----- Original Message ----- From: "Laird Bonn" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, November 18, 2002 5:02 PM Subject: America, How did we get started! > I think everyone on this planet needs to read this. > This was sent by a 78 yr. old former nun. the thoughts > are pure and we all understand the point.... > > GOD BLESS AMERICA > There are a few things that those who have recently > come to our country, and apparently some native > Americans, need to understand. First of all, it is > not our responsibility to continually try not to > offend you in any way. > > This idea of America being a multicultural community > has served only to dilute our sovereignty and our > national identity. As Americans, we have our own > culture, our own society, our own language, and our > own life style. > > This culture, called the "American Way" has been > developed over centuries of struggles, trials, and > victories by millions of men and women who have > sought freedom. Our forefathers fought, bled, and > died at places such as Bunker Hill, Antietam, San > Juan, Iwo Jima, Normandy, Korea, Vietnam... > > We speak English, not Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, > Japanese, Russian, or any other language. Therefore, > if you wish to become part of our society - learn > our language!" > > In God We Trust" is our national motto. This is not some > off-the-wall, Christian, Right Wing, political slogan - > it is our national motto. > It is engraved in stone in the House of Representatives > in our Capitol and it is printed on our currency. We > adopted this motto because Christian men and women, on > Christian principles, founded this nation and this is > clearly documented throughout our history. If it is > appropriate for our motto to be inscribed in the halls > of our highest level of Government, then it is certainly > appropriate to display it on the walls of our schools. > God is in our pledge, our National Anthem, nearly every > patriotic song, and in our founding documents. We honor > His birth, death, and resurrection as holidays, and we > turn to Him in prayer in times of crisis. If God offends > you, then I suggest you consider another part of the > world as your new home, because God is part of our > culture and we are proud to have Him. We are proud of > our heritage and those who have so honorably defended > our freedoms. > > We celebrate Independence Day, Memorial Day, Veterans > Day, and Flag Day. > > We have parades, picnics, and barbecues where we > proudly wave our flag. > > As an American, I have the right to wave my flag, > sing my national anthem, quote my national motto, > and cite my pledge whenever and wherever I choose. If > the Stars and Stripes offend you, or you don't like > Uncle Sam, then you should seriously consider a move > to another part of this planet. The American culture > is our way of life, our heritage, and we are proud > of it. We are happy with our culture and have no desire > to change, and we really don't care how you did things > where you came from. Like it or not, this is our > country, our land, and our lifestyle. Our First > Amendment gives every citizen the right to express his > opinion about our government, culture, or society, and > we will allow you every opportunity to do so. But once > you are done complaining, whining, and griping about > our flag, our pledge, our national motto, or our way of > life, I highly encourage you take advantage of one other > great American freedom: THE RIGHT TO LEAVE! > > Another thing: To those who do complain about the usage > of words like 'God' and 'American' and speaking the > language of our great nation, TRY GOING TO ANOTHER > COUNTRY AND SPEAK AGAINST WHAT YOU DON'T LIKE. YOU > WILL MORE THAN LIKELY END UP JAILED OR EVEN KILLED. > In America, you take your right to complain for > granted. The more patriotism that is removed from > where our children are taught, the less our children > will learn about what it is to be an American and our > nation's spirit will slowly be killed. Keep patriotism > alive. If you agree, pass this onto other Americans!! > > It is time to take a stand!! God Bless America and > our Military and Veterans!!! > > AMEN!!!!! > > > > > See ya in the morning, > > Laird > > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > MSN 8 with e-mail virus protection service: 2 months FREE* > http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus >

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Thanks for the much needed link....Funny you sent this to the list, I have been looking for this site, but the link must have changed ~ Thanks so much Sandy Liz Boulais <[email protected]> wrote: >New York to Wisconsin Migration > >http://darcisplace.com/darci/migrations/nytowi.htm > > >==== GenWisconsin Mailing List ==== >Mailing list moderator: Brenda K. Wolfgram Moore >email: [email protected] > > -- Thanks, Sandy IBSSG http://www.geocities.com/scarletgen/index.html Grant County, WI Biographies~Part of Wisconsin Biographies My other website: http://www.rootssearch.net/mygensite/sscarletgen/ Searching for the Ancestry of John ATTEBERRY __________________________________________________________________ The NEW Netscape 7.0 browser is now available. Upgrade now! http://channels.netscape.com/ns/browsers/download.jsp Get your own FREE, personal Netscape Mail account today at http://webmail.netscape.com/

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Hi folks! I'm searching for the Sam Sampson/Gobi family who emigrated from Finland and settled in Montreal, WI around 1880. Does anyone on the list have access to the 1880-1900 census for theses years? If yes, would you please look for this family and email me the information. Thanks! Ron in Folsom, Louisiana

Hi on a SUNNY day in MI>>> Rare for this time of year~ Is anyone on this list related to the August Wolfgram family on the 1870 Dodge County WI census index? Moved to Monroe County and lived in Tomah til death. I have a wealth of information of that line if anyone is interested. Also.. I would like to have an DNA done with someone of that lineage. Got any takers? ;)))) thanks Brenda Brenda K. Wolfgram Moore Ancestral Lineages by Kingsley http://genealogypro.com/kingsley.html [email protected] http://grandtraverseregion.com website: for Michigan counties: Benzie, GrandTraverse, Kalkaska, Leelanau surnames: Wolfgram, Kratochvil, Secor/Sicard, Jacques, Laguerre, Vallee and and

Hello, I'm trying to find a birth and death for Emil Schultz. This is what I have. In a 1905 Milw. Census Rudolph Schultz, age 37 Emilie Schultz, age 34 Emil, son age 16 In a 1910 Census Rudolph Schultz, age 42 Emilie Schultz, age 39 Mother of 1, none living. I ordered Emilie's death notice (1932) from Ditto and her son, Emil, wasn't even listed. When I was at the Milwaukee courthouse, I checked all the years for his death and there was nothing. I also found the gravesites for Rudolph and Emilie Schultz at the old Evergreen cemetery. There was no stone for Emil Schultz. Where do I go from here ? Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Jean Redzinski nee Runge

I saw this in the Somebody's Links newsletter. Thought maybe someone had connections to the central Wisconsin families in the paragraph. Antique pictures listed on eBay [as of 9 November 2002; even when an auctions is over, in most cases the listing with photo can be seen for several more months by searching for the item number at http://www.ebay.com/ ]: Item # 920714823 SOLOMON family picture: This is a set of seven tin pictures. Seller purchased a picture frame and these pictures were included. On the back of the frame names were listed: Linnie, George, Josephine, Grandmother, Mary, Sarah, and Grandfather SOLOMON. Item # 919572459 J. D. RAFFENSBURGER/Father of Gertrude. The back is stamped H. J. Harman/York Springs, Pennsylvania. Item # 919576263 Lizzie WILSON, Henry MILLERSEN, and Katie SEIFFERT taken at Pine Grove S.S. Picnic August 4, 1896 Item # 919668300 Herman NICKEL with wife, older woman, and dog at the family farm, Wausau, Wisconsin Item # 919671494 BEILKE Place, Aunt Esther's Grandpa and Grandma BEILKE, rural Wisconsin Item # 919780168 William T. GRAY QM with the First Alabama Cavalry USA. Photo taken in Corinth, Mississippi. Item # 919325893 Mary MINER & Raymond R. LAUGHLIN (small boy) Item # 732033669 Lester L. FLORANCY age 23 months (seller is not sure of spelling) Item # 732236908 Photo of baby. On back is Mrs. O MEUDENHALL. Washington Street, Flushing Item # 732368342 Jessie& Helen FORDYCE, daughters of David & Maggie FORDYCE Item # 731645958 Margaret LOVE from Strawberry Ridge. The Photographer is M'Killip Bros from Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania. Item # 731835414 John S. GREGSON wearing the uniform of a Naval Secretary. Item # 731932407 W. W. WENDELL Item # 732147984 Dora GARY and relative. In pencil on the back is also the name Mrs. S. BAKER. Taken in La Grande, Oregon. Item # 732209453 Edna and Lesley ANOSIER (?), Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Item # 732383095 Sidney A. STOUR, D.H.S. '98 Capt. C.B. Item # 732474320 Carrie SOBY; taken in 1904 in Philadelphia. Item # 732474763 Bert CONNELLY. Photo was taken in 1903 in Syracuse, New York. Item # 732475209 Maud BROOKS. Photo was taken in 1889 in Bath, New York. Item # 732475557 Seward HURD. Photo was taken in Watkins, New York. Item # 732476105 Ellie JOHNSON, age 2 years, 6 months. Photo was taken circa late 1870s in Lambertville, New Jersey. Item # 732476690 Theodore F. OUGHTERSON, 3 years old. Photo was taken circa 1905 in Nashville, Tennessee. Item # 732477185 Grace OUGHTERSON McGOWEN. Photo was taken Circa 1905 in Geneva, New York. Item # 732477592 John W. THOMAS with boys John K. and Lester. Photo was taken circa 1897 in Phillipsburg, New Jersey. Item # 732479251 Carl J. BALLWEG. Photo was taken circa 1906- 1914 in Syracuse, New York. Item # 732479714 Jesse SMITH (brother of W. S. SMITH) and wife. Photo was taken circa 1890-92 in Zionsville, Indiana. Item # 732480069 Laura YARTER WRIGHT. Written below her name, in the same handwriting, is "California." The photo was taken circa 1905 in Syracuse, New York. Item # 733218619 Cabinet of Scottish Artillery Volunteers. Identified is Frederick Matthew WILLIAMS (born 1830) Quarter Master, Sergeant PERCY Artillery Volunteers 1864-1883. Item # 732902882 Lois White CAMERON. Photo was taken circa 1902-07 in Portland, Oregon. Item # 732904543 Captain David LITTLE, at the Oregon Agricultural College (OAC) in Corvallis, Oregon. Item # 732904902 Jack HARVEY. Photo was taken circa 1905-12 in Grants Pass, Oregon. Item # 732905397 O. E. STANLEY (father) and Howard Burton STANLEY, age 3 years, 4 months. Photo taken in Portland, Oregon. Item # 732905746 Chas BERNARD, Rosil BERNARD, and Hendry, Andrew and Normy. Photo was taken circa 1899-1903 in The Dallas, Oregon. Item # 732906107 Uncle of Morton PRICE in Corvallis, Oregon. Item # 733599940 Mrs. Joseph CLARK. Photo was taken circa 1902-08 in Butler, Pennsylvania. Submitted by Mary W. Hurst [email protected]

Hi-- I have contacted the WI archives about 3 times--It does take them a few weeks but they are very good and have found things for me--and very inexpensively--

I am not sure how to reach the University of Wisconsin Archives. But I work in Madison, WI and could do some checking for you. Who were you trying to reach, what is the email address, and what information were you trying to obtain? Sharon Tue, 12 Nov 2002 16:05:11 -0500 From: "Kathy Campbell" To: [email protected] Subject: [GenWisc] University of Wisconsin Archives Does anyone know long it usually takes to get a reply back from the University of Wisconsin Archives at Madison? I emailed them a query back in September, and I haven't hear anything from them. Thanks. Kathy SharonJ. Greuel 769 Kottke Drive Madison, WI 53719-1367 608-270-0117 (home) 608-264-8783 (work) Wisconsin DWD/Worker's Compensation --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? U2 on LAUNCH - Exclusive medley & videos from Greatest Hits CD

Does anyone know long it usually takes to get a reply back from the University of Wisconsin Archives at Madison? I emailed them a query back in September, and I haven't hear anything from them. Thanks. Kathy

Hi,......... Vol 55 and 56 ... this is incorrect: should read Vol 56 and 57 ------- Sorry Brenda <State Historical Society of Wisconsin at Madison Extracted by James L. Hansen, reference librarian 1807-1821 Vol 55 and 56 of the Grignon, Lawe, Porlier papers (Wis. Mss. B) in the Archives Division of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin contain more than 200 engagements from ca1805-1840, nearly all dealing with the trade and traders connected with Green Bay. >> Brenda K. Wolfgram Moore Ancestral Lineages by Kingsley http://genealogypro.com/kingsley.html [email protected] http://grandtraverseregion.com website: for Michigan counties: Benzie, GrandTraverse, Kalkaska, Leelanau surnames: Wolfgram, Kratochvil, Secor/Sicard, Jacques, Laguerre, Vallee and and

Hi, I am cleaning (an never-ending project) in my office and found a copy of the following info that was published in Detroit Soc for Genealogists Research Magazine. It is page 66 but I don't know what issue or year. I have the DSGR index if someone wishes to find a copy of this issue. Begin:________ State Historical Society of Wisconsin at Madison Extracted by James L. Hansen, reference librarian 1807-1821 Vol 55 and 56 of the Grignon, Lawe, Porlier papers (Wis. Mss. B) in the Archives Division of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin contain more than 200 engagements from ca1805-1840, nearly all dealing with the trade and traders connected with Green Bay. The engagements themselves are from several sources and, although those drawn up at Green Bay predominate, there are also substantial numbers from Michilimackinac and Montreal. A number of Michilimackinac engagements, most of which were drawn by the notary Samuel Abbott, do not appear in the list of his engagements published in "Michigan Voyageurs from the Notary Book of Samuel Abbotr, Mackinac Island, 1807-1817, edited by Donna Valley Russell, (DSGS, 1982). These additional engagements are listed below. For the researcher who wishes to examine these records further, the Gringnon, Lawe, Porlier papers have been microfilmed and the microfilms are available for interlibrary loan from the State Historical Society of WI (not an update) Listed is the Date: Employer: Destination: Engagee: Page# Vol 56 I am listed the names only here. If you wish to know the other info please put "Mackinac Fur Trade" in the subject head - along with the name of person you wish the look up on. This material is copyright from the DSGS so am prohibited from putting all the data online. Vol 56 List of Engagees: Joseph Lamarueritte the engagements below are by Ts. Gruet notary at Michilimacinac in place of Abbott, while the British had control of the Island during the War of 1812. Jean Bte. Bouchard Baptiste Yoptch Francois St. Maurice Alexis Ayotte Charles Secord Olivier Desjardins Michelle Gravelle Jacques? Hebert Samuel Abbott resumes as notary Louis Dufour Alexis Larose Jean B. Beauchamp Isaac Jacques Louis Corbeille Jean B. Jina? Edward Holland Vincent Carbonner Prudent Langlois Louis Beaupre I think.. we have this book at our university down in the dungeons. I will try to get there someday and get the info myself. Good Luck Brenda K. Wolfgram Moore [email protected] Brenda K. Wolfgram Moore Ancestral Lineages by Kingsley [email protected] http://grandtraverseregion.com website: for Michigan counties: Benzie, GrandTraverse, Kalkaska, Leelanau surnames: Wolfgram, Kratochvil, Secor/Sicard, Jacques, Laguerre, Vallee and and

You are right, that is the reason that it is termed a land grant university. Dorothy Rasmussen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert W Fay" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, November 10, 2002 6:58 PM Subject: Re: [GenWisc] Land Grant > That sounds like it was one of the land grants used to build UW- > Madison, hence it's termed a land grant university. Does anyone know > for sure? > > Bob Fay > > On 8 Nov 2002 at 18:43, Kim and Brian Wright wrote: > > > This was a message that appeared in the Somebody's Link newsletter. > > Thought maybe someone might be interested. If you are, please use the > > Email below. > > > > > > > > At an auction I bought a Land Grant, mainly for the frame > > it was in. It is for E. D. SMITH, in Bear Creek, Waupaca County, > > Wisconsin. It was signed by Thomas S. ALLEN, William E. SMITH, > > and Charles R. GILL, commissioners of School and University > > Lands at Madison on January 3, 1867. It has the Seal of the > > State of Wisconsin on it. It was recorded by the Registrar of > > Deeds in Waupaca county, Wisconsin on September 17th 1875, > > Volume 39, p. 438. I would be happy to send it on to a member of > > the family of E. D. SMITH. > > Pat Wegener [email protected] > > > > > > > > ==== GenWisconsin Mailing List ==== > > Mailing list moderator: Brenda K. Wolfgram Moore > > email: [email protected] > > > > > > > > ==== GenWisconsin Mailing List ==== > Mailing list moderator: Brenda K. Wolfgram Moore > email: [email protected]

That sounds like it was one of the land grants used to build UW- Madison, hence it's termed a land grant university. Does anyone know for sure? Bob Fay On 8 Nov 2002 at 18:43, Kim and Brian Wright wrote: > This was a message that appeared in the Somebody's Link newsletter. > Thought maybe someone might be interested. If you are, please use the > Email below. > > > > At an auction I bought a Land Grant, mainly for the frame > it was in. It is for E. D. SMITH, in Bear Creek, Waupaca County, > Wisconsin. It was signed by Thomas S. ALLEN, William E. SMITH, > and Charles R. GILL, commissioners of School and University > Lands at Madison on January 3, 1867. It has the Seal of the > State of Wisconsin on it. It was recorded by the Registrar of > Deeds in Waupaca county, Wisconsin on September 17th 1875, > Volume 39, p. 438. I would be happy to send it on to a member of > the family of E. D. SMITH. > Pat Wegener [email protected] > > > > ==== GenWisconsin Mailing List ==== > Mailing list moderator: Brenda K. Wolfgram Moore > email: [email protected] > >

This was a message that appeared in the Somebody's Link newsletter. Thought maybe someone might be interested. If you are, please use the Email below. At an auction I bought a Land Grant, mainly for the frame it was in. It is for E. D. SMITH, in Bear Creek, Waupaca County, Wisconsin. It was signed by Thomas S. ALLEN, William E. SMITH, and Charles R. GILL, commissioners of School and University Lands at Madison on January 3, 1867. It has the Seal of the State of Wisconsin on it. It was recorded by the Registrar of Deeds in Waupaca county, Wisconsin on September 17th 1875, Volume 39, p. 438. I would be happy to send it on to a member of the family of E. D. SMITH. Pat Wegener [email protected]

Hello Everyone: We receive hundreds of messages each month for information on early American Emigrants and quite some time ago we found a very good article on the subject and thought we would share it with you. Titled.......Founders of Early American Families...Emigrants From Europe 1607-1657. This is something all genealogists and researchers should read to have a better understanding of what was happening here prior to 1657. We have posted the article on our web site at: http://www.linkline.com/personal/xymox/ Once you get there you will be looking for the link Family Pages Index which you will enter. On the Family Pages Index enter FOUNDERS OF EARLY AMERICAN FAMILIES. Everyone has FREE access to all our web site and reports contained there. Enjoy Harold Oliver America's First Families

WANECK, LEIGEL and EICHINGER families living in Franklin, Sauk/Iowa Co., WI in the 1800�s. My search of the area has resulted in the knowledge that many families from Bavaria settled in the area. However I have found little reference to indentify the parents, sisters, brothers of these families, birthdates, dates of emigration, birth and death dates, land holdings, etc. I have found a Josephi WALNICK (presumed WANECK) and wife Thedae LIEGEL (presumed LEIGEL) attending the wedding ceremony of their daughter Catharine to Adolph ROTT (sometimes spelled ROTH or RATT as this time) on 2 April 1864 in Sauk City, according to the church records of St. Aloysius Congregation in Sauk City. Catherine was reportedly born in 1844. She died 30 June 1895 in Washougal, WA. At the time of her marriage, she is mentioned as a widow of 20 years of age and her former husband was a NAGEL. (can anyone identify whom this person might have been?) Adolph Roth was born 1 November 1830 in Alfter, Prussia according to the baptism records found in the Catholic church arhives in Alfter. His death date is still unknown, but after 1910, where he is found in the WA census Another entry from the same church shows 1.1864 marriage St. Aloysius Congregation church records at Sauk City, Wisconson. Honey Creek: Day 7, month November I in matrimony joined Theodorum ROTT, son of Mathiae ROTT from Prussia____?, and Katharinam EICHINGER, daughter of Michael EICHINGER from Bavaria_____?______. Witnesses. Mathias ROTT and Michael EICHINGER. Year: 1864 Katherine Eichinger was born 11 November 1848. Various records show her being born in PA and Germany. She died 7 September 1916 in Washougal, WA Theodore ROTT was born 9 May 1836 or 1838 in Alfter. He died 24 September 1908 in Washougal, WA Many Bavarian families were living in Franklin- sometimes cited as Iowa Co. and sometimes Sauk Co. All three families are reported to come from Bavaria. Is there any sources regarding these Bavarian families and does anyone have any information which might help with my research? The transcription from the St. Aloysius Church in Sauk City provided great information but due to undoubtedly difficult reading, resulted with many open questions. The WALNICK name is spelled in many different versions (WALNICK,WANNECK,WANJAECK,WANECK,WANECKI as follows: Sources: 1. Marriage date and parents information Source: St. Aloysius Congregation, Sauk City church records. Marriage record at church shows her father as Josephi WALNICK and mother Thedae LIEGEL of Franklin Iowa County. Witnesses at wedding were Mathias ROTT, grandfather and Joh. Anton SCHMITZ. 2. 1872 baptism record of Josephus ROTH, son of Adolphi ROTH and Caharinae WANNECK, born 17 March 1872, baptised 21 April 1972. St. Aloysius Congregation, Sauk City church records. 3. 1875 baptism record of Adolphum ROTH, son of Adolphi ROTH and Catharina WANJAECK, born 22 September 1875 and baptised 31 October 1875. St. Aloysius Congregation, Sauk City church records. 4. 1867 baptism record of Mattias ROTH, son of Wolfi ROTH and Cathar WANECK, born 29 December 1867, and baptised 6 January 1867. St. Aloysius Congregation, Sauk City church records. 5. 1938 death record of Thomas D. ROTH, father was Adolph Roth, b. Germany, mother Catherine WANECKI, b. Germany Each entry shows different spelling of family name. 6. Wisconsin Marriages, pre-1907 Can someone do a look-up to see if any of these persons are mentioned? What is the correct family name spelling? The EICHINGER name research also reveals a number of different spellings (EICHINGER, AICHINGER,EITGING (EITYING), EICHENER) as follows: Sources of this Family name 1.1864 marriage St. Aloysius Congregation church records at Sauk City, Wisconson. Honey Creek: Day 7, month November I in matrimony joined Theodorum ROTT, son of Mathiae ROTT from Prussia____?, and Katharinam EICHINGER, daughter of Michael EICHINGER from Bavaria_____?______. Witnesses. Mathias ROTT and Michael EICHINGER. Year: 1864 2.1867 baptism of Caherinae ROTT, b. May 12 1867, baptised June 2, 1867, daughter of Theodori ROTT and Catharinae AICHINGER. Sponsors Mathilde PSCHOR and Adolph ROTT. 3. 1869 baptism of Joseph, b. Feb. 13, 1869, baptised Feb.28, 1869, son of Theod. ROTT and Kath. EICHINGER. Sponsors Math. ROTT and Helena (ROTT). 4. 1870 baptism of Anna Maria Elisabetha ROTH, b. Sept. 21,1870, baptised Oct. 2, 1870, daughter of Theodori ROTH and Catharinae EICHINGER. Sponsors: Elisabetha EICHINGER, residence of Sauk City. 5. 1873 baptism of Theodorum ROTT, b. Jan. 10, 1873, baptised Mar. 16, 1873, son of Theodori ROTT and Katharinae, born EICHINGER. Sponsors: Christiana SCHROEDER and Elisabetha EICHINGER. Honey Creek, Paul Geyer, Pastor. 6. 1880 WI census shows a Michael EICHINGER, born 1802 in Bavaria together with wife Lisabeth living at Honey Creek 7. 1931 death of son Joseph Rott, b. Feb 13 (no year) in WI - d. May 10, 1931, Washougal River. Catholic Church, died of Diabetis Metitis, married, services. Charged to Maggie Rott. Father, Theodore Rott, b. Germany, mo. Catherine EITGING (EITYING), b. PA, b. Catholic Cemetery, Washougal. 8. 1935 death of Katherine BANFIELD, b. May 17, 1867, WI, d. Oct 14, 1935, Theodore ROTT residence, Washougal. Widow, Washougal Catholic church for services; age 68 years fa. Theodore ROTT, b. Germany, mo. Katherine EICHENER, b. Washougal Catholic Cemetery. It would appear that EICHINGER might be the correct spelling but I have been unable to uncover any additional reference to this Michael Eichinger, exact date of birth(?1802?), wifes �full name (believed to have been born in 1817 in Bavaria), date of emigration, land records, etc. I have been unable to find any other references to the LEIGEL, LIEGEL family name. The information provided by anyone regarding any of the above mentioned persons or extended families is appreciated. Best regards from Munich, Thomas Roth [email protected] __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? HotJobs - Search new jobs daily now http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/

So far as we know, Robert Atkin must have gone to Wisconsin after1912. He was in England circa 1920-3. Thank you Beryl ----- Original Message ----- From: "Willes Traver" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, November 03, 2002 1:03 AM Subject: Re: [GenWisc] Masonic Lodges in Wisconsin > Sorry, will keep watch for him. About what time frame are we talking about. > Sally > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "beryl atkin" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Thursday, October 31, 2002 7:35 PM > Subject: Re: [GenWisc] Masonic Lodges in Wisconsin > > > > Willes, > > Your letter has prompted me to ask if anyone researching Masonic Lodges in > > Wisconsin comes across the name Robert George Atkin, could they please > tell > > me when and where he was listed. We have heard that he was a Mason, but > so > > far no leads as to where he lived in Wisconsin. Thank you Beryl > Atkin > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Willes Traver" <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2002 6:22 AM > > Subject: [GenWisc] Masonic Lodges in Wisconsin > > > > > > > Hi > > > Found the following Masonic Lodges in the state of Wisconsin. Thought > they > > > might help someone in their searching. Someone posted about a Masonic > > Lodge > > > in Portage and I am hoping that one of these addresses will help. > > > > > > Masonic Lodge > > > 206 6th Ave W > > > Ashland, WI ZipCode > > > Phone:(715)682-3270 > > > > > > Masonic Lodge > > > 1127 Eclipse Ave > > > Beloit, WI ZipCode > > > Phone:(608)362-0364 > > > > > > Masonic Lodge > > > 229 W Grand Ave > > > Beloit, WI ZipCode > > > Phone:(608)362-6073 > > > > > > Masonic Lodge > > > 2122 16th Ave > > > Bloomer, WI ZipCode > > > Phone:(715)568-4851 > > > > > > Masonic Lodge > > > 1007 S 2nd St > > > Delavan, WI ZipCode > > > Phone:(262)728-6556 > > > > > > Masonic Lodge > > > 209 Locust St > > > Hudson, WI ZipCode > > > Phone:(715)377-0817 > > > > > > Masonic Lodge > > > 335 S Lake Shore Dr > > > Lake Geneva, WI ZipCode > > > Phone:(262)248-9980 > > > > > > Masonic Lodge > > > 100 N Blair St > > > Madison, WI ZipCode > > > Phone:(608)251-1478 > > > > > > Masonic Lodge > > > 3564 Cottage Grove Rd > > > Madison, WI ZipCode > > > Phone:(608)222-6166 > > > > > > Masonic Lodge > > > 810 Chicago St > > > Manitowoc, WI ZipCode > > > Phone:(920)684-4334 > > > > > > Masonic Lodge > > > 513 Superior Ave > > > Oconto, WI ZipCode > > > Phone:(920)834-2633 > > > > > > Masonic Lodge > > > 1012 S Main St > > > Racine, WI ZipCode > > > Phone:(262)633-6658 > > > > > > Masonic Lodge > > > 122 E Walnut St > > > River Falls, WI ZipCode > > > Phone:(715)425-2333 > > > > > > Masonic Lodge > > > 125 S 5th St > > > Stoughton, WI ZipCode > > > Phone:(608)873-9204 > > > > > > Masonic Lodge > > > 3117 N 21st St > > > Superior, WI ZipCode > > > Phone:(715)392-4984 > > > > > > Masonic Lodge > > > 1021 11th Ave > > > Union Grove, WI ZipCode > > > Phone:(262)878-9938 > > > > > > Masonic Lodge > > > 118 1/2 S Main St > > > Viroqua, WI ZipCode > > > Phone:(608)637-3168 > > > > > > Masonic Lodge > > > 317 South St > > > Waukesha, WI ZipCode > > > Phone:(262)542-6753 > > > > > > Masonic Lodge > > > 16 S Madison St > > > Waupun, WI ZipCode > > > Phone:(920)324-3141 > > > > > > Happy Hunting > > > Sally > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: <[email protected]> > > > To: <[email protected]> > > > Sent: Saturday, October 26, 2002 2:03 PM > > > Subject: [GenWisc] Portage, Wisconsin > > > > > > > > > > I wish to write to the Masonic Lodge in Portage regarding my > > > > great-grandfather but am having problems locating the address. Could > > > someone > > > > help me with this or if there is another address I should contact > > > regarding > > > > this lodge's records I'd appreciate that information. Thank you. > > > Jeannette > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== GenWisconsin Mailing List ==== > > > > Mailing list moderator: Brenda K. Wolfgram Moore > > > > email: [email protected] > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== GenWisconsin Mailing List ==== > > > Mailing list moderator: Brenda K. Wolfgram Moore > > > email: [email protected] > > > > > > > > > > > ==== GenWisconsin Mailing List ==== > > Mailing list moderator: Brenda K. Wolfgram Moore > > email: [email protected] > > > > > ==== GenWisconsin Mailing List ==== > Mailing list moderator: Brenda K. Wolfgram Moore > email: [email protected] >

I finally stumbled on some information on my family that seems to be a big secret. Need help with getting more information (names, dob, dod, etc) as the surviving family members who know about this will not talk. My dad's twin brother (my dad and his twin are both deceased)apparently had a set of twins with his cousin. One of these children died at or near birth and never left the hospital according my source. They were born in Goodhue County (supposedly in Red Wing) and one died there. The other one didn't live long (less than a year) but went home to live somewhere in Wisconsin. This child died in Wisconsin. I am not sure of the sex of these children, nor the last names of these children - I am guessing it as Anderson due to the generation they were born in. There was a law suit as well. They tried to get child support from my uncle for the surviving child after it's death. My mother happened to go by a cemetery and see them burying this child and this information was told in the court. I would be interested in the law suit papers as well. I am also searching for the cemetery/ies (not sure if they are buried together or even in the same cemetery) for pictures later on as I plan a visit in the next year. The twins' fathers name is William (Bill) Noll. The mother's (Bill's cousin) name is/was Lorraine Anderson. Not sure if she is alive or not, and if so not sure of married or not. Her parents are Orren (could be Oren or Orin) and Alice Anderson. Alice is still alive but very old and do not want to try to locate her at this time. Alice's maiden name is Dewey. Any leads/information would be very much appreciated. Wanda Noll-Gonzalez --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? HotJobs - Search new jobs daily now