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1. [IOWA] SANDERS,HILLS AND CESSNA'S IN IOWA, MUSCUTINE AND HARDIN COUNTY [1]
I wonder if this MY GGgfa. Dates fit good. It is close to where my gmo Ruehwama (Rewama) Cessna was born. In fact she was born in Hardin Co., the year this gentleman died. He may have been her grandfather. My Sanders where in both of these counties having come from Green Co., Wisconsin probably with the Cessn'a family and possiably some of our Hills line also. All three were in Green Co., Wisconsin Wm my GGgfa was married to Louisa Hills and she is buried Waterloo Blackhawk Co., Iowa. My GGgfa
2. [IOWA] Hull [1]
I am doing research on Edward Hull, grandfather of my mother. He was married to Rachael Millhouse who was born in Boswell ND. but is with her family in Fairfield, Iowa, for the 1880 census. They had 4 children, Florence, Clarence, Marjorie, and Ralph Hull who was born in Fairfield Nov 18, 1890. Any info you can give me would be appreciated. For further info see my web site at http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=raclark > Thanks a million, Ralph
3. [IOWA] Plymouth County lookup [1]
I am looking for someone who would please do a look-up in the 1900 census for an Anice Deremo. I have this info from burial records of Iowa... Grave Records of Plymouth County, Iowa Page: 23 Name: Anice L. Deremo Death Date: 1905 Age: 37 Cemetery: Merril...... Any and all information would be appreciated....Thank you ....edna
4. Re: [IOWA] Look up please or where can I? [1]
I found your Andersons in the 1870 Census, the info is as follows: ANDERSON, CR 39 yrs old Male White Cigar Maker Value of personal estate - $600 Place of birth - Michigan ANDERSON, SARRAH 25 Female White Occupation: Keeping House Place of Birth - New York ANDERSON, ELLEN 19 Female White no occupation - at home Place of Birth - New York ANDERSON, CHARLES 16 Male white No Occupation - at home Place of birth - New York ANDERSON, MARVIN 13 male white No Occupation - at home Place of Birth - New York ANDE
5. [IOWA] 1935 Clayton Co. phone book online [1]
I've transcribed the 1935 phone book for Luana & Monona, both located in Clayton County, Iowa. I have put it on my web-site. You can read it, as well as view other records that may help in your northeast Iowa research, at: http://www.geocities.com/theshawz_33/Records.html Sharyl Ferrall Find your Ancestors in the News! --Iowa now has a search engine!-- Allamakee Co. & IA State News Coordinator http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/IA/index.html
6. Re: [IOWA] 1910 Iowa Census [1]
Schaller is in SAC County. Janice ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dora Gillilan" To: Sent: Friday, November 09, 2001 7:37 AM Subject: Re: [IOWA] 1910 Iowa Census > Sanddollar500: > What County is Schaller in? > Dora > ----- Original Message ----- > From: > To: > Sent: Friday, November 09, 2001 4:56 AM > Subject: [IOWA] 1910 Iowa Census > > > > Can anyone do a lookup for the 1910 census for Frank Smith
7. [IOWA] Horace Beckwith, b. Feb 22, 1818 d. Sept 18, 1889 ? where [1]
Searching for any information on my Great Great Grandfather, Horace Beckwith probably born CT. Believe him to be buried in Iowa ? where. Wife Prudence Collins. She is buried Lincoln Cemetery, Black Hawk, IA, d. 25 Oct 1872 46y 8d of age. Heard from a descendant of Prudence's son Fremont and they say her maiden name was Collins and they had dates for her of 1830-1871. Headstone transcriptions say 1831, Lincoln Cemetery: Town: Lincoln, Lot 81, Relative: Wife of Horace. Horace is not buried there. Chi
8. [IOWA] Smith Family [1]
Looking for any information on the Smith family that was in Il in 1870's (possibly Bureau, DePue, IL area). In 1900 Schaller, Eureka Twp, Census family was listed as: Smith, Frank born Apr 1856 in Il, Father born RI and Mother born CT Addie M. born Nov 1852 in OH, Father born OH and Mother born OH Harry B born Oct 1879 in IA Ray C born Oct 1889 in IA Llyod L. born Apr 1889 in IA. All children were born in Schaller, IA. In 1880 census the father was listed as
9. [IOWA] IVH records on soldiers that were residents there in Marshalltown [1]
Didn't someone not so very long ago post information and email address for someone helpful in obtaining information on former residents of IVH in Marshalltown? At that time, didn't think I would need them, but, now find someone else does. Hope it was this list... Regards, Barb
10. [IOWA] How Many Ancestors Do You Have? [1]
Hello Everyone: I have recently added a new page to the web site that should be of interest to you all. Titled "How Many Ancestor Do You Have?" It contains a chart that will show you how to determine how many ancestors you have and I have also included some information on the importance of your grandmothers and their lines. Enter the web site at; http://www.linkline.com/personal/xymox/ Look for the link there to the FAMILY PAGES INDEX and enter there, You will be looking for the page titled HOW MANY
11. RE: [IOWA] Re:Virus W32/Badtrans@MM .... how to detect the email [1]
Did the box say "play" something? I received one from someone I know and still deleted it. Another one came in this morning - in the subject it said "re:" When I opened the e-mail, the "play" box came up again. Trouble was, it immediately sent me into this. I did not open any attachment. -----Original Message----- From: Lottie [mailto:mlbardoel@silvercrest.ab.ca] Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2001 1:01 AM To: IOWA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [IOWA] Re:Virus W32/Badtrans@MM .... how to detect the email I kno
12. [IOWA] Thank you to the list [1]
You are so right Kaye. This list especially has some of the most generous people. Any requests I have made have been replied to by several kind souls. (And I hope no one thought that I was ungrateful for any help I have received in the past from this list. I re-read my post and I didn't mean to dismiss the asking of help as unnecessary because there is sooo much more to genealogy than census data.) I just wanted to say thank-you to everyone who replied in agreement to my posting yesterday and THANK YOU t
13. [IOWA] More language translation sites - too good to keep for myself. [1]
Google Search had these sites:www.wordzone.com/translation.htm This will have a charge but it looks like it might be not to pricey. http://www.governorsinstitute.com/generic.html?pid=11 This site offers options. Option 2. has free translations.www.awcoslo.org/Sections/WebLinks/norwegian_resources.htm www.awcoslo.org/Sections/WebLinks/norwegian_resources.htm There were quite a few more sites but this will give you an idea of what google search can do for anyone. I use it for a lot of query info that I
14. Re: [IOWA] Another Larson Request. [1]
Lots of Larson entries in the great Story County Iowa site..at http://www.rootsweb.com/~iastory/ just click on surnames on main page and you'll find lots of Larsons. Barb ----- Original Message ----- From: "Anna Larson" To: Sent: Monday, November 19, 2001 11:24 AM Subject: [IOWA] Another Larson Request. > I am looking for any information at all on my Grandfather Thomas Clarence > Larson. I Just found Three photographs today that May help out some. There > was
15. [IOWA] Magly Chickens [1]
I sent the Magly Chicken question to a friend who raises birds...she sent it on to her birding friends and got a response today! This is pretty vague but for what it's worth... "got hit on magley chickens but ended up in a vague situation that mentioned chickens and Prarie chickens. Circulated in Montana and north central west states..." Not much butI'd say it'a a local term for the silly things!! Ingrid
16. Re: [IOWA] Need a clickable county map. [1]
Norma, Here's a link for a clickable county map. http://iagenweb.org/state/map.htm Sharon, Osceola IA lbugmom@pionet.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "norma ortiz" To: Sent: Saturday, November 10, 2001 7:56 PM Subject: [IOWA] Need a clickable county map. > or at least site of Lee county. > > ===== > New.a New Madrid Co,Mo site: > > ----------------------------------------------------------- >
17. [IOWA] HELP! [1]
I don't know how to contact the List Administrator, but I need to advise him/her that BEVERLY FRANKS on this list has a virus. As I am getting loads of Virus warnings, I know he wants to be advised so he can take care of it by advising Beverly. Thanks. P.S. I have Norton Virus software that takes care of it, but others aren't as lucky.
18. [IOWA] SWANSON [1]
Hoping to find descendants to Carl Johan and Anna Elvira SWANSON (Svensson in swedish). They emigrated from Sweden in 1907 and settled in the city of Des Moines or close to the city. Carl was born in 1878 and Elvira was born in 1880. In 1910 they had at least two children; Carl Uno, born 1905 and Karin Elvira, born 1903. I'll appreciate any kind of information on Carl, Elvira and their children. Best Regards Peter
19. Re: [IOWA] Sadie Smith [1]
Re: Sadie Smith. Have you approached the Woodbury County Genealogical Society to see what they have? I would bet they have a good variety of information on members of service organizations, church memberships, cemetary internees, funeral home records, military records and school lists that you could tap into. Also may have access to Newspapers of the day for that time period. If not there, try the local library and find a volunteer who would search this out for you. Newspapers are a good thing in Iowa.
20. [IOWA] Smith & Lehr 1910 census [1]
Sandy, the Census is down right now. Will try again later. Dora
21. [IOWA] Re: Mental hospital records and commital [1]
This is my first message to this list although my family have been in Iowa since before 1850. My great aunt, Jessie Andrews lived in Johnson County IA. After her first husband died, she married a much younger man and he had her commited to the state mental hospital in Henry County, IA and took all of her estate that was left to her by her mother and father, Orrin and Sarah S. Andrews. Does anyone know how I can obtain her records from the state hospital? She died in 1936 and is buried at the hospital c
22. Re: [IOWA] Andersonville Civil War POW site [1]
Hi Esse and the Iowa gang, I have just updated the Des Moines County website http://www.rootsweb.com/~iadesmoi/ by re-doing the tombstone and photo project sections, and updated the front page with a new search engine and by adding links to the Des Moines County and this Iowa State Mailing Lists. I would like to add a Civil War page to the County site, but I need volunteer help for that. Anyone willing to keep up a Civil War page for Des Moines County, Iowa, please let me know. I think that once the page
23. [IOWA] Bohall inquiry [1]
Many, many thanks to all who answered my inquiry on the Bohall's of Iowa and so quickly. Now I will have to get busy and write letters and hope I have found the right people. Again, I am very appreciative of all of your efforts. Gladys Lydic
24. [IOWA] IAGenWeb Archives Summissions [1]
These are the latest summissions to the IAGenWeb Archives Boone Co. 1860 Census Images Submitted by S-K Publications http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ia/boone/boone.htm Benton Co. St. Martin's Evangelical Church History St. Martin's Lutheran Church History Submitted by Leniegh Schrinar http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ia/benton/benton.htm Clinton Co. Over 20 "new" submissions including marriages, births, biographies, and cemetery updates. Submitted by Anette Lucas "Nettie Mae" Clinton Co IAGenWeb CC h
25. [IOWA] HELP, Im stuck. [1]
What office would I have to contact in Webster county to find birth, marriage, and death certificates going as far back as the 1800's. I would also like to know if any of you could help me in finding information about Indian tribes in Iowa. Is there any where I can go or any one I can talk to so I can get reliable information? Thank you, Beth Goings
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