Hi Amy, I sent several emails direct to you, some with attachments,
about a week and a half ago.  Did you get them?

Barbara

Amy wrote:

>I'm so glad somone else has took on the task of the McAnerin Family,lol
>See when I was grown up, that family , kept to them selfs , it's like my
>great grandma Young didn't want anyone to know about the McAnerin side of
>the family because , it was told to me by my grandma that her and her
>brothers and sister left there dad and came to the USA from canada cause
>Jennie was hit on alot from Francis , cause for what I hear he liked to
>drink, so because she had so much hate about the whole issue she pretty much
>didn't like talking about that side of the family. So the dates you are
>finding can be true, and for a lady name Alice and have not even heard of
>her, Lily M Beaven McAnerin is on findagrave by looking under surname of
>McAnerin, the picture of her on the site was found in the family album and
>we have the newspaper clipping that post her birth and death, and a member
>of find a grave found her grave in the place I told her it would be found
>and they took the picture for me. but like a said this whole McAnerin family
>thing got me lost, and I would love to know info about them, thanks for
>taking time out to help me.

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looking for anyone related to tielkings family .in huntsville alabama

How could 2 brothers disappear for 30 years?
I have both my grandfather and my great uncle on the 1900 census.
After that nothing, till 1930, when my grandfather--James Daniel
Stringer & his brother show up. And my grandfather is married to my
grandmother Mable Chasteen,and living in California.
My grandfather & his brother were from Texas, my grandmother was from
Missouri.
Any advice??
Thank You
Lisa

>How could 2 brothers disappear for 30 years?
>I have both my grandfather and my great uncle on the 1900 census.
>After that nothing, till 1930, when my grandfather--James Daniel
>Stringer & his brother show up. And my grandfather is married to my
>grandmother Mable Chasteen,and living in California.
>My grandfather & his brother were from Texas, my grandmother was from
>Missouri.
>Any advice??
>Thank You
>Lisa

Several possibilities: their names were misspelled or mis-transcribed
in the census.  Or they were moving around for work and weren't counted.
I found them in the WWI draft registration - on June 17, 1917, they
were farmers near Pavala, Fisher County, TX.  James listed only
himself as dependant; Herbert listed his grandmother.  Not sure why
they don't show up in the 1910 census, but I didn't look under
grandmother's name (probably the one shown in 1900 census).

Have you looked for Mable Chasteen to see how many censuses she was
in under her maiden name to narrow down the time of their
marriage?  Or maybe both families moved to CA where the marriage took place.

Good luck.
Barbara

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Lisa -

You didn't mention the brother's name,
but this looks like a likely string of evidence -

1930 South Gate, Los Angeles, CA
Stringer, James D/40:TX:TX:TX/driver, Mabel K/22:MO:IL:KS/wife
Chasteen, Estella/52:KS:IL:TN/M-in-law
Stringer, Herbert/36:TX:TX:TX/brother/barber

1900 Justice Precinct 5, Milam, Texas
Blancett, Anne E,  head  64 wdw born AL:SC:SC 6 children 4 living
Stringer, Mary, daughter 37 wdw born TX:NC:AL 2 children 2 living
(), James D,   son* 10 born Oct 1889 TX:AL:TX
(), Herbert L, son* 7 born June 1892 TX:AL:TX
NOTE: "son*" ==> should probably be "grandson"

ADDITIONAL INFO:

World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Name: James Daniel Stringer
Address: R.F.D. 1, Sweetwater, Texas
Birth Date: 5 Oct 1889
Birthplace: Damilla?, Texas
Race: Caucasian (White)
Occupation: Farmer
Registered: 5 June 1917 Fisher County, Texas
Roll: 1953356
===================================
Name: Herbert Leroy Stringer
Address: R.F.D. 1, Sweetwater, Texas
Birth Date: 19 Jun 1892
Birthplace: Damilla?, Texas
Race: Caucasian (White)
Occupation: Farmer
Dependents: Grand Mother
Registered: 5 June 1917 Fisher County, Texas
Roll: 1953356

Ancestry.com transcript: (indexed as surname BLANCHARD)
> 1910 Justice Precinct 7, Fisher, TX
> Household Members: Name Age
> Ann E Blanchard 74
> Strinzer James D Blanchard 20
> Stringer Herbert L Blanchard 17
my transcript:
1910 Justice Precinct 7, Fisher, TX - SD 16 ED 101 Sheet 10B
Blanchard, Ann E, head 74 widow born AL:SC:SC 5 children 0 living
Stringer, James D, grandson 20 single born TX:AL:TX Laborer
Stringer, Herbert L, grandson 17 single born TX:AL:TX Laborer

OK - that adds 1910 and 1917 to dates that you *know*;
leaving just the 1920 census missing.
(I didn't find them on a "quick look").
Since the two boys look like they were "working the farm"
for their grandmother, I presume that they stayed in Texas
on her farm until she died - whenever that was
(presumably before 1930).

Oh wait - - one more db - -
- no guarantee that these are "yours" -
California Voter Registrations, 1900-1968
1926 Los Angeles County, roll 16
- Stringer, Herbert Leroy, 9324 San Miguel ave, jntr, DS
1928 Los Angeles County, roll 21
- Stringer, Herbert L, 9319 San Vicente av, brbr, DS
1932 Los Angeles County, roll 29
- Stringer, Herbert L, 8667 San Miguel av, D
1934 Los Angeles County, roll 33
- Stringer, Herbert L, 9814 San Vincente av, D
NOTES: (there are more that I did not look at)
- lists are alphabetical; "James Stringer" not on lists
(occupation "jntr" --> janitor)
(occupation "brbr" --> barber)
(party affiliation "DS" --> "declined to state")
(party affiliation "D" --> "Democrat")

Do you know WHERE (what state) James D married Mable/Mabel?

And now I'm curious - what WAS the grandmother's surname?
And WHEN did she die? That should imply when the boys moved.

- Tom Knox IBSSG "Bloodhound"


--- In genealogyresearchclub@yahoogroups.com, "keenetrio"
<keenetrio@...> wrote:
>
> How could 2 brothers disappear for 30 years?
> I have both my grandfather and my great uncle on the 1900 census.
> After that nothing, till 1930, when my grandfather--James Daniel
> Stringer & his brother show up. And my grandfather is married to my
> grandmother Mable Chasteen, and living in California.
> My grandfather & his brother were from Texas, my grandmother was from
> Missouri.
> Any advice??
> Thank You
> Lisa
>

Looking for info on Thomas Sharp Gilleland. Born about 1735 in Ireland.
dies around 1800 in Ga. Married to Annie ????. Son, Hugh, born before
1760, who married Anna ?????.

Thanks!
Traci R.

Hi
I am sorry that I did not get back to you sooner.
This past Monday, my grandmother passed away.
She was 92 years old.
But more than that she was a great great great grandmother!!!
It has been hard, but I know she is at peace now.
Thank you Tom!
I did search the 1920 census and found nothing!
Yes, James Daniel Stringer's brother was Herbert.
I am also having a "VERY HARD" time with thier mother-
Mary Elizabeth Daniel-Stringer!
Their grandmother is shown spelling her last name with either Blanchard, or
Blancette.
These 4 people are my mystery people.
I cannot move in the direction of my great great grandmother's side.
Ann Elizabeth Whatley-Daniel- Blancette/Blanchard
born in 1832 Alabama.
Thanks again for helping me!!
Lisa

--- On Tue, 6/10/08, Tom Knox <tomknox2001@...> wrote:

From: Tom Knox <tomknox2001@...>
Subject: [Genealogy Research Club] Re: disappearing act: James D Stringer
To: genealogyresearchclub@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, June 10, 2008, 2:35 PM






Lisa -

You didn't mention the brother's name,
but this looks like a likely string of evidence -

1930 South Gate, Los Angeles, CA
Stringer, James D/40:TX:TX:TX/ driver, Mabel K/22:MO:IL:KS/ wife
Chasteen, Estella/52:KS: IL:TN/M-in- law
Stringer, Herbert/36:TX: TX:TX/brother/ barber

1900 Justice Precinct 5, Milam, Texas
Blancett, Anne E, head 64 wdw born AL:SC:SC 6 children 4 living
Stringer, Mary, daughter 37 wdw born TX:NC:AL 2 children 2 living
(), James D, son* 10 born Oct 1889 TX:AL:TX
(), Herbert L, son* 7 born June 1892 TX:AL:TX
NOTE: "son*" ==> should probably be "grandson"

ADDITIONAL INFO:

World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Name: James Daniel Stringer
Address: R.F.D. 1, Sweetwater, Texas
Birth Date: 5 Oct 1889
Birthplace: Damilla?, Texas
Race: Caucasian (White)
Occupation: Farmer
Registered: 5 June 1917 Fisher County, Texas
Roll: 1953356
============ ========= ========= =====
Name: Herbert Leroy Stringer
Address: R.F.D. 1, Sweetwater, Texas
Birth Date: 19 Jun 1892
Birthplace: Damilla?, Texas
Race: Caucasian (White)
Occupation: Farmer
Dependents: Grand Mother
Registered: 5 June 1917 Fisher County, Texas
Roll: 1953356

Ancestry.com transcript: (indexed as surname BLANCHARD)
> 1910 Justice Precinct 7, Fisher, TX
> Household Members: Name Age
> Ann E Blanchard 74
> Strinzer James D Blanchard 20
> Stringer Herbert L Blanchard 17
my transcript:
1910 Justice Precinct 7, Fisher, TX - SD 16 ED 101 Sheet 10B
Blanchard, Ann E, head 74 widow born AL:SC:SC 5 children 0 living
Stringer, James D, grandson 20 single born TX:AL:TX Laborer
Stringer, Herbert L, grandson 17 single born TX:AL:TX Laborer

OK - that adds 1910 and 1917 to dates that you *know*;
leaving just the 1920 census missing.
(I didn't find them on a "quick look").
Since the two boys look like they were "working the farm"
for their grandmother, I presume that they stayed in Texas
on her farm until she died - whenever that was
(presumably before 1930).

Oh wait - - one more db - -
- no guarantee that these are "yours" -
California Voter Registrations, 1900-1968
1926 Los Angeles County, roll 16
- Stringer, Herbert Leroy, 9324 San Miguel ave, jntr, DS
1928 Los Angeles County, roll 21
- Stringer, Herbert L, 9319 San Vicente av, brbr, DS
1932 Los Angeles County, roll 29
- Stringer, Herbert L, 8667 San Miguel av, D
1934 Los Angeles County, roll 33
- Stringer, Herbert L, 9814 San Vincente av, D
NOTES: (there are more that I did not look at)
- lists are alphabetical; "James Stringer" not on lists
(occupation "jntr" --> janitor)
(occupation "brbr" --> barber)
(party affiliation "DS" --> "declined to state")
(party affiliation "D" --> "Democrat")

Do you know WHERE (what state) James D married Mable/Mabel?

And now I'm curious - what WAS the grandmother' s surname?
And WHEN did she die? That should imply when the boys moved.

- Tom Knox IBSSG "Bloodhound"

--- In genealogyresearchcl ub@yahoogroups. com, "keenetrio"
<keenetrio@. ..> wrote:
>
> How could 2 brothers disappear for 30 years?
> I have both my grandfather and my great uncle on the 1900 census.
> After that nothing, till 1930, when my grandfather- -James Daniel
> Stringer & his brother show up. And my grandfather is married to my
> grandmother Mable Chasteen, and living in California.
> My grandfather & his brother were from Texas, my grandmother was from
> Missouri.
> Any advice??
> Thank You
> Lisa
>


















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My condolences re your grandmother.

This looks like Mary Elizabeth Daniels-Stringer
and her mother Anne Blancette/Blanchard -
1880 Precinct 4, Trinity, TX - SD 1 ED 110 Page 14B
Blanchard, Joseph, 31 married farmer born FL:GA:GA
(), Anne, wife 43 married born AL:SC:SC
Daniels, Mary, stepdaughter 17 single born TX:NC:AL
http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/census/household_record.asp?
HOUSEHOLD_CODE=1880US_12453370&frompage=5
http://tinyurl.com/5r853s

On a quick look, I did not find a matching 1870 census.

Looking at the 1900 census again for Anne's & Mary's bdates -
1900 Justice Precinct 5, Milam, TX - SD 269 ED 76 Sheet 19A
Blancett, Ann E, head 64 widow born Nov 1835 AL:SC:SC
- 6 children 4 living; owns home "free" (no mortgage)
Stringer, Mary, daughter 37 widow born Dec 1862 TX:NC:AL
- 2 children 2 living
(), James/10, Herbert/7

- Tom Knox IBSSG


--- In genealogyresearchclub@yahoogroups.com, Lisa Keene
<keenetrio@...> wrote:
>
> Hi
> I am sorry that I did not get back to you sooner.
> This past Monday, my grandmother passed away.
> She was 92 years old.
> But more than that she was a great great great grandmother!!!
> It has been hard, but I know she is at peace now.
> Thank you Tom!
> I did search the 1920 census and found nothing!
> Yes, James Daniel Stringer's brother was Herbert.
> I am also having a "VERY HARD" time with thier mother-
> Mary Elizabeth Daniel-Stringer!
> Their grandmother is shown spelling her last name with either
Blanchard, or Blancette.
> These 4 people are my mystery people.
> I cannot move in the direction of my great great grandmother's side.
> Ann Elizabeth Whatley-Daniel- Blancette/Blanchard
> born in 1832 Alabama.
> Thanks again for helping me!!
> Lisa

I am searching for my great grandparents, John E. Bergsten (also Johan
E.) or Bretta Lena (Johnson) Bergsten.  I have found some information
on them, but can't locate anything on their parents or siblings.  Any
help would be appreciated.

--- In genealogyresearchclub@yahoogroups.com, "Tom Knox"
<tomknox2001@...> wrote:
>Thank You!!


Yes I have that census also.
I have a 1910 showing my grandfather james living with his
grandmother & his brother.
His grandmother's name was
Anne.Elizabeth "Whatley" born 1835 Alabama
Married William Henry Daniel born 1825 NC yet died in Alabama
I can find 2 of their children.
James Warren Daniel born 1859
Mary Elizabeth Daniel

I cannot find anything with any of them together. Not even the 1860
census, which is before Mary was born!
Nor can I find Anne. on any census for Alabama, or any for that
matter, before she was married.

Nor can I find anything under marriage for Mary!
Yet she married someone named Stringer.
Now do I not have a mystery on my hands...LOL
Thanks for helping me, it means alot.
Lisa
> My condolences re your grandmother.
>
> This looks like Mary Elizabeth Daniels-Stringer
> and her mother Anne Blancette/Blanchard -
> 1880 Precinct 4, Trinity, TX - SD 1 ED 110 Page 14B
> Blanchard, Joseph, 31 married farmer born FL:GA:GA
> (), Anne, wife 43 married born AL:SC:SC
> Daniels, Mary, stepdaughter 17 single born TX:NC:AL
> http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/census/household_record.asp?
> HOUSEHOLD_CODE=1880US_12453370&frompage=5
> http://tinyurl.com/5r853s
>
> On a quick look, I did not find a matching 1870 census.
>
> Looking at the 1900 census again for Anne's & Mary's bdates -
> 1900 Justice Precinct 5, Milam, TX - SD 269 ED 76 Sheet 19A
> Blancett, Ann E, head 64 widow born Nov 1835 AL:SC:SC
> - 6 children 4 living; owns home "free" (no mortgage)
> Stringer, Mary, daughter 37 widow born Dec 1862 TX:NC:AL
> - 2 children 2 living
> (), James/10, Herbert/7
>
> - Tom Knox IBSSG
>
>
> --- In genealogyresearchclub@yahoogroups.com, Lisa Keene
> <keenetrio@> wrote:
> >
> > Hi
> > I am sorry that I did not get back to you sooner.
> > This past Monday, my grandmother passed away.
> > She was 92 years old.
> > But more than that she was a great great great grandmother!!!
> > It has been hard, but I know she is at peace now.
> > Thank you Tom!
> > I did search the 1920 census and found nothing!
> > Yes, James Daniel Stringer's brother was Herbert.
> > I am also having a "VERY HARD" time with thier mother-
> > Mary Elizabeth Daniel-Stringer!
> > Their grandmother is shown spelling her last name with either
> Blanchard, or Blancette.
> > These 4 people are my mystery people.
> > I cannot move in the direction of my great great grandmother's
side.
> > Ann Elizabeth Whatley-Daniel- Blancette/Blanchard
> > born in 1832 Alabama.
> > Thanks again for helping me!!
> > Lisa
>

Where did they live?  Approx dates?  Any children?

At 11:11 AM 6/18/2008, you wrote:

>I am searching for my great grandparents, John E. Bergsten (also Johan
>E.) or Bretta Lena (Johnson) Bergsten. I have found some information
>on them, but can't locate anything on their parents or siblings. Any
>help would be appreciated.

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John was born 18 February 1866 or 1868 in Stockholm, Sweden. Bretta
Lena (who was also called Betty) was 7 August 1872 in Gutenberg,
Sweden.  He died in 1914 - 1915 inb Bonesteel, SD and she died 20
June 1962 in Phoenix, AZ. The family legend is that they changed
their name from Carlson when they arrived in the US, and then one son
changed it back to Carlson, but I have never found any reference to
them except as Bergsten.  Thanks for any help.

--- In genealogyresearchclub@yahoogroups.com, Barbara Sack
<bsack@...> wrote:
>
> Where did they live?  Approx dates?  Any children?
>
> At 11:11 AM 6/18/2008, you wrote:
>
> >I am searching for my great grandparents, John E. Bergsten (also
Johan
> >E.) or Bretta Lena (Johnson) Bergsten. I have found some
information
> >on them, but can't locate anything on their parents or siblings.
Any
> >help would be appreciated.
>
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I found them in the 1900 census in Chicago and in the 1910 census in
Gaughen, Gregory Co, SD. I did notice their infant son born in 1899
isn't with them in SD, so must have died.  In the 1930 census I found
Betty in Chicago with oldest child Arthur (in US Army) and another
small child Amy 7 (but not Horton with them in SD).   I take it you
have this info; if not I'll email you direct with the census pages as
an attachment, if you say that's okay.   The 1900 census shows month
and year of birth; John: April 1867, Betty May 1872.  Both immigrated
1892, married 1895.

Ancestry: South Dakota Death Index 1905-1955 shows a John E.
Bergsten, Gregory County, died 15 March 1915.

I went to the 1900 Census, to Chicago, Cook County, and searched on
Bergsten; I found several males in the same ward as John who could be
his brother - my thinking was that he might have gone to Chicago vs
staying close to the port city he arrived in because he had family in
Chicago.  Names: Sam, Axel, Oscar.

You might try going to the Mormon site, familysearch.org, which is
free, and looking there too.

If you don't have access to ancestry and would like more info from
above, please let me know.


At 04:50 PM 6/18/2008, you wrote:

>John was born 18 February 1866 or 1868 in Stockholm, Sweden. Bretta
>Lena (who was also called Betty) was 7 August 1872 in Gutenberg,
>Sweden. He died in 1914 - 1915 inb Bonesteel, SD and she died 20
>June 1962 in Phoenix, AZ. The family legend is that they changed
>their name from Carlson when they arrived in the US, and then one son
>changed it back to Carlson, but I have never found any reference to
>them except as Bergsten. Thanks for any help.
>
>--- In
><mailto:genealogyresearchclub%40yahoogroups.com>genealogyresearchclub@yahoogrou\
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>Barbara Sack
><bsack@...> wrote:
> >
> > Where did they live? Approx dates? Any children?
> >

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Hello everyone and thank you for allowing me to join this group. I
have been researching my paternal roots for several years now but keep
going in circles and hitting roadblocks. I am very hopeful of learning
more avenues of research with this group.

The surnames I'm researching are Bass, Horowitz and Shore.

William Bass (born 9/13/1911) is my paternal grandfather. His parents
were named Joseph Bass and Mary (I do not know her maiden name). I
know William was born in Chicago, Ill. but moved and was raised in PA.
He died in March of 1964 and is buried I think, in Montauk, Long
Island, NY.

Sarah and Jacob Horowitz are the main ones I have been researching.
They are my paternal great-grandparents on my dad's mother's side.
This is where I get the most confused and the most roadblocks as there
seem to be a lot of discrepancies in dates.

Sarah's maiden name was Shore and she was born in Russia. (B.-July 4,
1893 or 94. D.-May 4, 1974) I recently found out (but have no proof)
that she was born in Kiev, Russia. She came to America as a child
around age 10 with her grandparents instead of her parents (from what
I'm told, but again no proof). In the 1920 Census record it said she
came here in 1908, but in the 1930 Census record it said she came here
in 1912. I'm not sure why the difference.

The same went for Jacob. (B.-May 15, 1888, D.-Jan. 13, 1955) In 1920
it said he came here in 1908, but in the 1930 it showed he came here
in 1910.  Both records show they were Naturalized though, but I
haven't found anything on that either. Jacob died in a hospital in
Richmond, Virginia but I haven't been able to obtain a copy of the
death certificate yet.

In 1920 they lived in New Haven, Connecticut, New Haven County, and in
1930 they lived in New Hanover County, NC.  I did find their graves as
they are both buried in Wilmington, NC.
Any help and guidance is greatly appreciated.
Thanks again for letting me be a part of your group.
Sarah L. Winkler

Through a historical research group I've learned that the The Times
in the UK has put their entire archive online, from 1785 to
1985.  Each paper in its entirety!  And you can search.  I entered
George Washington and got over 23,000 hits.  It includes births,
marriages, deaths, and of course such major events as the beheading
of Marie Antoinette.  So if you have English ancestors, you might
search there.  Or just get lost in history.  You do need to register,
but it's free, at least for now.

http://archive.timesonline.co.uk/tol/archive/

Barbara

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sounds like something I ran into. They all were from Chicago, but a
great Aunt was not on the 1910 census. After finding a distant cousin
who said that among other things she had homesteaded in South Dakota. I
don't remember exactly where I found it but she was on a homestead
index. Then I found her on the census. I sent to the library of
congress for copies of those records. She returned to Chicago after a
few years. I seem to remember reading that the Chicago & Northwestern RR


--- In genealogyresearchclub@yahoogroups.com, marybethmarrsx
<no_reply@...> wrote:
>
> I am searching for my great grandparents, John E. Bergsten (also
Johan
> E.) or Bretta Lena (Johnson) Bergsten.  I have found some information
> on them, but can't locate anything on their parents or siblings.  Any
> help would be appreciated.
>

HI EVERYONE IM NEW TO THE CLUB, AND IM HOPING TO GET SOME IDEAS ABOUT
SEARCHING FOR MY ANCESTOR FROM WALES.  I AM AT A DEAD END RIGHT NOW AND
IM NEW TO THIS SO ANY HELP OR IDEAS I CAN GET WOULD REALLY BE
APPRECIATED. IF I CAN HELP ANYONE WITH ANY INFORMATION ABOUT THEIR
ANCESTORS FROM THE CENTRAL NEW YORK AREA PLEASE LET ME KNOW.  THANKS

Bergsten, Johan E.:   Did you locate his homestead information on the
government land records website:

http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/PatentSearch/Detail.asp?Accession=227534
<http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/PatentSearch/Detail.asp?Accession=227534&Ind
ex=1&QryID=73812%2E66&DetailTab=1> &Index=1&QryID=73812%2E66&DetailTab=1
On the documents tab you can download a free pdf file of the homestead
patent award.



For other researchers with ancestors who had homesteads the website is
http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/PatentSearch/

Using the Standards tab you can search by state, county,  township and
range and find the names of neighbors who may have descendants who married
into your family.



Clark

Oregon





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To: genealogyresearchclub@yahoogroups.com
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sounds like something I ran into. They all were from Chicago, but a
great Aunt was not on the 1910 census. After finding a distant cousin
who said that among other things she had homesteaded in South Dakota. I
don't remember exactly where I found it but she was on a homestead
index. Then I found her on the census. I sent to the library of
congress for copies of those records. She returned to Chicago after a
few years. I seem to remember reading that the Chicago & Northwestern RR

--- In genealogyresearchcl <mailto:genealogyresearchclub%40yahoogroups.com>
ub@yahoogroups.com, marybethmarrsx
<no_reply@...> wrote:
>
> I am searching for my great grandparents, John E. Bergsten (also
Johan
> E.) or Bretta Lena (Johnson) Bergsten. I have found some information
> on them, but can't locate anything on their parents or siblings. Any
> help would be appreciated.
.


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Hi Louise,
 
To answer your question, post with complete name (as known), approx dates, etc. 
then give spouses name, children, etc.
 
My paternal great grandmother's maiden name was Ferrell.  Here is the
information I have gathered:
 
1 Robert Ferril b 1744 VA m bef 1801 Elliner b 1777 PA or
1 Smith Ferrell m Elizabeth McEwen
   2 Charlotty Ferril b 1801 possibly NC (Robert & Elliner only)
   2 Amanda Ferril b 1803 possibly NC (Robert & Elliner only)
   2 James M or F Ferrell b 20 Jun 1802 NC or TN m 1823 Elizabeth Jane 1806-1877
      3 Sarah Mary Ferrell b 24 Mar 1824 KY or TN d 1863 MO m 17 Apr 1845 Willis
Madison Huddleston b 21 or 24 Jan 1825 TN d 1862 Camden, Ray, MO
      3 Gilla Jane Ferrell b 9 Dec 1826 KY or TN m abt 1848 William G Lowhorn b
1818 NC
      3 Sally or Sallie Ferrell b 6 Nov 1829 TN
      3 William J. Ferrell b 19 Sep 1832 TN m Vian Flowers b 1832
         4 Polly C Ferrell
         4 Olive Ferrell b 1853
         4 Samuel Ferrell b 1859
      3 James M. Ferrell b 4 Sep 1834 TN d 26 Jun 1853 m 26 Jun 1853 Susan E.
      3 Elias M. Ferrell b 18 Aug 1836 Overton TN d 20 Sep 1904 Byrdstown,
Pickett, TN burried Locust Grove Cemetery #1 m 20, 21 or 24 Feb 1856 Charlotte
E. Huddleston
         4 Susan Elizabeth Ferrell b 9 Aug 1857
         4 Mary Margaret Ferrell b 1 Dec 1858
         4 Mary W. Ferrell
      #2 m 1862 Mary Louise Amonett b 2 Dec 1840 Overton TN d 4 Jan 1913 TN
         4 William Calvin Ferrell 26 Jul 1864
         4 James Ira Ferrell 5 Aug 1865
         4 Elias Benton Ferrell b 6 Feb 1866
         4 Charlotte M Buena Vista Ferrell b 30 Aug 1867
         4 Frederic A. Ferrell 18 May 1869
 
      3 Elizabeth Ferrell b 20 Oct 1838 TN
      3 Permilia Caroline Ferrell b 17 Jun 1840 Overton TN d 11 Mar 1918 Causey,
Rosevelt, NM
      3 Charlotte F. Ferrell b 11 Nov 1843 Overton TN
      3 Susan Ferrell b 1846 TN
 

--- On Wed, 6/4/08, Louise <crazyforcritters@...> wrote:

From: Louise <crazyforcritters@...>
Subject: [Genealogy Research Club] New Member
To: genealogyresearchclub@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, June 4, 2008, 6:03 PM






Hi!
I am Louise Mundy. Glad to be in this group.
Hope to break some brick walls and find more info on my family.
I am willing to share.

I am researching Ferrell(my maiden name), Mundy, Jett, McCallister,
Criner, Patton, Hunt,Nichols, Louden,Roy. ..just a part.

Any suggestions about how I should post...

Thanks
Louise

















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Hi, I'm new here. I have just started looking for my family and wondered if
anyone else is
searching for these surnames. All are from the old Austria-Hungary and most are
Slovak
or, in two cases, Polish. My grandparents and great-grandparents arrived pre-WWI
and
settled mainly in Southwestern Pennsylvania, near Pittsburgh. Some of their
children moved
to Chicago and others to Ohio, but not till the 1920s, I think. Here are the
names I'm
looking for.

GLOZIK (Slovakia, village of Dobra Niva)

NOVAK (Polish)

HANZEL or HANSEL (Slovakia, village of Dobra Niva)

KONESKY (Polish)

PAVLINI (Slovakia)

Thanks,

barb

looking for parker's of alabama that went to texas

Anything from the family of Vernon Voight, my hubby is his son and his
mom is Elaine Waldal now.

Looking for info on Elsie Horseman or  Muris Dawson, Hinkley MN or area
of.

Sorry forgot to mention where from; New London , WI area

Social Security Death Index Social Security Death Index








						 Name:
						 Vernon Voight




						 SSN:
						 388-36-9112




						 Last Residence:
						 54901  Oshkosh, Winnebago, Wisconsin




						 Born:
						 14 Sep 1937




						 Died:
						 29 Jul 2006




						 State (Year) SSN issued:
						 Wisconsin  (1955 )








			 Source Citation: Number: 388-36-9112;Issue State: Wisconsin;Issue Date: 1955

Kate

--- On Fri, 6/27/08, Marie <flipp5054981@...> wrote:
From: Marie <flipp5054981@...>
Subject: [Genealogy Research Club] Voight's from WI
To: genealogyresearchclub@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, June 27, 2008, 8:24 AM











              Anything from the family of Vernon Voight, my hubby is his son and
his

mom is Elaine Waldal now.





























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Can anyone help me figure out what the designation "JNO" means?

I am researching the ships' registries from Ancestry.com, looking for
my ggrandfather Joseph Hyland's arrival in New York City, somewhere
between 1883 and 1885. My sort is the last name, and when I get to
the 'Js', after James, Jessie, Jenkins, etc there are a whole list of
JNO as a first name.

I'm stumped. Anyone have any ideas??

genealSUE

hello!! i am researching my fathers family, surmane calkins, grandfaher
was silas austin calkins, grandmother was anna lucretia richards, my
fathers name was glen herbert calkins, any help here would be greatly
appreciated, thanks in advance, glenice marie

My great-uncle Christopher Hyland spent some thirty years in the NY
State Matteawan State Hospital for the Criminally Insane. No living
member of the family can answer why he was there, and I cannot locate
any records (NY State's lookup is primarily recent prisoners. My G-
Uncle was incarcerated shortly after WWI, and his daughter was able to
get him out in the mid-to-late 1960s.)

He was born in New York City 17 Nov 1896. Parents were Joseph Henery
Hyland and Annie (Keegan)Hyland. He married Mary Waters in New York
City (date unknown)and they had one daughter. He appears on the 1900
and 1910 census records with his parents in Manhattan, and in the 1930
census as an inmate in Matteawan, Beacon, NY. There is a possibility
that he was in Detroit in 1920, but that has not been confirmed.

When his daughter gained his release she moved him down to Florida,
where he died in 1976.

Can someone give me some suggestions?

Hello all! I am new to your forum, and I welcome the opportunity to get
help with some of my research issues (or to offer help: I've been at
this for a bit over a year now.)

My project right now is Mom's lineage. I had to speed things up this
week, because she was diagnosed with lymphoma just a week ago.

All four of her grandparents emigrated from Ireland to New York City in
the 1880s. One of them, the Keegan line, I have located in Ballymahon,
Longford, Ireland. I have been completely unable to locate any of the
other three.

The families I am seeking are those of the following individuals:
             Joseph Henery Hyland , b Nov 1863 in Ireland
             John McCormick, b Oct 1865 in "Irish Free State"
             Mary Hartford, b May 1868 in "Irish Free State"

I have numerous New York City census records, and possibly emigration
records. I have death certificates on order. What I don't have is where
in Ireland these folks came from.

If anyone can make a connection with any of these three individuals, I
would be very grateful. Right now, I am spinning my wheels, and I
done't really have time for that.

I look forward to hearing from you!

Thanks -
GenealSue
t

Interesting - might he be related to Jack C Voight,
former Wisconsin State Treasurer?
(who was born 17 Dec 1945 in New London)

More info on Vernon Voight found at
http://groups.msn.com/AGenealogyExperience/brickwalls.msnw?
action=get_message&mview=0&ID_Message=10832
http://tinyurl.com/3zfn5s

Don't know if this one is related or not -
do you know anything about Vernon's siblings or parents?
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (Oshkosh, WI)
3 Aug 1967 - page 24
Mrs. Milton Otis
NEW LONDON - Mrs. Milton Otis 79 of 311 Wallace St., New London, died
today at 8 a.m. at New London Community Hospital after a lingering
illness.
She was born Jan. 1, 1888 in the township of Dale and was married May
4, 1916 in Dale. Her husband preceded her in death on June 7, 1965.
She lived in New London all her married life.
She is survived by one daughter Mrs. Carl Gagnow of New London; four
sons, Marshall of Kingsport, Tenn., Delbert of New London, Morland of
Fort Atkinson, and Harold of Rt. 1, Hortonville; three brothers,
Walter Voight of Menasha, VERNON VOIGHT of Neenah, Harley Voight of
Wauwatosa; 21 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
Funeral services will be held in the First Congregational Church, New
London, at 1:30 p.m. Monday, with the Rev. Alfred C. Davis
officiating. Burial will be in the Pine Grove Cemetery in Dale.
Friends may call at the Cline and Hanson Funeral Home, New London,
after 2 p.m. Sunday until 11 a.m. Monday and then at the church until
the time of the service.


- Tom Knox IBSSG



--- In genealogyresearchclub, "Marie" <flipp5054981@...> wrote:
>
>  Sorry forgot to mention where from; New London , WI area


--- In genealogyresearchclub, "Marie" <flipp5054981@...> wrote:
>
>  Anything from the family of Vernon Voight,
> my hubby is his son and his mom is Elaine Waldal now.
>