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Comment on Surname Registry Update by tanith33

tanith33 — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 21:36:41 +0000

Looking for male Baumgartner or Baumgarte. Spouse of Margaret (born about 1847). Father to Conrad (born about 1874), Ursula (born 1872), and Anna (born 1867). He seems to have died before the 1880 census, but probably not before Conrad was conceived.

Comment on 1830 Census: Full Transcription & Images by Paul Robitaille

Paul Robitaille — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 16:35:09 +0000

On the 1830 census there is an entry in the segment 391a – 391b that reads R_________, Piere (Pierre?) could the R____________ be Robitaille? I had two relatives who moved to the Illinois Country from Montreal in 1728.

Thank you,
Paul

Comment on Surname Registry Update by James Vogt

James Vogt — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 07:36:41 +0000

Looking for any information on Emile Dudley Vogt, my grandfather. Born 1880 and passed in 1926. Was only son to his father, Emile P.Vogt. Thank you kindly.

Comment on Surname Registry Update by knightk16

knightk16 — Fri, 04 Nov 2011 19:32:55 +0000

My great-great grandmother was Mary Valle Price born 1860 to Constance Valle 1864, Andrew Valle married Elisabeth had two daughter name Mary Adelaide Valle and Constance Valle in 1864 They both were products of Choctaw Native American and African Slaves. I live in California Love to hear of someone thank you

Comment on Weingarten: POW Camp: Augusto Biere (WWII) by Weingarten: POW Camp (WWII) | stegenevieve.net

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Comment on St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Cemetery by Kerry Longwell

Kerry Longwell — Mon, 08 Aug 2011 18:08:09 +0000

To Ursula Walsh:

There is a Huck in Memorial Cemetary’s listing. The first name is not given.

Comment on Surname Registry Update by Beverly Watkins

Beverly Watkins — Sun, 31 Jul 2011 21:25:02 +0000

Researching Beasley, Mead, Bailey, Tucker, Duvall, as well as many others. Louis Beasley, born 1856, married Theressa Mead, born 1844. Theressa died in 1910, her death certificate listed her as a widow, cannot find out what happened to Louis. Suspect that the second husband of Nancy Berry Mead Beasley was John, Louis’s father, but cannot find proof.

Comment on German Cemetery; St. Francois Co, MO by Valerie Holifield

Valerie Holifield — Tue, 26 Jul 2011 18:33:02 +0000

Hi Michele — if their names are not in the transcription then I personally have not seen their graves but it is possible that they were buried without a head stone or that we somehow missed them. I have not been to this cemetery in several years now. But I would assume that if the death certificate says so, then they are there somewhere. Best of luck!

Comment on German Cemetery; St. Francois Co, MO by Michele Lietz

Michele Lietz — Tue, 26 Jul 2011 15:31:27 +0000

I’m not sure I have the correct cemetery or not so maybe you can confirm one way or the other. I have a death certificate (MO State Board of Health) for my grandfather, Henry B Rongey that died September 13, 1936 and shows the burial at Germania Cemetary on September 15, 1936. Just wondering if you have any record of that?

In addition, my grandmother was Lena (Purlena) Rongey and she died about 5 (?) years after Henry and I have no idea if she was buried at the same cemetery but I believe she is. Perhaps you have a record of her?

When I was a kid my dad to me to a cemetery and pointed out the graves (and I think there were two) but I’m just not certain as to how many graves were there. Any information will be greatly appreciated.

Comment on Edmund Holloman – Mary Barrett Family History by Mary Ann Ulichny

Mary Ann Ulichny — Fri, 01 Jul 2011 08:12:53 +0000

Are there any records of the names of the children of Elizabeth Holloman. My great great grandmother, Petronia Della
was adopted by her Aunt who was a Holloman. No other information is known of the Aunt.