McLeod - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Oakland Cemetery, Hutchinson, McLeod County, MN

srgroshong — 2009-10-23 17:28:39Z

Looking for verification of burials for ELIJAH and AURILLA AMANDA WOOLSEY in 1893 & 1895 respectively. I am interested in spelling of Aurilla's name and anything else the headstones may offer.
Thank you,

Re: "Tex" McLeod Rodeo and Rope Trick Artist of the '20s - '40s

genelistmom — 2009-10-19 23:38:07Z

Thank you for the reply.. I was trying to contact "zrat1" about Alexander & Georgina McLeod and Donald McLeod that lived in MO., with family in Texas and some southern states. The messeages were above yours so guess I hit the wrong "reply" area. Sorry.
Sandee

Re: "Tex" McLeod Rodeo and Rope Trick Artist of the '20s - '40s

fragar — 2009-10-19 20:01:55Z

Sorry, I didn't recognize your new name. I sent a reply to your e-mail.

Re: "Tex" McLeod Rodeo and Rope Trick Artist of the '20s - '40s

fragar — 2009-10-19 19:45:23Z

Sorry, but I don't think your message was intended for me.

Re: "Tex" McLeod Rodeo and Rope Trick Artist of the '20s - '40s

genelistmom — 2009-10-19 18:46:30Z

Helloo, I wondered what happened to you and today I was looking at the "Tex" posts and saw that you had posted things to me on that thread..Let me know if you are still following these boards...I do know where Georgina is buried plus have other info on her and Donald..
Looking forward to hearing from you..
Sandee genelistmom@yahoo.com

Re: Banke, Herduin, and Strissel.

KenNeumann134 — 2009-09-30 07:18:35Z

You mention the name BORK. I'm wondering what information you have on that surname in McLeod County. I am particularly researching Wilhelmina BORK, b 1843, Labes, Pommern, Germany, daughter of Carl Bork. Wilhelmina at least resided in McLeod County and married in 1867 to William Zieske. Thanks for any further information on them or related persons. All the best, Ken Neumann

Re: 1888 meeker/mcleod biography book

JeanRichards90 — 2009-09-22 18:25:25Z

I'm looking for information on William C. Eggert and his family - particular his mother, Sophia Roberts, who died in 1886.

Re: book Mcleod

tonykadlec — 2009-07-22 13:14:13Z

To search the castle garden website go to:

www.castlegarden.org (not .com)

And you'll find the search engine there, which is better than most search engines you will find on these types of sites. Be sure to use the wildcard (*) to help you find all possible combinations or variations of the surname that you are searching.

And if you're fortunate enough to find your people on a given ship, copy/paste the ship name and do another search on all the people who came on that ship for that given date (using the wildcard * for the first and last names), as you might find some other relatives or friends on the same voyage.

Word to the wise: you might even find a misspelling of ship names in the castle garden records you find, as that was the case for the castle garden record of the ship's name upon which my family arrived. With a correct spelling of your ship's name you can do a google image search and might get lucky and find a picture of your ship.

Good luck--

Tony

Re: book Mcleod

stevenkrista — 2009-07-21 15:34:01Z

where can I do a search in Castle Garden?

vorlicky worlicky

stevenkrista — 2009-07-21 15:23:20Z

Looking for information on Vaclav Vorlicky / Worklicky found in the 1885 census living in Hutchinson, McLeod, MN...married to Antonia and having a daughter named Anna....they were bornin Bohemia

Re: 1888 meeker/mcleod biography book Any chance of a look up this late 2009?

searcher4truth — 2009-07-15 03:28:09Z

Thanks for the reply. I'd love to say that I see how we could be related but right now I don't see it. I did try to see the Cunninghams in your tree but there were none? I viewed the only public tree I could see listed on your profile page. My Cunningham immigrant relative was Patrick. He was born in Ireland 1835-37. Moved to England, then New Jersey, Mass., PA, and finally Minnesota. Let me view a tree with your Cunninghams in it or keep in touch in case you haven't done enough research to see a closer connection. Patrick married Anne/Anna Malley in PA, had 3 children there and then moved to Helen, Minnesota 1876. They had 5 more children in McLeod county and died Glencoe MN 1911 & 1918.

Re: 1888 meeker/mcleod biography book Any chance of a look up this late 2009?

EKBerquist — 2009-07-13 19:04:12Z

Hi, I have nothing to say about the lookups in the book, but I saw your message and wanted to point out that I also have the Cunningham name in my tree for McLeod County....perhaps there's a connection somewhere? I really do not have much research done on them yet, but I can tell you that I have a Margaret Cunningham (born in Ireland) who married a Patrick Cafferty (also born in Ireland) and had 4 children (Thomas b.1818, Patrick b.1825, Brian b. 1828, and Bridget b.1835). Please let me know if you think you might be connected! Or maybe we've already talked about it - I haven't looked at my genealogy research in a long time - so if that's the case, please forgive me :)

Re: 1888 meeker/mcleod biography book Any chance of a look up this late 2009?

searcher4truth — 2009-07-11 14:49:43Z

I just found this message. If you receive this and still are doing look ups in the book:

Would you look up Cunningham, Patrick for me. He immigrated from Ireland and its very hard to trace all his movements to get ready to search in Ireland!

Thank you

Re: East Side (St. Pius X) Cemetery - Glencoe

searcher4truth — 2009-07-11 14:00:50Z

Hello,
You probably received this years ago but I have a plot map of Mary's (Mayme) burial in St. Pius's with my gr gr grandparents Cunningham!

Radous or Radoush

Rosenlof — 2009-07-06 22:19:26Z

I am looking for information on the Radous or Radoush name that goes back to Jimramov, Czech. My great grandfather Bedrich Radous/Radoush was born in Jimramov in 1838 and came to the states in 1874. I would love to know who his parents are or any other information about his family.
Thank you.

Re: Claire A Cripps-obit request

heiljames1 — 2009-06-27 03:36:38Z

Lynda,

I found the obituary for Claire in the Hutchinson Leader on-line newspaper, but they will charge you for it. The webite for the paper is: http://www.hutchinsonleader.com/ .

If you go to http://www.leaderarchives.net/ and type in "Clair Cripps" (no 'e' in Clair) you should get it.

Jim Heil
Wichita, Ks

Claire A Cripps-obit request

lyndamcginnis — 2009-06-27 02:27:28Z

Can anyone suggest how we might find an obituary for Clair Alfred Cripps, born 8 Feb 1916 at Parkersburg, Iowa and died 26 July 2002 Hutchinson Two, McLeod Co, MN. We would greatly appreciate any help or suggestions.
Lynda
Kansas City KS

Re: Lester Prairie Centenary Book

ConnieMazerov — 2009-06-02 20:16:22Z

Thanks for your reply. I had forgotten that I had sent this message. I did contact Angvall Hardware in Lester Prairie and ordered a book which I have received.

Emma Peterson m. Harry Arthur Telecky

pascheele — 2009-02-18 05:28:58Z

I'm looking for more information on the family of Carl Peterson who moved to McLeod County from Renville. His daughter Emma m. Harry Telecky 1925.

Was Emma's mother Anna Johnson? Where are Anna and Carl buried? When did they die?

This is what I have found so far:
Carl M. Peterson, born ca 1853

Census Records

Carl M. Peterson, born ca 1853 is likely Mike’s great grandfather

1900 Census Melville, Renville County, Minnesota

Carl M. Peterson, age 47, born Denmark, father born Denmark, mother born Denmark, immigrated 1885
Anna Peterson, age 34, born Sweden, father born Sweden, mother born Sweden, immigrated 1885
John Peterson, age 8, born Minnesota, father born Denmark, mother born Sweden
Carie Peterson, age 7, born Minnesota, father born Denmark, mother born Sweden
Emul Peterson, age 5 (could this be Martin E.?), born May 1895, born Minnesota, father born Denmark, mother born Sweden
Emma Peterson 3 months, born Minnesota, father born Denmark, mother born Sweden

Hans is likely Mike’s great great uncle (not proved!)
And Next Door is another Peterson Family!

Hans Peterson, born Oct 1855 age 48, born Denmark, father born Denmark, mother born Denmark immigrated 1872
Lucie, wife, born March 1859, age 41, married 13 years, born Denmark, father born Denmark, mother born Denmark, immigrated 1872
Meyers, son, born Feb. 1888, age 12, born Minnesota
Nels, son, born June 1890, age 10, born Minnesota
Axal, son, born Feb 1892, age 8
Mary, daughter, born April 1894, age 6
Alfred, son, born Jan 1898, age 2
Andrew, brother born 1861, age 38, born Denmark, immigrated 1886
Senn, s. father born May 1835, age 65, married 35 years, born Denmark, immigrated 1886
Care M. mother born Dec. 1820, age 79, married 35 years, 3 children born / 3 children living, born Denmark, immigrated 1886 (possibly Mike’s great great grandmother – not proven!)

1910 Census Melville Township, Renville County, Minnesota
Carl M. Peterson, age 62 born ca 1848, Denmark, father born Denmark, mother born Denmark immigrated 1885
Anna, age 45, married 19 years, 4 children born / 4 living, born Sweden
John, son, age 18, born Minnesota
Carrie, daughter age 16 born Minnesota
Emil Peterson, age 15, born Minnesota (likely Mike’s grandfather)
Emma Peterson, age 10, born Minnesota
Copy of 1910 Census

And next door was
Hans Peterson, age 54, married 21 years, born Denmark
Sorena?, age 51, 5 children born / 5 living, born Denmark
Nels, son, age 20
Mary, daughter, age 16
Alfred, son, age 12

1930 Census Hutchinson, McLeod, Minnesota

It looks like Carl M. Peterson and Anna moved to Hutchinson, McLeod, Minnesota.

Carl M. Peterson, age 81, born ca 1849, Denmark, father born Denmark, mother born Denmark
Anna E, wife, age 67, born Sweden, father born Sweden, mother born Sweden
Emma M. Telecky, age 29, daughter, married at age 24, born Minnesota, father born Denmark, mother born Sweden
Beverleya Telecky age 4, granddaughter, age 4 born Minnesota, mother born Minnesota, father born Minnesota
Stuart A Telecky age 3 months, grandson, age 3 months, born Minnesota, mother born Minnesota, father born Minnesota

Re: Need help please finding and obit

rjo723 — 2008-09-27 03:34:10Z

Good luck!

Re: Need help please finding and obit

rjo723 — 2008-09-26 13:49:04Z

This is from the Minnesota Historical Society website (www.mnhs.org):

FENSKE, EDWARD ALFRED
Date of Birth: 02 Sep 1902
Place of Birth: MINNESOTA
Mother Maiden Name: MANTHEY

certid# 1979-MN-008588

Date of Death: 29 Apr 1979
County of Death: MCLEOD

This now gives you a specific date of death. You could contact the McLeod County Historical Society: info@mcleodhistory.org as they may have the obituary on file.

Re: "Tex" McLeod Rodeo and Rope Trick Artist of the '20s - '40s

davilabq1 — 2009-01-10 19:43:09Z

My father and Tex were cousins. My father's grandfather was Canuto Davila brother of Candelaria Canuta Davila who married George Mcleod in Luling,Texas where he was a tacher.
I believe there was another sister named Fransica. I have seen several letters which Tex wrote to my father and relatives in Luling and San Antonio,most were written in Spanish.

James N Windham out of Houston has good information,he is a decedant of George Mcleod.
My name is Edward S. Davila 418 W. Kingsbury, Seguin,Tx 78155 ph.830-556-2354. email davilabq@swbell.net
I would appreciate any information that you can share.

Re: Glencoe Cemetery

silverado104 — 2008-12-28 22:39:57Z

Hello,
Did you ever get the death record for Joseph Boehm?
If you go to the MInnesota Historical Society web site they have an index of all deaths from 1900 to 2001. I did find a Joseph M. Boehm died Feb 10, 1906, McLeod County.

Steve

Re: "Tex" McLeod Rodeo and Rope Trick Artist of the '20s - '40s

fragar — 2009-01-10 02:42:06Z

Tex was my grandfather's first cousin and close friend in their younger days. I have accumulated information from my grandfather's mementos and letters and from other relatives. I would be happy to exchange information with you.

Thanks,
Frank Garza

Re: "Tex" McLeod Rodeo and Rope Trick Artist of the '20s - '40s

fragar — 2009-01-10 19:24:05Z

Contact me by e-mail at fragar@swbell.net so that I can send you what documents I have. James Windham and I have exchanged information as well. Thanks.

Re: "Tex" McLeod Rodeo and Rope Trick Artist of the '20s - '40s

fragar — 2009-01-11 22:38:45Z

From what I recall from my last contact with Jim Windham, he has a copy of the late John Hall's manuscript. I believe that he wanted to get it privately published. Another contact was working on a book about one of his relatives who was a contemporary of Tex McLeod. He then got interested in Tex and was gathering information for a book about Tex. He also had John Hall's manuscript. Jim Windham has done extensive genealogy study. My interest has been mostly on Tex McLeod's life and not so much on family genealogy, but I will gladly provide what details I have accumulated. There is also an American writer living in Italy who is working on a project relating to the European interest in the American West. She visited with me about two years ago to get information on Tex McLeod. I prefer to exchange information by direct e-mail rather than on the message board because of the extensive volume involved. My e-mail address is: fragar@swbell.net

Re: "Tex" McLeod Rodeo and Rope Trick Artist of the '20s - '40s

fragar — 2009-05-03 12:49:33Z

Another person, Clark Gray here in Austin, has visited with me and I have provided him with extensive information on Tex McLeod for his efforts in putting together a book on Tex. I haven't heard from him in about two months, so I don't know what's become of that project.

Bolton Family , Hutchinson 1967

tammorkwed — 2008-10-05 15:22:26Z

Need help!
Just got Mpls man data sheet writings of my family from 1967. He was Alan Bolton, father of children in Hutchinson, MN. 1967. He took trips to WI to visit my relatives and wrote about WI. data on my tree lines and this seemed to be mixed data linked to his wife who I think is Ester who maybe my relative. It is very hard to follow.

Related families are Olson/Hendrickson/Johnson/Christianson

I am posting my email if these people are living to contact me with.
tammy54321@hotmail.com

Re: book Mcleod

joyce8244 — 2008-09-02 14:20:36Z

I am still assisting my grandson, Michael James Krulikosky with his research. Please advise me when you can on info. Michael has limited computer skills sofar, bur is learning fast.
Joyce Sibell Watson.

Re: "Tex" McLeod Rodeo and Rope Trick Artist of the '20s - '40s

zrat1 — 2009-01-11 01:18:27Z

I met with Jim a few years ago. However, I have heard from him since. He does have a lot of information. He stated that he was compling a book. Lost touch with him. Do you know if there is going to be another family reunion?

Re: "Tex" McLeod Rodeo and Rope Trick Artist of the '20s - '40s

zrat1 — 2009-01-12 00:38:20Z

I am very glad to hear Jim is creating a book. My Email is ZRAT1@aol.com. I do not know about the Canutu Davilia side and am very interested.

Thanks for you help.

Re: "Tex" McLeod Rodeo and Rope Trick Artist of the '20s - '40s

zrat1 — 2009-01-10 18:59:28Z

Other info as follows:
Donald McLeod born Abt. 1809, Culag, Sutherland, Died before 1900 - Missouri. Maried Georgiana McKaskle 03 July 1844 in Assynt Parish. Their children were Johana McLeod Born Abt. 1846 Assynt, Sutherland; Rodk McLeod Born 5 Oct 1803 Assynt, Sutherland; Ann McLeod Born Abt 1851, Scotland, John McLeod Born Abt 1853, Canada, Alexander McLeod Born 21 Sept 1858 Assynt, Sutherland Died 21 Oct., 1932 Crawford Co Missouri and my G-Grandfather, George McLeod Born 16 April 1855 Assynt, Sutherland Died 21 Dec 1934 San Antonio, Texas. George Married Candelaria Canuta Davila (1868-9?- 10 Jan 47) Bexar Co, TX. My Grandfather was Crosby McLeod he married Andrea Olivo De La Graza and they had one child Hazel Hortense McLeod my mother. ALexander "Tex" McLeod (1889-1973). was one my uncles Hope this helps. Also, George McLeod was a school teacher and taught for about 50 years. I am not sure what occupation Alexander (his brother in Missouri) had.

Re: "Tex" McLeod Rodeo and Rope Trick Artist of the '20s - '40s

zrat1 — 2009-01-10 18:43:40Z

Please let me know your pedigree to Alexander McLeod in order to update my records. Thanks. Also, do you know where George and Georginia McLeod were burried?

Re: "Tex" McLeod Rodeo and Rope Trick Artist of the '20s - '40s

zrat1 — 2009-01-10 18:42:13Z

thank you. Another resource is James N Windham.

Re: "Tex" McLeod Rodeo and Rope Trick Artist of the '20s - '40s

zrat1 — 2009-01-10 02:00:55Z

Hi, I am the granddaughter of Crosby McLeod (born 1901). Tex is my mother's uncle. Her name was Hazel Hortense McLeod. I have been researching Candelaria Canuta Davila. (born 1870) She died in 1949 San Antonio. I am not sure where. I have other information if you like. From other family members, she taught Tex how to use a rope.

Regards
Rose Anne Beaupre McLeod

Re: Lester Prairie Centenary Book

garyblp — 2009-06-02 13:53:09Z

The book is available at the hardware store in Lester Prairie, MN. The book is called Lester Prairie Community 1886-1986 and was written for the centennial.

Sommerville or Zobler in Bergan

bobboss55 — 2008-09-12 19:02:41Z

Researching a John SOMMERVILLE, his first wife Janet qnd a Doar Sophia ZOBLER.John and Janet originated in Scotland and show up on the 1850 census in Oconomowoc, Waukesha, Wisconsin. Their first few children though show NY as their birth place before moving to Wisc. The 1860 census still shows them in the same place. The 1870 census John married to a Sophia and living in Bergen, McLeod, Minnesota. The ages of some of the children alog with Sophia's ( 33 in 1870) lead me to think that maybe Sophia was married before as was John. Not sure when or where they got married though. John was in th 1st Reg Wisc cavalry during the civil war though. Some other documentation on Sophia lists her as Dora S ZOBLER. ensus say she was born in Prussia. Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.

Bob

SOMMERVILLE/SOMERVILLE/SUMMERVILLE/SUMERVILLE

bobboss55 — 2008-11-18 16:46:01Z

Trying to trackdown information on John SOMMERVILLE ( the last names has been on various paperwork all four ways) and his second wife Dora ( coul be Dorathea or Dorthea) Sophia ZABLE (also seen as ZABEL and ZOBLER). John and his first wife, Janet, and 5 children are found in Oconomowoc, Waukesha, Wisconsin. He is listed as Jno Somerville in the census.The 1860 federal census shows them still in the same place,Oconomowoc, Waukesha, Wisconsin. The 1870 fedeeral census shows a different picture of him. He is now in Bergen, McLeod, Minnesota, married to Sophia with some of the first children along with children of the second wife.Looking at the kids ages, suspect he moved in about 1864 or 1865. The 1850 census says the children were born in New York state, so John and fa,ily lived in Wisconnsin from about 1847 till abt 1865. WEould love to find out about his earlier life.

Thanks

Bob

Re: book Mcleod

bluerose2752 — 2009-04-14 13:23:53Z

OK here you go My Grandfather Joseph S Krulikosky's Father Is Joseph John Krolikowski and m- Ellen Helen Martha Bugnon.Johns Mothers Name was Frances Krolikowski. Father may be Frank but I'm not sure. Ellen Helen Martha also called Nellie's Parents F-Joseph Joe Bugnon from Switzerland and he had more than one wife-Rosella Sutherland or Suthard born in France, Rosale Paddock born in NY, and a Mary born in Canada I think. On my Grandmothers side I can take you allthe way back to France so e-mail me. Or have Michael send me his. What happened to Chad Krulikosky?

Re: lester prairie photos

maclancy — 2009-03-24 16:07:39Z

here is my email
clancysclassics@yahoo.com

lester prairie photos

maclancy — 2009-03-24 16:06:44Z

anyone interested in the Gilbrath family from this town? I have some beautiful images please email me for a link...
marianne

Need help please finding and obit

dickusaf1 — 2008-09-26 03:33:09Z

I am in hopes to find a obit for
Edward FENSKE
Birth Date: 2 Sep 1902
Death Date: Apr 1979
Social Security Number: 471-34-5790
State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Minnesota

Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 55385
Localities: Stewart, Mc Leod, Minnesota

Death Benefit Localities
Zip Code: 55342
Localities: Hector, Renville, Minnesota

I hope to find any lead to living family. My parents died quite young and for some reason all my past was a secret. At 60+ years I would like to find some living family. This gentalman would have been married to one of my great aunts. I seem to find that I am the last of my lines or so it seems. Would you be able to help me find this obit for leads to the future. Dick

Re: Need help please finding and obit

dickusaf1 — 2008-09-27 01:45:15Z

Thank you so very much for your assistance. I am in hopes this is the right fellow, I am going on the assumption that two sisters married two brothers. How ever the maiden name for this gent is not the same as the other but still worth a try. I do thank you very much! Dick

Re: book Mcleod

AABonine9200 — 2008-08-08 23:37:01Z

I have one picture of Isabella and Fred, none of John. Are you a Krulikosky? My grandfather is Gordon Bonine. Do you know if Vincent Bonine is from Germany? I'm also wondering about John's siblings, so far I know he had brothers Frank, August, and Anthony (according to Florence Scharmer). I think there might have been others though.

Re: book Mcleod

CNiemann27 — 2008-08-07 00:17:21Z

I have pictures of Isabella and John. I have pictures of the Bonines and some history.

Re: book Mcleod

CNiemann27 — 2008-08-09 01:38:13Z

Yes I am Leonard Krulikoskys and Harriet Bonine's Daughter. Vincent was born in Germany( Prussia). His wife's name is Mary. He was a blacksmith. Their children were Regina born in Germany . Vincent died of a bowel obstruction and is buried in Stewart, Mn. Frank,Mary and Anna were born in New York after they immigrated. They moved to Illinois. Then to Birch Coolie,Mn Where August was born. Then they bought 120 acres in Grafton Township where Elizabeth, Emma,John(my Grandfather),Martha, Anton, and Archer were born. Mary left the farm after Vincent died. Archer died as a child. I would love to have a picture of Fred. I have pictures of Mary and John and siblings. I tried writing to Florence but got no response. I found out by Internet that my Aunt Gerry had died in a car wreck. I have done most of this research myself. Bonine is sometimes spelled Bonin. Janicke is spelled Jeneke,Jannicke, and Janicke. So who are your parents. Gordon was married to Jeanie. I think there was a daughter Laura that was not one of Jeanie's children. I remember a Holly, Paul, Scott and there was more but right know I can't remember. I have a farm in Tennessee. I adored my Grandparents Isabelle and Fred. I have a dog named Shep after my Grandfather's dog. I have been working on this for about 3 years off and on. I have found other relatives who are descendants of John Bonnies Family. I don't know what John died of but I think Hennepin is listed as death place. I don't know where he is buried. My e-mail is CNiemann27@hotmail.com.

Re: book Mcleod

Polzin189 — 2009-03-30 01:30:21Z

I am new to this thread by a few years, but I have been trying to find out about "this side" of my family for a few years now. My mother was Vivian Bonine, Clarence and Alex's sister. I just made a rather large discovery that I thought you might be interested in. Castle Garden is the location immigrants came into before Ellis Island. There is a non-profit group that is going through all the old records and making a searchable database. I just did a search for the name Bonin and up came three names that I recognized. Winzenz, Maria, and Regina Bonin from Germany. Winzenz is the German spelling for Vincent, and Maria is obviously the German spelling for Mary. They came on the ship Columbus on May 10, 1873 from Bremen, Germany. I remember my mom telling me that Regina was born right before they made the trip, so the fact that she is listed as 11 months old makes perfect sense. I believe this is the entrance record for our great-grand parents.

Re: 1888 meeker/mcleod biography book

kagadacz — 2009-01-03 21:33:47Z

Is there any records of any of the following in the book?
Joseph & Victoria Stachowski (Glencoe, McLeod)
Simon and Katherine Pechan (Forest Prairie, Meeker)
Ernest & Barbra (Pechan) Barr

Re: Parson, Mathias / Jemima / William

DebbieFrantz25 — 2008-10-04 16:01:47Z

I'm checking into the possibility that your Mathias is the son of Mathias Parson - family settled in Lauramie Twp., Tippecanoe County, IN in the 1820s. Mathias had a son, Mathias, who may have received a land grant for property in Fountain Co, IN - I found a marriage record for Mathias Parson and Jemina Penwell, Fountain Co, IN, 12-19-1833.

Please feel free to email me.

George Frantz
Lafayette, IN
gwfrantz@hotmail.com

Lester Prairie Centenary Book

ConnieMazerov — 2009-03-17 12:41:09Z

I am looking to buy a copy of the Lester Prairie Centenary Book. Does anyone know where I can obtain one?

My great grandfather, Julius Barnick, was from this area. He was married to Wilhelmine Krenz, August Putfaul and Christina Letzsio (?)

Connie