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Smith, Ackerman, Nisius, Bandfield, Brink, & moreFrom: [email protected] CommentsI am researching the above surnames. Ackerman and Smith being the primary ones. Willing to share with anyone interested. keeline,leffert,michealsonFrom: [email protected] CommentsQ: MY GRANDMOTHER WAS ADOPTED MY THE MICHALSON FAMILY IN IOWA AROUND MID 20'S. SHE WAS A LEFFERT FAMILY BEFORE THAT BUT DO NOT HAVE ANY DETAILS. John BoydFrom: John Stump CommentsQ. I am looking for information on my 2nd great grandfather, John Boyd, who lived in Pella as a youth. He was born on 2 Jan 1832, possibly in Pella and was hte husband of Almira (Bartlett). He worked as a doorkeeper for the US House of Representatives in 1972. He became a lobbyist for Collis P. Huntington, a railroad magnate, for 30 years. He had a son Franchot (who married Lil and had 3 children, Alice Marjory and John) and a daughter, Cora May, my great grandmother. I am seeking any information regarding parents and siblings of John Boyd. Thank you. Is Calvary Cemetary Online?From: Dave Patten CommentsI was wondering if Calvary Cemetary in Iowa is online or where can I get records of people buried there? Thank you for your time, please email me at [email protected] Thomas Peavey and wife Sarah and childrenFrom: Epworth Iowa CommentsThomas and his wife moved to Epworth after the civil War and they had a son that went with them his name was Allard C Peavey. another son Robert Howard Peavey. This would be in the year 1864. I know that gg grandpa Thomas is buried in Epworth cemetery but we don't know what happened to Allard. It is said that he went into a cattle business with someone there. Does any one know of them? Thomas ran a gun shop there in Epworth and he also made guns. He was a Sharpshooter during the Civil War. Any help would be appreciated. You may contact me by email as follows: Thanks Susan Foland FamilyFrom: Diana Reid, E-mail address [email protected] CommentsI am looking for any information, pictures, etc. on the Foland family who lived in Richland TWP, Decatur County, Iowa. Some may be buried in Wheelis Cemetery. Your assistance is appreciated. Surname LickeyFrom: [email protected] CommentsAm researching the settlement of Lickey's in Keokuk Co between 1840 and 1860 Cemeteries near the town of Boone, IowaFrom: [email protected] CommentsTrying to locate the burial site of my Great-grandmother, Lina Andrea Larson, who died in 1876. Any advice on how to find this information would be greatly appreciated. Re; Jones in Linn Co.From: Chris Smith [email protected] CommentsI have a greatgrandfather William Nathanial Jones that was born (3-10-1866) to Nathaniel and Hannah E. (MOONEY) in Linn Co. Unfortuneately, thats all the info I have. Hannah's father is also burried with her, they died on consecutive days. They are now burried in Harlington Cem. in Waverly Iowa. Is this of any help? Please write if you have anything you would like to pass on. Hancock Family in IowaFrom: [email protected] CommentsI am trying to locate where my great great grandfather lived in Iowa. He left Wilkes Barre, Pa. sometime between 1840 and 1850 for Iowa. He most likely had other family with him including a James Hancock and a Mary Hancock. John left Iowa again sometime around 1853 for California. It is thought that he left other relatives behind. Is there someone out there that could look for John, James or Mary Hancock on an 1850 Census, and see if they could locate where they lived for me. I would sincerely appreciate the help. Spencer Cemetery, Van Buren CountyFrom: [email protected] CommentsI am hopes that someone can give information on the Spencer Cemetery located somewhere in Van Buren County Iowa. I would like to know what town it is near. I have many ancestors buried there from the 1800's and early 1900's. Is there a cemetary directory or book published that would possibly show the names dates etc of the people that are buried in Spencer Cemetery? My name is Glynn Parker McCready and there were many McCready's in Van Buren county in the mid to late 1800's I thank you in advance for any information that could be provided me. Sincerely Glynn P. McCready P O Box 5905 Charleston, OR 97420 email: [email protected] Socrates TryonFrom: [email protected] CommentsSocrates, the first medical doctor in Linn County went west on the gold rush in 1849 with his father Jesse,brothers Dennis, Dorlan, Ephraim and Jesse. Marion history reports he went via Panama, which was not true. His wife Frences and their son Socrates jr went this way. Tryon State Park in Portland is the original land track of Socrates. CARR family from Woodbury and Ida CountyFrom: [email protected] CommentsI am looking for any information on by ggfather Enos Carr who was married to Sadie Carr. They lived in Ida county and Woodbury county. Re: Iowa Historical SocietiesFrom: Van Buren County Genealogical Society CommentsCurrent yearly dues are $7.50 for single and $10.00 for family TINKENFrom: [email protected] CommentsLooking for information about Louis Tinken, b. ca. 1868, Miami Cty KS, As of 1932 he lived in Humboldt, IA. His mother, Gesche Gerken Tinken was widowed in Miami Cty in 1870. Cemetery records there do not list her. Perhaps she moved to Humboldt w/ son Louis. I know the name of one of Louis's children, youngest daughter Jessie Tinken Desmidt. I would appreciate any information e-mailed to my address. --Mary Ann Re: John Clyde DavisFrom: [email protected] CommentsDid your mother (Eva Anderson) have a relative, possibly an uncle, named Iver? Let me know. Thanks. Bob Stitzell family searchFrom: Nancy Economou, [email protected] CommentsStitzell family, originally from Germany; many settled in PA. Charles, George, Ira worked in Des Moines 1889-1891. Happy to share what I have. Reply via email: [email protected] [_private/disc3_aftr.htm] |
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