Agree! They are very helpful with all the bio's they have been listing. Lori Bonnie Sears wrote: > Hi, I just have to say that whatever you do, please don't eliminate > Janet & Stan's postings. They have been most helpful as well as > interesting. I have marveled at how very much they have contributed to > this list. I really have enjoyed them. Thanks, Bonnie > > ==== WICLARK Mailing List ==== > New Subscribers **** Please take the time to introduce yourselves > and let us know the surnames you are researching! > > ============================== > Search over 900 million names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp

Kay The info that you sent me makes me curious about MARTHA HALL. This seems to be Nina's mother, but she had married THOMAS O'LEARY in 1891. I wonder why she would be buried with her first husband's name? Are there any O'Learys listed in the index? Verna

I am new to the list and looking for information on NINA HALL that married a SQUIRES. Nina had 2 brothers and a sister, Frank, Ora and Francis Hall. They may have been living with the O'Leary family, their mother had remarried. Any help is greatly appreciated. Verna

I am researching the following families in Clark Co., WI: Krogness Nelson Noyes Please contact me if you are researching these families or if you have any information to share. Thank you. Elizabeth

Hello, all. Well, it looks like Janet's nimble fingers have finally cramped up! (Actually, I think the GenConnect Server has not come back yet.) There has been a little grumbling about the quantity of Janet's posts. I, for one, am eternally indebted to Janet. All of the work she and Stan have done to post obits and bios will live forever in the Genconnect databases. The current and future genealogists will have a MUCH easier time finding their ancestors because of Stan & Janet. All of their entries are indexed and stored in the monster Surname Helper database which can be accessed from Clark County or any other county in the US. Genealogists from New York can find their ancestors that migrated to Clark County, thanks to these two. There are also several others who have unselfishly entered information that does not pertain to their own families. This is truly a gift of love. If you have found any of these selfless entries to the Genconnect databases (and then to this maillist) helpful or interesting, please respond to this maillist with a "Thanks!" Bob Herald

<<Does anyone know the name and address of the newspaper that covers Clark County?>> You might want to check out this website. It lists quite a few newspapers in Wisconsin for public notices and there is one for Neillsville, which is in Clark County: <A HREF="http://vendornet.state.wi.us/vendornet/paprates/5a-1.asp">Bulletin Newspaper Index</A>

I don't know if this has been published here before, but in searching for a newspaper from Clark County, found this site with abstracts from Clark County newspapers of the past: www.newspaperabstracts.com/WI/Clark/

Hi All, I am in several lists and I get lots of emails, also, but I like it just the way it is and see no reason for a change. 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. Just my two cents worth. Mary -----Original Message----- From: L. R. Mills [mailto:lancelot@ap.net] Sent: Sunday, February 25, 2001 12:21 PM To: WICLARK-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [WICLARK] Less postings (changed subject) > I hope no one takes this wrong ...but can Janet and Stan of > ....JRSchwarze@juno.com ..... somehow put their postings in a lot less > e-mails at all? With the amount of geneology lists i belong to this list > fills my box fast ! > I understand where you're coming from, Bill. I accumulated almost 400 e-mail this week while off doing other things. Over half from Rootsweb lists. But the data is valuable. I'd hate to see it reduced. I wonder if we could encourage the listowner to perhaps increase the size factor on the Digests so that I don't get three Digests a day from this list. That would make my mail handling a little easier. Lou

Hi, I just have to say that whatever you do, please don't eliminate Janet & Stan's postings. They have been most helpful as well as interesting. I have marveled at how very much they have contributed to this list. I really have enjoyed them. Thanks, Bonnie

> I hope no one takes this wrong ...but can Janet and Stan of > ....JRSchwarze@juno.com ..... somehow put their postings in a lot less > e-mails at all? With the amount of geneology lists i belong to this list > fills my box fast ! > I understand where you're coming from, Bill. I accumulated almost 400 e-mail this week while off doing other things. Over half from Rootsweb lists. But the data is valuable. I'd hate to see it reduced. I wonder if we could encourage the listowner to perhaps increase the size factor on the Digests so that I don't get three Digests a day from this list. That would make my mail handling a little easier. Lou

Hi List: I have two great uncle that died in Clark County in 1902 and 1926. We are planning a family reunion this July and have not been able to contact any of these uncles descendants. I would like to contact the local paper to see how they handle an announcement of this reunion in case there are any relatives left in the Clark area. Does anyone know the name and address of the newspaper that covers Clark County? Mary in South Dakota

Posted on: Clark Co. Wi Biographies Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Wi/ClarkBios/742 Surname: pishon, depichon, depishon ------------------------- Do you have any more info on the pishon line from Clark County or anywhere else? Josephine & John are far back aunt & uncle. I'm trying to put together all the info I can on the family. I'd be grateful for any help you could give. Thanks, Joe

Hey Everybody, On 23-24 March, 2001 there will be a genealogy workshop held at the University of Wisconsin- Green Bay Campus. More information can be found at: http://www.uwgb.edu/library/friends.html#Events ANCESTRAL PURSUIT IV: A GENEALOGY WORKSHOP The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Area Research Center will be hosting its fourth genealogy workshop on March 23-24, 2001. The workshop will be held on the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay campus. This year's workshop provides opportunities for beginning, intermediate, and advanced genealogists. The workshop begins on Friday afternoon with sessions emphasizing the nuts and bolts of genealogy. The focus of these presentations will be beginning research strategies and basic records. The workshop continues Friday evening with a buffet dinner and programs that will appeal to advanced and beginning genealogists. After dinner speakers will share research discoveries that are unexpected, touching, and humorous. A special feature on Friday evening will be the "Ask a Genealogist" panel. Experts will be available to help with your brick walls and research strategies. Everyone is welcome to ask questions! Individuals attending the workshop on Saturday will be able to choose from sixteen different sessions. Topics to be covered include pioneer life, searching for adoptions, Belgian-Americans, State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections, publishing family histories, Ancestry.com, research in northeastern Wisconsin, citizenship records, Czech and French-Canadian research, court records, AND MORE!! Additional workshop highlights: sale of preservation/genealogy materials, catalog and literature display, historical/genealogical society booths, and a free raffle of door prizes. To make sure that you receive a workshop brochure and registration form, contact the Area Research Center, Cofrin Library, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, 2420 Nicolet Drive, Green Bay, WI 54311-7001. Phone: (920) 465-2539. E-mail: speccoll@uwgb.edu. Workshop brochure and registration form also available online.

I too have greatly enjoyed the recent posts from 1918. Though most of my relatives only arrived in Clark County about this time, it sure gives me a flavor for life in the area about that time. Keep up the great work! Leon G. Konieczny lkonieczny@cfl.rr.com

I hope everyone is having as much fun as I am reading all the bios that Janet is posting! I've seen countless familiar names of both relatives and family friends. Thanks sooooo much for taking the time to share this wealth of information, Janet. Gena Dallas, TX

O.K., what was/is the Green Grove Farmers Growers Association? And, where was it located? Regards, Robert Lipprandt Researching: Schulte, Hamann, Lipprandt, Munzel, Lutz, Grube, Trestor, Schultz and Ster(t)z. Green Grove, Clark County, Wisconsin

I hope no one takes this wrong ...but can Janet and Stan of ....JRSchwarze@juno.com ..... somehow put their postings in a lot less e-mails at all? With the amount of geneology lists i belong to this list fills my box fast ! Bill JONES

Posted on: Clark Co. Wi Biographies Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/ClarkBios/708 Surname: LUNDERVILLE, LAWSON ------------------------- In the Andrew Lawson biography, the maiden name of Ralph Lawson's wife should be: Nettie LUNDERVILLE. Feel free to write me if you are researching this family, as I have a little more info to share.

Thought I'd pass this along to all of you. There is no mention of HOW LONG the servers will be down, so if you have trouble over the weekend please remember this announcement. Gena Listowner ----- Original Message ----- From: "Listmaster" <listmaster@rootsweb.com> To: <LISTADMINS Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2001 7:05 PM Subject: ANNOUNCEMENT: Scheduled Downtime > > > Starting at 8 a.m. PST Friday, February 23, RootsWeb will begin a planned > temporary downtime for maintenance of its servers and hosting process. It > will limit this downtime as much as possible, and will return with increased > performance and reliability for future growth. > > In the meantime, please take time to visit RootsWeb.com's sister sites -- > Ancestry.com and FamilyHistory.com -- where you will find additional tools > such as message boards, communities, and databases to help you in the search > for your ancestors. > > Thank you for your patience. > > > --The RootsWeb Staff > >

Posted on: Clark Co. Wi Queries Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/Clark/387 Surname: NEILS, NILES, ROSSBERG ------------------------- These families lived in rural Chili, Clark County. Any information on them would be very much appreciated.