This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/2FC.2ACI/1701.1 Message Board Post: Thanks J. and A. for the data. To avoid duplication by others I'll repost it here. kb 1930 Census Behnke, Reinhardt (head of household) age: 60 age at first marriage: 33 place of birth: Wisconsin father's place of birth: Germany mother's place of birth: Germany occupation: saw, hand? industry: chair factory veteran: no Behnke, Denci?? (wife) - last two letters look like "le" age: 51 age at first marriage: 24 place of birth: Wisconsin father's place of birth: Wisconsin mother's place of birth: Wisconsin Behnke, Alice (daughter) age: 17 place of birth: Wisconsin father's place of birth: Wisconsin mother's place of birth: Wisconsin Behnke, George (son) age: 15 place of birth: Wisconsin father's place of birth: Wisconsin mother's place of birth: Wisconsin Behnke, Freddie (son) age: 13 place of birth: Wisconsin father's place of birth: Wisconsin mother's place of birth: Wisconsin Behnke, Arthur (grandson) age: 7 place of birth: Wisconsin father's place of birth: Wisconsin mother's place of birth: Wisconsin

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/2FC.2ACI/1701 Message Board Post: All should be living in the City of Sheboygan in 1930... Reinhart Behnke (age about 58, either 1-single/divorced; or 2-married to Julia Dencius; or 3-dead/not listed), Julia Dencius Zimmerman(n), (possible 3rd husband), Frederick Behnke (their son age 13?)(I'd like to see record of whom he was living with, presumed to be an orphan as mother may of disowned him). Thanks, Sincerely, Ken

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/2FC.2ACI/1700 Message Board Post: I am looking for information on a Maria DeSmidt b. 31 Mar 1823 in the Netherlands. She came to the U.S. with her family in 1848 and they settled in Sheboygan Co. In her brothers biography written about 1889 for the History of Sheboygan Co., he says she resides in the town of Holland, but does not mention her last name. I am assuming that she was married. Does anyone have any information on this woman?

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/2FC.2ACI/1581.2 Message Board Post: I am one of Adella Cardinahl's grand-daughters. Adella and my grandfather, Henry had two sons, Elroy and Donald. Elroy had no children that we know of. My father, Donald had ten children. As I read your message it caught my eye that you typed Minnie marrried a Novak. Minnie's real name is Lavina but goes by Minnie. I have keep some contact with my great Aunt Minnie (Lavina) since my marriage as of 1997. Do yo have infomation on my great-grandmother Minna Marie Lemke and her family tree information? Is there any inforamtion that I could give you? I have not yet check on yahoo for your info but will. Cara Elonen Nee:Cardinahl

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Surplice, Montgomery, Patterson, Ford, Black, Davie, Spencer, Alexander, Earl, Comstock, Sadler Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/2FC.2ACI/404.1 Message Board Post: Hi there, I would be interested if you have anything more on Mabel SURPLICE or her family. I would be interested as she is connected with my family. Thanks so much, Beth

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/2FC.2ACI/1523.1.22 Message Board Post: Hi Looking for a Herman August Behling born in Germany on Dec.29/1862 came to Canada settled in Kitchener/Waterloo Ontario died on Nov. 4/1932 in Kitchener Ontario Canada. He is my great grandfather. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks Pam

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Hanlon, Blake Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/2816/2FC.2ACI/645.1 Message Board Post: My great grandfather was Felix Hanlon. He lived in the Mitchell, Stratford, Clinton area. He married Catherine Blake and my grandmother, Catherine Hanlon was one of six or seven children - Richard, Martin, Philip, etc. One married a Dean and lived in Goderich, Martin became Senator in Michigan, Philip lived in upstate New York. Realizing your message is old but any connection?

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/2FC.2ACI/1699.1 Message Board Post: If you contact me directly, I can look up the information for you. I plan on making a trip to the R. of D. tomorrow to look up some information for a few other researchers. If you can make contact with me tonight, I will make sure I have the details straight and will look for you. If we can't connect before I leave tomorrow, then I will add you to my list for the next trip.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/2FC.2ACI/1699 Message Board Post: Anyone have more information on this couple: Unknown Zimmerman married Julia Dencius (or Dences) Hibbard, 1930-1940's, Sheboygan WI. She died 1948. Julia's first husband was Albert Juedes, ending in his death 1899. Julia's second husband was Reinhard Behnke, ending in divorce? 1920-30's? Julia's third husband was Unknown Zimmerman, 1920-1940's.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/2FC.2ACI/1698 Message Board Post: Re: Jonathan Leavitt Magoon, Charles David Magoon, David Henry Magoon (McGoon), Lewis Magoon, Simeon Magoon, Harriet Bray, John Bray McGoon, Delila Francis, Delila Ives, Levi Francis, Marble Family. Stanstead, Quebec, CAN; Phelps, Ontario Co, NY; Kirtland, Ohio; Chagrin, Ohio; Sheboygan County, Wisconsin; Allamakee County, Iowa. For a few years now we've been trying to connect David Henry McGoon, b. 1 Feb 1813, Stanstead, Quebec, CAN to his parents. There is some speculation his father is Simeon son of Jonathan Leavitt Magoon (b. 1 Jun 1755), but there is more speculation that he is the son of Charles David also a son of Jonathan Leavitt Magoon. 1] A speculation is that Charles David was married to a part or whole-bloodied Indian by the name of Harriet Bray. Harriet could be first or middle name. We do know that many Brays lived in the area of where David Henry settled (Allamakee County, Iowa) and David Henry even named one of his children John Bray McGoon, but we've yet to marriage-connect a Bray to a Magoon. If Charles David is the father we are fairly sure he died about 1814. We are fairly sure his mother remarried but have no idea to whom and if they were with David in Ohio, Wisconsin and then Iowa. 2] Much research has been done on David Henry and much of it is pretty well validated. We don't know where David Henry was from 1813 until 1832 when we find him in Ohio. It appears Lewis Magoon is also there. David Henry leaves Ohio for Wisconsin in mid-1840's then on to Iowa just before 1860 where he stayed until his death in 1891. It appears again that Lewis Magoon is in this area with him. 3] David's wife was Delila FRANCIS (2nd wife). Her father Levi is in Phelps, Ontario Co, NY along with the MARBLE's, Delila's mother's maiden name. The FRANCIS family and many from the MARBLE family end up in Ohio in the area where David Henry is. We do not know if they met there or if their relationship began back in Ontario Co, NY. Some FRANCIS and MARBLE family members also end up in Allamakee County, IA. If anyone has any information which would update what we have or provide any possible connections to the family names mentioned, I would certainly appreciate your help. Sincerely, Mike Peterson

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Logan Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/2FC.2ACI/1697.1 Message Board Post: David, My research shows that James & Catherine (Weeks) Logan just had one child, this being William. I have located William on the 1920 & 1930 Census: 1920 US Census - Grosse Pointe, Wayne County, Michigan. William Logan household, 795 Lakepoint [sp?], Enumeration District 727, Sheet 3A, Dwelling 45, Family 59. 1930 US Census - Akron, Summit County, Ohio. William A. Logan household, 171 West State Street, Enumeration District 77-42, Sheet 5A, Dwelling 63, Family 104. The 1930 Census shows William A. Logan (age 51, born in Wisconsin, Father born in GA, Mother born in MA) as the head of the household, he is employed as a Securities salesman; Louise M. Logan (age 45, born in Ohio, Father born in Austria, Mother born in Germany) as William's wife; Howard E. Logan (age 27, born in Ohio, Father born in WI, Mother born in OH) as William's son. Howard is working as a credit manager for a store. The information from the 1920 census shows the same household composition, and the information I could read is in agreement with the 1930 census. The 1920 census was hard to read and I was unable to make out the occupations of William & Howard.

Re: Jonathan Leavitt Magoon, Charles David Magoon, David Henry Magoon (McGoon), Lewis Magoon, Simeon Magoon, Harriet Bray, John Bray McGoon, Delila Francis, Delila Ives, Levi Francis, Marble Family. Stanstead, Quebec, CAN; Phelps, Ontario Co, NY; Kirtland, Ohio; Chagrin, Ohio; Sheboygan County, Wisconsin; Allamakee County, Iowa. For a few years now we've been trying to connect David Henry McGoon, b. 1 Feb 1813, Stanstead, Quebec, CAN to his parents. There is some speculation his father is Simeon son of Jonathan Leavitt Magoon (b. 1 Jun 1755), but there is more speculation that he is the son of Charles David also a son of Jonathan Leavitt Magoon. 1] A speculation is that Charles David was married to a part or whole-bloodied Indian by the name of Harriet Bray. Harriet could be first or middle name. We do know that many Brays lived in the area of where David Henry settled (Allamakee County, Iowa) and David Henry even named one of his children John Bray McGoon, but we've yet to marriage-connect a Bray to a Magoon. If Charles David is the father we are fairly sure he died about 1814. We are fairly sure his mother remarried but have no idea to whom and if they were with David in Ohio, Wisconsin and then Iowa. 2] Much research has been done on David Henry and much of it is pretty well validated. We don't know where David Henry was from 1813 until 1832 when we find him in Ohio. It appears Lewis Magoon is also there. David Henry leaves Ohio for Wisconsin in mid-1840's then on to Iowa just before 1860 where he stayed until his death in 1891. It appears again that Lewis Magoon is in this area with him. 3] David's wife was Delila FRANCIS (2nd wife). Her father Levi is in Phelps, Ontario Co, NY along with the MARBLE's, Delila's mother's maiden name. The FRANCIS family and many from the MARBLE family end up in Ohio in the area where David Henry is. We do not know if they met there or if their relationship began back in Ontario Co, NY. Some FRANCIS and MARBLE family members also end up in Allamakee County, IA. If anyone has any information which would update what we have or provide any possible connections to the family names mentioned, I would certainly appreciate your help. Sincerely, Mike Peterson

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/2FC.2ACI/1696.1 Message Board Post: David, I can look this up for you, I should be able to get to it today.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Logan Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/2FC.2ACI/1697 Message Board Post: James M. Logan b. 1847 married Catherine L. Weeks (or Wicks) b. 1846. They moved from Union Co., GA to Sheboygan WI. There they had at least one child, a boy, they named William A. Logan b. 1879. I am searching for descendents of this family. I would like to share genealogical information. Thanks.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: LOGAN, WEEKS, WICKS Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/2FC.2ACI/1696 Message Board Post: I am requesting that someone do an obituary lookup for me in the county of Sheboygan WI. I live in Tennessee and do not know what newspapers to search. The person is Katherine L. Logan (nee Wicks or Weeks.) She died 23 Oct 1925. She spent the last two years or so of her life in the Anna M. Reiss Home in Sheboygan. This is a nursing home. She died there. Her husband was James M. Logan, and she had a son named William A. Logan. Thanks.

At 09:32 PM 1/1/2003 -0700, you wrote: >This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > >Classification: Query > >Message Board URL: > >http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/2FC.2ACI/73.149 > >Message Board Post: > >Mary, I am a great-great grandson of the Gerritt Van Liere in your >listing. He was drafted into the 34th Wisconsin on November 15, 1862 at >Madison, Wisconsin, at 40 years of age. He was in Camp Randall, Wisconsin >December 19 and in April was on the Mississippi River near Memphis as part >of a guard contingent guarding Union forts in the area. I do not believe >he and his unit saw much if any fighting. He was mustered out of the unit >September 8, 1863 at Milwaukee. I believe a second cousin of mine who >lives on the Eastern Shore of Virginia has his CW Musket. >I have copies of the muster roll, which I made here in Washington, DC at >the National Archives...most of those you are looking for should also be >available on Microfiche or Microfilm there for copying. His muster out >settlement says "drawn since enlistment: $35.48"...not sure what that >represented. The handwriting and signatures of the company clerks are >quite legible. It is interesting to note that his name appears on the >rosters as Gerhard, Gerritt and Gerard. My father's middle name was >Gerard, after him. The last name went from Van Lier to Vonleir, back to >Van Lier to Van Leir to Van Liere to Van Lier again. We have always >spelled it as Van Liere. >Gerard emigrated to the US in about 1852 with a wife and two children >after a harrowing sea voyage in which the mast snapped in a storm and >twins were born and died on the ship. He wrote a neat testimony to God's >Providence about these experiences, noting especially leaving his wife and >children in His Care on the 'frontier' while away to the Civil War. >Let me know if there is anything more that would help. > >Regards, >Dennis Van Liere

For those of you who don't know: The Kathleen Gariety killed in Yemin had Mitchell, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin ties. Below is the press release from The Milwaukee Sentinel and a shortened family tree created by Mrs. Lorraine (Gariety) Richtig Associated Press Published Dec. 30, 2002 GAR31 MILWAUKEE - Kathleen Gariety's family had tried to persuade her to stay in Wisconsin this summer, but the Baptist aid worker from suburban Wauwatosa had insisted on returning to Yemen. Gariety, 53, was among three Americans shot and killed Monday by a suspected Muslim extremist at the Yemeni hospital where they worked. ``We tried hard to get her to stay home,'' said her brother, Jerome J. Gariety Jr. of Colgate. ``She wouldn't hear of that.'' His sister's work and her love for the local children she helped there gave her reason to return, he said. Gariety was killed when an attacker entered a room in the hospital where she was meeting with other workers, according to the Southern Baptist International Mission Board. Also killed were hospital director William Koehn, 60, of Arlington, Texas, and Dr. Martha Myers, 57, of Montgomery, Ala. Gariety's sister, Mary Naylor of Oconomowoc, said she always feared something would happen to her sister in Yemen, but she had worried it would take place outside the hospital compound. ``It's just so hard to believe - not unexpected, but hard,'' Naylor said. The family last saw Gariety for six weeks during the summer, when they tried hard to get her to remain in Wisconsin. Gariety, born and raised a Catholic, had once thought of becoming a nun. Instead, she became a Baptist in the 1980s after meeting a minister in Michigan, where she managed a college bookstore, her family said. She joined the Southern Baptist International Mission Board in 1992 and was assigned to the Jibla Baptist Hospital in southern Yemen later that year as a purchasing agent. The family worried for her safety but understood her desire to undertake the aid work. ``She really felt fulfilled in her life,'' Jerome Gariety said. ``This is where the Lord wanted her, and He comes number one.'' Kathleen Gariety graduated from Pius High School in the Milwaukee area in 1967. According to the Pius XI Journal, the school's yearbook, she was involved in Mission Club, Future Teachers of America and the Pep Club, said Chris Schulteis, the school's director of institutional advancement. Gariety earned a bachelor of fine arts degree in art in 1972 from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, said Karla Ashenhurst, a spokeswoman for the college. Gariety did some graduate work at the university over three or four semesters ``here and there'' but did not finish her master's degree, Ashenhurst said. Here is a short family tree for Kathy Gariety: Patrick Geraghty & Bridget Kelly B: 1850 in Ireland B: 1833 in Ireland D: 1899 in Mitchell They had: Edward Gariety & Emma Naughton B: 4 July 1866 B: 30 January 1870 D: 1 April 1925 D: 21 June 1947 Their children were: 1. Frances Lorraine Gariety (Lorraine) B: 13 January 19-1 M: Isadore (Rick) Richtig 2. Edward Gariety B: 19 April 1905 D: 2 October 1984 M: 1st Gordelia Burke 2nd Inez Stenson 3. Vera Mary Gariety B: 5 June 1906 M: John Slattery 4. Patricia Gariety B: 8 March 1912 D: 12 March 1912 5. Jerome Gariety B: 12 April 1914 M: Mary McLees D: 2 November 1991 Children of Jerome Gariety & Mary McLees: 1. Mary Gariety M: Dan Naylor 2. Kathleen Ann Gariety B: 14 October 1949 in Milwaukee D: December 2002 in Yemin 3. Jerome Gariety M: Donna Dropp 4. Patricia Gariety

Hi Listers, It has been a busy two months for the Sheboygan Website. Still more needs to be added, but here is an update of what has been added in November & December of 2002. If you have any questions, please feel free to e-mail and ask, May all of you have great success with your genealogical brick walls in 2003, Debie Blindauer For those of you who are new to the mailing lists, below is the url to the Sheboygan site: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sheboygan/ AOL Users: <a href="http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sheboygan/">http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sheboygan/</a> Anniversary Write-ups ----------------------- Crosby, Mr. & Mrs. Patrick {Murphy} Gilboy, Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kohlman, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Phalen, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bio ---- Lutz, T. C. Census ---------- 1870 Town of Herman Census {47 out of 57 Pages} Family Photos -------------- Beisser, Edith Hulda {Hoffmann} Beisser, Frederick T. Beisser, Rev. F. W. at the Alter, Thanksgiving 1924 Beisser, Rev. Friedrich Wilhelm Beisser, Rev. Gottlieb Hoffman, William & Hulda's Wedding {2 Photos} Hoffmann, Fred Hoffmann, Fred & Elisabeth {Family} Hoffmann, Geo & Alvina Family Tree ------------- Maryann Coleman's Tree History -------- Brief History of Parnell Land Assessment ------------------ 1864 Town of Mitchell Land & Tax / Personal Property --------------------------------- 1864 Town Mitchell Personal Property Roll 1890 Town Mitchell Tax Roll Town of Mitchell - Marks, Brands & Chattel Mortgages News -------- 1901 Plymouth Senior Graduation Program Cascade News April 9, 1910 Dr. Brogan Charged with Manslaughter Glenbeulah Tidbits Harkins, Catherine {100th Birthday celebration} Heirs to Millions Held Captive By An Indian Kate V. Lindsay's Dance Card Mitchell News December 5, 1895 Mitchell Tidbits Murphy Family Reunion Our Lady of Angels Parish 125th Anniversary Parnell Reunion Plymouth Reporter - April 9, 1910 Plymouth Reporter - December 2, 1897 Plymouth Reporter - January 8, 1898 Plymouth Review - April 2, 1910 President Abraham Lincoln St. Michael's College St. Michaels First Christmas Mass Walsh, William Ward, Mrs. Margaret Refuses to be called Old Wierman Family Reunion Obits ------- Beisser, Edith Hulda Beisser, Rev. Friedrich Wilhelm Beisser, Rev. Gottlieb Cluff, Ella Collins, William Thomas Donath, Arthur J. Ford, Benjamin Ford, Bennie R. Ford, Caleb Ford, Martha Ford, Mary Ford, Selmer Ford, Thomas Gallagher, James Gartman, Elisa Gartman, Elsie Gartmann, Henry C. Gaynor, Mathew Haen, {Mrs.} William Haen, Raymond Haen, Ruth Haen, William Heisdorf, Adolph P. Heisdorf, Helen Kaiser, Mary Kaiser, Melissa Keating, Elizabeth Kennedy, Catherine Keyes, Bridget Kilcoin, Mary J. Koehler, Harriet Haase Koene, {Mrs.} Peter Koene, Peter Kolb, Lydia Lamb, Florence Lamb, Mrs. Thomas Lamb, Thomas Lavell, Mrs. Jas. Leahy, Mary Leonard, Dolores Leonard, John Leonard, John Lindsay, Agnes Lindsay, Bernard Lindsay, Florence Lindsay, George Lindsay, John Lindsay, Mary Lindsay, Maurice Lindsay, Robert Lindsay, Theresa Lindsay, Thomas Long, Robert Long, William J. Lynch, H. Lynch, John Madden, Jennie Madden, Mrs. John Madden, Thomas Mangan, Anna Mangan, Anna {Mrs. John} Mangan, Anna {Mrs. William} Mangan, Henry G. Mangan, John Mangan, Katie {Mrs. James} Mangan, Martin Mangan, Mrs. John Manley, John Manley, William Mattingly, Mary McBride, Anna McBride, Anne McBride, Con McBride, Cornelius McBride, Ellen McBride, John P. McDermott, Julia McDonald, Andrew McDonnell, Andrew McDonnell, Mary McDonnell, Mary {Mrs. Andrew} McGee, Thomas McGrain, Peter McKinley, George B. McLaughlin, Catherine McLaughlin, H. W. McLaughlin, John McMullen, Alexander McMurphy, Harley R. McMurphy, Henry W. McMurphy, John McMurphy, Mary A. McNair, Margaret McNair, Matty McNicholas, Francis McNicholas, Frank McNicholas, P. H. McNicholas, Thomas Mugan, Bridget Mugan, John Mugan, Mrs. Mugan, William Murphy, Anna Murphy, Bernard Wilbur Murphy, Catherine Murphy, Daniel Murphy, Dorothy Murphy, Edward Murphy, Elizabeth Murphy, Francis J. Murphy, John Murphy, Julia {Mrs. John} Murphy, Julia {Mrs. Peter} Murphy, Mrs. J. T. Murphy, Mrs. John Murphy, Mrs. William Murphy, Patrick Murphy, Peter Murphy, Peter H. Murphy, Thomas Murray, Agnes Murray, Bridget Murray, James Murray, John Murray, Mrs. John Murray, Thomas Naughton, Anthony Naughton, John Naughton, Mary Nicholson, Kate Ninnemann, Robert R. Nolan, Mary O'Brien, Daniel O'Brien, M. H. O'Brien, Margaret O'Brien, Mary O'Brien, Nellie O'Connell, Daniel C. {Dr.} O'Connell, J. H. O'Connell, James O'Connell, James E. {Dr.} O'Connell, John O'Connell, John {Mrs.} O'Connell, William O'Connor, John O'Connor, Michael O'Connor, Michael {Mrs.} O'Hara, Frank O'Hara, James O'Hara, James {11 years} O'Hara, Kate O'Hearn, John M. O'Hearn, Mary {Mrs. Edward} O'Hearn, Mary {Mrs. John} O'Malley, Jerry O'Malley, John O'Reilly, Julia O'Reilly, Mary Ogle, Esther A. Phalen, Richard Plant, George Plantt, Robert Prindiville, Maurice Prindiville, Michael Reddington, Anthony Sr. Reddington, James Reding, Ardella M. Reding, Karin Reding Reding, Raphael F. Reding, Virginia Baumann Reilly, John Reilly, Michael Reis, Henry Reiss, Marie Riordan, Dennis Roberts, Margaret Rodden, Michael Rooney, Catherine Rooney, Elizabeth Rooney, Ellen Rooney, James Rooney, James P. Rooney, John J. Rooney, Thomas J. Royce, Elwin SauVe, Fannie Schlenter, Ernest Schnofkie, Ernest Schultz, Alice Martha Shea, Mrs. Miles Siegworth, Alois M. Siegworth, Frank C. Siegworth, James Andrew Skelton, Joseph E. Skelton, Mrs. Robert Skelton, Mrs. William Skelton, Robert Slattery, Catherine Slattery, Frances Slattery, John Slattery, John Slattery, John L. Slattery, Martha Slattery, Michael F. Slattery, Thomas Smiley, Samuel H. Smith, Charles Smith, Donna Ann Smith, Geo Smith, Harry Smith, Irene Smith, Margaret Smith, Rodger Smith, Roger Sprangers, Matthew H. Stoltzmann, Dellie Streblow, Helen Sullivan, John J. Uplegger, Henry Walsh, Katherine Warden, Martin Webb, John S. Widder, Edgar J. Widder, Hildegarde S. Wedding Write-ups -------------------- Baumann, Virginia Beisser, Fred w/photo Gruenke, Helen Heisdorf, Bernice Hoffmann, Edith w/photo Nickel, Ruth Reding, Raphael Frank Reding, Wallace Siegwarth, Ardella Marie Siegworth, Frank A. Siegworth, Roger Skarda, Raymond

Hi List, Just wanted to take the time to wish each and everyone a Happy & Healthy New Year! May all of your dreams come true, Debie

At 10:07 PM 12/30/2002 -0700, you wrote: >This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > >Surnames: HEIDEMAN, HORNECK, LEONARD >Classification: Query > >Message Board URL: > >http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/2FC.2ACI/168.282.2 > >Message Board Post: > >One branch of the Heideman family can be found in the Schleswig Township >of Manitowoc County in Wisconsin. Otto C. Heideman (b. 1885) married >Frieda Katharina Horneck (a descendant of George Leonard) and resided on a >farm on the south side of Cedar Lake for many years. Members of the >family still reside in the area.