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    1. {GenWisc}Roll Call
    2. E MOHR
    3. From;" Ed Mohr" edmohr@att.net To GenWisconsin-L@rootsweb.com POMPER, Carl Herman. Born Hartenstein, Saxony, Germany Born,1860. To; St Paul,MN. 1892<> to Downing, WI. 1900 Deceased 26 May 1920. Downing Mound Cematary RUTZEN. Paulina, Born Kohlberg, Pommern, PR. Born 1866, To; St Paul,MN 1888 / 89 <>To Downing,WI. 1900,Deceased 11 Oct 1928, Downing Mound Cematary

    01/02/2005 12:32:56
    1. Roll Call: MCLEAN-MORRISSEY-ARCHIBALD-PECOR
    2. Karen Keyser
    3. Hi all, John McLean is my brick wall. John was born April 14, 1843 in New Brunswick, Canada to John McLean and Esther Thompson. He came to the United States in 1874. He is in Maple Valley, Lena and Spruce in Oconto Co., WI., during the 1880, 1900, and 1910 census. He married Elizabeth Blanche Morrissey, d/o John Morrissey and Anna Archibald on June 12, 1876. Elizabeth was born July 13, 1855. She and her family had come to Wisconsin from New Brunswick, Canada also. John and Elizabeth had 14 children between 1877 and 1898 in Oconto Co., WI. Their son, (my grandfather,) Claude McLean married Ida Pecor, who was a granddaughter of Peter Pecor, a founder of Oconto, Wisconsin. Claude's small family, along with his parents and siblings, except for 4 sisters, moved West through Canada, to Washington State and later to Oregon. The four sisters that stayed in Wisconsin were Ida Arlene COURTLAND, Mary Jane RYAN, Agnes MCNULTY, and Eva HANEK. I am looking for any information about these families, but desperately want to know about John McLean's ancestors. We only have his parents names John Mclean & Esther Thompson. John may have siblings Bernice and William. Any help will be appreciated.

    01/02/2005 09:23:28
    1. Roll Call
    2. Joy Marty Adrian
    3. MARTY - Glarus, Switzerland to Monroe, Wisconsin - 1893 RASMUSSEN - Denmark to Racine, Wisconsin - 1898 LINK - Pennsylvania to Monroe, Wisconsin - ? SWEENEY - Wisconsin - ?

    01/02/2005 06:57:25
    1. Re: [GenWisc] ------ Schmidt/Schmitt/Smith/? 1840`s WI
    2. Gotlieb/Gottleib/(many-different-spellings) Schmidt/Schmit/Smith b.1844/1840`s WI, place of birth in WI unknown, parents names unknown, they were supposedly b.Germany --------------- Looking to find out who his parents were. thanks Patrick

    01/02/2005 06:47:07
    1. Re: [GenWisc] For any help in finding GGrandfather.
    2. Hi Sharon. Thanks for the help but, this is not the right Griffith Roberts. I have personally visited and talked with these people and we both agree that we are not related. Second, Griffith was married before he left Wales. Thanks for your help, I do appreciate it. Maybe someday I will find my invisible ggrandfather and the place he is resting. Thanks again. Ron

    01/02/2005 06:44:42
    1. Re: [GenWisc] For any help in finding GGrandfather.
    2. I found this information in the Columbia County in 1880 by Richard Jenkins. Griffiths Roberts (1845) Caernarvonshire, North Wales. Griffiths was married in 1871 to Sarah Williams of Dodge county. They have two children: Rece and John. His firm Roberts and Thiede are manufacturers of wagons and farm machinery, etc. page 28 I hope this helps in some way. Sharon

    01/02/2005 06:32:15
    1. For any help in finding GGrandfather.
    2. Hello to the list. I am looking for my ggrandfather Griffith Roberts. He was born in about 1825 in Bala, Wales. With his wife Marietta and 4 children then left Wales and moved to the Columbus, Wisconsin area in about 1856-57. He was killed/died in about 1864-65 but I cannot find any record of where he may be buried. The family story is the he died in the Prairie-Du-Chen area, but this cannot be proven and does not make any sense to me as that is a long way from the place where his family was living. Is there any records of death or any headstones in either the Columbus or Prairie-Du-Chen area that would give me a clue as to where he may be buried. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated as I am getting a very bad headache from hitting my head on this brick wall. Thanks to any how could help. Ron

    01/02/2005 06:08:00
    1. tallakson wis dells area
    2. lwlx5
    3. jumping in with both feet here. looking for someone familar with the wisconsin dells area, more specifically (excuse the spelling errors) a hotel called the capital hotel and a deer park.both places are rumored to have been owned by a tallakson family. the owners= george(or herbert) tallakson and his wife hazel (seuberth) tallakson.thanks for the oppurtunity to post to the list. wendy lowery lwlx5@insightbb.com

    01/02/2005 06:03:53
    1. Re: [GenWisc] For any help in finding GGrandfather.
    2. Linda (Jahns) McGoey
    3. Ron, Have you checked the County websites for these two areas? You can go to http://www.rootsweb.com/~wigenweb/map.html and click on Columbus County. If you navigate around, there is a lot of information on that site. For Prairie Du Chien, go to Crawford County way on the west side of the state. Sometimes, for those early records, you may need to check church records. So, if you can locate where your ggrandfather is buried, and you have an idea of the religion he would have been, you could contact the area churches. They have records going back to when the church first started in most cases. If the records aren't at one church, they may have been moved to another larger church in the area. If he was Catholic, the Diocese would probably have the records. Because you know that he was killed as a result of an accident, once you find the area that he was living, you should be able to find an article in an old newspaper that mentions the accident and his death. The Wisconsin State Historical Society in Madison has all of the old newspapers on film, but local libraries have many of the newspapers on films, too. If you are out of state, you could check on inter-library loan. I don't live in that part of the State, otherwise I would offer to look. I have a few other ideas, so if you need some other suggestions, contact me directly, offlist at llmcgoey@athenet.net . Linda Researching: KORTH, KROMER, JAHNS, FREIER ----- Original Message ----- From: RONRITAR@aol.com To: GenWisconsin-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, January 02, 2005 12:08 PM Subject: [GenWisc] For any help in finding GGrandfather. Hello to the list. I am looking for my ggrandfather Griffith Roberts. He was born in about 1825 in Bala, Wales. With his wife Marietta and 4 children then left Wales and moved to the Columbus, Wisconsin area in about 1856-57. He was killed/died in about 1864-65 but I cannot find any record of where he may be buried. The family story is the he died in the Prairie-Du-Chen area, but this cannot be proven and does not make any sense to me as that is a long way from the place where his family was living. Is there any records of death or any headstones in either the Columbus or Prairie-Du-Chen area that would give me a clue as to where he may be buried. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated as I am getting a very bad headache from hitting my head on this brick wall. Thanks to any how could help. Ron ==== GenWisconsin Mailing List ==== Mailing list moderator: Brenda K. Wolfgram Moore email: kingsley@aol.com

    01/02/2005 05:50:24
    1. Re: [GenWisc] Oak HIll Cemetery
    2. Linda (Jahns) McGoey
    3. Dawn, There are Oak Hill Cemeteries located in the following places in Wisconsin: Township County Black Earth - Dane Springdale - Dane Jefferson - Green Waterloo - Jefferson Watertown - Jefferson Packwaukee- Marquette Wauwatosa - Milwaukee Maine - Outagamie Janesville - Rock Freedom - Sauk Merrimac - Sauk Geneva - Walworth Brookfield - Waukesha Rose - Waushara Poygan - Winnebago Watertown - Jefferson (old) If you can be more specific as to which one it might be, I can give you the location information. Kind regards, Linda ----- Original Message ----- From: Dawn Christenson To: GenWisconsin-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, January 02, 2005 11:32 AM Subject: [GenWisc] Oak HIll Cemetery HI, I am trying to locate a Oak HIll Cemetery where some of my relations are buried. It might be in Fitchburg or Verona, WI Is anyone familiar with this cemetery and does anyone know if there is a listing of who is buried there Thanks Dawn researching: Beales, Waldron, Nordness, Clemans and Bakkens ==== GenWisconsin Mailing List ==== Mailing list moderator: Brenda K. Wolfgram Moore email: kingsley@aol.com

    01/02/2005 05:11:54
    1. Re: [GenWisc] Looking for Knut Nordness & Charles Rogan
    2. Linda (Jahns) McGoey
    3. Dawn, In response to your query about Vienna Cemetery, according to the book "CEMETERY LOCATIONS IN WISCONSIN", Vienna Cemetery is located in Sec. 24, Spring Prairie Township in Walworth County. It is on Co. DD, 1/2 mi SW of Vienna, Charles Deiner farm. That may be why you are having a hard time finding it. I hope that helps! Kind regards, Linda McGoey Researching: KORTH, KROMER, JAHNS, FREIER ----- Original Message ----- From: Dawn Christenson To: GenWisconsin-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, January 02, 2005 11:37 AM Subject: [GenWisc] Looking for Knut Nordness & Charles Rogan HI, I am trying to track down two relations. 1) Knut Nordiness - brother of my great grandmother. Last thing I have is that he lived in Stoughton and perhaps moved to Il. I am trying to find down if he married while he still lived in Stoughton. His mother was Dorthea Nordness. His brother Ole changed his last name spelling to Norness. Supposely Knut had a son name Clarence. The family lost track years ago of this family branch 2) Charles Rogan - is my step great grandfather. He is supposely buried in Vienna Cemetery located in Waunakee or Vienna. Unable to locate this cemetery. He was supposed in an nursing home in Waunakee in his later years. Any ideas would be great. Thanks Dawn researching: Beales, Nordness, Bakken, Clemans and Waldrons ==== GenWisconsin Mailing List ==== Mailing list moderator: Brenda K. Wolfgram Moore email: kingsley@aol.com

    01/02/2005 05:00:36
    1. Re: [GenWisc] Looking for Knut Nordness & Charles Rogan
    2. Tammie Shelton
    3. Not sure if this is the right one but there is a Vienna Cemetery in Walworth County, Spring Prairie Township. Located on Co. DD, 1/2 m. SW of Vienna, Charles Deiner farm. Dawn Christenson <mygoldens3@msn.com> wrote: HI, I am trying to track down two relations. 1) Knut Nordiness - brother of my great grandmother. Last thing I have is that he lived in Stoughton and perhaps moved to Il. I am trying to find down if he married while he still lived in Stoughton. His mother was Dorthea Nordness. His brother Ole changed his last name spelling to Norness. Supposely Knut had a son name Clarence. The family lost track years ago of this family branch 2) Charles Rogan - is my step great grandfather. He is supposely buried in Vienna Cemetery located in Waunakee or Vienna. Unable to locate this cemetery. He was supposed in an nursing home in Waunakee in his later years. Any ideas would be great. Thanks Dawn researching: Beales, Nordness, Bakken, Clemans and Waldrons ==== GenWisconsin Mailing List ==== Mailing list moderator: Brenda K. Wolfgram Moore email: kingsley@aol.com --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? The all-new My Yahoo! � Get yours free!

    01/02/2005 04:42:26
    1. Looking for Knut Nordness & Charles Rogan
    2. Dawn Christenson
    3. HI, I am trying to track down two relations. 1) Knut Nordiness - brother of my great grandmother. Last thing I have is that he lived in Stoughton and perhaps moved to Il. I am trying to find down if he married while he still lived in Stoughton. His mother was Dorthea Nordness. His brother Ole changed his last name spelling to Norness. Supposely Knut had a son name Clarence. The family lost track years ago of this family branch 2) Charles Rogan - is my step great grandfather. He is supposely buried in Vienna Cemetery located in Waunakee or Vienna. Unable to locate this cemetery. He was supposed in an nursing home in Waunakee in his later years. Any ideas would be great. Thanks Dawn researching: Beales, Nordness, Bakken, Clemans and Waldrons

    01/02/2005 04:37:26
    1. Re: [GenWisc] Oak HIll Cemetery
    2. Tammie Shelton
    3. There is a Oakhall cemetery in Fitchburg located on Co. M, west of Co. D. Dawn Christenson <mygoldens3@msn.com> wrote: HI, I am trying to locate a Oak HIll Cemetery where some of my relations are buried. It might be in Fitchburg or Verona, WI Is anyone familiar with this cemetery and does anyone know if there is a listing of who is buried there Thanks Dawn researching: Beales, Waldron, Nordness, Clemans and Bakkens ==== GenWisconsin Mailing List ==== Mailing list moderator: Brenda K. Wolfgram Moore email: kingsley@aol.com __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

    01/02/2005 04:36:58
    1. Oak HIll Cemetery
    2. Dawn Christenson
    3. HI, I am trying to locate a Oak HIll Cemetery where some of my relations are buried. It might be in Fitchburg or Verona, WI Is anyone familiar with this cemetery and does anyone know if there is a listing of who is buried there Thanks Dawn researching: Beales, Waldron, Nordness, Clemans and Bakkens

    01/02/2005 04:32:40
    1. Quak
    2. Delores Stevens
    3. Seeking information about "Willem Quak, his wife Cobusje Kuijper and their son Cornelis (born 02-06-1906 in the polder Zijpe) emigrated to the United States of America on June, 18 1907. On their family card was written that they went to the state of Wisconsin to a place called Brux". This is information that was obtained from the archives in Alkmaar, Holland, The Netherlands. Delores Stevens Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Canada

    01/02/2005 03:29:22
    1. Nitschke and Cante--- Dodge Co. Wi.
    2. Charles Nitschke married a Anna Cante in Dodge Co. Wi. in 1870. They lived in the Horzicon, Burrnett, Mayville area. On the marriage license her parents are Gottlieb and Dorothea Cante. I have not been able to find out anything about them. Dorothy

    01/02/2005 03:01:39
    1. Lemerond, b. abt.1904
    2. Looking for information regarding Lloyd Lemerond, birth about 1904 in Green Bay. Married Alvina Fournier abt. 1920 in Green Bay and had three children, Mary Jane, Leroy, Lillian. Disappears in the Milwaukee area in the late 1920's. Parents of Lloyd Lemerond were Arthur Lemerond and Lillian Ringer. Thanks for any help you can provide! Cindy

    01/02/2005 02:26:05
    1. Robert/Roberts b. abt. 1860
    2. Denis J. Robert/Roberts, born about 1860, Red River, Kewaunee Cty, WI married Eugenie Corroy Dec. 1889 in Green Bay. Found on 1895 state census with 3 females in the household in Green Bay. Looking for the 1900 census listing and beyond. Parents were Theodore and Marie Virginie (Gomand) Robert. Thanks for any help you can provide. Cindy

    01/02/2005 02:19:27
    1. [GenWisc] William HAM - b1834 NY - d1894 Exeter, Green, WI
    2. Bob Elliker
    3. Looking for any HAM information and correspondents. Specifically I'd like to find information linking William to a John P. HAM who I have reason to believe was his father. William's death notice is in a local newspaper but no obituary that I've been able to locate. No death certificate available. Thanks in advance for any comments! Bob

    01/02/2005 01:31:07