Hi Listers, I was sent a website that I thought was pretty neat. You can order copies of Naturalization records on-line. I also linked the website to the main WIGenweb page for Sheboygan county. Here's the url for those who are interested: http://www.uwm.edu/Dept/Library/arch/citizen.htm AOL Users: <a href="http://www.uwm.edu/Dept/Library/arch/citizen.htm">http://www.uwm.edu/Dept/Library/arch/citizen.htm</a> Happy Hunting, Debie

Hi Everyone, Randy Leonard, the person who originally told me of the book has taken the time to type alot of information out about the book, including a complete list of surnames. Please read this letter if you had been thinking of purchasing the book before you buy it. I am not out to sell a book for anyone, only trying to help fellow researchers in anyway possible. I feel alot better now knowing that no one will be blindsided buying a book they may never be able to use. Happy Hunting, Debie Blindauer History of Kiel The book is a paperback book of 8-1/2 " X 11" in size and 184 pages in length, plus an additional 16 pages of photos (2 photos/page). Each section of the book provides a narrative on the subject, typically pertaining to the people involved, the event and the location. The book essentially focuses on the city of Kiel, how it was founded, stories about the founders, its business and development, and the people of the community. There is little discussion of neighboring communities. Table of Contents First Man Arrives Speculators Purchase Land in Kiel Area Kiel's First Merchants Village of Kiel Supported Five Grain Elevators First Government Belitz Constucts Fremont House First Bridge Crossing Sheboygan River Plank Road Connects Kiel with Sheboygan Turnverein Society Kiel's First Brewery Gutheil Brewery Postal Service Belitz Enlist in Army Indian Problems Horse Race Track in Kiel Railroad comes to Kiel Start of the Manufacturing Era Manufacturing of Wooden Shoes Gristmill Constructed Kiel Woodenware Founded Brickyard Kiel Manufacturing Co. (A. A. Laun Furniture Company) Kiel's First Newspaper Fremont House Changes Ownership Kiel Applies for Incorporation as a Village Kiel's Largest Fire Fire Department Formed Steam-Powered Pump Purchased Telephone Service Water Sewer Electric First Bank Soda Bottling Factory Cigar Manufacturing Stoelting Brothers Company Automobiles Kiel to Have Hospital First Theater Kiel's 2ns Bank Original Fremont Hotel Destroyed by Fire Village Night Marshal Fatally Injured Hinzeville Kiel Incorporated as a City Kiel Fraunenverein Organized Kiel Building & Loan Association Founded Kiel Public Library New City Hall Kiel Pioneers Known as Music Lovers Airport, Auto Race Track Municipal Beach The Birth of Hingiss Park Great Depression Era Fire Department / Band Picnic H. G. Weber Company Locates in Kiel Stormy Winter Frank Shoe Company World War II Food Rationing Gasoline shortage Hanson Glove Factory Kiel's Most Tragic Accident Lake to Lake Dairy Kiel Celebrates Centennial Flouridation Referendum Disease Wipes out Kiel's elm Trees Harvest Queen Contest Kiel Historical Society Formed Kiel citizens Proud of Their Twelve Parks Kiel Schools First High School Annexation of Rural Schools History of Churches 2000 Industry in Kiel Update to Business Directory in Kiel Heritage Book Henry F. Belitz Belitz Volunteers for the Army Bits of Kiel History Village of Kiel Officials Kiel Mayors and Their Tenure of Office Kiel Aldermen Since 11/30/1920 City Council Presidents City Clerk City Attorney Justice of Peace Municipal Judge City Treasurers City Assessors County Supervisors Street Commissioners Marshal & Police Chiefs Fire Chiefs Kiel Firemen Memoriam Surnames Wittman, Heins, Dhein, Abel, Kurchival, Healy, Cole, Baus, Lindemann, Werdeo, Schoenborn, Krieger, Goeres, Greve, Belitz, Fichten, Schlichting, Mathes, Stoelting, Ruppenthal, Donath, Bredow, Hingiss, Zerler, Werle,, Reickert, Noll, Roeck, Mohr, Hanske, Struck, Fremy, Avery, Meiselwitz, Traeger, Puchner, Senglaub, Eller, Willihnganz, mesch, Lindner, DeHaas, Richter, fluhr, Broeckert, Matthaus, Meyer,, Hollensteiner, Tiedemann, Lammers, Rabe, Goettinger, Barth, Quinn, Pieper, Lulloff, Leonard, Dachsel, Dobbin, Dimler, Laun, Dassler, Klauck, Brickbauer, Duerrwaechter, Burmahln, Burkhardt, Jenaen, Brosius, Schaefer, Kurz, 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Damm, Eberling, Hutter, Miller, Jugenheimer, Stecker, Christel, Schreiber, Voelker, Schaller, Bahr, Steibel, Breckheimer, Orlieb, Stwart, Balz, Nett, Scheffel, Wriedt, Turba, Becker, Boettcher, Dissler, Grady, Hertel, Jens, Klaesner, Gotsche, Liffering, Mahlberg, Rach, Stemper, Stumpf, Teporten, Allinger, Engel, Schaller, Michels, Mog, Asmus, Neumann, Timm, Tamm, Wallman, Kaemmer, Lindsay, Oesau, Knepfel, Lenz, Fitzgerald, Detjen, Walsdorf, Petzold, Spettel Thiessen, Zwickey, Grabs, Meinardus, Lettenberger, Temme, Casper, Burgdorf, Murdock, Quast, Weber, Duecker, Wilkens, Beckley, Diefenthaler, Goebel, Kraft, Zielanis, Wolf, Orth, Thieleke, Knier,, McCabe, Gabourie, Schuh, Mangan, Hartman, Propson, Fifrick,, Abler, Brill, Stumpf, Ungrodt,, Jeanty, Nenning, Hermanson, Schnur, Felton, Dedering Diem, Seifert, Brenegan, Gueen, Best, Bath, Edens, Muenster, Drews, Bonaventure,, Schleier, Demoulin, Kolbe, Charles, Miklich, Kleinhans, Willems, Junk, Schicki, Meiboom, Preikchatis, Pingel, Zenk, Berndt, Saenger, Denninger, Witte, Stubenrauch, Badger, Axtelland, McLandress, Pence, Gartzke, Arenz, Benke, Bertsche, Collentine, Drumm, Evanoff, Kahl, Hayner, Kretsch, Kuhn, Pritchard, Puetz, Reische, Ziegelbauer, Von Reyer, Hofmeister, Hoyer, Hipke, Krostag, Worthman, Jagla, Iverson, Troeger, Beisher, Haase, Eilers, Kabel, Tetzaff, Scheurle, Ruck, Sprecher, Jaschob, Bolz, Ninmer, Kaemmer, Zarnoth, Milkert, Rubin, Voight, Finzel, Wittrock, Stoll, Holman, Quandt, Boeslager, Beumler, Bessler, Menke, Rochlus, Schwartz, Watt, Holzer, Mahlberg, Burns, Schaller, Leveton, Kaiser, Seiling, Ausloos, Oemichen, Deibele, Warnke, Yahr, Stoffregan,Domske, Hopfensperger, Huberty, Trimberger, Owens, Zimmerman, Crowe, Dessloch, Menne, Kattre, Prahl, Mlakar, Jugenheimer, Murdock, Pfister, Meisel, Kuester, Lewis, Geier, Demoulin, Lisowe, Gatzke, Winter, Riha, Monfils, Hauter, Pritchard, Karasch, Hirn, Faulkenburg, Gottschalks, Balthazor, Eichmann, sibernagel, Aebischer, May, Dietz, Arps, Foth, Wickesburg, Salzman, Michels, Pagel, Schomisch, Wynder, Keppler, Lutz, Konen, Custer, Wodack, Belland, DeShetler, Dallman, Harvath, Bruesewitz, Kussman, Popp, Harouff, Strebig, Wusterbarth, Reichardt, Steinhardt, Voland, Gobbs, Conrad, Bishop, Volk, Vorpahl, Klapperich, Leon, Mellings, LaBine, Pritzl,, Fenn, Kiefer, Boll, Guckeisen, Dillion, Bignell, Werdeo, Welker, LaValliere, Gierke, Siehs, Houston, Greuel, Reese, Woelfel, Isley, Manz, Majkrzak, Wriedt, Vallesky, Pthan, DeTroye, Koehler, Walber, Kramer, Sloan, Langenfeld, Torrison, Vosmek, Straw, Umland, Haumschield, Lind, Lau, Kubly, Petrie, Fett, Beitzel, Jost, Doyle, Bella, Mattox, McCarey, Radder, Allinger, Rauchschwalbe, Berth, Sisson, Stoschine, Keller, Larizza, Gebhart, Krautkraemer, Raquet, Bieck, Spettel, Falz, Bunge, Jindra, Staege, Sievert, herwig, Neils, Ninner, Conley, Mayer, Klappel, Grube, Faust, Brocker, Van De Water, Hazelwood, Reineking, Guckeisen, Rock, Klessig, Bruhn, Farrand, Perl, Jochmann, Grott, Fidlin, Bechaler, Bornefeld, Causen, Donath, Cuerwaechter, Fluhr, Gartzke, Jochimsen, Kanske, Kothlow, Meinert, Postel,, Prange, Reinl, Roeber, Sheck, Timreck, Wendling, Heberlein, Healy, Baldock

Hi Listers, I have a little more information for you pertaining to the History of Kiel book. I called Mr. Majkrzak today. He stated the cost is $22.95 for the book and $3.20 for shipping for a total of $26.15 He also stated he has several copies left. You can send payment to: Edwin Majkrzak 908 Dewey Street Kiel, Wisconsin 53042 Make sure to specify you are wishing to purchase the "History of Kiel" book. Have a great weekend, Debie

Hi All, I am sending this to all 3 counties because of the border hopping that took place. Recently a friend sent me some information about a book he received for Christmas and I thought I would share the info with all of you for those who may be interested. Recently a book entitled, "History of Kiel", Revised Edition by Edwin Majkrzak was published and is available from the Kiel Public Library. I believe the price is about $20. The book can also be obtained directly from: Edwin Majkrzak 908 Dewey Street Kiel, Wisconsin 53042 920/894-3877 Happy Hunting, Debie

Hi Listers, I write this letter with sadness. Due to many things going on in Amy's life right now, she has decided to step down as Co Coordinator for both Calumet and Sheboygan Counties. Amy has been a wonderful help to the website and will be missed. She has helped in transcribing alot of information and was truly a God send when my mom was going through her surgery and cancer treatments. Amy helped to keep the websites going while I was away taking care of my mom and even after my mom's passing, Amy still kept the sites going while I finalized things. I would like to take this time to thank Amy for everything she has done and for the time she has put into both Sheboygan & Calumet counties. I will remove her name and e-mail as soon as possible from the website, but I ask for your patience during this small transition. I wish Amy all of the best, Debie

Hi Listers, I received this e-mail and thought it may be of interest to some of you. I have created links from the main page of the Sheboygan County WIGenweb page, but thought I would also share this with the listers. >Hello, >I would like to tell you how much I was impressed by your fabulous website >about the history and genealogy of Sheboygan County! I am a German >historian who finished a Ph.D. dissertation on emigration from >Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany, to Wisconsin in the 1800s two years ago. I did >a lot of research in Sheboygan County records (land records in the Salt >Lake City FHL, newspapers and many other records at the SHSW in Madison, >and, of course, at the SCHRC) because the Town of Rhine was the stronghold >of Hessian immigration to your state. My book was published in German, but >an English translation is currently in progress. For more information and >an English-language abstract of my research, please go to ><http://www.uni-mainz.de/~hschmahl/HessenWisconsin.htm>http://www.uni-mainz.de/~hschmahl/HessenWisconsin.htm. >I am currently working on a website dealing with German emigration to the >U.S.: <http://www.germanimmigrants.de>http://www.germanimmigrants.de >Please feel free to add my Website to your list of recommended links, if >you think it will interest your readers. >Happy holidays, >Helmut >

Hi Listers, I am writing to give you a warning about a scam that is running wild. There is a new website called Family Discovery. This website charges a fee for a trail or for "lifetime" membership. What this website has done is went around and created a bunch of links using frames. When you click on one of these links, it appears to still be a part of the website. This is one of the reasons all of my pages has the box on top of each page letting people know this information can be accessed for free. In the past Family Discovery has created these links to Genweb sites and other people's material and left the impression it was material they put together on their own. I am just warning each of you as the letter below is being sent to people who have posted to the Genconnect boards and also to Genweb coordinators. You do not get anything here that you can't find on your own or by going to Cyndi's list, which is free. You don't have to sign up to this website as they have nothing that can't be found free. Don't get me wrong, I am not saying you can't sign up, I am just letting you know that you can obtain the same information by using other means, The letter that is in circulation is attached below, Have a great weekend, Debie Welcome fellow Genealogist: We have taken a notice of your interest in genealogy as you have been highly recommended to us by another genealogical publishing company. We just wanted to let you know you are invited to organize a successful search for your family this New Year with one of the easiest to use genealogical sites on the Internet . http://www.familydiscovery.com/special/ What FamilyDiscovery.com is: What we have for you is an online genealogy service giving you access to the #1 database of compiled genealogical information on the internet. The Online service will help you find the family that you're looking for faster and easier - without spending lots of time and money. We have taken the time and organized thousands of online databases into categories into a point and click atmosphere making it a snap for you to find exactly what you are looking for in under a minute. No more searching for your family and coming up with dead ends on the internet or on those expensive CD-ROMS. We've done all the searching for you. New Search Engine Feature Added! With our recently added search engine you can now search by any criteria you can think of. So if you would like to search for Example: "john smith" AND "9-12-1869" with a simple "point & click" it would take you directly to the information requested. What type of Information will you find? FamilyDiscovery.com will give you all the information you could possibly search in a lifetime as we do add more records daily covering all 50 US States and Most Countries Overseas including but not limited to: Immigration Records, Census Records, Land Records Church Records Court House Records Cemetery Records Birth Records, Death & Mortality Records, Marriage Records, Military Records, Wills of Testament, Published Genealogies & Family Histories, Pedigrees , Vital Records and Statistics. (Ex: Complete Mayflower Passenger List, Indian -Cherokee 1851 Census, Virginia Tax Records, etc.. ) Since we know you're into genealogy we're offering you access to this complete database as part of this special invitation with our lowest prices ever if you would like to join by Friday 2/02/01 for a One Time Access fee of ONLY $49.00 with absolutely nothing to pay EVER again, Accept NO Substitutes! The user name and password you select during the ordering process will be active immediately so you can start searching for your family right away! So what are you waiting for? Stop spending lots of time and money on dead ends let us lead you on your journey through the New Year. Join TODAY! To get the Special Rate go to: http://www.familydiscovery.com/special/ - Staff, Email@familydiscovery.com http://www.familydiscovery.com/special/ PS: Now is your best time to join! Take this important first step and get on the road to finding your family faster and easier.

St. Nicholas Hospital originally was located on the block of 9th & 10th Street, Superior Avenue and Huron Avenue. It has since been moved into a new building located at the corner of Taylor & Superior Avenue, in Sheboygan. Happy Hunting, Debie

Hello, fellow listers, I was wondering if anyone out there might have some history on the famous Anne Oakley? I'm trying to track down a story my father told me several times to see if it is true or not about his grandmother and Anne Oakley. My father had claimed that his grandmother was a better shot with the gun than Anne Oakley. If it is true then I am a proud owner of a gun that should have gone to Anne Oakley but was beaten by my grandmother. Any help or suggestions on where to look? Kim Pollard

Hi All, I have added a few more sets of marriages on-line. Just to forewarn you all, Fortunecity is having some sort of major problem with uploading files. I had lost the main index for all of the county vitals for about a day. I did manage to get that back on-line this morning by using their uploading protocol, but that is also with problems as it takes 10 to 15 minutes to get one file uploaded. On-line from this weekend are marriages Ra - Rh, which completes all of the R marriages to basically 1907, I still have hand copying to do to bring them to 1930. Also on-line are the I, O' (as in O'Hearn, etc.), & Pa - Pk. I have only uploaded the groom's files. I have cross indexed the brides, but because of the problems with uploading I have not attempted to upload the bride's files today, those will come as soon as they get their problem fixed. I wish you all a safe and Happy New year, may the very best come in 2001 for all of you, Debie

Hi Everyone, Just wanted to drop you a quick note to wish you all the best for the New Year. I know it has been slow lately in adding information to the website, for that I apologize. I have been adding the state births with the help of John Klein, we are up to the F's now. I also have help with transcribing the marriages. Bonnie Hartmann and Holly Homan have chipped in their transcribing skills with some of the marriages, so they will be getting on-line at a faster pace. Bonnie has started the D's and the first section of them are on-line. I have also started a cross reference for the bride's surnames that are in files separate from the grooms. As most of you know Sheboygan county didn't cross index them. A group from the Sheboygan County Historical Research center did take on the task of cross indexing the bride's surnames up to I believe it is 1917, so that book is at the R. of D., but I haven't requested a copy of those. I am transcribing or taking what other's have transcribed and cross indexing them from those. If the names aren't there that you're looking for, please keep checking back, they're coming. I wish you all a safe and Happy 2001 and may all of find a way around those genealogical brick walls, Debie

Happy New Year to All! Been meaning to send this to the list. I won a contest for a preliminary report to be done at the Mayo (Ireland) Family Research Center for my Patrick QUINN/Catherine CONWAY. They couldn't come up with anything specific for my family, but they did a great job, even checked for a few neighbors from Town Mitchell which I had sent to them. So... they sent these. I'm sure they belong to some on the list, but don't know if this is anything you already know... Anthony NAUGHTON, son of Thomas NAUGHTON and Mary CARNY from the townland of Breafy, in the parish of Kilmormoy/Ballina. He was born on the 19th of March, 1824 and baptised on the 22nd of March, 1824. His sponsors were Thomas ROACH and Eleanor NAUGHTON. No further reference was located. Mary JORDAN, daughter of Anty JORDAN and Brigid HOWARD, from the townland of Faye, in the parish of Kilfian. She was born on the 1st September, 1835 and baptised on 3rd September, 1835. Her sponsors were Pat CORMACK and Winifred HOWARD. No further reference was located. Hope this helps someone. Bonnie Hartmann Laguna Beach, California but born in Sheboygan...

Hi List, I was wondering if anyone had access to "Portrait and Biographical Record of Sheboygan County" (1894). I found the index of this book online, but now need someone to lookup my ancestor to tell me what it says about him. His name was August STROEDE, and he's listed on page 270. Many thanks, Michelle The site mentioned above is: http://www.idreamof.com/history/wi.html

Listers I wanted to pass this along in case any of you were looking for North American Indian relatives in hopes that this would help. Kim Pollard << THE OFFICE OF THE SPECIAL TRUSTEE FO AMERICAN INDIANS (OST), OFFICE OF TRUST FUNDS MANAGEMENT (OTFM) This is the url for a goverment site. It hold the list of unclaimed property for Native Americans. These have never been posted for the public. http://www.ost.doi.gov/whereabouts.html ==== PALMER Mailing List ====

I want to thank you all for all of the VERY positive responses. Many of the mail list administrators have stated it is all right to continue to post the reminders I am choosing not too. I did not solely join the county mail lists to place a weekly reminder on them. I felt I could contribute to others research not only by having a gathering place (weekly chat), but I have also answered many questions for many different researchers on the various county mail lists. I was hoping to help others. Should anyone need information on the Wisconsin Genealogy weekly chat-I have this information posted on the Waupaca County Website at the following address http://www.rootsweb.com/~wiwaupac/index.htm. I will will continue to post chat reminders on the Waupaca County mail list, WauShaOcon Mail List and Wisconsin Mail List. Hope you all break through those brick walls and find those lost ancestors-have a great week! Paula _______________________________________________________ Say Bye to Slow Internet! http://www.home.com/xinbox/signup.html

I guess I didn't feel once a week email would unset anyone and that it would let the new people to the lists know of the weekly genealogy chat. So this will be the last notice of the weekly chats. I have repeated the instructions below and feel if anyone is interested in the weekly chat can print this out and refer to it for information. Hope to see you there Sunday night and happy hunting! Here are step by step instructions- 1-Go to the site http://huntsville.about.com/citiestowns/southeastus/huntsville/mpchat.htm 2-Click on Log on to chat in the upper left area of the screen. This takes you to another screen. 3-At this screen type in your name or a name you are going to use in the chat room in the space next to Nick name. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO TYPE ANYTHING ELSE IN ANY OF THE OTHER SPACES. Once you have typed in your name, click on OK, connect in the lower left. 4-You are in the chat room. Type your message in the lower left space where it says Type here and then hit enter. A few helpful hints. There is a list on the right side of the screen of all the people who are in the room. To enlarge the screen for easier reading click on the float button in the upper right hand corner. To enlarge the font, also for easier reading, in the space where you type your message type *chat fontsize 14, this will enlarge the font size. Paula _______________________________________________________ Say Bye to Slow Internet! http://www.home.com/xinbox/signup.html

>Are there any city directories for Sheboygan available online for the >1920s/1930s? I'm trying to find a lead to my Bezonic (Bezonick) >relatives from the period. Couldn't find an living Bezonics in the current >online whitepages. > >Mike Fox Hi Mike, There are city directories for the years your asking for, BUT they are still copyrighted, so none of them are on-line to my knowledge. Sorry, Debie

Hi Everyone, I made an error yesterday in telling you the marriages were on-line from Ri - Z. Although I did upload the files, I didn't create the links to get you to them. I guess I should have given up sooner on moving the pages and getting the search engines to work and gotten some sleep. Well, either way, I did fix this biff and you can access the marriages on-line from the Vital index page. If you have any questions, please feel free to e-mail, I am sorry for any trouble this caused to any of you, Happy hunting, Debie

I sent out the following request last week but had computer problems and lost the answers. Would you please comment again. Mike Are there any city directories for Sheboygan available online for the 1920s/1930s? I'm trying to find a lead to my Bezonic (Bezonick) relatives from the period. Couldn't find an living Bezonics in the current online whitepages. Mike Fox

Hi All, Guess I am really tired. I forgot to mention I have started to add the marriages for Sheboygan County. I have Ri - Z on-line, for right now they are on-line as they are indexed at the Register of Deeds office, by groom only. I will work on getting them indexed by bride also as soon as I get caught up with the material others have sent to share for the website. Thanks again for your patience, Debie