Adams - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: SURNAMES: Gaylord

JeanneSwick84 — 2012-11-13 22:46:50Z

Nettie Wolverton Gaylord was the daughter of Charles and A. L. (likely used Louisa for her everyday name). She married Duane Gaylord, born in Iowa, and had a sister, Rose A. Wolverton, born PA 1863. They all lived at Ft. Buford in Montana on the 1880 US Census. Rose A. Wolverton was a 17-year-old servant in a home not far from the Gaylords at Ft. Buford in 1880. Nettie and her children later lived in Miles City MT. Nettie named her own daughter after her dead sister, Rose A. Wolverton, who died at the age of 18-19 in Miles City. Rose's findagrave.com Memorial is #88331651

Looking for info on old Picnic groves

coreystaloch1 — 2012-10-22 16:25:12Z

Any info would be appeciated

Re: A Story of Adams County. 1976 -- Ole Amundson

pattydrew48 — 2012-07-20 16:33:25Z

If you are still willing to look up items for people in this book, would you share with me what it said about Ole Amundson? Ole was my great-great grandfather.

Re: Charles and Ida Pagel

alexandralpagel — 2012-05-13 04:10:32Z

Charles is my great great grandpa. His son, Ehlert was the father of my grandpa (Edwin Pagel). The reason Lydia (Ehlert's wife and Edwin's mother) wasn't listed as living in the household was because Ehlert had her put in a mental institution so he could divorce her. Unfortunately, Lydia lived the rest of her life there (I have documentation if you would like to see it).
Edwin married Helen Wolf and they had 4 sons and 1 daughter. Here are their names listed in birth rank: Carol, Robert, Kieth, Kevin and Lynn. Lynn is my father. They all still around Hettinger ND except for Kieth who lives in the Fargo area.
From the family history I have heard from my parents and aunts/uncles (About Charles leaving because of a feud) I believe your Charles is the same as my Charles. If you would like more information just let me know. My email is alexandralpagel@yahoo.com
Also any information you could give me about Christian and Johanna Pagel and/or the family feud I would like to know. I have been to Germany twice before and plan to go back to visit the area's of my ancestors and would like to know as much about them as possible.

Thanks!

Re: Adams County Cemetery question

peterson324 — 2012-04-26 22:03:20Z

the records have been lost they were sent to the archives and they had a fire there ihad contacted the mnmanigle family about this buriel i assume the daughter was buried next to the mother

Re: Adams County Cemetery question

phartman — 2012-03-29 16:57:24Z

I am not sure. The information I have only indicates a Margaret McManigle so it could be either the mother or the daughter or both. I would suggest trying to obtain the church records for more information. Patrice Hartman, Hartsearch Genealogy

Re: Adams County Cemetery question

ekball09 — 2012-03-29 16:57:07Z

Margaret and Tim had a daughter who was also named Margaret. She died in 1914 at age 13. Is she buried with her mother?

Re: Adams County Cemetery question

phartman — 2012-03-29 16:56:49Z

South Fork is a township name. I believe Margaret is buried in the Cedar Creek Cemetery or Prince of Peace located in Section 20 Township 130 Range 91 or South Fork Township. There is no marker but a local historian indicated she is buried there. The church records might be available at the ELCA Archives or other church archives. Patrice Hartman, Hartsearch Genealogy

Adams County Cemetery question

ekball09 — 2012-03-29 16:56:29Z

Info I have: Margaret 'Bessie' Oldham McManigle died Sept 1910 burial South Fort, Adams County, North Dakota.
1910 Census has the family, Tim, Bessie, and their three children in Stowers Twp, Adams County, North Dakota.
Is South Fort a fort, town, or cemetary in Adams County, North Dakota?

Re: Edward R. Hillis died 1909? Gilstrap, ND

hillisblw — 2012-02-05 02:58:29Z

thank you for the info!

He was last known to be in Gilstrap, ND but no sign of him after that.

Edward R. Hillis died 1909? Gilstrap, ND

hillisblw — 2012-02-01 20:01:46Z

Seek death/obit for Edward Root Hillis born 1851 Seneca Co., Ohio to John and Sarah (Cummins) Hillis.

We have family notes that Mr. Edward Hillis came to Attica, Oh to visit relatives/family reunion on Dec. 24, 1908 and left Jan. 1909. He will be
58 years old the 16th day of April.

He listed his present address as Gillstrap, South Dakota and said when he changes it will be Edmonton, Canada. Is Gilstrap in SD or ND???

Sometime between Jan 1909 and 1910, I think he died as I cannot find him in the 1910 census records. Now thinking maybe he died in Gilstrap before he could move.

thanks, bonnie

Re: Edward R. Hillis died 1909? Gilstrap, ND

barbdale_1 — 2012-01-31 03:48:20Z

I see in another post you said he bought property in Perkins county South Dakota. Perkins County is right across the border from Adams County North Dakota. Gilstrap is right on the state line, in North Dakota. You might try finding the land records from the property he bought, since it should say when he sold it.
You might contact the county office here, to see if they can tell you if they have the records or who does
http://doh.sd.gov/vitalrecords/County/Perkins.aspx

Re: Charles and Ida Pagel

gsdoe1 — 2011-09-01 21:02:05Z

Hello,
I am a decendent of Charles and Ida Pagel. They moved from
Wisconson to North Dakota with their two sons Henry (my great grandfather) and Elhert (Butch) and farmed in Adams County, Lemmon Township in North Dakota. My mother has documentation from research my uncle did in years past to connect Charles with the family in Wisconsin. I hope this is helpful.

Re: St. Marie, Gaylord, Wolverton

Audrie_Livingston — 2011-07-24 21:43:59Z

Perhaps I best leave this place to the pros. I am looking for info on Nettie Melissa Wolverton (maiden)born 1859 in PA who married Duane N Gaylord born 1846 in Wapello Co, IA in Miles City, MT in 1878. They are the parents of Elizabeth Alice Gaylord who was born there in 10 DEC 1888. Elizabeth met a man called Nathan Ross St. Marie. They were married but spent most of there time in Adams CO, ND. They are my grandparents. (maternal line) I am specifically looking for the death record of Duane N Gaylord. He was born in IA in 1846. He and Melissa lived in Miles City. I am told by long gone family members that he died i some sort of accident that killed many people in Mar of 1894. I have checked for obit records in IA and MT. I have looked for fires, floods, train and mine accidents near Miles City at that time but can find no list of the dead or of the wreck. I seem to recall a train wreck but that is not certain.

Re: Name of Twp. - in Adams county. ND.

prairieroselady — 2011-03-24 21:12:57Z

The name of this township is "Holt". It is just north of the town of Hettinger. Mary R.

Re: Nicholas Joseph Baker & Lula Herrick Baker -- CORRECTION

CrowPeakSD — 2011-02-14 03:58:54Z

We don't have any info on Lula's name being anything else. Good question though. I think this Raymond is from another family.

Re: Nicholas Joseph Baker & Lula Herrick Baker family 1909

CrowPeakSD — 2011-02-14 03:55:49Z

Thanks for the lookup. I did have everything below already, except for Lula Herrick in Caldwell ID. The Maxwell/Maxfield stuff does not match though. The data points to Leda's spouse being born in Idaho, not SD.

Re: Nicholas Joseph Baker & Lula Herrick Baker -- CORRECTION

MLM44 — 2011-02-13 17:21:05Z

This family seems to be very hard to track. Did Lulu adopt the children out after Nicholas died?

Another family tree at ancestry indicates Raymond's name is Maxfield instead of Maxwell. I assume Lulu married again and her husband may have adopted Raymond? But I don't understand the information about Raymond below, that shows his mother as Margaret Elizabeth Webster. ??? Unless Lulu died and Elijah Maxfield married again???

Leda Mecham
Birth: 1912-08-01 (1 Aug 1912) - Hanksville, Wayne, Utah, USA
Death: 1989-05-07 (7 May 1989) - North Edwards, Kern, California, USA
Spouse: Raymond Baker Maxfield

Raymond Baker Maxfield
Birth: 1909-11-25 (25 Nov 1909) - Loa, Wayne, Utah, USA
Death: 2005-12-29 (29 Dec 2005) - North Edwards, Kern, California, USA
Spouse: Leda Mecham
F: Elijah Everett Maxfield
M: Margaret Elizabeth Webster

Is this Lulu in the 1910 census living in Adams Co., ND?

Lula Baker 28 b. 1882 in MO
Leroy Baker 9 MT
Frank Baker 4 ID
Jophes Baker 2 ND
Raymond Baker 7/12 ND

Do you know what year Lulu died and if her name was a nickname for Louise or Louisa or Lena or ???????

Re: Nicholas Joseph Baker & Lula Herrick Baker family 1909

MLM44 — 2011-02-13 17:20:02Z

I am not related but did some lookups for you.

Joseph Nikolaus Baker
Father: Frank W. Baker
Mother: Barbara Hoffman

Died: Oct 1909 in Spearfish, South Dakota, USA
Spouse: Lulu Herrick
Born: Missouri
Died: Caldwell, Idaho, USA

Son: Raymond Baker Maxwell / Maxfield ??
Spouse: Leda Mecham
Born: 1 Aug 1912 in Hanksville, Wayne, Utah, USA
Died: North Edwards, California, USA

=====================================

I don't know why he's listed with the B.L. in front of his name but here he is before he married Lulu.

Source Citation: Year: 1900
Census Place: Spearfish, Lawrence, South Dakota
Roll: T623_1551; Page: 10A; Enumeration District: 29

B L Jos Baker
[Nicholas Joseph Baker]
Home in 1900: Spearfish, Lawrence, South Dakota
Age: 28
Birth Date: Mar 1872
Birthplace: Illinois

Barbara Baker, Head, 51, b. Nov. 1848, widow, mother of 6 children, 5 living, IL, GER, Unk, Landlady - Boarding House
B L Jos Baker, son, 28, b. Mar 1872, IL, NY, IL, Stockman
Frank Baker, son, 24, b. Dec 1875, IL, Tailor
Mamie Baker, daughter, 19, b. May 1881, SD
Harry Lytle, boarder, 22, b. Dec 1877, KS, IL, IA, Barber

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Here's the family in the 1880 census when Nicholas' father was still living.

Source Citation: Year: 1880
Census Place: Lead City, Lawrence, Dakota Territory
Roll: 113; Family History Film: 1254113; Page: 197A; Enumeration District: 117

Frank Baker, 36, Miner, NY, GER, GER
Barbara Baker, wife, 32, Keeping House, IL, GER, GER
Nicolas J. Baker, son, 9, at school, IL
Maggie Baker, daughter, 7, at school, IL
Frank Baker, son, 4, IL
George Baker, son, 1, Dakota Territory

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I found this information on a family tree at ancestry.com

Frank William Baker
Birth 15 Jan 1844 in NY
Death 10 Dec 1898 in Spearfish,Lawrence,SD
Marriage: 29 Oct 1869 - St. Francis of Assisi Church, Cook Co, IL
Barbara Hoffman (1848 - 1917)

Children--
Francis Baker 1870 – 1871
Nicholas Joseph Baker 1872 – 1909
Margaret Lena "Mamie" Baker 1874 – 1936
Frank M Baker 1875 – 1948
George William Baker 1878 – 1965
Marianne Josephine Baker 1881 – 1947

Nicholas Joseph Baker & Lula Herrick Baker family 1909

CrowPeakSD — 2011-02-07 04:09:38Z

Looking for any info on this family. Nicholas died in 1909 and Lula is listed as a widow in the 1910 census.

Re: Else Christine Sorensen -- b. 1854 Denmark

brownswa1 — 2010-12-28 02:23:02Z

Thank you so much. I found them last year and was able to put flowers on their graves, with quite a few tears.
Bob

Re: Else Christine Sorensen -- b. 1854 Denmark

barbdale_1 — 2010-12-28 01:41:35Z

Else's parents are in Redmond, Servier County Utah in 1900.
You can find their cemetery info here: www.findagrave.com

You can search for Karin Gregersen's death registration here:
http://www.archives.state.ut.us/research/indexes/20842.htm
It is indexed as Karen Gragerson

I will let you know what else I find.

Re: Else Christine Sorensen -- b. 1854 Denmark

brownswa1 — 2010-12-28 00:45:08Z

Her father's name was Soren Gregersen, She took the surname Sorensen. It was her maiden name. She came in 1883 with her parents:

from Shauna Anderson's "Passport to Paradise, The Copenhagen Mormon Passenger Lists, Volume One 1872-1887." West Jordan, UT: Genealogical Services, 2000?

I am looking for the passenger list information pertaining to:
Name: Soren Gregersen, Emig.Year: 1883, Page 475
and for his wife:
Name: Karen Gregersen, Emig. Year: 1883, Page 458
Thank you for any help.
Bob

Re: Else Christine Sorensen -- b. 1854 Denmark

barbdale_1 — 2010-12-28 00:26:43Z

Is Sorenson her maiden name, and do you have any idea when she emmigrated from Denmark?

Else Christine Sorensen -- b. 1854 Denmark

brownswa1 — 2010-10-01 23:01:50Z

Born in Denmark on 25 Oct 1854, migrated to Utah then moved to North Dakota and the rest is unknown to me, if you have any information, please contact me at brownswa@yahoo.com.

Re: William Harmel & Marie (Isaak) Fuchs

JW_Meeuwig — 2010-05-13 16:36:06Z

Apparently *U* have info about HUMMELs!

I too research a HUMMEL clan; funny enough, one member -quite close to me - is married to a FUCHS < now FOX >...

Would like to compare noteson HUMMELs

JWMeeuwig at Hotmail.com

Re: Charles and Ida Pagel

phartman — 2010-02-24 16:31:27Z

I have the obituary for Charles Pagel and it lists his wife Ida and their marriage. Contact me if you would like a copy of this obituary.

Patrice Hartman
Hartsearch Genealogy

Do a search for my website to find my email.

Re: Nettie Gaylord

kgawne66 — 2010-01-21 20:50:49Z

Additional information found:
1880 Census District 102 Ft. Buford, Wallette Co., Dakota Territory
Duane Gaylord, 34, servant, clerk in dry goods store, b. Iowa, father b. Maine, mother b. Ohio
Nettie M., 21, wife b. PA parents b. PA

1900 Census Miles City, Custer Co. MT
Nettie M. Gaylord, head, b. Nov 1859, 40, widow, b. PA, father b. New Jersey, mother b. Massachusetts, runs boarding house
Elvira L. Gaylord, daughter b. Oct 1881 b. MT, seamstress
Rose Gaylord, daughter, b. Jun 1883, 16 b. MT
Lizzie A. Gaylord, daughter, b. Dec 1888, b. MT

1910 Census Miles City MT
Nettie Gaylord, 50 b. PA, runs boarding house
Louise A. Gaylord, daughter, 28, school teacher
Elizabeth A. Gaylord, 21, salesman? -census very difficult to read so this may be incorrect in terms of occupation

in 1920 Nettie is listed with her daughter Elizabeth St. Marie in Hettinger ND.

I did search the ND Death index for Nettie but didn't find a record for her. However, the Death Index does not allow soundex searches so you must try every variation of spelling for a surname.

I did find a couple of family trees online for Duane Gaylord but they all list his death in 1894 in a train wreck near Kalispell MT, not Miles City. Since I'm not a relation of the family, I can't tell you what is correct. I did a brief search for train wrecks around Kalispell but could only find a huge wreck that occurred there in 1901.
I have an ancestor who died in the early 1900's in ND while working on the railroad-he was crushed between 2 cars. I'm not sure what the position was called, but men getting crushed between cars was very common when attaching cars to the trains until a saftey mechanism was invented. Could your ancestor have had a job like that and died in that manner, instead of a crash? I only mention it because train wrecks usually created big headlines in the local newspapers and you said you hadn't found anything.

Hope this helps.

Re: Charles Wolverton

kgawne66 — 2010-01-21 20:50:08Z

Did a quick search for Nettie Melissa Wolverton. Found the following:
1860 Census Springfield, Erie Co. PA
Charles Wolverton, head, 30 yrs, harness maker b. New Jersey
Louisa, wife, 27 b. CT
Louisa 7
Lizzie, 5
James 3
Nettie 6 mo.
All children b. PA
I couldn't find the family in any census after 1860 in the US, even using soundex searches. Also searched for Nettie using both Nettie and Melissa as the first names, but no luck. A Charles Woverton showed up in Civil War soliders of PA who enlisted in 1863 but no way of knowing if it was the correct one as the information was limited-just enlisment date, no age or residence. I don't know how far back the information you have on your faily goes, but if Charles Wolverton died, most likely his wife would have remarried and she and the children might belisted under the step father's name.
I did search for the other children in 1870 and did find an Elizabeth and James Wolverton living with a George and Elizabeth Kenning? (the image was hard to read so the ssurname might be incorrect) in Battle Creek MI. The ages were in the right ball park and both were born in PA, so they might be Nettie's siblings. I searched up through 1900 for Charles and Louisa Wolverton but didn't find them.
As for death records, North Dakota didn't really start recording deaths until around 1905 and those are spotty until 1910. I don't know when MT started recording deaths. You said that you had looked for accidents, etc near Miles City, so I'm assuming that you checked local newspapers for those.

Hope this helps.
Kathie

Re: St. Marie, Gaylord, Wolverton

kgawne66 — 2010-01-20 18:55:23Z

People can't help if you don't provide even the basic information necessary for a search. Do you have any approximate birth dates for these people? Do you have any idea where these people might have been born-at least a state or a country if outside of the U.S. or where they died? Any known death dates? Are Wolverton and Gaylord married names or maiden names? If married names, do you know their maiden names and can you provide that information? Where does the MT come in-did they move there? If so, approximately when and where in MT?

SURNAMES: St. Marie, Gaylord, Wolverton - info from 1880's to 1930

Audrie_Livingston — 2010-01-20 18:54:52Z

Nathan G. St. marie, Duane Gaylord, Nettie melissa Wolverton, Nettie Gaylord or Gayelord. Hettinger, ND. MT as well.

Re: Charles and Ida Pagel

LindaKingvu7lqneu1agv59tf1gqgctbq4n68 — 2009-12-24 18:18:15Z

Thank you for your input. I have found the burial information for this family. Thank you for making it available. Here is the story on the Charles Pagel I am looking for.

My gg-grandparents Christian and Johanna Pagel had a son Charles, born about 1862 in Pommern, Germany. He immigrated with the family in about 1862, settling in Marathon Co., Wisconsin. He was with the family for the 1870 and 1880 censuses. However, the older Pagel children, including Charles, were listed as born in Wisconsin which is incorrect and there was an issue in the 1880 census with Charles's age. The only other information we have is his sister's story that "Charles went West and was never heard from again."

The Charles Pagel I located in Adams Co. ND through census searches is the best fit I've found to be this same Charles Pagel. To date I have not been able to find a full birthdate for him, or naturalization info that might give a birthdate or any church records that provide it. He was raised Lutheran and the records available from the church he was raised in have been searched without success.

I found an online genealogy of the North Dakota Charles and Ida Pagel family that provides her parentage, etc., but nothing for his parentage. This might indicate a family rift, which would go along with hints of one from family stories.

I have been working with an elderly cousin who is the grand-daughter of Charles's sister, Auguste Pagel Goetsch (I am a great-granddaughter) and a recognized expert on Germans from Pommern, especially the Goetsch family. She produced, after taking up her mother's pre-computer days research, a massive genealogy published as "Goetsch Roots and Branches in 1982. However, long-story-short, she is not able to travel and no longer has computer access and I have been trying to help her with this years long search for Charles via Sunday evening phone calls. I live in Washington state, she lives in Wisconsin, so anyone can see the problem as far as doing on-site research. Two weeks ago she told me of the Charles Pagel mystery and that led me to the North Dakota Charles Pagel. It would be so nice to find a piece of documentation that proves or disproves this man as the one we are looking for. Linda

Re: Charles and Ida Pagel

phartman — 2009-12-24 14:17:23Z

There is an article in the history of Adams County "Prairie Pioneers" on Charles Pagel. Charles, Ida, Henry and Ehlert and possibly their wives are buried in the Rosehill Cemetery at Reeder, ND. Do a search for Rosehill Cemetery to see a list of burials. Have you searched for information on the family in South Dakota records? Contact me if you have more questions. Patrice Hartman, Hartsearch Genealogy. Do a search for Hartsearch Genealogy to find my email address.

Re: Charles and Ida Pagel

kgawne66 — 2009-12-22 04:03:10Z

Found the following:
1925 North Dakota State Census Wolf Butte Adams Co.
Ehlert Pagel, head, 29
Lydia, 26
Edwin, 3
Margaret, 1
Ida, 61

1925 North Dakota State Census Lemmon Adams Co.
Henry G. Pagel, head, 35
Gladys V., 26
Harmon, 6
Marion R., 7
Ralph, 4

Alma A. Page, 24, residence Groton Brown Co. SD married on May 6 1908 in Brown Co. SD Herman A. Angerhofer, 34, residence Aberdeen, Brown Co. SD

Edna Pagel, 23, residence Groton, Brown Co. SD married on Nov 2 1909 in Brown Co. SD James P. Larsin, 24, residence Aberdeen, Brown Co. SD

Source Information: South Dakota Marriages, 1905-1949 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Original data: South Dakota Department of Health. South Dakota Marriage Index, 1905-1914 and South Dakota Marriage Certificates, 1905-1949. Pierre, SD, USA: South Dakota Department of Health.

Hope this helps.

Charles and Ida Pagel

Llking471 — 2009-12-21 15:30:56Z

I am searching for any information about the family of Charles and Ida Breitkreutz Pagel. Charles was supposed to have died at Reeder, North Dakota on 11 Feb. 1920. I do not have burial information for him or Ida who may have lived until 1947.
The 1910 census shows them living in Adams County with children Elsie, Henry and Ehlert. The 1920 census shows Henry Pagel married to Gladys living at Lemmon. The 1930 census shows Ehlert Pagel living at Wolf Butte. His wife was not in the household, but the 1920 census shows her name as Lydia Charkles abd Ida's other children were Alma and Edna.
Any information would be greatly appreciated. Linda

Re: Carl Ingelson

loripowell1945 — 2009-11-09 04:16:32Z

Did you ever find the information you were looking for on Ingelson? My father, Don Walch, died in 2005. He had a map of the cemetery in Adams County. Funny, I was just there the other day...at the Rosehill Cemetery....but a rattlesnake got me to leave kind of quickly or I would have been happy to research the names you were looking for. My daughter just alerted me about your query. Also I think someone told you about Helga Nelson. She also died several years ago.
Lori

Obit lookup request: Charles Erickson, d. Mar 1966 in Hettinger, Adams Co., ND

cliff1816 — 2009-07-13 03:29:14Z

Hello, I am looking for an obituary, or any information, on Charles "Charlie" Erickson, owner of Grand Theater in Hettinger, Adams Co., ND. I found an entry in the SSDI for a Charles Erickson, b. 19 Sep 1880, d. Mar 1966 in Hettinger. Charlie was married to one of my great aunts around 1939.

I don't know of any local papers that might have carried Hettinger obits for that period, so any assistance is greatly appreciated.

TIA

Cliff Mills cliff.mills@att.net

Re: Seeking Descendants of Joakim SOLEM -- b. 1889 Norway

loinfist77 — 2008-10-03 09:50:31Z

That was my Grandfather he lived in So. California . My Mom is Ruby Edgar shes 84 now and lives in Puyallup, Wa. I live about 10 miles from her in Graham Wa. My Aunts live in Ventura California Arlys & Kay..
my Uncle Harvy has passed John passed Jinx(Jennings) Passed Yes he was a sheriff in ND. This is pretty awesome.My Aunt Millie lived in Montana she has passed on also.James known as Jimmy.. Yep thats us My Sister lives in Ore. Ruby married Chester Edgar His Mom was named Minnie Edgar. We went to Cleo Solems Funeral last year in Burbank. Dennis Edgar 53yrs
loinfist77@yahoo.com

Bernt Eid

haraldamlie — 2008-09-30 12:57:22Z

Bernt Eid var født 25.05.1882 Søndre Land Oppland. Bernt Eid er bror til min oldemor Anna Eid f. 18.12.1875. Bernt Eid hadde tre brødere og fire søsken. Ønsker og komme i kontakt med etterslekt av Bernt Eid.

Re: Carl Ingelson

jimmilee1 — 2008-07-03 16:01:34Z

carl ingelson was married to my grandfather's sister Hilda. i would be interested in anything about her. i never knew she had a child. i do know her niece lived with her a while after her mother died.

Re: Carl Ingelson -- b. 1875

jimmilee1 — 2008-07-03 15:58:31Z

you and i emailed a few years ago. i was doing the davidson tree and Hilda was part of it. you were researching choice area. you said you had seen a photo of Carl and Hilda and a child. is there some way to get a copy of the photo? also, hilda's niece lived with her a while after her mother died. i havent been able to track her other than she married a man named evan lombard and moved to oregon. i doubt i have anything to offer you on the Davidsons and Flattums, but ask, if you can think of anything. my books are pretty complete now.

Re: Lookup Please - N.W. Schumacher

TerribleHerbst — 2008-06-09 03:38:14Z

Thanks much for the offer but I did indeed get the info previously.

Re: Lookup Please - N.W. Schumacher

maximumsmom — 2008-06-09 00:02:29Z

Hello,
Did you ever obtain the requested information from this book? If not, I can help you out - just reply and let me know

Re: Louis Otos

maximumsmom — 2008-06-09 00:08:09Z

Hi!
I have some old papers from your grandfather. The are 'Certificate of Completion of Studies' from 1912 and 1913. Would you like them? If so, please email me at maximumsmom@aol.com

Lookup Please - Prairie Pioneer: A Story of Adams County - NW Schumacher

TerribleHerbst — 2008-04-06 06:22:10Z

I would be grateful for a lookup if this is about Nicholas William Schumacher (1878 - 1956), an early doctor in Hettinger (arriving about 1916):

Last Name: Schumacher
First Name: N.W.
Publication: Prairie Pioneer: A Story of Adams County [1976]
Institute Call Number: F642.A2 P55 1976

Louis H. and Mary OTOS

Hoffee_Manning — 2006-04-07 23:02:05Z

Looking for descedents of Louis H. and Mary Otos of Holt Township, North Dakota. Particularly descendents of the triplets they had: Bertha, Hilda, Myrtie. Thanks Judy Winkel

Re: Louis Otos

Hoffee_Manning — 2007-12-05 19:00:52Z

Sorry I misspelled the last namein my last message, it should read; I sent photos to Louis Otos. I have a book called Prairie Pioneers that has a picture and a blurb about the Otos family in the early 1900's. If you don't have this and would like the article I could scan it and send it to you. Reply to my e mail address jswinkel@cox.net and we can bypass this message board.
Judy

Re: Louis Otos

Hoffee_Manning — 2007-12-05 03:50:18Z

I really don't have any connection to the triplets, other than I found original photos of them in a book on Perkins County, South Dakota that I had purchased from a used book shop in Oregon. I wanted to get the photos back to a family member and posted a query on this board. I mailed them to Louis Otis in Atlanta, Georgia. See his posting on this thread and you can e mail him for copies of the photos. I wish I had your posting first, because I would have mailed them to you, Oh well!! Glad to know they had offspring.
Judy

Re: Louis Otos

maximumsmom — 2007-12-05 03:00:41Z

Yes two of the triplets had children. I would love to see the picture that you have of them. What is your connection to the triplets? My father was their brother.

Re: Louis Otos

SueRamsey49 — 2007-12-04 22:03:02Z

I sent the photos I had last year to a Louis Howard Otis, a relative of the triplets. I would be interested if you have any info on them. I believe they didn't have any direct descendents. Thanks
Judy