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From: Nicole Loomis [mailto: nicoleloomis75@msn.com
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Sent: Saturday, January 03, 2004 11:43 AM
To: kriedl@execpc.com
Subject: Families in Dodge and Jefferson Counties
LEHNER, BAUER, HUNDHAUSEN,
SCHWELLENBACH, SCHULD,
MOSER and ETZBACH families from both Dodge and Jefferson Counties in Wisconsin. The Lehner and Bauer families were from Dodge county and the Hundhausen, Schwellenbach, Schuld, Moser and Etzbach families were from Jefferson County.
Especially
looking for information on my Moser family. I have very
little information. Barbara Moser
married Frank Joseph Schuld, she was born on
Nicole, Wisconsin
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From: Brenda St.Peter [mailto: b4art@localline.com
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To: DJCGS_Website_Mailbox
Subject: looking for Hubbard family information
I am searching for information on Abigail Hubbard and family which included daughter Augusta, Catherine, & Linda who appeared on the 1870 Jefferson Co, WI census. Any information is greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time.
Sincerely, / Brenda in IL
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From: Jack.Copet@gbmail.com [mailto: Jack.Copet@gbmail.com ]
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To: DJCGS_Website_Mailbox
Subject: Faville Grove
I am descended from Reverend Comfort Waller, whose granddaughter married
Stoughton Faville. Apparently, an area just outside
of Lake Mills was inhabited by a number of Favilles
that was referred to as "Faville Grove". There was even a stone schoolhouse from 1872
that was erected there.
I would be interested
in any information, stories or photographs of Faville
Grove. Thank you very much!
Jack Copet
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From: Wolf [mailto: jean28@hickorytech.net
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To: 'DJCGS_Website_Mailbox'
Subject: Dodge county obits
I am
looking for an obit on Michael Dempsey who
died
Another
obit that I am hoping exists is one for Catherine Clifford Dempsey
who grew up in Clyman, and died in Minnesota
Her parents
are John Clifford whom I have no death date for, and
Mary Gallagher Clifford who died
Thanks /
Carol in Iowa
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From: Dean & Diane Slark [mailto: dslark@chorus.net
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To: DJCGS_Website_Mailbox
Subject: Staabs
Looking for
any info you can find on Clara Staabs
Glassman. She was my grandmother, but I'm
having a hard time finding anything out about her. She married Theodore Glassman. All I have is that she was the daughter of
Charles Staabs, don't have mothers name, and not sure
when she was born. My mother told me 1882.
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From: wallypasbrig [mailto: wallypasbrig@southslope.net ]
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To: DJCGS_Website_Mailbox
Subject: Gottlieb Pasbrig
Hello! I am
looking for information on Gottlieb Pasbrig,
mainly interested to know his parents names. I know Gottlieb was born in
Germany in 1860 and moved to Horicon, Wi in 1871. I found his second intent of
naturalization in North Dakota, thanks to the help of their historical
society. They also told me there would be no first intent of naturalization
since he would have been listed under his father's name, and now that is
the person for who I am looking. Thank you for any
assistance you can give me. Paula Pasbrig, South Amana, IA / e-mail wallypasbrig@southslope.net
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From: Wolf [mailto: jean28@heartlandtel.com
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To: 'DJCGS_Website_Mailbox'
Subject: Dodge Jefferson county
I am a
member of DJCGS, but from a distance. I
am researching the surnames of D
Thanks /
Carol
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From: JW61226@aol.com [mailto: JW61226@aol.com
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To: DJCGS_Website_Mailbox
Subject: Research of surname Dornbusch
Am
attempting to locate information on surname Dornbusch. Family was reported
to have lived in fort Atkinson during period of the 30's and 40's
. Will appreciate any response.
Thank you. Jw61226@AOL..com
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From: TALUETHY@aol.com [mailto: TALUETHY@aol.com
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To: djcgs@dodgejeffgen.com
Subject: Zubke Family
I am long
distance member of your society. I am looking for any information about
the Zubke family of the Watertown and
Lebanon area. My family story is that my grandfather Erhardt Stiemke was to have had a cousin (1st or
2nd, unknown) named August Zubke
who came
to visit with his wife at my grandfather farm in township of Concord.
This seems to have taken place about the 1920's. "They came from Germany.
Spoke low German."
Also looking for Kollath
and Klug families. Thank you ahead of time for any
leads. Jan Luethy
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From: CARMEN MATTESON [mailto: cuzncarm@earthlink.net
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To: djcgs@dodgejeffgen.com
Subject: Joseph Bernard of Ixonia
Seeking
information on the family of Joseph Bernard, who
listed his place of residence in 1974 as Ixonia,WI.. I want to know if he was married and if he had
children. Thank you for your help.
CARMEN
MATTESON
From:
DRovinski@foth.com [mailto: DRovinski@foth.com
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Sent:
To:
djcgs@dodgejeffgen.com
Subject:
Looking for early Melcher and Knispel
records
I am trying
to validate the earliest dates in Watertown for the George Knispel
Family - wife Marie and children Julius, Caroline and Meary.
Julius Knispel Married Auguste
Melcher who moved to Watertown with her family in the early 1850s. I believe
most went to St. Johns. I have applied at Whitewater College for Naturalization
records but none could be found. I believe Auguste's
father was Johann Friederich(ck) - mother was
a Gegorius(spelling). I think most of these families
had members living together at various times. What or where would be the most
logical place to look for the earliest records available or naturalization
records and petitions? Also have come up empty for Meary
Knispel - suggestions would be so appreciated as to
where to look.
I have all of them on the 1860 census records
but nothing before that other than an obit that talks about the early days for Auguste and her family.
/ Thanks
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From: Pasolonrog@aol.com [mailto: Pasolonrog@aol.com
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Sent:
To: djcgs@dodgejeffgen.com
Subject: Re: Richwood
I'm looking
for any information on the little town of Richwood. Would like
to locate the antique store which was housed in the former Catholic Church
there - not sure if it was the one which was housed next door in the little
house approx 25 years ago. It may possibly have relocated to Delafield. Purchased a scrapbook there from the Solon Brothers
store which was in Richwood in the 1890's. Also
interested to know if there is any history written about Richwood which would
give the location of the Solon Brothers store. I am researching the
Solon family who resided in that area after coming from County Mayo, Ireland in
1847
Would appreciate any information-we are hoping to put
together a reunion for 2005 and would like to visit the area where the family
lived.
Thanks- / Pat Solon Rogers-pasolonrog@aol.com
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From: BOrsi10649@aol.com
[mailto: BOrsi10649@aol.com ]
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To:
djcgs@dodgejeffgen.com
Subject:
RICE
I have been
searching for information on my ggggrandfather Levi Rice. He was born in 1797 N.Y.. In the early 1840's He moved his family and
himself to Jefferson County, Wisc. I know they were
there in 1845 because a son, Nelson Rice was born there. But I can't find any information on
them. Levi died from blood poisoning on
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From: CaCO3soft@aol.com [mailto: CaCO3soft@aol.com
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To: djcgs@dodgejeffgen.com
Subject: Jefferson County genealogy query
Hello!
I am trying to find some information about my ancestors Ursula
(Jussen; b. 1832,
d. 1891 in Appleton, WI) and Benjamin (F?) Campbell.
Their daughter Molly (Marie?) was born in 1853 in Watertown and died in
1926. Although I find that Benjamin lived in Watertown in 1855, I can't
find any information about his lineage. He may have moved to Columbus,
WI. In 1863 Ursula filed for a Civil War pension for a dead soldier named
Benjamin Campbell, but as a guardian rather than a widow. Does anyone
recognize these names? / Thanks!
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From: AnnEastham@aol.com [mailto: AnnEastham@aol.com ]
Sent:
To: djcgs@dodgejeffgen.com
Subject: Amendment to previous query
Hello!
On February 25th, I wrote to ask you about a Benjamin Franklin Campbell
(born abt. 1825 in NY) who married Ursula Jussen. Since then, I
believe I've found information indicating that he came to Wisconsin with his
parents and married here. I would still be interested in any potential
marriage records you might have, but I think I have to turn to New York to
trace his genealogy back further. I hope
I haven't wasted any of your time!! / Ann
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From: JudyAndRonC@aol.com [mailto: JudyAndRonC@aol.com
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To: djcgs@dodgejeffgen.com
Subject: Family Tree Cardwell
I am
looking for anything you may have on the name Cardwell
in Dodge and Jefferson County They moved to Hustisford
around 1849. / Thank you Ron Cardwell
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From: Tom [mailto: Sail_Saba@cox.net ]
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To: djcgs@dodgejeffgen.com
Subject: Clerk of Court Records
Does anyone know if the ''credentials of ordination" that pastors and priests,
etc. had to file with the Clerk of Court back in the 1850s time frame are still
in existence? If so, where would one goto obtain a copy for a given person?
Thanks for the
help....Tom
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From: Liatris875@aol.com [mailto: Liatris875@aol.com
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To: djcgs@dodgejeffgen.com
Subject: KLIER, HOTTER
Seeking information on gggrandparents Anton Adam KLIER and Theresia HOTTER. Anton Adam Klier emigrated from Germany with brothers about
1846. He married Theresia Hotter (b.
Would appreciate any info on their relatives and lives in
Wisconsin. Mona Gehring / liatris875@aol.com
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From: MysAnita [mailto: mysanita@yahoo.com
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Sent:
To: djcgs@dodgejeffgen.com
Subject: Looking for ALWARDT / SCHUMACHER info
Looking for ALWARDT / SCHUMACHER info
I am looking for any info
on my g-g-grandparents: John SCHUMACHER (b.
30 Jun 1838 Germany, d. 14 Feb 1920 Humbird, Clark
Co, WI)and Maria Margaret (ALWARDT)
SCHUMACHER (b. 24 Jan 1838 Grand Duchy of Mecklenberg,
Germany, d. 27 Apr 1908 Humbird, Clark Co, WI). They
married in 1865. They immigrated to the US in 1869 and settled in Watertown
until 1883, when they moved to Humbird. John's obit
says they arrived in Watertown in 1869 with two sick sons, both of whom died in
the same hour and were buried in one grave. I would like to find where these
two are buried as well as any info on parents or siblings who may have traveled
with them or remained in Dodge/Jefferson County when they moved to Humbird. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. / Anita Slate /
Veradale, Washington
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From: Marylorane@aol.com [mailto: Marylorane@aol.com
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To: djcgs@dodgejeffgen.com
Subject: Family involved in the raising of our grandfather
Our
grandfather came over from Ireland in the fall of 1865 with 3 children .... the youngest being a
babe in arms ... and somehow got to Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, and was "taken
" in by a family named John Lauth. His name was Edward Walsh
and his dad was Thomas Walsh. Does anyone have any info on this family? Please contact me if you do.
Lorane Walsh
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From: kathy neuburg [mailto: kneuburg@satx.rr.com ]
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To: djcgs@dodgejeffgen.com
Subject: Seefeldt
I am
looking for info on 2 of my greatgrandaunts.They
would be Henriette Seefeldt
b. abt. 1841 and Wilhelmine
Seefeldt b. abt. 1843. One
of these 2 ladies married a gentleman with the surname of Merkel. They are the
daughters of Johann Friedrich Seefeldt
and Henriette Hackbarth Seefeldt. They immigrated to USA in 1857 and settled in Hustisford area of Dodge County.Along
with them came brothers August Seefeldt, Friedrich Seefeldt, and sister Johanne
Seefeldt.2 sisters came to USA earlier, Hannah Friedericke
Seefeldt and Caroline Seefeldt,
and another brother came over in 1891, Ernst Friedrich Hermann Seefeldt.We have been able to trace all the others, except
for Henriette and Wilhelmine.
Can anyone give me any leads??
Thanks in advance Kathy