Yes, you can go to the FTM Website and on their webpage there is a spot that allows you to request the submitter for the tree. The only thing is that the address given will be the one they lived at when they submitted the tree and in my experience which has been three times...The person no longer lived there. I wish you better luck on yours.

In a message dated 6/22/00 6:01:13 AM Central Daylight Time, GenWisconsin-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > > is there a way to find out who submitted the information on a family tree? i > > need to try to contact the submitter of tree2842 on volume 8 thank you very > much. > Hi, If you go to www.familytreemaker.com, there should be an area where you can request the submitter information on that particular family tree. They have a form to fill out for the Tree No. as well as the CD No. I received information within a few days when I requested submitter info. Candy

is there a way to find out who submitted the information on a family tree? i need to try to contact the submitter of tree2842 on volume 8 thank you very much. ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Remember there is a branch of the National Archives in Chicago. http://www.nara.gov/genealogy/ http://www.nara.gov/regional/public/chipubli.html#genealogy It appears the microforms reading machines need to be reserved by phone before you visit. If you are using archival materials, you need to obtain a researcher ID card, which is obtained in person during your visit. For some on-line finding aids... http://www.nara.gov/regional/findaids/chicfind.html http://www.nara.gov/regional/chicago.html http://www.nara.gov/regional/facility/chifacil.html http://www.nara.gov/regional/public/chipubli.html > > Does anyone know the name and location of the genealogy in Chicago?

You are probably thinking of the Newberry Library. http://www.newberry.org/ However there are many libraries in the Chicago Land Area, this list includes all of Illinois. But you would want to check the IRAD also. http://www.CyndisList.com/il.htm#Libraries As with any library, notice the hours they are open and if the card catalog is on-line, which most are... Have the card catalog searched while you are at home and save precious time for research in the area. > Does anyone know the name and location of the genealogy in Chicago? I

Thank you. You've been very helpful. Joan

Does anyone know if public libraries in Wisconsin will be open Monday, July 3? I'm specifically hoping to visit Green Bay and Sheboygan. Thank you, Bonnie H. Laguna Beach, Calif.

Hi All, I will be visiting Wisconsin shortly and hope to be looking at the old church books at a couple of churches. Does anyone know if it is (expected?), (required?), (appropriate?), (just courtesy?), etc. to give a donation to the church for allowing me to look at their old records? If so, about how much is appropriate? Has anyone done this? Thanks so much for your help. Bonnie H Laguna Beach, California

Thanks a lot. I was thinking of the Newberry Library. I will check into it right away. Thanks again Joan

Does anyone know the name and location of the genealogy in Chicago? I am going there in a couple of months and I would like to visit it if I can. Thanks Joan

Hi Duane, I've been trying to find you. You had asked about a Wilhemina Hannah Krupke, I believe? My ggUncle Otto A. Harnisch married her in Stettin, Germany. I have info. on her, some on her parents, and some info. on her children, grandchildren, if you want it. I have it copied for you. Just let me know where to send it...too much to type. Leanne Mitchell ---------- Original Message ---------------------------------- From: "Donna DeVoe" <devoe@le-win.net> Reply-To: GenWisconsin-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sun, 18 Jun 2000 19:38:12 -0500 >If you are a DeVoe or related to a DeVoe and you are looking for a free meal and some fun there will be a DeVoe reunion in southern WI. in Aug. E-mail me privately for day and location. Thank you, Duane DeVoe ==== GenWisconsin Mailing List ====

Thank you, Sally, for the PRIES info. I really appreciate it! Lorena Funk St. Augustine, FL >From: "Sally" <sallyt@mw.sisna.com> >Subject: [GenWisconsin] re: Pries >Found a Henry Pries 1860 Census in Milwaukee Co (8 W Milwaukee District) >found on page 679 of that census. >Found a Jacob Pries 1855 in Ozaukee Co Port Washington Village on page 2. >Found a Jacob Pries 1850 Census in Grant County 24th district page 52. > >Found a Lewis H Pries serving Civil War 31st Wis Inf Company H. >Found a Moses Pries serving Civil War 31st Wis Inf. > >Found a Peter Preis in a 1890's Veteran Schedule. > >Found a Christian Pries buying land in Wisconsin 80 acres at the Stevens Point Land Office. The >year was 1869. His land would be in Adams County, Wis. > >Found a Johann Pries buying land in Eau Clair office in Taylor County, Wisconsin in the year 1891

Sally I live in the township of Mackford in Green Lake. I will make an effort to help you if you can give me more details. I do not have census but will contact the Markesan Historical Society to determine if they have any information on your relative. Can you provide further details. Gayle

I also have the WW I book for Norman County, Minnesota USA which I can do lookups in. It lists all soldiers who served and deceased. The Ulen, Minnesota, USA Centennial Book. Journey Back To Hawley, Minnesota, USA Twin Valley, Minnesota, USA Centennial Book Please request offlist at mbakke@eot.com. Margit

ok. I'm sure I'll find my way there with all the help I've had from you and everyone else on the list. Dee

Thanks to all who helped me with the census and statehood of Wisconsin. A reminder, all lookups offlist to my email address. > >

Margit, Thank you for the offer. Do you have any listings for Cummings, McCarthy, Landy, Nutting, Walsh, or McKee? Thank you in advance. Jamie Fink ----- Original Message ----- From: "Margit" <mbakke@eot.com> To: <GenWisconsin-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, June 19, 2000 10:19 PM Subject: [GenWisconsin] Lookups Offered > I have the following books and will be glad to do lookups, please > contact offlist at mbakke@eot.com and put Lookup in the subject line. > Thanks > > A History of the People of Norman County, Minnesota, USA (Alphabetical, > so easy to check) > > History of Goodhue County, Minnesota, USA (Indexed) > > Margit > > > ==== GenWisconsin Mailing List ==== > > >

I have the following books and will be glad to do lookups, please contact offlist at mbakke@eot.com and put Lookup in the subject line. Thanks A History of the People of Norman County, Minnesota, USA (Alphabetical, so easy to check) History of Goodhue County, Minnesota, USA (Indexed) Margit

Found a Henry Pries 1860 Census in Milwaukee Co (8 W Milwaukee District) found on page 679 of that census. Found a Jacob Pries 1855 in Ozaukee Co Port Washington Village on page 2. Found a Jacob Pries 1850 Census in Grant County 24th district page 52. Found a Lewis H Pries serving Civil War 31st Wis Inf Company H. Found a Moses Pries serving Civil War 31st Wis Inf. Found a Peter Preis in a 1890's Veteran Schedule. Found a Christian Pries buying land in Wisconsin 80 acres at the Stevens Point Land Office. The year was 1869. His land would be in Adams County, Wis. Found a Johann Pries buying land in Eau Clair office in Taylor County, Wisconsin in the year 1891