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1860 Dakota County, ED 1 Census Online

cgayers — 2009-12-08 12:58:13Z

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Re: any info on Frederick Leyh, or John Henry Leyh

kathrynclifford6 — 2009-11-22 23:29:43Z

John Henry Leyh was my great grandfather. My grandfather was Carl Henry Leyh, son of JOhn Henry and Louisa Augusta Marhenke. My mother was Gladys Leyh, daughter of Carl Henry(known as Henry) and Gertrude Brugger. I would love any information you can share and in particular am looking for information on John Henry and Frederick's father. I'm told his name was Henry... that's all I know. John Henry and Frederick had a sister named Annie and I'm told another sister whose information I don't have.

Re: Becker/Gergen in Hampton, MN

cymjyndy — 2009-11-07 05:24:13Z

I am interested in what you found out. I am Carl and Susan's grand daughter.

Re: Ramon Limon/Lemon of Dakota in the 1930's

BJMEANS — 2009-10-18 15:49:00Z

Thank you so much for that information on my step-ggrandfather. He was married to my ggrandmother Eva Ridenbaugh. They lived for a time in St. Joseph Missouri in 1920 and moved to Minnesota around 1928. The family lost track of her and Ramon around that time and never found out what happened to them or where they moved to.

Re: Ramon Limon/Lemon of Dakota in the 1930's

mspletts — 2009-10-18 03:28:19Z

From Ancestry's Minnesota Cemetery Inscription Index:

Township: South St. Paul
County: Dakota
Name: Ramon Lemon
Death Date: 3 Nov 1976
Cemetery: General Lutheran

And from the MN Death Index:
LEMON, RAMON
Date of Birth: 22 Nov 1888
Place of Birth: OUT OF STATE
Mother Maiden Name: UNKNOWN
certid# 1976-MN-029624

Date of Death: 03 Nov 1976
County of Death: RAMSEY

Ramon Limon/Lemon 1930-1935 Dakota, Minnesota

BJMEANS — 2009-09-28 21:17:33Z

I am looking for any and all information on Ramon Limon (sp) who lived in Invergrove Heights, Dakota Minnesota around the 1930's. I believe the address was something like 98-101 Highway # 53 on the railroad property.He was born around 1891 in Mexico. He worked for the steam railroad. Any help would be greatly appreciated. He was my step-ggrandfather. Need help finding him!

Ramon Limon/Lemon of Dakota in the 1930's

BJMEANS — 2009-09-28 21:11:23Z

I am looking for any and all information on Ramon Limon/Lemon who lived Invergrove Heights Township Dakota around the 1930's. He may have been living at 98-101 Highway # 53 on Railroad Property around that time, 1930-1935. He was a laborer for the steam railroad. He was born around 1891 in Mexico.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Re: Casey, Dougherty, Doherty, McDermott, Nash, Sheehan

patriciaabuckmaster — 2009-09-16 05:06:50Z

Margaret Dougherty, my grandmother married to Matthew Casey in Dakota County MN. I am looking for any information about this CASEY family and especially the parents of Matthew, Mark and Bridgett who homesteaded in Dakota County in 1853. I would like to know when they came from Ireland and where in Ireland.
Patricia CASEY Buckmaster
patriciaabuckmaster@gmail.com

Re: Sebry/casey

patriciaabuckmaster — 2009-09-16 04:56:12Z

I believe we have a connection to Mary Casey who married John Sebrey in 1871, Burnsville, Dakota County, MN. She would be the daughter of Mark Casey and Bridgett Brennan who came from Ireland about 1848. I am searching for any information about Mark CASEY who is my ggrandfather. I would like to also know where there were from in Ireland. Thank you. Patricia CASEY Buckmaster
patriciaabuckmaster@gmail.com

Re: Looking for obituary

CWorden — 2009-09-08 19:04:03Z

Do you have a copy of his death certificate? He died in Hennepin County. The death certificate identifier is certid# 1955-MN-019558 if you don't have it. Copies can be obtained at the Minnesota State Historical Society. That will give you his residence at the time of his death. That, in turn, will tell you where to look for the obit. Sometimes people are buried in family plots not close to where they are living. Just a suggestion.

C

Looking for obituary

pgosl — 2009-09-06 04:15:48Z

Hello,

Wondering if anyone could direct me to an obit for a Frederick ZIPFEL, died 2-6-1955, he is buried in Orchard Garden Cemetery, Orchard Lake.

Thanks for any help; Pam

Looking for Lost Siblings of Thora Marie (Karlsen) Olsen In Norway

Kristen_Darling — 2009-08-18 05:59:25Z

My great-grandmother Thora Marie (Karlsen) Olsen was born 24 March 1897 in Kristiania (Oslo) Norway. She was one of six children who were born to Anton Bernhard and Milla Annette(Thoreson) Karlsen. Anton was born in Naesodden, Norway 1856. Milla was born in Nes Akershus County, in 1870. They were married in Nes Akershus County 8 August 1886 in Drobak, Akershus County, Norway. My great-randmother Thora Marie (Karlsen) Olsen was christened in Uranaien Borg Church, Kristiania on 2 April 1897 on the 1900 Norwegian census she is living in Sorligaden with her parents and her siblings. She is confimed in Nes Akershus County on 6 Oct 1912, she is 15 years old, and she is living at Sjoli Farm in Akershus County, Thorvald Sjoli is her gaurdian. She immigrated to the United States three years later, boarding the SS Kristianiasfjord in Kristiania (Oslo) and after a brief stop in Bergen she left Norway on 8 Sept 1915 and arrived in New York on 18 Sept 1915. It is her siblings that I am now trying to track down. They are as follows:

Carl Karlsen (1886), in Drobak
Gunda Karlsen (1889), in Drobak
Bendikte Karlsen (1891), Drobak
Alf Karlsen (1894), Drobak
Lilli Karlsen (21 Aug 1899)Kristiania.

I have no idea what happened to them after my grandmother left Norway. I don't know if they all stayed there, came to the United States also, or if they went elsewhere, and there is no one for me to ask.

Re: Dakota County Cemeteries

LindaPetrich — 2009-08-03 18:23:51Z

I think that it is important for people to realize that your cemetery listings are not necessarily complete. In other words, if there is no headstone, their relatives may still be buried in a cemetery. It is important to look for the written cemetery records.

I have two relatives in Pine Bend Cemetery. However, they are not in your transcrptions. The reason I know they are buried in Pine Bend Cemetery is because they are included in St. Luke's Episcopal Church Records with the place of burial being Pine Bend Cemetery.

Re: Maloney obit

CWorden — 2009-07-26 17:14:06Z

Check the DC for the town where she lived at the time of her death. Without the town, my recommendation for an obit would be the Hastings Gazette.

Good luck.

Re: Maloney obit

lois24348 — 2009-07-25 01:17:18Z

Thanks for the info. I will just keep searching.

Re: Maloney obit

DONAHUEAINGE — 2009-07-24 21:48:12Z

I checked the Dakota Tribune at the Dakota Public Library as well as the Pioneer Press News at the St Paul Main Library and these is no record of death or obituary for a Anna L. Maloney.

Sorry. A Death Certificate may be the best information you will get.

Regards,

WHD

Re: Hunter family in Northfield MN

kirbylaw — 2009-07-12 01:32:12Z

I don't believe that the families are related.

Re: Hunter family in Northfield MN

aberg2 — 2009-07-04 14:01:18Z

ello,
I am researching my husband's ancestors and am wondering if the Hunter you mention is connected to my husband's since they lived in Olmsted and Goodhue counties for awhile before migrating to Oberon, ND.

Arnold or maybe Patrick Hunter born in Pennsylvania in 1828 was married to Caroline or Anna Sterling who was also born in Pennsylvania in 1831. They were in Olmsted township in 1860 and in Goodhue township in 1875 and 1880. Mrs. Hunter is buried in Pine Island, MN I think. Mr. Hunter may be buried in Oberon, ND.

Children born in PA were George W in 1848, Anna "Susan" in 1849 or 1850, and Flora in 1853. Children born in MN were Maria in 1854, Mary in 1856 or 1857, Ella in 1857, Henry in 1858, Sarah in 1859 and Walter in 1868.

George's wife was Charlotte and I think they lived in Wisconsin; Anna married Daniel L. Chance and lived in Oberon, ND; Maria married Thomas Kelly and lived in Oberon, ND; Mary married Kelly Knott and lived in Wisconsin I think; and Walter married Minnie Bell Tuttle and lived in Wisconsin.

Maria Hunter Kelly and Anna Hunter Chance had children that married and their descendants are my husband's line.

Thank you in advance.
Jo Berg

Re: Ezra Hathaway, Minnie Hathaway Stoneberg Hall, Gustav Alfred Stoneberg

kclobes9518 — 2009-06-18 21:34:42Z

I do hope you are still interested in family research - I would certainly like to share what I have regarding Gustav Alfred Stoneberg and his family.

You can contact me at Lindy4033@aol.com

Re: Ezra Hathaway, Minnie Hathaway Stoneberg Hall, Gustav Alfred Stoneberg

kclobes9518 — 2009-06-12 20:21:16Z

YES - we are working on the same family. Ezrz was my GG grandfather, Minnie by G Grandmother and Gustav Alfred my G Grandfather.
I am just now getting back to research. Will be happy to share what I have found. Any possibility of family photos?

Re: Ezra Hathaway, Minnie Hathaway Stoneberg Hall, Gustav Alfred Stoneberg

kclobes9518 — 2009-06-12 20:10:46Z

OH MY Lord, how exciting. Minnie was my great grandmother! Any other information you would like to share would be greatly appreciated. I have not done research in quite some time, but am not getting back at it.

Please respond so I can share what I have found so far. It would be wonderful if there were photos available of any of these family members.

Re: Ezra Hathaway, Minnie Hathaway Stoneberg Hall, Gustav Alfred Stoneberg

kclobes9518 — 2009-06-12 20:07:41Z

Re: Romanians in South St. Paul

HDiver0813 — 2009-06-04 16:56:11Z

I have started a facebook group for SSP Romanians... Trying to dig up any more information that I can find.

Re: King, Wall

TimBode — 2009-05-23 12:00:48Z

Is the John King for whom you have an obituary the one who served as Captain of Company G in the 5th Minnesota Volunteer Infantry Regiment?

Re: Hunter family in Northfield MN

kirbylaw — 2009-05-11 23:35:48Z

There were a number of related Scottish families that settled near Northfield in the mid-1800s including the Law, Hunter, Lorimer, Carlaw and Coulhart/Coulter families (there may be more). Some of these families settled first in Ontario and then moved to Minnesota. I believe that John Hunter and Jane Ferguson married in Ontario. John's mother, Barbara Tweedie, was a sister of one of my ancestors Jane Tweedie Carlaw (mother of Isabella Carlaw Law).

Re: Lydia Tuttle

Carol_Tilson — 2009-04-27 13:02:54Z

Lydia [Dexter] Tuttle [b. c1798, NY; d. 16 Oct 1868, Hastings, Dakota Co., MN] was the daughter of Joseph Dexter [b. abt 1774, MA?] and Safety Colvin [b. 19 Aug 1777, Clarendon, Rutland Co., VT].

In case somebody might someday be interested, Lydia, her husband, Nathaniel Tuttle [b. 19 Jan 1792, Clarendon, Rutland Co., VT], son Chauncey Dexter Tuttle [b. c1816, VT; m. Matilda Chamberlain], daughter Mary Tuttle [b. 14 Jul 1825, NY; m. Philander Chamberlain], and their families made their way to Minnesota via New York.

1820 Census, Clarendon, Rutland Co., VT, p. 431:

Nathaniel Tuttle Jr [5 in household]
--- 1 male under 10 [b. 1810-1820]
--- 1 male 16-18 [b. 1804-1810]
-- 1 male 26-46 [b. 1775-1794
-- 1 female 26-46 [b. 1775-1794]
____________________

1830 Census, Ft. Covington, Franklin Co., NY, p. 57

Nathaniel Tuttle [6 in household]
--- 1 male 10-15 b. 1815-1820
--- 2 males 30-40 [b. 1790-1800]
--- 1 female under 5 [b. 1825-1830]
--- 1 female 10-15 [b. 1815-1820]
--- 1 female 30-40 [b. 1790-1800]
____________________

1840 Census, Mendon, Monroe Co., NY, p. 114:

Nathl Tuttle [5 in household]
--- 1 male 30-40 [b. 1800-1810]
--- 1 male 40-50 [b. 1790-1800]
--- 2 females 10-15 [b. 1825-1830]
--- 1 female 40-50 [b. 1790-1800]
_________

1840 Census, Mendon, Monroe Co., NY, p. 114:

Chauncy Tuttle [2 in household]
--- 1 male 20-30 [b. 1810-1820]
--- 1 female 20-30 [b. 1810-1820]
____________________

1850 Census, Mendon, Monroe Co., NY, p. 242A, Dwelling & Family #1064, enumerated 3 Sep 1850:

Nathaniel Tuttle, 58, Blacksmith, $1500 real estate, Vermont
--- Lydia, 53, N York
Philander Chamberlain, 33, Harness Maker, N York
--- Mary, 25, N York
--- Frank , 4/12, N York
Sanford Hunt, 25, Physician, N York
--- John, 23, N York
Lewis Stevens, 13, N York
____________________

1850 Census, Mendon, Monroe Co., NY, p. 236B, Dwelling & Family #281, enumerated 28 Aug 1850:

Chauncey D Tuttle, 34, Inn Keeper, $3500 real estate, Vermont
--- Matilda, 34, N York
--- Henry B, 7, N York, Attended School
--- Elizabeth, 4, N York, Attended School
--- George, 1, New York
____________________

1860 Census, Town of Galen, Wayne Co., NY, p. 269, Dwelling #1186, Family #1184, enumerated 3 Sep 1860:

Nathaniel Tuttle, 68, Blacksmith, Vermont
--- Lydia, 64, Housekeeper, New York
____________________

1860 Census, Town of Mendon, Honeoye Falls P.O., Monroe Co., NY, p. 598, Dwelling #104, Family #101, enumerated 19 Jun 1900:

E D [sic] Tuttle, 43, Hotel Keeper, $10,000 real estate, $6226 pers prop, Vermont
--- Matilda, 43, Monroe, NY
--- Henry B, 17, Monroe, NY
--- Elizabeth, 14, Monroe, NY
--- George, 11, Monroe, NY
--- Chancey, 9, Monroe, NY
Alice Morse, 6 , Monroe, NY
____________________

1860 Census, Town of Galen, Wayne Co., NY, p. 269, Dwelling #1187, Family #1185, enumerated 3 Sep 1860:

Philander T Chamberlain, 43, Farmer, $6000 real estate, $1800 pers prop, New York
--- Mary D, 35, Housekeeper, New York
--- Frank N, 10, New York, Attended School
--- Dan, 8, New York, Attended School
John Garlic, 40, Domestic, England
--- Mary, 17, Domestic, New York
____________________

1870 Census, 3rd Ward, City of Hastings, Dakota Co., MN, p. 257, Dwelling #290, Family #292, enumerated 29 Jul 1870:

Chamberlain, P T, 53, Farmer, $12,000 real estate, $3000 pers prop, New York
--- Mary D, 45, Keeping House, New York
--- Dan T, 18, New York, Attended School
--- Leon T, 8, New York, Attended School
Tuttle, Nathaniel, 78, Blacksmith, Vermont
Decker George, 22, Farm Laborer, $2000 real estate, $300 pers prop, New York
____________________

1870 Census, Ravenna, Hastings P.O., Dakota Co., MN, p. 363, Dwelling & Family #5, enumerated 6 Jul 1870:

Tuttle, C D, 53, Farmer & Merchant, $32,500 real estate, $40,000, pers prop, Vermont
--- Matilda, 53, Keeping House, New York
--- Chauncy N, 18, Farm Lab, New York, Attended School
Walton, Solomon, 30, Farm Lab, Maine
Wallace, Willard, 18, Farm Lab, Vermont
__________________

Quite a few members of these families are buried in Lakeside Cemetery, Hastings Twp., Dakota Co., MN.

Maloney obit

lois24348 — 2009-04-22 21:05:32Z

I am trying to locate an obit. for Anna L. Maloney who died July 23, 1960 in Dakota County. Would appreciate any help i can get on this.

Re: BLASKA/CASE

mdkinney01 — 2009-04-08 16:39:55Z

Anna Blaska is my great great grandmother also. My grandfather was Anna and Ziph's son, Humphrey Case. He married Margaret Gannon and they resided in Farmington, Minnesota. The Corinthian Cemetary is located just outside of town. My mother is Connie (Case) Gerster, daughter of Humphrey.
I have much more information on Ziph Case, his father Phineas of Iowa if you are interested. Very little information on Anna or her parents.

Deb Kinney

Deb Kinney

Re: Minnesota Birth Certificate

Zelekis — 2009-03-29 22:00:55Z

Don't know the first name of your ggf. Assuming that Catineau is the last name, I did a search on the MN Terretorial and State Census. I found a Joseph Cutineau, born in 1845 in Canada and a sibling, Paul, born in MN in 1849. At that time they were living in St. Paul.
If this is the correct individual, you may want to contact the FHL(Mormon Church)to see if they have a microfilm listing births in that time period.
Good luck.

Re: SAUBER

BettyGergen — 2009-03-28 01:39:45Z

Hi Just noticed your message. I am related to Laurent Sauser and his 2nd wife, Marguerite Kurth through their daughter, Catherine who married Michael Schneider and lived and died in New Market, Mn. Your email added one more generation to help me. Thank you. I was wondering if you had dates of b. & m. and d. and where these Sausers lived in Europe. Again thank you for helping.
Also, my list of family members for Laurant and Elizabeth =
Nicholas, Michael, Peter, Nicholas, Catherind and John. where did Mathieu fir in?

Re: Need parents & siblings of James Griggs b. 1813/4 NJ in 1860 census West St. Paul, MN.

jajordan81 — 2009-03-23 04:19:51Z

My name is Janelle Jordan my maiden is Brown. James W. Brown is my 4th Great Grandfather one of his children is Elizabeth Jane Brown & she married to James M. Griggs. I'm looking for Elizabeth Jane Brown's Grandparents do you have any information on them?

Janelle

Re: Minnesota Birth Certificate

rlapointeold — 2009-03-21 23:57:57Z

My paternal gr-grandmother was Sophie Catineau dit Brindamour-Durand. Her parents were Antoine Catineau and Felicite Primeau. Sophie had a brother named Antoine. Sophie married Etienne Collette circa 1865 in PQ. There is a family legend that Sophie was a Metis. I have a photo taken from a tintype. I have little doubt that Sophie was First Nation. Let me know if this makes any sense to you.

Roland Lapointe

Obit of Octor S. OLRIKSEN

Zelekis — 2009-03-14 19:31:28Z

Octor S. Olriksen, age 76, formerly of Box 65, Dodd Rd. (died in Faribault MN). Dear brother of Mrs. George (Stella Olriksen) Moeller, West St. Paul. Uncle of Walter G. Olriksen, Mrs. James McArdell & Mrs. Richard Jensen, St. Paul. Services at St. Stephens Lutheran Church, Charlton St. at Wentworth Ave., Saturday, May 31, at 1:30 pm. There will be no visitation. Interment Acacia Park Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials to St. Stephens Lutheran Church Bldg. Fund would be appreciated. Arr. THE JOHNSON-PETERSON FUNERAL HOME.

Karl Eriksen

karenerickson96 — 2009-02-28 20:22:31Z

Hi - I'm looking for any information on Karl Eriksen. He immigrated from Ostfold, Norway, sometime before 1906. He was born in Liholt, Norway in 1878. Karl would be my great uncle. In 1906, my grandfather listed Karl as living at 389 Fairview Ave., Minneapolis. Karl's parents were Sophie and Johannesse, originally from Sweden and immigrated to Norway to the Liholt farm.

Any information on Karl would be appreciated.

Thank you, Karen Erickson

Karl Eriksen

karenerickson96 — 2009-02-28 20:21:45Z

Updates

crashq — 2009-02-27 23:44:08Z

Two of the children that I mentioned in my previous post have been located.

Catherina Tabaka/Tobak/Tobacco married an unknown Shinski, supposedly in LaSalle, Illinois (according to old family history notes made from her nephew's recollections) though it may have really occurred in Wisconsin. She had two children, including Frank C Shinski, and later moved to Kansas. She is buried under the name Catherine Shinski-Yardzinski in the Wamego City Cemetery in Pottawatomie County, KS. Interestingly enough, this is where her brother Charles (originally Kasimir or Casimir) and his son Noah are buried.

Thomas Tabaka/Tobak/Tobacco changed his surname to Tabasinske, like his brother Michael, and moved to Iowa like his brother Michael and sister Mary. He married an Electa Jane Widener and had several children. He died in Cass County, IA in 1885 and is buried in the Victoria Cemetery, though his grave marker is no longer there.

Re: Luxembourg immigrants - Schweich/Peine

wcoyote02 — 2009-02-17 21:59:23Z

What information do you have on the Schweich family line?
My grandfather was Math Peine.

Re: Twiss from Ireland

Ray Marshall — 2009-01-06 16:08:18Z

On this query you probably should be looking in the State of South Dakota, not Dakota County Minnesota

Ray Marshall
Minneapolis

Re: St. Paul Trains

familytree1762 — 2008-11-27 22:18:56Z

"Minneapolis & St. Paul Railroad" is the company name,
absorbed I think by the Great Northern, I've lost track.
My uncle was once president of the "M&St.L"
Can you email me a copy of the picture?
"familytree@mcguiganfamily.com"
I would love to see it and maybe explain it.
-Kevin

Re: Nagle; Winona, MN

KathieLaprise2 — 2008-11-12 14:23:02Z

Hi!
It was wonderful to find your reply posted! I would be happy to exchange information with you on this family. I am researching for my companion, Jim Summers. His great great grandfather, Daniel Nagle, your great grandfather, William Nagle Jr, brother. We visited Winona, MN two years ago. I have information on their parents.
I don't have much on Edwin but I do have a copy of his WW1 draft registration and a passenger list showing him returning to the USA in 1916.
Jim is your 3rd cousin, once removed! You can contact me at indafamilytree@gmail.com or your cousin at jsummers64@tm.net
Kathie

Re: Nagle; Winona, MN

franknagle — 2008-11-08 05:04:29Z

my name is frank nagle my father was edward bernard nagle his father was edwin bernard nagle his father was william nagle jr of winona later of eveleth he had a son lawrence michael nagle that went by his middle name. this michael nagle was a health food advocate born 1890 died 1987 and is buried in eveleth along with his mother mary ann nagle (boland) brother eugene,sister mae,sister margaret c. , and brother mark who died in an explosion in arizona in 1917. i have been looking for info on edwin for over three years on and off have found alot on this family but not much on edwin. if i can help please advise

Re: St. Paul Trains

kjsmac — 2008-11-06 07:31:44Z

See also
Dan Patch Corridor
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
(Redirected from Dan Patch Line)
The Dan Patch Line ran between St Paul and Northfield, Rice Co, MN. The corridor consists of the tracks on the former Minneapolis St. Paul Rochester and Dubuque Electric Traction Company lines, which came to be known as the Dan Patch lines. The history of the line appears in the article.

Re: St. Paul Trains

MusicLady54728 — 2008-11-05 07:20:45Z

Try this website.
"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Jerome_Hill"
James J. Hill was Mr. Railroad in St. Paul/ Minneapolis.
You'll find the names of R.R.s that service the Twin Cities.
Rosemarie in Wisconsin

St. Paul Trains

mdreed64 — 2008-11-03 02:46:43Z

I have some pictures of my grand-uncle Paul Reed, who appears to be a train conductor of some sort. Also one of him in front a train with "Minneapolis St. Paul" at the top. He has a hat on in several pictures with the number 3104.

Any ideas what train line or where to research this further?

Muldners

mdreed64 — 2008-11-03 02:41:54Z

I have a picture of my grandmother, along with several of her friends, holding a large pennant (probably about 12 feet long) with the word "Muldners" on it. It also has Fridely scribbled as a note on the back.

Does anyone know what this might be? A school team?

My grandmother in the picture is Nellie (Collins) Reed

George & Agnes Seals - obits

gruhastie — 2008-10-09 15:01:08Z

Could anyone provide me with a copy of obits from the DAKOTA COUNTY TRIBUNE? --
George Seals 11/28 and 12/05 1919
Agnes Seals (possibly listed as Mrs. George Seals) -
18 September 1914

Ruth Hastie

George & Agnes Seals - obits

gruhastie — 2008-10-09 15:00:45Z

Could anyone provide me with a copy of obits from the DAKOTA COUNTY TRIBUNE? --
George Seals 11/28 and 12/05 1919
Agnes Seals (possibly listed as Mrs. George Seals) -
18 September 1914

Schmit

fmdww — 2008-09-24 03:08:50Z

1910 Maria and Katherine are living with Schmit's. A guess is that this is the Schmit relatives you were looking for.

Name: Katherine Basting
Age in 1910: 15
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1895
Birthplace: Minnesota
Relation to Head of House: Boarder
Father's Birth Place: Germany
Mother's Birth Place: Germany
Home in 1910: St Paul Ward 12, Ramsey, Minnesota
Marital Status: Single
John Schmit 35
Wm Schmit 10
Teresa Schmit 7
Maria Basting 48
Katherine Basting 15

Re: Basting from Bertrange, Luxembourg

fmdww — 2008-09-24 03:06:42Z

You need to provide birth dates and immigration years if possible. Schmit with it's various spellings is too common of a name.

MN death records on-line: http://people.mnhs.org/dci/
Possibly this is your Nick:

BASTING, NICK
Date of Birth: na
Place of Birth: na
Mother Maiden Name: na
certid# 1912-MN-019036
Date of Death: 12 Mar 1912
County of Death: RAMSEY

Maybe this is your Nick and his brother Peter in 1900. This was taken on the 13th of June and Peter died two days later. Peter is listed as being born Aug 1840. Sometimes the census is off by a month or a year:

Name: Nicholas Basting
Home in 1900: Hampton, Dakota, Minnesota
Age: 62
Birth Date: Feb 1838
Immigration Year: 1881
Relationship to head-of-house: Brother
Father's Birthplace: Germany
Mother's Birthplace: Germany
Marital Status: Single
Residence : Hampton & New Trier Villages, Dakota, Minnesota
Peter Basting 59
Maria Basting 38
Katherine Basting 4
Nicholas Basting 62

1910 Maria and Katherine are living with Schmit's. A guess is that this is the Schmit relatives you were looking for.

Name: Katherine Basting
Age in 1910: 15
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1895
Birthplace: Minnesota
Relation to Head of House: Boarder
Father's Birth Place: Germany
Mother's Birth Place: Germany
Home in 1910: St Paul Ward 12, Ramsey, Minnesota
Marital Status: Single
John Schmit 35
Wm Schmit 10
Teresa Schmit 7
Maria Basting 48
Katherine Basting 15

Hope some of this was helpful.

Faith

Re: Basting from Bertrange, Luxembourg

fmdww — 2008-09-24 02:57:12Z