Thank you John. I got one e-mail back from someone and they wanted $15.00 per hour plus copy cost. I can't afford that as I am on a fixed income. Sincerely Evelyn ----- Original Message ----- From: John Phillips <johnandjoyce@earthlink.net> To: <WISAUK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, August 07, 1999 9:46 AM Subject: Re: [WISAUK-L] records in Sauk Co WI > Evelyn, you might try emailing Cathy Waddell at the sauk County historical > Soc. Her address is ;schist@shopstop.net. They have a lot of records there > and are very helpful. > > John > > ---------- > >From: "Evelyn Sell" <esell@inreach.com> > >To: WISAUK-L@rootsweb.com > >Subject: [WISAUK-L] records in Sauk Co WI > >Date: Fri, Aug 6, 1999, 6:43 PM > > > > > I would like to know if there is a volunteer there who will look up some > > records for me at the Sauk Co. Courthouse. > > I would like copies of the original land records for Isaac Jay. > > I believe he got Land from the government. I would also like to have > > copies of any other records found on Isaac or his family. > > Isaac was a Quaker. Please let me know > > Thanks > > Evelyn in CA > > > > > > ==== WISAUK Mailing List ==== > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~wisauk > > > > > > > ==== WISAUK Mailing List ==== > http://www.rootsweb.com/~wisauk > >

Evelyn, you might try emailing Cathy Waddell at the sauk County historical Soc. Her address is ;schist@shopstop.net. They have a lot of records there and are very helpful. John ---------- >From: "Evelyn Sell" <esell@inreach.com> >To: WISAUK-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [WISAUK-L] records in Sauk Co WI >Date: Fri, Aug 6, 1999, 6:43 PM > > I would like to know if there is a volunteer there who will look up some > records for me at the Sauk Co. Courthouse. > I would like copies of the original land records for Isaac Jay. > I believe he got Land from the government. I would also like to have > copies of any other records found on Isaac or his family. > Isaac was a Quaker. Please let me know > Thanks > Evelyn in CA > > > ==== WISAUK Mailing List ==== > http://www.rootsweb.com/~wisauk > >

I would like to know if there is a volunteer there who will look up some records for me at the Sauk Co. Courthouse. I would like copies of the original land records for Isaac Jay. I believe he got Land from the government. I would also like to have copies of any other records found on Isaac or his family. Isaac was a Quaker. Please let me know Thanks Evelyn in CA

Surnames: LAVALIE LAVALLEE LAVALLEY MARTINDALE Submitter: Ann Lavalie (alschar@aol.com) Date: 06 Aug 1999 Would like any info re: Alexander B Lavalie (Lavalleee,Lavalley) born 2/25/1836 Bedford, Quebec, died 12/19/03 Galva, ND migrated to Sauk County married Amelia Martindale~1858, 8 children, 3 survived to adults Mary L Jackson, Corey Matteson & Wm E(that's where I come in), owned property (6/1870-9/1894) SE of Valton (Woodland Township. Maybe a 2nd marriage to a Mary b. 1849 d. 2/16/85 shortly after child birth. Nothing known about Alex before that, any help via marriage certificates, propery deed etc would happily be received. Thank-you is advance Ann

The History of Reedsburg and the Upper Baraboo Valley has information about Austin Seeley and his wife who came to Reedsburg in January, 1849. Morris E. Seeley is listed as moving to Reedsburg also in 1849. I happen to have copies of some of the pages of the History of Reedsburg that mention Seeley. The Historical Society has a copy of the entire book. Let me know if these are the Seeley's that you are looking for. Regards, Colleen

Hello, Does anyone have any information on the Steinbrink, Seeley, Abel, or Lamb families from North Freedom and Baraboo. My great grandparents were Wm Steinbrink and Edna Seeley. His parents were Frederick Steinbrink and Lizzie Abel; Her parents were Daniel Seeley and Mary Lamb. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Jeremy Kaus Coleman, Wisconsin _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

Try this site for volunteers to do obit lookups in any state: <http://members.aol.com/sjhcamp/index.html> or join the obit mail list at: OBIT-LOOKUPS-L.. for lookups where there is no volunteer. And PLEASE offer to do lookups in your area... Andie in SD <bunnyden@sunrisenet.com> -----Original Message----- From: Phyllis Dearborn <pdear@bankpds.com> To: WISAUK-L@rootsweb.com <WISAUK-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, July 07, 1999 10:30 PM Subject: Re: [WISAUK-L] Re: Newspaper Question >At 07:22 AM 7/7/99 EDT, you wrote: >>I don't believe I forgot to include that it's the Baraboo/North Freedom area >>of Sauk County I need newspaper names for. >> >>Guess I need another cup of coffee. >> >>Thanks, >>Sue >> >>Sue; > >The Baraboo News Republic,Baraboo, Wi was in operation for all the years >you listed and is still published today. It is a weekly newspaper. >> >

Sue asked: > Does anyone know what newspaper was in operation in the following years. I > put all the years because I'm not sure if the same paper would have been in > operation for each time period. I'm going to the library tomorrow and wanted > to know which newspapers I need to search for obituaries. Sue, If you don't find what you need at your local library, the State Historical Society of Wisconsin has microfilm of just about all the newspapers in Wisconsin, and they participate in interlibrary loan. I live in CT and obtained microfilm of the Sauk City Pionier Presse (in German) from them through my local library. Hope this helps, Kathy Lenerz

Sue asked: > Does anyone know what newspaper was in operation in the following years. I > put all the years because I'm not sure if the same paper would have been in > operation for each time period. I'm going to the library tomorrow and wanted > to know which newspapers I need to search for obituaries. Sue, If you don't find what you need at your local library, the State Historical Society of Wisconsin has microfilm of just about all the newspapers in Wisconsin, and they participate in interlibrary loan. I live in CT and obtained microfilm of the Sauk City Pionier Presse (in German) from them through my local library. Hope this helps, Kathy Lenerz > 1892 > 1919 > 1920 > 1927 > 1930 > 1933 > 1935

Kathy, Thanks for the advice. I asked the librarian in the genealogy department and she has sent requests for the obits. Sue

No, the Baraboo News Republic is not a weekly paper. It is a daily paper still being published Monday through Saturday but has gone by other names as well as there were other papers, Baraboo Daily News, New Republic, Baraboo Republic, Baraboo Weekly News (news came out of the daily papers) and there was also a Baraboo Evening News. Also during that time, off & on, there was a Sauk County Democrat and it also went by various names. During the turn of the century there were up to 4 papers published in Baraboo. North Freedom was also covered by the Reedsburg Free Press and the Reedsburg Times. Kathy Waddell, Archivist Sauk County Historical Society -----Original Message----- From: Phyllis Dearborn <pdear@bankpds.com> To: WISAUK-L@rootsweb.com <WISAUK-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, July 07, 1999 10:15 PM Subject: Re: [WISAUK-L] Re: Newspaper Question >At 07:22 AM 7/7/99 EDT, you wrote: >>I don't believe I forgot to include that it's the Baraboo/North Freedom area >>of Sauk County I need newspaper names for. >> >>Guess I need another cup of coffee. >> >>Thanks, >>Sue >> >>Sue; > >The Baraboo News Republic,Baraboo, Wi was in operation for all the years >you listed and is still published today. It is a weekly newspaper. >> > >

At 07:22 AM 7/7/99 EDT, you wrote: >I don't believe I forgot to include that it's the Baraboo/North Freedom area >of Sauk County I need newspaper names for. > >Guess I need another cup of coffee. > >Thanks, >Sue > >Sue; The Baraboo News Republic,Baraboo, Wi was in operation for all the years you listed and is still published today. It is a weekly newspaper. >

Sue, Are you going to the Baraboo Library? If so they have an index of all the obits marriages etc, for the various papers. Baraboo Republic,Baraboo News, and Baraboo News Republic are the names that come to mind. articles I have: 1888- Baraboo Republic; 1926-Baraboo Daily News; 1938-Baraboo News Republic. Happy Hunting, Kathy (Sauk Co. Native-transplanted to Manitowoc Co) At 07:20 AM 7/7/99 EDT, you wrote: >Does anyone know what newspaper was in operation in the following years. I >put all the years because I'm not sure if the same paper would have been in >operation for each time period. I'm going to the library tomorrow and wanted >to know which newspapers I need to search for obituaries. > >1892 >1919 >1920 >1927 >1930 >1933 >1935 > > >Thanks >Sue > >

Kathy, No. I'm in Florida so will be going to our local library which is supposed to also have a very extensive genealogy section of the whole US. Thanks for you info Sue

I don't believe I forgot to include that it's the Baraboo/North Freedom area of Sauk County I need newspaper names for. Guess I need another cup of coffee. Thanks, Sue

Does anyone know what newspaper was in operation in the following years. I put all the years because I'm not sure if the same paper would have been in operation for each time period. I'm going to the library tomorrow and wanted to know which newspapers I need to search for obituaries. 1892 1919 1920 1927 1930 1933 1935 Thanks Sue

Well, I have another mystery to unravel regarding my Haskin, Brandt, Rabuck families of Sauk Co. Donna Lange sent this: "Ravina Lamora Haskin, wife of Frederick Rabuck, born 14 June 1844 in Indiana, died 26 Aug 1872, Sauk Co, WI. 1860 census LaValle Twp. Sauk Co., WI F. Rabuck, age 20, born in Germany L. Rabuck, age 16, born in Indiana Bellfine Rabuck, age 5 mos., born in Wis. ( I believe this is actually Delphine Lamora Rabuck who married Charles Wesley Lanphere in SD) Lenora Amelia Rabuck, died 15 Jan 1865, Sauk Co., WI., age 3y, 2 dys, daughter of F. and R.L. Rabuck" Frederick Rabuck is brother to my Sophia Marie Rabuck who married Frederick Brandt. To further complicate this line, Wallace Rowland Haskin, son of Samuel and Annie Haskin, married Mary Sophia Brandt, daughter of Frederick and Sophia Marie (Rabuck) Brandt. YIKES!!! I am trying to determine if Frederick Rabuck's wife, Ravina Lamora could be a daughter of Samuel and Annie (Woodling) Haskin. I am caught in a tangle. Would there be any records available that would give me the parents' names of Ravina Haskin. Any help appreciated. Dee Yeager dyeager@televar.com

I hope someone out there can give me a hand in finding my Haskin(s) and Woodling families. 1860 Census, Ironton, Sauk Co: S. Haskins, age 40, b. NY Ann Haskins, age 43, b. PA E.R. Haskins, age 14, b. Ind. W.R.. Haskins, age 6, b. Ind. 1870 Census, LaValle, Sauk Co: Samuel Haskin, age 50, HH, Dry Goods Ann Haskin, age 53, wife Wallace R., age 16, son Nancy Ann Bailey, age 17, adopted August Meyer, age 14, adopted Elisabeth Meyer, age 6, adopted 1850 Clark Co., IN shows a Samuel J. Haskins as being in incarcerated in the state prison for grand larceny. This could be Ann's husband as the age and place of birth is correct. But I can find no evidence of Ann living in that county in the census. I wonder where she was at? The E.R. listed in the 1860 census is Edwin R. Haskin., The W. R. is my gg-grandfather, Wallace Rowland Haskin who married Mary Sophia Brandt. They all made the move to Antelope County, though at different times, and are all buried there. Samuel and Annie moved to Antelope County, Nebraska around 1873. Both are buried at Millerboro Cemetery. If the death age is correct on their markers then I have the following dates for them: Samuel J. Haskin b. 20 May 1820, NY; d. 7 Jan 1892, Antelope Co., NE Annie Woodling, b. 26 Dec. 1817, PA; d. 1 Feb. 1882, Antelope Co., NE Ann is listed variously as Ann, Anna and Annie. Her grave marker has her middle initial as "R". This is the only place an R shows up. I have found an IGI Record and the LDS website for Anna Louella Woodling married Samuel Jenny Haskin 17 Oct. 1841 <south bend> St. Joseph County, Indiana. I don't know if this is correct as I can not find a marriage record for them in St. Joseph County, IN. Any help appreciated. Dee Yeager dyeager@televar.com

Surnames: KNABEL KNOEBEL KNAEBEL KNOBEL MAERTZ Submitter: Bill Korn (w.korn@worldnet.att.net) Date: 24 Jun 1999 Any information regarding Friedolin Knabel & Gertrude Maertz who lived in Sauk City and gave birth to Anna Mary Knabel on 15 Dec 1871. Knabel has various spelling, i.e. Knoebel, Knaebel & Knobel.

Hi gang, I heard from Kathy Waddell from Sauk County Historical Society and she concurred with what I thought and some of you also, that is, The contracted date, or the later date of the two, was the actual marriage date. I want to thank everyone for their help and posts in response to my inquiry. You are all a great bunch here! Thanks again. Murray in AZ