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1. answer to need info [1]
To all those that responded to finding obits. The best was microfilm at the Denison library. Thank you to all; Fred Dethlefsen CC
2. need info [1]
Subj: Obits from Denison Newspaper Can anyone give this person a good place to find the info below? Thanks; Fred Date: 6/1/03 2:21:19 PM US Mountain Standard Time From: rboyte@softcom.net To: f3dback@aol.com Sent from the Internet (Details) My name is Michelle Boyte, great granddaughter of William Flaherty who resided in Crawford County for the better part of his life with his wife, Anna, and their ch
3. [IACRAWFO] Iowa Boundaries [1]
Just an interesting item that came over the coordinators' mailing list. Thought some of you might find it interesting. Have you ever wondered what Iowa might have looked like had the people of Iowa not twice rejected the boundary proposal of the Constitutional Convention of 1844? Thanks to MaryAlice Schwanke's contribution to the History Project you can now see several of the maps and read some of the discussions that took place during the development of the Iowa boundaries by the Congress 1
4. Re: [IACRAWFO] Alumni and Ex-Students of Iowa State College 1872-1914 [1]
Hi Stacey, Should I add a link to this on the Name Lists category of the Database? Bob Momdit@aol.com wrote: > Please check out the Iowa History Project's great new database!! Alumni and > Ex-Students of Iowa State College, 1872-1914 > http://iagenweb.org/history/ISC/ISC_TOC.htm . Not only does this database > list > the "Alumni and Ex-Students" by name, but you will also find what their > degree > was and residence in 1914, and 1914 and 1917 notes, photos and bios from > some of > the cl
5. [IACRAWFO] Web Site Additions for April and May [1]
Additions to the Crawford County Iowa IAGenWeb Site during the months of April and May include: May Photos of Dunham's Grove, the first settlement in Crawford County. A website provided by Carrie Miller, includes a biography of Cornelius Dunham, the first white settler in Crawford County. Find it in the Histories Category of the _Database_ (http://www.rootsweb.com/~iacrawfo/xdata.html) Photos of the Valley View Cemetery and gravestones on a website provided by Carrie Miller. The link is on
6. Re: [IACRAWFO] Volunteers Needed for 1885 Census Transcription [1]
Hi John - Transcribing the 1885 Census involves downloading the actual image from a page Bob Kuehl has created, printing those pages out, typing them into a spreadsheet format that you also download and sending them back to me. Bob has created a page explaining all of the details you need to transcribe the pages accurately and all of the templates already so it should go pretty easily if you can find the time. The smallest township I have right now is 17 pages. There are about 30 entries on
7. Re: [IACRAWFO] Volunteers Needed for 1885 Census Transcription [1]
Stacey, I could probably take a chunk but not sure what the logistics would be. And, I couldn't get at it seriously until the snow flies. Let me know more about what this all entails. John Smeltzer Colorado ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2007 6:38 PM Subject: [IACRAWFO] Volunteers Needed for 1885 Census Transcription > Volunteers are needed for transcription of the 1885 Iowa State Census to > be > posted on the C
8. [IACRAWFO] Morgan Twp. Cemetery [1]
In the last few days a kind soul has uploaded over 240 photos from the Morgan Twp. Cemetery to the Iowa Gravestones Site. If you would like to check for photos of your family you can go to the site and check it out! _www.iowagravestones.org_ (http://www.iowagravestones.org) Stacey Dietiker Crawford County IAGenWeb Site ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com
9. [IACRAWFO] 1885 Census Transcription [1]
Hi All - Well I didn't intend to send that answer to John to the list but now that I think about it, it's a good way to let all of you who are requesting more information the basics of how we will be transcribing the census. I am still going to answer each email that was sent. The information will basically be the same as what I sent to the list. If you let me know what township you are interested in I can tell you how many pages are involved and if you are ready to transcribe and let me know
10. [IACRAWFO] Census pages [1]
I never did hear from you if my census pages got to you okay??? I e-mailed them to you over a week ago. I am the one who transcribed Iowa Township. Freddie Georgius Randolph - randolph@rural-com.com
11. Re: [IACRAWFO] 1885 Iowa State Census Transcription Pages [1]
I'll give it a try if you still need people.? Mary Shoning Klauer, San Diego, Ca -----Original Message----- From: Momdit@aol.com To: IACRAWFO-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Sat, 15 Sep 2007 5:05 pm Subject: [IACRAWFO] 1885 Iowa State Census Transcription Pages Oops! The largest township is 29 pages and the smallest is 13. Whew! Stacey Dietiker ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to
12. [IACRAWFO] Malinda (McGregor) BLACKMAN [1]
Malinda McGregor married Leslie Namford BLACKMAN on Oct. 22, 1927 at Denison. She was born in 1897 (probably November) in Nebraska. Parents not known; living with grandparents Peter BRINKMANN and his wife, Maggie, in 1900 in Denison. Leslie died March 11, 1933. What happened to Malinda after Leslie's death?
13. Re: [IACRAWFO] 1885 Iowa State Census Transcription Pages [1]
Hi Mary - I'm giving you Willow Township at 17 pages. The downloading and transcribing instructions follow this paragraph. It should be pretty easy to download the Willow Township pages but if you have any trouble just let me know. Thanks so much for volunteering to help! Stacey Dietiker County Coordinator Crawford County IAGenWeb Site They are several items regarding the census transcription I want to mention to make it easier for you. All files you need for transcription of the 1885 census
14. [IACRAWFO] 1885 Iowa State Census Transcription Pages [1]
Oops! The largest township is 29 pages and the smallest is 13. Whew! Stacey Dietiker ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com
15. Re: [IACRAWFO] Volunteers Needed for 1885 Census Transcription [1]
Good Morning John, I am an armature genealogist from Berthoud, CO. Always glad to see another CO address on the list. Where do you live? Helen ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com
16. [IACRAWFO] 1885 Census Oops! [1]
Once again I have to apologize for sending that last email to the list. It should have gone directly to Mary. We still have several townships to be transcribed although we have had a terrific response! If you are interested in volunteering feel free to contact me at _momdit@aol.com_ (mailto:momdit@aol.com) and I'll get you signed up! Stacey Dietiker County Coordinator Crawford County IAGenWeb Site ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com
17. Re: [IACRAWFO] Volunteers Needed for 1885 Census Transcription [1]
I, too, would be glad to help out any way I could. I have Adobe Acrobat and Excel (though I've never used that program before). If you have basic instructions I would be glad to help... I am another 'Colorado/Crawford County Connection' Freddie Randolph - Walsh, CO (southeast corner of Colorado)
18. [IACRAWFO] Volunteers Needed for 1885 Census Transcription [1]
Volunteers are needed for transcription of the 1885 Iowa State Census to be posted on the Crawford County, IAGenWeb Site. If you are interested in helping please reply to _momdit@aol.com_ (mailto:momdit@aol.com) to get started. You will need to have Adobe Acrobat and either Excel or MS Works. This will be of tremendous benefit to those doing research in Crawford County. Thanks! Stacey Dietiker County Coordinator Crawford County IAGenWeb Site ************************************** See wha
19. [IACRAWFO] Looking for Crawford County lady [1]
Years ago I found a wonderful lady - Nancy Stammer - who helped me find some of my Crawford County ancestors online. We corresponded for quite awhile, but due to address changes, etc., I have lost Nancy. If anyone communicates with her, I would very much like to reconnect. I am Freddie Randolph in Walsh, Colorado randolph@rural-com.com Thanks to all for any help you can give me.
20. [IACRAWFO] EBSEN in Crawford County [1]
What happened to Caroline (aka Carolyn) E. EBSEN, the wife of George W. BLACKMAN (1899-1951) of Dow City? Married about 1921; she was born 1903/1904. Dead or divorced after 1930 census and before George's second marriage Sept. 4, 1934. She was daughter of John EBSEN and Freida THEDORIF. Lived at Kenwood at time of 1905 Iowa State Census. What happened to Caroline?
21. Re: [IACRAWFO] Census pages [1]
Hi Freddie - I'm sorry for not getting back to you. I thought I had. I have several people sending these to me at the same time and I guess I got confused! :)) I have your pages and I'm proof reading them now. I will send them on to Bob on Tuesday or Wednesday and he will post them to the site. Thank you so much for doing the transcription for us! I have your note about using the name Georgius and we will make sure that is noted on your credit line. If I have any questions while I'm proof
22. Re: Arion History [1]
Kathleen, The Arion History is in Histories of the Database at http://www.rootsweb.com/~iacrawfo/index.html
23. Re: Arion History [1]
Hi there, I'm new to this list and I sure would appreciate it if you would also share the address where "The History of Arion" has been posted (as well as the "Crawford pages"). Thanks, Kathleen Ohio ----- Original Message ----- From: FRED W DETHLEFSEN To: Sent: Saturday, November 04, 2000 8:45 AM Subject: Arion History > > The History of Arion is now online. > We do want to thank Cindi Simon for submitting > and to Bob for doing a great job og formatting >
24. Re: IACRAWFO-D Digest V00 #86 [1]
In response to item 5. Can you supply the image for the 1883 land ownership. I have my ggrandfather being in the Denison/ E Boyer/? area at this time. Any info would be appreciated. I am trying to trace my ggrandfather Hans Jansen in this general area. Regards, Gil IACRAWFO-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > IACRAWFO-D Digest Volume 00 : Issue 86 > > Today's Topics: > #1 New Item [fritz@aztec.asu.edu (FRED W DETHLE] > #2 EDNA STEFFEN
25. photograph of Carlson couple [1]
I found a photograph of a man and woman among our family photographs. Nobody in the family seems to know who the couple is. On the back of the photo is written "Carlson". You can see it at http://home.earthlink.net/~rkuehl/carlson.htm I will send the original to anyone who is related to the couple and wishes to have the photo. Bob Kuehl Tucson, AZ rkuehl@earthlink.net
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