Happy to share the following with other researchers. Note that names about which I was unsure are in []brackets. If you can correct/clarify those entries, please let me know and I'll post a revised enumeration. --------------- ENUMERATION OF THE INHABITANTS OF SPRING GROVE, GREEN COUNTY, WISCONSIN ON THE FIRST DAY OF JUNE 1855. M F FOREIGN BIRTH HEADS OF FAMILIES Tully OLESON 2 4 5 John FLANDERS 2 2 C.A. WARNER 2 2 W.A. WHEATON 1 1 P.B. SPRINGSTED 6 7 4 J. RANDALL 3 1 Joseph BAKER 1 1 A.D. TENNY 5 5 1 Robert HEWITT 2 2 C.C. KNOWLES 3 2 C.H. TENEYCK 3 1 David SPRINGSTED 3 5 8 F. DAGGET 3 3 J.B. CRILLER 2 1 E.R. CHAPPEL 4 6 N.B. CONDON 5 3 4 R.H. SHAFF 2 3 Wm. RICE 3 4 2 B. DERRICK 1 2 Martin GILLMAN 5 6 T.C. MARTIN 3 2 1 H. KNOWLES 2 1 Wm. MARTIN 2 2 Henry WHEELER 3 5 R.A. CHAPEL 2 2 E.R. ALLEN 4 3 J.W. BALDWIN 2 1 Samuel WOOLSEY 1 2 Adam BECKER 5 3 H.G. BRUNSON 6 2 4 A.H. BRITTAIN 3 2 Reuben BABCOCK 3 3 Samuel BABCOCK 3 2 Perview ATWOOD 5 4 James BERRY 1 1 David DAVIS 9 2 Thomas SHAFF 3 3 Daniel S. SMITH 6 4 Nicholas DEDRICK, Jun. 2 2 Mrs. S. [TRUST] 2 1 Nicholas DEDRICK, Sen. 4 2 Freeman RICE 1 1 Nathan Ba[yun] 2 1 3 Hettie [OSLESON] 5 1 6 Ola CANOOTSEN 6 2 8 [Galbrim] OLESON 4 2 6 D.C. KNOWLES 2 1 John B. SAWYER 5 4 W. [Wellchmure] 2 2 Josiah FOLSOM 3 2 Totals 163 126 52 Regards, Ellen

Send replies to: [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, February 12, 2001 8:27 PM Subject: Surnames: Marshall, Magee, Sherger, Case, Hopkins Names in family tree. Some may be Rock or Walworth Counties. Would like info on any or all of them. Children of Robert & Eliza (Magee) Marshall: Henry & Eliza, b. abt. 1864 & 1866 Green Co. The following are daughters of Geo. & Cecelia Magee & b. in Exeter, Green Co.: Jane (or Jennie) Magee Sherger, b. abt. 1844 -- later lived in Evansville, Rock Co. Emma (Magee) Case m. to Orlando Case in 1875. Lived Brooklyn. Died young. Lillian (Magee) Hopkins m. to Walter Hopkins. Had children: Floyd, Lucy, Hattie, Bernice & Pauline. Lived Delavan. Julia (Magee) Patterson, m. to Alexander Patterson, lived in IA, NE, and WI. Children were: Albert (oldest at 19 in 1893), George, Jennie, Hattie, & Alice. Does anyone have a connection to any of these families?

Posted on: Green Co. Wi Biographies Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/GreenBios/103 Surname: McCauliff, Doyle, Mahoney, Lewis, Kelley ------------------------- Just recently made a connection with a collateral line--the Doyles and decided to relist in Green County. Thomas MCCAULIFF settled near Monroe (Adams Township in 1850). His wife was Mary BARRY. The younger 3 of their children were born in Green County: Edward, Thomas and Hannah. The only one from this trio that I have found info on is Hannah who married Thomas MAHONEY in 1876. Hannah and Thomas were living in Lafayette County by 1900 with their 7 children. Two of the boys became priests in the Madison or Milwaukee diocese--I have conflicting references but have not checked either of these sources. The older McCauliff children were William b.1839 (my great grandfather) who married Jane Lewis in Green County July 1 or 4 , 1866. They later homesteaded in NW Iowa in 1871. John MCCAULIFF was 2nd son and he moved to Butler County, IA sometime after marrying Susan BRIGGS and having 4 children. Next child was daughter Catherine whom I believed married a KELLEY but have no knowledge of what happened to her. Then Mary Ann married a DOYLE, unknown first name. They had at least 3 children that I have traced: Magdalen b.1871 who married Joseph CROTTY, Jane b. 1890 who married MCGEE (in Butler County) and Catherine b.1893 who also lived in Butler county in 1900 along with mother Mary Ann and sister Jane. Prior to Butler county residence, I am pretty sure they lived in Shullsberg, Lafayette county. Do not think that any of the Doyle children lived in Green County but there are ties I would like to check if anyone is researching any of these Green County names.

I'm researching several families who were among the earliest settlers (i.e., 1848+) in Green County: KNOWLES (C.C., Horatio, Daniel & others) SMITH (Daniel S.) TENNEY (Abijah D., s/o Amos) VAN CUREN (V.R.) ALLEN (Oscar) COWING BABBITT I'd be thrilled to hear from anyone else who shares an interest in any of these families. Thanks, Ellen

Posted on: Green Co. Wi Biographies Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/GreenBios/101 Surname: Titus ------------------------- Do you know who John's parents were?

All of these families from Union County, PA, came up to Green County, WI around 1830s-1860s. Can anyone help me with any of these families in Green County? Thanks for sharing. Best regards, Laura A. in NC

Posted on: Green Co. Wi Obituaries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/GreenObits/459 Surname: STELZER ------------------------- Please email me at [email protected] to discuss the name Mabel Stelzer. Thanks. Kathy

Posted on: Green Co. Wi Obituaries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/GreenObits/458 Surname: Hogans, Weaver, O'Brien, Piedlow, Reed, Renne ------------------------- Beloit Daily News; Monday, October 4, 1976 Grace Hogans Grace Michael Hogans, 94, of 1316 Moore St., died this morning in Meadow Park Nursing Home, Clinton. She was born August 06, 1882 in rural Browntown, Green County, WI., the daughter of Eli & Rosetta Tice Michael. She was married to Charles A. Hogans, Jan 09, 1901 in Green County. She was a Beloit resident most of her life, and was a member of the Church of Christ (Christian). Survivors include a son, Jess Hogans of Beloit; two daughters, Mrs. Lyle (Gladys) Maxwell of Felton, CA., and Mrs. Elmer (Dorothy) Harleman of San Juan, Texas; six grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren; four great great grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews. Her husband died in 1955. One daughter, Helen Larson, and two grandsons are also deceased. Services will be at 2pm Wednesday in Chilson Schoenfeld Funeral Home with Randy Thomas officiating. Burial will be in East Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call from 12:30pm until the time of services Wed. in the funeral home. Memorials may be made to the Church of Christ (Christian)

Hi Everyone: We have been getting some very good queries and entries on our GenConnect Pages. I do have a word of caution, please. Try to make sure that the entry you are making is on the correct board. Some of you want to tell us that we are doing a good job or something is wrong. Please don't post this on the query page, send it either to the list or to the coordinator personally. I realize that some of the material is hard to categorize as to whether it should be in there at all. Lots of times, you can put marriages in the bio section if the web site doesn't have a place to enter. If you have a question as to where, please write to the coordinator and they will help you to place it where it will most effective to you. Please accept our thanks and appreciation for the input that has been received this past year. If you have suggestions, comments, gripes :( , email us, especially if you find a broken link. Not all of the county sites are managed by one person. You may have one person doing the mailing list, another doing part of the GenConnect and a third doing the web page as is the case of Green Co, WI. We want you to get the most there is to find on our pages so if there is something you want us to see there, email us. Thanks, Donna -- Donna Long Kjendlie Vice President , Walworth County Genealogical Society Visit us at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~wiwalwor Owner of the Walworth County Wisconsin Mailing list to subscribe <[email protected]> message: subscribe ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Green County web coordinator Visit us at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~wigreen ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Owner of the following mailing lists DUNWIDDIE-L to subscribe: <[email protected]> message: subscribe LANGE-L to subscribe: <[email protected]> message: subscribe WIROCK-L to subscribe: <[email protected]> message: subscribe

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Looking for relatives of Mary Jane. I need dates for Mary and her parents who were Elijah Jenks and Hannah M. Bull. I also could use help with the four children of William and Mary Jane. I am related thru William. Thank you, Duane

Looking for anyone who is related / or has info about Arie Theodosia (Howe) DeVoe. They married 10-15-1882 LaFayette Co. WI. They lived their later years in Waterloo, IA Thank you, Duane

Looking for anyone with connections to Silas Frame of Preble Co. OH , Mary Jane Swearingen DeVoe and her husbands Loren's family. Thank you, Duane DeVoe

Hi! I have some old minutes of a Baptist Association called the First Northwestern Association or Regular Baptists, which list a church called Honey Creek, which was evidently located about eight miles north of Monroe near Monticello (I think but am not sure of this). It was organized in about 1845 or 1846, and a minister named John Butler was one of the founding ministers. I have not been able to learn whether this church ever had a meeting house of their own or whether they met in schools or homes, because of being few and poor. The church was closed in 1880. Some of the names of members which I have learned about were John Butler (1817-1886), Ann McCammant Butler (1817-1909), J. Tinkner, Samuel V. Allison (1782-1856), H. C. Miller, William Long (1810-1889), Martha Miner Long, William Stillwell (1839-1924), Jesse Gist (1816-1890), Harriet Gist. If anyone can help me learn more about this church's history and/or its members, I would be glad to hear from you. Robert in Illinois ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Can we participate in group from a distance? Realize that cemetery preservation work would be difficult for me from California but I am interested in Green County knowledge. I will have to think what I could do from this far away. Cathy Rossing

Can anyone tell me about any cemeteries that would have been around Monroe around 1866?Thank you so much .Laura in NC

Please reply to [email protected] and/or the list [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cemetery Hunter" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Cc: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, January 26, 2001 3:43 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Genealogy Study Group Hi everyone: There is a small group of genealogists in Green county and the western part of Rock county interested in gathering together for the purpose of working on genealogy and cemetery preservation. We would like to know if there are others in the area that would be interested also. Tentatively, we could meet in different areas at libraries or other meeting spots. The meetings could be afternoon or evening or a combination of both. This would be for hands-on help discussing where to find your research answers, not only in Green/Rock but elsewhere as well. Other projects might be to update a cemetery, have a speaker, teach a Boy/Girl Scout group about genealogy. Let us know your comments and suggestions and of course, if you would be interested in joining us. Thank you.

Looking for anyone with a connection to these surnames in Green and LaFayette county area or is related to a marriage between George DeVoe and Oretta Oviatt. Thank you, Duane DeVoe

Looking for anyone connected to these surnames or maybe are related to a marriage of Sarah J. DeVoe to Thomas Frames. Thank you, Duane DeVoe

looking for relatives of Ferdinand Mayer and wife Elsbeth Babler. Either contact me or Sandy. Reach Sandy at [email protected] Thank you, Duane