Hi Robin, Boy will you ever have your hands fulll with this offer but I think it's very kind of you to do this I'm very much interested in any Besseys' from Lincoln. Thank you ever so much Melville Fletcher Tokyo, Japan

Most all have lengthy bios, some w/photos. Contact me for look-ups and copies. (A) Adams, Ahlert, Akey, Alban, Aldrich, Allen, Altenberg, Alton, Ament, Ames, Anderle, Anderson, Angelbeck, Applekamp, Arneson, Aronson, arveson, Ashton, Atcherson (B) Babbitt, Backstrum, Baehman, Baker, Bakken, Ball, Ballstadt, Balmer, Barber, Barlow, Barnes, Barnum, Barrett, Barrick, Bassett, Bastian, BAuer, BAuman, Baumgartner, Bayer,Beach, Behn, Belkey, Bennett, Bent, Bentz, Beque, Bergstad, Bessey, Bettinger, Bettis, Beyer,Binkley, Bisbee, Bishop, Blaisdell, Blakenburg, Bloechl, Blohm, Bloom, Blumenstein, Bode, Boden, Bolger, Bonack, Bonfight, Bowman, Bradley, Brann, Brewster, Briesmeister, Briggs, Broadbridge, Bromley, Bronsted, Brooker, Brooks, Broulette, Brown, Bruns, Brunswick, Bryant, Buck, Burns (C) Calder, Caldwell, Calkins, Callahan, Callsen, Cardinal, Carlin, Carlson, Carman, Carroll, Carter, Case, Caylor, Cepress, Chabrison, Chafee, Chamberlain, Chauvin, Cheatham, Chilsen, Christensen, Christianson, Christopherson, Clark, Clorn, Colby, Cole, Coleman, Conant, Cone, Confrite, Conro, Cook, Coon, Cotey, Cotter, Cottrell, Croker,Crosby, Curran, Cutter (D) Daily, Danfield, Daniels, Danielson, Davies, DeHAss, DeNoyer, Denton, Didier, Dillon, Dobbs, Doering, Dolan, Donaldson, Doriot, Dorsch, Dorwin, Dowden, Doyle, Draeger, Drever, Du Frain, Dudley, Dunn, Durkee, Dusel, Dutcher (E) Ebert, Eby, Edwin, Ehn, Eklund, Elliott, Ellis, Emden, Emerich, Emmerling, Emmons, Enckhausen, Erickson,Eschwig, Espeseth, Evenson, Ewald (F) Fabian, Fechtner, Feiler,Fero, Fett, Fischer, Flannery, Fliss, Foelkner, Foss, Foster, Frank, Frederick, Fremstad, French, Freyberg, Frick, Fries, Froehlich (G) Gabe, Gaffney, Gagen, Gahan, Garrison, Gauthier, Geiss, Gerke, Gertz, Gibson, Gillett, Gilley, Gillie, Gilligan, Gleason, Goldstrand, Goldynski, Goller, Gospill, Graeber, Green, Greggorie, Gregory, Greiner, Griffith, Grill, Grinde, Griswold, Gross, Gruetzmacher, Grundy, Gudegast, Gumtz, Guth, Gwidt (H) Haase, Habersaat, Habiger, Habrich, Halder, Hall, Hamlin, Hammes, Hanke, Hansen, Hanson, Hardell, Haskell, Haugsby, Hayton, Hayward, Hazen, Hedberg, Hedeen, Hehn, Heineman, Heinemann,Heinke, Henderson, Hendrichs, Henry, Herman, Hess, Heth, Hibbard, Hieb, Hildebrand, Hilgermann, Hill, Hinckley, Hinkley, Hodgdon, Hoffman, Horn, Houg, Houlahan, Howe, Howland, Hoyt, Huber, Hunter (J) Jaaska, Jacks, Jackson, Jacobus, Jaeger, Jansen, Jillson, Johannes, johnson, Jones,Josephs, Joslin, Jossart, Jungman, Juve (K) Kahn, Kaiser, Kamke, Kandutsch, Keller, Kennedy, Keppler, Kesler, Ketz, Keyes, Kiepke, Kilroe, Kinney, Klade, Kleutz, Kline, Kluxdal, Knudson, Koeller, Koerner, Kohlhoff, Kolls, Koppa, Korpal, Korth, Koth, Kraft, Krause, Kretlow, Krimm, Kristensen, Krogman, Krohn, Krubsack, Krueger, Krugel, Krupp, Kudick, Kuehling, Kuehne, Kuhnert, Kummer, Kunschke, Kunz, Kurtz, Kurtzweil, Kushman (L) La Fave, La Renzie, Laabe, Lacau, LaChance, Lagon, Lambert, Lang, Langdon, Larsen, Larson, Lassig, Lathrop, Laundrie, Lawler, Lawrence, Lawton, Leadbetter, Leary, Lee, Leidiger, Leith, Lewerenz, Lick, Lillund, Little, Lobischer, Locy, Londo,Long, Loughrin, Louk, Love, Loveless, Lowell, Luderus, Luedtke, Luethy, Lugar, Lupton, Lytle (M) Maagenson,Macfarlane, MacGregor, Mack, Macomber, Madden, Major, Manhardt, Manthey, Mapes, Markham, MArks, Markworht, MArsh, Marshall, MArtin, Martinson, MArtz, Mason, MAttoon, MAttson, McCarthy. McCormick, McDonald, McElrone, McGee, McGlinn, McGregor, McHenry, McIndoe, McKenzie, McLaughlin, McNutt, McRae, Means, Medenwaldt, Meeker, Melang, Meloy, Menefee, Meyer, Michelson, Middlestadt, Mielke, Miles, Miller, Minahan, Mitbauer, Moe,Moen, Monro, Moore, Moran, Morey, Morgan, Morin, Morrill, Morrison, Morse, Mulcahey, Munro, Murphy, Murray, Mussel, Mykleby, Myre, Myszka, (N) Nash, Neitzke, Neldberg, Nelson, Nerli, Neu, Neuman, Neuville, Newell, Nibler, Nichols, Nick, Nienow, Noel, Nolan, Norton, Nortwen, Nusbaum (O) Oberg, Oberholtzer, O'Connor, O'Day, Oelhafen, O'Hare, Oldenberg, O'Leary, Oliver, OLkowski, OLson, O'Melia, Orr, Osborne, Osterberg, Ostrander, Otto, Overbeck, Owen, Owens, Oxley (P) Packhard, Paine, Panabaker, Paquette, Parker, Parshall, Patterson, Pattinson, Pautz, Pavlick, Peck, Pecor, Peelen, Peevy, Perinier, Persohn, Peterman, Peterson, Pfalzgraff, Philipps, Perce, Pingel, Pinkowski, Plautz, Plugh, Podeweltz, Poirer, Pomes, Pond, Pope, Porten, Porter, Poutre, Powell, Prock, Pukall, Puls (R) Radcliffe, Radue, Rasmussen, Ravn, Ray, Raymond, Reardon, Reed, Rehfeld, Reinhart, Rendell, Revnew, Rheaume, Rice, Richards, Richmond, Rismon, Robbins, Roepeke, Rogahn, Rogers, Roscal, Ross, Rumery, Runge, Runke, Rusch, Russ, Rutherford (S) Sailer, Saltenberger, Samuelson, Samways, Sanborn, Sandbeck, Sanderson, Sayner, Schilling, Schlack, Schlecht, Schliesmann, Schmidt, Schoeneck, Schrader, Schram, Schreck, Schroeder, Schultz, Schulz, Schwager, Schwartz, Scott, Searl, Seibel, Seidle, Seth, Seyfert, Shank, Shannon, Shape, Shelton, Shucha, Sievert, Sievwright, Simonds, Sipps, Sisson, Slosson, Smith, Sorenson, Sprague, St. Clair, St, Louis, Staffan, Stamp, Stange, Stanzil, Staub, Steele, Steinmueller, Stevens, Stolle, Stone, Strandberg, Strangstad, Straub, Strewlow,Strobel, Stumpner, Stypczski, Sutliff, Sutton, Swails, Swanland, Swedberg, Sweet (T) Tank, Taylor, Teal, Thayer, Theiler, Theilman, Theriault, Thomas, Thompson, Thurston, Tilden, Torkelson, Torphy, Trantow, Treat, Tripp, Trumble, Turnquist, Tweedy (U) Uhl, Ulrich, Urbank (V) Valley, Van Bussum, Van Hecke, Vandervort, Vaughan, Vaughn, Verage, Vilas, Vlach, Voight, Voss (W) Wagner, Walker, Wallis, Walsh, Walstad, Warner, Washburn, Weaver, Webster, Wecks, Weed, Weesner, Weil, Weiss, Weisse, Welch, Wenzel, Wernecke, Wesalowski, Westgate, Wetzel, Whitbeck, Whittiker, Wiegand, Wight, Wilcox, Wilkowski, Willett, Williams, Willis, Wilson, Winger, Winnemann, Winter, Wittman, Wolfgram, Woodzicha, Wubker, Wurl (Y) Yenor, Young, Youngquist (Z) Zander, Zastrow, Ziebell, Ziesemer, Zimbal, Zimmerman, Zimpelmann, Zirzow WHEW... Happy Searching, Robin

Hi, Definitely check both. It would be wrong to assume that they carry the same items. It all comes down to the correspondent. Good hunting. Mike Dellger -----Original Message----- From: Sidney Reilly <sidneyreilly@hotmail.com> To: GenWisconsin-L@rootsweb.com <GenWisconsin-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, July 27, 2000 10:04 PM Subject: [GenWisconsin] Glenbulah (Sheboygan County) Newspapers Hello: Could someone tell me which newspaper I should look at for an obituary covering Glenbulah (by Sheboygan) in Feb, 1916? Plymouth Review? Sheboygan Press? Other? kwick ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com ==== GenWisconsin Mailing List ====

Hi Jacquline saw your post on genwisconsin re surnames researching-I am researching Schroeder's also,my gmother Bertha Gehrig nee Schroeder was born in Watertown wisconsin and moved to Medford Wi Taylor Co where she resided until her death in 1938-she had three siblings Herman,Emma,and Ferry=father was August Schroeder -mother was Wilhelmina Krueger gordon Jacqueline Sack wrote: > I am researching for information in Jefferson, Waushara, Milwaukee, Fond du Lac, Green Lake Counties for the following surnames--Adams, Altenbach, Beegle, Broecker, Frank, Gehrke, Jones, O'Brien, Sack, Schroeder, Weiss and variations, Wells > Would appreciate any information and/or questions. > Sincerely, > Jacqueline > rae-sack@worldnet.att.net. > > ==== GenWisconsin Mailing List ==== Jacqueline Sack wrote: > I am researching for information in Jefferson, Waushara, Milwaukee, Fond du Lac, Green Lake Counties for the following surnames--Adams, Altenbach, Beegle, Broecker, Frank, Gehrke, Jones, O'Brien, Sack, Schroeder, Weiss and variations, Wells > Would appreciate any information and/or questions. > Sincerely, > Jacqueline > rae-sack@worldnet.att.net. > > ==== GenWisconsin Mailing List ====

Thank you for offering to do look ups. I'm interested in STONE and THAYER. Anne Wilson DWilso147@aol.com

In a message dated 07/27/2000 4:55:02 PM Central Daylight Time, kjendlie@ticon.net writes: << Would also be interested in finding out what others are volunteering for >> You don't have enough to do? I can fix that... Hee hee. Can you be more specific - volunteering for as far as what? Traveled around the state over 400 miles yesterday, visiting archives and libraries. (Jackson Co to Kenosha) Next stretch of days off plan to hit Lafayette and Green. Want to do lunch Donna? I'll let you know when I go plan to go roaming again, and maybe we can connect! I'm always up for lunch at Omega on Morgan and 27th in Milwaukee, Theresa. My all-time favorite restaurant! Best regards, Cathy Kubly State Coordinator, WIGenExchange ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ WIGenExchange (select desired county or record type) http://www.genexchange.org/state.cfm?state=wi ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Help Keep Genealogy Free For Online Genealogists http://www.genexchange.org/volunteers.cfm#cc

Hi Robin, WHEW is right! That's quite a list. I am looking for info on Gaffney, Garrison and Walsh. Thank you for your kind and generous offer. Sue ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

The Sheboygan Press would proviode a larger coverage area.

I am looking for Rowe and Hine in Waukesha County. Does anyone have any info on these names? Stella in PA

>From a totally ignorant new Yorker who doesn't know a thing outside of her NY boundaries. :) Were there certain German Societies in the 1850s that would sponser immigrants, by way of the promise of land? I saw an interesting post on a NY list, where someone said a German Society would sponser a whole group from a certain area in Germany (by way of literature..Like a sales pitch.) to lure them to the midwest where land was promised. From NY they booked passage for points further west. Question..Would the land have had to be bought before they even left the homeland? Question..If it was BUT they never left NY, what would happen to the land if they didn't claim it? I.m looking at Green Bay, Mantowoc County. Thanks Nancy <A HREF="http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~blkyn/Bklyn.Info.Page.html"> Brooklyn Info Page</A>

The bouncing mail is up to the list owner. They can set a certain # on their utilities list before being unsubbed. Mine is set at 4. And even then it's too many when u have more than one server bouncing! Actually, I believe it is the individuals server that gives problems. Rootsweb has this protection because of SPAM. The Smartlist' server at Rootsweb, detects the bounces as spam and protects u. :) Nancy <A HREF="http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~blkyn/Bklyn.Info.Page.html"> Brooklyn Info Page</A>

Hello: Could someone tell me which newspaper I should look at for an obituary covering Glenbulah (by Sheboygan) in Feb, 1916? Plymouth Review? Sheboygan Press? Other? kwick ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Hi, I recently found my GGG Grandfather Bartus Silvernail on the 1860 Waupaca mortality census. He died in Weywawega in December of 1859. In 1855 he was in Oakfield, Fond du Lac County with 2 of his sons, in 1860 one son was still in Oakfield, the other had moved to Pepin County. I have no idea what Bartus was doing in Weyauwega the family seemed to stay together, my only other thought would be that maybe one of his daughters and her family (unknown name) moved to Weyauwega. There is no record of his death or that of his wife Elizabeth who must have died between 1855 and 1859. Here's my question. Can the land Bartus lived on be traced through the mortality census? I don't see anything on it, like a farm number or dwelling number that are on regular census records. Thank you, Mary Silvernail

I am researching for information in Jefferson, Waushara, Milwaukee, Fond du Lac, Green Lake Counties for the following surnames--Adams, Altenbach, Beegle, Broecker, Frank, Gehrke, Jones, O'Brien, Sack, Schroeder, Weiss and variations, Wells Would appreciate any information and/or questions. Sincerely, Jacqueline rae-sack@worldnet.att.net.

I am searching or gathering info on the following families: Green Co. BRUNKOW; DUNWIDDIE; HARTWICH,ICK,IG; NEWMAN; WOODLE; ZIMMERMAN Walworth Co. BOLLWAHN; LANGE; LONG; WIEDEMANN; VOSS; HEIDEN; WARFEL; MEISTER Rock Co. KJENDLIE; CHRISTIANSON Norwegian line Would also be interested in finding out what others are volunteering for if that is appropriate for this list. Donna Donna Long Kjendlie, Walworth County web manager http://www.rootsweb.com/~wiwalwor http://GenExchange.com (go to WI and click on Walworth or Green) Vice-President of the Walworth County (WI) Genealogical Society Wisconsin Genealogical Council, member Board of Directors WI State Old Cemetery coordinator for Green, And Rock Co. Sec'y/Treas for Walworth Co.Cemetery Assn > > > ==== GenWisconsin Mailing List ==== -- 

Jean, Here's the phone number for Holy Cross Cemetery (414) 438-4430. Mary Farm Products, Inc. wrote: > Can anyone give me the phone number for Holy Cross Cemetery in Milwaukee? > Thank you. > Jean > > ==== GenWisconsin Mailing List ====

Is anyone familar with this book? considering the author, I need an oppinion from someone with considerable knowledge of his work... At what point did he begin to make stuff up? Was it only on paid for genealogies? Ulster County, New York Probate Records by Gustave Anjou Iris

Thank you very much Robin! ----- Original Message ----- From: Robin Comeau <rcomeau@acsu.buffalo.edu> To: <GenWisconsin-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2000 2:57 PM Subject: Re: [GenWisconsin] Holy Cross Cemetery-Milwaukee Obtained through a yellow page search: Holy Cross Cemetery 7301 W Nash St Milwaukee, Wi (414) 438-4420 Happy digging! (grin) Robin "Farm Products, Inc." wrote: > Can anyone give me the phone number for Holy Cross Cemetery in Milwaukee? > Thank you. > Jean > > ==== GenWisconsin Mailing List ==== ==== GenWisconsin Mailing List ====

Obtained through a yellow page search: Holy Cross Cemetery 7301 W Nash St Milwaukee, Wi (414) 438-4420 Happy digging! (grin) Robin "Farm Products, Inc." wrote: > Can anyone give me the phone number for Holy Cross Cemetery in Milwaukee? > Thank you. > Jean > > ==== GenWisconsin Mailing List ====

Can anyone give me the phone number for Holy Cross Cemetery in Milwaukee? Thank you. Jean