KEN BROWN:

I GRADUATED MTHS AND PETER WAS NOT A STUDENT. YOU MIGHT BE RIGHT ABOUT HIS BEING A LAWYER. WHAT FIRM DOES HE WORK FOR. THE LAST I SAW OF HIM HE WAS A POLICE OFFICER, BUT HE PROBABLY CONTINUED HIS EDUCATION. I HEARD HIS SISTER WAS VERY BEAUTIFUL BUT I NEVER SAW HER.

Hello. This is a nice site. I enjoyed it.

Hello
I am still looking for Pat McDonnell
She is about 70 or 71 now. They lived on Coffey Street near Richrd
a cross the way from Sam's Candy Stroe
She married now to a Dave Smith
in 2003 they were living on Pawleys Island, S.C. They had moved by the time I got her address
Thank you
Eileen Coughlin from Sullivan Street

It's me again. I originally got back on the site to ask if anyone knows the history of Dennet Place. Some of the street names were changed a long time ago, and I'm thinking that might be the case with Dennet Place. Nelson Street was once called Lynch Street. I am curious to know when the houses were originally built and by whom. I've been accessing the archives of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle, which date back to the early 1800s. There is interesting information on St. Mary's Star of the Sea Church and surrounding streets, but there is very little information regarding Dennet Place. My brother has done some digging and he's uncovered quite a bit about the original landowner of that particular area, but, again, nothing about when and how Dennet Place came to be. Any and all info is appreciated.

I tried signing in but it's been a while and I cannot remember my password.

Someone asked what the building across from St. Agnes at the corners of Hoyt and DeGraw was. It was a candy store in the early 70s. I believe an Arab guy owned it. : )

What is Celibacy?

Celibacy can be a choice in life, or a condition imposed by circumstances.

While attending a Marriage Weekend, Walter and his wife, Ann, listened to the instructor declare,

'It is essential that husbands and wives know the
things that are important to each other.."

He then addressed the men,
'Can you name and describe your wife's favorite
flower?'

Walter leaned over, touched Ann's arm gently, and whispered,


'Gold Medal-All-Purpose, isn't it?'

...And thus began Walter's life of celibacy.

The great day is coming soon.

During a recent PASSWORD AUDIT at the Bank Of Ireland it was found that Paddy O'Toole was using the following password:
MickeyMinniePlutoHueyLouie
DeweyDonaldGoofyDublin.
When Paddy was asked why he
had such a long password, he replied: ''Bejazus! are yez daft? Shore Oi was told me password
had to be at least 8 characters
long and include one capital''

Paddy asked his wife, "What do you want for Valentine's Day?"
She said, "Anything with diamonds."
He bought her a deck of cards.

Hi, guys. I have a question for you all. I'm trying to find out the history of a building at the corner of Hoyt and Degraw. It's the northwest corner, across from St. Agnes. It was obviously a business at some point. It has a cornice on the first floor, double doors and distinctive blue-shingled facade. Some have told me it was a grocery, others say a bakery. Anyone have any information?

Go to VPike#@*%!, put in your old Red Hook Address and you will see your old house or any place you want. Its amazing

DEAR STACY.THANK YOU so much for speaking to john last weekend i went to visit him last evening and allthough i was told not to mention anything on this site and i will respect that.i just want to tell YOU stacy that he was a gem with a personality to match thank you thank you thank you .I hope i have the pleasure of meeting you one day.i almost want to move to staten island lol

anyone here lived at 606Clinton St or graduated PS27 in Jan 1948?

For Madelaine Faeilla:

From John Clark's death notice:

Surviving Mr. Clark are his brother, Robert, and four sisters, Margaret Carollo, Frances Cotugno, Fay Clark and Anna Clark.

for Madelaine Faiella:

from John Clark's death notice:

Surviving Mr. Clark are his brother, Robert, and four sisters, Margaret Carollo, Frances Cotugno, Fay Clark and Anna Clark.

for Madelaine Faiella:

re: John Clark's death notice had the following:

Surviving Mr. Clark are his brother, Robert, and four sisters, Margaret Carollo, Frances Cotugno, Fay Clark and Anna Clark.

From such a big and bright family down to the above, what a shame

DOES ANYONE REMEMBER PETER ANTIOCO.
HE LIVED AT 37 CENTRE MALL ON THE THIRD FLOOR. GRADUATED P.S. 27 IN 1953 AND WAS A COUSIN OF JOEY ANTIOCO WHO LIVED ON THE SECOND FLOOR. WHEN PETER MOVED,
WE OCCUPIED THAT APARTMENT. HIS MOTHER SENT HIM TO THE CLINTON THEATRE EVERY SINGLE DAY WITH HIS HIS FRIEND PETER CHIULO (HIS WINDOW NEIGHBOR) IF I DARED GO TO THE MOVIE HE WOULD PESTER US AND WE COULD NEVER SEE THE MOVIE.
SOMEONE MUST REMEMBER HIM.

Jeannine:

I went to p.s. 27 with Annette Albano who is probably 71 years old. She quit school at 16, could this be your relative? She was short with dark hair and her friend was Maryann Agrillo?

My family lived in Red Hook on Nelson Street until 1971. My older brothers attended St. Mary's Star of the Sea as well as my cousins. I do have some memories of the area, especially the block parties. We were the Albano and Matonti family. We attended the St. Mary's Reunion back in 03 (I think) and we all had a great time. Havent been back to RH since the reunion. But have heard many great things about the neighborhood...

Frank Cuomo
Tried to get you by phone. Evidentally you moved. You floored me when you said you don't think you'll make 77. Call me if you still have my number.

Frank DiMeglio

if you played games and ball games by the american can building and stayed in nicks candy store or segriffs candy store or currys bar and lived on columbia st and dewight st in the early 50s lets here from you guys and girls and all your friends who would come around there to have fun

Frank Cuomo CeleC

I don't know the code to get into the South Brooklyn net. I see you mentioned me. Don't remember too much about the trolley line. I'm feeling ok.

Celebrated my 87th birthday Jan 22. Hope you are feeling well.