I have a death notice that appeared in the paper 23 mar 1940. Is this the same one? There was also a notice of the estate filing 26 March 1940. If this is the same, I will be happy to scan and e-mail to you. I also have some info on Larocque - Charlotte Larcocque, etc. Valarie Gray Marinette, WI jaga@core.com
Ron, Have you got the photo you need yet? Let me know, as I go by Woodlawn Cemetery almost every day. I could stop, photo, and e-mail you the pictures jaga@core.com
ATTENTION: Marinette County Researchers I just wanted to let you know that Rootsweb/Ancestry.com has replaced the GenConnect message boards with a new system. All the messages that were posted to the GenConnect boards are now located on the new board. I have placed links to the new board on the Marinette County WIGenWeb pages under Biographies, Obituaries, and Surname Queries. Cut and paste this link to your browser to view the new board: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=localities.united-20-stat es.states.wisconsin.counties.marinette&o=1&maxrows=25&dir=next They are still working out some of the "bugs" in the system and refining things according to the requests of some of us board administrators, but things should be working soon. When the system is working at full capacity, you will again see board postings forwarded to this list via a "gateway," just as you did with the former GenConnect system. Some of the main features of the new system are: 1) Where Marinette County used to have separate boards for Biographies, Obituaries, and Queries, there is now just one board for all Marinette County data. A drop-down list allows you to classify the type of posting (obit, bio, will, etc.) 2) The link to the Marinette County site and contact information for the board administrator is accessible via the Admin Info link. 3) The new boards support message threading with an Expand/Collapse feature. If you click on 'Expand,' all of the messages in the thread will open and you can scroll through the list without having to open each message individually. Click on 'Collapse' and you will return to viewing just the subject lines in a list. 4) When you click on the name of the message submitter the system will bring up all other messages that person has submitted to any Rootsweb or GenConnect board. 5) You can now add attachments to your postings. This will allow you to add GEDCOM files, or graphics in .JPG or .GIF format. Deana Hipke Marinette County WiGenWeb Coordinator http://www.rootsweb.com/~wimarine
Steven, I'm assuming you are David's son and I probably met you at your dad's funeral. I'm Nancy LANG Schlafke, (Aunt of Lloyd Lang III, who asked you about Huguet Denis. Ten years ago, I did a genealogy of Grandma Mary DENIS, for the Denis reunion. There were a lot of gaps when Margaret DENIS LETTS printed her book. She was in a hurry to finish it before one of her relatives died. At the time I was bookkeeper at St John the Evangelist in Green Bay where many of the DENIS and HUGUET weddings, baptisms anf funerals took place, so I was able to add many names to Margaret's book, many of them infants who died within a short time of their birth. I am currently using two genealogy programs, Family Tree Maker and Brothers' Keeper. If you would like a gedcom file from either of either the HUGUETs or DENIS, let me know. You also may have more info on the HUGUETS that is not ten years old that you could share with me. Tour great-grandfather Arsene was my mother's brother. He was the oldest child who lived > a year and my mother, Genevieve was the youngest.
I'm trying to find Peter Bernhart Akre and his wife Inger who came to the US in 1867. Peter died 11 Aug 1882 in Pound, Wisconsin and his wife died about 1893. They also had a son Albert who died about 1921 in Pound. This info was from my grandmother. I have not come across any proof. I haven't been able to find them on the 1880 census. I'm not sure I can even identify Pound on the census. Any ideas? Are there cemeteries in the area that I should begin to correspond with? Thanks for any help.
Anyone with any information on the following surnames please contact me. BARCZEWSKI, Chester, wife's name Rose CZEKAJ. Farmed in upper Michigan near the town of Wallace in the late 30s and early 40s. In 1946 Chester worked in a sugar beet factory in Menomonee, MI, and Rose worked in the Marinette Knitting Mills in Marinette, WI. Their son Edward served in the submarine service in the Navy during WWII. Thanks in advance for any help that can be sent me. Roy Czekay rczekay@aol.com http://members.aol.com/rczekay
Thanks in part to some very generous volunteers, I have been able to add quite a lot of information to the Marinette County WIGenWeb site recently. In summary, we now have: * Casualty lists for World War I, World War II, Korean War and Vietnam War. * New pages for cemeteries, churches, funeral homes and schools. * Redesigned pages for biographies, obituaries, and surname queries. * List of miscellaneous geographic place names including islands, lakes, streams, waterfalls, and more! I also have more great things still in the works! Stop by and check out what's new at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~wimarine/new.html Deana Hipke Marinette County WiGenWeb Coordinator http://www.rootsweb.com/~wimarine
Can anybody on the list help this fellow? I have contacted him for more information, and may be able to do a lookup in the pre-1907 birth/marriage indexes for him. Any other help or ideas would be welcome. Deana Hipke Marinette County WiGenWeb Coordinator http://www.rootsweb.com/~wimarine ----- Original Message ----- From: "Doug Coutts" <01380761@3web.net> Sent: Sunday, June 17, 2001 11:29 AM Subject: Marinette County WIGenWeb Feedback > Hi, I was wondering if you had any suggestions/recommendations on finding > information people that lived in Dubar during the period of 1890 to 1899. > I understand the 1890 federal census was destroyed and the copy of the > 1895 state census I looked at was not very readable, (also has limited info).. > We know the family lived there, but have no way of confirming in hardcopy. > I have contacted the diocese in Greenbay with no success. > We are not aware of any deaths, but there could have been births and/or marriages. > Thanks ahead of time for any suggestions. > Doug, Alberta, Canada
I am one of the look-up volunteers for Marintte Co. I have had trouble getting my e-mail the last couple of days. Someone sent me a huge message, almost 10,000 bytes, and locked up my mailbox. I called my provider about it and somehow instead of deleting that message only it appears they deleted all my messages. So, if you wrote me and didn't receive a reply you will have to contact me again and PLEASE no attachments. Linda
Posted on: Query Forum for Marinette County, WI Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/Marinette/10632 Surname: BORZYCH, GLASS ------------------------- I am looking for information on Edmund J. Borzych, born 10/29/1893 and died 2/11/1972. He is buried in Riverside Cemetery. I am researching Borzych families in Oconto County and I am wondering if he is part of that family. Does anyone know who his parents were? His wife was Frances Glass.
Posted on: Query Forum for Marinette County, WI Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/Marinette/10631 Surname: BORZYCH, GLASS ------------------------- I am looking for information on Edmund J. Borzych, born 10/29/1893 and died 2/11/1972. I am researching Borzych families in Oconto County and I am wondering if he is part of that family. Does anyone know who his parents were? His wife was Frances Glass.
Posted on: Query Forum for Marinette County, WI Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/Marinette/10630 Surname: RABEY, KIEF ------------------------- Correction: Margaret Kief Rabey b. abt 1878 married abt. 1905.
Posted on: Query Forum for Marinette County, WI Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/Marinette/10629 Surname: RABEY, KIEF ------------------------- Looking for any information or contact with the family of William H. Rabey b. abt 1870 married Margaret Kief b. abt 1905. Four children, Margaret (Maggie), Henry, Elizabeth, Patrick. The children may have been fostered out after about 1916 when mother Margaret died. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Posted on: Biographical Data -- Marinette County, WI Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/MarinetteBios/10032 Surname: Noyes ------------------------- Seeking biographical information about Luther B. Noyes, who was publisher of the Marinette Eagle and (after 1871)Marinette and Peshtigo Eagle, a local newspaper serving communities of Marinette and Peshtigo, WI. He lived in what is now Marinette County, Wisconsin. Also lived in Sparta, Wisconsin. Also practiced law. Born New York state.
Posted on: Query Forum for Marinette County, WI Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/Marinette/10628 Surname: ------------------------- Yes: Obviously I'm familiar with HUGUET as my great grandfather Arsene was the son of Alphonse HUGUET and Mary DENIS. Alphonse (in brief) came from southern France sometime after the Franco-Prussian War. My grandfather, Marcel was born in Niagra, Wisconsin which I believe is pretty close to Marinette. He later moved to Green Bay with Arsene. I don't know if the latter's first wife and Marcel's mother Anna (nee Berendsen) had died in Niagra or in Green Bay. We could possibly be cousins. I've heard of HUGUET's living up your way but never got any answers as to whether there is a connection to the Green Bay clan. However, as I write this e-mail I recall that one of my great-aunts was married to a Lang. I'll check my copy of the Alphonse Huguet/Mary Denis lineage.
Posted on: Query Forum for Marinette County, WI Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/Marinette/10627 Surname: Phillips, Thills, Stanton, McNellis ------------------------- Searching for information about Mathew (Mathias) Phillips and wife Barbara Thills. First appear in 1870 fed census in Marinette. Later in Menominee, MI. Children were Fred, Andrew, George, Margaret and more. Mathew was born in Prussia ca 1842 and is listed as a brewer in the census. Any help would be appreciated. Link: Phillips, Stead, Bailey, Burnett URL: <http://members.home.net/phillmuell/>
Posted on: Query Forum for Marinette County, WI Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/Marinette/10626 Surname: Armbruster, Dassey, Cambray ------------------------- Marintte Co records on Armbruster Father was James Mother was Ursula Wiess Armbruster. They came from Alsace Lorraine abt 1894. There were four children Andrew,Caroline,Josephine & Jacob Looking For dates Marriages & deaths. Dassey Death date of Frank & Lucille Dassey Came from Belgium 1868. Son John was a Saloon owner in the early 1900's Looking for his wife. Info on Joseph Dassey & Margaret Cambray Died 1960 Theorore Dassey who died in Aug of 1935
Posted on: Obituaries and Death Notices -- Marinette County, WI Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/MarinetteObits/10202 Surname: Kovnesky, Kovneski, Kobus, Lentz ------------------------- P3 Fri., July 3, 1936 Marinette Eagle Star Hold Funeral For Mrs. Anne Lentz In Church At Pound Mrs. Anne De Laurie Lentz, a niece of Mrs. Louis Bergeron of this village, died June 29 at Hickory Grove Sanitarium of pulmonary T. B., and was buried July 2 from St. Leos Catholic church at Pound, by the Rev. Father F. A. Trezbiatowski. Pall-bearers were Ralph Chase, Walter Lentz, Arthur Pillath, Henry Tachick, Elmer Lentz, Herbert Lentz. The flower girls wer Eleanor Charneski, Margaret Charneski, Sylvina Stank, and Esther Keshenberg. Mrs. Lentz is survived by her husband, Richard Lentz, and a sister, Mrs. Walter Anderson of Crystal Falls, Mich.
Posted on: Obituaries and Death Notices -- Marinette County, WI Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/MarinetteObits/10201 Surname: Kovnesky, Kovneski, Kobus, Lentz ------------------------- Peshtigo Times Wed., May 2000 Angeline Kovnesky Private funeral services for Angeline Kovnesky, 90, Crivitz, were held Wednesday, May 24 at Rhodes-Charapata Funeral Home. She died Saturday, May 20 at her home. She was born May 7, 1910 in Waukegan, Ill, to the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank (Anna) Bizjak. Survivors include her husband, John; a daughter, Mrs. Clarence (Marian) Wankowski of Pound; five grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; five sisters, Rose Wankowski of Sussex, Helen Russ of Pembine, Mrs. Roy (Dorothy) Esser of Kewaskum, Anne Gruszynski. Mrs. Arthur (Viola) Orlando of Crivitz; and a brother, Robert Bizjak of Crivitz. She was preceded in death by six brothers and two sisters. ----------------------- second obit Peshtigo Times May 2000 Angeline Kovnesky Angeline Kovnesky, 90, Crivitz, died Saturday, May 20 at her home. Private funeral services will be held at a later date. Arrangements will be announced by Rhodes-Charapata Funeral Home.
Posted on: Query Forum for Marinette County, WI Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Wi/Marinette/10625 Surname: Deau, D'Aoust, Grandeau ------------------------- Since my original posting, I have discovered that my grandmother's family has been living with a phonetic spelling (family pronounces it as "Doe")of the original French name, D'Aoust. The D'Aoust ancestor came to Canada in the late 1600's. A researcher in Canada, Bob D'Aoust, has spent over 10 years in his search for the original settler(s). He has published a very large book, and it appears that there are a lot of distant relatives to be found in Canada, as well as the U.S. My gr-gr-grandfather was Jean-Baptiste D'Aoust. He and his wife Angele (Angela/Angelique) Brabant came to Wisconsin in the early 1860's. On various documents, their name is spelled Deau as well as Deaux. Some descendants in the U.S. even spell their surname as Doe. Thanks for anyone who read this or contacted me about it!