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    1. Re: [WIEAUCLA] research help
    2. Thanks Nance ! I appreciate any info... This has been a tough family to trace ! Lynne ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nance Sampson" <nsampson@spacestar.net> To: <WIEAUCLA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 11, 2001 7:43 AM Subject: Re: [WIEAUCLA] research help > birdnneon@mindspring.com wrote: > > > Does anyone know of a "Paddock Farm" outside Fall Creek WI ?? > > Do not know the connection yet, but a cousin shared they visited there long > > ago with his mother on a trip visiting relatives. > > Would be greatful for any information ! > > Thanks in advance ! > > Lynne > > Researching : Lissack, Grawunder > > Hi Lynne, > > I remember my grandmother talking about the "Paddock's". They were in the > Augusta area, from what I could tell, but I never really knew any of them. I > did a little checking and found that there were these Paddock's who owned land > back in 1910, including: > > NAME OF LAND OWNER RANGE SECTION > > PADDOCK EST, E A 25N-6W 15 > PADDOCK, A G 25N-6W 10,16 > PADDOCK, BRADFORD 25N-6W 10 > PADDOCK, E B 25N-6W 10,15 > > (found in the Eau Claire Co. archives, under Land Records -- > ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/wi/eauclaire/land/1910ec/pqr.txt) > > These would all be in the Town of Bridge Creek. In fact, looking at a map that > shows section numbers, sections 10, 15 and 16 are all next to each other. > Range 25N-6W is the block just south of the Augusta city limits and these > "Paddock Farms" are located a mile or so to the south and a little to the east > of Augusta. To get there, you would take Co. Rd. M south off Hwy 12. Judging > from this map it would be in the area where Co. Rds. M and RR intersect. Hope > this helps! > > > -- > Nance > mailto:nsampson@spacestar.net > >

    03/11/2001 07:59:19
    1. [WIEAUCLA] Louk family
    2. Fran
    3. Posted on: EauClaire Co. Wi Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Wi/EauClaire/10599 Surname: LOUK ------------------------- Lori, thank you for taking the time to respond to my query. Any info is appreciated! This could be the William in my family. He would be my ggrandfather's brother. This will give me a new lead to follow in the Eau Claire county area. Thanks! Fran

    03/11/2001 07:15:06
    1. Re: [WIEAUCLA] research help
    2. Nance Sampson
    3. birdnneon@mindspring.com wrote: > Does anyone know of a "Paddock Farm" outside Fall Creek WI ?? > Do not know the connection yet, but a cousin shared they visited there long > ago with his mother on a trip visiting relatives. > Would be greatful for any information ! > Thanks in advance ! > Lynne > Researching : Lissack, Grawunder Hi Lynne, I remember my grandmother talking about the "Paddock's". They were in the Augusta area, from what I could tell, but I never really knew any of them. I did a little checking and found that there were these Paddock's who owned land back in 1910, including: NAME OF LAND OWNER RANGE SECTION PADDOCK EST, E A 25N-6W 15 PADDOCK, A G 25N-6W 10,16 PADDOCK, BRADFORD 25N-6W 10 PADDOCK, E B 25N-6W 10,15 (found in the Eau Claire Co. archives, under Land Records -- ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/wi/eauclaire/land/1910ec/pqr.txt) These would all be in the Town of Bridge Creek. In fact, looking at a map that shows section numbers, sections 10, 15 and 16 are all next to each other. Range 25N-6W is the block just south of the Augusta city limits and these "Paddock Farms" are located a mile or so to the south and a little to the east of Augusta. To get there, you would take Co. Rd. M south off Hwy 12. Judging from this map it would be in the area where Co. Rds. M and RR intersect. Hope this helps! -- Nance mailto:nsampson@spacestar.net

    03/11/2001 12:43:04
    1. [WIEAUCLA] BERENTSEN * STENSLAND
    2. Bettylou Kranz
    3. Trying to locate a theory..Ruth Stensland and father Alfred lived in Wisconsin/ Illinios area. I know several Stenslands were listed in Eau Claire around 1900. Would anyone have any info on these 2? BJ

    03/10/2001 05:12:33
    1. [WIEAUCLA] research help
    2. Does anyone know of a "Paddock Farm" outside Fall Creek WI ?? Do not know the connection yet, but a cousin shared they visited there long ago with his mother on a trip visiting relatives. Would be greatful for any information ! Thanks in advance ! Lynne Researching : Lissack, Grawunder

    03/10/2001 03:42:35
    1. [WIEAUCLA] JARVIS LUMBER
    2. Lori Hammell-Davis
    3. Posted on: EauClaire Co. Wi Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Wi/EauClaire/10598 Surname: JARVIS ------------------------- The 1931 Eau Claire City Directory lists the following: JARVIS Arnold G (Betty) sec Jarvis Lbr Co h1252 S Dewey JARVIS Arth (Della) pres-treas Jarvis Lbr Co h425 Hudson JARVIS Bernice M sten Jarvis Lbr Co r415 2d av JARVIS David prs Jarvis Lbr Co h415 2d av JARVIS Eva A Mrs, died Jan 17th 1929, age 53 JARVIS Leah G sten Drake Auto Co r415 2d av JARVIS Lucille D clk Kepler Co r415 2d av JARVIS LUMBER CO Arth Jarvis pres-treas David Jarvis v-pres Arnold Jarvis sec 321 Eau Claire R8 JARVIS Marguerite H tchr Jr High Sch r415 2d av Wow... looks like all are related. Hope this helps! Lori Hammell-Davis

    03/10/2001 02:41:24
    1. [WIEAUCLA] ERITY
    2. Lori Hammell-Davis
    3. Posted on: EauClaire Co. Wi Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Wi/EauClaire/10597 Surname: ERITY ------------------------- The 1931 Eau Claire City Directory lists the following: ERITY Irving C (Mabel; Erity's Market) h424 Jefferson ERITY John K (Helen V) sec Eau Claire Auto Supply Co h703 Talmadge ERITY'S MARKET (Irving C Erity) meats 210 Eau Claire Hope this helps! Lori Hammell-Davis

    03/10/2001 02:35:18
    1. [WIEAUCLA] LOUK
    2. Lori Hammell-Davis
    3. Posted on: EauClaire Co. Wi Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Wi/EauClaire/10595 Surname: LOUK ------------------------- The 1931 Eau Claire City Directory lists the following: LOUK Wm M (Julia) lab h313-1/2 N Barstow Note - This was the only LOUK in the directory at that time. Hope this helps! Lori Hammell-Davis

    03/10/2001 02:27:08
    1. [WIEAUCLA] Flagstad
    2. Joanne Krause
    3. Posted on: EauClaire Co. Wi Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/EauClaire/10594 Surname: ------------------------- I have some information regarding Alfred Flagstad of Eau Claire County. He married Ellen Frances Boyle in 1912 and died 26 March 1940. He is buried in St. Patrick's Catholic Cemetery in Eau Claire. His parents were John Flagstad and Julia Johnson. He had one son, Eugene Francis Flagstad. You can contact me for more. I am researching the Boyle family so what I have on the Flagstads is related to the Boyles.

    03/10/2001 07:59:04
    1. [WIEAUCLA] Address Change
    2. Georgia Bruns
    3. Posted on: EauClaire Co. Wi Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/EauClaire/10593 Surname: Nehring, Nuehring, Nuhring ------------------------- I have moved to geninut1990@aol.com or ganuehring@aol.com please reach me there. Thanks.

    03/09/2001 11:53:59
    1. [WIEAUCLA] Pettis and Green/Greene
    2. Richard H. Rhode
    3. Posted on: EauClaire Co. Wi Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/EauClaire/10592 Surname: Pettis, Livermore, Green ------------------------- Eau Claire Co. Wi Query Forum reply: There is a Pettis Family page at MyFamily.com. My Rhode family tree posted on Rootsweb.com includes Pettis, Livermore and Green(e). One of the persons doing research on the Pettis family tree is Carol Grainger at carolgrainger@hotmail.com. Best regards, Richard H. Rhode richard.rhode@@state.mn.us 3-7-01

    03/07/2001 05:53:25
    1. [WIEAUCLA] Madison trip
    2. Laurie N
    3. Hi everyone, Can someone please tell me who is the EC contact for the upcoming Madison trip? What is their e-mail address? Thanks! Laurie Nelson http://www.geocities.com/sloinntearachd

    03/07/2001 02:14:55
    1. [WIEAUCLA] McRAE Obit, 1871
    2. Laurie N
    3. Hi everyone, Does anyone frequent the Chippewa Valley Museum enough to check on an obit listing in the card catalog for me? (I don't remember how far it goes back but...) The person I am interested in is: Donald McRae death 11 Jan. 1871 Eau Claire, WI, buried St Pat's 13 January 1871 He would be about 82 years old I am trying to determine if this Donald is my gg-gf and father to my g-gf Duncan McRae of Brunswick Twp. Thanks for any help! Laurie McRae Nelson http://www.geocities.com/sloinntearachd

    03/04/2001 04:25:47
    1. [WIEAUCLA] Obits - CULBERT, DOWLING, KENNEDY, HURD, WELSH/WELCH
    2. Tim Dowling
    3. from the Eau Claire WEEKLY LEADER, 21 February 1892 (Sun.) A SUDDEN DEATH A Fall on the Ice Brings Instant Death to Mrs. Patrick Kennedy An unfortunate miss-step on an icy sidewalk caused the instant death on Saturday evening of a well-known lady, and one who for twenty-two years has resided in Eau Claire. Mrs. Patrick Kennedy, who lives at 509 Dodge St., was passing through the park on the Eastside hill about 7:30 when she slipped and in falling struck upon the back of her head. One who saw her fall rushes to help her and was startled to find the old lady dead. Mrs. Kennedy is well-known, living here nearly a quarter of a century. She was 62 years of age. She leaves a husband and six daughters. The daughters are Mrs. Thos. Dowling, Mrs. C.E. Leach, Mrs. James Colbert, Mrs. Steven B. Coughlin, of this city; Mrs. Albert Hurd, of the town of Seymour, and Mrs. John Dowling, of Salt Lake City Utah. The funeral will take place from St. Patrick's church on Wednesday morning, Rev. Father Dunn officiating. from the Eau Claire NEWS, 19 February 1892 (Fri.) A Fatal Fall on the Ice While Mrs. Patrick Kennedy, aged 62 years, was crossing the park on University Hill on Sunday evening, she slipped and fell on the icy sidewalk, striking on her head, receiving injuries from which she died instantly. She had resided here fore twenty-two years, and leaves a husband and six married daughters -- Mrs. Thomas Dowling, Mrs. C.E. Leach, Mrs. James Colbert and Mrs. Steve B. Coughlin, of this city, Mrs. Albert Hurd, of Seymour, and Mrs. John Dowling of Salt Lake City. from THE TELEGRAM, 15 June 1897 (Tues.) James Welch, aged 60, died at his home, on the East side hill yesterday. The deceased settled here in 1863. A widow, four sons, James P., Wilfred, Albert and Frank, and two daughters, Mrs. Peter Lenfesty and Mrs. Charles Halblieb, survive him. The funeral services will be held at St. Patrick's church on Wednesday morning. from the Eau Claire WEEKLY LEADER, 11 February 1899 (Sat.) MET A HORRIBLE DEATH Mrs. Thomas F. Dowling Found Frozen Stiff Within a Few Feet of Warmth and Comfort Poor Woman Had Been Exposed For Hours -- Mystery Surrounds The Tragic Taking Off About 10 o'clock yesterday morning, the body of Mrs. Thomas F. Dowling was found lying frozen stiff within a few feet of the south door-way of the residence of Mrs. Daniel Harrington, corner of Main and Doty streets. Mrs. Harrington was the first to discover the unfortunate woman. Help was summoned and the corpse was taken to the undertaking rooms of J.H. Fleming on Galloway street. Dr. E.H. Parker examined the remains and said there was no doubt that the unfortunate woman had been frozen to death. At a coroner's inquest held in Justice McMahon's court yesterday afternoon Mrs. Daniel Harrington told of the deceased calling at her house the evening before, at about 7 o'clock; between 8 or 9 o'clock Mrs. Dowling arose to go home, she remarked, when asked not to hurry away: "I had better go home now, or I may be locked out, and have to awake the people." This was the last time she was seen alive, ad as far as is known, the words quoted are her last. Mrs. Dowling made her home with Thomas Brennan, a cousin, living on the Eat side hill. After her guest had gone, Mrs. Harrington retired, the next she saw of Mrs. Dowling, was when she opened her side door and found her lying in the snow frozen stiff. The body lay in such a location that persons going in or out at the east or front entrance could not see it, nor could persons passing on the sidewalk. This accounts for the fact that the body was not found until late in the forenoon. Mr. and Mrs. H.E. Gaelock, tenants in Mrs. Harrington's house, also testified that they were present when Mrs. Dowling called the evening before; they testified to the finding of the body. The first they knew of the tragic death was at 10:30 in the morning when they were attracted to the scene by Mrs. Harrington hollering to them. Thos. Brennan testified that Mrs. Dowling did not return to the house after leaving early in the evening. At the time she said she was going to visit her sister. What caused the poor woman to collapse when so near shelter is a mystery. Her relatives say that Mrs. Dowling was subject to heart trouble, and undoubtedly was seized with a heart attack after leaving Mr. Harrington's home. Her mother, Mrs. Kennedy, died very suddenly of the same trouble seven years ago, while on her way to her home. Death overtook the estimable lady in the East side hill park, a stone's throw from where her daughter was found. The testimony of her cousin, Thos. Brennan, shows she did not return to her home at any time during the night. Whether or not she collapsed immediately on leaving Mrs. Harrington's door, early in the evening, will never be known. The deceased was 31 years of age. Some time ago she was divorced from her husband, Mr. Thomas F. Dowling. Mr. Dowling served through the Porto Rico campaign with Company E, Third Wisconsin. They had two children who were given to the husband by the court. The children are living with their grandparents in Baraboo. Death Certificate MRS. KATE DOWLING Maiden name: Kennedy Father: Patrick Kennedy, born Ireland Mother: --------, born Ireland Birthplace: New Brunswick Husband: Thomas F. Dowling Born: ------ Divorced Death: Feb. 8, 1899 Cause: Frozen Buried: St. Patrick's from THE DAILY TELEGRAM, 20 May 1907 (Mon.) Patrick Kennedy Patrick Kennedy, aged 86 years, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. A.S. Hurd, 506 Dodge St. Sunday morning. The funeral will be announced later. 21 May 1907 (Tues.) Funeral The funeral of the late Patrick Kennedy will take place Wednesday morning at 8:30 o'clock from St. Patrick's church. 22 May 1907 (Wed.) Town of Seymour Mrs. James Colbert was called to Eau Claire Saturday on account of the serious illness of her father. Death register Patrick Kennedy Age: 87 years Name of father: Unknown Date of birth: --1820 Name of wife: Nelle Kennedy Date of death: May 19, 1907, Old Age Death Certificate ELLEN HURD Death: 10 December 1916 Born: Oct. 26, ---- Age: 57 Father: Patrick Kennedy, born Ireland Mother: Ellen Welsh, born Ireland Informant: Mr. Chas. Leach Cause: Chronic Parenchymetus, nephritus from the Eau Claire LEADER 1 December 1933 (Fri.) Mrs. Mary Culbert of Seymour Dies Mrs. Mary Culbert, (84), town of Seymour, died Thursday. She is survived by three sons, John, Leo, and Frank, Town of Seymour, and two daughters, Mrs. William Ward, Eau Claire, and Grace, town of Seymour. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 9 a.m. at the home, town of Seymour, route 9, Chippewa Falls, and at St. Bridget's Church, Springfield, the Rev. Father A. Thome officiating, interment will be made in St. Patrick's cemetery, Eau Claire. Friends may call at the Eau Claire Funeral home up to 2 p.m. today. Death Certificate Mrs. Mary Culbert Date of Death: Nov. 30, 1933 Age: 84 yrs, 10 mos., 20 days Birthplace: Ireland Father: Patrick Kennedy, born Ireland Mother: Ellen Welch, born Ireland Cause: Carbuncle on chin, had been bed ridden for three years. Age and arterioschlerosis. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/

    03/04/2001 08:34:34
    1. [WIEAUCLA] Rafferty a Blacksmith at Sherman Lumber
    2. Kristine
    3. Posted on: EauClaire Co. Wi Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/EauClaire/10589 Surname: Rafferty, Reilly, Arntz ------------------------- Looking for information on John Rafferty who is listed in the 1884 Eau Claire City/County Directory. He was a blacksmith at the Sherman Lumber Mill. Also a Hiram/Henry Rafferty listed as a laborer at Sherman Mill. I think they may have been brothers. John's family is listed in the 1880 Kildare WI census; Henry is listed as living with he parents - Patrick & Catherine Rafferty. Henry Rafferty & Eugenia Arntz are my great grandparents marreid in Lyndon Station Nov 1883. Children are Edward, Charles, Joseph, Alice & my grandfather Leo Jerome. Family history said they were born in Eau Claire. Henry died in Sept 1896 in Eau Claire. Verbal history says he died as the result of being kicked by a horse. After he died Eugenia worked at a stage coach station? cooking, cleaning and doing bookwork. I'm trying to find out if Patrick, John, or Henry Rafferty's families are listed in Eau Claire County census records from 1885 to 1900. Where can I write for find out this information? Any assistance will be greatly appreciated!

    03/04/2001 12:39:46
    1. [WIEAUCLA] Steinke
    2. Laura Kaatz
    3. Posted on: EauClaire Co. Wi Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Wi/EauClaire/10588 Surname: ------------------------- Here is what is in the St. John's Lutheran church records (I transcribed all 135+ years of records into a database a couple years ago). Joahnn Steinke (no parents listed) was married to Lydia Amanda Bartz. Lydia Amanda Bartz's parents were Carl Julius Bartz and Ottilie Pauline Brummond. Lydia was born 10/4/1905 in Lincoln Township, Eau Claire Co, WI. She was baptised at St. John's 10/22/1905. Her sponsors were Maria Mieske and Eduard Bahr. She was confirmed at St. John's 8/15/1020. Lydia was the youngest (at least baptised at St. John's) of nine children: Caroline Emilie b. 1/24/1886 married Gustav Hermann Hass 3/24/1913 Hermann Friedrich b.7/26/1888 Lily Helene b. 10/28/1890 married Wilhelm Otto Hass 1/29/1913 Adaline Ottilie b. 4/14/1893 Walter Georg b. 12/17/1894 Edwin Wilhelm b. 3/6/1897 Wilhelmine Auguste Justine b. 4/12/1901 Anna Louise b. 8/21/1903 Johann and Lydia had a son named Carl Julius Steinke on 11/9/1929. He was baptised at St. John's on 12/22/1929. His sponsors were Mr. & Mrs. Reinhard Dehnke. He was confirmed at St. John's 6/4/1944. John Carl Walter Steinke (no parents listed) was born 7/25/1927 in Rockford, Winnebago Co, IL. He was confirmed at St. John's 5/25/1941. He married Norrine Mae Durham. John and Norrine had a daughter Lu ann born 6/23/1956. She was baptized at St. John's 7/8/1956. Her sponsors were Glenn and Laura Kutcher from Milwaukee, WI. There is more info on collateral line, but nothing else on John Carl Walter Steinke.

    03/02/2001 06:22:26
    1. [WIEAUCLA] Walsh / Kennedy 1870 Eau Claire census
    2. Kingsley walsh
    3. Posted on: EauClaire Co. Wi Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/EauClaire/10587 Surname: Kennedy ------------------------- The 18 June 1870 census for Eau Claire lists Patrick Kennedy and Ellen/Helen (nee Walsh). They were born in Ireland and married in Prince Edward Island,Canada c1857. They moved to Eau Claire after Dec. 1869. They had a family of 5 girls: Joanna, Catherine, Mary Ann, Margaret Ann and Ellen and 1 son Philip. The 5 girls all married in Eau Claire but I have no further record of Philip the son. Also living with them was Ellen/Helen Walsh born c1786 in Ireland the mother of Ellen Kennedy. She was my grt-grt-grt-grand- mother who I was unable to find any record of until just recently when I turned up this census record. The daughters married as follows; Joanna to A Charles Edward Leach; Catherine to Thomas F. Dowling; Mary Ann to James M. Culpert; Margaret Ann to John Joseph Dowling (bros to Thos.); and Ellen to Albert Hurd. I would be very interested in obtaining death records for either of the Ellen/Helen Walsh's as they could finally provide me with they place of origin in Ireland.

    03/02/2001 12:55:23
    1. [WIEAUCLA] ALBERTS
    2. Peggie
    3. Posted on: EauClaire Co. Wi Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/EauClaire/10585 Surname: ALBERTS ------------------------- I am looking for my grandparents PERCY & SARAH ALBERTS I think they where b. latter 1800's but really not sure. I know he came from Germany and I am not sure where she came from. I know they had a farm in Wisconsin in the 1940's maybe earlier. My mother PHYLLIS FARRAR married there youngest son MERLVIN JAY ABLERT who was b. in April 1921 died in 1984 in Beliot. She left him before I was born. His older brother CLIFFORD lived in Eau Claire so I thought maybe this is where they came from. There was CLIFFORD, ARNOLD, MELVIN & ALMA FAYE. I would like to be able to trace this side of my family for my children. I know that my father MELVIN remarried and must have other children. IF you can be of help tracing his background would you please let me know. Thank You

    03/02/2001 12:10:57
    1. [WIEAUCLA] Bartz-Steinke (Fall Creek Area
    2. Steinke
    3. Posted on: EauClaire Co. Wi Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Wi/EauClaire/10584 Surname: Steinke ------------------------- I am looking for information on my granfather John Steinke who married Lydia Bartz of Fall Creek Wiscnsin , her Mothers name was Otilla not sure of fathers name and they lived in Fall Creek wi for many years, I am trying to find out infromation about my granfather Steinke who disapeared when my father was 3 years old.He was originally from Rockford Ill and moved to Fall creek in the 1930,s . My grandmother Lydia was a cousin of Elsie Brummond of Fall Creek. Any info please email me

    03/01/2001 05:25:03
    1. Re: [WIEAUCLA] cemeteries
    2. Nance Sampson
    3. Popupra@aol.com wrote: > How can I get information on The Sacred Heart Cemetery in Eau Claire? > Ruth Ann Hi Ruth, I haven't been on my computer lately. Did you get an answer on this question? I haven't seen anything come through on the list, so I'm wondering. If you go to the Sacred Heart Cemetery page, which is linked off the Eau Claire Co. WIGenWeb main page under "Cemeteries", you will see a listing of veterans that are buried in this cemetery. If you scroll down to the bottom of this listing you will see a note stating that Peter Tannis is the sexton of this cemetery. By looking in the phone book, I've found that his address is: 2001 Schult St., Eau Claire, WI 54703 BTW, this cemetery is located on Omaha Street (as found on the web page above). Hope this answers some of your questions. -- Nance mailto:nsampson@spacestar.net

    03/01/2001 12:54:19