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Re: Aaron B. Patterson of Marshall, Iowa as of 1870 Census

55pcarter55 — 2009-10-09 15:07:47Z

You could try searching the Iowa State Census Collection, if you have not already done so. Also, I've used the different County GenWeb sites for early online census to prove my ancestor was in a particular county.

Re: Aaron B. Patterson of Marshall, Iowa as of 1870 Census

rubyofoz1 — 2009-10-08 16:30:03Z

THANK YOU, BOB!

I just got off the phone with Riverside Cemetery. The Aaron (died 1878) you described is the one for whom I was looking! He is buried there with his wife, Harriet (died 1907) and his daughter, Alice (died 1935). I am thrilled to have found them, with your assistance.

If there is anyone familiar with Riverside Cemetery in Marshalltown who would be willing to take photos of their graves for me, the Pattersons are buried in Lot M, Lot 11.

Thank you!

Re: Aaron B. Patterson of Marshall, Iowa as of 1870 Census

mrbobmspat — 2009-10-08 15:04:06Z

There is a Aaron Patterson b. 1814 d. 1878 buried at the Riverside Cemetery, Marshalltown Iowa, Marshall County.
Bob

Aaron B. Patterson of Marshall, Iowa as of 1870 Census

rubyofoz1 — 2009-10-08 00:29:05Z

Trying to locate Aaron B. Patterson, born c 1814 probably in Monroe County, New York.

Aaron was still in Pittsford, NY in the 1860 census. But the 1870 census shows Aaron in Marshall, Iowa with his wife Harriet Hecox, and daughter Alice.

Is anyone familiar with this family? Have you seen his name at the cemetery? Having a really tough time with this one and would appreciate any clues to his whereabouts. Thanks!

Re: TEETERS

CPSSHAN1107 — 2009-10-07 22:13:19Z

DO YOU HAVE ANY MORE INFORMATION ON FRED TEETERS PARENTS AND OR SIBLINGS. MY FATHER WAS FRED TEETERS NEPHEW AND I AM LOOKNG FOR INFORMATION ON RUDIE OMAR TEETERS WHO SHOULD HAVE BEEN FRED'S BROTHER. I NEED THE REST OF THE STORY HERE. I HAVE MET AND HAVE BEEN IN CONTACT WITH LILIAN TEETERS SCHOLFIELD MANY YEARS BACK IN A REUNION WITH MY FATHER. DO YOU KNOW IF LILIAN IS STILL LIVING. THE LAST I KNEW OF HER SHE LIVED IN LANGSTON OKLAHOMA. ARE YOU RELATED TO THIS LINE?

Re: MOSIER: Alsace FR to Iowa

JMS59 — 2009-10-06 09:02:05Z

Irene, I've sent you a link to my tree to see if it's any help.

Re: MOSIER: Alsace FR to Iowa

IreneDunne — 2009-10-04 17:40:03Z

I am responding to JMS's email update hoping to connect with others interested in the immigration from Alsace to Ringgold County. My father's grandparents Christian Egly and Catherine Saltzman immigrated from Alsace in the early 1850's. My dad always said that the Saltzmans, Mosiers and Egly's in Ringgold County were all related, I have certainly found that to be true. I have come across all the names mentioned in this thread as I worked my way back to Alsace--I have not yet really concentrated on this line and hope to do so this winter. As noted I am very interested in connecting with anyone doing research on this heritage, which I believe to be Anabaptist/mennonite/amish in the old country. I plan to spend Oct. 30 visiting some cemeteries in Ringgold County. Those of us connected to Ringgold County are fortunate to have had people there doing great work in the cemetaries and posting many photos of stones on line, but I will try to seek out any that people might have an interest in documenting.

Re: MOSIER: Alsace FR to Iowa

JMS59 — 2009-10-03 15:17:40Z

I just stumbled back across these posts. My email address changed a few times (trying to get out from under spam). It is now ncjefffl@yahoo.com, in case you tried to follow up with me!

Re: clinton morrison

Margrette50 — 2009-08-27 17:55:49Z

Have you ever found death dates and burial places for Jonathan and Sabrina (Chellis) Morrison?

Re: James Conley

drconley — 2009-07-03 22:53:55Z

The date should read 4 Jul 1863

James Conley

drconley — 2009-07-03 22:19:52Z

James Conley son of Simeon Conley and Caster Combs died in the Civil War at the battle of Helena, Arkansas 4 Jul 1963. I would like to find out where he is buried. He is the brother of my great grandfather Ezra Conley.
I have searched cemeteries in Arkansas as well as other states to no avail. Is there a military record that says where he is buried?
Don Conley
don.scharmal@gmail.com

Obituary Request

JudithZervas — 2009-06-11 00:26:11Z

Would appreciate a copy of the obituary for Bert Peterson, d. 12 Feb 1993, Kellerton. This is from his wife's obituary, I can't find him in the SSDI. Thank you.

John Walter/s born 1826 Ohio to Ringgold Iowa "HELP"

MargeryEtheridge — 2009-05-31 21:46:42Z

I am doing research on the family that came from Germany to Pennsylvania to Ohio to Ringgold Iowa. I descend from John Walter and Susan Swigart, their daughter Catharine(this name has been passed down for generations, although spelled differently). I am so confused right now its not funny. I have run across trees that say John's (1826) father is John (1798) and mother is Sarah Gnagy(1800). I was trying to track down on the US 1850 census John(1826) family and John (1798) family. I have found both but I now believe John (1826) is not the son of John(1798). My reason being is that John (1826) was married and living with his wife Susanah(Susan) and their daughter Harriet who was born in 1848, they lived in Springfield Lucas Ohio. I found them under ancestry.com under the last name Walters. Now for John (1798) his family I also found on ancestry.com under the last name Watters, but they have a John listed as living there same birthdate as my John. What I dont get is how my John can be included as living in 2 places at once. They also have his son Christian (Watters) born in 1840 in Ohio living with the Rickman family(I don't get that either). My John (1826) died at the early age of 37 around 1864, his wife died 2 years before that which left his 3 daughters orphans. My G. G. Grandmother Catharine was very young at the time and I found her living with Catharine and Edward Stuck in the 1870 census in Lotts Creek Ringgold Iowa. I believe Catharine Stuck to be John's(1798) daughter. I have not located Harriet or Mary Elizabeth in the 1870's census to see who they were living with, I assume they were married though. They both married Harrows from Iowa that resided between Iowa and Missouri so I assume they stayed with someone in those areas.

I will now give a breakdown of familys

John Walter/s born 1826 in Ohio married Susannah Swigart born 1831 in Ohio

Thier children:
1.Catharine Ann born Oct 10 1860 in Iowa married William Shackelford. died in Sept 26 1919 in Omaha Nebraska.

2.Harriet born Aug 26 1848 in Ohio. Married Francis(Frank) M Harrow. I dont know where she died.

3.Mary Elizabeth born Aug 30 1852 in Ohio. Married James S Harrow, They divorced sometime before 1900. She died in Souix City Clay Iowa. I also dont know if she remarried.

John Walter/s born 1798 in Pennsylvania married Sarah Gnagy born 1800 in Pennsylvania.

Their Children:
1.John G born 1826 in Ohio. Married Susan Swigart

2.Michael born 1823 in ohio died at the age of 21 died in Ohio.

3.Peter born 1825 Ohio died at the age of 34 in Iowa.

4.Catharine born 1828 Ohio married Edward Stuck died 1903 in Iowa.

5.Frances(Fanny) born 1831 in Ohio. Married Isaac Swigart. Died 1921 in Iowa. I know for sure she is Johns kid.

6.Elizabeth born in 1833 in Ohio. Married Peter Andrews. Died 1924 in Iowa. I know for sure she is Johns kid.

7.Ann*Anna*Annie*Anne born 1838 in Ohio. Married a Rearick. She died in 1888 in Ohio. I know for sure she is Johns kid.

8.Christian born in 1840 in Ohio. Married a Strayer. Died 1891 in Ohio. I know for sure he is Johns kid.

Any one who has been researching this family please help me with this. Also is there any way it could be a mixup on the 1850 census and they accidentally added John cause they were use to him being there since he had recently moved on with his family?

Thanks,

Margie

Re: fouser

Markogen — 2009-05-22 12:16:04Z

If you are still interested in your Fouser / Fauser ancestors from Wuerttemberg I can offer you my help as a local researcher living in Wuerttemberg. Please send me a mail directly to Markogen@aol.com
Regards, Martin

Samuel Skinner and Charity Straight

cfpalmer4 — 2009-02-18 22:01:15Z

The subjects above are my great-great Grandparents on my maternal ancestry side. Do you have any information on these Skinners. My name is Charles Frank Palmer, I was born in Hanna, WY on April 11, 1935. My Grandfather Skinner's name was Francis Emanuel Skinner. He died Thermopolis, WY around 1941.

Re: Cutshall

candjent — 2009-01-26 16:18:22Z

Would this be Tiffany, daughter of Betty Gannan?
If so, my ex-husband Robert Gannan is her first cousin! I remember meeting your mom once--she was a very lovely lady.
Cheryl Pettigrew

Re: Cutshall

candjent — 2009-01-26 16:16:36Z

Sandy,
Hi! I was married to the son of Robert Earl Gannan, son of Samuel Francis, son of John & Miranda Justice Gannan. I have the research done by Aunt Kathleen Gard Gannan (wife of Francis Marion Gannan).
I am curious where you got the info that the family was from Ireland? I never heard Kathleen mention that info in all her extensive studying.
Also, the story of the name change because of brothers arguing was in the Cutshall side of the family, and you can find in--Gutshall, Cutshall, and Shall in other trees from that surname.
I know it has been a few years since you posted this. Have you found anything else? I still gather info for my children (4 girls!).
Cheryl Pettigrew

Re: Middle Fork/1870s: Brooks, Locke, Howe, Simpson, Glendenning, Waugh

cathyjohnson2 — 2008-12-27 12:53:55Z

Hi. I found your post while searching for information on my grandmother, Verabel Mason. I thought you might find this article interesting: http://iagenweb.org/ringgold/obitht001/obit-scottwinfieldh.h.... I don't think the link will work, so you will most likely need to cut and paste.

Re: Griffiths in Redding Cemetery

tremaglio — 2008-09-18 11:16:22Z

Thank you for pointing this out. I had no idea there were two George Griffiths living in Ringgold County during this time. The George I am tracking was living with his mother and her second husband in 1900 and 1910 but not in 1920. I assumed (wrongly it is now clear) that the George listed in 1920 as married to Maud was the same son. I will correct my database.

Re: Griffiths in Redding Cemetery

tremaglio — 2008-09-17 22:23:37Z

This is the information I have on George's family. Isaac is his father.
Generation 1
1. Isaac Griffith-1. He was born 1847 in Illinois, USA [1, 2, 3, 4]. Occupation 1880 in Farmer [1, 2, 3]. He
died Unknown.
Elsie Sarah Davenport is the daughter of Hughea Logan Davenport and Joanna Watt. She was
born on 17 Feb 1850 in Harp, De Witt, Illinois, USA [5, 1, 6, 2, 7, 8, 9]. She died on 24 Feb 1925 [10]. She
was also known as Sarah E. Davenport.
Notes for Elsie Sarah Davenport:
General Notes:
In census of 1850, her name is Sarah A.
Isaac Griffith and Elsie Sarah Davenport. They were married on 09 Dec 1869 in De Witt, Illinois,
USA [4, 11]. Marriage Fact in Married by Stilman A. Chapin, JP [12]. They had 7 children.
Relationship Notes:
Name listed as Sarah E. Davenport on the marriage register.
According to the 1910 census, Elsie had 6 children, 5 of whom were still living.
i. Anna Florence Griffith. She was born Bet. 1870–1871 in Illinois, USA [2]. She
died Unknown.
ii. Harry Melvin Griffith. He was born Apr 1873 in Illinois, USA [2, 7, 13]. He died
Unknown.
2. iii. George W. Griffith. He was born Jun 1873 in Illinois, USA [2, 7, 14, 15]. Occupation
1900 in Farm laborer [7]. He married Maud Unknown. They were married Bet. Apr
1910–Jan 1920. He died Unknown.
iv. John Byron Griffith. He was born on 15 Feb 1877 in Illinois, USA [16]. He died on
05 Feb 1878 in Harp, De Witt, Illinois, USA [16, 17]. Cause of Death was Brain
congestion. Burial Place in De Witt, Illinois, USA (Griffith Cemetery) [16].
v. Marguerite Sarah Griffith. She was born on 16 Jan 1880 in Harp, De Witt,
Illinois, USA [1, 2, 7]. She died Unknown. She was also known as Mayvilla Griffith.
Notes for Marguerite Sarah Griffith:
General Notes:
Birth attended by John H. Tyler
vi. Amos Albert Griffith. He was born on 07 Nov 1881 in Harp, De Witt, Illinois,
USA [7, 3]. He died Unknown.
Notes for Amos Albert Griffith:
General Notes:
Birth attended by John H. Tyler, M.D.
vii. Jacob William Griffith. He was born Unknown. He died Unknown.
Generation 2
2. George W. Griffith-2 (Isaac Griffith-1). He was born Jun 1873 in Illinois, USA [2, 7, 14, 15]. Occupation
1900 in Farm laborer [7]. He died Unknown.
Generation 2 (con't)
Maud Unknown. She was born Bet. 1887–1888 in Missouri, USA [18]. She died Unknown.
George W. Griffith and Maud Unknown. They were married Bet. Apr 1910–Jan 1920. They had 1
child.
i. Velma E. Griffith. She was born Bet. 1913–1914 in Iowa, USA [18]. She died
Unknown.

Re: Griffiths in Redding Cemetery

tremaglio — 2008-09-16 16:00:46Z

Would you tell me if the book tells you anything about the George Griffith and the Maude Griffith who are buried in this cemetery.

Re: Griffiths in Redding Cemetery

scarlett62 — 2008-09-16 20:49:02Z

I should have mentioned it also has a short story about Jethro J. and Maria (Glover) Griffith on page 251. There are 2 pictures - one of the couple and one of their cabin where they were married. Page 251

Re: Griffiths in Redding Cemetery

scarlett62 — 2008-09-16 20:31:51Z

The book on Page 252 has a short story about James and Cleota Griffith Family.

I find no listing in Index for George but did find this:
"Redding, Iowa - The First One Hundred Years 1882-1982."
Page 89: At the Redding Farmer's Institute Fair in 1906...Mrs. George Griffith is mentioned as one of the women heading the Pastry Department.
Page 95: Lists Maud as a member of the card club, Idyleawhyle.
Page 98: Lists Maude Griffith and Velma in picture of Helpers Union, Organized in 1920.

Velma Griffith who married a Delbert Sterner:
"Redding, Iowa - The First One Hundred Years 1882-1982."
Page 53: Velma was in eigth grade in 1927.
Page 61: Velma was a teacher of the 4-5th grades in Redding School in 1938.

If you have information on George, let me know.

There is a picture of Clara "Mae" Griffith and husband J.Ray Miller on page 254. Story about J.Ray's parent on page 253.

I made no notes in my software of finding more information on George.

Re: Griffiths in Redding Cemetery

scarlett62 — 2008-09-18 00:10:20Z

They are listed online at Graceland Cemetery.
http://www.ringgoldcountyiowa.com/reddingal.htm

Re: Griffiths in Redding Cemetery

scarlett62 — 2008-09-17 22:39:33Z

I think we have 2 different George Griffith's.
1880 census has the George I have information on born to
Jethro Johnson Griffith and Maria. He was 1 and born in Iowa.

Re: Davis, Armstrong

mcneeley — 2008-04-06 23:05:32Z

Hi, The parents of Martin Davis b 19 July Clinton Co., Ohio is John and Sarah Scott Davis. Great write up in Biographical & Historical Record of Ringgold. P 270. Thanks to a volunteer, My email is larita2@aol.com. I can't get line back futher. LaRita in Kansa

Re: picture

mcneeley — 2008-04-06 21:27:35Z

Hi, My granddaughter Andrea Davis, gggrandfather was George Nelson Davis b. 1865 d 1941 in Cimarron, KS in his obit, says he's survived by brothers, Orville & Charles Davis of Kellerton, Iowa and sister Mrs Daisy Nefzer of Oklahoma City. My email address is larita2@aol.com. LaRita in Kansas

Davis, Martin V. & Sarah Jane

mcneeley — 2008-04-06 20:26:04Z

Hi Charles, I'm working on my new to be granddaugher, Andrea Davis of Russell Kansas, she's going to marry my grandson Chris. First thanks for Sarah Jane last name. Where and when did they marry? I think I have Martin's parents but need a few things yet. I like proof. Send email to this address, larita2@aol.com. This is my dau.-in-laws program.

[McDonad?] FITCH, 1840 IN > 1883 IA

metaphor — 2008-10-21 16:10:18Z

Michelle wrote, "i am looking for any informaiton on a civil war veteran named McDonad Fitch,

Is that first name correct? I don't find any matches for McD* (*=wildcard) FITCH in ANY database (census, etc.).

"... our local paper says that he may be brought back to Granite Falls for burial. ..."

What location are you referring to when you say "our local paper"? Where is Granite Falls (county, state)?

"I am trying to make sure all the veterans graves in Yellow Medicine County are marked ..."

Where is Yellow Medicine County (state)?

Does the newspaper item you have indicate under which state he served, his company/regiment, etc.?

Re: McConnel FITCH, 1840 IN > 1883 IA

metaphor — 2008-10-21 16:31:00Z

The date of death is not entered on his pension card. The 1878 date is the date on which he filed a claim that he was an invalid.

Do you already have McConnel with his wife Mary and daughter in 1880 census?

McConnel FITCH, 1840 IN > 1883 IA

metaphor — 2008-10-21 16:17:40Z

I believe the person you're researching is McConnel FITCH. See Civil War Pension card attached to this message.

Re: Mary Skelton McMaster

wood115 — 2008-04-15 00:15:55Z

Does William McMaster have a brother named David McMaster? David was living outside of Orangeville, Ont. He is my G-G Grandfather. I have been trying to trace his family. I know that he is from Ireland. Born 1805 , died 1870 and married Jane Carson.

Re: Photos:Saltzman, Moffitt, Mosier, Wilson,Egle, Carr, etc.

judie1021 — 2008-09-16 18:20:47Z

Hello,

My name is Judi Ives and Christian and Annie Mosier are my g.g.g.g. grandparents too.
Let me know if you would like to share info.

Thanks,

Judi

Re: Taylor in Ringgold Co, IA

taylor5203 — 2008-04-08 22:18:50Z

Lori, Fern Taylor was my great Aunt.

Where you able to get any additional information.

Thanks

David Taylor

Re: Solomon Hooker

juliewilmoth70 — 2008-05-14 06:18:06Z

Hello,

I'm also doing the Hookers. Always glad to get new info. My email is: yorba2rose@cox.net.

My web site is:

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/w/i/l/Julia-A-Wil....

I'm always glad to share info. on the Hookers. Let me know.

Regards,
Julie Wilmoth

Re: Solomon Hooker

juliewilmoth70 — 2008-05-14 06:13:09Z

Hi, again,

Forgot to give you my email:

yorba2rose@cox.net

Julie Wilmoth

Re: Solomon Hooker

juliewilmoth70 — 2008-05-14 06:11:30Z

Hello,

Without looking up the Hookers, I'm always interested in new data. You might check my web site. I have some of the Hookers listed there, I believe. It's:

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/w/i/l/Julia-A-Wil...

Best Regards,

Julie Wilmoth

Re: Solomon Hooker

juliewilmoth70 — 2008-05-14 06:08:04Z

Hello, I would love to receive your data and pictures. My email is: yorba2rose@cox.net

My web site is:

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/w/i/l/Julia-A-Wil...

Thank you so much. Have been laid up with different things. Broke my wrist last year....just getting back to this.

Thanks, again,
Julie Wilmoth

Re: Faurot or Fouser

Barbfaurot — 2008-06-28 02:09:04Z

Here is the info I have

Name: Samuel Wilford Faurot
Gender: Male
Birth: 18 Apr 1882 in Mechanicsville, Pioneer Twp, Cedar County, Iowa, USA
Marriage:04 Sep 1907
Death: 08 Jul 1963 in Santee, San Diego, California, USA
Father: George Ephriam Faurot
Mother: Mary Henderson

Spouse: Sylvia Blanche Stringham (b: 1883)
Wife: Sylvia Blanche Stringham
Name: Sylvia Blanche Stringham
Gender: Female
Birth: 1883 in Mount Ayr, Ringgold, Iowa, USA
Death: 30 Jan 1971 in Chula Vista, San Diego, California, USA

Children:
Name: Florence Leone Faurot
Gender: Female
Birth: 29 Aug 1909 in Ellston, Ringgold, Iowa, USA
Death: 02 Apr 1958 in Lemon Grove, San Diego, California, USA
Spouses:Male Bullock
Two children, probably still living so I wont post the info

Re: Bush's

dolittleab — 2008-11-04 14:27:10Z

Dianne, I am interested in the name of the McLaughlin listed in the Guardian's Deed. You state he had custody of four Bush children. My gggrandfather lived in Ringgold Co. in 1905-1906 prior to moving to Letcher, SD. At about this time my ggrandmother had lost her husband to TB and am wondering if maybe she had turned the children over to her parents while dealing with his illiness and death. The children would have been Esther M., Madge I., George M., and Theodore O. Please let me know if this might be John McLaughlin. Thank you.

Re: Looking for all Kneedler, Kibler, Teeters

Jacki_Gray — 2008-06-05 06:17:01Z

Caroline,
Your mom, Rosetta Fern, had 4 sisters. Blanch Mary Hoover,
Victoria Baker, Winnie, and Arlene. There were also 4
brothers. Your grandparent's first son was born to them in Buffalo, Missouri, but ALL the rest were born in Leon, Iowa. George M. Cooper had only one wife, Cora Ann Moody.

Antel Pearl Clark & Winnie Cooper produced a daughter in 1926. If he had another child, it was with someone else.

If you'd like to discuss this, you can reply to the Message Board or to my personal e-mail chachipup@yahoo.com

Seek Photo of Old Soldiers Monument Dedication 4 Jul 1918

55pcarter55 — 2008-12-09 03:17:42Z

My gg grandfather, John Davis Carter (aka: Wheelhorse Carter)
attended the ceremony that day, as a veteran from the Civil War. The article indicates photos were taken with the old soldiers. There were 4 Civil War vets present; my gg grandfather was the oldest, at 94 and he passed away the next year. It was the Ellis C. Miller Post. The SURNAMES of those serving in post positions were: Bickett, Duncan, Holden, Osborn, Soles and White. Other vets were Judge Keller and Bernard Preston. My thanks for any leads and or efforts.

Re: Griffiths in Redding Cemetery

jerijack — 2008-09-17 22:57:27Z

I've been to the Redding Cemetery on many occasions and I don't recall seeing a headstone for George & Maude Griffith.
I believe Scarlett Glover is correct in that this George is of another line.
Happy hunting.
jerijack

Re: McConnel FITCH, 1840 IN > 1883 IA

michellecaveney1 — 2008-10-21 16:58:57Z

Am going to check that out this afternoon, Thanks for your help

Re: [McDonad?] FITCH, 1840 IN > 1883 IA

michellecaveney1 — 2008-10-21 16:17:14Z

This is what I have found out since I posted the email.
Fitch, McConel (McDonald): Born in Indiana, Died at ? Monday Oct 5th, 1883 from consumption. Book A-22-10
1890 Soldier, sailor, marine report:
PVT Co K, 4th MN infantry, Feb 2nd 1862 to March 21st. 1821st 1864
PVT Co K 4th MN Inf. 29th of Mar 1864 to July 9th 1865
Post Office Address: Granite Falls
Disability Incurred: consumption, exposure from Sherman march from to the sea.
Widow filed report

Disability of liver and lungs, $50.00

Nov 6th, 1883-
McDoanld Fitch died at Mt. Agr Iowa Monday Oct 5th. Mr. Fitch has long been a resident of GF, and at the time of his death sojourning in other climates with the end in view of recovering from the consumption with which disease he had long been a suffer.
Mr. Fitch was a member of the Masonic order and it was thought at the news of his death that his remains would be brought back to GF for burial, but at the present writing it has not been done. And it is probable now that it will not be. Mr. Fitch was once connected with the newspaper business of the place and at one time was a postmaster.

Re: McConnel FITCH, 1840 IN > 1883 IA

michellecaveney1 — 2008-10-21 16:25:24Z

Ok, so the June 18th, 1878 is that a date of death for a widows pension, do you think I have the right obit for him?

Re: SHAW/JOY

birdlady1987 — 2008-10-30 10:27:31Z

Hello Karen, Sorry, I just found this post. We have moved. You are right. My Great Grandmother married a Brace. They lived in Redwood Falls, MN. I have extensive information on the Brace family. I have a lot of information on her family up to her and not much further back. Please email me if you would like to share. birdlady1987@yahoo.com
Thanks.
Jolene

seeking copy of marriage license, Ringgold County, 1900

imnoble7 — 2008-04-12 23:38:02Z

Seeking a copy of the marriage license for:
George HOPPER and Myrtle Emma DRISKELL, marr. 1900 or 1901 I was told they married in Ringgold Co, Iowa where Myrtle was from.
Will pay copy cost, postage, and time involved.
Thank You, May Noble imnoble7@yahoo.com

Re: Photos:Saltzman, Moffitt, Mosier, Wilson,Egle, Carr, etc.

mamaw134947 — 2008-06-04 04:37:14Z

What Mosiers are you looking for? My gr gr grandfather was Abraham Mosier. His father was Christian Mosier. I don't know who his father was. Can you help. Thank you, Sue Thomas mamaw134947@yahoo.com

Re: Need Ancestor information

SHorwat — 2008-05-18 12:34:06Z

Charles:

If you are still on this thread re Charles Edward Zwick, I have info that identifies Charles and Adeline (Alida) Ann Ostrom. He came from Hastings Co., Ontario and was the son of Philip (Jr.) Zwick.

You can contact me directly.

Sandra
ardnas@can.rogers.com