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1. [IOWA] Ohio Death Certificate Look-Ups [1]
For anyone who did not receive my previous message, I can look up death certificates in Ohio for Dec 1908-1944. There are also some earlier records for certain counties. The Ohio Historical Society has a great website at www.ohiohistory.org. There is an index of deaths from 1913-1937. I can get copies for $1 each if you know the dates of death. Email me for more information at donkerduz@yahoo.com _________________________________________________________________ Send and receive Hotmail on yo
2. [IOWA] First Norwegian Settlement in Iowa [0.981641]
http://www.rootsweb.com/~ialee/barlien.htm Lee Co., in the most southeastern corner of the state along the Mississippi River, this is the place the first Norwegian emigrants settled in Iowa in 1838-1839. If anyone wants to debate this, ok, we can. Among these settlers were a few of the "Sloopers" those, mostly of the Quaker faith, who brought the first ship across the ocean to NY in 1825. If you have early Norwegian emigrants in your families history, check this out and see if they stopped by Lee Co. S
3. [IOWA] Researching Christoffer and Grell families [0.981641]
I am looking for more information on my great-grandfather, John Christoffer b. March 1850 He was married twice in Ida Co 1st Marriage June 1882 to Maria Rieckmann in Ida Grove Children: Anna, John Herman, Eliza (stillborn) and Emma 2nd Marriage March 1890 in Holstein, Ida Co to Caroline Grell (b. July 1872) Children born in Iowa: Herman, Hans, Bertha, Mata, Friedrich and Louis Children born in N Dak: Freda (my grandmother) and Henry I was fortunate in finding another researcher who has informa
4. [IOWA] European Theater [0.981641]
Hi, I'm interested in the European Theater across the sea. Soes anyone know of or have any info on this? Thanks Carol Ann K. ------------------------------------ Make Unlimited phone calls from your PC to ANY phone in the World! http://www.eboom.com/free/
5. [IOWA] Censuses [0.981641]
Tiffany, The ones at Ancestry's "Images Online" ARE the actual pages. I've used them several times, and even though they can be slow to download, they have all the data you would find in a regular census. I have a copy of the City of Tama 1895 census, and in that one they just have the surname, given name, age, and sex. The city censuses are more free form, I think, and didn't have to follow Federal or state laws, etc., For example: I was looking through a microfilm for a series of censuses for ru
6. [IOWA] Skipton [0.981641]
Can anyone help me with the 1910 census? I'm looking for surname Skipton in Cass County. The area of Atlantic, Massena and Cumberland.
7. [IOWA] Census look up 1850 & 1860 & 1870. [0.981641]
I wonder if there is someone who could do a look up for the following for me in Iowa for 1850 and 1860 censuses. I am a shut in that I can't drive anymore, am 73 yrs old, and found some imfo withother help and need to find these people in Iowa at this times. Wesson Baldwin b 1817 N Y and family wife Eliza b Can and children Lorretta ( Etta) b abt 1848 Iowa Paden Cox b 1862/3 Unk. Other child unk names of. Lorretta, ( or Etta) dau Wesson, mar abt 1865 to James McCleon Hill b 1836, sons Ra
8. Re: [IOWA] Araco, Iowa [0.981641]
Hi, I can't find any listing for a post office by the name of Araco, nor anything sounding similar. If your source for the town was handwritten, it might be Avoca (which is in Pottawattamie County since 1869). Larry Kinyon ----- Original Message ----- From: Dorothy Hosking Huntley To: Sent: Sunday, January 27, 2002 1:11 AM Subject: [IOWA] Araco, Iowa > Can someone tell me what county Araco Iowa was in in 1880? Or do I have the > name misspelled? > > Thanks, >
9. [IOWA] Search for Book [0.981641]
I am searching for a book and hope somebody can help me..The book I am looking for is called A History of Southeast Polk County Iowa. Title Page A Pictorial History of Southeast Polk County Iowa. Complied by the Southeast Polk Historical Society.Published by Walsworth Publishing Company in Marcelline or Marceline , Missouri in 1981. If you have the book or a copy please contact me.. --- --- marieknight@earthlink.net --- EarthLink: It's your Internet.
10. [IOWA] Picnic any one? [0.981641]
Did you ever make a trip to go to a picnic that was 450 miles from your home, to be with people you didnt know? Especially in July 100: temperature? With gasoline at a $1.30 +/gal? Just what kind of food can you take for a picnic when you have to leave a day early? The common bond was a GHOST TOWN. Yes, the ghost town of Rushville, IA. formed in 1857. Rushville existed for approx 100 yrs before its demise. We learned of this reunion from a query on the internet by a person looking for an "Alloway
11. [IOWA] Virus & apology [0.981641]
My apologies, I read Norman's letter, followed instructions, then received other notes regarding the reasoning behind it. Now I must correct the whole thing. To the list, please accept my apology. Frances ----- Original Message ----- From: saphrona To: Norman H. Woods, Jr. ; IOWA-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, January 26, 2002 9:37 AM Subject: Re: [IOWA] Virus alert To Norman, Thank you, I found it on mine and deleted it. I too use Norton Virus scan and it made it through my files.
12. [IOWA] Abraham SMITH 1795-1871 NC>IN>IA [0.981641]
As always, looking for further information on any of these persons of my maternal lines... Descendants of Abraham Smith (my ggg grandfather) Parents of Abraham said to be Peter Smith/Susanna Leinbach (my gggg grandparents). Father of Peter Smith said to be Christian Smith/Schmidt of Stettin, Prussia (ggggg grandfather). Marcus Kilbourne Smith/Rachel White were my gg grandparents. Rachel White's father, Nathaniel T White, was one of the first settlers in Henry Co, IA, but that's another story for another li
13. Re: [IOWA] Jennie Elizabeth SULLIVAN BARR/CARR in Woodward [0.981641]
Woodward appears to be on the county line of Boone and Dallas counties but appears on the Iowa place names as being in Dallas co. My township map indicates it in Des Moines twp. in Dallas co. Dick May you live to be a hundred, with an extra year to repent! (Irish proverb) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tim and Lynda Minter" To: Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2002 6:28 PM Subject: [IOWA] Jennie Elizabeth SULLIVAN BARR/CARR in Woodward > Hello Iowa friends, > se
14. [IOWA] KENTUCKY [0.981641]
Can anyone give me the address for the Kentucky web site. Thanks a lot. Clyde
15. [IOWA] Re:History of Tama county book [0.981641]
Shirley, You can also get the book on microfilm. Here is the information you will need to order it from any LDS Family History Library: Microfilm Number:1000021 "Tama, Iowa biography-History of Tama county, Iowa: Together with sketches of their town, villages, etc.". It is a large book, altogether, and probably are all the volumes on film. It was around 1200 pages, if I remember correctly. It takes about 2 weeks here to get it in, and plan on several sessions of viewing to get it all. It is very
16. [IOWA] Does anyone know what happened to Phoebe? [0.981641]
Looking for information on Phoebe Ann Mansfield KENNISON. She was born about 1843 in Brasher, St. Lawrence Co. NY and married Matthew KENNISON on 19 February 1862 in Prairie du Chien, WI. At that time Matthew was a farmer in Clayton Co. IA according to a copy of the marriage record. This is the last record we have of Phoebe. On 13 July 1864 Matthew was married to Phoebe's younger sister, Charlotte somewhere in Illinois. They lived a long life in Cerro Gordo Co. IA. Thanks for any help, Elaine
17. [IOWA] [0.981641]
I need help. I have a Great,Great Aunt EMMA SWAYZE who married a FRANK GUY. They lived in El Paso County,Colorado in the 1920 census. I have the obituary for FRANK GUY which was in the Colorado Springs Gazette-Telegraph for 3 December 1925. It says FRANK T.GUY age 74,passed away at his home in Tructon Wednesday morning. Internment will be at Waterloo,Iowa. Can anyone get me more info on FRANK and EMMA Guy. As there is no mention of EMMA in the obituary I kind of assume she had pre-deceased him. All help wil
18. [IOWA] Okay I started something again :) LeMars Newspaper [0.981641]
INDEX of the LeMars and Globe Post Newspapers in Plymouth Co., IA. Yes, the N. W. Genealogical society has taken the hard work out of searching through these newspapers by indexing them, according to Surname and adding date, page # and column # for us. They have this from 1881 to 1919. to let you know what is available on Microfilm for newspapers at the LeMars City Library is as follows. LeMars Sentenal - daily, weekly and bi weekly. 1881 - years end of 2001 LeMars Global Post 1 Sep 1881- 29 Ju
19. [IOWA] Okay here is 1909 Sioux City Journal abstract [0.981641]
Diane just e-mail med to ask if I wanted in the mailing list....so here we go... This is going to be quite lengthy, not sure how you wanted it set up..so I am just double spacing between events. WOODBURY CO. - Sioux City Journal , ( Wens.) Jan 27, 1909 ~PERSONAL~ F. C. Ballard is in Nashville, Tenn. George P. Davis has gone to Anna, Ill. William Gordon left last night for St . Louis Miss Ella Turner has returned from Des Moines Mrs. Amilda Irwin is en route to New Orleans Mrs. George Adams is e
20. [IOWA] Jennie Elizabeth SULLIVAN BARR/CARR in Woodward [0.981641]
Hello Iowa friends, searching for info on: Jennie Elizabeth SULLIVAN BARR or CARR B. 13 Oct, 1863 in Michigan living in Woodward, Iowa in 1922 daughter of Myron Thomas and Esther Maria MCKEEBY SULLIVAN what county is Woodward in? is there a genie society there? does anyone have access to the 1900 or 1925 census? thank you for your time, Lynda Minter
21. [IOWA] 1895 Census [0.981641]
Can someone tell me what kind of questions were asked on State census of 1895 and 1905? Thanks so much. Suzanne in CA
22. [IOWA] Clarkin, Griffin, Keanealy, Jenks, Hughes [0.981641]
Hi there, I am Julie Chlarson. Live in the San Diego, CA area and am a first time poster on this site. The family names I am searching are: Clarkin, Clarken, Griffin, Keanealy, Kanealy, Hughes, Jenks. With the exception of the Jenks family, all came originally from Ireland and most through New York and then on to Iowa. Some of the Clarkin, Griffin and Keanealy families were still in contact with my grandmother as late as 1960, but I don't have any of their names or addresses. I am searching my gran
23. Re: [IOWA] Polk County Obituary Information [0.981641]
Thank you so much - I really appreciate anyone spending the time to do these look-ups. I can't believe the great and varied responses that I've gotten! You are all truly wonderful. Gretchen in MN
24. [IOWA] "militia" in 1856 state census?? [0.981641]
I just found some of the people I am researching on an extract of the 1856 state census for Burlington. My husband's g-g-grandfather, Richard DEARLOVE, has an "X" in the column for "militia". What militia would they mean in 1856? There was no war on. Richard had only been in the U.S. since 1850, so it can't mean service in the Mexican War. Was there some sort of Iowa State Militia in 1856? Many thanks! Holly
25. [IOWA] Bluford Osburn, Sarah Ann Casteel [0.981641]
Hi to All, Searching for information on Bluford and Sarah (Casteel) Osburn. Married in Madison Co., IA on February 16, 1868. Sarah was born abt. 1853 and Bluford abt. 1850. I have found them both on a census for Madison Co. with only a mother listed - Sarah's mother as Lydia and Bluford mother as Rebecca. I beleive prior to that time Rebecca and Bluford were in Missouri. Also found a OSBURN, B., November 03, 1909 listed in Woodland Cemetery (Polk Co) IA and a Sarah A. also buried there (November 6,
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