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1. [Dub'que] Lookup -- 1895 Iowa Census - Vernon Township [1]
Does anyone have access to the 1895 Iowa Census? And who could do a lookup in Vernon township (or surrounding townships) in Dubuque County? > >> Would be interested in information on William H (or H. William) Meyers >> (Myers), >> or on Katherine Meyers (Myers). Am interested in learning if William Meyers was still alive in 1895. > >> Thank you! Thank you! >> >
2. [Dub'que] Couler Ave and Clay St. [1]
Couler Ave and Clay St are now Central Ave. Clay Street was from 1st street to about 18th or 19th THEN it changed to Couler ave. and goes all the way to NORTH till you reach the highway. Hope that helps clear up your mystery. Are you still in Dubuque?
3. [Dub'que] Fw: Lookup -- 1895 Iowa Census - Vernon Township [Dubuque List] [1]
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4. [Dub'que] Immigration information [1]
I figures with all of you knowledgeable people out there, someone would be able to tell me what "PA" means in the "Immigration status" column of the 1920 census. Thank you very much. Just could not figure out where to look for this info. Ruth
5. Fw: [Dub'que] Immigration information [1]
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6. RE: [Dub'que] Eagle Point Ave [1]
Eagle Point WAS the name of a street, Nancy. I know it was renamed but I don't know to what. I have run across Eagle Point Avenue again and again in the census data and city directories. It states that Sacred Heart Church is on it. I grew up one street over from Xavier Hospital and went to Sacred Heart, got married there, but I can't remember the name of the street that SH faces. (The priest house was facing Windsor). Somebody wrote that they thought it was changed to Kaufmann Ave, but I don't think tha
7. Re: [Dub'que] Henkel in Dubuque [1]
Helen, Thank you for info. My henry Henkel was born in Germany I just found him in the 1900 Iowa censes. Thanks for help. Michele ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, June 10, 2002 5:39 PM Subject: Re: [Dub'que] Henkel in Dubuque > Michele, I have a Henry Henkels b 9-24-1859 in Mosalem Township, Dubuque, > County, Iowa. Married Anna Wagner 2-18-1886 in Dubuque. Children I know of > are Nicholas b 2/1888; Josephine b 2/1892; and Albert b 6/189
8. Re: [Dub'que] Immigration information [1]
Depending on how much you know about citizenskip, this may be review for you, but I believe I was told that it meant the person had filed his Declaration of Intent, or filed his "PApers". This was the first step to becoming a citizen, after which there was a waiting period, which varied from 2-5 years, at different periods.
9. Re: [Dub'que] census look up [1]
In a message dated 6/23/02 1:14:45 PM Central Daylight Time, whitedove@prinetime.net writes: << Would SKS look up the 1880 census for Alexander Robinson for me. I would like to know of the children he has in the household at the time. Wife is Eliza Jane born in Missouri. Thank you so very much. Regards Sharol >> This is the only Alexander and Eliza I could find: 1880 Census Place: Northfield, Rice, Minnesota Source: FHL Film 1254632 National Archives Film T9-0632 Page 281C
10. [Dub'que] Fw: Name of Company, 1920 {IADubuque from Admin} [1]
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11. [Dub'que] Eagle Point Ave. [1]
I have many Dubuque History books ... and one, Dubuque on the Mississippi written by William Wilkie states (and I quote) " Eagle Point Ave ... is now Kaufmann Ave." IF you go down KAUFMANN Ave heading east it turns into East 22 Street and you will Be Right in front of SACRED HEART CHURCH. I also have an 1867 Dubuque City Directory it references Couler ave is between Eagle Point Ave and Diagonal ... if you are familiar with Dubuque you will know Diagonal St is very near KAUFMANN Ave. and
12. [Dub'que] Eagle Point Ave [1]
Can anyone please tell me: Was Eagle Point Avenue renamed Windsor Avenue? Researching Surnames: Iowa: Beachler, Beear, Brennan, Cooligan, Frey/Frye, Gartner/Gardner, Gloden, Hansen, Henkel, Holmes, Jackson, Lenihan/Linehan Loughlin/Laughlin, Majerus, Nipp, Rastatter, Schenker, Seeman/Seeman, Specht, Theis/Tice, Treanor/Trenor, Vogel, Weitz, Zahina Canada: Arden, Gill, Jarvis, Thorley King & Queen/Essex Cty VA: Brooks, Clarke, Cooke, Crouch, Elliott, Marshall, Langford/Lankford
13. [Dub'que] Re: IADUBUQU-D Digest V02 #46 [1]
Hmmm .... this is kind of interesting. I have LESLEINs and also a KOEHLER who married a LESLEIN. Names are: John Leslein, b. 18 Jul 1830 in Bavaria Germany first married to Elizabeth Wellhover (Wellhaven maybe), b. 1840 in Bavaria Germany. Elizabeth died somewhere between 1871 and 1877. John then married Mary Pauline Koehler in 1878. Mary Pauline was born 15 Jan 1849 in Austria and died 15 Mar 1916.
14. Re: [Dub'que] Immigration information [1]
Well, Dick has the correct explanation for the "PA", rather than me, but the papers I have from my ancestors show that the first document, (the Declaration) was the one which only showed their name and that they renounced their King. I have this one from my g gf, filed in Wisc.in 1898, but he never got around to filing the Naturalization, as his brothers did. The documents I have from his brothers definitely show the earlier document (1888) entitlled Declaration, and the Petition for Naturalizatioon
15. [Dub'que] Henkel in Dubuque [1]
I am looking for information on Henry Henkel from Germany married to Katherina Kessler. had a son Jacob Henkel born in 1874 in Germany. Married to Mathilda Margetha Lang and died in Dubuque IA in 1-5-1930. Any help you can give me with dates for these people wI would be very greatfull. Michele
16. Re: [Dub'que] Henkel in Dubuque [1]
Michele, I have a Henry Henkels b 9-24-1859 in Mosalem Township, Dubuque, County, Iowa. Married Anna Wagner 2-18-1886 in Dubuque. Children I know of are Nicholas b 2/1888; Josephine b 2/1892; and Albert b 6/1897. Perhaps we have two different Henry's, but I thought I would at least pass the information on to you. If there is a connection, I have lots more. Helen
17. [Dub'que] census look up [1]
Would SKS look up the 1880 census for Alexander Robinson for me. I would like to know of the children he has in the household at the time. Wife is Eliza Jane born in Missouri. Thank you so very much. Regards Sharol
18. RE: [Dub'que] Henkel in Dubuque [1]
Helen, We may have 3 or 4 Henry Henkel's. My Henry was born 1847 in PA. Had son Henry, grandson Henry: 1895 IA State Census - Mosalem Twnsp - Dubuque IA page 431: 58-59 HENKEL Henry 50 Married PA FF Farmer Rom Catholic (all family) Mary 40 Married Dub Co FF Keeping House Jakob 20 Clayton CO NN Working man * Martin 17 Clara 15 Aloisius 13 Katharina 12 Dubuque CO Frank 10 Rudolph 8 John 5 Eduard 4 Angeline 2 twin Agatha 2 twin If you have any information on this Henry, I'd love
19. [Dub'que] LEIHLEIN / OEHLER in 1850 mortality index? [1]
Hi! Does anyone have anything like this name in your lines? It was indexed as LEIHLEIN, but I'm thinking that it might really be my great-great-grandmother, Eve or Eva OEHLER. I've looked at the film and there is a lot of room for confusion. My Eva OEHLER did indeed die in May, 1850, of childbirth, around the age of 30. Thanks in advance-- Ellen Blackstone (Not researching Blackstone.) Other family names: BANKSON, BANKSTON, SMITH, DYKE, GRAHAM, STEWART ---------------------------------------------------
20. [Dub'que] RE: [Dubuque] Eagle Point Ave. [1]
Thanks Jeannie - now I remember. Hartigs was on one corner and the Okey Dokey 'kitty corner'. I moved to Cedar Rapids when I was 25, then KY at 30, TN, VA, CT, VA, SC, VA. No wonder I can't remember Dubuque's layout. Thanks again. Ellen -----Original Message----- From: Jeannieg731@aol.com [mailto:Jeannieg731@aol.com] Sent: Friday, June 21, 2002 5:02 PM To: IADUBUQU-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [Dub'que] Eagle Point Ave. I have many Dubuque History books ... and one, Dubuque on the Mississippi written by Wil
21. [Dub'que] KIEFFER, ENGELKEN, BRADSHAW [1]
Looking for information on John and Mary VOGEL KIEFFER, born around 1850. Children: John, Mary, Rose (married a Bradshaw), Anna (married a Engelken) John and Mary were born early 1850's. Thanks. Ellen (Vogel) Elliott Gill Researching Surnames: Iowa: Beachler, Beear, Brennan, Cooligan, Frey/Frye, Gartner/Gardner, Gloden, Hansen, Henkel, Holmes, Jackson, Lenihan/Linehan Loughlin/Laughlin, Majerus, Nipp, Rastatter, Schenker, Seeman/Seeman, Specht, Theis/Tice, Treanor/Trenor, Vogel, Weitz, Zahina Canada: Ar
22. RE: [Dub'que] Henkel in Dubuque [1]
Michele, I have Jacob HENKEL in my database. You can read everything I have in my "Lang Family History" at my website (in my signature). Just do a "Find" for HENKEL. Thanks for the maiden name of Jacob's mother. I did not have that. Perhaps you can fill in some other blanks for me -- Where in Germany was Jacob born? When exactly did he immigrate? Where did he live before moving to Dubuque? Also, I am still trying to learn the hometowns in Germany for Mathilda LANG's LANG ancestors. Dan Daniel J.
23. Re: [Dub'que] Immigration information [1]
Ruth, You will see these initials on various census' regarding immigration status. Al, (alien) Pa. (petition applied [for]) and Na, (naturalized) The naturalization was a 2 step process. After a person had been here for a certain period of time, he would file his Pa. This is the one you want to obtain for it MAY contain his port of entry, date, and perhaps a residence in his birth country. Remember, I said MAY. Then, after a period of about 2 years, he could file his final, or naturalization papers Which us
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