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1930 census lookup please for a household in Norfolk Madison Nebraska

badenroots — 2009-11-07 07:16:30Z

Henry Schraer abt 1868
Lena Schraer abt 1867
Arthur Maier abt 1897 should be son-in-law
Fauniel Maier abt 1924
Earl B Maier abt 1924

Re: Male Davis from Ill. married Eliz. Farrell from NY, trying to find his first name

chatterchit — 2009-11-06 20:13:28Z

Could this be the family? (from 1880 US Census)

Name: Harry Davis
Home in 1880: Twin Grove, Antelope, Nebraska
Age: 31
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1849
Birthplace: Illinois
Relation to Head of Household: Self (Head)
Spouse's Name: Lizzie
Father's birthplace: New Hampshire
Mother's birthplace: Canada
Occupation: Farming
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Gender: Male
Household Members:
Name Age
Harry Davis 31
Lizzie Davis 27
May J. Davis 6
M. M. Davis 5
Grace Davis 3

Male Davis from Ill. married Eliz. Farrell from NY, trying to find his first name

rgerickson1 — 2009-11-06 18:50:25Z

Elizabeth Farrell, 1855-1932. Born in N.Y. and married a male Davis from Illinois. She lived in N.Y. and later in life lived in Tilden, Nebraska. They had 3 daughters...Margaret Adena Davis, Grace Elizabeth who married William Danley and lived in Nebraska and Jennie May 1878?-1921, who married Charles B Young. The Youngs also lived in Nebraska. I have tried to find a marriage license for the daughters to find the name of their Father.

obituary lookup please for Arthur Maier d. 1970 in Norfolk

badenroots — 2009-11-05 14:29:05Z

I am looking for the obituary of Arthur Maier. He died in November 1970 in Norfolk Madison Nébraska.

thank you
badenroots@yahoo.com

Re: Mary Virginia Mink

genenewsfinder — 2009-11-02 00:12:41Z

Hi Donna,
I can do some checking for you if you like.

I think there is a bit of mixup in the information you have. There is no Hill Crest Cemetery at Battle Creek, Ne. There is a Prospect Hill Cemetery and a Hillcrest Cemetery at Norfolk plus several others in town.

Do you know how many wives he had? Any information you can provide me will be helpful in searching. You can contact me directly at genenewsfinder(at)yahoo.com.

Is the death certificate a photocopy or transcribed on a form?

I will wait to hear from you.
Richard

Mary Virginia Mink

DonnaDietrich62 — 2009-10-29 19:01:07Z

I'm looking to find where Mary Virginia Mink is buried. I have two different cemeteries in Madison Co. One being Hill Crest Cemetery, Battle Creek, NE (on death cert) and 2nd Prospect Hill Cemetery, Norfolk, NE, (on obit). She died on 7-13-1955 and her husband is Jacob Stover Mink. Would also like to verify where he is buried...
Thanks very much!
Donna in PA

Widegren

SLDauro11 — 2009-10-28 17:59:34Z

I am interested in finding Swedish relatives, descendants of my grandfather, Ernst Viktor Widegren born 24 Feb 1881 in Stockholm. He immigrated to the US around 1900 to Chicago where he met my grandmother, Emma Augusta Anderson born 16 Sept 1880. They married in Chicago 16 Sept 1902. There they had 3 children: Earl Donald b 1905, Violet b 1910 and Walter M b 1912. They then moved to Long Island, New York where my father was born, Ernest Victor 1915. If anyone has any relative information to this family, it would be greatly appreciated.

Mullen Family

nrotonda — 2009-09-24 20:23:47Z

Anyone know anything about the following Mullen family? They were living in Madison County in 1930. Also, is there a Nebraska death record search online somewhere? I can't figure out what year this James A. Mullen died.

1930 Norfolk, Madison, Nebraska
James A Mullen 70
Lennie G Mullen 60
Herman Mullen 31
Earl Mullen 38
Hazel Mullen 12
Erlene Mullen 9
Lunion Mullen 4 8/12
Onal H Mullen 20

Re: Schulz in Norfolk

Sherrill2330 — 2009-09-06 19:37:37Z

Thanks for the message and the important info. My great-grandmother Albertina was Bertha's sister. Any information about C/Karl Schmidt (their father), his 2nd wife and when and how they came to America--and Norfolk would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Schulz in Norfolk

christasobczak1 — 2009-09-05 21:31:24Z

Dr. Bertha Ahlmann was born Bertha Maria Theresa Schmidt on 11 April 1850 in Braunsberg, Naugard County, Pomerania, Germany. She is the daughter of Carl Friedrich Wilhelm Schmidt and Dorothea Maria Schulz (b. about 1817, died 12 Sep. 1867 in Braunsberg.)

On 10. November 1869 Bertha married Wilhelm Friedrich Ahlmann in Braunsberg. Wilhelm was born on 28. Aug. 1845 in Braunsberg. He is the son of Adam Friedrich Wilhelm Ahlmann and Ernestine Wilhelmine Manske.

They immigrated on 5. June 1872 on the ship Bladworth from Swinemunde to New York and settled in Pierce, Pierce County, Nebraska. At this time they had 3 children: Amanda, Louise and Margarethe. Margarethe died during the voyage.

Dr. Bertha died 25 June 1911 in Norfolk, Nebraska and Wilhelm died in 1924.

The area where they came from, Pomerania, Germany, was transferred to Poland after World War 2 and Braunsberg has the polish name Tucze. The county name Naugard has been changed to Nowogard.

Christa Sobczak

P.S. Wilhelm/William Ahlmann is my first cousin 3x removed.

Re: Hotel burned down in 1906 in Tilden

ktiedgreed — 2009-09-04 04:04:26Z

I have found about 5 articles on the burning of the hotel and the death of Mr. Bohlsen. Please let me know how to contact you.

Re: Besst family search

ktiedgreed — 2009-09-04 03:57:59Z

I grew up in the home where Leander and Ida Belle lived. There is a short obituary for Leander.
The home is over 100 years old now, but my parents still live there. It is only 1 mile from the Best Cemetery.

Re: Royal R. "Roy" King of Norfolk, Nebraska

troubledangel — 2009-08-30 20:20:19Z

Hello Jim,
I have been trying to find an active e-mail address for you.
I am John Wesley Marshall/Mary Jane (Poly) Summers, Great Great Granddaughter. Thru both the Marshall and Summers line.
Would you by chance have time to communicate with me?
Thanking you in advance
Andrea Baker

Gilbert E and Mary Ellen (Matthews) Lieswald

hamburgerclan08 — 2009-08-24 20:22:15Z

Hi I am looking for any information (or stories please) of Gilbert E. Lieswald or Mary Ellen "Ellen B" (Matthews) Lieswald.
Gilbert was born 2/26/1897 and Ellen was about 1900. They were married 10/6/1922 in Antelope County, and had 3 children, one of which is my grand father Lester.
I am just starting my search and have come up empty here escpecially on Mary Ellen's side.
If you have any information at all please help!
Thank you
Kyra Lieswald-Frank

Re: James Ira & Minnie May (Whitney) of Tilden NE

bv197 — 2009-08-23 01:55:06Z

I have the same dates from my g-grandmother Susan Maria (Gillespie) Whitney for James Ira Osborn's birth and marriage, for Minnie her birth is 1/19/1870, her death 6/19/1951. Children:
Maie b 10/7/1897, d 7/26/1984
George Daniel 12/24/1898 to 5/10/73
John Frederick 2/17/00 to 1/14/1972
Whitney James 8/16/2003
Evelyn Heloise 9/01/2006 to 11/26/1976
Ruth Elinor 01/01/1910 to 12/05/1980
Mildred Louise 12/13/1912
Marion L 8/18/1914 to 01/15/19

Clennis S. "Kenny" Besst

Lace_Lynch — 2009-08-04 13:38:19Z

Clennis S. "Kenny" Besst, 90, Coshocton went to be with the love of his life Betty on Sunday, August 2, 2009 at 2:25 p.m., at Coshocton (Ohio) Health and Rehabilitation Center.

Born November 22, 1918 in Canal Lewisville, Ohio he was the son of the late William Sheridan and Mabel Elizabeth (Schumaker) Besst.

A 1936 graduate of Coshocton High School, Clennis served as a Tec 4 in the U.S. Army from June 30, 1941 to December 19, 1945 as an automotive mechanic where he served in the European Theatre of Operations.

Just before entering service he married Betty Lint on June 28, 1941 who preceded him in death on April 24, 2006.

After WWII, he was employed at the former M. O'Neil Company followed by twenty-five years of service as Co-Manager of the former Kroger Company retiring January 1, 1981.

A member of the Warsaw United Methodist Church, he and his wife enjoyed traveling.

Surviving are a sister-in-law, Carolyn Besst of Coshocton; three nephews, Roger Besst, Coshocton, Greg (Linda) Bender, Canton and Ronnie (Debbie) Bender, Coshocton; a niece, Lisa (Chad) Elliott, Coshocton; and several great nieces and nephews.

In addition to his wife and parents, Kenny was preceded in death by two sisters, Alice Mae Bender and Frances Kempf; two brothers, Ernest Besst and William L. Besst.

Graveside Services will be held at 2:00 p.m., Thursday, August 6, 2009 at Prairie Chapel Cemetery with Evangelist Ron Davis officiating.

Calling hours will be held from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., Wednesday, August 5, 2009, at the Free Funeral Home, Coshocton, Ohio.

Re: NENOW/NIENOW/NINOW in Norfolk

E_Lanis — 2009-08-04 02:45:26Z

Judy,
I have relatives or in-laws from the Norfolk area with four of the six surnames you are researching. Please contact me.
I also am researching Ninow.
Ed Lanis
edwardlanis@yahoo.com

Dietz/Woodbury

aprx66 — 2009-07-25 20:10:45Z

Hi all, my maternal grandmother,Elsie Dietz, has been a brick wall for me. Can't find her anywhere. Everyone called her Elsie, but I don't know what her given name really was. She lived in Nebraska, & her husband was Warren Woodbury. Her children include Delores,Eva and Donald. She died (I think) in the early 60s, & may have been born around 1890 or 1900. Is there anyone who has come across her in their searches?

Re: Clinch family in Madison

MaryESicard — 2008-11-14 05:54:21Z

I am most interested. If you can scan the obit and email it to me even better.
Their daughter Helen married Joseph O Bstandig so maybe you can find a death date and obit for her (also him if possible, he died Jun 01, 1992 somewhere in Nebraska.
The son Gerald E. died Sep 05, 1992 - he has a son Gerald J but I don't know when he was born.

Anything you can tell me is more than I have known up to this time.

HIRSCH - Marriage Lookup Please!

PatticakeinMO — 2008-11-19 22:45:37Z

I'm looking for a marriage between "Otto" HIRSCH and Dorothy Laura ? (last name unknown). They would have been married between 1883-1886 in Madison County, NE. I think they may have been married in Norfolk, as that is where they are living as husband and wife in the 1885 NE State Census. Thank you for any help!

Re: Widergren

Judy_Baouab — 2009-05-24 20:26:02Z

Without birthdates and knowing where someone was born and when they came to the U.S., it is hard to determine if a hit on a database fits, but I see a Frans Leonard Vidergren on a Swedish cd called Emibas. Emibas was made from registrations in the Swedish parish to go to a foreign country. It is about 75% complete.

Frans was often Americanized to Frank. Vidergren and Widergren are the same name. Swedes consider V and W interchangeable.

Post 196366

Vidergren, Frans Leonard
Hemmason = son living at home. (unmarried man)

b. 5/14/1861 in Stockaryd, Jönköpings län (Småland)

Emigrated 6/18/1880
from Stockaryd Södergård, Stockaryd, Jönköpings län (Småland)
to Amerika

Source: Household Examination Roll, p. 111

Emibas migration file ID: Stockaryd F 1880 012

Emihamn database:

Emihamn was made from registrations with Swedish port police before leaving Sweden. Not all Swedes left through a Swedish port.

First name: F L
Last name: WIDEGREN
Age: 19 Gender: M
Parish: STOCKARYD County: F (Jönköping)
Port: GÖTEBORG
Date: 1880 07 02 (July 2)
Destination: CHICAGO
Fellows: NEJ
Source: 15:361:9473

I am not related.

Judy

Looking for descendents of Elias Mansson family in Madison county.

millimill2000 — 2009-04-11 07:23:10Z

Elias Mansson were born in Hammerdal, Sweden 1857. He immigrated to America from Sweden in 1897. Two years before had his wife Carin Olofsdotter died.
I think he settled down in Madison county. Elias sister Kerstin Mansdotter b 1843 and her husband Olof Larsson b 1832 immigrated to Madison count, America from Sweden 1890. Elias and Brita was going to live with them.

I wonder if Brita Eliasdotter ever get married in America and if there are any descendents?

I hope for some answers!

Regards Camilla in Sweden, a long distans relative for these family.

millimill_2000@hotmail.com

Sorry I maked a mistake

millimill2000 — 2009-04-11 07:11:16Z

Ignore my question about this family, I maked a mistake :-(

Looking for desendents fo

millimill2000 — 2009-04-11 07:06:46Z

Jonas and Karin Vik were born in Hammerdal, Sweden 1834 and 1839. They immigrated to America from Sweden in 1889, together with there five children, Andrew (Anders) b 1869, Christine (Kerstin) b 1872, John (Jonas) b 1875, Peter (Per) b 1877 and Erik (Erik) b 1880.
They settled down on a farm south of Halma.

In the middle of 1890´s immigrated Jonas Vik´s sister Christine (Kerstin) with her husband Johan and three children Christine (Kerstin) b 1873, Anna b 1878 and Ole (Olof) b 1886. They were all from Hammerdal, Sweden.

I have found some information about these familys here on rootsweb
http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.vik/17/mb.ashx

But I wonder what happend with the Vik´s children Christine, Peter and Erik. Does anyone know?
And what happpend to Anna and Ole Olson?

I hope for some answers!

Regards Camilla in Sweden, a long distans relative for these familys.

millimill_2000@hotmail.com

Re: Obit needed Samuel Kent

bplaner2000 — 2009-03-23 03:05:52Z

Michael,
Here is Sam Kent Sr. obit. I assume with your pictures that you are a descend from his son James Ambrose. What is your relation to Steven Kent who was a policeman from Columbus, Nebraska? I descend from Samuel Kent's daughter Mary Ann who married Nicholas Kent also from Wexford Ireland. Their son Peter Kent was my great-grandfather. He also was a policeman in Norfolk. My sister and her boyfriend have Sam Kent's original homestead and are restoring the house to its turn of the century elegance. I have Kent history I would like to share.
Brian Planer

The Norfolk Daily News
Feb 2, 1917, page 5

SAM KENT, SR., DIES ON HIS BIRTHDAY

END COMES AT HOM IN BATTLE CREEK ON HIS EIGHTY-FOUR ANNIVERSARY.

WIDELY KNOWN AS PIONEER

Came to Madison County in 1870 with $300 and Selected Homestead to Which He Brought His Family.
Funeral to be Held Sunday.

Sam Kent, Sr. known as "Uncle Sam Kent" to hundreds of friends in Madison County and one of the old pioneers of this vicinity passed away at Battle Creek at 2:30 Friday morning, his eight-fourth birthday anniversary. Heart failure was the cause of death. Funeral Services will be held in the Catholic Church at Battle Creek at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon.

Homestead in 1870

Sam Kent was one of the best known homesteaders in this vicinity. Back in 1870 he drove into Norfolk on a stage coach and took a homestead half way between Norfolk and Battle Creek.
Here he reared a fine family, was a successful farmer and on July 14, 1905 he celebrated his golden wedding anniversary. Sam Kent never regretted coming west. Just before celebrating his golden wedding, he told friends that he always pointed to two things with sepecial pride--first, that every move he made since boyhood was a move westward, and second, that his westward course brought him to Norfolk.

The old pioneer was born in county Wexford in the south of Ireland on Feb. 2, 1833. When he was 21 years old he went to Quebec, Canada, with a number of his schoolmates.

He worked in Montreal and at several places in Canada, and sent his small earnings to his parents back in Ireland. The salaries paid in those days were quite small, but by hard work and a thrift which were peculiar to Sam Kent, he succeeded. On July 14, 1853(1855), Mr. Kent moved to upper Canada and married Miss Mary Doyle. With his bride he conducted successfully a farm for a few years. The year Abraham Lincoln was assassinated saw Sam Kent hard at work as a fireman in a sawmill at Lake Huron, Mich. With the small fortune of $300, plenty of health and happiness and full of hope Mr. Kent moved westward, reaching here in 1870. On the same stage coach which brought him to Norfolk, he rode out toward Battle Creek and selected his homestead. His early days were spent in making the acquaintances of the Wisconsin pioneers who welcomed him with open arms. He took up his first abode in a house which had been built north of town by August Raasch. He then sent for his family who found that he had constructed a very neat sod house on his own homestead. He raised corn and was successful in stock raising. He often told of his trips to Columbus and Wisner with grain. He liked to tell the hunters who frequently visited his farm in the later days of the hardships which the old pioneers experienced. His favorite story used to be that of the west, the reward of honest, clean, and industrious living and thrift. He often told how he had made his little fortune of $300 grow larger through hard work and faith in the land of Nebraska.

Re: Obit needed Samuel Kent

bplaner2000 — 2009-03-23 03:05:50Z

Re: Searching death date for Jesse Fields of Tilden

retroteach64 — 2009-03-06 14:19:18Z

According to the stones in the cemetery Jesse Fields was in Co. A of the 2 Wisconsin Cavalry Reg. Began March 27, 1865 and ended July 29, 1885. Civil War stone is hard to read. Born in 1831 in England. Died Abt 1891 in Tilden, NE. Wife Caroline (Cealey) B. Sept 29, 1830, England. Died Mar. 1914
There is a stone right next to Caroline...Annie fields b. Sept 8, 1850. d. July 17, 1906. Hope this is helpful. I did research into Jesse thinking he was relation as my maiden name was Fields.

Re: Clinch family in Madison

mom2aGi — 2008-11-14 03:15:43Z

Found obits for John and Helen (have her maiden name as Beson) John's DOD is 3/18/1958 Helen's is 12/16/1963 didn't see Gerald's but might have slipped thru the cracks I can get info from their obits next week when I go to the library let me know if you are interested

Roberta

Re: Richard F Kohl

mom2aGi — 2008-11-14 03:09:27Z

will copy and send you the information from his obit,have DOD as 12/31/63...

Roberta

Re: Ralph S. Finley, Norfolk, Nebraska, unknown Buford

mom2aGi — 2008-11-14 03:00:42Z

Found an obit for Ralph Finley died 1959 If you want the next time I go to the library I can copy the info for you and send it on... let me know won't go til mid week next week

Roberta

Re: Pierce Collingwood

mom2aGi — 2008-11-14 02:52:03Z

I found an obit listing for Mrs Pierce Collingwood, if you want I can copy it and send the info on to you, probably won't get to the library til early next week. Let me know.

Roberta

Henry H and Anna L Carson

Tim_Ganser — 2009-05-21 22:11:12Z

I'm searching for information about my great, great grandparents: Henry H Carson born in April 1848 in Germany and his wife Anna (Annie) L Carson was born in 1858 Michigan. They married in 1875 and lived most of their lives in Madison County, NE. Any information - especially on their parents - and where they are buried would be greatly appreciated. Their daughter Lucinda (Almyra) Carson was my great grandmother.

Edwin Rowlette - Lucinda (Almyra) Carson

Tim_Ganser — 2009-05-01 05:48:11Z

Looking for any information on Edwin Rowlette and Lucinda (Almyra) Carson. Any idea where they are buried? Especially need info on Lucinda (Almyra) Carson. I believe her father is Henry H and her mother Anna L but I don't have any further info.

Gottlieb Ganskow

Tim_Ganser — 2009-05-01 04:43:38Z

Hi,

I'm searching for any information on Gottlieb Ganskow in Madison County, Ne. I believe he is buried at the Kohl cemetery in rural Madison country under the tombstone Father Ganskow. His daughter Lousia Kohl is also buried there. There is also another tombstone Grandfather Ganskow. I know he came to America in the 1880s - had a brick kiln in Norfolk and his wife died shortly after they arrived. The children that I know of are Louise Kohl, Martha Kohl and Paul Ganksow. I would love to know the wife's name and where she is buried and also any info about grandfather Ganskow.

Re: Searching

Tim_Ganser — 2009-05-01 03:44:42Z

They are buried at Iowa Valley Cemetery in Madison, NE. I have photos of their grave if interested. I believe they are my great-great grandparents.

Re: Pierce Collingwood

Tim_Ganser — 2009-05-01 03:36:03Z

My great grandmother was Sarah Jane Collinwood and she lived in Madison, NE.

Searching death date for Jesse Fields of Tilden

BethJorg — 2009-03-01 03:25:09Z

I am looking for the death date of Jesse Fields from Tilden. He was born approximately 1831 in England, served in the Civil War. I think his death date is between 1914-1920. I'm about ready to write for his death certificate, but I like to have a better date for them to search so it's easier. He is buried in the Tilden cemetery, but there are no dates on his grave because he was a veteran. Any suggestions or help would be great. I've tried everything I can think of (besides the death cert). Thanks.
Beth Sparrow

Re: Searching death date for Jesse Fields of Tilden

BethJorg — 2009-03-06 17:51:21Z

Thank you for your help. I have been to the gravestones. I have a copy of Caroline's death cert and Jesse is listed as the informant so I have his death narrowed down to 1914-1920 I think. I may end up just sending for his death cert. Please let me know if you find you are related.

Re: Obit needed Samuel Kent

michaelsmith8 — 2009-03-28 23:42:47Z

Brian,

Thanks for the obit. I don't suppose you have a hard copy of it with the photo? Somebody sent me one last year that was a photocopy of the newspaper obit, but the photo was just a dark spot on the page. I would be interested in anything you have about Sam or the Kents going back to Ireland. I would also be interested in seeing what Sam's homestead looks like because I have a bunch of Kent photos that I can't ID, some of which are in front of a house. As to Steve, he was my g/g uncle. I assume that if you saw that pics of James Ambrose, you also saw the info on Steve.

Look forward to hearing from you,
Mike

Re: Marker Photos

patacake — 2009-04-05 18:53:42Z

Oh my goodness! Thank you for all the additional info you have supplied to me via the Nebraskagravestones.org website! I just checked on the Marquardt's. Am glad to get the additional info on Ruth.

Re: Marker Photos

patacake — 2009-04-05 18:10:37Z

I have spent the past two hours submitting photos. Hopefully you'll approve them when you get them. I did add two cemeteries, Union Cemetery in Madison County and Hoskins EUB Cemetery in Wayne County. I didn't see Union come up in the list when I was submitting, but I see you do have it listed in your previous post. Maybe I just overlooked it.

Feel free to email me directly if you'd rather. Thank you again for all your work on this!!

Re: Obit research

patacake — 2009-04-05 06:14:41Z

Just a correction on the name of the cemetery in Battle Creek, Nebraska where the Fundum/Vorndam families are buried. It is St. John's Lutheran Cemetery. I will attach photos taken 29 Mar 2009 of the stones you asked about. The quality of the photos is not as good as I would like. My digital was not working and this was a disposable. I will attempt for better photos over Memorial Day.

Re: Obit research

patacake — 2009-04-05 15:16:18Z

Thank you. I've been to that website in recent weeks. It is amazing!!! If you are responsible for it, I'd like to offer my deepest gratitude! I could offer you photos of additional gravestones in Madison County, but I do not have the location and other family history as you do on the Tilden cemetery. Thank you again!

Re: Robert Clyde Fryer

jmandl1 — 2009-06-04 01:56:00Z

Thank you for the additional information. Do you know if they called Betty Ann---Venetta?

Re: Obit research

rknmelarson — 2009-04-05 14:56:49Z

Thank You for the correction, I have it in my records as St. John's Lutheran, just typed in the wrong name. I have taken pictures of St. John's as well as Union at Battle Creek. I am in the process on getting them on line. The location is nebraskagravestones.org/, if you take a look at Tilden / IOOF you can see what I am trying to do. It just takes time to get all the data entered.
Later...............RK

Re: Marker Photos

rknmelarson — 2009-04-05 18:05:13Z

It is not my web site, but I am the cordinator for Madison and Antelope Counties. I have to check the photos after they have been submitted and then post them on line.
I have pictures for the following Cemeteries: St. John's Lutheran, Union, St Patricks, Osborn and Allbery all near Battle Creek, NE. Best, Trinity Lutheran #2, Iowa Valley, Rose Hill, Tilden, Immanuel Lutheran, McCoy, Deer Creek, Williams, Warren, St. Paul (Buffalo Creek), St. Matthews And St. Mary's in Antelope County.
If you have any pictures from other cemeteries in Madison County, or any other county, feel free to Submit them. If I get all the pictures that I have on line I will be doing good.

Re: Pierce Collingwood

JeanMorrison123 — 2008-11-14 03:21:19Z

Roberta, that would be great. Are you related to this family?

Re: Pugh

tbacken165 — 2009-03-19 19:01:34Z

Sarah Greer and David Pugh are my relati
ves

Re: Robert Clyde Fryer

ragyn651 — 2009-06-04 19:12:08Z

No never Venetta only Betty

Re: Robert Clyde Fryer

ragyn651 — 2009-06-04 01:43:51Z

Hello

Robert clyde And daisy were my grand parents

They had seven children

Rex Clinton fryer married catherine tosh
Richard Charles married Evelyn Steffen
Shirley may married Edward dvorak
Betty Anne married Leroy graae
James clyde Married Joanne Adams
Robert Dorian married Phyllis Keiger
Pattricia Anne married Charles Tosh