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Orlaith,

Go to Hugh on Family Search (Search>Family Tree>Find by ID>G9GZ-TZ8) and on the right hand side is an entry called Latest Changes.

Click on the submitter's name and select Send a Message.

G9GZ- TZ8 is the unique identifier that Family Search has assigned that individual. Everyone in there database has a unique id and you can search on it.

Both with more of the amateurs. I use it for mainly hints and do my own research to confirm what I am seeing.

If I can be of any help in Canada, please let me know as I have researched in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.

Bob

I found an obituary index on Ancestry for Robert S Coleman that lists his spouse as Mary Caroline Hatch Coleman.

Bob

Later,
She was born May 13, 1923 in Ithaca, NY
She married Robert on November 22, 1947.

You might want to check out the obituary information for Lindsay on Find A Grave as it lists living siblings in Tompkins County.

His immigration in 1927 can be found here https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33S7-95QR-S66R?i=384&cc=1923888&personaUrl=%2Fark%3A%2F61903%2F1%3A1%3AKXLV-FDR His 1930 Census entry ca be found here https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:X4LP-65T On 16 Oct 1940 his WW2 Draft Registration ...

The crux of the estate is that Bertram's will said his estate would go to a trust fund for his wife and daughter. If they died without further issue, the funds would go to repaying the billions that Britain borrowed to finance WW1 before the US joined the effort. In 1999 the remains of the trust fun...

Railroad retirement records are held in the Atlanta Branch of the National Archives. Information on obtaining copies of information are found here https://www.archives.gov/atlanta/public/railroad-retirement-board-records The cost is $0.80 USD per page and they will advise you of what the copying cos...

"Can someone with access check his naturaliazation documents..."

According the Cook County Court Clerk's Office "The Archives Department holds Cook County Naturalization Records dating from October 1871 until 1929. All records prior to October 1871 were destroyed in the Chicago Fire."