Loretta, I don't know if there is a connection, but the Prussian Netzerlanders book lists a Ferdinanad Schwandt, born in Pommerania marrying a Wilhelmine Rennpferd, b. Neumark, Brandenburg, Prussia at Manchester, Green Lake County on 4 December 1883, No, 57624, Vol. 5, p. 89 of the records.

Lance, I was going to try and get to the courthouse in 1-2 weeks when I am in the area on vacation. I will see what I can find. Anne Kasuboski

Am helping out a Mr Palm with research on his family in Green Lake. His great Uncle, Otto Thym was born March 1847 in Kuertow, Arnswalde, Germany, immigrated with his wife Martha in 1875, and died in the Town of Manchester in 1927. I think what he would like to know is who his parents were. If some kind soul might visit the Green Lake court House for me, and email the info, I will pass it on to him. I think he is short on records himself his town was sacked by the Russians at the end of ww2. Thankyou on his behalf, Lance in Madison I would check it myself but the historical soc only goes up to 1907

I am looking for information on the family of David Brown, born 11 March 1856 (or several years earlier) in Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland. His parents were William and Helen (McLachlen) Brown. In about 1878, he married Catharine Lamont in Gourock, Scotland. She was born 11 February 1855 in Inverkip, Renfrew, Scotland. Her parents were Donald and Christian (McCallum) Lamont. David and Catharine immigrated to the United States in the early 1880s, settling in Berlin, Green Lake County, Wisconsin. David was a paving cutter in the granite quarries in Berlin. Any information on David Brown, Catharine Lamont, their parents or siblings would be appreciated. I am happy to share information.

To whom it May Concern, We are finished with our research in Green Lake County. Please unsubscribe us from the Green Lake County list. Sincerely, dutchood@aol.com

I don't think this is my Francis Smith, because in 1880 they would have been 44 and 40 and also their children were: Cora, Eva,Georgia, Walter and Frank. I had seen that before and was quite surprised by the names but no Lorenzo or Effie in my family. thanks for your help. Linda

I am not related. 1880 Census Census Place: Berlin, Green Lake, Wisconsin Source: FHL Film 1255428 National Archives Film T9-1428 Page 246B Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Francis SMITH Self M M W 56 NY Occ: Farmer Fa: NY Mo: NY Cordelia SMITH Wife F M W 52 NY Occ: Keeping House Fa: NY Mo: CT Lorenzo SMITH Son M M W 25 WI Occ: Farmer Fa: NY Mo: NY Ettie SMITH DauL F W 23 WI Occ: Keeping House Fa: NY Mo: NJ Charles FORD Other M W 19 WI Occ: Laborer Fa: ENG Mo: NY

I am searching for Ferdinand SCHWANDT-born 8-9-1840 in Germany --and his wife Johanna BIRKHOLZ- born 1-14-1844 in Muckelsberg, Germany--They settled in Fond Du Lac WI for a winter and moved to Grant Co. SD in 1884

Looking for any information on Francis and Delia Smith. Married 1857, children Cora, Eva, Georgia, Walkter & Frank, Thanks for any help.

Vickie, I have additional informaiton about Joseph and Margaret Mottram. Please respond directly to lindacrom@hotmail.com thanks Linda

Hi...I'm wondering if you have any info. on your Ferdinand Schroeder? I have a Martha Krueger who was married to a F.A. Schroeder and lived in Danube, Mn. which is in Renville Co. I'm wondering if this F.A.Schroeder could be your Ferdinand?

I have posted an e-mail to Russell, or anyone else who the previous names ring a bell with. Anyone with the Schwandt names of Caroline, Ferdinand, Juilus, Herman, Mathilda, Mary, and Minnie. Parents are Ferdinand Schwandt and Louise Berkholtz (may be Birkholtz).

Am looking for any info on Albert Zabel, was photographer in Princeton around 1930's. had studio on short street.

Hi, Hi, I ran across your postings in a couple places, and was wondering what you have found out about the Schwandt family? My great grand- mother was Caroline Schwandt, one of her brothers was Juilus. She also had two other brothers, Herman and Ferdinand, and three sisters, Mathilda, Mary, and Minnie. Their parents were Ferdinand Schwandt, and Louise Berkholtz (spelling may not be right on this) born in Germany. Does any of this ring a bell with you? Looking forward to hearing from you. Cathie

Hi All It's me again. I must have had a bad day when I wrote my first note to you . The correct information is: Joseph Mroz (Frost) married Francis (Malgeohat) Comochinski in 1868 and with their son Michael came to Princeton about 1872. Their children are: Michael, Mary, Jack, Nellie, Joseph, Kate, Frank, John, Walter, Anna, Stanish, Anton. Stanish Frost (Mroz) married Clara Nowatski and their children are: William, Irene, Raymond, Alexander, Edward, Bernard, Leonard, Alice, Delphine, Donald, Phyliss. Matthias Nowatzke married Jessie Szyper and they and their son John Nowatski came to Princeton about 1872 from Grelewa, Germany. John married Anna Coda (Daughter of Stephen Coda and Katarzyna Cujak)and their children are: Julianna, Frank, Sophia, Stanley, Anna, Clara, Walter, Joseph, John, Marie, Henry. Sorry I didn't check my records (I thought I could remember it) Sue

I believe the first surname should be spelled as Graikowski. Some of his siblings kept it as Grajkowski. The third surname appears to refer to Garbarski.

Hi All I am of the Alex Frost Line of Mroz (Frost) who are from Princeton. I am searching for any connections to: Joseph Mroz and Francis (Malgeohat) Comochinski (The first generation to America I think) who came to Green Lake Co. about 1868-72. The had 12 children: Michael, Mary, Jack, Nellie, Joseph, Kate, Frank, John, Walter, Anna, Stanish, Anton. I have not had any luck with the place in Poland that they came from. I have not yet found information on Nellie, Kate, Jack, John, Anna, Mary, Anthony. The church records were written Polish and I couldn't translate them. Mroz was translated to Frost, (It is hazenfrost in Polish.) and most used the name Frost. Stanish (Mroz) Frost married Anna Coda (Soda or Zoda) and their children are: William, Irene, Raymond, Alexander, Edward, Bernard, Leonard, Alice, Delphine, Donald, Phyliss, Joyce. I sure would like to exchange information with anyone else who is researching these lines: Frost, Mroz, Nowatzski, Fleming, Bukorski, White, Weilgosh, Austin, Kotaboski, Klapper, Coda, Plencner, Lese, Novak, Smoody, Kuharski, Polus, Webster. Spellings may be different. Sue Frost (I am the wife of Harold Frost who is the son of Alex Frost and Marion Jahns)

Anton Langsdorf was the second husband of my 2nd G-Grandmother. I don't know a whole lot about him, but if he belonged to a church at all it would have been a German Lutheran Church, possibly the New Settlement Church where many of my other ancestors attended and relatively close to their property. I have his birth information as 17 Sep 1833, Pohl-Goens, Hessen-Daamstadt, Prussia. If you would like sources or other info, feel free to contact me. Stan Hodge. scheppg@mindless.com wrote: > Does anyone know which church Anton Langsdorf or any Langsdorf was a member? Most likely in Manchester Twp or Manchester Twp in Green Lake County. It would had been prior to 1900 as they are shown in the 1900 census in Wausau. Looking for birth info and any other records kept by the church. > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB

Here's all I found in the 1880 Census for GL Co: Census Place: Kingston, Green Lake, Wisconsin Source: FHL Film 1255428 National Archives Film T9-1428 Page 318D Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Julius WOOSTER Self M D W 69 CT Occ: Farmer Fa: CT Mo: CT James WOOSTER Son M S W 38 WI Occ: At Home Fa: CT Mo: CT Lydia SMITH Other F S W 26 NY Occ: Servant Fa: ENG Mo: ENG Census Place: Berlin, Green Lake, Wisconsin Source: FHL Film 1255428 National Archives Film T9-1428 Page 259A Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Richard CLOUGH Self M M W 50 NY Occ: Retired Saloon Keeper Fa: NY Mo: NY Delia CLOUGH Wife F M W 40 NY Occ: Keeping House Fa: NY Mo: NY John CLOUGH Son M W 16 NY Occ: At Reform School Fa: NY Mo: NY Bert CLOUGH Son M S W 13 NY Occ: At School Fa: NY Mo: NY Deb Gunther ----- Original Message ----- From: "Diana Knight" <knight@roguewave.com> To: <WIGREENL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2001 1:59 PM Subject: Census Look-up and Query - WOOSTER/CLOUGH > Hello > > I am new to this list and seeking ANY information on the following people > listed in the WI land records database. Would greatly appreciate a census > lookup for the period 1850 for head of household information, specifically > place of birth needed. > > WOOSTER, John M. > WOOSTER, Lewis > WOOSTER, Lorany > > CLOUGH, Samuel > > Thank You > > Diana Busby-Knight > Oregon > > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry's Library - The best collection of family history > learning and how-to articles on the Internet. > http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library > >

One of his marriage records shows that he married Johanna Ferge in a Lutheran ceremony in Manchester, GL Co. on 12/28/1873, and the minister was Eugene Walther. (His parents: Conrad & Anna Langsdorf; her parents: George & Sophia Schmutzler) Here's hoping that this was his religion and not just hers. (this is the marriage that likely ended in divorce) Deb ----- Original Message ----- From: <scheppg@mindless.com> To: <WIGREENL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2001 12:03 PM Subject: Langsdorf Family > > Does anyone know which church Anton Langsdorf or any Langsdorf was a member? Most likely in Manchester Twp or Manchester Twp in Green Lake County. It would had been prior to 1900 as they are shown in the 1900 census in Wausau. Looking for birth info and any other records kept by the church. > > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB > >