> Dear listowner or administrator: > > Please unsub me from my current email address of: cindyjohnson1@ameritech.net and resub me at > my new (temporary) email address of: ALHNWI@juno.com . I will be moving to WI and need to > have an email for during the time I will be off line. > > Thanks!! > -- > Cindy Johnson > *American Local History Network - WI* > http://www.usgennet.org/~alhnwius/WI_index.html > *WI Census Data* > http://www.usgennet.org/~alhnwius/censusindex.html

Hi everyone! The Wi. surname locator is now up and running. Please stop by and have a look. http://www.usgennet.org/~alhnwius/WI_index.html and click on the Wi surname locator button. THANKS! -- Cindy Johnson *American Local History Network - WI* http://www.usgennet.org/~alhnwius/WI_index.html *My Wi. Family History Page* http://www.ameritech.net/users/cindyjohnson1/Family_history.htm *WI Census Data* http://www.usgennet.org/~alhnwius/censusindex.html *Saxonia House Restoration Project* http://www.usgennet.org/~alhnwius/saxoniahouse.html

Hi all! By popular demand I have created a Wisconsin Surname Locator page on ALHN WI. The pages hold such information as what surname is being researched, what county it is being researched in, who is researching it, and a link to that researcher's email address. Please stop by and check it out or add your names at: http://www.usgennet.org/~alhnwius/WI_index.html - scroll down to Wisconsin Surname Locator and click on that button. There are well over 700 surnames listed there now and more being worked on as you read this. THANKS! -- Cindy Johnson *American Local History Network - WI* http://www.usgennet.org/~alhnwius/WI_index.html *My Wi. Family History Page* http://www.ameritech.net/users/cindyjohnson1/Family_history.htm *WI Census Data* http://www.usgennet.org/~alhnwius/censusindex.html *Saxonia House Restoration Project* http://www.usgennet.org/~alhnwius/saxoniahouse.html

I'm looking for information on the below listed ancestors who lived in the town of Albany in between approximately 1860 to the late 1890's. Does anyone have any idea what churches were in existence in or near Albany then or what cemeteries are near Albany. Bartis (Albertus) Silbernagel born 1787 married Elizabeth, born & married NY, died WI Cornelius Silvernail born 1808 married Almira Menter born & married NY, died WI Cicero Silvernail born 1842 married Angeline Merchant born NY, married & died WI Josiah P Merchant married Matilda Crandall, born & married NY, died WI I'm finding many Silvernails and Crandalls in the census records that should be related to my line, if anyone is researching them please let me know. Thanks, Mary Silvernail

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Hello everyone! http://www.usgennet.org/~alhnwius/WI_index.html Just wanted to let you know that I have added a few more links on the WI State Topics page. And, the new sites from now on will be marked with a red asterisk to make it easier for everyone to find them. I have also added a few sites on a few county pages. These new sites will be marked with the words NEW SITE!!! in red also. New to the Adams Co. site is the Adams Co. Historical Society site. I urge you to check this site out as it is a great site with lots of local information to be seen. And if you have any links that you would like to add to the site, please email with the information. If you have a personal or genealogical web site that deals with Wisconsin, you can also have a link added to the ALHN WI site. (Linda - I know you want your site on there!) :) There is also a new link on the Oneida and Vilas Co sites for look ups that are offered by a volunteer. If you can offer to do look ups and would like me to create a page with your information on it, please let me know. I will be more than happy to work with you on something. Whether you charge for your help or not, is up to you. I would just like to give folks you need help in Wisconsin a few places that they can count on getting some correct information through. Our ALHN WI page is nearing 5000 visits! Yipee!!! Not too long ago we were only at 4000. I have also included a new webtracker on the main pages of the ALHN WI site. This way I can keep track of what the most popular pages are and where people are coming from. This tracker will even tell me what country visitors are from. I want to thank everyone that has taken the time to visit the site. It wouldn't be there if it weren't for all you wonderful Wisconsinites and your ancestors!!! Please take a few minutes to check out our updates at the American Local History Network - Wisconsin site. -- Cindy Johnson :0) NEW SITE! American Local History Network - Wisconsin A compilation of Historical & Genealogical Information http://www.usgennet.org/~alhnwius/WI_index.html My Wisconsin Family History Page http://www.ameritech.net/users/cindyjohnson1/Family_history.htm

Hello all, Quick note to let you know that my site has had quite a few hits thanks to all of you! Also wanted to let you know that I have added two new newspaper clippings. The first is the accounts of President Lincoln's assassination in 1865. The second is of Gov. James T. Lewis' model thanksgiving proclaimation. These are listed on the State Topics page under newspaper clippings. Please feel free to stop by and check it out. ENJOY! And thanks for visiting!!!!! http://www.usgennet.org/~alhnwius/WI_index.html -- Cindy Johnson :0) NEW SITE! American Local History Network - Wisconsin A compilation of Historical & Genealogical Information http://www.usgennet.org/~alhnwius/WI_index.html My Wisconsin Family History Page http://www.ameritech.net/users/cindyjohnson1/Family_history.htm

Hello to All, I'm in search of the following family: Josiah P. Merchant md. Martha E. Bishop in St. Clair Co., Michigan, Aug 10, 1847. They had the following children before they disappeared: Francis A. b.c. 1849, William b.c. 1851, Almida b.c. 1856. All were born in St. Clair Co., Mi. They ar ein the 1860 census, gone in the 1870 census. In 1865 I've found in Pepin Co., Wi. Josiah P. Merchant recieved a land grant for 40a. He applied for the grant in Eau Clair Co. I should also say that in the 1860 Mi. census they have 3 of Martha's siblings living with them. They came from England bet. 1850-1860. Two sisters and a brother. I can find nothing further on this family anywhere. Any help would be greatfully accected and appreciated, Patti J. Merchant-Minier Onaway, Michigan---pop. 1,034

Hi everyone! I just finished updating the crime section on the topics page for ALHN WI. I would also like to ask if anyone knows of a crime that occurred in Wisconsin that I could followup through newspaper reports, etc... Am looking to do more than just the serial killers for the crime section. Also if you know of any books that were written about a specific crime and/or person who committed a crime that I could read up on. Any information would be great. Thanks for visiting my site! AND also thanks for letting me know abot broken links. Click on the link below OR cut and paste to your browser's window. -- Cindy Johnson :0) NEW SITE! American Local History Network - Wisconsin A compilation of Historical & Genealogical Information http://www.usgennet.org/~alhnwius/WI_index.html My Wisconsin Family History Page http://www.ameritech.net/users/cindyjohnson1/Family_history.htm

Hi all! Just a quick note to let you know that I have added and updated some things on the ALHN WI site. The Gazetteer from 1853 is now available for viewing. The State topics page has been finished (for now!<G>), and the counties page also has been updated. There are still come counties without information so anything you can help out with would be great! Also for those of you who have home pages dedicated to Wisconsin, please submit your site through the form from the front page. Thank you! :) -- Cindy Johnson :0) ________________________________ My Wisconsin Family History Page http://www.ameritech.net/users/cindyjohnson1/Family_history.htm 10 descendant outline trees Message board GREAT Links page Genealogy Hompages Links Mystery Pictures Cemetery Inscriptions for WI. & IL ____________________________________________________ NEW SITE! American Local History Network - Wisconsin A compilation of Historical & Genealogical Information http://www.usgennet.org/~alhnwius/WI_index.html ____________________________________________________

Hi all! I have been working really hard to get most of this site done to show for everyone. The American Local History Network had asked me to be webmaster for their WISCONSIN site. This site is a work in progress that will compile historical as well as genealogical information. I have some very interesting documents that have been donated by some very generous people on the Wisconsin lists - thanks! The home page is done with a little information about the history of how and when the state came into control of the US. From there you can go to the individual counties listings that will show you what information is available for each county. Some counties do not have any information available for them yet, so if you have anything to donate that would be great. I will also be adding information from the 1853 U S Gazetteer for all to read - some very interesting information on that! There will also be a Wisconsin Topics page that will be categorized into topiv specific area of research and history AND of course, genealogy. There is a section for any of you who have Wisconsin sites to submit them to be on the page. Just make sure that you let me know the submition is for the ALHN site not my personal site. OK - that's all I am going to tell you. You can see for yourself what a 'trip' this site will be. Go to http://www.usgennet.org/~alhnwius/WI_index.html and see what is there! You can also access this site through my links page on my personal home page My Wisconsin Family History Page. Hope to see you all there and hope that others can help make this site grow with information and resources! Regards, -- Cindy Johnson :0) ________________________________ My Wisconsin Family History Page http://www.ameritech.net/users/cindyjohnson1/Family_history.htm 10 descendant outline trees Message board GREAT Links page Genealogy Hompages Links Mystery Pictures Cemetery Inscriptions for WI. & IL ____________________________________________________ NEW SITE! American Local History Network - Wisconsin A compilation of Historical & Genealogical Information http://www.usgennet.org/~alhnwius/WI_index.html ____________________________________________________

Michelle Rene wrote: > > I would like to share some information that I transcribed about my > Pomasl family at the Area Research Center at UW-Stout in Menomonie. I > hope that this information helps someone. Any information in brackets, > [], I have added myself. > > Other names included are: McROBERTS, McNOBLE, SHADER/SCHALLER, > BAUR/BAUER, WEIKMANN, ANDERSON, MEIXNER, JANISH, HOFFACKER, > TRIERWEILER, BIEDERMAN, WOLF, BLACK, SAYRE, KOLLER, BRESINA, ENGELHART, > BAIER, SOUTHWORTH, LEIDENFROST, McNABB, HESS, DRIER, HEIT, LATEW, > NOTHAM, LAUFER, and JONES > > Michelle Rene Schettini > > Date: 10/02/1891 > Source: Pepin County Courier, Page 5, Column 1 > Data: S. Pomasl welcomed another boy to his home Sunday night [27 Sep > 1891] > > Date: 11/27/1891 > Source: Pepin County Courier, Page 5, Column 2, Married > Data: At Eau Galle, Nov. 22d, 1891, by David McRoberts, Justice of the > Peace, Peter McNoble of Eau Claire and Miss Hannah Pomasle of > Waterville. > > Date: 04/02/1897 > Source: Pepin County Courier, Page 5, Column 2, Died > Data: In this city [Durand] March 25th after a protracted illness, Mrs. > Agnes Pomassl aged 48 years. Agnes Schader was born in Wolfregg, > Austria, Jan. 17th, 1849. In June 1874 she married Sylvester Pomassl > and came to America in May 1881. She bore a long and painful illness of > more than four years with christian patience and resignation and is > highly respected by those who knew her intimately. She leaves a husband > and six children, Frances, Mary, John, Louisa, Trace [Grace], and Carl > [Charles] to mourn her loss. She was buried Saturday [27 March 1897] > in St. Mary's cemetary, Rev. J. M. Baur officiating. > > Date: 2/10/99 > Source: Pepin County Courier, Page 5, Column 4 > Data: Married at the Catholic Church in this city [Durand] Feb. 7, 1899 > Rev. C. B. Weikmann officiating Mr. John C. Baur of Lima and Miss > Warburga Pomassl of this city. > > Date: 8/24/06 > Source: Pepin County Courier, Page 1, Column 5, Tony Pomasl Dies > Data: Frank Pomasl received a telegram yesterday morning anouncing the > death of his only son Tony [Anton], at Weyburn Saskatchewan, Canada. > Mr. Pomasl had received a telegram the day before that Tony was very > sick and was at the depot ready to start when the second telegram came > stating he had died. This is a sad blow on Mr. Pomasl who is greatly > distressed over the news. Tony had been out in the region several years > and was unmarried. > > Date: 05/07/09 > Source: Pepin County Courier, Page 5, Column 3, Obituaries > Data: POMASSL - Sylvester Pomassl, one of our aged and esteemed > pioneers passed away at his home in this city last Friday morning [30 > Apr 1909] at nine thirty o'clock. Death was caused by cancer of the > throat. Mr. Pomassl has been in failing health for some weeks past > being recently obliged to retire from the shoemaker trade. His was born > in Austria Hungary Dec. 31, 1848. In 1874 he married Agnes Schaller, > coming with his little family to America seven years later [1881]. They > settled in this city [Durand] and resided here the remainder of their > lives. Twelve years ago [1897] Mrs. Pomassl died leaving five children: > Francis, Mary (Mrs. E. E. Anderson), Louise (Mrs. H. Meixner), Grace, > John of Minneapolis, and Charles of this city. In 1906 Mr. Pomassl was > again married his wife being Genevieve Janish of Lost Creek, Wis. > Besides his wife the deceased is survived by a brother Frank of this > city, 2 half sisters, 3 half brothers and a step mother in Pierce, > Minnesota. Rev. C. B. Weikmann officiated at funeral services held from > the Catholic church Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Internment was made > at the cemetary near. > > Date: 06/24/10 > Source: Pepin County Courier, Page 1, Column 2, June Weddings > Data: Mrs. Sylvester Pomassl [Genevieve Janish], Durand, and Mr. Conrad > Hoffacker, of Eau Galle, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony at > St. Mary's Catholic church in Durand, Tuesday, June 21, at 9 o'clock, > Rev. Trierweiler, officiating. They were attended by a brother-in-law > and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. [Biederman] Frank Pomassl. The bridal dress > was brown silk. After the ceremony they repaired [sic] to the bride's > home where a sumptuous dinner and supper were served to thirty five > guests. The table decorations were ferns and flowers. The out of town > guests were Mr. and Mrs. John Janish, Ellsworth; Mr. and Mrs. Frank > Bauer, Alhany; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brier and daughter, Arkansaw; Mr. and > Mrs. Andrew Bauer, Lima; Mr. and Mrs. Alois Wolf, Eau Galle. Mr. and > Mrs. Hoffacker will reside at his residence on Lower Prospect Street. > > Date: 06/23/11 > Source: Pepin County Courier, Page 1, Column 5, June Weddings > Data: A wedding was solemnized Tuesday [20 jun 1911] at the St. Mary's > Catholic church when Rev. Trierweiler united in holy matrimony Miss > Grace Pomasel of this city and Mr. William Black of Arkansaw. The bride > wore white net over white silk and carried white roses. Miss Frances > Pomasel of Minneapolis and Samual Black of Arkansaw attended the > contracting parties. Following the marriage service, a wedding > breakfast was served at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. Henry > Meixner in this city and at noon a sumptuous dinner was served at the > house of the groom's mother, Mrs. Jas. Black at Arkansaw. In the > evening the young folks greatly enjoyed a social dance in the arkansaw > Opera House. The bride spent her girlhood days in this city and has > many friends here. Mr. Black is manager of the Arkansaw Farmer's Store > and is a most successful business man. The Courier joins in best wishes > for a pleasant and prosperous future. > > Date: 06/23/11 > Source: Pepin County Courier, Page 5, Column 2 > Data: Miss Frances Pomassl of Minneapolis, who came down to attend her > sister Grace's wedding, went home Wednesday. > > Date: 06/18/15 > Source: Pepin County Courier, Page 1, Column 6, Married in St. Paul > Data: Miss Francis Pomasel formerly of this place and well known here, > and Mr. B. Sayre were quietly married in St Paul, May 6th. The groom is > a young man from England coming to this country about two years ago. > They will make their home in Minneapolis where the latter has > employment. The many friends of the bride here extend their best wishes > to the happy couple. > > Date: 08/16/17 > Source: Dunn County News, Page 4, Column 3, Births > Data: In Knapp Aug. 11 to Mr. and Mrs. [Ida] Clarence Pomasl, a > daughter. > > Date: 07/10/19 > Source: Durand Courier Wedge, Page 1, Column 5, Social Events > Data: Pomasl - Koller: The marriage of Mr. Fred Pomasl and Miss Esther > Koller was solemnized at Holy Rosary church at 9:30 o'clock Tuesday > morning [8 Jul 1919]. Rev. Father Martin Casper officiating. The > bridesmaid was Miss Florence Koller and the best man was Mr. Henry > Pomasl. The groom is a son of Matt Pomasl of Arkansaw and the bride is > a daughter of Alex Koller of the town of Durand. The groom was recently > discharged from the service of his country and has opened a garage in > Arkansaw. The young couple have numerous friends who wish them a great > degree of success and happiness as they journey through life. > > Date: 02/10/21 > Source: Durand Courier Wedge, Page 4, Column 4, Forest Vale > Data: Miss Laura Pomasl is spending a few days with friends in Chippewa > Falls, having accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bresina to that place. > > Date: 02/10/21 > Source: Durand Courier Wedge, Page 2, Column 1, Little Arkansaw > Data: The George Drier and A. Baier families attended the Pomasl > Bresina wedding Tuesday. > > Date: 02/10/21 > Source: Durand Courier Wedge, Page 4, Column 4, Forest Vale > Data: Last Wednesday Feb. 2d at nine o'clock at St. Joseph's church in > Arkansaw Valley, occurred the marriage of Mr. Jack Bresina and Miss > Clara Pomasl. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Engelhart. > They were attended by Miss Matilda Bresina, sister of the Groom and Mr. > Henry Pomasl, brother of the bride. The bride was attired in a dark > blue suit and carried a bouquet of bride's roses. The bridesmaid wore a > blue suit and carried pink roses. The groom and his attendant wore > suits of blue serge. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph > Bresina of Chippewa Falls, and although a stranger here is a young man > of very pleasing manner. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Matt > Pomasal of this place and is well known, having lived here all her life. > After the ceremony a beautiful wedding dinner was served at the home of > the bride's parents to the immediate relatives of the contracting > parties. Mr. and Mrs. Bresina received many pretty, costly, and useful > presents. They will make their home in Chippewa Falls, where he is > employed as a telephone lineman. We extend congratulations. Those > present from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bresina and daughter > Matilda and Mr. and Mrs. William Bresina and son Leonard all of Chippewa > Falls. > > Date: 02/10/21 > Source: Durand Courier Wedge, Page 1, Column 3, Social Events > Data: The marriage of Mr. John Bresina of Chippewa Falls and Miss Clara > Pomasl was solemnized at nine o'clock Wednesday morning of last week [2 > Feb 1921] at St. Joseph's church near Arkansaw, Rev. Father Englehart > officiating. The best man was Mr. Henry Pomasl, brother of the bride, > and bridesmaid was Miss Matilda Bresina, sister of the groom. The newly > wedded couple will be at home at Chippewa Falls after the first of > April. > > Date: 04/14/22 > Source: Dunn County News, Page 3, Column 3, Births > Data: In Knapp April 10 to Mr. and Mrs. [Ida] Clarence Pomasl, a > daughter. > > Date: 11/29/23 > Source: Durand Courier Wedge, Page 8, Column 1, Forest Vale > Data: This community was shocked last Tuesday to hear that Mrs. Matt > Pomassl who was reported as gaining in health, was very lown in the > Sacred Heart hospital at Eau Claire. All that medical aid and loving > care could do was to no avail and she passed away peacefully at 10:40 > am, Saturday [24 Nov 1923] . She will be missed not only by the > relatives but by a host of friends. The sympathy of the entire > community is extended to the bereaved ones. > > Date: 11/29/23 > Source: Durand Courier Wedge, Page 7, Column 3, Obituaries > Data: Mrs. Matt Pomasl passed away at the Sacred Heart Hospital on > Saturday, November 24, 1923, after an illness of two months. She was a > daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Florian Baier and was born in the town of Eau > Galle November 1, 1869. At the age of two years she, with her parents, > mvoed on a farm near Arkansaw, where she grew to womanhood. Nov. 5, > 1889 she was united in marriage to Matt Pomasl. To this union ten > children were born. One son, George, died in infancy. Those who > survive here are her husband [Matt Pomasl]; Clarence of Knapp, Wis.; > Fred of Arkansaw, Wis.; Clara (Mrs. John Bresina), Chicago, Ill.; Ed, > Grace, Henry, Laura, Helen, and Emma at home. She is also survived by > one sister, Julia (Mrs. F. A. Southworth) of Chetek, Wis., and two > brothers, Adam of St. Paul, Minn., and Albert of Arkansaw, Wis. Those > who attended the funeral from away were Mrs. F. A. Southworth of Chetek, > Wis., Adam Baier of St. Paul, Minn., George Baier of Minneapolis, Minn., > Mrs. Wm. Leidenfrost and Mrs Arthur McNabb of Peirz, Minn. Funeral > Services were held at St. Joseph's church at Arkansaw November 27 and > were conducted by Rev. Father E. D. Hess. > > Date: 12/ 6/23 > Source: Durand Courier Wedge, Page 9, Column 2, Little Arkansaw Valley > Data: Mrs. Will Leidenfurst and Mrs. Arthur McNabb of Pierz, Minn. were > visiting at the George Drier home, but were called here on account of > the death of Mrs. Matt Pomasl. Mrs. Fred Southworth has been visiting > at Albert Baier's having also been called here by the death of her > sister, Mrs. Matt Pomasl. Matt Pomasl and children, Mrs. Will > Leidenfurst and Mrs. Arther McNabb spent Thanksgiving day at George > Drier's. > > Date: 09/11/24 > Source: Durand Courier Wedge, Page 6, Column 1, Arkansaw > Data: Raymond Heit and Helen Pomasl were quietly married monday morning > at the Catholic church near Arkansaw. We extend congratulations. > > Date: 01/22/25 > Source: Durand Courier Wedge, Page 1, Column 4, Obituary Mention > Data: Passed Away - Mrs. Clarence [Ida Notham] Pomasl , who resided at > Knapp was suddenly taken sick last Saturday [17 Jan 1925] and was > removed to a hospital in Minneapolis, where she passed away Monday > morning [19 Jan 1925]. The remains were brought to Arkansaw Monday > evening and the funeral will be held a St. Joseph's church at 10 o'clock > this morning. Deceased is survived by a husband and three small > children. We shall have a more complete obituary next week. > > Date: 01/29/25 > Source: Durand Courier Wedge, Page 2, Column 3, Lower Dead Lake > Data: Mr. and Mrs. Latew attended the funeral of Mrs. Clarence [Ida > Notham] Pomassl Thursday [22 Jan 1925] of last week. > > Date: 1/29/25 > Source: Durand Courier Wedge, Page 3, Column 3, Forest Vale > Data: Grace Pomasl spent a few days last week at the parental home > [Matt Pomassl]. The entire community was shocked last Monday to hear of > the death of Mrs. Clarence [Ida Notham] Pomasl, whose home was at Knapp, > Wis. The sympathy of the community is extended to the bereaved ones. > > Date: 1/29/25 > Source: Durand Courier Wedge, Page 4, Column 2, Obituary Mention > Data: Mrs. Clarence Pomassl - Ida E. Notham was born April 17, 1895 > near Plum City. She died at the Minneapolis hospital Jan. 19, 1925 at > 10:40 am. She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Notham of > Arkansaw. In August 1916, she was married to Clarence Pomasl. To this > union were born three children, Margaret, Charles, and Evelyn. She > lived at Knapp, Wis., during most of her married life. She is survived > by her husband, three children, parents, four sisters, and three > brothers. Funeral Services were held at St. Joseph's Church at Arkansaw > at 10:00 Thursday morning [22 Jan 1925] and were conducted by Rev. > Father Hess and Father Laufer. Internment in St. Joseph's Cemetary. > > Date: 11/12/25 > Source: Dunn County News, Page 6, Part 2, Column 2, Knapp > Data: Mrs. M. S. Jones entertained a number of friends Tuesday evening > [10 Nov 1925] at cards in honor of Clarence Pomasl, the occasion being > his birthday. A dainty lunch was served. > > ______________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com Good morning!! My name is Connie Weber and I help to co-sponsor the WI Pepin County US GenWeb site!! You have alot of information here if you would want you can add to the site and it may be helpful to alot of people looking for family!! If you need the site location just let me know and I can send it to ya!! Have a great day now.... Connie Weber :-)

I would like to share some information that I transcribed about my Pomasl family at the Area Research Center at UW-Stout in Menomonie. I hope that this information helps someone. Any information in brackets, [], I have added myself. Other names included are: McROBERTS, McNOBLE, SHADER/SCHALLER, BAUR/BAUER, WEIKMANN, ANDERSON, MEIXNER, JANISH, HOFFACKER, TRIERWEILER, BIEDERMAN, WOLF, BLACK, SAYRE, KOLLER, BRESINA, ENGELHART, BAIER, SOUTHWORTH, LEIDENFROST, McNABB, HESS, DRIER, HEIT, LATEW, NOTHAM, LAUFER, and JONES Michelle Rene Schettini Date: 10/02/1891 Source: Pepin County Courier, Page 5, Column 1 Data: S. Pomasl welcomed another boy to his home Sunday night [27 Sep 1891] Date: 11/27/1891 Source: Pepin County Courier, Page 5, Column 2, Married Data: At Eau Galle, Nov. 22d, 1891, by David McRoberts, Justice of the Peace, Peter McNoble of Eau Claire and Miss Hannah Pomasle of Waterville. Date: 04/02/1897 Source: Pepin County Courier, Page 5, Column 2, Died Data: In this city [Durand] March 25th after a protracted illness, Mrs. Agnes Pomassl aged 48 years. Agnes Schader was born in Wolfregg, Austria, Jan. 17th, 1849. In June 1874 she married Sylvester Pomassl and came to America in May 1881. She bore a long and painful illness of more than four years with christian patience and resignation and is highly respected by those who knew her intimately. She leaves a husband and six children, Frances, Mary, John, Louisa, Trace [Grace], and Carl [Charles] to mourn her loss. She was buried Saturday [27 March 1897] in St. Mary's cemetary, Rev. J. M. Baur officiating. Date: 2/10/99 Source: Pepin County Courier, Page 5, Column 4 Data: Married at the Catholic Church in this city [Durand] Feb. 7, 1899 Rev. C. B. Weikmann officiating Mr. John C. Baur of Lima and Miss Warburga Pomassl of this city. Date: 8/24/06 Source: Pepin County Courier, Page 1, Column 5, Tony Pomasl Dies Data: Frank Pomasl received a telegram yesterday morning anouncing the death of his only son Tony [Anton], at Weyburn Saskatchewan, Canada. Mr. Pomasl had received a telegram the day before that Tony was very sick and was at the depot ready to start when the second telegram came stating he had died. This is a sad blow on Mr. Pomasl who is greatly distressed over the news. Tony had been out in the region several years and was unmarried. Date: 05/07/09 Source: Pepin County Courier, Page 5, Column 3, Obituaries Data: POMASSL - Sylvester Pomassl, one of our aged and esteemed pioneers passed away at his home in this city last Friday morning [30 Apr 1909] at nine thirty o'clock. Death was caused by cancer of the throat. Mr. Pomassl has been in failing health for some weeks past being recently obliged to retire from the shoemaker trade. His was born in Austria Hungary Dec. 31, 1848. In 1874 he married Agnes Schaller, coming with his little family to America seven years later [1881]. They settled in this city [Durand] and resided here the remainder of their lives. Twelve years ago [1897] Mrs. Pomassl died leaving five children: Francis, Mary (Mrs. E. E. Anderson), Louise (Mrs. H. Meixner), Grace, John of Minneapolis, and Charles of this city. In 1906 Mr. Pomassl was again married his wife being Genevieve Janish of Lost Creek, Wis. Besides his wife the deceased is survived by a brother Frank of this city, 2 half sisters, 3 half brothers and a step mother in Pierce, Minnesota. Rev. C. B. Weikmann officiated at funeral services held from the Catholic church Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Internment was made at the cemetary near. Date: 06/24/10 Source: Pepin County Courier, Page 1, Column 2, June Weddings Data: Mrs. Sylvester Pomassl [Genevieve Janish], Durand, and Mr. Conrad Hoffacker, of Eau Galle, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony at St. Mary's Catholic church in Durand, Tuesday, June 21, at 9 o'clock, Rev. Trierweiler, officiating. They were attended by a brother-in-law and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. [Biederman] Frank Pomassl. The bridal dress was brown silk. After the ceremony they repaired [sic] to the bride's home where a sumptuous dinner and supper were served to thirty five guests. The table decorations were ferns and flowers. The out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. John Janish, Ellsworth; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bauer, Alhany; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brier and daughter, Arkansaw; Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bauer, Lima; Mr. and Mrs. Alois Wolf, Eau Galle. Mr. and Mrs. Hoffacker will reside at his residence on Lower Prospect Street. Date: 06/23/11 Source: Pepin County Courier, Page 1, Column 5, June Weddings Data: A wedding was solemnized Tuesday [20 jun 1911] at the St. Mary's Catholic church when Rev. Trierweiler united in holy matrimony Miss Grace Pomasel of this city and Mr. William Black of Arkansaw. The bride wore white net over white silk and carried white roses. Miss Frances Pomasel of Minneapolis and Samual Black of Arkansaw attended the contracting parties. Following the marriage service, a wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. Henry Meixner in this city and at noon a sumptuous dinner was served at the house of the groom's mother, Mrs. Jas. Black at Arkansaw. In the evening the young folks greatly enjoyed a social dance in the arkansaw Opera House. The bride spent her girlhood days in this city and has many friends here. Mr. Black is manager of the Arkansaw Farmer's Store and is a most successful business man. The Courier joins in best wishes for a pleasant and prosperous future. Date: 06/23/11 Source: Pepin County Courier, Page 5, Column 2 Data: Miss Frances Pomassl of Minneapolis, who came down to attend her sister Grace's wedding, went home Wednesday. Date: 06/18/15 Source: Pepin County Courier, Page 1, Column 6, Married in St. Paul Data: Miss Francis Pomasel formerly of this place and well known here, and Mr. B. Sayre were quietly married in St Paul, May 6th. The groom is a young man from England coming to this country about two years ago. They will make their home in Minneapolis where the latter has employment. The many friends of the bride here extend their best wishes to the happy couple. Date: 08/16/17 Source: Dunn County News, Page 4, Column 3, Births Data: In Knapp Aug. 11 to Mr. and Mrs. [Ida] Clarence Pomasl, a daughter. Date: 07/10/19 Source: Durand Courier Wedge, Page 1, Column 5, Social Events Data: Pomasl - Koller: The marriage of Mr. Fred Pomasl and Miss Esther Koller was solemnized at Holy Rosary church at 9:30 o'clock Tuesday morning [8 Jul 1919]. Rev. Father Martin Casper officiating. The bridesmaid was Miss Florence Koller and the best man was Mr. Henry Pomasl. The groom is a son of Matt Pomasl of Arkansaw and the bride is a daughter of Alex Koller of the town of Durand. The groom was recently discharged from the service of his country and has opened a garage in Arkansaw. The young couple have numerous friends who wish them a great degree of success and happiness as they journey through life. Date: 02/10/21 Source: Durand Courier Wedge, Page 4, Column 4, Forest Vale Data: Miss Laura Pomasl is spending a few days with friends in Chippewa Falls, having accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bresina to that place. Date: 02/10/21 Source: Durand Courier Wedge, Page 2, Column 1, Little Arkansaw Data: The George Drier and A. Baier families attended the Pomasl Bresina wedding Tuesday. Date: 02/10/21 Source: Durand Courier Wedge, Page 4, Column 4, Forest Vale Data: Last Wednesday Feb. 2d at nine o'clock at St. Joseph's church in Arkansaw Valley, occurred the marriage of Mr. Jack Bresina and Miss Clara Pomasl. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Engelhart. They were attended by Miss Matilda Bresina, sister of the Groom and Mr. Henry Pomasl, brother of the bride. The bride was attired in a dark blue suit and carried a bouquet of bride's roses. The bridesmaid wore a blue suit and carried pink roses. The groom and his attendant wore suits of blue serge. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bresina of Chippewa Falls, and although a stranger here is a young man of very pleasing manner. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Pomasal of this place and is well known, having lived here all her life. After the ceremony a beautiful wedding dinner was served at the home of the bride's parents to the immediate relatives of the contracting parties. Mr. and Mrs. Bresina received many pretty, costly, and useful presents. They will make their home in Chippewa Falls, where he is employed as a telephone lineman. We extend congratulations. Those present from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bresina and daughter Matilda and Mr. and Mrs. William Bresina and son Leonard all of Chippewa Falls. Date: 02/10/21 Source: Durand Courier Wedge, Page 1, Column 3, Social Events Data: The marriage of Mr. John Bresina of Chippewa Falls and Miss Clara Pomasl was solemnized at nine o'clock Wednesday morning of last week [2 Feb 1921] at St. Joseph's church near Arkansaw, Rev. Father Englehart officiating. The best man was Mr. Henry Pomasl, brother of the bride, and bridesmaid was Miss Matilda Bresina, sister of the groom. The newly wedded couple will be at home at Chippewa Falls after the first of April. Date: 04/14/22 Source: Dunn County News, Page 3, Column 3, Births Data: In Knapp April 10 to Mr. and Mrs. [Ida] Clarence Pomasl, a daughter. Date: 11/29/23 Source: Durand Courier Wedge, Page 8, Column 1, Forest Vale Data: This community was shocked last Tuesday to hear that Mrs. Matt Pomassl who was reported as gaining in health, was very lown in the Sacred Heart hospital at Eau Claire. All that medical aid and loving care could do was to no avail and she passed away peacefully at 10:40 am, Saturday [24 Nov 1923] . She will be missed not only by the relatives but by a host of friends. The sympathy of the entire community is extended to the bereaved ones. Date: 11/29/23 Source: Durand Courier Wedge, Page 7, Column 3, Obituaries Data: Mrs. Matt Pomasl passed away at the Sacred Heart Hospital on Saturday, November 24, 1923, after an illness of two months. She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Florian Baier and was born in the town of Eau Galle November 1, 1869. At the age of two years she, with her parents, mvoed on a farm near Arkansaw, where she grew to womanhood. Nov. 5, 1889 she was united in marriage to Matt Pomasl. To this union ten children were born. One son, George, died in infancy. Those who survive here are her husband [Matt Pomasl]; Clarence of Knapp, Wis.; Fred of Arkansaw, Wis.; Clara (Mrs. John Bresina), Chicago, Ill.; Ed, Grace, Henry, Laura, Helen, and Emma at home. She is also survived by one sister, Julia (Mrs. F. A. Southworth) of Chetek, Wis., and two brothers, Adam of St. Paul, Minn., and Albert of Arkansaw, Wis. Those who attended the funeral from away were Mrs. F. A. Southworth of Chetek, Wis., Adam Baier of St. Paul, Minn., George Baier of Minneapolis, Minn., Mrs. Wm. Leidenfrost and Mrs Arthur McNabb of Peirz, Minn. Funeral Services were held at St. Joseph's church at Arkansaw November 27 and were conducted by Rev. Father E. D. Hess. Date: 12/ 6/23 Source: Durand Courier Wedge, Page 9, Column 2, Little Arkansaw Valley Data: Mrs. Will Leidenfurst and Mrs. Arthur McNabb of Pierz, Minn. were visiting at the George Drier home, but were called here on account of the death of Mrs. Matt Pomasl. Mrs. Fred Southworth has been visiting at Albert Baier's having also been called here by the death of her sister, Mrs. Matt Pomasl. Matt Pomasl and children, Mrs. Will Leidenfurst and Mrs. Arther McNabb spent Thanksgiving day at George Drier's. Date: 09/11/24 Source: Durand Courier Wedge, Page 6, Column 1, Arkansaw Data: Raymond Heit and Helen Pomasl were quietly married monday morning at the Catholic church near Arkansaw. We extend congratulations. Date: 01/22/25 Source: Durand Courier Wedge, Page 1, Column 4, Obituary Mention Data: Passed Away - Mrs. Clarence [Ida Notham] Pomasl , who resided at Knapp was suddenly taken sick last Saturday [17 Jan 1925] and was removed to a hospital in Minneapolis, where she passed away Monday morning [19 Jan 1925]. The remains were brought to Arkansaw Monday evening and the funeral will be held a St. Joseph's church at 10 o'clock this morning. Deceased is survived by a husband and three small children. We shall have a more complete obituary next week. Date: 01/29/25 Source: Durand Courier Wedge, Page 2, Column 3, Lower Dead Lake Data: Mr. and Mrs. Latew attended the funeral of Mrs. Clarence [Ida Notham] Pomassl Thursday [22 Jan 1925] of last week. Date: 1/29/25 Source: Durand Courier Wedge, Page 3, Column 3, Forest Vale Data: Grace Pomasl spent a few days last week at the parental home [Matt Pomassl]. The entire community was shocked last Monday to hear of the death of Mrs. Clarence [Ida Notham] Pomasl, whose home was at Knapp, Wis. The sympathy of the community is extended to the bereaved ones. Date: 1/29/25 Source: Durand Courier Wedge, Page 4, Column 2, Obituary Mention Data: Mrs. Clarence Pomassl - Ida E. Notham was born April 17, 1895 near Plum City. She died at the Minneapolis hospital Jan. 19, 1925 at 10:40 am. She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Notham of Arkansaw. In August 1916, she was married to Clarence Pomasl. To this union were born three children, Margaret, Charles, and Evelyn. She lived at Knapp, Wis., during most of her married life. She is survived by her husband, three children, parents, four sisters, and three brothers. Funeral Services were held at St. Joseph's Church at Arkansaw at 10:00 Thursday morning [22 Jan 1925] and were conducted by Rev. Father Hess and Father Laufer. Internment in St. Joseph's Cemetary. Date: 11/12/25 Source: Dunn County News, Page 6, Part 2, Column 2, Knapp Data: Mrs. M. S. Jones entertained a number of friends Tuesday evening [10 Nov 1925] at cards in honor of Clarence Pomasl, the occasion being his birthday. A dainty lunch was served. ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

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