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1. Re: [IALINN] Re: 24th and 31st Iowa Infantrys. [1]
Or this one: ... http://www.gjenvick.com/WWI/CampDodge/ .... Dick S.
2. 24th and 31st Iowa Infantrys. [1]
I'm looking for information on the Iowa 31st Infantry, Company A. Is there a web site showing its accomplishments/members/travels? I'm also interested in the 24th Iowa Infantry. I've found a little about this one, but would like more. Thanks.
3. Fw: old photos and Marriage Cert. from Cedar Rapids [1]
Sandra Sanchez USGenWeb CC Linn Co. Iowa USGenWeb CC Orange Co. Indiana AHGP CC Custer Co. Nebraska AHGP CC Dawson Co. Nebraska ----- Original Message ----- From: "The Howells" To: Sent: Friday, January 19, 2001 11:48 PM Subject: old photos and Marriage Cert. from Cedar Rapids > Hello, > My name is Don Howell and being a fellow Genealogist i thought i should let > some one out in your area know what i found in a Flea Market in Paducah, > Kentucky today. > Th
4. Repost of interests [1]
Hi - I'm am researching TORRENCE, ROBBINS, HARKNESS, FAGG, PECK, and YOUNT in Linn County. any connections? lisa laurent-michel cambridge, england
5. Re: Belle Mann [1]
Very "punny"! 8-D Dick S. Researching surnames: SCHWEISS .. MEIER .. SCHMITT/SCHMIDT .. STADTHER(R) .. MEHLTRATER My Genealogy Site: http://www.harbornet.com/folks/dick/genealogy.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ruth Cantwell" To: Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2001 16:49 Subject: Belle Mann > A while ago, somebody posted a request for info on Belle Mann. I just > came across a Rosa Mann, nickname "Belle" born 1866 in my records. Does > this ring
6. THE OLIVER BROWN FAMILY [1]
Thank You Janet for ALL of your efforts and hard work concering Oliver Brown, Howard Brown and Orval Brown. You have been a tremendous help and you know this. However, finding out more about these three guys raises more questions and I wonder if I can call on all of you to possibly help. OLIVER BROWN was born on December 5, 1878 in Urbana, IA to Huston Brown and Nancy Jane (nee Long) Brown. He married Minnie Davis between 1898 and 1901 but I don't know where or the exact date. After Oliver's death, Min
7. Zadock Beeson Turner [1]
Looking for further information on Zadock Beeson Turner b. 10 Aug 1893, and died 14 Nov 1958 in Cedar Rapids, Linn Co, Iowa. His wife was Ruth Marguerite Elliott. She also died in Linn co. Would like burial place for this couple. And were there any children? Thank you, Kathleen Rizer
8. THE OLIVER BROWN FAMILY [1]
Hi Carol (PardeeGal) - Thank you kindly for the address of the Linn County Historical Society, although, I have a very thick book called FIND PUBLIC RECORDS FAST for every single State in the USA, every single county and every courthouse. Do you mind if I ask what the purpose of this list is? If it is soley to give out the historical society's address and phone number, the list is in vain as that address and phone number is also all over the internet's Linn County, IA pages. Thank you! Cathie Genealogical
9. Re: Cemetery/Tombstone Transcriptions Online [1]
Hello, Can anyone identify the Mary Farnham, 1843--3 June 1910, who is buried in Abbey Creek Cemetery, Linn Co? I have lots of Farnham data, and I'd like to be able see who she is. Thank you, Edith edith.bartley@worldnet.att.net At 03:59 PM 1/22/01 -0600, you wrote: >Sharon, >I have cemetary inscriptions on the Linn Co. page at >http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ia/county/linn/cem/ceminscriptions.htm > > >Sandra Sanchez
10. Re: THE OLIVER BROWN FAMILY [1]
I made a "genealogical" request/askance for "...and I wonder if I can call on all of you to possibly help." What in the world is going on here? Suddenly, I am being asked WHERE I live because I made a request for help, as though this is a chat room or something. When I made the request below, I was told to "be responsible" and pay for the information via the Linn County Historical Society in Cedar Rapids (they have moderate fees) which has many copies of obituaries, was critiqued on their filing system an
11. Re: [IALINN] Re: 24th and 31st Iowa Infantrys. [1]
You may be interested in this sight. It's a searchable database of soldiers. http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/soldiers.htm Pauline Mustang69290@aol.com wrote: > Your post caught my eye, as my 2nd great grandfather, Samuel P. WHITE, served > in the 24th Iowa Infantry; and my 3rd great grandfather, Jerome William COOK, > served in the 31st Iowa Infantry, Company E. > > I have copies of their pension papers but have no information on the units > themselves. I would be interested in any info that's out there. >
12. Re: THE OLIVER BROWN FAMILY [1]
Cathie People on this list help - if they happen to be a direct descendant - and already have the answer - if not they are helpful in directing - BUT - it is your responsibility to spend the time and money to contact the historical society - court houses - funeral homes, etc. for the answers. It is also your reward when you find the answer. During my researches I have found encouragement, from people on the list - which means alot when you hit a brick wall. My searches are for Garnett - Garrett - Webber -
13. HOWARD BROWN [1]
Is there anyone on this list that may be able to assist me in locating a HOWARD BROWN, son of Oliver Brown. My mate, Bob, remembers visiting Howard Brown at his home in Cedar Rapids when Bob was MUCH younger. He remembers the name Fern as being associated with Howard and tends to believe that it would have been his wife. Howard had a brother named Orville or Orval Brown but do not believe that Orville lived in Cedar Rapids. Howard was probably born between 1900 - 1910 in Benton County so there would be
14. Re: THE OLIVER BROWN FAMILY [1]
Hi Carol - Thank you kindly for the address of the Linn County Historical Society, although, I have a very thick book called FIND PUBLIC RECORDS FAST for every single State in the USA, every single county and every courthouse. Do you mind if I ask what the purpose of this list is? Thank you! Cathie ----- Original Message ----- From: PardeeGal To: repete@rconnect.com Sent: Friday, January 12, 2001 11:06 AM Subject: Re: THE OLIVER BROWN FAMILY Genealogical Society of Linn County does research
15. Re: THE OLIVER BROWN FAMILY [1]
Cathie, As moderator for the IaLinn list I want to apoligize to you for any rudeness expressed to you by a member of this list. You are exactly right this list is to help others with info lookups etc. when possible. NOT to promote the sales of any genealogical society. While I support and appreciate the work the Linn Co. Society this list is not to promote their sales. Once again I am sorry for that email you recieved. Sandra Sanchez USGenWeb Census Co-ordinator Maryland-Indiana USGenWeb CC Orange Co.
16. [IALINN] Re: 24th and 31st Iowa Infantrys. [1]
Your post caught my eye, as my 2nd great grandfather, Samuel P. WHITE, served in the 24th Iowa Infantry; and my 3rd great grandfather, Jerome William COOK, served in the 31st Iowa Infantry, Company E. I have copies of their pension papers but have no information on the units themselves. I would be interested in any info that's out there. Sherry
17. Cemetery/Tombstone Transcriptions Online [1]
Hi all, In a flash of brilliance, I took some information on the internet without noting the web address. I know that there are tombstone inscriptions of numerous Linn County Cemeteries, several of them were of my Boxwell family. Does someone out there know where these are located on the internet? Sharon Ringler
18. Re: THE OLIVER BROWN FAMILY [1]
Hi Carol (PardeeGal)- Thank you kindly for the address of the Linn County Historical Society, although, I have a very thick book called FIND PUBLIC RECORDS FAST for every single State in the USA, every single county and every courthouse. Do you mind if I ask what the purpose of this list is? Thank you! Cathie ----- Original Message ----- Sent: Friday, January 12, 2001 11:06 AM Subject: Re: THE OLIVER BROWN FAMILY Genealogical Society of Linn County does research; they have many years of obits
19. Re: [IALINN] Re: 24th and 31st Iowa Infantrys. [1]
At 12:53 PM 1/24/01 -0500, you wrote: >Your post caught my eye, as my 2nd great grandfather, Samuel P. WHITE, served >in the 24th Iowa Infantry; and my 3rd great grandfather, Jerome William COOK, >served in the 31st Iowa Infantry, Company E. > >I have copies of their pension papers but have no information on the units >themselves. I would be interested in any info that's out there. My gggggrandfather was the Quartermaster of the 31st Iowa Infantry, and there is a web site with information on it, but I
20. Re: Cemetery/Tombstone Transcriptions Online [1]
Sharon, I have cemetary inscriptions on the Linn Co. page at http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ia/county/linn/cem/ceminscriptions.htm Sandra Sanchez USGenWeb CC Linn Co. Iowa USGenWeb CC Orange Co. Indiana AHGP CC Custer Co. Nebraska AHGP CC Dawson Co. Nebraska ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sharon Ringler" To: Sent: Monday, January 22, 2001 2:40 PM Subject: Cemetery/Tombstone Transcriptions Online > Hi all, > > In a flash of brilliance, I took some in
21. Springer - Junk [1]
Looking for further information on Thomas Springer and his wife. Thomas Springer was born 25 Sep 1837 in Fayette Co, Penn. the son of Aaron Springer and Mary Hibben. Thomas Springer died 24 Sep 1887 in Linn co., Iowa. The surname of his wife was supposedly JUNK. Would like to know if Thomas Springer is buried in Linn Co.? I have found him in 1860 Benton Co, Iowa, not yet married. Could not seem to find Thomas Springer in 1870 Iowa census. Would like further information on this couple and were there any
22. Re: Repost of interests [1]
Me again, I should have said - if you are researching the surnames below, my database is online at http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=kittyfur So you can see if we have any connections. I will reply separately to those of you that wrote to me already. Happy Hunting! Lisa > Hi - > > I'm am researching TORRENCE, ROBBINS, HARKNESS, FAGG, PECK, and YOUNT in > Linn County. > > any connections? > > lisa laurent-michel > cambridge, england > > > ==== IALINN Mailing List ==== > Linn C
23. JULIA GILLIGAN of Cedar Rapids [1]
I'm new to the list and hopefully this will help in filling in my family tree. My GGGrandfather was Michael Gilligan b abt 1823, son of Michael Gilligan and Winefred Kivlehan. Michael came to the US sometime before 1857. He married Mary Cullen in Dubuque Co. IA in 1857. They were farmers and lived in Bankston. Only my GGrandfather Michael Vincent married of all Michael and Mary's children. Stories that have come down through the family lead me to believe that Michael was not the only one of his fam
24. Re: Cemetery/Tombstone Transcriptions Online [1]
Hi Sharon, Perhaps this is the site you are looking for? http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ia/county/linn/cem/ceminscriptions.htm Pauline Sharon Ringler wrote: > Hi all, > > In a flash of brilliance, I took some information on > the internet without noting the web address. I know > that there are tombstone inscriptions of numerous Linn > County Cemeteries, several of them were of my Boxwell > family. Does someone out there know where these are > located on the internet? > > Sharon Ringler > > ==== IALINN M
25. Belle Mann [1]
A while ago, somebody posted a request for info on Belle Mann. I just came across a Rosa Mann, nickname "Belle" born 1866 in my records. Does this ring a Belle? (Sorry, I just couldn't resist) Ruth
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