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1. Aydtstown, St. Michael, Ayd Family [1]
Hi All, I'm researching a John K. Ayd, sometimes called "Cajetan" Ayd. He was the leader of a group of immigrants that left Ersingen, Baden, Germany in 1840. They originally settled in Hamilton County, IL. He moved to Ramsey County, MN in 1854 as the leader of a sub-group of German immigrants from Hamilton County, IL. In 1861 he purchased 125 acres of land in Wright County, MN near the Crow River. I have read elsewhere that the group lead by John "Cajetan" Ayd founded the town of Aydtstown, MN in Wrigh
2. KCWKEN@aol.com [1]
Hi to whoever can help me, I received an E-mail this afternoon from a Ken Weber (KCWKEN@aol.com) I have information on the John K. Ayd that he was looking for which I have tried twice to send to him. Both times it has come back as "undeliverable" although I sent it as a "REPLY" to his E-mail so it should have gotten to him. I'm sure the gentleman he is looking for is a great uncle of mine and I could help him with quite a bit of information.. Is their any way you can get his correct E-mail address to
3. Harrison Lyons and Inkpaduta [1]
In my ongoing research of my Lyons / Cameron families I have come across some information about Harrison Lyons. It seems that before he enlisted in the 1st Minnesota Volunteers at the age of 19 in 1861, he was involved in fighting or chasing Inkpaduta the Indian Chief who had massacred 30+ white settlers at Spirit Lake Iowa. This Chief was considered the terror of many. In the real story he did the things that made him feared but only at the constant cruelty of the authorities of the day against h
4. Fw: KCWKEN@aol.com [1]
--------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Bea Dechaine To: MNWRIGHT-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tue, 27 Feb 2001 21:06:07 -0700 Subject: KCWKEN@aol.com Message-ID: <20010227.210608.-114363.0.LeBea@juno.com> Hi to whoever can help me, I received an E-mail this afternoon from a Ken Weber (KCWKEN@aol.com) I have information on the John K. Ayd that he was looking for which I have tried twice to send to him. Both times it has come back as "undeliverable" although I sent it as a "REPLY" to his
5. Fred Weber [1]
Ken, I am interested in any information about the Fred Weber you mention in your recent post to the Wright County MN page. You mentioned he was from ST. Paul. Was Fred Weber a son of John Weber, that lived in Franklin Twp, Wright County in the late 1800s. John had several sons that left the area. Susanne Farnham-Hieber SHIEBER@AOL.COM
6. John J. Cameron and Millie Cameron obit. [1]
Delano Eagle 4/2/1896 Died on Wed. April 1st at 4 p.m., Mr. J. J. Cameron, of Delano. Deceased has been a resident of our village for upwards of 3 years. He has been a sufferer a good deal of the time and his last illness was something like consumption of the bowels. He was about 50 years old and leaves a wife and three children and a community of friends to mourn him. He was a member of the Catholic Church and will be buried here tomorrow morning at ten o'clock. He was always a kind and good
7. (Lyons) (Gross) in Mayville and Charlotte, Chautauqua NY. [1]
I have found more info. on my NY. Lyons family. Alexander H. Lyons b. 1806 and Eliza A. (Lyman) Lyons b. 1811. They had eight children (I had only previously known of 7!). Alex and Eliza were both born in NY as were their parents (whom I do not know yet). The children were: Adeline (Lyons) Gross b. 1/8/1834 in Charlotte, Chautauqua. Married William Gross 1/9/1857. Stephan Lyons b. 1839 Chautauqua Harrison Lyons b. 1841 Chautauqua George F. Lyons b. 1843 Chautauqua Mary (Lyons) Maxfield b. 3/3/1
8. Re: MNWRIGHT-D Digest V01 #11 [1]
MNWRIGHT-L@rootsweb.com wrote: > > MNWRIGHT-D Digest Volume 01 : Issue 11 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Aydtstown, St. Michael, Ayd Family [KCWKEN@aol.com] > #2 Fred Weber [SHieber@aol.com] > #3 KCWKEN@aol.com [Bea Dechaine ] > #4 Fw: KCWKEN@aol.com [Bea Dechaine ] Hi Ken, I looked up the Aydt name in the history book, Otsego In the Beginning 1852 to 1880 published by the Otsego Herita
9. John J. and Millie Cameron FINALLY!!!!! [1]
I am pleased to announce that I have finally found the final resting place for John and Millie Cameron. In 1892 they moved to Delano, MN. and lived there for three years until John died. He is buried in St. Peters Cemetery in an "unmarked" grave. Millie and the four kids moved to Minneapolis in 1895. Millie died in 1897 and was sent to Delano for burial. She is buried in a different Cemetery than John. A wonderful man by the name of Mr. Rieland did the research for me. He read to me over the ph
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