I found this reference to a Carl Kegel, from the Milwaukee city directory. I am not sure why some German Kegel's, kept this spelling and others Cagle. I think that there was a point in time of immigration to America, that the name didn't change. There are several factors as to why some of us became Cagle, and others kept the German form Kegel. Earl ___________________________________________________________________________ Page 135 Title: Erving, Burdick & co's Milwaukee city directory, for 1857 & 1858. Publication date: 1857] Collection: Making of America Books OFFICE of the Milwaukee Dailv Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO.-.._. �..s 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 135'Keenan Mathew, clerk of Circuit Court, h 373 Jefferson. Keenan W. N., machinist, bds Empire City House. Keene Rev David, rector St John's Episcopal Church, h S E cor Greenbush and Pierce. Keene Edgar, N W cor Greenbush and Pierce. Keefe William, plumber J. & G. McNeil. Keffe John, laborer, Detroit, bt Van Buren and Beech, N. Keffee John, laborer, Jefferson, near Chicago. Kegel Carl, mason, Fifteenth, near Fond du Lac, S. Earl Cagle [email protected] "Join The Cagle List Today"