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Pederson/Peterson Family in Hamlin County

DougWangen72 — 2013-05-21 17:08:12Z

Looking for more info on the Isaac Pederson/Peterson family in Hamlin Co. They are listed in the 1900 census for Hamlin Co (ED 158 Cleveland & Norden Twps), Isaac, wife Ingeborg, 2 sons Peter & Gustav and daughter Clara. Isaac appears to have died in Jun 1901 and am wondering what may have happened to the family. I believe that Isaac is a distant cousin who was born in Sel, Oppland, Norway and emigrated in 1881 to Tracy, MN with 2 of his cousins and then moved to Hamlin Co. around 1890 as another cousin was living there (Garfield Twp). Any info or leads to this family would be appreciated!

Doug Wangen (dougcory@cableone.net)

Re: Hazel, SD Newspapers 1905-1915

josingjohn — 2013-05-09 07:38:47Z

Try checking this web site:
http://southpelican.net/HazelHistory/

There is a transcription of some of the early Hazel SD Newspapers on this site.

Re: Hazel, SD Newspapers 1905-1915

josingjohn — 2013-05-09 07:36:45Z

Try checking this web site:
http://southpelican.net/HazelHistory/

There is a transcription of some of the early Hazel SD Newspapers on this site.

Young Girl named Vida who died in Child-birth

atratvs — 2013-04-13 00:39:36Z

I am searching for information about a young girl named Vida who died abt 1916 in child-birth in Hamlin County, SD. She apparently ran away from home when she found out she was pregnant. She stayed with a family named Rommeriem, who raised her son. The family put an article in the newspaper about her and contact info for the Rommeriem family, but no one ever came forward. Any information would be appreciated.

Unmarked grave in Bryant St. Mary's Cemetery?

AE1415 — 2013-03-28 21:20:49Z

Seeking an obituary & photo of gravestone, if present, for Magdalena (nee Cichanska) Domagala, who died in Kingsbury or Hamlin counties in 1896.

May also be known as "Margaret" or "Maggie" or "Lena" Domagala. Mother of Valentine (1849 or 1850-1929) buried in Bryant St. Mary's.

Domagala family moved to South Dakota from Monroe County, Wis. in 1882 via Tracy, Minn.

Any help appreciated.
Nancy

Fern Poppen Obituary

stevej461 — 2013-03-17 23:02:05Z

I would like an obituary for Fern Poppen, who died on 1 Sep 1987, and was buried in the Hillcrest Cemetery in Estelline, Hamlin County, South Dakota. Her last place of residence was Codington, South Dakota. Any information you can find would be of interest. Thank you.

Re: Hector Family

bwerk23 — 2013-01-22 05:01:44Z

So glad to have connected with you! This is great! I have photos of Ben, his brother Barney, Hattie, Florence, and their Father Fred, and their mother Hilgien. Also have many photos and information of decendents.

My understanding is there were two children that died in infancy, one of which must have been Harm and Tobias as you outlined.

With the new information you sent, I was able to find a 1940 censis (I think you reference it below) on Ancestry.com which solved a mystery I have been trying to figure out. Hilgien is also known as Helen. Now I know where my grandmother got her name (Helen)!

Ben Fred Hector was my great grandfather and was married to Jennie Lamfers. Their children were Ben, Jr., Helen, and Gladys.

Looking forward to sharing additional info. You may send info to brian.werk@live.com too.

Re: Hector Family

hj_hector — 2013-01-21 20:08:48Z

Hello Brian
Nice to hear from you. My Hector familyline goes back to 1750 and I have information about a Ben en Hilgien Hector- Metting.

Hillechien (Hilgien) Metting married Feiko Hector on March 20 1886 in Nieuw (New) Beerta, province Groningen in the Netherlands. They emigrated in 1915 to the USA. I assume the name Feiko has changed into Fred.

Hillechien (Hilgien) Metting was born on November 28 1861 in Bellingwolde (province Groningen in the Netherlands). Her parents were Berend Metting and Harmke Tammes.

Feiko (Fred) Hector was born on November 4 1860 in Nieuw (New) Beerta ((province Groningen in the Netherlands). His parents were: Benedictus Hector (1828 - 1888) and Frouwke Graver (1829 - 1871)

Feiko (Fred?) and Hillechien had 7 children:
Beno Hector (1886 - ??) lived in the USA in 1940. I assume his name has changed into Barry or Barny
Berend Hector (1890 - 1990) His name has changed into Ben
Frouwke Hector (1893 - 1989) Her name has changed into Florence
Harm Hector (1896 - 1896)
Harmke Hector (1897 - 1987) Her name has changed into Hattie
Tobias Hector (1900 - 1900)
Feiko Hector (1905 - ??) His has name changed into Fred jr.

I have more information and I will sent it to you later

Henk Jan Hector

Re: Hector Family

bwerk23 — 2013-01-19 16:46:30Z

I am interested in the Hector Family from Nieuw Beerta, Netherlands as well. My great great grandfather, Ben Hector (married to Hilgien Metting) was born in 1861. His son, Ben, was married to Jenny Lamfers.

I'm interested in Ben/Hilgien's ancestry.

Re: Christian G. Eggeseth & family

RamseyK24 — 2012-10-15 05:40:28Z

Thank you for this information. I do so appreciate your help. The Arly Eggeseth person who lives in Watertown sounds interesting. The gravesites have helpful information. Again thank you for your time and thoughtfulness. Karen

Re: Obit J.L. Blote

gwinifred — 2012-10-01 03:02:33Z

This dear woman posted this personal story she had remembered from her childhood about my Great-Grandfather. This is a little piece of gold to me. I'm posting more information here I just learned about Lorraine's passing:

*Stoker, Mary "Larraine" Hulett, b. 06 Oct 1917 Estelline, SD,
d. 03 Oct 2006 Soda Springs, Caribou, ID,
w/o Russell D. Stoker, Sec. 5 E/16

Stoker, Russell D., b. 11 Jan 1921 Clearfield, UT,
d. 30 Jun 1990 Soda Springs, Caribou, ID,
h/o Larraine Hulett Stoker, Sec. 5 E/16

Stoker, Sally May, b. 21 Jun 1907 Riverton, Fremont, WY,
d. 15 Jan 1969 Soda Springs, Caribou, ID,
d/o Russell & Lorraine Hulett Stoker, Sec. 5 E/16

Re: Obit J.L. Blote

gwinifred — 2012-10-01 02:54:39Z

Thank you Lorraine for thinking of this!

Re: Christian G. Eggeseth & family

goodfeller — 2012-09-15 04:48:31Z

I am not related. But I may be able to add something that will help. I have posted quite a few gravestone photos on www.southdakotagravestones.org. However, an acquaintance has posted photos I think you that would interest you, from the Bakke Cem at Estelline. Christian(Carl), Thea, & Gilbert(mistakenly called Albert A) Eggeseth. Albert's stone is military and that stone reads "Egersett".
That being said, you may not be aware that the 1940 census is now free online from a couple websites, but I would suggest to look on www.ancestry.com. In 1940, there was Blythe(a widow) with her 3 children. It is possible Blythe was married to Gilbert, but more likely to Albert, who was much closer to her own age.
Finally, there is an A A Egersett listed in WhitePages.com in Watertown. It is possible he is the Arly Eggeseth from the 1940 census.
Good luck.....Bill Feller

Re: Christian G. Eggeseth & family

RamseyK24 — 2012-09-14 21:02:44Z

Thank you Jodi. I have seen some of your data connect with my on ancestry. Have you located any more information on the Eggeseth family? My husband is also descended from Josephine and Knute Ramsey (they are his grandparents) as you probably know by now. I am slow with my research on this line. Getting carried away with my line involves most of my time. I am so sorry that it has been this long. Karen

Re: Lookup and Duplication Request: 100 Years Estelline

MaryinSD — 2012-08-22 14:00:41Z

I go there tomorrow will see what I can find, MaryinSD

Re: Lookup and Duplication Request: 100 Years Estelline

Franz64 — 2012-08-22 13:41:36Z

No, no one else has responded. Any assistance you could give would be deeply appreciated.

Re: Lookup and Duplication Request: 100 Years Estelline

MaryinSD — 2012-08-20 16:22:59Z

Did anyone answer your request? I think my local library has that book -- I could check for you on Thursday, Aug. 23. MaryB

Lookup and Duplication Request: 100 Years Estelline

Franz64 — 2012-07-29 20:02:42Z

Research into the families of Washington County, Ohio, reveals that two members were early settlers in Hamlin County: John Eisnach (1856-1943) and John Adam Snyder (1873-1937). Is there anyone with access to the publication "100 Years in Estelline South Dakota 1882 - 1982" who could scan or copy for me (at my expense) the relevant pages referring to them? I would be grateful for any assistance and delighted at any time to provide their pedigrees to anyone interested.

Re: Obit J.L. Blote

gwinifred — 2012-06-07 07:47:26Z

I so loved hearing from you and telling me about "Louie". He sounds like a great man and it makes me happy to know you have fond memories of him. This is a great story. I thank you for sharing it with me and contacting me.

SCHIEFFELBEIN

MarilynRoth58 — 2012-05-20 23:32:05Z

Headstone is on Ancestry.com: Wilhemline HEDKE SCHIEFFELBEIN (2 Dec. 1827 - 3/8? Oct. 1900) --difficult to read

Brandenburg, Prussia, Emigration, Wilhelmine HEDKE, b. ca. 1828, verh. SCHIEFELBEIN, from Raeumde/Arnwald, 1883.

Castle Garden, NY,SCHIEFELBEIN, Arrived
23 Dec. 1881, August, 23
1 Mar. 1882, Emilie, 24
12 Apr. 1882, Herm., 8
1 June 1882, Gustav, 26
17 July 1882, Friedrich, 70
31 Aug. 1882, Gustav, 22
10 Nov. 1882, Herrmann, 26
13 Dec. 1882, Caroline, 46
27 Apr. 1883, Wilhelmine, 22
1 May 1883, Therese, 21
26 May 1883, Karl, 41
11 June 1883, Auge., 24; Hugo, 11 mo.
26 May 1883, Karl, 41
8 Oct. 1883, Carl, 48
20 Oct. 1883, Fried., 57; Wilh., 45; Emilie, 11; Carl, 7; Herm., 7; Aug., 5; Math., 3
13 Feb. 1884, Friedr., 15
14 Feb. 1884, Emilie, 23
16 May 1884, Henriette, 49, & Ferdinand, 15
14 Feb. 1884, Emilie, 23
4 Apr. 1884, Bertha, 22.

FamilySearch.org, Census of 1900, Garfield, Hamlin, SD, all b. Germany, SCHEFFELBEIN, Earnest, b. Mar. 1860, imm. 1882; wf. Emma, b. Aug. 1877, imm. 1893; Wilemina, b. Dec. 1826, imm. 1882.

Bryant, Hamlin, SD, 1900, SCHEFFELBEIN [indexed Scheffelban]
Frank, b. Je. 1864, imm. 1883, married 6 y.
Bertha, b. Feb. 1878, imm. 1892, had 2 ch., 2 living
Daus. b. SD: Alla, Je. 1896; Lillie, Oct. 1898.

SDSHS Cemetery Records, Our Redeemer Lutheran Cem., Garfield, Hamlin Co., SD
SCHIEFFELBEIN, Wilhelmina, d. 8 Oct. 1900
Berthe, d. 1921; Ernest, d. 1922; Frank, d. 1938.

There are these marriages on Ancestry.com, county of residence, Hamlin Co., SD
SCHEFFELBEIN, Herta, 20 Aug. 1925, George B. WORTH
SCHIEFFELBEIN, Martha W., 1 June 1920, Carl F. HAUFLE

Res. Deuel Co., SCHEFELBEIN, Minnie, 18 Aug. 1920, John H. MOLTHAM
SCHEIFELBEIN, Fred H. , 3 July 1907, Anna C. YAHN
SCHEIFELBEIN, Melvin W., 24 Oct. 1928, Thresa HOITSMA
SCHIEFELBEIN, Ben H., 6 Mar. 1918, Anna SCHIEFELBEIN (Codington Co.)
SCHIEFELBEIN, Lyle, 4 Mar. 1939, Lillian NELSON
SCHIEFELBEIN, Dean J., 9 May 1945, Leona A. HILDEBRANDT
SCHIEFELBEIN, Loren A., 14 Dec. 1946, Betty THOELKE
SCHIEFELBEIN, Orville, 14 Nov. 1948, Betty Lou BRANDT
SCHIEFELBEIN, Arlo J., 26 June 1949, (m. McCook Co.)

Grant, SCHIEFELBEIN, Edna G., 20 Oct. 1920, Emil C. ALM

Brown, SCHIEFELBEIN, Frieda E., 18 July 1923, Earl R. WATERMAN (Spink Co.)
SCHIEFELBEIN, Selma A., 18 July 1923, Martin M. MCLGARD [sic] (Spink Co.)
E. Pauline, 20 Jan. 1934, Earl F. BEAVER, res. North Dakota

Miner, SCHIEFFELBEIN, Herman A., 11 Oct. 1910, Iva HUSS (McCook Co.)

Roberts, SCHIEFELBEIN, Clarence O., 1 Dec. 1936, Lillian HARRISON (Potter Co.)

Walworth, SCHIEFELBEIN, Louis Wm., 21 Oct. 1918, Mertie E. JACKSON

Pennington, SCHIEFELBEIN, Gay L., 5 Aug. 1931, Alzora Mae DUNCAN

Ward, SCHIEFFELBINE, Albert W., 11 Oct. 1927, Lillian E. ELLIOTT (Codington Co.)

M. Grant Co., res. Traverse Co., Elmer H. SCHIEFELBEIN 25 Nov.1 930, Violet VANDERSON
M. Minnehaha Co., res. Pipestone, MN, SCHIEFELBEIN, Gilmore, 27 Mar. 1937, Alma OLSON
M. Roberts Co., res. Polk Co., Rose E. SCHIEFELBEIN, 21 Apr. 1934, H. Norman GRAY.

M. Codington Co., res. Kandryshi, Ben H. SCHEIFELBEIN & & Anna SCHIEFELBEIN

SD Births, Hamlin Co., SCHIEFFELBEIN
Johann & Johanna PICKMAN had Lillian, b. 18 Oct. 1898
Frank & Bertha PICKMAN had Martha, b. 22 Nov. 1902
Ernest & Emma MUSKE had Elsie, b. 24 Apr. 1902; Herta, 3 May 1905; Carl, 31 Aug. 1912
William & Annie ONERTS or QUARTS had Albert, b. 10 Nov. 1899, & dau., 15 Mar. 1906
Deuel Co., Wm. & Bertha KRAUSE had dau., b. 17 Feb. 1911.

There are more census records on FamilySearch.org. That has William's name spelled SHEFFELBINE.

--not my family

Re: Need in on Hamlin genealogy records

bahayes51 — 2012-05-18 19:51:29Z

Just looked at your note, sorry. The thing I remember my dad saying that Ernst (my grandfather) had 2-3 brothers. My dad remembered a "Uncle Louie, Joe,and a Frank. Other than my Grandfather was supposedly a twin and her name was Bertha, Sorry, I don't have too much. One other thing there used to be an old black and white photograph of my Grandmother and younger (50's) and she was with some other people(relatives) on a large lake/river with hills like in Wisconsin. Grandfather had visited "relative" in Wisconsin, not far from the Minnesota border. Again, is seems that atleast one of these men were Ernsts brother.
Good luck.

Looking for obituaries

aspasia118 — 2012-02-21 21:50:34Z

I am looking for the obituaries of Pieter (Peter) Reints Naber and Jennie C. Busing Naber. Pieter died on 17 May 1947 and Jennie died on 6 Jun 1954.

Re: Need in on Hamlin genealogy records

sxgray — 2012-01-29 21:46:27Z

John,

I haven't had any problems or difficulties in dealing with any genealogy sites. So I can't really give you any advice on how to (or not to) proceed to protect yourself and your computer.
I was in Hamlin County this past August and discovered when I went to the Records Office that you are not allowed to look at the Birth/Death records unless you are a registered genealogist with the State of South Dakota. Since I didn't know this prior to getting to the Records Office, I was unable to look at any of the death certificates of our Schieffelbein/Schlender relatives. I had hoped the death certificates might state who their parents were. It was very, very disappointing. I was able to go out to the cemetery where many of our relatives are buried. It took me a while to figure out that the writing on some of the older stones was in German! I did get a photo of Wilhemine Schieffelbein's headstone. I believe that Wilhemine is Louise, Earnest, Bertha, William and Frank's mother.

One interesting note I did find in the Library in Hamlin County. There is another family of Schieffeblein's who moved to Hamlin around 1887. I found a bio on them and they are not our immediate family. Possibly a relative - but if so, I'm not able to tie them together. According to the bio, this other Schieffelbien family had lived in Wisconsin for a number of years before making the decision to move to South Dakota.

I have not seen the info on Schivelbein or Schivelbein castle. I haven't done much work on the family outside of the US.

Can you refresh my memory on how we might be related? My great-great grandfather was William Schieffelbein.

Good to hear from you. There don't seem to be many who are researching the Schieffelbein family!

Marla

Re: Need in on Hamlin genealogy records

1_Bobbybird — 2012-01-26 18:03:28Z

Hello Marla; Its been a long time, however, I am now more retired so am interested in working on the Schieffelbein geneology.
I have some trepitation about giving out info. and opening up our computer for some sort of hacking. So-- in your dealing with "rootsweb" have you experienced any trouble along these lines? If so, what was the experience and how should I be careful?
I did find in my email already a listing from you(?)giving the names of some Schieffelbeins in the Hamlin Co. area.
We had visited some other relatives in that area years ago when my dad was still living. While in the area we went to the two cemeteries around Bryant. At the one there was a very weathered and older looking tombstone. On it we did a rubbing the best we could. The last name was Schieffelbein however, the first name was "Wilhemine".My dad at the time did not remember who this was.I will try to find the photo and rubbing and get the exact date.
I have already found the town in Germany/Pomerainia named Schivelbein a part of Brandenburg, Germany. I assume you have already found this stuff out. I have even a picture from an old photo that was on the web that shows what is left of the Castle Schivelbein. I also found a picture off an old post card that shows a winter type scene in the town of Schivelbein.If I find any reference to Schlender I will let you know if you wish even though you probally will already have it.
Again, some trepitation here,as to someone getting into our computer and hacking other private information. I am open to any advice you can give. Again, our paths cross. I hope it can be helpful to both.
Sincerely John Schieffelbein

Re: Murphy - Stuart

aforementioned66 — 2012-01-02 21:24:23Z

I have info on the Stewarts. Anna's sister was my G Grand mother.

Henry and Matthew McNamara

barbdale_1 — 2011-12-04 21:21:59Z

I am looking for information on the McNamara family who lived in Hazel. Matthew died there in 1893, and his son died there in 1943. Henry also had brothers who may have lived there, including Edgar and William. Barb

Need in on Hamlin genealogy records

marlagray — 2011-07-20 17:22:19Z

I will be in the Hamlin County, SD area at the end of August and want to do some family research (Schieffelbein and Schlender).

Can anyone tell me where I would need to go to find obits, birth and death records, etc.?

Thank you,

Marla Gray
Colorado

Re: Cemetery list for Hamlin Co.?

gwinifred — 2011-07-13 07:30:40Z

fyi

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScnty...

Carbine Family in Hamlin County

jhlhenrie — 2011-02-22 20:03:40Z

Hi, I am looking for the family of John Carbine and his wife Emily or Emmeline (Smith) Carbine. They were living in Estellin, Hamlin County at the time of the 1910 Census and they are buried in Hillcrest cemetery in that city. I am looking for the death records or obituraries for them. She died in 1929 and he died in 1918. Thank you.

Hanson, Tarum, Mettrick

BillHantke45 — 2011-02-14 23:10:10Z

Searching for descendants of Ole Hanson 1854-1893 and his
wife Karen Olsdatter 1860-1948 that lived in Hayti & Clark County SD, also Sherwood ND. Ole & Karen lived and were buried in New Hope Lutheran Cemetery - Hayti, Hamlin, SD

dempster bar

nilsmaster — 2011-01-12 18:31:59Z

does anybody when the dempster bar was open?? what year it opened??

Re: Fricke Family

nonezoner — 2010-09-29 06:46:59Z

That is my family---the ones buried in the Baldwin, ND cemetery. But what I want to know is if any from this family which originated in the US in Minnesota ever immigrated to a very small town in Eastern Washington State called Irby?? The Rupp family married into this family and apparently were Mennonites?? And I believe the Frickes were Lutherans from Germany.

Re: Christian G. Eggeseth & family

RamseyHoneycutt — 2010-09-27 03:05:43Z

Hi...
Knute Ramsey was my great-grandfather. My great-grandmother, Josie, died long before I was born. I will ask my mother what she knows about the Eggeseth family.

Jodi Honeycutt

Re: Timothy Ryan & Olive Morrill

imeg01 — 2010-06-21 14:36:33Z

Bill,
I want to thank you for the info. I have searched high and low for data on Timothy but was unable to locate anything that I could say was definitely his info. The only thing my grandmother ever said about Timothy is that he left home one day to go to town and never heard from him again. To the date of her death, she never knew where he went or what happened to him. As a consequence of his suspicious disappearance no one ever spoke of him.

I do not believe that it is necessary for me to have the sources for this info, but I am curious as to how confident you are of this data. Do you believe that there are some assumptions in this record or is it from fairly reliable sources?
Again, thanks for the help.
Erwin Gard, great-grandson of Timothy and Olive Ryan

Re: Timothy Ryan & Olive Morrill

William_Brooks_Hull — 2010-06-21 02:46:13Z

Here's what I have:

Timothy Ryan, born in New York State about 1857, son of Timothy Ryan (born ca 1800-1808 in Ireland) and Lovina (Viana) Sharp (born ca 1818 in New York State). This couple had four children:

--Henry Philander Ryan (1852-1937) m Frances (Fanny) Dilcox
--Laura H. Ryan (1856-1914) m Almond H. Morrill
--Timothy Ryan (c1857-??) m Olive L. Morrill
--Lucy A [or Eliza??] Ryan (c1859-??)

Before his marriage to Viana Sharp, it appears that Timothy Ryan (Sr.) had been married to Jennie Agan (aka Jane Egan), and had five older children, for whom some dates are not certain:

--John Ryan (1832-1909) m Margaret McCarty
--James Ryan (c1830s-1892) m Mary Carbino
--Robert Ryan (1844-??)
--Julia Ryan (1844-1908) m -- Thayer
--William Ryan (??-??)

The second wife of John Ryan was Hulda Sharp, sister of Viana.

Viana was the daughter of John Sharp (c1790-bef 1840) and Nancy Henion (c1790-bef 1840).

John Sharp was the son of Philip Sharp (1752-aft 1820), an early settler of Massena, St. Lawrence County, New York. Nancy Henion apparently was the daughter of Peter Henion (c1749-??) and Elizabeth Sharp (c1754-??) - early settlers of Lisbon, St. Lawrence County, New York.

Philip and Elizabeth were children of Michael Sharp/Scherp/Scherb and Elizabeth Carp/Karpp, Palatine German settlers of colonial New York.

Peter Henion reportedly was a son of Elias Hennion and Maria Phillips.

The above information has been pieced together from many sources. I will be happy to share sources.

Bill Hull

Re: MORRILL & RYAN families

imeg01 — 2010-06-20 18:06:48Z

I am the great grandson of Timothy Ryan who married Olive Laura Morrill in Hamlin County, South Dakota on Oct 29, 1882. His daughter, Lucina Emma Ryan Rogers, is my grandmother. He also had a son, Winslow Morrill Ryan; however, I do not have any other info on him. I also know that as of 1900, Timothy and Olive were no longer together as Olive was living with her father, John, in Wisconsin.

Do you have any info on Timothy's parents? I have been unable to find anything definitive as there are several Timothy Ryans listed in different databases.

Hamlin County Cemeteries FAG

gwinifred — 2010-04-10 07:37:34Z

FAG Index
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScnty...

Re: Hector Family

hj_hector — 2010-02-22 21:23:54Z

Hello AG Draadjer,

Tobias and Zwaantje had twelve children. Three of them went to the USA.
Tobias was born on May 21 1849 in Oudedijk (Beerta - province Groningen - Netherlands). He married Zwaantje Buringa on October 10 1872 in Beerta) He died April 2- 1920 in Oudedijk (Beerta).
Zwaantje was born on April 7 1851 in Finsterwolde (province Groningen- Netherlands). She died on September 7 1937 in Nieuw Beerta (Beerta)

Children of Tobias and Zwaantje

1. Uintje Hector born October 18 1872 in Kroonpolder (Beerta). He died 17 october 1947 in Drieborg.
2. Dirk Hector, May 1 1874 in Oudedijk (Beerta). He died december 20 1874 in Oudedijk (Beerta)
3. Derk Hector a.k.a Richard Tobyas Hector (born June 13 1875 in Oudedijk (Beerta) He died June 26 1950 in Sioux Falls (South Dakota - USA)
4. Jan Hector a.k.a John Hector, born November 6 1876 in Oudedijk (Beerta) He died January 3 1959 in Estelline (South Dakota - USA)
5 Siementje Hector, born October 9 1878 in Oudedijk (beerta). She died December 16 1958.

6 Geert Hector, Born March 01 1881 in Oudedijk (Beerta). He died May 10 1959 in Cottonwood County, Minnesota (USA).

7 Gepke Hector, Born April 10 1883 in Oudedijk (Beerta). She died October 11 1953.

8 Beno Hector, born July 05 1885 in Oudedijk (Beerta). Beno died May 04-1887 in Oudedijk (beerta).
9 Son, stillborn at birth May 6 1887 in Oudedijk (Beerta)

10 Beno Hector, born December 10 1888 in Oudedijk (Beerta)
He died December 1 1939 in Drieborg

11 Jantje Hector, Born January 24 1892 in Oudedijk (beerta).She died February 25 1892 in Oudedijk (Beerta)

12 Daughter Hector, stillborn on August 9 in Oudedijk (Beerta)

Re: Hector Family

agdraadjer — 2010-02-22 20:48:04Z

Hello Henk Jan,

I have got some information about the Hector family in the East Groningen, Beerta
I hope you have got some information for me too about the Hector family.

I found Jan Hector who is born at 08-11-1876 at Beerta
His father's name is Tobias Hector, his mother's name is
Zwaantje Buringa
Please send me a email back of this the person is.

Schieffelbein / Schlender/Muske/Quardt/Pickman

marlagray — 2009-02-14 21:20:53Z

Seeking information on Schieffelbein (spelling varies) family that immigrated to US in 1883. The family settled in Hamlin County, SD.
Louisa Schieffelbein b: 1855 married William Schlender in Germany.
Earnest Schieffelbein b: 1860, married Emma Muske in SD.
Bertha Schiefflebein b: 1860 (twin to Earnest) married Robert Schlender in Germany.
William Schieffelbein b: 1862 (dated questioned) married Anna Louise Quardt in SD.
Frank Schieffelbein b: 1864 married Bertha Johanna Pickman in SD.

The entire family settled in and around Hamlin. William moved to Ward Co. ND.

Any information would be greatly appreciated

Marla Gray

Re: BURIAL RECORDS FOR HAYTI AREA

Gary_Krell — 2009-01-31 00:13:28Z

Barbaraba Behrendt has listings of all known burials in Hamlin County, as well as Brookings and Duel counties of SD. Her home base is the Brookings Area Genealogical Society (http://www.rootsweb.com/~sdbags/). You can find her email address there.

BURIAL RECORDS FOR HAYTI AREA

luella175 — 2009-01-29 23:45:07Z

I'm looking for a listing of those buried in the cemeteries in or adjacent to Hayti. I'm trying to locate any STEIEs who may be buried there. They were Lutheran Norwegians who later homesteaded in North Dakota. The family minus the wife of Erick N. Steie were in Hayti in 1900. I am trying to locate where Erick's wife is buried and any information about her. Her name may be Mary or Maria. Thanks for you help.

STEIE Family-late 1800s-early 1900s

luella175 — 2009-01-29 23:22:42Z

I am looking for any/all information about my grandparents who lived in Hayti. My grandmother (Minnie Christina) was born in Hayti in 1 Jun 1885. Father: Charles STEIE; Mother: Martha STEIE; Siblings: Carrie, Anna Nettie, Willie, Eddie, Lily, Adie, Clara, Ethel, Clair. Minnie was a school teacher for Hayti, District 4, 1901-1902 as I have a card with her picture and information. Her other sisters may also have taught in the area. Bryant High School also may have information as I have an old paperweight with Bryant High School decal. They left the area and homesteaded in North Dakota. Please help with info or direction. Thanks

Christian G. Eggeseth & family

RamseyK24 — 2008-06-23 23:11:36Z

My husband's great grandparents are Christian and Thea (Johanson)Eggeseth who immigrated from Norway about 1878 and lived in Estelline, Hamlin, SD in 1900, 1910, 1920. Christian died in 1911. Thea is still alive and living with her son, Gilbert, in 1920 in Estelline.

The family appears to have dropped off the face of the earth after 1920. Josie married Knute A. Ramsey so we are aware of where she is but the rest of the Eggeseth family seems to have no location.

Is there anyone descended from this family researching them who could help me with information about them.

Karen Wilson Ramsey

Re: Andrew Johnson

HeatherMNShepard — 2008-06-03 20:51:40Z

I just wanted to update and correct the old post.

Andrew Johnson was born Anders Nilsson to parents Inga Cajsa Andersdotter and Nils Jönsson. He was born 6 Aug 1866 in Elofstorpet, Treskog, Gunnarskog, Värmland, Sweden. He later chose the name Andrew Nelson Johnson in America.

Andrew Johnson's marriage year was wrong before. He was married 27 Jun 1895 in Leon, Goodhue, Minnesota to Sena Gunhild/Gunhilda Urevig. (Her name may have been Sina Gunhild Torrisdatter Urvik at birth.)

Andrew Johnson's death information from before was correct.

According to Andrew Hanson's death record age, he was born 17 Jun 1846. His birthplace is believed to be Skane, Sweden.

Andrew Hanson's death information from before was correct.

Although Andrew Hanson's wife was known as Carrie Hanson, her birth name was Inga Cajsa Andersdotter.

Anything more about these two men would be wonderful. Thank you!

Heather Shepard

My new E-mail address is Shepard.Heather@comcast.net

Lemme and Barrett

jonikesler1 — 2008-06-03 20:26:08Z

I am looking for an individual with the surname of Lemme who would have been born in the mid to late 1930s in South Dakota. His name may possibly be Will Lemme or his father's name may be Will Lemme. His mother was Evelyn Barrett who lived in Hazel, Hamlin County, South Dakota. The birth probably occurred at a Catholic home for unwed mothers. This individual may have gone to live with his biological father and possibly lived in Pipestone, Minnesota at one time.

Does anyone have any information about this individual?

Re: Cemetery list for Hamlin Co.?

Gary_Krell — 2007-09-21 03:26:17Z

Thanks Heather! You were exactly right. Barbaraba has listings of all known burials in Hamlin County, as well as Brookings and Duel counties of SD. Her home base is the Brookings Area Genealogical Society (http://www.rootsweb.com/~sdbags/).

Re: Cemetery list for Hamlin Co.?

HeatherMNShepard — 2007-09-10 19:51:51Z

Hi! Barbara Behrend has a database, but I can't remember if it is for the entire Hamlin County. Her E-mail is bbehrend@brookings.net. Good luck.

Cemetery list for Hamlin Co.?

Gary_Krell — 2007-09-05 14:08:49Z

I have been unable to find any Hamlin Co. cemetery information online. Is there a published list, index, or map in existence?

From Maribo, Denmark

MarilynRoth58 — 2007-08-31 15:30:27Z

A friend is working on this family:

Census of 1845, Denmark, Maribo, Lollands, Sandby Parish:

Hans Frederiksen, 37 & wf. Maren Rasmusdatter, 38
Her children by first husband Jorgen Hansen:
Hans Jorgensen, 12, & Jorgine Jorgensen, 11
Their children Jorgen, 8; Anne Kirstine, 6; Trine, 3; & et pigebarn udobt 1.

Jorgen Hansen was b. 3 Je. 1837, Sandby Parish, & bpt. there 6 Aug. 1837, s/o Hans Frederiksen & Maren Rasmusdatter.

Utterslev Churchbook: married 16 Nov. 1865, bachelor Jorgen Hansen, Sandby, 28, & widow Karen Kirstine Nielsdatter, 34.

In 1880, they were of Maribo, Lollands, Kobelev, Vesterbo:
Jorgen Hansen & wf. Karen Kirstine Nielsen
Svend Peder & Hans David Hansen.

They migrated via Copenhagen and New York in 1882. Jorgen Hansen patented in South Dakota, Hamlin Co., Twp. 113 - 53 [Norden Twp.], Section 31 NE, 23 Apr. 1891, #093789, under the Homestead Act. I couldn't find any other Danish settlers in the vicinity.

Hans David married in 1893 but Karen, Svend, & Hans David all died in 1894. Jorgen Hansen m2. Hansine CHRISTENSEN & had Maren, female, b. 29 Mar. 1900, Hamlin County. That was the only birth on the SD Births site of delayed records (most vital records began in 1905 in South Dakota). Ancestry database of the 1900 census has Jorgen HANSEN, b. ca. 1838; Hansine, 1859
Christ, 1883; Carl, 1884; James, 1890 [hers by prior marriage];
Rasm. Peder, 1896; Frederick, 1898; Maren, 1900.

Do you have any information, especially where the 1893 burials might be? They were supposed to be in "Lake Albert Cemetery," per the church record, but nobody seems to know where that was.