BabeRuthByAnnaConnerBirth Certificate, Baptism & Confirmations

Marriage Records

George Herman Ruth & Helen Woodford:

 

George’s Parent’s George & Katie (Schamberger) Ruth:

 

Death Certificate

Death Certificate

WW I and WW II Registrations

 

Census and Directories

  • 1895 Baltimore City Directory (Pius Schamberger)
  • 1900 Census (TBA – See Web Log)
  • 1910 Census – George, Jr. (TBA – See Web Log)
  • 1910 Census – George, Sr. (TBA – See Web Log)
  • 1930 Census (TBA – See Web Log)
  • 1899 Baltimore City Directory (TBA – See Web Log)
  • 1906 Baltimore City Directory (TBA – See Web Log)
  • 1912 Baltimore City Directory (TBA – See Web Log)
  • 1913 Baltimore City Directory (TBA – See Web Log)
  • 1917 Baltimore Telephone Directory (TBA – See Web Log)

 

Passport and Passenger lists

  • Passport Application (TBA – See Web Log)
  • Passenger List 1935 (TBA – See Web Log)
  • Passenger List 1937 (TBA – See Web Log)
  • Passenger List 1938 (TBA – See Web Log)

 

Land Records

Cemetery

George’s mother, Katie Schamberger, died August 11, 1912. Up until 2008 the mother of the world’s most famous athlete rested in an unmarked grave.

Paul Harris, a semi-retired lawyer, has written a book, “Babe Ruth: The Dark Side.” In researching his book, Harris went to the Holy Redeemer Cemetery and found where Catherine Ruth was buried. Through his efforts, funds were raised to purchase a monument. The story is told in a February 06, 2008 Baltimore Sun article by Rick Maese.

 

Find-A-Grave