Hi Lori and Listers, In response to the roll call request: Grandparents: Jacob Frederick KUBLY (b 17 Dec 1884, Jordan, Green, WI; d 27 Feb 1965, Monroe, Green, WI) & Mary Isabel HOGAN (b 13 Sep 1889, Monroe, Green, WI; d 01 Nov 1960, Monroe, Green WI). They were wed 12 Sep 1906, Freeport, Stephenson, IL. Mary Isabel HOGAN was raised by Ella HOGAN, as sister of Amos HOGAN, my great grandfather. Ella married a Mr. ELLIS. Great Grandparents: Jakob KUBLI (b 23 Feb 1847, Matt, Glarus, Swit; d 17 Oct 1904, Green Co, WI) & Elizabeth HEFTI (b 1849, Haetzingen, Glarus, Swit; d 10 Jan 1929). They were wed on 24 Mar 1870 at Monroe, Green, WI. Amos H. HOGAN (b 26 Sep 1861, Monroe, Green, WI; d 05/06 Apr 1926, Rockford, Winnebago, IL) & Mary Isabel McCULLY (b 11 Jun 1869, Monroe, Green, WI; d 03 Nov 1937, Chicago, Cook, IL). Mary was wed to Amos on 02 Jul 1887 at Monroe, Green, WI. Great Great Grandparents: John Peter KUBLI & Barbara MARTI (b Swit) Fridolin & Margaretha HEFTI (b Swit) George McCULLEY & Nancy WILLIAMS (d/o John WILLIAMS; George supposedly from NY, & Nancy from Meadville, PA, but I haven't pursued these lines much yet. Jess B. HOGAN & Maria BLACK I have many relatives buried in Greenwood Cemetery in Monroe. My father, James LaRoy KUBLY, was born in Monroe, and my mother, Emma Alvina GOEPFERT, nee NYBORG, was born nearby at Argyle, Lafayette Co., WI. She was first married to Alfonso GOEPFERT, whose parents, Karl and Marie, lived in Monroe for many years. Mom's parents were from Norway, and I have that line back a few generations. Also have the KUBLY/KUBLI line records from canton Glarus records back many generations. Most of my time is devoted to posting biographies from old biographical and county histories (currently finishing 1892 & 1905 bios for Winnebago and Boone Cos., IL - lots of WI folks in them, but mostly connected to Rock & Dane Cos). I continue to post bios in several states, paying special attention to folks who later removed to WI, or had a descendant who did. Should be lots of Green Co folks in the Stephenson County bios, which are on the "To Do" pile (doing the northern tier of IL counties). Lots of good research clues in those old bios, as Lori knows! Warm Regards, Cathy