I am also interested in finding someone willing to get a copy of a death certificate. I would like a copy of cert # 1921-MN-009146. Please email me privately for details. Thank you, Janie [email protected] on 11/2/02 5:26 PM, [email protected] at [email protected] wrote: > I would be interested in getting copies of several MN death certs. If there > is anyone that could do this, please email me. > > Thanks, > Linda > [email protected]

Are there any transcriptions from Evergreen Cemetery in Brainerd (Crow Wing Co, MN) online? Thanks, MeLani Solie Maysenhalder --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.410 / Virus Database: 231 - Release Date: 11/1/02

It had to be before 1962 and somewhere after 1956. My mom is the source that saw them burying the child and she said she wasn't married to mmy dad yet. They married in April 1961. Wanda Wanda, Do you have a time frame on any of this? Any idea where in Wisconsin the 'second' child went? ~MeLani ----- Original Message ----- > 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

Wanda, Do you have a time frame on any of this? Any idea where in Wisconsin the 'second' child went? ~MeLani ----- Original Message ----- > 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 --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.410 / Virus Database: 231 - Release Date: 11/1/02

Forwarded to List by List Administer... Subj: Snag with MN Historical Society Date: 11/03/2002 9:44:29 AM Central Standard Time From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Please allow me to introduce myself: My name is Dennis, and I am on a search for my family's history. My father was an indentured servant in MN as a child. He was given to a farm family in 1927 at the age of three. The family that raised him was party to a contract with the state of MN. The contract required the family to provide food, clothing, and shelter to my father, and to send him to school long enough for him to learn to read and to write. The contract required my father to do what work was assigned him till age eighteen, at which time he would be free of the contract of servitude. One of my sisters researched this about twenty years ago, and came up with this info (she showed me a copy of the contract briefly). My sister has refused to share the info she found with her siblings, but at least I know it exists. I think I have found a place that has the info that I am seeking. The MN Historical Society has told me that they have info on over 10,000 of these indentured servants. But, they are refusing to do a search for me till I come up with a death certificate for my father. My father is not dead, he is still with us. I questioned the Hist. Soc. about this, and was told "It's for privacy." They did not explain further. Question: is the MN Hist. Soc. required by statute to keep this "indentured servitude" info closed, or is it just a matter of policy and procedure? Thanks much, Dennis

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

I would be interested in getting copies of several MN death certs. If there is anyone that could do this, please email me. Thanks, Linda [email protected]

Is anyone going to the MHS anytime in the near future who can get a death certificate for me? It is on my dad: Richard Edward Noll, DOB: 07/24/1941 and DOD: 01/27/1991. The MHS certificate number is 1991-MN-001160. If anyone can help me, please e-mail me privately at [email protected] Also, please let me know if you charge for this service and how much if you do. Many thanks, in advance, for your help! Wanda Noll-Gonzalez --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? HotJobs - Search new jobs daily now

Does anyone know if anyone is going to the MHS library to do photocopying of uncertified death records? I seem to recall someone had volunteered to make copies for less than the $8 they charge. So far, I have 13 relatives I'd like to get the certificates for, but can't afford $100 to do it. Any suggestions? Thanks, Kari

http://people.mnhs.org/dci/ The Online searchable Death Index has been updated. It used to cover the years 1908-1966, but they just updated it to cover an additional 30 years (1908-1996)!! researching: SCHAD > JARMER > MONTAG > NIMMERFROH > SCHAFFER > & more!! Best of Luck!! Jesse Clarke [email protected] http://www.jrclarke.com/schad

Hi All, I'm trying to locate any info on this family. Some of the children lived in Rochester until the 1970s. Daniel C. Murphy b 1864 in Ohio d after 1926 around Tracy, Minnesota worked as a Roadmaster for the C. & N. W. railroad wife ?Eklan? b April 1870 in Minnesota according to the 1900 Olmstead, MN Census died abt. Sept 1904 Benedict son b. Apr 1893 7 MN Daniel son b. Aug 1894 5 MN d 1972 Irene dau b. Jan 1896 4 MN Clement son b. Mar 1897 d 1963 Cyril son Apr 1898 MN d 1972 William son b. Aug 1904 d 1976 Daughter no name and possibly other children. Any help would be appreciated. Linda from Virginia [email protected]

Could someone tell me the ward that 556 Yrk in St Paul was in 1910 census and also 168 Poplar in the same location. thanks for your help. Jack "Choose ye this day whom you will serve"

Greetings!! My name is Jesse Clarke. I have been researching my ancestors for 5+ years, many of which lived in Cottonwood & Jackson Counties. We knew my g-g-grandfather came from a town in "Austria" known as Molletein or Molleteen. After much trial and error, and some luck, I found the exact town. In the summer of 1999, I got a message from a lady who had a copy of a book about the town of Moletein. This town was in the present-day Czech Republic. German name = Alt-Moletein Czech name = Stary Maletin / Maletin In this book there are the surnames of MANY MANY MANY people who I have seen while researching in both Cottonwood & Jackson Counties, as well as other counties in Minnesota! You may download a copy of this book at http://www.jrclarke.com/schad/moleteinbook.shtml PROVIDED YOU E-MAIL ME SAYING YOU DID! I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE DOWNLOADING IT (JUST FOR FUN & KNOWLEDGE)!! ENJOY!! researching: SCHAD, JARMER, MONTAG, SCHAFFER, NIMMERFROH, GIESSELMAN, FRITSCHER..... among others Jesse Clarke [email protected] http://www.jrclarke.com

I am looking for information on the Carl and Emma Wick family. Both Carl and Emma Wick died 1903 and 1904. They left children behind ten children. Hulda b.12-1885, Hannah b. 2-1887, Ivor b. 1-1889, Elmer b. 1890, Mary b. 5-1892, Emily(Emilie)b. 6-1894, Clara b. 3-1896, David b. 12-1897, Esther b. 2-1-1900, Ruth b. 4-12-1902. I have information on some of the family. The ones I do not have anything on are Ivor, Mary, Emily, David and Ruth. Emily, Mary and Ivor were in Crookston in 1910 according to the census. Mary I found in Fargo and Moorhead area in 1916 but nothing after that. After 1910 I could not find anything of Emily or Ivor. I have been told Emily married and also Ruth who was taken by a member of the family married an Italian barber. David Wick was adopted by a North Dakota Couple. Hulda Wick died in Ulen, MN but I can not find an OB or where she was buried. If anyone has any information I would appreciate hearing from you. Thanks Coleen

Hello, Would anyone on this list have information on the above person and his family? I believe he lived in Minneapolis at one time in the first half of the 1900's. Thank you, LeemaeGet more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

Looking for any information on the family of William H. Donahue and his wife Jeanette (Nettie). From the 1900 census I have them living in Litchfield. Their children are Josephine age 19, Sherman age 18, Lucy age 14, Lizzie age 11, Annie age 8, Minnie age 6, Mabel age 4 and Jessie age 3. Any information on this family would be greatly appreciated

I have a relative that died in October of 1886 according to church records. His tombstone says 1888, but it is the same headstone that also has his parents, one that died in 1903 and the other, 1905. Anyway, his death record is neither in Isanti or Chisago whichh are the logical places. I'm thinking maybe he was in the hospital or maybe he was working on a farm away from home when he died. I can't afford to send to all the surrounding counties to see if they have a death certificate. If some kind person can check the various counties surrounding Isanti and Chisago, maybe as far as the twin cities, I would be more than happy to pay for the certificate once it's found. Once we find the date of death, I wll get the obit. I am looking for John RUDSTRÖM, born in 1860 in Sweden and died, October 1886. Thank you so much!! If I can trade, I live in Grand Junction, CO. Teri Cleaveland * * * * * * * * II Chron 7:14 If my people that are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways, then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and heal their land. (KJV) * * * * * * * * http://oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~tc186698/index.html http://www.rootsweb.com/~codolore/index.html http://www.rootsweb.com/~comesa2/index.html http://www.rootsweb.com/~mnisanti/Isanti/ http://www.rootsweb.com/~mtwheatl/

Looking for the following family who lived in St. Paul, MN and for a little while in Grantsburg, WI. Gottlieb Schmidt (German Immigrant???) Wife Name Unknown, Children 1.Clara B. Schmidt b.April 5, 1878 She went to school in Grantsburg, Wisconsin, She didn`t like the name Schmidt so she called her self Smith, d.December 1934 married Joseph Andrew McLane b.April 3, 1868 - d.Feb. 3, 1926 2.Frank Schmidt 3.Edward Schmidt 4.May Schmidt 5.William Schmidt 6.Otillia (Tillie) Schmidt 7.Paul Schmidt b.1880?

Louisa (Laramie) Carpenter married to Carpenter (First name unknown) - 1880 census, Children were 1.Mary Carpenter age 16, 2.Nelson Carpenter age 14, 3.Paul Carpenter age 10, 4.Eli Carpenter age 8, 5.Sylvester Carpenter age 6, 6.Joseph Andrew age 17(nephew), Louisa`s sister Rosalie Laramie was my great-great grandmother. Don`t know much info on Carpenter`s.....Patrick

Looking for descendents of the Carpenter and Laramie name from 1880`s around what is now Blue Earth and Nicollet Counties, MN