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1. [IOWA] Anyone heard of Whitney News and Genealogy from Knoxville, Iowa? [1]
Hi listers, Has anyone heard of either the Whitney News and Genealogy or House of Genealogy in Knoxville, Iowa, or Lisa Burnett? Wondering if it is still there and if it is reputable? Someone has directed me to a website with this information that links to research I am doing looking for my Great Grandfather's(HIAL CADY) father. I cannot tell if the information this woman has on her website is her research or if it is a newsletter and someone sent this information to her to be published, anyone know of this
2. [IOWA] 1905, 1915, 1925 iowa cenus [1]
I am trying to find out were I can find the 1905, 1915 and 1925 Iowa state census records. I am looking for a Peter Little (also found spelled Peeter and Petter). Last found in the 1895 Iowa census in Crawford county. He was born abt. 1861 in MA and his parents were from Ireland. He is found in the 1885, 1895, and 1910 census in Woodbury and crawford Counties. I have been unable to located him in anything prior to or after. He had 2 sons born in 1887 and 1889 both in Crawford. Thanks! Kassie www.geo
3. [IOWA] Justice of the Peace [1]
A RERUN: > > >> A Justice of the Peace is a judge in a township, village or hamlet. He is >> not necessarily an attorney and many have no legal background whatsoever. >> In the earliest days of settlement, he was appointed by whatever committee >> formed the first official government From about 1824-1900, the following rules were followed for filling the position of > >> Justice of the Peace: 1. be aged 21 years or older 2. be a legal resident in the township for the position f
4. [IOWA] SIVERLY - 1905 Iowa State Census [1]
John SIVERLY, wife, Hattie, children: Flora, Cora, Alta, and Louis are shown in the 1895 Iowa State Census in 4th Ward, Boone, IA. I do have a subscription to Ancestry.com Census, however, cannot find the Wards in Boone for 1900. Since I do not have an index to the 1900 Federal Census either through Godfrey Library or Ancestry and do not subscribe to Genealogy.com, I did a page by page check in Ancestry for Boone but did not find it. Could someone please check the 1905 State Census to see if John,
5. Re: [IOWA] James G. Foreman [1]
Hi Judy........ Does the name Gabriel FOREMAN ring any bells with you?? He was the 2nd husband of Nancy Weaver, who does have *some* IOWA connections. Janet ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, September 01, 2003 12:46 PM Subject: [IOWA] James G. Foreman > Looking for info on James G. Foreman who died in 1862 after contracting > measles while serving with the 34th Iowa Infantry during the Civil War. He was > married to Maria M. Albert and had a
6. [IOWA] HELP on marriage app and cert [1]
Hi Listers, I'm still searching for my great grandfather Joseph Bray's english roots and though someone sent me marriage information I am wondering if perhaps the marriage application, a marriage announcement in a paper from that time and area, something might tell the name of Josephs father? Can someone tell me how to proceed with this. The info I have is as follows Joseph Bray to Alice M. Beckwith, November 22, 1873 at the Bride's father's, Lincoln Twp., Black Hawk Co. IA. Joseph Bray age 28, Alice M.
7. [IOWA] 1903 Bio of Reuben Noble [1]
REUBEN NOBLE was born on the 14th of April, 1821, in Adams County, Mississippi, where his father was a planter. The father was opposed to human slavery and in 1833 removed to Illinois to rear his family in a free State. When the son was eighteen years of age he began to study law and was admitted to the bar at twenty-one. In 1843 he came to Iowa, making his home at Garnavillo, in Clayton County. In 1854 he was elected as a free soil Whig to the Legislature and upon the organization of the House wa
8. [IOWA] 1885-1895 census [1]
I'm reposting for those that may not of seen this post before. I'm looking for Michael Fleener, born 1846 in MO., died 9-1892. His spouse was Sophronia Orilla Knox McCauslin/McCastle. They were living in Sugar Creek Twp, Poweshiek Co in 1880. I have that census. Margaret
9. RE: [IOWA] 1895 Iowa State Census [1]
The 1895 Iowa State Census has the following information: Number of Dwellings, Family Number, Name, Age, Sex, Color, Marital Status (Single/Married/Widowed/Divorced), Birthplace, Nativity of Father/Mother (Natural born or Foreign born), Occupation, Religion. [the following are check boxes:] Military, Vote, Can Read but Not Write, Cannot Read or Write, Aged 6-17 but not in school, Un-naturalized Foreigner, 1894 Births, 1894 Deaths, Deaf or Dumb, Blind, Insane. [War information:] War of the Rebellion (Civil
10. Re: [IOWA] SSDI at familysearch.org [1]
I am looking for someone who dieid in 1962 in Kentucky and they are not listed on the SSDI but are listed on the Kentucky State Death Index. I suppose that means they did not collect social security benefits. Am I right ? Helen
11. [IOWA] 1903 Bio of Jeremiah H. Murphey [1]
JEREMIAH H. MURPHEY was born in Lowell, Massachusetts, February 19, 1835, was educated in the schools of Boston and after removing to Iowa, graduated at the State University. He read law in Davenport, was admitted to the bar and at once entered upon practice. He was an active Democrat and in 1873 was elected mayor of Davenport. In 1874 he was elected to the State Senate, serving four years. In 1879 he was again chosen mayor. In 1882 he was elected to represent the Second District in Congress and
12. [IOWA] Re: Civil War Pension Records - Archives [1]
That's right....my gr grandfather served in the Civil War with the Illinois troops, as did his 18-yr. old son. He was given a medical discharge after he was in the Army for about 3 yrs., but was unable to get a pension. I hadn't tried to see if his 18-yr. old son had any kind of benefits as I know he was killed in battle just a couple weeks before the war ended. He was unmarried and I figured there'd be no one to claim a pension. One day I decided to request his military pension records anyway and
13. [IOWA] kanesville [1]
I'm new to this web site. AM looking for info on Kanesville Iowa. My ggrandfaather Thomas Ward, was doing teaming for the Missouri and Iowa Mining CO. in 1850. would like to know the county and where to get any info on this Co. Thank you Judy
14. [IOWA] Mary looking for SS # [1]
If you will contact me direct, I have the Family Tree Maker's S.S. Death Index 1937-1995 and will try to help you. Please give the full name and date of birth and possibly where the individual died. Roberta [Guyrossjr@aol.com]
15. Re: [IOWA] Census Question [1]
I found a similar problem with my great grandfather. It proved to be that he was the grandson of the Head of the House. Don't know what to tell you about the last two. I would look for the in the next census year to see if there might be more useful information.
16. [IOWA] 1915 Photo Of Mason City Iowa Police / Fire Dept. [1]
There are a couple 1915 photos on E Bay of the Mason City, Iowa Police / Fire Dept. These may interst someone. Portia
17. Re: [IOWA] Name "Lillie" [1]
Juanita, Having just read your message , I have no idea as to if the name Lillie is a first or middle name My mother's name is Pauline Lillie Pearce. I thought it was misspelled but all her records had it spelled just that way Don Kelley Southern Oregon ----- Original Message ----- From: "juanita" To: Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2003 6:44 PM Subject: [IOWA] Name "Lillie" > What might another name be for "Lillie" - other than perhaps "Lillian"? > > juanita > >
18. Re: [IOWA] Genealogy Books [1]
UNSUBSCRIBE ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, September 27, 2003 11:13 AM Subject: [IOWA] Genealogy Books > There are a number of places where one can go on the web to buy genealogy > books, CDs and other research aids: > > e-bay has an entire site devoted to genealogy > > the Goodwill Used Bookstore is a good place to peruse for books > > > Everton Publishers offers genealogy books, CDs and other aids at reasonable
19. Re: [IOWA] Accidental Death [1]
My grand-aunt died in a RR accident while taking a shortcut across a RR Trestle. I didn't know exactly the date that she died, but found her by: 1) Renting a Vital Statistic Film for BlackHawk Co.,IA for years 1885-1925 through the LDS (Mormon) Family History Centers, and 2) Writing a letter to the current newspaper in the area (newer newspapers tend to buy up older newspapers and keep the old vintage newspapers on film for referral) and asking them for any obits on an Accident in that time period. Accide
20. Re: [IOWA] SSDI at familysearch.org [1]
The same index but they state theirs is updated monthly as rootsweb's is every 3-months or so. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mary Boyd" To: Sent: Monday, September 01, 2003 2:14 AM Subject: [IOWA] SSDI at familysearch.org > Hi researchers, > > I have a question about the SSDI (Social Security Death Index) at familysearch.org. Is this an index of the same database as the one as rootsweb.com? Specifically, does this database only have records after ~1962 or is th
21. Re: [IOWA] Name "Lillie" [1]
Lil. Don ----- Original Message ----- From: "juanita" To: Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2003 6:44 PM Subject: [IOWA] Name "Lillie" > What might another name be for "Lillie" - other than perhaps "Lillian"? > > juanita > > > ==== IOWA Mailing List ==== > The IOWA Lists now have their own website with unsub > instructions, list rules and other useful information. > Visit & Bookmark http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~richard/ialist > > ============================== > To
22. Re: [IOWA] Census help [1]
Bob, I did not find him in the 1870 but did in the 1880. Thomas A. 42 ,Mine Boss ,Wales,Wales,Wales Ellinor(sp) 41 , keeping house,Wales,Wales,Wales John L or C 16 Laborer, Wales,Wales,Wales William R. 13 PA ? Wales,Wales Henry T 13 at school, IA, Wales Wales Margert ? 7 at school, IA,Wales,Wales Alfred J.5 at school IA, Wales,Wales Hope this helps, Helen in Idaho Jacobson wrote: Looking for information from anyone who might have access to the 1870 United States Census for Lucas and
23. [IOWA] 1910 Census [1]
Does anyone have access to the 1910 Census for Paton Township, Green County, Iowa, who would look up William and Nettie E Fowler and forward any information about them (ex. family, actual location where they lived, etc.) Thanks
24. Re: [IOWA] Brick Wall: Edward Pugh [1]
Susan, Some sugguestions: Check the Civil War pension records in the National Archives. If he didn't get one, check anyway as his widow may have applied for a pension after his death. The affidavits required from his widow will give details about where and when he died. If you know the IA regiment and company he served, check the Civil War records in the Archives @ the Iowa State Historical Library as they have many. What records told you he died in Kansas? Check land records where he lived i
25. [IOWA] KIRKENDALL [1]
From: "gmb" To: Subject: Form for group sheet. Date: Friday, August 01, 2003 8:36 AM =============================================================== SUBMITTED BY: Gladys M. Balogh e-mail: gmb@twin-valley.net NOTE: Give snail mail if no email address available: =============================================================== HUSBAND: John Spicer KIRKENDALL date and place of birth: July 28, 1874 date and place of marriage: 1894 Reynolds, Nebraska other marriages:
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