WINKLER, Carl; DEU > USA; 1891 Looking for information on Carl WINKLER. Born in Germany, possibly Oberfrohna, Saxony. Married Minna Wilhelmine HOBBE in 1886 at Oberfrohna, Saxony. Came to America in 1891 with two children and settled in New York City where they lived about a year and came to Colby, WI. to visit Minna's sister, Mrs. Boehm. THen they went back to New York CIty again and after a year or so they decided to cast their lot in northern WI and came to Prentice, WI. Six months later they moved to Taylor county and settled on 40 acres of land west of Rib Lake, WI. purchased from the Wisconsin Central Railroad. The WINKLERs bought this place sometime in 1893 and Carl worked in Shaw's tannery until it shut down. He lived on the farm until he passed away in January of 1929. Nine children were born to Carl and Minna: Three died in infancy, one in New York City, one in Germany, and one in Colby, WI. The others were Lena, Walter, William, Rose, Hannah, and Alfred. When they bought their land it was coveredwith timber. By hard work they cleared the land and about 1904 built a new house and a new barn. Prior to doing so they lived in a log home. ANY informaiton on Carl WINKLER and the three children that passed away in infancy would be greatly appreciated. Carl WINKLER would have been my Great Grandfather. He is buried in Rib Lake, WI. Thank you! Cindy Johnson reply to : cindyjohnson1@ameritech.net

LAMOTTE, Charles Fred; Trois-Rivieres, CAN>MI,USA; 1890 Seeking information regarding my g-grandfather Charles Fred LAMOTTE b. abt 1890 in Trois-Rivieres, CAN d. Detroit, MI m. Katherine EHRIG of Buffalo, NY. They had eight children: Mary Elizabeth LAMOTHE b. 1919 m. Kenneth CASE, Gilbert Charles LAMOTHE, Beulah LAMOTHE m. - Galetti, Violet LAMOTHE d. at age 21, Ray LaMOTHE, Floyd LAMOTTE, Billy LAMOTTE, Eileen LAMOTTE m. Clark Howard. Any information regarding any of these individuals would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! "Ben & Heather Johnson" <ben@tscnet.com>

HUSTED / GOODMAN / GLOVER / PITTMAN; OK,USA; 1831- Do you have any of these names on your list? Children of Ephraim HUSTED (1832-1861) and Mary Clarinda GOODMAN (1831-1901): Charles Arthur (1858-1938) William Luther (1860-1923) Mary Clarinda remarried CHANDLER after Ephraim's death: Child: Maggie Bell CHANDLER (b. 1867) m. GLOVER Ephraim's siblings: brother, Dallas brother, Albert brother, Chancie or Chauncy sister, Lediska ("Dessy") m. DOTY (grandmother to Nora PITTMAN) Locations: Beaver Co., OK; Ellis Co., OK; Springtown, AR; May, OK Thanks for checking, Melinda K. Green CootyDo <CootyDo@aol.com>

BROWN / BAILEY; MO,USA>OK,USA; -1858 Children of Johnithan Bogard BROWN and Mary Jane BAILEY: Sarah (b. ca. 1858 - d. 06 Jul 1933) m. (1) John TINDER; (2) John VANDOLINDA Eliza J. Brown (1866-1925) m. W. L. HUSTED Weltha (b. ca. 1875) m. Elige WALKER Cora (b. ca. 1878) m. Wilber WARD Sadalia m. LINVILLE Adelia Ola m. Jesse HUNT Thanks in advance for checking, Melinda K. Green CootyDo <CootyDo@aol.com>

BLAIR / REANEY; IRL>PA,USA; 1850-1900 I am lookin for information on my grandmother's parents, her name was Margaret Ann Blair and she was born in Washington County, Pa on March 19, 1862. According to her death certificate, her father was ALEXANDER BLAIR, born in Ireland and her mother was ANNA REANEY, also born in Ireland. This is all I have, I don't know if there were any other children born to them or if they were married over in the USA or in Ireland. Can anyone help me to fill in the blanks on this part of my family tree? Thanks, Judy Rea JUDYMSR@AOL.COM

ROWAND; CA,USA; 1740-1830 Looking for info on ROWAND 1740-1830 especially if born in NJ. Also ABRAHAM ROWAND born 1851 in NJ moved to California probably around 1870. Ray Rowand Carlisle, PA rrowand@epix.net

DAGGETT / SMITH; IRL>WI,USA; 1840-1860 According to a Dane County, Wisconsin family history, Joseph DAGGETT came from Ireland to New York as a young man in the mid-1800's. Shortly thereafter he moved first to Rock County, Wisconsin, and then to Madison in Dane County, WI. He married Mary Smith, probably in Rock County. His children were Charles, Minnie, Robert, and Allan. I can't even locate the name DAGGETT in Ireland. I only find it as an English name. Even though the family and the county history swear he was Irish, could he really have been English? Thank you for any clues. ssd@ultra1.pitnet.net (Sara Daggett)

MURPHY Amos / RHODES Winnie; VA,USA; 1800-1836 Any information in Amos Murphy and Winnie Rhodes would be appreciated. They had a son, George Washington Murphy, born 3/1/1836 in Chesapeake Bay? Virginia. Amos and Winnie died in Illiopolis, Illinois. Would like information on when and where they were born. Amos in Ireland and Winnie in Scotland, when they immigrated to this country and their marriage. Thanks for any info at all. Gale Murphy (gdmurf@lamar.colostate.edu)

VOGTS; DEU>USA; 1760-1854 Seeking Johan Wilhelm VOGTS b: about 1760 d: before 1825. Lived in Wulfsode and Oechtringen, Hanstedt, Ebstorf near Uelzen. Married Margaret Elizabeth KRUSE 1762-1848 d/o Hans Wilhem KRUSE and Magdalena Engel STEHR. Bonita Hillmer *************************************************************************** Bonita Dallas / Ft. Worth, Texas, USA bhillmer@worldnet.att.net ***************************************************************************

HILLMER; DEU>USA; 1700-1998 Seeking any HILLMER especially in the area of UELZEN -- Hanstedt, Bode, Eimke, Ellendorf, Ebstorf, Teendorf. Bonita Hillmer *************************************************************************** Bonita Dallas / Ft. Worth, Texas, USA bhillmer@worldnet.att.net ***************************************************************************

OLIGNY; CAN>WI,USA; 1832- Hi everyone. Thanks again to all of you who have helped me in my search for Noah Oligny and his wife Marguerite Raymond. This was my first experience with a genealogy list serve, and I posted a note expecting to hear nothing. It didn't take long before I started to get your responses. You all surprised me with your kindness and generosity. In providing me with the names of the couple's parents and grandparents, I have been able to connect Noah (Noe) to many Oligny names--- aunts, uncles and cousins in St. Remi de Napierville. (So far no brothers and sisters - I haven't yet found a book of marriages for St. Louis de Gonzague in Beauharnois - any suggestions? Maybe I can get it through an interlibrary loan.) However, tonight while searching the internet, I discovered the family tree of Marguerite Raymond's maternal ancestors all the way back to the early 1600's in France and in England. It was quite exciting. If anyone wants information on the ancestors of Noe Oligny and Marguerite Raymond, or if you have information you would like to share, please contact me. Eventually, I will be uploading my family tree to a family tree maker web page. You can look for me there. Again, thanks everybody. SIncerely, Tanya Hein Madison, WI trhein@students.wisc.edu

>OLIGNY; CAN>WI,USA; 1832- > >Hi everyone. > >Thanks again to all of you who have helped me in my search for Noah Oligny and his wife Marguerite Raymond. This was my first experience with a genealogy list serve, and I posted a note expecting to hear nothing. It didn't take >long before I started to get your responses. You all surprised me with your kindness and generosity. > > In providing me with the names of the couple's parents and grandparents, I have been able to connect Noah (Noe) to many Oligny names--- aunts, uncles and cousins in St. Remi de Napierville. (So far no brothers and sisters - I haven't yet found a book of marriages for St. Louis de Gonzague in Beauharnois - any suggestions? Maybe I can get it through an interlibrary loan.) However, tonight while searching the internet, I discovered the family tree of Marguerite Raymond's maternal ancestors all the way back to the early 1600's in France and in England. It was quite exciting. > >If anyone wants information on the ancestors of Noe Oligny and Marguerite Raymond, or if you have information you would like to share, please contact me. Eventually, I will be uploading my family tree to a family tree maker web >page. You can look for me there. > >Again, thanks everybody. > >SIncerely, >Tanya Hein >Madison, WI >trhein@students.wisc.edu > >

CRAY Fred; Southampton, ENG > PA,USA; 1860- Fred CRAY immigrated from Southampton, England to USA in 1882-1883. Married Mary Emma Staley and lived most of his life in West Pittston, PA. I am trying to find the names of his parents, and their date of birth and death. They remained in England. Fred had two sisters, also in England, married names were Mrs. S. Wooley and Mrs. M. Haskell; and two brothers, Oliver and Sidney of California. Any help you can give me regarding his parents and family would be most appreciated. I may also be reach by e-mail Janfrdum@aol.com Thank you!

ESSEX Thomas Jefferson; Liberal, KS,USA; c 1800 I am seeking information on how the Essex name came to reside in Liberal kansas in the early 19th century. Specifically, I would like to find links from that point backward. E-mail information to Bldeegl@aol.com Thank you Jim Essex We are learners, most of the time we are beginners

STRENG Charles; Richmond,VA,USA; 1859-1943 Charles Bauer Streng was born in Richmond, VA 23 Aug. 1859, moved to W. Pittston, PA at age 5. Married Anna Lucretia Ackley in Aug. 1883. He died 13 Apr. 1943. I am looking for his parents' names amd dates of birth and death. I think his father's name was George...not sure. They both came here from Germany. Any help would be appreciated. I may also be reached via e-mail at Janfrdum@aol.com. Thanks,

ROBINSON, Thomas Hinton; Iowa, USA; 1874-1966 I am seeking history on the Robinson family, both ancestors and descendants of siblings of Thomas Hinton Robinson. He was born 1-11-1874, possible in Iowa, USA. He married Ellen L. Riggs on 2-24-1897 in Greeley, Colorado, USA. We believe he had come to Greeley from Iowa. He died in Greeley on 12-23-1966. It appears he had a twin brother who moved in California and the two never communicated again. Any and all help tracing the family will be appreciated. I can be reached at casadelosgatos@prodigy.net. Milo Robinson

WILLMON James Henry; USA; 1850 Are there any Willmon's that read this news group? Thanks. Ray Willmon willmon@bigfoot.com

ESSEX Thomas; Liberal, KS,USA; c. 1800 I am seeking information on the ancestry of this person who lived near Liberal Kansas in the early 19th century. Send information to Bldeegl@aol.com Thank you Jim Essex We are learners, most of the time we are beginners

ESSEX Thomas; Liberal, KS,USA; c. 1800 I am seeking information on the ancestry of this person who lived near Liberal Kansas in the early 19th century. Send information to Bldeegl@aol.com Thank you, Jim Essex We are learners, most of the time we are beginners

MOORE Elizabeth; MD,USA; C. 1865 I am looking for information on Martha? Elizabeth (Lizzie) MOORE b. 1860's or 70's. She married Henry Hickman and lived in Maryland. They had 12 children, one of whom was Helen Elizabeth Hickman b. 1 Dec 1900. My grandmother thought Lizzie might have come over from Ireland, but I cannot find any information. Please help. Angel Sissons <sissons@starcomm.net>