Documents
These documents aren't in any order
Information and links
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Mobile Maps
1815
1840
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Record of Thomas and Odelia
This record is of their marriage, births and deaths
- Thomas Franelich Proclamation Oath
A required proclamation oath after the Civil War
(backside)
- Thomas Franelich Affirmation
Thomas Affirmed he would support the Union
- Letter From Thomas Franelich to His
Mother or Mother-In-Law
Letter written in Italian but not mailed, Thomas died shortly after he wrote this letter
(translation)
- 1856 Note: Captain Of The Port Trieste
Interesting note in Italian
- 1866 Thomas paid Mr. Ellis For Home
Repair
receipt
- Thomas Franelich Bought a Cow January
13, 1866
Bill of Sale for a brindle cow with calf
- Thomas Paid An Occupational Tax To Be
A Retail Liquor Dealer May, 1886 At SW corner of Bloodgood and
Joachim
Tax Receipt
- State Tax for 1857
This is Thomas franelich's state tax for the year of 1857
Backside with name and address
- Last Will of 'Aunt Lucy', Thomas
Franelich's Daughter
She worked as a servant to the John Hamlin family and later married Joseph Beauregard Webster
- A letter from Laura Odelia Franelich
This letter is from my great aunt 'Dee Dee' to Aline (McDuffie - Daughter of Henry Ivey McDuffie and Amelia Franelich) later Cavanaugh/Mason
- Thomas Franelich Considered Moving to
Galveston
This is a letter of referral
- Elizabeth Roche Cemetery Bill of Sale
Bill of sale from Magnolia Cemetery in 1899
- 1860 Census (Thomas, Odelia and two
children)
Mentioning of Thomas Franelich being from Hungary
- Magnolia Cemetery
Square 27
Square 15
Square 10
- 1880 Census (Aunt Lucy)
Lucy Franelich at 15 (Thomas Franelich's sister) is mentioned on line 41 as a servant to the John Hamlin family
- 1880 Census (Odelia Franelich)
Odelia Franelich (widowed) is mentioned on line 3
with her 3 children
- 1900 Census (Nicholas Franelich)
Nicholas Franelich
- 1900 Census (William Roach)
William Roach mentioned
- 1900 Census (Henry T. Franelich)
List Henry and his wife Amelia
- 1910 Census (Henry T. Franelich)
Henry again.
- 1910 Census (Lula Franelich)
Lula Franelich
- 1910 Census (William H. Burlison)
William Burlison
- 1910 Census (William Roach)
William Roach
- 1920 Census (Lula Franelich)
Lula Franelich
- 1930 Census (Mary Franelich)
Mary Teresa Franelich Hurd
- 1930 Census (Lucy Franelich)
Lucy Franelich
- 1930 Census (Nicholas Franelich)
Nicholas Franelich
- 1930 Census Escambia County (Mary
Franelich)
Mary
- 1940 Census (Tommie and Edwina
Franelich)
Tommie and his sister
- Mobile County Wills Abstract
1857 to 1880. I only found mention of Marco Carmelich (Carmilich) which is the family name mentioned in a letter as being a cousin to Nicholas Franelich. Interesting reading!
Same book part 2
