WRZESINSKE, Anton emigrated from Poland with family 4-5 children to Green Lake Co abt 1880. 2-3 more children born here? any info would be appreciated. Roy Gentz Beaver Dam WI http://community.webtv.net/rgentz/GENTZGenealogy http://community.webtv.net/rgentz/WRZESINSKEgenealogy

Posted on: GreenLake Co. Wi Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Wi/GreenLake/337 Surname: SCHMUHL, SHUBERT, SHRADER ------------------------- Dear Bob, I'm so glad to meet you!This is something even my mother didn't know! Searching thru page after page of names finally brought results. I didn't know the Shraders had lived in Green Lake Co. I don't remember them too well and can only remember going to their house two or three times. This is exciting. Will have to call my mother. my e-mail is davidripon61@aol.com Thanks for the info and I will await more. David H.Penke

Posted on: GreenLake Co. Wi Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/GreenLake/336 Surname: Schmuhl, Shubert, Shrader ------------------------- Much of this information has a Green Lake County setting. David, the names are connected. I think you will be able to give me much added information, or your mother can. Space here will not be sufficient for all you might wish to know so will be sending you an e-mail. My wife is Alice Amelia Schubert, daughter of Gustav Adolph Shubert and Mildred Merle Slaback. Gustav, long ago deceased, is the only child of Amelia Shrader and Adolph Augustus Shubert. Amelia first married Adolph; they divorced after some 19 years of marriage and Amelia married, as I recall, a Mr. birkholz, who soon died. She married a 3d time to Winterhack and lies at eternal rest with him in the Woodlawn(?) cemetery at Ripon. Amelia was born in Germany in 1864 and moved with her parents, Frederick? Wilhelm Shrader and Carlina or Caroline Boack(Boeck?) to Wisconsin. Emma was born thr 7th of March, 1875 when the family lived in Dodge County. I don't know where the third family sibling, Gustoff, was born in 1867 but he is buried at Princeton, Wisconsin. I have some information on the six children of Richard and Emma. Alice and I have met Ben and Caroline several times and visited with Myrtle Emma at least once. We may have met others at a family gathering shortly after Alice and I were married. I remember that when we stopped by at Myrtle's house, she had pictures of Alice, and Alice's sister Gusta, when the girls were small. In summary, William would be a cousin of Gustav Shubert; Alice would be a second cousin to Elizabeth and a second cousin once removed to you. Before I send that e-mail I will wait to hear from you as you will probably have more questions. Have fun getting your genealogy together. Russ Williams

Posted on: GreenLake Co. Wi Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/GreenLake/335 Surname: Schmuhl, Schroeder, Winterhaek ------------------------- You have me interested!I am not from Green Lake Co. but from Fond du Lac Co. My great grandmother Emma Schmuhl was born Emma Schroeder (Schrader?) She had a sister Emelia Schroeder and a brother Gus Schroeder. Emelia married a Winterhaek (Winterhack). Are we talking about the SAME family???? This information is from my Mother who is Elizabeth Schmuhl of Ripon, (now of weyauwega). Her father was William Schmuhl whose mother was Emma Schroeder married to Richard Schmuhl.I know nothing about Shubert. Maybe you can connect this all up?? Hope to hear from you - David Penke (from Ripon, now Bronx N.Y.)

Posted on: GreenLake Co. Wi Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/GreenLake/334 Surname: REETZ ------------------------- am looking for any info on george reetz b?1810-20? was a merchant marine in germany. married a woman from spain named carolyn grulke.they came to US and lived for a while in Green Lake Co..WIS gladly welcome any new leads on george and carolyn reetz

Posted on: GreenLake Co. Wi Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/GreenLake/333 Surname: Bronk, Kosmoske ------------------------- I am looking for any record for Margaret Bronk who was born Dec 12, 1881 in Berlin, WI, Green Lake Co. Margaret stated on her Soc. Sec. application in 1936 that her parents were: Anthony Bronk and Albertine Kosmoske. I have visited Green Lake Court house and sent inquiries to Waushara and Marquette counties and have found no record of Margaret's birth or her parents marriage. Margaret was married in 1903 in Milwaukee to Edward W. Beresford and they had two sons, Eugene and Edward, Jr. I would be grateful for any clue as to possible family connections in the area.

Posted on: GreenLake Co. Wi Obits Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/GreenLakeObits/83 Surname: Prellwitz ------------------------- here is the complete obit for Carl H. PrellwitzBerlin Journal Mar 26, 1951 "Final Rites for Carl H. Prellwitz Wednesday P.M. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon, March 21 for Carl Herman Prellwittz, age 74, Berlin, at 2:00 o'clock at St. John's Lutheran church in Berlin. Rev. H. Baker officiated and interment was in the Koro cemetery. Pallbearers were: Alfred Krause, Edward Lichtenberg, Earnest Kretzmann, Henry Schliepp, William Prellwitz and Charles Henderson. Relatives and friends attended the funeral from North Dakota, Rush Lake, Ripon, Oshkosh, Poy Sippi, Auroraville and Berlin. Mr. Prellwitz passed away at the Berlin Memorial Hospital, Saturday evening March 17 at 815 o'clock following a short illness. He was born on April 28, 1876 in Possen, Germany the son of the late Herman and Emma Prellwitz. When he was nine months old he came to the United States with his parents and settled in Princeton. On March 21, 1907 he was united in marriage to Anna Yerkeie in Willow City, North Dakota. After their marriage they resided in Willow City until 1922 (?). They then moved on a farm in Ripon. In 1946 he retired and moved to Berlin where he resided until time of death. The deceased was a member of St. John's Lutheran church in Berlin. His occupation during his life time was farming. Survivors included his wife, Anna; five sons, Louis___North Dakota, Clarence, Ripon, Philip and Raymond, Rush Lake and M___ of the U. S. Air Force stationed in Africa; two daughters, Mrs. Wesley Walker (Ellie ?) Bro___North Dakota; Mrs. Lester Prellwitz (Marguerite, Rush Lake, three sisters, Mrs. Ida Krenow(?) Ripon; Mrs. Walter Sp____(Emma), Oshkosh; and Mrs. Annette ____Cincinnati. Sister-in-law Mrs. Lily Prellwitz, Edgar and 41 (?) Grandchildren.

Posted on: GreenLake Co. Wi Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/GreenLake/332 Surname: ------------------------- It is so neat that after all this time I finally find not one, but TWO people doing research on DOMAGALA! I definitely have to plan a trip to Green Lake. As for Catherine Domagata, she is probably in the Oborniki records. There is a Thomas Domagala that had many children in the early 1800's. If this is the right family, it will also give Francis' maiden name. There are many different villages listed in the Ludomy church records. The local parish was in Ludomy, so that is where all the Catholic records were kept. Yes, Domagata and Domagala/Domagawa are the same name. The Polish alphabet has a letter that looks like an "l" with a line through it (or basically a "t"). During transcription, it gets turned into an "l" or a "t". This goofy "l" or "t" letter sounds like "w", so that's where Domagawa comes from. Confusing, huh? Anyway, I'm going to FHC on Monday. If I come across anything on Catharina or Thomas, I'll let you know. Talk to you soon.

Posted on: GreenLake Co. Wi Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/GreenLake/331 Surname: Domagata, Domagala ------------------------- Tammy: Thank you for the e-mail messaged. The only information I have is Katherine/Catherine Anastasia Domagata b. 8 Sept. 1829 I assumed it was at Wrzesnia, Poland. This could be an error. d.12 Nov. 1908 Princeton, WI age 79. Parents were listed as Thomas Domagata & Frances...this was according to the records at St. John's the Bapist Catholic Church in Princeton,Green Lake Co., WI. Given to me by Josephine Bartel-church secretary The spelling of Domagala is so similiar...possibly a connection ??? Do you have show a Thomas & Frances Domgata/Domagala ? I have had contact with another Domagala researcher- Mary Ann Ziomkowski.

Posted on: GreenLake Co. Wi Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/GreenLake/330 Surname: ------------------------- I am currently researching a Rosalia Domagala Labuy who lived in Green Lake Co. for many years. She was born in Ludomy,Poland Oborniki Province in about 1817. She immigrated in 1854 and settled in the Princeton area. I am currently doing transcribing from the Catholic church records of Ludomy, and there are quite a few Domagala's in the registry in the late 1700's and early 1800's. The l in Domagala is pronounced as a "w" and is sometimes spelled Domagawa or Domogawa.

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Posted on: GreenLake Co. Wi Obits Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/GreenLakeObits/82 Surname: MCINTYRE ------------------------- Nelson MCINTYRE, 1820-1892 Posted by Joan Benner on Thu, 02 Nov 2000 Surname: McINTYRE From the Adams County Press, Volume XXXI Number 35, Saturday February 6, 1892, Page 5 Mr. Nelson McINTYRE died at his home Saturday morning, January 30, 1892. Mr. McINTYRE was born on October 29th, 1820. Two years ago he moved from Princeton on a farm two miles north of Friendship and resided thereon up to the time of his demise. On the first day of January, 1891, he was taken ill and had gradually grown worse, and at times experienced intense suffering, until early on the morning of January 30th, when he was called to go on to the home where his sufferings would be no more. His remains were taken to Princeton and there laid at rest in the family lot, the services being held Wednesday. The warmest sympathy is with the bereaved widow, who, owing to a severe attack of the grippe, was compelled to remain at home. Mr. McINTYRE was a faithful member of the Congregational church, a member of the Odd Fellows Society and a man who was a friend to everyone who made his acquaintance. He leaves a widow and five grown-up children, three boys and two girls, who deeply mourn the departure of a loving husband and an affectionate father.

What was the July 4th disaster? Roni

Posted on: GreenLake Co. Wi Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/GreenLake/329 Surname: Bloxham, Cassidy ------------------------- Looking for great gr.mother b.England abt.1851,lived & married Paul Cassidy in Green Lake Co. WI. Also William Bloxham b.1846 in England,C.W vet.47th WI. Dod 4July1873 on Green Lake.Son Charles,wife Milissa Reed,& Mary Ann Baird ,all were lost in the 4th of July Disaster.

Posted on: GreenLake Co. Wi Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/GreenLake/328 Surname: Verch, Ferch ------------------------- Eugene, I would be intereted in copies of your information. I am a descendant of Christian Friedrick Herman Verch/Ferch. He married Julia Wolf on October 21, 1866 at St. John's Lutheran Church in Princeton, Green Lake County, Wisconsin. They lived in Section 22 of the town of Princeton. I am interested in exchanging information on the Verch/Ferch family.

Posted on: GreenLake Co. Wi Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/GreenLake/327 Surname: Murphy, Gorey ------------------------- My search for Catholic records in Markesan and Kingston in Green Lake County resulted in contacting St Mary Catholic Church in Pardeeville Wi. 318 So. Main St PO Box 216 53954-3129 . The Pastor was Rev. Thomas H. Schroeder a few months ago but about to retire. All records from that time frame in that area are under the Madison Diocese. Good Luck as i understood there are few people able to do the search.

Posted on: GreenLake Co. Wi Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/GreenLake/326 Surname: Ferch ------------------------- St John's Lutheran Church 226 S. Clinton St. Princeton Wi. 54968-9052 I have Green Lake Co. plat maps of Town of Princeton for 1875 and 1901 and so far have only seen the name Verch not Ferch. The names are F. Verch and W Verch in 1875 but in the 1901 map there are Julia and Aug. Verch. Farms are in the NE sctions 15,16 and 22.In a 1910 census there are William (76) and Caroline (76) from Germany.Will e-mail copies upon request.

Posted on: GreenLake Co. Wi Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/GreenLake/324 Surname: Ferch, Utecht ------------------------- Looking for Church records from Princeton, Green Lake Cty, Around the 1870 era. Ida Ferch,born there in 1869, and baptized. Attended public and religious school and confirmed at age 14 in the Luthern Church at Princeton. A large family (Ferch,Utecht) they were in the area until 1897. Can anyone help identify the church and locate records, also cemetery used by this Church. Family had 40 acres in township 15 North of section22. Where might this area have been in county? Thanks for any help! Barbara

Posted on: GreenLake Co. Wi Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/GreenLake/323 Surname: ------------------------- Good Morning...... I am looking for a Estate Agent with properties on Green Lake. Prefer lake front but others near the lake with access will do. Please give me a list of brokers that may be able to help me locate a residence in Green Lake. E-Mail Airetel@aol.com Thank You! Steven A. MacHutta

Posted on: GreenLake Co. Wi Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Wi/GreenLake/322 Surname: Sergeant ------------------------- Green Lake County? I was searching a database of wills in missouri and ran across this wisconsin person so i thought i would post the info-i have no relationship to this family so do not email me as this is all i have: Carroll County, Missouri Wills and Administrations 1834-1879 Probate Record A Will of John K. Sergeant, Ripon, Fondanlou Co., Wis. Carroll County, Missouri Wills and Administrations 1834-1879 Probate Record A My wife, Mary S. and my son, Albertus M. Carroll County, Missouri Wills and Administrations 1834-1879 Probate Record A Adelbert and Andrew Sergeant, children by a former marriage Carroll County, Missouri Wills and Administrations 1834-1879 Probate Record A My daughter, Allice Carroll County, Missouri Wills and Administrations 1834-1879 Probate Record A Witnesses: Thomas Harris, Ripon; and L. F. Smith, Ripon Carroll County, Missouri Wills and Administrations 1834-1879 Probate Record A Page 142 Date: 29 Jul 1879