Dodge - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: JOSEPH GOLLING- Shot Dead?

macleangolz2638 — 2013-05-01 13:44:40Z

Well, now I feel stupid. lol

ETA- A lovely girl contacted me and is a researcher. She was brilliant. Quick as a wink, she found out the information I wanted. So, thank you Debbie!

BTW- anyone wanting a solid researcher for the this area call this researcher. Very helpful, very friendly and very good.

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~widodge/ProfessionalResear...

email: debworks485@yahoo.com

Re: JOSEPH GOLLING- Shot Dead?

joodybos — 2013-04-26 18:04:34Z

Did you ask for a copy of the 1861 newspaper article listed in the Dodge/Jefferson Counties Historical Society website? It says Pioneer Brewer (probably his death).

JOSEPH GOLLING- Shot Dead?

macleangolz2638 — 2013-04-25 00:44:05Z

Mystery and intrigue!!!!

I have been searching for the death record of my relative Joseph Golling. I found out somewhere that he was shot in a dispute at 42. Holy cow! Anyone out there that might have a clue or was this a rumour????

He lived in Dodge, Wisconsin.

Birth
1819
Regensburg, Kreisfreie Stadt Regensburg, Bayern (Bavaria), Germany

Marriage to Anna Marie 'Mary' Braun
1842 abt Age: 23
Bayern (Bavaria), Germany

Arrival
1848 1 Nov Age: 29
New York, New York
Age: 29
Naturalization
1855 10 Apr Age: 36
Dodge County, Wisconsin, USA

Residence:Lowell, Dodge, Wisconsin, United States
Age in 1860: 41

Death
1861 29 Jul Age: 42 -shot dead over a dispute

Children:
1820 – 1878

Joseph Jr. Golling 1843 – 1853
Alois Ellis Golling 1845 –
Alice Golling 1846 – 1848
Mary Golling 1849 –
Annie Golling 1851 – 1932
Frances Theresia Golling 1853 – 1932
Emily Josephine Golling 1855 – 1936
Frederick J Golling 1858 – 1893
Theresa K Golling 1859 – 1957

Thanks! CAM

Tambor/Yornbor/Golling

macleangolz2638 — 2013-04-23 16:16:28Z

I'm looking for the correct spelling of my great grandmother's maiden name.

1870's Federal Census spells it YORNBOR.

Mother: Nulterger Yornbor
Father: Nicolas Yornbor

Because they were from Germany/Austria, the names maybe mis spelled. I was wondering if anyone knew of this name or are related to them. I had grown up with it being Tambour???

Name: Victoria "YORNBOR" Golling

Birth Date: Dec 1852
Birthplace: Austria
Home in 1900: Janesville Ward 5, Rock, Wisconsin
[Rock]
Race: White
Gender: Female
Immigration Year: 1854
Relation to Head of House: Wife
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Alois Golling
Marriage Year: 1872
Years Married: 28
Father's Birthplace: Austria
Mother's Birthplace: Austria

In 1870 she lived with her parents in Beaver Dam Ward 1, Dodge, Wisconsin

When she got married the name that came up was "Tambor".

:)

Re: guenther-gau

anaquea — 2013-04-08 15:16:09Z

I am look for connecting links, if they exist, between the various Guenther families of the Marshfield, Stratford & Merrill, WI areas. My aunt, Lydia Guenther Sigl was the daughter of Henry Guenther & Anna Detzel. This is her family:

1 Henry Guenther
.. +Anna Detzel
........ 2 Lydia Amelia Guenther 1915 - 2012
............ +Richard Joseph Sigl 1914 - 1988

........ 2 Earl Ernest Guenther 1917 - 2005
............ +Agnes Sheeon - 1974

........ 2 Esther Guenther
............ +Hansen
........ 2 Bernice Guenther
........ 2 Berinda Guenther
*2nd Wife of Henry Guenther:
.. +Ruth Noble.

Any help appreciated. Patti Laessig at anaquea@dwave.net

Re: Bauer Sterr

ArleneDoleschy — 2013-04-07 18:47:02Z

Yes, I have information on Wolfgang Vincenz Bauer b 09 Apr 1810 in Neubau, Germany and d 27 Apr 1894 in Theresa, Dodge County, Wisconsin.
Wife: Barbara Jobst b about 1815 in Goldkronach (Bavaria) Germany and died 10 Apr 1873 in Theresa, Dodge County, Wisconsin.
Married: 04 Jun 1838 in Germany
Children: Johann Andreas Bauer b 22 Jul 1832 Goldkronach
before their marriage (did not check this out)
Conrad Bauer b 02 Aug 1835 Goldkronach
before their marriage (did not check this out)
Anna Maria Bauer b 29 Apr 1839 d 14 May 1839
Neubaeu, Germany
Wolfgang Bauer b 25 May 1840 in Neubaeu, Germany
d 14 May 1890 in LeRoy, Dodge County, Wisconsin and married 14 Nov 1861 to Margaretha Klier - second wife married 1868 to Katherine Heinz
(this is my great grandfather)
Margaretha Bauer b 17 Apr 1842 in Goldkronach
Catherine Bauer b 31 Jsn 1844 in Goldkronach
d Sep 1920 in Mayville, Dodge County, Wisconsin and married Emmeran Bachhuber
Anna Bauer b about 1846 in Canada
Frank Heinrich Bauer b 14 Nov 1850 in Lomira, Dodge County, Wisconsin and died 08 Dec 1936 in Mayville, Dodge County, Wisconsin married Crescentia Bachhuber
George Bauer b Jul 1851 Lomira, Dodge County
d 29 Mar 1932 in Altamont, Deuel County, South Dakota
Immigration: 19 Aug 1845 from Bremen, Germany to New York
Ship: Maine
Passengers: Wolfgang Bauer - age 35
Barbara Bauer - age 30
Barbara - age 10 (this has me puzzled)
Wolfgang - age 5
John - age 4
Catherine - age 2
I would like information on Anna Sterr.
My great aunt Katherine Bauer (dghter of Wolfgang Bauer)
married a Rederick Ernst Sterr.
Hope this information helps you. I have more info.

Re: Two different WILKE families in Dodge County????

Kbeqgen — 2013-04-03 22:04:25Z

Did you intend to post this on the Dodge County, MINNESOTA board? This is the one for Dodge County, WISCONSIN.

Two different WILKE families in Dodge County????

sandymcclay — 2013-04-01 03:23:31Z

I show that there was a Carl Fredrich Wilke that married a Carolina Pautzke and had 14 children in Germany, his twin sons Emil and Otto, and Carl came over in 1891.

I also show a Johann Karl William Wilke that married a Fredericke Barz in Germany came over in 1893. He went by John Wilke. He and his wife had a total of 9 children with all having been born in Germany. John Wilke was born 5/19/1839 and died in Dodge County, MN on 1/5/1911.

What I am wondering since both of thes men ended up in Dodge County, perhaps they wer brothers, or cousins? Does anybody in the Wilke families have any idea? Thanking you in advance, Sandy

I have a lot of info on the second family, including obits and some photos if anyone is interested...sanjos333@gmail.com

Re: Emil Lee/Hattie (Hertha) Krueger Marriage 4/18/1918

MARCIE_KUEHL — 2013-03-30 06:16:57Z

These are my great grandparents. I'll pick my grandmother's brain and see what she knows ;)

Re: braatz family history

Matthew_Hermans — 2013-03-25 19:04:35Z

Look for Google book titled: Fond_Du_Lac_County_Wisconsin_Past_and_Pr.pdf
In the index you will find William Braatz married to Johanna Penn, Julius Braatz, and William Braatz married to Louisa Braatz; one of their daughters was Charlotte Louise Braatz married to Everett Wesley Hall. I have their children also. Let me know if you are still interested or have you found what were looking for since July 2000?

Re: Frank Lee (1874-1958)

MARCIE_KUEHL — 2013-03-24 11:37:14Z

Hi Doug, you are my second cousin, once removed. I find that entertaining. I'm building the family tree on a different website if you're interested.

Re: Mary Margaret Malone/J.H. Fanshaw

ai9f55 — 2013-03-01 18:38:02Z

I have a picture here on a mr and mrs fanshaw taken in fox lake wisc does she or he go back to the butchers or deans do you know of? if you like a copy of it I can scan it and email it to you.

Re: Location of Minnesota Junction,Dodge, Wisconsin

maurerush2112 — 2013-02-14 19:21:39Z

I realize this is long time since post. CORRECT location is NORTH of HWY. 26 & 33, on Hwy 26 approx. 1 mile. Minnesota Junction received it's name because of a railroad junction of old Minnesota/St. Paul railroad. Approx. 1 mile north of 26/33 intersection you will cross old rail tracks, if you would look to right there is remnant of other tracks now a bike trail. There used to be a small "spur or horseshoe" that would allow engineers to drop and change direction of certain rail cars. The town was built around the junction of railroad tracks. There used to be a rail station, etc. there Minnesota junction started out to really grow, but didn't for various reasons. There was no factory there, nor is that the reason it grew. It was because of the railroad.

Re: Neumeyer

4Adolph45 — 2013-02-09 23:19:35Z

Dear Sylvia Nash--

Do you have any additional information on the specific place of Xavier Niemeyer's birth, where he lived in Bavaria, when he emigrated to the US and WI, when his first wife Catherine died and where she is buried, and when/where he married his second wife, Maria?
My husband is a great grandson of Xavier. We have visited his gravesite, and we would like to know more details about Xavier.

Oliver F Hunter and dau Jane

jimgabyhunter — 2013-01-27 17:41:59Z

Looking for Information on Jane Hunter d/o Oliver Hunter . Jane was 11 yr old on the 1860 US census of Dodge. By 1870 she no longer listed on any WI or Iowa census. Did she die in Dodge or get married there ??? Believe the lived in the Beaver Dam area. Thanks Jim Hunter

Re: Philander COLE biography

wybgood — 2013-01-11 23:14:10Z

Is this all it said about Philander?
Jackie

Re: John S. Bean, David M. Stewart in Elba

bobbymacbean — 2013-01-11 07:41:34Z

David McClure Stewart b. 4/19/1801 & d. 5/20/1885 Warner, Merrimack, New Hampshire.

John Stewart Bean's mother was Marinda Bean Stewart. David Stewart was her uncle.

Freewill Baptist church in Waupun

copet1 — 2013-01-08 03:38:56Z

Does anyone know anything about the old Freewill Baptist church that was located originally at the present site of the Legion Hall, later the corner of N. Madison and Franklin streets? This is prior to the Union Church. I'm trying to find a photograph of it. Thank you very much for your time.

Re: Therese Gleissner

rt20112011 — 2012-12-13 16:03:34Z

My grandmother's uncle was named John Baptist Gleissner and he was born in Burgkunstadt, Bavaria in 1865, went to the Netherlands for schooling and moved to the us in 1888. you can reach me above address at hot mail. thanks

Re: Lenk family

hiddenct — 2012-12-08 04:51:08Z

interested in the lenk families in bavaria/germany ie:adolf lenk head of the hitler youth group in munich. is there anywhay i can find about him, his upbringing and his family. did he settle in wisconsin or was he killed in germany. any photos? very interested i'm at a standstill!

Re: Falk / Faulk

gingermccall — 2012-11-28 19:26:56Z

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~widodge/header.htm

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~widodge/dcp1900.htm

A couple of other resources I'd suggest. There is a search bar on the right side after you open these.

The History of Dodge County, Wisconsin: Containing a History of Dodge County ...
http://books.google.com/books?id=CAMrAQAAMAAJ&printsec=f...

Dodge County, Wisconsin, Past and Present, Volume 2
By Homer Bishop Hubbell, 1913
http://books.google.com/books?id=BwQrAQAAMAAJ&printsec=f...

Re: Falk / Faulk

thomasker2 — 2012-11-28 12:58:46Z

I’m not related to any member of this family.

1940 is the last available census at this time.

TRY - Find a grave – FREE SITE - volunteer site all states; frequently has headstone pic

DO NOT SEARCH FOR A MARRIED WOMAN USING HER MAIDEN NAME.

http://www.worldvitalrecords.com/

Try Vital Records – Birth, Marriage, & Death, Social Security Info., Census Records – FREE ALL STATES
http://search.labs.familysearch.org/

John and Louise were married in 1894.

Re: Falk / Faulk

MJ4501 — 2012-11-28 02:13:24Z

Thank you for sharing this with me. I see that the family lived in LaCrosse, Wisconsin in 1900, but my grandmother Mary Falk was left behind in Clyman as housekeeper for her grandfather William Waterhouse and uncles.

So, it looks like my g-aunt Louise married John and lived in LaCrosse with her parents. Does that sound about right from the information? Or maybe the census was taken before they got married in Clyman.

How did you locate the marriage record? I'd like to know how to do that. Thanks again, MJ

Re: Falk / Faulk

MJ4501 — 2012-11-28 02:03:59Z

Thank you for your help. It sounds like my great aunt Louise was married to John Buhr/Puhr prior to her marriage to Courtland Gibbs. I wasn't aware of that.

Ginger- How and where can I look at newspapers from the Dodge County Pioneer? That's awesome! It would be a big help since both my maternal and paternal families settled in Dodge County.

I'm looking for parents names for Robert Falk, b. 1850.
Do you have any suggestions where I could look?

Thanks again, MJ

Falk / Faulk

MJ4501 — 2012-11-27 23:16:36Z

I am looking for help in locating family and information about my great grandfather Robert (C A- possible middle initials) Falk. He was b.October 1850 and from Prussia and married Harriet Exley in 1882 in Dodge County Wisconsin. They had two daughters, Louise Falk and Mary Falk. I don't know when or where he died or any other family information. Don't know parents names or siblings, if there are any. Does anyone recognize these names? Your help is greatly appreciated. Thanks, MJ

Re: Falk / Faulk

thomasker2 — 2012-11-27 22:50:22Z

I’m not related to any member of this family.

1940 is the last available census at this time.

1900 -
Name: Robert Falk
[Robert Talk]
Age: 49
Birth Date: Oct 1850
Birthplace: Germany
Home in 1900: La Crosse Ward 9, La Crosse, Wisconsin
Race: White
Gender: Male
Immigration Year: 1880
Relation to Head of House: Head
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Harriet Falk
Marriage Year: 1881
Years Married: 19
Father's Birthplace: Germany
Mother's Birthplace: Germany
Occupation:

Robert Falk 49, 10/50 GER - general training school
Harriet Falk 39, 10/60 WI - 2 children
Louisa Falk 18, 3/82 WI

marriage record -
groom's name: John Buhr

groom's birth date:
groom's birthplace: Lowell
groom's age:
bride's name: Louisa Falk
bride's birth date:
bride's birthplace: Amsterdam, Wis
bride's age:
marriage date: 24 Oct 1900
marriage place: Clyman, Dodge, Wisconsin
groom's father's name: Joseph Buhr
groom's mother's name: Emilia Schrven
bride's father's name: Robert Falk
bride's mother's name: Henrietta Exley
groom's race: White
groom's marital status:
groom's previous wife's name:
bride's race: White
bride's marital status:

1910 -

Harriet A Exley
Birth 12 Oct 1859 in Clyman, Dodge, Wisconsin
Death 26 May 1932

Re: Falk / Faulk

gingermccall — 2012-11-27 21:53:56Z

I am not kin & can not confirm this is your relative.

Newspaper - Dodge County Pionier
Date of Newspaper - 06 Nov 1900
Page 8
Marriage of John Puhr & Louise Falk

(MY NOTE: I believe John's last name may be Buhr.)

Re: from Mayville WI area

liliane136 — 2012-11-26 15:15:02Z

Sorry, I have not been active for a long time. My email address is liliane136@yahoo.com
Annette Klieforth

Re: Parents of Philip Seuser (b. 1855, Lowell, Dodge Co., WI)

dixonology — 2012-11-26 03:50:46Z

Thanks for the reply!

I actually found Philip in the Worth County, Iowa death index. I still haven't found an obituary, but it looks like he must have been back in Iowa when he did die.

Anyway, his death index record had his mother's maiden name (Hager) so I was able to finally track down the rest of his line.

Thanks for your response.

Falk / Faulk

MJ4501 — 2012-11-23 00:55:57Z

I am looking for help in locating family and information about my great grandfather Robert (C A- possible middle initials) Falk. He was b. October 1850 and from Prussia and married Harriet Exley in 1882 in Dodge County Wisconsin. They had two daughters, Louise and Mary. I don't know when or where he died or any other family information. Don't know parents names or siblings, if there are any. Does anyone recognize these names? Your help is greatly appreciated. Thanks, MJ

Re: Mutziger

lmc1604 — 2012-11-19 15:57:26Z

Attached is a photo of my great-grand uncle - George N Mutziger, the brother of my great grandmother (Ida)Anna Mutziger. According to the information my grandma had, he became the State veterinarian of Missouri - year unknown. He was the son of Nicholas and Catherine. I can scan in Catherine's photo - taken at about age 70 - taken in Mitchell SD

Re: Mutziger

lmc1604 — 2012-11-19 15:53:50Z

Hello - we would love to hear about/share anything you are willing to share. Let us know how to proceed and thank you! Linda Crofts Helena, MT

Re: Mutziger

garyjanetwinter — 2012-11-17 23:25:16Z

Are you still interested in sharing a family tree? I have quite abit to share!

Re: Mutziger

garyjanetwinter — 2012-11-17 23:20:44Z

My great great grandmother is Amelia Rosena Miller. She is a sister to Catherine Miller, your great great grandmother. I have family photos of your family tree I would like to share.

Re: Parents of Philip Seuser (b. 1855, Lowell, Dodge Co., WI)

barbdale_1 — 2012-11-08 05:41:55Z

There is a Philip J. "Senser" buried in Sunset Rest Cemetery. I saw a death date for him of 1924 in Mary's obit , but I don't find him in the Montana death index.

Re: Parents of Philip Seuser (b. 1855, Lowell, Dodge Co., WI)

barbdale_1 — 2012-11-08 04:32:20Z

Phillip and Mary are living in Hill County Montana in the 1920 census with Victor.
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/M83R-96R

Parents of Philip Seuser (b. 1855, Lowell, Dodge Co., WI)

dixonology — 2012-11-07 04:09:46Z

I am trying to locate information on the parents of Philip Jules Seuser (aka Philip Seuser, Phillip Seuser, Philip J. Seuser, Phillip J. Seuser).

Philip was born in Lowell, Dodge County, Wisconsin, in 1855 (perhaps October of that year). He grew up in Wisconsin. Married Mary Elizabeth Hunter (1859-1948) on February 16, 1880, in Rochester, Minnesota. After which they moved to Grove Township, Worth County, Iowa. They later moved to Freeborn County, Minnesota for only 3 years and then moved back to Worth County, Iowa and lived there for 20+ years.

Supposedly he later moved to Hill County, Montana (he and Mary did have a son, Victor, who moved there) where he eventually died. However, Mary died (and is buried) in Worth County (in the town of Northwood), Iowa and I have found no evidence of a divorce so I'm not sure if the Montana information is accurate. On every census Philip listed that both his parents were born in Germany. Family oral tradition also is that his parents came here from Germany.

I have found lots of records of Seuser's in Dodge County, WI but have never been able to connect Philip to any of them.

Any hints or help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

Charles Dewitt Temple

LoveGeno — 2012-10-30 20:41:23Z

Looking for exchange on Charles Dewitt Temple, a carpenter, from Pennsylvania who married Lurah Jane Stimers by the birth of his first daughter, Gertrude, in Waupon on April 29, 1877.

Re: Charles Arndt and Ella Zepp Arndt

goglesbay — 2012-10-14 22:42:30Z

Hi Sylvie,
I am looking for my partner's grandfather's birthplace in Alsace Lorraine. His father died during WWI and his mother left the country to come to the US when Charles was 15 along with his brother. They moved to Mineral Point Wisconsin. Any help would be appreciated.

Re: Gerbitz of Kreis Dramburg in Milwaukee's German newspapers

rebholzgary — 2012-10-11 21:43:29Z

There are death notices and Danksagung (family thanks) published in local German papers for both Bertha and Karl Gerbitz. Also earlier notices for an Adolph Gerbitz.

These are indexed in "Milwaukee's German Newspapers; an index of death notices and related items" (1844-1950).

Indexing Milwaukee's German newspapers continuously since 2007 ...
Gary Rebholz, compiler/editor
Milwaukee Wis.
gary.rebholz@gmail.com

James & Margaret Daily

Kdlpa — 2012-09-17 18:28:39Z

Looking for obit for James Daily, died 29 Dec 1897 in Chester, Dodge County, WI

Thank you!

mahoney callahan family

jhrselvr — 2012-09-03 19:03:34Z

am interested in info on John Mahoney born feb. 1886 to Elizabeth Callahan and Thomas Mahoney, Clyman, and his sister Laura born October 1882 haven't been able to find anything on them after father's death June 1900. am able to find other siblings-Margaret (Motl), Ellen(Gruel), Edward, Elizabeth(Lange). no death date yet for Margaret but she was living in Chicago 1940 so probably died there. might have found Laura in Milwaukee about 1904 having a child that died at birth-apparently not married. any info helpful

Re: Lenk family

hiddenct — 2012-08-28 22:07:42Z

Iam erwin lenks oldest grandchild. he lived in milwaukee with my grandmother Rose. he worked as the service manager for krause oldsmobile. he was born in either dodge or .winnebago county. his only surviving son is erwin jr. he lives in west bend,wi. my grandpa and grandma were burried at holy cross cemetery in milwaukee located at the cross section of burleigh and lisbon. they lived on 22nd hadley. they attended st. leo,s church. his mother,s name was emma baumann born in germany, and his father was born in herman(dodge county). e-mail me @ charmaine1260@yahoo.com i

Koeppen Family in Wisconsin

melda1 — 2012-08-27 06:35:43Z

The Koeppens from Brandenburg Prussia came in at least 2 waves to Dodge County Wisconsin before moving to Shawano County. The family of Johann Köppen, wife Fredericka and at least one son, Carl August, supposedly arrived in 1853.

From History of Northern Wisconsin - Shawano County, 1881.
"AUGUST KOEPPEN, Treasurer of Shawano County, Shawano, was born and reared in Germany, and came to Dodge Co., Wis., in 1853, and took up the vocation of farming, but subsequently left it and traveled through the Southern States. In 1861, he enlisted in Co. D, 4th Wis. C., and after an active service, during which he was wounded, he was honorably discharged in 1862. After his services in the war, he turned his attention again to the agricultural industry, and came to Shawano, where he has been prominently identified since. In 1870, he was elected Circuit Court Clerk of his county for 1871-2. In 1879, he was elected County Treasurer and has been continued in office since. He has held a membership on the County Board from 1870 to 1878. In 1862, he was married to Miss Caroline Frailing, who was born in Germany and reared in Wisconsin. They have a family of two sons, Charles Emil and Herman August. Mr. Koeppen is one of the active, enterprising men of Shawano County."
So far I do not find any record of them in Dodge County, no 1860 census (?) but in 1857 Christian Koeppen from Uckermark, Templin, Brandenburg, Prussia came to Dodge & appears on 1860 Census, they could be closely related, as I find it interesting that Christian also moved to Shawano County after Carl August.
Another son of Johann, Friedrich Wilhelm, came direct to Shawano in 1880 and is buried in the same churchyard with his parents. He claimed to have been born in Alt Güstebiese, Preußen & his father supposedly lived in Neu Güstebiese before immigrating in 1853.
Another mystery is the identity of Charles "Karl" Ludwig "Lewis" Koeppen who married the widowed mother-in-law of Carl August Koeppen in 1852 in Dodge County. Sophia, nee Kraut, Froeling (Frailing etc)
Ancestry.com, Website.
"Sophia Fraleah Marriage Date: 28 Dec 1852 County: Dodge Volume: 04 Page: 0022 to Charles Lewis Koppen.
In 1860 Dodge County he's listed as "Charles Keppin", not sure what became of him but in 1880 she's living with son-in-law August Koeppen in Shawano County listed as "divorced". But some may have confused this man with her last husband on later records?
Her daughter Caroline married August in Dane County Wisc. after he was wounded in the Civil War, but Koppen is written Weppen.
Wisconsin, Marriages, 1836-1930.
"Groom's Name: Augustus Weppen (sic) Groom's Birthplace: Prussia. Bride's Name: Caroline Frolick. Marriage Date: 25 Dec 1862 Marriage Place: Madison, Dane, Wisconsin Groom's Father's Name: John Weppen Groom's Mother's Name: A. Weppen Bride's Father's Name: Christie Frolick"
This caused much confusion when she applied for widow's pension later on!
well I hope to hear from anyone with pieces to this puzzle...

Re: Luehring/Joseit/Schatt Ancestry

petesha2012 — 2012-08-22 02:46:28Z

Hi,

It's been 11 years since you posted the message that I saw today on Ancestry.com on your Luehring/Joseit/ Schatt ancestry.

I've been trying to find the link between the Mayville WI. Luehrings and my ancestors, who came from Wesenstedt, Diepholz, Lower Saxony, and settled in Greenfield Township, Milwaukee County, WI. I've got some info on them dating back to the 1700's

One possible connection: I vaguely recall an attorney coming to our house in Milwaukee when I was very young. His name was Fred Luehring. My dad told me later that Fred was "a second cousin from Mayville". So far, I've found nothing on his parents, etc., only a WW11 Draft Registration card that implies he was in the legal profession.

If you want anything on the Wesenstedt/Greenfield Luehrings, I'll be glad to send it.

My question to you:
1) Do you have anything on Fred's parents?
2) Do you have any other possible links between the Mayville Luehrings and my branch of the family?

'Hope to hear from you.

John H. Luehring (Nickname "Pete")
email address luehring.h@sbcglobal.net

Need info on the Truman & Mary HUMPHREY family who are in the 1850, 1860 & 1870 Dodge Co., WI & 1880 Winnebago Co., WI census.

daverichardson1 — 2012-08-19 15:27:50Z

Searching for information on the Truman and Mary HUMPHREY family who are in the 1850, 1860 and 1870 Dodge Co., WI and 1880 Winneconne, Winnebago Co., WI census. Truman born 1805/6 VT is in the 1840 Barnet, Caledonia Co., VT census. Wife Mary ___ born 1813/4 VT. Children Horace R. b. 1839/4 VT, Jane b. 1841/2 VT, Seth Stearns b. 29 Jan 1844 VT, Lucy b. 1846/7 VT, Hiram A. b. 1850/1 WI, Sarah 1852/3 WI, and George b. 1856/7 WI. Need parents, maiden name, Spouses, appreciate any help. dave.richardson@mindspring.com

Re: Polish families in Beaver Dam

deborahsavage11 — 2012-08-16 16:13:08Z

Thanks very much!

Deborah

Re: Polish families in Beaver Dam

deedeerossell — 2012-08-16 13:23:56Z

Hi Deborah,

I put the photo on my tree and is available now. The photo was in a private tree, but as long as the family is no longer alive, I am able to post photo's.

Good luck with your research.
Diane Calhoun

Re: Polish families in Beaver Dam

deborahsavage11 — 2012-08-16 00:48:56Z

Hi Diane,

Saw you researching the Wiekiewicz family line. Is it possible to get an image of the Michael/Michal Witkiewicz 1860 that is listed as private on ancestry.com. I am researching for a great grand-daughter in the Marczak line.

thanks for any help on this,

Deborah Savage

Re: Marriage cert lookup

RamseyK24 — 2012-07-31 21:11:28Z

Thank you so very much for the information. I did finally receive a copy of the certificate. Thank you again. This information will be helpful for other items I need. The links are very useful. Karen