Does anyone recognize these names?? Seeking contact with anyone who might be researching or have any information regarding the descendants of these families: ATTRINGER, FRINGS, LENGER Extracted from the records of St. Martin's Catholic Church, a mission church of St. Anthony's in Fussville, Waukesha County, Wisconsin..no longer in existence. Was located 2 blocks east of Timmerman Field on south side of Appleton Avenue in an area known as Granville. Engelsburg families also attended church here. Neither communities exist anymore and the old records have been sent to St. Agnes' Catholic church in Butler, Waukesha County, Wisconsin. Extracted from Deaths/Interments: 1882 #2 Died 30 August; buried 1 September Joannis ATTRINGER, son of Johanis and Ceciliae ATTRINGER natae FRINGS 1884 Died 5 April, Anton ATTRINGER son of Johannis and Caeciliae ATTRINGER The FRINGS line is in some-way connected to my LENGER line via a Margaret LENGER...hoping someone will know the relationship, or be currently researching these lines. Please contact me at: snokes@tscnet.com Thank you in advance, Susan

Seeking contact with anyone who might be researching or have any information regarding the descendants of these families: DORNECK, HINKINS, KRUESER, REITH: Extracted from the records of St. Martin's Catholic Church, a mission church of St. Anthony's in Fussville, Waukesha County, Wisconsin..no longer in existence. Was located 2 blocks east of Timmerman Field on south side of Appleton Avenue in an area known as Granville. Engelsburg families also attended church here. Neither communities exist anymore and the old records have been sent to St. Agnes' Catholic church in Butler, Waukesha County, Wisconsin. 21 June 1905 a marriage occurred between Guilielmus DORNECK son of Guilielmum DORNECK and Heinrikae (HINKENS-difficult to read) both of the Town of Granville, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin and Margarethum KRUESER daughter of Petri KRUESER and Maria REITH of the Town of Granville but born in Marshfield, Wisconsin. Witnesses were: Adam REITH and Catharina KRUESER. I do not often return to this bulletin board, so please contact me at: snokes@tscnet.com Thank you in advance, Susan

Would love to see the Church Histories!! I'm particularly interested in St. Joseph's Catholic Church which was on Cherry and Trinity Lutheran, St. Paul's Lutheran...Thanks! Susan

New Additions to the Milwaukee Genealogy Site located at: http://www.linkstothepast.com/milwaukee I added the Cs to the 1891 Milwaukee Elite Directory. Surnames Include CALDWELL, CAMERON, CAMP, CAMP, CAMPBELL, CANDEE, CANNON, CARLSON, CARLTON, CARMICHAEL, CARPELES, CARPENTER, CARR, CARRICK, CARROLL, CARTER, CARY, CASEY, CASPER, CATENHUSEN, CATLIN, CAUFY, CAVANAUGH, CHANDLER, CHAPIN, CHAPMAN, CHASE, CHEYNE, CHIDESTER, CHILDS, CHRISTIE, CHURCH, CLAGUE, CLARK, CLARKE, CLARKSON, CLASON, CLAUDER, CLEAVER, CLEMENT, CLINE, CLOSE, COE, COIT, COLE, COLEMAN, COLLINGBOURNE, COLLINS, COLMAN, COLVIN, COMSTOCK, CONGER, CONRAD, CONRO, CONROY, CONWAY, COOK, COPELAND, CORBITT, CORDS, COTTON, COTTRILL, COTZHAUSEN, COURTNEY, COWDERY, CRAIN, CRAMER, CRANDALL, CRANE, CREIGHTON, CRESSY, CROCKER, CROLIUS, CURRIE, CURRY, CUTTER, DAVIES, DAVIS, DAWES, JOHNSON, JAMES I also added marriages to the marriage section: ALDEN, ATWATER, BADGLEY, BARNES, BARST, BEAUMONT, BECKER, BENNETT, BENTLEY, BERNHARDT, BEUTOW, BLEIBAUM, BOWKER, BROCHE, DEISSNER, DIMMER, DIMRT, DOW, DUNN, ELDRED, ELGER, ELLIS, ERDENMANN, EULER, FETTE, FLUEGGE, GEKELER, GERBER, GERLACH, GIBSON, GROBE(?), GROOT?, HAIFNER, HAMMERSCHLAG, HANSEN, HARDY, HERKLOTZ, HILL, HINDES, HOLBROOK, HOLLAND, HOPKINS, INGALLS, JENKINS, JOHNSON, JORDAN, KAY, KLUMB, KNOEPFEL, KOLMANR, KOLTES, KOMRS, KRASSER, KRAUS, KUEHN, KUENZL, KUTEN, LAGE, LECHTHALER, LOOMIS, LUEBKE, MCDONALD, MEHNER, MEYSTR, MICHEL, MIES, MORSE, MOUNT, MULLER, ORTH, PALMER, PETERSON, PHILIPPS, PRITZLAFF, PUERNER, QUINER, READ, REISE, SAENGER, SATRAN, SCHIFFMANN, SCHLEH, SCHROER, SCHWANTES, SELLEN, SHAW, SIMMONDS, SMITH, STAHL, STEEL, STRNAD, SWALLOW, SWANZEY, TANNER, TAYLOR, THACKER, TOPFER, TUCKER, VOGEL, VOIGHT, VOLZ, WAGNER, WECHSELBERG, WEEKS, WEIFENBACH, WENDLANDT, WENZEL, WERNING, WHITE, WILDE, WILDER, WOLF, WOODWARD, WYTA, YOUELLS, YOUNGBLOOD, ZEIMET, ZWOLANEK Ellen- Milwaukee & Waukesha Ctys

Hi all, By chance can someone help me find out anything about the following addresses from 1912? I'm trying to locate them in the 1910 census - cross-streets would be great, ward number would be even better, ED would be fantastic. 344 13th - I can't find the 300 block of 13th in the census - grrr 1469 Louis - Is this an east-west street? Thanks, Jenny

Mary, Good find. Thanks for sending it in. Do you want the church histories for Milwaukee? Maxine At 10:35 AM 2/16/2002 -0700, you wrote: >Here's a website that provides the E.D. number for your Milwaukee family, >provided you know approximately where they lived. > >I just tried it for my family that lived near 5th Avenue and Burnham and >it told me that the E.D. would be 100 and also gave me a list of the >streets in that E.D. > >The website also has a mapping tool in case you're not familiar with >neighborhood. > >http://home.pacbell.net/spmorse/census/ > >Note: Some states/regions have been soundexed (e.g., North Carolina, >Virginia, etc.). Also, some cities have been indexed by street address >(e.g., Philadelphia, Gary, etc.). Depending on where our families lived, >we'll need to be able to use several resources to find them on the 1930 census. > >Mary Popovich >Busia's Roots, Genealogy >Phoenix, AZ

Here's a website that provides the E.D. number for your Milwaukee family, provided you know approximately where they lived. I just tried it for my family that lived near 5th Avenue and Burnham and it told me that the E.D. would be 100 and also gave me a list of the streets in that E.D. The website also has a mapping tool in case you're not familiar with neighborhood. http://home.pacbell.net/spmorse/census/ Note: Some states/regions have been soundexed (e.g., North Carolina, Virginia, etc.). Also, some cities have been indexed by street address (e.g., Philadelphia, Gary, etc.). Depending on where our families lived, we'll need to be able to use several resources to find them on the 1930 census. Mary Popovich Busia's Roots, Genealogy Phoenix, AZ

Seeking contact with anyone researching these lines: Haupt, Boehm, Bohm, Bohiem, Bohim, Arnold, Engel, Kammerling, Heup, Pimpl, Lowe, Loess, Manz... This is from a Catholic Church in Granville, Wisconsin (St. Martin's--no longer in existance) --where another of my German lines settled. I am contacting aother HAUPT researcher to see if these relate to his lines and see if he has any further BOEHM, BOHM, BOHIEM info. Please let me know what you make of these records..The HAUPT's may be related to my BOEHM line in Milwaukee: Do you happen to have any relationship to a BOEHM, BOHM or BEHIEM??? There is a record in the St. Martin's microfilm which reads: 30 November a.c. ego Simon BART...Z low curram marium gerens Paulum HAUPT (umlat over a)ju anam 23 annum natum in Germania at Miriam Annam ARNOLD virginam 19 annos natum in Germania matrimonio juni testuntibus (possibly Gerardo--large ink spot from r-rdo) HAUPT (umlat over a)et Friderico BOHIM--- 16 October 1854 in matimonium conjuni Gerhardum Haub(t was not added here) (unmlat over a) et Carlolinam MIHM, testantibus Huberto HAUPT (umlat over a) et Joane w...Engel. 21 ..1848 Capulavi Hubertus et Lucia Kammerling sp Gerhard HEUP et Matthia Kammerling par Gerhard Heup Also a marriage for: Alois PIMPL and Clara (LOWE? LOES?): 17 May 1905 in matrimonium conjuxi Aloisius PIMPL filium Regilinnum Ferdinandi PIMPL et Louisa BOEHM natum in civitate Milwauke, Wis. et (LOESS? LOEW?)et Catharinae Diedrich natum) in town Granville, Wisconsin, alvi coloris. Testes: Franciscus PIMPL and Ferdinanda MANZ Eleonora LOEW and Agnes PIMPL Under Deaths/Burials: #4 9 November 1 sepulta et Anna Carolina 1847, 4 years nata filia Friderici BOHEIM et Mariae Catharinae HAUPT (umlat over a) leg. conj.-obit 8va ejusdem hora 8va matutina tussi. Susan snokes@tscnet.com

Ellen, In relationship to your Bavarian Ancestors, would you possibly have the names: OTT BOEHM BOHM REICHERT WIESMAN (This was how the family spelled it--not ei-but ie) ?????????????? Thank you, Susan snokes@tscnet.com

I found a site for purchasing old maps of Milwaukee and other places too. I have ordered several and will tell you more about them after these come. They are very inexpensive too. The person who sells them is the Waupaca Co. Genealogical Soc. Treasurer or is it the Historical Society? He is Bill Handrich. He can be reached by e-mail at <handrich@triver.com> . At present he is having some server problems so he can't always get his mail but he will get it eventually and he will answer you. Patti

Hi all, Hope you all had a Happy Valentines Day. The first installment of the 1891-92 Milwaukee Elite Directory has been added to the website. www.linkstothepast.com/milwaukee Click on Censuses and Directories to find the link. The As and Bs were added to the site. Surnames include: ABBOT, ABBOTT, ABEL, ADAMS, ADLAM, ADLER, ADSIT, AIKENS, AINSLIE, AKELEY, ALCOTT, ALLANSON, ALLEN, ALLER, ALLERT, ALLIBONE, ALLIS, ALLPORT, AMBRIDGE, ANDERSON, ANDERTON, ANDRAE, ANDREWS, ANNEKE, ANSON, ARCHER, ARMITAGE, ARMSTRONG, ARNOLD, ASCHERMANN, ASHE, ASHLEY, ASMUTH, ATKINS, ATWATER, ATWELL, ATWOOD, AUERBACH, AUERBACH, AUSTIN, AVERS, AVERY, BABCOCK, BACH, BACON, BAGLEY, BAGNALL, BAILEY, BAIRD, BAKER, BALDING, BANNEN, BANNERMAN, BARBER, BARKER, BARKHAUSEN, BARLING, BARLOW, BARNES, BARR, BARRETT, BARTEL, BARTELS, BARTLETT, BASS, BAST, BATES, BATY, BAUMBACH, BAUMGAERTNER, BAYLEY, BEACH, BEALS, BEAN, BECHER, BECHLER, BECHTNER, BECK, BECKER, BEEBE, BELCHER, BELKNAP, BELL, BELLAK, BELLOWS, BENDEL, BENEDICT, BENJAMIN, BENSON, BENTLEY, BENTON, BENZENBERG, BERCRY, BERGENTHAL, BERGER, BERGER, BERGWALL, BERRY, BERRY, BERTHELET, BEST, BETZ, BEYER, BIELFELD, BIGELOW, BILLINGS, BINNER, BIRCHARD, BIRKEL, BIRKHAEUSER, BIRMINGHAM, BJORKQUIST, BLACK, BLADE, BLANCHARD, BLATZ, BLEYER, BLODGETT, BLOEDEL, BLOODGOOD, BOARDMAN, BODDEN, BODE, BODENBACH, BOERNER, BOGK, BOLLOW, BOND, BOOS, BOOTH, BOSSERT, BOSWORTH, BOTTUM, BOWDISH, BOWER, BOYD, BOYLE, BOYNTON, BRADFORD, BRADLEY, BRAND, BRAUN, BRAY, BREESE, BREMER, BRENK, BRETT, BRIDGES, BRIGHAM, BRIGHT, BRINGHAM, BRITT, BROCKWAY, BRODHEAD, BROICH, BROWN, BRUCE, BRUMBER, BRYANT, BRYDEN, BUCK, BUCKNER, BUELL, BUES, BUNDE, BURCH, BURDICK, BURKE, BURNHAM, BURPEE, BURR, BURROUGHS, BURTON, BUSH, BUSJAEGER, BUTLER, BUTTERFIELD, BUTTERWORTH, BUTTON, CAMP, CHAFFEE, FORSYTHE, HATHAWAY, MCCONNELL, MITCHELL, SANBORN, SCOFIELD Ellen- Milwaukee County Waukesha County

Hi Everyone, Thought I'd repost my interests...maybe someone new out there is a long-lost cousin. Brothers Jacob and Peter STAUDINGER were from Bavaria. The earliest document I have shows the marriage of Peter STAUDINGER to Mary KAISER at old St. Mary's, Milwaukee in 1855. They show up in Pittsburgh, PA in 1858, when Jacob STAUDINGER married Maria GRISLEN/GRISSLING/CHRISTIE. I can't find anything for their wives' parents, either. Did they just beam down? They are not found in the 1850 census. I do have them traced pretty well after that, but still do not have their home village, or any other documents from their stay in WI. Some associated names include: ENGEL, KRAUS. Any suggestions or comments are greatly appreciated! Regards, Ellen Weaver

Thank-you very much, Mary! Bye the way those death & birth record (for MRAZIK and WOODS ancestors) forms required to get copies. I should only need one of each if you feel they can be scanned. I have a scanner & printer so I could copy each before filling them out. I really appreciate your kindness to help. Regards, Peggy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mary Frank" <MRFRANK@des.uwm.edu> To: <WIMILWAU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2002 8:22 AM Subject: Re: [WiMilwau] 980 3rd St. (13 Ward) in 1930 > I'll check around for you when I get a minute. Right now Wisconsin > Avenue is the "main street" that runs east and west in downtown > Milwaukee. The numbered streets intersect it, running north and south. > The intersection is about about the 600 block N. point, but since the > 980 address didn't have a N. or S., I will have to find out. I did just > buy a 1904 map from Ebay, but haven't received it yet, and probably > won't for a few weeks as I'm bidding on other maps from the same person. > I'll see what I can find out on my lunch break and get back to you. > > >>> rpmrazik@msn.com 02/12/02 08:39PM >>> > Can anyone possibly tell me in 1930 what was at this address? I'm > trying to > determine if it was an individual's address, address of a hospital or > something else. ???? > Are there 1930 City Directories? > Regards, > Peggy > of IN > > > ==== WIMILWAU Mailing List ==== > For subscribe/unsubscribe and other general list information, please > see > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sewis/wimilwau.htm > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy > records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > ==== WIMILWAU Mailing List ==== > For subscribe/unsubscribe and other general list information, please see > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sewis/wimilwau.htm > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Hi: My great-grandmother was Johanna Caroline Louise Podivils d/o Johann and Johanna (REINKE) PODIVILS born in 1859 in Prussia. She married Hermann DECKOW about 1880; they lived and raised their family in Milwaukee. <A HREF="http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=gypsydoodl">(My Family Surnames)</A> I wonder if any of her siblings immigrated from Wurchow, Kreis Neustettin Prussia that I haven't been able to find and if anyone out there is researching a PODIVILS family of the Milwaukee area. Thank you, ~Judy~

Hello to everyone, I am new to the list. I have read some of the Archives postings and it looks like a good group :)) I need help finding two obituaries from my family. What would be the best way for someone from out of town to find them? Is there more than one paper that I should check? The two I am looking for are: Carl FUCHS d. Aug. 19,1939 in Milwaukee Sophie FUCHS d. Oct. 22, 1932 in Milwaukee. They are buried in Holy Trinity Cemetery. (That Catholic Cemetery site is great!) TIA for any help. Peg

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Obits, only from April, 1999 to the present, can be found online at: http://www.jsonline.com/news/obits/ >>> Magscat7@aol.com 02/14/02 11:46AM >>> Hello to everyone, I am new to the list. I have read some of the Archives postings and it looks like a good group :)) I need help finding two obituaries from my family. What would be the best way for someone from out of town to find them? Is there more than one paper that I should check? The two I am looking for are: Carl FUCHS d. Aug. 19,1939 in Milwaukee Sophie FUCHS d. Oct. 22, 1932 in Milwaukee. They are buried in Holy Trinity Cemetery. (That Catholic Cemetery site is great!) TIA for any help. Peg ==== WIMILWAU Mailing List ==== For subscribe/unsubscribe and other general list information, please see http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sewis/wimilwau.htm ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

How do you use the search engine for the City Directory????? > http://www.hti.umich.edu/cgi/t/text/text-idx?type=simple&c=moa&cc=moa&si > > d=651032f11d5cbaa580d92215bcd3cedc&q1=Milwaukee%20City%20directory& > rgn=full%20 > > text&firstpubl1=1800&firstpubl2=1925&view=header&idno=AFW8477.0001.001

Thank you, Susan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jim Schoettler" <js1@mediaone.net> To: <WIMILWAU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2002 5:35 PM Subject: RE: [WiMilwau] Forest Home Cemetary > Found this at www.cemeteries.org > > Name: Peter McCalvey > Date of Death: 10/6/1902 > Date of Burial: 10/6/1902 > Age at Death: 0 > Marital Status: Unknown > Cemetery: Calvary Cemetery > Location: Block: 14 > Row: 131s > > The ages & marital status' are not always correct. (at least in my > experience) > > LS

Hi Cheryl, Thanks for the offer..I'll have to look at my names and see....no rush...does the office there have a surname index? Index cards? I was there in November--the one day that was cold--because it was an unseasonably warm fall/early winter! Please e-mail me at the addy below... I am interested in Alberti and Scaffidi--I think I found all my Polish/Slavic relatives. Susan snokes@tscnet.com Did you have a specific request for research at Holy Sepulcher? I live like 5 minutes away from there and can take digital photos. The only difficulty is that the only time I'd be able to go to the office would be on Saturday mornings and I'm busy the next two Saturdays. Cheryl

Found this at www.cemeteries.org Name: Peter McCalvey Date of Death: 10/6/1902 Date of Burial: 10/6/1902 Age at Death: 0 Marital Status: Unknown Cemetery: Calvary Cemetery Location: Block: 14 Row: 131s The ages & marital status' are not always correct. (at least in my experience) LS