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1. John B. Wood in Maine Twp., Linn Co. [1]
I was wondering if someone can do a lookup for me. In the Iowa census of 1856, for Maine Twp., see if John Wood is listed, along with Fred Staley who was born in Canada. I'm trying to search the roots of Fred Staley who lived in the vicinity of Viola, Ia. and had a large family. Fred was a direct ancestor of mine and is believed to have been born in Clyde, Ontario in mid-1840s. He was buried in Cedar Knolls cemetery. Don Thomson Stevensville, MD ____________________________________________________
2. Re: IALINN-D Digest V00 #73 [1]
1. Go to http://www.ancestry.com 2. Click the tab labeled "Search" on the banner at the top of the screen. 3. In the lower right hand corner of the resulting page, click "view a list" under List of all Databases. 4. On the left side, under All Databases, click "H-M". 5. Scroll down to the entry that says "Linn County, Iowa, History to 1878" and click it. 6. Under "Search database for:" enter a name or keyword and click search. 7. If you get any hits, click "View search results". 8. If you are a Prem
3. BROWN & CROW [1]
Barbara - I think I already posted this but here it is again. Vernon Crow was on Bob's father's maternal side while the whole Brown clan is the father's paternal side. Cathie Babseeb@aol.com wrote: > > Cathie, > Yes, there a number persons on this list. There has not been as much > activity as much mail as earlier. The end of summer and the long holidy week > end may have curtailed some of the activity. > The surnames I am researching in Linn County are > Marshall and Kirkpatrick. My gra
4. SLEPICKA / SLEPICA / CHICKEN / HRUSKA / PEAR/PEARY / CECH / SACK / HOSEK [1]
Looking for possible connections to family members who left Chicago, Illinois. SLEPICKA SLEPICA CHICKEN HRUSKA PEAR PEARY CECH SACK HOSEK Michael SLEPICKA, married to Anna HRUSKA, in Chicago, Illinois, August 1879, St. John Nepomucene Roman Catholic Church, parents of nine children, all born in Minneapolis, Minnesota 1884-1902. Martin HRUSKA, age 62, married to Mary HRUSKA, age 50, parents of Anna, Martin (b. 1858, Bohemia), Mary, John (b. 1864, Bohemia), and Barbara (b. 1866, Chicago, IL) (1880 data).
5. Re: SLEPICKA / SLEPICA / CHICKEN / HRUSKA / PEAR/PEARY / CECH / SACK / HOSEK [1]
Well, a read-through would have explained that Slepicka loosely translates to Chicken. Understanding you and the children of my youth are/were not making fun of my maiden name, I should mention that it was a very good reason to marry young. E ----- Original Message ----- From: "IMPERIAL Designs" To: "ETM" ; Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2000 7:10 PM Subject: Re: SLEPICKA / SLEPICA / CHICKEN / HRUSKA / PEAR/PEARY / CECH / SACK / HOSEK >
6. VORNHOLT and ANDRLE [1]
I am researching the families of William VORNHOLT (b. 12/23/1829 in Prussia, d. 9/23/1898 in Linn County, Iowa) married to Elizabeth Catherine HIEBER in 1860. Particularly interested in his relationship to Henry VORNHOLT married to Sophia. (William and Henry are listed next to each other in the 1860 Linn County census although last name is spelled WANHOLT.) Also researching the families of Jan ANDRLE (b. 11/23/1837, d. 8/8/1910) married to Frantista KLUKAN (b. 12/4/1842, d. 5/6/1923). Would love to
7. Re: IALINN-D Digest V00 #73 [1]
> According to IALINN-D Digest V00 #73, "Ancestory.com" supposedly put the book "Linn County, Iowa, History to 1878" online until 8-11-2000. However, it doesn't show up on a search of their site. Anyone else have this problem?? >
8. Re: MANLEY, TILBURY in Linn Co. IA 1870-1900 [1]
As I read these messages from everyone who lived in the Benton County (Urbana, Vinton areas) and the neighboring Linn County (Cedar Rapids), in the time frame of 1875, I can't help but wonder how many, or if any, of these folks we all are looking for individually, were friends, neighbors, etc... I don't know why...it just crossed my mind! Cathie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Staudt" To: Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2000 3:39 PM Subject: MANLEY, TILBURY in
9. Keller, Diltz, Peyton [1]
Hi, I'm researching H. P. KELLER who married Lillie LOCHRIDGE in Vinton. Also DILTZ/S, PEYTON, CROSSFIELD in Troy Mills area. JoAnn jnothhelfe@home.com
10. Re: SLEPICKA / SLEPICA / CHICKEN / HRUSKA / PEAR/PEARY / CECH / SACK / HOSEK [1]
ETM wrote: > > Looking for possible connections to family members who left Chicago, > Illinois. > > SLEPICKA > SLEPICA > CHICKEN > HRUSKA > PEAR > PEARY > CECH > SACK > HOSEK > > Michael SLEPICKA, married to Anna HRUSKA, in Chicago, Illinois, > August 1879, St. John Nepomucene Roman Catholic Church, parents of > nine children, all born in Minneapolis, Minnesota 1884-1902. > > Martin HRUSKA, age 62, married to Mary HRUSKA, age 50, parents of > Anna, Martin (b. 1858, Bohemia), Mary, John (b. 1864, Bohemia
11. Re: Chickens [1]
Yes, and some from Iowa. If anyone knows whether these people are British or Czech Americanized surnames I would appreciate some help here. I am in Virginia and not familiar with whether these might be or were Czech communities. Elaine +1 (319) 753-6239 Chicken Bob 302 Gratton St Burlington IA 52601-2842 +1 (515) 832-3242 Chicken Carl 1301 Walnut St Webster City IA 50595-1835 +1 (515) 987-5477 Chicken David 960 4th St Waukee IA 50263-8108 +1 (319) 752-8508 Chicken Donald E 12651 127th Ave Burlingt
12. new files [1]
The following files were added in September to the Linn County Web Page: http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ia/county/linn/updates.htm These can all be accessed from the following webpage: Photograph of John & Eva Engel Family (ca. 1878 Photograph of Engel Family (ca. 1890) Photograph of John and Mary Saha Some additions to Blodgett and Roger's Grove Cemetery Obituary for WEATHERWAX, N.C. Obituary for WEATHERWAX, M.L. Obituary for WEATHERWAX, Thomas Obituary for John E. Young 1927 News Story WEATHERWAX, Thom
13. Re: UNSUBSCRIBE [1]
Michael, You have to allow for the fact that most people are just now winding down from vacations and getting kids back to school. By tradition, ALL lists are usually slow during the summer months and heavier during the fall and winter, when people are homebound. I wouldn't give up so easily :-( Steven ----- Original Message ----- From: "Michael D. Wiemer" To: Sent: Friday, September 15, 2000 11:44 AM Subject: UNSUBSCRIBE > I am unhappy with this list > > > =
14. UNSUBSCRIBE [1]
I am unhappy with this list
15. Re: My surnames [1]
IMPERIAL Designs wrote: > > Well, while others are posting their surnames I guess I will post mine. Though most settled in neighboring Jones County (Anamosa area), there were some who lived in LINN including: > > Wolfe, Thompson, Miner, DeNio, and others which I will post a more extensive list soon. > > Steven > > ==== IALINN Mailing List ==== I am searching for Anderson, Morgan, Krabbenhoft, Baken, Schauwecker, Bauman. Frank O. Morgan, a Swedish immigrant, married my great aunt Betty (Bertha) Morga
16. Re: SLEPICKA / Slebiska [1]
Thank you, Dave and Barbara. The spelling would come close to the pronounciation and if that spelling is appearing there, I will see what I can find out. I am in Virginia. Is there a mailing list devoted to Winneshiek Co.? Elaine ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dave" To: Sent: Friday, September 08, 2000 11:13 AM Subject: Re: SLEPICKA / SLEPICA / CHICKEN / HRUSKA / PEAR/PEARY / CECH / SACK / HOSEK > Bill Jacobson wrote: > > > > Hi Dave, > > Some of the
17. Chickens [1]
The online phonebook shows 56 Chickens in the USA. Not exactly a Chicken in every pot, but .... Don Hickman >> I just realized I didn't fully answer the question here. The Chicken surname is not an uncommon British name and an English researcher has a major website devoted to the Chicken surname. There are Quakers who settled in the Midwest with the name and I believe there are early British settlers in the southern states bearing the surname with major research being done on the name there. << __
18. Re: Is anyone on this list with me? [1]
Things getting a little more active on here for ya Max? :.) Cathie Max Wisehart wrote: > > I'm on the list,but haven't seen much activity recently. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Cathie" > To: > Sent: Tuesday, September 05, 2000 9:00 PM > Subject: Is anyone on this list with me? > > > Greetings! > > > > I joined this -L today but haven't seen any activity in my inbox. > Does > > anyone other than me belong to it? > > > > Cathie > > > > > > ==== IALI
19. Re: SLEPICKA / SLEPICA / CHICKEN / HRUSKA / PEAR/PEARY / CECH / SACK / HOSEK [1]
Not to make fun at anyone's names but where did this one come from? I have never heard it before!!! :-) > Looking for possible connections to family members who left Chicago, > Illinois. > > SLEPICKA > SLEPICA > CHICKEN <----???????? > HRUSKA > PEAR > PEARY > CECH > SACK > HOSEK > > Michael SLEPICKA, married to Anna HRUSKA, in Chicago, Illinois, > August 1879, St. John Nepomucene Roman Catholic Church, parents of > nine children, all born in Minneapolis, Minnesota 1884-1902. > > Martin HRUSKA, age 62, m
20. Re: Is anyone on this list with me? [1]
Cathie, Yes, there a number persons on this list. There has not been as much activity as much mail as earlier. The end of summer and the long holidy week end may have curtailed some of the activity. The surnames I am researching in Linn County are Marshall and Kirkpatrick. My grandmother Mary Celestia Marshall daughter of William Marshall b. 1815 in PA and Harriet Kirkpatrick wass born in Mt Vernon, Linn County in 1858. William died abt 1860 . Harriet and the children wwweere on the
21. Fwd: Is anyone on this list with me? [1]
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22. Re: MANLEY, TILBURY in Linn Co. IA 1870-1900 [1]
Cathie and Kenny: Interesting that I should return from vacation to find that you are using the Little House Books as typical of the 1870s and 1880s. I was in DeSmet this week and took the museum tour of the Little Town on the Prarie and the Ingalls homestead. Last month I was in Burr Oak IA museum where they lived for a year. I highly recommend both to give you that feeling of life in the past. If you are only familiar through the TV series you should know that 95% of the stories were Hollywood romanti
23. Re: IALINN-D Digest V00 #73 [1]
I hadn't heard it was online. Sounds like it would be awesome reading if you find it.....will you let us all know? Cathie E. E. Herbert wrote: > > > > > According to IALINN-D Digest V00 #73, "Ancestory.com" supposedly > put the book "Linn County, Iowa, History to 1878" online until 8-11-2000. > However, it doesn't show up on a search of their site. Anyone else have > this problem?? > > > > > ==== IALINN Mailing List ====
24. Re: SLEPICKA / SLEPICA / CHICKEN / HRUSKA / PEAR/PEARY / CECH / SACK / HOSEK [1]
Bill Jacobson wrote: > > Hi Dave, > Some of the spellings I have are Slebiska as well as Slepicka. Check out > Winneshiek Co. They have a great genealogy library and group. > Barbara Jacobson > > Dave wrote: > > > ETM wrote: > > > > > > Looking for possible connections to family members who left Chicago, > > > Illinois. > > > > > > SLEPICKA > > > SLEPICA > > > CHICKEN > > > HRUSKA > > > PEAR > > > PEARY > > > CECH > > > SACK > > > HOSEK > > > > > > Michael SLEPICKA, married to Anna HRUSKA, in Chicago,
25. Re: Is anyone on this list with me? [1]
Hi Dawn! Thanks! Ahhhhhhhhhhhh, these lists don't let you out til you tell them you unsub...know what I mean? I've unsubbed from quite a few lists recently because well...I belonged to a GENNORDIC -L because it may contain info about stuff going on in Sweden. I work all day and play on the 'puter and work on my lineage when I can or when I'm not tired so even though I discovered some time ago that this GENNORDIC thing had little or nothing to do with anything I wanted or needed, I just put up with
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