Looking for info on David M. Boyd who lived in Sterling from at least 1885, died 17 Nov 1892...have his wife, Mary Anne Scott listed with same death date. Anyone have easy access to death records for Logan County or any clues on this family. Looking for names of parents. They married in Canada(David and Mary Anne did) and migrated through Michigan, Iowa, Kansas...to Colorado. Thanks! Carolyn Nelson

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Gibbs, Wright Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZY.2ADI/360 Message Board Post: Jerome T Gibbs lived in Logan county on the 1910 census with his family. On the census it said he owned his home. In the 1920 census he is in Kansas and listed under George Gibbs. In my questioning or trying to figure out why the name change it was told to me that the story goes that there was an incident in Colorado with a neighbor and they had to pick up and leave in the middle of the night. Leaving everything they owned. It was even mentioned that there may have been a death. I do not know how long they were in Logan County, but I am hoping to sometime find a newspaper article that may give some indication of what happened. On the 1910 Census this is what I found on Ancestry: 1910 Census Colorado Name: Jerome T Gibbs Age in 1910: 50 Estimated Birth Year: 1859 Birthplace: Iowa Home in 1910: PAWNEE 7-PCT, LOGAN, Colorado Race: White Gender: Male Series: T624 Roll: 122 Part: 2 Page: 88A Year: 1910 Can someone tell me if there are records in your county for 1910 that would tell me where exactly they lived. I would appreciate any information someone may be able to give me on where I should go from here in my research, as I am in Iowa. Thanks

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Landauer, Stern, Sterner, Kahn Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZY.2ADI/59.1 Message Board Post: Update on Carl LANDAUER: Since I posted this previous query, I have gotten a LOT of information on Carl. There are two...mine is not the one who bought land in Sterling, CO. My LANDAUER line originated in Gerabronn, Wuertemburg, Germany. They lived in there for generations and emigrated to the USA between 1853 and 1858. Hayum LANDAUER emigrated in 1853, but died in Springfield, USA in 1854. Hayum's children Israel, Moses and Caroline, emigrated in 1854. His other children; Salomon, Madel and Jeanette LANDAUER emigrated before 1858. Moses ended up in Canton, Fulton co., IL. Madel died in Louisville,KY in 1859. I have not found where the other siblings went to. Moses married and his son, Carl LANDAUER was born in Louisville, KY in 1865. If anyone is researching this line, or emigrants from Gerabronn, especially Jewish emigrants, then please contact me at geniegal@g14.myrf.net. Thank you!

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZY.2ADI/121.1 Message Board Post: I have some connections to Christner in Willard, CO. Fred Gilliland (my great uncle) married Laura V. Christner. Ethel Christner was living with Fred and Laura in Willard in 1920 according to the census. Are these part of your family? If so please contact me. I have some questions and would love to 'talk'.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/ZY.2ADI/88.1.2 Message Board Post: I was born in Prowers County in Colorado and now live in Ft. Collins. My Squier line follows: Father Leland Weston Speer Grandmother Alice Squier Speer Great Grandfather David Ellsworth Squier Great Great Grandfather Lewis Pinkerton Squier Great Great Great Grandfather David Squier of Ohio

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/ZY.2ADI/359.1 Message Board Post: Hi Frank! I do not show a Freda Benedict at Riverside Cemetery in Sterling. There is another cemetery in Sterling and I will check to be sure she is not there. There is a Riverside in Fort Morgan, but I am unable to find a listing online for it. There is a note from 2001 on one of the websites that Arlene Atwood will do lookups from her book, "Tombstones Inscriptions and Burials, Morgan County, CO". The email for her is shown as abatwood@bresnan.net. If this email doesn't work, please email me at csilvey1@hotmail.com and I will see if I can find a phone number or someone who may have the book. Good luck in your research! Carol

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZY.2ADI/359 Message Board Post: Hello, I am a volunteer researcher for Adams and Jefferson Counties here in Colorado. I was asked to do a look up in Riverside Cemetery in Denver, But, they are not there.I was told about Riverside in Sterling and hope that might be the place there were buried.(They lived in Ft. Morgan) Freda Victoria (Lindfors) Benedict, No birth date or death date known. Her father was born in 1850.According to Denvers archives Freda owned property in Denver 1862?-1908. Is there someone who might have access to records of Riverside Cem.? This request came from a person in Sweden, so they definitly cant do their own search. Any help would be so appreciated, Frank Paige hunterscabin@comcast.net

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/ZY.2ADI/342.1 Message Board Post: Hi Robert! I don't know if anyone has answered you, but I thought I would try and give you some clues that may help. I show 2 Samuel Ard's buried in the Sterling cemetery. I am assuming that one of these is the one you are looking for. On the 1930 Census, Samuel Ard is shown as a garage mechanic. I don't know where he worked, but there are 2 car dealerships in town that have been in the same family for decades. Bill's Motors is owned by Bill Pospicil. I am fairly certain it was in business in 1930. He is in the same building the dealership was started in. Holloways Chevrolet and Buick is owned by Hays Holloway. I don't know when it was started, but I am certain it was in business as early as 1939. Both of these gentlemen are at least 2nd generation, if not third generation. Ray Smith Motors was around for a very long time. His grandson Brad Armstrong still lives in Sterling and Brad's parents are still alive and living in Arizona. Larson Ford was also around for a several decades. Leon's sons are Lyle and Richard Larson and still live in Sterling. I don't know if these gentlemen can help, but possibly they have records they can access to help you. Sammy's son, Harold, is also buried in the Sterling Cemetery. His gravesite is owned by Mrs. Jake Brdar. She passed away in 1984, but there used to be some Brdar's in Fleming. They may know something. I hope all of this non information, opens some doors that help you. If you need phone numbers for any of the people I mentioned, please contact me at csilvey1@hotmail.com and I will see what I can do. Good luck in your research! Best regards, Carol Wisdom Silvey

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/ZY.2ADI/358.1 Message Board Post: Hi Donna! Here is the info on Herman and Ida from the 1930 Census. I did not find Henry. If you send me your email address at csilvey1@hotmail.com, I will email the 1930 Census image to you. 1930 United States Federal Census > Colorado > Logan > Sterling > District 48 Herman F Myers Sterling, Logan, CO abt 1866 64 Wisconsin Germany Germany Head Ida M Myers Sterling, Logan, CO abt 1878 52 Nebraska Gernany Germany Wife Jennette M Myers Sterling, Logan, CO abt 1913 17 Colorado Wisconsin Nebraska Daughter Vesta I Myers Sterling, Logan, CO abt 1914 16 Colorado Wisconsin Nebraska Daughter Marvin H Myers Sterling, Logan, CO abt 1917 13 Colorado Wisconsin Nebraska Son Margerite E Myers Sterling, Logan, CO abt 1924 6 Colorado Nebraska Colorado Granddaughter I also found Henry and Herman on the 1920 and the 1910 Censuses. Now the embarassing part. The 1920 Census shows them living in Kelly. I have lived in Logan County my entire life and I have heard of people who lived or are from the "Kelly Community", but have no idea where it is. There is a Kelly Cemetery listed on line for Logan County, but it hasn't been indexed. Sorry! I will try and find out where it is and see if I can find it. This is what I show for Riverside Cemetery in Sterling. Riverside Cemetery, Sterling, Logan Co., CO MYERS, HERMAN F. BURIAL LOCATION Lot: 1490 Section: ES Birth Date: 04/25/1862 Death Date: 03/22/1946 Burial Date: 03/26/1946 Lot Owner: MYERS, MRS. HERMAN Stone: Y MYERS, IDA M. BURIAL LOCATION Lot: 1489 Section: ES Birth Date: 08/28/1874 Death Date: 10/19/1951 Burial Date: 10/23/1951 Lot Owner: MYERS, MRS. HERMAN Stone: Y Other Myers buried at Riverside: MYER, OSCAR BURIAL LOCATION Lot: 0032 Row: 05 Section: NS Burial Date: 04/09/1922 Lot Owner: MYER, OSCAR MYERS, AGNES, JEANIE BURIAL LOCATION Lot: 0070 Space: 02 Section: 1-140 Birth Date: 08/08/1891 Death Date: 02/18/1977 Burial Date: 02/21/1977 Lot Owner: HAYS, MRS. ELIOT Mortuary: WALTERS-C Casket Material: M Container: CEMENT Stone: Y MYERS, BIRDIE BURIAL LOCATION Lot: 0001 Space: 01 Block: 018 Section: 1-72 Birth Date: 04/17/1900 Death Date: 04/29/1988 Burial Date: 05/04/1988 Lot Owner: MYERS Mortuary: GEHRIG Container: FIBERGLASS MYERS, CARRIE BURIAL LOCATION Lot: 0101 Section: SS Death Date: 10/27/1973 Burial Date: 11/01/1973 Lot Owner: MYERS, MRS. JOHN W. Mortuary: WALTERS-C Casket Material: W Container: PINE BOX Stone: Y MYERS, DORA JUANITA BURIAL LOCATION Lot: 0001 Space: 06 Block: 018 Section: 1-72 Burial Date: 03/27/1924 Comments: BETWEEN 6 & 7 MYERS, EARL WESLEY BURIAL LOCATION Lot: 0611 Section: SES Birth Date: 07/14/1921 Death Date: 08/23/1976 Burial Date: 08/26/1976 Lot Owner: MYERS, DOROTHY M. Mortuary: WALTERS-C Casket Material: W Container: PINE BOX MYERS, EUGENE WILLIAM BURIAL LOCATION Lot: 0001 Space: 06 Block: 018 Section: 1-72 Birth Date: 09/12/1936 Death Date: 09/13/1936 Burial Date: 09/13/1936 Lot Owner: MYERS, J.P. Stone: Y Comments: (INF) MYERS, GEORGE BURIAL LOCATION Section: OPF MYERS, GEORGIA L. BURIAL LOCATION Lot: 0028 Space: 05 Section: 1-34 Birth Date: 05/09/1913 Death Date: 06/12/1950 Burial Date: 06/16/1950 Lot Owner: MYERS, MILLARD F. Stone: Y MYERS, INFANT BURIAL LOCATION Lot: 0001 Space: 07 Block: 018 Section: 1-72 Burial Date: 02/03/1917 Lot Owner: MYERS, J.P. Comments: (INF) MYERS, JAMES WESLEY BURIAL LOCATION Lot: 0001 Space: 02 Block: 018 Section: 1-72 Birth Date: 10/29/1843 Death Date: 04/19/1918 Burial Date: 04/19/1918 Lot Owner: MYERS, J.P. Stone: Y MYERS, JOHN W. BURIAL LOCATION Lot: 0100 Section: SS Birth Date: 09/06/1881 Death Date: 03/23/1958 Burial Date: 03/26/1958 Lot Owner: MYERS, MRS. JOHN W. Stone: Y MYERS, LENORA BURIAL LOCATION Lot: 0003 Space: 03 Block: 051 Section: 1-72 Birth Date: 12/12/1908 Death Date: 08/07/1993 Burial Date: 08/11/1993 Lot Owner: MYERS, W. C. & LENORA Mortuary: TENNANT Container: CREMAINS Stone: Y MYERS, LULU ALMA BURIAL LOCATION Lot: 0768 Section: ES Birth Date: 09/10/1880 Death Date: 06/05/1970 Burial Date: 06/09/1970 Lot Owner: SHAPLEY, LULU W. Mortuary: ADAMSON Casket Material: M Container: STEEL Stone: Y MYERS, MILLARD BURIAL LOCATION Lot: 0028 Space: 04 Section: 1-34 Birth Date: 09/03/1896 Death Date: 12/02/1956 Burial Date: 12/06/1956 Lot Owner: MYERS, MILLARD F. Stone: Y MYERS, NORMA B. BURIAL LOCATION Lot: 0020 Block: 034 Row: 01 Section: 1-72 Birth Date: 08/06/1884 Death Date: 03/15/1975 Burial Date: 03/19/1975 Lot Owner: WOODARD, C.H. Mortuary: WALTERS-C Casket Material: W Container: CEMENT Stone: Y MYERS, WILLIAM CECIL BURIAL LOCATION Lot: 0003 Space: 02 Block: 051 Section: 1-72 Birth Date: 11/09/1903 Death Date: 01/18/1984 Burial Date: 01/21/1984 Lot Owner: MYERS, LENORA Mortuary: CHANEY-W Casket Material: M Container: FIBERGLASS Stone: Y I don't know if you are related to William Cecil Myers, but his son has worked for my family since 1960. My parents were best man and maid of honor for his other son. They are a very nice family. I hope this helps. Good luck in your research! Carol Silvey

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZY.2ADI/358 Message Board Post: I am interested in a Herman F. Myer who lived in Sterling, Colorado on the 1920 census. His wife was Ida and the children were Anna, Luella, Charlotte, Jenitta, Westa and Marvin. I believe that a brother, Henry lived next door. Herman and Henry were born in Wisconsin. I cannot find them on the 1930 census? Any help would be appreciated.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZY.2ADI/352.1.1 Message Board Post: Carol, I don't know what they did in Sterling or how long they lived there. Boy was in the cattle business until the 20's. In the 1930 Census he was listed as Deputy Assessor in Forsyth, MT. They moved to Riverton, WY in 1936 but I do not know what type work he did there. Nothing is known about their sons Lane (James) or Walter but in 1951 when Boy died, they would have been 32 and 27 years old. I have not found a connection to the Cauble's in Phillips Cty. I did not have the information on Harriet and I really appreciate that and anything else you might find on this family. Thanks.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/ZY.2ADI/350.1.1.1 Message Board Post: If you would like photos, please let me know. Good Luck! Carol

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZY.2ADI/350.1.1 Message Board Post: Yes, I think you might be right on this....thanks for the lead. This should yield some additional results....

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/ZY.2ADI/350.1 Message Board Post: Could the name have been spelled differently? Here is what I found at Riverside Cemetery, Sterling, Logan County, CO. I hope this helps! Carol Silvey Bersch, Infant Jacob Burial Location Lot: 0001 Block: 005 Row: 16 Section: CA Burial Date: 10/10/1925 Lot Owner: Bersch, Jacob, Sr. Stone: Y Comments: Lot 1 & 2 at foot Bersch, Jacob Burial Location Lot: 0001 Block: 005 Row: 16 Section: CA Burial Date: 08/15/1873 Death Date: 01/26/1958 Burial Date: 01/29/1958 Lot Owner: Bersch, Jacob Stone: Y Bersch, Amelia L. Burial Location Lot: 0002 Block: 005 Row: 16 Section: CA Burial Date: 05/06/1889 Death Date: 04/18/1961 Burial Date: 04/20/1961 Lot Owner: Bersch, Jacob Mortuary: Radford’s Casket Material: W Container: Pine Box Stone: Y Bersch, Elizabeth Haberkorn Burial Location Lot: 0005 Block: 004 Row: 16 Section: CA Burial Date: 01/09/1922 Death Date: 09/19/1949 Burial Date: 09/22/1949 Lot Owner: Bersch, Martin Stone: Y

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Busig Barton Martin Classification: Biography Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/ZY.2ADI/357 Message Board Post: Death Notice (January 7, 1971 Columbian newspaper): BUSIG, John - Age 69, Jan. 6, 1971, in Vancouver. Born June 11, 1901 in Fairbury, Neb. Lived 30 years in Vancouver area, residing at 8420 Lieser Ct., Vancouver, formerly of Parkdale, Ore. Widow, Bertha Busig at home. Sons, Harold Busig and Kenneth Busig, both of Vancouver. Daughters, Mrs. Jack (Ruth) Lander of Ridgefield; Mrs. Donald (Delores) Helton of Vancouver. There are 13 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Brothers, William Busig, Sr. and Ervin Busig, both of Sterling, Colo. Sisters, Mrs. Mabel Pickel of Denver, Colo. and Mrs Emma Daniels of Sterling, Colo. Was a retired machinist. Funeral services pending at Layne's Funeral Home in Battle Ground. -------- Gravestone at Evergreen Memorial Gardens in Vancouver, Washington: JOHN H. "POP" BUSIG BELOVED HUSBAND AND FATHER 1901-1971 BERTHA BUSIG MCCONNELL 1904 "MOM" 1985 -------- My Life (Written by Bertha in 1966 when she was 62, edited): Lydia Koenig and Phillip Barton met in Greeley, Colorado and September 1, 1903 they were married. After their marriage they went to Crystal Spring, Pennsylvania, my fathers home. Then on December 3, 1904, I, Bertha, was born. Fifteen months later on February 28, 1906 my brother Charles was born. In 1907 my parents left Crystal Spring for Sterling, Colorado, my mothers home town. I don't remember the trip, which was by train, but although I was only three I can yet recall my first Christmas in Colorado. We were living on my grandfather's (Peter Koenig) farm just east of town, between the railroad tracks and the Platte River (I believe the house is still there.) A year of so later my parents acquired some homestead land about 20 miles southeast of Sterling. There was nothing on the land except a dugout, with a dirt floor, but we lived in it for several months, until, with the help of friends and neighbors (which were few and far between), Dad managed to put in a cement floor. Later he added a room above ground, which served as our kitchen and living room. My dad plowed the land with a one horse plow, bought some adjoining land and became a very successful farmer. June 16, 1910 my brother, Rutherford, was born. I was six by then, had never enjoyed playing will dolls, but liked anything that was real and alive, especially babies, so helped a great deal in caring for the new arrival, but i still had to carry on with my share of the farm and household chores. By the time i was eight my parents had acquired some cattle, so i learned to milk cows. Charles and I would drive the herd out to free pasture. Tired of walking two or three miles a day we broke a yearling steer to ride, and rode it one entire summer. The next season Dad bought us a pony, i guess the steer went to market. After I finished grade school my folks moved to town. I lived at my uncle and aunts, Ed and Simon Koenig, most of the time I attended Sterling High School, as my parents went back on the farm. After graduation, I went back to school another year and took a post graduate course. In the meantime I had met a young man who lived west of Sterling. His name was John Busig. It was January 18, 1925 that John and I were married and on October 17 that same year I became a mother. Our son Harold Wayne was born at Mrs. Busse's maternity home. Ten months, a week and a day later on August 25, 1926 another boy arrived. We had hoped for a girl this time, so we didn't have a name for him, but finally decided on Kenneth Eugene. We were living on a dry land farm about eight miles west of Sterling and crops were not always good, but that didn't scare the stork away. On July 19, 1928 I went back to Mrs. Busse's for the third time. This time it was a little auburn haired girl, Ruth Evelyn, who we called Ruthie. She is now Mrs. Jack Lander. Again we hung out our white flag, but I guess the stork just didn't see it, because thirteen months later, August 21, 1929 I was back at Mrs. Busse's. This time another girl. We named her Delores Mae. She is now Mrs. Donald Helton. She is known as Lorry and she is still our baby. Mrs. Busse had told me if I were the first o! ne to come back to her for the fifth time she would take care of me free of charge. Dr. Latta was the pediatrician for all four of our babies. In the fall of 1934, when Colorado became part of the Dust Bowl we packed up our few belongings and moved our family to a place near Hood River, Oregon. Then later to Parkdale, Oregon near Mt. Hood. It was while we were living at Parkdale that I lost my Dad. He died November 13, 1938 at the age of 58. Sometimes the death of a loved one, we sorrow at the blows life has dealt him and we wish he might have had a second chance, and so it was with him. I like to think that where ever he may be, I am still his one and only girl. My mother Lydia is living 20 miles south of San Francisco near Rutherford and his family and is a very young great grandmother of 82. Pearl Harbor changed the face of the earth, and so it changed our lives too. The next fall (1942) we moved to Vancouver, Washington where John, Pop as we now call him, went to work in the shipyards and it wasn't long until Harold and Kenneth joined the Navy. After the boys left for war I went to work in a shopping center as manager of the bakery section. The girls were in high school and they helped in the bakery after school and on Saturdays. It wasn't long after the war ended before the kids were all married. The grandchildren were arriving, about two a year, until there were twelve, nine boys and three girls. They are all near us except Lorry's family of two boys and a girl. They live in Auburn, Washington where Don has a mortuary and Lorry works part time in the hospital as a nurse. We usually manage to get them all together at Christmas time, what a time with ten teenagers. I have ceased trying to prepare big Christmas dinners, instead we have cold meats, salads, snacks and desserts, with coffee and cranberry punch, usually on Christmas Eve or when the gifts are opened. I have never had much time for hobbies and I don't like hobbies that cut us off from the world. I like sports and the competition they entail, so about ten years ago, when women all over the country began bowling, I too joined a bowling league. I'm still trying to maintain more than a 136 average. I also like to swim, but I'm no bathing beauty. I have always had a secret desire to try my hand at the easel, but as for my seccret vices, I would rather keep them a secret. Pop has retired, so now I have twice the man on half the income and as for him, instead of wine, women and song, it is fishing, social security, and television. When life gets monotonous we load up our little travel trailer and go to the beach or to the hills. Sometimes in the fall we go to Colorado and in the winter to Arizona or California. We like trailer traveling, especially when we can travel with friends and relatives, and hope to continue our journeys, but we intend to maintain our home in Vancouver, because we enjoy living near the children and grandchildren. I have resolved to try to adjust myself to the fact that i am now 62 years old. There may be other resolutions I should make, and there are probably mistakes and personal faults I haven't mentioned, but this is a synopsis of the life I have lived thus far. -------- From CHARLES AND VICTORIA BUSIG, by Inez Tompkins: John Busig married Bertha Barton. They were parents of Harold, Kenneth, Ruth and Lorry. In the fall of 1934 they moved to Parkdale, Oregon where John had a garage and worked repairing cars. During World War II the family moved to Vancouver, Washington as John also worked in the shipyards. -------- Other Note: In a document entitled Railroad, it states, Fall 1934, Bertha & John Busig moved to Oregon, Charles (submitters note - referring to Charles E. Barton) & Florence (and Mardell and Maurice) also went to Oregon, but returned to Sterling the next spring. -------- Father: Charles W. BUSIG b: 8 JAN 1869 in Hannover Stadt, Hannover, Preussen, d: 8 MAY 1961 in Sterling, Logan County, Colorado Mother: Victoria Catherine MARTIN b: 29 JUN 1873 in Ontario, Canada, d: 30 JAN 1962 in Sterling, Logan County, Colorado Birth: 11 JUN 1901 in Fairbury, Jefferson County, Nebraska Death: 6 JAN 1971 in Vancouver, Clark County, Washington Burial: Evergreen Memorial Gardens in Vancouver, Clark County, Washington Marriage: John Harold Busig was married to Bertha Mae Barton, who was born on 3 DEC 1904 in Crystal Spring, Fulton County, Pennsylvania, on 18 JAN 1925 in Colorado. John Harold Busig and Bertha Mae Barton had the following children: Harold Wayne Busig was born 17 OCT 1925 in Sterling, Logan County, Colorado. Kenneth Eugene Busig was born 25 AUG 1926 in Sterling, Logan County, Colorado. He died 30 MAR 1972 in Livingston Mountain area, Clark County, Washington. Ruth Evelyn Busig was born 19 JUL 1928 in Sterling, Logan County, Colorado. Delores Mae Busig was born 21 AUG 1929 in Sterling, Logan County, Colorado.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/ZY.2ADI/355.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Vous êtes bienvenu !

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/ZY.2ADI/355.1.1 Message Board Post: Carol, Merci d'avoir eu la gentillesse de répondre à mon message. Clermont

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/ZY.2ADI/352.1 Message Board Post: I didn't find James or Walter Cauble listed at Riverside Cemetery in Sterling, CO. I did find Harriet Cauble listed there. Here is the information: Cauble, Harriet Lefevere Burial Location Birth Date: 01/05/1885 Lot: 0075 Death Date: 01/08/1954 Section: SS Burial Date: 01/11/1954 Lot Owner: Cauble, Walter Stone: Y These Cauble's are listed in Holyoke, Phillips County, CO: CAUBLE, ANDREW 11 FEB 1957 CIRCLE B 47 1 CAUBLE, ANDREW C. 12 FEB 1957 CIRCLE B 47 5 CAUBLE, BESSIE 1919 CIRCLE A 21 4 CAUBLE, ESTELL 1904 CIRCLE B 47 3 CAUBLE, LIZZIE LEE 1887 CIRCLE B 35 6 CAUBLE, LIZZIE MAY CIRCLE B 47 2 CAUBLE, STELLA M. 1937 CIRCLE B 47 4 This Cauble is listed in Littleton, Arapahoe County, CO Cauble Boy L. M 68 08/20/51 Walter & Lane Cauble; Children Where did they live in Sterling? Could they have been farmers that may have lived in one of the smaller communities close to Sterling? If so, please email me and I will look and see what I can find. Good luck in your research! Carol Silvey

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/ZY.2ADI/355.1 Message Board Post: Hello! You posted your message on the Logan County, Colorado board. I checked Logan County and Phillips County cemetery listings and could not find a Lapointe. I did find 5 Lappart's in Holyoke. I also am listing the LaPointe's I could find in the MA cemetery listing and also those listed on the 1920 US Federal Census for Holyoke, Hampden County, MA. I hope this helps. Good luck in your research!! Holyoke, Phillips County, CO Cemetery LAPPART, [INFANT] - 19 0CT 1949 FLAT AREA 1 47 1 LAPPART, A.W. - 30 NOV 1963 FLAT AREA 1 48 2 LAPPART, CERENA - 21 OCT 1969 FLAT AREA 1 48 1 LAPPART, EVERTTE LAWSON - WW2 - 18 AUG 1994 FLAT AREA 1 47 2 LAPPART, PAULA MAE - 28 APR 1959 FLAT AREA 1 47 6 Glenwood Cemetery,Middlesex co,Maynard, MA 01754 (H-L) LaPointe Alphonse C. 8-Jul-1965 922 25-N Lapointe Martis A. Sr. 8-May-1982 52 23-N LaPointe Ruth Marion 6-Jul-1989 922 25-N 1920 US Federal Census Lapointe, Alexander N - Holyoke, Hampden, MA 1869 Wisconsin White Lapointe, Alfred - Holyoke, Hampden, MA 1890 Massachusetts White Lapointe, Alfred - Holyoke, Hampden, MA 1897 Massachusetts White Lapointe, Alma - Holyoke, Hampden, MA 1888 Massachusetts White Lapointe, Arcade - Holyoke, Hampden, MA 1844 Canada White Lapointe, Archie - Holyoke, Hampden, MA 1890 Massachusetts White Lapointe, Auguste- Holyoke, Hampden, MA 1887 Massachusetts White Lapointe, Edward - Holyoke, Hampden, MA 1859 Canada White Lapointe, Elzear - Holyoke, Hampden, MA 1868 Canada White Lapointe, Emma - Holyoke, Hampden, MA 1871 Canada White Lapointe, Ernest - Holyoke, Hampden, MA 1872 Canada White Lapointe, George - Holyoke, Hampden, MA 1912 Massachusetts White Lapointe, George J - Holyoke, Hampden, MA 1876 Massachusetts White Lapointe, Henry - Holyoke, Hampden, MA 1885 Massachusetts White Lapointe, John - Holyoke, Hampden, MA 1871 Canada White Lapointe, Joseph E - Holyoke, Hampden, MA 1879 Massachusetts White Lapointe, Lillian - Holyoke, Hampden, MA 1888 Massachusetts White Lapointe, Pierre - Holyoke, Hampden, MA 1885 Massachusetts White Lapointe, Rose E - Holyoke, Hampden, MA 1890 Massachusetts White Lapointe, Samuel - Holyoke, Hampden, MA 1873 Canada White Lapointe, Tophile - Holyoke, Hampden, MA 1865 Canada White

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZY.2ADI/346.2.1 Message Board Post: One researcher replied (who I wrote to say Charles W. Busig was not known by any of our family members as "Karl"): "The info on the Busig family came from the records of Peace Lutheran Church, rural Plymouth, Jefferson County, Nebraska. At the time that Charles and Victoria attended this church, the records were entered in German, hence the Karl instead of Charles. Evidently, the Busigs came to the area married, and had two children baptized at Peace Lutheran. Interestingly, I noted in your notes that they lived at Swanton. I lived there for ten years, up until two years ago. The town is much smaller now than it was when they were living near there (less than 100 people). Did you notice that I also have listed two Busig females that I assumed were Charles' sisters? They married Grummert brothers. Another Grummert brother married into my family. I too would like to know if Charlotte and Lina Grummert are sisters of Charles Busig. I'll check the Plymouth NE history book, since both families stayed around there. You might also look at this Ernest Busig. It is also in the Plymouth NE vicinit! y."