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    1. [MISHIAWA-L] Curtis
    2. Carol Berens

    3. I am looking for the marriage record of a Ella Curtis to Daniel Hartwick. It would be between 1915 to 1918. Is anyone going to the court house. I will reimburse..dont need actual copy just all info from record. If I cant access the birth record maybe the marriage record will give me her age and parents. Thank you for any help Carol

    07/31/2001 07:33:56
    1. [MISHIAWA-L] Curtis
    2. Carol Berens

    3. I am looking for the birthdate or family of Ella Marie CURTIS who as family lore states was born in Ososso @ 1899. She later married Daniel Hartwick and lived in Ingham County MI. Any help would be appreciated as I am told you cant look at birth records in MI unless they are 110 years old. Is there anyone willing to take a "peek" for me and find her date of birth and parents names. Carol

    07/31/2001 02:33:16
    1. [MISHIAWA-L] William Boyd

    3. Folks I bought a picture of Hopalong Cassidy aka William Boyd (my relative) from "Brothers and Sisters Antiques" on North Dort Highway near Clio, Michigan. I paid $16.00 for the piece and it was a fake, a cheap color copy made on a color copier, I think. They wouldn't return my money--I didn't really think people would cheat to make a paltry $16.00 but I was wrong. RG Boyd <A HREF="http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~clanboyd/cassidy.htm"> http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~clanboyd/cassidy.htm</A> ______________________________

    07/29/2001 12:13:47
    1. Re: [MISHIAWA-L] County for Detroit
    2. Bonnie Burkhardt

    3. Detroit is in Wayne County. -- Bonnie Burkhardt <[email protected]> <[email protected]> rijoperk wrote: > Hi, > Could someone give me the county in which Detroit can be located? Thanks > Joan > > > ============================== > Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate > your heritage! > http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog > > >

    07/28/2001 03:26:13
    1. [MISHIAWA-L] County for Detroit
    2. rijoperk

    3. Hi, Could someone give me the county in which Detroit can be located? Thanks Joan

    07/28/2001 02:38:30
    1. Re: [MISHIAWA-L] County for Detroit
    2. Rick Waggener

    3. Detroit is in Wayne County. ----- Original Message ----- From: "rijoperk" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, July 28, 2001 5:38 PM Subject: [MISHIAWA-L] County for Detroit > Hi, > Could someone give me the county in which Detroit can be located? Thanks > Joan > > > ============================== > Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate > your heritage! > http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog >

    07/28/2001 02:09:00
    1. [MISHIAWA-L] RE:Obit request
    2. Ralph D. Biddle

    3. Does Michigan have a library where one can order copies of local newspapers thru interlibrary loan? I am trying to locate the obits for Wendell & wife Lucille Brooks. Wendell died in Oct of 1982 in Corunna, MI. Ralph Biddle from OK

    07/27/2001 01:43:27
    1. [MISHIAWA-L] Scribner Cemetary & McKECHNIE family

    3. Hi, I am new to you list. My ggg g'ma died in 1901 in Chippewa Co., MI. Her death certificate states that she was buried in Scribner. The only Scribner Cemetary I can find in Michigan is in Shiawassee Co., which is a half of a state away! [It might have been in Canada, so I'm checking there as well.] If someone has a cemetary transcription for Scribner Road Cemetary, could you see if a Jane (ROBINSON, perhaps ROBERTSON) McKECHNIE (1828 or 1830 to 1901) is buried there? She may have had some McKECHNIE children living in the area. Are there any McKECHNIE researchers in the county? Thanks, Bonnie http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/b/u/t/Bonnie-Ferguson-Butler/

    07/24/2001 05:09:23
    1. [MISHIAWA-L] William P Horton

    3. Looking for info. on william p. horton b about 1844. the 1850 census showing him living in vernon mi. He served in co.k 9th Mich.Inf. during the civil war and is buried in the national cemetery Nashville TN. His father James Horton and his siblins are Charles Margaret C and Stephen Horton. Thanks James meeks

    07/14/2001 05:36:20
    1. [MISHIAWA-L] Leland
    2. James Leland Jr.

    3. Hi, I am searching any information on the Leland Family name. I know that my ggrandfather, Mahlon Walter Leland was born in MI. 1852, information on his father is JW Leland and that is all I know. Not much to go on. Sincerely, James L. Leland Jr.

    07/08/2001 10:38:29
    1. [MISHIAWA-L] Lost Families
    2. sue

    3. Hello Listers, This is my first time submitting to this list. My husband's family is from St. Charles and I know they lived and died there, but can't find them. A friend suggested I try Shiawasee County since it's close to St. Charles. I'm looking for: Benjamin PRICE 1828-1909 (I think) and wife Sarah BEEDLE 1835-1870. Carl SHEPAN 1825-1907 Augusta 1827-1880 Archibald MANCHESTER b. 1829 d. in or after 1875 Savilla PARKER b. 1836 d. after 1910 (Married William McBeth in 1875) If anyone know anything about these families, I'd love to hear from you. Thanks in advance. Sue Schroeder ABQ

    07/08/2001 08:17:36
    1. [MISHIAWA-L] Old German Bible

    3. Folks I have an old German Bible (in German) (Die Bibel) dated 1909. It has a picture of Martin Luther with his autograph just below. It was published in Milwaukee, Wisconsin at Northwestern Publishing House. It is Leather bound, with embossed gilded cross and floral decoration and gilded pages and has a tassle book marker. The bible is in excellant, near perfect condition, even the tassle book marker, and has a leather carrying case, perhaps the reason it is in such good condition. The Bible is printed entirely in German. The bible also has a pressed 4 leaf clover in it. I haven't found any family genealogy data in it but it is signed Mr. and Mrs. George E. Kuehn January 19, 1909 and a postcard is in the book addressed to George E. Kuehn with a Saginaw, Michigan (city) address. This address looks like it is crossed out and an address in Flushing is penciled in. Also a hand painted picture of a bluebird with notation "For Edwin Pickelman" in pencil. Postcard is dated Sept 9, 1970 or 1971 and is a notice about Local 699 Union meetings. I would like to get this back into the possession of a descendent (with proof) of George E. Kuehn for my cost and postage. Richard G. Boyd <A HREF="http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~clanboyd/page11.htm">New and Used Genealogy Books</A>

    06/10/2001 12:49:18
    1. [MISHIAWA-L] Bradshaw Dunker Baker
    2. Dianne LaDow

    3. Looking for information on Lois (nee Dunker) Bradshaw Baker. She was born about 1871 in Shiawassee County, married George Bradshaw in 1888, and after they divorced she married William Baker about 1900. William Baker was the son of William Baker. Does any one know anymore about the Bakers? Dianne

    05/26/2001 11:39:09
    1. [MISHIAWA-L] obit found :)

    3. Thank you to all the people of offered help and suggestions. I have the obit thanks to Judy and her daugther including a photo of my husbands Aunt. I hope everyone has a good and safe holiday weekend. Marge

    05/25/2001 03:29:22
    1. [MISHIAWA-L] Need current obit and paper link

    3. Hello everyone, Just found out that my husband's aunt died in Owosso. I would like to get the obit from the local paper. Also would like to know if the paper is on line so that I may find the obit. If you can help, please email me off the list Thank you for your help. Marge

    05/23/2001 01:00:21
    1. [MISHIAWA-L] A History of Saginaw by Stuart D. Gross

    3. Indians, Jacks, and Pines, A History of Saginaw by Stuart D. Gross, signed by author, 1962, 1st edition, hard cover, 92 pages, Chapters: 1. Before the white man 2. Indian Life 3. The Hunter 4. The White man comes 5. Fort Saginaw 6. Alexis de Tocqueville 7. Pioneer Farming 8. Saginaw County is Formed 9. The City is born 10. The Grand Canal 11. City of the Swamp 12. Daylight in the Swamp 13. Golden Sawdust 14. Strike on the River 15. Salty Saginaw 16. The Red Sash Brigade 17. Fire! 18. The day Saginaw Burned 19 The Graceful Days........... >From Gaslight to Starlight, A History of Plant One, Saginaw Steering Gear, 1984, hard cover, illustrated, pictures of employees, etc., 75 pages.... <A HREF="http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~clanboyd/page11.htm"> http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~clanboyd/page11.htm</A>

    05/22/2001 05:20:42
    1. [MISHIAWA-L] 1953 Brady Center School Daze book

    3. Hello, I have a copy of the 1953 Brady Center, Saginaw County school year book. To see the pictures in the book go to: (not for sale) <A HREF="http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~confido/bkindex.htm"> http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~confido/daze1and2.htm</A> Richard Gary Boyd 12137 Highland Avenue Mt. Morris, MI 48458-1412 <A HREF="http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~clanboyd/page11.htm">New/used genealogy books for sale</A>

    05/21/2001 10:49:30
    1. [MISHIAWA-L] Family mystery
    2. Norman Vogt

    3. Hoping someone can provide information regarding the birth family of Sylvanus Wood. According to a marriage license from the late 1800s, Sylvanus was the son of Edward and Helen Wood of Shiawassee County, MI. What happened to his parents? Why did he come to Illinois to live with Hiram D. Wood? What was his relationship to Hiram? Were there any siblings? Thank you for any assistance you can provide. [email protected]

    04/25/2001 05:23:21
    1. Re: [MISHIAWA-L] PARKINSON

    3. Always type out the month in dates. Like this 6 June 1970 or June 6, 1970. Reason: In Europe they put the day first so... 8/12/1843 would be 8 Dec 1843 instead of 12 August 1843. R G Boyd

    04/06/2001 04:14:29
    1. [MISHIAWA-L] PARKINSON
    2. Budget Host (Bonnie)

    3. I am looking for a John Parkinson who came from Ohio, I know there is a Jehu in the same county, Pine River twp. but that must be a relative, not the one I'm looking for. John had a daughter Mary born 8/13/1843 in Ohio, that married Walter Graham 3/30/1865 in Gratiot County, and died 7/20/1918 I believe in Gratiot County. John's wife I think was named Hannah or Hattie. John came originally from Pennsylvania.. Bonnie

    04/06/2001 10:48:32