I only have a book on cemetery transcriptions and there isn't a millie moore in the book, sorry Paulette david j basco <djbasco@juno.com> wrote: Am wanting to find someone that could possibly do a look up for me,,i am trying to find record of my Great Aunt,,she was suppose to have been born in Ann Arbor between 1887 and 1900,,her name was Millie Ida Moore her parents were William G Moore and Nora Ellen Moore,,i believe Aunt Ida was born maybe July 11th,, Any help would be so greatly appreciated, Leatha Moore Basco On Sat, 14 Jun 2003 14:59:13 -0700 (PDT) PAULETTE D QUARTERMAIN writes: > > In a book I have of cemetery transcriptions, it lists a Theo. > Christ. Bruegel d. 7-2-1869 age 4 and a George Mogk d. 12-18-1867 > age 62 b. Germany, and a Eugene Mogk d. 11-12-1866 age 1. All are > in the Forest Lawn Cemetery, Ann Arbor. > > Paulette > Virginia K Gandrup wrote: > Can anyone provide me with a list of the cemeteries in/around Ann > Arbor, > espeically those in which persons who died 1850-1920 might be > buried? are > these records on line somewhere? > > specifically, I am looking for family plots for families of the > surname Mogk > and/or Bruegel. > > appreciatively, > gi > > >

I am looking for information on John Schleh, b., Herzogsweiler Germany. May 10 1824. He married Katharine Wolf in Ann Arbor Dec.5 1882 Daughter Anna ,b.,abt.1883.She was about 6 yrs. old when she was killed by a firearm accident. Have no other info: then that. Is there somewhere I could write or someone who would look up an old newspaper. Usually those things appeared in the paper. My father (Annas brother ) was born 1891 or 1893 name Jonathan. Thanks, Amy

Hi Paulette The young Theodore Christopher Bruegel and George Mogk are in our family. Eugene, died age 1, is a new name to me. Does your list indicate that these folks are in the same family plot, or nearby each other? I would htink that they are related. For sure T Bruegel and G Mogk are related....... I am most appreciative of the information. shall contact the cemetery for more information. ginny ----- Original Message ----- From: "PAULETTE D QUARTERMAIN" <soozieq7@sbcglobal.net> To: <MIWASHTE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, June 14, 2003 2:59 PM Subject: Re: [MIWASHTE] cemeteries of Ann Arbor > > In a book I have of cemetery transcriptions, it lists a Theo. Christ. Bruegel d. 7-2-1869 age 4 and a George Mogk d. 12-18-1867 age 62 b. Germany, and a Eugene Mogk d. 11-12-1866 age 1. All are in the Forest Lawn Cemetery, Ann Arbor. > > Paulette > Virginia K Gandrup <mieka@thevision.net> wrote: > Can anyone provide me with a list of the cemeteries in/around Ann Arbor, > espeically those in which persons who died 1850-1920 might be buried? are > these records on line somewhere? > > specifically, I am looking for family plots for families of the surname Mogk > and/or Bruegel. > > appreciatively, > gi > >

Am wanting to find someone that could possibly do a look up for me,,i am trying to find record of my Great Aunt,,she was suppose to have been born in Ann Arbor between 1887 and 1900,,her name was Millie Ida Moore her parents were William G Moore and Nora Ellen Moore,,i believe Aunt Ida was born maybe July 11th,, Any help would be so greatly appreciated, Leatha Moore Basco On Sat, 14 Jun 2003 14:59:13 -0700 (PDT) PAULETTE D QUARTERMAIN <soozieq7@sbcglobal.net> writes: > > In a book I have of cemetery transcriptions, it lists a Theo. > Christ. Bruegel d. 7-2-1869 age 4 and a George Mogk d. 12-18-1867 > age 62 b. Germany, and a Eugene Mogk d. 11-12-1866 age 1. All are > in the Forest Lawn Cemetery, Ann Arbor. > > Paulette > Virginia K Gandrup <mieka@thevision.net> wrote: > Can anyone provide me with a list of the cemeteries in/around Ann > Arbor, > espeically those in which persons who died 1850-1920 might be > buried? are > these records on line somewhere? > > specifically, I am looking for family plots for families of the > surname Mogk > and/or Bruegel. > > appreciatively, > gi > > >

In a book I have of cemetery transcriptions, it lists a Theo. Christ. Bruegel d. 7-2-1869 age 4 and a George Mogk d. 12-18-1867 age 62 b. Germany, and a Eugene Mogk d. 11-12-1866 age 1. All are in the Forest Lawn Cemetery, Ann Arbor. Paulette Virginia K Gandrup <mieka@thevision.net> wrote: Can anyone provide me with a list of the cemeteries in/around Ann Arbor, espeically those in which persons who died 1850-1920 might be buried? are these records on line somewhere? specifically, I am looking for family plots for families of the surname Mogk and/or Bruegel. appreciatively, gi

Are your Fisks connected to any of the following who were in the 1860 Sylvan census: John ca 1819 Julie (wife of John) ca 1835 Sarah ca 1854 James ca 1855 William ca 1858 Eliza (who married Abraham Waid) March 1845 Marshall ca 1843 There is a Fisk Family Bible in the possession Joyce (Waid) Reynolds of Granger, IN. It contains the following Fisk births and deaths: James, b. Dec. 9, 1777; Sally, Nov. 11, 1786; Hiram, b. Oct. 13, 1804, d. Dec. 13, 1896; Sarah Ann, b. Feb. 25, 1818, d. Feb. 21, 1886; Franklin, b. Aug. 4, 1806; Barbaery, b. Aug. 4, 1808; James, b. Dec. 12, 1811, d. Sept. 5, 1846; Eliza, b. Oct. 27, 1814; Sumner, b. Feb. 15, 1817, d. Mar. 1, 1888; John, b. Nov. 22, 1818, d. Oct., 1885; Fabez, b. Dec. 6, 1820; David, b. Apr. 20, 1824. At the bottom of the page it states: Phebe L. Fisk Shell, b. July 26, 1848, d. May 30, 1927 and Daniel Shell, d. May 15, 1927. David

I was at Maple Grove Cemetery yesterday looking for, and taking photos of the graves of my family. I found most of my family who was supposed to be burried there except my gggrandparents Flora (West) Fisk (1873-1939/40) and Orrin Fisk (1869-1940). I found the transcribed records on the genweb site and tried to retrace the order of names burried there, but could not find them. I was wondering if anyone know anything about thier burial (did they have a stone, could the stone have been damaged, etc.?). Is there any way to contact the people who maintain the records of this cemetery? Also if they don't have a headstone, how easy is it to put one in for them? Karen LeBouef -- __________________________________________________________ Sign-up for your own FREE Personalized E-mail at Mail.com http://www.mail.com/?sr=signup

This is a good site to look through http://aolsearch.aol.com/dirsearch.adp?query=Washtenaw%20county%20cemeteries Pauline V Walters Museum on Main Street, A Museum of County Life Washtenaw County Historical Society 734 / 662-9092 http://www.washtenawhistory.org e-mail popowalt@aol.com new e-mail: WCHS-500@ameritech.net

Can anyone provide me with a list of the cemeteries in/around Ann Arbor, espeically those in which persons who died 1850-1920 might be buried? are these records on line somewhere? specifically, I am looking for family plots for families of the surname Mogk and/or Bruegel. appreciatively, ginny

RE naturalization records. The State Archives in Lansing has all of the Circuit Court of Washtenaw nat records. They also have a nice index prepared by volunteers. They will answer a request that comes thru e-mail. It is put in the que along with letters. Nancy

Where/from what agency in Ann Arbor would one obtain naturalization papers from 1865? ginny

Several of you were so very kind to take the time to help me in my search for information on a young boy, Theodore Christopher Bruegel, who died in 1869. His info is posted on the GENDIS site..... thanks to all of you who came forward with your assistance. So, information from the GENDIS site stops in about 1897. How does one go about getting information on a death in about 1910-1920? is there a site on line with this info? I have no specific information to provide, but have pieced together the information and am making a "guesstimate" based on a compilation of the few facts I do have. Albert Theodore Bruegel age 70 and his wife Elizabeth nee Mogk Bruegel age 67, are alive and living in Ann Arbor on the 1910 census. In 1920 he is probably a widower. (Per census records 1930, for sure he is a widower age 90, living with his daughter Marie and her husband, David Maher in Wastonville, Santa Cruz County, California). From this, we can guess that Elizabeth died after April 1910 when the census was taken, and possibly 1920 when the next one was taken. It is also possible that she may have died between 1920 census and 1930 census. So far as I can ascertain, there is no record of her death in California, so she must have died in Michigan. Could someone please point me in the right direction for information on her death?? appreciatively ginny

I usually spend time at the library over the weekend. Are you able to accept a scanned copy when I find it? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Virginia K Gandrup" <mieka@thevision.net> To: <MIWASHTE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 06, 2003 4:22 PM Subject: [MIWASHTE] newspaper lookup re Bruegel > I am looking for a volunteer who is in the area of Ann Arbor who could do a newspaper lookup for a specific death notice. I don't have the name of the paper, or the date, but I do have a copy of the actual article. July 2 occurred on a Friday in the years 1869, 1875, 1880, 1886, 1897, the time frame in which this death would have occurred. Anyone out there who could help? > Here is an exact transcription: > DIED. On Friday, July 2d, Theodore Christopher, son of Theodore and Elizabeth Bruegel, of Diptheria, aged four years and seven months. > > Even at this tender age, this dear child had learned the object of this life. A few hours only before his death he asked the question and also gave the answer: "Where is my home, mamma?" The mother answering "Here with mamma," but raising himself a little upon his pillow, he pointed upward with his little finger, saying, "Jesus loves me!" > > Can any one doubt that he understood his destiny and that his home would soon be with Jesus? > > appreciatively, > > ginny > >

scanned is great! I can receive jpegs, or whatever..... I have DSL, so size isn't too much of a problem.... someone else responded with info that states this death was in 1869, July 2, Friday...... ginny ----- Original Message ----- From: "Judy" <ourworld@voyager.net> To: <MIWASHTE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 06, 2003 4:37 PM Subject: Re: [MIWASHTE] newspaper lookup re Bruegel > I usually spend time at the library over the weekend. Are you able to > accept a scanned copy when I find it? > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Virginia K Gandrup" <mieka@thevision.net> > To: <MIWASHTE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, June 06, 2003 4:22 PM > Subject: [MIWASHTE] newspaper lookup re Bruegel > > > > I am looking for a volunteer who is in the area of Ann Arbor who could do > a newspaper lookup for a specific death notice. I don't have the name of the > paper, or the date, but I do have a copy of the actual article. July 2 > occurred on a Friday in the years 1869, 1875, 1880, 1886, 1897, the time > frame in which this death would have occurred. Anyone out there who could > help? > > Here is an exact transcription: > > DIED. On Friday, July 2d, Theodore Christopher, son of Theodore and > Elizabeth Bruegel, of Diptheria, aged four years and seven months. > > > > Even at this tender age, this dear child had learned the object of this > life. A few hours only before his death he asked the question and also gave > the answer: "Where is my home, mamma?" The mother answering "Here with > mamma," but raising himself a little upon his pillow, he pointed upward with > his little finger, saying, "Jesus loves me!" > > > > Can any one doubt that he understood his destiny and that his home > would soon be with Jesus? > > > > appreciatively, > > > > ginny > > > > > >

here's the info on GENDIS site....... I haven't been there yet, but plan to do so..... ginny ----- Original Message ----- From: "Charles Whitmer" <chuck@whitmer.to> To: <MIWASHTE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 06, 2003 3:42 PM Subject: Re: [MIWASHTE] newspaper lookup re Bruegel > Take a look at GENDIS at: http://www.mdch.state.mi.us/pha/osr/gendisx/index.htm > You can write to Washtenaw County for a copy of the death certificate > (ledger page 285, record 1), but it's unlikely to contain any more info > than given here. > For the death announcement, you'd need somebody to check the local papers, > which can probably be done in the Ann Arbor public library. I live in > Washington state myself, and on occasion I've been able to order microfilms > of Michigan papers through inter-library loan, and find death announcements > on my own. > GENDIS is a great resource brought to you by hard working volunteers in MI. > Regards, > Chuck > > At 2003.06.06 02:55 PM, Virginia K Gandrup wrote: > >THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU! This is great, and a definite "hit". For > >my record keeping, what is the Gendis database? is there a place I could > >write for a copy of the death announcement? I have a copy, but the person > >cutting it out of the newspaper didn't include the date nor the name of the > >paper. Wow, this clipping has been around for many many years! > >very appreciatively, > >ginny > > > >----- Original Message ----- > >From: "Charles Whitmer" <chuck@whitmer.to> > >To: <MIWASHTE-L@rootsweb.com> > >Sent: Friday, June 06, 2003 2:10 PM > >Subject: Re: [MIWASHTE] newspaper lookup re Bruegel > > > > > > > The GENDIS database lists: > > > > > > BREUGEL, THEODOREC > > > Date of death: 2-Jul-1869 > > > Ledger Page: 285 > > > Record Number: 1 > > > Place of death: 1st Ward Ann Arbor > > > County of Death: Washtenaw > > > Sex: Male > > > Race: White > > > Marital Status: Not Recorded > > > Age: 4 years 7 months > > > Cause of Death: Diphtheria > > > Birthplace: 1st Ward Ann Arbor > > > Occupation: > > > Father's Name: Breugel, Theodore > > > Father's Residence: 1st Ward Ann Arbor > > > Mother's Name: Breugel, Elizabeth > > > Mother's Residence: 1st Ward Ann Arbor > > > Date of record: 20-May-1870 > > > > > > This is a pretty obvious hit. The year is 1869. > > > > > > Enjoy! > > > Chuck > > > > > > At 2003.06.06 01:22 PM, Virginia K Gandrup wrote: > > > >I am looking for a volunteer who is in the area of Ann Arbor who could do > > > >a newspaper lookup for a specific death notice. I don't have the name of > > > >the paper, or the date, but I do have a copy of the actual article. July > > > >2 occurred on a Friday in the years 1869, 1875, 1880, 1886, 1897, the > >time > > > >frame in which this death would have occurred. Anyone out there who could > >help? > > > >Here is an exact transcription: > > > >DIED. On Friday, July 2d, Theodore Christopher, son of Theodore and > > > >Elizabeth Bruegel, of Diptheria, aged four years and seven months. > > > > > > > >Even at this tender age, this dear child had learned the object of this > > > >life. A few hours only before his death he asked the question and also > > > >gave the answer: "Where is my home, mamma?" The mother answering "Here > > > >with mamma," but raising himself a little upon his pillow, he pointed > > > >upward with his little finger, saying, "Jesus loves me!" > > > > > > > > Can any one doubt that he understood his destiny and that his home > > > > would soon be with Jesus? > > > > > > > >appreciatively, > > > > > > > >ginny > > > > > > > >

Take a look at GENDIS at: http://www.mdch.state.mi.us/pha/osr/gendisx/index.htm You can write to Washtenaw County for a copy of the death certificate (ledger page 285, record 1), but it's unlikely to contain any more info than given here. For the death announcement, you'd need somebody to check the local papers, which can probably be done in the Ann Arbor public library. I live in Washington state myself, and on occasion I've been able to order microfilms of Michigan papers through inter-library loan, and find death announcements on my own. GENDIS is a great resource brought to you by hard working volunteers in MI. Regards, Chuck At 2003.06.06 02:55 PM, Virginia K Gandrup wrote: >THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU! This is great, and a definite "hit". For >my record keeping, what is the Gendis database? is there a place I could >write for a copy of the death announcement? I have a copy, but the person >cutting it out of the newspaper didn't include the date nor the name of the >paper. Wow, this clipping has been around for many many years! >very appreciatively, >ginny > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Charles Whitmer" <chuck@whitmer.to> >To: <MIWASHTE-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Friday, June 06, 2003 2:10 PM >Subject: Re: [MIWASHTE] newspaper lookup re Bruegel > > > > The GENDIS database lists: > > > > BREUGEL, THEODOREC > > Date of death: 2-Jul-1869 > > Ledger Page: 285 > > Record Number: 1 > > Place of death: 1st Ward Ann Arbor > > County of Death: Washtenaw > > Sex: Male > > Race: White > > Marital Status: Not Recorded > > Age: 4 years 7 months > > Cause of Death: Diphtheria > > Birthplace: 1st Ward Ann Arbor > > Occupation: > > Father's Name: Breugel, Theodore > > Father's Residence: 1st Ward Ann Arbor > > Mother's Name: Breugel, Elizabeth > > Mother's Residence: 1st Ward Ann Arbor > > Date of record: 20-May-1870 > > > > This is a pretty obvious hit. The year is 1869. > > > > Enjoy! > > Chuck > > > > At 2003.06.06 01:22 PM, Virginia K Gandrup wrote: > > >I am looking for a volunteer who is in the area of Ann Arbor who could do > > >a newspaper lookup for a specific death notice. I don't have the name of > > >the paper, or the date, but I do have a copy of the actual article. July > > >2 occurred on a Friday in the years 1869, 1875, 1880, 1886, 1897, the >time > > >frame in which this death would have occurred. Anyone out there who could >help? > > >Here is an exact transcription: > > >DIED. On Friday, July 2d, Theodore Christopher, son of Theodore and > > >Elizabeth Bruegel, of Diptheria, aged four years and seven months. > > > > > >Even at this tender age, this dear child had learned the object of this > > >life. A few hours only before his death he asked the question and also > > >gave the answer: "Where is my home, mamma?" The mother answering "Here > > >with mamma," but raising himself a little upon his pillow, he pointed > > >upward with his little finger, saying, "Jesus loves me!" > > > > > > Can any one doubt that he understood his destiny and that his home > > > would soon be with Jesus? > > > > > >appreciatively, > > > > > >ginny > > > >

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU! This is great, and a definite "hit". For my record keeping, what is the Gendis database? is there a place I could write for a copy of the death announcement? I have a copy, but the person cutting it out of the newspaper didn't include the date nor the name of the paper. Wow, this clipping has been around for many many years! very appreciatively, ginny ----- Original Message ----- From: "Charles Whitmer" <chuck@whitmer.to> To: <MIWASHTE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 06, 2003 2:10 PM Subject: Re: [MIWASHTE] newspaper lookup re Bruegel > The GENDIS database lists: > > BREUGEL, THEODOREC > Date of death: 2-Jul-1869 > Ledger Page: 285 > Record Number: 1 > Place of death: 1st Ward Ann Arbor > County of Death: Washtenaw > Sex: Male > Race: White > Marital Status: Not Recorded > Age: 4 years 7 months > Cause of Death: Diphtheria > Birthplace: 1st Ward Ann Arbor > Occupation: > Father's Name: Breugel, Theodore > Father's Residence: 1st Ward Ann Arbor > Mother's Name: Breugel, Elizabeth > Mother's Residence: 1st Ward Ann Arbor > Date of record: 20-May-1870 > > This is a pretty obvious hit. The year is 1869. > > Enjoy! > Chuck > > At 2003.06.06 01:22 PM, Virginia K Gandrup wrote: > >I am looking for a volunteer who is in the area of Ann Arbor who could do > >a newspaper lookup for a specific death notice. I don't have the name of > >the paper, or the date, but I do have a copy of the actual article. July > >2 occurred on a Friday in the years 1869, 1875, 1880, 1886, 1897, the time > >frame in which this death would have occurred. Anyone out there who could help? > >Here is an exact transcription: > >DIED. On Friday, July 2d, Theodore Christopher, son of Theodore and > >Elizabeth Bruegel, of Diptheria, aged four years and seven months. > > > >Even at this tender age, this dear child had learned the object of this > >life. A few hours only before his death he asked the question and also > >gave the answer: "Where is my home, mamma?" The mother answering "Here > >with mamma," but raising himself a little upon his pillow, he pointed > >upward with his little finger, saying, "Jesus loves me!" > > > > Can any one doubt that he understood his destiny and that his home > > would soon be with Jesus? > > > >appreciatively, > > > >ginny > >

The GENDIS database lists: BREUGEL, THEODOREC Date of death: 2-Jul-1869 Ledger Page: 285 Record Number: 1 Place of death: 1st Ward Ann Arbor County of Death: Washtenaw Sex: Male Race: White Marital Status: Not Recorded Age: 4 years 7 months Cause of Death: Diphtheria Birthplace: 1st Ward Ann Arbor Occupation: Father's Name: Breugel, Theodore Father's Residence: 1st Ward Ann Arbor Mother's Name: Breugel, Elizabeth Mother's Residence: 1st Ward Ann Arbor Date of record: 20-May-1870 This is a pretty obvious hit. The year is 1869. Enjoy! Chuck At 2003.06.06 01:22 PM, Virginia K Gandrup wrote: >I am looking for a volunteer who is in the area of Ann Arbor who could do >a newspaper lookup for a specific death notice. I don't have the name of >the paper, or the date, but I do have a copy of the actual article. July >2 occurred on a Friday in the years 1869, 1875, 1880, 1886, 1897, the time >frame in which this death would have occurred. Anyone out there who could help? >Here is an exact transcription: >DIED. On Friday, July 2d, Theodore Christopher, son of Theodore and >Elizabeth Bruegel, of Diptheria, aged four years and seven months. > >Even at this tender age, this dear child had learned the object of this >life. A few hours only before his death he asked the question and also >gave the answer: "Where is my home, mamma?" The mother answering "Here >with mamma," but raising himself a little upon his pillow, he pointed >upward with his little finger, saying, "Jesus loves me!" > > Can any one doubt that he understood his destiny and that his home > would soon be with Jesus? > >appreciatively, > >ginny

I am looking for a volunteer who is in the area of Ann Arbor who could do a newspaper lookup for a specific death notice. I don't have the name of the paper, or the date, but I do have a copy of the actual article. July 2 occurred on a Friday in the years 1869, 1875, 1880, 1886, 1897, the time frame in which this death would have occurred. Anyone out there who could help? Here is an exact transcription: DIED. On Friday, July 2d, Theodore Christopher, son of Theodore and Elizabeth Bruegel, of Diptheria, aged four years and seven months. Even at this tender age, this dear child had learned the object of this life. A few hours only before his death he asked the question and also gave the answer: "Where is my home, mamma?" The mother answering "Here with mamma," but raising himself a little upon his pillow, he pointed upward with his little finger, saying, "Jesus loves me!" Can any one doubt that he understood his destiny and that his home would soon be with Jesus? appreciatively, ginny

Dear Denise, Good luck to you in whatever is coming next. You have done one terrific job with the Washtenaw Co. Site. We will miss you!! Jo Grieve ----- Original Message ----- From: "Denise Frederick" <tfred@voyager.net> To: <MIWASHTE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, May 31, 2003 8:29 PM Subject: [MIWASHTE] Denise Frederick is stepping down > Greetings, > > I wanted to let everyone know that after representing Washtenaw County, MI in the USGenWeb Project for over 6 years, I've stepped down as the County Coordinator for the Washtenaw Co., MI USGenWeb site. > > I have so enjoyed the time I spent designing and building the Washtenaw site into one of the best in the state of Michigan and want to thank everyone who so generously submitted any kind of data to me, gave me words of encouragement over the years, or kept me on my toes by making suggestions. It has been an absolutely wonderful experience and one that I will always cherish. > > Colleen Pustola ladyaudris@earthlink.net is the new County Coordinator and the new website address is: http://www.rootsweb.com/~miwashte/ Any data you might have submitted over the years will still be included on the new site, but give Colleen some time to make a complete transfer of the webpages. > > Thanks again for all your support. > With warm regards, > Denise Frederick > ***************************************************** > Petoskey, Emmet Co., MI Email address: tfred@voyager.net > Researching these surnames: BECKWITH, BUGBEE, CHASE, CLINE, CRANE, GAUMER, HEIFNER, HENRY, HUNT, LANE, MARSCH, MUSHRUSH, NEEB, QUIGLEY, RAYDURE, ROSS, STANTON, > STONE, SHURGOUR, STARKWEATHER, THOMPSON, VAN RIPER, WENNER, WERTZ and WHITING > Visit my homepage and read "Denise's Story": > http://members.tripod.com/~deemamafred/index.html > ***************************************************** > >