Yes, this is what I know: Payne Christie and Clara Johnson had a child named Bernice (?) Elaine Christie born Jan 16 1908 in Milwaukee WI. Distant cousin in Christie family tree. Bernice married Bernard W. Dower In Superior WI I believe. George and Elizabeth Pattinson Sault were in the 1889-1990 Milwaukee Directory. They had 8 children. I am missing a son John H. Salt or Sault and what happened to him. My grandmother talked of him and visiting him. She was born 1912 so he may have still been in Milwaukee in 1920. I am not sure. These are my GGG grandparents Jacob and Susan Sault Bainer were also living in Milwaukee they were also in the Milwaukee 1889-1890 City Directory, they later moved to Chicago. Susan Sault Bainer is my GG grandmother. Eugene and Sarah Salt Grant were married in 1875 in Ohio, Susan and Jacob in 1881 in Ohio, any time after this they all could have come to Milwaukee. Susan and Sarah were sisters. I do not know where Sarah and Eugene L. Grant ended up, if they stayed in Milwaukee or moved to Chicago also. They also may have been in the 1889-1890 Milwaukee Directory. Thank you.. Blessings, Debbie Christie-Rogers -----Original Message----- From: Joseph J & Maxine M. Capezza [mailto:jcapezza@cafes.net] Sent: Wednesday, January 16, 2002 11:40 AM To: WIMILWAU-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [WiMilwau] Surname Postings Do you have any dates for these names? At 09:08 AM 1/16/2002 -0600, you wrote: >Surnames in Milwaukee area are: > >CHRISTIE, Payne and family. > >SALT/SAULT, George, Elizabeth, and family. > >BAINER, Jacob, Susan and family. > >GRANT, Eugene, Sarah, and family. > >Thank you.. anyone have any ties to any of these names please let me know. >Blessings, >Debbie Christie-Rogers > > > > >==== 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 Pray for Peace, Maxine Capezza ==== 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

Do you have any dates for these names? At 09:08 AM 1/16/2002 -0600, you wrote: >Surnames in Milwaukee area are: > >CHRISTIE, Payne and family. > >SALT/SAULT, George, Elizabeth, and family. > >BAINER, Jacob, Susan and family. > >GRANT, Eugene, Sarah, and family. > >Thank you.. anyone have any ties to any of these names please let me know. >Blessings, >Debbie Christie-Rogers > > > > >==== 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 Pray for Peace, Maxine Capezza

Surnames in Milwaukee area are: CHRISTIE, Payne and family. SALT/SAULT, George, Elizabeth, and family. BAINER, Jacob, Susan and family. GRANT, Eugene, Sarah, and family. Thank you.. anyone have any ties to any of these names please let me know. Blessings, Debbie Christie-Rogers

Helen, You can reach me at: snokes@tscnet.com In my data base, I have a: Robert Renner married to an Anita Weiand. Anita was born on March 16, 1923 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin. I do not have the names of the parents for Robert Renner. Robert and Anita had two children which I know of: Judy and Thomas. Anita Weiand is the daughter of: Nicolaus Weiand and Adele Otillia Elizabetha Spangenburg... Nicolaus Weiand Nicolaus Weiand was born September 11, 1887 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin (Source: Milwaukee County Birth Index, Vol 92, page 184) and died June 10, 1946 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin (Milwaukee County Death Index). He married Adele Otillia Elizabetha Spangenburg on October 1, 1913 in St. Michael's Catholic Church , Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Source: (1) Milwaukee County Marriage Record, (2) St. Michael's Catholic Church Records, Vol 7, page 15). She was born June 19, 1887 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin (Source: Milwaukee County Death Index) Notes for Nicholaus Weiand: From the book" Milaukee of To-Day-The Cream City of the Lakes"; published by Phoenix Publishing Co., Milwaukee, WI and Chicago, Il.; p. 131. "One of the most prosperous and successful livery and undertaking establishments in Milwaukee is that of Mr. Nic Weiand, whose main store is at 463 Eleventh Street, and who has another store on the corner of Twenty-fourth and Vliet Streets, and a livery barn at the corner of Twenty-fourth and Walnut Streets. The telephone call for the main store is 809, two rings, and that for the livery barn is 809, three rings. This successful business was established sixteen years ago by Mr. N. Weiand, father of the present proprietor, who succeeded him six years ago. Mr. Weiand is a practical, experienced embalmer, and is a graduate of the Clark School of Embalming. His reception rooms and undertaking rooms are elegantly fitted up, and here is to be found a large stock of coffins, caskets and bural caskets and funeral goods of all kinds. He has also a hansome funeral car, and a splendid assortment of coaches, landaus, barouches and buggies, with fifteen horses, and is prepared to do undertaking and funeral directing from death to interment. He also furnishes carriages for funerals, weddings, parties, etc., and has none but the best turnouts. Mr.Weiand was born in Milwaukee, and has always been identified with its best business interests." 1920 Residence: 2526 Vine St., Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Source: 1920 Census) Occupation: 1920, Undertaker and Adele Otillia Elizabetha Spangenburg, 1967 Residence: Last residence: Brookfield, Wisconsin 53151 (Source: Social Security Death Index) Social Security #: 396-44-5162 === Below are names excerpted from my great grandfather's Funeral Book. Please let me know if you are familiar with any of them: Found in a large box in the basement of Coreen Petta's home labeled, "From Doc's Desk". (Doc Ackerman was Lorraine Hoppe (nee Linger)'s second husband) There was a funeral book: Geo L. Weiand, Funeral Director; 3412 W. Center St. (Milwaukee, WI) In Loving Memory of Dr. Joseph Linger; Birth Place: Oconomowoc, Wisconsin; Date: November 19\0, 1871; Entered into Rest: October 5th, 1941 in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin. Aged 69 years, 10 month and 45 Days-------Requiem Mass at St. Sebastian's on October 8, 1941 at 10 AM------Interment: Calvary Cemetery, Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin on October 8th, 1941. Casket Bearers: Dr. H. Kalscheuer, M. Castenholz, Chas. Reiter, Ted Star(nin?), and Dr. E. Seegers Relatives attending: Mrs. Emma M. Kelley; Marian Kelley; Martin Schottler; Louisa Schottler; George J. Schuh; M&M A. J. Weiand; Math Jonen; Edna Schwister; M&M Sylvester Kreuser; and Raymond Jonen Friends who called: M&M George A. Jaster; Carl Hoz(im?); Mrs. Jos. Forester; Mrs. F. B. Miller; M&M H F Hoppe; M&M August Rack; Dr. and Mrs E. C. Segers; Mrs. Marge Weiand Masuhr; Mrs. Ruby ( Weirirkauf ?); Mrs. Fred (Werierkauf?); Wm. E. Murphy; M&M Frank Kohler; Charles T. Frey; Phillip Rack; M&M M. Heinen; M&M H. Siel; M&M W. Frangen; Mrs. W. Frangen, Sr.; Mrs. W. Frangan (Schaefer); Mrs. A. G. Stegemeyer; Mrs. Clarence S. Becker; Mrs. Albina F. Wei(r or n); Mrs. Irene Knobbe; Miss Janice Knobbe; Mrs. John Schaefer; M&M H. R. Addicks; M&M Erv Meier; Clarence (S.?) Becker; Albina F. Wein; L. W. Toelle-Quality Fuel Oil Co.;M&M John Pattow; F. M. Fischbach; Mrs. Walter Hoppe; M&M Ted Stamm; Francis J. Ott; M&M Frank Kores; Mrs. Nelson; Gilbert Wehner; Mrs. Louise Lauerhaas; M&M Henry Holzen; Mr. W. H. Ogle; Mr. N. A. Stuart; M&M Joseph F. Lauer; M&M Joseph Meinga(st or rt??) Sr.; M&M Wm. M. Roof; Mrs. Laura Delaforte; Mrs. Miolo Bolton; E.F. Sanders; M&M Albert Eine(u or W??); M&M Fred Reinhold; William R. Reinhold; Richard Kochr Lang; M&M A. F. Sch (invale or wale or wak??); Dr. W. B. Ford; Ella Schmitz; M&M F. W. Bliesner; M&M F. Berner; M&M Theo J. LaChapelli; Mrs. W. V. Paul;Mrs. F. Gubler; M&M K. A. Weber; Mrs. Herman Ubbelohde; M&M Elroy Huntington; M&M Albert E. Haak; M&M Fueger; Mrs. Arthur Luidtke; Andrew Petta, Jr.; M&M Matt Halbben?; M&M Anthony Raaf; M&M Carl Schetten(berg or burg?); M&M G. W. Lasby or Lasly; Leo Werner and daughters; M&M A. Brettmann; Dr. and Mrs. Wm J. Benson; ???Entry unreadable??..Woman's Auxilliary; Mrs. Dorothy Orloski; Mrs. I. J. Letain; Mrs. John Eh(urmannM&M Wm. Knatzschmal??; M&M G. J. Kullmann; John (unreadable); M&M A. Lauer; M&M Jos Bleier; M&M Chas. Kaulf??; M&M Louis M. Koehn; Mrs. E. H. Butterfield; M&M Ralph Hoppe; M&M Fred A. Hoppe; M&M G. J. Willing; Max Gottleib; M&M E. J. Heggestad; Flora Nenning; Mrs. Elizabeth Hoppe; M&M James Rourke; M&M Harry F. Wolff; M&M (Gurge?) Mingers; M&M L. W. Lass; ??? G. Sopp; Mrs. P. J. Holzhaeuser; Mrs. A. Fribiger; Mrs. C. Adler; Mrs. E. Hoffmann; M&M M. (Czllinow??); Harry D. Ohl; Fred Berling; Walter G. Mahar; L. P. Kenny MH.M.S.; J. E. Barren; Harry Henes; M&M Ray Hoppe; M&M John Holzem, Menominee Falls; Mrs. Fred Schumacher; M&M Wm. Brunner; Antoinette Schroeder and Frank; M&M John Oed; M&M J. Duchek; M&M Fred W. Hoppe; F. J. (Benre?) 2336 W 63 St.-Wauwatosa; M&M Chas. O. Reiter; M&M P. J. Shimmel; M&M C. J. Eadler; Frances Waitmann; M&M H. Preuss; M&M A. Boppel; Mrs. H. Ohl; Mrs. E. (P. or T.)Sanders or Sauders; (next entry unreadable); Eugene Weiand; Anton J. Brahm; A. R. Moed, Sr.; H- - Y Bell - art; Ferd A. Bittl; Mrs. John A. Weiand; M&M Henry Brahm; Harold Brahm; Meta (Meu----nler);Mrs. H. E. Georgi; Mrs. George Knipfel and Marie; M&M (Ea?) Hartmann; Mrs. Eva Brahm; Mrs. Anthony Clark; Dr. and Mrs. F.C. (Margutes?); M&M Henry E. Weiand; M&M A. A. Deuster; M&M H. Hauck; M&M Ed Simonis; M&M Gordon Ische; H.O. Hoppe; Estelle E. Weber; Donald Weber; M&M Stephan Roehl; Etta Schmitz; A. Schaefer; Mrs. Joseph Hol(zem?); Fred H. Bliesener; George Ott; M&M Henry Jonen; M&M A. J. Paulsen; Mrs. Clara Schwister; M&M Henry Schwister; M&M H. Bowers; M&M (James?) Sch....);M&M M. (J.?) Castenholz or Casterholz; Alois G. Pimpl; M&M S. Sandelin and Alma; Mrs. Edw. Arnesan; Dr. and Mrs Henry Kelscheuer; Otto A. Haeute; Georgia Meyer; M&M HA Wieben; Mrs. E. Robbins; M&M H. A. Wegner; M&M W. H. Gruner; Paul Wm Schuh; M&M Allen A. Ische; Roy Ott; M&M A.J. Paulsen; G. J. Dreyer; M&M John Mullan(g?);M&M (Katzfey; Mrs, C. Sch....ander; Henry Schneider; Albert C. Weigel; Ed M. Cary; Mrs. T. Eggersg..uss; M&M Nic Klein; M&M Christ W. Schaefer; Annette Schaefer; Dr. J. H. Schaefer; M&M Wm. Gleisberg; Mrs. Elizabeth Brahm; Margares Brahm; Fred Goebel; Erwin Goebel; M&M Harry Goebel; M&M A. J. Gengler; M&M Wm. (J or T) Stakel; Mrs. Emilie Rohr; Mrs. Arthur Castenholz; Mrs. H. F. Hoppe and Edward Po..k ----- Original Message ----- > Susan - > I have a great grandmother who, according to the family bible was Ida > Caroline LINGE and > married Emil Edward HARTMANN in the 1860s. They raised their family in > Milwaukee. I cannot find any record of her before marriage or any record of > their marriage. I have always had a hunch that LINGE was not her complete > name, that the bible entry was wrong or mispelled or shortened > or something. You have LINGER on your list. Can this be a connection to my > Ida Caroline LINGE? > > Also, I have a Pauline RENNER m Carl MALISCHKE in Germany in the 1870s. > They came to Milwaukee in 1881 with two children. Is this a connection to > your RENNER surname? > > Helen in Appleton WI > >

Susan, Would you have a list of children for Heinrich and Elizabetha (Michels) Jonen? Also any information for the Jonen's family in general? Vikki

Helen and others, Does anyone still live anywhere near "The Highlands?" My great-grandmother, Annie LINGER, nee OTT lived at: 34 Upper Parkway, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. I would have loved to have found it and taken a picture of it...but never did find it. I think I have a picture of it in my grandmothers old photo album--and would recognize it even today--if I could have located it. I don't know where 943 Central Avenue was, but this was where my grandmother was delivered by a Dr. J.T. Scolland M.D.on Oct. 31, 1900. I would have loved to have found it and taken a picture of it...but never did find it. After the death of his wife, Annie, Dr. Linger built two houses on 61st St. He lived at 2450 N. 61st St. Dr. LINGER also built the LINGER BUILDING...no longer in existence. It had a Restaurant & Store and was located at (Vliet St. 1131-1133N Vliet). There were several apartments and offices above the Restaurant and store. In 1961 the Building sold--if you could call it that---basically, the city of Milwaukee forced my grandmother to sell--so they could build a freeway there. I still have a few of the dishes from the old diner. Lorraine HOPPE, nee Linger, lived in the house next door to her father, Joseph. She married Herbert O. HOPPE on November 14, 1919. Dr. Joseph LINGER paid for Herb Hoppe's Schooling (2 1/2 years High School--4 years College). Joseph also fed and housed Herb, Lorraine, Marilyn and Coreen while Herb was in dental school at Marquette University. Dr. Joseph LINGER gave his daughter Lorraine the home he built on 61st in 1929. ( 2446 N 61st Street )...This was where my mother grew up and where my father began courting her. I have pictures of both of these houses. The family attended St. Sebastian's Catholic Church. My mother had her First Holy Communion there in the Church of St. Sebatians, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Sunday May 6, 1934...Father O. Haertle, Pastor. I believe her Confirmation sponsor was a Mrs. Stakel--bout would have to look that up. Lorraine HOPPE, nee LINGER worked 3 days a week from 10am to 10pm teaching piano in order to clothe her family and have spending money. It was during this time that she contracted TB from one of her students. Anyway--hope some of you out there enjoyed the reminiscing, If anyone in the Milwaukee area could locate these houses and take pictures of them, it would mean so much to me... Thank you in advance, Susan snokes@tscnet.com

Vikki, They both are related to me. George MICHELS is the common ancestor for JONEN's, HOLZEM's, LINGER's (or LENGER's) and REICH's via his 3 daughters and one son...George MICHELS is my ggg-grandfather. His wife was Anna Marie THELEN--who I believe was somehow connected to the THELENS up in Belgium/Trenton area of Ozaukee County..not yet proven...but the GENGLERS are also from both areas.... Eva MICHELS married Christian LENGER Elizabetha MICHELS married Heinrich JONEN Ann MICHELS married Jacob HOLZEM and Joseph MICHELS married Anna Marie REICH Hope this helps clarify things, Susan snokes@tscnet.com ----- Original Message ----- From: <GGraf13821@aol.com> To: <WIMILWAU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, January 14, 2002 3:56 PM Subject: Re: [WiMilwau] New Surname Postings > Susan, > > I thought you said that the Michels were related to you. According to the > last e-mail you said the Jonen was related to you. > > Vikki > > > ==== 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 Bob, Thanks for all the info. Yes, these Malischkes and Hartmanns are my family. Kathryn and Carl are my parents. I am proud to say that my family is buried in Historic Forest Home Cemetery. I may have some more questions but will mail you personally later in the week. Thanks again. Helen in Appleton WI Go Packers!!!! -----Original Message----- From: Gartzr@aol.com [mailto:Gartzr@aol.com] Sent: Friday, January 11, 2002 7:36 PM To: WIMILWAU-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [WiMilwau] New Surname Postings Hi fellow Appletonian, Did you know that Emil E. Hartmann is buried at historic Forest Home Cemetery in Milwaukee - at least an Emil E. is. Buried in the lot with the one we have are: IDA C., IDA I., A CHILD OF MARIE HARTMANN, CLARA, ANNIE, CHARLES MALISCHKE AND AGNES H. MALISCHKE. Emil bought these 8 adult graves and 4 child/cremation graves partially on Feb. 23, 1894 and the 2nd portion on May 6, 1895. After his death Mrs. Agnes H. Malischke became the lot representative and following her death, Carl Malischke was appointed as Sole Heir. Buried in lots very near are Kathryn M. Malischke and Carl Malischke in the East 1/2 of Lot 21, Block 13, Section 45. Emil's are lots 19 & 20 in Block 9, of the same Section, 45. And then there is another Charles Malischke, Paul Malischke and Elsie Stemmler and Paul Stemmler buried in Lot 11, Block 13, Section 45. If you have intererest in this I can also look up all birth dates if Funeral Director provided them to the cemetery (I have all in the Emil Lot already if you want them). In most cases I can also look up where they were born, where they died, what the cause of death was if they died before about 1930 as that is when Funeral Directors pretty much stopped providing that information to cemetery and instead just putting on the burial permit that they died of a "non-communical disease." Most often their last residence address was also given but unless you have access, that is usually not too important as Milwaukee completely changed their numbering system and even the names of some streets in the early 30's. In the Emil lot there is a monument on the lot with all but the child, Clara and Annie having footstones also. Carl & Kathryn M. have a companion stone with both names on it and all four in the other hae headstone, no monument. Carl M. bought his two graves on Frv. 2, 1980, and Pauline M. bought her 4 adult and 2 smaller graves on June 10, 1898. I am sorry, though, that I cannot provide ykou the information regarding a Caroline nor Linger. No Caroline buried with this Emil E. nor with the other Malischke burials lots and we do not get maiden name information. Emil here was born Sept. 30, 1835 and the only one close to that would be Ida C. Could that be here, going by her middle name? Let me know if there is any information more that you would like to have that I might be able to help you with. As I have posted often on this message board, I am a one-day-a-week volunteer at historic Forest Home to relieve the office staff to do the work that they were hired to do, not family history/genealogical research. Bob (now of Brookfield, born and raised in Appleton) ==== 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

Hello Susan, I don't know yet if LINGER has any connection to my Ida Caroline LINGE. Your mention of the "Washington Highlands" is interesting to me. My grandparents built a home at 6466 Upper Parkway N. in 1926. My father lived there until 1988 when he died. My siblings and I grew up in that house. Yes, I still live in WI. Appleton is 100 mi. north of Milwaukee. I have more to ask you about but will email you personally later in the week. Thanks, Helen -----Original Message----- From: Susan Nokes [mailto:snokes@tscnet.com] Sent: Saturday, January 12, 2002 9:27 AM To: WIMILWAU-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [WiMilwau] New Surname Postings Hi, My mother and her sister attended St. Sebastian's Catholic Church. Both my older sisters were baptized there. My great grandfather, Dr. Jospeh Linger, oened a house in the "High;ands"..best I can figure for an address might have been off the death certificate for his wife Annie. I had always wanted to go take a picture of the house to see if it matched the one in an old photo album of my grandmother's. Obit: Milwaukee Journal; Part 8; Sunday, July 5, 1925: LINGER--Anna, nee OTT, beloved wife of Dr. Joseph Linger and mother of Lorraine Hoppe (cannot make out next line)... of Marilynn and Coreen Hoppe, sister of George Ott, Louise Schottler, Alois, and Ben; Friday, June 3, at the age of 53 (cannot read next line)...at 8:30 AM from the parlors of George L. Weiand 451 30... to Gesu church. interrment Calvary Cemetery. She was a member of St. Ann's Sick Benefit Society of St. Boniface church. LaCrosse papers please copy. It was located at: 34 Upper Parkway, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. In Annie's autograph book are the following people: Signatures found in an old Autograph book belonging to Annie Ott: Katherina M. Ott Your friend Josie Hecht, 1888 (40 SSN issued in WI, several in Milwaukee and LaCrosse)). Yours truely, Theo Kimfile (probably Kimple--2 found/one in Waukesha County). Your cousin, Rosie Boehm (SSN: 248 in WI) Walfried (Obneft--?sp) Your brother, George--Milwaukee April 23, 1891 Your friend Otto Eckhardt--Aug 26, 1888 (SSN 47 in WI)(56013 (Blue Earth, Faribault, MN b. 11 Aug 1877 ) and (78624 (Fredericksburg, Gillespie, TX b. 24 Apr 1894) Dear cousin Annie--October 29, 1890--New Frankfurt, Mo--signed John Kopeller (SSN 2 in WI; 20 in MO. most in St. Louis) Your friend Joes Reunte, Milwaukee 8, 1888 (may be Runte--SSN 29 in WI ) Dear sister, Louise Ott, Jan 6, 1896 Thresa (spelled as found in book) Reunte, Your loving friend, Milwaukee 8, 1888 (may be Runte) Dear Annie, Your friend Lizzie Wicks, March 13, 1887, Milwaukee (SSN 36 in WI) "Your Affectionate" Eddie Eckhardt, August the 26th Your friend Gertie Pllinger Jan 16, 1891--Louisa Ott Emil Long (or Lang) LaCrosse, March 13, 1889, Anna Rercher Milwaukee 18, 1887 no entry Milwaukee, March 13, 1887, ?Wilhelm J. Ott Aug 26, 1888, John Kleiner (may be Kleinert) (SSN 44 in WI) Anything familiar here? Do you still live in Wisconsin? Susan snokes@tscnet.com ==== 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

Susan, I thought you said that the Michels were related to you. According to the last e-mail you said the Jonen was related to you. Vikki

Hi, I'm looking for any information on a Clarence Robert Berggren who was born around 1891 and married about 1924 to Loretta Canfield. They had a son named Robert Emitt Berggren born May 20, 1929 in Cudahy. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Peter

Yes, I have a Jacob Jonen married to Anna Maria Fuss. > Elizabeth Michaels married to Henry Jonen (he's related to me and she is > related to you) These fit with mine--we have a match!!! Susan ----- Original Message ----- From: <GGraf13821@aol.com> To: <WIMILWAU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, January 12, 2002 4:44 PM Subject: Re: [WiMilwau] New Surname Postings > Hi Susan, > > After I asked what h/o and w/o meant -- I thought how silly of me but it was > too late because I already pressed that button of no return. > > My Michael Jonen was married to Anna Cremer. His father was Henry married to > Adelheis. > > I have a Jacob Jonen married to Anna Maria Fuss. > Elizabeth Michaels married to Henry Jonen (he's related to me and she is > related to you) > Michael Jonen married to Gertrude Fuss. > Henry Jonen married to Josephine Schwister. > > Vikki > > > ==== 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 > >

Hello, would like to get the address of this church, pastor names and any 'other' Evangelical churches in the Milwaukee area that I could write to for checking for old records, nice to hear at least one has some old records. . .hopefully I make a hole in my brick wall here... ..(and/or a phone number for the Evangelical Association, if there is one locally. . ) Thanks for any help!! Sincerely, Pam

Hi: In 1994 I wrote to Reverend Timothy Henning to ask about a 1 Nov 1884 marriage record for Ferdinand BENDLIN to Bertha WENZEL in particularly looking for a birthplace for Ferdinand. He said he found the record written in German and it stated Marienhof, Kr. Belgard. Is there anyone with access to this record that could and would be so kind as to make a photo copy of it for me? It is the ONLY place it's mentioned. I know this is a lot to ask and will gladly pay for any expense and give my heartfelt gratitude. Thank you, <A HREF="http://www.angelfire.com/hi/gypsydoodl/index.html">Judy</A>

Thanks I'll give them a try again. Vikki

Hi Susan, After I asked what h/o and w/o meant -- I thought how silly of me but it was too late because I already pressed that button of no return. My Michael Jonen was married to Anna Cremer. His father was Henry married to Adelheis. I have a Jacob Jonen married to Anna Maria Fuss. Elizabeth Michaels married to Henry Jonen (he's related to me and she is related to you) Michael Jonen married to Gertrude Fuss. Henry Jonen married to Josephine Schwister. Vikki

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Last year I submitted an email request on behalf of a client asking them to search their naturalization file. I provided a VISA number and was charged. However, I never received a response from them, even after I sent two follow-up emails, each of which referenced the original information requested. For the $10 fee, I would have at least expected a response that the person was not listed in their index. The service I received from the staff when I was there in person was very good. However, the online service is spotty, to say the least. Mary Popovich Busia's Roots ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joseph J & Maxine M. Capezza" <jcapezza@cafes.net> To: <WIMILWAU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, January 12, 2002 7:34 AM Subject: [WiMilwau] Milwaukee Co. Historical Society > Vikki, > Write to them, via regular mail, and ask for a list of Genealogical > Resources of the Milwaukee County Historical Society. At the end of this > two page list it states what their current fee is, I think $5, for a > genealogical search and $10 for census searches. The list is more detailed > than this, but in general it states that they have naturalization papers, > city directories, obituaries, early published histories of Milwaukee, > census records, court records, probate files, coroner's inquests, > biographical sketches, incorporation papers, civil war records, school > census, Episcopal church records, church records, national defense > program...etc. They also have the Sanborn insurance maps. > > 910 N. Old World 3rd St. Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53203 > (414) 273-8288 > > Steve Daily<mchs@execpc.com> > Molly Hannan > Publications & Public Contact > > They've been so helpful to me. I'm sure they can help you. > Maxine > > > > >Hi again, > > > >I joined and haven't heard anything from them. I paid the 12.00 dollars and > >received a card saying I joined. I didn't get a newsletter or anything else > >from them. I have gone to there website and tried to get the free lookups > >that they offer their members and I didn't get anywhere with that either. > >They said that I would be listed in their next newsletter and yadda, yadda, > >yadda, but I haven't seen anything from them. > > > >Maybe I haven't pursued the right venues -- but I think that was $12.00 that > >I would like back. > > > >Vikki > > > > > ==== 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 >

Vikki, Write to them, via regular mail, and ask for a list of Genealogical Resources of the Milwaukee County Historical Society. At the end of this two page list it states what their current fee is, I think $5, for a genealogical search and $10 for census searches. The list is more detailed than this, but in general it states that they have naturalization papers, city directories, obituaries, early published histories of Milwaukee, census records, court records, probate files, coroner's inquests, biographical sketches, incorporation papers, civil war records, school census, Episcopal church records, church records, national defense program...etc. They also have the Sanborn insurance maps. 910 N. Old World 3rd St. Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53203 (414) 273-8288 Steve Daily<mchs@execpc.com> Molly Hannan Publications & Public Contact They've been so helpful to me. I'm sure they can help you. Maxine >Hi again, > >I joined and haven't heard anything from them. I paid the 12.00 dollars and >received a card saying I joined. I didn't get a newsletter or anything else >from them. I have gone to there website and tried to get the free lookups >that they offer their members and I didn't get anywhere with that either. >They said that I would be listed in their next newsletter and yadda, yadda, >yadda, but I haven't seen anything from them. > >Maybe I haven't pursued the right venues -- but I think that was $12.00 that >I would like back. > >Vikki >

Hi, My mother and her sister attended St. Sebastian's Catholic Church. Both my older sisters were baptized there. My great grandfather, Dr. Jospeh Linger, oened a house in the "High;ands"..best I can figure for an address might have been off the death certificate for his wife Annie. I had always wanted to go take a picture of the house to see if it matched the one in an old photo album of my grandmother's. Obit: Milwaukee Journal; Part 8; Sunday, July 5, 1925: LINGER--Anna, nee OTT, beloved wife of Dr. Joseph Linger and mother of Lorraine Hoppe (cannot make out next line)... of Marilynn and Coreen Hoppe, sister of George Ott, Louise Schottler, Alois, and Ben; Friday, June 3, at the age of 53 (cannot read next line)...at 8:30 AM from the parlors of George L. Weiand 451 30... to Gesu church. interrment Calvary Cemetery. She was a member of St. Ann's Sick Benefit Society of St. Boniface church. LaCrosse papers please copy. It was located at: 34 Upper Parkway, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. In Annie's autograph book are the following people: Signatures found in an old Autograph book belonging to Annie Ott: Katherina M. Ott Your friend Josie Hecht, 1888 (40 SSN issued in WI, several in Milwaukee and LaCrosse)). Yours truely, Theo Kimfile (probably Kimple--2 found/one in Waukesha County). Your cousin, Rosie Boehm (SSN: 248 in WI) Walfried (Obneft--?sp) Your brother, George--Milwaukee April 23, 1891 Your friend Otto Eckhardt--Aug 26, 1888 (SSN 47 in WI)(56013 (Blue Earth, Faribault, MN b. 11 Aug 1877 ) and (78624 (Fredericksburg, Gillespie, TX b. 24 Apr 1894) Dear cousin Annie--October 29, 1890--New Frankfurt, Mo--signed John Kopeller (SSN 2 in WI; 20 in MO. most in St. Louis) Your friend Joes Reunte, Milwaukee 8, 1888 (may be Runte--SSN 29 in WI ) Dear sister, Louise Ott, Jan 6, 1896 Thresa (spelled as found in book) Reunte, Your loving friend, Milwaukee 8, 1888 (may be Runte) Dear Annie, Your friend Lizzie Wicks, March 13, 1887, Milwaukee (SSN 36 in WI) "Your Affectionate" Eddie Eckhardt, August the 26th Your friend Gertie Pllinger Jan 16, 1891--Louisa Ott Emil Long (or Lang) LaCrosse, March 13, 1889, Anna Rercher Milwaukee 18, 1887 no entry Milwaukee, March 13, 1887, ?Wilhelm J. Ott Aug 26, 1888, John Kleiner (may be Kleinert) (SSN 44 in WI) Anything familiar here? Do you still live in Wisconsin? Susan snokes@tscnet.com