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Re: Margaret Fierstine

margiel — 2013-05-25 17:53:35Z

Thank you for responding. I should have mentioned that I have all this information--along with many of the sources as I was one of the original researchers of this line. I have shared freely and now it's out there for everyone to use. Unfortunately, I still have not found Margaret's family. I have a distant cousin who will be spending several months in the east this year, and he has graciously offered to spend some time looking for her origins. Maybe this will be the year!

Re: Margaret Fierstine

ELLinSpain — 2013-05-25 07:40:28Z

1880
Name: Margret Feirstine
[Margaret Fierstine]
[Margret Fierstine]
Age: 62
Birth Year: abt 1818
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Home in 1880: Delaware, Delaware, Iowa
Race: White
Gender: Female
Relation to Head of House: Mother
Marital Status: Single
Father's Birthplace: Maryland
Mother's Birthplace: Maryland
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Charles D. Feirstine 22

Re: Margaret Fierstine

ELLinSpain — 2013-05-25 07:37:37Z

there are many tree's for this family on Anc. but none show her parents

Joseph Fierstine
Birth 1814-09-08 in Hagerstown, Washington, Maryland, United States
Death 15 Aug 1862 in Delaware, Iowa, United States

(his parents)
Johann Michael Fierstine 1786 – 1818
Susanna Gearhart 1772 – 1824

Margaret Ritter
Birth 18 DEC 1817 in Pennsylvania
Death 23 Jan 1883 in Bailey's Ford, Delaware City, New Castle, Delaware, United States

Marriage to Joseph Fierstine
1834 18 Sep — Age: 16
Beck, Teton, Montana, United States

children
Sophia Fierstine 1832 – 1853
Susan Fierstine 1834 – 1910
Margaret Fierstine 1837 – 1894
Mary Ann Fierstine 1839 – 1862
John Fierstine 1842 – 1863
Michael Jacob Fierstine 1845 – 1928
Joseph G Fierstine 1848 – 1923
Daniel H Fierstine 1855 – 1856
Charles Delbert Fierstine 1857 – 1935
Aaron Fierstine 1858 – 1919

HOWEVER, there are no source's shown for any of this...

Margaret Fierstine

margiel — 2013-05-24 18:42:18Z

Margaret Fierstine died 12 Jan 1883 in Bailey's Ford, Milo, Delaware County. I would like to have a photocopy of whatever record Delaware County has.

Will pay associated costs, including mileage, and/or donation.

I have a newspaper clipping and I know she is buried in Oakland Cemetery. I am specifically looking for her parents' names and am grasping at straws. Her maiden name was Ritter, but that is all I know about her parents.

Re: Obit for Charlotte Trapp in Colony or Elk

barbdale_1 — 2013-04-29 03:25:03Z

There is a listing for her at www.findagrave.com
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=tr...;

Re: BACON,PORTER,DUFOE,SMITH

h7d6itz — 2013-04-28 03:24:27Z

Hello
My Grandmother was Ellen Bacon daughter of Eli Griffith Bacon B -1828 I have a good history on line and a book written by Eli Bacon privately printed on July 20, 1931 which gives family history from 1794 names, marriages, deaths and siblings
My e-mail address is suzannecmanly@yahoo.com
I am the daughter of Miles Griffith Nelson son of Ellen Bacon
Smiles Suzanne Nelson Manly

Mrs. Agnes Hahn Albrook Keagy 1823-1912 Born Germany; Died Iowa

oastwd — 2013-04-05 23:05:18Z

AGNES HAHN ALBROOK KEAGY
Mrs. Agnes Albrook Keagy born in Wurtinburg, Germany, October 4, 1823 and departed this life in Ames Iowa, February 29th 1912, age 88 years, 4 months and 25 days.

She came with her parents to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania when she was eight years old, at the age of 14 years they moved to Westline, Pennsylvania. On the 9th day of June 1843 she was married to M.F. Albrook, and to them were born seven children two of whom died in early childhood. Surviving relatives are five children, 18 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. The children are Rev. J.B. Albrook, Mount Vernon, Iowa; Emma A. Tilden, Ames, Iowa; Judge C.E. Albrook, Eldora, Iowa; Minton M. Robinson, Fort Dodge, Iowa and M.G. Albrook, Delhi, Iowa.

In the year of 1858 she with her family removed to Delaware County, Iowa, where they resided until 1882 when her husband departed this life. She was married to Philip Keagy on July 7th, 1894 and made her home in Epworth, Iowa until his death in July 1902. Since said date she has made her home mostly with her children.

Mrs. Keagy for practically all her life has been a devoted member of the Methodist Church and a sincere Christian woman, a good Christian example to all who come in contact with or associated with her. Her Christian light shone at all times and illuminated her whole life.

Funeral services were held at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Fred Tilden, 415 Clark Avenue, March 1, 1912 at 10:30AM conducted by Rev. Jay Kirkendall assisted by Rev. W.J. Minchin. A quartette composed of Mesdames Maxwell, Judisch, Tilden and Coffin sang Jesus Savior Pilot Me, Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled and Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. Beautiful flowers the tokens of relatives and friends covered the casket and adorned the living rooms.

Those acting as bearers were Frank P. Albrook, Dr. Julius Tilden, Frank F. Rodgers, Harry F. Brown, H.M. Duckworth and L.C. Tilden. Mrs. Keagy was taken to her old home at Manchester, Iowa and laid to rest by the side of her husband and daughter.

Charles E. Albrook 1851-1919

oastwd — 2013-04-05 22:06:34Z

Annals of Iowa July 1920
Charles E. Albrook was born in Pennsylvania, October 23, 1851 and died at San Diego, California, February 10, 1919. Burial was at Eldora, Iowa. When a boy he came with his parents to Delaware County, Iowa. He attended common school and graduated from Cornell College, Mount Vernon. He went to Eldora in 1874 and began the study of law in the office of Judge Porter and W.J. Moir. After being admitted he was a partner of Judge Porter for some time and later practiced alone until 1893 when he became the senior member of the firm of Albrook & Lundy, which continued until 1908 when he was appointed as one of the judges of the Eleventh Judicial District. He was later elected and served until 1914 when he retired and moved to San Diego, California.

Obit for Charlotte Trapp in Colony or Elk

davidtrichardson — 2013-02-12 00:23:09Z

Looking for an obit for Charlotte Byers Trapp, wife of William Trapp. She died between 1880 - 1885 in either Colony or Elk.

Re: Naturalization records

tltabor — 2013-01-26 03:24:52Z

Thanks for the offer. It turns out a copy was sent to Floyd County when he filed his second papers. They were able to send me a copy. Thanks again

Re: Cemetery or Obit Lookup for Haigh d. 1904

ELLinSpain — 2013-01-23 09:42:13Z

Name: James Haigh
Death Date: 13 Feb 1904
Page #: 52
Birth Date: 1839
Cemetery: Bay
Town: Milo
Level Info: Tombstone Records of Delaware County, Iowa

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http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=83...

SHOWING WIFE ADELINE & CHILDREN

I can help

ssmith0942 — 2013-01-22 22:42:25Z

Willing to do look ups at the local library in Manchester, Iowa sheila

Re: Naturalization records

ssmith0942 — 2013-01-22 22:35:10Z

What year? Some are at the Manchester library. Sheila

Re: Cemetery or Obit Lookup for Haigh d. 1904

ssmith0942 — 2013-01-22 22:30:14Z

Give me a week and if you don't hear from me, please remind me!

Re: Need obit for Frances Virginia (Hall) Frentress

ssmith0942 — 2013-01-22 22:26:55Z

Hi, I have found an obit for Mrs. F N. Frentress who died 26 May 1922 in Manchester. She was the daughter of M & M Albert Hall born in Grant County, Wisconsin on 9 March 1848.The family then went to Galena, Illinois where she married Frank. There are quite a few obits listed in the directory. She was buried in the Oakland Cemetery in Manchester. contact me at lrs812@yahoo.com

Johanna/Hanna Drummey (Co. Cork Ire>Delaware Co, IA 1903)

BrentBanta15 — 2013-01-20 06:37:04Z

Johanna (b. 1880, Co. Cork, Ireland) passed through New York in November 1903 on her way to live with her cousin William F. Drummey in Ryan, Delaware Co., Iowa. She may have married shortly after. Can anyone please tell me her married name or other information on her life in America? Thank you! Brent Banta

Re: CHIPPS and BROWNFIELD Families

Saidtherose — 2012-11-27 23:37:48Z

John Chipps 1843-1920, son of Harvey Chipps 1823-1847, was my great great grandfather. I believe Harvey Chipps was the son of David Chipps (son of Matthias Chipps and Rachel Sutton) and Sarah Gaddis (daughter of James Gaddis and Jane Rannells).

Please email me at saidtherose720@gmail.com and I will be happy to share the information I have regarding the Chipps family.

TRIER

AZJen — 2012-10-27 06:41:40Z

I just read a message from someone who stated that Buck Creek was there & she had some obits on my TRIER family. I wrote her an e-mail, but she may have changed her e-mail address...I know I have.

If this person wants to get hold of me or if anyone else has informaiton on John Jacob TRIER who m. Lorena Mary AMES in Delhi, IA on 16,April 1873. Or any other TRIERs in the Midwest please feel free to contact me. azjen@npgcable.com

Re: Need obit for Frances Virginia (Hall) Frentress

majfam — 2012-09-19 00:48:15Z

I found it online at newspaperarchive.com let me know if you would like me to refind it for you.

Re: Need obit for Frances Virginia (Hall) Frentress

NancyRutman — 2012-09-18 23:46:10Z

Ah, yes, this family did like to roam. It makes it especially hard to track vital records for them. The fact the the obit states that Frances was "of New York" leads me to believe she was born there and the date of the migration to Wisconsin is off. But I could easily be proven wrong.

Thanks for the info!

BTW, did you find Fred's obit online, or is it in a local source?

Re: Need obit for Frances Virginia (Hall) Frentress

majfam — 2012-09-18 23:08:45Z

just a note, (I am not related just trying to help) in Freds obit it states
"Upon his return to Jo Daviess
county, Ill., Jan. 6, 1867, Mr. Frentress
resumed farming. He was marrried Nov. 13, 1867, to Miss Frances Hall of New York, who had settled
in Illinois in 1845. In 1870 Mr.
Frentress and his bride moved to
Dubuque county, and a year later
to Delaware county."
So was she born in New York or Wisconsin? just thought this was an interesting twist..

Re: Marriage in Delhi, IA

emichels181 — 2012-09-18 17:05:36Z

yes Buck Creek cemetery is there, we walked it and it is on WPA graves of IA. I have some obits of your family Trier.
contact me at estellam@windstream.net

Need obit for Frances Virginia (Hall) Frentress

NancyRutman — 2012-09-15 04:04:06Z

Frances Virginia Hall was born in Lafayette County, Wisconsin, 9 Mar 1848. Her parents were Albert and Angeline (m.n. unknown) Hall. She married 13 Nov 1867 in Jo Daviess County, Illinois, Frederick Needham Frentress (1835-1928). She died 26 May 1922 in Delaware County, Iowa, possibly Manchester. I would love an obituary or death record for Frances that lists her mother's maiden name.

Frances's mother remarried after Albert's death to Moses Gillman. They lived in East Dubuque, Illinois.

Willie Floyd Evans & Ethel Belle Huey - Manchester area

mlaarons42 — 2012-08-18 19:58:58Z

Looking for any descendents of these folks. I have most census info, but hope to find cousins. Belle's family moved to Manchester area from Tyrone, Schuyler County, NY,
Floyd seems to be native Iowan. Children Gordon, Virginia, Jeanne & Gerald Evans. If anyone has info on this family, I'd love to know. Can also share info on Huey family & heritage.

John Leroy Merritt

ronyanbu — 2012-08-06 23:40:07Z

I am searching for info on John Leroy Merritt, born 1816 in Chautauqua County, NY, moved to Colesburg, Delaware County, Iowa before 1870. He was married to Mercy Wolf. They had two children, a son named George Merritt and a daughter (name unknown). John L. Merritt and spouse are listed in the 1870 Census for Colesburg.

I am willing to share info that I have.

Sincerely,
Ron Merritt
ronmerritt@hotmail.com

Re: David DeLancey of Delaware Co., IA

DavidGeorgeDeLancey — 2012-06-16 15:47:11Z

Bob Saunders is your Saunders family name related to the Starrett Family who resided in Nova Scotia. Elizabeth Starrett married Peter DeLancey in Nova Scotia. Peter is the line of James Delancey the outlaw of the Bronx who his son to Peter deLancey and Elizabeth Colden. I'm sure I spelled the name Starrett correctly. Saunders married to Starrett. www.Anciently DeLancey.com

11:46 A.M. E.S.T. 6/16/12 Information of this DeLancey family connection is from The DeLancey's "A Romance of A great Family" by D. A. Story

Re: BOWMAN WEBBER

lovewar223 — 2012-04-28 02:03:15Z

Hi my name is Mary Campbell/Fry, my great great grandmother is Hannah Bowman and i cannot find any of her relatives, mother, father, sisters, brothers. we've traced back seven generations but have hit a brick wall to go any further. If this is the same Hannah Bowman born in 1856 in Ark, please get a hold of me through this site...sincerely Mary Campbell/Fry

Re: George Lauer -Blacksmith 1855-1865

PattyLovesBooks — 2012-03-31 06:00:44Z

I am related to George Lauer the blacksmith!!!!! My dad told me about him and my husband and I traveled there several years back and saw what was still standing of the old blacksmith shop. There was a small museum in the town too near the railroad I believe, but it was locked up when we were there. My maiden name is Heyden. My grandmother, my father's mother, was Bertha Lauer Heyden Kunstman, born in 1897 and died in 1982. I believe George was her grandfather, making him my great-great-grandfather. My name is Patricia Truty (Maiden name is Heyden). I live in northern Illinois and my parents were born and raised in Chicago.

Re: MAHONEY, SUMMERS

michaelmahoney58 — 2012-03-16 05:16:41Z

Hi Jim, We have info on Daniel and Catherine's children (both from baptismal records at Donoughmore and from othere later sources) and there is a baptism of a Catherine Lane on 18 July 1816 in Donoughmore, but it is not yet possible to say this is definitely her. There were two marriages of Daniel Mahony's to Murphy girls in the 1810s and they are the most likely parents of Daniel (due to the naming convention of eldest son after father's father since he named his son Daniel), but that is only speculation at this point. We also know there was a family connection to a Lenihan family and also a connection of either family or close friendship to the Goldens and the Sextons, but exactly how and what are unknown. The next step is really a full canvas of the Donoughmore parish records (which are pretty good and go back to 1790). Cheers, Michael

Re: BICKEL

S_Ciancio — 2012-02-19 05:28:48Z

yes he is the same, Dow, was a nickname, I believe. He is my gr grandfather. died May 5, 1944,
have no picture of Lydia.

Re: MAHONEY, SUMMERS

mahoneykiernan — 2011-12-26 05:22:34Z

i haven't been able to get past daniel mahoney and catherine lane in my ancestor trace. do you have any information on the parents or other family members of either or both?

thanks!
jim mahoney jimm0817@yahoo.com

Re: ancetors

rondoolittle71 — 2011-12-22 15:22:50Z

wich william are you looking nfor and wat year

Cemetery or Obit Lookup for Haigh d. 1904

8caitlin8 — 2011-12-13 17:15:57Z

Could someone please look up either a grave for me in Upper Bay Cemetery, Milo Twp., Delaware Co., Iowa or an obit. There are at least three burials at the cemetery site: a son, James Alfred Haigh died 13 Feb. 1904, his mother Mary Routledge Haigh died Mar 1851 and his father who could have one of three names: Thomas Haigh, James Thomas Haigh or James Alfred Haigh Sr. There is some debate as to which name is correct and only an obit or grave site can clarity this problem. The father and mother Mary were born in Yorkshire, England.

Thank you so much for your time and consideration.
Sharon McDonald

Re: Joseph B. Green

Carrie Stave — 2011-10-27 00:19:22Z

I was able to go to the MN History Center & find his death certificate. He died 3 May 1930 St. Paul, Ramsey, MN. According to his DC, he was b. 22 Jan 1855 to John Greene & Melissa Jaquith. I believe this John is the same as a son of Israel Greene & Tabitha Harris. I have no idea what happened to him after 1850 though.

Re: Joseph B. Green

metaphor — 2011-10-20 16:33:33Z

Here are some GREEN burials in Delaware County, Iowa, that may be helpful to you in tracking Joseph B. GREEN/GREENE's family of origin:

Surname Given Name Born Died Cemetery Location County Comments

GREEN Amelia I. (Mrs. Melvin A.) 1879 1933 Hopkinton Hopkinton Delaware

GREEN America (Mrs. Newton) 1835 08 Aug 1919 Buck Creek Buck Creek Delaware

GREEN Chas. F. 1845 07 Jan 1926 Hopkinton Hopkinton Delaware

GREEN Chas. S. 1813 12 Aug 1883 Buck Creek Buck Creek Delaware

GREEN Chauncey Allen 1893 1918 Buck Creek Buck Creek Delaware killed in France, World War

GREEN E. H. Age 87 17 Jan 1925 Hopkinton Hopkinton Delaware

GREEN James not given not given Oakland Manchester Delaware Lot Owner

GREEN Jane 1866 03 Jan 1908 Buck Creek Buck Creek Delaware

GREEN Jane (Mrs. Chas.) 1813 02 Mar 1894 Buck Creek Buck Creek Delaware

GREEN John W. 1851 not given Hopkinton Hopkinton Delaware

GREEN Mary A. (Mrs. John W.) 1854 09 May 1922 Hopkinton Hopkinton Delaware

GREEN Mary S. (Mrs. Chas.) 1845 15 Jun 1929 Hopkinton Hopkinton Delaware

GREEN Melvin C. 1876 1934 Hopkinton Hopkinton Delaware

GREEN Newton Jr. 1835 24 Aug 1905 Buck Creek Buck Creek Delaware Co. K 21st Ia. Inf.

GREEN Samuel O. 1886 17 Feb 1920 Hopkinton Hopkinton Delaware

GREEN Sarah J. (Mrs. Sam'l.) Age 21 26 Jun 1866 Buck Creek Buck Creek Delaware

GREEN Susan (Mrs. E. H.) not given not given Hopkinton Hopkinton Delaware

GREEN W. S. not given not given Oakland Manchester Delaware Lot Owner

Dubuque, Iowa, newspapers

IowaCoast — 2011-10-19 19:33:31Z

Google News Archives has digital copies of many old newspapers which can be browsed by date. The complete list of newspapers is at http://news.google.com/newspapers.

These Dubuque area newspapers are available at Google.

Daily Express and Herald
Iowa News
Dubuque Weekly Observer
Dubuque Herald
Dubuque Democratic Herald
Dubuque Daily Herald
Daily Dubuque Herald
Dubuque Sunday Herald
Dubuque Daily Telegraph
Dubuque Telegraph-Herald
The Telegraph-Herald
The Telegraph-Herald and Times-Journal

“Browse the newspaper” will bring up a list of issues available for this publication. There are various ways to navigate through the issues: by year, by decade, by month, etc.
If a date is missing, go the the first available preceding date and view it. Occasionally more than one issue of the newspaper will be scanned under a single date. There could be a whole week's issues scanned under a single date.
Caution: Verify the newspaper date and page shown with the actual date and page number from the image; they occasionally disagree.

Joseph B. Green

Carrie Stave — 2011-10-05 23:00:06Z

I am researching my husband's family and am stuck on the Green family. An ancestor, Elsie M. Green was b. Jun 1882 in Madison co., IA (county found from state census). She was the daughter of Joseph B. & Caroline B. "Carrie" (Chase) Green. I found their marriage record on Family Search, they were married 2 May 1880 in Clayton co., IA. According to census records, he was b. Jan 1855 in Delaware co., IA & she was b. Oct 1860 in IL. I've followed them to Ramsey co., MN as late as 1920. I found 2 possibilities for her death there but haven't gotten a chance to check on those yet.

I cannot find Joseph before the 1880 census. He was a head of household living in Edgewood, Clayton, IA at the time. In 1885 he was in Manchester, Delaware, IA with Rebecca (Webb) Green, widow of James J. Green. James J. Green was b. abt 1831 in IN, the son of Israel & Tabitha L. (Harris) Green.

At first I thought with the age difference between James & Rebecca, maybe Joseph was a son from a first marriage but found him in 1860 with his parents, unmarried & not widowed. James had at least two brothers, John W. b. abt 1830 IN & Harris B. b 1834 IN d. 1911 IA. I've been able to find info on Harris & don't think Joseph is his son but could he be John's? I haven't been able to find anything on John. I can't even find him in the 1850 census.

The Green family lived in DE, moving to Greene, Trumbull, OH to Green co., IN to IA between 1850 & 1860. In the later censuses, it says Joseph's parents were both born in IN. Given that & that he lived in the same IA counties & was with his family at Rebecca (Webb) Green's in 1885, where does he fit in?

Re: Surname Welch, HELP!

fastfood82 — 2011-10-02 19:08:36Z

Hi
I could be related on my maternal grandmother's side.
I had to start from scratch with the name of James Welsh from Delaware.
Let's talk.

Re: Surname Welch, HELP!

fastfood82 — 2011-10-02 19:02:12Z

Hi
I could be related on my maternal grandmother's side.
I had to start from scratch with the name of James Welsh from Delaware.
Let's talk.

Re: LEE/SMITH/KIBBEE/FOSTER/HAWKINS/SWEET/PINEGAR/BLANCHARD

wynonamontgomery — 2011-09-19 08:52:01Z

Just read this and sounds like a real lead. I have never thought about DNA, but wil look into it as it may be the way to to finding Jerome's father. Again my email address is now:cm55mc@hotmail.com . Looking forward to talking more.
Wynona

Re: Floyd Evans m. Belle Huey in Manchester

mlaarons42 — 2011-09-18 21:23:51Z

Thanks again for the help.
I haven't yet found where they are buried, or whether they possibly also moved on from Iowa. I rather think they probably stayed, since he had a pretty secure job as a postal clerk, but who knows? I guess I'll try the SSDI next. If you should come across any info on those areas, I'd be interested.

Re: Floyd Evans m. Belle Huey in Manchester

ELLinSpain — 2011-09-18 20:33:33Z

You are most welcome - hope it helps

No, not one of mine - just do look-up's, where I can

Re: Floyd Evans m. Belle Huey in Manchester

mlaarons42 — 2011-09-18 20:08:33Z

Thanks for the info. I have found some censuses, but not all, I guess!!
Are you in any way related or just a genealogical friend?
I found Belle's sister Bertha, too, but she and her husband, who lived in Idaho, had no children. So as far as cousins go, I'm hoping to find Belle's family!

Re: Floyd Evans m. Belle Huey in Manchester

ELLinSpain — 2011-09-18 10:22:08Z

1910
Name: Floyd Evans
Age in 1910: 28
Estimated Birth Year: 1882
Birthplace: Iowa
Relation to Head of House: Head
[Self (Head)]
Father's Birth Place: Iowa
Mother's Birth Place: Iowa
Spouse's Name: Belle Evans
Home in 1910: Delaware, Delaware, Iowa
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Gender: Male
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Name: Belle Evans
Age in 1910: 29
Estimated Birth Year: 1881
Birthplace: New York
Relation to Head of House: Wife
Father's Birth Place: New York
Mother's Birth Place: New York
Spouse's Name: Floyd Evans
Home in 1910: Delaware, Delaware, Iowa
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Gender: Female
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Name: Gerald Evans
Age in 1910: 4
Estimated Birth Year: 1906
Birthplace: Colorado
Relation to Head of House: Son
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Name: Virginia Evans
Age in 1910: 3
Estimated Birth Year: 1907
Birthplace: Iowa
Relation to Head of House: Daughter
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Name: Jeanne Evans
Age in 1910: 1 8/12
[1]
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1909
[1909]
Birthplace: Iowa
Relation to Head of House: Daughter

1925
Name: Floyd Evans
Birth Year: abt 1882
Birth Place: Iowa
Gender: Male
Race: White
Marital Status: Married
Census Date: 1 Jan 1925
Residence state: Iowa
Residence County: Delaware
Locality: Manchester
Relation to Head: Head
Mother: Rose Bishop
Mother's Birth Year: abt 1866
Mother's Birthplace: Iowa
Father: W F Evans
Father's Birthplace: Iowa
Marriage Place: Iowa
Spouse Name: Bella Evans
Roll: IA1925_1689
Line: 4
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Name: Bella Evans
[Bella Huey]
Birth Year: abt 1881
Birth Place: New York
Gender: Female
Race: White
Marital Status: Married
Census Date: 1 Jan 1925
Residence state: Iowa
Residence County: Delaware
Locality: Manchester
Relation to Head: Wife
Mother: Mary Ayers
Mother's Birthplace: New York
Father: Frank Huey
Father's Birthplace: New York
Marriage Place: New York
Spouse Name: Floyd Evans
Roll: IA1925_1689
Line: 5
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Name: Gordon Evans
Birth Year: abt 1913
Birth Place: Iowa
Gender: Male
Race: White
Marital Status: Single
Census Date: 1 Jan 1925
Residence state: Iowa
Residence County: Delaware
Locality: Manchester
Relation to Head: Son
Mother: Belle Huey
[Bella Evans]
Mother's Birth Year: abt 1881
Mother's Birthplace: New York
Father: Floyd Evans
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Name: Jeanne Evans
Birth Year: abt 1909
Birth Place: Iowa
Gender: Female
Race: White
Marital Status: Single
Census Date: 1 Jan 1925
Residence state: Iowa
Residence County: Delaware
Locality: Manchester
Relation to Head: Daughter
Mother: Belle Huey
[Bella Evans]
Mother's Birth Year: abt 1881
Mother's Birthplace: New York
Father: Floyd Evans
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Name: Virginia Evans
Birth Year: abt 1907
Birth Place: Iowa
Gender: Female
Race: White
Marital Status: Single
Census Date: 1 Jan 1925
Residence state: Iowa
Residence County: Delaware
Locality: Manchester
Relation to Head: Daughter
Mother: Belle Huey
[Bella Evans]
Mother's Birth Year: abt 1881
Mother's Birthplace: New York
Father: Floyd Evans

Floyd Evans m. Belle Huey in Manchester

mlaarons42 — 2011-09-17 21:36:36Z

Seeking more info on Floyd and Belle. Her father, Frank Huey was my great-grandfather's brother. My G-Grandfather, James Huey stayed in NY, when Mary, Emmett & Dan Huey moved to Manchester, IA. I believe Frank & family came a bit later. Have photos of either Belle or her sister Bertha, with a violin. Would love to make contact with family.

Re: Naturalization records

tltabor — 2011-08-25 01:48:24Z

Thank you

Re: Naturalization records

ELLinSpain — 2011-08-24 07:15:32Z

"Because this database only contains indexes, you will need to order a copy of the original paperwork from the National Archives. The regional offices of the National Archives most often are the repository where the records are now located. In some cases the original records may be available on microfilm at the Archives in Washington, D.C. See below for addresses of where to request copies of original documents. This index will give you the information you need to obtain the copy of the original paperwork. It is always best to provide the Archives as much information as possible when requesting a record."

http://www.archives.gov/

Naturalization records

tltabor — 2011-08-23 01:51:03Z

Can anyone tell me how I would obtain naturalization records from Delaware County. Trying to find info on my grgrgrandfather. His second papers were in Floyd county and I have them, but it says his oath was made in Delaware county.

Thanks.

Re: Jerome Watson Coffin

ELLinSpain — 2011-08-11 14:53:06Z

no idea of what year/s you are looking for - found

CA PIONEER & IMMIGRANT FILES

Name: Jerome Watson Coffin
Birth Place: Williamsburg, Massachusetts
Birth Date: 13 Apr 1831
Death Place: Seattle, Washington
Death Date: 10 Aug 1897
Father: Judge Clement Coffin
Mother: Susan Williams
Spouse: Harriet Kunaganda Silberhorn
Marriage Date: 2 Nov 1865
Marriage Place: Salmon Falls, Eldorado Co, California
Previous Residence: Massachusetts, Michigan, Iowa
Index Card Year: 1943

CA VOTERS REGISTERS
Name: Jerome Watson Coffin
FARMER
NATIVE OF MASSACHUSETTS
Residence Year: 4 SEP 1869
Residence Place: Mendocino, California
Age: 38
Birth Year: abt 1831

Jerome Watson Coffin

ItsTurtleddd — 2011-08-10 23:57:29Z

Jerome Watson Coffin, my great grandfather, father of Clement Bailey Coffin, father of Gwendola Murial Coffin Morgan. I can fill in that branch of Clement and Susan Williams Coffin's family. I often see that somehow they lost track of Jerome after he came to California.....no death listed. Let me know what you need.