Donna mentioned that she has gotten Civil War records from the LDS Family History Library. Maybe she can clarify what types of records she means. As far as I know, Civil War pension records (other than index cards) are not available at the FHL, although some older ones, such as those from the Revolutionary War, are. Jeff

Heard a while back that a cemetery book for Wonewoc was in the making. Anyone know if this has been completed yet. Or who to contact to find out more info about it? Thanks in advance for any help. Therese

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------F1F85CDAE29D915169B06C68 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit You must have a paper copy of NATF Form 80 which you can request be sent you via e-mail from the National Archives and then snail mail the form. Check out the web site below (hope it links). http://www.nara.gov/research/ Judy Martin [email protected] [email protected] wrote: > > Hello all, > Can anyone out there help me with this request? > > >> I noticed that the Civil War records info you forwarded to me was from a > woman named Anne on the Juneau list. When you get a chance, could you please > contact the list and see if Anne will tell you just how to go about > requesting the pension files? Thanks...............<< > > I do not have the original post on my hard drive anymore; so I cannot write > Anne directly. Is there anyone else who can direct me to info on how to > obtain pension files for Civil War Veterans? Thank you. Reid Olson > > PS. Just in case there are new members on this list I am researching the > following surnames in this county: OLSON, OLESON, RIECK, TELSCHOW. --------------F1F85CDAE29D915169B06C68 Content-Type: text/x-vcard; charset=us-ascii; name="nanajudy1.vcf" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Description: Card for Judy Martin Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="nanajudy1.vcf" begin:vcard n:Martin;Judy x-mozilla-html:FALSE adr:;;;;;; version:2.1 email;internet:[email protected] fn:Judy Martin end:vcard --------------F1F85CDAE29D915169B06C68--

I've gotten a lot of Civil War records through the LDS Family History Center - then I know I've got the whole thing and not just the pages some one in Washington thinks I might use. But it does take some work to find the right film number - that can be done on line now days. Donna -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, May 23, 1999 1:51 PM Subject: WIJUNEAU-D Digest V99 #23

Hello all, Can anyone out there help me with this request? >> I noticed that the Civil War records info you forwarded to me was from a woman named Anne on the Juneau list. When you get a chance, could you please contact the list and see if Anne will tell you just how to go about requesting the pension files? Thanks...............<< I do not have the original post on my hard drive anymore; so I cannot write Anne directly. Is there anyone else who can direct me to info on how to obtain pension files for Civil War Veterans? Thank you. Reid Olson PS. Just in case there are new members on this list I am researching the following surnames in this county: OLSON, OLESON, RIECK, TELSCHOW.

I have added some more names to the following Juneau Co. census pages: 1860 Kildare 1860 Lyndon 1860 Mauston 1870 Armenia Jackie Hufschmid Juneau Co., WIGenWeb Coordinator - http://www.rootsweb.com/~wijuneau

Just a suggestion to all persons researching their civil war ancestors. When you request the Pension file. Request the ENTIRE FILE. They will send you 20 or so pages of the record if you just request the file. When I received my great grandfather James Rogers file...there was so much in it that I was sure they'd sent the entire file. For some reason on a trip to Washington went down and looked at the file. Total amazement. It took me over an hour to copy the entire file. Since that time I have requested the ENTIRE FILE of another ancestor. They charged me $10.00 and then sent notice that there were 77 more pages and requested $25.00 more dollars. It was well worth the money. I would only do this with pension files though. Good luck Anne

Here is my Civil War Veteran - my ggrandfather, Noble King. Noble KING Born; 1833 Married; 8/16/1863 Private, Co. D, 6th Wisconsin Infantry Residence; Summit Township, Juneau County Drafted; 10/31/1864 Wounded;Hatcher's Run, VA, 2/6-7/1865 Mustered out; 7/4/1865 Family; Had 10 children Died; 1915, Buried in Necedah, WI Still searching for more information from Government Veteran's Files Harry Miller

Hi Everybody, Just want all of you to know that we will be in France, backpacking, from April 26th until May 11th so needless to say the Juneau Co., WIGenWeb page will not be updated. Once I return I will be hard at work on the census project I started :) Jackie Hufschmid

Here is my Civil War ancestor ........ OLSEN, Soren (son of my ggg-grandfather) Private: Co. H, 27th Reg Wis Vol Enlisted: 15 Aug 1862 Died: 22 Sep 1863 in Memphis, TN Working on where he is buried. Jackie Hufschmid ----- Original Message ----- From: Nichols, Terry <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, April 19, 1999 8:56 AM Subject: Civil War Veterans > Hello Juneau Rooters, > Anyone keeping info on their civil war ancestors? Here's a couple of mine; > Burbank, Estwick E. > private: 10th battery, Wisconsin Light Artillery > Residence- New Lisbon (Juneau Co.) > Enlisted Jan. 4, 1864 > Mustered out: June 7th, 1865 > > Burbank, George. > Private; 10th Battery, Wisconsin Light Artillery > Residence- New Lisbon, Juneau Co., WI. > Enlisted Jan. 4 1864 > Died Mt Olive, NC, March 22. 1865. disease > info from Wisconsin Veteran's Museum > > Estwick E. Burbank was the husband of Olive (Olivia) Nichols. > > Terry Nichols >

Hello Juneau Rooters, Anyone keeping info on their civil war ancestors? Here's a couple of mine; Burbank, Estwick E. private: 10th battery, Wisconsin Light Artillery Residence- New Lisbon (Juneau Co.) Enlisted Jan. 4, 1864 Mustered out: June 7th, 1865 Burbank, George. Private; 10th Battery, Wisconsin Light Artillery Residence- New Lisbon, Juneau Co., WI. Enlisted Jan. 4 1864 Died Mt Olive, NC, March 22. 1865. disease info from Wisconsin Veteran's Museum Estwick E. Burbank was the husband of Olive (Olivia) Nichols. Terry Nichols

Could anyone tell me when the "old Mauston grade school" was built. It was demolished in 1935 to build an elementary and jr. high school that adjoined the then high school that was across the street from the courthouse. I don't remember the street names anymore. Jeanne Sand Wingert [email protected]

I don't recall the original on this, if it only involved Mauston or what. I wanted to throw in that Elroy has a collection of MF for their paper and I believe other area papers of the time. Dont know the address.....north end of town. John Kammerer Pen Argyl, Pa. mailto:[email protected] Terry Thompson wrote: > > When I visited the Mauston Public Library last summer I noted that they had > some > newpapers on microfilm. I looked at a couple that dated back to early > 1900's but I do not recall which paper it was or how complete the file is. > If interested you might want to contact the library there. 133 E. State St. > Mauston, WI 53948 ph (608) 847-4454. > Terry Thompson, Tampa Bay, FL, listkeeper

The Elroy Newspaper is currently the Keystone Reporter, 249 Main St. Elroy WI 46329. The Elroy Library is located at 501 2nd Main St. Elroy. phone number- 1-608-462-5191. Pat Skinner-McCord

When I visited the Mauston Public Library last summer I noted that they had some newpapers on microfilm. I looked at a couple that dated back to early 1900's but I do not recall which paper it was or how complete the file is. If interested you might want to contact the library there. 133 E. State St. Mauston, WI 53948 ph (608) 847-4454. Terry Thompson, Tampa Bay, FL, listkeeper

Could someone tell me or find out for me, if old issues of The Mauston Star have been microfilmed? If they have been, where can a person access them? I am interested in issues during the 1920's and 30's. Jeanne Sand Wingert [email protected]

Just letting everyone know that the 1860 Germantown census is complete and you can look at it at http://www.rootsweb.com/~wijuneau/1860Germantwn.htm Jackie

FYI Jackie > Check out the following website: > > http://www.msnbc.com/news/254376.asp >

Just want to let everyone know that the 1880 twn of Plymouth (Elroy Village) is complete and online, thanks to Dan Holmes. The page is at http://www.rootsweb.com/~wijuneau/1880Elroy.htm Jackie Hufschmid Juneau Co., WIGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~wijuneau

This is an updated list of the surnames that I am researching and the town or township which they resided. SKINNER--Plymouth Twp. UTTER--Lemonweir and Plymouth Twp. GREEK--Plymouth Twp. PIGEON--Town of New Lisbon FIKE--Town of New Lisbon and Wonewoc Twp. NEWKIRK--Lemonweir, Lindina and Summit Twp's. HAMMOND--Town of Mauston. INGALLS--Lemonweir and Lisbon Twp's. LUTZ--Lisbon Twp. PIERCE--Lemonweir Twp. and Mauston HOWLAND--Town of New Lisbon and Lisbon Twp. ANDERSON--Plymouth and Fountain Twp's. BARRETT--Orange Twp. SAULSBERRY and or SALISBURY--Plymouth Twp. BONES--Town of Elroy BOYDEN--Lemonweir Twp. CATTLE--Plymouth Twp. CLAWSON--Lemonwier Twp. and Mauston EVERSON--Plymouth Twp. NICHOLS--Plymouth Twp. and Elroy GALVIN--Lemonweir and Lindina Twp. GRIMSHAW--Orange Twp. HOLLAND--Plymouth Twp. LA SARGE--New Lisbon. LANE--Lemonweir Twp. and Mauston YOAKUM--Elroy MACCOMBER--New Lisbon MCCALLUM--Lemonweir and Lindina Twp's and Mauston. MOSSENBERG--Lemonweir Twp. OLSON--Plymouth and Fountain Twp's OTT--Wonewoc PHILLIPS--Lemonweir REGELIN--Fountain Twp. REYNOLDS--Lemonweir Twp. SPIES, SPEES, or SPEAS--New Lisbon STALKER--Lemonwier and Plymouth Twp's STARNES--New Lisbon WALKER--New Lisbon WELLS-Summit Twp. YOUNG or YOUNGS-New Lisbon Thank you so much. Pat Skinner-McCord