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1. [IOWA] P O Mail Boxes/residentual [1]
I also have a P O Box. But don't have a mail box outside at my residence. I have a P O Box as too many ch. get into mail boxes in a lot of area's. The P O will not put any mail I would get into my P O Box unless it has the P O Box number on it even if it has the rresidence address on it. THEY SEND IT BACK to sender. Even tho I live in a small town and they know I have a P O Box. It must be new regulations as some people move and keep their P O Box and don't tell the P O they moved as they get their mai
2. [IOWA] 1930 census [1]
I missed the original post, but I have read several that said they wanted the 1930 census. You can add me to the list. Genrtrd@aol.com
3. [IOWA] Daylight savings [1]
Yes, I seem to remember that DST was started during the war to save on fuel, an energy conservation program. That is still a good reason to keep it. There are other advantages, especially in rural communities, such as children aren't standing out in the dark waiting for the school bus and the farm animals wanted to be tended too when it gets light. DST put the nonfarm community on the same timetable as the farmers.
4. [IOWA] Re: Paul O Ramsey [1]
In a message dated 08-Apr-02 6:37:44 PM Pacific Daylight Time, carole_jas@yahoo.com writes: > June 2, 1911 who was a Tech 5 in the 357th infantry 90th division who > enlisted from Iowa. He was killed June 14, 1944 and is buried in France. Carole, Maybe someone with an Ancestry.com membership can help you out? I don't have a membership and cannot help you out but I know that they have a database for soilders that were killed in the war and buried overseas. (I have a cousin in this database) Maybe
5. [IOWA] ancestry.com [1]
I have gotten lots of great information from ancestry.com and use it all the time. They also have old books like "Prominent Men of Iowa" written in 1897, which has detailed profiles on a lot of Iowans at that time and would cost at least $300 to buy.
6. Re: [IOWA] Schwarten family [1]
HI Christina: Bingo!! (smile)..It is Tama County: Gravestone Records of Tama County, Ia. Page: 169 Name: Christian F. Schwarten Birth Date: 1850 Death Date: 1916 Age: 66 Cemetery: Maple Hill Town: Lincoln Gravestone Records of Tama County, Ia. Page: 169 Name: Dorathea Schwarten Birth Date: 31 Jan 1853 Death Date: 23 Dec 1923 Age: 70 Cemetery: Maple Hill Town: Lincoln Helene Come visit our Old City Directory Shop Online at http://www.oldcitydirectory.com Over 80 Old City Directories preserved on CD
7. Re: [IOWA] Social Security Application [1]
If you are getting that quick of a turn around time then I guess SSA has achieved their goal of discouraging the number of requests by increasing the price last year from $7.00 to $27.00 per copy. It used to take about 8-12 weeks to get a reply. Roland ----- Original Message ----- From: "Frances" To: Sent: 08 April, 2002 11:38 PM Subject: Re: [IOWA] Social Security Application > I sent off four on Jan. 20, 2002, and they came back in February. The > envelope is
8. [IOWA] thanks/township?/Victor, IA. [1]
Hello: Thank you to Web, Helen, Cheryl, Don & Dick for helping me find the township for Victor, Iowa Co., Iowa. I tried several online sources and gave up. Thanks again, Kate Ross Dowling, Ontario Canada __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Games - play chess, backgammon, pool and more http://games.yahoo.com/
9. [IOWA] Alice C Scott born 1886 and maries in 1905 to Harley niswender 1900 LOOKUP pleas [1]
she was born in iowa. so it was listed in 1920 census in wyoming. i know she has a couple siblings. i don't know birthdates nor anything. Bert Scott moved to Wyoming in 1921-22 Fern Scott Viola or similar name Royal Scott who maries an unknown Swansan Oral Scott moved to Wyoming in 1921-22 in her obituary. her parents are listed as Charles or Charlie Scott and Rachel Scott any help in finding them is greatly apreciated, best wishes sincerly david niswender
10. [IOWA] Andy Gaylord- Clayton County [1]
Thanks to much help from you great Iowa listers, I think I have zeroed in on my grandfather, Andy Gaylord. I really need help to authenticate his name. I still cannot find his legal-given name. Based on an uncle of his who died at 19 in the Civil War, I think that it may have been "Alexander", but cannot rule out "Andrew" or "Andre". The family moved to Nebraska in 1872 where on the 1880 census, he is listed as "Anda". Any help locating a birth, census or church record from the time and area of his bi
11. [IOWA] My method of printing Ancestry.com's images [1]
I use IE and perhaps this is the difference, but I have a much simpler way to print: I open up the full screen, in detail mode. Then I click to magnify to about the right size to read, then I switch to the hand symbol, found at the top left of the screen. This lets you pull the page around and look at all of it. When I have found the folks I want to print out, I < right > click on the image. This brings up the choice print image and also the option save image. I choose print image and then there are
12. [IOWA] Re: IOWA-D Digest V02 #99 [1]
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13. Re: [IOWA] Comments from a Ancestry.com Subscriber [1]
Pam, I get a full page printout of the census image by using the "Landscape" feature for printing instead of "Portrait". I can read this well enough to highlight the lines my people are on and read most of the information. As an aid for fast reading later and so I can read the small printing at the heading of each column I also download forms for the census from Ancestry and transcribe the information onto those. I always make sure that I put the Ancestry Image number on this form along with all the cens
14. [IOWA] USGenWeb Iowa Archives [1]
USGENWEB PROJECT IA ARCHIVES Since April has been dedicated "IA Archives Month", we would like to invite you to check out the information online for the different counties. Lee County http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ia/lee/lee.htm 1840 Federal Census & Index Civil War Rosters 1885 Civil War Vets living in Lee Co. 1874 County Atlas Index Denmark Congregation Church Records Scandinavian Cemetery Other Miscellaneous Files ------------------------------------------- Buena Vista County http://www.rootsweb
15. [IOWA] subsrcribe [1]
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16. [IOWA] Job LANE, buried 17 July 1918, in Weldon, Clinton Co, Iowa [1]
Hi List, I am looking for information on the family of Job LANE, born 30 May 1834, in Falls Twp, Wyoming Co, Pennsylvania and buried in Weldon, Clinton Co, Iowa and his wife Harriet M. CARR, born 3 September 1841, in Akron, Medina Co, Ohio and died 21 May 1898, in Weldon, Clinton Co, Iowa. They had the following sons: Edward N. LANE, Charles E. LANE, Ulysses S. LANE and Josephus L. LANE. Job LANE and I are descendants of George LANE Sr. born about 1640 in England and died, before October 1727, in Rye,
17. [IOWA] reuters, new info [1]
Thank you everybody for all the replies. I have something new. I told everyone that I could only verify my grandp, Edwin Reuter and I thought his father was Joseph. I was wrong. His father is Peter J Reuter, father is John A Reuter, born at Motford, Luxembourg, 23 Sept 1855. On 13 Jan 1879, he married Magdeline Josephine Schreiner, born 5 May 1860 in Gopring, Luxembourg at St. Catherine's. They had four daughters, Barbara, Mary, Margaret, and Catherine. They had six sons, Peter j., Frank N., Arth
18. [IOWA] Lisa [1]
Looking for a Lisa Newton who posted to WARREN COUNTY website the surnames: Myers and Popejoy. Please contact me. Barbara
19. [IOWA] surname posting [1]
my Iowa ancestors migrated from Ireland between 1840 and 1852--they are--they settled in scott and clinton counties--James Ennis-Scott cty-winfield twsp--wife Elizabeth Crawford Ennis 1850 thru 1880--Thomas Golden-City of Clinton-wife Roseanne McGoldrick-1866-1903-Margaret Moore O'Hern-1851 thru 1870-Dewitt-Calumus--Ennis family children-James-Charles-Edward-John-Ann Golden family children-Peter-Thomas-Francis-Roseanne-Ann-Mary&Ellen--O'Hern family children--Margaret-Michael-Mary-Patrick The allied Ennis f
20. [IOWA] RE: Mary Elisabeth Arnold [1]
David, Hi! What was Mary Elizabeth's maiden name. While back I was in contact with a guy doing a family research on Thomas Coon and his ancestors and descendants. Would she be any relation to him. If so they had lived in Cass County Iowa. I believe he and his wife is buried in Atlantic, Cass County,Iowa. If any one is doing a family research On Thomas Coon family, contact me through my e-mail address and then I will contact the person that is doing the research that I had been helping and connect you up w
21. [IOWA] Re: Finding my father [1]
Hi List, I went to SSDI on Rootsweb and found 5 Marlin Fuller. Four I eliminated because of wrong dates. That left : MARLIN FULLER b. 31 Jan 1928 d. Mar 1981 (not specified) (none specified) 483-22-9217 Iowa I'd ask your Mom if the above birth date matches your father's age. I had done this before on my wife's father. I took the SS# and called my local SS office. After an hours wait, I got a nice lady to talk to. I mentioned that I was trying
22. [IOWA] William, Eliza & John F. Weaver [1]
anyone have FTM CD#930 - 1900 Census, I tried to subscribe for it and there system is down. This is for Nebraska, S and N Dakota. The names seem to fit in whom I was looking for in Cherokee Co., IA. William and Eliza ( Hughes ) Weaver are John Frances' "Frank" parents. Just hoping this is them since I can not find them in Iowa pre- 1903 when John married Mabel Parker...as always a big thank you in advance for any help provided. Kelley K. ( Whitman ) Badgerow Badgerow>Higginibotham>Weaver>Hughes>Pa
23. [IOWA] 1910 census [1]
As far as I know the 1910 Iowa census is not indexed, unless some local counties have indexed just their info! Anyone else have any different info that that?? Cheryl tedrickw@cox.net
24. [IOWA] Iowa 1860 mortality index [1]
Thank you Leslie, I am looking for Mahaska CO mortality and unfortunatly my local library does not have that index. My local LDS hours are not regular any more, to make it easy to get to either. Robin Robin, You should be able to find the mortality index at major libraries that carry the census of the all the years of Iowa. Some of the individual counties have transcribed them, and put them out as well. I know Louisa Co. GenWeb has theirs available on the internet, as well as other years. I'm sure s
25. [IOWA] 1900 census of Woodbury Co., Iowa [1]
If someone out there has the 1900 census, and time permits could you please lookup Rademacher/Redemacher possible in Sioux City, Looking for John, wife Otilda, Charles, wife Mary, Herman, Henry. Respectfully Yours, Rea
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