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1. [IOWA] Howard, Jesse [1]
I did not find a Jesse Howard on the 1910, will do a better search tomorrow. I did find this Jesse Howard on the 1920 census in Iowa, at the Iowa State Penitentiary Howard, Jesse Age: 31 Year: 1920 Birthplace: Nebraska State: Iowa ED: 82 County: Lee Colette Miles Colorado
2. [IOWA] Re: Lauterbauch, Herman [1]
> Think I may have found The name and spelling requesting info on 1920 > census. From Ancestry.com came up with a Herman Lauterbauch in tazwell > county,Ill as age 50 which was his age on the census. Now if I can only > find when he came from Germany. Thanks to everyone and your reply,s > Immigration dates are found on the 1900 census.
3. Re: [IOWA] IA Records [1]
I am very sorry to read all of the posts about having trouble finding records in Iowa. I feel that I should mention that some records may be lost. Several of the early courthouses were lost to fire. Of course, those records were lost, too. I am experiencing this problem when I try to find certain records from Virginia. Most of what I'm looking for were burned by the British during the War of 1812. Lost. Gone forever. (I do know they were there, though. Found one lone tax roll dated 1800.) Another fact of
4. Re: [IOWA] Kit K. question [1]
The actual scanned image clearly says: Kitty, white, female, age 9, daughter, single, attended school within past year, born IL. Does the grandmother's will specifically list "Kit" as a child of this William Moore? Perhaps there was another grandchild named "Kit", i.e. a cousin of "Kitty."? Of course your suspicion that the enumerator made an error is very possible also. I think I would try finding a listing of the birth in IL in 1871 as a means of determining the sex of the child. Also check the local
5. [IOWA] Plat Books [1]
Can anyone tell me how long plat books have been around and when they 1st were made? Also what other states have/had these? I have one that is for 1917 and one or two other ones for a earlier years. Thanks. Kathy Lenz
6. Re: [IOWA] Divorce in 1895/1900 [1]
Dear Rea, Some counties obviously do have records as witness - Warren county, IA had this divorce of my great great aunt in the year 1878 as well as many other court items - this lady was in court a lot! Total of 4 husbands. Outlived 2! One divorce, one desertion. Hard life! John Wintermantle against Eliza Wintermantle Copy of Agreement and affidavit of T. C. Gilpin Monday, April 1, 1878 Regular term of circuit court within and for Madison Co held in the city of Winterset John Mitchell, Judge of 5th J
7. [IOWA] Obituary - Darrell W. ANDERSON [1]
Source: "The Press-Enterprise" An Inland Southern California newspaper Published June 14, 2002 Darrell W. Anderson, 79, died Tuesday. He was born in Ottumwa, Iowa. (DUFEK) Don Hutchins Murrieta, CA. ESTER, GRAHAM, HUTCHINS, MINYARD, PECK, RIDENS, ROSE
8. [IOWA] Change of names [1]
If a son was born, the dad died, the mom remarried, and was supposed to have changed the son's name, where would the record be at to document this? In the state where the son was born, or where they lived? Perhaps, the fellow she married to adopted the son, therefore the name change. Ann in SD.
9. [IOWA] Reed-Dearborn reuinion [1]
The families of Reed-Dearborn decendants are having a reunion in Stone City Iowa on June 15,2002 at the schoolhouse grounds from 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. These are the relatives of Mary Ellen Dearborn-Reed (Mayme). Any other relatives still around will be welcome to visit and get acquainted.
10. [IOWA] [1]
Looking for info on Lawrence, Born 2 apr 1818 and who married, Jane Mary (Smith) McLeod family. they had 8 children that were as far as I can find out born in or near Plymouth, and may be buried in the Oakwood Cemetery. Children: ,!. 1. Herbert Thomas McLeod Born 10 Sep 1844, married Mary Elizabeth Thompson, died Jan 1912, buried in the Oakwood cemetery. 2. James C. McLeod, born 1847 married Helen Caulderwood. died in 1886 buried in Oakwood cemetery. 3. George McLeod born 1853 4. Margaret McLeod born
11. [IOWA] 1860/Richard and Mary Moore [1]
Hi, I need some help with this guy. Richard and Mary Moore, both are from Ohio, Was in Iowa in 1860, Don't know where in Iowa. Is there an index I could search for the state of Iowa? Richard would have 2 children with him, George and Sarah. Any help is appreciated, Respectfully Yours, Rea
12. [IOWA] Joseph h Millsaps 1870 lookup Riggold Co., Mount Ayr township [1]
MILLSAPS, JOSEPH H. State: IA Year: 1870 County: Ringgold County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule Township: Mount Ayr Township Page: 498 Database: IA 1870 Federal Census Index my previous inquiry was in error. i would much appreciate a look up for this individule. especialy if his wife is named Mary... sincerly david
13. RE: [IOWA] WWI "Rainbow" Division Roster from Iowa [1]
My grandfather was also a victim of mustard gas, but I don't know anything about his military experience. I would also be interested in any info about this query. Thanks, --- Heidi -----Original Message----- From: MMMugan@aol.com [mailto:MMMugan@aol.com] Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2002 10:02 AM To: IOWA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [IOWA] WWI "Rainbow" Division Roster from Iowa Help! I would like sites where I might find a roster of all volunteers/draftees in World War I , who were at Camp Dodge or Ft. Des Moine
14. Re: [IOWA] Iowa Records [1]
Phyllis wrote: > The reason that some of you may not be receiving the records you > requested on your ancestors could be this. Thanks Phyllis for this helpful information. I just want to add another reason that the records might not be found, either by the staff in courthouse or anyone searching the original records .......... they weren't recorded at all. For example, found one family I was searching only recorded the male children, not the females. Grace, born in Iowa, now in MN
15. [IOWA] Death Certs [1]
I've always had a terrible time getting vital records from IA. Am I doing something wrong or is the system hopelessly lacking? On June 11th, I sent in 5 requests for death records. Catherine Hall, d. 20 July 1953 Ellen Pritchard, d. 14 Sept 1903 David Davidson, d. 10 Aug 1898 William Pritchard, d. 29 Dec 1898 William Hall, d. 01 June 1922 All died in Polk Co., IA. IA vital records returned my requests and check. There was a form letter attached to all my requests stating, "The event must be mo
16. Re: [IOWA] Douglas Co., [1]
According to Ghost Counties of America, these were the only ones listed for Iowa. IOWA (6 Ghost Counties) Buncombe County - Created in 1851, its name was changed to Lyon County in 1862. Fox County - Created in 1855, the name was changed to Calhoun County. Kishkekosh County - Created in 1843 and named for a Fox Indian chief, the name was changed in 1846 to Monroe. Risley County - Named for a Spanish-American War captain, this county was organized in 1851, and became Webster County two years later. For furt
17. [IOWA] BERRY/IRELAND [1]
I was wondering if anyone may have any information or someone could do a look up on CATHERINE MARIAH BERRY born July 15, 1860, in Henry County, Iowa. Died - I am thinking 1925 (not sure where). I have her listed as marrying an ENOCH HALL IRELAND born August 31, 1858, in Sullivan County, Missouri, died September 1929 (not sure where) I do not have a marriage date for them or a location of marriage. What I have so far is the parents of CATHERINE MARIAH BERRY which is GEORGE W. BERRY born March 03, 1830,
18. RE: [IOWA] WWI "Rainbow" Division Roster from Iowa [1]
I'd like to get both medical and military records for my g-father, but I don't know how to do that. He is burried in the L.A. National cemetary. Marilyn, how old were your relatives when they died? Mine was 42. --- Heidi -----Original Message----- From: Marilyn look [mailto:mlook@pacbell.net] Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2002 5:29 PM To: IOWA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [IOWA] WWI "Rainbow" Division Roster from Iowa My great-uncle Wirt Fullington was also a victim of mustard gas in WWI., He came home from F
19. Re: [IOWA] Iowa Death Records [1]
Do they still sell copy machine cards? I used to buy one when we visited the library - much easier to manage. juanita > An old 35mm film container works great, keeps them from rolling around > and clanking. Several dollars will fit in each one, easier to keep > track of. ~Sue > > > For the State Historical Society of Iowa, put lots of quarters in your > pocket for copies. You have to put them in their reader printer to get > photo copies. > > Sandy > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Shary
20. [IOWA] Annie Wiitenmyer Home [1]
Thank you everyone for the help to my question about the Annie Wittenmyer Home. I'll check out Google, the Scott Co. site and the other url's I was given and thank you Pat for the picture. Donna --
21. Re: [IOWA] Re: IOWA-D Digest V02 #157 [1]
There are many valid points on the Nuclear issue, none of which should be aired on this site. Doing so will only discourage serious Iowa researchers from using the site for family search matters. Bill Houdek bhoudek@swbell.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jessica Overmohle" To: Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 3:22 PM Subject: [IOWA] Re: IOWA-D Digest V02 #157 > these emails come to me completely blank! > > Will nuclear waste be transported through
22. Re: [IOWA] Mareus [1]
Just a guess, but how about Marion? I'm thinking that someone familiar with the more regular languages, unlike English, would assoicate Marion and Marius as different forms of the same noun. Jim in Alabama ----- Original Message ----- From: Phyllis A. Heller To: Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2002 2:40 PM Subject: Re: [IOWA] Mareus > Would this possibly be "Marcus, Iowa"? > Phyllis > ----- Original Message ----- > From: > To:
23. [IOWA] re: Mareus in Iowa [1]
One more suggestion, could Mareus maybe be a surname, meaning he was going to stay with the Mareus Family in Iowa? Helene Visit Our Old City Directory Shop ONLINE http://www.oldcitydirectory.com - only $9.99 per CD FREE Census Lookups, Select Vital Records, Cemetery Photos, Obits and MORE
24. [IOWA] family tree maker [1]
HI! I have a question . . . when you are putting your family tree information into the family tree maker and you come across a name and you don't know if this person is a male or female how would you put it? asks for male or female and no ? on it? I have Danish ancestors and I don't know if the name is male or female. I 1st look for the spouse and sometimes I can go by that name; but sometimes I come across that both names are foreign to me. It was done by my aunt and she is at the point of not too sure o
25. Re: [IOWA] 1870 census or mortality list [1]
1870 Mortality schedule very valuable, but remember it relates to deaths the yr previous. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mary Lou Orthmann" To: Sent: Thursday, June 13, 2002 3:49 PM Subject: [IOWA] 1870 census or mortality list > > > Is there a motality listing for 1870 for Iowa? Also is there an index for > the Iowa census for 1870? > > _________________________________________________________________ > MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print y
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