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1. [IASCOTT] answers to many on the list. [1]
Post to List - Gary Speck - Peter J - Jacque Martindate Dear List, I typed Bio of Delter Arp today. He helped build the road from Davenport to Warcourt. Where is Warcourt? Thanks. To Gary Speck: There is an Adolph Kahles (no Y) in the first Vol page 833 To Peter J., I will be happy to type your obit as I said last month in our emails. You can do it or I will be happy too. I never had a copy before now. Please email me to let me know what you want me to do. To Jacque Martindate, Vol 1 has:
2. Re: [IASCOTT] Look-ups [1]
Alex, this is a different book - The bio's I am typing on the site are from 1882 - The ones I am doing look-ups for all of you are from a different book - 1910 - so if you need me to scan and send I will. Debbie Clough Gerischer
3. [IASCOTT] Camp Ford, Texas [1]
A while back, someone asked about Camp Ford in Tyler, Texas where many of the 34th Iowa were imprisoned during the Civil War. The Camp Ford Foundation and Smith County Historical Commission have purchased the entire site and are in the process [as money is available] restoring the outlines of the compound. The hope to have a museum on the site - someday. Of the 300 Union soldiers who died at Camp Ford, the remains were sent to Alexandria National Cemetery at Pineville, Louisiana in 1890. All are identif
4. [IASCOTT] Index from Vol 2 [1]
William L. E. Nickels - 532 Merton E. Bowling - 535 Hugo Moeller - 536 R. H. Harned - 537 Alexander W. Brownlie - 538 John W. Crowley - 542 Edward K. Ward - 543 James Garstang - 544 Nicholas Albrecht - 545 Dr. Rezin D. Myers - 546 Adolph Priester 549 Ferdinand Wold - 550 H. H. Boettger - 551 Charles f. Kahler - 552 George O Hoffmann - 555 P{arke T. Burrows 556 Henry hell, V. M. D. - 557 Ferdinad Schlapkohl - 558 Louis and Henry Moeller - 560 Charles Beiderbecke - 565 Carl Thode - 566 William Schmidt - 567 F
5. [IASCOTT] 3rd Posting for Vol 2 [1]
William C. Schaefer - 206 John Heinz - 209 Jacob Johnannsen - 210 Mrs. Anne M. Hagen - 211 Mathias Proudfoot - 212 Captain Alvah O. Day - 215 B. W. gartside - 216 J. B. Morgan, D. D. S. 217 Andrew Washington Bowman, M. D. 219 M. L. Siebengartner - 220 William Watts - 223 Claus Hell - 224 Kasper Wacltter - 225 Edward J. Dougherty - 227 William S. chenoweth - 228 Joseph N. Greene - 232 Frank W. Mundt - 233 J. W. Bettendorf - 238 Right Rev. Theodore N. Morrison. D. D. - 239 Hans J. Ehlert - 240 Heinrich and Ca
6. Re: [IASCOTT] Newspaper Abstracts at Davenport Pub Lib Special Collections ... [1]
Thank you Alice, I really enjoyed all of that and you made me want to go to the library more. Debbie Clough Gerischer
7. [IASCOTT-L] Allen's Grove [1]
The following Bio's with surnames have been posted to the Scott County Page. This concludes Allen's Grove Township. Johnson Maw, Bio Gelder Thompson J.D. McCormick, Bio Vinall E.S. Newton, Bio Lathrop King Claus Rohwer, Bio Kahler John R. Sanders, Bio Dixon Reed Dunn Ephraim Snyder, Bio Jacobs Rnadall Olsen Daniel Snyder, Bio Graham Samuel W. Standish, Bio Wright James Stephens, Bio Peterson Ross Allen Wesley B. Stephens, Bio Mains J. Thomas Swearingen, Bio Filson Isaac Winey, Bio Watts Debbi
8. [IASCOTT] Index for Vol 2 [1]
Dear List, I am sorry, I did not realize that the email to Luciann was to the group and not personal. LOL As a lot of you know I like to talk (type). LOL Just to note: There is a 2 to 3 day wait on the look-ups now but we still have 2 - 1/2 weeks left. I am getting to them as quickly as I can. Theodore Brus - 781 Jesse L. Armil - 782 Mrs. Elizabeth Adelaide James - 785 Charles Lerchen - 786 Gus P. Lamp - 787 W. I. Quinn - 788 James F. Larder - 791 D. B. Morehouse - 792 John L. Mason - 793 John T.
9. Re: [IASCOTT] Help [1]
Debbie, Quoting from "A to Zax: A Comprehensive Dictionary for Genealogists and Historians" [Third Edition, 1995] by Barbara Jean Evans. Hearthside Press. fuller: 1) a tool used by a blacksmith 2) see "walker" walker: a person who, after the weaving process, literally walked upon the cloth in a trough. Also called a tucker, fuller, dresser. 3) the person who cleans or finishes cloth. fulling mill: see "clothier" fulling stock: a machine used in a mill for fulling cloth. d
10. [IASCOTT-L] Change in List [1]
Good morning! I have put this list to moderated for a short period of time. That means that any messages posted to the list will come to me, and I will then forward them to the list. The purpose behind this is to stop certain genealogical spammers. I have one particular person who is joining most of my lists, sending a message which has little or nothing to do with the particular list, and then unsubscribing. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. Donna Walker, IASCOTT-L List Manager
11. [IASCOTT] Last one of the day [1]
James B. Padgham, M. D. - 641 William T. Goering - 642 William A. Barnes - 643 Maurice F. Donegan - 644 August N. Heden - 647 Charles H. Suiter - 648 August Henry Dorman - 649 William Braithwaite - 650 Ernst H. Ihms - 653 George S. Shaw - 654 Jules J. De Lescaille - 655 Peter Dettmer - 655 Charles Hamann - 656 Henry Klindt, Jr. - 662 D. C. McCausland - 663 William Pruter - 664 Jacob Miller - 665 Charles Meier - 666 Rev. W. P. Shannahan - 669 Henry W. Meier - 670 Dick R. Lane - 671 Henry Roehs - 672 Henry L
12. Re: [IASCOTT] Fw: Surname - JUNYOR [1]
You didn't say if you were close to Scott County or far away. If you are close you can research at the library. If not you can send a request for help with the look-ups from the Scott County Genealogical Society. Address: P.O. Box 3132 Davenport, Iowa 52808 You can go to the Scott County Page and check the Bio's and Obit sections - You can check in the Histories - at the beginning of the histories is a surname list. We are only lacking 2 histories and they will be up on the site within the next 2 m
13. [IASCOTT] Bio's Posted [1]
The following Bio's from Winfield Township have been posted to the Scott County Page. This township has 31 bio's total. NOTE: Someone from this list requested some of these bio's that I am posting today from Cathy. So make sure you really look over the list. The next posting of bio's will have some special requests also. James Armstrong, Bio Pollard Christian Bloom, Bio Brownlie Smith P. F. Brenan, Bio McSteen Mrs. Bridget Brophy, Bio O'Connell A. D. Brownlie, Bio McGinnis Barthomew Conry, Bi
14. [IASCOTT-L] BRATTMILLER/KAHLEY/GROENOW [1]
Good afternoon group. While organizing my lineage for these families, I was re-reading my Great Grandfather's Bible entires. In German, in faded "old style" handwriting. Ran across a bit of new info. Can anyone tell me about a circa 1900 era German Lutheran Church in Mallard? OR in Ayreshire? My Great Grandfather Fred BRATTMILLER married Flora GROENOW (2nd marriage for him) on Aug 18, 1904. The pastor was Gustav GROENOW (I assume Flora's father). Witnesses were Maria ZECH (or K), and Gusta
15. Re: [IASCOTT] History of Lincoln Township [1]
I only found a Samuel McDOWELL, no DOWELL. Did I miss something? Curt (Looking for the elusive DOWELL's of my maternal side.) At 12:37 PM 10/16/1999 , you wrote: >Cathy has uploaded the History of Lincoln Township onto the Scott County Page. >The following is a list of surnames found in this history. > >Surnames: Barclay, Biship, Cadwallader, Dapp, Dowell, English, Griswell, >Greene, Jones, Jameison, Kepler, Lau, Le Grange, Mason, Mueller, Moore, >McMonegal, McDowell, Plagmann, Port, Proudfoot, Rohlf
16. Re: [IASCOTT] answers to many on the list. [1]
Could Warcourt be a misspelling of Walcott? Jackie
17. [IASCOTT-L] Posted to Scott County Page [1]
Dear List, Cathy has reorganized a section of the Scott County Page and it really looks good. She has combined the Histories of the Townships into one section. We have a lot more to add once they are typed. The new ones added are: History of Cleona Township (following are the surnames) History of Allens Grove Township (following are the surnames) "Pioneer Life" It's really fun to read but no surnames. We are working on "Chronology of Scott County" It is a long one with many surnames and will be add
18. [IASCOTT] Bio's posted [1]
The following bio's with surnames were posted to the Scott County Page from Princeton Township. This concludes Princeton Township. Jestus Pope, Bio Angel Mallett Wood Gilmore Arrel Chapman Ingraham William Scott, bio Bowman Wallace Wilcox Dorman Parkhurst James L. Sharlow, bio Ladd Bigelow William B. Sharlow, bio Knott Ladd James Speer, bio Hunter Crawford Miller White William Speer, Bio Crawford McHenry Eaton John D. Stafford, bio Spencer Slaughter J. W. Walker, Bio Reno Porter Williams Taylor Sc
19. [IASCOTT-L] History Posted [1]
Cathy has uploaded "The History of Sheridan Township" onto the Scott County Page. Surnames: Berkey, Barr, Blunk, Brugman, Biship, Calderwood, Cohnan, Davidson, Emeis, Farber, Fellner, Greer, Hagerdorn, Hastings, Herbold, Kuhl, Kuntzen, Lamp, LeMarinel, Martin, Morrison, McCormick, Meyer, Murrison, Mason, Morgan, Osborn, Pollock, Quinn, Rush, Rigg, Rogers, Sheridan, Saddoris, Sloper, Shnekloth, Seaman, Schmidt, Vogt, Van Eps, Weis, Wicks and Youmans. Debbie Clough Gerischer
20. [IASCOTT] Re: IASCOTT-D Digest V99 #64 [1]
In a message dated 10/16/99 2:22:22 PM Central Daylight Time, IASCOTT-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << #1 [IASCOTT] Surnames of Interest [MABesthorn@aol.com] >> I have some relatives in Davenport area named Ott. Could they be one and same? Mine are Detlef Ott, son Edward Ott, married to Mary Goutlin Von Edward, they had seven children, one of which is my great grandmother, Anna Ott Johnson. Mary died at the age of 30 shortly after birth of my g-grandmother. Sounds like any of your Ottos? C
21. Re: [IASCOTT] Index from Vol 2 [1]
Sorry I'm a little confused. Which book does this index apply to? Thanks! -----Original Message----- From: Bare67deb@aol.com To: IASCOTT-L@rootsweb.com Date: Wednesday, October 27, 1999 12:30 PM Subject: [IASCOTT] Index from Vol 2 >William L. E. Nickels - 532 >Merton E. Bowling - 535 >Hugo Moeller - 536 >R. H. Harned - 537 >Alexander W. Brownlie - 538 >John W. Crowley - 542 >Edward K. Ward - 543 >James Garstang - 544 >Nicholas Albrecht - 545 >Dr. Rezin D. Myer
22. [IASCOTT] Surnames of Interest [1]
I am researching the following surnames in Scott County and more specifically the Davenport area: Stoltenberg, Burmeister, & Otto Any information would be appreciated. Mel
23. Re: [IASCOTT-L] McCool's, Jacks [1]
Pat McCool wrote: > > b. JOHN CALVIN MCCOOL: HE WAS BORN ON DECEMBER 8, 1843. JC WHICH WAS > HIS NICKNAME SERVED IN THE CIVIL WAR WHEN HE WAS CAPTURED IN TEXAS. > THE STORY GOES HE AND ANOTHER FRIEND WHERE IN A LIBRARY WHEN THE > CONFEDERATES FOUND HIM. HE WAS A PRISONER AT CAMP TYLER IN TYLER > TEXAS. There is a web page for Camp Ford in Tyler, TX at: http://www.gower.net/Community/campford/campford.htm Don McLatchie
24. [IASCOTT-L] Bio's posted [1]
The following bio's were posted to the Scott County Page from "Illustrious and Prominent Men" Father Palamorques, Bio Marguerite Le Claire, Bio Le Page Acoqua Cosgrove John Owens, Bio Meeker Eldridge Nathaniel Squires, Bio David S. True, Bio Forrest Hon. John L. Davies, Bio Jones Jonathan Parker, Bio Titus Sterling Bingham Morgan Bonney Thorington Bezaleel Sanford, Bio Worthington Sanders Leslie Captain Le Roy Dodge, Bio Mekee Koekuk Cook Raguet Roswell H. Spencer, Bio Lorton Henley Alfred Sande
25. Re: [IASCOTT] Look-ups [1]
Any mention of Stephen Thompson, arrived in Scott County 1835 or 6, married Maria Hutt 1842 and died in Davenport 1865. Thanks, Alex How about Alexander Frasier Williams?
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