I am wondering if anyone knows if the North Freedom cemetary has been transcribed ? I am looking for relatives buried there (basically,any individual with the surnames Hutchinson and Nogle) and it will be hard for me to get to that part of WI this next year. Heather Anderson-Murre

P.S. There are no Nogles and three Hutchinsons (William, Lydia, and Lewis) listed in the book. -----Original Message----- From: The Anderson-Murre Family <andermurreclan@usfamily.net> To: WISAUK-L@rootsweb.com <WISAUK-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, September 22, 1999 1:34 PM Subject: [WISAUK] North Freedom Cemetary >I am wondering if anyone knows if the North Freedom cemetary has been >transcribed ? I am looking for relatives buried there (basically,any >individual with the surnames Hutchinson and Nogle) >and it will be hard for me to get to that part of WI this next year. >Heather Anderson-Murre > > >==== WISAUK Mailing List ==== >http://www.rootsweb.com/~wisauk >

Volume #7 of the Cemetery Inscriptions of Sauk County includes all the cemeteries in Freedom and Excelsior Township. It is available through the Sauk County Historical Society for $7.00 plus $2.00 shipping and handling if you want a copy. Kathy Waddell, Archivist Sauk County Historical Society -----Original Message----- From: The Anderson-Murre Family <andermurreclan@usfamily.net> To: WISAUK-L@rootsweb.com <WISAUK-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, September 22, 1999 1:34 PM Subject: [WISAUK] North Freedom Cemetary >I am wondering if anyone knows if the North Freedom cemetary has been >transcribed ? I am looking for relatives buried there (basically,any >individual with the surnames Hutchinson and Nogle) >and it will be hard for me to get to that part of WI this next year. >Heather Anderson-Murre > > >==== WISAUK Mailing List ==== >http://www.rootsweb.com/~wisauk >

I am looking for information about Reuben and Charles Hall of North Freedom as of 1895. They are the brothers of Esther Ann Hall who married John Thomson of Dellona and moved to Minnesota. Reuben would be born c.1845 and Charles 1855. The parents of all three were Truman B. Hall and Fanny M. (Wood) Hall. Fanny is buried in No.Freedom, but everyone else simply vanished. I would like to find more information about Fanny's parents and the disappearance of her husband and sons from the area. Any help would be appreciated. Jeanee

Hi Kathy. I forgot that you have the index. I'll try to remember the next time. Enjoy the off time. john ---------- >From: "Sauk County Historical Society" <schist@shopstop.net> >To: WISAUK-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [WISAUK] Blackhawk Cemetary, Troy, Sauk Co >Date: Tue, Sep 21, 1999, 11:14 AM > > An FYI: I have surname indexes of the 1880 Sauk County History, 1918 Sauk > County History, and the Memorial & Biographical Record of Adams, Sauk & > Columbia Counties. I'll be happy to check the indexes and provide page > numbers for requested names. Just give me a little time to get back to you, > provide your e-mail address and the first and last names you are looking > for. I will be glad to do this at no charge. > > Kathy Waddell, Archivist > Sauk County Historical Society Museum and > Area Research Center > > -----Original Message----- > From: John Phillips <johnandjoyce@earthlink.net> > To: WISAUK-L@rootsweb.com <WISAUK-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Tuesday, September 21, 1999 10:13 AM > Subject: Re: [WISAUK] Blackhawk Cemetary, Troy, Sauk Co > > >>Hi Julie. I'll answer 2 of your post with 1 letter. honey Creek, Franklin & >>Troy are in Sauk County. I have a map of the county here in front of me > that >>I got from the Chamber Of Commerce. You should be able to get their address >>of the Sauk Cty. web site. If not, let me know and I'll send it to you. >> >>There are 2 History Of Sauk County books. One was published in 1880 and the >>other in 1918. The one from 1880is available from Higginson Books, Salem, >>MAss. They have a web site. The one from1918, I have a copy that belongs to >>my cousin but I have not been able to locate a place to buy it. The 1880 is >>826 pages and the other is 2 books and is 1128 pages. Neither has a very >>good index. >> >>In the 1880, I found a Dr Koch in Baraboo married to Anna Palm. In the > 1918, >>I found Ed Baer, married to Cora Lesuer and a Sam. P. Searle, married to >>Constantine Welch. If thse are who you are looking for, please let me know. >> >>Good luck. >>John >> >>---------- >>>From: Julie Edwards <jedwards@umich.edu> >>>To: WISAUK-L@rootsweb.com >>>Subject: Re: [WISAUK] Blackhawk Cemetary, Troy, Sauk Co >>>Date: Tue, Sep 21, 1999, 10:00 AM >>> >> >>> Hi Kathy, >>> Thanks for this info. Perhaps that is why I have not been able to find >>> any leads. Early info that I have of this family, if I remember it >>> correctly, mentions a farm in Honey Creek, and also the town of Franklin. >>> Both are said to be in Sauk County, but I only find present day cities >>> with these names over near Milwaukee to the east. >>> >>> Are there any maps online that would have the boundaries of WI counties > in >>> the mid to late 1800's? I am wondering if perhaps Sauk county was larger >>> then, or something. >>> >>> Thanks, Julie >>> >>> On Mon, 20 Sep 1999, Parkinson wrote: >>> >>>> Julie, >>>> >>>> Troy is not in Sauk Co, it is in Walworth Co! >>>> >>>> Kathy >>>> >>>> >>>> At 11:27 PM 09/20/1999 -0400, you wrote: >>>> >I have recently been told that Johann J(acob?) WINTERMANTEL and his > wife >>>> >Salome were buried in Blackhawk Cemetary, Troy, Sauk Co., WI. I have > not >>>> >been able to find this cemetary listed anywhere and wondered if anyone > has >>>> >an address or phone number for this cemetary. >>>> > >>>> >Thanks, >>>> >Julie Schmiedlin Edwards >>>> > >>>> > >>>> >==== WISAUK Mailing List ==== >>>> >http://www.rootsweb.com/~wisauk >>>> > >>>> > >>>> >>>> >>>> ==== WISAUK Mailing List ==== >>>> http://www.rootsweb.com/~wisauk >>>> >>> >>> >>> ==== WISAUK Mailing List ==== >>> http://www.rootsweb.com/~wisauk >>> >>> >> >> >>==== WISAUK Mailing List ==== >>http://www.rootsweb.com/~wisauk >> >> > > > ==== WISAUK Mailing List ==== > http://www.rootsweb.com/~wisauk > >

Hi Kathy Waddell, Archivist I'm seeking any info regarding Alex LaVallee, Lavalie..... he resided in Sauk from the 1850s thru 1890s. Owned property in Woodland township. Married to Amelia Corey Martindale, 8 children by that wife, 3 surviving to adulthood. thanks for any info Ann Lavalie Schar alschar@aol.com

Dear Listers, I hope someone can help me death date and burial place of Rachel (Stansbury) Barrett, wife of Solomon Barrett. She is last found in the 1880 Sauk Co census living in Baraboo, living with son Charles. Rachel Stansbury married Solomon Barrett in Delaware Co., Indiana, 22 Dec 1841. This family can be found in the 1850 and 1860 Delaware Co living in Hamilton Twp., Delaware Co. Rachel can next be found in the 1870, Sauk Co. census living in Freedom Twp. as follows: Rachel Barrett, age 46, b. Ind. Noah, age 21, b. Ind. Jasper, age 17, b. Ind. Rachel, age 15, b. Ind Rebecca, age 10, b. Ind Charles, age 2, b. WI (I don't know what happened that Solomon isn't enumerated with this family) My line descends from Charles Barrett who moved to Knox Co., Indiana, and is buried there. Dee Yeager dyeager@televar.com

Hi Julie, As you saw from the other message, there is indeed a Troy township in Sauk co. It is in the in the central part of southern Sauk Co. Honey Creek twp. is to the North of Troy, and Franklin twp is to the west of Honey Creek twp. I can scan the part of the map and send to you, if you would like. If you are looking at a state of WI map, the area is Troy is southeast of Leland, and east of Plain, and west of Sauk City/Prairie du Sac. I believe that Sauk co. reached it's present size about 1860-1870. Kathy At 10:00 AM 09/21/1999 -0400, you wrote: >Hi Kathy, >Thanks for this info. Perhaps that is why I have not been able to find >any leads. Early info that I have of this family, if I remember it >correctly, mentions a farm in Honey Creek, and also the town of Franklin. >Both are said to be in Sauk County, but I only find present day cities >with these names over near Milwaukee to the east. > >Are there any maps online that would have the boundaries of WI counties in >the mid to late 1800's? I am wondering if perhaps Sauk county was larger >then, or something. > >Thanks, Julie > >On Mon, 20 Sep 1999, Parkinson wrote: > >> Julie, >> >> Troy is not in Sauk Co, it is in Walworth Co! >> >> Kathy >> >> >> At 11:27 PM 09/20/1999 -0400, you wrote: >> >I have recently been told that Johann J(acob?) WINTERMANTEL and his wife >> >Salome were buried in Blackhawk Cemetary, Troy, Sauk Co., WI. I have not >> >been able to find this cemetary listed anywhere and wondered if anyone has >> >an address or phone number for this cemetary. >> > >> >Thanks, >> >Julie Schmiedlin Edwards >> > >> > >> >==== WISAUK Mailing List ==== >> >http://www.rootsweb.com/~wisauk >> > >> > >> >> >> ==== WISAUK Mailing List ==== >> http://www.rootsweb.com/~wisauk >> > > >==== WISAUK Mailing List ==== >http://www.rootsweb.com/~wisauk > >

Thanks Dave! I like learning new stuff. Troy township was a total surprise to me, but then my gazetteer did not list it either. Of course there is actually no town or village named Troy, just the township. I am a native of Sauk Co, but most of my lines were in Baraboo or Reedsburg or those surrounding townships. I am glad you put in the town and range numbers, I never would have found it otherwise. Thanks for the education.

An FYI: I have surname indexes of the 1880 Sauk County History, 1918 Sauk County History, and the Memorial & Biographical Record of Adams, Sauk & Columbia Counties. I'll be happy to check the indexes and provide page numbers for requested names. Just give me a little time to get back to you, provide your e-mail address and the first and last names you are looking for. I will be glad to do this at no charge. Kathy Waddell, Archivist Sauk County Historical Society Museum and Area Research Center -----Original Message----- From: John Phillips <johnandjoyce@earthlink.net> To: WISAUK-L@rootsweb.com <WISAUK-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, September 21, 1999 10:13 AM Subject: Re: [WISAUK] Blackhawk Cemetary, Troy, Sauk Co >Hi Julie. I'll answer 2 of your post with 1 letter. honey Creek, Franklin & >Troy are in Sauk County. I have a map of the county here in front of me that >I got from the Chamber Of Commerce. You should be able to get their address >of the Sauk Cty. web site. If not, let me know and I'll send it to you. > >There are 2 History Of Sauk County books. One was published in 1880 and the >other in 1918. The one from 1880is available from Higginson Books, Salem, >MAss. They have a web site. The one from1918, I have a copy that belongs to >my cousin but I have not been able to locate a place to buy it. The 1880 is >826 pages and the other is 2 books and is 1128 pages. Neither has a very >good index. > >In the 1880, I found a Dr Koch in Baraboo married to Anna Palm. In the 1918, >I found Ed Baer, married to Cora Lesuer and a Sam. P. Searle, married to >Constantine Welch. If thse are who you are looking for, please let me know. > >Good luck. >John > >---------- >>From: Julie Edwards <jedwards@umich.edu> >>To: WISAUK-L@rootsweb.com >>Subject: Re: [WISAUK] Blackhawk Cemetary, Troy, Sauk Co >>Date: Tue, Sep 21, 1999, 10:00 AM >> > >> Hi Kathy, >> Thanks for this info. Perhaps that is why I have not been able to find >> any leads. Early info that I have of this family, if I remember it >> correctly, mentions a farm in Honey Creek, and also the town of Franklin. >> Both are said to be in Sauk County, but I only find present day cities >> with these names over near Milwaukee to the east. >> >> Are there any maps online that would have the boundaries of WI counties in >> the mid to late 1800's? I am wondering if perhaps Sauk county was larger >> then, or something. >> >> Thanks, Julie >> >> On Mon, 20 Sep 1999, Parkinson wrote: >> >>> Julie, >>> >>> Troy is not in Sauk Co, it is in Walworth Co! >>> >>> Kathy >>> >>> >>> At 11:27 PM 09/20/1999 -0400, you wrote: >>> >I have recently been told that Johann J(acob?) WINTERMANTEL and his wife >>> >Salome were buried in Blackhawk Cemetary, Troy, Sauk Co., WI. I have not >>> >been able to find this cemetary listed anywhere and wondered if anyone has >>> >an address or phone number for this cemetary. >>> > >>> >Thanks, >>> >Julie Schmiedlin Edwards >>> > >>> > >>> >==== WISAUK Mailing List ==== >>> >http://www.rootsweb.com/~wisauk >>> > >>> > >>> >>> >>> ==== WISAUK Mailing List ==== >>> http://www.rootsweb.com/~wisauk >>> >> >> >> ==== WISAUK Mailing List ==== >> http://www.rootsweb.com/~wisauk >> >> > > >==== WISAUK Mailing List ==== >http://www.rootsweb.com/~wisauk > >

Hi Julie. I'll answer 2 of your post with 1 letter. honey Creek, Franklin & Troy are in Sauk County. I have a map of the county here in front of me that I got from the Chamber Of Commerce. You should be able to get their address of the Sauk Cty. web site. If not, let me know and I'll send it to you. There are 2 History Of Sauk County books. One was published in 1880 and the other in 1918. The one from 1880is available from Higginson Books, Salem, MAss. They have a web site. The one from1918, I have a copy that belongs to my cousin but I have not been able to locate a place to buy it. The 1880 is 826 pages and the other is 2 books and is 1128 pages. Neither has a very good index. In the 1880, I found a Dr Koch in Baraboo married to Anna Palm. In the 1918, I found Ed Baer, married to Cora Lesuer and a Sam. P. Searle, married to Constantine Welch. If thse are who you are looking for, please let me know. Good luck. John ---------- >From: Julie Edwards <jedwards@umich.edu> >To: WISAUK-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [WISAUK] Blackhawk Cemetary, Troy, Sauk Co >Date: Tue, Sep 21, 1999, 10:00 AM > > Hi Kathy, > Thanks for this info. Perhaps that is why I have not been able to find > any leads. Early info that I have of this family, if I remember it > correctly, mentions a farm in Honey Creek, and also the town of Franklin. > Both are said to be in Sauk County, but I only find present day cities > with these names over near Milwaukee to the east. > > Are there any maps online that would have the boundaries of WI counties in > the mid to late 1800's? I am wondering if perhaps Sauk county was larger > then, or something. > > Thanks, Julie > > On Mon, 20 Sep 1999, Parkinson wrote: > >> Julie, >> >> Troy is not in Sauk Co, it is in Walworth Co! >> >> Kathy >> >> >> At 11:27 PM 09/20/1999 -0400, you wrote: >> >I have recently been told that Johann J(acob?) WINTERMANTEL and his wife >> >Salome were buried in Blackhawk Cemetary, Troy, Sauk Co., WI. I have not >> >been able to find this cemetary listed anywhere and wondered if anyone has >> >an address or phone number for this cemetary. >> > >> >Thanks, >> >Julie Schmiedlin Edwards >> > >> > >> >==== WISAUK Mailing List ==== >> >http://www.rootsweb.com/~wisauk >> > >> > >> >> >> ==== WISAUK Mailing List ==== >> http://www.rootsweb.com/~wisauk >> > > > ==== WISAUK Mailing List ==== > http://www.rootsweb.com/~wisauk > >

Hi Kathy, Thanks for this info. Perhaps that is why I have not been able to find any leads. Early info that I have of this family, if I remember it correctly, mentions a farm in Honey Creek, and also the town of Franklin. Both are said to be in Sauk County, but I only find present day cities with these names over near Milwaukee to the east. Are there any maps online that would have the boundaries of WI counties in the mid to late 1800's? I am wondering if perhaps Sauk county was larger then, or something. Thanks, Julie On Mon, 20 Sep 1999, Parkinson wrote: > Julie, > > Troy is not in Sauk Co, it is in Walworth Co! > > Kathy > > > At 11:27 PM 09/20/1999 -0400, you wrote: > >I have recently been told that Johann J(acob?) WINTERMANTEL and his wife > >Salome were buried in Blackhawk Cemetary, Troy, Sauk Co., WI. I have not > >been able to find this cemetary listed anywhere and wondered if anyone has > >an address or phone number for this cemetary. > > > >Thanks, > >Julie Schmiedlin Edwards > > > > > >==== WISAUK Mailing List ==== > >http://www.rootsweb.com/~wisauk > > > > > > > ==== WISAUK Mailing List ==== > http://www.rootsweb.com/~wisauk >

Hi Julie I have a copy of Volume I of the Cemetery Inscriptions of Sauk County. Also have all other volumes. In Volume 1, page 92, there is the following WINTERMANTEL John J. August 28, 1799-Dece. 23, 1879 Salome March 1, 1800 - June 30, 1883 Father 1832-1916 (Father (no name given - GAR) Mother 1837-1915 Mother no name given William d. July 12, 1891 27y 2m 22d Christian August 18, 1875-May 8, 1927 Also in Volume 1 SALEM CEMETERY in Town of Honey Creek, Sauk County - Douth of County PF WINTERMANTEL Infant - Child of Fred (no other information) If you want to email me with an address and/or fax #, I can make copies of the pertinent pages and get them to you. Ross Walker Milwaukee WI

There is (or was) a Honey Creek in Sauk Co. in the mid 1800's. My great grandmother Mary Murphy lived in Honey Creek, Sauk Co., WI if that helps any. Sue

Julie and List: Black Hawk Cemetery is located NW 1/4 NE 1/4, Section 8, T9N, R5E, Town of Troy, County of Suak, State of Wisconsin. East of Hwy "C" and south of its intersection with Hwy "O". This cemetery was inscribed in 1976, and this inscription is found in Volume 1 of "Cemetery Inscriptions of Sauk County, Wisconsin". A few years back I looked at a copy of this work at the Baraboo Public Library, 230 Fourth St., Baraboo, Wisconsin 53913. Dave Lossos

Julie, Troy is not in Sauk Co, it is in Walworth Co! Kathy At 11:27 PM 09/20/1999 -0400, you wrote: >I have recently been told that Johann J(acob?) WINTERMANTEL and his wife >Salome were buried in Blackhawk Cemetary, Troy, Sauk Co., WI. I have not >been able to find this cemetary listed anywhere and wondered if anyone has >an address or phone number for this cemetary. > >Thanks, >Julie Schmiedlin Edwards > > >==== WISAUK Mailing List ==== >http://www.rootsweb.com/~wisauk > >

To Lois Mogren -- Cynthia Brownell married Mr. Rollson/Rowlinson/Rawlston -- they had two daughters. Mr. Rollson/Rowlinson/Rawlson went to fight in the Turkish War and was at the siege of Tripoli under Commodore Bainbridge and was taken prisoner and exchanged. He heard his wife was dead (Cynthia) -- so didn't go home and re-married a lady near Philadelphia. Cynthia Brownell Rollson/Rowlinson/Rawlston -- supposed that her husband was dead and married Mr. Thomas Hill in 1807. They had three sons (Lafayette Hill was one) and Mr. Hill died in 1814. Lafayette Hill lived for a time near Portage City,WI. I know Cynthia Brownell Rollson/Rowlinson/Rawlston because she was the mother of Hannah Rawlston who married John Barry in Colchester, VT Cynthia is buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Reedsburg, Sauk County, WI -- no headstone remains. I have a Barry family history (written in the 1870's) which tells about Cynthia. Also, Cynthia's name is mentioned in the History of Sauk County (I have those pages) -- plus, she is mentioned in a few other county history books (regarding the Barry family). If you would like more information -- please feel free to e-mail me personally at boose@win.bright.net Regards, Colleen Hager City, Wisconsin

I have recently been told that Johann J(acob?) WINTERMANTEL and his wife Salome were buried in Blackhawk Cemetary, Troy, Sauk Co., WI. I have not been able to find this cemetary listed anywhere and wondered if anyone has an address or phone number for this cemetary. Thanks, Julie Schmiedlin Edwards

Hi, I am searching for information on Cynthia Brownell who married a Rowlinson, then Thomas Hill, and then remarried Rowlinson. I am told that she died in 1856 in Cooper Creek, Reedsburg, WI. Buried in Greenwood Cemetery. Does anyone know of this person? Is she listed in the History of Sauk Co? I would appreciate knowing anything or where I can look .My other Hills were in Baraboo and then to Hillsboro and some to Bloomer. Thanks so much, Lois Mogren

Hi Kathleen. My wife just gave me this info to see if you could help her. She was reading some about you grandfather in a History Of Sauk County, 1880. Her mother thinks that someone in the family married a Rohrlack. Here are the family names that she has; Luebkemann, Schulze,Heitman, Westerman. Also, Rev Rohrlack baptized her mom, Christel Schulze Foss, on 1906. He also married her grandmother, Emma Westerman and grandfather,Christof Friedrick Albert Schulze, plus many more. She's also quite sure her great grandfather, Henry Schulze helped build St Peter's. Almost forgot, my wife and I were married there in 1955. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, John ---------- >From: KGiusti639@aol.com >To: WISAUK-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [WISAUK] Reedsburg Churches >Date: Thu, Sep 16, 1999, 12:24 AM > > I saw the string on Reedsburg churches and I wanted to say my great great > grandfather was Rev. August Rohrlack, he was the Pastor at St. Peters > Lutheran Chruch from 1869 to 1909. I have seen many of his records from this > timeframe, and he was very precise about recording names of parents, and also > the original town from where they came. This can be especially helpful if you > know they came from Germany, but do not know the area. Good luck, Kathleen > > > ==== WISAUK Mailing List ==== > http://www.rootsweb.com/~wisauk > >