Hi Donna, in fact was this the death record... and the Philippa story is only in this deact act and on 1891 UK census.. no more... thanks again, many kisses, suanjDonnaPellegrin wrote:suanj,
Ancestry.com also shows the death record of a certain Philippa Salla.
Philippa Salla
death record
age at death: 60
date of death: December 1891
Place of death: Liverpool
County: Lancashire
Volume: 8b
Page 10
James Salla is listed in the 1901 England census but there is no useful information there.
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suanj,
This is a website for Civil War soldiers.
http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/soldiers.htm
There is a Joseph Salla. Not very useful information.
This is a website for Civil War soldiers.
http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/soldiers.htm
There is a Joseph Salla. Not very useful information.
Donna Pellegrin
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Hi Donna, many thanks,
very great website!
In effect are an Joseph Salla... but no more infos... in this other website http://www.digitalarchives.state.pa.us/ ... ID=17&FL=C
i found an Leonard SALINE, but died!!! oh, this search is strong, and in Phila I found only an Leonardo Corrado but married to another woman, and this is reasonable, considering the previous marriages in UK... also considering that on ship's manifest this person is US citizen so was resident habitually... and also this could explane why no data in UK censuses, only in 1891.... well, thanks Donna for your helpful apport, the search, again , continue... best regards, suanj
very great website!
In effect are an Joseph Salla... but no more infos... in this other website http://www.digitalarchives.state.pa.us/ ... ID=17&FL=C
i found an Leonard SALINE, but died!!! oh, this search is strong, and in Phila I found only an Leonardo Corrado but married to another woman, and this is reasonable, considering the previous marriages in UK... also considering that on ship's manifest this person is US citizen so was resident habitually... and also this could explane why no data in UK censuses, only in 1891.... well, thanks Donna for your helpful apport, the search, again , continue... best regards, suanj
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