This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Smith, Hull Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/lEC.2ACE/472.1.1 Message Board Post: Hi Mary, A little hiatus there... What I mean exactly is that in 1930, none of Dewane or Geneva's children (Archie, Ruth, Velma) lived at the home with them. By 1930 the only ones at that address were grandpa Dewane, grandma Geneva and grandson Gordon. One other note (which does not surprise me)- listed next to Gordon in the 1930 census "father's counrty of origin" are "???-US". So apparently no one knew where Gordon's father was from when the census was taken. I have started pursuing the Hull family. Hopefully I can determine which daughter is the mother. But the SSN you provided suggests that Gordon was born in CA, not WI. I have ordered it anyway :) Thanks again for your help. Any more advice from you or anyone with Hull knowledge would be greatly appreciated. Mark Smith

Hi, List. I came across this name in a long list of Grant County Civil War soldiers and remembered the surname from recent WIGRANT list messages: Alva Haney Co. H., 25th Wisconsin Regiment Mary Thiele Fobian Independent Writer/Editor Associate Editor, Reunions Magazine

Because one line of my family is very well documented I generally test these types of sites with that name by seeking when the generations begin and end to determine the validity of the data. This site seems to offer scant and incomplete data. Additionally, data which is more difficult to obtain seems to be missing. One example is brothers and sisters which moved away from the core family to another geographic location. I agree with David that is appears to be a scam. ----- Original Message ----- From: "David W. Taft" <dtaft@cowtown.net> To: <WIGRANT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 03, 2002 10:01 PM Subject: [WIGRANT] OneGreatFamily Web Site > List, > > I don't believe that the OneGreatFamily web site has any thing in common or > connection to the LDS. In fact it appears to be a scam just looking to take > a few bucks out of your pocket. > > You can learn more from Jeff Scism's "International Blacksheep Society of > Genealogist's" site at: > > http://blacksheep.rootsweb.com/shame/index.html > > Jeff is the investigative reporter for genealogists, and a member of this > list. > > As always, use caution and check out any site before paying a subscription > fee. Who was that who said "a fool and his money are soon parted?" > > Dave Taft > > > > ============================== > 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 >

In a message dated 9/3/2002 6:39:02 PM Pacific Daylight Time, gsmeyers1@mchsi.com writes: > I'm pretty sure that this website is connected to the LDS organization and > all of their information is free on their Family Search website. This > costs > money after your 7 day "free" trial is over and they don't tell you how > much > it is. > One reported problem is that they charge your card, will not refund, or answer, and then KEEP on charging renewals. It is a scam. Jeffery G. Scism, IBSSG, (<A HREF="http://blacksheep.rootsweb.com">http://blacksheep.rootsweb.com</A>) ~~ If the AOL experience is so wonderful, how come their LOGO is a picture of a hurricane in the Bermuda Triangle?

In a message dated 9/3/2002 8:02:49 PM Pacific Daylight Time, dtaft@cowtown.net writes: > I don't believe that the OneGreatFamily web site has any thing in common or > connection to the LDS. In fact it appears to be a scam just looking to > take > a few bucks out of your pocket. It does however have a connection to Donny Osmond. Jeffery G. Scism, IBSSG, (<A HREF="http://blacksheep.rootsweb.com">http://blacksheep.rootsweb.com</A>) ~~ If the AOL experience is so wonderful, how come their LOGO is a picture of a hurricane in the Bermuda Triangle?

List, I don't believe that the OneGreatFamily web site has any thing in common or connection to the LDS. In fact it appears to be a scam just looking to take a few bucks out of your pocket. You can learn more from Jeff Scism's "International Blacksheep Society of Genealogist's" site at: http://blacksheep.rootsweb.com/shame/index.html Jeff is the investigative reporter for genealogists, and a member of this list. As always, use caution and check out any site before paying a subscription fee. Who was that who said "a fool and his money are soon parted?" Dave Taft

I'm pretty sure that this website is connected to the LDS organization and all of their information is free on their Family Search website. This costs money after your 7 day "free" trial is over and they don't tell you how much it is. -----Original Message----- From: John Dvorak [mailto:j.w.dvorak@worldnet.att.net] Sent: Tuesday, September 03, 2002 6:11 PM To: WIGRANT-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [WIGRANT] Website I found http://www.onegreatfamily.com/?lid=8018 is a real good website I found that everyone on the list might like to peruse....Give it a try. You might find something of interest! Good luck! sincerely John Dvorak Oh what a tangled web we weave! When first we practice GENEALOGY! ============================== 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

While researching my family name, Kreinberg, I came across a listing in the 1920 census for a Joseph Kreinberg and family living in Cassville, WI. They are listed in ED 95 and as the resolution on my screen isn't that good, I can't tell what the name actually is. Joseph is listed as a merchant, living with his wife Bertha, and children Hilda, Agnes and Robert. The 1930 census isn't any more legible. As this Joseph is totally unknown to me, I am hoping somebody on the list might have more accurate information, a city directory, etc. to help me decipher the family name. Thanks Grant Kreinberg Fairfield, CA

http://www.onegreatfamily.com/?lid=8018 is a real good website I found that everyone on the list might like to peruse....Give it a try. You might find something of interest! Good luck! sincerely John Dvorak Oh what a tangled web we weave! When first we practice GENEALOGY!

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Burton Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/lEC.2ACE/478.2 Message Board Post: In researching the Burton name for my family research I have run across a Benjamin Burton, died 11/06/1862 buried at the Greunder Farm Cemetery - Bloomington. A Nancy whether Peck or not I do not know, born 11/08/1809 and died 11/14/1886 is also buried there. You may check ancestry.com and do a search on Benjamin Burton I think you will find additional information there.

Very interesting history...........however, some of us of the Southern Persuasion, don't celebrate Sherman's march through Atlanta. (chuckle) Richards was a republican, so he couldn't have been all bad...... Don ----- Original Message ----- Wrom: TNHGSWZIDREXCAXZOW To: <WIGRANT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 03, 2002 2:46 PM Subject: [WIGRANT] RICHARDS GENEALOGY..... | | >From Portrait and Biographical Album of Rock County, Wisconsin, publ. 1889 - | page 781-782 | | JOHN RICHARDS, a resident of Beloit and a native of the Keystone State, was | born in Luzerne County, on the 21st day of June, 1844, and was one of a | family of six children, three sons and three daughters, born to William and | Catherine (ALBERT) RICHARDS. Frances, the eldest is now the wife of C. W. | FANGENROTH, a resident of Edwardsville, Ill.; Oliver is living in LaFayette | County, Wis.; Alice is now deceased; William makes his home in Mason City, | Iowa; and Mary is the wife of Henry SMITH, of LaFayette County, Wis. William | RICHARDS was a leading citizen of Luzerne County, Pa. In 1857 he left his | eastern home, and accompanied by his family, emigrated to LaFayette County, | Wis., where he engaged in agricultural pursuits. He was a great reader, was | well informed on all affairs pertaining to the Government, and was a faithful | adherent of the Republican party. | | The education of our subject was received in the common schools of his native | county, and in 1857, he came with the family to this State. He remained | under the parental roof until 1862, when, though only eighteen years of age, | he enlisted in the service of his country, being mustered in at Racine, and | was assigned to Company E, of the 31st Wisconsin Infantry. From Racine the | Company was sent to Cairo, Ill., and thence to Columbus, Ky., doing guard | duty until 1864, when it joined the 20th Army Corps. As a member of that | command, Mr. RICHARDS participated in the battles of Peach Tree Creek and | Tullahoma, the siege and capture of Atlanta, and was with Sherman on his | celebrated March to the Sea, and through the Carolinas. At the battle of | Bentonville, N.C., the last engagement of that victorious army, he was | wounded and placed in the field hospital, where he remained for several days, | when he was sent to Goldsborough, then on to New Berne, whence he proceeded | by steamer to N! | ew York. On the 28th day of May, 1865, he received his discharge at Madison, | Wis., after having faithfully served his country for three years. | | Returning to his home at the close of the war, Mr. RICHARDS remained a | resident of LaFayette County until 1870, when he removed to Monroe, Green | Co., Wis., where he was engaged as foreman of the Monroe Wagon Works, | continuing to fill that responsible position until 1882, when he became a | resident of Beloit, where he has since made his home. Socially, he is a | member of the G.A. R. Post of that city, and in political sentiment is a | faithful adherent to the principles of the Republican party. Although but | seven years have elapsed since he became a resident of Beloit, he has gained | many warm friends in the city, and is highly respected by all with whom | business or pleasure have brought him in contact. | | In 1868, Mr. RICHARDS was united in marriage with Miss Beulah BERBE, a | resident of La Fayette County, Wis., where their wedding was celebrated. By | this union two children have been born - Dennie and Kittie, who are still at | home with their parents. | | | | | ============================== | 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 |

>From Portrait and Biographical Album of Rock County, Wisconsin, publ. 1889 - page 781-782 JOHN RICHARDS, a resident of Beloit and a native of the Keystone State, was born in Luzerne County, on the 21st day of June, 1844, and was one of a family of six children, three sons and three daughters, born to William and Catherine (ALBERT) RICHARDS.  Frances, the eldest is now the wife of C. W. FANGENROTH, a resident of Edwardsville, Ill.; Oliver is living in LaFayette County, Wis.; Alice is now deceased; William makes his home in Mason City, Iowa; and Mary is the wife of Henry SMITH, of LaFayette County, Wis.  William RICHARDS was a leading citizen of Luzerne County, Pa.  In 1857 he left his eastern home, and accompanied by his family, emigrated to LaFayette County, Wis., where he engaged in agricultural pursuits.  He was a great reader, was well informed on all affairs pertaining to the Government, and was a faithful adherent of the Republican party. The education of our subject was received in the common schools of his native county, and in 1857, he came with the family to this State.  He remained under the parental roof until 1862, when, though only eighteen years of age, he enlisted in the service of his country, being mustered in at Racine, and was assigned to Company E, of the 31st Wisconsin Infantry.  From Racine the Company was sent to Cairo, Ill., and thence to Columbus, Ky., doing guard duty until 1864, when it joined the 20th Army Corps.  As a member of that command, Mr. RICHARDS participated in the battles of Peach Tree Creek and Tullahoma, the siege and capture of Atlanta, and was with Sherman on his celebrated March to the Sea, and through the Carolinas.  At the battle of Bentonville, N.C., the last engagement of that victorious army, he was wounded and placed in the field hospital, where he remained for several days, when he was sent to Goldsborough, then on to New Berne, whence he proceeded by steamer to N! ew York.  On the 28th day of May, 1865, he received his discharge at Madison, Wis., after having faithfully served his country for three years. Returning to his home at the close of the war, Mr. RICHARDS remained a resident of LaFayette County until 1870, when he removed to Monroe, Green Co., Wis., where he was engaged as foreman of the Monroe Wagon Works, continuing to fill that responsible position until 1882, when he became a resident of Beloit, where he has since made his home.  Socially, he is a member of the G.A. R. Post of that city, and in political sentiment is a faithful adherent to the principles of the Republican party.  Although but seven years have elapsed since he became a resident of Beloit, he has gained many warm friends in the city, and is highly respected by all with whom business or pleasure have brought him in contact. In 1868, Mr. RICHARDS was united in marriage with Miss Beulah BERBE, a resident of La Fayette County, Wis., where their wedding was celebrated.  By this union two children have been born - Dennie and Kittie, who are still at home with their parents.

Aleise, this is wonderful news. It would be great if the inventory could be posted online. >I have more information about the Centennial Box. I called the Historical Society in Lancaster and just received a reply. The box was opened and the contents are inventoried with the Cunningham Museum in Lancaster. I was given the name of the person in charge of the Museum and the times he is there. I will give him a call tomorrow and see what is there and post again after I have more information. Mary Thiele Fobian Independent Writer/Editor Associate Editor, Reunions Magazine

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/lEC.2ACE/477.3 Message Board Post: I have more information about the Centennial Box. I called the Historical Society in Lancaster and just received a reply. The box was opened and the contents are inventoried with the Cunningham Museum in Lancaster. I was given the name of the person in charge of the Museum and the times he is there. I will give him a call tomorrow and see what is there and post again after I have more information.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/lEC.2ACE/477.2 Message Board Post: In late August, Grant County celebrated Nelson Dewey Days. The article in the newspaper states: "Mimicking his lauded predecessor, Judge George Clementson, who invoked imaginings of the future in the crowd of thousands that gathered to witness the laying of the red brick cornerstone of the courthouse 100 years ago by immuring a time capsule in its confines, Judge George Curry reported that he too will seal away a record of the courthouse's centennial celebration, not to be opened for a century. When Curry seals his capsule, there will be three in the courthouse; one sealed inside the cornerstone, to be opened when the courthouse falls down; another in the basement sealed in 1976, to be opened in 2076; and Curry's to be opened in 2102." Might the one that is sealed in the cornerstone be the one you are talking about? There is no further mention in the article about other Centennial Boxes.

Seek members of the Spencer family, the Perry family, and the Winney family who moved together from Wisconsin (the Spencers and the Perrys by wagon train) to Osceola Co., Iowa, then Sioux CIty, Iowa. 1Isaac Perry, b. ca. 1770, Vermont; d. 1845 in Lenox, Berkshire Co., MA w1Sally Balcrous w2Betsy Galloway Their Children: 2Sally Perry, b. 1795 2Lyman Perry, b. 1797 2Arthusa Perry, b. 1799 2Betsy Perry, b. 1801 2Sophia Perry, b. 1803 2Martin Perry, b. 1806 2Willard Perry, b. 1808 2Julia Perry, b. 1811 2Mary Perry, b. 1814 2Titus Perry, b. 1817 Wife Phoebe Maria Jadwin; b. 1815 in NY; d. 1903 in Sioux City, IA. Their children were: 3John Isaac Perry, b. 1837 3Jane Maria Perry, b. 1840 in Wells, Wills twp., La Porte, Indiana; d. 17 Nov. 1919 in Osceola Co., IA m. Wallace A. Spencer 1859 in Winnebago Co., WI; d. 1909 in Sioux City, IA Their Children: 4George Albert Spencer, b. 1860; m Anna Elizabeth Winney 1880. 4Matilda Maria Spencer, b. 1862 in Winnebago Co., WI m. Herbert Barnes 4Ik Spencer, b. 1863, Winnebago Co., WI 4Alfred Spencer, b. 1864 4Jennie May Spencer, b. 1867, m. 4Herbert Clark 4Mary Viola Spencer, b. 1869 4Frank Spencer, b. 1871 4Edith Margaret Spencer, b. 1874, Geowey, Osceola Co., IA 4Austin Ellis Spencer, b. 1882, in Geowey, Osceola Co., IA 3Mary Ann Perry, b. 1843 3George Ellis Perry, b. 1845 3Clark Albert Perry, b. 1847 Lyman, Willard and Titus Perry set off for La Porte, Indiana where my GGGrandmother, Jane Maria Perry, was born in 1840 (child of Titus Perry). She married Wallace A. Spencer by whom she had my GGrandfather George Albert Spencer in WI who, in 1880, married Anna Elizabeth Winney in Iowa. Willard and Titus Perry left La Porte, Indiana for Wisconsin where they met the Spencers; all are written up in a couple books for settling the Wisconsin area in the late 1800's. Willard would marry 3 different women and have 3 different families by them. Titus would come to Osceola Co., IA where his descendents currently live. The Winneys also had come from Wisconsin--Grant County in their case-- to Sibley, Osceola Co., IA. In Wisconsin, Elizabeth Taylor Winney's father was Fountain Taylor of Virginia--who also came to Wisconsin. Elizabeth Taylor Winney was the mother of my GGrandmother Anna Elizabeth Winney b. ca. 1869 and Cora Winney b. ca 1872. The children's father was William Henry Winney of WI. Elizabeth Taylor Winney died by 1873 when William Henry Winney married Mary L. Hickock. With Mary L. Hickock he fathered L. Winney and "Willie" Winney. ************************************ The Spencers 1David Spencer, b. 1800, NY; d. 1881, in Ocheydan, Osceola Co., IA w Matilda Annie Anderson, b. Rhode Island Their Children: 2Hiram Spencer 2Thomas Milton Spencer, w Catherine Vedder; buried Geowey Cemetery by Sibley, Osceola Co., IA Their Children: 3Anna Alida Spencer, m George Habben in 1890, Iowa Their Children: 4Mildred Louella Habben, b. Balaton, MN 4Gertrude Habben 4Charles Habben 4Rolland Habben 4Herman Habben 4Anna Mae Habben 4Alida Habben, b. in Iowa 4Delta Habben, b. in Iowa 4Elizabeth Habben, b. in Iowa 4Margaret Habben, b. in Iowa 3Charles Spencer 3Eva Spencer 3Leon Spencer 3Elmer Spencer 3Mary Spencer 3Ovando Spencer 3Ella Spencer 2Gilbert S. Spencer, b. 1819 2Alanson Anderson Spencer, b. 1830 in Western Oneida Co., NY m Sara Ellsworth Their Children: 3Jesse Spencer 3David Ellsworth Spencer, b. 1863 in Berlin, WI 2Wallace Alfred Spencer, b. 1834 in Barrington, Yates Co., NY m Jane Maria Perry, b. 1840 in Wells, Wills twp., La Porta County, Indiana Their Children: 3Matilda Maria Spencer, b. 1862 in Winnebago Co., WI; m Herbert Barnes 3George Albert Spencer, b. 1860, m Anna Elizabeth Winney Their Children: 4Eugene Spencer 4Edna Spencer, b. 1888 4George Ellis Spencer, b. 1894; m Loretta Flanagan June, 1911 in Iowa; d. 1958 in Santa Monica, CA 4Howard Spencer, b. 1897 4Lillian Spencer, b. 1900 3Ik, b. 1863 m. Estella Harding 3Alfred Spencer, b. 1864 3Jennie May Spencer, b. 1867 m Herbert Clark 3Frank Spencer, b. 1871 3Edith Margaret Spencer, b. 1864 in Goewey, Osceola Co, IA 3Austin Spencer, b. 1882 in Goewey, Osceola Co., IA 3Mary Viola Spencer, b. 1869 2David James Spencer, b. 1837 in Pen Yan, NY m Anna M. Beavens, b. Baltimore, MD She was buried in Floyd Cemetery, Sioux City, IA Their Children: 3William David Spencer, b. 1870 in Berlin, WI 3Olive M. Spencer, b. Berlin WI; m Charles Edward Clark in Osceola Co., IA 3Maud ("Lulu") Spencer, b. 1878 in Wisconsin 3Vernon I. Spencer, b. 1882, in Wisconsin 2Albert Mackentire Spencer, b. 1842 in Barrington, Yates Co., NY; m. Clarissa Ann Otterburn 1863, Berlin, Green Lake Co., WI; d. 1913, Bloomington, McLean Co., Illinois Their Children: 3Alanson H. Spencer 3Clara Ermine Spencer 3Herbert Spencer b. 1867 in WI 3Minnie Spencer, b. 1868 in WI 3Frank Allen Spencer, b. 1872 3Mary Spencer, b. 1873 3Edith Marie Spencer, b. 1875, in Iowa 3Laura Matilda Spencer, b. 1880 in Iowa I hope this isn't too confusing to read! Kathleen

Seek members of the Spencer family, the Perry family, and the Winney family who moved together from Wisconsin (the Spencers and the Perrys by wagon train) to Osceola Co., Iowa, then Sioux CIty, Iowa. 1Isaac Perry, b. ca. 1770, Vermont; d. 1845 in Lenox, Berkshire Co., MA w1Sally Balcrous w2Betsy Galloway Their Children: 2Sally Perry, b. 1795 2Lyman Perry, b. 1797 2Arthusa Perry, b. 1799 2Betsy Perry, b. 1801 2Sophia Perry, b. 1803 2Martin Perry, b. 1806 2Willard Perry, b. 1808 2Julia Perry, b. 1811 2Mary Perry, b. 1814 2Titus Perry, b. 1817 Wife Phoebe Maria Jadwin; b. 1815 in NY; d. 1903 in Sioux City, IA. Their children were: 3John Isaac Perry, b. 1837 3Jane Maria Perry, b. 1840 in Wells, Wills twp., La Porte, Indiana; d. 17 Nov. 1919 in Osceola Co., IA m. Wallace A. Spencer 1859 in Winnebago Co., WI; d. 1909 in Sioux City, IA Their Children: 4George Albert Spencer, b. 1860; m Anna Elizabeth Winney 1880. 4Matilda Maria Spencer, b. 1862 in Winnebago Co., WI m. Herbert Barnes 4Ik Spencer, b. 1863, Winnebago Co., WI 4Alfred Spencer, b. 1864 4Jennie May Spencer, b. 1867, m. 4Herbert Clark 4Mary Viola Spencer, b. 1869 4Frank Spencer, b. 1871 4Edith Margaret Spencer, b. 1874, Geowey, Osceola Co., IA 4Austin Ellis Spencer, b. 1882, in Geowey, Osceola Co., IA 3Mary Ann Perry, b. 1843 3George Ellis Perry, b. 1845 3Clark Albert Perry, b. 1847 Lyman, Willard and Titus Perry set off for La Porte, Indiana where my GGGrandmother, Jane Maria Perry, was born in 1840 (child of Titus Perry). She married Wallace A. Spencer by whom she had my GGrandfather George Albert Spencer in WI who, in 1880, married Anna Elizabeth Winney in Iowa. Willard and Titus Perry left La Porte, Indiana for Wisconsin where they met the Spencers; all are written up in a couple books for settling the Wisconsin area in the late 1800's. Willard would marry 3 different women and have 3 different families by them. Titus would come to Osceola Co., IA where his descendents currently live. The Winneys also had come from Wisconsin--Grant County in their case-- to Sibley, Osceola Co., IA. In Wisconsin, Elizabeth Taylor Winney's father was Fountain Taylor of Virginia--who also came to Wisconsin. Elizabeth Taylor Winney was the mother of my GGrandmother Anna Elizabeth Winney b. ca. 1869 and Cora Winney b. ca 1872. The children's father was William Henry Winney of WI. Elizabeth Taylor Winney died by 1873 when William Henry Winney married Mary L. Hickock. With Mary L. Hickock he fathered L. Winney and "Willie" Winney. ************************************ The Spencers 1David Spencer, b. 1800, NY; d. 1881, in Ocheydan, Osceola Co., IA w Matilda Annie Anderson, b. Rhode Island Their Children: 2Hiram Spencer 2Thomas Milton Spencer, w Catherine Vedder; buried Geowey Cemetery by Sibley, Osceola Co., IA Their Children: 3Anna Alida Spencer, m George Habben in 1890, Iowa Their Children: 4Mildred Louella Habben, b. Balaton, MN 4Gertrude Habben 4Charles Habben 4Rolland Habben 4Herman Habben 4Anna Mae Habben 4Alida Habben, b. in Iowa 4Delta Habben, b. in Iowa 4Elizabeth Habben, b. in Iowa 4Margaret Habben, b. in Iowa 3Charles Spencer 3Eva Spencer 3Leon Spencer 3Elmer Spencer 3Mary Spencer 3Ovando Spencer 3Ella Spencer 2Gilbert S. Spencer, b. 1819 2Alanson Anderson Spencer, b. 1830 in Western Oneida Co., NY m Sara Ellsworth Their Children: 3Jesse Spencer 3David Ellsworth Spencer, b. 1863 in Berlin, WI 2Wallace Alfred Spencer, b. 1834 in Barrington, Yates Co., NY m Jane Maria Perry, b. 1840 in Wells, Wills twp., La Porta County, Indiana Their Children: 3Matilda Maria Spencer, b. 1862 in Winnebago Co., WI; m Herbert Barnes 3George Albert Spencer, b. 1860, m Anna Elizabeth Winney Their Children: 4Eugene Spencer 4Edna Spencer, b. 1888 4George Ellis Spencer, b. 1894; m Loretta Flanagan June, 1911 in Iowa; d. 1958 in Santa Monica, CA 4Howard Spencer, b. 1897 4Lillian Spencer, b. 1900 3Ik, b. 1863 m. Estella Harding 3Alfred Spencer, b. 1864 3Jennie May Spencer, b. 1867 m Herbert Clark 3Frank Spencer, b. 1871 3Edith Margaret Spencer, b. 1864 in Goewey, Osceola Co, IA 3Austin Spencer, b. 1882 in Goewey, Osceola Co., IA 3Mary Viola Spencer, b. 1869 2David James Spencer, b. 1837 in Pen Yan, NY m Anna M. Beavens, b. Baltimore, MD She was buried in Floyd Cemetery, Sioux City, IA Their Children: 3William David Spencer, b. 1870 in Berlin, WI 3Olive M. Spencer, b. Berlin WI; m Charles Edward Clark in Osceola Co., IA 3Maud ("Lulu") Spencer, b. 1878 in Wisconsin 3Vernon I. Spencer, b. 1882, in Wisconsin 2Albert Mackentire Spencer, b. 1842 in Barrington, Yates Co., NY; m. Clarissa Ann Otterburn 1863, Berlin, Green Lake Co., WI; d. 1913, Bloomington, McLean Co., Illinois Their Children: 3Alanson H. Spencer 3Clara Ermine Spencer 3Herbert Spencer b. 1867 in WI 3Minnie Spencer, b. 1868 in WI 3Frank Allen Spencer, b. 1872 3Mary Spencer, b. 1873 3Edith Marie Spencer, b. 1875, in Iowa 3Laura Matilda Spencer, b. 1880 in Iowa I hope this isn't too confusing to read! Kathleen

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/lEC.2ACE/476.1.1 Message Board Post: No I didn't, thanks so much! After all these years of looking I can't tell you how strange it is to see evidence in writing. I appreciate your thoughtfullness in sending the census info. Kathy

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Moon Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/lEC.2ACE/474.1.1 Message Board Post: I do not think there is any connection with the Perry family. His mother's name was Sarah H. Cole from Kentucky. To my knowledge, none ofthe family lived in Indiana.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Cassel, Castle, Wood Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/lEC.2ACE/476.1 Message Board Post: Kathy, You probably already have this, but here is the 1880 Census for Forest: 1880 Census, Eau Galle, Dunn, Wisconsin, Page 271A George WOOD, 35, Farmer, NY, NY, NY Eliza WOOD, 32, Keeps House, OH, PA, PA Wm. WOOD, IA, NY, OH, Son Forest CASTLE, 6, IA, NY, OH, Nephew Dave Taft