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1. [IAHENRY] Looking for ANY relatives or researcher of any people/places mentioned in obit.. [1]
Son-in-Law & Granddaughter of SAMUEL and PAMELIA (DOTY) ELLENWOOD, pass away in Iowa. JOHN J. PARKER DEAD Yesterday morning John Jarvis Parker died in his home, 717 Foster street, at 3 o'clock, after an illness of just one week, caused by a sudden collapse J. J. Parker was born October 10, 1824, in Point Harmer, O. In 1850 he was united in marriage to Miss Pamelia Ellenwood of that place. Five children were born of the union, three of whom survive--Mrs. S. L. Daniels, Sr., of this city; Mrs. Anna Ros
2. [IAHENRY] 1892 Jefferson Co, IA Farmers - P.O. in Henry Co. [1]
Farmers of Iowa: a list of farmers of each county with postoffice, 1892 Jefferson Co, IA [The following is a list of farmers, 1892, living in Jefferson Co, IA with postoffice in another county] Vega (Henry Co.) Baum, Michael Brombaugh, A Chapman, George Cline, J.T. Collett, Dvid Crane, George Sr. Emerson, W.J. Hammans, Henry Hogate, Ann Mrs. Hoskins, Jonathan Howell, Joseph D Humphry, Ezra Leonard, Ruth Mrs. McDorman, John Ridgeway, E Mrs. Smith, Daniel Stillwell, M Mrs. Taylor, William Tilford, Joseph W
3. [IAHENRY] John Long, Blacksmith [1]
Is there anyone that has information on a John Long who was a blacksmith in Wayland, don't know Twp. Henry Co. as early as 1860 or 1870. He had a son John Long b. 1857 in Ohio. Thanks for your time. Jane Germann, Storm Lake, IA
4. Re: [IAHENRY] Pioneer certificates [1]
Libby, The certificates are given by the Iowa Genealogical Society at the state level. Try looking at: http://www.iowagenealogy.org/pioneers/pioneer.htm Regards, Patrick Winters ----- Original Message ----- From: "Denny-Libby Stone" To: Sent: Friday, May 02, 2003 8:58 AM Subject: [IAHENRY] Pioneer certificates | Hello List- | | I know that the Henry County, Iowa Genealogical Society is no longer in operation, but I wonder if anyone knows if there are Pion
5. [IAHENRY] Brattain or Bratton, Croxil or Cropstilll, Dawson, Havener, Seeker, Burton and Beechler [1]
I am making headway on my Brattain line with some great helpers. I have two brothers, William and Lemmons both born in IN. William born 13 oct 1810 and Lemmons born 20 Mar 1850 in Wayne Co., IN. I found a land record for William stating he was William Brattain Jr. in Farmington, Van Buren, IA, where he and Lemmons lived in 1830-1840's. Williams obit states that his father moved from Indiana to Lake Peoria(now Peoria) in 1816 then later they moved to Iowa about 1836. William moved later to Mt. Ple
6. [IAHENRY] William Brattain obit [1]
Oskoloosa Weekly Herald 1889 BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF THE LATE REV. WILLIAM BRATTAIN, BY HIS OLD FRIEND, REV. THOMAS BALLINGER In writing this sketch, the object will be to present, not only an outline of MR. BRATTAIN, but "whence, what and where," that will embrace his early boyhood days, circumstances connected with his early manhood, his wonderful ability to learn by both observation and books. Mr. Brattain was born in the State of Indiana, October 13, 1810. Died, in Jefferson township, Mahask
7. Re: [IAHENRY] Looking for information on Hall/Buxton family [1]
Leslie, I apologize for the delay in response, but got caught up in getting two college students home for the holidays, getting their shopping done, etc.B Nellie and William's daughters were:Grace Arvilla Hall, do not know if she ever married or what happened to her, I have found a record of her birth on the pilot site for familysearch.org.B The second daughter was Jessie M.B and she married Archie Schlarbaum and the notes I haveB are that they went to Idaho then on to Montana.B TheB fourthB B da
8. Re: [IAHENRY] Looking for information on Hall/Buxton family [1]
Barbara, I found several articles for the Schlarbaum name in the Mt. Pleasant News 1. Jan. 13, 1947, attended a PTO meeting in Oak Grove 2. Aug. 17, 1949, obit for Joseph Roth, a sister Sussie Schlarbaum preceded him in death 3. May 27, 1950, mention of a birthday in May, 1950 for head nurse, Mrs. Schlarbaum at a birthday party held for patients at the State Mental Hospital in Mt. Pleasant. 4. Sept. 14, 1950, mention of a Max Schlarbaum as a member of the Mt. Pleasant High School Football team. 5. Oct. 3
9. [IAHENRY] Looking for information on Hall/Buxton family [1]
I am looking for information on the family of William Hall and Nellie Buxton who resided in Henry County in the early 1900's.B I am a descendant of Nellie Buxton born November 1864 in Michigan.B She moved to Powesheik Co. Iowa with her parents Edwin H. Buxton and his second wife, Mary S. Elder sometime before 1880.B She married William Hall abt 1887 and moved to New London, Henry Co sometime before 1900.B By 1910 they were in Marion, Henry Co..B The 1920 census has them in Center, Henry Co and they are
10. Re: [IAHENRY] Looking for information on Hall/Buxton family [1]
Leslie, Thank you and yes this is my Hall family--Mary E, third daughter of William and Nellie married an Everts, just did not know who.B I am fairly new to this family history/genealogy hobby--my husband calls it an obsession--I forget about checking the newspapers.B Thank you so much.B ----- Original Message ----- From: "Leslie Saint" To: iahenry@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, December 13, 2008 10:53:19 PM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern Subject: Re: [IAHENRY] Looking for info
11. Re: [IAHENRY] Looking for information on Hall/Buxton family [1]
What are the married name of William Hall and Nellie Buxton's other daughters? I can look theim up also. Clark Everts, Mt. Pleasant News 1. May 12, 1951, Clark Evert appointed to Trustees and Education Committee of Finley Methodist Church 2. Dec. 6, 1952, Clark Evert obituary--d. Nov 28, 1952, at home, 5 mi. south of Wayland; bur. Nov. 30, 1952, Finley Cem.; Survivors: dau. Mary Ruhnke, grandson, Sephen Richard Ruhnke of Chicago, three sisters: Kate Piper & Mary E. Keith of Mt. Pleasant and Carla Hodge
12. Re: [IAHENRY] Looking for information on Hall/Buxton family [1]
I found several articles in the Mt. Pleasant newspaper that are available through NewsArchives.com. It's a database of scanned microfilms of newspapers available at my local library. William Hall, Mt. Pleasant News 1. Mar. 31, 1948, Looking Backward column, p. 5, col. 2 says that William Hall died 15 years ago Raymond Hall, Mt. Pleasant News 1. Aug. 15, 1951, Finley column, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hall of Des Moines (IA) guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Everts. It this the same Raymond as William and Nelli
13. [IAHENRY] Brewington and Plants Families [1]
Searching for any information on the H.A. Brewington and Plants families from Scott Township, Henry County, Iowa. Acccording to the 1880 US Census, H.A. Brewington was a widower with three daughters at home. Living with them were a Charly(Charles) Plants, age 13 and a Lenard (Leonard ?) Plants age 75. The wife of H.A. Brewington may have been a Plants( Anna Margaret ?) and may also be a daughter of said Lenard and an aunt of young Charly. Would be most appreciative of any member of the family and es
14. [IAHENRY] STONEHOCKER - BILLINGSLEY Family Photograph [1]
I've "rescued" an old photograph identified as Margaret STONEHOCKER BILLINGSLEY which was taken at the McAdam Bros. Studio in Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. The photograph appears to have been taken in the 1880's with Margaret likely in her 20's at the time it was taken. In addition to her name someone appears to have also written a name (PICKERING) and address (Box 456 ? 98065) on the back of the photograph. Based on limited research and thanks to the assistance of some family researchers I know the following rega
15. [IAHENRY] Story of a Gravestone Photo [1]
Story of gravestone photo that was submitted to Iowa Gravestone Photo Project, Henry Co, IA by the USGenWeb Project Assistant Coordinator, Ann White!. http://www.zwire.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=18403513&BRD=1142&PAG=461&dept_id=567520&rfi=6 Cathy
16. [IAHENRY] Tippecanoe and Rome too! [1]
Most of May's additions to the Henry Co, IA USGenWeb Project involve either Rome (Town) or Tippecanoe Township where my ancestors hung out. http://iagenweb.org/henry/ - 1905 IA State Census Register - Rome Town http://www.rootsweb.com/~iahenry/1905rome.htm - 1905 IA State Census Register - Tippecanoe Township http://www.rootsweb.com/~iahenry/1905tippecanoe.htm - 1906-1913 Rome and Tippecanoe Twp Deaths >From Henry Co Death Records, Book 3 http://www.rootsweb.com/~iahenry/rometippecanoedeaths.htm And
17. [IAHENRY] Redesigned website [1]
I have redone my home page and hopefully it will be easier to navigate to where you want to go. I believe all links still work. Eventually I will change everything from my ten year old web page maker to over to my new web page maker. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jeanlee/ Jean Leeper grannyroots@iowatelecom.net or jeansjots@yahoo.com Cedar Creek Book Update Page: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jeanlee/ccfbook.htm Cedar Creek Cemetery picts: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsw
18. [IAHENRY] Lewelling Quaker Museum, Salem, Iowa [1]
I have updated this page and added new information about its nomination as a National Historic Landmark Site. You also will find information about the Salem South Cemetery (Quaker) and the two foot strip between it and the Anti-Slavery Cemetery. Also a little about where the Daggs runaway slaves were captured on Dr. Thomas Siviter/Siveter land. Since I am using a new web builder let me know if pages show up queer in your browser. I have tried to check it in Safari, FireFox, Internet Explorer fo
19. Re: [IAHENRY] Burial of Hugh Campbell [1]
Laurie, I was in Mt. Pleasant Saturday and had a chance to look up you query at the Mt. Pleasant Public Library. Here is what I found: Henry County, Iowa, Marion Township Cemeteries compiled by the Henry County Genealogical Society published by the Iowa Genealogical Society p. 5 Hickory Grove Cemetery Row 8 Campbell, Hugh d. 29 Sept 1870, Aged 69 yrs. 7mo 17 dys Campbell, Chaney d. 27 April 1883, Aged 77 yrs 3mos 15 dys Leslie W. Saint > From: laurelcampbell@comcast.net> To: IAHENRY-L@rootsweb.com
20. Mount Pleasant, Iowa-Root [1]
My G-G-Grandmother Catherine Eldora Root: died Aug. 2, 1909 at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. Buried Aug. 5, 1909, age 50y7m5d, wife of E. C. Root (he survived her), also 3 daughter: Mrs. Jesse Walker of St. David, IL., Mrs. Wilbur Wilkinson of Galesburg, IL.,Miss Maud Root of Burlington, Ia., 2 sons Melvin & Marion Root of Canton, IL.. Could anybody help me, for her Obituary in newspaper in Iowa, Cemetery she's buried at, Funeral Home that handled arrangements.
21. Stephen Hoyt [1]
Hello All: I am looking for any information about a Stephen Hoyt - I know he was in Henry County at least in 1857 coming from Franklin County, Ohio before then. I presume that he lived there after 1857 also. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you - Ahlive
22. 1870 IA census lookup please [1]
Does anyone have this census and can lookup these records please? 1870GRIFFITH, HANNAH Henry CountyIA209Center TownshipFederal Population ScheduleIA 1870 Federal Census IndexIA018142977 1870GRIFFITH JOHN R.Henry CountyIA132Baltimore TownshipFederal Population ScheduleIA 1870 Federal Census IndexIA018143031 1870GRIFFITH, LAVINIAHenry CountyIA169Center TownshipFederal Population ScheduleIA 1870 Federal Census IndexIA018143054 1870GRIFFITH, WILLIAMHenry CountyIA337Scott TownshipFederal Population Schedule
23. Re: [IA-CEN] 1870 IA census lookup please [1]
: : 1870GRIFFITH, HANNAH : Henry CountyIA209Center TownshipFederal Population ScheduleIA 1870 Federal : Census IndexIA018142977 Dwelling 913, family 878 Griffith, Hannah; 67; f; w; keeping house; real estate 3000; personal 2940; b. Pennsylvania Griffith, Mary Ellen; 26; f; w; at home; b. Ohio : : 1870GRIFFITH JOHN R.Henry CountyIA132Baltimore TownshipFederal Population : ScheduleIA 1870 Federal Census IndexIA018143031 Dwelling 189,family 172 Griffith, John R; 26; m; w; farmer; personal=100; b. Pennsylvan
24. 1853 wagon train [1]
I've just revised and updated my webpage having to do with a 1953 wagon train from Henry Co., IA to Oregon. Most of the people on the wagon train were likely residents of Henry or Des Moines counties at that time. I've added more info on known or suspected members of the party, and I've added two accounts of the trip by one of the travelers. If you can help me further identify any of the people on this train, or if you have any questions, please e-mail. Sandy Wilbur 1853 Wagon Train: http://www.netcom.co
25. A question please... [1]
is there a history written on this county? Adrianne
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