Does anyone have access to this directory? If so, would you mind looking up the entry under the name lauersdorf? The Watertown Directory, City Record and Business Advertiser for 1866-1867 I was approached by someone selling microfische on ebay, and would much rather have one of you kind souls help me out, rather than pay 12 bucks plus shipping to find out it's my name but only listed with no information. Thanx much! Sally Lauersdorf Hagen {{Dodge County names I'm researching: LAUERSDORF, SHULZ, GRULKE, HENKE Milwaukee Area names SCHULIST, LONSKI, LUKOWITZ, MALISZEWSKI, LISAKOWSKI, NADOLNA, DAVIDSON (of Wolf and Davidson Shipping Yards - not of Harley-Davidson), BOYD or BEUGHT, Waukesha area NOVILLA, GREGUSKA, BERANEK, LISKA and The Elon and Galusha Fuller Families.}}

my new stuff should show, here. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Melmouse" <melmouse@mwci.net> To: <WIDODGE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2002 5:28 PM Subject: [WIDODGE] Bob Mittelstadt > I tried to email you, but your email address came back as invalid. > Please contact me off-list. melmouse@mwci.net > > Mel > > > > > ==== WIDODGE Mailing List ==== > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Dear Mail List, I was wondering if any of you have had any luck finding archival information from St. John's Lutheran Church in Watertown. Katherine Names researching in Dodge County: Boettcher, Kressin, Herbener, Pagenkopf, Schumacher, Schultz

I tried to email you, but your email address came back as invalid. Please contact me off-list. melmouse@mwci.net Mel

H.L. (Harris L.) Crandall married Jane (Jennie) A. Jordan in Dodge County, WI, September 27, 1858. I would like to request a lookup of this marriage record, if possible. Who were their parents? Thanks! Jan

translated from the Mayville PIonierin DODGE Conty MRS. BARBARA MENKEY 1/26/1917 - Mrs. Barbara Menkey died last Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dornfeld in Watertown, at the age of 82 years, 11 months and 16 days. She was born February 2, 1834 in Westheim, Bayern, came to Cleveland, Ohio in 1854 and on May 30, 1855, she married and moved to Beaver Dam. She leaves behind one son, Wilhelm Menkey in Minneapolis and two daughters, Mrs. Louis Dornfeld and Mrs. H. R. Moldenhauer in Watertown. The body was brought to Beaver Dam for the burial. CARL MOLDENHAUER 5/18/1917 - In the home of Ludwig Falk, in the town of Trenton, Washington County, on Friday afternoon, May 4, Carl Moldenhauer, lost his life through death following a long illness at the age of 76 years, 6 months and 25 days. Going home (by dying) the deceased was born on November 8th, 1840 in Elserzagen in Pommern and came to America in 1873. On the sea journey here, his wife died and was buried at sea. The husband lived at first in the town of Wayne and later came to the town of Trenton where he lived with the Falk family for 17 years. He left behind two brothers, of these, a brother John lives in Germany and the other one, Hermann lives in Allenton, Washington County. The funeral was Monday afternoon, May 7, from the lutheran church in West Bend with burial in Pilgrim's Rest Cemetery. CARL MOLDENHAUER 5/18/1917 - In the home of Ludwig Falk, in the town of Trenton, Washington County, on Friday afternoon, May 4, Carl Moldenhauer, lost his life through death following a long illness at the age of 76 years, 6 months and 25 days. Going home (by dying) the deceased was born on November 8th, 1840 in Elserzagen in Pommern and came to America in 1873. On the sea journey here, his wife died and was buried at sea. The husband lived at first in the town of Wayne and later came to the town of Trenton where he lived with the Falk family for 17 years. He left behind two brothers, of these, a brother John lives in Germany and the other one, Hermann lives in Allenton, Washington County. The funeral was Monday afternoon, May 7, from the lutheran church in West Bend with burial in Pilgrim's Rest Cemetery. CARL MOLDENHAUER 5/18/1917 - In the home of Ludwig Falk, in the town of Trenton, Washington County, on Friday afternoon, May 4, Carl Moldenhauer, lost his life through death following a long illness at the age of 76 years, 6 months and 25 days. Going home (by dying) the deceased was born on November 8th, 1840 in Elserzagen in Pommern and came to America in 1873. On the sea journey here, his wife died and was buried at sea. The husband lived at first in the town of Wayne and later came to the town of Trenton where he lived with the Falk family for 17 years. He left behind two brothers, of these, a brother John lives in Germany and the other one, Hermann lives in Allenton, Washington County. The funeral was Monday afternoon, May 7, from the lutheran church in West Bend with burial in Pilgrim's Rest Cemetery. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kathrine Hines" <khines1@qwest.net> To: <WIDODGE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, January 12, 2002 1:51 PM Subject: [WIDODGE] Moldenhauer - Lebanon Another Moldenhauer researcher found me on the Internet a couple of days ago. She has renewed my interest in my Moldenhauer line from Lebanon, Dodge Co., WI. I have a Moldenhauer booklet that gave a lot of my family line history (some not entirely accurate, but over all it's pretty good.) So, I have never actually researched Dodge Co. myself and now I am interested in obtaining primary source records for this line. I have a subscription to the online ancestry census records, but they have no index yet. There are 469 pages of Dodge Co. for the 1850 census. Can anyone point me to the page numbers that I would need for Lebanon? Many Thanks for any help, Kathy in MN ==== WIDODGE Mailing List ==== ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

Another Moldenhauer researcher found me on the Internet a couple of days ago. She has renewed my interest in my Moldenhauer line from Lebanon, Dodge Co., WI. I have a Moldenhauer booklet that gave a lot of my family line history (some not entirely accurate, but over all it's pretty good.) So, I have never actually researched Dodge Co. myself and now I am interested in obtaining primary source records for this line. I have a subscription to the online ancestry census records, but they have no index yet. There are 469 pages of Dodge Co. for the 1850 census. Can anyone point me to the page numbers that I would need for Lebanon? Many Thanks for any help, Kathy in MN

At 10:58 PM 1/8/2002 -0600, Melmouse <melmouse@mwci.net> wrote: >I am not finding it on my pathetic map. According to the book "Cemetery Locations in Wisconsin" (a very useful book compiled by Linda Herrick and Wendy Uncapher; first published by Origins in 1998, reprinted with minor corrections in 1999; about $20), the only St. Matthew's cemetery in Dodge County is Lutheran. There is a St. Matthew's Catholic Cemetery in Milwaukee County. In this same reference book, there is mention of a St. Mathew's cemetery in Dodge County, with an alternate name of St. Bartholomew's Catholic Cemetery. Rollie

I am not finding it on my pathetic map.

Okay, I went out and took a closer look at it this morning....there is a small metal plate on what I would guess would have been the middle of the wooden part of the axel....it says "Hoernlein..."(can't read that word, will have to clean it up some more) and then the next line says "Horicon". The wood is pretty much dry-rotted and in bad shape. The iron (no doubt it is anything else, as this thing is HEAV-Y!) is pretty rusted. Anyone have any ideas on how to clean this poor thing that has been hidden in that wall most likely since the garage was built in the 1950-51 time frame?

Does anyone know of a buggy or wagon maker in the Horicon area? We knocked down a wall while tearing down the garage (in bad shape)....we found an axle with a plate within that wall.

Is there someone who could look up 2 death certificates and birth registration at the courthouse in Beaver Dam if I give you the dates needed? I live out of state and would appreciate the help. If someone could do this, let me know the cost. Thank you. Donna

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Is anyone researching these surnames? I am trying to find information on the parentage of Ida Minnie Martha Schwantes, daughter of Frederick and Louisa (Nipke) Schwantes, b. 24Aug1878 in Horicon. Ida married John Hein 17Sep1895 in Neosho. Ida and John had 12 children. I have not found anything (so far) that directs me toward the siblings or parents of Ida. Any help is appreciated. Mel "We cherish our friends not for their ability to amuse us, but for ours to amuse them." --Evelyn Waugh

in Dodge County: Hein Kirchoff Schultz Schwantes Peltier Nagel Schwartz Washburn The majority of these would be in the Horicon, Hustisford, Rubicon and Ashippun areas between 1900-1940. Many are still in this area. "We cherish our friends not for their ability to amuse us, but for ours to amuse them." --Evelyn Waugh

I have a list of probate records I would like to get from the Circuit Court in Dodge Co. Can anyone tell me where to send for them and what the charge is for getting them? Thanks. Paula __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Find a job, post your resume. http://careers.yahoo.com

Anyone have anything on these families in Ashippin or other areas in Dodge County 1840-1880?

I'm doing research for a friend who is also a Corso but he doesn't have a computer. We are looking for information on Xavier and Margaret CORSO. Xavier was born in 1890 and died in 1970. Margaret was born in 1893 and died in 1980. They had a son, Charles, that passed away in 1952 and they also had a daughter, Josephine [Joann]. I know that Xavier was a doctor. We would like to get in touch with any desecendents out there. The gentelman I'm doing the research for, Mike, is related to them. Thank you. Donna

Whoops!, my mistake, Superior is in Douglas Co....Sorry!

Can someone tell me where Superior is at? and on the 1860 Census, where I would find this name? Thanks, John