Patrick David and Louisa Carpenter are in Kasota township ,Le Sueur county, Minnesota , 1870 page 21, alternative page 387. David 35, farm laborer, born Canada , 300 personal estate Louisa 25, born MN Armenia 6, born MN Nelson 4, born MN August 5/12 born MN birth month Feb. Neither David or Louisa reads or writes. I did not see McLane (any of the spelling) listed in any of those counties. No Andrews in those counties. No Laramie in SD 1870. But I am just looking at the 1870 index done by Genealogy.com , so it is not perfect by any means. Good LUck Anna Patman7730219468@cs.com wrote: > > Hi, I`m looking for Louisa (Laramie) Carpenter m. David Carpenter in nicolett > or Lesueur County 1870 census, don`t know what year either sister married. > Looking for Rosalie (Laramie) married Andrew McLane/maclaine 1870 census in > either Nicolett, Lesueur, Dakota, or Ramsey County. Looking for Edward Laramie in > Traverse County, MN, Day, Roberts, or Marshall County SD 1870 census. Thanks > for any info, Patrick >

Looking for census records for 1860 & 1870 Traverse Township, Nicolett County, MN and 1860 & 1870 Mendota Township, MN. Thanks Patrick.

Patrick, Did you know the 1880 census is completely transcribe? It's online already and it's free. You can search the whole thing to your heart's content. I have the site bookmarked. Go to: http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp Click on "Census" in the left column Go to the drop down list for "Census" and choose 1880 United States Census Fill in the rest of the boxes however you like and click search. The rest is pretty self explanatory. When you select a particular individual in your search results list and click on that name, look at the page that comes up. Try the "Household" link in the upper right. It will show you everyone in that particular household. Then try the "Next Household" or "Previous Household." Chances are you'll find some of their grown kids or other family members living near by. Happy Hunting, Kathy Patman7730219468@cs.com wrote: > Hi Margit, I`m looking for all three states. My Louis Laramie married a > Sisseton/Wahpeton Indian around Nicollet County, MN. When the indians were forced > to reservations on the North & South Dakota boarder, some of his relatives (mix > blood) went with. His daughter Rosalie married three times > (McLane,Roberts,McCoy), daughter Louisa married a man named Carpenter. Son Edward worked as a > scout on the reservation (I think???) other kids on 1860 Josephine Allain and > Narcisse McNeal don`t know if related or what happened to them. Louis was > suppose to have other Laramies in these parts. thanks Patrick

Hi Margit, Louis Laramie b.about 1804 Canada, Wife's name Tatodoota/Tateduta/Mary Red Wind/Mary Red Iron b.about 1824 (Sisseton/Wahpeton Indian) Married by Father Augustine Ravoux in Mendota ********* Kids; Rosalie b.about 1842/1843 MN, *** Josephine Allain b.about 1842/1843 MN (maybe twin), Louisa Laramie b.about 1844 MN, Edward b.about 1846 MN, Narcisse McNeal b.about 1859 MN, Kids supposedly baptized by Ravoux. Kids grew up in Nicolett County. Rosalie married three times (McLane,Roberts,McCoy), Louisa Married a Carpenter, Edward was a scout at Fort Wadsworth which was moved three times between South Dakota and MN, eventually called Fort Sisseton. Don`t know what happened to the rest of the children. Spellings of names vary on different records. Thanks Patrick

Hey, Patrick - Your Laramie/Laramee surname - is it also spelled Laramy? I have reference to a Joseph L. Laramy m. to Edwie Luella Buck with a son, Wallace Laramy m. Ethel Roney, with a daughter Shirley. Any connections? I'm a Buck descendant... Pat Dolan -----Original Message----- From: Patman7730219468@cs.com [mailto:Patman7730219468@cs.com] Sent: Thursday, July 10, 2003 7:37 PM To: MINNESOTA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MINNESOTA] Census Records 1800`s Hi List Members, Looking for all census records for 1800`s surname; Laramie/Laramee, thanks Patrick. ==== MINNESOTA Mailing List ==== To view completed census transcriptions online, go to: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/census/inv/index.html ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

Hi List Members, Looking for all census records for 1800`s surname; Laramie/Laramee, thanks Patrick.

Two more cemeteries were added to the Faribault County web site tonight. They are: Pilot Grove Cemetery in Pilot Grove Township Riverview Cemetery A-K, L-R, S-Z in Elmore Township Enjoy and Happy Hunting!! Kathy Hines http://www.rootsweb.com/~mnfariba/

Hi, I`m looking for marriage records of Louis Laramie to Mary Red Iron/Ta-Te-Doo-Ta/Tateduta/Red Wind (Several spellings/Sisseton Indian), married by Father Ravoux about 1842 or 1843 in Mendota(?). Father Ravoux baptized a lot of there children; Rosalie Laramie, Louisa Laramie, Edward Laramie, Josephine Allain, Narcisse McNeal, dates unknown. This family lived at Traverse Des Sioux (Near St. Peter, MN). Also looking for info on Andrew McLane who married Rosalie Laramie and David Carpenter who married Louisa Laramie (Dates Unknown). Names may have spelling errors. If you know of anyone else who may have this information please forward. Thank you for any help, Patrick.

On Wed, 2 Jul 2003, C.M.Grant <cmgrant2@yahoo.com>�wrote: > >Hello, > >�I was just in Staples MN on Sunday and walked the entire Evergreen > Cemetery right in town, down the street from the hospital, searching > for the headstones of the SANSBURN family. I did not find them. > >Are there any other cemeteries near Staples ?? > >Does anyone have a list of burials in/near Staples, Todd Co., MN? > >�~Claire Grant > >Sioux Falls SD The Todd County Historical Society has a walk-through list of the markers in the Staples Evergreen Cemetery. I'm not sure if they have lists for other cemeteries, but you can call their research center to find out. It is located in the Museum in Long Prairie - the phone is (320) 732-4426. I'm not sure about their operating hours (I was there a few years ago). -- John Van Essen <vanes002@umn.edu> University of Minnesota Alumnus Fridley, Minnesota Genealogy page: http://www.cpl.umn.edu/~jve/gen/ Crow Wing Co Gen & Hist Soc page: http://www.rootsweb.com/~mncwcghs/

My parents live in Staples and I will check with them and get back. Mickey

In NH I've found the name SANBORN I've also seen the name SANSOUCI & SANSREGRET & SANSCHAGRIN written as SANSBURN ----- Original Message ----- From: "C.M.Grant" <cmgrant2@yahoo.com> To: <MINNESOTA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 02, 2003 4:49 PM Subject: [MINNESOTA] Evergreen Cemetery, Staples, Todd Co., MN > > Hello, > > I was just in Staples MN on Sunday and walked the entire Evergreen Cemetery right in town, down the street from the hospital, searching for the headstones of the SANSBURN family. I did not find them. > > Are there any other cemeteries near Staples ?? > > Does anyone have a list of burials in/near Staples, Todd Co., MN? > > ~Claire Grant > > Sioux Falls SD > > > > --------------------------------- > Do you Yahoo!? > SBC Yahoo! DSL - Now only $29.95 per month! > > > ==== MINNESOTA Mailing List ==== > Join the Rootsweb WorldConnect Project! Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://www.worldconnect.rootsweb.com > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Hello, I was just in Staples MN on Sunday and walked the entire Evergreen Cemetery right in town, down the street from the hospital, searching for the headstones of the SANSBURN family. I did not find them. Are there any other cemeteries near Staples ?? Does anyone have a list of burials in/near Staples, Todd Co., MN? ~Claire Grant Sioux Falls SD --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? SBC Yahoo! DSL - Now only $29.95 per month!

On Tue, 1 Jul 2003, Joecan23@aol.com <Joecan23@aol.com>�wrote: >I found an old photo by Viking Studio, Manistique, Minn. �But I can't find >what county Manistique is in. �Does anyone know? �I know there's one in >Michigan, but this definately says Minn. �The name on the back of the photo is Uno >Nelson. > >Thanks, > >Joecan The Minnesota Historical Society has a searchable index of a book that has many, many Minnesota placenames (many of which no longer exist): http://mnplaces.mnhs.org/upham/ Click on "All Townships and Villiages" to browse the entire list. There's no Manistique listed there. Search Google for: "viking studio" manistique and you get one hit for a photo with a label from Manistique, Mich. Is it possible it was a typo on a batch of blank prints ordered by the studio and they used them, anyway? You can try contacting the Historical Society or some simliar organization in Manistique, Michigan, and see if they can confirm that there was a Viking Studio there (and the time period that it was in business). -- John Van Essen <vanes002@umn.edu> University of Minnesota Alumnus Fridley, Minnesota Genealogy page: http://www.cpl.umn.edu/~jve/gen/ Crow Wing Co Gen & Hist Soc page: http://www.rootsweb.com/~mncwcghs/

I found an old photo by Viking Studio, Manistique, Minn. But I can't find what county Manistique is in. Does anyone know? I know there's one in Michigan, but this definately says Minn. The name on the back of the photo is Uno Nelson. Thanks, Joecan

Does anyone have a copy to the Nicollet-Lesueur I published for 1916 where they could check pages 271 & 300 for reference to the Rev. John Kerns and possibly copy/scan it to me? I also believe Rev. John Kerns is referenced in the Goodhue County History published 1878 on page 351. It has taken me a good 30 years to find anything on this gentleman who is my 3rd great grandfather. I recently was sent a copy of a picture of him from a book and I don't know if it might be one and same as the above as there was no caption to the article. I am hoping to find some reference to his first wife the former Edna Smith. Any help that anyone can give me will be gratefully appreciated. Antoinette (Tacoma, Washington)

Hi List Members, Looking for any information on the following people. Barney/Benard J. Rohr b.? d.? married to Tillie B. (Schmidt) Rohr b.Nov. 4, 1873 d.July 8, 1952 when visiting Crow Wing County, Lived in Minneapolis, buried Lakewood Cemetery in Minneapolis, Only one daughter known Bernetta M. (Rohr) Jenson b.Oct. 6, 1903 d.Mar 22, 1981 in Anoka, married a man named Jensen, nothing else known of her husband. These people may have lived in other counties around the Twin Cities, so will email several county lists where other relatives of theirs lived. Thanks for any information on these people, Patrick

Dear list, We have been looking for some time for the birth mother and or birth father of a baby girl born in Welch Twp. Goodhue County on June 20,1974. She was born to a girl of about 18 years of age whose father was a on the Tribal Counsel back then. This is important as we need medical history information. We have been bumping our heads against a wall since we don't have the $500 - $800 to do a search. He screen name is shesafox6201974 or can be reached at this address. Sincerely Susan

Four more cemeteries went online recently for Faribault Co., MN: Saint John the Baptist Cemetery in Minnesota Lake Township Calvary Cemetery in Prescott Township Verona Cemetery in Verona Township Dell Cemetery in Emerald Township 26 photos for the cemeteries were also added to the cemetery web page. Many thanks to Diane Oldfather for braving the mosquitoes and spending the hours to gather and type up the info. Kathy http://www.rootsweb.com/~mnfariba P.S. be careful not to confuse Faribault City in Rice Co. with Faribault Co. itself.

Hi, I was wondering if anyone lived near the Renville County Courthouse or a historical society in Renville, particularly in or near Buffalo Lake. I live in Pennsylvania and cannot travel out there soon. I was wondering if anyone would mind looking up William Daniel Wallner in one or both of those places. He was born in the early 1880s in Minnesota, and died after 1925. His wife's name was Lillian Wallner (Douglas), and his parents names were John G. and Anna Wallner. He was supposed to have been county commissioner in Renville from 1920 to 1925. I need all types of info: birth, death, marriage, etc. If it can be found, any newspaper articles or other info from his County Commissioner job would be nice. Thank you for your time and any infy you may provide, Josh

Speaking of Swedish changing their names. My grandfather's name was Per Gustave JOHANSSON, and then changed it to BOWMAN when he came over to the US. Noone else in the family has the name BOWMAN, but another one changed it to RYDHE (no others as far as I know). So there does not need to be a reason for the change in name. Dianne Juhnke -----Original Message----- From: Jean R. Legried [SMTP:jrl@smig.net] Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 5:11 PM To: MINNESOTA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [MINNESOTA] Minnesota Death Certificate What is the Swedish word for "leaf"? Could the death record be under that name/word? "Leaf" definitely isn't a Swedish word so where did it come from? I have found in Norwegian and German research that immigrants took the English translation of their European name as their new name. Jean R. Legried, CGRS Norwegian-American research specialty <jrl@smig.net> Freeborn Co. MNGenWeb Coordinator: http://www.rootsweb.com/~mnfreebo Beginning Genealogy lessons: http://www.rootsweb.com/~newbie Co-editor, VESTLANDET