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Van Tassel & all it's spellingsFrom: Michael H "Mickey" Pazurik, Historian CommentsHave been researching surname VAN TASSEL for several years. My database is over 8,000KB and would exchange information FREE with anyone who needs help with that line. I could use any updates to my files, too. Mickey Johnson, Henry (birth name) adopted name (unknown)From: a sister's who searching CommentsIf your birth name was Henry Johnson and you are about 43 or 44, you may be the brother I'm looking for. I was told that you are about 13 months older than me. I was born February 28, 1955 in Polk county maybe Des Moines. I just found out your name the other day. I cried for a long time! It was the first real clue I had. I also heard that I may have a sister too! I was told that the two of you may have been adopted together. We were all at the Iowa Annie Wittenmyer Home in 1956. I was adopted out of there in January 1956 and my adopted name became Vicki Linn Spencer. Birth name was Vicky Lynn Johnson. I don't have a lot of info. Please if your out there or if someone reads this and knows who you may be, let me know. All I want is to know if you know about me and if your searching too. still looking [email protected] Holly Springs, Woodbury Co marriage in 1884From: Barbie Windsor [email protected] CommentsGreat Grandparents William A. FOSTER and Henrietta MILLER are said to have been married in Holly Springs in 1884. BURKFrom: Theresa Burk CommentsI am looking for Samuel H. Burk who married Jane E. Hermann. They had 5 children born somewhere in Iowa between 1860 - 1870. Ida Burk Ulysses G. Burk Cora Burk Aetna Burk Aggie Burk Anyone with information on this family please email me at [email protected] before Sept. 1, 1997 Eddy FamilyFrom: Dell Eddy [email protected] CommentsLooking for information on the EDDY family in Iowa. Any connection to Eddyville ?? Also would appreciate any information on the Deo family, Thanks Re: Henry Schemmer decendantsFrom: Tim Richter ([email protected]) CommentsI have a Henry Schemmer in my line. Maybe he's the same one you're looking for... Married: Kathryn Framer Children: Albert Schemmer (b 1876/07/19) Albert married Katie Richter from Rock Valley, IA Mason, ZoneFrom: [email protected] CommentsZone Mason was born in Mason City, Iowa ca 1870's, she married James Burdett and they moved to WA state. They had no children but I think Zone had at least one brother & sister. I have pictures and info on Zone & James Burdett and would like to contact any descendant that might want copies of picturesd & info ILTEN, HERBERT family historyFrom: Ginny Hardesty CommentsHerbert Ilten is my grandfather who died in 1971 and wife died in 1987. My father their only son died in 1982. There was never a birth certificated for my father and now my brother is having strange genetic dieseases. We are trying to search for medical history if my father was adopted. Email - [email protected] ME Church Sigourney IAFrom: Marilyn Campbell [email protected] CommentsWould like address of the ME Church Sigourney Iowa period of around 1921 to locate marriage, death records etc old mormon cemetaryFrom: E-mail at: [email protected] Commentsneed to know if gr gr grandmother Mary McMullin & 2 small children are buried there at Council Bluffs. All died in July of 1846.(I think) Thanks, Bernice Bramhall - LaHueFrom: S. Bramhall, 5312 Devon Dr., North Olmsted, Ohio CommentsSearching for Cornelia (Bramhall) Rucker LaHue, wife of Alexander and daughter of Robert and Mary Ann of Ohio. She was born Morristown, Ohio 1839 and possibly died in Iowa around 1920. Would like any information on her or her Bramhall family. Walrod/WalrathFrom: [email protected] CommentsI hve done some research Lost brother and sisterFrom: Geraldine (Harr or Horr) Bruce CommentsLost contact with Fulvia L. Horr(or Harr) my sister and Weldon G. Horr(or Harr)my brother. LOOKING FOR BIOLOGICAL FAMILYFrom: Jan Stasiak CommentsI was born On September 3, 1949 In Waterloo, Iowa. I was told that my original first name was Kathy, Kathryn, Or Kathleen. I was adopted in Oregon In September of 1950 just after my first birthday. I had been shuffled between relatives after my birth and was living with relatives in Oregon at the time of my adoption. I was told that my adoptive mother had two telephone converstions from/with my birth mother. The contents of these conversations I know very little about. I know no other information about the adoption except that it was a private adoption and that my adoptive father was the attorney of record. My adoptive parents names are James R. and Betty J. Kuhn. The records are sealed in Deshutes County, Oregon. I was small for my age at one year so I may have been premature or had a low birth weight. I was very blonde as a child and have naturally curly hair. I am 5'6", small boned and have brown hair with red highlights. Depression may be a hereditary factor. I have three natural children (boy 23, girl 20, boy 18) and one stepson (20). I also have one grandchild. I would like to be able to share my biological roots with my children and grandchildren. My daughter looks very much like me and has my same build so I may have looked very much like my mother. I would like to know if I have any brothers and sisters. Parents, if they are still alive would probably be in their mid 70's. If anybody can shed any light on this or help me do some research I'd sure appreciate it. E-mail me at [email protected] Basterdes / Joseph familyFrom: [email protected] CommentsAm searching for info on the Basterdes family, later apparently changed to the Joseph family, originating in Iowa City and later moving to Aurora, Illinois & environs.....mid-late 1800's. Any information would be greatly appreciated, sent to [email protected]. Thank you. 35th Iowa VoluteersFrom: [email protected] CommentsI'm looking for information on the 35th Iowa Voluteers, a Union army (unit?) during the Civil War. My ancestor from Ireland supossedly founded it. Please point me in the right direction. If this helps, my ancestor's surname is Mackey and he lived in Muscatine. Cheers! James Wilson - 1st Infantry - Battle of Wilson's CreekFrom: eric johnson CommentsI'm looking for any info on James G. Wilson who might have served in the 1st Iowa Infantry Co. unknown. He is rumored to have been a scout and spy. But I can't find anything on him in the roster lists. Would scouts be listed under a different list? Or would it be top secret info?? There is also a Tom Kelly (James friend) who was in this unit, but I can't find him in the lists either. I would like to find everything on this man. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Please also see James Wilson - 16th Infantry. Clark family historyFrom: Mary Harmon CommentsQ. I am also looking for information regarding the Clark family who lived in Lucas, Iowa. John Duke Clark and his wife Margaret came from Dalton, England in 1883. They had several children including, John, Agnes, Mary, Anne and Sarah. John Duke worked in the coal mines in this area. Thanks. Re: woodard family historyFrom: joseph CommentsHayes, John and Elizabeth of Henry Co IaFrom: [email protected] CommentsI am searching for information on John or Elizabeth Hayes buried in Henry Co Iowa. John Hayes died September 12, 1861 and Elizabeth died 6 months later. Both are buried in the Brooks Cemetery south of New London. Also looking for their children, one would be a son, Michael. Michaels son William ends up in Sullivan Co Mo married to Dora Mairs early 1900's. Their children are Van, Vera, Gail, Maureen, and Lucille. Thanks for any help someone might offer. [_private/disc3_aftr.htm] |
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