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Searching for: +path:iadecatu +(+date:apr +date:2000)
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1. "DOUBLE" SUBSCRIPTION [1]
I don't know how this happened but someone "resubscribed" me and now I am on the list twice.....???? I know how to take care of it so will wait and see what happens! Jan
2. Grand River [1]
I have the book " Grand River Reflections" Their are several pictures in it that were taken at the surrounding area county schools. If anyone wants copies of pictures that are in the book I will be happy to scan and send. My favorite picture is one taken in front of the Daughton school that was east of Grand River. I also have a picture of 6th , 7th and 8th grades from the school in town , I am sure it was 1940. I missed the small school pictures that year as I had Polio and was sent to Iowa City
3. message to everyone [1]
I have changed my e-mail address, so instead of using my jmhready44@msn.com, please use the following address: grandmaj44@yahoo.com. Thank you. grandmaj44@yahoo.com - ------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger.
4. Home page address [1]
What is the internet address for Decatur County's homepage?
5. Re: IADECATU-D Digest V00 #38 [1]
URL for Decatur County: www.rootsweb.com/~iadecatu/ Carla Lattenbach runs it and they have done a wonderful job. They have a lot of the Decatur County Cemeteries on it.
6. Pickering and Gabel [1]
Jerry, I have Pickerings connect to my Hullinger line. As they are not in my direct line, I haven't kept much but I know someone who has LOTS of Pickerings as it's her direct line. BTW, is this the Jerry who has a webpage on the internet that has living peoples stuff posted on it (like mine)?
7. research [1]
Hi, I am going to be in the area in May/June and am wondering where I might go to find info about a family that lived in Decatur Co. between 1854 and 1880. Is there a state historical society? Is there anytplace in Decatur Co. that I might find info? Thanks in advance for your suggestions. Bob Cummings
8. updates [1]
I don't know about the "rest of the List", but I'm always excited to see new things listed on the Decatur County Website!! Thanks Carla....and Janice Lira... BTW, Elizabeth Redman recently did some research for me, and she is just great!! She's very thorough and very nice. Nancee at iggy29@scican.net (an Iowa native living in Indiana)
9. Cherry [1]
This is to whomever inquired about JOHN CHERRY, 1870 census, Decatur Co, & CHERRY of Washington Co, PA: JOHN O. CHERRY was the brother of my grandfather's first wife, MARTHA. MARTHA & JOHN'S parents were MATTHEW & MARY (Offiter) CHERRY. MATTHEW CHERRY was born & grew up in Washington Co, PA. His first wife died in PA; MARY was his second wife. Not sure whether MARY was from PA or if MATTHEW CHERRY met her after moving to Muskingum Co, OH. MARY CHERRY died in Muskingum Co when she was about 45. MATTHE
10. Re: Research in Decatur County [1]
Robert, The Leon Public Library has all the Deactur County Census rolls and microfilm reader available, in addition to a couple of well stocked shelves of genealogy works and books. I'm working on a small work to place there when I'm through with it. My aunt Brenda works there. Some counties are pretty complete on the records of who's buried where. Decatur county is fairly complete, about 80-85%, they have all available cemetery records located in the Leon library, there are no records resident with any pa
11. Re: Home page address [1]
You know, I have it bookmarked but I was wondering if it could be included at the bottom of every message...I know other lists have this feature Carla, do you think we could do this...whenever you send "updates" on the Decatur County page, I want to GO there immediately and look but I hate to get out of my messages and go to the bookmarks...(lazy!!!) It would be really nice to have it included in every message. Here's the address, Ellen: http://www.rootsweb.com/~iadecatu/index.html Thanks for "l
12. research [1]
Hi, Sorry I goofed. The family name is WALTERS and I finally found them listed in the 1856 IA state census. Bob Cummings
13. William Dillon Family, 1880 census [1]
I am looking to trace back the William Dillon family who was living in Decatur county in the 1860 census. William was born in 1822/23 in OH and his wife Elizabeth (?) was born in 1818 or so in VA. In the 1860 census they had a son Abraham and Henry both born in OH. Abraham born in 1844 and Henry born in 1846. The William Dillon family moved to Decatur County, IA about 1856. The sons grew up there and both married there. Abraham married Jane Galpin and Henry married Emmaline Galpin. Abraham continued t
14. Address for Rosehill Cemetery [1]
Hello, could someone please send me the address for Rosehill Cemetery. Thank you, Debbie Deborahpat@aol.com
15. Henry SIMMONS (d. 1882) -- searching for his parents [1]
Hi all, I am searching for the parents of Henry SIMMONS. I'd also like to find a picture of him. According to his obituary, which appeared in the Garden Grove (Iowa) Express: He was born in Goshen, NY on May 11, 1804. At the age of 14 he left home and went to New York City where he remained 38 years chiefly engaged in the mercantile business. In the spring of 1856 he moved to Republic, Ohio. In March 1858 he moved to Garden Grove, Iowa. It appears that both Henry and his wife were members of the Episcopal
16. Cemetery [1]
Hi All, Does anyone know a good site, that would have addresses for Decatur County cemeteries? Thanks, Nora
17. Pickering and Gabel [1]
If anyone has the surnames Pickering or Gabel in their Decatur Co., Iowa lineage please let me know. Or if you have any information let me know. I will trade information with you. Jerry Jones Earlham, Iowa
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