If you will give me some details on the Andersons, such as their names, ages, etc., I'll check the 1930 census for you. I don't have a directory, but the census will have the address. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Victoria (Vicki) McCarty" <kbird@whidbey.net> To: <MNHENNEP-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, July 30, 2006 4:35 PM Subject: [MNHEN] 1930 census for Anoka >I haven't done any searching in the 1930 census...wondering if anyone can >offer suggestions. I'd like to know if Andersons were still at 4417 5th >St. NE (Minneapolis) in April 1930 -- if anyone has a city directory, or >any other information, I'd appreciate knowing. > > Vicki McCarty > >

I am searching for living relatives of the following for a friend in Denmark: Catherine Cristine Andreassen who immigrated to Hopkins in the 1880s or so. She had two daughters, Lezzie (SP?) and Maria Andreassen. One of them married an Emil Peterson who lived at 122-6th Avenue N. in Hopkins in 1928. Emil and his wife had the following children: Raymond, Lawrence, Ivan, Muriel, Beatrice and Inez (Mrs. Fred Nelson). Muriel married a man whose last name was Amundson and his first name may have been Milton. Muriel lived at 11706 Bradford Rd. in Hopkins in 1987. If anyone has informaiton about them or their descendants, please contact me. Thank you, Janet Hobbs Johnson

Listers am looking to find this my ancestor looks like him age 89 1920 census Minneapolis Hennepin Living with Hiram Ryan aged 63 and his daughter Effie age 55. Andrew mayve left a will or his obit may say something about him any help appreciated thanks Steve.

Hi Shawne, do you still have this book? If so, is there a Clarence (Clare, Clare O.) Peterson listed? Company might be Northwest Airlines. Thank you for the look up. Alicia

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I've "rescued" an old photograph of Annie HANSON and a six year old girl identified only as F. A. H. on the back of the photograph. The photograph was taken at the S. E. Olson Co. Studio in Minneapolis, likely sometime in the 1890's with Annie appearing to be in her 20's or 30's at the time the photograph was taken. I'm guessing that the pair are Mother and daughter; however, I don't know that for sure. I'm hoping to locate someone from this HANSON Family so that this wonderful old photograph can be returned to their care. If you are a member of this family, or know someone who might be, please contact me. Thanks, Shelley

Its of their Golden Wedding anniversary. It was in my great-grandmother's files. They lived in NE and North Mpls. I can scan and send to you if you are a descendent. Tom

Hello, Thanks to Jodi and Patricia for all your help with the 1930 Tiger yearbook! I have another request.... Looking for THORWALD (WALLY) WALLUM who was Myrtle's brother. He should have graduated from South High School in 1923. Thanks for your time, Erin

Wow! I would love a copy! Thank you so much for your help. Erin ----- Original Message ----- From: Jodi<mailto:jodimag@earthlink.net> To: MNHENNEP-L@rootsweb.com<mailto:MNHENNEP-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2006 10:28 PM Subject: [MNHEN] Re: South High yearbooks On Jul 6, 2006, at 22:00, MNHENNEP-D-request@rootsweb.com<mailto:MNHENNEP-D-request@rootsweb.com> wrote: > Hello, > Does anyone own or have access to the yearbook for South High > School for the years 1926-1930? I'm looking for my grandmother, > MYRTLE WALLUM. > Thank you, > Erin > You can try the Minneapolis Public Library. They have a special collections department with many of the yearbooks from the schools in Minneapolis. http://www.mplib.org/specialcoll.asp<http://www.mplib.org/specialcoll.asp> 300 Nicollet Mall Minneapolis MN 55401 612-630-6350 612-630-6210 (fax) ALSO: The Minnesota Genealogical Society also has a large collection of yearbooks in their library. I did a search In their on-line catalog and it shows that they have the "The Gift Tiger of 1929, volume XIX : South High School / Minneapolis, Minnesota." Link to MGS web page: http://www.mngs.org/onlinecatalog.shtml<http://www.mngs.org/onlinecatalogshtml> Link to the catalog: http://m3hosting1.mlasolutions.com/m3/apps/<http://m3hosting1.mlasolutions.com/m3/apps/> m3opac/mgs?command=getSession&session=25909dae-0d79-11db-bb0f- acb7a0613161&style=ui MGS Library Where we're located - 5768 Olson Memorial Highway on the north side service road of State Highway 55 (Olson Memorial Highway) just west of Highway 100. (763) 595-9347 Library Hours: Tuesday 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm Wednesday 9 am - 3 pm Thursday 9 am - 3 pm & 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm Saturday 9 am - 3 pm Library Fee: There is a $5 fee for non-member use of the library. The $5 fee can be applied to membership in the Minnesota Genealogical Society, any of the branches, or the Czechoslovak Genealogical Society International. AFTER I looked all this up, I remembered that I had a couple of South High yearbooks, so took a quick check on my shelf. I have the 1930 Tiger. Your grandmother is listed on the commencement bulletin (which came in the yearbook when I picked it up at an estate sale last year). There is a photo of her on page 100. This is what it says next to her photo: "WALLUM, MYRTLE J. Blue Triangle, Torchbearers. Quiet personality, charming pleasing manners, Are bound to win for her some of life's choicest banners." She also signed her name on the Autographs page. I'd be happy to scan the photo and autograph if you want it. Jodi Magnuson in Minneapolis.

On Jul 6, 2006, at 22:00, MNHENNEP-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Hello, > Does anyone own or have access to the yearbook for South High > School for the years 1926-1930? I'm looking for my grandmother, > MYRTLE WALLUM. > Thank you, > Erin > You can try the Minneapolis Public Library. They have a special collections department with many of the yearbooks from the schools in Minneapolis. http://www.mplib.org/specialcoll.asp 300 Nicollet Mall Minneapolis MN 55401 612-630-6350 612-630-6210 (fax) ALSO: The Minnesota Genealogical Society also has a large collection of yearbooks in their library. I did a search In their on-line catalog and it shows that they have the "The Gift Tiger of 1929, volume XIX : South High School / Minneapolis, Minnesota." Link to MGS web page: http://www.mngs.org/onlinecatalog.shtml Link to the catalog: http://m3hosting1.mlasolutions.com/m3/apps/ m3opac/mgs?command=getSession&session=25909dae-0d79-11db-bb0f- acb7a0613161&style=ui MGS Library Where we're located - 5768 Olson Memorial Highway on the north side service road of State Highway 55 (Olson Memorial Highway) just west of Highway 100. (763) 595-9347 Library Hours: Tuesday 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm Wednesday 9 am - 3 pm Thursday 9 am - 3 pm & 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm Saturday 9 am - 3 pm Library Fee: There is a $5 fee for non-member use of the library. The $5 fee can be applied to membership in the Minnesota Genealogical Society, any of the branches, or the Czechoslovak Genealogical Society International. AFTER I looked all this up, I remembered that I had a couple of South High yearbooks, so took a quick check on my shelf. I have the 1930 Tiger. Your grandmother is listed on the commencement bulletin (which came in the yearbook when I picked it up at an estate sale last year). There is a photo of her on page 100. This is what it says next to her photo: "WALLUM, MYRTLE J. Blue Triangle, Torchbearers. Quiet personality, charming pleasing manners, Are bound to win for her some of life's choicest banners." She also signed her name on the Autographs page. I'd be happy to scan the photo and autograph if you want it. Jodi Magnuson in Minneapolis.

Claudia There are 2 cemeteries that have borne the name of Maple Grove. The Brooklyn & Maple Grove Union Cemetery, also known as the American Cemetery, is just south of Highway 81 and just west of Jefferson Highway. If I recall, my mother's uncle told me that his grandparents were buried in the South Maple Grove cemetery, and this is the one where I found them buried. BTW - this cemetery is connected to St Paul's Lutheran Cemetery, all enclosed within one fence, but they are 2 separate cemeteries. The other cemetery that has been called Maple Grove Cemetery is actually now known as Rush Creek Cemetery and it is on Territorial Road, north of Highway 81 and west of Elm Creek Park Reserve (probably 2-3 miles). So either one could be what is referred to, but I believe she would be looking for Brooklyn/Maple Grove. Jo In a message dated 7/5/2006 9:16:51 P.M. Central Daylight Time, schumanc@comcast.net writes: I received the below question from Carol Anderson. I'm not aware if there's actually a cemetery named "South" Maple Grove. Can anyone help? Claudia Schuman Subject: South Maple Grove Cemetery " I am looking for the location (physical address) of the South Maple Grove Cemetery. Can you help?"

Patricia, I live in Washington. Maybe I'll call the high school and see if they can do a little checking for me. I'm not a member of Ancestry.com. Is the 1925 book scanned or does it just give the names of students? Thanks for your help, Erin ----- Original Message ----- From: Patricia Strot<mailto:strot003@yahoo.com> To: MNHENNEP-L@rootsweb.com<mailto:MNHENNEP-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2006 1:52 PM Subject: Re: [MNHEN] South High School 1926-1930 Shawn, If you are near Minneapolis you can check with South High. I went to the high school and looked at copies they have of the yearbooks for those years. Ancestry.com now has the 1925 book but I don't see 1926-30. You also could check with the Hennepin County Historical society to see what they have in their collection. Patricia shawn e herndon <s-e-herndon@msn.com<mailto:s-e-herndon@msn.com>> wrote: Hello, Does anyone own or have access to the yearbook for South High School for the years 1926-1930? I'm looking for my grandmother, MYRTLE WALLUM. Thank you, Erin --------------------------------- How low will we go? Check out Yahoo! Messenger's low PC-to-Phone call rates.

Shawn, If you are near Minneapolis you can check with South High. I went to the high school and looked at copies they have of the yearbooks for those years. Ancestry.com now has the 1925 book but I don't see 1926-30. You also could check with the Hennepin County Historical society to see what they have in their collection. Patricia shawn e herndon <s-e-herndon@msn.com> wrote: Hello, Does anyone own or have access to the yearbook for South High School for the years 1926-1930? I'm looking for my grandmother, MYRTLE WALLUM. Thank you, Erin --------------------------------- How low will we go? Check out Yahoo! Messenger’s low PC-to-Phone call rates.

Hello, Does anyone own or have access to the yearbook for South High School for the years 1926-1930? I'm looking for my grandmother, MYRTLE WALLUM. Thank you, Erin

Hi Claudia, I don't believe there is a cemetery there named "South" Maple Grove either. What is the time period for this cemetery? Now or before the turn of the century? Was this a country cemetery (where someone who lived/died nearby was buried) or was the cemetery associated with a specific religion (where s omeone who attended the church -- no mattter where they lived -- was buried?) Maybe more "speculative" research can uncover the correct cemetery. A guess would be that this term might refer to one of the two early cemeteries located in the southern sections of Maple Grove Township. I believe there was one in Section 11, near the Methodist Church, and one in Section 29, near the Catholic Church. They were there about 1890. Karen Whitmer

I received the below question from Carol Anderson. I'm not aware if there's actually a cemetery named "South" Maple Grove. Can anyone help? Claudia Schuman Subject: South Maple Grove Cemetery " I am looking for the location (physical address) of the South Maple Grove Cemetery. Can you help?"

All sorts of 'misspellings' occur in early records, which is why researchers have to be dogged in searching, especially in all the on-line indexes. It's also the reason why all the books and lecturers say to consult the original records. In other places in the same register, the father's surname is spelled Fogarty -- just what is the 'correct' spelling?<G> At least in an index, these different spellings all have the same Soundex code and will also show up relatively close together in a printed index, which is definitely not true of the Stableton/Hableton variants. In my own family, I have four baptisms in the same Minnesota River Valley parish by four different priests, varied in their ethnic backgrounds, with the family surname spelled four different ways (at least they all began and ended with the same letters -- it's the ones in between that are different)! I still have that subscription to the Minnesota Genealogical Journal up for grabs, if anyone can offer proof of the mother's surname..... Mary Mary Bakeman mbakeman@parkbooks.com Park Genealogical Books http://www.parkbooks.com

In a message dated 7/3/2006 12:20:42 A.M. Central Daylight Time, sean@tcq.net writes: If you have info about St. Anthony of Padua, stories or simply genealogical data, I would love to hear it! My great great grandparents, William Henry Towle and Pamelia Besse Towle, along with their three children under the age of two, came from Monmouth, Kennebec County, Maine, to St. Anthony in August 1856. I hope everyone will share their St. Anthony stories with the list. I live there now! Shirley Minneapolis

A worse problem than the Stableton/Hableton puzzle is that the baby's father's name appears to be misspelled. Fogrety in baptism records, Fogerty in the census. >>> mbakeman@parkbooks.com 07/02/06 02:43PM >>> The Minnesota Research note for July includes a page from the original register from the Catholic parish of St. Anthony from 1851, with an opportunity for someone to get a free subscription to the Minnesota Genealogical Journal. It's about transcriptions, extracts and indexes. You can find it at http://www.parkbooks.com/Html/research.html Mary Mary Bakeman mbakeman@parkbooks.com Park Genealogical Books http://www.parkbooks.com