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Re: William Wright-Lyndon; Hiram Wright-Lemonweir

JCHRISTIANS6202 — 2013-05-20 00:44:27Z

Alpheus is buried St Mathews Cemetery, Unadilla NY

Re: Joseph Sanderson

ELLinSpain — 2013-05-10 07:09:49Z

1860
Name: John Sanderson
Age in 1860: 45
Birth Year: abt 1815
Birthplace: New York
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Name: Rebecca Sanderson
Age in 1860: 32
Birth Year: abt 1828
Birthplace: New York
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Name: Mary Sanderson
Age in 1860: 12
Birth Year: abt 1848
Birthplace: New York
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Name: Joseph Sanderson
Age in 1860: 8
Birth Year: abt 1852
Birthplace: Wisconsin
Home in 1860: Lisbon, Juneau, Wisconsin
Gender: Male
Post Office: Mill Haven
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Name: Lyman Sanderson
Age in 1860: 5/12
Birth Year: abt 1860
Birthplace: Wisconsin

Name: Lyman R Sanderson
Birth Date: 1860
Age at Death: 74
Death Date: 1934
Burial Place:
New Lisbon City Cemetery
New Lisbon
Juneau County
Wisconsin

1870
Joseph Sanderson 19
Ada Sanderson 20
Lisbon, Juneau, Wisconsin

1880
Joseph Sanderson 28 B WI - PARENTS NY
Addy Sanderson 29 B PA - DAD PA MUM NY
William Sanderson 8 B WI
Laura Sanderson 6 B WI
Sarah Sanderson 1 B KANSAS
South Haven, Sumner, Kansas

1900
Name: Joe Sanderson
Age: 48
Birth Date: Jul 1851
Birthplace: Wisconsin
Home in 1900: New Lisbon, Juneau, Wisconsin
[Juneau]
Race: White
Gender: Male
Relation to Head of House: Head
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Ada Sanderson
Marriage Year: 1899
Years Married: 1
Father's Birthplace: New York
Mother's Birthplace: New York
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Name: Ada Sanderson
Age: 49
Birth Date: abt 1851
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Home in 1900: New Lisbon, Juneau, Wisconsin
[Juneau]
Race: White
Gender: Female
Relation to Head of House: Wife
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Joe Sanderson
Marriage Year: 1899
Years Married: 1
Father's Birthplace: New York
Mother's Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Mother: number of living children: 4
Mother: How many children: 4
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Name: Joe Sanderson Jr.
[Joe Sanderson]
Age: 17
Birth Date: Mar 1883
Birthplace: Wisconsin
Home in 1900: New Lisbon, Juneau, Wisconsin
[Juneau]
Race: White
Gender: Male
Relation to Head of House: Son
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Name: Grover Sanderson
[Glover Sanderson]
Age: 13
Birth Date: May 1887
Birthplace: Wisconsin
Home in 1900: New Lisbon, Juneau, Wisconsin
[Juneau]
Race: White
Gender: Male
Relation to Head of House: Son

1905
Joseph Sanderson 56
Ada Sanderson 57
Grover Sanderson 21
Will Sanderson 35
Eva Sanderson 15
Louisa Sanderson 13
Carl Sanderson 16
Residence County: Juneau

1910
Joseph Sanderson 59
Ada Sanderson 60
William Sanderson 39
Elroy Ward 2, Juneau, Wisconsin

1920
Joe Sanderson 62
Ada Sanderson 63
Will Sanderson 49
Plymouth, Juneau, Wisconsin

1940
Joseph Sanderson 87 WIDOWED
William Sanderson 67 WIDOWED
Street: River Street
House Number: 104
Farm: No
Inferred Residence in 1935: Elroy, Juneau, Wisconsin

Name: Grover N Sanderson
Birth Date: 12 May 1885
County: Juneau
Reel: 0321
Record: DX1210

WW2
Name: Grover Nelson Sanderson
Birth Date: 12 May 1885
Birth Place: New Lis Bon, Wisconsin
Residence: Beloit, Wisconsin
Race: White

WW1
Name: Grover Nelson Sanderson
County: Rock
State: Wisconsin
Birth Date: 12 May 1885
Race: White
Draft Board: 2

Name: Joseph Albert Sanderson
Birth Date: 31 Mar 1883
Birth Place: New Lisbon, Juneau, Wisconsin
Gender: Male
Race: White
Father's Name: Joseph William Sanderson
Father's Birth Place: Waukesha County, Wisconsin
Mother's Name: Ada Smith
Mother's Birth Place: Erie Co., Penn.
FHL Film Number: 1302882

Name: Joseph A Sanderson
Age: 79
Sex: M (Male)
Birth Date: abt 1883
Death Date: 22 Aug 1962
Location: Madi (May be abbreviated)
Certificate: 034925

WW1
Name: Joseph Adbelert Sanderson
County: Juneau
State: Wisconsin
Birth Date: 31 Mar 1883
Race: White

MAKE SENSE?

Re: Joseph Sanderson

traceypenkertgrussendorf — 2013-05-10 03:32:15Z

Interesting. This something to ponder!

Thank you!

Re: Joseph Sanderson

pulforda — 2013-05-09 01:57:06Z

There is a possibility that your John Sanderson's parents where Timothy Farrar Sanderson and Sarah Randall. I'm basing this purley only on this messege board post:

http://boards.ancestry.com/localities.northam.usa.states.new...

I've been looking for proof, but I need a little more to say this is it for sure. My guess is that John's middle name was Farrar. So far I'm not finding any confirmation.

Additionally, my John Sanderson (which I'm thinking is the same as yours)had a brother Josephus, who also moved to Wisconsin sometime between 1847 and 1850.
Tad

Rose cemetery, Lemonweir, Wi

denveremerson1 — 2013-04-29 14:43:32Z

I am looking for information on Rose Cemetery in Lemonweir, WI. I would like to know who to contact in order to find out location of the graves on several of my relatives buried there. Thanks for the help.

Re: Rose cemetery, Lemonweir, Wi

Dan9632 — 2013-04-29 01:58:11Z

I have relative at Rose Cemetery. If you have not made the trip here yet. You should check out the Hatch public Library, the Geneolgy area, there is a lot of info.

Re: Nicholas Nauertz

Seeker_61 — 2013-04-26 04:07:57Z

Hello ~ I am not a descendant of the Nauertz family! But I happen to live in Juneau Co, just a few miles outside of the city of Mauston. I had viewed your query a few days ago, so while I was in town today I went to the library to check on any available records on your Nicholas for you.......!

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FROM: JUNEAU COUNTY CHRONICLE - Mauston, WI [24 Feb 1946]

Died.
Mr. Nicholaus Nauertz was born at Wintrich in the Kingdom of Prussia, Sept. 30, 1834. At the age of eleven he came to this country with his parents and settled on a farm in Waukesha County, Wisconsin.

In 1856 he married Marie Katherine Bettendorf and settled on a farm in Lemonwear, Juneau Co., Wis. They remained on this farm until April 1893 when they moved to Mauston where he remained till Feb. 21, 1916 when he followed his wife to the life beyond.

Six children were born to the couple of whom three died in infancy. Florence Nauertz Nelson died July 31, 1897, and their daughters Almeda Nauertz and Mrs. Timon Davis and five grand children are left to mourn his loss.

In response to the call for volunteers to help crush the rebellion, Mr. Nauertz enlisted in Co. C. 16th Wis. Infantry Oct. 17, 1861 and served his company bravely and faithfully for three years and was honorably discharged Nov. 29, 1864.

Mr. Nauertz was widely known as a man who could be relied upon for honesty and integrity. Whatever came to his hands to do he did thoroughly and with a will. Since the death of his wife Mr. Nauertz has had the loving care and devotion of his daughters Mrs. Timon Davis and Almeda Nauertz. While the latter kept the house for him and did all in her power to make life pleasant, to her and his friends it has been plain that his steps have been gradually growing feebler and that he was hastening to join her whom he loved so much. He was confined to the house less than a week. The end came peacefully and quietly Monday morning Feb. 21.

Funeral service were held at his and his daughter's home at 2 P.M. yesterday, service conducted by Rev. G. H. R. Kershaw, and six of his comrades bore his body to its last resting place.

[above was transcribed as written in newspaper-with errors]

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MAUSTON CEMETERY - Mauston, Juneau Co., WI [Lot 22]

Nicholas Nauertz 09/30/1834 - 02/21/1916
Pvt Co C 16th Wis Inf Regt
[CW Pension Record on Ancestry.com]

Katharine Nauertz 07/25/1834 - 02/24/1909
Christian Nauertz __________ - 05/25/1862 [1y-11m-27d]
Mary Nauertz __________ - 03/01/1865 [6y-8m-8d]
Agnes Nauertz __________ - 04/20/1866

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By checking several Ancestry.com databases & Family Trees I found the following additional information, which is only a small fraction of what is available for this family.

NICHOLAS'S PARENTS: Christian Nauertz,Sr [1805 - 1863]
Elizabeth C. Schweistel [1803 - 1872]

HIS BROS & SISTERS: Susan Nauertz [1826 - 1903]
Jacob Nauertz [c 1828 - ?]
John Nauertz [c 1829 - ?]
Malio Nauertz [c 1831 - ?]
Nichoas Nauertz [1834 - 1916]
Christian Nauertz, Jr [1837 - 1863]
Michael Nauertz [1840 - 1917]
Catharine Nauertz [1843-1920]
Peter Nauertz [c 1845 - 1900]

Parents & all 9 children were born in Germany(Prussia). They departed Europe from St Michael, Azores aboard the Ship Aliguash. Their Port of Arrival was Boston, Mass on 22nd of September 1846. Upon arrival in Wisconsin they settled in New Berlin, Waukesha Co., WI.

Christian Sr., Christian Jr. & Michael are all buried at the St. Mary's Visitation Cemetery in Elm Grove, Waukesha Co., WI.

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Add'l notes on some of the sibings named above:

Susan - married John Newkirk [res@ Baraboo, Sauk Co, WI]
Jacob - married Mary (?)
Christian Jr. - married Wilhemine Reinders
Catharine - married Charles Vogel [res@ New Berlin,
Waukesha Co., WI]
Peter - married Sophia Barnekow [Peter went to Fayette Co,
Iowa]
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Hope this helps you in your research. There are several people who seem to be researching this family & have info posted on the 'Family Trees'. If I can be of any further assistance to your search here in Juneau County, please don't hestitate to ask....I love to help others whenever I can!

Just a quick comment....I thought it was ironic that you posted your query on 03 April. That is my birthdate! And in another query you have, regarding Nauertz's in Fayette Co., IA - ironic as well as my maternal grandmother was born and raised in Arlington, Fayette Co., IA! SMALL WORLD!

Trish

Re: Katchinska Frank John Rufhus Ragust

traceypenkertgrussendorf — 2013-04-14 13:39:59Z

Thank you so much for looking. I did have that already, but so grateful for your time!!

Tracey

Re: Katchinska Frank John Rufhus Ragust

ELLinSpain — 2013-04-14 08:20:55Z

Laura Edith Kehr Katchinska 1876-1955
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FRANK

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=10...

Re: Katchinska Frank John Rufhus Ragust

majfam — 2013-04-13 23:59:23Z

I am not related just trying to help you, have you search on www.familysearch.org yet? try that site it will be helpful, also I did find Avery's obit and it does have his sisters names, I will send the obit privately for you.

Katchinska Frank John Rufhus Ragust

traceypenkertgrussendorf — 2013-04-13 21:36:07Z

I am hitting my head against the wall!!! I am researching my husband's side. His great, grandmother is Laura Sanderson. She married Frank P. Katchinska in 1891 according to the 1900 census for New Lisbon, Juneau Co, Wisconsin. It states he is from a Russian Province in Poland Germany. There is a 1880 census for New Lisbon that shows a Frank Katchinski (I see the "ski" in many places for "ska")whose father is John and mother Melissa. Their birthdates seem a bit off, but I thought it could be transcription error.

In the New Lisbon City Cemetery there is a Frank Katchinska (1867-1911 which line up with what I know)and a Ragust Katchinska which could very well be his father.

The 1910 census in New Lisbon there is a Rufhus Katchinska living with Hayden Waterman. To get even more strange. When Frank Katchinska passed away his wife, Laura married Hayden Waterman in 1912. "Rufhus" is stated as Hayden's father-in-law. Maybe Hayden's 1st wife was Frank's sister?

Frank P.(I assume Paul) and Laura had children named, Harry Franklin, Avery Paul, Elsie, Frankie (died in infancy), Rachel Edith, Unknown (died in infancy), and Alta Maude.

This is all so confusing. My goal is to find what happened to Frank's mother, Melissa. And to find out if Rufhus and Ragust could be the same person? Eventually it would be a joy to find out where they entered the US and which part of the Russian Province from which they could have come. I don't know exactly how to go about checking all of this.

Any tips? Thank you in advance!!!!

Re: Dan & Agnes ROCHE of Elroy

ctwhalen — 2013-04-05 23:16:15Z

This is my husband's uncle Paul- I have some really great info for you - kuhlmom@cox.net

Re: Dan & Agnes ROCHE of Elroy

ctwhalen — 2013-04-05 22:23:57Z

My husband is descended from Marie's sister, Ethel A Roche (married Donald T Whalen) - we are also close to Virginia, wife of the late Paul D Roche - Marie's brother. I have quite a bit of info - happy to share. kuhlmom@cox.net

Nicholas Nauertz

carshow21 — 2013-04-03 17:57:30Z

Trying to locate Nicholas Nauertz.Died sometime around 1916 in Mauston.Would like to know if he is buried in Mauton cemetery,and possible where.also if there re any other Nauertz's there?Thank you for your time.

Mrs. Dorothy Corrigan Wiese Born Elroy, Wisconsin; Died January 2005 Seattle, Washington

oastwd — 2013-03-31 21:04:48Z

The Seattle Times January 13, 2005
Dorothy Wiese
Dorothy Mary Wiese. Long time resident of Riverton and since 1989, Providence Mount Saint Vincenter in West Seattle died January 6, 2005 about two weeks short of her 100th birthday. She was born Janurary 23, 1905, the third of 10 children, to John and Rose Corrigan in Elroy, Wisconsin. She married W.C.L. "Bill" Wiese January 27, 1940. She graduated from Holy Names Normal, attended Cheney College and the University of Washington. She taught school for 13 years in Washington and Idaho.

Dorothy was preceded in death by her beloved husband in 1992, daughter-in-law Barbara Wiese, son-in-law Wayne Wilson and nine brothers and sisters.

She is survived by daughters, Dorothy Wilson and Margaret Stone; sons, Bill Wiese and Mike Wiese, plus nine grandchildren and six great grandchildren.

Dorothy had been active in Boy Scouts, Red Cross, United Way and various Catholic Church groups such as the Altar Society and the 50+ Club. She enjoyed her family and homemaking. She was noted for her kindness to all and will be greatly missed. Donations may be made to a favorite charity.

Memorial Mass Saturday, January 22, 2005 at 10:30AM at Providence Mount St. Vincent in West Seattle. Arrangements entrusted to Howden-Kennedy Funeral Home.

Obituary lookup 1889 please?

KerriYoung33 — 2013-02-18 22:27:28Z

Would someone lookup any obituary for Hannah PIERSON who died 10 Jan 1889 in Juneau county? Trying to find if this is correct person.

Information on the Hannah im trying to follow –
Hannah FELTIS/FELTUS,born about 1833 in Ireland,daughter of Frank & Sarah.

Hannah FELTUS married at least 3 times. 1st Benjamin STACEY (1853 in Ireland) ,2nd John McLAUGHLIN (30 Sept 1867 in Brown County,Wisconsin,USA) & 3rd to Jef PIERSON (2 Dec 1872 Brown County,Wisconsin).

See in 1870 USA census,Hannah & 2nd husband John mistranscribed as McGLAFLIN in Green Bay,Ward 1,Brown,Wisconsin with children James aged 9 (from John’s 1st marriage?) & Sarah Jane aged 1 (found her baptism).

Then I found on findagrave a Hannah PIERSON 1836-1889 buried in Kendall,Monroe County,Wisconsin. I don’t know if the same person.

This is probably not my FELTUS line-helping another to sort it out.

Thanks
Kerri

Re: Alexander Ostrander, Juneau Cty WI - DEATH

roz14 — 2013-02-11 20:42:24Z

It has been years since I did Ostrander research! I will need to dig out my files and check. Thank you for contacting me!

Re: Alexander Ostrander, Juneau Cty WI - DEATH

roz14 — 2013-02-11 20:41:25Z

thank you so much for this information! I will check my records again to verify this is my Alexander and I appreciate your time!

Re: Alexander Ostrander, Juneau Cty WI - DEATH

ELLinSpain — 2013-02-11 08:54:20Z

1905
Name: Alexander Ostrander
Census Date: 1 Jun 1905
Residence County: Waupaca
Residence State: Wisconsin
Locality: Farmington
Birth Location: New York
Marital Status: Divorced
Gender: Male
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1816
Race: White
Line: 35
Roll: CSUSAWI1905_32

1890 Veterans Schedules
Veteran's name: Alexander Ostrander
Home in 1890 (Township, County, State): Armenia, Juneau, Wisconsin
Year enlisted: 1861
Year discharged: 1862
Rank: Private

Name: Alexander Ostrander
Birth Unknown
Death Date: 24 Mar 1909
Burial Place:Wisconsin Veterans Memorial Cemetery , King, Waupaca County, Wisconsin
Plot: SECTION 9 ROW 16 SITE 1

"Pvt Infantry - Civil War "

Re: Alexander Ostrander, Juneau Cty WI - DEATH

terencesion — 2013-02-10 17:33:33Z

Hi Roz Have you learned anything more about Alexander & Maria? I have same names, but different birthdates. My Alexander was born 1783, and he had a son born 1822. My Alexander was son of Johannes Ostrander. Who was father of your ALEXANDER? Maria Manwaring married first Daniel Shirts in NY; after he died, she married Alexander Ostrander. Maria AKA Hetty AKA Hitty.

My Alexander is found in 1860 census of NY---77 years old. It is not clear if he was living with his daughter-in-law or his spouse.

Ann Cooney Obit - 1880

jlleffler — 2013-02-08 06:51:45Z

Seeking obit for Ann Cooney, who died on 6-29-1880. Sadly she died on the day of her granddaughter's birth. She accidentally fell down a flight of stairs.

Apparently her maiden name was Bradley. She had been previously married in Ireland to a sea captain named Mc Caffery. He was lost at sea. She later married Edward Cooney and lived in Juneau county, WI. Thanks very much for your assistance.

jolylefgon@yahoo.com

Re: Obituary for Mary Corrigan, WI

ELLinSpain — 2013-02-02 11:48:51Z

MARY ANN CORRIGAN
Birth: Sep. 29, 1878
Wonewoc
Juneau County
Wisconsin, USA
Death: Feb. 6, 1896
Elroy
Juneau County
Wisconsin, USA

d/o John Francis Corrigan and Mary Ann Cooney Corrigan

Obituary in Elroy newspaper, 12 Feb 1896: "A Young Life Ended. The death of Miss Mary A. Corrigan last Thursday morning fell like a pall on the entire community. Monday evening she seemed to be quite well and happy but was taken quite sick that night with pneumonia and it was certain she could not hope to recover, but she seemed to know that she would soon meet her blessed Saviour. She had always lived a devoted Christion life and death had no terrors for her. At the time of her death she was aged 17 years, four months and nine days. The funeral took place in St. Patrick's church Saturday afternoon and was attended by many friends. The body was laid to rest in St. Patrick's cemetery...."

Parents:
John Francis Corrigan (1846 - 1899)
Mary Ann Cooney Corrigan (1852 - 1936)

Burial:
Saint Patricks Catholic Cemetery
Elroy
Juneau County
Wisconsin

Re: McGarty, WI

ELLinSpain — 2013-02-02 11:48:09Z

PATRICK MCGARTY
Birth: Feb. 2, 1843
County Leitrim, Ireland
Death: Jun. 29, 1907
Elroy
Juneau County
Wisconsin, USA

Obituary in The Elroy Tribune: "Patrick McGarty died at his home in Brooklyn [section of Elroy] Saturday afternoon, June 29th after an illness of over two months during which time he had been a great suffer with Jaundice, thou he was in the right mind and knew everyone up to the last minute.
The deceased was born in Demkirk County, Latrem [sic], Ireland in the year 1843 and at the age of 20 years came to this country settling at [P]rovidence, RI, where two sisters and a brother were living.
Three years later the rest of the family came to the same place. Thirty six years ago he with his brother Mathew started west. Mathew stopped at Janesville while he came to Elroy and thirty two years he married Miss Mary Corrigan at Union Center who now survives him. Four children were born to this union, Mrs. William Sheridan, John, James, and Mrs. Charlie Pieck. James died when only two months old at Bridge Water, S.D. where the family lived for two years, from there they went to Sioux Falls, S.D. and after two years residence, then came back to Elroy where they have lived in the part of the city known as Brooklyn for twenty two years.
There were four brothers and three sistersin this family all of whom have preceded him to the other land, except a sister, Mrs. Marianoon living at Providence, R.I.
The funeral was held from St. Patrick's Church Monday fournoon [sic]...."

Burial:
Saint Patricks Catholic Cemetery
Elroy
Juneau County
Wisconsin, USA

Obituary for Mary Corrigan

jlleffler — 2013-02-02 04:41:20Z

Seeking obituary for Mary Corrigan, died on 2/06/1896 or 2/10/1896 in Elroy, WI area. Many thanks!

jolylefgon@yahoo.com

Obituary William Sheridan

jlleffler — 2013-02-02 04:34:07Z

Seeking obituary for William Sheridan, died 5/02/1901 in Juneau County, WI. He was married to Bridget Mc Garty. Many thanks!

jolylefgon@yahoo.com

McGarty Obituary Lookup

jlleffler — 2013-02-02 04:30:42Z

Seeking obituary for Patrick Mc Garty, died on 6/29/1907 in Brooklyn, Juneau county, WI. Also for his wife, Mary Corrigan Mc Garty, died on 3/24/1919 in Elroy, Juneau county, WI. Hoping to find clues as to whereabouts of surviving family members. Many thanks!

jolylefgon@yahoo.com

Re: HARRISON, Edward - b: 1895

LMSiemer — 2013-01-28 01:49:14Z

Thanks for posting this. What does the [-b: 1895] stand for? If it is supposed to be his DoB, that would be too late for his date of birth since his son, WILLIAM EDWIN HARRISON's dates are 03/02/1868 - 12/15/1916.

I believe that EDWARD HARRISON was born in 1832.
(Which would be closer if he was 16 in 1857, and 63 in 1895).

Re: Has anyone heard of Blueberry Cemetery AKA Union Church Cemetery.

ToddVanderhoof — 2012-12-11 00:46:11Z

Thank You Michelle for your help. I will have to get to the library over christmas shutdown.

Re: Has anyone heard of Blueberry Cemetery AKA Union Church Cemetery.

QTPIE97173 — 2012-12-10 18:11:42Z

Todd,
The information you are looking for is in the Juneau County Genealogy Society's Cemetery books #1. There is a person here

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~wijuneau/lookups.htm

that is willing to do lookups. The library in Mauston might also have these books. Good luck!! I will see if I can find out anymore information from a different source other than the ones above.
Michelle

Has anyone heard of Blueberry Cemetery AKA Union Church Cemetery.

ToddVanderhoof — 2012-12-09 12:35:25Z

I was out for a drive and ran across a cemetery sign, Blueberry Cemetery AKA Union Church Cemetery. It is located north of Necedah and just west of Petenwell Dam on 17 ave. All that was there is the sign and woods. No head stones. Does anyone know anything about this cemetery? I have searched and searched and can not find anything.

Re: BOYNTON, Frederick E. - d: 1905

PatMcCord199 — 2012-11-28 19:47:49Z

ps: My family name I mentioned to you is BOYDEN so I may be contacting you in vain. My family is ties to the Hammond family.
Pat

Re: BOYNTON, Frederick E. - d: 1905

PatMcCord199 — 2012-11-28 19:43:52Z

I do have info on a Boynton family and may info may tie into yours. I am from Juneau Co
Pat

Re: BOYNTON, Frederick E. - d: 1905

kathylounash — 2012-11-28 03:15:22Z

Hello ~ I am the great great granddaughter of Frederick E Boynton. Hazel Claire Boynton Wright was my grandmother. How are you related to him?

Re: Williams, Ethel G.

ELLinSpain — 2012-11-13 10:36:31Z

poss:

Name: Ethel Williams
Death Date: 25 Jul 1907
County: Milwaukee
Volume: 35
Page #: 0528
Reel: 100
Image: 0233
Index Volume: 11
ImageNum: 105792
Sequence #: 420798
Level Info: Wisconsin Vital Records Death Index.

Name: Ethel Williams
Death Date: 7 Jul 1905
County: Waukesha
Volume: 03
Page #: 0169
Reel: 136
Image: 0884
ImageNum: 105792
Sequence #: 420797
Level Info: Wisconsin Vital Records Death Index.

Williams, Ethel G.

lageorgi2 — 2012-11-12 06:29:30Z

Looking for death/burial information on Ethel G. Langendorf Williams. Wife of Carl Sylvester Williams (b. abt. 1881). She is listed in 1905 census at age 22, mother to (Carl) Jay age 3 and Arthur 4 months. In 1910 census Carl is age 29 and a widower. Possible she is buried in Necedah Wisc. Carl later married to my g-aunt Ida Mae Louise Fuchs Williams. Any info. greatly appreciated. Georgiann

Re: Halvor IVERSON, 1843 - 1914

lissie24 — 2012-11-11 15:14:59Z

Hi-I was wondering if you could tell me, did you post this because you were working on a family tree for the Iverson? I ask because i believe this is my Great Great Grandfather. My Grandfather was Garfield Christian Severson from Mauston Wi. I would love to know what information you have. I don't have much but I would love to share. Please contact me at lissie24@msn.com with Iverson/Severson Family in the subject line. Thank you. Melissa Severson Guyett

Re: Stillman Niles & Jane (Rose?) GROUT

lindagn — 2012-09-27 23:47:50Z

Rachel "Jane" ROSE was the widow of Jason GROUT.

Re: Callahan, John and Margaret

colojoe — 2012-09-21 03:14:58Z

My great grandparents, Patrick (abt 1820 - 1880) and Margaret Sweeney Callahan (abt 1830 - 1906), came to Juneau County about 1855 from Massachusetts, then moved on to Waseca County Minnesota about 1865. With the same surname, same county in Wisconsin and similar timing your John might be related to my Patrick.

I have found nothing about origins in Ireland or date(s) of migration. There was a daughter Johanna born in New York state about 1849, but she might have been from a previous marriage for Margaret, if an 1852 Massachusetts marriage record is theirs. They went on to have six sons.

Re: Callahan, John and Margaret

lagleason — 2012-09-20 01:03:50Z

My CALLAHAN's left County Clare in the 1880's and I think they came to New York first, then to Illinois and Missouri by 1890's.
Patrick "Daniel" CALLAHAN (1842-1873 Ireland) md. Margaret "Peggy" GRIFFIN
Known children:
(1) Dan CALLAHAN - had a daughter Nora
(2) Nellie A. CALLAHAN (1862-1941) bn Ireland, immigrated circa 1884; Never married. Carrollton, IL 1900-1920; Kansas City MO 1940-41
(3) Bridget Agnes CALLAHAN (1864-1947) bn County Clare, Ireland. immigrated circa 1882; md John "Thomas" Patrick LOGAN 1890 in Kansas City, Missouri. Bridget had a cousin named Simon SHANNON, based on family information. So she must have had a CALLAHAN or GRIFFIN aunt who married a SHANNON.
If anything sounds familiar please contact me.lgleason@marykay.com

Re: PARCHEM, John: d: 1912

lf8490 — 2012-09-04 18:36:18Z

I believe Joseph Parchem son of John may be my grandfather. They had a farm in Lyndon. I know very little as my parents divorced in 1970. (I was born in 1962). Looking for additional Parchem's from Wisconsin Dells, Lake Delton, Lyndon.
Linda Watkins
LF8490@aol.com

Re: Leroyce Kupsick, wi

ritahenricks — 2012-08-07 14:26:25Z

If your library provides the service, try looking at the old newspapers under the genealogy section. We can get them on line for most states and I have gotten a great del of information there.

Re: Leroyce Kupsick, wi

oldohioschools — 2012-08-07 14:02:18Z

yes thank you but that does not help me in any way. i have already found that information. I am looking for an obituary.

Leroyce Kupsick, wi

ELLinSpain — 2012-08-07 10:11:39Z

Name: Leroyce Kupsick
Death Date: 8 Jun 1986
Location: Juneau (May be abbreviated)
Certificate: 014018

Name: Leroyce Kupsick
SSN: 395-14-1654
Last Residence: 53968 Wonewoc, Juneau, Wisconsin, United States of America
Born: 24 Jul 1917
Died: Jun 1986
State (Year) SSN issued: Wisconsin (Before 1951)

Re: Birth Parents of Anna Mildred ( Bailey ) Weiland

jhrselvr — 2012-08-06 20:49:28Z

don't know if this will still reach you but i was searching for an unrelated weiland family and came across your post. further on in the weiland posts i came upon someone who i believe has the info you are looking for on Anna Bailey Weiland as far as her birth parents. the URL for this info is http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.murphy/4976/mb.ashx
the name it is under is Laurel V Murphy died 28 march 1994 it was put on by harthurt. hope this helps you out

1986 obit from Wonewoc area

oldohioschools — 2012-08-06 03:49:52Z

I am looking for the obituary of Leroy/Leroyce Kapsick/Kupsick/Kupczyk who died June 8, 1986 in Wonewoc.

Thank you.

Re: SANDERSON (John Henry)

gbatten7 — 2012-07-07 23:26:10Z

John Sanderson Sister married Aunt Bessie uncle William Wallace Delapp.Victoria Hazel Sanderson Born Feb 1 1890 died 1966.7 Kids.John was Married once before Mary.Mary had a Son who is father?. Son born 1878 his name was Herman. After Marys bother. William Jacke was about oldest one to go to civil war. He was 41. He was out Dodge Co. Wi.Cpl.co.c 16 Reg

Re: SANDERSON (John Henry)

gbatten7 — 2012-07-07 13:34:31Z

John And his wife died at their sons home. I would like a copy obit.Gordon Batten

Re: SANDERSON (John Henry)

gbatten7 — 2012-07-07 13:29:14Z

John is best remember as Jack. He was a member of M.W.A.His wife was Mary Jacke.Her folks were Henriette Jacke Born Jan 7 1821 in germany. Parents are John and Mary Shier.She Pass a way Jan.9 1903.William Jacke born on Nov.23 1823 to Carl Wilhelm and Dorathea Jacke. died May 12 1891.They had 3 children that out lived them.My Aunt Bessie is a granddaughter to one of the other 2. She is 95 years old.Who is your husband ? Last I hear Aunt Barbara Sanderson is doing good.I would like a copy what you have and Aunt Bessie and I will go Through it and add more.Gordon Batten 613 Superior Ave Apt B Tomah Wi. 54660 608 377 1049 gbatten7@gmail.com

Re: Calbert F. DeLap, WI > NEBRASKA

ELLinSpain — 2012-07-07 11:49:13Z

you are most welcome

He is also listed in "Soldiers of the Great War"
Vol. 3

PRIVATE DELAPP, CALBERT F., NEW LISBON

STATES "This database is a record of the American soldiers who lost their lives in World War I. The work is arranged alphabetically by state. For each soldier who fought and died in this Great War his picture, name, rank, and means of death (killed in action, died of disease, died of wounds, died of accident, or wounded in action) is provided. While the pictures under each state are not arranged alphabetically, there is an alphabetical listing following the pictures for each state, arranged first by mean of death, then rank, and finally last name. This listing is the official list of men who lost their lives in World War I compiled from the Official Bulletin provided by the government. In addition to the pictures of all the deceased men of this war, this work also provides a parallel record of war events among the leading countries involved in the war from 1914 to 1918. These countries include the United States, Great Britain, Belgium, France, Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy, Balkans, Turkey, and Russia. This database is a great source of information for both historians of World War I and family historians who are seeking information about their relatives who served and died in this war."

Volume 3: Oklahoma - Wyoming and Supplement

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Birth: Nov. 14, 1895
Dexterville
Wood County
Wisconsin, USA
Death: Oct. 4, 1918

"George DeLap left Monday noon for New Lisbon to attend the funeral services of his nephew the late Calbert DeLap who was killed in the late war and his body shipped to New Lisbon from France where services will be held and interment made Monday afternoon."

FATHER:
William Wallace DeLapp (1866 - 1958) ****

Inscription:
Pvt. 127th Inf. 32nd Division - World War 1

IN
New Lisbon City Cemetery
New Lisbon
Juneau County
Wisconsin, USA
Plot: S16-R26 - W.A. DeLapp Plot

SAME CEMETERY
****
William Wallace DeLapp
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=92...

Re: Calbert F. DeLap, WI > NEBRASKA

pattie — 2012-07-07 11:24:46Z

Thanks! I hadn't seen the border crossing record.

This is the same Calbert (love unusual first names). He was born in WI, the family lived in Nebraska for a while and then moved back to WI.

Thanks,
Pattie