Thanks to Joan Benner the 1875 Census for Clearfield, Fountain and Germantown are now complete and online. Take a look at http://www.rootsweb.com/~wijuneau/CensusIndex.html Jackie Thanks Joan :-)

Just wanted to let all of you know that I have added a search engine for Juneau Co. This should make it easier for everyone when looking for just 1 surname. Check it out http://www.rootsweb.com/~wijuneau/Search.html Jackie

Hello All, Sorry for the trouble, but some kook sabotaged my e-mail subscriptions to the Rootsweb.com mailing lists. I can still receive postings to my [email protected] box, or here. I also have about a dozen screen names with two other Internet providers, so if those of you who I am helping will e-mail me privately, I'll give them to you. I hope this problem will resolve itself. Sincerely, Kevin O'Brien Laguna Hills, CA

Can anyone identify any of the children from the 1924 E. Lemonweir confirmation class. They consist of Howard E. Olson, Morris J. Olson, Lee D. Larson, Wm. T. Thompson, Anton O. Thompson, Myrtle A. Wood, Ruth E. Lawrence, Selma M. Johnson (identified), Myrtle J. Ormson, Gladys S. Hynes, Lucy E. Jones and Avis C. Hynes. Checkout the picture at http://www.rootsweb.com/~wijuneau/1924Confirmation.JPG Thanks, Jackie Hufschmid

Hello to the Great State of Wisconsin, I am searching for any information anyone can provide me with regard to the surname TARRANT and FEDEREN. Both families lived in various parts of the state, but spent quite a bit of time in the Minneapolis area. I am searching for PHILIP FEDEREN (1883) and his wife EDITH FEDEREN (1884) and their two children FABIOLA TARRANT (1897) and CECILE TARRANT (1893). They were last known to be in the Twin Cities area in 1944, but their descendants could be anywhere by now. They were relatives of GEORGE A. SHANNON AND ISABELLA (McDonald) SHANNON of Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, and their son ROBERT D. SHANNON, who was last known around 1942-44 to be living in Spencer, Iowa. Robert's wife was named JESSE and his children were ANNABELLE and GEORGE, also of Chippewa Falls, WI. Sometime around 1940-45, the family and the germane cousins and step-relatives scattered about the state for an unknown reason, so I'm asking for help from anyone in ANY Wisconsin County. Any information regarding these families or their descendants would be greatly appreciated. Yes, this was posted to every board in Wisconsin because the families scattered and I'm at the point of desperation. It conforms to the guidelines established by RootsWeb, USGenWeb and that awesome upstart ALHN, so it IS NOT considered spam. Take care all. I wish you the best of luck with your own searches. Sincerely, Kevin O'Brien Laguna Hills, CA USA Researching: SHANNON PERKINS WARNER LOWE IVALL GAULEY VAN SCHAICK DORCHESTER TRUAX SMITH

Happy New Year Everyone, Thanks to Joan Benner the 1875 census for Armenia is now online at http://www.rootsweb.com/~wijuneau/1875Armenia.htm Jackie Hufschmid Juneau Co., WIGenWeb Coordinator - http://www.rootsweb.com/~wijuneau

The following was posted on the Sauk list. If any one can help, please respond directly to her, or the Sauk list. Terry Thompson Listkeeper +++++++++++++++++++++++ Surnames: HASKIN(S) SHERMAN ROEBUCK RABUCK Submitter: Dee Yeager ([email protected]) Date: 03 Dec 1999 Edwin R. Haskin(s) married Delia Ann Sherman, daughter of Lenard Sherman at LaValle, Sauk Co, WI on 14 July 1867. Witnesses were Sylvans W. Sherman and Eli D. Horton. Would like to find birthdate of Delia Sherman and parents. Reviah/Revina Lamora Haskin(s) married Detrick Frederick Roebuck/Rabuck at Marston, Sauk Co., WI on 15 June 1859. Ravina is the sister of Edwin and their parents were Samuel and Anna Haskin(s). Marriage record states that Frederick Rabuck was born at Staenhada, Germany and his father was Henry Rabuck. Need to confirm.

Hi Everybody, Just wanted to let you all know about a new web page I have added, Old Juneau Co. Photos which you can find at http://www.rootsweb.com/~wijuneau/photos.html Don't try to access this page tonight as Rootsweb has been up and down. Have anything to add to it just email me. Jackie p.s. If you have any problems with any of the pictures please let me know as I have not had time to check the links. Thanks

My great-grandfather, Thomas Taylor, came to Necedah in 1876. His brothers John and Arthur were already in the area. I believe an uncle William was also living here, having arrived before 1850. Any info on these people would be appreciated. Judy ===== Judy Jamieson Pisano [email protected] "The Bird Families of New Jersey" <http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~birdnj> __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com

Can anyone help this person? Thanks, Jackie Hufschmid Juneau Co., WIGenWeb coordinator ----- Original Message ----- From: Gerald Stavely <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 1999 4:29 PM Subject: Juneau Co. Bios > I do not have a biogrophy for you but need help in putting one together > for my family. I am searching for Father Francis Brockman who lived in > Wonewoc. I do not know what church he served but i am trying to find > where it was so I can get some background information on him. > Hoping they will have it. >

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Hi Juneau Co. Researchers, Just to let you know that I have been back home since Sep. 24th but wasn't up to doing very much on the computer until just recently. Am now stronger and will be doing some more work on the Juneau Co. web page. The transplant surgery was very successful and my brother is doing fantastic. I will email a separate message which is a short article about the surgery, if anyone is interested. I want to thank everyone for all the prayers, they worked. Thanks again, Jackie Hufschmid Juneau Co., WIGenWeb coordinator

This was posted on Sauk list. Apparently, I had been mis-informed about Naturalization records. Sorry. I still plan to visit the Court House. I'll let you know what I find, if anything about any Juneau County Records kept there. I just searched the State Historical Socity web page but did not find anything useful on "Naturalization" because their index in the on-line catalog is very brief and lacking details. Terry Thompson - Listkeeper ----- Original Message ----- From: Sauk County Historical Society <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, September 29, 1999 6:06 PM Subject: Re: [WISAUK] Getting court records > Naturalization papers are not located at the Sauk County Courthouse. You > must go through the State Historical Society. > > Kathy Waddell, Archivist > Sauk County Historical Society >

After seeing some of what appears to be direct quotes from a cemetary book on another list, I thought I'd add this reminder about respectings other peoples copyrights. The USGenWeb Project offers four "golden rules of copyright" at : <http://www.usgenweb.org/volunteers/copyright.html> I'm going to visit the courthouse in Baraboo in a couple weeks where I understand they have Naturalization records for Sauk and Juneau Counties. If I have time I will do Naturalization lookups for list members. By next summer, my wife and I will be in our retirement condo on the Wisconsin River, looking across at Juneau County. I hope there will be lots of time to do research then! Terry Thompson, Listkeeper, WIJUNEAU Researching PETERS, LANGE, HAMBURG in Juneau Co.

Would like to correspond with descendants of Richer Family of Juneau Co, WI. I am preparing family hisotry of John Killian Richer of Berlin, Rensselaer Co, NY and need more information about the Juneau Co Richers. Thanks.

Is there any one from Elroy in this group? I would like to know if St.Patricks cemetery and St.Patricks Church have the same tel.# . I am trying to find the date of death of John G. Travenick and his wife so I can send for death certificates. They are a mystery to me. They had 9 children and all but two are buried there. Also only two married . One was my mother-in-law who married Claude Christman and had 2 children : Carol & Gerald Christman. The other never had children. The ancestors seem to start and end in Elroy. I tried to call the church a number of times but was told there is only one priest who covers a number of parishes . No one answers. Peg

Hi Everybody, I have added a brief historical sketch of the Lemonweir church along with some photos of some of the early pastors. The web page is http://www.rootsweb.com/~wijuneau/LemnwrChurch.html Enjoy, Jackie

I am new to genealogy and want to start researching my late husbands sideof the family. His grandparents,aunts, and uncles are buried in St. Patricks Cemetary in Elroy. wi. Their name is Travenick. I have death cert. for the aunts and uncles. Would I send to Madison for birth cert. or are they kept closer to Elroy. Also where would I find naturalization papers for John and Anna Travenick, parents of my mother-in-law and the aunts and uncles. I have nothing on John and Anna and any info would be appreciated. Peg Christman

HI Jackie, Thanks for doing the Civil War Juneau Co. census. When I was in grade school in Mauston in the 30's, I used to know a Civil War veteran that lived a block and one-half from my home on Division Street, across the street from my grandmother. He was a very old man then with white hair and a long white beard, and he walked with a cane. He had a flag pole in the front yard and always flew the American Flag. He lived with his unmarried daughter, Frances. I knew him by Mr. Burritt, but wasn't sure of the spelling until I found him in the the census that you just posted. Thanks for letting me know that his name was John, and that he was a private in the Cavalry. Jeanne Wingert -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, August 25, 1999 6:52 AM Subject: WIJUNEAU-D Digest V99 #49

Hi, I just finished the 1895 -Wis.. Census Enumeration: Names of Ex-Soldiers and Sailors Residing In Wisconsin, June 20, 1895 which can be viewed at http://www.rootsweb.com/~wijuneau/1895Vets.html Enjoy, Jackie Hufschmid Juneau Co. coordinator