Surnames being researched: Frazier, Hitchcock, Price, Fenstermaker, Lake, Frame. I�m a graduate student working on a Masters Degree at the University of Wisconsin-Stout and have been working on my genealogy since 1989. I would like to ask for your help in completing my survey on genealogy research, genealogy travel, and use of the Internet for genealogy research and travel located at http://www.uwstout.edu/survey/richardf.html Please scroll through the survey as there are intentional spaces in the survey. Your responses will be compl etely confidential and the results of the survey will be maintained and protected by rules administered by the University of Wisconsin-Stout and in compliance with applicable state and federal laws. The survey should not take more than 7 minutes of your time and will be appreciated and valuable. This research project will have a positive impact on genealogy research and may provide additional insights for government and private agencies that may advance the ability of genealogists to gain access to research materials. Again I ask you to please help with the research project by completing the survey by clicking on the following link: http://www.uwstout.edu/survey/richardf.html Please scroll through the survey as there are intentional spaces in the survey. Richard A. Frazier ______________________________________________ FREE Personalized Email at Mail.com Sign up at http://www.mail.com/?sr=signup

Posted on: Clark Co. Wi Queries Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/Clark/10360 Surname: McIlhattan ------------------------- You stated your ancestor was John McIlhattan born in 1775, do you know where, could it be Scotland? The Kintyre Penisula of Scotland is a home to many McIlhattans, my g.g grandfather was James, born in/near Muasdale to Robert and Jean Currie in 1804. I've also seen the spelling of McIllchattan. Our name was shortened to Hattan when he came to Canada, not sure the date.

Posted on: Clark Co. Wi Biographies Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/ClarkBios/10367 Surname: ------------------------- The above is mostly correct. However, the following additional information clarifies some facts: 1) Frederick Sell's wife was Helena (Karlin) Sell. 2) Herman Sell's wife was Helena Pieper. 3) Herman and Helena's children's names were Hilbert, Selma and Adella. They later had two more children: Friedrich and Gerhardt. Gerhardt was killed in World War II in Italy. 4) Helena (Pieper) Sell never lived in Juneau, but several miles out of Juneau in the township of Clyman in Dodge County.

Posted on: Clark Co. Wi Biographies Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/ClarkBios/10366 Surname: SHORT, PAYNE, MATOUSEK, HEREID, SCHMEAR, HOLUB, TIBBETTS ------------------------- Source: Marshfield News-Herald, 1957 Short's 50th Jubilee Noted at Neillsville Mr. and Mrs. Frank Short of route 4, whose 50th wedding anniversary falls on Wednesday, celebrated the occasion Saturday, when members of the immediate family were dinner guests at their home. Jan. 30 is not only their anniversary date but also the 23rd anniversary of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Matousek, West Allis, and the 19th birthday of the latter couple's son Duane, now with the armed forces in Korea. For the anniversary event, Mrs. Short wore a corsage of yellow rose buds, and her husband had a white carnation boutonniere. Mr. Short was born Dec. 11, 1884 on the home farm of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Short, in the town of Washburn [Clark County]. He was educated in the the Shortville School and worked with his father on the farm, where he was married Jan. 30, 1907, to Miss Dessa Payne. The bride was born in Richland County on Sept. 6, 1885, to Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Payne, and attended schools in Shortville and Gays Mills. The family moved first to Shortville, then to Gays Mills and returned to Shortville when she was 20 years old. Aside from nine years at Baraboo and Rochester, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. Short have spent all their married life on the home farm, which was purchased from his father's estate. Both are still in good health, and continue to operate the farm. Mr. Short also served for eight years as assessor of the town of Washburn. Their family consists fo two daughters, Mrs. Raynor (Marie) Vaughn, Washington, D. C., and Mrs. Louis (Helen) Matousek, West Allis; two sons, Kenneth Short, Neillsville, and Roger Short, West Allis; six grandchildren and one great-grandchild. A sister of Mrs. Short, Mrs. Pete Hereid of Alma Center, who had attended her at her wedding 50 years ago, was among those attending the celebration. Others present were Mr. Hereid; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Matousek, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Short and children and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Schmear and daughter, West Allis; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Short and family, Neillsville; Mrs. Verna Payne, Neillsville; Mr. and Mrs. George Holub, Alma Center; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Short, route 4, and Miss Beverly Matousek, route 1, Neillsville, and Mr. and Mrs. James Tibbetts, Rockford, Ill.

I, too, think it's wonderful that people take the time to share the information they have but it does get a bit overloaded at times. Is there any way a new listserve could be made (like the one for cemeteries) just for sharing things like obituaries and biographies? Perhaps that would solve the problem. Just a thought. Jean

Once again I will explain a few things. The reason everyone on the WICLARK list receives a copy of all the obituaries and biographies is because the WICLARK list and the GenConnect Board on the web are LINKED! That means that everything that gets posted to the website *automatically* gets sent to the mail list. There are several advantages to this: 1. No need to remember to check a website regularly to see if anything pertaining to your search has been added. 2. People who post to the GenConnect site are not necessarily subscribers to the mail list; therefore the potential to find new cousins is increased. 3. Once the information has been downloaded to your mailbox, you can read through it at YOUR pace rather than being restricted to the time you are physically connected to the web. 4. And of course there is the fact that we receive informative, valuable data to help us in our searches. **Everything** posted to the Clark Co. GenConnect board is sent to WICLARK list... not just the bios and obits. Queries, wills, and all other info posted to the website will be sent. I CHALLENGE ALL OF YOU TO POST AT LEAST ONE THING TO THE WEBSITE SO WE CAN SAY WE HAVE HELPED THE EFFORTS OF THE FEW PEOPLE WHO HAVE POSTED A TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF VALUABLE INFORMATION. Go to http://www.rootsweb.com/~wiclark/ and follow the GenConnect Links (Queries, Biographies, Obituaries). There are approximately 100 list members..... so that will make for quite a bit of information. It takes no more time to add to the website than it does to type an email to the list. I hereby exempt Janet and Stan from this little challenge :-) Happy Contributing!! Gena Listowner

I received the following from the WIGEN-L Board on 2/28: >Well, the good news is the USGenConnect Boards are back up. The bad news is >that some of the boards are missing all the February posts (yes, both WoodCoWI >and PortageCoWI are affected)... > >There is nothing I can do at the moment. They are going to restore it with the >backups, so PLEASE do NOT NOT NOT resend the February posts!!! Wait for them >to fix it (PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE)... So, In case anyone noticed a missing post, please be patient. When we hear that the February posts are all restored, I will check for completeness. I have a copy of ALL the posts ever made to the GenConnect Boards - about 2300 of them. Bob Herald

Hi Everyone, In case there are any new subscribers here, just a brief run down of what my entries are. I receive 2 newspapers weekly from Clark Co. Wisconsin (I live in CA). Each has an Old Items section which lists many many names. Because of copyright infringements, I type some information from these and mail them to the list in hope they will help someone find some information on their family. Take care! Kathy ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THORP COURIER dated Jan. 31, 2001 OLD INFO... 100 YEARS AGO... Geo. S. Loper and Carrie Endvick were wed in Thorp on the 15th at the home of Louis E. Olson by Justice Chalkley. Mr & Mrs Jas. Crowley had a daughter last Saturday. Eph Lindquist has banked over 1,000,000 feet of logs so far this winter. Edith Arms and A. Dukelow were wed on the 20th in Hazelhurst. Mr & Mrs N.P. hansen had a son on the 19th. Mr & Mrs W.L. Rubelle had a son on the 24th. Andrew McElmurry and Mary E. Polley, both of Colburn, were wed 1/23/1901 by Rev. Paul Hull of Stanley. Mr & Mrs Ben Krom of Withee, had a son on Wednesday. 75 YEARS AGO... Mr & Mrs George Burzynski had a daughter on Jan. 18th. Mr & Mrs John C. Maier had a daughter 1/16/1926. Mr & Mrs J. palak of Bellinger, had their baby christened on Sunday the 17th. Will McCaffery's rig was truck by a train on his way to work. His legs were injured. Anson Green, Stanley Attorney, died of pneumonia at his home on Sunday. A.G. Rasmussen purchased the bldg and lot now occupied by Weibel Restaurant from Mr & Mrs Ed Beller. Elizabeth Klckner, age 92, died at her daughters home, Mrs. Aug. Wiesner on Jan. 25, 1926. 50 YEARS AGO... Services were held for Alvin L. Truckey, age 67, who died in Wittenberg on Jan. 19th. N.P. Diedrich who operated at tavern in Hannibal has sold it to Frank Bogumill who in turn sold the Red & White Store to the Diedrich's. On Jan. 13th, Rita Marie Klauck and Earl Severson were wed. On Jan. 20th, a daughter was born to Mr & Mrs David Noonan. Loran Bivans received word that her half brother, Geo. Heagle passed away. Mr & Mrs Harold Isenberger had a son on Jan. 18th. Mr & Mrs George Couillard had a daughter on Jan. 11th. Mr & Mrs John Mudgett had a daughter. 25 YEARS AGO... Jennie Ignasiak, age 70, died in Berwyn, IL on Tuesday. Lucile Piper, age 80, died on Jan. 7 in Ft. Lauderdale, FL Bruno Malinowski, age 63, died on Jan. 16th. John J. Connelly graduated from the Univ. Of WI-Madison on Dec. 12th. Earl Alger, 84 passed away in Kaukauna on Jan. 16th. 10 YEARS AGO... Olive V. Miller, 86, died Jan. 26th in Stanley. Arnold H. Beckman, 73, died Jan. 27th in Medford. Oscar Folstad, 72, died Jan 27th in Stanley. N. Arnold Johnson, 67 died Jan. 22nd in Weston. Paul & Brandi Lasiewicz had a son on Jan 15th in Chippewa Falls. FULL OBITUARIES REVOLINSKI, Jerome 2/14/1939 - 1/28/2001 (Parents: Edward & Stephanie (Pecka)) SHIFFLETT, Geraldine (Bohman) 11/16/1912 - 1/6/2001 (Spouse: Dennis Shifflett) FAGAN, Jerry 1/26/1934 - 1/23/2001 (Parents: Jack & Edith (O'Neil); spouse: Linda) ROSSMILLER, Elaine 11/28/1926 - 1/22/2001 (Parents: Robert & Adeline Broeren; spouse: Robert G. Rossmiller) LIS, Frank 5/21/1921 - 1/27/2001 (Parents: Bruno & Sophia (Czerwinski); souse: Marilyn Leja) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THORP COURIER dated Feb. 7, 2001 100 YEARS AGO... Charley Hansen is building a large ice house just north of J.E. Jollings restaurant. Jno. Murphy has severed his connection with the Jno S. Owen Luber Co. Marriage licenses were issued to: Adam Egnoski & Frances Maslaka, Geo Hanson & Helen Deforth; Everard Sterling & Alma Rhea) Wm. Sommer Jr. bought an acre of land from John Hilgert. John Papierniak was struck by a log on Friday and his body badly crushed. He died on Tuesday night. Anton Tenzagolski's back was broken by a rolling log on Wednesday. Charlie Hardy was felling a tree, it split and came back striking him hurting his arm and back. 75 YEARS AGO... Mr & Mrs Peter Jenkot had a son on Jan. 21st. Lewis Dimek rented Chudy's farm. Officers elected for the Taft Telephone Co. Were Adam Pacewicz, T.N. Schultz, E.H. Fenstermacher. Elected at the White Eagle Dairy Cheese Factory: S. Gaska, B. Harycki, Ig. Zdrojkowski, S. Piwoni, F. Sadowski and M. Olenyczak. 50 YEARS AGO... Mary Balicki, age 76, died in Chippewa Falls on Jan. 28th. Michael Heiser, age 69, died in Stanley on Saturday. Mr & Mrs Clarence Rhyner were notified that their son PFC Eugene was killed in action on Dec. 19th in Korea. Clarence B. Culbertson, attorney in Stanley since 1895 died early Monday. 25 YEARS AGO... Christine Noah was named Thorp High School 1975-76 Betty Crocker Family Leader. Mr & Mrs R. Zebro had a daughter on Jan. 22nd. Rites were held for Dr. Lester E. Nystrum, age 73, in Medford. Marvin Piwoni Jr. received a Doctor of Philosophy Degree. 10 YEARS AGO... Ellen (Nellie) Schmidt, 86, died Feb. 1st in Owen. Daughter of Earl & Connie Hubbard was baptized. Roy Gibbs, age 80 of Stanley, died Feb. 3rd. Fred Pagel, age 70, died Jan. 25th in Eau Claire. FULL OBITUARIES WISNIEWSKI, Genevieve B 5/16/1913 - 2/2/2001 (Parents: Martin & Mary (Pankiewicz); spouse: Thomas Stanley Wisniewski) LIS, Bruno "Danny" 4/21/1931 - 2/1/2001 (Parents: Bruno & Sophia (Czerwinski); spouse: Dolly Malark) HEADRICK, Raymond 1/18/1929 - 2/3/2001 (Parents: Gordon & Lillian (Raymond); spouse: Betty LaMarche) HARYCKI, Anton Stanley 1/10/1898 - 1/31/2001 (Parents: Paul & Antonia (Leniewski); spouse: Margaret Persok) BAK, Joseph 3/5/1908 - 1/31/2001 (Parents: Leopold & Katherine (Darlak); spouse: Ann Galarowicz) HENAMAN, Vernon 6/10/1927 - 1/11/2001 (Parents: Charles & Minnie (Muller); spouse: Dorothy Mork) PRZYBYLSKI, Frances 11/30/1910 - 1/30/2001 (Parents: John & Anna (Garzeck) Nedza; spouse: Edward F. Przybylski) GOSSE, Victor 8/17/1922 - 2/4/2001 (Parents: Henry & Doris (Lindau); spouse: Bernice Ackerman) ROSS, Mary 8/25/1916 - 2/4/2001 (Parents: Stanley & Josephine Kaleta)

Hi Everyone, In case there are any new subscribers here, just a brief run down of what my entries are. I receive 2 newspapers weekly from Clark Co. Wisconsin (I live in CA). Each has an Old Items section which lists many many names. Because of copyright infringements, I type some information from these and mail them to the list in hope they will help someone find some information on their family. Forgive me if you find typos, I'm only human :-) Take care! Kathy ~~~~~~~~~~~ STANLEY REPUBLICIAN dated Feb 1, 2001 100 YEARS AGO (Feb 2, 1901) In Denver, CO, Tony Giovanni, a 2-year old boy was seized and carried off by a grey eagle while playing the yard. (Had to add this because I thought it was interesting) Eau Claire: John Pearl, age 15, is being sent to reform school for forging the name of his guardian, Prof. Stoll, to an order. A Stanley business manager was shot and killed by his son-in-law. (Sorry, no name given) 70 YEARS AGO (Jan. 30, 1931) Mayor Richter, Councilman Roycraft & W.H. Charity were appointed to go to Madison to talk with the highway commission regarding the Omaha viaduct and Chippewa River bridge. 50 YEARS AGO (Feb. 1, 1951) Clarence Barker Culbertson, age 81, local attorney and civic leader, died unexpectedly in Marshfield. Abner Krogan filed suit against the city of Stanley for allegedly polluting the Wolf river. 40 YEARS AGO (Feb 2, 1961) Janet Huls was selected as the DAR award winner of Stanley high school. FULL OBITUARIES HATFIELD, Martin B 10/11/1934 - 1/24/2001 (Parents: Martin Sr & Clara (Samplawski); spouse: Elaine Catt) LIS, Frank Bruno 5/21/1921 - 1/27/2001 (Parents: Bruno & Sophia (Czerwinski); spouse: Marilyn Leja) FLORA, Lloyd E 1/19/1909 - 1/27/2001 (Parents: William & Etta (Burkholder); spouse: June Krueger) SMITH, William B 8/21/1910 - 12/27/2000 (Parents: William & Mary (VanErt); spouse: Margaret "Maude" Sakach) FAGAN, Jerry E 1/26/19234 - 1/23/2001 (Parents: Jack & Edith (O'Neil); spouse: Linda) DONNER, Leon ? - 1/29/2001 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ STANLEY REPUBLICAN dated Feb. 8, 2001 FULL OBITUARIES MALOTT, Reeta F 5/17/1907 - 1/31/2001 (Parents: John & Olive (Calvert) Deardorff; spouse: Hubert P Owens, Ira D. Malott) SHIFFLETT, Geraldine 11/16/1912 - 1/6/2001 (Spouse: Dennis Shifflett) WILLKOM, Mary E 3/21/1934 - 1/31/2001 (Parents: Peter & Mary (Derks) Seidling; spouse: Duane Willkom) ALMBERG, Wilma J 6/24/1919 - 1/31/2001 (Parents: William & Dorothy Erickson, spouse: Leif Almberg) HEADRICK, Raymond 1/18/1929 - 2/3/2001 (Parents: Gordon & Lillian (Raymond); spouse: Betty LaMarche) WISNIEWSKI, Genevieve B 5/16/1913 - 2/2/2001 (Parents: Martin & Mary (Pankiewicz); spouse: Thomas Stanley Wisniewski) LIS, Bruno "Danny" 4/21/1931 - 2/1/2001 (Parents: Bruno & Sophia (Czerwinski); spouse: Dolly Malark) NO OLD INFO, sorry

Posted on: Clark Co. Wi Obituaries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/ClarkObits/11044 Surname: ------------------------- Clark Co., WI: Obituary: From the Neilsville (WI) Rep. & Press, Page 6, Nov 6, 1902 Dr. C. (Charles) M. Poff died at Black River Falls Oct. 23 1902. While on his way to Neillsville, he was taken with pneumonia snd heart trouble and died after a brief illness. He enlisted in the 13th Indiana, Vols. in June 1861, and was wounded at Rich Mountain, Jul 11, 1861. He was married April 25, 1863 to Rachel C. Armstrong of Niles City, Mich. In 1865 they came to Wisconsin residing in Monroe County, Readstown, Viola. A few years ago he came to Clark County, and bought land in Washburn (Twp.) where he began to open up a farm, taking great interest in the work and gave it up because of failing health, going to reside at LaCrosse. Early in life he became a member of the Christian Church and was ordained a minister in 1875. He however continued the practice of medicine which he began in 1866, following his profession, until age and failing health compelled him to retire from active practice. He was a very generous and spirited man, and won friends wherever he went. He was a prominent Odd Fellow and Grand Army man and had a host of friends in both orders. He leaves a wife and 3 children, two brothers and four sisters. One sister Mrs, Thos. Pool resides on the farm in Washburn. The funeral was held at the M. E. church in Readstown, Wis., where the remains were laid at rest.

In a message dated 3/2/01 8:03:04 AM Central Standard Time, WICLARK-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << I find it hard to believe that anyone would complain because of the amount of information that is being presented on this or any forum. >> I guess if it were presented "in a forum" where everyone could go to a place on the web to read them, nobody would be complaining. The problem is, when it is delivered to your emailbox, it sometimes gets cumbersome if you don't read your email very often. I think people who have signed up for the mail list may have had a different idea of what it would be like. They may have thought that it was a place to ask for info and to exchange info they have been researching. Not a repository for data. Yes, I commend the people who are copying all this information. It's interesting to read.........if you have the time. Nancy

Dear Clark County Resaerchers: I waited until I could double-check the Rootsweb Mail List Utilities Page before commenting. Lately there has been a flurry of activity on the list as countless biographies and obituaries of former Clark County residents get posted. Personally, I've enjoyed every single one. Now for some technical information about how the Digest is set up..... Anyone NOT wanting to receive each posting as a separate email is encouraged to subscribe to the list in Digest Mode. Send an email to WICLARK-D-request@rootsweb.com with the word subscribe in the subject line. However, if 100 biographies get posted, you are still going to receive 100 biographies..... they will simply be "grouped" together. Even if you are in Digest mode, you can receive more than one Digest each day. The current setting is to release a Digest once ever 24 hours...... UNLESS an additional post that would get added to the waiting "group" puts the Digest over 40,000 characters. For example: There are 3 posts of 5000 characters each (15,000 characters total) waiting to be released in Digest mode. The next Digest is scheduled to be released in 10 hours. Suddenly there are 10 more posts added, each containing 5000 characters. This causes the total number of CHARACTERS in the waiting Digest to reach 65,000 characters. The way the lists are set up, even though the Digest is not scheduled to be sent for 10 more hours, it will be sent when those 10 posts were added simply because the character limit has now been reached. For the information of everyone concerned, 40,000 characters is the HIGHEST possible setting. As long as there are so many lengthy posts being added, there will also be numerous Digests released each day. All contributions and contributors are encouraged! It saddens me when people unsubscribe because they have to sort through all this valuable information. A suggestion I can make is to filter your email by making a separate folder for anything that comes addressed to WICLARK. That way everything received from WICLARK will go directly to its own folder and not be mixed in with all your other email. But remember: 100 posts is still 100 posts, regardless if they arrive separately or in a bundle. I'd be willing to bet that some of the lists with hundreds of subscribers would be envious if they knew the wealth of DOCUMENTED information that is flashing before our eyes each day! Clark County may be small, but what it lacks in quantity it makes up for with quality. A debt of gratitude goes out to these major contributors for keeping life in our tiny little group. Gena Dyer Listowner

I'd have to agree with Bruce. They deserve a big hand in helping out with the history and its people. Besides, one day they might have a surname they are related to. Either way I find the posts very interesting. Lori Bruce L Crockett wrote: > I find it hard to believe that anyone would complain because of the > amount of information that is being presented on this or any forum. We > are all searching for information. It makes sense that to get the > information we need, a lot of other information has to necessarily be > present. > > I commend the people who are taking their valuable time to post > information for others. This is a very unselfish act by these > individuals. Those who complain are acting the opposite and saying in > effect if it doesn't pertain to me go away. > > My hat is off to those posting all the information and wish the > complainers would start contributing. > > Bruce L Crockett > > ==== WICLARK Mailing List ==== > New Subscribers **** Please take the time to introduce yourselves > and let us know the surnames you are researching! > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB

Sorry list I hit the return button to fast and sent the post to WICLARK instead of to Gary personally. Rita

Posted on: Clark Co. Wi Queries Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/Clark/10358 Surname: Decker, Franz ------------------------- I am working on the Decker and Franz family trees for Clark County. I have traced the Franz family back to the 1700's but am still looking for branches from the Sheboygan, Wi area. I am also looking for Decker family ties in the Lacrosse area. I have a couple of branches that I would like to complete. Only minimal information. Please contact me if you have information or would like to share. Thanks Al Wessel

Posted on: Clark Co. Wi Obituaries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/ClarkObits/10998 Surname: Gustave Decker, Calbaum ------------------------- E-mail me and I will check my Decker linage. I have a Leonard Decker that lived out West. I might even be able to put you in touch with some of his relatives if it is the same. Al

UNSUBSCRIBE ! Sorry i cant stay on list because of over 70 emails from one individiual plus in the past rew weeks ! it is Flooding my E-MAIL with to much and i have to back away from all the good info i will miss ! Keep up the good work maybe i`ll come back later ! Until then good hunting all ! BILL

Posted on: Clark Co. Wi Biographies Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/ClarkBios/10327 Surname: ALLRAM, LEIDENFROST, LINDAU, LAACK, SCHROEDER, DAEKE ------------------------- I see in this post that August Schoengarth came to the US aboard the steamship "Baltimore" in 1869. My gg-grandparents Johann ALLRAM and Magdalana LEIDENFROST also came here on this same ship in the same year. They landed in Baltimore in June of 1869. Unlike August, who ended up in Clark County, my ancestors ended up in Dunn County. I wonder if they were all on the ship together. Small world, isn't it...... Cindy

In a message dated 2/27/01 11:01:19 AM Central Standard Time, WICLARK-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << The way the digest comes each email has to be opened separately any way so I see no need to increase the size of the mailings. >> That would depend on your email program. With AOL, you open up just one email. What I do, is open the "find........" and you type in the surname and it will search the email for that name. It decreases the time in having to read through all of the listings if you're short on time. But I would also like to see the Digests increased from 10 to 20 emails per digest. It took me the better part of an hour on Sunday to go through the Digests for the week that I didn't have time to read as they came in. Just my 2 cents worth......keep the change! :-) Nancy

Verna, In the Heath Index for the Township of Mentor Cemetery, also known as the Humbird Cemetery, in Clark County, WI, are listed: SQUIRE , GEORGE 1870-1952 and next to him; SQUIRE, NINA 1878-1925. Beside this couple is HALL, MARTHA 1846-1913. Kay Scholtz