I am looking for a copy of the obituary for Rev. Harm Rust, who died
05/20/1953 in Nobles Co. He was pastor of the Mission Baptist
Church. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Lynn Reemtsma

Anyone researching these names.  In the later 1800's, my
greatgrandfather's sister, Catherine (Kate) O'Donnell married Daniel
McCarron in Woburn MA.  They relocated to Grand Prarie.  They had (I
believe three children, John, Regina (or Rena), and Daniel).
Following husband Daniel's death, Kate married a Charles
Dillehoy/Dillehay and relocated to Ellsworth.  I understand "someone"
owned a bank, or something to that affect.

Kate also had a sister that relocated to Minnesota.  Believe her name
was Noraj. Annie, or Anna O'Donnell.  She too married but, I have no
idea what her married name was.

Both Catherine and Nora/Annie/Anna were born in Ireland.  Believe
they were from Carndonah or Clonmany.  Be interested to hear any
information anyone might have.

Mike O'Donnell
Seattle

I have just recently begun searching for my g-g-Granddad.

He came to Worthington working on the railroad and met his wife Emma Palm.  They
had
their first son (that I know of) in 1883 Jon Harry Strom, then a daughter Anna
Strom.  I am
looking for a marriage record from around 1880 (or so).  of course any other
records that
may contain his date of birth or other info would be helpful in tracing him back
to Sweden.
The family lore says that he changed his name when he immigrated so I need all
the detail
I can get + lots of luck.

The following generations attended the Worthington Church of the Bretheren, but
the
church did not exist before 191X sometime so maybe another church from the same
area
near Reading, but in Nobles county I think.

I believe he was a city dweller (in Worthington?), his son drove horse-carriage
for a
politician as a job when he was growing up and only later in life turned to
farming.

Photos are here if it helps!
http://www.strom.homeip.net/gallery/view_album.php?set_albumName=Strom_history

Any help would be appreciated,
Eric Strom

I received the death certificate for Fred DAHLHEIM b. Sept. 1874
d. Aug 31 1951.  It shows his spouse as Mae DAHLHEIM, however, I
have other information that his wife was Florence (WILKENSON)
DAHLHEIM.  Florence died Aug 6 1948.  Can someone tell me if Fred
remarried and Mae's maiden name?  Thanks, Lorri

-----Original Message-----
From: Sheryl W. Homan [mailto:sherylwhoman@...]
Sent: Sunday, April 25, 2004 5:49 PM
To: NoblesCountyMN@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [NoblesCountyMN] Geneology Search

Hello! 

 

I found your group on the web, and I'm wondering if anyone can help me in my search.

 

My great-grandparents immigrated from Sweden as young adults and married in Worthington.  The parents of my great-grandfather also came to Worthington area.

 

I'm looking for records that would show a homestead, business, or burial spots.  How can I go about this search?

 

I'm planning to visit the area with my family this summer and we'd love to find an historical part of our family. 

 

I look forward to hearing from you.  Thank you for your work.

 

Sincerely,

 

Sheryl Homan 

Sheryl W. Homan
Edina Realty Duluth
218-728-7731 office
www.sherylhoman.edinarealty.com
sherylhoman@...

Looking the marriage index I see:
William Dahlheim married May Kimmel on 25 Feb 1909
Frank Dahlheim marred Ruth Kellam 9 Feb 1916

The Index we have only goes up to 1919.

--- In NoblesCountyMN@yahoogroups.com, "larooh1" <larooh@h...> wrote:
> I received the death certificate for Fred DAHLHEIM b. Sept. 1874
> d. Aug 31 1951.  It shows his spouse as Mae DAHLHEIM, however, I
> have other information that his wife was Florence (WILKENSON)
> DAHLHEIM.  Florence died Aug 6 1948.  Can someone tell me if Fred
> remarried and Mae's maiden name?  Thanks, Lorri

Eric -
I did a search of our master database for the Strom surname. I don't
see a lot of info. that will help you. The August Strom from the Rose
History of Nobles County says in 1890 August Strom was appointed
police officer in Worthington. Let me know if any of the other
entries looks interesting and I will see if I can get a copy email to
you.

Volunteer
Pat Demuth

SURNAME FIRST_NAME PAGE SOURCE NOTES
STROHM Ray 1909-1998 Gen/file
STROHM Ira L. 65 Cemetery Book #1
STROHM Francis C. 65 Cemetery Book #1
STROHM Pauline 96 Nobles Co. Marriage  Index 20 Mar 1930
STROM Maralee F.  1943-1992 Gen/file
STROM Bonde Clifford 84 In The World War 1917 1918 1919 Photo
STROM DAVE 70 Rushmore Centennial 1878-1978 PICTURE 1973
STROM DAVE 67 Rushmore Centennial 1878-1978
STROM Walter F. 65 Cemetery Book #1
STROM Perry A.vin 65 Cemetery Book #1
STROM Lester R. 65 Cemetery Book #1
STROM Ida May 65 Cemetery Book #1
STROM Helen I. 65 Cemetery Book #1
STROM Harry  Heig book 1963-1967
STROM Mr./Mrs. Rolland 50th ann. '1990 Gen/file
STROM E. Grace O'Neale (Mrs. Bradford H.) 1895-1977
	 Gen/file
STROM Alvin C. 1924-1989 Gen/file
STROM Betty Mae Roetman 1927-1989 Gen/file
STROM Harry 65 Cemetery Book #1
STROM Betty Mae Roetman (Mrs. Alvin) 1927-1989 Gen/file

STROM Maralee F.  1943-1992 Gen/file
STROM Harry  1883-1965 Gen/file
STROM Harry 1883-1965 SB100 P68
STROM Harry 12-28-1883 - 10-15-1965 Heig Obit SB 1963-67  P. 17

STROM Lester  Envelope 5 Weddings & ann.
STROM Lester  Envelope 7
STROM Harry 147 Nobles Co. History, Goff
STROM Harry 245 Nobles Co. History, Goff
STROM Harry 245 Nobles Co. History, Goff
STROM Harry 245 Nobles Co. History, Goff
STROM Mrs Harry 280 Nobles Co. History, Goff
STROM Mrs Harry 280 Nobles Co. History, Goff
STROM Wlater 245 Nobles Co. History, Goff
STROM Thomas H. 297 Service Record WW 1 & WW 2 Nobles Co.
MN Nobles County Servicemen and Women
STROM Harry 41 Reading Minnesota 1899-1999
STROM Harry 177 Nobles Co. History, Goff
STROM Harry 228 Nobles Co. History, Goff
STROM Elizabeth 229 Nobles Co. History, Goff
STROM Bonde C 231 Nobles Co. History, Goff
STROM August 176 Nobles Co. History, Rose
STROM Rolland L. 297 Service Record WW 1 & WW 2 Nobles Co.
MN Nobles County Servicemen and Women

--- In NoblesCountyMN@yahoogroups.com, "eric01112" <eric@s...> wrote:
> He came to Worthington working on the railroad and met his wife
Emma Palm.  They had
> their first son (that I know of) in 1883 Jon Harry Strom, then a
daughter Anna Strom.  I am
> looking for a marriage record from around 1880 (or so).  of course
any other records that
> may contain his date of birth or other info would be helpful in
tracing him back to Sweden.
> The family lore says that he changed his name when he immigrated so
I need all the detail
> The following generations attended the Worthington Church of the
Bretheren, but the
> church did not exist before 191X sometime so maybe another church
from the same area
> near Reading, but in Nobles county I think.
>
> I believe he was a city dweller (in Worthington?), his son drove
horse-carriage for a
> politician as a job when he was growing up and only later in life
turned to farming.

> Eric Strom

HI, I am searching for information on my family a number of my
ancestors resided in Nobles County.

Samuel Landon Lyons: born in Pennsylvania 17MAY1847
died in Dundee, Nobles County, Minnsota in 1918 and is buried there.

Would anyone know where he is buried?

He served as town Marshall of Dundee, is there any record of this?

His wife, Catherine Rebecca Russell is also buried in Dundee having
passed 18DEC1942.

Again I would like to know where she is buried, I am planning a trip
to the area the first of July, and would like to visit the grave
sites if possible.


Thank you for any help that you can give to me.
karna coffman

I would like to know if anyone has information on the father of B.
W. Woolstencroft, and his name was Benjamin Woolstencroft.

He was married to Mary Ann Kerr.

In looking at the Kerr family files, I noted that there was an
article prior to the first file, about the son.  Is there also
information about the father?

B. W. had a sister, Margery Jane Woolstencroft, who is my great-
grandmother.

Thank you for any information that you are willing to share,

karna coffman

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This is an excellent resource. My grandfather's half brother (Roll) was the
first blacksmith in Adrian, was the first fire chief and played in the first
marching band. The Adrian Centennial book contains many family pictures as well
as pictures of the fire department, marching band and businesses.

For those of you who miss out on the ebay auction, you can probably still order
this book directly from the Adrian Chamber of Commerce like I did. You will
probably pay a little less than what it is going for on ebay too.

Dave Petrie

I thought you might like to see this information from the  Daily Globe!

Should the Genealogical Society buy some of these books for re-sale in the
historical society quarters in Worthington?
Thursday, June 17, 2004

A history of Lakefield

By Julie Buntjer
jbuntjer@...

LAKEFIELD — Like so many towns on the southwestern Minnesota prairie,
Lakefield’s birth came about primarily because of the railroad — the Milwaukee
Railroad, to be specific.

Though the rail has long since closed, the small town on the western edge of
Jackson County has survived and thrived for 125 years. Residents will mark that
milestone this weekend during the community’s annual celebration.

One

of the town’s historians, Byron Kroeger, spent months poring through local
history books, articles and old editions of the town’s newspaper, the Lakefield
Standard, to create a keepsake for the thousands of people who have called
Lakefield home in those years. The result is a book published in late March that
spans the town’s 125-year history.

Kroeger, who was born and raised in Lakefield and now works part-time for the
Standard, has been a history buff for more than 25 years. The passion stems back
to his college days, when he took journalism and art history classes at the
University of Minnesota.

He began researching Lakefield history about a decade ago, but really delved
into it last summer in preparation for the book. Today, he can often be found
poring through documents at the Jackson County Historical Museum to learn more
about the early settlers of Jackson County and the Lakefield area.

While the book “Lakefield: 125 Years 1879-2004” informs readers about the
community’s humble beginnings and highlights events throughout its history,
Kroeger said there are a lot of stories yet to be told about Lakefield.

He hopes to continue his research and later write and perhaps publish a more
in-depth book on the community’s roots.

“It’s kind of a lifelong thing. Whenever I’ve got the time to dig into the local
history, I will,” Kroeger said.

His present offering includes 66 pages, with both color and black-and-white
photographs of Lakefield scenes throughout the past 125 years. The story begins
with national and state events and moves into the founding of Lakefield.
Historical events are written in chronological order.

While researching the community, Kroeger discovered Census information that
showed population growth from 20 residents at the time Lakefield was
incorporated to a high of 1,886 residents by the 1980 Census. Today, about 1,720
people call Lakefield home.

Kroeger’s book includes histories on the schools, listings of present and past
businesses, and information about farm populations, farm size and farm
technologies that have affected the rural community. He also touches on some of
the interesting facts about the town, from the wildfires that threatened local
homes and businesses in the early years to the outdoor bandshell that hosted
concerts every week during the summer for more than 50 years.

Included in the book are excerpts from the Lakefield Standard on important
events in the town’s history. The Standard is the oldest, longest-running
business in the community, publishing a weekly paper for the past 119 years.

History in the making

While Lakefield was incorporated in 1879, the land was inhabited long before
then, with French and English traders exploring the territory in the 17th and
18th centuries. By 1869, however, the first settlers came to Heron Lake Township
to break up the soil and stake their futures on the land.

Anders R. Kilen, a sodbuster who helped establish many farms in southern
Minnesota, is credited with Lakefield’s founding. He worked in the area during
the early 1870s to help farms get established, but when the grasshopper plagues
of the mid-1870s struck, he moved east.

“It was really hard times when the grasshoppers hit,” Kroeger said.

Throughout its history, Lakefield has had many hard times, but it’s also enjoyed
prosperity. Kroeger said the community is poised for future growth and
development, thanks to leaders willing and working to promote the town.

“Lakefield has always been progressive,” said Kroeger. “The EDA and Council are
behind a lot of projects.”

Kozy Heat is the community’s largest employer and, although many retail
businesses have closed in the last couple of decades, Kroeger said they have a
good service industry base.

Kroeger’s book, published by the Lakefield Standard, is available for purchase
at the newspaper office and will be sold during Saturday’s celebration at their
tent. Copies can also be ordered by mail. Contact the Lakefield Standard for
prices and shipping information.

I'm looking for Martin Johnson wife Matilda Ablers marr. in 1882
in Madison County Ill.  In the 1919 census they have six children.
John 26
Edward 22
Susanna 18
Minnie 11
Lena 8
Emil (son) 5
Can anyone help me with this family?
Scheery Lu Renken-Goekler
Salina, KS

I am trying to locate information concerning the Sanitarium that was
in Worthington.  My grandfather died there, but can't seem to locate
his grave or any other information.  His death certificate states he
was buried in the Catholic Cemetery, but can't find records.  I'm
interested in the daily treatment, conditions etc for the disease at
that time.  Any help would be appreciated.

Hi -
The Nobles County Historical Society has a scrapbook that was put together
by the nurses. It has a lot of great photos of staff and clients. What was
your grandfather’s name and what years was he there? I have a lot of photos
of the buildings and grounds I can email or post to the group site if you
would like to see them.

  Pat Demuth

-----Original Message-----
From: lou56258 [mailto:fellow@...]
Sent: Sunday, August 22, 2004 4:49 PM
To: NoblesCountyMN@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [NoblesCountyMN] T B Sanitarium


I am trying to locate information concerning the Sanitarium that was
in Worthington.  My grandfather died there, but can't seem to locate
his grave or any other information.  His death certificate states he
was buried in the Catholic Cemetery, but can't find records.  I'm
interested in the daily treatment, conditions etc for the disease at
that time.  Any help would be appreciated.






Yahoo! Groups Links

Hello,
Don't know what time your dad was there but I do have a photo album from the
sanatorium.  If you send name and dates I maybe can see what we can do
Roxann Polzine
Nobles 'County Historical Soc
----- Original Message -----
From: "lou56258" <fellow@...>
To: <NoblesCountyMN@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, August 22, 2004 5:48 PM
Subject: [NoblesCountyMN] T B Sanitarium


> I am trying to locate information concerning the Sanitarium that was
> in Worthington.  My grandfather died there, but can't seem to locate
> his grave or any other information.  His death certificate states he
> was buried in the Catholic Cemetery, but can't find records.  I'm
> interested in the daily treatment, conditions etc for the disease at
> that time.  Any help would be appreciated.
>
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My grandfather's death certificate states Oct 3, 1929 to Feb 4, 1930.  My mother
felt that he was
there longer or was there, left and then went back.

Also, the death certificate says he was buried at the Catholic Cemetery in
Worthington, however, I
received a note from a Robert Harens and he could not find Henry Fonteyn in St
Mary's cemetery.  I
know he was buried in Worthington, 2 of my uncles attended the funeral.

Do you know where the records for the sanitarium are located?

Any help/pictures would be appreciated.

Peg

Peg -
I have looked for the sanitarium records for a number of years. The state
historical society does not have them. The county does not have them. I have
been told by various people that the records were; destroyed, retained by
the physicians who worked there, stored at the county, stored at the state
historical society, stored at the state health board, etc. So no I don't
have any idea were they are located.

I checked our master index and don't find any listing for Henry Fonteyn. We
have "walked" all the cemeteries in Nobles County and wrote down all the
grave stone information, this info. is in our master index.

Do you have an obituary for Henry?

  Pat Demuth

-----Original Message-----
From: PEG FELLOWS [mailto:fellow@...]
Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 7:09 PM
To: NoblesCountyMN@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [NoblesCountyMN] T B Sanitarium


My grandfather's death certificate states Oct 3, 1929 to Feb 4, 1930.  My
mother felt that he was
there longer or was there, left and then went back.

Also, the death certificate says he was buried at the Catholic Cemetery in
Worthington, however, I
received a note from a Robert Harens and he could not find Henry Fonteyn in
St Mary's cemetery.  I
know he was buried in Worthington, 2 of my uncles attended the funeral.

Do you know where the records for the sanitarium are located?

Any help/pictures would be appreciated.

Peg

I am seeking 2 obituaries from Nobles Co. Mary Lidora Nichols Ames
born NY and died 6 August 1920 in Worthington, and her daughter
Hattie Maria Ames Smith (wife of John E. Smith) born NY and died
29 March 1945.  Can anyone tell me how I might obtain these obits?
I will be most happy to pay a fee or costs or ???  Thank you for
your assistance.

Jeanette Hillend

I have not had a chance to get back to the Library to do any further
research.  I am through March of 1947.  I am going month by moth to try to
find something for you.

I will let you know what I find.

As far as paying us, a donation would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Carolyn
----- Original Message -----
From: "hillendjj" <hillendj@...>
To: <NoblesCountyMN@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2004 2:28 PM
Subject: [NoblesCountyMN] Seeking obituaries


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> I am seeking 2 obituaries from Nobles Co. Mary Lidora Nichols Ames
> born NY and died 6 August 1920 in Worthington, and her daughter
> Hattie Maria Ames Smith (wife of John E. Smith) born NY and died
> 29 March 1945.  Can anyone tell me how I might obtain these obits?
> I will be most happy to pay a fee or costs or ???  Thank you for
> your assistance.
>
> Jeanette Hillend
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I just wanted to let you all know that I just started a Minnesota
Genealogy group on Yahoo!.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/minnesotagen

There's the link.  I was hoping to get a second moderator with me on
there and also some family researchers that can post information
that can help other researchers so we can get the site up and
running!


Thanks for you time!

Janet

I am searching for what cemetery Caroline Adelia Fiske is buried in.
She died in Worthington, Nobles County, MN(died Feb 14, 1897).  Any
help would be appreciated!

I don't have a Caroline Adelia Fiske who died 2/14/1897, what I do have is a
Caroline Adelia Forbes, wife of Azon Forbes, Daughter of David H * Almira B
Fiske, born Calema, Ill 04/24/1843 died, Worthington, MN 3/19/1903 - also
info on the husband and a son Clarence all buried in Worthington Cemetery -
B-2.

Let me know if this is NOT the same Caroline you are looking for.  I will
try to search further.  On a chance I looked for all Carolines when I didn't
find Fiske, and when I opened the book I found her maiden name was Fiske and
married name was Forbes.  Hope this helps.

----- Original Message -----
From: "valleycem" <valleycem@...>
To: <NoblesCountyMN@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2004 9:47 PM
Subject: [NoblesCountyMN] Fiske in Worthington, Nobles County


>
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> I am searching for what cemetery Caroline Adelia Fiske is buried in.
> She died in Worthington, Nobles County, MN(died Feb 14, 1897).  Any
> help would be appreciated!
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I don't have a Caroline Adelia Fiske who died 2/14/1897, what I do have is a
Caroline Adelia Forbes, wife of Azon Forbes, Daughter of David H * Almira B
Fiske, born Calema, Ill 04/24/1843 died, Worthington, MN 3/19/1903 - also
info on the husband and a son Clarence all buried in Worthington Cemetery -
B-2.

Let me know if this is NOT the same Caroline you are looking for.  I will
try to search further.  On a chance I looked for all Carolines when I didn't
find Fiske, and when I opened the book I found her maiden name was Fiske and
married name was Forbes.  Hope this helps.

----- Original Message -----
From: "valleycem" <valleycem@...>
To: <NoblesCountyMN@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2004 9:47 PM
Subject: [NoblesCountyMN] Fiske in Worthington, Nobles County


>
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> I am searching for what cemetery Caroline Adelia Fiske is buried in.
> She died in Worthington, Nobles County, MN(died Feb 14, 1897).  Any
> help would be appreciated!
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----- Original Message -----
From: "valleycem" <valleycem@...>
To: <NoblesCountyMN@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2004 9:47 PM
Subject: [NoblesCountyMN] Fiske in Worthington, Nobles County


>
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> She died in Worthington, Nobles County, MN(died Feb 14, 1897).  Any
> help would be appreciated!
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I was looking at the Civil War database on this website and saw that
my 2nd great grandfather,  John Hansberger, is listed.  Is there any
way to see the information collected on him?
Thanks,
Greg Blomberg

Greg -
Here is the listing from our "Master" database for Hansberger. If you see
something you would like more information on let us know and we will look it
up. This is an index from various local sources (local history books,
newspaper clippings, county records, etc.)

SURNAME FIRST_NAME PAGE SOURCE NOTES
HANSBERGER Jodi/Duane D. Hansen to wed (Hansen file) Gen/file
HANSBERGER Vera (daughter Mr/Mrs. Will Hansberger) 1907-1933 Gen/file
HANSBERGER Miss Luella 1875-1932 (2 articles) Gen/file
HANSBERGER Miss Luella 1875-1932 (2 articles) Gen/file
HANSBERGER Mrs. Arthur  died 1975 age 92 Gen/file
HANSBERGER Mrs. Arthur  died 1975 age 92 Gen/file
HANSBERGER Mrs. John (Hannah Catharine Myers) 1843-1932 Gen/file
HANSBERGER Mrs. John (Hannah Catharine Myers) 1843-1932 Gen/file
HANSBERGER Robert resigns as CEO at Boise Envelope 8
HANSBERGER Robert resigns as CEO at Boise Envelope 8
HANSBERGER Robert Vail pres. of Boise-Cascade Hansberger, W. L. file
HANSBERGER LeRoy 1895-1991 Gen/file
HANSBERGER Vera (daughter Mr/Mrs. Will Hansberger) 1907-1933 Gen/file
HANSBERGER William L. 1868-1961 SB100 P6
HANSBERGER Agnes/Charles Winzer wed '1991 Gen/file
HANSBERGER William L. 1868-1961 SB100 P6
HANSBERGER James A. 1881-1962 SB100 P64
HANSBERGER Robert V. 287 Service Record WW 1 & WW 2 Nobles Co. MN Nobles
County Servicemen and Women
HANSBERGER Carl L. 287 Service Record WW 1 & WW 2 Nobles Co. MN Nobles
County Servicemen and Women
HANSBERGER Robert 250 Service Record WW 1 & WW 2 Nobles Co. MN First
Methodist Church WWII - Worthington
HANSBERGER Robera Ann 109 Service Record WW 1 & WW 2 Nobles Co. MN daughter
of R. V.
HANSBERGER Klara Katherine (Kille) 109 Service Record WW 1 & WW 2 Nobles Co.
MN wife of R. V.
HANSBERGER R. V. 109 Service Record WW 1 & WW 2 Nobles Co. MN Picture
HANSBERGER Robert Vail pres. of Boise-Cascade Hansberger, W. L. file
HANSBERGER Agnes/Charles Winzer wed '1991 Gen/file
HANSBERGER LeRoy 1895-1991 Gen/file
HANSBERGER Dale Edmund 1910-1987 Gen/file
HANSBERGER Dale Edmund 1910-1987 Gen/file
HANSBERGER Dale Edmund 1910-1987 Gen/file
HANSBERGER Cora Paine (Mrs. William L.) 1876-1962 SB100 P63
HANSBERGER Cora Paine (Mrs. William L.) 1876-1962 SB100 P63
HANSBERGER Dale Edmund 1910-1987 Gen/file
HANSBERGER Floyd 1897-1988 Gen/file
HANSBERGER Floyd 1897-1988 Gen/file
HANSBERGER Frank died 1923 Gen/file
HANSBERGER Kenneth/Lois 50th ann. '1988 Gen/file
HANSBERGER Leona Ann Kingery (Mrs. LeRoy) Heig Book 1967-80
HANSBERGER Leona Ann Kingery (Mrs. LeRoy) Heig Book 1967-80
HANSBERGER Frank died 1923 Gen/file
HANSBERGER Kenneth/Lois 50th ann. '1988 Gen/file
HANSBERGER Kenneth  Envelope 5 Weddings & ann.
HANSBERGER James A. 1881-1962 SB100 P64
HANSBERGER Jodi/Duane D. Hansen to wed (Hansen file) Gen/file
HANSBERGER Kenneth  Envelope 5 Weddings & ann.
HANSBERGER William L. 34 Nobles Co. Marriage  Index 22 June 1905
HANSBERGER Luella C. 191 Cemetery Book #2
HANSBERGER Leona Ann 191 Cemetery Book #2
HANSBERGER James A. 34 Nobles Co. Marriage  Index 18 July 1906
HANSBERGER Myrtle May 185 Cemetery Book #2
HANSBERGER Wm. C. 35 Nobles Co. Marriage  Index 14 Feb 1910
HANSBERGER Victor Clyde 35 Nobles Co. Marriage  Index 25 Nov 1909
HANSBERGER John Madison 174 Cemetery Book #2
HANSBERGER JAMES A. 60 Nobles Co. Birth  Index SEPT 19 1881
HANSBERGER V. Clyde 185 Cemetery Book #2
HANSBERGER Vera A. 191 Cemetery Book #2
HANSBERGER MRS 60 Rushmore Centennial 1878-1978 CLASS PICTURE
HANSBERGER CARL LEROY 63 Nobles Co. Birth  Index AUG 20 1895
HANSBERGER LEONA 64.2 Rushmore Centennial 1878-1978 PICTURE 1977
HANSBERGER  LEROY MRS 57 Rushmore Centennial 1878-1978 DIST 115(1316)
TEACHER 1904-1062 ERA
HANSBERGER LEROY MRS 57 Rushmore Centennial 1878-1978 DIST 12 TEACHER
1904-1962 ERA
HANSBERGER William Lester 191 Cemetery Book #2
HANSBERGER FEMALE 176 Nobles Co. Birth  Index OCT 20 1891
HANSBERGER LeRoy 2003-16 Correspondence File 2003 m. Aug 14, 1931 Leona
Kingery
HANSBERGER John 2003-14 Correspondence File 2003 Civil War Vet.
HANSBERGER LEROY MRS 57 Rushmore Centennial 1878-1978 DIST 115(1316) TEACHER
1904-1062 ERA
HANSBERGER FLOYD LESTER 63 Nobles Co. Birth  Index FEB 24 1897
HANSBERGER Agnes C. 185 Cemetery Book #2
HANSBERGER J. Arthur 191 Cemetery Book #2
HANSBERGER Arthur Lloyd 191 Cemetery Book #2
HANSBERGER C. LeRoy 191 Cemetery Book #2
HANSBERGER Lizzie R. 99 Nobles Co. Marriage  Index 21 Feb 1894
HANSBERGER Carrie Belle 191 Cemetery Book #2
HANSBERGER EDWINNA 177 Nobles Co. Birth  Index MAY 24 1893
HANSBERGER Dale E. 185 Cemetery Book #2
HANSBERGER Edna M. 191 Cemetery Book #2
HANSBERGER Father 191 Cemetery Book #2
HANSBERGER Hannah C. 191 Cemetery Book #2
HANSBERGER Hazel Mae 179 Cemetery Book #2
HANSBERGER LeRoy 2003-05 Correspondence File 2003
HANSBERGER Cora Patience 191 Cemetery Book #2
HANSBERGER Ulysses F. 216 Nobles Co. History, Rose
HANSBERGER Vera 553 Nobles Co. History, Rose
HANSBERGER Mrs LeRoy iii Nobles Co. History, Goff
HANSBERGER Mrs LeRoy v Nobles Co. History, Goff
HANSBERGER Mr & Mrs William 205 Nobles Co. History, Goff
HANSBERGER Mrs LeRoy 233 Nobles Co. History, Goff
HANSBERGER Mr & Mrs W L 227 Nobles Co. History, Goff
HANSBERGER Mr & Mrs LeRoy 227 Nobles Co. History, Goff
HANSBERGER U. F. 156 Nobles Co. History, Rose
HANSBERGER Mrs Arthur 206 Nobles Co. History, Goff
HANSBERGER William L. 553 Nobles Co. History, Rose
HANSBERGER Mr 198 Nobles Co. History, Goff
HANSBERGER Cora Paine (Mrs. William L.)  SB100 P63 1876-1962
HANSBERGER Cora Paine (Mrs. William L.)  SB100 P63 1876-1962
HANSBERGER James A. 1881-1962 SB100 P64
HANSBERGER U F 71 Nobles Co. History, Goff
HANSBERGER Mrs LeRoy 153 Nobles Co. History, Goff
HANSBERGER William L. 27 Correspondence file 1998
HANSBERGER Mr & Mrs J Arthur 205 Nobles Co. History, Goff
HANSBERGER Robert Vail pres. of Boise-Cascade Hansberger, W. L. file
HANSBERGER Mrs Will 270 Nobles Co. History, Goff
HANSBERGER William L. 336 Nobles Co. History, Rose
HANSBERGER William (Mrs.) 473 Nobles Co. History, Rose
HANSBERGER Keith 133 Nobles Co. History, Goff
HANSBERGER Victor Clyde 336 Nobles Co. History, Rose
HANSBERGER William L. 1868-1961 SB100 P6
HANSBERGER John 335 Nobles Co. History, Rose
HANSBERGER Arthur 553 Nobles Co. History, Rose
HANSBERGER Belle 553 Nobles Co. History, Rose
HANSBERGER Clara L. 216 Nobles Co. History, Rose
HANSBERGER Clyde 553 Nobles Co. History, Rose
HANSBERGER Cora 473 Nobles Co. History, Rose
HANSBERGER Cora 553 Nobles Co. History, Rose
HANSBERGER Floyd 553 Nobles Co. History, Rose
HANSBERGER Frank 177 Nobles Co. History, Rose
HANSBERGER Hannah Catherine 336 Nobles Co. History, Rose
HANSBERGER Hannah 553 Nobles Co. History, Rose
HANSBERGER James A. 1881-1962 SB100 P64
HANSBERGER Joel 335 Nobles Co. History, Rose
HANSBERGER Miss 277 Nobles Co. History, Goff
HANSBERGER John 553 Nobles Co. History, Rose
HANSBERGER Lizzie R. 336 Nobles Co. History, Rose
HANSBERGER Luella 336 Nobles Co. History, Rose
HANSBERGER Robert Vail pres. of Boise-Cascade Hansberger, W. L. file
HANSBERGER William L. 1868-1961 SB100 P6
HANSBERGER Clyde 147 Nobles Co. History, Goff
HANSBERGER Clyde 205 Nobles Co. History, Goff
HANSBERGER Clyde 227 Nobles Co. History, Goff
HANSBERGER John 193 Mem. Rec. Of SouthW. MN 1897
HANSBERGER Leona 263 Nobles Co. History, Goff
HANSBERGER Roy 553 Nobles Co. History, Rose
HANSBERGER James Arthur 336 Nobles Co. History, Rose
HANSBERGER W. L.  1916 Worthington City Director butcher, 1616 2nd Av
HANSBERGER John Lorain 1888 Plat 20
HANSBERGER John Lorain 1888, Plat Patron PA/1839
HANSBERGER LeRoy 205 Nobles Co. History, Goff
HANSBERGER Le Roy 37 In The World War 1917 1918 1919 Photo
HANSBERGER Floyd Lester 37 In The World War 1917 1918 1919 Photo
HANSBERGER Le Roy 37 In The World War 1917 1918 1919 Photo
HANSBERGER Floyd Lester 37 In The World War 1917 1918 1919 Photo


-----Original Message-----
From: blombo92026 [mailto:onefatgerman@...]
Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2004 9:13 PM
To: NoblesCountyMN@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [NoblesCountyMN] Civil War data base





I was looking at the Civil War database on this website and saw that
my 2nd great grandfather,  John Hansberger, is listed.  Is there any
way to see the information collected on him?
Thanks,
Greg Blomberg










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Greg -
This is the biography we have on John.

JOHN HANSBERGER
John Hansberger was born in Berks county, Pennsylvanian, December 18, 1838,
and his parents, Joel Hansberger and wife, were natives of that same county,
the former born in 1808 and the latter in 1812.  When John was a boy his
parents left their old home in Pennsylvania and sought a location in Ohio,
stopping first in Pickaway county, subsequently going to Fairfield county
and finally to Sandusky county. John accompanied his parents on their
several moves and remained in Ohio until 1872, when he came out to Minnesota
and took a homestead claim of one hundred and sixty acres of land in section
20, of Lorain township.

Mr. Hansberger was married in November, 1867, to Miss Hannah Catherine
Myers, in Fairfield county, Ohio, and to them were born six children namely:
William L., who was married in 1894 to Miss Carrie Payne; Lizzie H., who in
February, 1894, became the wife of Edward Wilson; Ella C., Clyde and
James.A.

Both of Mrs. Hansberger parents were born in Bucks county, Pennsylvania, her
father in 1804 and her mother in 1808, and the latter was reared a Quaker.
Both died in Fairfield county, Ohio, he in March, 1890, and she in 1868.

The Hansberger family was well represented in  the Union army during the
civil war, the father and two sons, ,John and Joel, being in the ranks.  The
father enlisted in the One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Ohio Infantry, and died
in Washington, District of Columbia, while in the service.  The sons served
side by side throughout nearly the whole war.  They enlisted September 7,
1861, in Company K, Seventeenth Ohio Volunteer Infantry; were discharged
December 25, 1863, at the expiration of their term, and immediately
reenlisted in the same company and regiment, in which they served until the
war was over, their final discharge being dated at Louisville, Kentucky,
July 16, 1865. Among the engagements in which they took part, we note the
following: Mills Springs, Corinth, Stone River, Chickamauga, Resaca, Kenesaw
mountain, Atlanta, Jonesboro, Savannah, Goldsboro, and Raleigh.

John Hansberger died March 3rd, 1922, and is buried in Worthington.
-----Original Message-----
From: blombo92026 [mailto:onefatgerman@...]
Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2004 9:13 PM
To: NoblesCountyMN@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [NoblesCountyMN] Civil War data base





I was looking at the Civil War database on this website and saw that
my 2nd great grandfather,  John Hansberger, is listed.  Is there any
way to see the information collected on him?
Thanks,
Greg Blomberg










Yahoo! Groups Links

Carolyn -
Below is the list of books we have in our master database and ones we
still need to index.

Geri just finished the Adrian Centennial 1876-1976 book. I will get a
copy of the index printed and down to the historical society and to
the Adrian library. THANK YOU Geri for all the work you have been
doing for NCGS.

Yet to be added to the database and develop indexes for the following
books: (We are always looking for volunteer help with this project,
Any one can help just ask how!)

Ø Adrian, 1876-2001, Adrian Minnesota celebrating 125 Years
Ø Gold Star Boys, Adrian, Nobles County, Minnesota
Ø Service Record World War II, Adrian Minnesota
Ø Nobles County in the War with Spain
Ø Leota Book
Ø Brewster book (tale of 1 city?)
Ø Ellsworth book

Working on and still need help with:
Ø Our Town, Lismore 1900-2000
Ø Nobles County Birth Index (a few remaining)
Ø Wilmont Minnesota 1899-1999 Celebrating 100 Years
Ø In The World War 1917 1918 1919, Nobles County Minnesota
Ø Nobles County Death Index (a few remaining)
Ø Rushmore Centennial 1878-1978

All done, Indexing and in database. (*Printed Index)
Ø Adrian Centennial 1876-1976 *
Ø Nobles Co. History, Goff
Ø History of Nobles County, Rose
Ø Lismore 1900-1975
Ø 1860 Nobles Co. Census
Ø 1870 Nobles Co. Census
Ø Round Lake Centennial book
Ø The Church of Saint Kilian
Ø 1888 Nobles Co. Plat
Ø Cemeteries in Nobles County
Ø Correspondence from the NCGS
Ø Obituary and clipping files (12000 items)
Ø Members Ancestor Charts
Ø Episcopal Church Records
Ø Family Group Sheet Files
Ø NCGG Family History File
Ø Illustrated Album of Biography Southwestern Minnesota, 1889
(index)
Ø In Memory of Robert & Elizabeth Dirks
Ø Memorial Record Of Southwestern Minnesota, 1897 (index)
Ø Members Ancestor Charts
Ø NCGG Scrapbooks
Ø The Knotts & Hartmanns from Schonhengst
Ø Nobles County Marriage Index
Ø 1916 Worthington City Directory *
Ø Dundee Minnesota 1898-1998 *
Ø Service Record World War I and II Nobles County, Minnesota *
Ø Reading Minnesota 1899-1999 *
Ø Wilmont 1899-1974, Diamond Jubilee *
Ø A Short History of Grand Prairie Township *

I had mentioned before I would be glad to help.  Please send xerox copies or
whatever I need to
the following address.

Peg Fellows
7189 E Texas Ebony Dr
Gold Canyon, AZ 85218

I'll be waiting to hear from you.

Have a Happy New Year.

Peg