Hi all! Wanted to let you know that I have updated my links page by adding a cemetery links, a native american links section, plus quite a few more of the regular links for WI and resources. Please stop by and take a look! http://www.ameritech.net/users/cindyjohnson1/Family_history.htm Thanks! Cindy :)

> Hello all! > > I am looking for anyone who is researching this last name. My great > grandmother, Pauline Semrau was born in Germany in 1888 and in 1906, > when she was 18, came to the US. Here she lived with her sister in > Connecticut - I do not know her sisters name. She then married a > Gustave Heiser and moved to other parts of the country. She died in > Milwaukee, WI. May 16, 1949. > > Her obit states that she was preceeded in death by four brothers and > sisters. > > ANYONE RESEARCHING THIS NAME PLEASE CONTACT ME ASAP!!!!!!! > > Thanks! > > Cindy Johnson

The Wisconsin State Genealogical Society is conducting the Wisconsin Sesquicentennial Family History Conference on 23 and 24 October 1998 at the Monona Terrace Convention Center in Madison. This two-day conference features 49 lectures of interest to all genealogists doing research in the U.S.A., but of special interest to genealogists with Wisconsin roots or doing family history research in Wisconsin. The twenty highly qualified lecturers are some of the top genealogical lecturers in the country, including such experts as Helen Leary, Jim Hansen, Jim and Paula Warren, Tony Burroughs, Pat Hatcher, Eric Grundset and Jack Holzhueter. The exhibits hall will feature approximately 20 vendors of genealogical books, supplies and services. For more information, including the complete program and a registration form check the WSFHC web page at <http://www.rootsweb.com/~wsgs/wsfhc.html>. For even more information e-mail <jbrissee@execpc.com> to receive the 8-page program/registration brochure. The registration fee for this outstanding conference is only $80, but registrants filing before 11 September can take advantage of the discounted $65 early registration fee. Rollie Littlewood First Vice-President Wisconsin State Genealogical Society <http://www.rootsweb.com/~wsgs>

Hello Everyone! I have been working really hard the last few days to get this up and going. I have added 4 more families to my surname table on my website. Now 90% of ALL the surnames that I have on my trees whould be covered in these 10 families. Please stop by and check it out - and don't forget to stop by and check ot the message board - it has a TON of new information on it! If anyone has any questions - PLEASE hold them until at least Monday, as tomorrow I will be moving all day and I need some time to get unpacked. I will only have time to download list messages. http://www.ameritech.net/users/cindyjohnson1/Family_history.htm Thanks everyone! Cindy Johnson

I am looking for marriage information of Gearge Hubbard and Josephine Gibson. They would have been married circa 1880. I hope to find their parents. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Nick

> > Hello all! Here is the updated list of the surnames that I have on my > tree. I now have information on over 2000 people now - some a lot > some not so much, but am willing to share what I have with others with > the same interests. There are also names marked with a (*) - these > are the main names on my list and can be found on my website at: > http://www.ameritech.net/users/cindyjohnson1/Family_history.htm > > At my website you will find 6 outline descendant trees, mystery photos > page, a great message board, a pictures of the SCHWARZ family's first > home in the USA, and a great links page with links that are added > twice a month! Feel free to check it out and leave your family > queries on my message board. Don't forget to sign my dreambook! > > MOST OF THESE NAMES OF FROM WISCONSIN, BUT SOME ARE FROM VARIOUS OTHER > STATES INCLUDING WISCONSIN.... > > Acheret Kinstetter Tasch > Acheson Kittner Tauber > Acker Klas Taylor > Albrecht Klaus Theime > Alden Klein Thom > Amelse Klimek Thomas > Amoroso Klingel Thompson > Anderson Knoll Thums > Andreae Koehler Tiernan > Andzuik Koenig Tlusty > Anthony Kohlbeck Tomczyk > Apro Kolecheck Towne > Armstrong Kolosso Treffert > Aron Kosek Trepanier > Aspinwall Koshak Trier > Babish Kovac Triliegi > Bachmeier Krasin Tripp > Ballington Kraus Tronjnair > Bauer Krause Trowbridge > Becker Kredo Tryba > Behling Kress Tuchalski > Behrendt Krueger Turba > Behselich Krug Turnquist > Berg Kruse Tyson > Berger Kummer Uhlmansiek > BERNDT* Kurth* Ulrich > Bicklehaupt Kutzke Urban > Birch LaFontaine Uttech > Bishop Lahli VanDeVoort > Blavat Lange VanDeSande > Blecka Larsen Viegut > Bleier Larson Virchs > Bordeau Lavin Vogel > Borst Leary Vogl > Bower Lebal Vogler > Bowers Leffel Volz > Boxrucker Leischer Voss > Brandner Leonhardt Wagner > Brannan Leuddecke Walbeck > Brehm Lewison Walber > Bright Linzmeur Walberts > Broekemeier Long Warden > Brost Lopez Warren > Brzezinski Luhtala Watson > Bube Lukes Watters > Buchinger Maczka Weatherford > Bucholtz(SP?) Mahopyak(SP?) Weber > Budimlija Maier Weiner > Bush Mais Weinstock > Buska Maison Wienzatl > Butsch Marek Wennerstrand > Buturla Marracinni Wentzel > Calba Martin Westcott > Campbell Martinez Westrich > Carlson Mathews Weyers > Christensen Mattingly White > Chubb Matyka Wibben > Clausnitzer Maurer Wiemers > Clements May Wierhein > Cluff Mayer Wilkum > Collins Mayorga Willet > Colton McHugh Willey > Comerford Meade Wilson > Conway Meedan Wimp > Cops Meek Winkler* > Costly Mehleis Wittneben > Cox Meier Witz > Cruoutier Meindl Wojcik > Cullen Meining Wolz > Culleton Melaski Wood > Cummings Mencheski Wutala > Cunion Menke Zagar > Curran Meyer Zahorka > Curtis Meyers Zank > Czaja Millard Zemrau > Damraw Miller Zenner > Daniels Millikin Zielke > Dassow Minerick Zimmerman > Davis Molitor Zirngible > Decker Mommarerts Zoltac > DelFiacco Morgan Zondlo > Denny Morrow > Dentzer Motte > Deusch Muke > Doehr Murphy > Doll Murray > Donaldson Nacco > Draeger Nations > Drolshangan Nelson > Dubnicka Neumann > Dueppen > Dunkel Neufeldt > Dums Niggemann > Dvorak Nikkila > Dwinell Noehring > Earhart Neumann > Early Nurminem > Eggensberger Oates > Eggert Obowa > Egle* Obschnering > Eisner Oehlberg > Ellis Ogle > Emmerich O'Leary > Engler Olson > Erhardt Osier > Ernst Ostrowski > Esler Pagel > Ewalt Paluch > Fager Pape > Fahrenbach Passer > Fairchild Patton > Faltinaski Paul > Farland Pautz > Farrell Peacock > Fedeler Pederson > Federspeil Peissig > Feldten Peterson > Fisher Pfaff > Fitzpatrick Pilburn > Floen Piller > Floss Pinter > Fox Piontkowski > Franck Pixas > Frank Pledl > French Pohlmann > Frey Polack > Frischmann Pommerening > Frost Pool > Fruzen Potts > Fuchs Protivinski > Fugat Pynenberg > Gacek Quednow > Gaertner Radomski > Gallina Radosevich > Gavas Raml > Gebauer Rand > Gehbert Rasch > Genelin Redzick > Gengler Reichert > Gerretsen Rening > Gilbert Resch > Gilles Resech > Gloyd Rhody > Goddard Richardson > Goodle Riddick > Goodman Rilsop > Graffunder Rissler > Grant Robertson > Gray Rogers > Green Roiger > Greiser Roskos > Gresl Rucinski > Griffin Ruff > Grlicky Rund > Gumz Sagmoen > Gutoske Salin > Guy Salk > Hadamann Salverson > Haider Salzgeher > Hamn Samplowski > Hamp Sanders > Hanson Sanfilippo > Hardt Scabro > Hartnett Schalk > Haroldson Scharfe > HArris Scheitauer > Harry Scherfield > Hastreiter Scheiffer > Hatch Schmeiser > Hatlestad Schmoeckel > Haut Schneider > Havel Scholzen > Hedeen Schoonover > Heibl Schreiner > Heintz Schroeder > Heiser* Schubert > Hempel Schupp > Henline Schutte > Henning Schwarz* > HEnry Scott > Hildreth Seidel > Hilgart Selby > Hill Serianne > Hinrichs Seston > Hinze Seymour > Hirte Sharpe > Hobbe (Hoebe) Shaw > Hoffman Shilling > Holbe Shipway > Holmes Shook > Holtz Sickler > Howarth Siegert > Howlett Sigmond > Hribar Slenarski > Huige Smith > Hunt Snyder > Hunter Somers > Hurtienne Sommers > Huseth Spacher > Hutala Spatz > Isham Speckbrock > Ivansco Sperl > Jacksack Staab > Jacobson Stahl > Jaecks Stanaczek > Jastrow Stanke > Jaszewski Staron > Jenson Stauner > Jochimsen Steindl > Johnson Steinmetz (MN) > Jones Stendl > Joslin Stenman > Juedes Stillman (WI - CO) > Juneau Stock > Junk - WI > FL Strama > Juonie Strassburg > Kabara Streit > Kalmon Stueber > Karas Stueburg > Kassube Sullivan > Kauer Sunderlin > Kauth Supple > Keil Swartzell > Kempen Swisher > Kenowski Sylvester > Keppert Synol > Kettleson Tacke > Keuder Tantarri > Keuten Tarelli(Tarello) > Kidder Tasch

Hi! With this message I am trying to get help in my quest for Belgian descendants in your area. I am living in Belgium, and am doing research on the emigrants from a specific area in Belgium, the Waasland, to the United States and Canada between 1830 and 1950. If you would like to know more about this project, I invite you to my web site at http://www.ping.be/picavet/ In the frame of this research, I have already visited Wisconsin on two occasions, in 1995 and 1996. Places I am "familiar" with are Milwaukee, Green Bay, Aurora, Ashland, and Superior. This is not a coincidence: most of my people initially settled there. Most of them emigrated between 1850 and 1910. According to the 1990 Census, Wisconsin had one of the largest concentrations of Belgian descendants in the United States. ---------------------------- Belgian ancestry reported as: State Population First Second Single -------- -------- ----- ------ ------ Michigan 9,295,297 37,442 22,824 18,966 Wisconsin 4,891,769 36,822 25,681 19,133 Most of them can be found in Brown 194,594 16,696 11,407 8,310 Kewaunee 18,878 4,825 1,431 3,251 Door 25,690 2,864 1,248 1,844 Milwaukee 959,275 1,389 1,381 597 Outagamie 140,510 1,303 1,500 543 Oconto 30,226 1,081 736 719 Dane 367,085 761 662 293 Manitowoc 80,421 721 702 342 Marinette 40,548 666 654 340 Waukesha 304,715 639 690 225 (pls let me know if you are interested in this information for other counties) Since it will be difficult to know for anyone not familiar with the families from my area, if a specific family is fitting in my project or not, I am actually looking for any Belgian family in your area. In return, I will also assist any Belgian descendant to trace his roots in Belgium. With this in mind, I have set up my web site, which is containing complete guidelines for anyone starting to trace his Belgian roots. Moreover, I recently started a mailing list especially for these same researchers: BELGIUM-ROOTS-L, also hosted by RootsWeb. It would be nice to hearing from you. Georges PICAVET | Listowner BELGIUM-ROOTS-L Doorn 9 | Phone & Fax 32-3-774.10.11 BEL-9150 Kruibeke | mailto:picavet@ping.be Belgium (Europe) | http://www.ping.be/picavet/

Kewl.....a distant relation, here....maybe. I have a Edwin E. Weissinger that married a Margaret Pichler and a Romanus Weissinger that married a Barbara Pichler in my family tree (on the FAAST side). I have been meaning to ask someone, were Edwin and Romanus brothers? I have them both with John as their father. Is this the same John? GREG LAMPMAN wrote: > Thanks for using NetForward! > http://www.netforward.com > v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v^v > > My wife whole side is from the Lima area, although they are Radles, > Shuchs, Danzingers, Fedies, Weisingers, Weisenbecks, Bauers and that > whole crew. > I am related to several Perkins by marriage, several generations > back. > My dad was raised in Porcupine Valley, Arkansaw, WI. We have the > family history books on Danzingers, Schuchs, Fedies, and are finishing > > up the Radle book, Donnas maiden name. > > If there is anything we can help you with, holler > Greg Lampman > glampman@mail.chippewa.tec.wi.us -- HAVE A GREAT DAY! This is SuziQ......signing off!! ICQ# 1149012 Make sure ya come and visit me at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/6196 ************************************************************ Heartland Community Leaders - Here To Help Heartland/Ridge 8500 - 8999 ************************************************************

Ok, I have heard a new rumor and I am wondering if anyone can verify it. Apparently one of the mills in the Durand area was bought by someone from KY and that he brought mill workers up from that area. I have never heard this one before, just wondering if anyone else has. Also, if you get a copy of an origional land patent, does anyone know what juicy info it would contain? I found out Orlando Perkins was issued an original land grant -- but wonder if it is worth paying for the details of it. Thanks, SQ -- HAVE A GREAT DAY! This is SuziQ......signing off!! ICQ# 1149012 Make sure ya come and visit me at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/6196 ************************************************************ Heartland Community Leaders - Here To Help Heartland/Ridge 8500 - 8999 ************************************************************

Hi! Just wanted to take a minute and introduce myself. My family came from the Lima Township area. Some of the Pepin Cty Surnames I would love chatting about include: Faast, Carpenter, Standish, Holmes, Perkins and Preston......well, enough for now! -- HAVE A GREAT DAY! This is SuziQ......signing off!! ICQ# 1149012 Make sure ya come and visit me at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/6196 ************************************************************ Heartland Community Leaders - Here To Help Heartland/Ridge 8500 - 8999 ************************************************************

I am trying to locate the family bible of Peter Lampman, father of Stephen Lampman, who lived in Pepin CO., since 1871. He settled in the Pepin area first, then Union Township, Pierce Co., Frankfurt Township, and finally in Durand where he died. His wife Mary A. (Lamb) Lampman survived him, and died in 1936. Their oldest daughter (Nellie) had the bible according to my grandmothers notes, until she died in 1941. One of her children was supposed to have recieved it then, and it may have possibly been a daughter named Bertha who married a Snyder or Sadie (?) who married a Glen Hall or one of the other ten kids. Anyone with any help would be appreciated. I am interested in the marriage, birth, death, baptism records, etc. I believe this bible should stay with its present owner as a family heirloom. Thanks so much Greg Lampman

Looking for descendents of Thomas H. Mack, b. 14 Nov 1830 and his brother William H. Mack, b. 27 Jul 1834. Both children of Stephen Mack b. about 1795 in Vermont and Sarah (unk). jgammon@usuhs.mil

Hi, I am doing extensive research into the INGALLS & QUINER families in Pepin, WI. Currently, I am trying to find info on the history of Pepin and Pepin Co. If anyone knows any resources available about Pepin in the 1850s-1870s I would appreciate it. I have only found a few books. I am also trying to find out information on the weather in Pepin County at the time - any memorable storms, snowfalls etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Jennifer jenslegg@pinc.com

Hello I am looking for John Harris, died in WI about 1866. I do not know his first wifes name, but she could have come from OHIO or WI. His second wife was Joanna Fabble Hubbard, a widow. Children from first wife are ; Henry who married dead fathers second wife Johanna. Elizabeth who never married; Johnny who died as a child. The children of John and Johanna are:Frankie a female who never married and TimothMurit Harris, born January 15, 1856; d 1924 in Port Huron Michigan. Siblings of Johanna Fabble are: Nancy Fabble Walker; Del Fabble and Mell Fabble. Children of Johannas first marriage: Emma Hubbard, married Charles Nelson of Nebraska, and their children where: Frank, Lloyd, Bernace. Son of Johanna and John Harris: Timothy Murit Harris, married Mary Evaline Parker, she was the daughter of Thomas Parker and Lorana A. Packingham of Ohio. William Thomas Harris b 1881 Evaline Harris John C. Harris 1891 in Croswell Michigan. If you can help please E mail Maxine at MAXDON@aol.com

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About 1850/60 Thomas J. Stokes and his first family, moved to Durand from Indiana to Pepin Co. He first was in Bear Creek, but then moved into Durand. He was for a time, owner/operator of the Eagle Hotel in Durand. His son, (my G/Grandfather Oliver Stokes) built the Stokes hotel which is still in use in downtown Durand. Thomas had two large families, the first one with wife Margaret COVE Stokes. She either died or they divorced and he married Huldah TAPLIN, with which he had another large family, and finally in his later years Arethusa HUGHES. Sometime prior to 1860, the CATUR(I)A family moved to the Arkansaw area and set up a number of farms. I understand there are still some Caturia's in the area. My G/Grandmother (wife of Oliver Stokes) was Myra CATURA. Also in the early to mid 1800's Andrew or Joseph KAINZ immigrated into the Durand area from either Austria or Germany. My grandmother was Ann Kainz. Does anyone have any information on any of these families???? I have quite a bit on Thomas Stokes and his families, but still have many gaps. Also some info on the Caturia's. Can we share anything?? Regards, Gordon Madison Chambersburg, PA gmadison@epix.net