from Co. Antrim, near Belle Castle [sic], [Ireland], by her sister, Mary McElwee, [who] just landed. She will please meet her this Wednesday at 7:30 P.M., or on Thursday, same hour, at North Pennsylvania Railroad Depot. [Note: No townland of this name; it may be the town of Ballycastle in Co. Antrim] Apr. 21 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Miss Johanna Corsen, of Fedderwarden, Grand Duchy of Oldenburg, will hear of a relative from Bremen, please apply to the purser of the Belgium steamer "Faderland" between Christian and Washington st. wharf. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 22 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 - Information wanted of Susan Gallagher, daughter of Patrick Gallagher, of Altidough [Altilow], Parish of Killinmard [Killymard], Co. Donegal, [Ireland], by her brother Patrick [Gallagher]. Left home about 17 years ago. Inquire at 611 S. Fourth st. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 26 1873 Pg. 4 col. 3 Information wanted of Mrs. Maggie Eugenie Gaillard, of Summerville, Charleston district, South Carolina, supposed to be in Baltimore, having with her two children. Address Richard, Ledger Office. Apr. 28 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Annie McMonagle, who arrived in New York per steamer "Columbia", April 23, 1873. Any information of her whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by John Murray, S.W. comer, Ninth and Moore sts., Phila. [Pa.] 373 Pub. Date PERSONALS May 3 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - Information of Michael or Patrick Kaman, or any of their relatives, of the town of Drumalt [Ireland], who came to this country 20 years ago. Call or address 171 Wistar st., Germantown [>Phila. Pa.] [Note: There is a townland of Drumalt in both Co. Cavan and Co. Monaghan; it is not a town] May 9 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Will Margaret Maxwell, who arrived in the "City of Baltimore" from Co. Sligo, Ireland, send her address to Margaret O'Hara, care of, Mr. Connell, Mount Moriah Cemetery, Phila [Pa.] May 19 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John McMullin, of Glasgow [Scot¬ land], son of James McMullin. He came to America about 22 years ago. When last heard he was in John st., New York. Address his cousin, Susan McMahon, 1241 Margaretta st., Washington ave., near Sixth [st. Phila. Pa.] May 26 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Will Henry or Ann Krismyer, of Newburgh, N.Y., call at the St. Charles Hotel, Philadelphia and see their brother [not named]. May 31 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 James Robinson, bom about 1812 in Lifford, Ireland, who came to Philadelphia in 1832, or his representative can hear of something to their advantage, by addressing Kinley J. Tener, 18 S. Third st. [Phila.Pa.] [Note: This is probably the town of Lifford in Co. Donegal] June 5 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Daniel Harlin, sometime mechanic, with the Gourock Ropework Company, Port Glasgow, Scotland, will apply to Alexander Laste, solicitor, Port Glasgow, Scotland, he will hear something to his advantage. June 5 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 James Thorton, from Fairfax County, Va., would like to know of theswhereabouts of John or Morris Rowe. Please address 763 S. Thirteenth st. [Phila. Pa.] June 13 1873 Pg. 2 col. 5 Catharine Smith (late Tiese), your sister Eliza, just arrived from Ireland. Will be found at 1735 Moravian st. [Phila. Pa.] 374 Pub. Date June 13 1873 Pg. 2 col. 5 PERSONALS If Dennis Donnovan of Co. Cork, Ireland, is in Philadelphia, he will greatly oblige his cousin, Dennis Donnovan [sic] by calling on or addressing him at Patrick Murray's, 11 Callowhill st. [Phila. Pa.] - June 14 1873 Pg. 3 col. 2 Notice Any person who may give information of the whereabouts of Bridget Hopkins, who landed at New York from the steamship "Montreal" on Monday, 9th instant, from there came to Philadelphia, will re¬ ceive the thanks and be amply rewarded by Thomas McIntyre, 4339 Main st., Manayunk [Phila. Pa.]. June 20 1873 Pg. 2 col. 6 Information wanted of Ellen Cope and William Frizell, formerly residents of Waxford [Co. Wexford], Old Ross, Ireland. Address Eliza Ellens, care of, Mrs. Margaret Dunn, Warren Tavern, Chester Co., Penna. June 21 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of the whereabouts of Ann Bums, by her brother, Thomas Gavin. Bom near Westport [Co. Sligo], Ireland. Please address F.P.P. Ledger Office. June 21 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 P. A. A. Cox, late of Melbourne, [Australia] write to your brother [not named]. Something to your advantage; same address; or anybody knowing him, please send word to Gordon & Golch, Melbourne, Australia. June 24 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Owen Bradley, 'of Co. Tyrone, [Ireland] who left England about one month ago for America, by his sister, Anna Bradley. Address or call 620 Bainbridge st. [Phila. Pa.] June 25 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mr. John Gormley, from Londonderry [Ireland], wishes information of Patrick Henney, tailor, from London¬ derry. 1328 Fisher st., near Huntingdon, Port Rich¬ mond [Phila. Pa.] June 25 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Of Martin Kneley, a son of Patrick Kneley, a native of Ireland, Co. Galway. Is supposed to be working in an ink factory in Philadelphia. Any information of him, address 631 Front and Bainbridge sts. [Phila. Pa.] [signed] John Burke June 26 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Thomas Finnigan, of Co. Cavan, [Ireland], who left Liverpool June 3d inst. for Amer¬ ica, on steamer "City of Brooklyn", by his sister, Maggie Riff. Address or call 1133 William st., Port Richmond. [Phila. Pa.] 375 Pub, Date PERSONALS - June 27 1873 Pg. 3 col. 5 Wanted Information of P. O'Neil, who left Ballymoney, Co. Antrim, Ireland, about four months ago for Philadelphia, by his cousin, Francis Dempsey, at A. Kelly's, Market st., between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth st. [Phila. Pa.] July 2 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 James Whittington, recently from England, supposed to be in a hospital in New York or Philadelphia. Information wanted by Benjamin Whittington, Box 71, New York Post-Office. July 2 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Will James O'Brien of Loughlin [probably town of Loughlinn, in Co. Roscommon], Ireland, send his add¬ ress to his sister, Winny O'Brien, at 2025 South st. Phila. Pa., United States. 2 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Margaret Stinson, left Camley [Carnlea], Co. Antrim, Ireland, about 12 years since, and was last heard of in Phila. [Pa.] Information of her will be thankfully rec'd by her neice, Hannah Spence, at 127 Master st. July [Phila. Pa.] July 9 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John Dooley, who left England, four years ago, and who is supposed to be in Phila. [Pa.], by an old friend, Ellen Jones, 2214 Kent st. [Phila. Pa.] July 9 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mary Carthy, your brother John Carthy, has arrived from Kilgobbin, Co. of Waterford, Ireland. 43 N. Twenty-second st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: There are 3 Kilgobbin townlands; one in Co. Cork, one in Dublin, and one in Mayo, but none in Waterford; however there is the townland of Kilgobnet in Waterford] July 12 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Richard Chappell, formerly of St. Just, Cornwall, England, is requested to write to his brother, John Chappell, Moonta, South Australia. July 31 1873 Pg;c'3 col. 1 See notice Oct. 10 1873 Reliable information desired concerning the present whereabouts and condition of William Earnshaw Kirk¬ man, a young Englishman from Liverpool, supposed to have been in Phila. [Pa.] about nine months ago, and intending a trip to New York. Any news gratefully ack¬ nowledged by W. H. Cooper, Leechburg, Armstrong Co., Pa. 376 Pub. Date PERSONALS Aug. 4 1873 Pg. 3 col. 2 If James Cummin, son of H. Cummin, of St. Helena, Aug. 4 1873 Pg. 3 col. 2 Any one knowing present address of John Caldwell Stirling, native of Glasgow, Scotland, and recently residing in this city, will confer a favor by com¬ municating same to Dr. M. Lay, 144 S. Orange avenue, Newark, New Jersey, or James Bryson, 71 N. Second st., Phila. [Pa.] Aug. 4 1873 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mr. Solomon Stemberger, for¬ South Africa, will call at 614 Spruce st, he will receive a letter from his father. merly of Cardenas, Cuba, by J. G. Augarica, 332 W. Twenty-eighth st., New York City, or Mr. Andres Biatle, Cardenas, Cuba. Aug. 4 1873 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Ann Hanna or Ann Garvey, sailed from Glasgow [Scotland] on the steamship "Victoria", by her husband and boy, Thomas and Patrick Hanna, 242 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] Aug. 21 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Will Sarah Cannon, who arrived from Ireland in the "California" last Wednesday, send her address to her sister, Annie Cannon, 735 comer N. Twenty-fifth and Hare sts. [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 25 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of the whereabouts of Nora Power (maiden name of Tula), Parish of Ball^pakin [Ballybacon] Co. of Tipperary, Ireland. When last heard from was living in the capacity of nurse in the family of a Mr. Butcher, at Fairmount, near Philadelphia, 20 or 23 years ago. Any one knowing of her whereabouts will confer a favor by addressing John C. Welch, Rockford, Illinois. Aug. 26 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Hugh Mcllveney, by his cousin, Margaret Rafferty, from the Parish of Doughenmore, [Donaghmore] Co. Tyrone, Ireland. Apply at 242 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] Aug. 28 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted Concerning Joseph Brown, whitesmith, of Jedburgh, Roxburghshire, Scotland, who left Glasgow, for Montreal in the ship "Clyde" about 3% years ago. Address L. E. Brown, Ledger Office. - 377 Pub. Date Aug. 28 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS - Wanted Information of Emily Constandine, maiden name Myland, who came from Liverpool [England] about eight or nine weeks ago. Call or address Theophilus Constandine, 115 Plane st. First ward, [Phila. Pa.] Sep. 9 1873 Pg. -2 col. 6 James McNeill, formerly of Belfast, Ireland, send address to R. Briggs, 806 N. Second st. [Phila. Pa.] Sep. 9 1873 Pg. 2 col. 6 Wanted - Information of Edward Neary, Co. Tipperary, Ireland, by his cousin James Neary, of Co. Callen, Kilkenny [Callen, Co. Kilkenny], Ireland, at 321 Cherry st., Phila. [Pa.] Sep. 12 1873 Pg. 2 col. 4 Finlander Sep. 17 1873 Pg. 2 col. ? Information wanted of James Casey, of Co. Limerick, Ireland, by Patrick Shine, 242 S. Front st. Phila. - Jonas Antiupvikka Huntus, [of] Wassan, Cahista Kokkocan, Pitiesfca, Kaustesan Seurankota, 1920 N. Third st. [Phila. Pa.) [Pa.] Sep. 17 1873 Pg. 2<col. ? Information wanted of Patrick Bergin, aged 18 years, left Orilla, Canada July 1872, last heard from was in Phila.[Pa.] , by;his brother J. F. Bergin, 20 Sussex st., Jersey City, N.J. OCt. 1 1873 Pg. 4 col. 6 Information wanted of David Robinson, native of Co. Down, Ireland, when last heard of was residing in Phila. [Pa.]. Address Thos. Robinson, Howe Band, Bridgeport, Conn. Oct. 2 1873 Pg. 2 col. 6 To James and Charles Logan, of (or late of) 815 New Market st, Philadelphia - you are requested to commun¬ icate, at once, to Samuel Bradley, of 6 Selina Cottages, Twickenham, England, respecting the will of the late Hugh Logan, of Cambridge street, Pimlico, London [England]. Any information of the above will be gratefully received. Oct. 3 1873 Pg. 2 col. 5 Will Mr. T. Ryan, youngest son of Julia Ryan, former¬ ly of Macroom, Co. Cork, Ireland, send his address to his aunt, Miss Mary H. Kelleher, to Ledger Office. 378 Pub. Date Oct. 3 1873 Pg. 2 col. 5 PERSONALS Information wanted of Miss Polly Twomey, who came to this country in May last, from the City of Cork, [Ireland]. Any information of her will be thank¬ fully rec'd by her brother, Mr. Twomey, Kaighn's Point, New Jersey. Oct. 10 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary Brennon, left Ireland, Co. Westmeath, on the 25th Sept.; came in the "City of Bristol". Write to 77 Gossamer ave., between Hamil¬ ton and Willow sts. [Phila. Pa.] to her sister [not named]. - Oct. 10 1873 Pg. 3 col.'1 See notice , July. 31 1773 Personal Reliable information earnestly solicited concerning William Earnshaw Kirkman, a young English¬ man from Liverpool. Was last heard of 12 months ago at Philadelphia, and contemplating a trip to New York. Address W.H.C., 139 River avenue, Allegheny City, Pa. Oct. 14 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Thomas Pembroke, a native of Ireland, died of yellow fever in Memphis, Tenn, on the 8th of October 1873. He has a brother [not named] living in this city, in the vicinity of Thirteenth and Spring Garden street, who is requested to communicate with George W. Gift, Memphis, Tenn. Oct. 17 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John Patterson, native of Coothill [Cootehill], Co. Cavan, Ireland. Address Susan Patterson, care[of] Mrs. Boyd/ 3800 Market st., [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 23 1873 Pg. 2 col. 4 James Dashiel Dawson and William Dawson, brothers of the late Margaret Dawson, of St. Croix, W.I., are in¬ formed that there is a property in said island await¬ ing their claim. Further information can be obtained by addressing Miss Anna F. Conner, West End, St. Croix, Danish West Indies. Oct. 30 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Win. Bartless, baker, late of Mechanicsburg, Pa., by his wife, who has returned from England. Address Mrs. Mary Bartless, care of, Mrs. James Pendergast, Cumberland st., Harrisburg^, Pa. Oct. 31 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. Susan Little (maiden name Pratt) from Abbeyleix, Queens Co., Ireland, can hear from her "Uncle Tom in India", by addressing Rev. W. E. H., Ledger Office, or calling in person. 379 Pub. Date PERSONALS Oct. 31 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Edward W. Henck, formerly of Boston [Mass.] and late of 1012% Walnut [st.],. Phila. Pa., is in this city, will please call at 1021 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] or send your address. Nov. A 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 John Pattison disappeared from the residence of Dr. Boyd, Albany, N.Y. on the night of Sept. 1st. His age is 15, dark eyes and hair, supposed to have become suddenly deranged. Any information send to the Chief of Police, Philadelphia, or his mother, Mrs. Pattison at 25% S. Ferry st., Albany, N.Y. Nov. 14 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mary Jane Conner from Keithburg, Ill. wishes to find her aunt, Jane Thompson, who lives with Mrs. Glass, Apply at 1226 N. Seventh st. [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 18 1873 Pg. 3 col. 2 Personal - If this should meet the eye of Richard Weller, carpenter, of Brighton, South of England, ceme to Capt. R. Hood, swimming instructor, S. E. corner Front and Otis sts., Nineteenth ward [Phila. Pa.]. - Nov. 19 1873 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted Information of Mrs. Green, formerly Mrs. Driver, now of West Phila. Pa., by her neice, Mary Ann [no surname given] from Penny Meadow, Ashton-underLyne, England. Address 1431 Hanover st., Phila. [Pa.] Nov. 24 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Should this meet the eye of Charles Pugh, waiter, formerly of London [England], he is requested to communicate with J. Wilkins, Ledger Office. Dec. 6 1873 Pg. 3 col. 2 Kate Roche, native of Baltinglass, Co. Wicklow, Ire¬ land. Information of her whereabouts will be thank¬ fully rec'd at 2135 Locust st. [Phila. Pa.], by her brother [not named]. Dec. 6 1873 Pg. 3 col. 2 Will Wm. Malone of Queen's Co., Ireland, send his add¬ ress to D.R.G. at Public Ledger Office. Dec. 15 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Any information of James Williams or Ferris Campbell, who left the berg of Johnston, near Paisley, Renfrew¬ shire, Scotland, about twenty years ago, will be thank¬ fully rec'd by John Campbell Cuthbertson, Loneconing, Allegheny Co. Md. Dec. 24 1873 Pg. 3 col. 2 Louisa Catharine Bushman, born in Paris, France, left Pittsburg, Pa. five years ago and was never heard from. Any information concerning her, please address to her mother, Catharine Bost, 465 Liberty st., Pittsburg, Pa. 380 PERSONALS Pub. Date Jan. 5 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 If the person by the name of John Coulter, who wrote to one called Samuel Hawkings, on the 12th of October last, from Chester, to Rathangan, Co. of Kildare, Ireland, wishes to learn of the where¬ abouts of his family, he can do so by letter or person, by addressing to Mrs. J. M. Conlon, 589 Margarine st., New Orleans, La. His mother, Mrs. Anna London, and sisters and brothers are all here. William, Samuel, Eliza and Jane. Jan. 8 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 GILL Jan. 9 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 James Shaw of Saddleworth, England, please call on E. Wrigley, 30 North Seventh st. [Phila. Pa.] Jan. 12 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of Robert Sheldon, who was in Colorado Territory in 1869, by William Bley, at Reeseville Post-Office, Chester Co., Pa. Jan. 14 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 $25 Reward will be given for any information of Eliz¬ abeth Little, and small child 18 months old, who left her home in Castleton, Harford Co., Md., with the intention of going to see her sister in New York. She is 5 feet 5 inches in height, has a small scar on right cheek from a recent cut, the first joint of the little finger of the left hand is>cut off; is of fair complexion and has dark brown hair, very short. Any information of her and child will be thank¬ fully rec'd by her distressed husband at Castleton, Harford Co., Md. [signed] Robt. Little Jan. 20 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Miss Annie Winters knows or will ascertain the present address of Miss Emma Moore, formerly of 1013 Bainbridge st. [Phila. Pa.], and will send it to Miss Justine Lyons, 64 Warwick st., Pimlico, London, Eng¬ land, she will relieve great anxiety. Jan. 24 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Mr. John or William Nicholson, who came to this country some forty or fifty years ago, from Monasterevan [Monasterevin, Co. Kildare], Ireland, will call at Fulton & Walker's Carriage Factory, Twentieth and Filbert sts. [Phila. Pa.] he will meet a friend. Jan. 30 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Anderson Callahan who was in Nashville, Tenn. 1863-64, will please send his address to S. Waterman, Forest City Hotel, Forest City, Ohio.[signed] S. Waterman - Information wanted of James Gill, by his bro¬ ther. When last heard from was in Philadelphia; as our father still lives, and wishes to hear from us. Address Peter Gill, 810 W. Baltimore st., Baltimore, Md. - 381 Pub. Date PERSONALS Feb. 2 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary Jane, aged 23 years, and Emma Murry, aged 22 years. When last heard from were living in Phila. [Pa.]. Address George H. Short, 1214 G. Street, N.W., Washington D.C. Feb. 5 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 The undersigned would like to find her sisters [not named], daiughters of the late John Roddy, of Mayo, Ireland. Mary M. Roddy Powers, 1721 Titan st., above Wharton [st., Phila. Pa.] Feb. 10 1874 Pg. 2 col. 6 Win. Mitchell, who paid passage of Sarah Mitchell, from Londonderry [Ireland] is requested to call as soon as convenient at Robert Taylor & Co., 140 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] Feb. 16 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 John Paul, formerly with John Logan of Northeast, Md., please write to your mother, Sophia Koll, 311 Race st. [Phila. Pa.] Feb. 18 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 James G. Todd, Spring Mills, Montgomery Co., Pa. \ wishes to hear from his brother, John H. Todd, who came to this country in company with him in the steam¬ ship "United Kingdom" in March 1868. Feb. 21 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted by Jane Brown (marriage name Salway) of her mother Mrs. Catharine Brown and her brothers Chas, and William Brown, and sisters, Mary Brown or Evans, Kate Brown or Garrasite, and Ellen Brown, nat¬ ives of Co. Donegal, Ireland. They will see their sis¬ ter at 1761 Bodine st. [Phila. Pa.] [sister not named] Feb. 25 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Michael, Thomas and Norah Tobin, from Tallow, Co. Waterford, Ireland, by their brother William [Tobin]. Address Wm. Tobin, Ledger Office. Mar. 2 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 Personal Information of the whereabouts of Mary Henry is earnestly desired by her sister, Catharine Henry, now in California. Address at Ledger Office. Mar. 5 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John, Henry, Richard, Mary, Ellen, and Elizabeth Morris. Any information respect¬ ing their whereabouts would be gratefully received by their neice, Lizzie Morris, 3 St. Lawrence- Place',' Portland, Maine. - 382 Pub. Date PERSONALS Mar. 9 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 Will Mrs. Alexander Hutchinson write to her son Hill [Hutchinson], at Jacksonville, Fla. Mar. 10 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 I have been requested by John George Thornley of Newry [probably Co. Down, but there is a Newry in Co. Armagh], Ireland, to make inquirey through the public press of Philadelphia and Washington concern¬ ing his brothers, Thomas and William and sister Eliza (Mrs. Gartland). If any or all are living, I will be glad to see them or have them write to me, so that I may communicate with their brother Joseph H. Thornley, Dry Goods Merchant, comer Eighth and Spring Garden sts., Phila. [Pa.] Mar. 12 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 If the following persons or any of them, who came [as] passengers in the Anchor Line steamship "India", Oct¬ ober 1869, will call or send their address to this off¬ ice, 1019 Walnut st. [Phila. paj, they will confer a favor. Simon Sugner, Mary Carr, Ann Watson, Ann Brunt, Eliza Tippen, Sarah Donahoe, Mrs. L. McInnes and Isabella Miller. Mar. 27 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Richard Hill, of Bingham, Nottinghamshire, England, is wanted by his brother,Matthew Hill. Apply at Holmesburg Post-Office, Pa. Apr. 1 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 If John Maguire or his nephew John Maxwell, from Fintona, Co. Tyrone, Ireland, will call at 1019 Walnut st., they can hear news interesting to them. Apr. 8 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Frederick Miller, who left Phil¬ adelphia, March 1873 to go to Little Rock, Arkansas. Address Mary Miller, Central Hotel, Arch st., ab. Sixth [st. Phila. Pa.] Apr. 13 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Susan and Bridget Kelly, Mary Apr. 16 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Sarah Waters, late of Galveston, Texas, is in Phila¬ delphia and anxious to find the family of Mr. Lewis Gillette, or Nancy Waters. Address Sarah Waters, Led¬ ger Office. - Northen and Luke Northen, uncles and aunts of Patrick Kelly, Co. Cavan, Parish of Laria [Larah], Ireland. Address P. Kelly, 8 Nibin Place, Spring Garden st., above Broad [st., Phila. Pa.] 383 Pub. Date Apr. 18 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Apr. 20 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS John Cordwell, or next of kin, for news, write to A. W. Wagenhals, Atchison, Kansas. Something of importance from the old country to Till Wittkamp, of Abigail and Amber sts., Bridget Donnelly, of 118 Edward st.; Eliza Devlin, of 1841 N. Fifth street, rear; Mary Koch, rear 491 St. John street. Address with present residence, Attorney, Ledger Office. Apr. 23 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Wm. Garvin, Coro or Bridget, of Kings Co., Ireland, by their sister Maria [Garvin]. Address Mrs. Wm. F. Shoemaker, 67 Twenty-first st., Chicago, Illinois. Apr. 27 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Will James Thompson, who lived with Mr. Ogelby, of Lscleen [sic possibly Lisleen], Co. Tyrone, Ire¬ land, call at 2148 Webster st. [Phila. Pa.] to see a - friend. Apr. 30 1874 Pg. 2 col. 4 To the heirs of James Keegan - James Keegan of Castle Pollard [Castlepollard is a town], Co. Westmeath, Ire¬ land, died in America, leaving money in hands of his administrator. His estate is now being settled in Court. His next of kin must appear and make claim without delay, or his property will escheat to the Commonwealth of Penna. Apply to Patrick McNabb, ad¬ ministrator, 1430 Spring Garden st., Phil^. [Pa.] or E. Copper Mitchell, atty.-at-law, 518 Walnut st. Phila. Pa. May 9 1874 Pg. 4 col. 2 Information wanted of Joseph S. Keavens, of Chestertown Md. Any information of his whereabouts would be thank¬ fully rec'd by his distressed aunt. Address Miss Virginia L. Baker, Chestertown, Kent Co., Md. May 19 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Wm. W. Price. He left New York City about one year ago. Any person knowing of his whereabouts will be rewarded by his wife, Annie E. Price, Ledger Office. May 30 1874 Pg. 3 col. 7 Sarah James (Mrs. Barker) will please address her brother, late of Prestaigu, Radnorshire, England, [signed] Thomas James, West Chester, Pa. 384 Pub. Date PERSONALS June 2 1874 Pg.. 2 col. 6 If this meets the eye of any person having know¬ ledge of the whereabouts of Mary McNeilus, former¬ ly of Denagore [sic], Ireland, born in Kilkar [kilcar] and later of Strabane, they will confer a favor on her only living relatives Sarah and Bridget McNeilus, by informing them, care of, St. Elmo Hotel, Phila. [Pa.] She was last heard of in this city about four years ago. [Note: Can't find Denagore, possibly Donnaghmore in Co. Tyrone; Kilcar is in Co. Donegal; Strabane is a town in Co. Tyrone] June 2 1874 Pg. 2 col. 6 Will Margaret Ellwood, from Montreal [Canada]come to her sister, Elizabeth Hughes, 1424 Hutchinson st. [Phila. Pa.] June 4 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Michael Greamy, from the Par¬ ish of Dungarvon [Dungarvan], Co. of Waterford, Ire¬ land, by his brother Patrick Greamy, at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] June 5 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Julia Lee, from the Parish of Headford, Co. Galway, Ireland, by her sister, Margaret Lee, at 242 S.. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: Headford is a town and not a parish] June 5 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary McNamary, formerly of Ger¬ mantown [Phila. Pa.]. Any one knowing her address will confer a favor by sending it to Thomas T. McCarty, Baltimore, Md. June 8 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 If this should meet the eye of Mr. Andrew Hanmond, son of late George Hanmond, of Bridgetown, Co. Done¬ gal, Ireland, by writing to Mr. William Hanmond, of the above place, he will hear something to his advan¬ tage. [Note: There are several Bridgetowns in Ireland but none in Co. Donegal] June 15 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Alexander P. Brown, who has run away from his home, 53 Quincy st., Boston,JMass. Aged 12 years, light complexion, brown hair, face freckled, round shoulders, somewhat stooped; had on blue tricot coat and pants much worn and faded, no vest, dark cap, small sized black oil-cloth carpet bag. A suitable reward will be paid for the discovery of his whereabouts by applying at police headquarters, corner Chestnut and Fifth sts., Phila.[Pa.] 385 Pub. Date PERSONALS June 20 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Missing- A young lad named Robert Bolton, aged about 15 years, left Ireland for America in the year 4872, and has not since been heard of. He is about 5 feet in height, fair complexion, brown curly hair and blue eyes. If this advertisement should meet the eye of any person that can give information as to his present residence, they will please communicate with Mr. Thomas Turpin, solici¬ tor for his guardians, 19 Parliament Street, Dublin, Ireland. June 24 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Richard Thomas, who left Manchester [England] 20 years ago is earnestly requested, by his sister, Mary [Thomas] to write at once. Any person know¬ ing him to be dead and seeing this advertisement will greatly oblige by addressing Mary Thomas, care of W. A. Smith & Son, Manchester, England. June 24 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Descendants of the late Catharine DUtilh (living in Philadelphia in 1810), former widow of Etienne Dutilh and last of John Gottlieb Wachmuth, for whom adver¬ tised on first page New York Herald, June 19 1874, may address for particulars J. R. Planten, ViceConsul of the Netherlands, 45 Exchange Place, N.Y. June 30 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Ellen Carroll, of Co. Monaghan, Ireland, arrived by steamer "Illinois" yesterday, wishes to hear from her brother, Francis Carroll. Please leave address at Klohr's Hotel, corner Front and Union sts. [Phila. Pa.J July 1 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 If this should meet the eye of Thomas H. Thomas, tailor, formerly of Buxton, England, he will oblige by corresponding at once with W. H. Foster, 86 Broad¬ way, Cincinnati, Ohio. July 7 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Jane McKee, left Camcastle, Co. Antrim, Ireland, about the year 1844, daughter of Rob't McKee, deceas¬ ed. Any information of her whereabouts will be thank¬ fully rec'd by her sister, Margaret McKee, now Mrs. Neil, of the town of Barrie, Canada West. [Note: Camcastle is a Parish in Co. Antrim] July 21 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Barney McElroy Your sister Jane McElroy has arrived from Ireland, and wants to see you. Call on M. H. Brown, 623 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] - 386 Pub. Date PERSONALS - Aug. 7 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of Louis Lewes, who was in Baden in the fall of 1869. Call at'Mr.Joly's, 9 S. Seventh st. [Phila. Pa.] [signed] A. Von Seldenegg Aug. 8 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted - Information of the whereabouts of Miss Annora Egan, who left Ireland for America on the 18th of May 1874, and is believed to have gone to Phila. [Pa.] Address Patrick Corliss, care of, R. Ball & Co. Worcester, Mass. Aug. 8 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information Wanted Regarding the children [not named] of James Aiken, formerly of Charleston, S. C. and who came to reside in this city [Phila. Pa.] before the war. Address Russell & Russell, 501 Chestnut st. - [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 8 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of whereabouts of Sylvester Donihue [sic] who lived in Boston several years ago, with Rev. Dr. Vinton and Dr. Hayden. Address F. W. Bulletin Office. Aug. 11 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of William Edward Kirby, lately from England, who left home August 2d and has not been heard of since. Wearing a dark blue dress coat, low black felt hat, dark hair, aged 26. Any information will be thankfully rec'd and liberally rewarded by Mary Kirby, 53 Wister st., Germantown. [Phila. Pa.] A Aig. 12 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Martin Cain and two boys, who came [as] passengers in steamship "California" from Glasgow, Scotland. Address Margaret Cain, care of, Wm. Wolf, 1711 Seybert st., Phila. [Pa.] Aug. 12 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted information of the whereabouts of the children of the late Mrs. Friederike Benner, of Saarbrucken, Prussia, by F. Presser, 340 Julianna st. [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 12 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 David Gillespie from Annanbank, Dumfrieshire, Scot¬ land. He was employed in Montreal, Canada from May 1864 to August 1865, and from November 1865 to Janu¬ ary 1867, in Philadelphia. Any information regarding him will be thankfully rec'd by W. J. McWalters, 1122 Mt. Vernon st. [Phila. Pa.] 387 Pub. Date PERSONALS Aug. 18 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Alfred Lloyd, of London, Eng¬ Aug. 27 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary and Ann Dardis, their maiden names, formerly of Co. Westmeath, Ireland, by their brothers, Thomas and Patrick [Dardis], lately arrived. Please address them at Ryan’s Hotel, 152 Dock st. [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 29 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 Jane McDermott wants information of Ellen McDermott, natives of Co. Tyrone, Ireland. 1141 Pine st. [Phila. land, who came to America in 1864, and not since heard: from. Please address Frederick Lloyd, 321 S. Fifth st., Phila. [Pa.] Pa.] 1 Sep. 8 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted by T. McComb, of any of the family of Benjamin Russell, of Lisnarrbw, Co. Tyrone, Ire¬ land. Address D.P.S., Ledger Office. [Note: Probably either Lisnaragh Irish or Lisnaragh Scotch] Sep. 14 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Relatives and legatees of Hugh Dalzell. Whereas Hugh Dalzell, late of Newry, in the Co. of Down, Ireland, merchant, who died at Kenilworth Terrace, Dublin, Ire¬ land on the 24th of May 1872, by his will dated the 13th of February 1869, bequeated certain legacies to the persons following (amongst others) that is to say, to each of the children of my brothers and sisters who emigrated to America: William Dalzell £500; to each of the children of testator's sister Martha (Dal¬ zell)£500; to each of the children efs tetetatOr Vs-Sister\Isabella ^Dalzell')<£5Q0;t_ jahd to:testator 1 S’ sistet Janejifi livirtg at250h andeijooeatheofiitlidrehildrtensbfi testator's sister Jane (Dalzell) £250; and to testator's sister Agnes (Dalzell) if living £.250; and to the child¬ ren of said sister Agnes (Dalzell) £250; and to each of the children of testator's brother Samuel (Dalzell) £500. Pursuant to a decree of the High Court of Chan¬ cery in Ireland, Plaintiffs Francis Horner, James Martin McClenahan; Defendents Charles Lamprey, Martha, his wife and Hugh Dalzell. Statement required showing proof of identity, 1st day of January 1875. [signed] B. E. Whitestone, Chief Clerk Wm. Henry Ogle, solicitor for Plaintiffs Francis Horner and James Martin McClenahan, 20 Upper Ormond Quay, Dublin, Ireland. - - Sep. 26 1874 Pg. 4'col. 4 If Alfred John Halliday, who left England in April last, will communicate with Thomas Jones, 1114 S. Nine¬ teenth st. [Phila. Pa.] he will hear of something to his advantage. 388 Pub. Eate PERSONALS Sep. 30 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wm. Boyle went from Birmingham, England to America, about thirty years ago. Married in New Foundland; afterwards lived in Phila. and is about 60 years of age. Any one knowing him, will be of interest to write to the U. S. Consul at Birmingham, England. Oct. 2 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton, whose son Charles Ham¬ ilton, died in Wheeling, W. Va. in 1859, will write to Mrs. Sarah Hamilton, 92 Fifteenth st., Wheeling, W. Va., she may hear of something of importance to her. Oct. 5 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 Any information of Robert Sainor, living or dead, of Congo, Co. Tyrone, Ireland, will be thankfully rec'd by Jane Sainor, 2215 Montrose st., Phila. [Pa.] Oct. 6 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Thomas Clark, or his wife Catharine (maiden name Robinson), who lived at 802 McClellan st. [Phila.Pa.] in 1872, will please write to Michael Robinson, 31 York st., Leeds, England. Oct. 13 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Thomas Stevenson, late of Copney, Co. Armagh, Ireland, will hear of a friend by writing to John Woods, 84 Pike st., Pittsburgh, Pa. Oct. 13 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 A friend anxious to find Margaret Garman, who came to America, twenty years back from Coot Hill [Cootehill] Co. Cavan, Ireland, with her sons [not named]. Her maiden name was Fitzpatrick. Address 6 Skerrit Court, off Ninth and Locust [sts., Phila. Pa.]. Oct. 29 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Left Ireland in February 1865, Michael Devlin, a native of Co. Tyrone [Ireland]. When last heard from he was in Phila. Pa. Information as to his where¬ abouts will be thankfully rec'd by his brother,Thomas [Devlin], 1811 Market st., Phila. [Pa.] Dec. 4 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Walter T. Pilkington, who arrived at New York from London [England] in April 1873, will hear something to his advantage, by calling at 1309 S. Broad st., Phila. [Pa.] 389 Pub. Date PERSONALS - Dec. 7 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Robert Craig Wanted Robt. Craig, who left Bonhire, Dumbartonshire, Scotland, about thirty years ago, for North America. He or his descendents may hear of a succession in which they are interested, by communicating with the subscriber, and giving par¬ ticulars of family history to prove identity[signed] J. A. Dixon, solicitor, 156 West George st., Glasgow, Scotland. Dec. 7 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mrs. Mary Hamlin, formerly Brown, by her daughter Agnes Ryan, 241 W. Twenty¬ seventh st., New York. Was native of Paterson; in Phila. [Pa.] when last heard from. Dec. 9 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Smith, Robert, deceased A sum of about twenty pounds, less expenses, is divisible amongst the legal personal representatives of Robert Smith, deceased, who was a son of John Smith, late of Michaels Place, Brompton, England, who died many years ago. Apply by letter to William Francis Watson, solicitor, 11 Southampton Buildings, Chancery Lane, London, - England. Dec. 29 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 If John W. Storey, gunsmith by trade, of Dublin, Ire¬ land, will call or address 215 N. Ninth st., he will hear of something to his advantage. When last heard from was in Newark, N. J. Dec. 30 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 $100 Reward - Information wanted of Bridget McDonald, native of Rossmore [sic], [Co.] Carlow, Ireland, who left home in the ship "Webster", May 1st 1860; Last heard of at Mrs. Winslow's, Filbert st. [Phila. Pa.], April 17, 1863. Any person sending her address to her brother, John McDonald, 513 Biddle st., St. Louis, Mo., will receive the above reward. [Note: There is no town, townland nor parish of Ross¬ more in Co. Carlow] Dec. 30 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mrs. Ann Morgan, wife of Thomas Morgan, maiden name Ann McKeone, landed in New York in 1850; last heard from in the vicinity of Elizabeth¬ town, N. J. Any information concerning her will be thankfully rec'd by her husband, Thomas Morgan, Savannah, Georgia. 390 Pub. Date PERSONALS Jan. 2 1875 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Elizabeth Fitzroy, maiden name Elizabeth Cooney, who left the City of Dublin [Ire¬ land], about the year 1860, by her nephew, [signed] Walter Harford, 254 West Twentieth st.. New York City. Jan. 26 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of Jacob Humphreys, who former¬ ly lived at 1719 N. Eleventh st., [Phila. Pa.]. Add¬ ress Win. Price, Bunker Hill, Kansas. Feb. 15 1875 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted- Information of George Smith; Irishman, or his relatives. He resided in this city [Phila. Pa.]. Came to this city about 40 years ago; was married second time. Leave address at 333 S, Second st. - [Phila. Pa.] Feb. 25 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Next of kin wanted -The children of Alexander Bradford formerly of Deptford, in England and who was born near Belfast, in Ireland, and who is supposed to have emi¬ grated to United States of America, will hear of some¬ thing to their advantage on application to the under¬ signed. Rev. John Machaughton, Belfast, Ireland [and] Hugh Currie, Esq., High st., Belfast, Ireland Mar. 1 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Henry Sewell, of Bradford, Yorkshire, England, will hear something to his advantage, by writing to one of his sisters, care of, Samuel Hopkinson, Executor of his late father, 52 St. George's Place, Bradford, [Yorkshire, England], or by addressing the British Consul General, N. Y. Mar. 8 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 If John Eaton, formerly of Los Angeles, California, is in this city, he can see his old friend, Joseph Shaw, by calling at 506 N. Twelfth st. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 8 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information will be thankfully rec'd of M. A. Thomas, Charles Yeagle, or Yeager, formerly of Sacremento, Cal., and also the mother of Charles Yeagle or Yeager. Please address 3020 Market st., West Philadelphia, Pa. [signed] Mrs. M. E. Thomas Mar. 9 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. Ellen Henry, formerly of Charleston, S.C., will please call on or address F. Register, Claim Office, 324 S. Fifth st. [Phila. Pa.] 391 Pub. Date PERSONALS Mar. 11 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 James Byrne of Balaneece, Co. Dublin, [Ireland] wishes to find his sisters, Margaret and Mary Ann Byrne. Address, care of, James Dowling, 1136 Beach st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: Probabiy Ballalease; there is a north, south and west Ballalease] Mar. 18 1875 Pg. 3 col. 2 George Stone, native of Faversham, Kent, England, can find Addis Stone at Girard House, within one week from date. Mar. 19 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of William Edgar, or his heirs, joiner by trade, native of Parish of Eskdale, Scot¬ land. They will hear of property left them in Scotland, by addressing M. Smith, 2330 N. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 23 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Elizabeth Huey, sister of James Huey, and niece of Moses McMahon. She came to this city [Phila. Pa.] from Baltimore [Md.] about 5 years ago. Apply to John Cadwalader, Jr., attorneyat-law, 252 S. Fourth st. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 7 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 George Henry O'Connor, who left Liverpool in the year 1871, per steamship "Scandinavian" for Quebec, and was last heard of from Philadelphia, will learn some¬ thing to his great advantage, on applying to Mr. Pollarky, Private Inquiry Office, 13 Paddington Green, London, England. Apr. 15 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Catharine Boyle, wife of James Boyle, of the family of Hugh O'Conner (John, Henry and Eliza); The family were last heard of in Phila. Information from any of them will be received to their advantage by addressing, John O'Connor, Drumsuru [prob¬ ably town of Drumsum], Co. Derry, Ireland. [Note: O'Conner and O'Connor spellings are both in this notice] Apr. 16 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Henry Cox would like to know the address of his bro¬ thers, Edward and Charles [Cox], late of Nottingham, England. . Address 242 S. Front st., Phila. Pa. Apr. 29 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Missing - Charles E. Looker, 5 feet - 9 inches in height weighing 200, blue eyes, full whiskers and mustache, and hair dark brown. Last heard of in Phila. [Pa.] on February 15th. Any information of him will be thank¬ fully rec'd and rewarded by his wife, Mrs. Josephine Looker, 50 Vanderbilt ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 392 Pub. Date PERSONALS May 6 1875 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted -To correspond with Henry Allen (or his fam¬ ily) who was in or of Camden, N.J. about 1853 or 1855. Address Erastus Allen, care of Glass Box 50, New Orleans, Louisiana. Any person replying will greatly favor. 7 1875 William McGuire, that addressed Geo. McGuire, at Canton, Ohio, some 18 months ago, in relation to his parentage and relatives will confer a favor on Arthur McGuire, by calling on him at 521 N. Thirty¬ sixth st., Phila. [Pa.]. May 12 1875 Pg. 2 col. 6 Information wanted of John Hall Lister, commercial May pg. 3 col. 1 traveller, who left Campbell st., Newcastle-uponTyne, Old England in 1872. (His father is dead) Address J. W. Loraine, 28 Brougham Place, Newcastleupon-Tyne, Old England. May 13 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 An old friend from Trinidad, Cuba, wishes to know the whereabouts of Miss Porras and her mother, Maria Address B. T., 225 S. Broad st., Phila. [Pa.] May 13 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 If.Levi Wells, late of Coleraine, Ohio, will call at 152 N. Fifteenth st. [Phila. Pa.], as soon as possible, he may hear something to his advantage. May 14 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Wm. Lalor, son of John Lalor, of Coole, near Rathvilly, Co. Carlow, Ireland, [signed] D.E.C., Ledger Office. [Note: Coole is a townland and Rathvilly is a town] May 17 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Missing If this should meet the eye of George Mitch¬ ell, of Camberwell, London, England, who arrived at New York, by the steamship "Cuba" in JUly, 1874, he is earnestly requested to communicate with his cousin, P. H. Mitchell, Bessemer Steel Works, Troy, New York, or to the British' Consul at New York. Any person knowing his whereabouts will confer a favor upon his grief-stricken friends, by addressing a note to either of the above named gentlemen. May 21 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Will Jacob K. Beaumont, or any member who left Philadelphia for Texas in the year 1836, as a soldier, please call at 1007 Buttonwood st., Phila. [Pa.] - 393 Pub. Date PERSONALS May 22 1875 Pg. 4 col. 2 Information wanted of William Widlund. His wife has arrived from England, [is] in Chicago, in distress¬ ing circumstances. Any one knowing his whereabouts will confer a favor by writing to Mrs. Wm. Widlund, 422 S. Canal st., Chicago, [Ill.] May 24 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of George Hargreaves, of Hebden Bridge., England. Supposed to be in Philadelphia. Any information will be thankfully rec'd by his uncle, H. Rigby, 945 [?] East York st. [Phila. Pa.] May 31 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of James Feely, from Co. Monaghan, Ireland, by Mary Feely, 254 Hamilton st., Phila. [Pa.] June 14 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 I hereby give notice that Mr. Wm. Morrissey, merchant tailor, of Lismore, Co. Waterford, Ireland, died on the 6th May instant. His brother, Michael Morrissey, formerly of Ballyin, Lismore, who some years ago emi¬ grated to the United States, is requested to communi¬ cate with the undersigned, the executor under Mr. Morrissey's will, the second executor having renounced, [signed] Peter Carey, R.C.C., Lismore, 18th May, 1875. June 14 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 David Stem and Leopold Strauss, both formerly of Phil¬ adelphia [Pa.] or next of kin, will learn something to their advantage, by communicating with Arthur Moore, Park st., Lynn, Mass. June 15 1875 Pg. 2 col. 6 - - Mrs. McGarvey (maiden name Catharine Ross) from Sham¬ rock, [sic] , Co. Kildare, Ireland, can see her sister, Mary [Ross] at 152 Dock st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: There is no town or townland of Shamrock in Co. Kildare; there is a townland called Shamrocklodge how¬ ever] June 17 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mr. Martin Henri or Briand, from La Trinite, Porhoet, France, is requested to write or present himself at Mr. C. Heydecker, 16 S. William St., New York, whome he may hear important family news. June 22 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 If this meets the eye of John Reid, of Glasgow, Scot¬ land, he will hear of a friend [not named]. Address A. A., Ledger Office. 394 Pub. Date PERSONALS - July 1 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Notice Information wanted of Mr. Joseph Lees, son of the late William Lees, of Mill Bottom, Oldham, Lancashire, England, better known by the nickname "Singing Will". Any information respecting his whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by the under¬ signed. Mr. Lees resided sometime ago in Scranton [Pa.], also in West Philadelphia, and Chester, Del¬ aware County, Penna. If he will send me his address, he will hear of something to his advantage. Address Will Hague, P.O. Box 534, Patterson, N.J. July 3 1875 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted of the whereabouts of Daniel and John O'Neill, who lived in Phila. [Pa.], and were last heard from about five years ago. Any informa¬ tion will be thankfully rec'd by their brother, Patrick O'Neill, Olympia, Thurston Co., Washington Terr. July 10 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information as to the locality of J. Fox Abraham, of Burlington, Iowa, will meet with grateful recognition by his bereaved invalid sister, Hannah Abraham, 1155 Passyunk avenue, Phila. [Pa.] July 16 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of the relatives of James W. Tatum, formerly of Philadelphia, afterwards of Louis¬ ville, Ky., where he was married to Miss Rosanna Brown. The last heard of him was on June 5th, 1858, he was in California. His wife died near Louisville in November 1873. He, if living, or his relatives, will hear of something to their advantage, by addres¬ sing Thomas Rush, 703 Portland aye., Louisville, Ky. July 24 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 If any of Salvestor [sic] Murray's children, from Ire¬ land, Co. Waterford, Helvick Point or Ring, near Dungraven [Dungarvan, Ireland], see this, they will do well by calling at Martin Murray's, 519 Spruce st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: There is only a townland called - Helvick in Co. Waterford] July 28 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary Ann Roper, of Manchester, England. Address Sarah Roper, Camden P.O., N.J. July 30 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Should this meet the eye of Thomas Howe, who landed in Philadelphia early in month of May last, he will please at once, address his sister, Martha A. Howe, 234 Fifth avenue, New York City [N.Y.] 395 Pub. Date PERSONALS July 30 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information concerning Mrs. Ellen Shorb, who left Baltimore [Md.], Wednesday, July 21, 1875, will be thankfully rec'd by her husband, A. F. Shorb, 4 South st., Baltimore [Md.] Aug. 9 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Heirs wanted If the legal descendents of the late Edward Foster, of Racine, Wis. will send their add¬ ress to T. L. Johnson, 449 First ave., New York, it will be to their pecuniary advantage. Aug. 11 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 BOYD -Wanted information of a baker, from the north of Ireland, named Boyd, first name supposed to be William, who lived in Philadelphia about the year 1856. He or his wife, if living, will confer a favor on their little friend Abby, who lived with them about that time, by sending their address in care of, Andrew Jones, Whitestone, Long Island, N.Y. Aug. 18 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of Mary Ann Roe, from Cashel, Tipperary Co., Ireland, by her widowed sister, Mrs. Alice O'Keefe. Address 1608 Bath st., below William, Port Richmond [Phila. Pa.]. Aug, 18 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mr. Geo. Cauchon, Montreal, [Canada], boilermaker, will hear of something to his advantage, by calling at 629 Dudley st., Phila. [Pa.] Aug. 21 1875 Pg. 3 col. 2 If William King, chemist, of Leeds, England, will comm¬ unicate with Rev. Isaac Martin, of Holmesburg [Phila. Pa.], he will hear of something to his advantage. Aug. 31 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 If the brother of Thos. Kearns, formerly of Barrack st., Tullamore, Kings Co., Ireland, will call at 941 Hall st., Phila. [Pa.] he will hear something to his advantage through the death of said brother. Sep. 1 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 James Lane, who came to America about the year 1854, from the Co. of Galway, Parish of Mylock [Moylough], Ireland, please send his address to his sister, Ann Lane (now married to Michael Gavin), Westchester P.O., Chester Co., Pa. - - 396 Pub. Date Sep. 1 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS Advertisement for next of kin- Pursuant to an order of the High Court of Chancery in Ireland, made in the matter of the Estate of Thomas Barrett, and in the cause of Edward Barrett, against tHugMuifh Barrett. The persons claiming to be next of kin to Thomas Barrett, late of Derrylappin, in the County of Tyrone, farmer, who died in or about the month of June 1869, and who were living at his death, and the local personal representatives of any who have since died, are by their solicitors, on or before the 1st day of November 1875, to come in and prove their claims at the Chambers of the Vice Chancellor of the Four Courts, Dublin, or in default thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded from the benefit of said order. Monday, the 8th day of November 1875 at 1 o'clock, is appointed for hearing and judicating upon the claims. Dated this 14th day of July, 1875. A. T. Chatterton, Chief Clerk. Samuel Young, solicitor for plaintiff, 15 Wellington Quay, Dublin and Dungannon, Co. Tyrone, Ireland. [Note: The townland of Thomas Barrett is spelled Derrylappen] Sep. 3 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of the friends or relatives of Jerome B. Closson. He left home 15 years ago, and if this should come under their observation, they can address him at 105 W. Monroe st., Chicago, Ill. Sep. 6 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Will William or Walter Baker, late of George's Sta^ tion, South Carolina,send me his address. C. K. Ross, 306 Market st., Phila. [Pa.] > Sep. 13 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Ed. Levi formerly of Hagerstown, Md., will send his address immediately to L.M.N., Ledger Office, it may be of advantage. Sep. 17 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. H. Huntley, formerly of Baltimore [Md.], or any one who can give information of her, will please add¬ ress C. D. Barnitz, 71 W. Fayette st., Baltimore [Md.] or C. Few Seiss, 1338 Spring Garden st., Phila. [Pa.] Sep. 21 1875 Pg. 2 col. 4 Johannes and Izachiel Herrmann, from Graefenhausen, Co. of Neuenberg, Kingdom of Wurtemberg, who emigra¬ ted to America in 1832, or their children, are re¬ quested to send their address to the Democrat office, as their sister Rosina [Herrmann] would like to see them. 397 Pub. Date PERSONALS - Sep. 25 1875 Pg. 4 col. 3 WOOLLEY GHEFFERY Under an order of the Court of Chan¬ cery of the County Palatine, of Lancaster, in England, made in the matter of the estate of Mary Woolley, late of Rowley Hill, Famdon, in the Co. of Chester, in Eng¬ land, spinster, deceased, and in a cause "Ann Wooley against Margaret Woolley", the persons claiming to be the next of kin of the said Mary Woolley are required, on or before the ninth day of October next, to come in and prove their claims, at the Office of the Registrar for the Liverpool District of the said court, in the Mun¬ icipal Buildings, Dale Street, Liverpool, to the end that the estate of the said Mary Woolley, who died in or about the month of February 1875, may be divided between them, according to their rights, shares and interests therein. The said Mary Woolley has a sister Jane [Woolley], the wife of one Patrick Cheffrey. Both left England (probably Liverpool)manyyears ago, and were last heard of about eleven years ago, at Whitehaven,Luzerne County, in the State of Pennsylvania. Jane Cheffrey or her children, if living, or her or their representatives > or some of them would be entitled to share in the estate. In default of such claims being sent in as aforesaid, they will be per¬ emptorily excluded from the benefit of the said order. Friday, the 17th day of October, 1875, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the said office,is appointed for hear¬ ings and adjudicating upon the claims. Dated this 3d day of September 1875 James W. Winstanley District Registrar Radcliffe & Layton 12 Harkins Hey, Liverpool, England Solicitors for the Defendents Sep. 29 1875 Pg. 4 col. 5 Information wanted of Edwin Gillingham, formerly of Eng¬ land, believed to reside near Phila. [Pa.]. Direct at once to W. H. Read, 7 Strand, London [England], where he will hear of something greatly to his advantage. Oct. 13 1875 Pg. 2 col. 6 A few friends of Mr. Thomas Byrnes, liquor merchant, 4053 Market st., West Phila. Pa. called last night to see him, it being the eve of his departure for Dublin, to visit his parents and numerous friends. He leaves his extensive establishment in the sole management of Mr. Charles Mooney, late proprietor of the Alexander Arms Hotel, Portglenone, Co. Antrim, Ireland. Oct. 19 1875 Information wanted of Patrick Rourke, wife (maiden name Julia Fox) and children, whether living or dead. If dead, the heirs will learn something of interest by sending names and addresses of persons by whom death can be prov¬ en, to Mrs. B. Cantberry, 278 Canal st., New Orleans, La. About thirty years ago, Mr. Rourke and family lived at Tuckerton, a station on the line of the Philadelphia and Pg. 2 col. 5 Reading Railroad Company. 398 Pub. Date PERSONALS Oct. 21 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Abraham Laing (baker), black eyes, hair and mustache, missing since August 14th. Property cannot be sold without his consent. Address O.V.. Laing, Galena, Kent Co., Md., or 717 Arch st. ['fhila. Pa.] Oct. 21 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. Hedwig Haak, born in Klanawsky, Berlin, Prussia, will please call at the office of the German Consulate, Phila. [Pa.], 227 Chestnut st., between 10 and 3 o'clock. Oct. 22 1875 Pg. 2 col.,4 Owen Devlin, native of Donegal, Ireland, wishes to hear from his uncle, Owen Devlin, Phila. Pa. Address Owen Devlin, 2 Lincoln ave., between Eighth and Ninth sts. and Catharine and Fitzwater Sts. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 22 1875 Personal Any one acquainted with the whereabouts of the children of Sophie Schroeder, nee Stumme, formerly of Mainz, Germany, and afterwards a resident of this city, will confer a favor on her family by addressing M. Ede Rivas, 31 Broad st., New York. Pg. 2 col. 4 - Nov. 5 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 To the Descendents of Chriatianna Beam or Griffin, who was a sister of the late Jacob Beam, of Beamsville, Canada. Pursuant to a decree of the Court of Chancery, made in the cause of Anderson vs. Kilbome, the heirs at law and next of kin of Jacob Beam, late of the vill¬ age of Beamsville, Province of Ontario, Canada, who died in the month of June 1858, are, on the tenth day of January next, at 12 o'clock noon, to come in and prove their claims as such heirs at law, and next of kin before me, the undersigned, Mastet in Ordinary of the said Court, at my chambers in Ongoode Hall, in the city of Toronto, Dominion of Canada, or in default thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded from the benefit of the said decree. Dated the first day of October, 1875, T. W. Taylor. For further information, apply to Blake, Kerr & Boyd, solicitors for the exec¬ utors. Nov. 6 1875 Pg. 4 col. 4 Walter Power of Wenford [Wexford], Ireland, brotherin-law to William Cullen, shoemaker, wants to know his whereabouts. Call 21 Christian st. [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 6 1875 Pg. 4 col. 4 William Henry Hughes Wanted Address or information respecting William Henry Hughes, who came from Birming¬ ham, England, 25 years ago, and kept a hardware store in Philadelphia. Apply United States Consul, Birming¬ - ham, England. 399 - Pub. Date PERSONALS Nov. 22 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Benj. Burman, who went to sea in the year 1865, desires information of the whereabouts of his par¬ ents, or the address of his brother, John [Burman] or his uncle, Mr. Philip McPoil. Address Benj. Bur¬ man, Percadero, San Mateo County, California. Nov. 25 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of James Glasspool, a miller, from Horley, Surrey, England, has been in this country some twenty years. Please address his dau¬ ghter, Emily Glasspool, Post-Office Drawer 26, Newburg, New York. Dec. 10 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Relatives or friends of Richard Eaton, of Hudders¬ field, Yorkshire, England, will hear something to their advantage by addressing at once [644 or 944 ?] Lawrence st. [Phila. Pa.] Dec. 24 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of the whereabouts of Ellen Calhem or James McKenna, by their brother, Bernard McKenna, Gladewater, Texas. 400 COLLECTIONS OF The Genealogical Society OF PENNSYLVANIA PHILADELPHIA  COLLECTIONS The Genealogical Society OF PENNSYLVANIA  PUBLIC LEDGER NEWSPAPER PHILADELPHIA, PENNA > ORIGINS FROM WANTS AND PERSONAL COLUMNS 1848-1875 VOLUME 2 Copyright® 2000 The Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania  ORIGINS Some eighteen years ago, a group of volunteers of the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania inaugurated a project of indexing all the names in the Death Notices, Marriage Notices and the Wants columns of the Philadelphia Public Ledger. This work was begun with the initial issue of the paper in 1836 and continued until the issue of 1875. This effort has resulted in the publication of eighteen volumes of indexed names. As the work proceeded into the 1850's, the effects of the Great Hunger in Ireland, the Potato Famine, began to be seen. Irish immigrants were marrying, and dying, and their newspapers notices began to show their places of origin in the Old Country. Also, immigrants began to advertise in the Wants and Personal columns upon their arrival in America to contact relatives who had come before them. The news¬ paper columns would show names, ages, places of origin, down to parish¬ es and townlands, as well as relationships between individuals. This information would be a windfall to genealogists. All those names and places! We created a matrix, a form in which genealogical information could be written. We called this new project "Origins". We expanded its base to include not only Ireland and foreign countries, but other areas of the United States. We began "Origins" in 1848 and concluded in 1875. We included persons whose origins or places of marriage or death were in other areas of the country and who were from Pennsylvania, New Jer¬ sey and Delaware. There were many more deaths in the 1861-1865 period because of Civil War casualities. The indexing of marriages and deaths, as well as "Origins" continued simultaneously until the newspaper books were no longer available. Everything in the books has been checked, but there is always a possi¬ When an Irishman who can't spell says "Ballaklee" to a newspaper clerk, how can the clerk know that he is saying "Dublin". bility of error. Robert E. 0 Connor  ORIGINS WANTS, INQUIRIES ETC., INFORMATION WANTED, AND PERSONALS All of the above newspaper column headings have been used in these "Origins". We started in 1848 (because of the Irish Famine) and con¬ tinued through 1875. The Wants column mainly was for employment op¬ portunities, everything from hat trimmers to iron moulders, but tucked into this column were ads beginning: Information Wanted Of. In Aug¬ ust of 1848 a new column heading began called "Inquiries etc." and it reappeared in April and June of 1849, even as the Wants column contin¬ ued. In August 1849 another heading was tried as "Information Wanted", but it wasn't until December 1852 that "Personals" began and would continue as the column for those seeking friends and relatives. These column headings usually appear on page 3 in the newspaper, but also can be found on pages 1, 2 and 4. To assist you, we have noted the page and column number below the publication date. The Wants and Personals have been extracted as they appear. Many are or Irish origin, but also include other nationalities, as well as the native bom. Infor¬ mation might include the ship name, date of arrival, other family members, such as cousins or brothers-in-law, and maiden names, as well as occupa¬ tions. You may also note that the same "Personal" ad has been placed in other newspapers in the larger eastern cities in hope of locating a relative. Spelling - The ad-taker clerk listened to an Irish brogue and wrote down how he thought the names were spelled. Very often, the Irish immigrant could not read or write and the clerk was ignorant of Irish surnames and place names; thus you get Boil for Boyle, and Rardon for Reardon. Dailey is spelled Daly, Daily, Dealy, Dely and Dayley, so be sure when using the index to look for alternate spellings. Every Irish town and townland is in a larger jurisdiction, the Civil par¬ ish. Often the ad clerk made no distinction and every place name was called a parish. We have tried to help with correct spellings [the names are in brackets], as well as additional information, also in brackets, which might be of help to the family researcher.  Addresses - Upon arrival, the immigrant often stopped at a hotel or boarding house, usually along the waterfront, thus you see "repeat" addresses. Many used agencies such as "The Only Incorporated Ameri¬ can Emigrants' Friend Office" as a home address. Street addresses from the early years cannot be used to locate the same addresses today, as the present street numbering system did not begin until 1857. Because of the erratic numbering, additional information was given to pinpoint a location, such as: "between Seventh and Eighth sts." or "3rd door from the corner of Sixth and Noble sts.." Some of the streets and alleys no longer exist, or their names have changed. The GSP has a book called "Philadelphia Street Name Changes" by Jefferson Moak, which will assist you. The Wants and Personals are interesting reading, as the new arrivals and those already here try to connect up with their friends and rel¬ atives. Perhaps you will make a "connection" too. Trudy Slaven  Pub. Date PERSONALS Sep. 4 1857 Pg. 3 col. 4 Henry Kriselmyre, will please call on his brother, Conrad [Kriselmyre] from Newburgh, N.Y., at Jones Exchange Hotel, 77 Dock st. [Phila. Pa.] from 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. this day. Sep. 4 1857 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted - of John Brenon, from the Parish of Ballynele [Ballyneill], near the Castle Duffhill, Co. Tipperary, Ireland, by his sister, Norah Brenon, of Conshohocken, Montgomery Co., Pa. Sep. 4 1857 Pg. 3 col. 4 James Cornell - who came to Philadelphia from Ireland, on the 2^, in the "Wyoming", will please call on his brother, Pat [Cornell] [at] 4 Prosperous Alley, between Eleventh and Twelfth, in Locust [st., Phila. Pa.]. Sep. 9 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Corley Cochlin, Blacksmith, from Skibbereen, Co. Cork, Ireland. When last heard of, was with Mr. Miltonberger, Little Falls, East Liberty, Fayette Co., Pa. Any information of him will be thankfully rec'd by his wife, Margaret Cochlin (formerly Margaret Shea) at 109 Seventh st., above Arch [st., Phila. Pa.]. Sep. 10 1857 Pg. 3 col. 3 Thomas Davis of Manchester, England, may hear something of interest by sending his address to Box 1207, Phila¬ delphia Post Office [Pa.]. Sep. 10 1857 Pg. 3 col. 3 Wanted -Mary Lowers, care of Mr. Kaine, 132 Pine st., Phila. [Pa.] to get a letter from Dewsbury, England, Siter Price & Co., 315 Market st. [Phila. Pa.] Sep. 12 1857 Pg. 1 col. 2 Wanted- Information of Margaret Monahan, a native of the Parish of Inaskillin [town of Enniskillen], near Lismelor [sic], Co. of Hermanna [Fermanagh], Ireland, by her cousin, Bernard Nolen. She will be kindly received at house of Michael O'Connor, 622 Seventh st. below South [st., Phila. Pa.] [Note: There are several townlands as well as the town of Enniskillen (all in the parish of Enniskillen), and Lismelor is probably the townland of Lismalore, which is in the parish of Aghavea] 201  Pub. Date PERSONALS Sep. 14 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted -of Michael Quane, Parish of Parteen, Co. Clare, Ireland, brother of Thomas Quane. Any infor¬ mation will be thankfully rec'd by Thomas' son, Michael Quane. Please address 9 Penn st., Philadelphia [Pa.] Mr. Hugh Ford's. Sep. 15 1857 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted -of Catharine Gaffey, who arrived in the packet ship "Cultivator" on the 11th inst., by her brother, William [Gaffey] at Francis Lubbe's, Carpenter, Conshohocken [Montgomery Co.], Pa. Sep. 15 1857 Pg. 3 col. 7 Ann Tagg, who arrived at New York, from Manchester, England, in the ship "Manhatten", last week, is request¬ ed to send her address to her mother, Ann Tagg, Water street, third door below Lombard [st.], Schuylkill, Phila. [Pa.] Sep. 17 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted -of John and Mary Maguire, by their mother Anne Maguire, who is lately arrived from Bradford, England. If this meets their eye or comes to their ear, they will find her by calling at Mr. Hugh Ford's, 9 Penn st., Phila. [Pa.] Sep. 18 1857 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted - of Nelly Derbydown, (maiden name Nelly Foley) from Waterford, Ireland. Her sister Joanna Foley, is at John Cush's, 509 Penn st., below Lombard [st., Phila. Pa.]. Sep. 21 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Mrs. Mary Cougin, widow of Wm. Cougin, Queen's Co., Ireland. Four years ago, she was living in Philadelphia. Call at 258 Eleventh st. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 1 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted information of Ann Sweeny, who left Donegal, Ire¬ land, about six years ago, who lived in Tamaqua, Pa. in 1855. Apply to her sister, Mary Sweeny, 1314 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 2 1857 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted of John and Patrick Brophey, supposed to be living in St. Louis [Mo.], by their sister, Mar¬ garet [Brophey], now living at 1740 Francis st. Phila. [Pa.]. St. Louis papers please copy. 202  Pub. Date PERSONALS Oct. 3 1857 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted -of Mary Ball and Bridget Dewire, whose maiden names were Ward, late of Westport, Co. Mayo, Ireland, by their brother, Michael Ward, at 17 St. Mary st., between Sixth and Seventh, below Lombard [st., Phila. Pa.]. Oct. 7 1857 Pg. 3 col. 4 Editor Philadelphia Ledger - Sir - There has been living here for the last four years, a man named James Kerr, who a short time since was accidently killed in a mining accident. Little is known of him here, more than that he is a native of Philadelphia, and a sea faring man. According to his statements, while living, he left Philadelphia in 1849, went to New Orleans, thence round Cape Horn, and arrived in California in 1850. It is said that at that time he had a mother and sister in Philadelphia, but it does not seem that he ever corresponded with them, as nothing can be found among his papers to lend to any knowledge of them, more than the above statement. He has also said, when alive, that his parents were natives of Scotland. Should he have any relatives in Philadelphia, it would be advan¬ tageous of them to address a letter to Robert Miller, or Postmaster, at St. Louis, Sierra County, California. Oct. 9 1857 Pg. 3 col. 3 Card- If the widow of Moses Putnam, formerly of Pugwash, Nova Scotia, [Canada] but when last heard of was living in Philadelphia, or any of her heirs, if now living, will send information, [of] her or any of their addresses to Wm. Sutherland, of Depere, Browne Co., Wisconsin, she or they will obtain information greatly to their benefit, [signed] William Sutherland, Depere, Oct. 2, 1857. Oct. 12 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - By a relative, information concerning Alexander Blackburn, Hatter by trade, native of Londonderry, Ire¬ land; is supposed to have resided in Philadelphia, some years since. Address L.B., Blood's Despatch. Oct. 14 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - Information of Wm. Curtis, emigrated to this country from Poughgill, Cornwall, England, about 20 years ago; reside at Honesdale, Pa. about 12 years ago. Any information concerning him will be thankfully rec'd by his brother, Richard Curtis, at Thomas' Hotel, 35 Dock st. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 16 1857 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mary Crawford, of Co. Donegal, Ireland. When last heard from was in New Jersey. Her cousin Mary Crawford, is in Holmesburg, Pa.; would like to hear from her. 203  Pub. Date PERSONALS Oct. 21 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 Should this meet the eye of any friend, or any person that may have known Thomas R. Willett, late of Downie¬ ville, Sierra Co., California, they will confer an everlasting obligation on his family, by sending any information to 18 N. Twelfth st., Phila. [Pa.]. He is supposed to have sailed from California in the illfated steam vessel, "Central America". Nov. 4 1857 Any information of any of the relatives of Wm. Byrne, who arrived in America from Co. Wickelow [Wicklow], Ireland, will be gladly rec'd at Peter Furey's, Charles st., below Dickerson [st.] between Seventh and Eighth [sts., Phila. Pa.] Pg. 3 col. 1 Nov. 5 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal - If John Geraghty, from Stockport, England, 5 years since, is in Philadelphia, he can see his wife, lately arrived from England, by applying to the Agent of the St. George's Society, 130 S. Eighth st. [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 7 1857 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Elizabeth Hamilton, who landed in New York, per ship "Lucy Thompson", on Oct. 28th [1857] will call or information be left of her at VII (late 117) S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] she will hear of something to her advantage. Ask for Thomas Thompson. A suitable reward will be paid for any information concerning her. Nov. 11 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted -By Beier C. Perry, of New Bedford, Mass., of his mother, formerly Matilda Gardener, but more recently married to a Mr. Thomas Cole; Mr. Perry will be pleased to hear from his mother, through Rev. Edmund Kelly, pastor of Oak Street Baptist Church, West Philadelphia [Pa.], [signed] E. Kelly, West Philadelphia. November 6, 1857. Nov. 14 1857 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Hugh or George McVey, from Stuartstown [Stewartstown] Co. Tyrone, Ireland, will call at 524 (236) S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] they will hear of their brother Robert [McVey]. [Note: In 1857 the new street numbering system was put into effect] Nov. 16 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John Hazley, who came to this coun¬ try in 1853, from Co. Down, Ireland. Any information will be thankfully rec'd by [his] sister Martha Rowan. Address 222 S. Front [st., Phila. Pa.]. 204  Pub. Date Nov. 16 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS If Margaret Rotch will call at 114 Norris' Alley [Phila. Pa.] she will see her cousin, Jas. Qudly, that just arrived from Co. Kilkenny, Ireland, Parish of Danesforth [Danesfort]. Nov. 17 1857 Pg. 3 col. 4 Personal - If the heirs of John Coppie, who emigrated to Ohio many years since, will address a few lines to the undersigned, they may hear of something to their advantage, [signed] John Godbou, 720 Callowhill [st., Phila. Pa. Nov. 18 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Samuel Sugdon, lately from England, will send his address to J. Bird, 1734 Market st. [Phila. Pa.] he will oblige H. H. Nov. 19 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Ann McCorry, by her sister Jane, who lately landed here from the Parish of Kill, Co. Meath, Ireland. Address Jane McCorry, 210 Chester st., above Eighth [st., Phila. Pa.] [Note: There are only two Kill parishes in Ireland but neither are in Co. Meath; there are more than eleven townlands of this name, but none are in Co. Meath] Dec. 2 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted -of Terrence Murtha, of Co. Westmeath, Ireland, by his wife Ellen [Murtha], at 114 N. Front st., above Arch [st.], Phila. [Pa.] care of Wm. Flannery. Dec. 2 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted -of Ellen Parrell, by her sister, Maria [Parrell]. Came from Ballinakil [Ballinakill], Queen's Co., [Ireland]. Please address Richard Reynold's Mint Court, back of Cornelius' Factory. Dec. 3 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 Notice -John Kruckel, who left Austria in 1853, will please call at the Office of the Vice Consul for Austria, 128 S. Delaware ave. [Philla. Pa.] where he will hear of something to his advantage. Dec. 5 1857 Pg. 3 col. 6 Fred Whitaker, formerly of Yorkshire, England. Farm laborer, who arrived in New York, six or seven years since, aged 25 or 26 years, will find it to his inter¬ est to call or address John Fort, Bridesburg, Pa. 205  Pub. Date Dec. 7 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS Information wanted- of Margaret Finnell, of Tipperary, Ireland; has been in this city about three years, by Mary Sheridon, at Jno. Ryan's, 7 Norris' Alley [Phila. Pa.] Dec. 10 1857 Pg. 3 col. 1 - Information wanted of Thomas Crumlush, a native of the Co. Donegal, Ireland, near Newtown Cunningham. When last heard of he was in Newark, New Jersey. Any information of him will be thankfully rec'd by his brother John [Crumlush] at 4 Bache st., above Race, and between Broad and Fifteenth [st., Phila. Pa.]. Dec. 16 1857 Pg. 3 col. 3 If Mr. W. Muiter, of Huntsville, England, who came over in the "Calhoun" last August, will call or write to the Hamilton Bakery, Hamilton ave., Brooklyn, [N.Y.] he will hear of his wife, who anxiously awaits him as his little girl is dangerously sick. Dec. 24 1857 Pg. 3 col. 5 Robert Allison, Bricklayer, who left England in 1832. Any information respecting where he may be found, will be thankfully rec'd. Address Box 878, Philadelphia Post Office. Dec. 30 1857 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted -of the whereabouts of Mrs. Ketziah or Cizeys Wise, who may [have] received information con¬ cerning her son's family, Albert G. Neville, of the State of Arkansas, which will be important to her in¬ terest, by applying [at] 114 S. Seventh st., below Chestnut st. [Phila. Pa.] [signed] Samuel Goldey & Co. Aid. Ogle's Office, Police Officers. 206  Pub. Date PERSONALS Jan. 9 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 To Mrs. M. E. Byrne, formerly of South st., Phila. [Pa.] The executor of the late Robert Hamilton, who died at Algoe Bay, South Africa, wishes to communicate with Mrs. M. E. Byrne. Address Dr. James Jenkins, 1120 Washington st., above Spring Garden [st., Phila. Pa.] Jan. 11 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Michael Carney, of the Parish of Fermoil [Formoyle], Co. Clare, Ireland, who came here in 1856, by his friend, Winey Walch. Address her, in care of Mr. J. T. Bird, near Wilmington, Del. [Note: there are 8 Formoyle parishes, all with add'l wordage] Jan. 11 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted -of Dominick, Patrick, and Mary Rice, from Newport, England, by their sister, Julia [Rice]. When last heard from, were in Scranton, Pa. Address 417 Spruce st., Phila. [Pa.]. New York and Baltimore papers please copy. Jan. 12 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted -of Benjamin Evens of South Wales. When last heard from was in Minersville [Pa.]. He will hear from his brother, William [Evens] by addressing W. J. Swepenhiser, 816 Capital st., above Brown st., west of Twentieth [st.], Phila. [Pa.] Jan. 19 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Robert London, or his next of kin, who came to America about 1800; also Mary Curdy, or Mary Ellicott, who came to America about 1833. Address John Friend, 996 N. Fifth st., Phila. [Pa.] Jan. 21 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 - Information wanted of Patrick Fleming. When last heard from, he was in St. Louis [Mo.]. Address Catharine Fleming, 259 Water st., below Dock, at Mrs. McVey's, Phila., Pa. St. Louis papers please copy. Jan. 23 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted -of Thomas Sullivan or Mary Sulli¬ van, married to Michael Puinch, from Co. Limerick, Parish of Bruff, Ireland, by their brother, John Sull¬ ivan, at 103 N. Front st., above Arch [st., Phila. Pa.] Jan. 28 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 John Kerr of Liverpool [England] will hear of some¬ thing to his advantage, by calling on his brother, Thomas Kerr, corner Queen and Shackamaxon st., Kensington [Phila. Pa.] Feb. 4 1858 Pg. 3 col. 3 Personal - If Miss Sarah Pritchard, formerly of Water¬ town, N.Y., is in Philadelphia, will she please address a note to A.M.B., Blood's Despatch, for one week, stating where she can be found. 207  Pub. Date Feb. 6 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS $5 Reward -Left her home in Kent Co., Md., on the 16th of Janusry, Mezzie Hadley, an American woman, aged 50 years, grey hair, plaited behind and crippled in both hands by rheumatism. She is supposed to have come to this city. The above reward will be paid for any information of her, by her husband, at the Police Telegraph Office, Fifth and Chestnut sts. [Phila. Pa.] Feb. 10 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Henry Kreiselmaiers, of Newbury, N.Y., will please to call at 401 N. Front st., corner of Callowhill,[Phila. Pa.] at L. Buck's Hotel, where his nephew from Germany, [not named] waits for him. Feb. 11 1858 Information wanted -of Martin Purcell, son of Edward and Ellen Purcell, who emigrated from Cloneen, Co. of Kilkenny, Ireland, about two years since. When last heard from, was in Newburg, inquiring for his mother, who at present is residing with her family at Chesa¬ peake City, Cecil Co., Md. Pg. 3 col. 3 Feb. 11 1858 Pg. 3 col. 3 Wanted - Information - of Sarah Hayden, formerly of the City of Dublin, Ireland, who landed in New York about seven years ago. She lived for some time in New Jersey, and afterwards, came to Philadelphia. Any information of her will be thankfully rec'd by her brother, Patrick Hayden, at Mr. Johnson's, 2508 Pine st., Phila. [Pa.] Mar. 5 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Ann O'Brian, from the Co. Donegal, Ireland, by her sister, Kitty [O'Brian] at the Emi¬ grants' Office, 99 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 11 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of J. Meyer, from the Province of Saxony, Prussia, by his sister L. Meyer. Inquire at 1533 N. Eleventh st., above Jefferson [st., Phila. Pa.] Mar. 29 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal - If Sarah H. Levin, daughter of David F. Levin, of Cincinnati [Ohio], will call at 403 Market st. [Phila Pa.], she will hear of something to her advantage. Apr. 6 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Ann Davis, who left Liverpool 18 months ago, to come to Philadelphia, will hear of her friend James Beatty, by calling or addressing 509 Penn st., between Lombard and South [sts., Phila. Pa.] 208  Pub. Pate PERSONALS Apr. 9 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted -of John and Nina Price, formerly of Baltimore [Md.]. Address Mrs. Black, Lombard st., two doors below Eleventh, or Anti Slavery Office, 107 N. Fifth st., [Phila. Pa.] where they may hear of something to their advantage. Apr. 4 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Miss Gracy, daughter of Richard Gracy, of New Orleans, La., will call at 126 North Wharves, above Arch st. [Phila. Pa.] she will hear from her father. Apr. 26 1858 Pg. 3 col. 3 Any relative of Catharine Stackpole, (who came to this country from Scotland, about seven years ago, in search of her mother, a Mrs. Doctor Stuart and daughter of Anthony Kane), who may be living in Philadelphia, will confer a favor by communicating at once, with Mrs. C. M. S. Carpenter, Matron, State Industrial School for Girls, Lancaster, Worcester County, Mass. Apr. 30 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information of Maria McCue, who came to this country from Co. Galway, Ireland, about seven years ago. Direct to James Allnut's Confectionary, Market st., below Third [st.], Camden, New Jersey, [signed] Margaret Quinn 1 Apr. 30 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Heirs of B. Rambee -If any of the relatives of B. Rambee, a Frenchman, are living in this city, they may hear of something to their advantage, by addressing B. R., Box 665, Post Office. It is supposed that B. Rambee had a son Aaron [Rambee] and a sister, who a few years since, was living in Philadelphia. May 1 1858 Pg. 1 col. 1 Information wanted -of the whereabouts of John G. Montgarret, a native of Ireland. Was in this city about 5 weeks ago. Please address J.S.H., Blood's Des¬ patch. May 10 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 May 13 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal - If Richard Tenor, formerly of Dungannon, Co. Tyrone, Ireland, will send his address to Box 1308, Philadelphia Post Office, he will hear of something to his advantage. Personal - Mrs. Anna Armstrong, lately of New Orleans, [La.] is requested to call at 652 N. Eleventh st. [Phila. [Pa.] on important business. 209  Pub. Date May 15 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS Information wanted -of Mary Egan and Margaret Egan, from the Parish of Roscrea, the town of Gurteen [sic] [Ireland] by Joanna Egan and two sisters. They can find them, by calling at 407 Penn st., below Pine [st.] Phila. [Pa.] [Note: No county was given; there is a townland of Gorteen, in the Parish of Roscrea, in King's Co.; there are 4 townlands of Gurteen in Co. Tipperary and all in different parishes none Roscrea; There are two Roscrea parishes, one in Co. Tipper¬ ary, the other in King's Co.] May 27 1858 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted -By their sister Margaret [Murphy] of John and Mary Ann Murphy, from Co. Kildare, Ireland. Came to this city about 18 months ago. Address 1525 Poplar st. [Phila. Pa.] May 29 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted -of James Enock, native of England. Any information of him will be thankfully rec'd by Wm. Ormond, 1113 Buttonwood st., below Twelfth [st., Phila. Pa.] Chester Co. papers please copy. June 4 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal Miss Rose White and Mary White, can see their cousin, Margaret White, from Ireland, by calling at 409 Penn st., old No. 9 [Phila. Pa.]. [Note: In 1857 the new street numbering system in Phila. was put into effect] June 5 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 - Jerome Padovan, now residing at Corfu, Ionian Islands [Greece] would like to hear from his son, who left Lisbon, some years since for the United States. June 5 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 June 9 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 June 11 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Michael Loftus -Left Stacksdidge, Lancashire, England, about three years ago; when last heard of, was working with a farmer at Trenton, N.J. If this should meet his eye, or any person knowing him, they would confer a favor by writing to his sister, care of Mr. Jos. Rosenbaum, 416 Arch st., Phila. [Pa.] [signed] Bridget Loftus Information wanted -of Margaret Rodgers, County Loud, [Louth], Ireland, Parish of Port, townland of Loroganbay [Lurganboy], by his sister, Bridget Rodgers, at 409 Penn st., below Pine [st., Phila. Pa.] - Personal Information wanted of the whereabouts of William Chesser, who came from Aberdeen, Scotland, about 17 years ago, by his nephew James Downie, at Mr. Thomas Donohue's, Tenth st., below Master [st., Phila. Pa.] 210  Pub. Date PERSONALS June 12 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information is wanted of the residence of Frederick Lune, formerly second steward of Astor House, New York, by his sister-in-law, Charlotte Miller. Any such information will be thankfully rec'd at 1231 Market st. [Phila. Pa.] June 23 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted- of Patrick McGuinness, Blacksmith by trade; when last heard from was in Philadelphia, August 1857. Any information will be thankfully rec'd by his brother. Thomas McGuinness, 160 Wallace St. New Haven, Ct. June 30 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Edmund Yunstill, Saddler from England, and Thomas Chisnell, will hear of something [to] their advantage by writing to or calling upon Edward Carterell, care of Win. Carterell, Burnsborough, Gloucester City, N.J. July 2 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information is wanted of Henry Einwechter, who was discharged from the steamship "Portsmouth" at Ports¬ mouth, New Hampshire; he is supposed to have stopped at Boston. Any one knowing of his whereabouts, or if living, he will greatly relieve his distressed mother, by coming home, or sending his address to Mrs. Einwech¬ ter, 161 Flower st., Eleventh Ward, Phila. [Pa.] July 3 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted -of Margaret Parker, from the Co. of Fermanagh, near Derragonnelly [town of Derrygonnelly] Ireland, by her sister Sidney [Parker], who landed in Philadelphia a few days ago, and now stops at 375 S. Front st., near Mead Alley [Phila. Pa.]. July 10 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal- If James McAlbyn, lately arrived from Lahania in the "Cornelius Howeland" of New Bedford [Mass.] will please call at 207 N. Tenth [st., Phila. Pa.] he will confer a favor. July 19 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Dr. Edward Owen having recently learned that inquiries were made for him through the Philadelphia Public Ledger, about 14 months since, desires any persons wishing to communicate with him to address to him, at Fort Crook, Pitt River Valley, Calif, where he will remain until April 1859. [signed] Edward Owen, Fort Crook, Cala. [date] June 7th 1858. 211  Pub. Date PERSONALS July 19 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 If James, John and Margaretta Doyle, and Johanna Burk, who arrived in the "Wyoming", will call at Richard Downs', 96 Spruce st., below Third [st. Phila. Pa.] they will see Mary Burk. July 21 1858 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted of Edward Perrie, who came to New York by the ship "Harvest Queen", by his sister, Mary Ann [Perrie], 1612 Jones st., above Market [st.] Phila. Pa. Come immediately to 1612 Jones st. July 21 1858 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted of Samuel Smith, who left Kansas Territory, July 4th 1857, by his mother, Elizabeth Smith, at 1061 N. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] Western papers please copy. July 27 1858 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted of Anne Marie Roos, nee ie. 29 Aout 1729 [sic] a Gingsheim, en Alsace, France, e decese a Philadelphia. Ilya environ trente ane. Elle demeurait "Lord Cantit" 8-ad* [?] 7 rue, a Philadelphie". Address Rt. Rev'd James F. Wood, Philadelphia. July 28 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Thomas Hamilton or children of Johnston Hamilton, Ireland, should see this and address Box 1086, Balti¬ more, Md., with residence etc. he maybe pleased with the result. Aug. 5 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted -of Benjamin Venebles, from England, by his brother, Thomas Venebles. Address Southwest corner of Second, in Race st., to Sam'l McDowell, Phila. Pa. Aug. 18 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of John or Catharine Coyle, by their sister, Nancy Coyle, just arrived from England. Apply at 341 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 20 1858 If Michael Wackar, from Wertemburg [Kingdom of Wurtemburg], Germany, will call or address to Christian Wagner 219 S. Fifth st. [Phila. Pa.] he will hear of his sister Rosa Wackar. Aug. 20 1858 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted, of Michael Delaney, of Co. Kilkenny, Ireland, by his sister, Catharine [Delaney]. Address 476 N. Sixth st [Phila. Pa.] - 212  Pub. Date PERSONALS Aug. 23 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Patrick Collins, Blacksmith, who came to this country about 14 years ago from Ireland, Co. of Limerick. He can address Mary Cummins, Batsto, P.O., Burlington Co., N.J. Aug. 26 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Philada. August 25th 1858 - Notice - To the relatives of James Peterson, deceased, a native of Glasgow, Scotland. All persons having claims against said James Peterson, are requested to present them for settlement; and all indebted to him, will please make payment to the undersigned. George Neely, Admin¬ istrator. Aug. 27 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of James Barrett, of Killena [Killeena], Ballecastle [Ballycastle], [Co. Mayo], Ire¬ land, by his wife Bridget Barrett, whom he last left five years since, in Leeds, England. 1714 Wood st. [Phila. Pa.] Sep. 7 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Patrick Murry - son of Michael Murry, from Co. Donegal, Ireland, by his sister, Brid¬ get Murry, just arrived from Ireland. Apply S.W. cor¬ ner Third and Spruce sts. [Phila. Pa.] Sep. 8 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Any person knowing anything of the whereabouts of Maria O'Rourke, or her daughter, Bridget Corcoran, who came to this city from Charleston [S.C.] about six years ago, will confer a favor, by addressing a line to her sister-in-law, Mary Corcoran, care [of] Blood's Despatch. Sep. 10 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 James Milne, your brother has arrived from England, and wishes to see you. [signed] D. Milne Sep. 13 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 James Milne -Your brother wishes to see you. [signed] David Milne, Mantuaville. Sep. 15 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 $10 Reward Left his home 15th of March last, James Milne aged fifteen, full face, light complexion, light blue eyes, five foot high, small scar over one eye, slightly freckled in face. Had on when he left, black cap, brown coat, grey vest, light brown pants. The above reward will be paid to any person finding the above, by his brother, David Milne, at Joseph Herbert's, Haverford st., below Fifth, Mantuaville, Phila. [Pa.] 213  Pub. Date PERSONALS Sep. 21 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted -of John McGowan, from the Co. Sligo [Ireland], by his cousin, Mary Jordan. Inquire at 1231 S. Second st. [Phila. Pa.] Sep. 22 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information is wanted - By his wife of William Boardman, who landed at New York in the ship "Albion", Aug. 10th 1856. She now resides at the Cherry Tree Hotel, on the Baltimore Turnpike, near Philada. [Pa.] Sep. 28 1858 Pg. 3 col. 7 John Seddon -Your brother James [Seddon] has arrived from England, and wishes to see you immedaitely. He is stopping at the Plough and Cotton Tree Hotel, 128 S. Water st. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 1 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. Bridget Flaggerty, your grand daughter has arrived from New London, Conn., and wishes to see you or your sons, James or Patrick. Address J. Wilson, Ledger Off¬ ice, stating where an interview may be had. Oct. 4 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted -of one Capt. Jno. Stewart, brother to Edward Stewart, formerly of Little Bolton, England. When last heard from was in business on the wharf [in] Philadelphia. If the said John, or any member of his family, would call or write to Andrew Stewart, 10 Hallo¬ well st., they will hear of something to his advantage. Oct. 5 1858 Pg. 3 col. 7 Mrs. Catharine Kelly, who left Ballinrobe [Co. Mayo], Ireland in 1850, will please write to her sister, Mary Griffith, Sacramento, California, in care of the priest, Mr. Quinn. Oct. 5 1858 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted - of William, John and Mitchell Fitzpatrick, born in the Co. of Mayo, Ireland, by their cousin, Thomas Fitzpatrick. Please call at the Plough and Cotton Tree Hotel, 123 S. Water st. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 20 1858 Pg. 3 col. 7 Personal - If Mary Neary, who arrived in the "Wyoming", will call at 124 Chestnut st. or 1512 Arch st., [Phila. Pa.] she will hear of her sister, Bridget [Neary]. Oct. 25 1858 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted of Jane Murdoch, Market Hill, Co. Armagh, Ireland, by her brother, William [Murdoch] at 1206 Spruce st. [Phila. Pa.] - 214  Pub. Date PERSONALS Oct. 29 1858 Pg. 3 col. 3 David Hagerty -Your brother John [Hagerty] has arrived from Cork [Ireland]. He has lost your address. Call for him at the Caledonia Factory, Lombard st. above Eighteenth [st.. Phila. Pa.] Nov. 3 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. Ann Courtney, from St. Louis [:Mo.] can find her son Joseph [Courtney], by applying at the office of the "Home Missionary Society", 531 East North st., office hours 8 to 11 A.M. Nov. 5 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal Will Charles Etticks, colored, late of Balt¬ imore [Md.] or his mother and sister Fanny [Etticks] the latter from Dauphin Co., [Pa.] report his where¬ abouts to A.B.B., Box 1597, Philadelphia P.O. Nov. 10 1858 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted of Ann Keirnan, by her brother, William Keirman, who landed in the ship "Saranak" on Saturday last. Please address Mr. Patrick Donnelly, Second st., between Brown and Poplar [sts. Phila. Pa.] Nov. 15 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 WANTED- Information of widow Streeth, of Kelymard [parish of Killymard], Co. Donegal, Ireland, by E. - Wilson, 16 Coombs Alley, between Market and Arch sts. above Front [st. Phila. Pa.] Nov. 16 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted about Jane Dudgeon and her child, about two years old. They left England in the ship "Ionian", Capt. Mitchell, and arrived here on or about the 17th of October inst., since which time, they have not been heard from. Persons in possession of any in¬ formation in relation to them, will do the distressed family a great kindness by leaving it with the under¬ signed. Alfred Nesmith, 411 Market st. [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 18 1858 Pg. 3 col. 3 If Charles Braceland, of the Parish of Longfield [sic] Co. Tyrone, [Ireland] who emigrated to Illinois, many years since, be still living, will he please direct a letter to his sister, Margaret Braceland, 1430 Chest¬ nut st., Phila. [Pa.] Nov. 20 1858 Pg. 3 col. 7 Wanted- Information of Edward and Ellen Lowrey, who came to this country from Dublin [Ireland] about eight or nine years ago, by their neice, Joanna Lowrey. Add¬ ress 1106 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] 215  Pub. Date PERSONALS Nov. 25 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 In the Circuit Court of Carroll Co., Indiana, Nov. 10, 1858, a divorce was decreeded between Susan L. English, Petitioner, and John G. English of Philadelphia [Pa.], [signed] John S. Whitaker, Attorney for Petitioner Dec. 2 1858 Pg. 3 col. 1 Miss Jean and Jean Marie Togni, of Corte, Corse, or their families, are requested by a relation in Europe, to communicate with R. Koradi, Swiss Consul, S.W. cor. Fourth and Wood sts., Phila. [Pa.] Dec. 8 1858 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted Of Catharine Lynch (widow); by her sister-in-law, Margaret Mahan, late from England. She is supposed to be in or near Philadelphia. Address 10 Gray's Alley, below Chestnut [st., Phila. Pa.] Dec. 8 1858 Pg. 3 col. 3 If John Smith, of Berne, Germany [sic], naturalized in the Borough of Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, will address a note or call on Hugh Norcross, S.W. corner of Fifth and Race sts. [Phila. Pa.], he will hear of something to his advantage. Dec. 11 1858 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted -of Thomas Walsh, a native of Co. Waterford, Ireland. Any person having any knowledge of his whereabouts, will confer a favor on his sister, Mary Walsh, by directing to 222 S. Front st., Phila [Pa.]. When last heard from, was in Maiden Creek, Pa. Dec. 21 1858 Pg. 3 col. 4 Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia Steamship Co. Any person laying claim to or having knowledge of two children named William and Agnes Briggs, five and three years old, who arrived in the steamship "City of Wash¬ ington", on Sunday December 12, from Liverpool, and state that they were to meet an uncle here, will please to communicate at once with this office, or the child¬ ren will be sent back by the next steamer and handed to the parochial authorities of Liverpool. John G. Dale, Agent, 15 Broadway, N.Y. Dec. 24 1858 Pg. 3 col. 4 Frederick William Hager, machinist, of Bremen, Germany, who arrived at Philadelphia some 8 or 9 years ago, is earnestly requested to send his address to the Union Square Post-Office, directly. Pennsylvania papers, please copy. E.H.F., Union Square Post-Office, New - York. 216  Pub. Date Dec. 27 1858 Pg. 3 col. 2 PERSONALS If James Orr, of Fredericktown, Upper Canada, will write to Andrew Orr, Second st., second house above Chatham, east side, Phila. [Pa.] he will confer a favor. Dec. 29 1858 Pg. 3 col. 3 If Mr. John Crosby (tailor by trade) a native of Warrington, Eangland, will address a note of his whereabouts to Mr. Thomas Barlow, 1135 Frankford Road below Franklin st., Phila. [Pa.], he will hear some¬ thing greatly to his advantage, from his parents, residing in Saint Ellen's, Lancashire, Eangland. Last heard from at Roseville, State of Delaware. Wilmington papers please copy. 217  Pub. Date PERSONALS - If Henry Greaves a native of Barbadoes, W.I. will call on Mr. Taylor at 1214 Leisenring st., he will hear of something to his advantage. Jan. 5 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal 7Jan. 5 1859 John Kinsella and others, Executors of Timothy Kinsella, plaintiff. Thos. Caffray and others, defendents. Where¬ as Thomas Caffray, one of the defendents, in this cause and a nephew of Timothy Kinsalla of Williamstown ave., Williamstown, Co. Dublin, was entitled under the will of his said uncle to an ^annuity ofdf50 for his life, with remainder to his children if any, and it is not known whether he is living or dead, or has married, and had issue, and whereas, by an order of the Master of the Rolls, dated 13th July 1858 it was referred by William Brooks, Esq. Master in Chancery to inquire and report thereon. Notice is hereby given that all persons claim¬ ing any interest in the above annuity, must, on or be¬ fore the 15th of January next, make claim thereto, by writing, addressed to Mark Bentley, Solicitor for Resid¬ uary Legatee, 3 College Green, Dublin [Ireland]. Dated 14th Nov. 1858. The said Thomas Caffray left Dublin about the month of January 1847, for Liverpool [England]. Pg. 3 col. 1 Jan. 8 1859 Pg. 3 col. 3 Isaac Lermont - lately from England, will hear something to his advantage by calling on Louis Cohen, 917 N. Third st. [Phila. Pa.]. Jan. 11 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 - of James Turner, an Englishman (supposed to be in this city [Phila. Pa.]) by his nephew Henry Charles Turner, at the Ledger office. Jan. 12 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted - of Barbara Frankenthaler, German girl came to N. Y. in Sept. 1854. Any info, of her will be thank¬ fully rec'd by her brother Jno. Frankenthaler, Warminster P.O., Bucks Co., Pa. Jan. 25 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted - of Thomas Sproule, son of William Sproule, who left Phila. Pa. about 8 yrs. ago and when last heard was in New Orleans [La.] and the Southwest. Any person who can give information of him, living or dead, will be suitably rewarded by applying to Wm. S. Peirce, atty-atlaw, 819 Arch st., Phila [Pa.]. Feb. 2 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Morris, John, or William Cauchlin of Dungarvan, Co. Waterford, Ireland, who emigrated to this country since 1832, are alive, their brother [Michael Cauchlin] who is now in this city would like to hear of either of them. Address Michael Cauchlin, c/o Jas. McCahen, 119 South st., [Phila. Pa.] Info, wanted 218  Pub. Date Feb. 3 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS - of William Monney, native of Co. Derry, Ireland, by his sister Matilda Monney. Please call or Info, wanted direct a note to Thomas Morton, 715 Third st., below Shippen st. [Phila Pa.]. [N.J. papers please copy] Feb. 11 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, is wanted of Joseph Carr of Cienfuegos, Cuba, who left there in a vessel bound for Halifax, N.S. & when last heard from was in Phila. [Pa.]. If still alive, he will hear of something to his advantage by calling on Madeira Cabada, 204 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.]. Feb. 14 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted of Miss Susan Hamill formerly of Portglenone [Parish of Ahoghill], Co. Antrim, Ireland, who resided some years since in Phila. [Pa.]. Any info. with respect to the lady 1 s present address, furnished at the Ledger office, will be thankfully rec'd. Feb. 14 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal - If Patrick Sweeney, brother of M.D. Sweeney, of San Francisco, California, will call or send his add¬ ress to Andrew C. Craig & Co., 138 S. Front st., he will hear of something to his advantage. Feb. 18 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Abraham Flint, late of Dublin, Ireland wishes to let his daughter, Jane Flint, know that he is anxious to see or hear from her. He resides at 16 Thirty-Sixth st., S.W. corner of Fifth ave., N. Y. [See notice Mar. 5 1859] Feb. 19 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Mrs. Nathan Brown (formerly Miss Hardman), who resid¬ ed in New York City some 7 yrs. ago, will send her address to William Hendshaw, Post Office, New York, she will hear of something greatly to her advantage. If deceased, info, will be thankfully rec'd. Feb. 19 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted of William McGowan who left Peoria Co, Ill¬ Feb. 21 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 William Gleeson of Carrigtowhill [Carrigtohill], Ballentabber [Ballintaggart], Co. of Cork, Ireland, wishes info, of his brother Edmund [Gleeson] & his sisters [not named] at Mr. Pallatt's, 212 South Delaware ave., Phila. Pa. Mar. 2 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted of Mary Murray fromKillydiscart [Killadiskert] Parish of Inch, Co. Letrim [Leitrim], Ireland, who came to this country about 2 yrs. ago. When last heard of was within 4 miles of Phila. Any info, of her will be thank¬ fully rec'd by bro-in-law and sister, Michael & Bridget Doran, 2 Northampton Court, Dillwyn st., below Willow st. [Phila. Pa.].[Killadiskert is in Parish of Inishmagrath] inois the 3rd of Feb. bound for this city [Phila. Pa.]. 219  Pub. Date PERSONALS Mar. 2 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted of Eliza McGuire who was married to a brass moulder in Illinois about 4 yrs. ago, and is supposed to live now in Kensington,[Phila. Pa.]. Info, will be thankfully rec'd by Felix McGuire or W. Harris, 520 S. Penn st., [Phila. Pa.]. Mar. 5 1859 Pg. 4 col. 2 see notice 2.18.1859 Abraham Flint,slate- of Stockport^England, having hears that his daughter Sarah Flint is residing in the neigh¬ borhood of Philadelphia, wishes to let her know that he is very anxious to hear from her, or see her, at 53 Thirty-Sixth st., between Fifth and Sixth aves.New York. Mar. 5 1859 Pg. 4 col. 2 Personal - Ann McCullough who left her home in Droheda, Co. Louth, Ireland on July 12 1858 for America, can see her sister [not named] at 3 Smith's Court in North Fifth st. [Phila. Pa.]. Mar. 9 1859 Pg. 3 col. 7 Info, wanted of John Falvey from Emlaghmore, Co. Kerry, Ireland. Any person knowing his whereabouts will confer a favor by addressing Humphry Falvey, Salem, N.J. Mar. 9 1859 Pg. 3 col. 7 Hannah T. Jones, your husband J. T. Jones died in Boston [Mass.] on the 11th. For further information, inquire at Mrs. Taylor's. Mar. 24 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Jane Rogers, who emigrated to America about the year 1846 and afterwards married Patrick Toole, and is supposed to be living in Phila. [Pa.], will hear of something to her advantage by application to Henry Falls, Solicitor, 7 Lower Dominick st., Dublin, Ireland. Mar. 25 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Pursuant to a decree of the High Court of Chancery in England, made in a cause Pinder vs. Ruddal The cred¬ itors of Daniel Pinder, formerly of Judd st., St. Bruns¬ wick Square in the Co. of Middlesex, chemist & druggist, who left England in the year 1835 for Phila. In the U.S. Army and who died in Mexico in the latter part of the year 1839, are by their solicitors, on or before the 16th day of June 1859 to come in and prove their debts, at the chambers of the Master of the Rolls, in the Rolls Yard, Chancery Lane, in the Countynf Middlesex, England or in default thereof they will be peremptorly excluded the benefit of the said decree. Thursday, the 29th day of June 1859 at twelve o'clock, at noon, at the said chambers, is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the claims. Dated this 17th day of February 1859. Geo. Hume, Chief Clerk. - 220  PERSONALS Pub. Date Mar. 29 1859 Pa. 3 col. 1 Personal - Info, wanted of Ellen Ryan of Killaloo [Killaloe] Parish, Ballycallin [Ballycallan], Co. Kilkenny, Ireland, by her brother, John Ryan, 209 Dock st., above Second [st., Phila. Pa.]. Mar. 30 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted of Michael Doyle, a native of Parish of Powerscourt, Co. Wicklow, Ireland. Any info, will be thankfully rec'd by addressing a few lines to John Doyle, Schuylkill Falls, [Phila.], Pa. Apr. 14 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted-of Bridget Goddard & her son Patrick [Goddard] & Margaret [Goddard] her daughter, who sailed from Cork, Ireland June 13 1823 in the ship "Fanny" bound for St. Johns & after living there sometime, moved to Bangor, Maine. Last heard lived near Providence, R.I. If this should meet the eye of Margaret or Patrick Goddard who live somewhere near Phila., their cousin Patrick Mooney would be glad to hear from them, when he stops for a few days at 145 Centre st., New York. Apr. 18 1859 Pg. 3 col. 3 Wanted - Info, of widow Lapsley, formerly Crockett; native of Sistabogie, Maghara [Maghera], Co. Derry, Ireland. Any acquaintance giving information of her whereabouts to Francis Henderson, 73 Nassau st., N.Y., will contribute much to her advantage. Apr. 21 1859 Pg. 3 col. 4 To Mr. Alex Reid, late of Glasgow, Scotland - a young man recently from Glasgow will be glad to give him news of his son Samuel [Reid], now in that city. Ad¬ dress H.R.B., Girard House [Phila. Pa.]. Apr. 22 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - Info, of Bridget Killauly, by her sister Ellen [Killauly], Was in New York when last heard from. Ellen Killauly, at James Crow's, Mantuaville, West Phila. [Pa.]. Apr. 25 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Miss Jane Maria Seavey (formerly of Portland, Maine), J.W.L. has letter for you from Trinidad de Cuba. Ad¬ dress J. W. Lynn, Phila. Hide Association, Willow st., above Eleventh [st., Phila. Pa.]. May 3 1859 Pg. 3 col.1 Info, wanted of Redmond McManus by John Lunny, from Co. Fermanagh, Ireland, arrived in the ship "Saranatk" from Liverpool. Address him at 123 Gothic st., late Norris Alley, [Phila. Pa.]. 221  Pub. Date PERSONALS May 12 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 John Lockhart, formerly of the Island of St. Croix, Danish West Indies, is requested to apply to his brother, Frederick Lockhart at the above island. May 13 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 $10 Reward - Information wanted of the whereabouts of Catharine Rick, 18 years old, German, since 15 months in Philadelphia, Camden or neighborhood, by Frederick Gedele, 910, corner of Fifth st. and Columbia ave. The most important and acredable news has been received for her, relating to a large inheritance in Germany. The above reward will be paid for any information that will lead to her discovery. May 21 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Patrick, Hugh and Mary Milholland, from Co. Derry, Ireland, came to Philadelphia [Pa.] about three years since. Any information will be thank¬ fully rec.'d by their sister, L. Milholland, 411 Penn st., Pittsburg, Pa. May 23 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 If this should meet the eye of John Ashton, he must call at 536 N. Front st., corner of Green [st.], Phila. [Pa.] and he will hear something from England that will be greatly to his advantage. He will find his mother, Mary Dobson. May 25 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Patrick and Mary Oats, of [Co.] Roscoirmon, Ireland, by their brother, Luke [Oats], lately arrived at 315 Monroe st. [Phila. Pa.] June 1 1859 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted of Jane McCondol, who arrived in the "Elizabeth" from Londonderry, Ireland, by her cousins, Mary and Martha Hayes, at 1829 Arch st.,Phila. Pa. June 2 1859 Pg. 3 col. 4 Ann Clifford, who arrived last Monday in the ship "Elizabeth" from Londonderry, Ireland, will get infor¬ mation of her cousin, Patrick Kirk, by applying at Thos. Gibson's, S.E. corner of Eleventh and Prime sts., with McCullough & Co.. [Phila. Pa.] June 3 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Rebecca Crawford, who arrived in the "Elizabeth" from Londonderry [Ireland], by her cousin, Margaret Patterson, at 1510 N. Eleventh st., above Jefferson [st., Phila. Pa.]. - 222  Pub. Date June 14 1859 Pg. 3 col. 4 PERSONALS Info, wanted-of Angeline Davis, grand daughter of Jacob Gable, dec'd, supposed to be in Cecil Co., Md. She will hear something to her advantage by applying to Lewis Kensil, N.E. corner St. John & Poplar sts. [Phila. Pa.]. June 17 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted of Mary Smith, daughter of Angus Smith, of Glasgow, Scotland, who will hear something to her interest by applying on board the schooner "Effort", Capt. Dunning, at Trump & Sons' wharf. [Phila. Pa.] June 17 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Ellen Gallagher who arrived in ship "Zered" in May last from Londonderry [Ireland], can hear of her friends by applying at the office of the Public Ledger. June 20 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Adamson - Any person that can give any information of William Adamson, a Scotch gentleman, about 70 yrs. of age, formerly of Glasgow, Scotland, will confer a favor on his'friends. If Mr. A. is still alive, he will please write Richardson & McLeod Restaurant, 106 Maiden Lane, cor. Pearl [st.], New York. July 4 1859 Pg. 3 col. 4 Info, wanted of Ann Harly, Samuel Macalvany, & Catha¬ rine Dougherty of Londonderry, [Ireland], by Mark Skiven¬ ton, painter, 918 S. Front st., wishes to see them, before he leaves on Tuesday on the frigate "Congress". July 6 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - Info, of James Lynch, an old resident of West Phila. [Pa.], by his brother Jno. Lynch, at the Bull's Head, West Phila. [Pa.], just from Illinois. July 14 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted of Edward, Pat, Mary, or Chambers,’ from Strokerstown [Strokestown], [Co. Roscommon], Ireland, by their brother Thomas Chambers, who has landed from Ireland . Call at P. Margaret Henry's Grocery Store, Pine st. wharf, Schuylkill, [Phila. Pa.]. July 14 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Thomas McNickle from Tyrone [Ireland! wants to find his brother Patrick [McNickle]. 1427 Shippen st.. [Phila. Pa.]. . July 15 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 If James McGrathiOr Ann Kennedy lately arrived from Ireland in the ship "Calhoun", will call or send their address to 6 Howard's Court, Race st., below Eighth [st.Phila. Pa.], they will confer a favor on Thos. Guy. 223  Pub. Date PERSONALS July 29 1859 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted -of Ann Renderer, when last heard from she was in Illinois, about four years ago; sup¬ posed now to be in Iowa; her husband's name is Sochs. Any information of her whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by her mother, Rose Anna Fraley, 133 Laurel st., 16th ward, care of John G. Hoff. [Phila. Pa.] Western papers please copy. Aug. 2 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 John Butler of Durow [Durrow], [Queen's Co., Ireland], wishes to find his sister, Bridget Butler of Ireland, Queen's Co. Address Mr. John Curren, Dauphin and Cedar sts. [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 24 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mrs. Honora Glynn and a boy six years old, named Patrick Glynn. Landed in New York on the 16th day of this month in the "Switzerland". Went to Washington [D.C.] in search of her son Nicholas Glynn, who left Washington almost five weeks ago, and is in Richmond, Phila. [Pa.]. Any person knowing of her where¬ abouts will confer a favor by letting me know. Aug. 24 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John Martin, who left England sometime last April. Any one knowing his whereabouts will confer a great favor by addressing Richard Martin, Philadelphia Post Office. Aug. 31 1859 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted - of George Armstrong and Thomas McGhee from Co. Antrim, Ireland, by their sister, Jane Hamilton, 207 Union st., below Third [st., Phila. Pa.]. Aug. 31 1859 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted -of the heirs of the late Henry Thorne Smith, who was a clerk in the custom house in New Orleans in 1857, and died in that city soon afterwards. It is believed he was a native of Phila. [Pa.], where his widow (with her infant son) removed soon after his death. A patent for a tract of land in Texas has been issued to the late Henry Thorne Smith and his represent¬ atives can obtain all the information in reference thereto by addressing William Little, Land Agent, Galveston, Texas. It is supposed that the maiden name of Mrs. Smith was Catharine Grindell. Inquire for A. C. Crawford at Wm. McMackin's, Chestnut st., near Second - [st., Phila. Pa.] Sep. 1 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted -of George Robinson, late of Co. Antrim, Ireland, by William Mcllhatton, 1352 Shippen st., [Phila. Pa.] 224  Pub. Date PERSONALS Sep. 2 1859 Pg. 3 col. 4 Will Michael Meehan and Christopher Meehan from [Co.] Tyrone, Ireland, address Annie, Philadelphia P.O. Sep. 6 1859 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted of Maria Mullins of Glanmire, Little Island, Co. Cork, Ireland. Call at 211 Walnut st., [Phila. Pa.] [Note: Glanmire is in the Parish of Rathcooney, while Little Island is in the Parish of Kilnamagh] - Sep. 6 1859 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted as to the whereabouts of William and Bertha, his wife, and Andrew R. or W. Reeder, form¬ erly of Chicago, Illinois. Address Thomas E. Harkins, N.E. comer of Cadwallader and Thompson sts.[Phila. Pa.] Sep. 7 1859 Pg. 4 col. 3 Wanted Information of Hannah Buckley, of the Parish of Carricktoohill [Carrigtohill], Co. Cork, Ireland. She left there with her parents thirteen years ago. Any information of her whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by her distressed parents at 213 S. Water st., below Walnut [st., Phila. Pa.]. [Signed] John and Mary Buckley. Sep. 8 1859 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted - of Thomas Byrnes, a native of Phillip's Town [Phi1ipstown], King's Co., Ireland, by his nephew John Byrnes. When last heard he was in china and glassware house some two months ago. Call at 123 Gothic st. [Phila. Pa.] Sep. 8 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John Robb or Robinson, who left Maguire's Bridge, Co. Fermanagh, Ireland in 1850. When last heard was in Mooresburg, Montour Co., Pa. Any in¬ formation of him will be thankfully rec'd by his cousin [not named] at 1018 Callowhill st. [Phila. Pa.] Sep. 24 1859 Pg. 4 col. 5 Any information concerning Mary Dunn, who arrived on the "Saranack" will be thankfully rec'd by Personal - - - Personal her sister Margaret [Dunn] at L. Schofield's, 257 S. Twelfth st. [Phila. Pa.]. Sep. 24 1859 Pg. 4 col. 3 Arrived at Philadelphia, on board the "Saranac", Mary McDermot. Any information respecting her will be thank¬ fully rec'd at Shinn's Hotel, Broad and Chestnut sts. [Phila. Pa.] Sep. 30 1859 Pg. 3 col. 4 - Information wanted of Mary Ann, Charlotte Personal or Ellen McCavana, from Stewartstown, Co. Tyrone, Ire¬ land. 225  Pub. Date PERSONALS Oct. 3 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 - A man calling himself Prof. H. 0. Britton, a teacher of S. L. Black's short method of computing interest, died at my house on the 9th July last [1859]. Deceased was under the ordinary height, had black hair and an artificial leg. Said that he had a son in the West and two daughters named Rachel and Rosanna [Britton] at school in Phila [Pa.]. Any info, in regard to his relatives will be thank¬ fully rec'd. Those interested for family particulars, will apply to Rev. Robert Q. Mallard, Walthersville, Liberty Co. Georgia. Oct. 5 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - Info, of Margaret Ellen McNamara and from Co. Cork, [Ireland], by their cousin, Margaret Smyth, 261 S. Front st. Phila. [Pa.]. Oct. 6 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 If this notice reaches James Henderson he may hear something from his brother [not named] in Greenwich, Conn., which will be to his advantage by calling on H. Walls, painter, N.E. cor. of Eleventh & Melon sts. Phila. [Pa.]. Oct. 10 1859 Pg. 3 col. 3 $5 Reward - For infor. of William H. Booth of Leeds, Yorkshire, England, who arrived in N.Y. March 1852 & was last seen in Phila. [Pa.] July 1852. About 5'-6" Info, wanted high stood and very dark complexion, 25 yrs. of age, but appearing much older. For any info, of him, if living, or proof of his death,$5 will be paid by Wm. F. Fletcher, 105 N. Front st., Phila. [Pa.]. Nov. 4 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 - Wanted Info, of Ann Moroney and Hanna and Patrick. Martin of Co. Clare, [Ireland], last heard of in this city [Phila. Pa.] about 6 mos. ago. [Signed] Michael Moroney, S.E. cor,. Eleventh st. & Columbia ave. [Phila. Pa.]. Nov. 5 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Mr. or Mrs. Morrison, natives of Kilmallock, Co. Limerick, Ireland would call at Mrs. Griffith's, 220 S. Broad st., [Phila. Pa.], Susan Hennessey would be glad to see them. Nov. 7 1859 Info, wanted of Mary McClennen & Catharine McClennen, Pg. 3 col. 4 by their mother Mary Myers of Monroe, Michigan. Nov. 9 1859 Pg. 3 col. 4 Personal - If Dr. Joyce, late of St. Stephen's Hospital, Dublin, Ireland will address a line to Blood's Despatch, he will hear of his old friend & colleague Dr. Hartinett 226  Pub. Date Nov. 14 1859 Pg. 3 col. 3 PERSONALS Info, wanted-of Thomas Daniel from Tipperary, Ireland, by his wife Catharine Cawdy [Daniel] at 204 Carter st. [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 14 1859 Pg. 3 col. 3 Info, wanted of Mary Sullivan, nee O'Brien, from Co. Waterford, Ireland, by her brother John O'Brien of Chester, Delaware Co., Pa. Last heard from was at Germantown, Montgomery Co., Ohio. Nov. 16 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, respecting William Swift or Mary Daugherty [nee Swift], whether by mail or otherwise will be thank¬ fully rec'd by their sister Ann Swift, natives of Co. Mayo, Ireland. Address Mount Laurel P. 0., Burling¬ ton Co., N. J. or inquire for Ner Borton, near the Post Office, with whom she resides. Nov. 18 1859 Pg. 3 col. 3 Info, wanted of Catharine Clark from townland of Toney- Nov. 18 1859 Pg. 3 col. 3 Nov. 24 1859 Pg. 3 col. 3 clay, Parish of Tydavet, Co. Monaghan, Ireland. Any info, of her will be thankfully rec'd by her brother James [Clark], William st., above Richmond st., Port Richmond [Phila. Pa.]. Personal - Info, wanted of Bridget Corr from Loughdavan, [Loughdawan], Co. Cavan, Ireland by her brother, Edward [Corr]. Please address or call at 1003 Dorance st., below Carpenter [st., Phila. Pa.]. Info, wanted -of James Teaney who left the Parish of Ballinderry, Co. Derry, Ireland about 4 yrs. ago. Any info, respecting his whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by his father Alex. Teaney (lately from Ireland), N.E. corner of Cadwallader and Master streets, Phila. [Pa.]. Nov. 26 1859 Pg. 3 col. 4 Info, wanted - A young man named Otto Verhoff of Grandview, Indiana. Left home early last month to visit Eastern cities. Last info, heard was receipt of Oct. 21, 1859 Phila. newspaper. Communicate with H. Verhoff, 24 S. Ftont st., Phila. Pa. Nov. 28 1859 Pg. 3 col. 3 Info, wanted of Margaret Doyle or her son Thomas i Doyle, who left Co. Kilkiny [Kilkenny], Ireland in 1847 for New Foundland. Supposed to be in Phila. Info, wanted by Mary Doyle, c/o Thomas Costellow, 13 Thadd st., Charleston, South Carolina. - 227  Pub. Date PERSONALS Dec. 2 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Patrick Fox, son of Thomas and Elizabeth Fox of Goveranstown, Co. Meath, Ireland, would be happy to hear from his mother, brother and sister or any acquaintance by writing him at Norristown P.O., Montgomery County, Pa. [Note: Probably Gormanstown; there are 3 Gormanstowns in Co. Meath] Dec. 2 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Robert Winter from the Co. Tyrone, Ireland. When last heard from was in Odessa, Del. Information of him wanted by his brother William Winter, care of Thomas Brown, 4 Steam Mill Alley, St. John st., betw'n Willow and Noble sts., Phila. Pa. Dec. 6 1859 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted of James, John and William Longhead from the Co. Sligo, Ireland. If they will call at 211 Walnut st. house, they will see their brother Isaac Longhead, lately arrived. Dec. 9 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Alexander Stinson or his son William [Stinson], from near the town of Enniskillen [Co. Fermanagh], Ireland, will call at No. 1 Elmslie's Alley, Second st., below Dock [st.], they will find a nephew - [not named]. - Pg. 3 col. 3 If Francis McCabe who left Co. Monaghan, Ireland in June last, will apply at 905 Chestnut st., he will hear of his sister Margaret [McCabe]. Dec. 13 1859 Pg. 3 col. 1 Miles Christy, formerly of Edinburgh [Scotland] will hear something to his advantage by calling on office of H. G. Jones, 271 S. Fifth st. [Phila. Pa.] Dec. 22 1859 Pg. 3 col. 3 Nanno Ryan from Kilcommon, Co. Tipperary, Ireland, can see her brother John [Ryan] at No. 1 Elmslie's Alley, off Second [st.] below Dock st. [Phila. Pa.] Dec. 12 1859 Personal 228  Pub. Date PERSONALS - Jan. 4 1860 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted Information of Mary Mitchell, a native of Ireland, supposed to have been in Phila. [Pa.] over ten years. Information of her or a visit personally will be pleasing to her brother, John Mitchell, North Front st., above Dauphin st., [Phila. Pa.] and also advantageous to herself. Jan. 7 1860 Pg. 3 col. 3 Wanted - Information of one Richard Craddock, formerly of London in the East England. He once carried on the Family Grocery Business in Superior street, in Cleve¬ land, Ohio, and where he married a Miss Bird, some 12 years ago, and is said to have removed to Philadel¬ phia [Pa.] a few months ago. Any information of his whereabouts, whether alive or dead, (he has become lately heir to some money in England) will be thank¬ fully received. Address D. Jas. B. Fairie, Valley Farmer Office, St. Louis, Mo. Jan. 9 1860 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted of Catharine and Bridget Kelly, from Killeaugh, Castleduff, Co. Mayo,Ireland. Catharine left home 17 years ago and is married to Thomas Kelly, a wheelright. Bridget is here about 7 years. Address immediately Francis, 100 Water st., New York. [Note: Probably Cashelduff in the parish of Kilbeagh] Jan. 12 1860 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted of Reuben Lawley of Birmingham, Eng¬ land, by his parents [not named] at 208 Grand st., Jersey City, N.J. Jan. 13 1860 Pg. 3 col. 3 Personal - The legal heirs of Edward Woodnutt and Isaac C. Evans, who formerly lived in Prattville, Ala., and who emigrated to California in February 1847, can learn something to their interest by addressing Dr. S. P. Smith, of Prattville, Ala. - Jan. 14 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted Henry Black, now about 40 years of age, landed at New York from Spaulding, England, and nine years next May. Friends have not heard from him for three years. If those who may know of his where¬ abouts will communicate with Rev. Wm. Franklin, Crosswicks, N. J., they will confer a favor on the friends of the missing man. Jan. 14 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 If Charles McAdam, formerly of Manchester, England, will come or send his address to Peter McAdam, Gloucester City, N. J., he will hear of something to his advantage. 229  Pub. Date PERSONALS - Jan. 14 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 Wanted Information of one William Stirling Dunn, age about 16 years, formerly of Mullaghmena Omagh, Co. Tyrone, Ireland, who left Liverpool for America, some three years ago; supposed to have come to New York. Any info, of his whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd. Address William J. Love, 1035 Market st., Phila. [Pa.]. New York papers please copy. Jan. 19 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Mary Murphy that is married to Patrick McCarty, will call at 452 Front st., below Noble, she will find her sister Maggie Murphy from the Co. Mayo, Ire¬ land. Jan. 28 1860 Pg. 3 col. 2 Margaret Enreight, daughter of Daniel and Margaret Enreight, who left Ireland Sept. 29 1858 in the ship "Excelsior" for New York, is requested to write to her brother, John Enreight, Kingston, New Jersey. Jan. 31 1860 Pg. 3 col. 2 Info, wanted - of Jno. Fraynor of Carrygorman [Corrigoran], Co. Cavan, Ireland, by his brother will be thank¬ fully rec'd by the same. Direct to Peter Fraynor, Wilmington, State of Delaware. Penna, papers please copy. Feb. 11 1860 Pg. 3 col. 3 If Eliza McFarland, daughter of the late James McLaugh¬ lin, of the townland of Cloughan [Cloghan], parish of Sa-teugh [Balteagh], Co. Derry, Ireland, will call upon George H. Armstrong, Esq., 695 Walnut st., she may hear of something to her advantage or any information on rel¬ atives to her, will be thankfully rec'd. Feb. 11 1860 Pg. 3 col. 3 Elizabeth or Lizzy Selfredge/( the present name by marriage unknown), neice of the late Martha Selfredge of Co. Tyrone, North of Ireland and for many years a resident in New York and vicinity, may hear of some¬ thing to her advantage by addressing Thomas McCullough, Madison, Morris Co., N. J. Feb. 16 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted-of Lawrence Frederick Bryer, who arrived in Phila. [Pa.] from England about eleven yrs. ago. He or his heirs may hear of something to their advantage by addressing John Stiles, Advertising Agent, Boston, Mass. Feb. 20 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Charles Mcllverna, who left [town of] Portglenone in 1848 or 1849, his friend would like to see him at 114 Gothic st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: There are 2 towns of this name; one in Co. Antrim the other in Co. Londonderry, Ireland] 230  Pub. Date Mar. 3 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 Mar. 8 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 PERSONALS Info, wanted of Catharine Sweeny, wife of John Flemon. Also, her brother Michael Sweeny of Bally sheed, Parish of Anacarthy, Co. Tipperary, Ireland. Any info, of them will be thankfully rec'd by their sister, Mary Quinlan, 177 W. Forty-Sixth st., New York. [Note: Ballysheeda_ is in the parish of Aghacrew; there is no parish or townland of Anacarty] Info, wanted of Bridget Murray of town of Kenlather, [Kinletter], parish of Donoughmore [Donaghmore], Co. Donegal, Ireland, by her brother, Patrick Murray. When last heard from she had left Newark, N.J. to go to Phila., in search of her brother, about a year ago, last August. Any info, concerning her will be thankfully rec'd by ad¬ dressing Patrick Murray, in care of Annabella MacCafferty, 50 Market st., or 50 Washington st., Newark, N.J. Mar. 10 1860 Pg. 3 col. 3 Mar. 12 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 Wanted - Info, of William Flynn, Parish of Killfeacle, [Kilfeakle], Co. Tipperary, Ireland, who came to this country in 1851. He will hear something to his advantage by calling at 53 N. Eighth st. [Phila. Pa.] Info, wanted of Patrick Kenney of the Co. of Mayo, Par¬ ish of Mayo, Ireland. When last heard from was in the State of Ohio. Any info, will be thankfully rec'd by his cousin, Margaret Feeny. Direct to 229 Monroe st., Southwark, Phila. [Pa.]. Mar. 26 1860 Pg. 3 col. 3 Notice - If James Joseph Kerney, who was born on the 17th of March 1827 and left Liverpool, England, when he was about 14 years old, for Phila. Was bound to the iron foundry at the Delaware River - Lodged at 13^ Sixth st. - will communicate with his mother or sister, at 2 Archer Villas, Westbourne Grove, Bayswater, West London, England, he will hear something to his advantage. Mar. 28 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - Info, of Jacin Lucas, native of Tuscany, near Florence [Italy], came to Phila. [Pa.] about 3 months since. Address B. Lucas, Magnolia, Florida. Mar. 30 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 Info, wanted - of Mary McLaughlin, who left Newry, [Co. Down], in 1857, [Ireland] and landed in New York. Any info, of her whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by her brother Henry McLaughlin, 10 Crans Court, [Phila. Pa.]. 231  Pub. Date PERSONALS Apr. 3 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Any info, of John Lyons who left Bengarton, Manches¬ ter [England], and arrived in New York aboutfive years since in the "Terrace Magnus", will be thank¬ fully rec'd by his friend, Annie [no surname given], at W. F. Flannery's Hotel, S. E. corner Laurel & Beach sts. [Phila. Pa.]. Apr. 26 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted of Timothy Kenney, who arrived in the May 12 1860 Pg. 3 col. 5 steamer "Prince Albert", 14th instant, by his sister, Margaret Kenney, in Phila. Pa. Direct to 756 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.]. Wanted - Info, of James Doyle, a native of Ireland, who arrived at Phila. in the packet ship "Tonawanda", on Monday 7thinst. If he, or.:any person having a know¬ ledge of his whereabouts should see this, please ad¬ dress his sister, Jane Doyle, Frankford P.O. [Phila. Pa.]. May 12 1860 Pg. 3 col. 5 Jas. Cunningham wants his father and mother, who arrived in the "Saranac" yesterday, to call at The Bull's Head, Fourth and Market sts., Wilmington, Del. May 14 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 Info, wanted Of Catharine McGrath by her sister, Mary McGrath, from Aberlow, Co. Tipperary, Ireland. Mary [McGrath] can be seen at No. 1 Elmslies Alley, below Dock [st., Phila. Pa.]. [Note: Can find no town, townland nor parish even close to this name in Co. Tipperary] May 15 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted - Of Mary Campbell and brothers Robert Campbell, Thomas Campbell and Young Campbell, late of Lisburn, Co. Down, Ireland. When last heard of, three years ago in New York. Any info, of them will be grate¬ fully rec'd by their sister, Jane Campbell, 544 Pearl st. May 17 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal - Any information respecting Frederick Slatter, of London, England, resident of this city within ten years, will be thankfully rec'd at 213 Chestnut st., - [Phila. Pa.]. [No name given]. May 19 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 Info, wanted - Of Patrick and Michael' Kennedy, . of Co. Tipperary, Parish of Mine [Moyne], Ireland, by their sister, Mary Kennedy, at 123 Gothic st., Phila. [Pa.]. When last heard from they were at the Ivy Mills Pennsylvania, Delaware Co. 232  Pub. Date PERSONALS - May 29 1860 Pg. 3 col. 6 Info, wanted Of Peter Dougherty, who arrived in the ship "Zered", from Londonderry about three weeks ago. Inquire at the Camel Tavern, Second st., between Race and Vine [sts.], where he will meet his bro-in-law, Barney Gallagher. May 30 1860 Pg. 3 col. 6 - Of William Grimes, by his sister Sarah Murry from the Co. Armagh, Ireland. He is over seventy years. If you write, direct to your sister and daugh¬ ter Sarah Murray, Glen Riddle, Delaware Co., Pa. June 4 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal - Andrew Lowry wants info, of his neice Isabella Lowry, who came to New York per ship "Australia" from Ireland, May 16th 1860. Address Andrew Lowry, Pottsville, Schuylkill Co., Pa. or call at 207 Market st., Phila. Info, wanted [Pa.]. June 6 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 If Mr. Charles Young, who recently arrived from Ireland and left New York for this city [Phila. Pa.] about the 25th of May last, will call at the General Post Office, he will find a letter giving him information of his friends. June 6 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 Any information concerning Nancy Dixon, who arrived here in ship "Elizabeth" from Londonderry, would be thankfully rec'd by Anna Dougherty, 525 Fitzwater st. [Phila. Pa.]. June 9 1860 Pg. 4 col. 5 Personal - Information wanted of Daniel Stagg who left Nottingham, England one year ago for Philadelphia, by his wife Amelia Stagg. Please address Amelia Stagg, 9 Salmon - Yard, York st., Nottingham, England. June 9 1860 Pg. 4 col. 5 John Evans, late of Birmingham, England, your wife has arrived in Philadelphia and having lost your address, can't find you. She is at 148 Dock st., below Second [st., Phila. Pa.]. June 9 1860 Pg. 4- col. 5 William McLear who arrived in New York about 5 weeks ago, will please call on his brother, James McLear, 1162 Ash st., 18th ward, Phila. [Pa.]. June 11 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 Info, wanted - Of Margaret O'Neil or her sister Mary [O'Neil] from the townland of Ammeracom, by their sis¬ ter Bridget [O'Neil], who came in the ship "Prima Donna" from Londonderry, will be thankfully rec'd at 1701 Carlton st., by their sister. [Signed] Bridget O'Neil [Note: Can find no town, townland or parish even close to this name in the index of Irish townlands etc.] 233  Pub. Date PERSONALS - June 11 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 Info, wanted Of Sarah Higgins (maiden name), native of the Co. of Wexford, Ireland. Any info, will be thankfully rec'd by her brother, James Higgins, 107 Lombard st. [Phila. Pa.]. June 12 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted Of Rosanna Tracy, a passenger from Londonderry [Ireland] to Phila. in the "Prima Donna" and landed at Spruce Street Wharf from a steam tug. A suitable reward given for information of her at 414 Spruce st. [Phila. Pa.]. June 18 1860 Pg. 3 col. 3 June 20 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 - Personal - Mary Riley can hear of her brother James [Riley] from Derrylin, Co. Fermanaugh [Fermanagh], Ireland, who came in ship "Webster", by applying at 131 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] Any information concerning Ony Fitzpatrick, who arrived yesterday in the "Wyoming", will be thankfully rec'd by her sister, Martha Fitzpatrick, at 515 Carpenter st., Southwark, [Phila. Pa.]. June 22 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal - Info, wanted of Patrick Cooney & also his son Peter [Cooney], arrived on Tuesday in the "Wyoming". Any info, concerning them will be thankfully rec'd at 924 Rodman st., between Ninth and Tenth sts., and Lom¬ bard and South sts. [Phila. Pa.]. [Signed] John Sullivan. June 23 1860 Pg. 3 col. 3 Ann Carroll, who came [as a] passenger by the ship "Wyoming" wants her sister Bridget [Carroll] to call for her at J. Garretty's, 30 Mead st. [Phila. Pa.]. June 26 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 Info, wanted of Richard Thomas, a moulder Personal or machinist, a native of Scotland. Was a resident of Phila. [Pa.] ten or fifteen years ago. Address Will¬ iam Raphael, 246 Chestnut st. Phila. [Pa.]. July 3 1860 Pg; 3 col. 6 Information wanted of James Gallagher from Ireland. Apply at 207 S. Front st., below Walnut [st., Phila. - Pa.] July 6 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal - If this should meet the eye of Jas. Gallagher a native of Co. Derry, who parted with John Cuskey at North Flat, Nebraska Terr. ..also William Gallagher, who resided at 44 Eleventh street. Any information of the above will be thankfully rec'd by J. Cuskey at 207 S. Front st. Phila. [Pa.]. 234  Pub. Date July 10 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS Info, wanted - By Michael Goulden, of his wife Margaret [Goulden] and three sons. They landed at Walnut Street Wharf June 30th and were missed. Address or apply to Michael Hazzard, Spruce st. [Phila. Pa.j. July 19 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted - Of John J. Cleary of Phila., Pa. He was last heard from in the summer of 1851, in Wash¬ ington D.C.; is a hatter by trade, served on board the brig "Perry", during the Mexican War, under the name of John J. Wilson; also on the "Brandywine", under the same name; any information will be thank¬ fully rec'd by addressing his brother, E. D. Cleary, 328 Walnut st., Phila. [Pa.] July 21 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 - Of Bridget McDonough, who arrived in New York last week and is supposed to have come to Phila., by her sister Catharine McDonough, at 1736 Moravian st., above Walnut [st. Phila. Pa.]. Info, wanted - July 25 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted to hear of Patrick .and. Bridget.Murray, natives of Co. Donegal, parish of Ballybopy [not a parish but the town of Ballybofey], Ireland. When last heard were in Phila. Pa. Any info, of them will be thankfully rec'd by their sister, Ann Murray, at the Stars and Stripes Hotel, 143 Dock st., Phila. [Pa.]. July 26 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Isaac Pine, who emigrated from Wellington, Somerset, England to this city [Phila Pa.] in 1857, will call on "A.S." at 936 S. Second st., he will find a relative from Bristol, England. Aug. 3 1860 Pg. 3 col. 3 Personal - If. W. D. Lamb from South Shields, England will address himself to the British Consulate, Phila., [Pa.], he will hear of something to his advantage. Aug. 8 1860 Pg. 3 col. 3 Rachel Bartley arrived in the ship "Tonawanda", will find her sister by coming to 234 Chester st., betw'n Eighth and Ninth [sts.] and Race and Vine [sts. Phila. Pa.]. Aug. 11 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Catharine Corliss, who arrived in New York about 5 years ago from Ireland, will oblige her father by addressing Pat Corliss, 229 Water st., Phila. [Pa.]. 235  Pub. Date PERSONALS Aug. 11 1860 Pg. 4 col. 4 Info, wanted of Owen Drummond, a native of Ireland, aged about 32 years, of the Roman Catholic profession, who left Manchester, nine years ago, leaving a wife and two children, who have not heard from him the past 3 years and who wish to learn if the said Owen Drumm¬ ond is living. He is supposed to have gone from Phila. [Pa.] to New Orleans [La.]. Any info, left at the Ledger Office will oblige. Aug. 11 1860 Pg. 4 col. 4 Mrs. Daniel Connor (whose maiden name was Ann Sheehan) and who arrived in Phila. in the spring of 1859, from Tralee, Co. Kerry, Ireland, will please write to her sister, Bridget Sheehan, c/o John D. and M. Williams, Boston^ . Mass. Aug. 20 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - Info, of Mrs. Mary Carroll from Athlone, [Co. Westmeath or Co. Roscommon] Ireland, who came to Phila. about 3 yrs. ago; Lives with her son-in-law, William Jones, who is a shoemaker. Her sister, Mrs. Margaret Fallon, residing with John Menna, 1414 Cadwalder st. [Phila. Pa.], is anxious to hear from her. Aug. 27 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 Wanted - Information of.Amos or.Thomas Lyon, Englishman. Anyone knowing his whereabouts will confer a favor by addressing William Lyon, McDonough, Delaware. Aug. 29 1860 Pg. 3 col. 5 - Mary and John Devlin from Co. Derry, Tubbelmore, [probably Tobermore], Ireland, your sister Sarah [Devlin] wishes to see you in Front st., above Wood [st.], 19th ward. [Phila. Pa.]. Sep. 4 1860 Pg. 3 col. 5 Personal - Info, wanted of Bridget McGinley, who arriv¬ ed lately in this city from the Parish of Refoe [prob¬ ably either the parish or the town of Raphoe], Co. Done¬ gal, Ireland, by her aunt, Margery Gallaher [sic], 1941 South st. [Phila. Pa.] Sep. 7 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 - of Ann Jane Porter, lately arrived in packet ship "Zered" from Londonderry, Ireland. She will hear from her sister by calling at Joseph Murphy's 631 N. Third st., above Green st. [Phila. Pa.]. Sep. 8 1860 Pg. 4 col.' 5 Wanted Info, of Mary Phillips, daughter of Dominick Phillips, of Ireland, by her sister Ellen Phillips. Any info, will be thankfully rec'd at 515 Coates st. Phila. [Pa.]. Info, wanted 236  Pub. Date PERSONALS Sep. 12 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 Honora Rousell wishes info, of her brother & sister. Mary and Edward [Rousell], natives of Cork [Ireland]. Please call at 211 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.]. Sep. 13 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 Info, wanted of Peter Holloran (who arrived in New York in the "Golden Fleece" on the 11th of July 1860), by his brother Thomas [Holloran]. Send a letter to Thomas Holloran, Bridgeton, N.J. Sep. 15 1860 Pg. 3 col. 3 Personal - Info, wanted of Peter Joseph Mueller, native of Klein, Preussen, or his wife or children, by Catharine, daughter of P. T. Mueller. $25. will be paid for any information respecting their whereabouts. Please address to Ernest Smith, Bristol, Bucks Co., Pa. or Charles Cornfield, San Francisco, Calif. Sep. 26 1860 Pg. 1 Col. 3 John Simpson, a married man, who arrived in ship "Saranack", may learn something to his advantage by calling immediately at 115 Gothic st. [Phila. Pa.]. Sep. 28 1860 Pg. 3 col. 5 Rosanna Dunn lately arrived from Liverpool is anxious to find her aunt, Margaret Dunn. Apply at 30 Straw¬ berry st. [Phila. Pa.]. Sep. 28 1860 Pg. 3 col. 5 If Catharine Doonan who arrived in the "Saranak" from Liverpool on Monday, will call at the Ledger Office, she will hear of her sister [not named]. Sep. 29 1860 Pg. 4 col; 6 James Mullen, your brother Thomas [Mullen] Co. Mayo, [Ireland] is at 225 Front st. [Phila. Pa.]. Oct. 4 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - To know the whereabouts of Susan Rall of the Parish of Lavey, Co. of Caven [Cavan], Ireland, by her brother Mathew Rall, S. E. corner of Walnut and TwentyFourth sts., Phila. [Pa.]. Oct. 22 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 Info, of Sarah Murray, who arrived in the Wanted "Wyoming" on Friday last. Any info, of her will be thankfully rec'd by her brother John [Murray] at Bull's Head Hotel, Market st. [Phila. Pa.]. Oct. 22 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 George William O'Malley and his wife Alicia [O'Malley], (formerly of Ireland) are requested to call on the sub¬ scriber, relative to matters of business on which they are interested. [Signed] Samuel Hood, 247 S. Sixth st., Phila. [Pa.]. - - 237  Pub. Date Oct. 25 1860 Pg. 3 col. 4 PERSONALS Info, wanted of Marge Gallagher from Co. Donegal, Ireland, by her aunt Bridges [sic], 222 S. Front st., [Phila. Pa.]. Nov. 5 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted of Catharine Ryan or Mrs. Hudson, from Kilannan [sic], Galway Co., Ireland, will please call at the N.W. corner of Fourth and Pine sts. [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 6 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Johannah Durney, who left Liverpool, Sept. 13th in the ship "Wyoming" will hear of something to her advantage by leaving her address at the Ledger Office. Nov. 17 1860 Pg. 3 col. 6 Wanted - Info, of John Birmingham from Yorkshire, Eng¬ land. Apply immediately at Thomas Elliot's, Manchester House [Phila. Pa.]. Nov. 23 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted of Bridget Ryan, who came to America in the steamer "Vigo" on June 1st, by her friend, Ellen D. Fitzgerald, of 340 S. Fourth st. [Phila. Pa.]. Nov. 24 1860 Pg. 3 col. 3 Personal - Patrick Newton, late of Sheffield, England, is requested to call at 27 N. Fifth st. upstairs, [Phila. Pa.]. Nov. 27 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Nov. 29 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Nov. 29 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Info, wanted of Charles Canning, who came to this country about seven months ago. Any info, concerning his whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by his sister Jane Canning, Buchman's Farm, Bristol Turnpike above Frankford [Phila. Pa.]. Info, wanted of Catharine Moran or Murphy, who left Ft. Kearney, N.T. [Nebraska Terr.] to proceed to Phila. the 6th day of September last. Any person know¬ ing anything of her whereabouts would oblige her hus¬ band, John Murphy, by sending any info, in regards to her to the Ledger Office. David Levi of Horb, Wurtemberg is requested to call and see his brother [not named] at 2 Bristow Place, New Market st., below Coates [st. Phila. Pa.] or send his address. 238  Pub. Date PERSONALS - Dec. 4 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal George Davis, a native of England, 29 yrs. old who landed in New Orleans [La.] nine years ago and had been accustomed to work in an iron foundry, can learn something to his advantage by addressing B.H.B., Box 1208, Phila. Post Office. Dec. 7 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Edwin James Hutcherson from Hanover Co., Virginia will please leave his address for his sister [not named], as soon as possible with H. Wolbold, 1634 Germantown Road, Phila. [Pa.]. Dec. 8 1860 Pg. 3 col. 1 Dec. 21 1860 Pg. 3 col. 2 <£b0 reward - Thomas Mann, a sailor, a native of Stockes- ly, Yorkshire, Great Britain and missing for several years, being now entitled to a little property, is re¬ quested to apply to Dr. Clark, under cover to Mitchell & Co., Advertising Agents, Red Lion Court, Fleet Street, London, England. If deceased, the above reward will be paid to any party giving legal proof of his death. T.,M;. is a full sized, strong, square built man, has gray eyes, brown hair, red whiskers; halt in his gait from a broken thigh bone and has had fits. Mary Fitzgerald, who paid the passage of Johanna Fitz¬ gerald from Cork to Philadelphia, will call at the Liverpool,New York and Philadelphia Steamship Company's Office, 102 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.]. 239  Pub. Date PERSONALS Jan. 9 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information of. the whereabouts of Thomas and Samuel Dunbar, who came to this country in the spring of 1849 with their aunt Jane and left this city some time after with their uncle William Montgomery, will be very thankfully rec'd by their father, Thomas Dunbar, if left with Mr. Thomas King, carpenter, 2134 Sansom st., Phila. [Pa.]. Jan. 28 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal - Stephen W. Sexton late of Columbus, Ohio, will please call at 911 Market st. [Phila. Pa.] and he will hear something to his advantage. Jan. 30 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Elizabeth McClaskey, when last heard from, she lived at Darby, [Delaware Co.], by her brother Patrick [McClasky], late from Ireland, at Philip Duff's, 808 Essex st., betw'n Eighth and Ninth [sts. Phila. Pa.]. Feb. 1 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John McGowen of Lurgen [Lurgan], Alma Co. [Co. Armagh], Ireland, by his brother Arthur [McGowen] at the Ledger Office. Feb. 4 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mr. William Arnott, formerly of Albany, N.Y. will find his sister, by addressing Mrs. Samuel Burr, 118 Columbia st., New York City, [N.Y.]. Feb. 5 1861 Pg. 3 col. 3 Personal - If this should meet the eye of James Caragin, who lived in Baltimore, [Md.] and had a mother and two sisters there, twenty three years since, he can hear all about them by seeing his bro-in-law [not named] at Messrs. Heys' factory, Darby Creek, Delaware Co., Pa., who would be very glad to see him. Feb. 7 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. Leonard (maiden name Catharine McGovern) from Co. Cavan, [Ireland], call at 116 Gothic st., and see Bridget McHugh. Febc 9 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Any information concerning Edward McDermot, who is from Ireland, and has not been heard from for ten years, will be thankfully rec'd by his sister Margaret McDermot Mount Peace, Falls of Schuylkill, Phila. Pa. Feb. 15 1861 Pg. 3 col. 3 Seeking his parents - Henry Charles Turner lately from London, England, is in search of his father and mother, Henry and Elizabeth Ann Turner. Any person knowing where they can be found, will address H. C. Turner, Ledger Office. Mr. Turner is a machinist and a member of the M. and B. Union. 240  Pub. Date PERSONALS Mar. 11 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Daniel Quinn, native of Omagh, Co. Tyrone, Ireland. When last heard from was in Phila. [Pa.]. Any info, will be thankfully rec'd by his wife, Rebecca Quinn, Auburndale, Mass. Mar. 13 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Christina Louisa Yaeger, who came to this country from Germany with her parents in 1832. Inquire at the office of the Saturday Even¬ ing Post, 319 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.]. Feb. 21 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Maria, Theodore, Jacob and Diedrich Ter Hoeven of Arnheim, Holland, or Personal their descendents, at the Prussian Consulate, 231 Church Alley, Phila. [Pa.]. Mar. 16 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Any information of Edward John Phillips will be thank¬ fully rec'd by his wife and two children, just arrived from London, England by the "Tonawanda". Address 534 North st. [Phila. Pa.], [signed] Rebecca Phillips. Mar. 19 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 James Toway of the Parish of Kilcoalman [Kilcolman], Co. Mayo, Ireland. When last heard from was in Phila. [Pa.]. Any information respecting him will be thank¬ fully rec'd by his brother, Patrick Toway. Please dir¬ ect to Patrick McGraw, 415 N. Front st., Phila. [Pa.]. Virginia papers please copy. [Note: Kilcolman is a townland and not a parish] Mar. 26 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Charlotte Innes of Downpatrick, Co. Down, Ireland, she landed in New York three years ago, has not been heard of since. Any info, of her whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by her aunt Isa¬ bella Thompson, of Downingtown, Chester Co., Pa. New York papers please copy. Apr. 8 1861 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted of Richard Wright of Fetherd [Fethard] [Co.] Tipperary, Ireland. When last heard from was in the employ of Prestiss & Co., hatters, Brooklyn, N.Y. Any info, will be thankfully rec'd by George W. Taylor, 31 Queen st., Phila. Pa. Apr. 9 1861 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted - of Martin Brannan from Archerstown, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland. Any info, will be thankfully rec'd by his brother Patrick [Brannan], in Norristown, Montgomery Co., Pa. or at N. McCoy's, 2007 Sansom st., Phila. [Pa.] [Note: There is no Archerstown in Co. Kilkenny, only in Counties Meath, Queen, Tipperary & Westmeath] 241  Pub. Date PERSONALS - Apr. 17 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Thos. Baker and sisters, late of Phila. [Pa.] now residing in New York, by the child¬ ren of the late Michael Baker, all of Ireland. They will hear something to their advantage by applying to John H. Deininger, 924 Beach st., Phila. [Pa.]. Apr. 18 1861 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted If this should meet the eye of Susan or Francis Chamberlin, who came to America from Ireland, thirty years ago, they can hear from their sisters, by addressing Mrs. Jane A. Twist, Kirtland, Lake Co., Ohio. Apr. 20 1861 Pg. 3 col. 2 Personal - Should this meet the eye of Barnard McGillin, or his two sisters, Margaret and Mary [McGillin] from the Co. Tyrone, near Gortian [Gortin], Ireland, their sister Ann McGillin requests some one of them to meet her at 2 Hamel's Court, west of Seventeenth [st.] in Lombard [st., Phila. Pa.]. May 2 1861 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted of Patrick Nevins, Kit Neyins, John Nevins and James Nevins from Co. Meath, Ireland, by Mary Farley, late of New York. Address at Sykes Hotel, 269 Water st., [Phila. Pa. ]. May 2 1861 Pg. 3 col. 4 Personal - Information wanted - of Mary Caterson from Parish of Donoughmore [Donaghmore], who landed in Phila. [Pa.] about 2 months ago. When last heard from was living with a dentist in Phila. [Pa.]. A letter will reach her sister, Margaret [Caterson] at Kellysville, Delaware Co., Pa. [Note: There are many Donaghmores 11 parishes & 12 towns and townlands of that name. My guess this Donagh¬ more would be in Co. Tyrone] - - - May 14 1861 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted of William Murphy, Michael Murphy and Catharine Murphy of Graig [Graigue], Co. Tipperary, Ire¬ land, by Catharine Gorman. Call at 122 Spruce st., [Phila. Pa.]. May 17 1861 Pg. 3 col. 7 John McMullin of Co. G, Ohio Volunteers at Suffolk Park, Phila. [Pa.] wants to see his brother, Michael McMullin, who lately arrived from Ireland. May 24 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mrs. Julia Durvon, who left Ire¬ land 13 years ago, from Carabela [probably Corbally], Co. Tipperary, Ireland, by her daughter, Ellen Mulcary, 510 S. Penn st. [Phila. Pa.]. 242  Pub. Date PERSONALS May 27 1861 Pg. 3 col. 2 Personal - If William T. Wurl formerly a circus clown and a native of Maysville, Kentucky, is now in this city, he can see his brother [not named] at the Navy Yard, at 9 o'clock this morning. Jun. 5 1861 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information of Catharine Cohen who came to Phila. in the ship "Elizabeth", by her uncle John Fury, 629 S. Fourth st.,[Phila. Pa.]. Jun. 8 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Thin Maher from Castleroan, Kings Co., Ireland lately arrived by the "Saranak" will call on Bernard Conway, 6 N. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] she will hear something to her advantage. Jun. 12 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 In Chancery - Advertisement to Creditors, Legatees & Incombrances Cause petition under the Court of Chan¬ cery - In the matter of William Francis Finn, Petition¬ er. Michael Finn (a lunatic) and Kate Finn, Comm, of the fortune of the said Michael Finn, respondents. I hereby require all persons claiming to be creditors or next of kin of Lucinda Finn, formerly of Carlow, late of Bellevue Finglas in the Co. of Dublin, spinster, a lunatic deceased, on or before the first day of August next to furnish in writing to Thomas Walsh of 4 Upper Gloucester st., in the City of Dublin, Solicitor for the Petitioner in this matter the amount and particulars of their several claims, etc. Jun. 19 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary Frances Carroll, who left New York for Phila. on Monday February 18th and not been heard from since. If this should meet her eye, I hope she will drop a line to James Carroll, 188 South st. corner James, New York, as her son Edward K. Carr¬ oll is anxious to hear from her. Jun. 19 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Found wandering the streets Kate Steiger, young Swiss girl lately arrived from Europe, and doesn't know the name of the family she lived with, nor the name of the street. Please call for her at 903N. Fifth st.[Phila.Pa.]. Jun. 20 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Maria Dind, who came on the "Wyoming" will see her friend Alicia Wheelahan at Patrick Ryan's, 152 Dock st., [Phila. - Pa.] Jul. 13 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Barnard Craney and James O'Neil from the Co. Armagh, Ireland, by their cousin, William Mcllinden, 152 Dock st. [Phila. Pa.]. Aug. 1 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Margaret Gallagher, 330 N. Second st., Camden, N.J. wishes her brother Matthew Gallagher to call and see her. She has been informed he arrived last spring from Ireland. 243  Pub. Date PERSONALS - Aug. 6 1861 Pg. 3 col. 3 D. C. PORTER If David Daniel Collins Porter, a car¬ penter iby trade whocame to i this city from Upper,Can¬ ada nearly thirty years ago, will call or send his address to the subscribers he will hear of something to his advantage, H. P. & H. R. Small, 21 S. Sixth st. [Phila. Pa.]. Aug. 22 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Margaret Burns of the Co. Louth, Ireland. Apply at 125 N. Eighteenth st. [Phila. Pa.] where she will meet her sister Ann [Burns]. Aug. 31 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted Of Henry McAnaley. He is from the Parish of Kepey [sic], Co. Donegal, Ireland. When last heard of was working in Warren, Trumbull Co., Ohio. He is supposed to be in Phila. [Pa.]. Has two sisters there. Any person knowing his whereabouts will please address Thomas Gallen, Austintown, Orange Post Office, Mahoning Co., Ohio, where he will hear something to his advantage.[Note: Possibly townlands of Cappagh or Cappry] Sep. 19 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal - Dennis D. Murphy of Courtmasheray [Courtmacsherry], Co. Cork, Ireland, may hear of his brother, Jeremiah [Murphy] by calling on D. N. Wetzlar & Co., 124 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] or Darrel & Co., 88 Pearl - st., N. Y. Sep. 20 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Ran away from home on the 11th, Albertson Smith, 13 years old from Brooklyn, N. Y.; supposed to be in Phila. Had on small plaid pantaloons and coat. Any information can be left with the Chief of Police or send to Walton Smith, 88^ President st., Brooklyn, N.Y. Sep. 25 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Julia Ryan, who left New York on the 14th inst. can find her brother Dennis [Ryan] by calling at 122 N. Third st. [Phila. Pa.]. Oct. 12 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted By Margaret Flinn of her sister Johanna Flinn, a native of the Parish of Cloumore, [Co.] Tipperary, Ireland, who came to this country six years ago. Address.atPatrick Ryan's, 52 Dock st.,[Phila. - Pa.]. Nov. 18 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mary O'Brien from Old Castle, Ireland, wishes to see her sister Bridget [O'Brien] or Mary Wheeler, at Sixth and Minor sts. Phila. [Pa.] [Note: There are several townlands of Oldcastle, but this is probably the town of Oldcastle in Co. Meath; Oldcastle is one word] 244  Pub. Date PERSONALS Nov. 25 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 See notice Apr. 9 1862 Joseph Sharrod Woods, an Englishman, arrived in America in 1840. His friends in England wish to know where he is, and if dead,where any of his family can be found. Address Charles Edwards, Counsellor, 35 Pine st., New York. Dec. 2 1861 Pg. 3 col. 6 Information wanted of Thomas Robinson, Sr. from Eng¬ land, by trade a house carpenter. Apply at Ledger Office. Dec. 2 1861 Pg. 3 col. 6 Emile Kretzchmar, jeweler, who in 1853 lived at 11 Nassau st., Soho, England, will find a letter of im¬ portance at the Post Office. Dec. 31 1861 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Edward McNulty, who left his home in Baltimore, Md. on Monday, 9th inst., since which time his distressed family have had no tidings of him. As he had some two or three hundred dollars on his person when he left, it is feared some evil has befallen him. Any information of him or his where¬ abouts will be thankfully rec'd by his afflicted wife, Mary A. McNulty, 26 Jackson st., Baltimore, Md. - 245  Pub. Date PERSONALS - Jan. 13 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 In Chancery [Advertisement to next of kin] in the matter of Michael Larkin, administrator of the Rev. Edmund Larkin, petitioner, Patrick Larkin, Thomas Quinn, Michael Quinn, Martin Quinn, David Magrath and Catharine Magrath, (otherwise Quinn, his wife), John Power and Margaret Power, (otherwise Quinn his wife) respondents. I hereby require all persons claiming to be next of kin of the Rev. Edmund Larkin, late of Pastorville, in the Co. of Tipperary, in Ire¬ land, Roman Catholic priest deceased, or claiming to be representatives of any of such next of kin, on or before the 1st day of February 1862, to furnish in writing to Peirse Kelly, 31 North Great Georges st., City of Dublin, Ireland. Solicitor, Edward Litton. [Note: Can find no parish, town or townland with the name of Pastorville in Ireland] Jan. 15 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mr. Frankel, who was lately clerk in the office of the Bavarian Consul, will please call at 116 N. Third st. [Phila. Pa.]. Feb. 12 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal - Henry Meyler from Dublin [Ireland] wishes to find his wife; supposed to have resided with P. Latimer, of the Beverly Bank. Inquire at 9 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.]. Feb. 21 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - Cornelius Brettell, a printer by trade, who came to New York from Staffordshire, Eng¬ land, is requested, if alive, to write to his brother Joseph Brettell, at the Kittaning Iron Works, Penna. Mar. 18 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of David,. James and Simon Harris who came to this country 12 months last August. Address Miss M. Irving, 305 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] Philadelphia, Harrisburg & Pottsville papers please copy. Mar. 19 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Kinlock's Legatees - John Kinlock of Lambeth, Surrey, England came to this country 33 years ago. Heir to his mother Charlotte Georgina Sophia Kinlock, widow, late of Amphitheatre Row, Lambeth in Surrey, her will dated August 23 1835 and proved December 15 1835; Estate is seeking heirs Adine Kinlock and Georgina Kin¬ lock, children of John Kinlock. Mar. 25 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of William Wallace Martin, former¬ ly of Belfast [Co. Antrim], Ireland, who emigrated to America in 1836. He or his heirs will hear of something to their advantage by contacting John D. Collins, Box 1097, Post Office, Phila. [Pa.]. 246  Pub. Date PERSONALS - Mar. 31 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information Mary Mulvey wishes to know the whereabouts of her aunt, Anne Ward, formerly of Roscommon Co., Ireland. Any information will be thankfully rec'd at 660 N. Eighth st., Phila. [Pa.]. Apr. 9 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 England In Chancery - in the matter of Joseph Sharrad Woods, absent beyond the seas; Left London, November 1840 for New York, a commercial traveller. Is a legatee under the will of Ann Youle, wife of John Youle, who died on or about the 13th day of Jan¬ uary 1857, and also a legatee under the will of John Youle who died on or about the 12th day of January 1858. Apply at 18 Kensington Gore, Middlesex County, England, etc. [an ,abreviated format] See notice Nov. 25 1861 - - Apr. 17 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Notice Richard Kyle, a teamster, born in Ireland, enlisted in Philadelphia, did all desert from their company and Regiment, the 6th Pa. Cavalry, Co. A, [Rush's Lancers] as the regiment was almost to move into the face of the enemy. Those men are warned to return to their duty before the 10th day of May prox. or the severest measures will be instigated against them. By Order of Col. Rush, W.P.C. Treichel, Capt., Co. A. Apr. 26 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Eliza Maguire who was married a few years ago in Galena, State of Illinois, to a moulder by trade, name unknown; supposed to be living in Kensington [Phila. Pa.]. She will hear something to her advantage by calling at 836 Shippen st., Phila. [Pa.]. May 5 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Urs. Victor Saner and Franciska Saner of Kleinintzel Canton, Solothurn, Sweiz [Switzerland]. They are in America since ten years. Their father wishes to see them at his residence, 19 Franklin Place, betw'n Market and Chestnut [sts.] and Third and Fourth sts. Also, will all philanthropists who know anything about them, please leave their address. [Signed] Urs. V. Saner. May 6 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Patrick Murray, native Parish of Monaveigh [Monivea], Co. Galway, Ireland, who arrived in New York on the 15th of April 1862, and supposed to have started for Philadelphia. His brother Thomas Murray will feel very thankful for any information of him that may be sent to Samuel L. Roberts, Moorestown, Burlington Co., N.J. or Rev. J. Moran, Camden, N.J. 247  Pub. Date May 7 1862 Pg. 3 col. 3 PERSONALS - Information wanted of Mary, Catharine, Elizabeth, John or Edward Walsh, of Co. Kerry, Ireland, by their brother Patrick [Walsh], 1712 Wood st. [Phila. Pa.]. May 10 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Charles Johnson, who left Newport, South Wales, about eight years ago, by his wife Catharine Johnson. Address, care of, John Morgan, Wood st., fifth door above Amber [st., Phila. Pa.]. May 26 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Charles Keenan, who arrived in the ship "Wyoming" on the 25th. Please address Mrs. R. McCarthy, 251 N. Front st., Phila. [Pa.]. May 27 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 $50. Reward - Missing since Monday, May 19th 1862, Capt. John A. Hill of Chincoteague, Virginia. Was last seen betw'n 4 and 5 o'clock on the afternoon of said day, in the neighborhood of Front and Dock sts. About 30 years of age, five feet five inches high, florid complexion, dark brown hair, stout built, was dressed in dark pants, blue undershirt and black hat. Had about his person a small square box containing $100. in U.S. Treasury notes, silver etc. also sundry bills and receipts. Suspicions are entertained of foul play and therefore reward is offered for the detection and arrest of persons implicated therein. Information may be left with Benj. Franklin, Chief of Detectives, Mayor's Office, Fifth and Chestnut sts., [Phila. Pa.] May 27 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Samuel Davidson, of the 96th Pa. Vol. now sick at the Government Hospital, wishes to know the whereabouts of his brother James [Davidson] of Randeltown [Randalstown], Co. Antrim, Ireland. Please address J.H.B., Ledger Office. May 28 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information of William Connolly, Personal - Wanted Manchester, England in 1857. Road, who left London working was in July 1860 on the Absecon Railroad, He near Phila. His father and mother are anxious to know whether he is dead or alive. Should this meet the eye of anyone who knows or has known Wm. Connolly, they will oblige by communicating with him and also with George D. Parrish, 312 Chestnut st., Phila. [Pa.] Personal - - 248  Pub. Date PERSONALS - June 5 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 $5. Reward Information wanted of James Morgan, 16 years old, son of Joseph Morgan, who was born in Dublin, Ireland, brought to this country at 9 months of age. He lived with his parents at Queen andFElizabeth sts., Toronto, Canada for eight years, when he was brought to Phila. [Pa.] The above reward will be paid for any information which will be to his advan¬ tage. Address Joseph Morgan, Co. K, 8th N.J. Regt., U.S.A. Hospital, Broad and Cherry sts., Phila. [Pa.] June 6 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information is desired of Jeremiah, John and Timothy Sullivan, and Catharine Sullivan, of the village of Gerah [Gearha], seven miles from Killarney, Co. Kerry, Ireland. Address Mary Sullivan, care of Mrs. Branson, Plank rd., Germantown, [Phila. Pa.]. June 9 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Michael Gardner and Patrick Gardner from Co. Galway, [Ireland] will find their sister, Mary [Gardner] at 207 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] June 12 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information is desired of Phillippina Moattet of Marsailles, France; of Florentine Moattet, married to George Stirman, who worked in Glassworks, Glassboro, N. J. Call at 406 St. John st., Phila. Pa. [signed] Jos. Bernhard June 23 1862 Information wanted of Mrs. Bridget Walsh, who left Ire¬ land about ten years ago. When last heard from was in Carbon Co., State of Pa. Any information concerning her will be thankfully rec'd by her son William Walsh, who came out to this country in February 1862. Address in care of Thomas McGuier, 17 Hanover st., for William Walsh, Trenton, N.J. Pg. 3 col. 1 June 30 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Patrick Conroy will hear from his cousin Margaret Con¬ roy, daughter of Daniel Conroy, [of] Clonduff, Queen's Co., Ireland, or any friend. Address Mr. Mann, Ptinceton, N. J. [signed] Margaret Conroy July 9 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Stephen Lines of Co. Downe [Down] Ireland. Last heard from in Port Carbon, Schuylkill Co., Pa. Address Lawrence Lines, Biddle st., between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth [sts., Phila. Pa.] 249  Pub. Date July 24 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS Information wanted of Bessy Wright, late of Belfast, [Co. Antrim, Ireland], who resided in South Fourth st. She will please leave the number at the Ledger office or McKeon's Book Store, South Fourth st. Also of James McCluskey, late of Belfast, [Co. Antrim] relative of the above. Answer immediately. [Signed] John E. Wright July 29 1862 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted of John, Catharine, and Ann Donlen who left the Parish of Mullen, Co. of Galway, townland of Fox Hall, about eight years ago, and landed in Phila. [Pa.]. Any information would be thankfully rec'd by their brother, Patrick [Donlen], at Commercial Hotel, Fifth and lombard sts. [Phila. Pa.]. [Note: Foxhall is in the parish of Abbeygormacan; it is spelled as one word. There is no parish, town or townland of Mullen or Mullan in Co. Galway] Aug. 6 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Anne Doyle, daughter of Michael Doyle of the town of Ballingdunny [Ballindoney], Co. Wexford, Ireland, is in the city of Phila., she will confer a favor on her sister, if she will let her know her whereabouts, [signed] Margaret Doyle, St. Louis, Mo., care of Mr. E. C. Sloan. Aug. 12 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Bridget Fox who sailed from Manchester, England, is in this city, she will find her husband James Fox, at the United States Army Hospital, Broad and Cherry sts. [Phila. Pa.]. Aug. 16 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Daniel Cocoran [sic], boilermaker, of Richmond, Va. please to call on Samuel J. Vantine, at the Sanford House. He will hear of something to his advantage. Sep. 23 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal - If Rosetta Doran has arrived in this city, by the steamer from Londonderry, she can learn the address of her brother [not named] by calling on Thomas M. Searle, at 205^ Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 7 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of James Keegan, a native of Co. Meath, Ireland, lately arrived from Fort Delaware. He can find his brother Peter Keegan by calling at 2424 Pine st. [Phila. Pa.] 250  Pub. Date PERSONALS Oct. 10 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Burnett Cummings, formerly of Schuylkill Co. [Pa.], supposed to have enlisted at St. Louis, [Mo.]. Any information thankfully rec'd at 907 Spring Garden st., Phila. [Pa.]. (St. Louis & Washington papers please copy) Oct. 28 1862 Pg. 4 col. 7 If Mr. Mahler, late from Paris [France] will call on the subscriber, he will hear something to his advantage. [Signed] B. Loebenthal, 9 Bank st. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 28 1862 Pg. 4 col. 7 Prof. J. Isaacs, oculist and aurist, from Leyden, Holland, has permanently located himself at 511 Pine st., where persons afflicted with diseases of the eye and ear, will be scientifically treated and cured if curable. No charge for examination. Oct. 29 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Mrs. James Henry, formerly Mary Griffin, will call at 124 Arch st., she will see her sister Catha¬ rine Griffin, . just arrived from Co. Galway, Ireland. Oct. 31 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Patrick Duffy, formerly of Co. is a townland and Galway, (Parish of Abby) [Abbey not a parish], Ireland, by Martin Creaghn, Co. Galway, Captain Schoonover, Camp Philadelphia, Tent #7. Nov. 5 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Any information of Maggie Tracy, late from Ireland, per ship "Zered", which arrived on Friday last [Oct. 31 1862] will be thankfully rec'd by her aunt, Rosanna Tracy, at 427 Carpenter st. [Phila. Pa.]. Nov. 20 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of Anne Kilroy, who emigrated from near Roscommon, Ireland in October 1846, by her sister, Catharine Kilroy at 531 Shippen st., Phila. - - [Pa.] Nov. 29 1862 Pg. 3 col. 7 Mary Brennan, of Abbeyleix, Queens Co., Ireland, your two boys, William Brennan and Arthur Brennan, arrived and are staying at Mr. Colligan's, 222 S. Front st., below Wharton [st., Phila. Pa.]. Dec. 1 1862 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal - Jane Young, who came in the ship "Tusca¬ rora", will please call at 1709 South st., or send a note where she can be found and see her aunt, Mrs. Patterson. 251  Pub. Date Dec. 2 1862 Pg. 4 col. 5 PERSONALS $10. Reward will be paid by the undersigned, for the arrest of each of the following named deserters: Charles Meier, born in Carmstadt, Wurtemburg, occu¬ pation barber, aged 36, grey eyes, dark brown hair, fair complexion, 5'-4%"high. [Signed] E. McB. Timon¬ ey,. 1st Lieut. 15th U.S. Infantry, 926 Market st., Phila. Pa. Adolph Weber, born in Hesse Cassel, Germany, aged 24, occupation blacksmith, blue eyes, brown hair, florid complexion, 5'-3" high. [Signed] E. McB. Timoney, 1st Lieut. 15th U.S. Infantry, 926 Market st. Phila. Pa. Joseph Geoffrey, born in Nancy, France, aged 22, occ¬ upation shoemaker, hazel eyes, sandy hair, ruddy com¬ plexion, 5'-6^" high. [Signed] E. McB. Timoney, 1st Lieut. 15th U.S. Infantry, 926 Market st., Phila. Pa. Jules Ores, born in Brussels, Belgium, aged 25, occ¬ upation clerk, hazel eyes, It. brown hair, fair com¬ plexion. [Signed] E. McB. Timoney, 1st Lieut. 15th U.S. Infantry, 926 Market st., Phila. Pa. Myers Henry, born in Baden, Germany, aged 33, occupa¬ tion farmer, hazel eyes, dark brown hair, ruddy complex¬ ion, 5'-7V high. [Signed] E. McB. Timoney, 1st Lieut. 15th U.S. Infantry, 926 Market st., Phila. Pa. Dec. 27 1862 Pg. 4 col. 5 Thomas McCaskey of the Co. Derry, within two miles of Dungave [sic-possibly Dungiven], Ireland, came to this country about 18 years ago, and his wife Jane White. Any information will be kindly rec'd by his brother, James McCaskey, Manayunk [Phila. Pa.]. He was son to Andrew McCaskey. Dec. 31 1862 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted - of Johannah Solavan, by her sis¬ ter Maria [Solavan], who came in the ship "Great Western" to New York, last week, from the Co. of Lim¬ erick, Patricksville [Patrickswell], Ireland. Call at 907 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] 252  Pub. Date PERSONALS Jan. 5 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Richard Ashton, Manager at a cotton mill near Boston, left Newton, Cheshire, England about 1837. Wrote a letter to his nephews and neices in England about 1853, to direct to Boston Post Office. [Eastern papers please copy this] If this finds you, please write to John Taylor, in care of George Watson, Nesquehoning, Carbon Co., Pa. Jan. 9 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Any information concerning a lady whose maiden name was Selena Fant, married in St. Louis, [Mo.] and supposed to be living in this city [Phila. Pa.] will be thankfully rec'd by her brother [not named]; he not knowing the name of the person whom she married. Continental Hotel, Room 249. Jan. 12 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Margaret Short, a native of Scotland is requested to call on Mrs. Fraser, 17 S. Eighth st., Phila. Pa. or if any person knowing about her will write to the above address what information they can, they will con¬ fer a great favor on her friends. Jan. 13 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Owen Bowen, who came to Amer¬ ica from Wales, many years ago. He was a doctor in the Army and son of the Rev. Owen Bowen of the Parish of Slangeler, Co. of Carmarthen, South Wales. The heirs will hear something to his advantage by apply¬ ing at 960 N. Sixth st. [Phila. Pa.] Jan. 16 1863 Pg. 3 col. 3 Personal The relations of James W. Connor, aged 35 years, a native of Maryland, will hear of something to their advantage, by calling on or addressing John Gibb, 704 S. Fifth st., Phila. [Pa.]. Jan. 17 1863 Pg. 3 col. 6 Information wanted - of Francis Colburn, a member of the Co. B, 1st Battalion, Twelfth Regiment, United States Infantry, who was sent on board the floating hospital ship, at White House Landing, Va. about the 20th of May Eighteen hundred and sixty-two, which time he has probably been sent north. Any information of his whereabouts, if living, or the time and place of his interment if deceased will be thankfully rec'd by his brother, Richard Colburn, Ellington, Hancock Co., Iowa. Jan. 29 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Relatives of William Thomson, who left this city [Phila Pa.] in 1856 and went to Innisfil, Canada West, may - hear of something interesting to them by calling on S. Milliken & Co., Linen Store, 32 S. Second st. [Phila Pa.]. 253  Pub. Date PERSONALS - Feb. 10 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of David Kennedy, who arrived at Philadelphia in March 1849, by ship "Swatasa" from Belfast [Co. Antrim], Ireland. Any information of his whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by his brother, John Kennedy, care of Barrett, Nephews & Co., 47 N. Eighth st., Phila. Pa. or Nos. 5 and 7 John st., New York. Feb. 24 1863 Pg. 3 col. 6 Margaret McMachon would like to find information of her brother, John McMachon, it is supposed that he has been a year or two in Philadelphia [Pa.]. He had lived sixteen years in New York. Information will be kindly rec'd at the Continental Hotel, Room 135. Feb. 25 1863 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted where I can find Miss Josephine Baker or Napoleon Baker, who left Wilmington, N. C. in company with James H. Brown last November. [signed] J. Shearman, 921 Kurtz st. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 9 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary and Anna Carlon, both sis¬ ters. Moved from Maryland. Any information will be thankfully rec'd at 912 S. Second st., below Christian [st.], Phila. [Pa.], by their sister Rosanna [Carlon], who moved from Maryland. Mar. 9 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Francis, James, and Catharine Boyle, of the town of Corkey, Parish of Leek, Co. Donegal, Ireland. Frank [Boyle] last seen in New York about two years ago. Any information will be thank¬ fully rec'd by their sister, Jane Boyle, at 22 Coombs' - Alley [Phila. Pa.]. [Note: Although Leek is a parish, Corkey is actually in the parish of Raymoghy in Co. Donegal] Mar. 18 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. Percy Johnson please call at the Western Hotel, 862 Market st., [Phila. Pa.], and see her daughter, Christiana and four children from Richmond, Va. Mar. 19 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Mary, Bridget and Rose Naughton of Ballyhaise, Co. Cavan, Ireland, by their sister Ann [Naughton]. Address "Ervington", West Chester Co., New York. [Note: Ballyhaise is a town] 254  Oub. Date PERSONALS - Mar. 20 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of James Maguire, blacksmith, native of Co. Fermanagh, Ireland, came to Phila. [Pa.] in 1855. Any information will be gladly accepted by his brother Patrick [Maguire], at 123 Gothic st., Phila. [Pa.]. Mar. 21 1863 Pg. 4 col.' 6 Patrick Riley, of Bigh, Co. Fermanagh, Ireland - Any information of him will be thankfully rec'd by his cousin, Michael Cassidy, 916 Beach st., Kensington, [Phila. Pa.]. Apr. 7 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal - Missing since February 24th, Thomas Dally Holmes, fromerly of Belfast [Co. Antrim], Ireland. Any information of his whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by one of his afflicted friends. Address X.Y., P.O. Box 1225. Apr. 11 1863 Pg. 4 col. 6 Personal - If the mother of Charles Aufsnyder will leave her address at the Montgomery Hotel, she will receive information of her son, that will be useful to both. From a returned Californian. Apr. 13 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Catharine Kilgallar, native of Curagna [possibly Currinah], Co. Mayo, Ireland, can find her sisters at the Catholic church, Germantown [Phila. Pa.]. Apr. 15 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Betty Harris, daughter of James and Jane Harris of Lagrange [sic], near Tubbermore, Co. Derry, Ireland (now Mrs. Silverton), by her sister, Jane Harris, (now Mrs. William Malone), Broad st., Burlington, New Jersey. [Note: Tobermore (correct spelling) is a town in Co. Londonderry; Cannot find a Lagrange in Derry, but there is a townland of Grange in the parish of Desertmartin]. Apr. 18 1863 Pg. 4.col. 6 Information wanted, of Thomas Delany, barrister, who left Ireland in company of Mr. Woodlock (since dead) in 1848. If living, now about 46 years of age, 5 feet 8" or 9" in height, rather full face and person, black hair and a sallow complexion; was last seen in Phila. Address any information to James Phalan, Pittsburg, Pa. Apr. 20 1863 Pg. 3 col. 7 The address - of Mrs. Anna Martel (maiden name Martin) is anxiously required by her friends in Havana [Cuba], who have had no intelligence of her for over a year. If this meets the eye of Mr. Parez, native of Cuba, if he can give information of the above named lady or children, it will be gratefully received. 255  Pub. Date PERSONALS - Apr. 21 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of James Stuart, by his sister Margaret Stuart, native of the Co. Tyrone, Parish of Clogher, Ireland. Any information will be thank¬ fully rec'd by his sister, at 473 York ave., Phila. Pa. Apr. 23 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Robert Renails will call at 1025 Moyamensing ave., [Phila. Pa.], he will see his sister-in-law Mary Melier [or Malier?] from Bellbrigian [Balbriggan], Co. Dublin, Ireland. - May 8 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 James Cayton - Wanted He left Manchester, England about 1828 for Philadelphia, America. His half sister, Mrs. Phoebe Foster, of Salford, England, died 8th Oct¬ ober 1858, leaving him a share of her property. Should he not make application within 5 years of Mrs. Foster's death, the property will be disposed of according to provisions of the will. Apply to William Hall, 8 Crescent Parade, Salford, England. May 18 1863 Pg. 3 col. 4 Personal - If Don Luis Pocket, from St. Jago, Cuba will call at the office of the undersigned, he will receive letters from his relations in Cuba, [signed] George Raphael & Co., 109 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.]. May 20 1863 Pg. 3 col. 7 Wanted - Information of Jane Louis, (colored) and three children who came from Baltimore, [Md.] on last Saturday. Her trunk is at the Baltimore depot. She is requested to call for it. May 23 1863 Pg. 4 col. 6 Information wanted - Of Bridget Moore, by her sister, Catharine Moore, call at 122 Spruce st. [Phila. Pa.] lately arrived from Ireland. May 23 1863 Pg. 4 col. 6 Information Wanted - Of Catharine Rothmeway, by her sis¬ ter Margaret [Rothmeway] who has arrived from Co. Cork, Ireland. Apply at 4 Fairbank Place, betw'n Second and Third sts. and Spruce st. [Phila. Pa.]. May 25 1863 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted of Michael Lynch, aged about 28 years. Is from Granard, adjoining Co. Cavan, Ireland. [Note: Granard is in Co. Longford] Has got married and was last known to be working in or about Camden, N.J. last year. Any information of him will be thank¬ fully rec'd by his brother, J. Lynch, 123 Gothic st., Between Walnut and Chestnut [sts.] and Front and Second sts., Phila. Pa. 256  Pub. Date May 29 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS Information wanted of the whereabouts of Bridget McFadden, who arrived in this city on Tuesday last, [May 26th] on board ship "Stadacoma". Any inform¬ ation thankfully received at S.E. corner 24th and Locust st., or a note to the Ledger Office. A reward paid, [signed] Charles McFadden June 3 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of James McGuigan of the Co. of Londonderry, Ireland. When last heard, he was at the Blue Bell, Phila. [Pa.]. Direct any information to his brother John [McGuigan], 82 Cross st., Phila. [Pa.] June 3 1863 Pg. 3- col. 1 James Duff, of Virginia, who took the Oath of Alleg¬ iance in Phila. on 30th of May, will please call at 39 N. Front st. (upstairs) or at 429 Market st. (up¬ stairs). His interest may be promoted by so doing. June 6 1863 Pg• 4 col.?5 Charles Grate, a stranger, supposed from Pennsylvania, died in Toronto Gen. Hospital, Toronto, Canada, leaving sundry moneys and papers which will be delivered to his relatives, proving their claim on application to the trustees. W. Gooderham, Chairman Board of Trustees, Toronto, May 29 1863. June 9 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Catharine Kelly, of Co. Galway, Parish of Kilmedaugh [probably Kilmacduagh], Ireland, by her brother, Andrew Kelly, at 123 Gothic st., Phila. Pa. [signed] Michael Farmer, June 10 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Anthony Flaragar and Miss Lily Flaragar, who resided in this city [Phila. Pa.] 7 or 8 years ago, in Christian st., betw'n Eighth and Ninth sts. Any information concerning them will be thankfully rec'd by their brother, James Flaragar, Co. A, 7th Regt. N.J. Volunteers, Washington, D.C. June 13 1863 Pg. 4 col. 6 Mrs. Francis Kinstler wishes to find out Philip Simon. He was a brewer in Phila. in 1850. The address he sent to his brother, Jacob Simon, in Texas, is lost. Mr. Jacob Simon was the first husband of Mrs. Kinstler, therefore she would wish to find the address of his bro¬ ther, if still in Phila. Address Mrs. F. Kinstler, of Fort Columbus, N.Y. - 257  Pub. Date PERSONALS - June 15 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 $10. Reward Antonio Barbieri, an Italian boy, aged 13 years, son of Teresa Cogni. His eyes are grey; hair chestnut color. He was lost from his mother in Frederick City, Md. in September last, the day that the Confederate army entered the city. The above reward and all expenses will be paid to any person that will deliver to me my son, in Baltimore, at 60 President st. [signed] Teresa Cogni. June 19 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 C. Francis Klug, 27th Pa. Vols. is hereby requested to call at my office. J. T. Plate, Consul of Saxony. June 25 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Catharine Kelly, formerly of Bellville, Canada West [Ontario, Canada] or the brothers John and Edmund Kelly, are in the city [Phila. Pa.], they will call on their sister Julia [Kelly] at the Commercial Hotel, 20 S. Sixth st. Where she will be until one o'clock this day. June 30 1863 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted of John Daly and Nancy [Daly] his wife, from Co. Kilkenny, Ireland, by Alice Dooley, Pearl st., third house, north side, betw'n TwentyThird and Twenty-fourth sts. [Phila. Pa.] July 4 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 British Consulate, 619 Walnut st., Phila. [Pa.], William Whittaker, who left Manchester, England about 15 years ago, who is supposed to have enlisted about two years ago, will hear something to his advantage by applying to the above address. July 16 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Andrew Stanford, a native of Breansoss [probably Breanross, which is in Co. Leitrim] Ireland; when last heard from was in Phila. [Pa.]. Address to his neice, Rose Ann Gunshenan, West Merriden [Meriden], Conn. July 16 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information of Mrs. Hartley or Margaret Quinlin will be thankfully rec'd by Lawrence Quinlin, late from Co. Waterford, Ireland. Apply at 123 Gothic st., Phila. [Pa.]. July 27 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of John Gettins (who arrived in the "Australia" from Liverpool, [England] about the 1st of July), by his cousin Mary, at the Woodland Station, Concordville P.O., Delaware Co., Pa. 258  Pub. Date PERSONALS July 28 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of David Robinson, a native of When last seen, he left his father in Pittsburg [Pa.] in 1852. Any information will be thankfully rec'd by his father, John Robinson, at 514 Marriott st., Phila. [Pa.]. Aug. 3 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mary Hanrahan, daughter of Peter Hanrahan, from Parish of Mahartay [sic], Co. Clare, Ireland, desires information of the whereabouts of her aunt, Mrs. George Curry. Please address 1446 N. Tenth st., below Master [st., Phila. Pa.] [Note: Cannot find a townland or parish of this name; it might possibly be Moyarta] Aug. 4 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Ann Callahan (or Bridget Hogan), a passenger in the "Tuscarora" from Liverpool, will please call, without delay, at the S.W. corner of Fourth and Spruce sts. [Phila. Pa.] [signed] Julia Hogan. Aug. 4 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 James C. Hoogan of Boston [Mass.] can see his friend C.J.F. at 1316 Fitzwater st. [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 7 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mrs. Emeline Fairbanks from Vermont, by the Union Volunteer Refreshment Committee, in reference to her deceased husband [not named]. Call on or address John W. Hicks, 713 S. Second st. [Phila. Donegal, Ireland. Pa.] Aug. 8 1863 Pg. 3 col. 6 Mary Anderson who came a passenger in the "Tuscarora", your friends from Keneary [Ireland] wish to see you at Line st., near Starr's Foundry, Camden, N.J. or at 761 S. Thirteenth st. Aug. 8 1863 Pg. 3 col. 6 John Morton wanted - he left Crasshue [Crosshue], Co. Wexford, Ireland some ten or twelve years ago. His father, John Morton, Esq., died April 4 1862. He or his heirs are requested to claim the property left him by his sister, Mrs. Mary Foster. When last heard from, he resided near Kingston, Canada West. Aug. 10 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Dennis and John Shea, natives of Co. Kerry, Parish of Kilgarvin [Kilgarvan], townland of Mullaametaguil [sic], Ireland. When last heard lived at Duncansville, Blair Co., Pa. Address their sister, Honora Shea, 46 W. Thirty-fourth st., New York City [N.Y.]. 259  Pub. Date PERSONALS Aug. 13 1863 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted - By Michael Hyans, of his three sisters, Mary, Catharine and Ellen Hyans. Also, his brother, Thomas Hyans, who left Gort, in the Co. Galway, in 1848. Any information of them will be thankfully rec'd by their brother at the S.W. corner of Dillwyn and Willow sts. [Phila. Pa.]. Aug. 25 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of Marat Donnelly, who came to New York on the 1st of August in the ship "Minnehaha". If she is in this city, uncle Hugh [no surname given] wishes her to stop at the south east corner of Nineteenth and Catharine sts. [Phila. Pa.] [signed] William Mureny Aug. 25 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 A young man, named John Wealch, from Lissyeadey [sic], Co. Clare, Ireland, sailed from Liverpool [England] and landed in New York about 24 months ago in the "Isaac Webb". Information will be thankfully rec'd by his sister Mary [Wealch], at John Miskill's, 345 N. Front st., Phila. Pa. Aug. 28 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Ann and Bridget Daly, who arr¬ ived in this city [Phila. Pa.] August the 25th, in the "Tonawanda", by their sister Catharine [Daly] at 2017 Brandywine st., above Twentieth [st. Phila. Pa.]. Sep. 4 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 My sister, Mary Hays, who has lately arrived in this city [Phila. Pa.] from New York, is requested to see me at 916 Dock st. [Phila. Pa.], [signed] Bridget Hays Sep. 9 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. Anna Young is at Barnum's Hotel, 227 N. Third st., above Race [st.]. She wishes Maggie Strange from Charlotte, N.C. to come and see her tomorrow, [signed] Mrs. Anna Young. Sep. 11 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. Mary Thompson from the Co. Roscommon, Parish of Killglass [Kilglass is a townland, not a parish], Ire¬ land, will please call at 222 S. Front st., where a relation of hers [not named] wishes to see her. Sep. 19 1863 Pg. 4.col. 3 If Charles Lazarus, who served his time with the late F. E. Blatspiel, of Warwick Court, London [England] and came to this country 15 or 18 years ago, will ad¬ dress G.T.C., Box No. 107 Post Office, he will hear something to his advantage. - 260  Pub, Date PERSONALS - Sep. 26 1863 Pg. 4 col. 4 Information wanted of Michael Hansy, who arrived in the "Wyoming", on Thursday, the 25th inst., by his brother James Hansy, Salem, N. J. Oct. 2 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Michael, Margaret and Mary Barrett, by their brother, William Barrett, from the Parish of Rosecarber y, Co. Cork, Ireland, at 123 Gothic st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: Probably the town of Ross Carbery] Oct. 6 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - Information of James Dixon, lately arrived in the "Stadacona" from Londonderry. Any information of him will be thankfully rec'd at Mrs. Clark's, 247 S. Fourth st. [Phila. Pa.] Apply for Mary J. Small. Oct. 10 1863 Pg. 3 col. 6 Ann Kennedy, from Ballyshannon, [Co. Donegal], Ire¬ land, would like to see her sister Mary [Kennedy] at 1834 Naudain st. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 12 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of the whereabouts of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Howard and children, supposed to have gone to Washington last fall. Such information will result to their advantage, if left with Mrs. Baum, at 1217 Spring Garden st. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 15 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Notice October 14 1863 - Albert Peterson, a native of France, deceased. His relatives or friends will please call and get his effects, [signed] John Davee, Otis st., 2nd door above Amber st. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 16 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 H. Grosjean, de Chenx, Belgique desires to see his cousin, Maria Englebert, who is a servant of Mr. Muller, of Philadelphia, Pa., 526 Prune st. [signed] Mr. Marchal Oct. 21 1863 Pg. 3 col. 7 Ellen McCallum, daughter of Ellen Chambers of England. A relative is in the city and would be glad to hear of the lady. Address G. C., care of G. M. Freeman, 107 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 22 1863 Pg. 3 col. 7 Thomas Frewen and Mrs. Brown are requested to call at Dock st. [Phila. Pa.] and see John French, just arrive ed from Co. Limerick, Ireland. - - 261  Pub. Date PERSONALS Oct. 23 1863 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted of Catharine Hackey, who came to this country about eight years ago in company with Mary and Catharine Sance, all of the Parish of Ballingarry, Co. Tipperary, Ireland. Address Mary Hackey, Box P.O. 70, Pottstown, Montgomery Co., Pa. Oct. 23 1863 Pg. 3 col. 5 $10. Reward will be paid for any information concerning John Hooper, colored of Dorchester Co., Md., who disappeared from on board the schooner "Hadish" at John D. Ward's Wood Wharf, Christian st., Schuyl¬ kill, on Tuesday evening about 8 o'clock. Address William Creighton, Chestnut street wharf, Schuylkill [Phila. Pa.]. Oct. 26 1863 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted of William Dowd, from the Co. Kildare, Parish of Prosparus [Prosperous is a town not a parish], Ireland. When last heard he was in or about Philadelphia. Information will be rec'd by his cousin, Mary Mangan, at John Kelly's, in Kensing¬ ton, Fifth st., above Susquehanna ave. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 29 1863 Pg. 4 col. 5 Information wanted of Charles Adams, (whose relatives reside in Staffordshire, England), at the Western Hotel, 826 Market st., [Phila. Pa.] early. Oct. 29 1863 Pg. 4 col. 5 Wanted - Information of John Francis Ransone who was forced into the rebel army at Smithfield, Va. last July year. Supposed to have been taken prisoner by Federal troops at Winchester, Va. Any information of him will be thankfully rec'd by his wife's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas, 533 Wharton st. [Phila. Pa.]. Nov. 3 1863 Pg. 3 col. 6 Information wanted of Annie Conner, who emigrated from Boston, near Assingham [England], and any infor¬ mation of her will be thankfully rec'd by her brother, Darby Connor, Naudain st., Pedan's Avenue no. 4, betw'n Eighteenth and Nineteenth sts. and Lombard and South sts. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: Connor is also spelled as Conner in this notice] Nov. 7 1863 Pg. 4 col. 6 Information wanted - of Daniel McLaughlin (who arriv¬ ed in this country about four months ago), by his sister Mary McLaughlin, 1726 Montrose st., betw'n Seventeenth and Eighteenth sts. [Phila. Pa.]. 262  Pub. Date PERSONALS Nov. 17 1863 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted of Mary O'Connell, from Parish of Stonehall, Co. Limerick, Ireland, by her brother Jeremiah O'Connell. Address to Lombard and Larkin sts., Phila. Pa. [Note: Stonehall is a town, not a parish; it's in the parish of Kilcornan] Nov. 24 1863 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Gilbert Weir who left Manchester, England, a few years ago for New York and subsequently went to Phila. [Pa.], will communicate with his friends at 3 Albion st., Paisley, Scotland, he will hear some¬ thing to his advantage. Any one giving information about said Weir, will confer a great favor on his relatives, by addressing such to John Caldwell, Led¬ ger office, or to Robert Weir, 3 Albion st., Paisley, Scotland. Dec. 5 1863 Pg. 4 col. 6 If John Mulheron, native of Derryadde [Derryad], Co. Longford, Ireland, will call at 2334 Wallace st., [Phila. Pa.] he will find his sister Mary [Mulheron], lately arrived. Dec. 9 1863 Pg. 3 col. 1 Catharine Corcoran wishes to meet her mother Alice Corcoran, who is supposed to be in this city [Phila. Pa.], having had her passage paid by her to this coun¬ try, having been wrecked in the "Columbia", has been landed at Portland, Maine, from thence to Phila., is now residing at 100 South st., [Phila. Pa.]. Dec. 17 8163 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mary Connell, from Parish of Shanayarry [probably Shanagarry, which is a town and not a parish], Co. Cork, Ireland, now arrived and present name unknown, by William Connell, Seventeenth and Walnut sts. [Phila. Pa.] Dec. 17 1863 Pg. 3 col. 2 To the Swedenborgian ministers of Philadelphia - Wanted the present address of Mrs. Robinson, relict of Mr. James Robinson, of Manchester and Derby, England, or his daughters Hannah and Miriam [Robinson]. Last known address 203 Callowhill st., below Sixth and Mar¬ ket st., betw'n Schuylkill Seventh and Eighth sts. Phila. Pa. Information gladly rec'd by Mark Mailers, Short Hill, Nottingham, England. - 263  Pub. Date PERSONALS - Dec. 22 1863 Pg. 1 col. 2 Wanted To find some member or relative of the fam¬ ily of James Mathews, who emigrated from near Stewarts¬ town, [Co. Tyrone], Ireland, some forty-nine years ago. The maiden name of Mrs. Mathews was Mary Lee. Address James Lee, Box 54, Phila. P.O. Dec. 24 1863 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted of Robert Roberts - when last heard was in Johnstown Rolling Mills about eight years ago, or his sister [not named].Last heard from was in Eolinsburg, Pa. Any information of them will be thank¬ fully rec'd by their brother, Thomas Roberts, Quinsigamond Iron Mills, Worcester, Mass. Dec. 25 1863 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information is earnestly desired of Mrs. Hannah Isaacs, widow of the late deceased Zecekiah Isaacs or their daughter, JUlia Isaacs, who left New York in 1855 for either Baltimore [Md.] or Phila. [Pa.] Any information directed to Mr. A. S. Hope, Herald Office, N.Y.; it will be greatly to their interest, or any friends of the above, by giving the desired information will confer a lasting favor on the parties concerned. Dec. 25 1863 Pg. 4 coli 4 If Thomas Hourn from Co. Kerry, Ireland is in this city, he will hear something to his advantage by calling at Franklin House, N.E. corner Twelfth and South sts., [Phila. Pa.]. Dec. 28 1863 Pg. 1 col. 3 - Information wanted Thomas O'Brien, of Parish Ballymacora, County.[omitted from text], Ireland, wishes to learn the whereabouts of his brother John or sisters Johanna, Catharine, Mary and Julia [O'Brien]. Last August they were in Phila. [Pa.] or vicinity. Informattion addressed to Thomas O'Brien, 107 Wilmington, Del. or Rev. P. Reilly, Wilmington, will be thankfully received. 264  Pub. Date PERSONALS Jan. 1 1864 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted - of Betsy and Rachel Buck. When last heard from they were near Chillicothe or Cleve¬ land, Ohio. Should this meet their eye, they will hear something to their advantage, by addressing their uncle Hugh Buck, =26 Shippen st, Phila. Pa. Jan. 2 1864 Pg. 3 col. 4 Anna Cunningham, your brother Owen Cunningham, from Co. Galway, Ireland has just arrived and wants to see you at 422 Christian st. [Phila. Pa.] Jan. 5 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 My wife, Annie, maiden name Kirnan, from Co. Cavan, Ireland, having left my bed and board and taken away all my goods without just cause or approval, this is to caution all persons from trusting her on my account, as I will pay no debts of her contracting from this date, [signed] George W. Woodhouse Jan. 12 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted - of Peter Bannon or Ellen Hughes, who left Bellevue [Belview], Co. Galway, Ireland about ten or twelve years ago, by her daughter Mary. Call or address, Henry Howard, 848 N. Fifth st. PHila.[Pa.] Jan. 13 1864 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted - of Alexander McCummings, who left Leeds, England five years ago, by his brother Robert [McCummings]. Address: Mrs. Fagan, 527 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] Jan. 14 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mr. W. Albers from Bremen [Germany], please send your address to Mr. Wilde, 55 W. Twelfth st., New York. Jan. 16 1864 Pg. 4 col. 2 Information wanted of Kyran Phelan of Derrycanton, Parish of Castletown, Queens Co., Ireland, at 410 S. Twenty-First st., Phila. [Pa.] [Note: Threre is a Castletown in Queens Co., as well as the townland of Derrycanton, but both are in the parish of Offerlane] Jan. 20 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted of Mary Devlin, who arrived in New York in the ship "City of Cork", 27th June 1862. Leave address at Ledger Office. Jan. 21 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted of Philip Martin or John Martin, from Germany, by Louis Steffather, their nephew, at Ulman's Hotel, 312-314 Race st. [Phila. Pa.] 265  Pub. Date PERSONALS Feb. 6 1864 Pg. 4 col;’ 5 If Samuel C. Harris, who came from England thirteen years ago, will address R.H., Ledger Office, he will hear from his sister. Feb. 17 1864 Pg. 4 col. 7 Wanted information of Lerah McCallien [sic] of London¬ derry, Ireland, by his brother, John, Pacific Hotel, New York, [signed] John McCollin, Pacific Hotel. [Note: It would seem Lerah's surname should be McCollin] Feb. 26 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Personal - If Mary Ann Dobson, daughter of the late George Dobson, of Mohill [Co. Leitrim], Ireland, is in Phila. [Pa.], she will please call at 416 Dickerson st., Phila. Pa. Mar. 8 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 If William Akers, who came to this country about seven years ago, from Boulton le Moore, Lancashire, England, will apply to William Dobson, Mill st., Frankford, Phila. Pa., he will hear of something to his advantage. Mar. 15 1864 Pg. 3 col. 6 Information wanted of Catharine Welsh, native of Co. Limerick, Ireland, Abbytown, who resided in Phila.[Pa.] six years ago. Any information would be thankfully rec'd by her mother and sisters, Bridget Welsh and Jane Welsh, 514 S. Tenth st., Phila. Pa. [signed] Mrs. Mary Welsh. [Note: There are many Abbeytowns in Ireland, but none in Co. Limerick; there is the townland of Abbey, as well as Abington, as possibilities] Mar. 21 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Bridget, Ellen or Anne McBride of Sligo, Co. Sligo, Ireland will call or address Mr. Boswell, Locust st., above Thirty-Ninth [st.] West Phila. Pa., they will hear from their sister, Sarah Campbell. Mar. 21 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of William Ross and Alexander Ross of the Co. Antrim, Parish of Rosharien [probably town of Rasharkin], Ireland. Anyone knowing their whereabouts would confer a favor by sending word to 937 Cherry st. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 21 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 If this should meet the eye of Mrs. Polly Ann Payton, of the Valley of Virginia, she may find her husband [not named] in Camden, N.J. He wishes her to write to him; Direct to Samuel Butcher, Fifth and Walnut sts., South Camden, N.J. Mar. 25 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted of Honora Joyce, daughter of Redmond Joyce of Clifden, Co. Galway, Ireland, residing in Phila. [Pa.] and married to a German named Bilwig. Any information will be thankfully rec'd by her brother Thomas Joyce, 1 Horstman's Court, South Third st., below Gorman. I will give Five dollars to any person for their words giving the desired information. 266  Pub. Date Apr. 4 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 PERSONALS Notice - Information wanted of Mary Brian, wife of Jerry Shean; left Cork on the 25th of December. Any information of said Mary, will be thankfully rec'd at John Callaher's, back of 735 St. Mary st., [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 8 1864 Pg. 4 col. 5 Any information concerning Miss Jane Kerr, formerly of Ramelton [Rathmelton], [Co. Donegal] Ireland, will be gladly rec'd by H.H.K.Y., 68 Thames st., Baltimore, Md. Apr. 12 1864 Pg. 3 col. 7 Dr. Leinbach, formerly of Salem, North Carolina and brother of F. W. Leinbach of the same place and state, if perchance he should see this notice, he will please address W.E.H., West Phila.Sub Post Office. Apr. 12 1864 Pg. 3 col. 7 William Taylor who engaged the passages of Mrs. Mary Main and family, from Liverpool, by the Cunard Screw Steamers, will please call at our office on business of importance. Robert Taylor & Co., 140 Walnut st., [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 16 1864 Pg. 1 col. 1 Personal - Information of James McCrackan, a native of Larne, Co. Antrim, Ireland. He resided, when last heard from in Phila. [Pa.] and was employed at the Penn Institution for the Insane. Something to his advantage can be heard by addressing, Joseph Fleck, Box 411 Post Office, Baltimore, Md. Apr. 23 1864 Pg. 1. col. 3 Information wanted of the whereabouts of Margaret Jane Lyons, formerly of Manchester, Connecticut. Address James Lyons, Manchester, Ct. Apr. 25 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Personal - Information wanted of Otto Schanenberg, from Konigsberg, Prussia, his wife, Mary Antoinette Watson, and daughter, Corae, who lived in Phila. [Pa.] in 1854, at Prussian Consulate, 30 Bank st. [Phila.Pa.] Apr. 25 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Thomas Edward Deane and Robert Franklin Deane, lately from Culpepper, Va., can see their father at Mrs. Jones', 303 S. Front st., [Phila. Pa.] [signed] Robert Deane Apr. 26 1864 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted of Ann Jane McMullin, who arrived in this city April 20 1864 in the ship "Tonawanda". Address, 1214 Cadwallader st., above Girard ave., Phila. Pa. [signed] Neil McCauley - 267  Pub. Date PERSONALS Apr. 26 1864 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted of John Murphy and Charles Murphy, who left Clonakeity [Clonakilty], Co. Cork, Ireland, for America about eighteen months ago, by their friend, William Gallwey, who will be on board the brig "American Union", lying at foot of Laurel st., [Phila. Pa.] for eight days. Apr. 29 1864 Pg. 3 col. 6 See Notice May 18 1864 William Arthur Rosson, late of Madison Co., Va., can find family at Union Volunteer Refreshment Saloon, foot of Washington ave. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 30 1864 Pg. 1 col. 3 Information is wanted of Joseph Jenkins of Rappahan¬ nock Co., Va., at the Union Volunteer Refreshment Saloon, [Phila Pa.], by his family. May 4 1864 Pg. 3 col. 7 Personal - Wanted Ellen Dougherty, who came from Lon¬ donderry [Ireland] on board the "Stadacona", to call at 207 Carter st. [Phila. Pa.] and hear of her sister [not named]. May 10 1864 Pg. 2 col. 6 Wanted - Information of the whereabouts of Joseph Campbell, of Top [either Topp Upper or Topp Lower], Co. Antrim, Ireland, by his mother [not named]. Call or address Adam H. Wilson, 1353 N. Front st. Phila. [Pa.] May 16 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Personal - Information wanted of Edward R. Stoner, son of the late Joseph R. Stoner, of Memphis, Tenn., who is supposed to have enlisted in the Union Army, probably in the Penna. Vols. and supposed to have been killed in the Seven Days' Battle, in 1862. Any infor¬ mation of him sent to the undersigned will be promptly rewarded. Joseph E. Devitt & Co., 427 Walnut st. Phila. [Pa.]. May 16 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Personal - Should this come under the notice of Kate Sinnott, formerly of Clomoche, [sic] she may hear from an old friend, by addressing Don, Ledger Office, Phila. Pa. May 18 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 See Notice Apr. 29 1864 Personal - Wanted Information of Wm. Arthur Rowon, who deserted from the Rebel army, on or about the 6th of March last and who is supposed to have arrived in Phila. about the 10th of March last. He was formerly a resident of Madison Co., Va. and a carpenter by trade. Any information of his whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by his wife who is now in Roxborough, Phila.[Pa.] Please address John H. Harner, Roxboro' 21st ward, Phila. 268  Pub. Date PERSONALS May 19 1864 Pg. 3 col. 7 Wanted - Information of one Patrick Draddy, who left the City of Cork, [Co. Cork] Ireland, seven years since, aged 35 years, 5 feet 10 inches in height, was seen by James Cuffs in Phila. a short time after. Address his brother-in-law, Daniel Desmond, 18 Eaton Court, North Bennett st., Boston, Mass. May 21 1864 Pg. 1 col. 1 Wanted - Information of Charles Tool from Co. Tyrone, Ireland, by his cousin Jane Tool. Any in¬ formation will be received at 214 Girard ave., above S econd [st.]. May 28 1864 Pg. 4 col. 4 If this should meet the eye of Mrs. Mary A. Brookman or Mrs. Coatemy Frances Kennedy, who lately came from Orange Co., Va., they will do well by calling at 613 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] where they will find out their husbands, [signed] John Brookman May 30 1864 Pg. 3 col. 6 Personal - If John White will call at 315 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] he will find his sister Ann [White], from England. White is supposed to be employed in some of the Government stores or depots. June 2 1864 Pg. 3 col. 6 Ann Jane Logan, from Londonderry, Ireland, who left a letter at 25 S. Water st.,[Phila. Pa.] will please call there again. June 10 1864 Pg. 3 col. 4 If Mss Mary Shields,.who left’ Omagh, Co...Tyrone-, Ireland the 5th of April 1863, for Phila. [Pa.], is in this city, she will please call at 618 S. Front st. Phila. and she will hear something to her advantage. June 15 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Patrick McMenamy of Turley, Co. Donegal, Ireland, working a year ago at an iron works, Easton, Pa., can write or see his sister Margaret [McMenamy], just from home, at 1015 Vine st., Phila. [Pa.].[Note: No townland of Turley; possibly Tully, Tirlin or Tullagh] June 18 1864 Pg. 3 col. 6 Information wanted - of Lizzie and Maria Hagen of Co. Longford, Ireland, who came to this country about seven years ago, and now in this city, by their brother Michael Hagen, who has lately arrived. Call at the N.W. corner of Sixteenth and Thompson sts., [Phila. Pa.]. 269  Pub. Date PERSONALS June 20 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted of Elizabeth Wilson, by Sidney McKana, who arrived in this country on the 17th of May last, from Londonderry, in the ship "Minnehaha". A letter addressed to Sidney McKana, Yonkers P.O., N. Y., will be thankfully rec'd. June 21 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information is wanted of James McMonagle, a son to James McMonagle and Hannah McMonagle, of Derryveagh, Parish of Gartan, Co. Donegal [Ireland]. He left Ire¬ land on the 17th of March 1859. A handsome reward will be given to any person who sends information of him to Manus McLaughlin, 1109 Cherry st., Phila. Pa. [Note: Derryveagh is a townland in both Co. Longford and Co. Monaghan, but not in Co. Donegal; the Par¬ ish of Gartan is in Co. Donegal] June 25 1864 Pg. 3 col. 2 Bridget Quinn wishes her friend Mary Makin, late of the "Tuscarora" to write to her. Address 3 Tann Lane, Frankford [Phila. Pa.]. June 25 1864 Pg. 3 col. 2 of Johanna Carty and her four Information wanted children, wife of Dennis Carty, from the town of McCroom [Macroom], Co. of Cork, Ireland, and strayed away from the ship "Sarah Nock" ["Saranac"] on June 23d 1864. Any information given will be thankfully rec'd by her husband at 116 Gothic st. [Phila. Pa.]. June 28 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Thomas Kerrigan, late of Westport [Co. Mayo, Ireland], can hear of his sister Julia [Kerrigan] at 1839 Lom¬ bard st. [Phila. Pa.] June 28 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Richard Curtis a native of Dublin [Ireland], residing in Phila. [Pa.] in 1855, then a carver and gilder, and a volunteer in the U.S. Service, communicate with your brother-in-law James Young, who is anxious to hear from you. Address Thomas Morgan, H.M. Customs, - Dunedin, New Zealand. June 29 1864 Pg. 1 col. 1 Joshua Toleson of Platts Dewsbury, Yorkshire, England. His wife not having heard from him since he left Eng¬ land, is very anxious to know where he is and wishes him to write. Address to 250 S. Fourth st. Phila.[Pa.] 270  Pub. Date June 30 1864 Pg. 3 col. 7 PERSONALS Any information of the whereabouts of John Hordley, of the west of Killarney, Co. Kerry, Ireland, will be thankfully rec'd by Cornelius O'Connor, N.W. cor¬ ner Seventeenth and Vine sts. [Phila. Pa.]. - June 30 1864 Pg. 3 col. 7 Personal Wanted information of Mary McCartney and sisters, who came to this country in 1854, from Co. Louth, Ireland, by their brother Patrick McCartney. Address T. Dillon, 1205 Chestnut st. [Phila. Pa.]. July 2 1864 Pg. 3 col. 4 If William Thiele formerly of Stetten, Prussia is in this city, he may see his son Karl [Thiele] at 315 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.]. July 2 1864 Pg. 3 col. 4 Patrick Faulkner wants intelligence of his brother John Faulkner, native of Drogheda, [Co. Louth], Ire¬ land. Please call at 241 S. Front st., below Walnut 1st. Phila. Pa;]i. July 4 1864 Pg. 3 col. 3 Peggy McMullen, formerly Toner, from Co. Derry, Ire¬ land, is requested to call at the Enniskillen House, 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] and see her brother, just arrived, [signed] Edward Toner July 4 1864 Pg. 3 col. 3 Wanted the heirs of Nathaniel Anderson, Thomas And¬ erson, David Anderson, William Anderson, Frances Anderson and Mary Gist, all brothers and sisters living in Phila. [Pa.] in 1810. Apply Post Paid to. Francis De Rosas, Barrister, 51 Upper Bedford Place, London, England. July 4 1864 Pg. 3 col. 3 Wanted - David Basan or his heirs, whose father Jacob Basan died in Phila. [Pa.] in 1816. Apply Post Paid to Francis De Rosas, 51 Upper Bedford Place, London, England. July 9 1864 Pg. 4 col. 5 Any information of Thomas Shea of Co. Tipperary, Ire¬ land. He was a passenger on board the "Tonawanda" and left Phila. in the beginning of May, two weeks after landing. Direct to his brother Richard Shea, 631 Fitz¬ water st., Phila [Pa.]. July 21 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Mary Sullivan from Chatham, England, who came to America on the steamer "City of Limerick", will hear of her mother by calling at 717 South st. [Phila. Pa.] 271  Pub. Date PERSONALS July 23 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information is wanted by Thomas Harper of his brother Peter Harper, who left Westford Co. [sic] Ireland, five years since and was a fireman (?) on a New York steamboat two years since. Also, of his nephew, Michael Harper. Address Daniel Clark, 1237 Callowhill st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: Possibly it should be Wexford] July 23 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted of Catharine Concannon; been in the states about eighteen or twenty years; went on a visit to her brother Bernard, in Birmingham, Eng¬ land in 1854 and 1856; returned to Phila. [Pa.] bringing with her, her sister's son James Bernard Stretch; after returning to Phila. [Pa.] took up their abode at 497 N. Second st., below Poplar [st.] Any information of said Catharine Concannon, will be thankfully rec'd by Thomas Cannon, U.S. Ship "Ossippi" Mobile, Alabama. July 26 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted of Patrick O'Connor, who left Oct¬ ober 26th 1854 from Co. Clare, Donin [possibly Dooneen] [Ireland]. If living, please address John Maloney, 308 S. Third st. [Phila. Pa.]. July 27 1864 Pg. 3 col. 4 James Henry Saunders wants information of his brother, John Saunders, who was born in Canada, whom he has not seen for nine years. Any information will be thank¬ fully rec'd. Address 705 Penn st. [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 3 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Patrick Mulhern of the Parish of Killendime [probably Killeenadeema], Co. Galway, Ireland, is requested to address Bridget Mulkem [sic] at Oxford Furnace, New Jersey. He is a man about fifty years of age, black hair. $5 reward to any person finds him out. [Note: Surname spelled two different ways: Mulhern and Mulkern] Aug. 6 1864 Pg. 4 col. 5 Alexander Lennon in search of his sister Catharine [Lennon], that came to this city in the year 1845; born in the townland of Ballybriest, in the Parish of Lissene [Lissan, Co. Londonderry, Ireland]. Any person knowing of her will please give an account to Mr. Thomas McVay, 2130 Cuthbert st., between Twenty-First and Twenty-Second sts. or Mr. Duffy, 601 Baker st. [Phila. Pa.] 272  PERSONALS Pub. Date Aug. 12 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary Hagan, from the Parish of Glenno [Glennoe], Co. Tyrone, Ireland, by her brother's children, Mary and Catharine Hughes. Inquire at Michael Farmer's, 242 S. Front st., below Walnut and door one [Phila. Pa.]. Aug. 12 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information is wanted of Catharine Dugan from Tory Island, Co. Donegal, Ireland, by her step¬ mother, Catharine Dugan, now landed with three child¬ ren from Ireland, at 1123 Carpenter st. [Phila. Pa.], or her sister-in-law Catharine Dugan, who works in a cotton factory in or near Phila. [Pa.]. Aug. 12 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Notice - Information wanted of William Burchett Cox. He left Ware, Old England in the year 1850, and came to the United States. If this should meet the eye of anyone that can give any information of Mr. Cox, they will do a great favor by addressing Joseph Webb, Phila. Post Office. It will be to a great ad¬ vantage to Mr. William Burchett Cox and a relief to his friends and his mother [not named]. Aug. 18 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mr. Samuel Allend or Henry Allend, of Switzerland can hear of the whereabouts of Mrs. Mary Allend, by calling at the Continentel Hotel, this day and inquire for John Santi, or by addressing to her to the New York City Post Office. Aug. 18 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - Thomas Fulham, aged 62 years, arrived in New York May 24 1864 in the ship "Orient"; was in bad health. Any information of his whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd and amply rewarded by his distressed relatives. Address Daniel Bullock, corner of Canton and Central aves., Baltimore, Md. Aug. 19 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Margaret Cannon, who arrived in the ship "Lady Emily Peal" from Ireland, will call at 1016 Brown st., [Phila. Pa.] she will hear from her sister, [signed] Annie McDermot Aug. 22 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 John Fitzpatrick looking for his sister Julia Fitz¬ patrick. She lives in this city of Phila. [Pa.] these twelve years back. Her residence at home in the Co. Galway, Ireland, Marlin Park [Merlinpark]. You will find John Fitzpatrick in Fourth st., no. 1133 [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 24 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 John Fitzpatrick will find his sister by calling at the Ledger Office for directions. 273  Pub. Date PERSONALS Aug. 24 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Mrs. Thomas Duke (or children if any), widow of Thomas Duke, Cabinet maker, native of Liverpool. When last heard from in September 1862, was residing in Kensington [Phila. Pa.]. Should this meet her eye or any per¬ son who may be acquainted with her, she may hear of something to her advantage, by applying to Capt. W. A. Bailie or A. C. Leidy, Frankford Road, above Adams st., Phi la. [Pa.]. Aug. 29 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Mary Barron of the Parish Thomaston [Thomastown], Co. of Kilkenny, Ireland] is still at Mr. Connelly's, Chestnut Hill, [Phila.] Pa., she will please send her address to her sister, Ann Barron, Main st., Peoria, Illinois. Aug. 31 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary Camel, wife of William Malone, Parish of Loop [sic], Co. of Derry, Ireland, by her sister-in-law, Catharine Malone, at her res¬ idence, James st., Falls of Schuylkill [Phila. Pa.]. Aug. 31 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Teressa Craven - Any information of Teressa Craven of Drogheda [Co. Louth], Ireland, will be thankfully rec'd by her nephew James Craven, lately arrived from Man¬ chester, England, at present stopping at 1231 Catharine st., Phila. [Pa.]. Sep. 9 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Michael Conner of Mabelsfield [probably Macclesfield] England, will please call at Jno. Dolan's, Chester, Pa., he will see his sister, Catharine Conner. Sep. 9 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Margery [McDivit], who came to this city last June on board the ship "Elizabeth". Any information of her will be thankfully rec'd by her uncle, Daniel McDivit, 1114 Race st., Phila. [Pa.]. Sep. 10 1864 Pg. 3 col. 6 Information wanted - of John McMenamin, who arrived in the packet ship "Minnehaha" at New York on the 4th instant, supposed to be in Phila. [Pa.]. Any infor¬ mation of him will be thankfully rec'd and all expenses paid by applying at John McCourts, 2333 Pennsylvania ave., Fairmount [Phila. Pa.]. [No name given] Sep. 19 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Rose McGoldrick or Pat McGovern of Co. Cavan, Ire¬ land, are in Phila. [Pa.], Michael McGoldrick would be glad to see them, at 209 and 211 S. Water st. Phila. - [Pa.] 274  Pub. Date Sep. 21 1864 Pg. 3 col. 6 PERSONALS - Information wanted of Bridget McGuiness from the Parish of Teugheen [Tagheen], Co. Mayo, Ireland. When last heard of was situated in Newark, N.J. Anyone giving information of the above female, either personally or by note, will be thankfully rec'd by Pat. Sweeney, 736 Carpenter st. Phila. [Pa.] Sep. 22 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 The next of kin of the following named persons of the U. S. ship "Wyoming" in the Navy: William Clarke, a seaman, alias Fleming, supposed to be from New Jer¬ sey. George Fowler, an ordinary seaman, shipped at San Francisco. James Carswell, a landsman from Co. Tyrone, Ireland, shipped at San Francisco. George Watson, a landsman, shipped at San Francisco. James Edwards, a seaman. Thomas Stephenson, qr. gunner. Alexander W. Farlong, Private of Marines, has a mother living in New Jersey, will find it greatly to their advantage to call upon or write at once to Messrs. Joseph E. Davitt & Co., at 427 Walnut st., Phila. [Pa.] The Military and Naval Agency. Sep. 24 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Patrick Beatty, who left Ireland 15 years ago on ship "Envoy". When last heard from he was in West Chester [Pa.] with a farmer. Any information will be thankfully rec'd by his brother John Beatty, [no address given] Sep. 28 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Patrick Cullen and William Cullen, who when last heard from were in the city of Phila. [Pa.] Patrick Cullen left Santa Fe, Mexico, in company with Rev. Lewis Smith. He was born at Castle Comer [Castlecomer], Co. Kilkenny, Ireland in the year 1837. Any information concerning either of them, will be thanfully rec'd by their sister, Mary Ann Cullen, care of S. F. Gregory, Virginia City, Nevada Territory. Sep. 29 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Dennis Murray of the Co. Westmeath, Ireland (late a volunteer in the Army of the Potomac), is requested to call at the Cathedral residence, Logan Square, Phila. Pa., where he will hear of something to his interest. Sep. 29 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - Thomas O'Connor (or next of kin) who came from Dublin [Ireland] to Phila. [Pa.] in or about 40 years since. He had two sisters, Mary [O'Connor] and Susan [O'Connor]; his nephews (McLorinans) came from Dublin about 12 years since to live with him. Apply at once to P. I. Ternan, 112 S. Second st. [Phila. Pa.] - 275  Pub. Date Oct. 6 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS Information wanted - of Mary Tarpy, of Clooncouse, [Clooncous] Parish of Kilbeaugh [Kilbeagh], Co. Mayo, Ireland, who emigrated to America 8 years ago. When last heard from, was living in Phila. [Pa.] Any information concerning her will be thankfully rec'd by her brother Charles [Tarpy] at 11 Fifth st., Camden, N. J. Oct. 6 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Ireland - George Hunter of Five-Mile Town [Fivemiletown (one word)], Co. Tyrone, Ireland, would be glad to see or know the address of his cousins William or Rebecca Thompson. He is stopping at 219 Eleventh st., at Mrs. Bradford's, Phila. [Pa.] Oct. 8 1864 Pg. 4 col. 6 John Rennie of Garraghey [possibly Garvaghy-there are 4 of them in Tyrone], Co. Tyrone, Ireland, would like to see his cousins - Robert or Samuel Rennie, at nos. 209 and 211 S. Water st., Phila. [Pa.] Oct. 8 1864 Pg. 4 col. 6 Information wanted by Franz Hermes at Kenton, Hardin Co., Ohio, of his father Johannes Hermes, from Ger¬ many, aged 66 years; believed to be in New Jersey, as he started in the Camden and Amboy Railroad from New York, about seven weeks since. Oct. 10 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Catharine Burke, by her moth¬ er, Sarah Heanan, late Sarah Burke, native of Co. Mayo, Westport, Ireland. Apply in Hestonville, near Market st., Railway Depot. Oct. 11 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Betty Robinson, of Wood Brook, Laddieworth [? might be Saddleworth], England. When last heard from was living with Mrs. Worthington, Newark, N.J. Any information concerning her will be thankfully rec'd by her brother, William Robinson, 208 Spruce st. [Phila Pa.]. Oct. 11 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 John Landers, of Springfield, Illinois, son of Garrett Landers, wishes to obtain some information from his uncle, Richard Landers. Apply at McKeown House, 503 S. Second st., below Lombard [st., Phila. Pa.] Oct. 17 1864 Pg. 3 col. 4 If Miss Harry [sic] Hilton, sister to Betty Lord of Shaw road, Oldham, Lancashire, England, will apply to the Rag Store, 536 S.W. corner Front and Green sts., Phila. [Pa.], she will hear of something to her ad¬ vantage. 276  Pub. Date PERSONALS Oct. 31 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of either John, James, Michael or Daniel Cochlan, from the Co. Cork, Ireland, near Fermoye [Fermoyle]. Any information of their where¬ abouts will be thankfully rec'd by their brother, Thomas Cochlan, 1029 Frankford road, [Phila. Pa.]. Nov. 1 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Patrick Coyne, who landed in this city on Friday last, in the ship "Saranak" from Liverpool, England. Please call or write James Byder, Rio Grande Place, Moyamensing ave., betw'n Carpenter and Washington sts. Phila. [Pa.], which will be to his advantage. Nov. 2 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Jno. Kain, from Personal Parish of Kilmine [possibly Kilmeena], Co. Mayo, Ireland, who went home and returned lately. Please call at O'Connor's office, Fifth and Spruce sts. - - [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 14 1864 Pg. 3 col. 4 Should this meet the eye of Thomas Fawkes, a native of Drogheda, Co. Louth [Ireland], who left home on the 16th September 1863, sailed on the 19th, in the ship "Underwriter", he will meet with a friend of his [not named], by calling at Tenth and Buttonwood sts., Phila. [Pa.] [signed] M.L.M. Nov. 16 1864 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted of Mary Latin, who lives about two miles from Phila. [Pa.], by Robert Nickel, of Co. Derry, Ireland. Any information of her will be thankfully rec'd by addressing Glen Mills P.O., Chester Co., Pa. Nov. 22 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted of Lizzie Buchanan from Co. Done¬ gal, Ireland, supposed to be in New York. Address her parents James Buchanan and Eliza Buchanan, 1410 South st., Phila. Pa. Nov. 22 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted of John Baxter of Co. Donegal, Ireland, supposed to be in Phila [Pa.] about 2 months Information wanted by Eliza Smith, 546 N. Twelfth st. [Phila. Pa.] 277  Pub. Date Nov. 28 1864 Pg. 3 col. 5 PERSONALS Ellen Haughen from Drommure [Dromore], Co. Down, Ireland, landed at Phila. [Pa.] in the "Wyoming". Advertise for her mother Ellen Mulgrew or Ellen McMullen. Apply at 7 Winchester Place, S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.]. Dec. 7 1864 Pg. 3 col. 1 Michael and Bridget O'Brien wish to hear from their brother Cornelius O'Brien, of Co. Kerry, Ireland. Address F ndley [?], 232 Brown st. [Phila. Pa.] Dec. 23 1864 Pg. 3 col. 6 John Hoswood, native of Co. Meath, Ireland, ladies boot and shoemaker, residing in Phila. [Pa.] the last 12 or 15 years, will hear of something to his advantage, by addressing H. L. Thomas, Hewson st., east of Tulip st., Eighteenth ward, Phila. [Pa.]. Dec. 29 1864 Pg. 4 col. 2 Inforamtion wanted of Mary McKin of Tevnemore [possi¬ bly Tawnamore], Co. Louth, Ireland, by her cousin, Mary [no surname], wants to see her at Third and Union sts. [Phila. Pa.] Dec. 29 1864 Pg. 4 col. 2 Dec. 29 1864 Pg. 4 col. 2 — Information wanted - of Herman Nunnemacher of Milwau¬ kee, Wise., by his uncle Henry Nunnemacher, at H. Miller's, 720 -722 Vine st. [Phila. Pa.] Information wanted of Miss Margaretta Blanche Gilles¬ pie, formerly of Maryland. She can learn (something greatly to her advantage) by addressing J. J. Jones, attorney-at-law, West Nottingham, Cecil Co., Md. 278  Pub. Date PERSONALS Jan. 10 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Miss Mary Drogan or Dugan, who arrived in New York on board the packet "Cyrosure" last March, will call at 1505 South st., above Fifteenth st., [Phila. Pa.] she will hear from a person to her interest. Jan. 13 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Michael Keating of Co. Galway, Ireland, who left New York for Phila [Pa.] in July 1864, supposed to have joined the Penna. Sharpshooters; - has been two years in the Phila. hospital. Information respecting him will be gratefully rec'd by his sister, Catharine Keating, 213 Mott st., New York. Jan. 17 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Ann McGetrick [sic] of Parish Ballymote, Co. Sligo, Ireland, by her brother, Jno. McGetrick, at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.]. [Note: Ballymote is a town, not a parish; it is in the Parish of Emlaghfad] Jan. 17 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - The present address of Mary Carroll or Mary Riley, late of Knockninney, Co. Fermanah [Fermanagh], Ireland; when last heard from was at Phila. [Pa.] about three years ago. Any information would be thank¬ fully rec'd by her brother Hugh Carroll, care of Mr. Seltzer, Box 4, Schuylkill Haven, Schuylkill Co., Pa. Jan. 19 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of William Dugan of Tralee, Co. Kerry [Ireland], by his brother, Michael Dugan. Add¬ ress or apply 105 Nice st. [Phila. Pa.] Jan. 17 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - Information of either of the sisters Eliza¬ beth, Margaret or Catharine Kane, formerly of Ballytrain[sic], Co. of Monaghan, Ireland. Address M. Connelly, this forenoon, if possible, at Ledger Office. Feb. 1 1865 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted - of Thomas Deegan and Simon Dee¬ gan, formerly of K=nn=ty, Kings Co. [Ireland]. Call or address Mary Connor, 434 N. Fourth st., Phila. Pa. [Note: Townland illegible-type omitted] Feb. 8 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Patrick Shallow, lately arrived from Australia, by his cousin, John Hagan, no. 1 Call¬ owhill st., Phila. Pa. Feb. 13 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of James Boyd, (son of James Boyd, shoemaker), who died in San Francisco, Calif, about 12 years ago; by his brother [not named] at 346 N. Third st. [Phila. Pa.] 279  Pub. Date PERSONALS Feb. 14 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Anne Costige, formerly of Marlboro [Maryborough], Queens Co., Ireland, who married Matthew Farrell, by her sister Mary [Costige] at 1154 Frankford road [Phila. Pa.]. Feb. 15 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary, Bridget, Lucy and Patrick Burns, children of Michael and Ellen Burns, from near Kildare, Ireland, by their sister Essie Burns, who were left in Phila. [Pa.] by their father, about ten years ago. Any infor¬ mation respecting them will be thankfully rec'd by Hugh Quinn, 1909 Buttonwood st., Phila. [Pa.] Feb. 15 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of William Chesser, formerly of Modesttown, Accomac Co., Va., by his nephew John William Chesser, now residing near Gloucester City, Gloucester Co., N. J. Any information will be thank¬ fully rec'd. Mar. 4 1865 Pg. 1 col. 1 Information wanted of Fritz Kreutzman Baker, born in Niederrath, near Frankfort, Germany. It will be to his advantage to report his whereabouts to J. A. Beyer, 261 Sixth ave., New York City [N.Y.] Mar. 6 1865 Pg. hcol. 2 Information wnated of James Lynch, by his brother Michael [Lynch], a native of the Co. of Cavan, Ireland. Please call at Mr. D. Slavin's House, South Camden, N.J. Mar. 11 1865 Pg. 1 col. 1 Information wanted of Anthony McGeever, Annie McGeever and Bridget McGeever, brothers and sisters of Patrick McGeever, who was killed December 3 1864 at Tunnel Grande, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. When last heard from, Anthony and Annie were in Phila. Pa.; Bridget was in Co. Donegal, Ireland. Important communication will be made on addressing J. A. McMaster, Freeman's Journal, New York. Mar. 13 1865 Pg. 1 col. 4 Wanted - Information of Robert W. Evans of Charles City Co., Va., by his wife Emma [Evans] at the Union Refresh¬ ment Saloon [Phila. Pa.]. Mar. 15 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wexford-Parish of Kildaven [KiIdavin]-InfoniBticii।wanted of William Harris or his wife Mary (nee Mary Murphy) or her brother James Murphy, natives of said county and parish. Supposed to be now living in Phila. [Pa.] If this should attract their notice, or any person knowing their whereabouts would confer a favor on their sister, by addressing a few lines, with address, to Mrs. Margar¬ et Doyle, 2 Colden st., Newark, N.J. 280  Pub. Date PERSONALS Mar. 20 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Catharine , Mary, or Ann Gilmer from the Co. Cavan, town of Sharcock, [Shercock], Ireland; or John McCarroll, from Drumconrow [probably the town of Drumcondra], Co. Meath, by their uncle James Burns or aunt Catharine McGee, 1603 Thompson st. [Phila. Pa.]. Mar. 23 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal - If Henry Valarino, formerly of Caraccas, will call at the Consulate of Venezuela, 124 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] he will hear of something important. Mar. 29 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Thomas Brady, of Dublin, Ireland a plumber By his mother, Ann Brady. Address care of James Donehue, Ward I.U.S., General Hospital, Point Lookout, Md. Apr, 1 1865 Pg. 3 col. 6 Apr. 1 1865 Pg. 3 col. 6 - Information wanted of Mary O'Brien, of Marysboro' [Maryborough], Queens Co., Ireland, by her brother, Patrick O'Brien, 744 Swanson st., Phila. [Pa.]. John W. Briggs of North Carolina will find his wife [not named] at 1039 Callowhill st. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 1 1865 Pg. 3 col. 6 If Joseph Allen Schofield, who left Lonsdale, R.I., two weeks ago, will call at 437 Richmond st., he will find his brother, John Schofield, who is now in this city. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 3 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 See Notice June 17 1865 Notice is hereby given to the heirs or next of kin of William Temple, who came from England to America about the year 1714, to meet at McClellan's Hotel, West Chester, Chester Co., [Pa.] on the 4th day of April, 1865 at 11 o'clock. Apr. 6 1865 Pg. 3 col. 6 Notice - If the heirs or legal representatives of the late Dr. Hosea Edwards, who died recently in the city of New Orleans, La., will call or apply at 1807 Vine st., opposite Logan Square, they will hear of something to their advantage. Apr. 10 1865 Pg. 3 col. 6 John Glenin, of Co. Meath, Ireland, will hear of his mother by addressing Ann Glenin, Gloucester, N.J. When last heard from was in New York. 281  Pub. Date Apr. 10 1865 Pg. 3 col. 6 PERSONALS Wanted to know the whereabouts of James Scott, silk weaver, who came from Macclesfield, Cheshire, Eng¬ land, to this country in 1813. Any information of him would be gladly rec'd at Broad st. General Hosp¬ ital, Phila. Pa., by his friend and shopmate, Timothy Kelly. Apr. 15 1865 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information is wanted of Robert McClintock, who formerly lived in Cincinnati, Ohio, and now supposed to reside somewhere in the state of Pennsylvania, near Phila. If Mr. McClintock or his wife Julia Ann McClintock, will address a note to E. Leighton, at Cincinnati, Ohio, giving their Post Office address, they can hear of something very interesting to them. Apr. 15 1865 Pg. 3 col. 5 Personal-If William H. Tisdel of Americus, Ga., who came to Phila. [Pa-] in November 1865, will send his address to Box 1070, Phila P.O., he will hear of his brother James [Tisdel]. Apr. 17 1865 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information of John Smith, who left Morsely, Lancashire, England in 1854. When last heard from was in Canada. Any information of him or his wife, [not named] would be thankfully rec'd by his sisterin-law, Bridget A. Hughes at Mrs. Wright's, 411 Otis st., Kensington, Phila. [Pa.] Apr. 20 1865 Pg. 3 col. 6 Apr. 26 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - Information wanted of James Gemmel, late of Glasgow, [Scotland], by his brother Walter [Gemmel], at 10 S. Seventh st., Phila. [Pa.] Personal - Mr. Thomas Cloke, who left Wexford, Ire¬ land, about September 1854 for Phila. [Pa.], will confer a favor by calling at the office of Joseph M. Collins, 201 S. Sixth st. [Phila. Pa.], May 4 1865 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted of Mary Niland of Kemarah [sic, poss¬ ibly Cammanagh or Callatra], Co. Galway, Ireland, came to America 12 years since and settled in New Jersey. Apply 3 Allison Place, Front st., betw'n Arch and Race [sts., Phila. Pa.], [signed] Catharine Niland May 8 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Michael Flanagan, who arrived from Ireland on the 4th inst., will call at 1633 Moravian st., he will find his friend, [signed] Mary Wilson • 282  Pub. Date PERSONALS May 8 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mary Dillane Glenn, Co. Limerick, Ireland, if you will call at 915 Market st. [Phila. Pa.], you will hear of your friend, John Shea, of Cincinnati, [Ohio]. May 9 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Jeremiah Rawden, late of Mill Street Parish [the town of Millstreet (one word) and not a parish], Co. Cork, Ireland, if you will call at 242 S. Front st., [Phila. Pa.], you will hear of your niece, Catharine Cocorain, [sic, probably mean Corcoran] May 12 1865 Pg. 3 col. 6 Any information of Michael and Margaret Kennedy, from the Parish of New Castle, West [Newcastle (one word) is a town, not a parish], Co. Limerick, Ire¬ land; when last heard of were in Phila. [Pa.]. Address their aunt Mrs. Daniel Haugh, in care of John Roche, corner of South and Short sts., Harrisburg, Pa. May 15 1865 Pg. 3 col. 6 Information wanted of Eliza M'Glade, wife of John McGlade, or her mother, Mrs. Bauber, lately from Liver¬ pool, [England]. Any information of their whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by John McGlade. at 25 South st., below Front [st.], Phila. [Pa.] [Note: The surname is spelled both ways> M'Glade and McGlade] May 17 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary Gahager from Parish of Cornwall [sic], Donegal Co., Ireland, who married a German dealer in truck business, supposed to live in Camden or somewhere in New Jersey, by her aunt Mary Curry, 9 Fitler st., above Columbia, Nineteenth ward, Phila. [Pa.] May 30 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - Information of Martin Egan or Mrs. Maley, by Martin Sexton, from the Parish of Rittarton [sic], Co. Galway, Ireland. The above will apply at 242 S. Front st., Phila. Pa. June 8 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Joseph Steinbrenner, a native of Bavaria [Germany] who came to America about 13 years ago. Address George Steinbrenner, Co. H, 5th Regt. 1st U.S. Vet. Vols., 1st A.C. Camp, Stoneman, Washington, D.C. June 9 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information is wanted of Hugh Harvey. When last heard of was living in Cincinnati, Ohio about 8 years ago. Any information concerning him will be thankfully rec'd by his brother Cormick Harvey, Penn st., Frank¬ ford, Phila. Pa. 283  Pub. Date PERSONALS June 13 1865 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted of Mrs. Calvin, widow of Michael Calvin, or any of her three sons [not named], native of Dowery [Dowrea], Co. Sligo, Ireland. Any infor¬ mation concerning them will be thankfully rec'd by Mrs. Thomas Calvin. Apply at 1417 Parrish st. [Phila. Pa.] June 15 1865 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information Wanted of Catharine Hagan and Mary Hagan, and James Hagan, from the Parish of Cappy [probably Cappagh], Co. Tyrone, Ireland. Any information will be thankfully rec'd by their brother John Hagan, at 125 McClellan st., Southwark, Phila. [Pa.], or 314 Pearl st., New York, N.Y. or no. 1 Peck Slip. June 16 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Margaret Walsh and Mary Walsh, by their cousins Thomas Walsh and Margaret Walsh, who arrived in this city from Rochdale, England, will be thankfully rec'd at 242 S. Front st., Phila. Pa. June 17 1865 The heirs of William Temple, who came to America from England about 1714, will meet at McClenan's Hotel, West Chester [Pa.] on Wednesday, 21st inst. [signed] Bennet Temple Pg. 3 col. 4 See Notice Apr. 3 1865 June 24 1865 Pg. 3 col. 4 If Daniel Bradley of Buncrena [town of Buncrana, Co. Donegal, Ireland] is in the city of Phila., his first cousin, Cecilia Porter, would like to see him, at 257 N. Sixteenth, betw'n Race and Vine sts., Phila. Pa. June 29 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Terrence Kelly, or his brother Christopher [Kelly] from the Parish of Suncraft [Suncroft is a townland, not a parish], Co. Kildare, Ire¬ land. Apply at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] July 13 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of Thomas Engoldsby, formerly of Wigan, Lancashire, England. Any information will be thankfully rec'd at 503 S. Second st. [Phila. Pa.] July 14 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Patrick Sullivan from the North of England, by his friend, James McCartty, 422 Race - st. [Phila. Pa.] 284  Pub. Date PERSONALS July 17 1865 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted of Robert Allcock from Co. Armagh, Ireland, supposed to reside in Phila. [Pa.], by his brother John Allcock, 415 Eighth ave., N.Y. or call on Charles Parkinson, 1221 Peters st. [Phila. Pa.] July 17 1865 Pg. 3 col. 7 Personal - If Anthony Connelly, who left London [Eng¬ land] about one year ago, will address Mr. William Bennett, Cambridge, Mass., he will hear something in which he is pecuniarily [sic] interested concerning property. July 17 1865 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted of Ellen Cafferry, daughter of Michael Cafferry, Lowpark, Co. Mayo, near Bellaghy [sic] Ireland, wife to Henry Hunter, now deceased. Remember when last heard from she lived in Frankford [Phila.Pa.] Apply at 510 Carpenter st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: Lowpark is' in Co. Mayo but Bellahy is in Co. Sligo, an adjoining county] July 17 1865 Pg. 3 col. 7 Mrs. Hines from Co. Mayo, Castlebar, Ireland, or her daughter Mary or her son Michael [Hines], will confer a favor by sending their address to their cousin, E. J. Hines, Mount Vernon Hotel, Second [st.] above Arch [st. Phila. Pa.] July 24 1865 Pg. 3 col. 5 Bridget Birk, lately from Waterford, Ireland, wants to know the whereabouts of her two brothers, Michael Birk and Nicholas Birk, who came to this country about twelve years ago. Any information will be thankfully rec'd by their sister, by addressing Mary Scott, Oxford Valley, Bucks Co., Pa. July 25 1865 Pg. 3 col. 6 Ireland - Information wanted - I left Ballamontra [sic] Co. Derry, Ireland, July 12 1848 and came to Phila. [Pa.] about one year afterwards; two brothers named Samuel and William John Sheppard and three sisters named Nancy, Margaret and Matilda came to Phila. My two brothers were living with William Crossatt, in Kensington, when I left the city, about fifteen years ago, since which time I have been unable to obtain any information whatever concerning any of the family. My maiden name was Mary Sheppard and I was married to John Clendennin, when I left Phila., who has since died, and I am now married again. Any information will be thankfully rec'd by an anxious sister. Mrs. Mary Oliver, Monohahela City, Pa. [Monongahela] 285  Pub. Date PERSONALS July 31 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Miss Jane Louisa Dillin from near Dublin, Ireland, who left New York, about the 3rd of October [1864] for Phila. Pa., by Ernest Eisenhart, 163 Brown st., [Phila. Pa.]. Aug. 3 1865 Pg. 2 col. 5 William Thompson - Information is wanted of William Thompson, who left Co. Derry, Ireland, about forty years ago. A liberal reward paid for any tidings of him by Andrew [Thompson]. Address Patterson Post Office, New Jersey. Aug. 3 1865 Pg. 2 col. 5 Information wanted of Thomas Fadden, by his sister and mother [not named], from England. When last heard he was at Middletown, Pa. Apply at 242 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] Aug. 5 1865 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted of William And [sic] Heade, who left Hull, England about 16 years ago. Any informa¬ tion concerning them will be thankfully rec'd by his anxious brother and sisters. Address Thomas Heade, Engineer, care of H. Wilson, sail maker, 769 Michigan ave., Detroit, Michigan. Aug. 8 1865 Pg. 3 col. 1 The young man, who was drowned on Sunday afternoon is named Joshua Williams, late of the 10th New Jersey Vols. A native of Birmingham, England, a saddler by trade. His uncle, who resides in this city is re¬ quested to call at 1026 Market st. [Phila. Pa.] [uncle not named] Aug. 12 1865 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted of Jas. Butler of Co. Wexford, Par¬ ish of Tagmon [Taghmon], [Ireland], by his brother Michael [Butler] at John Carrigan's, Front and Dock sts. [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 24 1865 Pg. 3 col. 5 Wanted Information of Margaret Moore, of the town of Trulick [Trillick], Co. Tyrone, Ireland, who arriv¬ ed in this city, Saturday last. Apply 927 S. Tenth st. [Phila. Pa.] where she will see her sister Mary. Aug. 26 1865 Pg. 1 col. 2 Wanted - Information of Nicholas Hewitt and James Hew¬ itt, who arrived in New York in the steamship "Britannia" July 1835, from Glasgow [Scotland]. Any in¬ formation of them will be thankfully rec'd by John Hewitt, Summit P.O., Cambria Co., Pa. - 286  Pub. Date PERSONALS Sept. 1 1865 Pg. 3 col. 6 Nicholas Inglis, son of John Inglis, Esq. of Green¬ ock [Scotland], will please call at Leeds & Gray Brewery, 309 and 311 Green st. [Phila. Pa.] Sept. 7 1865 Pg. 1 col. 2 Ann Catharine Schopflin, born in Auggen, Millheim, Grand Duchy of Baden, Germany, is requested to call at N.W. corner Walnut and Water sts. at John Fries1, where her brother Louis Schopflin from Washington is waiting. Sept. 11 1865 Pg. 1 col. 3 Information wanted of Ann Maguire by her cousin, Mary Maguire from the Co. of Cavan, townland of Kilvandrick [sic], [Ireland]. Apply at 242 S. Front st., Phila. Pa. Sept. 18 1865 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted of John, Maria and Eliza Kelly, born in Mahonyard [sic], Parish of Bimlin [Bumlin], Co. Roscommon, Ireland; sailed from Liverpool to Quebec on ship "Virginia" in 1845 or 1846. Will be thankfully rec'd by their brother, Patrick J. Kelly, New Lexington, Perry Co., Ohio, or Ledger office. Sept. 19 1865 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted of William Dyer of Co. Tipperary Ireland, who came to America about 3 years since and settled in Penna. Any information gladly rec'd by his mother, Bridget Dyer, 619 S. Front st. [Phila. - Pa.] Sept. 20 1865 Pg. 4 col.' 1 Mrs. Mary Reid of Liverpool [England], who arrived August [year illegible] in the "City of Dublin", will find her nephew, James Marren, at 1242 Poplar st. [Phila. Pa.] 5 1865 Pg. 1 col. 3 Oct. Information wanted of James Corcoran, son of John Corcoran, of Parish of Thomastown, Kilcaden [sic] [probably Co. Kilkenny], who came over about two months ago. Please leave word with John Shields, War¬ minster Place, Germantown road, below Oxford [st. Phila. Pa.] [Note: Thomastown is a town and not a parish] Oct. 7 1865 Pg. 1 col. 3 - Information wanted of Hugh Boyle of the Co. Donegal Ireland. He left Ireland eight years ago. Any infor¬ mation concerning him will be thankfully rec'd by his sister Anna Boyle, at 311 Borden st., Third, below Wharton st. [Phila. Pa.] 287  Pub. Date PERSONALS Oct. 25 1865 Pg. 3 col. 2 If any of the relatives of the late Bernard Brown, native of Gleneely, Caldaff [Culdaff], Co. Donegal Ireland, deceased, in Mexico 1858, will call on Mr. McKeown, bookseller, corner of Spruce and Sixth sts. [Phila. Pa.], they will obtain information. [Note: Gleneely is in Parish of Donaghmore, Culdaff is a town in the Parish of the same name] Nov. 6 1865 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted - of Eliza and Nancy Savage, from Cookstown, Parish of Ardkeen, Co. Down, Ireland, by their sister, Mary Savage, who is lately arrived here, and is now stopping at 1411 N. Second st., Phila.[Pa.] Nov. 6 1865 Pg. 3 col. 2 Any information of Charles or Alexander or Mary Ann McDonnell, who left Co. Derry, Ireland on the 15th of Sept. 1865, will be thankfully rec'd by their bro¬ ther, John McDonnell at 1328 Passyunk road below Whar¬ ton, [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 10 1865 Pg. 3 col. 6 Information wanted of Margaret O'Brien, a native of Dublin, Ireland; when last heard from, residing in Montgomery Co., Pa. Any information thankfully rec'd and will confer a favor to her mother and sisters [not named]. Please address J.M.D., Ledger Office, Phila. Pa. Nov. 10 1865 Pg. 3 col. 6 Information wanted of Patrick Cauley, by his wife, Ann Cauley, from Leeds, England. Call at 606 Swanson st., below South [st., Phila. Pa.] Nov. 10 1865 Pg. 3 col. 6 Catharine McVaney, lately from Scotland, would like to hear from her sisters, Julia Carbing and Mary Carbing. Any information in regard to them will be thankfully rec'd at 936 Washington ave., [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 18 1865 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of John 0 Gorman .Casey, native of Co. Clare, Ireland. When last heard from, he was on duty in Washington, D.C. and a member of Co. G. 30th N.Y. Vols. [signed] M. C. Casey, Fredericksburg, Va. Nov. 21 1865 Pg. 3 col. 2 Notice - Information wanted of Robert Winters, from the Co. Tyrone, Ireland. When last heard from was in Odessa, N.J. Information of him, will be thankfully rec'd by his brothers Henry Winters and William Win¬ ters, 520 Callowhill st. [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 23 1865 Pg. 3 col. 2 Mrs. Hannah Clifford of Quebec, Canada. Wanted infor¬ mation of her two sisters [not named]. Call at Mr. Jones, Exchange Hotel, 235 Dock st. [Phila. Pa.] 288  PERSONALS Pub. Date Nov. 24 1865 Pg. 3 col. 2 Personal - Any information relating to the where¬ abouts of Richard Maxwell McKenna, late of Tisreney, Ardee Co. [sic], South Ireland, who was last heard from in New York about four years ago, will be thank¬ fully rec'd by Mr. Jeremiah Magarry, 421 German st., Phila. Pa., or by Jeremiah McKenna, Northern Whig Office, Belfast, Ireland. Dec. 1 1865 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Patrick Horrican, a native of Enighan [Enaghan], [Co.] Longford, Ireland, who came over 13 years ago, by his nephew, John Marterson, at at 811 Marlott st. [Phila. Pa.]. Dec. 5 1865 Pg. 3 col. 2 If this should meet the eye of Sarah Mecalley, whose maiden name was Sarah Segar, a native of Birmingham, England. If she will communicate with John Flanagan, 527 Girard ave., Phila [Pa.] she will hear of something to her advantage. Dec. 15 1865 Pg. 3 col. 2 John, James or William Lynch can find their brother Patrick Lynch from China [sic], Kings Co., Ireland, by calling at 127 Lombard st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: No townland of this name; there is a Shean in Kings Co.] Dec. 18 1865 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Fanny, Mary, and Sally Gallagher, by their brother and sister Barney and Maggy Gallagher, from the Parish of Tallabigler, Co. Donegal, Town of Dunmore, Ireland. Call at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.]. [Note: There are 5 townlands of Dunmore all in different parishes; the parish of Tullaghobegly is not one of them] Dec. 18 1865 Pg. 3 col. 2 Mitchell Riley can find his brother Edward Riley from Lowell, Mass., by calling at 829 Callowhill st. [Phila. Pa.] or any information will be thankfully rec'd of his whereabouts. Dec. 21 1865 Pg. 3 col. 2 If either John Hill, Sr. of Birmingham, England, or his son John, recently in the U.S. Army, will call at 38 N. Third st. [Phila. Pa.] they will receive intelligence from home. 289  Pub. Date PERSONALS Jan. 2 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 If any of the relatives of Caroline Fitzgerald, who left Baltimore, [Md.] 15 years ago, will corr¬ espond with C. H., 2212 Arch st., Phila. [Pa.], she would be glad to hear from them. Jan. 2 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Personal - Information wanted of John Townsend Orme, late of Leicester, England, wood turner; was last heard of in New York in 1865. Please write to Thomas Sharpe, Gloucester Point, N.J. or E. Forest Koehler, atty-at-law, 241 S. Third st., Phila. [Pa.] Jan. 10 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Charles Syth left Sweden in 1835, heard from in Phila. [Pa.] in 1858; it is reported that he was in Petersburg, Va. Information sent to L. G. Dodge, 75 Bowery, N. Y. will be thankfully rec'd by his friends in Sweden. Jan. 19 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Catharine and Ellen Noonen, formerly of the Parish of Killtough [sic], Co. Mayo, Ireland, by their neice, Bridget Waldren, 124 Spruce st., Phila. [Pa.] Jan. 29 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of William McKenny by his mother, Myra McKenny, from the Co. Tyrone, Ireland. She came in the steamship "Caledonia", sailed from Scotland. Call at 242 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] Jan. 29 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Elizabeth Jenkins or her child¬ ren, Fielding W. Jenkins, and Pierce Jenkins, all from Madison Co., Va. Any information wanted concern¬ ing them, will be thankfully rec'd by their relative, Fielding Jenkins, Media, Delaware Co., Pa. Jan. 29 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 If this meets the eye of William Henry Thomas or Emily Eyre, formerly of the S.E. corner Twelfth and Vine sts. [Phila. Pa.], will please send their add¬ ress to their long lost absent brother, James Eyre, Fort Bascom, New Mexico. Feb. 3 1866 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted of Michael Hart, of Co. Galway, Ireland, who came to this country about eleven years ago, by his sister, Catharine Hart, at the White Horse Hotel, Frankford road and Columbia ave., [Phila. Pa.] 290  Pub. Date PERSONALS Feb. 9 1866 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John, William and James Beard, from the Parish of Clogher, Co. Tyrone, Ireland, by their cousin, Margaret Beard, 242 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] Feb. 10 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 James Lynch, of Co. Derry, Ireland, please call at Patrick Coffee's, Warren st., betw'n Thirty-sixth and Thirty-seventh [sts.] West Phila. [Pa.] Feb. 15 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Andrew Burke and Mary Ann Burke who emigrated to this country about thirteen years ago, from the Parish of Aghalouge, Co. Monaghan, Ireland. Any information of their whereabouts will be kindly re¬ ceived by their brother Philip [Burke], at 526 Bedford st., Phila. [Pa.] Feb. 16 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Personal - Philadelphia, Pa., Feb. 16, 1866 - If Mr. Corlin, tailor, from Jackson, Miss., will call at 1717 Webster st., [Phila. Pa.] he will find his friend David Little, from Jackson, Miss. Feb. 22 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted Information of Charles Stackhouse or Elizabeth Stackhouse, whose maiden name was Elizabeth Merry, formerly of Leicester, England. Address Thomas Merry, Knitting Mills, Phila. [Pa.] Feb. 22 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Rockfort B. Grange, formerly at Phila. [Pa.], Washington [D.C.] or Trenton [N.J.], is requested to communicate with J. S. Burn, Henley-on Thames, Eng¬ land, in Messrs. Ware and Westall, One Copthall Court, London, England, where he will hear something to his advantage. Feb. 22 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Mary Ann Ranahan wishes to find her sister, Elizabeth Ranahan. Last heard from her, was in Cincinnati, [Ohio] [signed] Mary A. Ranahan, 2230 Green st., - - [Phila. Pa.] Feb. 26 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Samuel Kerr, who left Dungannon, Co. Tyrone, Ire¬ land, about 14 years ago, will send his address to James Coulson, Fort Lee, P.O. Bergen City, N.J., he will hear from his brother Thomas Kerr. Feb. 27 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Mr. Fenie of Manchester, England, will please leave his address at Ledger Office for F.A.L. 291  Pub. Date Mar. 9 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 PERSONALS Miss Caroline Hulin, from England, wishes to see her sister, Henrietta Hulin, at 815 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 10 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Jane Gorman, wife of Patrick Gorman, of West Chester County, N.Y. Thirty dollars reward will be paid for any information of her where¬ abouts. Direct to 346 N. Third st., or 922 N. Fifth [st. Phila. Pa.] - Mar. 13 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Ben Payne of Leicester, England If he or his bro¬ ther [not named] see this, write me immediately, William F. Wallett, American Theater, Phila. [Pa.] Mar. 17 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted - Information concerning John Hutch, of Bruns¬ wick, Georgia, thankfully rec'd by his mother, Henrietta Flanders, Brunswick, Ga. Mar. 23 1866 Pg. 3 col. 1 Notice - If Benjamin Gladhill, by trade an engineer, who left Huntslet, near Leeds, England, about four¬ teen years ago, would apply to A. H. Hart & Co., 90 Whitehead st., N.Y., he will hear of something impor¬ tant from England. Mar. 24 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Miss Maria Chesney will call on Joseph Harper, who lately came from England, at Mr. Thomas Scho¬ field's, her late residence, she will hear something to her advantage. Mar. 26 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Anne Bulger, John Bulger, Lucy Bulger and Edward Bulger, who lived in Water st., Phila. about seventeen years ago. Any information will be thankfully rec'd by their father, John Bulger, at John Colligan's, 227 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] Also of his brother, William Bulger, of Green Lane, [Co.] Carlow, Ireland. [Note: Probably the townland of Greenane] Mar. 26 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of, John Burk, who left Leeds, in England two years ago. If he will call or send his address to 9 Harkinson Place, Baker st., Phila. [Pa.] he will hear from his brother Patrick, from Ireland. Mar. 28 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information of William Barnes, lately arri¬ Wanted ved from England, by Susanna Barnes. Inquire back of 512 Marriott st., above Fifth [st.] Phila. [Pa.] - 292  Pub. Date PERSONALS Apr. 2 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Daniel O'Connell or John Dolan, from Chapel st., off Ancoats st., Manchester [England], will hear of an old friend by addressing 1327 Mariner st., off Thirteenth [st.], south of Carpenter [st.], Phila. [Pa.] [signed] Michael Caveney Apr. 4 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Mrs. Jno. S. Gillmer, late of Brazil, will confer a favor by leaving her address at Ledger Office, directed to J. C. F. Apr. 7 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 If this should meet the eye of Sachlan Cameron, his uncle, Hugh McLean, from Georgia, would like to see him, at 109 Chestnut st. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 13 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Personal - If William Breatherton of Manchester, England is in Phila. [Pa.] he will find his sister, Elizabeth Kirk, at 2050 Hand st., below Spruce [st. Phila. Pa.] Apr. 14 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 James McCracken, formerly of Liverpool, England, can see his sister, Mary McAvoy, at Mrs. Clark's, 332 Reed st. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 16 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Catharine Small, by her bro¬ ther Bernard McQuade, who formerly resided at Schuyl¬ kill Eighth and Callowhill sts., who came to Phila. [Pa.] in 1837. Any information by her friends will be thankfully rec'd by addressing Bernard McQuade, Vicksburg, Miss. Apr. 24 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Edward Garragh, from the par¬ ish of Kilcar, Co. Donegal, Ireland. When last heard from about 18 years ago, was in Phila. Pa. Any in¬ formation of him will be thankfully rec'd by his brother, Patrick Garragh, White Lake, Sullivan Co., New York. Apr. 25 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mary Butler, now Mary Wallace, who came to this city in 1846, from Moville, Co. Don¬ egal, Ireland, by her sister, Jane Butler, at 1311 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 30 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mary Caldwell, of Co. Tyrone, Ireland, by her brother, John [Caldwell], at 2020 Winter st., Twentieth above Race st. [Phila. Pa.] - 293  Pub. Date 8 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 May May 19 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 PERSONALS Thomas Tobin - from Cappaquin [Cappoquin], Co. Water¬ ford, Ireland, wants to find his sisters, Mary, Bridget and Catharine Tobin. Inquire at 140 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] Mary Kelly wants information of her sister, Margaret [Kelly] who arrived in New York on 16th last. Address 434 Dillwyn st. [Phila. Pa.] May 19 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Esther Campbell, from Co. Tyrone, Ireland, by her sister Bridget [Campbell]. Call at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] May 24 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Margaret and Mary Ann Rutherford, who came in the ship "Mohongo" from Londonderry, [Ireland] will please call at 516 Lombard st. [Phila. Pa.] May 25 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 John Lynch, who has lately arrived from Ireland in the "Lady Emily Peel", will call or address 1328 Passyunk road [Phila. Pa.] and he will see M. McGonigal. May 28 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted - of Nicholas Glynn, of Co. Mayo, Ireland, by his son, Thomas Glynn. Apply or address 5 Gatzmer st. [Phila. Pa.] May 28 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information is wanted by his father, John Ragland, of the whereabouts of William Albert Ragland, aged 23, of Russell Co., Alabama. Address McKee Brothers, Columbus, Georgia. May 29 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Thomas Gaghaghan, of Co. Galway, Ireland, who landed in New York about two weeks ago from the ship "Neptune". Address his brother, Patrick [Gaghaghan], 12 Coombs Alley, Second st., above Market st. [Phila. Pa.] May 30 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Patrick Mullen, of Co. Tyrone, Ireland, by his brother, Edward [Mullen] in Kildare Place, Hamilton st., above Twenty-second [st.] Phila. [Pa.] When last heard from was in this city. May 30 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Mr. John Drick and Catharine Reichert wish to hear from their brother, Frederick [Drick] of New Orleans, [La.]. Please address L.A.N. at Soldier's Home, Six¬ teenth and Filbert sts., Phila. Pa. 294  PERSONALS Pub. Date May 31 1866 Pg. 3 col. 1 Michael Kennedy, who arrived from Ireland on Satur¬ day last [May 26th] in the "S.S. City of Boston", wants to find Mary Sheren. He can be found at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] June 5 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Matthew Connor, of the Co. Westmeath, Ireland, has been living in Phila. [Pa.] the last 35 years, by his nephew, Thomas Ready, 2132 Market st. [Phila. Pa.] Please to give me his address. June 15 1866 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted of Mr. John Taylor, brother of Mrs. Provincial, of Mobile, Alabama, now Mrs. Yates, by calling on H. S. Stiles, Ledger Office, will learn of her whereabouts. June 16 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Henry Love, living somewhere in the state of New Jersey, by his brother, Bernard [Love], Grosvenor Dale, Conn. June 16 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Bridget Sullivan, by her daugh¬ ter, Mary Sullivan, aged 11 years, who came over in ship "Luciana" from Liverpool [England]. Any infor¬ mation will be thankfully rec'd at 122 Dock st. Phila. [Pa.] June 19 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Bridget Gallahan, of Co. Donegal, Ireland. Apply at Craig's Flour store, west end of Market st., near bridge, [signed] Ann Gallahan June 26 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of the whereabouts of Catharine McDonald, daughter of Daniel McDonald, of Nairys, Ireland, and neice of Patrick Collins, a native of Darabeg [Derry Beg], Co. Armagh, Ireland, but late of Brighton, England. She is supposed to be in Brooklyn, [N.Y.], by applying to the Rev. Thos. Kieran, Port Richmond [Phila. Pa.], she may hear of something to her advantage. [Note: Nairys is probably Newry, which is also in Co. Armagh; Derry Beg is in the par¬ ish of Newry] July 4 1866 Pg. 3 col. 3 Personal - If Miss Fanny Rooney of Roberstown [Roberts- town], Co. Meath, Ireland. Supposed to be in this city, and married [husband not named], will call or send her address to P. J. Kennedy, Girard House, for two days, she will hear of her brother, Patrick H. Rooney, which may be of interest to her. 295  Pub. Date PERSONALS - July 12 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Mrs. Mary A. Haswell Any information of her where¬ abouts will be gratefully rec'd by Messrs. Haswell & Son, Millican, Texas. July 21 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Ephraim Streichfield, or Stan¬ field, by his neice, Sarah Fickett from Maine. Address Fickett, Ledger Office. July 28 1866 Pg. 3 col. 3 If Margaret Lydon or Klatherty, of the Co. of Galway, Parish of Ballmaguard [sic], Ireland, is in Philadel¬ phia, she will call on her sister [not named] at 327 Green st., near Fourth [st. Phila. Pa.] [Note: No such townland of Ballymaguard-possibly it might be Ballymacward] Aug. 2 1866 Pg. 3 col. 1 Bridget Daily wants information about her brother, Patrick Daily; he is from the Co. Tyrone, of the Par¬ ish of Lower Bedony [Bodoney], the town of Garvah. Anybody who knows anything about him will send his address to John McNamee, of Salmon st., Port Richmond, [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 2 1866 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Caroline = W. James and Henry L. James. When last heard from 1861, Caroline was living in the family of Nathan Pratt, farmer, Newtown Square, Delaware Co., Pa., and Henry was living with a person by the name of Lutz, in this city [Phila. Pa.] Should this meet the eye of either of them, they may hear of something to their advantage, by calling for a letter at the Ledger Office. Any information in reference to them will be thankfully rec'd and paid for. Please add¬ ress M. W. James, Port Townsend, Washington Territory:. Aug. 4 1866 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Thomas Reagen, who emigrated to this country about 14 years ago, and when last heard was in Phila. Pa. Native of Parish of Castlemore, townland of Ballaghaderine [Ballaghaderreen], Co. Mayo, Ireland. Information will be thankfully rec'd by his cousin, Mary Mulligan, 1337 N. Tenth st., Phila. [Pa.] Aug. 11 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of John or Gaby Fay, of Cargan, [Cargin], Co. Antrim, Ireland, who were residing in or near this city, by their brother, Patrick Fay, 1410 Germantown ave. [Phila. Pa.] 296  Pub. Date PERSONALS Aug. 11 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Michael Tuomey, bootmaker, late from Weymouth, Mass., will call at 235 N. Second st. [Phila. Pa.] he will hear something to his advantage. Aug. 15 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of my sister, Margaret Devine, aged 12 years, who left the ship "Stadacona" in com¬ pany with John Hanlin. Neil Devine, 3 Harner's ave., Thirteenth st., near Vine [st. Phila. Pa.] Aug. 18 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Miss Ellen McGarvey, of Lurgenboy, Co. Tyrone, Ireland, by James Martin. Address care of, Mr. Kelly, N.W. corner Twelfth [st.] and Girard ave. [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 20 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 George, Henry and Alford Pryor, natives of Baldock, Hertfordshire, England, by calling at G. Wilson's, 236 Race st. [Phila. Pa.] they will hear something to their advantage. Aug. 21 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mary Grahan, wife of William Nelson, who came to this country about thirteen years ago, from Glasgow, Scotland, and a native of the Co. Mayo, Ireland, by her brother, James Grahan; corner of Huntingdon and Salmon sts., Port Richmond, Phila. [Pa.] Aug. 22 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Heirs of Susan Delancey-Pursuant to a decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a cause of Allen against Allen, and another the persons claiming to be the next of kin living at the death of Susan Delan¬ cey, late of The Plow Hotel, Cheltenham, in the Co.of Gloucester, spinster, who died in or about the month of April 1866; or the legal representatives of such of them as have since died, are by their solicitors, on or before the 29th day of October, 1866, to come in and prove their claims at the Chambers of the Master of the Rolls, in the Rolls Yard, Chancery Lane, Middle¬ sex; or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded from the benefit of the said Decree. Date 17th day of July 1866, E. B. Church. Chief Clerk; Fladgate, Clarke & Finch,Plaintiffs Solicitors, 44 Craven Street, Strand, London [England], Aug. 24 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of a young man by the name of James Gill, left Wexford, Ireland, about eleven years ago; he followed the sea. Any one that can give any in¬ formation of his whereabouts, will be thankfully rec'd by his father, Patrick Gill, 510 S. Front st. Phila. 297  Pub. Date PERSONALS Aug. 25 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Catharine Marow, write to your cousin Ellen M., Meibom [Melbourne] Post Office, Australia, you will hear of a large fortune left you. Auer. 27 1866 Pg. 3 col. 1 Will Mr. Patrick Linn, baker, of Ireland, who came here about eight months ago, call on Mr. Henry M. Caully, corner Carlisle and Oxford sts. [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 29 1866 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Sarah and Alice Murry, from the Parish of Donoughmore [Donaghmore], Co. Tyrone, Ireland, by their sister's son, Alexander Hammell. Call at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] Sept. 3 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mrs. Mary A. McArdle. She left California, Nov. 21st 1859. When last heard from she was living at 1519 Frankford road. [Phila. Pa.] If she will call at Wells & Fargo Express, she will get two thousand dollars from her sister. Sept. 8 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Miss Louisa Belshaw would like to have an interview with the former Miss Ellen J. Vanlesher, late of Montgomery, Alabama. Address as above, Ledger Office Sept. 10 1866 Pg. 3 col. 1 Should this meet the eye of James McClusky,. of Lon¬ donderry, Ireland, please address D. McG. for one week, Ledger Office. Sept. 11 1866 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mr. Charles Thompson or Steward families, by his sister, Amelia Camp. Direct letters to Fort Scott, Bourbon Co., Kansas, [signed] Amelia Camp Sept. 11 1866 Pg. 3 col. 1 Matilda Harris will please call at back of 233 Catha¬ rine st., [Phila. Pa.], at Mrs. Punch's, and see her sister Mary Ann McCullough from Lowell, Mass. Sept. 20 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Miss Nancy Reynolds of Hartford, Conn., and now stop¬ ping at 227 N. Third st., Phila. [Pa.] is desirous where she may find her relatives in this city. Sept. 21 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mrs. Margaret Williamson, who came from the Co. Armagh, Ireland, to Phila. [Pa.], about 14 years ago. Supposed to be living at present in New Jersey. Has a son [not named] living somewhere in Phila. [Pa.]. Any information will be thankfully rec'd for her friends, by H. R. Finlay, Box 2979 Post Office, Phila. [Pa.] 298  Pub. Date Sept. 24 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 PERSONALS Information wanted of Bridget Morrison, from the Parish of Canna [sic], Co. Cork, Ireland, by her friend, James Callahan. When last heard from was in Phila. [Pa.] Address 215 Taylor's ave., Camden, N.J. Any information will be thankfully rec'd by addressing the above named place. [Note: There is no parish, town or townland called Canna; there is a parish of Cannaway and a townland of Cannawee] Sept. 27 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Mr. James Chrystal, late of Manchester, [England], will oblige by sending T. Hall, his address, 1016 Market st. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 6 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Hugh and Daniel Mullin. In 1859, they lived in Richmond. Hugh Mullin was at one time on the Police in this city. Anyone knowing of their whereabouts, will please address their cousin, Mary Ann Wildish, Keokuk, Lee Co., Iowa. Oct. 8 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Jas. Harkin, of Rossgarrow, Parish of Tullyfern, Millford, Co. Donegal, Ireland. A line addressed to William Harkin, New London, Conn. Box 739. [Note: Rossgarrow is a townland and Millford is a town] Oct. 10 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 If this should meet the eye of Thos. Criddle or John Knockley, bread bakers, they are earnestly requested to write at once to Edward Riley, who has just come from England. Address E. Riley, care of, Mr. Wathers, Taylor's Pottery, Trenton, N.J. Oct. 13 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 John Kline, born Saxony, talks broken English,of a copper swarthy complexion, gray sunken eyes, brown hair, 5 feet 5^ inches high, very heavy set with round shoulders, black whiskers all over his face of about six weeks growth, good teeth, with close compressed mouth; length of shoes 8^; is a shoemaker by trade; had on when escaped gray pants, gray woolen shirt, and dirty lead colored slouched hat, gaiters with buckles and tipped with leather. $100 reward will be paid for his apprehension and delivery at the Montgom¬ ery prison at Norristown, Pa. Oct. 13 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of John Faulkner, who left Bolton [Lancashire, England] for America in 1863, by his cousin, Mary Comford, Thirty-sixth and Market [sts.] West Phila. [Pa.] 299  Pub. Date PERSONALS Oct. 15 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 A cruel and unfounded report of murder-some maliciosily disposed persons rumored, about a week ago, of a lady named J. Sharman, being murdered on Eleventh st., near Market [st.]. The lady had been for several years past, subject to hysteric spasms, and while in one of them, she struck her head, which caused her death. She had the best of medical attendance (Dr. Brown and Dr. Getchell) and died after two days illness. She was from Bridgeport, Conn, and had been only three days in this city [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 16 1866 Pg. 3 col. 6 Information of Jane Powell, a young Welsh girl, 18 years of age. Any information of her will be thank¬ fully rec'd by her sister. Address Anne Powell, of Catasaqua, Lehigh Co., Pa. Oct. 18 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted Col. James Lynch, who died in Florida, several years ago, owned at the time of his death, a considerable amount of land in Texas. After his death, Mrs. Lynch and family removed to Phila.[Pa.] Should this be brought to the notice of the surviving heirs, they are requested to communicate with William Little, Land Agent, Newark, N.J. Oct. 22 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Catharine, Hannah, and Hugh Diver, from Creeslough, Co. Donegal, Ireland, by their sister, Margaret [Diver], who lately arrived from the old country. Address: 2222 Locust st., Phila. Oct. 24 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted - of Mary A. McDonnell, daughter of John R. McDonnell, M.P.T.C., of the City of Limerick, Ireland; when last heard from was in Phila. [Pa.]. Bus¬ iness of great importance. Call on or address George A. Gordon, Attorney-at-law, 9 Bleecker st., N.Y. Nov. 5 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Should this meet the eye of Robert P. Renton, who left Dublin, [Ireland] eight years ago and late of the Ninth Alabama Mounted Volunteers, he will please send a line to W.E.R.. 169 Levering st., Manayunk, [Phila.], Pa., or any tidings of him will be thankfully rec'd. Nov. 7 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of John Nicholas, of Cregbane, [sic] near Claudy, Co. Derry, Ireland, by John Cartin, of Minai [sic], near Claudy; [at] Manchester House, 209 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: Cregbane might possibly be Creggan; cannot find the townland of Minai in the index] - - 300  Pub. Date PERSONALS Nov. 8 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Thomas Newcomb, late of Nottingham, England; Call at St. Patrick's Church, S. W. comer Twentieth and Locust st. [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 10 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Edward McMenamin, of Strabane, Co. Tyrone, Ireland; he is about 26 years of age; when last heard from he was working near Johnstown, Pa. Any information of him will be thankfully rec'd by his sister, Sarah McMenamin. Direct, care of, Patrick McGettigan, 4 Boyle's Court, Filbert st., between Sixth and Seventh sts. Phila. Pa. Nov. 13 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted - Information of Stephen White, of Toomygate [sic], Co. Limerick, Ireland, by his friend, Nora Flanigen, whom he can see at 132 Dock st. [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 13 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 of Mrs. Jane S. Garvin, or her son, Alonzo Garvin, printer, by their relations from Lake County, Indiana. Any information will be thank¬ fully rec'd at 411 Julianna st., between Fifth and Information wanted - Sixth sts. [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 13 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Catharine O'Hara from Paisley, Scotland, will be very thankful for any information she could receive of her uncle or aunt, Matilda or Arch’d Kilpatrick, [signed] Catharine O'Hara, 321 Cherry st. [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 19 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mrs. Ann MacDade, by her sister, Mary Proctor, formerly of Manmorcunningham [Manorcunn¬ ingham], Co. Donegal, Ireland. Address 2047 Green st. [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 20 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Catharine Chavez (of French des¬ cent), formerly of New York and now supposed to be living in Phila.[Pa.] with a German family, with whom she came from Brooklyn, N.Y. about three years ago. Address F. A. Seynave, S.E. corner Second and Arch sts Phila. [Pa.] Nov. 24 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of the whereabouts of any of the family of John Linden, of Manchester, England. Infor¬ mation will be thankfully rec'd at 111 Senate st., below Almond [st., Phila. Pa.] Ndv. 26 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of my wife, Jeanette Engelhardt, maiden name Bulau, who left St. Paul, Minnesota, one year since for Phila. [Pa.], where she is believed to be at present. Joseph Engelhardt, N. W. comer, Front and Dock [st. Phila. Pa.] 301  Pub. Date Nov. 30 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Edward Lundergen, who came to this country about 14 years ago, and his sister Alice Lundergen. Write to John Kennedy, Manayunk, [Phila.], Pa., care of, Jane Cane. Nov. 30 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mrs. James Brown, (maiden name Helen Morrissey) of Co. Kilkenny, Ireland; was in this city [Phila. Pa.] about four months since. Apply or address Anna O'Brien, Gloucester, N. J. Nov. 30 1866 Miss Mary A. Davis, of Charleston, S. C., requests either Mrs. Susan H. Brown, James H. Craven or John W. Lewis to call immediately at 156 N. Second st. [Phila. Pa.J Pg. 3 col. 2 Dec. 1 1866 i PERSONALS Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted of Anna Farrow, who left Leeds, Yorkshire, England, about eight years ago, by her brother, william Hirst. Inquire at Bull's Head Hotel, North Second st. [Phila. Pa.] Dec. 3 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of John Howley, by trade a carpenter, from Newport, Co. Mayo, Ireland; said to have lost a leg in the late American war. Left New York for Phil¬ adelphia [Pa.] in June 1865. Address Mrs. Eliza Howley, care of M. Smyth, 223 Seventh st., New York. Dec. 4 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Robert J. Terrell His widow, formerly Miss Divine, of Alabama, will call at 215 S. Ninth st. [Phila. Pa.] and see his brother, John C. Terrell. Dec. 5 1866 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Patrick McConnell, by his sis¬ ter's son, Henry Welsh. He left Middletown, Co. Armagh, Ireland, about 18 years ago. By token, he has a stick leg; no children. When last heard from he was in Philadelphia [Pa.] Address Henry Welsh, 43 Miller st. Mount Airy, Germantown Post Office, Phila. Pa. Dec. 7 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Margaret Delaney or John McAvoy, from the Parish of Delmoy [sic], King's Co., Ireland, by Mrs. Mary McAvoy, at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: No parish, town nor townland of this name in - King's Co.] * Dec. 11 1866 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted of James and John Kenny, from the Co. Longford, Parish of Clongesh [Ireland], by their sister, Mary Kenny, who came on the ship "St. Mark". Call at 242 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] 302 s  Pub. Date Dec. 12 1866 Pg. 3 col. 3 PERSONALS Information wanted of William Holmes, aged 39 years, who is a moulder by trade and learned his trade in Belfast, Ireland. When last heard from was in Phila. Information wanted by his brother, Charles [Holmes], and son William [Holmes], that they have just arrived from Ireland. Please address Charles Holmes, Ledger Office, Phila. [Pa.] Dec. 14 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Bridget Mullin; when last heard had come from Boston [Mass.] Address J. H. Foster, Ledger Office. Dec. 15 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Eliza Farmer, who sailed from Dec. 17 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Sarah Copper, of Baltimore, [Md.], by her brother, Clinton Cooper, 1018 Rodman st. [Phila, Pa.] Dec. 18 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Bridget Maning of Tipperary, [Ireland] will be pleased to see Ann Delanty of Rathcabin [possibly Rathcardan, also in Co. Tipperary], at 416 S. Second [st.] below Cork, [Ireland] to New York in May 1865. Any informa¬ tion of her will be thankfully rec'd by her brother, Ambrose Farmer, 104 Race st., Phila. [Pa.] Pine [st. Phila. Pa.] Dec. 20 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of William Brown, of Yorkshire, England, supposed to be in Phila. Will hear of some¬ thing to his advantage by sending address to Y. M. Ledger Office. - Dec. 21 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Conrad Connor, from Co. Cork, Ireland, by his brother, Daniel [Connor]; parent’s names John and Mary [Connor]. Address, care ofGeorge Lynch, Postmaster Inwood Station, near New York City, N.Y. Dec. 25 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 Thomas or Ann Kelly will find their neice Mary Ann McCluskey, lately from Ireland, by inquiring of Ann Cartan, at 1012 Spruce st. [Phila. Pa.] 303  Pub. Date PERSONALS - Dec. 27 1866 Pg. 3 col. 2 John Henderson Information wanted of John Hender¬ son or heirs, who left Ireland or Scotland, about fifty years ago. Address Jane Evans, N. W. Post Office, Phila. [Pa.] Dec. 28 1866 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted of William Clay of Little Rock, Ark. who came to Phila. [Pa.] for treatment of his eyes. Inquiry is made by his anxious wife [not named] through Secretary of Missions, 1122 Chestnut st. [Phila. Pa.] Dec. 29 1866 Pg. 3 col. 3 Wanted Information of Henry J. T. Eshworth, for¬ merly of the Hague. [Netherlands]. Address M.E.N.S Ledger Office. - 304  Pub. Date PERSONALS Jan. 11 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Personal - Information wanted of George Keller, who died in the Mexican War, at Monterey about the year 1847, or of his brother, Joseph Keller, tailor, who lived in Kensington in August 1851, or of any of their nearest relatives. Such information will be thankfully rec'd at the office of Jas. Garnett, 20 N. Water st., or of Isaac Gearhart, attorney-at-law, 126 S. Sixth st. [Phila. Pa.] [signed] Samuel A. Cook. Jan. 15 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Ellen Riley and Edward Dockey, from Co. Roscommon, Ireland. Information will be thankfully rec'd by her sister, Bridget Dockey, 1022 Ward st. [Phila. Pa.] Jan. 16 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 of John Daherty, of Londonderry, [Ireland] who left his cousins, 321 Market st., last Information wanted August. Please address the above number. [Cousins not named] Jan. 17 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of James Ryan, from Framore [sic], Queens Co., Ireland, by his neice, Maria Ryan, 418 Race st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: No townland of this name; possibly Fearagh or Fallaghmore or Fermoyle] Jan. 25 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Quemoy If this should meet the eye of Joseph or Samuel Quemoy, sons of late Francis Quemoy > of Hough¬ ton Conquest, Bedfordshire [England], or any persons acquainted with them, they are requested to communic¬ ate to R. Quemby, Kempston, Bedford, [England]. Jan. 26 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Nicolaus Becker, of Bolanden, Bavaria, who will receive important tidings by call¬ ing upon Ludwig Bender of Kirchheimboladen, at Christ¬ ian Roth's, 30 Garden st. [Phila. Pa.] Jan. 28 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 William Lanning, or family, of Onaugh [Onagh], Killtrestan [Kiltrustan] parish, Co. Roscommon, Ireland, will please send or call on Mary Lanning, 459 Rich¬ mond st., Eighteenth ward. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: Onagh is in the parish of Taghmaconnell] Jan. 30 1867 Pg. 3 col. 6 Information wanted of James Pate, of Ireland, Co. Roscommon, Parish of St. John, by his sister Nancy Pate. Supposed to be in Boston, will be thankfully - rec'd and person rewarded if -left, at 468 N. Fifth st. [Phila. Pa.] 305  Pub. Date PERSONALS Jan. 31 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of John Kennedy, who came to this country from the Parish of Kilea [Killea is a town¬ land and not a parish], Co. Tipperary, Ireland, some ten (10) years ago. Any information of him will be thankfully rec’d by addressing Jerry A. Kennedy, Waukegan, Lake Co., Ill. Feb. 5 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Catharine McMahon, of County of Monaghan, Parish of Kilmore, [Ireland] by James McCor¬ mick, of Ohio, 1262 Front st., Port Richmond, Phila¬ delphia [Pa.] Feb. 6 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 James Quale and Alexander Quale You are hereby not¬ ified that James Quale, of Greene, Ohio, died August 20th 1866, leaving some property for his two sons, of the above names, about 14 and 16 years of age, who are supposed to reside in Phila. Pa. For particulars, address R. R. Bascom, Greensbury, Trumbull Co., Ohio. Feb. 7 1867 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted of Pat'k Coyle, from the Co. of Latham [sic], Parish of Co. Clare [sic], [Ireland], by his brother Daniel Clare [sic], or of Patrick Harden or Bridget Gorman, at 242 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] [Note: Newspaper mixed up the parish and county names; no parish or townland of Latham; possibly townland of - - Leaheen] Feb. 8 1867 Pg. 3 col. 5 Feb. 12 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Elizabeth Magee, from Trough, [Co. Clare] Ireland, by her nephew, Dominick Cunning¬ ham, at 152 Dock st. [Phila. Pa.] - Information wanted of Bessey Fox, who left Ireland 15 years ago, was married to a man named John Duffy. Address her sister, Ellen Fox, 1021 Market st. [Phila. Pa.] Feb. 13 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Jonathan Henry Smith, who removed from New York to Phila. [Pa.] in '57 or '58, will send his address to John Henry, Saugerties, Ulster Co., N. Y., he will confer a favor and hear of an old friend. Feb. 20 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Daniel and Joseph Flanagan, sons of Matthew and Mary Flanagan. Supposed to be in New Jersey or New York. Address: Matthew Flanagan, 2413 Ashburton st., Phila. Pa. 306  Pub. Date t PERSONALS Feb. 20 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of David P. McDowell, who resid¬ ed in Sacramento City, California from 1856 to 1859, by J. W. Gurley, 226 N. Twelfth st. [Phila. Pa.] Feb. 21 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Margaret McMullen (formerly Miller) from Ireland, by her brother, at Mr. Luken's, 416 Callowhill st. [Phila. Pa.] [signed] Adam Miller Feb. 26 1867 P0i. 3nbi>l. 2 See Notice Mar. 2 1867 Information wanted of Wm. Murphy, who left Dublin, Ireland about sixteen years ago, by his nephew, Patrick Lambert, from Co. Wicklow, at 209 and 211 S. Water st. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 1 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 $12 reward will be paid for any information about Mrs. Margaret Williamson, who left Keady, Co. Armagh, Ireland, about 14 years ago, with her father and mother, George and Esther Irwin, and came to Phila. [Pa.]. Address A. Caughey, 20 Strawberry st. Phila. [Pa.]. [Note: Keady is a town] Mar. 2 1867 Pg-. 3 col. 2 See Notice Feb. 26 1867 Information wanted of William Murphy, son of Thos. Murphy, of Coolbamtagarf [probably Coolballintaggart, also called Coolbawn], Co. Wicklow, [Ireland], at 209 211 S. Water st. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 12 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 John Saile, tailor, formerly of Huddersfield, York¬ shire [England]. Will any kind friend who may know anything of the above person, communicate with the undermentioned address, in order [to] relieve the minds of anxious relatives. Mr. Joseph Huest, 58 Adam st., Frankford, Philadelphia, Pa. Mar. 16 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Personal Jacob Grockenberger, a German by birth, who about two years ago was working for a gardener, in the neck, is requested to call at Geo. Voltz's basket store, S. W. corner Ridge ave. and Broad st. Phila. [Pa.] to hear from his mother [not named]. Mar. 19 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Patrick Owens, by his cousin, John McElroy, from the County Fermanagh, Ireland. Call at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] - - 307  PERSONALS Pub. Date - Mar. 21 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Nancy Bell and Sally Galla¬ gher, daughter of Condy and Mary McNeilis Gallagher, of Beagha [Beagh], Parish of Iniskill [Inishkeel], Co. Donegal, Ireland, by their brother James Galla¬ gher. Any word of them may be left with Edmond J. O'Neill, 22 N. Third st. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 22 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Charles Hendrickson, who left New Haven, [Conn.?] some six months ago, to reside in Phila. [Pa.], will please call or send his address to 730 Chestnut st. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 28 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of John Archibald, James Archi¬ Apr. 10 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Thos., Jas., or John Mulligan, of Charlestown, Co. Mayo, Ireland, will call at 242 S. Front st., [Phila. Pa.], either will see a friend. Apr. 11 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mary Kerrigan, of Balimabul, [probably Ballynaboil], Co. Leitrim, Ireland. Last seen in Phila. [Pa.] about a year ago, after leaving bald and Margaret Archibald, from the Co. of Lanrick, Scotland, by their brother, George Archibald, at 242 S. Front st. Phila. [Pa.] - Charles Osborn's, Bucks Co., Pa., by her sister, Ann Gilgan. Address Joseph N. Haines, Haddonfield Post Office, Camden Co., N.J. Apr. 15 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Bridget Mulkem, of Castleboy, Apr. 25 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted Information of Anne Dyer, of Halifax, Yorkshire, England, by her brother Michael Dyer, who is here from California. Direct your letter to Mr. Patrick Morgan, 1621 Thompson st. Phila. [Pa.] May 6 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Thomas Smith, formerly of 110 Lombard st., Phila. [Pa.]. A silk and woolen dyer; When last heard from, June 10 1862, he was at the above place. Any information respecting him will be thankfully rec'd and paid for by Thomas Smith, Jr., St. Joseph, Missouri. Co. Galway, Ireland, by her cousin, Catharine Mulkem at 756 N. Twenty-fourth st., Phila. [Pa.] - 308  Pub. Date PERSONALS May 9 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Bridget McGonigle and two children, who landed in New York on Saturday, on board "Denmark", from Liverpool, [England], by Daniel McGonigle, Lower Darby, Philadelphia [Pa.] May 11 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted - By Ambrose Noyes, of John Cooper and Joseph Applin, who arrived at New York, from England, April 4 1867, in the steamship "Virgin¬ ia", and when last heard from April 11, were at 1205 Germantown road, Phila. [Pa.]. Address Mr. Ambrose Noyes, Tollgate, Bloomfield road, Newark, N.J., and you can hear from you[r]brother Thomas. - May 11 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 John Carnell of Co. Tyrone, Parish of Clogher, town¬ land Kilihenrea [sic], [Ireland], by his neice [not named] would like to see him at 1213 S. Eighth st., Phila. [Pa.] May 17 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John and Margaret McDevitt, of Londonderry [Ireland], by their brother, Wm. McDevitt, S.W. corner Penn and Lombard [sts. Phila. Pa.] u May 20 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 */ The descendents of John and Seth Lucas, who came to Amer¬ ica and settled near Burlington, New Jersey about 1755 Those having knowledge of the pedigree of the family are requested to communicate the same to the undersigned, with a view to the recovery of a large estate in England, [signed] L. G. Thomas, Phila. Post Office. - - May 22 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information of Finley Shiels Born near St. Johnston, [Saint Johnston] Co. Donegal, Ireland; when last heard from he lived in or near Camden, N.J.; he by calling or writing to 1213 Market st., Phila. [Pa.], will learn something interesting to him. May 28 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Any information given of Anne Elkin, of Crawfordstown, [sic], Co. Tyrone [Ireland], will be thankfully rec'd by her mother Anne Elkin, at 152 Dock st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: No town, townland or parish of this name in Co. Tyrone] May 29 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Elizabeth Healy will call at No. 1 Lagrange st., she will hear of her brother Miles Sweeney, from Letterkenny, Co. Donegal, Ireland. 309  Pub. Date PERSONALS - May 29 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Wm. Grogan from the Co. of Clare, Parish of Kildecird [probably Killadysert^ which is a town as well as a parish] Ireland, by his mother [not named], 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] May 29 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Knaggs The agent who acted for Mr. Priest, Ypsil¬ anti, Mich., and who has information as to the est¬ ate of Knaggs, who died years ago in Wales, will send his name and address to XYZ, 627 Walnut st., - [Phila. Pa.] June 14 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Any information concerning the whereabouts of Mr. Edward A. Lloyd, will be thankfully rec'd by his sorrowing wife, [signed] Dora Lloyd of 166 Orchard st., New York. June 14 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Charles Craford [sic], late chief engineer of the steamer "Tradewind" of New York. Any information concerning him will be thank¬ fully rec'd by addressing N. M. Holbeh, Phoenixville, Chester Co., Pa. June 14 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Mrs. James Hall who paid passage of Elizabeth Deeny, from Londonderry [Ireland] will please call at the office of Robert Taylor and Co., 140 Walnut st., [Phila. Pa.] June 14 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Hannah Divine, of Glanmore, [Ireland], who arrived on the "Mohongo" the 11th instant, will call at 323 N. Fifth st. [Phila. Pa.] will hear of her brother [not named]. [Note: There are 3 Glanmore townlands; in Co. Kerry and the town of Glanmore in Co. Cork] June 15 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of the whereabouts of John Sandhaas a German, who moved from Frederick City, Maryland to Philadelphia, about 3 years ago. Any information about him would be thankfully rec'd by Leonard Nathnagle, Frederick City, Md. June 15 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Catharine Riley, of Co. Leitrim, Ireland, by her sister Bridget [Riley], 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] 310  Pub. Date PERSONALS June 18 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Margaret Halley, from the Co. Tipperary, Ireland, who arrived in New York about fifteen years ago, and went to Philadelphia with a Mr. Veneare, a German tailor, whom she worked for. Any information concerning her will be thankfully rec'd by her sister, Johanna Halley, 139 Fulton st., New York City, [N.Y.] June 19 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of James McGlaughlin, of Co. Ty¬ rone, Ireland, husband of Matilda Divin. Address Miss Ryan's office, Second and Girard ave. [Phila. Pa.] June 26 1867 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted of William and Ann Campbell, Brook¬ lyn, New York, by Jane Campbell. Direct to Thomas Hickman, 703 Sansom st., Phila. [Pa.] July 3 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mary Donnell, Parish of Ballingarig, [Ireland], by a friend [not named] at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: Possibly the town of Ballingarry, which is also a parish in Co. Tipperary] July 9 1867 Pg. 3 col. 6 Wanted Information of James H. Harris, who belonged to Co. H, 37th Va. Infantry, captured by U.S. forces, at Bloomfield, Pa. June 30 1863 and held prisoner until January 1 1864, then discharged at Ft. Mifflin, Pa. Address his father, David Harris; of Blooming¬ - ton, Ill. July 16 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary Donnellon, by her sister, Honour [Donnellon], just arrived from Ireland. S.W. corner of New Market and Callowhill [sts. Phila. Pa.] July 17 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Eliza Derregh, formerly of Londonderry [Ireland]. Any information of her will be thankfully rec'd at 36 Catharine st. [Phila. Pa.], by her brother, Charles Derregh. July 19 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mary Scully, formerly of Leixlip [a town in Co. Kil¬ dare] Ireland, apply at once to John Mitchell, 36 N. Fifth st., Phila. [Pa.] and you will hear something greatly to your advantage. 311  Pub. Date « PERSONALS July 27 1867 "Pg. 3 col. 2 Mrs. Harriet Appleton, supposed to be in Brooklyn, New York. Your sister Eliza is lying dangerously ill; if this should meet your eye, come to Philadelphia [Pa.] immediately. If any friend of Mrs. Appleton notices the above, please communicate with her son [not named], and confer a great favor, Aug. 1 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Ellen (Galanee), daughter of Margaret Doherty and Patrick Galanee, baker, former¬ ly of Londonderry, Ireland, by sending her address to her uncle, Charles Doherty, merchant, Liverpool, England, she will hear something to her advantage. Aug. 6 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Richard Gaffney, formerly of Liverpool, England. Last heard of was in Philadel¬ phia [Pa.]. Information will be thankfully rec'd, by his brother, Christopher Gaffney, at N.W. corner Front and Pine sts. [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 10 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mary McCamey, native of Parish of Finlona [Fintona], Co. Tyrone, Ireland. Last heard of was in Philadelphia [Pa.] last January. Information will be thankfully rec'd by her father Michael McCamey, 911 S. Fifteenth st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: Fintona is not a parish but a town in the parish of Donacavey, Co. Tyrone] Aug. 12 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Deavid Drew, native of the Parish of Harristown, Co. Carlow, Ireland, who emigrated to this country, eighteen years since. When last heard of was in Illinois. Any information of his whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by his sister, Mary Drew, 922 Beach st., above Poplar [st., Phila. Pa.] [Note: Harristown is a townland, and not a parish; it is in the parish of St. Mullins] Aug. 22 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Ann Hogan, formerly of Burris Salea [town of Borrisoleigh], Co. Tipperary, Ireland. Address to her sister Bridget [Hogan], at 505 South st., Phila. [Pa.] 312  PERSONALS Pub. Date Aug. 23 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John Whalen, by his son, Thomas Whalen, at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] from Wales. Aug. 29 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of: Patrick McKanna, of Tully,. Gillan [Tullygillen], Co. Monaghan, Ireland. When last heard from was at Luzerne Co., Pa. Any infor¬ mation of him will be thankfully rec'd by his sis¬ ter, Ann Connelly, 5 James st., Brooklyn, N.Y. Aug. 30 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal Aug. 31 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Biddy, John or James McGowen, or any of the family (or friends), heirs of Edward McGowen, once of Ire¬ land, will send their address to Isaac D. Abbott, Ledger Office, they will hear of something important. Sept. 3 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 James McCaully, of Colbridge, Scotland, would like to hear of his brother-in-law, Robert Maxwell, of Donegal, Ireland. Please address 1212 Richmond st., Port Richmond [Phila. Pa.]. - If James Fitzpatrick from the Parish of Kilinkare [Killinkere], Co. Cavan, Ireland, will call at 7 N. Water st., he will hear of his brother Owen [Fitzpatrick]. > Sept. 6 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Margaret Hamilton, from Lisnatoney [Lisnatunny Glebe], Tyrone County, Ireland, would like to see her cousin, Eliza McMorris, also Jane McNeil. Apply 115 S. Tenth st. [Phila. Pa.]. Sept. 10 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Charles Foster of New Saughie, Clackmannanshire, Scotland, will call at 1225 Fitzwater st., [Phila. Pa.] he will hear of something to his advantage. 313  Pub. Date PERSONALS Sept. 10 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Will Lizzie Shorden, of the Co. Cavan, Ireland, please call at 1229 Race st. [Phila. Pa.] where she will find an old acquaintance. Sept. 11 1867 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted of Bessie Smyth, of Keltycahill [Kiltycahill], Co. Sligo, Ireland, by her cousin, Patrick Killbride, call at 1512 Pearl st. Sep. 19 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mary Rielly, wife of Patrick McLaughlin, [of] Ballina, Co. Mayo, Ireland, who came to this country about 26 or 27 years ago. Any information as to her whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by her sister, Catharine Reilly, at Mr. George Raymond's, S.W. corner Front and Lombard sts. [Phila. Pa.] Sep. 27 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted - To find Richard Evans, who left Cohleen [Cooleen], Cork County, Ireland, thirty odd years ago. If this should meet his eye, her will learn something to his advantage by addressing John W. Lee Lexington, Ky. Sept. 28 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Catharine Reid, of Ballenscreen [sic], Co. Derry, Ireland, will find her sister [not named] at N.W. corner of Thirty-third and Elm sts. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: This is the parish of Ballynascreen] Oct. 1 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Ann Brasel, formerly of Ire¬ land, by her sister, Catharine Hinen, Forty-fourth and Seneca [sts.] West Phila. [Pa.]. Oct. 5 1867 Pg. 3 col. 7 Mary C. Wright will find her widow sister from Canada, [not named] who is anxious to see her at 1016 Melon st. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 12 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Samuel Mulholland or Henry [Mulholland] from the Co. Donegal, Parish of Fawn, Ireland, by Eliza Mulholland, at 242 S. Front st., [Phila. Pa.] [Note: There is no Fawn parish; it is probably the townlands of either Fawans or Fearn] • 314  Pub. Date PERSONALS Oct. 12 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of J. Bryan, Murry Neil, and Dennis [Mcginley], by their cousin from the Co. of Donegal, Parish of Kilmackcraner [Ireland], at 212 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] [signed] Francis McGinley [Note: Correct spelling Kilmacrenan; it is a town as well as a parish][Assume family surname is McGinley] Oct. 18 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Jeffery Cunningham, by his sister Hannah [Cunningham], lately from Ireland, now residing at 1614 N. Thirteenth st. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 22 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Any person knowing the whereabouts of James Gallagher, who married Hannah McBride, of Robertson Fair, Co. Donegal, Ireland, will confer a great favor by address¬ ing his daughter Madge [Gallagher], lately from Ireland at 16 N. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] [Note: There is no town or townland of this name in all of Ireland; there are many Robertstowhs and Robinstowns, but none in Co. Donegal] Oct. 31 1867 Pg. 3 col. 1 Bryan Coleman, who left [town of] Dundalk, Co. Louth, Ireland, about 18 years ago, and now living in Penn¬ sylvania, will please send address to his cousin, Patrick Morgan, 413 E. Nineteenth st., New York. Nov. 2 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Pat Wallace or John Fordde, by a friend who has arrived here from the Parish of Kilrickle [Kilreekill], Co. Galway, [Ireland]. Please call at 1917 Market st. [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 2 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Mary Conners wants information of her aunt, Mrs. Maloy, of the Co. Galway, Parish of Tyna [Tynagh], Ireland. Apply at 9 Marsal's Place, between Spring Garden and Buttonwood sts. [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 4 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Johanna Dean or Patrick Binan, by Patrick Dean, from the Parish of Ballmacurty [sic], Ireland. Call at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: No county was given; it is probably Ballynacourty; this townland occurs in Cos. Cork, Galway, Kerry, Lim¬ erick, Tipperary and Waterford] - 315  Pub. Date Nov. 5 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 PERSONALS Catharine Brown, who arrived in ship ^'Minnesota", from Liverpool, and took charge of Mary Mooney's clothing, will please send her address or the clothing to James McKee, 1325 N. Fourth st., Phila. [Pa.]. Nov. 14 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 See notice Nov. 16 1867 Rose Ann Dugan, your sister Minnie [Dugan] is land¬ ed from Dunfanagh [probably town of Dunfanaghy in in Co. Donegal], Ireland, and is at 126 Bread st., [Phila. Pa.]. Nov. 14 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mary Shaunessey, by her cousin, Honora Ford, from the Parish of Balindary [Ballinderry] Ireland. Call at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: No county given; there are two parishes of this name, one in Co. Antrim and one in Londonderry; there are also townlands of the same name in Galway, Kildare, Meath, Roscommon, Tipperary and Westmeath] Nov. 14 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 To the heirs of John Smith, who married Catharine Owen, England. There will be an important meeting of the above family at the Wetherill House, Sansom st., above Sixth [st. Phila. Pa.] on Saturday, at 2 o'clock, 16th instant. All are requested to be present, [signed] John Foreman. Nov. 15 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 James Brannon, from Co. Cavan, Ireland, will please call at 1229 Race st. [Phila. Pa.] where he will find an old friend [not named]. Nov. 16 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 : See notice Nov. 14 1867 Rose Ann Dugan or Magah Ferry, of Cross Roads [town of] [Co.] Donegal, Ireland, will see their sister [not named] at 126 Bread st., Phila. [Pa.] Nov. 20 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mary Ann Graham, by her brother, Nov. 26 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Nov. 26 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Isaac Graham, from the County Cumberland, Workington, England. Call at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] Wanted - Information of William Divine, who left Lanamore [probably Lenamore], Co. Tyrone, Ireland, thirteen years ago, by his wife [not named], 1138 Morgan st. [Phila. Pa.] F. W. Groening from Dantzic [Danzig; Polish: Gdansk] Kingdom of Prussia, is requested to call for his son, John W. Groening, at 116 Spruce st. [Phila. Pa.] 316  Pub. Date PERSONALS Dec. 2 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Alfred Peace of Toronto, Canada will send his address to P.O. Box 427, Toronto, he will hear of something of interest to himself, or any friend sending his address will oblige. Dec. 14 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of James, Ellen, and Margaret Kemey, of the Parish of Herberstown [Herbertstown], Co. Limerick, Ireland. James and Ellen came to this country about 16 years ago, and Margaret about three years ago. When last heard from was living in this city [Phila. Pa.]. Information of them would be thank¬ fully rec'd by their brother, John Kemey, who late¬ ly landed in this country from Ireland, and is stopp-? ing at 1547 Callowhill st. [Phila. Pa.] Dec. 27 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Patrick Queen, from the Co. of Tyrone, Ireland, by Edward McGuiggan, from the same place. Call at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] Dec. 31 1867 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Jane Short, by her brother, Joseph [Short], who is stopping at 1526 N. Second st. [Phila. Pa.] Jane belongs to the County Fermanagh, Ireland, near Inniskillen [Enniskillen]. 317  Pub. Date Jan. 8 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Jan. 13 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Jan. 15 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Jan. 25 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 PERSONALS Information wanted of Mrs. Johnson, formerly Catharine Hassett, native of Co. Clare, Ireland. Was living in Phila. [Pa.] eight years ago. Infor¬ mation wanted by her mother. Address D.C.S. Ledger Office. Information wanted of Margaret Tompkins, Co. Carlow, [Ireland], aged 50 years, by her son and daughter, [not named] 930 Filbert st. [Phila. Pa.] If James Hargrave, formerly of Brooklyn, [N.Y.] will send his address to Margaret Hanson, Ledger Office, he will confer a favor. Information wanted of John Mulligan, of Swanford, [possibly Swineford in Co. Mayo] Ireland, by his son, James Mulligan. Call at bark "Augustine Kobbe", at Washington Street Wharf. [Phila. Pa.] Jan. 25 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Geo. Gunn, formerly of Stockbridge, Edinburgh, Scotland, by David Buist, 1625 Market st. [Phila.Pa.] Jan. 27 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Any information of G. H. Linn, bricklayer, of Balt¬ imore [Md], will be thankfully rec'd by his son, Charles J. Linn, who has lately arrived in^Phila. [Pa.] at 838 N. Sixteenth st. [Phila. Pa.] Feb. 3 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted - Information respecting William Bower, a Scotchman, by trade a cabinetmaker, who came to this city [Phila. Pa.] from New York, June 19 1860. Anyone having information of him, will be thank¬ fully rewarded by addressing Mrs. Sarah Bright, 29 Hester st., New York. Feb. 5 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted Mary Burnett, sometimes called Mary Cancin or Mary Cantin, a native of the state of Indiana, is requested to call at the residence of Rt. Rev. Bishop Wood, 225 N. Eighteenth at. - [Phila. Pa.] Feb. 19 1868 Pg. 3 col. 6 Information wanted of Margaret Miller or Margaret Mullen, by her brother Adam Miller, from Baliamania [possibly Ballymena] Co. of Antrim, Ireland. Call at 242 S. Front st. Phila. [Pa.] 318  Pub. Date PERSONALS Feb. 25 1868 Pg. 3 col. 4 Information wanted of Alfonsious McAldoon and Mary his wife, maiden name Bradley. Mary came to this country about 20 years ago, in the ship "Superior", from Londonderry [Ireland], Address Ann Bradley, S. W. corner of Seventh and Wharton sts. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 2 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 If the Misses Gorman (daughters of James Gorman), formerly of Bridgeton, Glasgow, Scotland, late in the city, they will oblige by calling on or send¬ ing their address to John Craig, 1430 N. Fifth st. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 18 1868 Pg. 3 col. 6 Information wanted of John Ryan or any of his family. John Ryan has two children, Ellen and John, and is from the City of Limerick. Any of the family that will call at the N. E. corner, Broad and Ellsworth sts., will hear of something to their advantage. Mar. 24 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Henry Wait, of Montreal [Canada] will hear from his brother George Wait, by calling at Orleans House, 521 Chestnut st. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 26 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John and Hugh Shaaran, of Londonderry [Ireland], by his cousin [not named]. Address S.N.E. Ledger Office. Mar. 27 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Henry Bacon and Samuel Lyons, from the Parish of Dumbo [Dunboe], Co. of Derry, Ireland, by a sister Hester Bacon, from the same place. Call at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 2 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 James Cruise, lately of Dublin, Ireland, will hear of his sisters [not named] by inquiring at 521 S. Sixth st. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 7 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Honor White, who left Limerick, Ireland about a year ago, will send to Mrs. Ferguson, Forty-third and Haverford sts. [Phila. Pa.] for a letter. Apr. 13 1868 Pg. 3 col. 3 Information wanted of Catharine Glennon, by her dau¬ ghter Margaret and son Michael, from the Parish of Ballyfine [Ballyfin], Queens Co., Ireland. Call at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] 319  Pub. Date PERSONALS Apr. 14 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Frederick Bows, from St. Ellins, Lancashire, England, and his wife, Mary Meara, from Castle st., Nanagh [Nenagh], Co. Tipperary, Ireland, by her sister, Margaret [Meara] and [her] husband Michael Beahan, at 4311 English Row, Manayunk, near Phila. Pa. Apr. 17 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Bridget O’Leary, wife of Michael Bergen, by her mother, Mrs. O'Leary, 26 Amity st., Brooklyn [N.Y.]. Apr. 21 1868 Pg. 3 col. 7 Personal - Information wanted of George Armstrong, of Co. Antrim, Ireland; when last heard of was in Mercer Co., Indiana. John Russell, 1127 Ellsworth st., Phila. [Pa.] Apr. 25 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Apr. 27 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Bridget Kane and Anne Kane from the Co. Tyrone, [Ire¬ land], arrived in the "Austrian", from Derry [Ireland] on April 23d , want information of their sister, Catharine Kane, living somewhere on Arch st. [Phila. Pa.].• Inquire at Catholic Home, 1720 Race st., Phila. Henry K. Aitken, for many years in the U. S. Naval ser¬ vice, is lying dangerously ill at 644 Seventh Street East, between L and M, South Washington D.C. and desires his relatives in Phila. [Pa.] to visit him immediately. - May 2 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Patrick Lochery, a native of Ruskey [Roosky], Parish of Raphoe, Co. Donegal, Ire¬ land. Any information concerning him will be thankfully rec'd by his brother, James Lochery, Oroville, Butte Co., California. May 6 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Daniel Jarwood, carpet weaver, formerly of Macklesfield, England. Any information concerning him will be thankfully rec'd by son Edwin Jarwood, 525 Cresson st. [Phila. Pa.] May 9 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 13 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 May Information wanted - of Mary Goodman, by her sister [not named], lately arrived from Ireland. Call [at] Eighth and Shippen sts. [Phila. Pa.] - Information wanted of Terrence Woods, blacksmith, formerly of Castleblayney, Co. Monaghan, Ireland. Any information of him will be thankfully rec'd by his friend, John Trainor, of 1543 Ridge ave. [Phila. Pa.] 320  Pub. Date PERSONALS May 14 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted - Information of Gustav A. Anderson, ship carpenter, who left New York on Monday morning, April 27th for Phila. [Pa.]. Any person knowing of his whereabouts, will confer a favor by sending his address to J. M. Timper, care of Ames & Co., 6 College Place, New York. May 19 1868 Pg. 1 col. 2 Information wanted of Robert Graham, of Crockadreen, Co. Fermanagh, Ireland, by his sister [not named]. Call at Ledger Office. June 5 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Drowned May 28th Hiram H. Hull Any of [his] relatives can get information by addressing George W. Horner, Rowlandsville, Cecil Co., Md. June 6 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of James Donahue, he came to this country, in 1860, from the Parish of Lisson [Lissan], Co. Tyrone, Ireland; when last heard of was working in one of the Fairmount Iron Works, Phila. Any information of his whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by his brother, John Donohue, Pottstown, Pa., or John McNally, Springfield, Chester Co., Pa. June 9 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Sarah McConnell, by her sister Fannie McConnell, from Co. Donegall [Donegal], Parish [of] Tallaha Bigley [probably Tullaghobegly], Ire¬ land. Call at 242 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] June 20 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of John Langin, from Co. Donegal, Ireland, by his sister, Sarah Langin, S. E. corner Twelfth and Fitzwater sts. [Phila. Pa.] June 27 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of William and Ann Morgan, of Co. Mayo, Ireland, by their brother Thomas Morgan. Last heard of was at Fall River, Mass. Information of their whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by add¬ ressing Thomas Morgan, Ledger Office. July 4 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of William McMahon, lithographer bom in Manchester, England, by his father, Jas. McMahon; and any information will be thankfully rec'd and a reward will be given, at 1207 Locust st. [Phila 1 - - - Pa.] 321  Pub. Date PERSONALS July 4 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted - of Nancy McNanney, from the Co. Monaghan, near Castle Blanney [Castleblayney], Ireland, by her sister Mary McNanney. Call at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] July 6 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John Newel, who emigrated from Birmingham, England, two years ago. His address will be thankfully rec'd by James Spelman, 925 S. Eleventh st., Phila. [Pa.] July 9 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 Any information of J. Brian, Mary Brian, Bridget Brian and Margaret Brian, from Ardfinnan, Co. Tipper¬ ary, Ireland, will be thankfully rec'd by Tim. Mahar, 305 N. Fifteenth st. [Phila. Pa.] July 11 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Rose Callahan, by her sister, Bridget Callahan, from the Co. Cavan, Ireland. Inquire at 116 Spruce st. [Phila. Pa.] July 14 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 William J. Tassie - If Mr. William J. Tassie, who married Miss Burgoyne at Dublin [Ireland] in the year 1859 and who subsequently emigrated to America and resided in New York from 1861 to 1864, and is believed to haev entered the United States Navy in July of 1864, will apply to Messrs. Deane & Chubb, 14 South Square, Gray's Inn, London [England], he will hear of something to his advantage. July 14 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 - Information wanted of Edward Doughney, from the Co. Kilkenny, Ireland, by his nephew, Ambrose Sherman, from the town of Kilkenny. Call at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] July 21 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John Lack, and his wife Jane Lack, formerly Charlton, from the Parish of Falkingham, Lincolnshire, England, by her brother, William Charlton. Call at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] July 23 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Chas., Bridget, and Mary Hore, formerly of Durainy [sic], Roscommon Co., Ireland, [signed] John Hore, 124 Spruce st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: Cannot find this town or townland; might be Driney, Derrane or Derreen] 322  Pub. Date July 30 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS - Personal Gottlieb Horsh desires to know the where¬ abouts of Charles Roedel, formerly of Horesheim, 0. A. Heilbronn, Kingdom of Wurtemburg. Any informa¬ tion of him will be thankfully rec'd at 332 Poplar st. [Phila. Pa.] July 31 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 If this notice should meet the eye of James Johnson, a machinist, from Richmond, Va., he will find his wife and child, at the International Hotel, Second st., below Spruce [st., Phila. Pa.] Aug. 1 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 ML. McCarthy of Crusna [sic], Ireland, or children, send your address to P. K., a relation, 120 Dock st. Phila. [Pa.] [Note: Can't find in the townland or par¬ ish index; there is the townland of Crossna in Co. Roscommon] Aug. 3 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of James Laurence, aged about 25 years, height 5 feet 7 inches, light complexion, a native of Yorkshire, England, last seen in Phila. [Pa.] about 13th of August 1867. Any information regarding his whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by addressing William Eastwood, 179 Varick st., New York. Aug. 13 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 William and Henry Patterson, who left Hazlewood, near Sligo, [Co. Sligo] Ireland about 1853, can see their brother James [Patterson] by inquiring of George Raphael & Co., 109 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 15 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of John Gill, who is reported to have been drowned from a boat, containing four persons, in the Delaware River, about six weeks ago, by his distressed mother and brother. Address Michael Gill, Suthington, Connecticut. Sep. 1 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 Any information concerning Mary Morgan, aged 16 years, registered as Annie Morgan, who arrived in New York from Ireland, on steamship "Minnesota", August 23, 1868, and has not been heard from since, will be thank¬ fully rec'd by her uncle, Michael Weldon, Phoenixville, Pa. Sep. 10 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Mr. Macmullen, that resides near Fairmount Water Works, will call at 629 S. Front st., he will hear of some important information of his brother [not named], a native of Scotland, who is now at California. 323  Pub. Date PERSONALS Sep. 17 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mrs. Catharine E. Young, widow of Joseph Young, formerly of the Philada. W. and Baltimore Railroad, and Mary C. Young, daughter of James Z. Young, formerly of Baltimore, [Md.]. Infor¬ mation will be thankfully rec'd by William Henry, Led¬ ger Office. Sep. 19 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Any person knowing the address of William Livesey, late of Clitheroe, Lancashire, England, grocer, will please communicate with John Wallbank, 242 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] who will reward them. Sep. 19 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of the heirs of Mrs. Annie Young, or Teusant (her first husband), formerly of Illinois. She had two daughters one married a Mr. Bartling, and the other a Mr. Anderson. Particular information is wanted of Mrs. Anderson or her descendents. Address "Information", Evening Herald Office. - - Sep. 22 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 Franklin Yeaeger, formerly of Jackson, Miss., please call at N. W. comer of Front and Dock sts.[Phila. Pa.] friend wishes to see you. [signed] J.G.S. Sep. 24 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 If this meets the eye of James Johnson, carpenter, from London, England, please call on James M. Rickard, 1005 S. Twentieth st. [Phila. Pa.] Sep. 30 1868 Pg. 1 col. 2 A lost brother Thomas Dolin, Killetter [Killeter], Parish of Termonamongan, Co. of Tyrone, Ireland, would be glad to know if his brother Mick Dolin, of Killetter, [Killeter] who emigrated to America nineteen years ago, be dead or alive. The last account of him was from a friend, who stated, that of his recovering from fever and ague, caught in Cincinnati, he left said place eight years ago, intending to come to Pittsburg [Pa.]. He thinks he was killed in the war. He was about 35 years of age, of dark complexion, and 5 feet 10 inches in height. Should this communication reach Mick Dolin, his brother Thomas hopes he will write immediately, or if any other person would give any account of him since that time, by writing to his brother Thomas, he will feel gratefully obliged. NB. Should the above be copied by the different newspapers, it would [be] accepted as a favor, as he intends applying the Letters of Adminis¬ tration of a will made by said M. Dolin. - 324  Pub. Date PERSONALS Oct. 1 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Mrs. Austin or Mrs. Wilson of Syracuse, N.Y., sisters of Wm. B. Malcolm, who died on 30th ult. at 703 Walnut st., Phila. [Pa.] will call or address H. Ormsby, 908 N. Eighth st., it will be to their advan¬ tage. Oct. 5 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Thomas, Jno., and Michael Keoghan, from the Co. Watterford [Waterford], Ireland, by their brother, Martin Keoghan, at 242 S. Front st., [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 8 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of George Leightbecker, or is also known by the name of Charles Parker, formerly of Baltimore [Md.]. Information will be thankfully rec'd by Mary Parker, Ledger Office. Oct. 16 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Mr. Juan Ricardo Gonzales, lately arrived from Havana [Cuba] in the steamship "Granada", will call on R. Palanca, 107 Pearl st., N. Y., he will hear some¬ thing to his advantage. Oct. 23 1868 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John Ryan, of the City of Limer¬ ick, Bohorbne [probably Boherene], Ireland. When last heard from three years ago, was living in Bedford st., Phila. [Pa.]. Any information will be thankfully rec'd by his cousin, Thomas Ryan, 12 Addison st., Baltimore, Md. * - Nov. 4 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Notice Information wanted of a lady by the name of Mrs. Ellen Ferris, was born in Porta Down [Co. Armagh], Ireland; her former name before marriage was Ellen Ruddell. Please leave any information at Thomas Wil¬ son's, 1537 N. Twelfth st., Phila. [Pa.] Nov. 4 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Personal There will be a meeting of the Albertson family, at the Wetherill House, Sansom st. above Sixth [st.] on Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Important concerning an estate in Holland. Nov. 5 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Michael Langing, from Rimbam [Rinbaun], Co. Sligo, Ireland. Direct to Martin McCarrick, care of, Patrick Malady, 1270 Richmond st. - - [Phila. Pa.] 325  Pub. Date PERSONALS Nov. 11 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 William Shaw, who came to America last Spring from Accrington, England, may hear of something to his ad¬ vantage by sending his address to Box 1715 Post-Office, Phila. [Pa.] Nov. 14 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Harrison Piercy Information wanted of the where¬ abouts of Harrison Piercy, formerly of Phila. [Pa.], by his father, whose business requires his immediate attention. Said information will be thankfully rec'd and rewarded by addressing William Piercy, Moorsville, Lee Co., Miss. Nov. 17 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Charles Denner, formerly of [signed] Robert Palethorp, attorney-at-law, 603 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 23 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 $100 reward Samuel N. Osborn, alias Samuel Newman, has been missing from Ashland House, Arch st., since Nov. 11th 1868; 25 years old, medium height, slender figure, dark hair and eyes, mustache and whiskers same color, very thin and small growth; cheeks flush rapidly when excited, said to be a native of London [England]. The above reward will be paid for any in¬ formation which will locate Osborn in the United States. Address Benj. Franklin, High Constable, Mayor's Office, Phila. [Pa.] Nov. 23 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Louis Miller, an Italian, would like to know whether his uncle Malay Miller or any of his relatives are in Philadelphia. Apply at Ledger Office. Nov. 25 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Ann and Matilda Maguire, by their, sister Mary [Maguire], who arrived in the steamship "Columbia" from Glasgow [Scotland]. Apply at 2113 Sansom st.[Phila. Pa.] Nov. 30 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted Information of Patrick Cooney or Bridget Cooney, who left Kildoney, Co. Donegall [Donegal], Ireland, about 20 years ago, by Edward McAndrew, 710 Front st., north of Market [st.Phila. Pa.] [Note: There is a Kildoney Glebe townland in Donegal] Dec. 3 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 John Gledhill, who formerly worked in Lowell, Mass., will hear of something to his advantage by calling at N. W. corner Twenty-second and Hamilton sts. - Halifax, - - [Phila. Pa.] 326  Pub. Date PERSONALS Dec. 4 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Mr. Syker of Durberry, Yorkshire, England, is requested to call on or address Mr. W. C. Abbe, 215 Church st. [Phila. Pa.] Dec. 11 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted - of Patrick Leary, son of James [Leary] who emigrated from Quay Bantry, Co. Cork, Ireland, 14 years ago; resided in New York two years ago. He will hear of something to his interest, by writing to Michael Coggin, 17 Hamilton st., Boston [Mass.], Dec. 14 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of James Keating, aged 24 years, recently from Chicago, Ill. His brother, Edward [Keating] died in Chicago [Ill.] on 27th ult. The settlement of his affairs requires the presence of James Keating. Address Patrick Keating, 180 W. Van Buren st., Chicago, Ill. Dec. 15 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Personal - Drowned in Dubuque, Iowa, on the night of Oct. 13 1868, George Nixon, late of Holmesburg, Phila¬ delphia, Pa. His friends can obtain further informa¬ tion by applying to W. W. Love, 1209 S. Ninth st., Phila. Pa. Dec. 18 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Dec. 25 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 If William F. Shore of Birmingham, England, who left New York about the year 1854 for Philadelphia, will communicate with the undersigned, he will hear of something to his advantage, or if deceased, any infor¬ mation regarding him will be thankfully rec'd. [signed] Wm. H. Westervelt & Co., 93 Pearl st., New York City. John and Henry McCulloch, natives of Newton-Ards, [Newtown Ards town], [Co. Down], Ireland, will gratify their cousin Alex. McCulloch by writing to him at 28 Steel st., Glasgow, Scotland. Dec. 28 1868 Pg. 4 col. 3 - Personal Information of Julius Weikel and Peter Rolind, from Romagen, Germany. Address P. H., Highbey's Hotel, Roxborough, [Phila.] Pa. 327  Pub. Date Dec. 28 1868 Pg. 4 col. 3 PERSONALS Ellen Sweeney, by calling at 410 Callowhill st., [Phila. Pa.] you will see your brother John [Sweeney] from Ohio. Dec. 29 1868 Pg. 3 col. 2 Ann Eliza and John Lanabaugh, of Germantown road, are requested to call at the Post Office immediately for their letters from their sister, Mary D. [Lanabaugh], who has arrived from England, [signed] F. Drake. 328  Pub. Date PERSONALS Jan. 1 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Michael and John McCaffrey, of Liscarry, in the Parish of Drunraugh [Drumragh], in the Co. of Tyrone, Ireland, by their cousin, John Lynch, Western Hotel, between Thirteenth and Broad sts. [Phila. Pa.] until January 4th. [Note: There is a townland of Liscurry in Co. Tyrone but it is in the Parish of Leckpatrick] Jan. 2 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted George Washington Sinclair, Mary Ann Sinclair, Susan Sinclair, who went to Phila. [Pa.] some fourteen years back, to communicate with their sister, Catha¬ rine Sinclair, 9 Court, Rachel st., Great Horner st., Liverpool, England. Jan. 7 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of John Ryan or any of his family. John Ryan has two children, Ellen and John, is from the City of Limerick [Ireland], same party that called on John Hickie, at Broad and Ellsworth sts. [Phila. Pa.] last spring. Call at British Consulate, 419 Wal¬ nut st. from 10 till 2, or on Mrs. Frewen, at 1227 Mt. Vernon St. [Phila. Pa.] Jan. 12 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of a young man named Joseph Jobin, shoemaker by trade, who left his home in Montreal, Canada, about nine years ago, for North Adams, Mass., or Phila. Pa. Nothing has ever been heard of him since. Any information with regard to him will be thankfully rec’d by addressing a letter to the Tribune Office, Chicago, Ill., to his mother, Margaret Marcotte, widow of John Jobin. Jan. 20 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Edward McLoon, from Ireland, wanted to be heard from, by his sister, Margaret Noon. Address letters: Trenton, N. J. Post Office No. 629. Jan. 21 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 [Ireland] your brother Patrick [Newell] from England, - Catharine and Honora Newell from Headford, Co. Galway, has arrived, 525 S. Front st.,Phila. Pa. Jan. 25 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 - The address of John Edmonds, marble and letter cutter, who left England seventeen years ago. Any one will be handsomly rewarded by sending his address to Charles Edmonds, stone mason, Cabinet Post Office, Montgomery County, Pa. Wanted 329  Pub. Date Feb. 6 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 PERSONALS Information wanted of Ann Smith, lately from Belleshoney [sic], Ireland, by Mrs. Gartland, 138 South st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: No county was given; also there is no town or townland of this name in all of Ireland] Feb. 10 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Susette Braillard, nee Regamey, or any one having knowledge of her, is requested to call on Swiss Consul¬ ate, S.W. corner of Fourth and Wood sts. [Phila. Pa.] Feb. 13 1869 Information wanted of Andrew Beatty, of Bedford town¬ ship, Meigs Co., Ohio. Sandy hair and whiskers, blue eyes, height 5 feet 11 inches. Supposed to be quite destitute. Any one knowing of his whereabouts, will be liberally rewarded by leaving word with C. Cooper, Pg. 3 col. 2 - Mayor's Office. Mar. 3 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Thomas Young, a disabled soldier, who lost both legs in our late war at Hatcher's Run (born Manchester, England), is requested to call at 1500 Pine st. [Phila. Pa.] - Information of James Woodcock, a native of Glosop, England, who emigrated to this country in 1864. A letter addressed to Job Woodcock, Media, Pa. will result to his advantage. Mar. 6 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted Mar. 9 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mr. James Simson, late of Shawclough, Lancashire, England. Apply to Richard T. Bently, of 104 Federal st. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 10 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Mrs. John Smith of Donamini [sic-no county given] Ireland, will address Daniel Cannon, 1724;Addison st., [Phila. Pa.] she will hear of something greatly to her advantage, in reference to her nephew [not named] in Melbourne, Australia,. Mar. 13 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Notice Gustav Lebrech Burow, from Dranburg Kreis, Sautrig Regierungsbezirk, Altstettin Pommem, aged 26 years, is wanted to call personally at 430 Federal st., by Mrs. Burk. He will receive news about his mother [not named], who is sick. - 330  Pub. Date PERSONALS - Mar. 18 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of John Kelly, native of the City of Limerick, Ireland, late Sergeant, 1st Bat. 16th Regt. Foot, British Army, discharged October 14th 1866, while stationed in Upper Canada, and is supposed to have gone to the United States. Any in¬ formation of him will be thankfully rec'd by his sister, Mrs. Mary Ann Marksman (late Miss Mary Ann Kelly), 114 Long Millgate, Manchester, England, or by M. O'Brien, 122 Mdnroe st., New York. Mar. 24 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Any information of George Forbes, marble cutter, or his wife, Sarah Forbes, who came to this city [Phila. Pa.] from England, about twenty-two years ago, will be thankfully rec'd by his nephew [not named]. Add¬ ress J. B. C., Ledger Office. Apr. 9 1869 Pg. 4 col. 6 Information wanted of Mary McLaughlin, daughter of Ellen McLaughlin, of Donegal Co., Ireland. Left Glas¬ gow [Scotland] 10 years ago for Phila. [Pa.]. When last heard from was in Phila. [Pa.]. Can see a friend at 885 N. Eighth st. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 14 1869 Pg. 3 col. 7 Joseph Hibbert, formerly of Derbyshire, England, will call at Win. Dean's Eating Stand, S.E. corner Fifteenth and Market sts., Phila. Pa. Apr. 14 1869 Pg. 3 col. 7 Marion S. McKenzie, Newport, Ky., will receive import¬ ant information by addressing "Mina",'at Ledger Office stating where an interview may be had. Apr. 23 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Henry Clunan, just arrived from Owenmore [Oranmore], Co. Galway, Ireland, wants to find his sister Bridget Clunan. Robert Taylor & Co., 149 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 23 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted =- Any person knowing?the .whereet abouts of Mrs. Ann Falkhill, will please communicate with her sister, Elizabeth Trapp, 827 West Thirty¬ fifth st., New York. Apr. 24 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of the whereabouts or address of William Henry Aron, formerly of Richmond, Va., sup¬ posed to be living in Phila. [Pa.] at this time. Address J. S. Heslep, Richmond, Va. 331  Pub. Date PERSONALS Apr. 3Q 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Daniel Doran, by his sisterTinlaw, Bridget Doan [? Doran], from the Parish of Talabigley [Tullaghobegly], Co. Donegal, Ireland. Call at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] May 10 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of John or Jas. Tobin, by Philip Sullivan, from the Parish of Bantra [town of Bantry], Co. Cork, Ireland, at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] May 11 1869 Pg; 3 col. 1 See itotice May 15 1869 Information wanted of Mary Callaghan, by her sister Winefred [Callaghan], from Co. Roscommon, Ireland, at 3518 Aspen st., West Philadelphia. [Pa.] May 12 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary Jane Neely, by her brother, Matthew Neely, from the Co. Donegal, Ireland, at the S. W. comer of Carpenter and Stocker sts., Phila. Pa. May 13 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John Noleen, lad about 14 years old, who arrived May 3^ in New York, in the steamer "Minnesota", from Co. Galway, Ireland, by his sister, Honora Noleen, at 735 S. Ninth st. [Phila. Pa.]. He left New York May 6th, for Philadelphia. May 13 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of the relatives of Mrs. Jane Fitzgerald, formerly Miss Jane Cassaday, of Ireland. Address 1506 Spruce st., Phila. Pa. May 15 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 See notice May 11 1869 Information wanted of Winnifred Callaghan, a native of the Co. Roscommon, Ireland, who landed here on the 6th. Any information will be thankfully rec'd by her sister Mary Callaghan, at 613 S. Fourth st. [Phila. Pa.] May 17 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Elijah and Alice Mount, when last heard from were living in the service of Dr. Barton, on Chestnut st. [Phila. Pa.]. Information will be thankfully rec'd by Thomas A. Porter, Mare Island, Vallejo, Calif. May 19 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Robert Roach of Quebec, Canada, desires to hear from his son, William Roach. Address 14 N. Seventh st., [Phila. Pa.] 332  PERSONALS Pub. Date May 24 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Any information of Mary Furly, duaghter of Lawrence Furly, of Co. Caven [Cavan], Ireland (when last heard from was in Utica [N.Y.]), will be thankfully rec'd by her sister, Elizabeth Furly. Address Tacony PostOffice, Phila. Pa. May 24 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of William Mbnigal and Margaret and Diana Dougherty, by their brother, Barney Dougherty, from the Co. Donegal, Parish of Moreland, Ireland. Call at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: No parish, town or townland of this name in Co. Donegal; closest I could come is Murlough and Murren, both townlands i there is a Moorland in Co. Louth] _ May 24 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted information concerning the whereabouts of Harry Wood, son of the late actor Wood, of this city [Phila. Pa.] and for the last eighteen months resided in New Orleans, La., which city he left about two months ago for Phila. [Pa.]i Address G.B.M., Ledger Office and oblige a relative. May 24 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Thomas Brady, William Brady, John Brady, Owen Brady, Mary Brady, Catharine Brady, of Co. Galway, Ireland, by their brother, Peter Brady, of 3101 Market st. [Phila. Pa.]. May 26 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Hugh Bredley and Barney Hamill, of Legene [Legane], Co. Tyrone, Ireland, [signed] Maggie Dunis, Seventeenth and Callowhill sts. [Phila. Pa.] June 3 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Maria or Susan Barry, of Co. Kilkenny, Ireland, reside in this city, please address or call on Miss Annie Faulkner, White Horse Hotel, 1016 Market st., Phila. [Pa.] June 5 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Mary Coilgin, of Fintona, Tyrone Co., Ireland, will hear of her sister, Ann [Coilgin] by calling at 1727 Sansom st., Phila [Pa.] June 7 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Official Department of State, Washington, June 4th 1869. Information has been received at this depart¬ ment from Geo. F. Seward, the Consul General, of the U. States, at Shanghai, of the death on the 8th of March last, at Shanghai, of Lydia Wallace Rennell, of Phila. Pa. The legal representatives can obtain fur¬ ther information by addressing this Department. - 333  Pub. Date PERSONALS June 9 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary Toner, by her brother Michael Toner, lately arrived, from Omagh, [County] Tyrone, Ireland, will be thankfully rec'd at 1719 [?] N. Second st. [Phila. Pa.] June 9 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of Hugh Simpson, by his sister, who has just arrived from Ireland. Address Sarah Simpson, 1414 Arch st. [Phila. Pa.] June 10 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John and Ann Maguire, also Richard Ball, by their brother, Francis Maguire, from Balbriggen [town of Balbriggan], Co. Dublin, Ireland. Inquire at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] June 10 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Lawrence Halpin, from the Parish of Lobenstow, Co. Meath, [Ireland] by his bro¬ ther and sister, Thomas and Alice Halpin, at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] June 17 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 If this should meet the eye of Mr. Hillier, formerly at Messrs. Coleman's, carman, of London, England, and who in the year 1866 was in Phila. [Pa.], his sister at Highbury, England, will be most thankful to hear from him. June 18 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mary Welsh, from Carrick [sic], Co. Waterford, Ire¬ land, passage paid by C. P. Williams, wishes to find her sister, Catharine Welsh. Apply to Robert Taylor & Co. 140 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: There are many towns and townlands named Carrick in Ireland, but none are in Co. Waterford; there is a townland named Carrickbeg however] June 19 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Odille Potdvin, from Montreal, Canada, wishes to find her sister, Olympe Potdvin. Apply to Mrs. Landouzi, 252 S. Sixth st. [Phila. Pa.] June 22 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mary Ann Gavin, from Fintona, Co. Tyrone, Ireland, arrived per steamer "Europa" from Londonderry [Ire¬ land] is requested to call at 743 S. Fifth st., Phila. Pa. [signed] John Donaghy - - - 334  Pub. Date PERSONALS June 22 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 The undersigned having just returned from Califor¬ nia, after an absence of 12 years, desires informa¬ tion relative to the whereabouts of his father, Thomas Smith, Sr.; also, his sisters and brother, Katie, Mary and Jas. Smith. Should this meet their notice, or that of any one knowing their where¬ abouts, they will confer a favor by calling or add¬ ressing, Thomas Smith, Jr., Bull's Head Hotel, Market st. [Phila. Pa.] June 25 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information is requested of the whereabouts of Charles Clavens, a native of Baden, Germany; last heard from was in Lancaster, Pa.; and also of Joseph Kirh, of the same place. Address Michael Fidder, Co, E, 11th U. S. Infantry. June 28 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted Information of William Bone, supposed to be living in Phila. or Rockdale; is from the Co. of Armagh, about 3 miles from the town of Tandragee [Tanderagee], north part of Ireland. Any person giv¬ en information of his whereabouts will be liberally rewarded. Address your letter to Wm. Moore, 357 W. Fifth st., Cincinnati, Ohio. July 1 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Patrick Marion, from Co. Mono¬ han [Monaghan], Ireland, by his brother, Owen Marion, from California, at 112 S. Second st., Phila. [Pa.] - > July 3 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Ann Gallagher, from Co. Donegal, Ireland, who arrived in the "Cambria" on Monday night, June 28th, by her sister, Mary Gallagher, 2 Courtland Place, New Market st., above Vine [st., Phila. Pa.] July 3 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mary and Alice Gallagher, by their sister Ann, Parish of Tollaldgley [probably Tullaghobegly], Co. Donegal, Ireland. She is at 308 N. Seventeenth st.[Phila. Pa.] July 8 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mary McConnel, that came in the ship "Stadicona", from Derry, [Ireland] will call at John McGinley's, 102 Pine st. [Phila. Pa.] July 8 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Robert Harris (colored) who came to this city from St. Louis, Mo., some fifteen or eighteen years ago, will call on the subscriber, he may hear of something to his advantage. If not living, any of his heirs, [signed] Edwin Hall, 19 Strawberry st. [Phila. Pa.] 335  Pub. Date PERSONALS July 9 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of a young boy named James Jones. When last heard from, he was in Chicago [Ill.]. [signed] Annie Hanley, 538 N. Tenth st. [Phila. Pa.] July 13 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of William Dillon, from Co. Wexford, Ireland, by his sister, Eliza Dillon, 1921 Camac st. [Phila. Pa.] July 19 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Margaret More, who came to Phila.[Pa.] about 22 or 23 years ago. When last heard from was living in St. Joseph's avenue, Phila.[Pa.]. Any information concerning her would be thankfully rec'd by her sister, Matilda Gilmore, from Tyrone Co., Ireland, at present residing at Illinois Grove, Marshall Co., Iowa. July 20 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 John Evans, your sister-in-law, Anna Doyle, has lately arrived from Ireland, would like to see you. Call at 2046 Callowhill st. [Phila. Pa.] July 26 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Charles Williams, recently from England, per steam¬ ship, "China", will find John Walker at 432 Carpenter st. [Phila. Pa.] July 27 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 $5 reward for any information of Eliza Cambell or July 29 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Nicholas Wade Clark, who left Bristol, England, with his father, when about seven years old. His father, James Clark, was a currier by trade, and died in Phila. [Pa.] about eighteen years ago. The son then went to New York, to his uncle, and left there and has not been heard from since. Any in¬ formation of him will be thankfully rec'd by his mother, brother and sister [not named]. Direct [to] C. Clark, Howe's Sewing Machine Co., Bridgeport, Conn. Aug. 11 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 John Campbell (Phila.) aged 15, was taken away from Phila. [Pa.] by Mr. Striclin, to work on a railroad in Minnesota. Any tidings of him will be thankfully rec'd by his mother, at 616 Hallowell st. [Phila. Pa.] [signed] Sarah Campbell Bridget Cambell, formerly of Co. Monaghan, Ireland. Call or address 744 Swanson st., Phila. [Pa.] 336  PERSONALS Pub. Date - Aug. 11 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of a young lady by the name of Margaret Jaffray, from Wales. Address M. Martin, 1622 Shippen st. [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 28 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Notice - James Halton, of Carrickmacross, Co. Monaghan, Ireland, when last heard of was at the Farmer's Hotel, 346 N. Third st. [Phila.Pa.] Any information will be gladly rec'd by his cousin, Mary McKenna, 1507 Frankford road, Kensington, Phila.[Pa.] Aug. 30 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary and Catharine Mullin, from Mullislynn [Mullaghslin Glebe], Ireland, by their brother, Patrick Mullin, supposed to be in Phila. [Pa.]. Apply 107 S. Twenty-fourth st., - [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 30 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Aug. 30 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information will be thankfully rec'd of the address in Phila. [Pa.] of Peter Boyle and Mary Boyle, from Ballanaleck [Ballynaleck], Co. Armagh, Ireland, by their sister, Bridget [Boyle], now in New York. Add¬ ress P. M. Masterson, 113 Avenue B, New York City. Wanted - Information of the children of Doctor Lowber (colored doctor), who died in Phila. [Pa.] about 1863. Address J. C. Lawton, 18 Gurley st., Chicago, Ill. Aug. 31 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted as to the whereabouts of Matthew Wells, an Englishman, about 30 years old, who came to this country from Cheshire [England], about one year ago. Any information concerning him will be thankfully rec'd by his sister, Margaret Wells, Laurel Run Post-Office, Luzerne Co., Pa. Sept. 2 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of Barney Ferry, by his cousin, lately arrived from Dundee, Scotland, [signed] Patrick Cox at 2206 Hamilton st. [Phila. Pa.] Sept. 2 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Catharine McNally, who arrived from the Co. Longford, [Ireland] on the "City of Paris", on the 31st ult., can be had at 842 Swanson st. [Phila. Pa.] Sept. 10 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 $5 reward - Any information given of Michael Kennedy, from Kings Co., Ireland, will be thankfully rec'd by his cousin, Geo. Kehoe, Haddington, West Philadelphia. He has been missing since Thursday the 2d inst. - 337  Pub. Date PERSONALS Sept. 21 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Will Mrs. Sarah Jane Velsor, daughter of Ralph L. Phelps, who died in New York, and granddaughter of Daniel Phelps, who died in Hebron, address Henry A. Phelps, room 41, Hungerford and Corner Block, Hartford, Conn. Sept. 21 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Herbert Thomas, a mason by trade, who emigrated about 34 years ago, a native of Carbon, Monmouthshire, England. Last heard from in Minersville, Pa. Any information of him or his sons will be thankfully rec'd by Wyndham Thomas, Brewster Sta., Putnam Co., N. J. Sept. 15 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary Ann Kilpatrick, formerly Kelly, from Co. Derry, Ireland, who came to this country about 12 years ago, by her brother, James Kelly, 130 Liberty st., New York. Sept. 21 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Julia Fahy (maiden name Julia Coleman), native of Ire¬ land, Co. Cork, who emigrated to this country about twenty years ago. When last heard from was in New Or¬ leans [La.]. Any tidings of her will be thankfully rec'd by her son, Dennis Fahy, 642 Callowhill st., Phila. Pa. Sept. 22 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Sarah Fletcher of Burnley, Lancastershire, England, will address 2031 Carlton st., Phila. [Pa.] it will be a great advantage to her. Sept. 24 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mary Ann Simpson, whose maiden name was Smith, and former wife of William Simpson, stone mason, will hear of something to her advantage by addressing A. Goodrich 126 Dearborn st., Chicago, Ill. Sept. 24 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information is wanted concerning the whereabouts of Ann Carroll, who married Patrick Collins, formerly of Brooklyn, N. Y. Address Michael Carroll, West Chesh¬ ire, Connecticut. Sept. 27 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information is wanted of William Long, house carpen¬ ter, sons or daughter, Samuel, John, Ruben, William, Henry and Emma [Long], by his daughter, Mary Long, now Mrs. Mary Nock. Address Mrs. Mary Nock, Savannah Post-Office, Georgia 338  Pub. Date PERSONALS Sept. 29 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Uriah B. Thomas, who went to California in 1850; he was a house carpenter; he was slender and middling tall, dark hair, and eyes. If any of those men can give any information of him, that have come from California, it will be thank¬ fully rec'd, by his sister, [signed] Mrs. A. B. Baker, 116 Beck's Place, Phila. [Pa.] Sept. 29 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. Anna Maria Kahl, formerly Van Briessen, bom Stuivenberg, natif from Amsterdam, in Holland, and who leaves that country in the summer of 1855 for Pittsburg [Pa.], in the State of Pennsylvania, is prayed for to send her address in the quickest delay [sic] to the communal counsel of Gernsbach, in the Grand Duchy of Baden, with the allowance her son Anton Van Briessen could [be] married there. Oct. 1 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal If Mary McNarrey, lately arrived from Garraugh [no county given], Ireland, will call at 125 N. Tenth st. [Phila.Pa.], she will hear some¬ thing to her advantage. [Note: There is a townland of Garragh in Queens Co. and townlands of Garra in Co. Galway and Wexford] Oct. 1 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of Henry McCartney, a native of Co. Derry, Ireland. Is 5 feet 8 high, blue eyes, light hair, 38 years of age, by occupation laborer, by his wife [not named], 220 Columbia st. [Phila. Pa.] - - > Oct. 12 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 - Wanted Information of Andrew Sweeney of Co. Donegal, Ireland; came to this country in 1865; last heard was in Allentown, [Pa.]. Any information would be thank¬ fully rec'd by his sister, Mary Sweeney, 1223 Arch st., [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 12 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of the whereabouts of John Thompson an old man, a native of Scotland, lately arrived in this country, by his friend, David Wylie, Seventyfirst st. and Darby Road, Kingsessing [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 21 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Bridget and Henry Dougherty, from Co. Derry, Ireland, can see their sister, Nancy [Dougherty], at 152 Dock st. [Phila. Pa.], who arrived on the ship "Columbia". 339  Pub. Date Oct. 25 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 PERSONALS Department of State, Washington, October 23d 1869 Information has been received at this department from Mr. J. Donaldson Long, the Consul of the United States, at Montevideo [Uruguay], of the death, on 28th day of June last, at Montevideo, of John Solomon Barton. The deceased was a native of - Phila. [Pa.] - Oct. 26 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of Patrick Proctor, of London¬ derry, Ireland. His cousin [not named] from Glasgow, [Scotland] wants to see him, at 8 Shoemaker st., off 8th [st.] below Market [st. Phila. Pa.] Oct. 30 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Notice If William Lowe, who left Grove street, Ardwick, Manchester, England, about the year 1853, and resided for some time in Swan Island, Phila., and New York, America, will communicate with the undersigned, he will hear of something to his advantage. And un* less the said Wm. Lowe returns to the undersigned with—, in twelve calendar months from this date, he will lose all benefits under his late father's will, [signed] H. S. Pemberton, John B. Allwood, Executors of the late James Lowe, 67 Woodward st., Manchester, Eng¬ land. Dated Sept. 21 1869 Nov. 5 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Robert Rainford, bricklayer, who left Liverpool, England on the ship "Jeremiah Thompson" in 1856, will hear something to his advantage, if he will conmunicate with H. Holmes, at 307 Cherry st., Phila. [Pa.], or write to his mother, at 13 Bourn st., West Darby road, Liverpool, England. Nov. 8 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of John Hickey and Samuel Phillips, of the Co. Donegal, Ireland, who sailed from London¬ derry about twenty-four years ago. When last heard from were in Phila. [Pa.]. Any information will be thank¬ fully rec'd by their sister, at 275 N. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] [signed] Elizabeth Hickey Nov. 11 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 James A. Stanley of Birmingham, England, will hear of his sister [not named] by applying to 34 N. Thirty¬ fourth st., Phila. [Pa.] Nov. 11 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 If this should meet the eye of William Beaugarde, tailor; Left Co. Sligo [Ireland] in ship "Britannia" about 1831. toy information of him will be thankfully rec'd by his brother, John Beaugarde. Post-Office, Melbourne, - Notice - Australia. 340  Pub. Date PERSONALS Nov. 12 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Patrick Sheridan, who left Maynooth, Co. Kildare, Ireland, about 1852. When last heard from was in North Wharf, Toronto, Canada about the year 1860. Information will be thankfully rec'd by his nephew, James Leavy. Direct [to] Highspire, Dauphin Co., Pa. Nov. 20 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 If James Byron, who arrived in this city [Phila. Pa.] about five weeks ago, from Providence, R. I., will call at 152 Dock st., he will see his wife there. Nov. 25 1869 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Hannah Farrel, who left Ireland about 19 years ago. Any information will be thank¬ fully rec'd by John Brown, Conshohocken [Montgomery Co. Pa.] Nov. 29 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information of the whereabouts of Catharine Walker, formerly from Glencolmkill[Parish of Glencoluiribkille] Co. Donegal, Ireland; when last heard from was in State of Pennsylvania. Any information of her where¬ abouts will be thankfully rec'd by her sisters, Eliza and Jane Walker, 623 Fisher st., below Tasker st., Phila. Pa. Dec. 4 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Margaret Murry, Parish of Loughgill, Co. Antrim, Ireland, can see her brother [not named] by calling at 235 Duponceau st., between Locust and Spruce [sts. Phila.Pa.] Dec. 15 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 The heirs of John Melchior Becker of Canton Glarus, Switzerland, who died in Phila. February twenty-fifth 1847, are requested to call at Swiss Consulate, S.W. corner of Fourth and Wood sts. [Phila. Pa.] Dec. 17 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Catharine and Bridget Crine, from Co. Sligan [Sligo], Ireland, by their brother, John Crine, 1313 Hancock st., Phila. [Pa.] Dec. 18 1869 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Margaret Brady, by her nephew, John McEntee, late from Parish Drumgoon, Co. Cavan, Ireland, at 148 S. Water st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: Drumgoon is a townland as well as a parish] 341  Pub. Date Jan. 1 1870 Pg» 3 col. 2 See notice . Feb. 7 1870 PERSONALS - Notice To William Dalton, (son of Edward Dalton) late of Golden, Co. Tipperary, Ireland, gentleman, deceased), formerly of Saginan, State of Michigan, America. If said William Dalton communicates with John Edward Dalton, Administrator of the said de¬ ceased, to the care of James Dwyer, his Solicitor, 22 Wellington Quay, Dublin, Ireland, he will hear something to his advantage. Jan. 3 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Any person knowing anything of John Joseph Shunz, a cabinetmaker, of Voralberg, Bars, Tyrol, will please address John Ludescher, Conshohocken, Pa. Jan. 6 1870 Pg. 3 col. 6 If this should meet the eye of Isabella Balfour, or her sons, Gilbert and Alexander [Balfour], late of Savchie, Scotland, Mrs. Munro of Alva, will be glad to hear from them; or send address to William Elliot, Media, Pa. Jan. 13 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Patrick Collins, of Westport, Co. Mayo, Ireland, can see his wife and family at 152 Dock st. [Phila. Pa.], who arrived on the steamship "City of Boston". Jan. 14 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. Henriette Kaerstin (maiden name Henriette May), from Rotenburg, on the Fulda, Hesse-Cassel, is re¬ quested, on account of a legacy, to give information of her residence to her sister, Mrs. Christine Mueller, Hisses Lane, Roxborough, near Phila. [Pa.]. Jan. 18 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted by Margaret Bardan, of Bacup, Lan¬ cashire, England, of Thomas Martin, of Bunly, Lanca¬ shire, England. When last heard from on April 15th 1866, was living in Mahanoy City, Schuylkill Co., Penna. Address Mrs. Margaret Bardan, care of, J. P. Truitt, Kellyville Post-Office [Pa.]. Jan. 24 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 James Hamilton, of Co. Donegal, Ireland, who resided at Brooklyn, New York, communicate with your mother. Address Mrs. Margaret Hamilton, care of, Mrs. Monroe, Tioga R.R. Station, Phila. [Pa.] Jan. 24 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 If .. Wm.’ . Fapp, native of Campbelltown, Argyleshire, Scotland, 16 years ago, of H.B.M's 72d Highlanders, will address J. G. Gray, 1320 S. Thirteenth st. [Phila Pa.] he will hear of something to his advantage. 342  Pub. Date PERSONALS Feb. 7 1870 Pg. 3.col. 2 See notice Jan. 1 1870 Notice to William Dalton (son of Michael Dalton, late of Golden, Co. Tipperary, Ireland, deceased), formerly of Sagman, State of Michigan, America. Whereas, not* ices appeared as follows (directed by mistake to the said William Dalton, as son of Edward Dalton) in the New York Herald newspaper on 1st and 2d of January 1870, and in the Philadelphia Public Ledger newspaper on 1st and 3d said month of January. If said William Dalton communicates with John Edward Dalton, adminis¬ trator of said deceased, to the care of James Dwyer, his solicitor, 22 Wellington Quay, Dublin, Ireland, he will hear something to his advantage. Feb. 7 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Bridget O'Leary, married nine years ago, in Philadelphia [Pa.] to Michael Bergen, from Tipperary, Ireland. Address Mary O'Leary, 92 Sackett st., Brooklyn, N.Y. Feb. 15 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Patrick, and William Keating, from Co. Galway, Ireland, by their brother, Owen [Keating], 524 Penn st. [Phila. Pa.] Feb. 24 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John Brennan, a native of Par¬ ish of Crossbayne [Crossboyne], Co. Mayo, Ireland, who resided on Girard avenue, by his sister, Margaret Brennan, 148 Dock st. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 2 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary Robinson, Co. Tipperary, Ireland, who came to this country about twenty years ago. When last heard from she was in Bradford or Bran¬ don, Pa. Any information of her whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by her brother, John Robinson, Whippany, Morris Co., N. J. - Mar. 16 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of John Rourke or Pat'k Gallagher, from Cashcarrigan [Keshcarrigan], Co. Leitrim, Ireland, by their cousins, John and Ellen McKeon, just arrived in this city. Inquire at Robert Taylor & Co., 140 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 17 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted Mrs. Ellen Forrest or Patrick Forrest, who left New York about one year ago to live in Philadelphia- Address John Sands, Lock Box 450, Omaha, Nebraska. 343  Pub. Date PERSONALS Mar. 28 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Henry V. Kurzatkowski, an ex¬ officer of the French Army, who died in or near Phila. [Pa.] in December 1866. Address R.C.R., Ledger Office. Apr. 7 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Margery Maghery, from Killegordon [town of Killygordon], Co. Donegal, Ireland, who arrived in New York on the 2nd inst. per steam¬ ship "Columbia", from Londonderry, and is supposed to have come to this city. Address Edward Maghery, 918 Hutchinson st. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 12 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mrs. Elizabeth Yates. Any infor¬ mation concerning her will be thankfully rec'd by the undersigned, at the United States Hotel, corner Walnut street and Delaware avenue. Or if this notice should meet her eye, she can find her sister, by applying at the above hotel, or at 215 Front street, Brooklyn, N.Y. [signed] D. L. Cranch Apr. 18 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Robert Ferguson, Glasgow [Scotland] is requested to communicate with John T. Morey, New Orleans [La.] and his brother, Benjamin Ferguson, Middlehope P.O., Orange Co. [no state given; there are Orange-Eos.in Calif., Fla., Ind., N.C., N.Y., Tenn., Va. and Ver.] Apr. 20 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mr. Thomas Criddle, a baker by profession, formerly [of] Richmond Surrey, England, will hear something to his advantage by addressing Creagmile & Co., 459 N. Second st., Phila. [Pa.] Apr. 23 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Peter Moran, by his sister Cath¬ arine [Moran], from Co. Westmeath, Ireland. Nine years ago, he lived at Nineteenth and Market sts. [Phila. Pa.]. Any information concerning him will be thankfully rec'd at the Ledger Office. His wife, Susan or any of the family will answer this. Any one answering this will please direct their letters to Mrs. John Murphy, Box 447, Leavenworth City, Kansas. Apr. 26 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Soerens Swenson, of Londerhoe, Fonoe, by his cousin Neil Nelsson, 629 S. Front st. Apr. 28 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 [Phila. Pa.] Reuben and Elizabeth Jeffreys, late of Leicester, Old England, are requested to communicate with Thomas Wallis, 3 Postern st., Nottingham, [England] as they may hear something to their advantage. Letters to be post paid. 344  Pub. Date May 6 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 PERSONALS Information wanted of John McCartney/ who came here in 1858, from Chappleizeitte [sic]. It will be thankfully rec'd by addressing Sarah McCartney, Led¬ ger Office. [Note: Probably town of Chapelizod, Co. Dublin, Ireland] May 10 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 10 1870 Pg.• 3 col. 1 May Information wanted of Charles, James and Michael Kelly, Co. Donegal, Ireland, Parish of Inver. Looked for by their brother, Daniel Kelly, 119 New st. [Phila. Pa.] Luke Flannery, from Strokestown, Co. Roscommon, Ire¬ land, can meet his brother, John Flannery, by call¬ ing at the Enniskillen House, 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] May 23 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 George Platt, of Massly, Near Ashton, Lancashire, England, who came to this country some twenty years ago, will hear of something greatly to his advantage by addressing his nephew, William Platt, 5 Rodman st. Fall River, Mass. May 24 1870 Pg. 3 col. 8 If Mary McDermott, of Brigos, Newfoundland [Canada], will call or address 511 S. Front st., [Phila. Pa.], she will hear of something to her advantage. May 27 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Any news of Rose Ann Connelly, of Castle Dirge, Ireland, would be gladly received by her > brother, Edward [Connelly], 1240 Catharine st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: Probably town of Castlederg in Co. Tyrone] June 13 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mary Barron your sister Margaret [Barron] awaits you, from Ireland, at 3018 Market st.,"New York House" - [Phila. Pa.] June 14 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 If the mother of Isaac Hutchinson, who died in New Orleans, [La.] in the fall of 1869, Personal desires to communicate with the lady who attended him during his last illness, address or call this week on J. Stanley, 1004 Chestnut st. [Phila. Pa.]. June 18 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 $100 reward to any one who will give such information as will enable the undersigned to find Francis Laurie Harris, aged about 27; James Duncan McNab Harris, aged about 19, last heard from in St. Louis [Mo.] in 1869. Apply to B. Perkins, Jr., 218 S. Delaware ave. Phila. [Pa.] 345  Pub. Date July 4 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 July 13 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS Information wanted of Margaret Mahoney, maiden name White. Any information concerning her will be thank¬ fully rec'd by her neice, Catharine Murphy. Address Mrs. Catharine Carey, White Plains, Westchester Co., New York. Margaret McCloskey, late of Carrick, Co. Monaghan, Ireland, who is supposed to be in this city [Phila. Pa.]. Any information concerning her will be thank¬ fully rec'd by her friend, F. McEntee, Tenth and Ellsworth [st. Phila. Pa.] [Note: There are many townlands called Carrick in Ire¬ land, but none in Co. Monaghan] July 15 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 If this should meet the eye of Mary Ann Hanlon, who lives on Fourth st., please call at James Gormley's, 1 Hartley's Place, Cherry st., below Broad [st.], as her father and brother arrived from Scotland. July 23 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Edmond Beale, born in Southamp¬ ton, England, whose father [not named] served under Lord Packenham at Battle of New Orleans, and who emi¬ grated to America over 40 years ago. Address A. Seedee Philadelphia Post-Office. July 26 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Abraham Salomon and Anton Lang, of Sulzdorf, near Koenigsofen, County of Krappfeld, Kingdom of Bavaria. Please address R.G.S., Ledger Office. July 27 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of William Durkin, of Ireland, who landed at New York, from steamer "City of Washington", July 19 1870, by Catharine Durkin, East Walnut Lane, three doors from Morton, Germantown, Phila. [Pa.] Aug. 4 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Samuel R. Shankland, late of California, is respect¬ fully requested to communicate his address to Henry E. Lacy, Camp Goodwin, Arizona Territory. Aug. 8 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted - of Margaret Ross and Bell Living¬ ston, from Glasgow [Scotland] who came to this country about three months ago, by her friend, Elizabeth Wilkie, from same place, at Mrs. McCloskey's, opposite Penns R. Road Depot. 346  Pub. Date Aug. 8 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS Information wanted of David Colman Barry, who left London, Old England, the year 1851, in the ship "Independence", in search of his sister, Mrs. Samuel Brown, who was living in Phila. [Pa.] in 1857. Went to Nathan Rooms, Pump and Blockmaker, Port Richmond, [Phila. Pa.] to learn the trade. When last heard of was working in the Navy Yard, calling himself David W. Perry. He would be a small man, black hair, gray eyes, religion Roman Catholic. Any information thankfully rec'd by his brother, William Barry, who left Old England on purpose to see him. Address Vftn. Barry, American Office, Baltimore [Md.]. - Aug. 13 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted If any one can give information of the whereabouts of Henry W. Marrs, it will be thankfully rec'd by his brother-in-law J. L. Madden, Middleton, Idaho. Aug. 23 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of the whereabouts of Mrs. Mary Ann Swinscoe, a native of Nottingham, England. If alive, she will hear of something to her advantage by applying to George Rogers, 2037 Oriana st., Phila. Pa. Aug. 24 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Andy Carol, by his neice, Eliza Carol, from the Parish of Gem, [probably Garraun], Co. Kilkenny, Ireland, at 242 Front st., Phila. Pa. [Note: There are 2 townlands called Garraun in Co. Kilkenny] - Information of John Whiting, a native of Here¬ fordshire, England. Himself or heirs will hear of something to their advantage by applying to B. Burn, 321 Market st., Phila. [Pa.] Sept. 10 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted Sept. 12 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted in regards to the whereabouts of Christopher Brown, by trade a paper maker, aged about 50 [?] years, was last heard from at Baltimore [Md.], six years ago. Any information concerning him will be thankfully rec'd by his sister Susan Kearney, Laffayette, Manayunk Post Office, Phila. [Pa.] Sept. 23 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Charles S. Aitken, formerly Master of Personal! Bark, "Alice Kelley", is now at Rock Island Arsenal, — Illinois. 347  Pub. Date PERSONALS Sept. 30 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Michael Dolan, native of the Co. Tyrone, Ireland. Last heard of was in Washing¬ ton, D.C. Will hear something to his advantage by calling or addressing 1817 Green st., Phila. [Pa.] Oct. 10 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Nellie McDonnell, from the Co. Mayo, Swinford [Swineford; Ireland]. Call at once, 219 Jacoby st. [Phila. Pa.], [signed] Sarah Reddy. Oct. 15 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information is wanted of James Smith, who left Ballitore, Co. Kildare, Ireland, about twelve years ago, and when last heard from was living in Phila. [Pa.]. Any information of him will be thankfully rec'd by his brother, Michael [Smith], who is now in Orange, Essex Co., N.J. Address Orange Post Office, [signed] Michael Smith Oct. 19 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 John Hanton, of Co. Kildare [Ireland], who married Catharine Collagan, can see his wife's sister [not named] at 25 N. Second st., Camden, N.J. Nov. 3 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Marceau Hautrive wishes to see Mrs. Stickney, or any of her family, who lived at Menin, Belgium, and who have lately returned to Philadelphia. Their address or any information about them, will be thankfully rec'd by me at the Bingham House. Nov. 4 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Francesco Fazzini, of Carrara, Italy, send your add¬ ress to Ciccardo Berlucihi, marble yard, corner Broadway and Twenty-seventh st., New York. Nov. 4 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Mrs. Mary Washington (colored), who came from Balti¬ more [Md.] on steamer "Whildin" last Wednesday, can see her son, David Washington, at S.W. corner Twelfth and Citron [sts.], above Wallace [st., Phila. Pa.] Nov. 10 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 Francis Bradley or his brother-in-law, Edward McShane, Garvah, Co. Derry, Ireland. Send your address to Lock Box 40, Easton, Pa. Nov. 10 1870 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Thomas Short, who left Co. Donegal, Ireland about twenty years ago, is in Philadelphia, his neice, Eliza Ann Young, wishes to hear from him at Cooke's Wharf, Twenty-fourth and Wood sts. [Phila. Pa.] 348  Pub. Date PERSONALS Nov. 12 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of John Taylor,, who arrived at Aleridge or Philadelphia [Pa.] by the "City of Paris", about December 16th 1869; tailor by trade. Any per¬ son knowing him, please address Thomas Leslie, 241 Water st, N. Y. Nov. 15 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Robert Wilkinson, of Dublin, Ireland and formerly in our employment, will call, he will hear something to his advantage, [signed] Boyd & Stroud, 32 N. Fourth st. [Phila. Pa.] Dec. 3 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Miss Fannie Steward (sister of Dr. John Steward, Ireland). She will hear something to her advantage, by calling on Mrs. Staunton, 1432 Fawn st., Master above Twelfth [st., Phila. Pa.] Dec. 9 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Notice James, Margaret, and Susan E. Fenwick, heirs of Colonel A. Fenwick, of St. Mary's County, Maryland, who are supposed to reside in Philadelphia [Pa.], may hear of something to their advantage, by addressing T. S. Benner & Co., Baltimore, Md. Dec. 29 1870 Pg. 3 col. 2 Margaret Fanning, a native of [town of] Callan, in the Co. Kilkenny, [Ireland] will hear of her brother, Michael Fanning, by addressing 1917 Market st. [Phila. - Pa.] 349  Pub. Date PERSONALS Jan. 6 1871 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information of William McColgan, who left Philadel¬ phia in the year 1866, will be thankfully rec'd by his aunt, Susan McCauley, 1017 Cherry st., Phila. [Pa.] Last heard of at Harve de Grace, Baltimore [Mi.] Jan. 26 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Thomas Birch from England, lately residing in Hazard st., Kensington [Phila. Pa.] will please send his address to Box 972, Phila. Post-Office. Feb. 8 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 WHITE Died on the 28th of January, Annie White, a native of Ireland, aged about 25 years. Should this information reach her brother [not named], he is re¬ quested to call on the Steward of the Pennsylvania Hospital. Feb. 9 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Henry Darman, a native of Bruns¬ wick, Germany. Musician and machinist, formerly of Boston and Taunton, Mass. Any information of him will be thankfully rec'd by John Koehler, Brandreth House, New York. Feb. 16 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of the whereabouts of Charles Thunberger, a Swede by birth, supposed to have left New York and come to Phila. [Pa.] five weeks since. Address R. Player, Northwest corner Eleventh and Christian sts. - [Phila. Pa.] Feb. 16 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 Personal - Jno. Gage, lumber dealer, please call at D. B. Beitler's, .1619 Market st. His sister, from Paines¬ ville, Ohio is there sick. Feb. 16 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of a little girl, who left home about the first of August 1869; she was then eleven years old, light hair, light blue eyes, very intelligent for her age. Her name was Rose Arnold. Any person knowing of her whereabouts will confer a great favor by informing her mother, Mrs. Mary Hight, Bellaire, Ohio. Feb. 20 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Bridget Brannon, from Tubercurry, [Tobercurry], Co. Sligo, Ireland, late [of] Lombard st. below 23d [Phila. Pa.]. Any information of her will be thankfully rec'd. Address A. Friend, Ledger Office. Mar. 9 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Michael or Dennis Kelly, formerly of the Parish of Clonturket [Clontuskert], Co. Galway, Ireland, by their sister Anne [Kelly] at 132 West 49th st. New York City. 350  Pub. Date PERSONALS Mar. 13 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted to know the whereabouts of Wm. Corlis and Margaret Ellen and Annie Welsh, of Claremorris [sic] Co. Mayo, Ireland, by Michael Corlis, 2134 Market st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: No parish or townland of this name; there is Cloghmore, Claremount, Clogher More etc.] Mar. 17 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Daniel Butler Henshall, late of Sandbach, Cheshire, England, will hear of something to his advantage by addressing W. Middlemiss, 120 Walnut st. [Phila.Pa»J. Mar. 22 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 If James Crawford, who left Glasgow, Scotland 30th January 1871, supposed to be in this country, will communicate with Mr.James Gilmour, 514 S. Seventeenth st. [Phila. Pa.], he will hear of something to his advantage. Mar. 27 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 If the lady who inquired at the office of C. H. Mall¬ ory and Co., of New York, respecting her brother Wallace Blake, supposed to have been lost on the steam¬ er "Varuna", last October, will send her address to M., box 4720, New York City, she will confer a favor. Mar. 28 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Edwin Weeden or James Weeden, papermakers, from England, will address L.L.W., Ledger Office, they can hear of a brother [not named] now in America. Mar. 30 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Henry Hardt, from Heimershausen, formerly Chur, Hessen, in Banking and Exchange business in this city, will please call or address his cousin, Henry Hardt, at Mannecher Hall, corner Franklin and Coates sts. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 5 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of James and Isaiah Greame, natives of the Parish of Tullyboy, Co. Cavan, Ireland, who left that place about the year 1846 with their parents, James and Elizabeth Greame, for Philadelphia. Address Annie Sprowle, 454 Carlton ave., Brooklyn [N.Y.] Apr. 6 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 A friend wishes John Donnelly, formerly of Ireland, Co. Tyrone, near Omagh, to send his address to Mrs. 0'Hagan of Kellyville, Del. Co. [Pa.] Apr. 11 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Robert Reid, dyer, who left Glas¬ gow [Scotland] for this city [Phila. pa.] 11th Septem¬ ber 1861. Apply at 1749 N. Second st. [Phila. Pa.] 351  Pub. Date Apr. 15 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 PERSONALS Thomas Bolton, of Hull, Yorkshire, England, wishes to hear of James Cooney, who left same place about eighteen years ago. Address 1621 Thompson st. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 21 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Ellen Collins and Rosanna Collins, was in West Chester, when last heard from; from Omagh, Co. Tyrone, Ireland, by their sister, Mary Collins, 2316 Gray's Ferry rd., 26th ward, Phila. [Pa.] Apr. 29 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Sancha Entwhistle, from Manchester, England., will call at 405 Callowhill st. [Phila. Pa.], he will hear something to his advantage. May 10 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Hester A. H. Mariner, formerly of Somerset, Md., by her brother, Thomas Q. Mariner, 372 William st., Baltimore, Md. May 12 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Eliza Halpin, from Limerick Co., Ireland, just arrived by the steamer "Wisconsin", desires to find her sis¬ ter, said to be living at James Fobes (or Forbes) in this city. Information wanted at 1507 Filbert st. [Phila. Pa.] where Eliza is. May 13 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of James Aston, son of Samuel Aston (deceased) a native of Lockwood, Yorkshire, England. If the said James Aston will call on or address TBdmaS. Wallworth, 1738 N. Tenth st. Phila. [Pa.] he will hear of something concerning his father's estate in England. May 24 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 May 24 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 - Notice The parents, relatives and friends of [Mr.] F. Hatch, son of the late Capt. Charles Hatch, of Brixham, Devonshire, England, please coiranunicate to the address of "Doveton College", Calcutta, India. Information wanted of Ann Leary, or her son Patr'k [Leary] or daughters Ellen, Maria, and Catharine [Leary] from Ballymoa [Ballymoat], Co. Galway, [Ireland], by Martin Leary, 346 N. Third st. [Phila. Pa.] from Bally¬ moa [Ballymoat], Co. Galway, Ireland. 352  Pub. Date PERSONALS May 30 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Capt. John Kelly, there is a letter of importance awaiting you at Ledger Office, from California, from your sister-in-law, Kate Ginnivan. June 5 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 John Ryan or Bryan, from Upper Doolis [Delias Upper], Co. Limerick, Ireland, wishes to find his brother-inlaw, Thos. Cavanagh, who paid his passage at our off¬ ice. Apply to Robert Taylor & Co., 140 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] June 10 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 George Stephenson, lately from California, will call or address William Fox, 4831 Main st., Germantown. [Phila. Pa.] - June 15 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 A Suitable Reward Information wanted of Matilda Wylie, who landed in New York, 9 years ago, and has not been heard of since. Daughter of Joseph and Mary Wylie, Co. Fermanagh. Any information will be thank¬ fully rec'd by her distressed mother, Mary Wylie, Eighth ave. betw'n Sixty-third and Sixth-fourth sts. New York. June 19 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Michael Corraghan of Indramnahaole [sic], Parish of Demessniss [Derrynoose], Co. of Armagh, [Ireland], son of Peter Corraghan, by his sister Betty [Ccrraghan]. Address 114 Bread st. [Phila. Pa.] June 19 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Thomas J. Todhunter, native of England, by his sister Mary Donnelly,'935 S. Tenth st. Phila. [Pa.] June 20 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. Buckingham Your son Joseph [Buckingham] has arrived from England. Call at Remont's 102 S. Thir¬ teenth st. [Phila. Pa.] June 21 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Martin Quinn, Scranton, Pa. who has lately arrived from England, wants to know the whereabouts of his sister, Ellen Quinn, who left Scranton for Philadel¬ phia some short time before Christmas last. His add¬ ress is Scranton, Pa. June 24 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 Informatiom is wanted of Annie and Mary, daughters of John Murphy, also of Elizabeth Murphy, daughter of Michael Murphy, natives of Scotchtown, near [town of] Bally Connell, Co. Cavan, Ireland. When last heard from, lived in or near Phila. Pa. Any information will be thankfully rec'd by their uncle, Patrick Murphy, 90 Pine st., Patterson, N.J. - 353  Pub. Date PERSONALS June 30 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Jane Sutherland, who came out to this country, about 17 years ago, from Articlave, Parish of Drumboe [Dunboe, Co. Londonderry], Ireland, will send her add¬ ress to 427 E. York st. [Phila.Pa.], she will see her sister [not named] who has lately arrived. July 1 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 Any information of Hester Stuart, formerly Hyatt, of Cleveland, England, by her brother Edward [Hyatt]. Address P.H.W. Ledger Office and receive thanks of her brother. July 3 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of William Dalton, who went from New Jersey to Texas, by his brother, Richard [Dalton], 627 Walnut st., Phila. Pa. July 19 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary or Jane Flynn, from near Dublin, Ireland, who lived with Mrs. J. Flood in 1856. Address 1520 N. Fifteenth st. [Phila.Pa.] July 24 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. Ellen Davis, formerly of Londonderry, Ireland, will hear of something to her advantage by addressing John Davis, Philadelphia Post-Office, Pa. July 24 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 If this meets the eye of Charles H. Duesberry, he will send his address to his cousin, Addie Leonard, of Gal¬ veston. Box 672, New York Post-Office. July 25 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of the whereabouts of Harriet Peyton, colored, by Seth J. Clark. She was to arrive in Phila. [Pa.] some days ago from Washington, D.C. If she has arrived, call at 813 Lombard st. [Phila. Pa.] July 28 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of Michael Sheedy, by his cousin, Mary Reynolds, from Derbyshire, England. Call at 242 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] Aug. 3 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Miss Roxanna Brooks, formerly of Virginia, will call Robert R. Hall, 424 Diamond st. [Phila. Pa.], she will confer a favor. Aug. 3 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John J. Whitman, or relatives, formerly of New Jersey;. . Also of John or George Monroe of Mississippi, or relatives. Address 0., Barren Hill P. 0., Montgomery Co., Pa. - 354  Pub. Date PERSONALS Aug. 5 1871 Pg. 3 col 2 Margaret Kelly, Co. Limerick, lately from Ireland, wants to see her uncle, John Kelly. Arrived in ship "Virginia". Address Peter Brady, 335 N. Forty-first st., West Philadelphia [Pa.]. Aug. 8 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 On Saturday evening, Mr. Martin Massey and his friend Charles Holm, of New Orleans [La.] arrived late at night, in this city, and stopped with their friend Mr. Valor, on Vine st. On Sunday morning, while strolling through Franklin Square, Mr. Massey was taken with a hemorrhage and expired in a few minutes, in his friend's arms. Although a stranger in this city, he soon found friends who had the body conveyed to the office of William H. Moore, Undertaker, Arch st., above Fifth, who will ship the body this (Tuesday) evening for New Orleans. To the members of the Old Volunteer Fire Department, who assisted him, and as well as members of the police force, he returned his sincere thanks, [signed] Charles Holm, Hook and Ladder^NovS, New Orleans [La.]. Aug. 8 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal If this should meet the eye of any of the members of Co. L, Third Regt., New Jersey Cavalry Vols., who witnessed the accidental shooting of L. H. Abenroth, on July 4, 1864, at City Point, Va., they would confer a great favor to Wm. Abendroth, 1419 Vienna st., Phila. [Pa.]. If they would inform him where they could be seen, a suitable reward will be given. Aug. 22 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Ruth Annie Roder, former wife of Conrad Roder, of Ken¬ tucky, will hear something to her advantage by contact¬ ing T.M.A., Ledger Office. Aug. 23 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 - Wanted - Information of an old lady, wife of Jacob Stolz, sixty-six years old, dark eyes, grey hair, heavy set, medium size, two moles on right cheek;very lame from dropsy, native of Germany; poorly clad, wan¬ dered away from home, Dayton, 0. [Ohio], on the 3d day of August 1871; has been traced to Columbus, thence to Pittsburg, thence to Phila., where she arrived Sunday morning August 6th, at 7 A.M. on the Penna. Central Railroad, where she was last heard from; supposed still to be there, or in New York. Any information leading to her recovery will be kindly rec'd at Police Head¬ quarters at Philadelphia. 355  Pub. Date PERSONALS Aug. 24 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Bernard McCanne, residing in Philadelphia, any infor¬ mation from him, will be thankfully rec'd by James Downey, Port Jervis, Orange Co., N.Y. Aug. 28 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Miles Christy, in New York, by his sister, Margaret Brown, 1527 Spruce st. Chegary Institute. Aug. 31 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mark Pearson when last heard from, in 1860, he was living at Fairmount. Any infor¬ mation concerning him will be thankfully rec'd by his brother, John Pearson; Douglas City, Trinity Co., - Calif. Sep. 5 1871 Pg. 2 col. 7 Information wanted of Patrick Reyne, of Co. Galway, Parish of Meieler [sic], Ireland. Address John Reyne, Ledger Office. [Note: No parish or townland of this name; there are townlands of Meenleana, Meelick, Mweelin and the town of Menlough] Sep. 5 1871 Pg. 2 col.. 7 Information regarding John or Gabriel Bell, formerly of Rothesay, Bute, Scotland, will greatly oblige brother Hugh Bell, 121 Possil rd., Glasgow, Scotland. Sep. 5 1871 Pg. 2 col.’ 7 Any information of Marion E. McCune, will be thank¬ fully rec'd by her father at Ledger Office. When last heard from was apprenticed to A. Towanda, ^of the Brazilian Circus, in Savannah, Ga. [signed] T. G. McCune. SepA 13 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Catharine Cassidy, just arrived, from Quebec [Canada], wishes to meet her husband William Cassidy. Apply to Robert Taylor & Co., 140 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] Sep. 15 1871 Pg. -3 col. l 'See notice Below Mary Raaston [Ralston ], 1404 Huntingdon st., [Phila. Pa.] wishes to ascertain the whereabouts of Patrick Bollin and Mary Bollin, from Ballinasloe, Galway Co., Ireland. Please call or write. Sep. 19 1871 Pg. 2 col. 7 The gentleman who called at 1404 Huntingdon street, will please send his address through mail and he will hear of Mary Ralston, from Innishone, Killerman. [Note: There is a town and parish of Inisheer; and the townland of Killeroran in parish of same name, and Killemeen in parish of Addergoole, all in Co. Galway] 356  Pub. Date PERSONALS Sep. 27 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Patrick Burke, blacksmith, recently of Augusta, Georgia, will call on Win. Helme, at A. Whitney & Sons, Sixteenth and Callowhill sts. [Phila. Pa.] he will hear of something to his advantage. Sep. 27 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 Alice Brown, from Pallasgreen [town of Pallas Grean] t/ Co. Limerick [Ireland], just arrived per steamer "Baltic", wishes to find her sister, Honora Brown, who paid her passage at our office. Apply Robert Taylor & Co., 140 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.]. Sep. 27 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 the present Post-Office address Personal Wanted of Robert Creighton, late Lieutenant and Adjutant 35th [?] Regt. U.S.C. troops. Address Capt. Wood¬ bury C. Smith, of Worcester, Mass. Sep. 28 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 See notice Sept.15 1871 Mr. Patrick Bollin, from Galway Co., Ireland, will find a letter in the Post Office. Sep. 29 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 If the wife, daughter or friends of Enos Mouder, deceased, formerly a machinist in Phila. [Pa.] who died on September 24th at Syracuse, N.Y., will call at this office, or address E. Kiley, 33 Plum st., Syracuse, N.Y., for particulars concerning him. Oct. 5 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted concerning Patrick McLoughlin, who was in the dry goods trade in Phila. [Pa.] in 1835. Any information in regard to him will be thankfully rec'd by his brother, Francis McLoughlin, 142 S. Green st., Chicago [Ill.]. Oct. 11 1871 Pg. 2 col. 6 If John Wilson, Robert Steel and Edward Claypool, their wives and families (if any such there be) and the representatives of the said Wilson, Steel and Clay¬ pool and their wives and family if any. Take note that the late William Henderson of Londonderry, Ireland, by his will dated the 31st December 1832, bequeathed to his nephew, John Wilson of Brooklyn, near N.Y., painter and glazier, the sum of <£ 150, if living at his (test¬ ator's death) and in case of his death, leaving a wife and family, testator directed that said sum should be invested for the use of such wife for her life, and after her death, divided among said John Wilson's children. The said Dr. Henderson, also bequeathed to his nephew Robert Steel, therein described as only child of Capt. Robert Long Steel by (Testator's sister Nancy Henderson) and whose Christian name he believed to be Robert, therefore, residing with his uncle, Mr. f - .. - (continued 357  Pub. Date Oct. 11 1871 (continuation) Pg. 2 col. 6 Oct. 19 1871 Pg. 2 col.- 5 PERSONALS Edward Claypool, accountant,Princess st., Phila. the sum of of 300, and in case of his death, leaving a wife and family, Testator directed that said sum should be invested for the use of such wife for her life, and after her death, be divided among said Robert Steel's children. (But in case his said nep¬ hew should die unmarried and without issue, Testa¬ tor directed thatSf 150 of said bequest should be given to said Mr. Claypool, if alive, and in case of his death, that same should be divided between his wife and children. The said Dr. Henderson died in the month of March 1846, and said legatees of3fl50 and £ 300 were shortly afterwards lodged by his Executors in the Court of Chancery, in Ireland, and invested in govern¬ ment stock, and same now remain in said Court, and amount to the sum of [illegible] 19s 4d. Govt, stock and^27[?], 2s. lOd. cash, or thereabouts. Now said legatees (if living) and if dead their wives and fam¬ ilies (if any), or their legal personal representatives, and all persons having any claim in respect of said legacies are requested to furnish to Mr. Townley William Hardman, 2 Foster Place, Dublin, Ireland, Solicitor, the particulars of such their claim on or before the 1st November 1871, with their names, addresses and descrip¬ tion, together with documentary evidence of their title- And in case of no such claim being made within the time, aforesaid, application will after said date, be madb to the Court of Chancery, in Ireland, to order that said stock and cash may be transferred to Mrs. Mary Anna Jane Bellamy Henderson, widow and personal repre¬ sentative of John Bellamy Henderson, deceased, who was sole residuary legatee of said Dr. William Henderson. Dated the 9th day of June 1871 Townley William Hardman, Solicitor, said Mrs. Henderson, 2 Foster Place, Dublin, Ireland. Information is wanted of a girl named Bridget Brennan, who arrived at New York from Liverpool, in the steamer "Queen" on the 23d ultimo. She left Castle Garden for Philadelphia [Pa.] on the 25th ultimo, since which not¬ hing is known of her. Any person who knows anything of her, will relieve the anxiety of her relatives by addres¬ sing W. H. L. Ledger Office. 358  Pub. Date PERSONALS - Oct. 25 1871 Pg. 2 col. 5 McAlister If Archibald McAlister, whose parents McAlister and Elizabeth Carson emigrated from Lame and Belfast, Co. Antrim, Ireland, and died in America about 10 or 12 years ago. Archibald McAlister was bom at St. Louis, State of Missouri, about 19 years ago and was last heard of in Phila.[Pa.] in care of his uncle McAlister about 12 years ago, will communicate with W. E. Whitman, Esq., 133 S. Fifth st., or with Messrs.L'Estrange & Brett, Solicitors, No. 6 Chichester st., Belfast, Ireland, he will hear something to his advantage. Oct. 27 1871 Pg. 2 col. 5 500 pounds left to Eliza Clare, by the death of her aunt [not named]. By writing to Father Welsh, of Mullivaht, Ireland, she can obtain it. [Note: No county given; possibly Mullinavat in Co. Kilkenny] Nov. 10 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Mary J. Reed is in Phila. [Pa.], will she communi¬ cate with her mother [not named] at New Bedford, Mass. Nov. 16 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mary Ann Cloakey, formerly of Ballynahinch, Co. Down [Ireland]. When last heard of residing in Phila [Pa.]. Address Joseph Cloakey, care of McNaughton & Co., 26 Exchange Place, New York. Nov. 17 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Bridget Turley will communicate with Messrs. James D. Meldon & Son, 14 Upper Ormond Quay, [Dublin], Ire¬ land, she will hear of something to her advantage. When last heard of in 1852, she was living with a Mr. Ayers, jeweller, Madison st., New York, as a children's maid. Is a daughter of Hugh Turley, a soap and candle maker, formerly of Ireland, and a neice of the late Jas. Burke, merchant of Blackhall Place, Dublin [Ireland] Dec. 5 1871 Pg. 2 col. 5 George Frederick Plimley, formerly of Ann Arbor, Mich¬ igan, is earnestly requested to communicate, without delay to Charles F. Knowles, 1000 Market st. Phila. Pa. Dec. 8 1871 Pg. 2 col. 6 Any one knowing the whereabouts of Thomas Cahill, house painter, boarding last March in New York with Edmund Bums, please send Bridget Cahill word, 1521 Cabot st. [no city given]. Dec. 13 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Elizabeth McGlaughlin, who sailed from Ireland on the 19th of November [1871] is here, she can hear of her friends at 917 S. Nineteenth st. [Phila. Pa.] [signed] Andrew McConnell 359  Pub. Date PERSONALS Dec. 18 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 John Dougherty- Information wanted of John Dougherty, native of Coleraine, [Co. Londonderry] Ireland, son of James Doughery, Mall Guard, Dublin, who emigrated to America about 13 years ago. Communicate with James Dougherty, 29 Summer Hill, Dublin, Ireland, or sister [not named], Wilard Asylum, Seneca Co., N.Y. Dec. 20 1871 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wm. White, who came to this country 16 years ago, from the Co. Wexford, Ireland, will please communi¬ cate with his sister-in-law, Anastasia Tobin, Penn¬ sylvania Hospital, West Phila. [Pa.] Dec. 27 1871 Pg. 3 col. 1 The parties that wanted information of Smith & Cooper can find Henry Smith by addressing, Eufaula, Alabama. 360  Pub. Date PERSONALS Jan. 2 1872 Pg. 3 col. 5 Information wanted of Mary and Michael Harkins; they emigrated to America, eleven years ago, from the Co. Leitrim, Ireland. Their cousin, Mary Kelly, wishes to hear from them, 402 Tasker st. [Phila. Pa.] Jan. 12 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mr. Charles P. Miller, who married Mary Alford Seth, of Caroline Co., Maryland, will please send his add¬ ress to Dr. T. S. Holt, Hillsboro, Maryland. Busi¬ ness important. Jan. 24 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information of a young woman by the name of Jane Powell, who has light hair, and is very stout. Any information will be thankfully rec'd by her sister, Ann Powell, Rolling Mill, Georgia. Feb. 9 1872 Pg. 3 col. 4 Wanted - Information of Ann and Bella Harkin, from Odrach[sic], Coxtown, Ireland. Last heard of in Dou¬ glas st., Brooklyn [N.Y.]. Any information thank¬ fully rec'd by their sister Mary Harkin, 765 Howard st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: Can't find Odrach; & there are 3 Coxtowns - in Cos. Donegal, Galway and Waterford] Feb. 10 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Any information of Morris Golden, (gold beater by trade) who formerly resided in New York, will be thankfully rec'd by his mother, Mrs. Ellen Golden, 1238 Carlton st., Phila. [Pa.] Feb. 12 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Philip Triel, brother-in-law of Bridget and Anne Henry, Parish of Desirtmarton [Desertmartin], Co. Derry, Ireland. Apply at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] Feb. 12 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Emily McGinly, married to Wm. Liney about 28 years ago, since married to George Young. Also of Charles McGinly, now about 40 years of age. Both are from Balliar [Ballyarr], Co. Done¬ gal, Ireland, and resided in Phila. [Pa.] when last heard from, 8 years ago. Any information thankfully rec'd by a sister, Susan McGinly, Pittston, Pa. Feb. 12 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of Vftn. Craig,who left Scotland, about twenty years ago, and came to this country. When last heard from he was living in York st. Any information about him, dead or alive, will be thank¬ fully rec'd. Address Mrs. C. McIntyre, 2425 Philip st., above York, Phila. [Pa.] - 361  Pub. Date PERSONALS Feb. 16 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - To know of Sarah and Jane Carson, of the Parish of Finvoy, Co. Antrim, Ireland, Left 45 years ago. Any information will be gladly rec'd by her neice, Elizabeth Taylor, 750 Taylor st., Fairmount, Phila. [Pa.] Feb. 16 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Statuary Notice - Ireland Pursuant to the 22dand 23d Chap.'Viz. in the goods of Thomas Hunter,; ilaterof^Cairnrsk, Co. Donegal, Ireland, farmer, deceased, who died on the 6th day of March 1869. Notice is hereby given that all persons claiming to be creditors, or to have any claims against the estate of the above named deceased, are hereby requested to, on or before the 1st day of March 1872, to request in writing the particulars of their claim to Nancy McNutt, of Aughaninsin, Milford, in the Co. of Donegal, Ireland, widow, the administra¬ tor of said deceased, to whom Letters of Administrat¬ ion were granted for the Londonderry District of Her Majesty's Court of Probate, in Ireland, on the 12th day of December 1871; or to the undersigned, her sol¬ icitor, and to take further notice that after the said 1st day of March 1872, the said Administratrix will pro¬ ceed to administer the estate of said deceased, having regard only to the debts or claims of which she or her solicitor shall then have had notice. Dated this 13th day of February 1871. Edward Murray, Solicitor for said Administratrix, in Westmoreland st., Dublin, and Letterkenny, Co. Donegal, Ireland. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Feb. 17 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Edward Thomas Late ordinary seaman on board U.S. steamship "Oneida" died at Liverpool, England, March 1867. Feb. 2!4 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information is wanted of Mrs. Jane Bishop, by her sis¬ ter, Mrs. Moore, formerly Ann Hart, native of Ireland. Call or address Anne Vance, 133 Thompson [st.], Phila. - - [Pa.] Mar. 5 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 James Bannon, twenty-one years of age, who arrived in this city last November from Liverpool, will please call on his brother, Alexander Bannon, St. Vincent's Seminary, East Chelten ave., Germantown, [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 6 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of relatives of George Davis, a native of Scotland, who was accidently killed at the Park Drove Yard, West Phila. [Pa.], Saturday, March 2nd, 1872. Apply at the Drove Yard. Mar. 8 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 .See notice Mar. 13 1872 Wanted Information of the Stewart family, Quinten Bay [sic], Co. Down, Ireland. Any one acquainted, please address T. C. Stewart, Box 2409, Phila. Post-Office. - 362  Pub. Date Mar. 13 1872 Pg. 3 col; 1 See notice Mar. 8 1872 PERSONALS - Information wanted of Mary Ann Davis, daughter of George Davis, native of Scotland. She will hear of something to her advantage by addressing her uncle, Lewis Galagan, 1109 Richmond st. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 10 1872 Pg. 1 col. 2 If this meets the eye of Carl Johan Hansen, of Nyborg, Denmark, please write your brother, J.C.T. Hansen, Thames Goldfield, New Zealand. Apr. 12 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Any information of the whereabouts of Francis McEntee, will be thankfully rec'd by his father, B. McEntee, [from] Granatd, Co. Longford, Ireland, or P.McEntee, 2003 Columbia ave., Phila. [Pa.] Apr. 12 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Jane Clarke, formerly Hoops, widow of Daniel Clarke of New Orleans [La.], who was in Phila. [Pa.] 50 or 60 years ago. Information wanted of the above named person or her representative, by E. V. Lansdale, attomey-at-law, 1705 N. Eleventh st. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 13 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Dr. Daniel McSheffrey and Mrs. Anna Lloyd, his sister (widow of Dr. Lloyd), formerly of Londonderry, Ireland. Address R. P. White, # 2 Ledger Building [Phila. Pa.] May 4 1872 Pg. 4 col. 3 The widow or children of Harvey Albertson, who was in California from 1865 1867, will hear something to their advantage by addressing Sari Jose, Ledger Office. May 9 1872 Pg. 1 col. 2 If this meets the eye of Peter Meehan, Anthony Meehan raised with John McCann, (last heard from was in Cal¬ ifornia), please call or address Susan Meehan, the sister of the above, 413’ S. Eighteenth st. or John McCann, N. E. cor. Front and York sts. [Phila. Pa.] May 9 1872 Pg. I col.. 2 Information is wanted of Robert McMullen, McMillen, McMellin, or McMillan, who has a sister residing in California or Washington Territory, by the name of Thornton, by calling on Capt. H. G. Clark, Mayor's Office [Phila. Pa.] will learn something to their - advantage. 363  Pub. Date May 22 1872 Pg. 2^x201. 6 May 28 1872 Pg. 2 col. 6 PERSONALS If Ann or Bridget Murray, from Co. Donegal, Ireland, will write to their brother Patrick Murray, Brady's Bend, Armstrong Co., Pa., they will hear something to their advantage. Information is wanted of Thomas Griffin, of Co. Kerry, Parish of Ballyhage [Ballyheige], Ireland, by his brother, John Griffin. Any One having such infor¬ mation will please call at 518 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] May 29 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Peter Harrison, coachmaker, who carried on business about four years ago, at- Union and Wellington sts., Memphis, Tenn. Any information of him thankfully rec'd by his brother, Hugh Harrison, 112 Combe st., Phila. Pa. May 30 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Alice Dwyer, by her brother, James Dwyer, from the Parish of Carrickbeg, Co. Water¬ ford, Ireland. Call at Enniskillen House, 242 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] [Note: Carrickbeg is a town and not a parish] May 31 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Henry Kornau, lately arrived from Germany is in this city, send his address to his brother, Henry [sic] Kornau, Branchtown P. 0., Phila. [Pa.] [Note: Both names listed as Henry Kornau] June 4 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. Jane McCallum Send address to Robert Bond, at George Elliott's Brewery, Sandhurst, Victoria, Aus¬ - tralia. - To see the sister of the late James Fulton, of Steubenville, Ohio, at Washington Hotel until Thurs¬ day noon, [signed] T. J. Fulton June 4 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted June 6 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Will Maggie Crane, formerly from Corkhill, Co. Tyrone, Ireland, write to her aunt, Mrs. Jas. Johnson, Whit¬ insville, Massachusetts. June 7 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Jacob Roll [Roule] formerly baker and drover in Phila. [Pa.], your sister in Missouri, would like to hear from you. [signed] Mary Roule, Chilicothe, Ifo. 364  Pub. Date PERSONALS June 8 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Kate Gardener, Kate D'Elliot and Mirabah C. Larrison, supposed to be in Chicago [Ill.] Address "Saranac" Ledger Office, one week. June 10 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Rebecca Williams by her sister, Lizzie, from Strabane, Co. Tyrone, Ireland. Bring her to rear of 1119 [?] Bainbridge st. [Phila. Pa.] [signed] Mrs. Hardy. June 10 1872 Pg. 3 col* 2 Information wanted by Margaret Jane Taylor, of Co. Derry, Ireland, of her uncles, Andrew Herbbeson, and Benjamin Mansfield. Address 832 N. Broad st. [Phila. Pa.] June 13 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mary Lee, who came from Cincinnati [Ohio] in February 1864, and visited an uncle on N. Sixth st., may hear news by addressing C.V.T., Ledger Office. June 26 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Notice Information wanted of the whereabouts of James Curren or Catharine Curren, born in the Parish of Invery [Inver], Co. Donegal, Ireland. Last account was in 1866, lived in Merrick street. Byitheir brother, Owen Curren, Grant House, Eighth and Spring Garden [sts. Phila.Pa.] July 3 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Jasper French, parish of Newbawn, Co. Wexford, Ireland. Any information of him will be thankfully rec'd by his brother, John French, 51 Foun¬ tain st., Fall River, Mass. July 11 1872 Pg. 4 col. 2 Persons having any information as to Paulus Andreas Hein or Andreas Hein, late of Germany, who died Sept¬ ember 25, 1842, will hear something to their advantage by calling on Jerome Carty, Attomey-at-law, 51 N. Sixth st. [Phila.Pa.] July 15 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of George Evans, of Toronto, Canada, by his cousin, Alexander Evans. Apply at 716 Carpenter [st. Phila. Pa.] July 17 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted to know the whereabouts of John Harris, colored who left his home about four weeks ago; he left there for New York, but is supposed to be in Phila. [Pa.] Any information thankfully rec'd by his wife, Anne Harris, Norristown, Pa. - - 365  Pub. Date PERSONALS - July 19 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information wanted of. Jacob Darm of the 27th Penna. Vols., who enlisted in May 1861, and was discharged June 11, 1864 at Phila. LPa.] Any information of him will be thankfully rec'd by his brother, Michael Darm, Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo Co. Mich. German papers please copy. July 27 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 J. S. Harris, formerly of Beliefontain or Cleveland, Ohio, but supposed now to be in the employ of some wholesale house in this city, may learn something to his advantage, by calling at the office of the St. Cloud Hotel. Any person having knowledge of his whereabouts will confer a favor by leaving the information as above. July 27 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Rev. L. Nuttall, Baptist Minister from Rochdale, Eng¬ land, who has been the guest of J. S. Butterworth, stationer, 205 and 207 Arch st-, will leave this city Tuesday morning, for New York and sail for home from Pier 40, North River, Wednesday 31st, 3 P.M. July 29 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Lorenzo M. Freas, who lived in Phila. in 1859, located lahds in Iowa. Something to his advantage may be learned by addressing Box 2593, New York City PostOffice. Aug. 8 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Kate Boyle, who came over in the ship "Tuscarora", six years ago, this month, by her father, Wm. Boyle, 536 Owen st,, near Fifth and Reed [sts., Phila. Pa.], Aug. 12 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Notice Messrs. Alexander and Thomas Ewing, are here¬ by notified that their brother, James Ewing is alive and well, and very desirous of hearing from, or the whereabouts of his brothers. My address is Cerro Gordo, Inyo County, California. Aug. 14 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Richard Breen, by his sister Bridget [Breen]. Was at Montreal, Canada West, when last heard from. Call or address Bridget Breen, 333 Bainbridge st. [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 23 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Belle Ellsworth, who lately arrived in Phila. from the State of Indiana, will hear of something to her advantage by addressing Bartholomew Hoy, Conemaugh, Cambria Co., Pa. - 366  Pub. Date PERSONALS - Aug. 22 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Chancery, Ireland Pursuant to a decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a cause of James Ferguson, William Boyd, and James Campbell, plaintiffs; Josias Gawley McClughan, William Gawley, Jane McClughan, and Her Majesty's Attorney General, defendents, the creditors of Jbsiias Gawley, late of Templepatrick, in the Co. of Antrim, [Ireland], farmer, deceased, who died in or about the month of March 1871, are on or before the first day of November 1872, to send by Post/ prepaid, to Mr. James Campbell, at 31 Lower Ormond Quay, Dublin, the Solicitor of the said Plain¬ tiffs, who are Executors of said Josias Gawley, etc. [signed] A. T, Chatterton, Chief Clerk James Campbell, Solicitor for said Plaintiffs, 31 Lower Ormond Quay, Dublin, and 21 High st. Belfast [Ireland] Aug. 23 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Isaac Kennyford call and get your chest. I am going back to South Wales, [signed] Elizabeth Kendry, 3019 Ludlow st., West Phila. [Pa.] Aug. 24 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Personal Mary McDowell, formerly Grange Comer,[sic] Co. Antrim, Ireland, will address John Malcolm, 140 S. Halsted st., Chicago, Illinois. [Note: No parish of townland of this name in Co. Antrim] Aug. 27 1872 Pg. 2-col. 5 Child lost Disappeared from 17 Lewis st., Court, Lynn, Mass, on Wednesday, forenoon August 21st. Ida Carter, 12 years of age, full dark eye, black hair, and quite freckled; her complexion mulatto. Any information will be thankfully rec'd and suitably'rewarded by her mother, at the above address, or at the Lincoln House, Swamscptt [Swampscott]- [Mass.] [signed] Maria J. Carter Aug. 28 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Will David Crowley, late of London [England], write to his sister, Mary Crowley Spearman, Norristown Post- - - Office, Montgomery Co., Pa. Sep. 2 4872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Robt. Eagar and Ann Jane Marshel, from the Parish of Baldershane [sic], Co. Derry, Ire¬ land, by John Getty, 242 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] [Note: Probably Ballyrashane] Sep. 4 1872 Pg. 2 col. 5 If Thomas Holmes, son of Thomas Holmes, Co. Donegal, Ireland, or any of his children, will call at 2001 Wood st., between 7 and 8 o'clock any evening this week, they will find something to their advantage. 367  Pub. Date PERSONALS Sep. 4 1872 Pg. 2 col. 5 Bridget Digmon, please send your address to your sister, Margaret Digmon, 355 Van Brunt st., South Brooklyn, New York. Sep. 4 1872 Pg. 2 col. 5 Miss Margaret McKeever, your sister arrived today from Donegal, Ireland. Call and see her at 404 Penn st. [Phila. Pa.] Sep. 30 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary and Ellen Begley. Left Lismore, Co. Waterford, Ireland. Address this cou¬ sin, Bridget Connell, 220 Sixth st., Jersey City, N.J. Sep. 30. 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Edward F. Patterson, a native of Canada, by his mother. Any one knowing him, call or address Mrs. Patterson, 328 S. Fourth st. [Phila. Pa.] Sep. 30 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. Mary Tuit or Tute, lately residing at 1532 N. Twenty-second st. [Phila. Pa.] and sister of Mrs. Margaret F. Putman of Saratoga Springs [N.Y.] lately deceased, is requested to call on John William Wallace 728 Spruce st. [Phila.Pa.] Oct. 2 1872 Pg. 2 col. 5 Information wanted of Ann Levy, of Newtown, Forbes, Co. Lonford [Longford], Ireland. If residing in Phila. [Pa.] Will please call at 1721 Market st. (Forrest Hotel) [signed] Catharine Levy, of Wheeling W. Va. Oct. 15 1872 Pg. 2 col. 6 Mr. Merrion Lindsey wishes to see his brother John Lindsey, formerly of Baltimore [Md.] at 2319 Jasper st., near Front and York [sts., Phila. Pa.]. Oct. 26 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information respecting Emily Griffin, former¬ ly of Baltimore [Md.], which city she left about 20 years ago. By applying at once to Samuel Gaunt, 33 Jefferson st., Baltimore, Md., she can hear of some¬ thing to her advantage. Oct. 28 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mrs. Emily Irvin, formerly Emily Mehegan, of Norfolk, Va. Address 224 Federal st. [Phila.Pa.] Nov. 2 1872 Pg. 4 col. 4 Will Edward Banyard and John Cudbert from Lincoln, England, send their address to Alfred Cooper, Detroit, - Mich. 368  Pub. Date Nov. 4 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS Notice to the heirs of Mrs. Ann Henry, whose maiden name was Ann Usher, daughter of Abraham Usher, of the City of Baltimore [Md.] Rosetta Henry and Ann Henry and Geo. Henry, legatees of a certain party in Baltimore, or the heirs of the legatees, above named will receive information regarding their interest, by addressing Mr. Solomon Hamess, Bull Creek, Wood Co., W. Va. Nov. 7 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mrs. Murphy, who left Leaven¬ worth City [Kansas] about 8 weeks ago, to visit her brothers in Phila. [Pa.], by her husband and child¬ ren, who have written since, but received no answer, as to her arrival. Address Capt. J. J. Murphy, Leavenworth City, Kansas. Nov. 14 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of Michael Morrison, a carpen¬ ter, who left England on February 2, 1870. Any in¬ formation will be thankfully rec'd by his wife [not named], 2023 Lombard st., Phila. [Pa.] Nov. 18 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of The McGrath's, of Sear [sic], Co. of Wexford, [Ireland] who left Ireland 20 years ago, by their nephew, Wm. Clancy, Phila. Post-Office. Nov. 20 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary Devine, by her neice, Ellen Brennen, just arrived from Donegal, Ireland; Stopping at Lehman's Hotel, 3919 Market st., West Phila. [Pa.] Nov. 21 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John or Bamey Kelly, [from] Becky [probably Beaghy], Co. Cavan, Ireland. Address Frank Degnin, Nanticoke, Luzerne Co., Pa. Nov. 23 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of Richard and Patrick Murphy, of Co. Armagh, Belymire [possibly Ballymore], Ire¬ land. Left Dublin in 1853. Apply at 2 Allison Place, Front above Arch st. [Phila.Pa.] Nov. 27 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Edwin Markwick of Sussex, Eng¬ land, supposed to be in Germantown. Call 2127 Ells¬ worth st• [Phila. Pa.] - - 369  Pub. Date Nov. 29 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS If this should meet the eye of Chas.John Miller, he can find his brother, lately from Ireland, James Miller, 268 N. Fourth st. [Phila. Pa.] Dec. 2 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Official - Dept. of State, Washington D.C. Nov. 30 1872 Information has been rec'd of this Department from Mr. E. D. Bruner, the Consul of the United States, at Talcahuano, Chile, of the death on the 19th of September last, at the hospital in Talcahuano, of James Patterson, seaman. Dec. 6 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Department of State, Washington D.C. December 4 1872. Information has been rec'd at this Department from Mr. J. Baldwin Hays, Consul General of the United States, at Beyrout, Palestine, of the death on the 2d October last, at Kessab, in Palestine, of the Rev. P. 0. Powers formerly of Phila. Pa. Dec. 13 1872 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted Information of William Howell, who lived in Baltimore [Md.] in 1871. Please address Richard Howell, 1918 Oxford st. [Phila.Pa.] Dec. 28 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of the relatives of Henry Buckley. I was lost 19 years ago in Brooklyn, N. Y., was then five years old, and at that time, lived with my uncle, but don't know his name, and had three brothers, Daniel, George and Paul [Buckley]. Information of the above will be suitably rewarded, [signed] Henry Buckley - - Morrisville, Bucks Co., Pa. Dec. 31 1872 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John Robinson, from Glasgow, [Scotland], at 926 N. Front st., by Isabella Robinson, late from Ohio. 370  Pub. Date Jan. 16 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS Will Patrick Brin, "last heard of near Chicago", [Ill.] send his address to his mother, at 1019 S. Eighteenth st., Phila. [Pa.] Jan. 20 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Andreas Rothel, of Lenfeld, Hartz, Prussia, will send his address to J. B. Rosengarten, 532 Walnut st. [Phila.Pa.] Jan. 24 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Jacob Sloat, formerly of York Co., Pa., send add¬ ress to Belcher's, 529 Chestnut st. [Phila. Pa.] or Peter Sloat, Omaha, Nebraska and Ogden, Indiana. Feb. 1 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Personal Information wanted of Ellen Given or Rose Sweeney, natives of near Dunglow, Co. of Donegal, Ire¬ land, who left New York some few years ago, and now living in Phila. [Pa.] Any information of their whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by Hugh Given, 814 Market st. [Phila. Pa.] Feb. 4 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Benjamin Musgrave, from Leeds, England, will comm¬ unicate with Nathan Hodgson, Oswego Woolen Mills, N. Y., he may hear of something to his advantage. Feb. 5 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Patrick Mulley, left Manhattanvilie, New York, August 19, 1872, age 21, about 5 ft. 9^ in. high, fair com¬ plexion, blue eye. Any information as to his where¬ abouts will be thankfully rec'd by his sister Mary [Mulley], 624 N. Seventeenth st., PKila. Pa. Feb. 10 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of the whereabouts of Charles Rogers, by his brother, J. W. Rogers, living on German st., near Fremont, Baltimore, Md. Apply to Wetherald, Ledger Office. Feb. 10 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Any information of John Lennon, (has a sandy beard), who came from Glasgow, Scotland, four years ago, next April, will be thankfully rec'd by his sister, Alice Lennon, 1522 Poplar st., Phila. [Pa.] On the 25th of September 1872, he was boarding at 388 Penn st., Pitts¬ burg, Pa. - 371  Pub. Date PERSONALS - Feb. 12 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 GARRETT, William Rule has been granted by Orphan's Court of Philadelphia, on all heirs or other persons interested or claiming any interest in the estate of William Garrett, deceased, at Philadelphia, May 31, 1871, intestate, to appear to said Court, Saturday, March 29 1873, and show cause why a decree should not be made directing said Garrett administrators to pay over to J. M. Kreiter, Committee of Mrs. Eliza Garrett, the surviving wife of said Garrett, the bal¬ ance of such intestate's estate in his hands. Said Garrett left Banbury, Oxfordshire, England, some time in 1851. [signed] Samuel Perkins, atty, for J. M. Kreiter, Committee, 627 Walnut st., Phila. [Pa.] Feb. 19 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of William & Thomas Cleary and Mary Ann Cleary, formerly of Baltimore [Md.], by their brother, John Cleary, of 623 S. Sixth st., [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 1 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 If this should meet the eyes of Mr. Nicholas Brogan; of Ninchhouse, Co. Meath, Ireland, or any one who knows of his whereabouts, would confer a favor, by addressing a note to his sister, Miss Sarah Brogan, 37 N. Twentyfirst st., Phila. [Pa.] [Note: There is a townland called Ninch in Co. Meath but not Ninchhouse] Mar. 3 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Thomas Scales, who left New York City about two months ago for Phila. [Pa.]z Any infor¬ mation of his whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by his brother, Joseph Scales, 388 Broome st., New York City Mar. 7 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted To know the whereabouts of Mary Culligan; Kings Co., Ireland, supposed to be in New York, landed three years ago last Sept.; she has an uncle named James Garry. Address Pat Sloan, Ridley Park, Delaware Co., Pa. A friend wishes to know where she is. Mar. 12 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Michael Kearns, a native of Dunsrim, Co. Monaghan, Ireland, who emigrated to the United States some 10 years ago; supposed to be in Texas. It will be to his advantage to communicate at once with James Monaghan, 1721 Market st., Phila. [Pa.] Mar. 13 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John Gauldin, dyer, late of Glas¬ gow, [Scotland], by Peter Lachlin, 2003 Market st., - [Phila. Pa.] 372  Pub. Date PERSONALS Mar. 15 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John Mingham, a Scotchman, by his cousin just from Scotland, [signed] M. McGlinsie, Ledger Office. Mar. 25 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 If James, Bridget or Winiford Curren, from the Par¬ ish of Inver, Co. Donegal, Ireland, will send their address to E. O'Gorman, 509 N. Ninth st. [Phila. Pa.] they will hear of something to their advantage. Apr. 11 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary Dunlavy, by marriage Mrs. Beaty, from the Parish of Rymunterdony [Raymunterdoney] Co. Donegal, Ireland, by her father, Christy Dunlavy. Call at 242 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] Apr. 16 1873 Pg. 2 col. 6 Information wanted of Mrs. Catharine Tole, from Co. Antrim, near Belle Castle [sic], [Ireland], by her sister, Mary McElwee, [who] just landed. She will please meet her this Wednesday at 7:30 P.M., or on Thursday, same hour, at North Pennsylvania Railroad Depot. [Note: No townland of this name; it may be the town of Ballycastle in Co. Antrim] Apr. 21 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Miss Johanna Corsen, of Fedderwarden, Grand Duchy of Oldenburg, will hear of a relative from Bremen, please apply to the purser of the Belgium steamer "Faderland" between Christian and Washington st. wharf. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 22 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 - Information wanted of Susan Gallagher, daughter of Patrick Gallagher, of Altidough [Altilow], Parish of Killinmard [Killymard], Co. Donegal, [Ireland], by her brother Patrick [Gallagher]. Left home about 17 years ago. Inquire at 611 S. Fourth st. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 26 1873 Pg. 4 col. 3 Information wanted of Mrs. Maggie Eugenie Gaillard, of Summerville, Charleston district, South Carolina, supposed to be in Baltimore, having with her two children. Address Richard, Ledger Office. Apr. 28 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Annie McMonagle, who arrived in New York per steamer "Columbia", April 23, 1873. Any information of her whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by John Murray, S.W. comer, Ninth and Moore sts., Phila. [Pa.] 373  Pub. Date PERSONALS May 3 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted - Information of Michael or Patrick Kaman, or any of their relatives, of the town of Drumalt [Ireland], who came to this country 20 years ago. Call or address 171 Wistar st., Germantown [>Phila. Pa.] [Note: There is a townland of Drumalt in both Co. Cavan and Co. Monaghan; it is not a town] May 9 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Will Margaret Maxwell, who arrived in the "City of Baltimore" from Co. Sligo, Ireland, send her address to Margaret O'Hara, care of, Mr. Connell, Mount Moriah Cemetery, Phila [Pa.] May 19 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John McMullin, of Glasgow [Scot¬ land], son of James McMullin. He came to America about 22 years ago. When last heard he was in John st., New York. Address his cousin, Susan McMahon, 1241 Margaretta st., Washington ave., near Sixth [st. Phila. Pa.] May 26 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Will Henry or Ann Krismyer, of Newburgh, N.Y., call at the St. Charles Hotel, Philadelphia and see their brother [not named]. May 31 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 James Robinson, bom about 1812 in Lifford, Ireland, who came to Philadelphia in 1832, or his representative can hear of something to their advantage, by addressing Kinley J. Tener, 18 S. Third st. [Phila.Pa.] [Note: This is probably the town of Lifford in Co. Donegal] June 5 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Daniel Harlin, sometime mechanic, with the Gourock Ropework Company, Port Glasgow, Scotland, will apply to Alexander Laste, solicitor, Port Glasgow, Scotland, he will hear something to his advantage. June 5 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 James Thorton, from Fairfax County, Va., would like to know of theswhereabouts of John or Morris Rowe. Please address 763 S. Thirteenth st. [Phila. Pa.] June 13 1873 Pg. 2 col. 5 Catharine Smith (late Tiese), your sister Eliza, just arrived from Ireland. Will be found at 1735 Moravian st. [Phila. Pa.] 374  Pub. Date June 13 1873 Pg. 2 col. 5 PERSONALS If Dennis Donnovan of Co. Cork, Ireland, is in Philadelphia, he will greatly oblige his cousin, Dennis Donnovan [sic] by calling on or addressing him at Patrick Murray's, 11 Callowhill st. [Phila. Pa.] - June 14 1873 Pg. 3 col. 2 Notice Any person who may give information of the whereabouts of Bridget Hopkins, who landed at New York from the steamship "Montreal" on Monday, 9th instant, from there came to Philadelphia, will re¬ ceive the thanks and be amply rewarded by Thomas McIntyre, 4339 Main st., Manayunk [Phila. Pa.]. June 20 1873 Pg. 2 col. 6 Information wanted of Ellen Cope and William Frizell, formerly residents of Waxford [Co. Wexford], Old Ross, Ireland. Address Eliza Ellens, care of, Mrs. Margaret Dunn, Warren Tavern, Chester Co., Penna. June 21 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of the whereabouts of Ann Bums, by her brother, Thomas Gavin. Bom near Westport [Co. Sligo], Ireland. Please address F.P.P. Ledger Office. June 21 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 P. A. A. Cox, late of Melbourne, [Australia] write to your brother [not named]. Something to your advantage; same address; or anybody knowing him, please send word to Gordon & Golch, Melbourne, Australia. June 24 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Owen Bradley, 'of Co. Tyrone, [Ireland] who left England about one month ago for America, by his sister, Anna Bradley. Address or call 620 Bainbridge st. [Phila. Pa.] June 25 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mr. John Gormley, from Londonderry [Ireland], wishes information of Patrick Henney, tailor, from London¬ derry. 1328 Fisher st., near Huntingdon, Port Rich¬ mond [Phila. Pa.] June 25 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Of Martin Kneley, a son of Patrick Kneley, a native of Ireland, Co. Galway. Is supposed to be working in an ink factory in Philadelphia. Any information of him, address 631 Front and Bainbridge sts. [Phila. Pa.] [signed] John Burke June 26 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Thomas Finnigan, of Co. Cavan, [Ireland], who left Liverpool June 3d inst. for Amer¬ ica, on steamer "City of Brooklyn", by his sister, Maggie Riff. Address or call 1133 William st., Port Richmond. [Phila. Pa.] 375  Pub, Date PERSONALS - June 27 1873 Pg. 3 col. 5 Wanted Information of P. O'Neil, who left Ballymoney, Co. Antrim, Ireland, about four months ago for Philadelphia, by his cousin, Francis Dempsey, at A. Kelly's, Market st., between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth st. [Phila. Pa.] July 2 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 James Whittington, recently from England, supposed to be in a hospital in New York or Philadelphia. Information wanted by Benjamin Whittington, Box 71, New York Post-Office. July 2 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Will James O'Brien of Loughlin [probably town of Loughlinn, in Co. Roscommon], Ireland, send his add¬ ress to his sister, Winny O'Brien, at 2025 South st. Phila. Pa., United States. 2 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Margaret Stinson, left Camley [Carnlea], Co. Antrim, Ireland, about 12 years since, and was last heard of in Phila. [Pa.] Information of her will be thankfully rec'd by her neice, Hannah Spence, at 127 Master st. July [Phila. Pa.] July 9 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John Dooley, who left England, four years ago, and who is supposed to be in Phila. [Pa.], by an old friend, Ellen Jones, 2214 Kent st. [Phila. Pa.] July 9 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mary Carthy, your brother John Carthy, has arrived from Kilgobbin, Co. of Waterford, Ireland. 43 N. Twenty-second st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: There are 3 Kilgobbin townlands; one in Co. Cork, one in Dublin, and one in Mayo, but none in Waterford; however there is the townland of Kilgobnet in Waterford] July 12 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Richard Chappell, formerly of St. Just, Cornwall, England, is requested to write to his brother, John Chappell, Moonta, South Australia. July 31 1873 Pg;c'3 col. 1 See notice Oct. 10 1873 Reliable information desired concerning the present whereabouts and condition of William Earnshaw Kirk¬ man, a young Englishman from Liverpool, supposed to have been in Phila. [Pa.] about nine months ago, and intending a trip to New York. Any news gratefully ack¬ nowledged by W. H. Cooper, Leechburg, Armstrong Co., Pa. 376  Pub. Date PERSONALS Aug. 4 1873 Pg. 3 col. 2 If James Cummin, son of H. Cummin, of St. Helena, Aug. 4 1873 Pg. 3 col. 2 Any one knowing present address of John Caldwell Stirling, native of Glasgow, Scotland, and recently residing in this city, will confer a favor by com¬ municating same to Dr. M. Lay, 144 S. Orange avenue, Newark, New Jersey, or James Bryson, 71 N. Second st., Phila. [Pa.] Aug. 4 1873 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mr. Solomon Stemberger, for¬ South Africa, will call at 614 Spruce st, he will receive a letter from his father. merly of Cardenas, Cuba, by J. G. Augarica, 332 W. Twenty-eighth st., New York City, or Mr. Andres Biatle, Cardenas, Cuba. Aug. 4 1873 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Ann Hanna or Ann Garvey, sailed from Glasgow [Scotland] on the steamship "Victoria", by her husband and boy, Thomas and Patrick Hanna, 242 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] Aug. 21 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Will Sarah Cannon, who arrived from Ireland in the "California" last Wednesday, send her address to her sister, Annie Cannon, 735 comer N. Twenty-fifth and Hare sts. [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 25 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of the whereabouts of Nora Power (maiden name of Tula), Parish of Ball^pakin [Ballybacon] Co. of Tipperary, Ireland. When last heard from was living in the capacity of nurse in the family of a Mr. Butcher, at Fairmount, near Philadelphia, 20 or 23 years ago. Any one knowing of her whereabouts will confer a favor by addressing John C. Welch, Rockford, Illinois. Aug. 26 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Hugh Mcllveney, by his cousin, Margaret Rafferty, from the Parish of Doughenmore, [Donaghmore] Co. Tyrone, Ireland. Apply at 242 S. Front st., Phila. [Pa.] Aug. 28 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted Concerning Joseph Brown, whitesmith, of Jedburgh, Roxburghshire, Scotland, who left Glasgow, for Montreal in the ship "Clyde" about 3% years ago. Address L. E. Brown, Ledger Office. - 377  Pub. Date Aug. 28 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS - Wanted Information of Emily Constandine, maiden name Myland, who came from Liverpool [England] about eight or nine weeks ago. Call or address Theophilus Constandine, 115 Plane st. First ward, [Phila. Pa.] Sep. 9 1873 Pg. -2 col. 6 James McNeill, formerly of Belfast, Ireland, send address to R. Briggs, 806 N. Second st. [Phila. Pa.] Sep. 9 1873 Pg. 2 col. 6 Wanted - Information of Edward Neary, Co. Tipperary, Ireland, by his cousin James Neary, of Co. Callen, Kilkenny [Callen, Co. Kilkenny], Ireland, at 321 Cherry st., Phila. [Pa.] Sep. 12 1873 Pg. 2 col. 4 Finlander Sep. 17 1873 Pg. 2 col. ? Information wanted of James Casey, of Co. Limerick, Ireland, by Patrick Shine, 242 S. Front st. Phila. - Jonas Antiupvikka Huntus, [of] Wassan, Cahista Kokkocan, Pitiesfca, Kaustesan Seurankota, 1920 N. Third st. [Phila. Pa.) [Pa.] Sep. 17 1873 Pg. 2<col. ? Information wanted of Patrick Bergin, aged 18 years, left Orilla, Canada July 1872, last heard from was in Phila.[Pa.] , by;his brother J. F. Bergin, 20 Sussex st., Jersey City, N.J. OCt. 1 1873 Pg. 4 col. 6 Information wanted of David Robinson, native of Co. Down, Ireland, when last heard of was residing in Phila. [Pa.]. Address Thos. Robinson, Howe Band, Bridgeport, Conn. Oct. 2 1873 Pg. 2 col. 6 To James and Charles Logan, of (or late of) 815 New Market st, Philadelphia - you are requested to commun¬ icate, at once, to Samuel Bradley, of 6 Selina Cottages, Twickenham, England, respecting the will of the late Hugh Logan, of Cambridge street, Pimlico, London [England]. Any information of the above will be gratefully received. Oct. 3 1873 Pg. 2 col. 5 Will Mr. T. Ryan, youngest son of Julia Ryan, former¬ ly of Macroom, Co. Cork, Ireland, send his address to his aunt, Miss Mary H. Kelleher, to Ledger Office. 378  Pub. Date Oct. 3 1873 Pg. 2 col. 5 PERSONALS Information wanted of Miss Polly Twomey, who came to this country in May last, from the City of Cork, [Ireland]. Any information of her will be thank¬ fully rec'd by her brother, Mr. Twomey, Kaighn's Point, New Jersey. Oct. 10 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary Brennon, left Ireland, Co. Westmeath, on the 25th Sept.; came in the "City of Bristol". Write to 77 Gossamer ave., between Hamil¬ ton and Willow sts. [Phila. Pa.] to her sister [not named]. - Oct. 10 1873 Pg. 3 col.'1 See notice , July. 31 1773 Personal Reliable information earnestly solicited concerning William Earnshaw Kirkman, a young English¬ man from Liverpool. Was last heard of 12 months ago at Philadelphia, and contemplating a trip to New York. Address W.H.C., 139 River avenue, Allegheny City, Pa. Oct. 14 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Thomas Pembroke, a native of Ireland, died of yellow fever in Memphis, Tenn, on the 8th of October 1873. He has a brother [not named] living in this city, in the vicinity of Thirteenth and Spring Garden street, who is requested to communicate with George W. Gift, Memphis, Tenn. Oct. 17 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John Patterson, native of Coothill [Cootehill], Co. Cavan, Ireland. Address Susan Patterson, care[of] Mrs. Boyd/ 3800 Market st., [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 23 1873 Pg. 2 col. 4 James Dashiel Dawson and William Dawson, brothers of the late Margaret Dawson, of St. Croix, W.I., are in¬ formed that there is a property in said island await¬ ing their claim. Further information can be obtained by addressing Miss Anna F. Conner, West End, St. Croix, Danish West Indies. Oct. 30 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Win. Bartless, baker, late of Mechanicsburg, Pa., by his wife, who has returned from England. Address Mrs. Mary Bartless, care of, Mrs. James Pendergast, Cumberland st., Harrisburg^, Pa. Oct. 31 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. Susan Little (maiden name Pratt) from Abbeyleix, Queens Co., Ireland, can hear from her "Uncle Tom in India", by addressing Rev. W. E. H., Ledger Office, or calling in person. 379  Pub. Date PERSONALS Oct. 31 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Edward W. Henck, formerly of Boston [Mass.] and late of 1012% Walnut [st.],. Phila. Pa., is in this city, will please call at 1021 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] or send your address. Nov. A 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 John Pattison disappeared from the residence of Dr. Boyd, Albany, N.Y. on the night of Sept. 1st. His age is 15, dark eyes and hair, supposed to have become suddenly deranged. Any information send to the Chief of Police, Philadelphia, or his mother, Mrs. Pattison at 25% S. Ferry st., Albany, N.Y. Nov. 14 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mary Jane Conner from Keithburg, Ill. wishes to find her aunt, Jane Thompson, who lives with Mrs. Glass, Apply at 1226 N. Seventh st. [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 18 1873 Pg. 3 col. 2 Personal - If this should meet the eye of Richard Weller, carpenter, of Brighton, South of England, ceme to Capt. R. Hood, swimming instructor, S. E. corner Front and Otis sts., Nineteenth ward [Phila. Pa.]. - Nov. 19 1873 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted Information of Mrs. Green, formerly Mrs. Driver, now of West Phila. Pa., by her neice, Mary Ann [no surname given] from Penny Meadow, Ashton-underLyne, England. Address 1431 Hanover st., Phila. [Pa.] Nov. 24 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Should this meet the eye of Charles Pugh, waiter, formerly of London [England], he is requested to communicate with J. Wilkins, Ledger Office. Dec. 6 1873 Pg. 3 col. 2 Kate Roche, native of Baltinglass, Co. Wicklow, Ire¬ land. Information of her whereabouts will be thank¬ fully rec'd at 2135 Locust st. [Phila. Pa.], by her brother [not named]. Dec. 6 1873 Pg. 3 col. 2 Will Wm. Malone of Queen's Co., Ireland, send his add¬ ress to D.R.G. at Public Ledger Office. Dec. 15 1873 Pg. 3 col. 1 Any information of James Williams or Ferris Campbell, who left the berg of Johnston, near Paisley, Renfrew¬ shire, Scotland, about twenty years ago, will be thank¬ fully rec'd by John Campbell Cuthbertson, Loneconing, Allegheny Co. Md. Dec. 24 1873 Pg. 3 col. 2 Louisa Catharine Bushman, born in Paris, France, left Pittsburg, Pa. five years ago and was never heard from. Any information concerning her, please address to her mother, Catharine Bost, 465 Liberty st., Pittsburg, Pa. 380  PERSONALS Pub. Date Jan. 5 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 If the person by the name of John Coulter, who wrote to one called Samuel Hawkings, on the 12th of October last, from Chester, to Rathangan, Co. of Kildare, Ireland, wishes to learn of the where¬ abouts of his family, he can do so by letter or person, by addressing to Mrs. J. M. Conlon, 589 Margarine st., New Orleans, La. His mother, Mrs. Anna London, and sisters and brothers are all here. William, Samuel, Eliza and Jane. Jan. 8 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 GILL Jan. 9 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 James Shaw of Saddleworth, England, please call on E. Wrigley, 30 North Seventh st. [Phila. Pa.] Jan. 12 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of Robert Sheldon, who was in Colorado Territory in 1869, by William Bley, at Reeseville Post-Office, Chester Co., Pa. Jan. 14 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 $25 Reward will be given for any information of Eliz¬ abeth Little, and small child 18 months old, who left her home in Castleton, Harford Co., Md., with the intention of going to see her sister in New York. She is 5 feet 5 inches in height, has a small scar on right cheek from a recent cut, the first joint of the little finger of the left hand is>cut off; is of fair complexion and has dark brown hair, very short. Any information of her and child will be thank¬ fully rec'd by her distressed husband at Castleton, Harford Co., Md. [signed] Robt. Little Jan. 20 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Miss Annie Winters knows or will ascertain the present address of Miss Emma Moore, formerly of 1013 Bainbridge st. [Phila. Pa.], and will send it to Miss Justine Lyons, 64 Warwick st., Pimlico, London, Eng¬ land, she will relieve great anxiety. Jan. 24 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 If Mr. John or William Nicholson, who came to this country some forty or fifty years ago, from Monasterevan [Monasterevin, Co. Kildare], Ireland, will call at Fulton & Walker's Carriage Factory, Twentieth and Filbert sts. [Phila. Pa.] he will meet a friend. Jan. 30 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Anderson Callahan who was in Nashville, Tenn. 1863-64, will please send his address to S. Waterman, Forest City Hotel, Forest City, Ohio.[signed] S. Waterman - Information wanted of James Gill, by his bro¬ ther. When last heard from was in Philadelphia; as our father still lives, and wishes to hear from us. Address Peter Gill, 810 W. Baltimore st., Baltimore, Md. - 381  Pub. Date PERSONALS Feb. 2 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary Jane, aged 23 years, and Emma Murry, aged 22 years. When last heard from were living in Phila. [Pa.]. Address George H. Short, 1214 G. Street, N.W., Washington D.C. Feb. 5 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 The undersigned would like to find her sisters [not named], daiughters of the late John Roddy, of Mayo, Ireland. Mary M. Roddy Powers, 1721 Titan st., above Wharton [st., Phila. Pa.] Feb. 10 1874 Pg. 2 col. 6 Win. Mitchell, who paid passage of Sarah Mitchell, from Londonderry [Ireland] is requested to call as soon as convenient at Robert Taylor & Co., 140 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] Feb. 16 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 John Paul, formerly with John Logan of Northeast, Md., please write to your mother, Sophia Koll, 311 Race st. [Phila. Pa.] Feb. 18 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 James G. Todd, Spring Mills, Montgomery Co., Pa. \ wishes to hear from his brother, John H. Todd, who came to this country in company with him in the steam¬ ship "United Kingdom" in March 1868. Feb. 21 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted by Jane Brown (marriage name Salway) of her mother Mrs. Catharine Brown and her brothers Chas, and William Brown, and sisters, Mary Brown or Evans, Kate Brown or Garrasite, and Ellen Brown, nat¬ ives of Co. Donegal, Ireland. They will see their sis¬ ter at 1761 Bodine st. [Phila. Pa.] [sister not named] Feb. 25 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Michael, Thomas and Norah Tobin, from Tallow, Co. Waterford, Ireland, by their brother William [Tobin]. Address Wm. Tobin, Ledger Office. Mar. 2 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 Personal Information of the whereabouts of Mary Henry is earnestly desired by her sister, Catharine Henry, now in California. Address at Ledger Office. Mar. 5 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of John, Henry, Richard, Mary, Ellen, and Elizabeth Morris. Any information respect¬ ing their whereabouts would be gratefully received by their neice, Lizzie Morris, 3 St. Lawrence- Place',' Portland, Maine. - 382  Pub. Date PERSONALS Mar. 9 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 Will Mrs. Alexander Hutchinson write to her son Hill [Hutchinson], at Jacksonville, Fla. Mar. 10 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 I have been requested by John George Thornley of Newry [probably Co. Down, but there is a Newry in Co. Armagh], Ireland, to make inquirey through the public press of Philadelphia and Washington concern¬ ing his brothers, Thomas and William and sister Eliza (Mrs. Gartland). If any or all are living, I will be glad to see them or have them write to me, so that I may communicate with their brother Joseph H. Thornley, Dry Goods Merchant, comer Eighth and Spring Garden sts., Phila. [Pa.] Mar. 12 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 If the following persons or any of them, who came [as] passengers in the Anchor Line steamship "India", Oct¬ ober 1869, will call or send their address to this off¬ ice, 1019 Walnut st. [Phila. paj, they will confer a favor. Simon Sugner, Mary Carr, Ann Watson, Ann Brunt, Eliza Tippen, Sarah Donahoe, Mrs. L. McInnes and Isabella Miller. Mar. 27 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Richard Hill, of Bingham, Nottinghamshire, England, is wanted by his brother,Matthew Hill. Apply at Holmesburg Post-Office, Pa. Apr. 1 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 If John Maguire or his nephew John Maxwell, from Fintona, Co. Tyrone, Ireland, will call at 1019 Walnut st., they can hear news interesting to them. Apr. 8 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Frederick Miller, who left Phil¬ adelphia, March 1873 to go to Little Rock, Arkansas. Address Mary Miller, Central Hotel, Arch st., ab. Sixth [st. Phila. Pa.] Apr. 13 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Susan and Bridget Kelly, Mary Apr. 16 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Sarah Waters, late of Galveston, Texas, is in Phila¬ delphia and anxious to find the family of Mr. Lewis Gillette, or Nancy Waters. Address Sarah Waters, Led¬ ger Office. - Northen and Luke Northen, uncles and aunts of Patrick Kelly, Co. Cavan, Parish of Laria [Larah], Ireland. Address P. Kelly, 8 Nibin Place, Spring Garden st., above Broad [st., Phila. Pa.] 383  Pub. Date Apr. 18 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Apr. 20 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS John Cordwell, or next of kin, for news, write to A. W. Wagenhals, Atchison, Kansas. Something of importance from the old country to Till Wittkamp, of Abigail and Amber sts., Bridget Donnelly, of 118 Edward st.; Eliza Devlin, of 1841 N. Fifth street, rear; Mary Koch, rear 491 St. John street. Address with present residence, Attorney, Ledger Office. Apr. 23 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Wm. Garvin, Coro or Bridget, of Kings Co., Ireland, by their sister Maria [Garvin]. Address Mrs. Wm. F. Shoemaker, 67 Twenty-first st., Chicago, Illinois. Apr. 27 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Will James Thompson, who lived with Mr. Ogelby, of Lscleen [sic possibly Lisleen], Co. Tyrone, Ire¬ land, call at 2148 Webster st. [Phila. Pa.] to see a - friend. Apr. 30 1874 Pg. 2 col. 4 To the heirs of James Keegan - James Keegan of Castle Pollard [Castlepollard is a town], Co. Westmeath, Ire¬ land, died in America, leaving money in hands of his administrator. His estate is now being settled in Court. His next of kin must appear and make claim without delay, or his property will escheat to the Commonwealth of Penna. Apply to Patrick McNabb, ad¬ ministrator, 1430 Spring Garden st., Phil^. [Pa.] or E. Copper Mitchell, atty.-at-law, 518 Walnut st. Phila. Pa. May 9 1874 Pg. 4 col. 2 Information wanted of Joseph S. Keavens, of Chestertown Md. Any information of his whereabouts would be thank¬ fully rec'd by his distressed aunt. Address Miss Virginia L. Baker, Chestertown, Kent Co., Md. May 19 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Wm. W. Price. He left New York City about one year ago. Any person knowing of his whereabouts will be rewarded by his wife, Annie E. Price, Ledger Office. May 30 1874 Pg. 3 col. 7 Sarah James (Mrs. Barker) will please address her brother, late of Prestaigu, Radnorshire, England, [signed] Thomas James, West Chester, Pa. 384  Pub. Date PERSONALS June 2 1874 Pg.. 2 col. 6 If this meets the eye of any person having know¬ ledge of the whereabouts of Mary McNeilus, former¬ ly of Denagore [sic], Ireland, born in Kilkar [kilcar] and later of Strabane, they will confer a favor on her only living relatives Sarah and Bridget McNeilus, by informing them, care of, St. Elmo Hotel, Phila. [Pa.] She was last heard of in this city about four years ago. [Note: Can't find Denagore, possibly Donnaghmore in Co. Tyrone; Kilcar is in Co. Donegal; Strabane is a town in Co. Tyrone] June 2 1874 Pg. 2 col. 6 Will Margaret Ellwood, from Montreal [Canada]come to her sister, Elizabeth Hughes, 1424 Hutchinson st. [Phila. Pa.] June 4 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Michael Greamy, from the Par¬ ish of Dungarvon [Dungarvan], Co. of Waterford, Ire¬ land, by his brother Patrick Greamy, at 242 S. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] June 5 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Julia Lee, from the Parish of Headford, Co. Galway, Ireland, by her sister, Margaret Lee, at 242 S.. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: Headford is a town and not a parish] June 5 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary McNamary, formerly of Ger¬ mantown [Phila. Pa.]. Any one knowing her address will confer a favor by sending it to Thomas T. McCarty, Baltimore, Md. June 8 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 If this should meet the eye of Mr. Andrew Hanmond, son of late George Hanmond, of Bridgetown, Co. Done¬ gal, Ireland, by writing to Mr. William Hanmond, of the above place, he will hear something to his advan¬ tage. [Note: There are several Bridgetowns in Ireland but none in Co. Donegal] June 15 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Alexander P. Brown, who has run away from his home, 53 Quincy st., Boston,JMass. Aged 12 years, light complexion, brown hair, face freckled, round shoulders, somewhat stooped; had on blue tricot coat and pants much worn and faded, no vest, dark cap, small sized black oil-cloth carpet bag. A suitable reward will be paid for the discovery of his whereabouts by applying at police headquarters, corner Chestnut and Fifth sts., Phila.[Pa.] 385  Pub. Date PERSONALS June 20 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Missing- A young lad named Robert Bolton, aged about 15 years, left Ireland for America in the year 4872, and has not since been heard of. He is about 5 feet in height, fair complexion, brown curly hair and blue eyes. If this advertisement should meet the eye of any person that can give information as to his present residence, they will please communicate with Mr. Thomas Turpin, solici¬ tor for his guardians, 19 Parliament Street, Dublin, Ireland. June 24 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Richard Thomas, who left Manchester [England] 20 years ago is earnestly requested, by his sister, Mary [Thomas] to write at once. Any person know¬ ing him to be dead and seeing this advertisement will greatly oblige by addressing Mary Thomas, care of W. A. Smith & Son, Manchester, England. June 24 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Descendants of the late Catharine DUtilh (living in Philadelphia in 1810), former widow of Etienne Dutilh and last of John Gottlieb Wachmuth, for whom adver¬ tised on first page New York Herald, June 19 1874, may address for particulars J. R. Planten, ViceConsul of the Netherlands, 45 Exchange Place, N.Y. June 30 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Ellen Carroll, of Co. Monaghan, Ireland, arrived by steamer "Illinois" yesterday, wishes to hear from her brother, Francis Carroll. Please leave address at Klohr's Hotel, corner Front and Union sts. [Phila. Pa.J July 1 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 If this should meet the eye of Thomas H. Thomas, tailor, formerly of Buxton, England, he will oblige by corresponding at once with W. H. Foster, 86 Broad¬ way, Cincinnati, Ohio. July 7 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Jane McKee, left Camcastle, Co. Antrim, Ireland, about the year 1844, daughter of Rob't McKee, deceas¬ ed. Any information of her whereabouts will be thank¬ fully rec'd by her sister, Margaret McKee, now Mrs. Neil, of the town of Barrie, Canada West. [Note: Camcastle is a Parish in Co. Antrim] July 21 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Barney McElroy Your sister Jane McElroy has arrived from Ireland, and wants to see you. Call on M. H. Brown, 623 Walnut st. [Phila. Pa.] - 386  Pub. Date PERSONALS - Aug. 7 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of Louis Lewes, who was in Baden in the fall of 1869. Call at'Mr.Joly's, 9 S. Seventh st. [Phila. Pa.] [signed] A. Von Seldenegg Aug. 8 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted - Information of the whereabouts of Miss Annora Egan, who left Ireland for America on the 18th of May 1874, and is believed to have gone to Phila. [Pa.] Address Patrick Corliss, care of, R. Ball & Co. Worcester, Mass. Aug. 8 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information Wanted Regarding the children [not named] of James Aiken, formerly of Charleston, S. C. and who came to reside in this city [Phila. Pa.] before the war. Address Russell & Russell, 501 Chestnut st. - [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 8 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of whereabouts of Sylvester Donihue [sic] who lived in Boston several years ago, with Rev. Dr. Vinton and Dr. Hayden. Address F. W. Bulletin Office. Aug. 11 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of William Edward Kirby, lately from England, who left home August 2d and has not been heard of since. Wearing a dark blue dress coat, low black felt hat, dark hair, aged 26. Any information will be thankfully rec'd and liberally rewarded by Mary Kirby, 53 Wister st., Germantown. [Phila. Pa.] A Aig. 12 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Martin Cain and two boys, who came [as] passengers in steamship "California" from Glasgow, Scotland. Address Margaret Cain, care of, Wm. Wolf, 1711 Seybert st., Phila. [Pa.] Aug. 12 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted information of the whereabouts of the children of the late Mrs. Friederike Benner, of Saarbrucken, Prussia, by F. Presser, 340 Julianna st. [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 12 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 David Gillespie from Annanbank, Dumfrieshire, Scot¬ land. He was employed in Montreal, Canada from May 1864 to August 1865, and from November 1865 to Janu¬ ary 1867, in Philadelphia. Any information regarding him will be thankfully rec'd by W. J. McWalters, 1122 Mt. Vernon st. [Phila. Pa.] 387  Pub. Date PERSONALS Aug. 18 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Alfred Lloyd, of London, Eng¬ Aug. 27 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary and Ann Dardis, their maiden names, formerly of Co. Westmeath, Ireland, by their brothers, Thomas and Patrick [Dardis], lately arrived. Please address them at Ryan’s Hotel, 152 Dock st. [Phila. Pa.] Aug. 29 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 Jane McDermott wants information of Ellen McDermott, natives of Co. Tyrone, Ireland. 1141 Pine st. [Phila. land, who came to America in 1864, and not since heard: from. Please address Frederick Lloyd, 321 S. Fifth st., Phila. [Pa.] Pa.] 1 Sep. 8 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted by T. McComb, of any of the family of Benjamin Russell, of Lisnarrbw, Co. Tyrone, Ire¬ land. Address D.P.S., Ledger Office. [Note: Probably either Lisnaragh Irish or Lisnaragh Scotch] Sep. 14 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Relatives and legatees of Hugh Dalzell. Whereas Hugh Dalzell, late of Newry, in the Co. of Down, Ireland, merchant, who died at Kenilworth Terrace, Dublin, Ire¬ land on the 24th of May 1872, by his will dated the 13th of February 1869, bequeated certain legacies to the persons following (amongst others) that is to say, to each of the children of my brothers and sisters who emigrated to America: William Dalzell £500; to each of the children of testator's sister Martha (Dal¬ zell)£500; to each of the children efs tetetatOr Vs-Sister\Isabella ^Dalzell')<£5Q0;t_ jahd to:testator 1 S’ sistet Janejifi livirtg at250h andeijooeatheofiitlidrehildrtensbfi testator's sister Jane (Dalzell) £250; and to testator's sister Agnes (Dalzell) if living £.250; and to the child¬ ren of said sister Agnes (Dalzell) £250; and to each of the children of testator's brother Samuel (Dalzell) £500. Pursuant to a decree of the High Court of Chan¬ cery in Ireland, Plaintiffs Francis Horner, James Martin McClenahan; Defendents Charles Lamprey, Martha, his wife and Hugh Dalzell. Statement required showing proof of identity, 1st day of January 1875. [signed] B. E. Whitestone, Chief Clerk Wm. Henry Ogle, solicitor for Plaintiffs Francis Horner and James Martin McClenahan, 20 Upper Ormond Quay, Dublin, Ireland. - - Sep. 26 1874 Pg. 4'col. 4 If Alfred John Halliday, who left England in April last, will communicate with Thomas Jones, 1114 S. Nine¬ teenth st. [Phila. Pa.] he will hear of something to his advantage. 388  Pub. Eate PERSONALS Sep. 30 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wm. Boyle went from Birmingham, England to America, about thirty years ago. Married in New Foundland; afterwards lived in Phila. and is about 60 years of age. Any one knowing him, will be of interest to write to the U. S. Consul at Birmingham, England. Oct. 2 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton, whose son Charles Ham¬ ilton, died in Wheeling, W. Va. in 1859, will write to Mrs. Sarah Hamilton, 92 Fifteenth st., Wheeling, W. Va., she may hear of something of importance to her. Oct. 5 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 Any information of Robert Sainor, living or dead, of Congo, Co. Tyrone, Ireland, will be thankfully rec'd by Jane Sainor, 2215 Montrose st., Phila. [Pa.] Oct. 6 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Thomas Clark, or his wife Catharine (maiden name Robinson), who lived at 802 McClellan st. [Phila.Pa.] in 1872, will please write to Michael Robinson, 31 York st., Leeds, England. Oct. 13 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Thomas Stevenson, late of Copney, Co. Armagh, Ireland, will hear of a friend by writing to John Woods, 84 Pike st., Pittsburgh, Pa. Oct. 13 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 A friend anxious to find Margaret Garman, who came to America, twenty years back from Coot Hill [Cootehill] Co. Cavan, Ireland, with her sons [not named]. Her maiden name was Fitzpatrick. Address 6 Skerrit Court, off Ninth and Locust [sts., Phila. Pa.]. Oct. 29 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Left Ireland in February 1865, Michael Devlin, a native of Co. Tyrone [Ireland]. When last heard from he was in Phila. Pa. Information as to his where¬ abouts will be thankfully rec'd by his brother,Thomas [Devlin], 1811 Market st., Phila. [Pa.] Dec. 4 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Walter T. Pilkington, who arrived at New York from London [England] in April 1873, will hear something to his advantage, by calling at 1309 S. Broad st., Phila. [Pa.] 389  Pub. Date PERSONALS - Dec. 7 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Robert Craig Wanted Robt. Craig, who left Bonhire, Dumbartonshire, Scotland, about thirty years ago, for North America. He or his descendents may hear of a succession in which they are interested, by communicating with the subscriber, and giving par¬ ticulars of family history to prove identity[signed] J. A. Dixon, solicitor, 156 West George st., Glasgow, Scotland. Dec. 7 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mrs. Mary Hamlin, formerly Brown, by her daughter Agnes Ryan, 241 W. Twenty¬ seventh st., New York. Was native of Paterson; in Phila. [Pa.] when last heard from. Dec. 9 1874 Pg. 3 col. 1 Smith, Robert, deceased A sum of about twenty pounds, less expenses, is divisible amongst the legal personal representatives of Robert Smith, deceased, who was a son of John Smith, late of Michaels Place, Brompton, England, who died many years ago. Apply by letter to William Francis Watson, solicitor, 11 Southampton Buildings, Chancery Lane, London, - England. Dec. 29 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 If John W. Storey, gunsmith by trade, of Dublin, Ire¬ land, will call or address 215 N. Ninth st., he will hear of something to his advantage. When last heard from was in Newark, N. J. Dec. 30 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 $100 Reward - Information wanted of Bridget McDonald, native of Rossmore [sic], [Co.] Carlow, Ireland, who left home in the ship "Webster", May 1st 1860; Last heard of at Mrs. Winslow's, Filbert st. [Phila. Pa.], April 17, 1863. Any person sending her address to her brother, John McDonald, 513 Biddle st., St. Louis, Mo., will receive the above reward. [Note: There is no town, townland nor parish of Ross¬ more in Co. Carlow] Dec. 30 1874 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Mrs. Ann Morgan, wife of Thomas Morgan, maiden name Ann McKeone, landed in New York in 1850; last heard from in the vicinity of Elizabeth¬ town, N. J. Any information concerning her will be thankfully rec'd by her husband, Thomas Morgan, Savannah, Georgia. 390  Pub. Date PERSONALS Jan. 2 1875 Pg. 3 col. 2 Information wanted of Elizabeth Fitzroy, maiden name Elizabeth Cooney, who left the City of Dublin [Ire¬ land], about the year 1860, by her nephew, [signed] Walter Harford, 254 West Twentieth st.. New York City. Jan. 26 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of Jacob Humphreys, who former¬ ly lived at 1719 N. Eleventh st., [Phila. Pa.]. Add¬ ress Win. Price, Bunker Hill, Kansas. Feb. 15 1875 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted- Information of George Smith; Irishman, or his relatives. He resided in this city [Phila. Pa.]. Came to this city about 40 years ago; was married second time. Leave address at 333 S, Second st. - [Phila. Pa.] Feb. 25 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Next of kin wanted -The children of Alexander Bradford formerly of Deptford, in England and who was born near Belfast, in Ireland, and who is supposed to have emi¬ grated to United States of America, will hear of some¬ thing to their advantage on application to the under¬ signed. Rev. John Machaughton, Belfast, Ireland [and] Hugh Currie, Esq., High st., Belfast, Ireland Mar. 1 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Henry Sewell, of Bradford, Yorkshire, England, will hear something to his advantage, by writing to one of his sisters, care of, Samuel Hopkinson, Executor of his late father, 52 St. George's Place, Bradford, [Yorkshire, England], or by addressing the British Consul General, N. Y. Mar. 8 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 If John Eaton, formerly of Los Angeles, California, is in this city, he can see his old friend, Joseph Shaw, by calling at 506 N. Twelfth st. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 8 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information will be thankfully rec'd of M. A. Thomas, Charles Yeagle, or Yeager, formerly of Sacremento, Cal., and also the mother of Charles Yeagle or Yeager. Please address 3020 Market st., West Philadelphia, Pa. [signed] Mrs. M. E. Thomas Mar. 9 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. Ellen Henry, formerly of Charleston, S.C., will please call on or address F. Register, Claim Office, 324 S. Fifth st. [Phila. Pa.] 391  Pub. Date PERSONALS Mar. 11 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 James Byrne of Balaneece, Co. Dublin, [Ireland] wishes to find his sisters, Margaret and Mary Ann Byrne. Address, care of, James Dowling, 1136 Beach st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: Probabiy Ballalease; there is a north, south and west Ballalease] Mar. 18 1875 Pg. 3 col. 2 George Stone, native of Faversham, Kent, England, can find Addis Stone at Girard House, within one week from date. Mar. 19 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of William Edgar, or his heirs, joiner by trade, native of Parish of Eskdale, Scot¬ land. They will hear of property left them in Scotland, by addressing M. Smith, 2330 N. Front st. [Phila. Pa.] Mar. 23 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Elizabeth Huey, sister of James Huey, and niece of Moses McMahon. She came to this city [Phila. Pa.] from Baltimore [Md.] about 5 years ago. Apply to John Cadwalader, Jr., attorneyat-law, 252 S. Fourth st. [Phila. Pa.] Apr. 7 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 George Henry O'Connor, who left Liverpool in the year 1871, per steamship "Scandinavian" for Quebec, and was last heard of from Philadelphia, will learn some¬ thing to his great advantage, on applying to Mr. Pollarky, Private Inquiry Office, 13 Paddington Green, London, England. Apr. 15 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Catharine Boyle, wife of James Boyle, of the family of Hugh O'Conner (John, Henry and Eliza); The family were last heard of in Phila. Information from any of them will be received to their advantage by addressing, John O'Connor, Drumsuru [prob¬ ably town of Drumsum], Co. Derry, Ireland. [Note: O'Conner and O'Connor spellings are both in this notice] Apr. 16 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Henry Cox would like to know the address of his bro¬ thers, Edward and Charles [Cox], late of Nottingham, England. . Address 242 S. Front st., Phila. Pa. Apr. 29 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Missing - Charles E. Looker, 5 feet - 9 inches in height weighing 200, blue eyes, full whiskers and mustache, and hair dark brown. Last heard of in Phila. [Pa.] on February 15th. Any information of him will be thank¬ fully rec'd and rewarded by his wife, Mrs. Josephine Looker, 50 Vanderbilt ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 392  Pub. Date PERSONALS May 6 1875 Pg. 3 col. 2 Wanted -To correspond with Henry Allen (or his fam¬ ily) who was in or of Camden, N.J. about 1853 or 1855. Address Erastus Allen, care of Glass Box 50, New Orleans, Louisiana. Any person replying will greatly favor. 7 1875 William McGuire, that addressed Geo. McGuire, at Canton, Ohio, some 18 months ago, in relation to his parentage and relatives will confer a favor on Arthur McGuire, by calling on him at 521 N. Thirty¬ sixth st., Phila. [Pa.]. May 12 1875 Pg. 2 col. 6 Information wanted of John Hall Lister, commercial May pg. 3 col. 1 traveller, who left Campbell st., Newcastle-uponTyne, Old England in 1872. (His father is dead) Address J. W. Loraine, 28 Brougham Place, Newcastleupon-Tyne, Old England. May 13 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 An old friend from Trinidad, Cuba, wishes to know the whereabouts of Miss Porras and her mother, Maria Address B. T., 225 S. Broad st., Phila. [Pa.] May 13 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 If.Levi Wells, late of Coleraine, Ohio, will call at 152 N. Fifteenth st. [Phila. Pa.], as soon as possible, he may hear something to his advantage. May 14 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Wm. Lalor, son of John Lalor, of Coole, near Rathvilly, Co. Carlow, Ireland, [signed] D.E.C., Ledger Office. [Note: Coole is a townland and Rathvilly is a town] May 17 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Missing If this should meet the eye of George Mitch¬ ell, of Camberwell, London, England, who arrived at New York, by the steamship "Cuba" in JUly, 1874, he is earnestly requested to communicate with his cousin, P. H. Mitchell, Bessemer Steel Works, Troy, New York, or to the British' Consul at New York. Any person knowing his whereabouts will confer a favor upon his grief-stricken friends, by addressing a note to either of the above named gentlemen. May 21 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Will Jacob K. Beaumont, or any member who left Philadelphia for Texas in the year 1836, as a soldier, please call at 1007 Buttonwood st., Phila. [Pa.] - 393  Pub. Date PERSONALS May 22 1875 Pg. 4 col. 2 Information wanted of William Widlund. His wife has arrived from England, [is] in Chicago, in distress¬ ing circumstances. Any one knowing his whereabouts will confer a favor by writing to Mrs. Wm. Widlund, 422 S. Canal st., Chicago, [Ill.] May 24 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of George Hargreaves, of Hebden Bridge., England. Supposed to be in Philadelphia. Any information will be thankfully rec'd by his uncle, H. Rigby, 945 [?] East York st. [Phila. Pa.] May 31 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of James Feely, from Co. Monaghan, Ireland, by Mary Feely, 254 Hamilton st., Phila. [Pa.] June 14 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 I hereby give notice that Mr. Wm. Morrissey, merchant tailor, of Lismore, Co. Waterford, Ireland, died on the 6th May instant. His brother, Michael Morrissey, formerly of Ballyin, Lismore, who some years ago emi¬ grated to the United States, is requested to communi¬ cate with the undersigned, the executor under Mr. Morrissey's will, the second executor having renounced, [signed] Peter Carey, R.C.C., Lismore, 18th May, 1875. June 14 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 David Stem and Leopold Strauss, both formerly of Phil¬ adelphia [Pa.] or next of kin, will learn something to their advantage, by communicating with Arthur Moore, Park st., Lynn, Mass. June 15 1875 Pg. 2 col. 6 - - Mrs. McGarvey (maiden name Catharine Ross) from Sham¬ rock, [sic] , Co. Kildare, Ireland, can see her sister, Mary [Ross] at 152 Dock st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: There is no town or townland of Shamrock in Co. Kildare; there is a townland called Shamrocklodge how¬ ever] June 17 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mr. Martin Henri or Briand, from La Trinite, Porhoet, France, is requested to write or present himself at Mr. C. Heydecker, 16 S. William St., New York, whome he may hear important family news. June 22 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 If this meets the eye of John Reid, of Glasgow, Scot¬ land, he will hear of a friend [not named]. Address A. A., Ledger Office. 394  Pub. Date PERSONALS - July 1 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Notice Information wanted of Mr. Joseph Lees, son of the late William Lees, of Mill Bottom, Oldham, Lancashire, England, better known by the nickname "Singing Will". Any information respecting his whereabouts will be thankfully rec'd by the under¬ signed. Mr. Lees resided sometime ago in Scranton [Pa.], also in West Philadelphia, and Chester, Del¬ aware County, Penna. If he will send me his address, he will hear of something to his advantage. Address Will Hague, P.O. Box 534, Patterson, N.J. July 3 1875 Pg. 3 col. 7 Information wanted of the whereabouts of Daniel and John O'Neill, who lived in Phila. [Pa.], and were last heard from about five years ago. Any informa¬ tion will be thankfully rec'd by their brother, Patrick O'Neill, Olympia, Thurston Co., Washington Terr. July 10 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information as to the locality of J. Fox Abraham, of Burlington, Iowa, will meet with grateful recognition by his bereaved invalid sister, Hannah Abraham, 1155 Passyunk avenue, Phila. [Pa.] July 16 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of the relatives of James W. Tatum, formerly of Philadelphia, afterwards of Louis¬ ville, Ky., where he was married to Miss Rosanna Brown. The last heard of him was on June 5th, 1858, he was in California. His wife died near Louisville in November 1873. He, if living, or his relatives, will hear of something to their advantage, by addres¬ sing Thomas Rush, 703 Portland aye., Louisville, Ky. July 24 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 If any of Salvestor [sic] Murray's children, from Ire¬ land, Co. Waterford, Helvick Point or Ring, near Dungraven [Dungarvan, Ireland], see this, they will do well by calling at Martin Murray's, 519 Spruce st. [Phila. Pa.] [Note: There is only a townland called - Helvick in Co. Waterford] July 28 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Mary Ann Roper, of Manchester, England. Address Sarah Roper, Camden P.O., N.J. July 30 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Should this meet the eye of Thomas Howe, who landed in Philadelphia early in month of May last, he will please at once, address his sister, Martha A. Howe, 234 Fifth avenue, New York City [N.Y.] 395  Pub. Date PERSONALS July 30 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information concerning Mrs. Ellen Shorb, who left Baltimore [Md.], Wednesday, July 21, 1875, will be thankfully rec'd by her husband, A. F. Shorb, 4 South st., Baltimore [Md.] Aug. 9 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Heirs wanted If the legal descendents of the late Edward Foster, of Racine, Wis. will send their add¬ ress to T. L. Johnson, 449 First ave., New York, it will be to their pecuniary advantage. Aug. 11 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 BOYD -Wanted information of a baker, from the north of Ireland, named Boyd, first name supposed to be William, who lived in Philadelphia about the year 1856. He or his wife, if living, will confer a favor on their little friend Abby, who lived with them about that time, by sending their address in care of, Andrew Jones, Whitestone, Long Island, N.Y. Aug. 18 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Wanted Information of Mary Ann Roe, from Cashel, Tipperary Co., Ireland, by her widowed sister, Mrs. Alice O'Keefe. Address 1608 Bath st., below William, Port Richmond [Phila. Pa.]. Aug, 18 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mr. Geo. Cauchon, Montreal, [Canada], boilermaker, will hear of something to his advantage, by calling at 629 Dudley st., Phila. [Pa.] Aug. 21 1875 Pg. 3 col. 2 If William King, chemist, of Leeds, England, will comm¬ unicate with Rev. Isaac Martin, of Holmesburg [Phila. Pa.], he will hear of something to his advantage. Aug. 31 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 If the brother of Thos. Kearns, formerly of Barrack st., Tullamore, Kings Co., Ireland, will call at 941 Hall st., Phila. [Pa.] he will hear something to his advantage through the death of said brother. Sep. 1 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 James Lane, who came to America about the year 1854, from the Co. of Galway, Parish of Mylock [Moylough], Ireland, please send his address to his sister, Ann Lane (now married to Michael Gavin), Westchester P.O., Chester Co., Pa. - - 396  Pub. Date Sep. 1 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 PERSONALS Advertisement for next of kin- Pursuant to an order of the High Court of Chancery in Ireland, made in the matter of the Estate of Thomas Barrett, and in the cause of Edward Barrett, against tHugMuifh Barrett. The persons claiming to be next of kin to Thomas Barrett, late of Derrylappin, in the County of Tyrone, farmer, who died in or about the month of June 1869, and who were living at his death, and the local personal representatives of any who have since died, are by their solicitors, on or before the 1st day of November 1875, to come in and prove their claims at the Chambers of the Vice Chancellor of the Four Courts, Dublin, or in default thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded from the benefit of said order. Monday, the 8th day of November 1875 at 1 o'clock, is appointed for hearing and judicating upon the claims. Dated this 14th day of July, 1875. A. T. Chatterton, Chief Clerk. Samuel Young, solicitor for plaintiff, 15 Wellington Quay, Dublin and Dungannon, Co. Tyrone, Ireland. [Note: The townland of Thomas Barrett is spelled Derrylappen] Sep. 3 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of the friends or relatives of Jerome B. Closson. He left home 15 years ago, and if this should come under their observation, they can address him at 105 W. Monroe st., Chicago, Ill. Sep. 6 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Will William or Walter Baker, late of George's Sta^ tion, South Carolina,send me his address. C. K. Ross, 306 Market st., Phila. [Pa.] > Sep. 13 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 If Ed. Levi formerly of Hagerstown, Md., will send his address immediately to L.M.N., Ledger Office, it may be of advantage. Sep. 17 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. H. Huntley, formerly of Baltimore [Md.], or any one who can give information of her, will please add¬ ress C. D. Barnitz, 71 W. Fayette st., Baltimore [Md.] or C. Few Seiss, 1338 Spring Garden st., Phila. [Pa.] Sep. 21 1875 Pg. 2 col. 4 Johannes and Izachiel Herrmann, from Graefenhausen, Co. of Neuenberg, Kingdom of Wurtemberg, who emigra¬ ted to America in 1832, or their children, are re¬ quested to send their address to the Democrat office, as their sister Rosina [Herrmann] would like to see them. 397  Pub. Date PERSONALS - Sep. 25 1875 Pg. 4 col. 3 WOOLLEY GHEFFERY Under an order of the Court of Chan¬ cery of the County Palatine, of Lancaster, in England, made in the matter of the estate of Mary Woolley, late of Rowley Hill, Famdon, in the Co. of Chester, in Eng¬ land, spinster, deceased, and in a cause "Ann Wooley against Margaret Woolley", the persons claiming to be the next of kin of the said Mary Woolley are required, on or before the ninth day of October next, to come in and prove their claims, at the Office of the Registrar for the Liverpool District of the said court, in the Mun¬ icipal Buildings, Dale Street, Liverpool, to the end that the estate of the said Mary Woolley, who died in or about the month of February 1875, may be divided between them, according to their rights, shares and interests therein. The said Mary Woolley has a sister Jane [Woolley], the wife of one Patrick Cheffrey. Both left England (probably Liverpool)manyyears ago, and were last heard of about eleven years ago, at Whitehaven,Luzerne County, in the State of Pennsylvania. Jane Cheffrey or her children, if living, or her or their representatives > or some of them would be entitled to share in the estate. In default of such claims being sent in as aforesaid, they will be per¬ emptorily excluded from the benefit of the said order. Friday, the 17th day of October, 1875, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the said office,is appointed for hear¬ ings and adjudicating upon the claims. Dated this 3d day of September 1875 James W. Winstanley District Registrar Radcliffe & Layton 12 Harkins Hey, Liverpool, England Solicitors for the Defendents Sep. 29 1875 Pg. 4 col. 5 Information wanted of Edwin Gillingham, formerly of Eng¬ land, believed to reside near Phila. [Pa.]. Direct at once to W. H. Read, 7 Strand, London [England], where he will hear of something greatly to his advantage. Oct. 13 1875 Pg. 2 col. 6 A few friends of Mr. Thomas Byrnes, liquor merchant, 4053 Market st., West Phila. Pa. called last night to see him, it being the eve of his departure for Dublin, to visit his parents and numerous friends. He leaves his extensive establishment in the sole management of Mr. Charles Mooney, late proprietor of the Alexander Arms Hotel, Portglenone, Co. Antrim, Ireland. Oct. 19 1875 Information wanted of Patrick Rourke, wife (maiden name Julia Fox) and children, whether living or dead. If dead, the heirs will learn something of interest by sending names and addresses of persons by whom death can be prov¬ en, to Mrs. B. Cantberry, 278 Canal st., New Orleans, La. About thirty years ago, Mr. Rourke and family lived at Tuckerton, a station on the line of the Philadelphia and Pg. 2 col. 5 Reading Railroad Company. 398  Pub. Date PERSONALS Oct. 21 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of Abraham Laing (baker), black eyes, hair and mustache, missing since August 14th. Property cannot be sold without his consent. Address O.V.. Laing, Galena, Kent Co., Md., or 717 Arch st. ['fhila. Pa.] Oct. 21 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Mrs. Hedwig Haak, born in Klanawsky, Berlin, Prussia, will please call at the office of the German Consulate, Phila. [Pa.], 227 Chestnut st., between 10 and 3 o'clock. Oct. 22 1875 Pg. 2 col.,4 Owen Devlin, native of Donegal, Ireland, wishes to hear from his uncle, Owen Devlin, Phila. Pa. Address Owen Devlin, 2 Lincoln ave., between Eighth and Ninth sts. and Catharine and Fitzwater Sts. [Phila. Pa.] Oct. 22 1875 Personal Any one acquainted with the whereabouts of the children of Sophie Schroeder, nee Stumme, formerly of Mainz, Germany, and afterwards a resident of this city, will confer a favor on her family by addressing M. Ede Rivas, 31 Broad st., New York. Pg. 2 col. 4 - Nov. 5 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 To the Descendents of Chriatianna Beam or Griffin, who was a sister of the late Jacob Beam, of Beamsville, Canada. Pursuant to a decree of the Court of Chancery, made in the cause of Anderson vs. Kilbome, the heirs at law and next of kin of Jacob Beam, late of the vill¬ age of Beamsville, Province of Ontario, Canada, who died in the month of June 1858, are, on the tenth day of January next, at 12 o'clock noon, to come in and prove their claims as such heirs at law, and next of kin before me, the undersigned, Mastet in Ordinary of the said Court, at my chambers in Ongoode Hall, in the city of Toronto, Dominion of Canada, or in default thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded from the benefit of the said decree. Dated the first day of October, 1875, T. W. Taylor. For further information, apply to Blake, Kerr & Boyd, solicitors for the exec¬ utors. Nov. 6 1875 Pg. 4 col. 4 Walter Power of Wenford [Wexford], Ireland, brotherin-law to William Cullen, shoemaker, wants to know his whereabouts. Call 21 Christian st. [Phila. Pa.] Nov. 6 1875 Pg. 4 col. 4 William Henry Hughes Wanted Address or information respecting William Henry Hughes, who came from Birming¬ ham, England, 25 years ago, and kept a hardware store in Philadelphia. Apply United States Consul, Birming¬ - ham, England. 399 -  Pub. Date PERSONALS Nov. 22 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Benj. Burman, who went to sea in the year 1865, desires information of the whereabouts of his par¬ ents, or the address of his brother, John [Burman] or his uncle, Mr. Philip McPoil. Address Benj. Bur¬ man, Percadero, San Mateo County, California. Nov. 25 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of James Glasspool, a miller, from Horley, Surrey, England, has been in this country some twenty years. Please address his dau¬ ghter, Emily Glasspool, Post-Office Drawer 26, Newburg, New York. Dec. 10 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Relatives or friends of Richard Eaton, of Hudders¬ field, Yorkshire, England, will hear something to their advantage by addressing at once [644 or 944 ?] Lawrence st. [Phila. Pa.] Dec. 24 1875 Pg. 3 col. 1 Information wanted of the whereabouts of Ellen Calhem or James McKenna, by their brother, Bernard McKenna, Gladewater, Texas. 400  COLLECTIONS OF The Genealogical Society OF PENNSYLVANIA PHILADELPHIA