BAHR, BAIER, BAILEY, BAKER, BALL, BANEK, BANGS, BARBER, BARENTSON, BARES, BARKER, BARNETT, BARRY, BARTELME, BARTOSH, BATEMAN, BATHKE, BATTY, BAUER, BEAN, BEBEE, BEIER, BEIL, BENNETT, BENNING, BENSTON, BERNDT-KRAUSE, BEST, BETTS, BIEDERSTADT, BINGHAM, BITTNER, BLACK, BLACKBURN, BLACKLOCK, BLACKMUN, BLOEDELL, BOERSCH, BONNELL, BOON, BORNER, BORNSCHEIEN, BOTKINS, BOURGO, BOWEN, BOY, BOYER, BRAMAN, BRATH, BRAZZELL, BRAZZOR, WELLAUER, BRICE, BRISTOL, BROBERG, BROOKARD, BROST, BROWN, BRAMAN, BROWN, BROWN, BRUGGER, BRUNETTE, BRUNMEIER, BRYCHELL, BUBOLTZ, BUCKLEY, BUEDDING, BUELOW, BUKOWSKI, BUNCH, BUNKER, BUNTROCK, BURKE, BURLINGAME, BURNELL, BUROW, BURYZNSKI, BUSHA, BUTTERY, BUTTS, BUTZ, BYRNE,

Any one doing research on Frederick ROLOFF, b. 3/11/1811 in Prussia, d. 3/24/1868. Married to Caroline BAHR Roloff, b. 1817, d. 1869. Came to Outagamie Co. in 1857. He was blacksmith and farmer. Resided in Maple Creek, Outagamie county. (from Outagamie Co. Pioneer Record). We are looking for any relations further back or related to Caroline BAHR. Children included son August. Please contact Ron Roloff with information. (9/96)

I am looking for any information on Barbara BAIER, born 1857, died 1935. Parents were John BAIER and Elisabeth SCHUH. Barbara married (1) John ENGEL (B: 1852 D: 1895), married 1880?, and (2) Nichols ENGEL (B: 1859 D:1931) in 1895. She had 4 children and all were born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin: John, Jr. B:1883, Elizabeth B: 1885, Peter B: 1889 D: 1890 and Marion B: July 3, 1896 D: Jul 2, 1994. Any help would be greatly appreciated by Peggy Linstead. (10/96)

Joseph BAKER was born 12 Apr 1850 and wife, Mary Lucinda WEAVER born 7 Oct. 1850, both born in Wayne, Lafayette County, Wisconsin. Looking for anyone who would know any family history of the BAKER and WEAVER families. Any info will be greatly appreciated by Carla B. Mills. (4/97)

Searching for Maggie BANEK born in Wisconsin c1872 (may not be her maiden name). She married (? debatable) Charles ALDOUS and had dtr Hazel Lucille ALDOUS, born Dubuque Iowa. Hazel's birth certificate states "third child of Maggie Banek" Have photograph of Maggie taken in Cassville, Wisconsin c1890-95. Desperately want info - any Banek's. Please contact Tana Willis Johnson. (2/97)

Also see Strasser surname query.

Looking for the parents of Eleanor J. BARBER, born 1854, in Lancaster, Grant County, Wisconsin. She married Frederick L. DURAND (1851-1940) of Westfield, NY. Their children, Jay DURAND (1878-1963) and Lois Hoyt DURAND (1883-1978) were both born in Crookston, MN. Eleanor J. BARBER died in Los Angeles, CA in 1943. Please contact Monique Bradbury if you can help. (5/96)

Searching BARES surname in Cross Plains, Dane County, Wisconsin. John Peter BARES born 1804 in Spangdahlem, Rheinland Prussia. He emigrated to U.S. in 1861. Wife Anna GUERTEN. Children: Hubert, Kate (Krantz), Catherine (Faust), Eva (Virnig), Margaret (Rauch), John, Peter, Hubert. John Peter died 29 September 1872 and was buried in St. Francis Xavier Catholic Cemetery, Cross Plains. Please contact Paula M. Goblirsch with further information. (4/96)

Looking for information about Lesha Amanda BARNETT, born in Peoria, Wisconsin Feb. 1903. I am looking for any connections to her leading further back. She married Arthur Floyd ALDER (b. April 6, 1893). Please contact Dawna M. Will. (1/98)

Researching JUNEAU, BARRY and SMITH families, in particular Octave BARRY, born about 1860 and Mary JUNEAU, his wife, born about 1860. Barry and Juneau were probably married in Oconto, Wisconsin. Please contact Susan Greenfield with information. (7/96)

Researching the BARTELME family in Manitowoc County. Barbara Marie BARTELME was born in Cooperstown, Wis. in October of 1858. Her parents were George and Barbara Miller BARTELME. George came from the Alsace Lorraine Valley in France. Any additional information would be greatly appreciated by Steve Hill. (10/96)

Searching for BARTOSH roots. Adolph BARTOSH (b.7/1828 d.1/1907) and his son Adolph BARTOSH (b.1849 d.7/1900) lived in Pierce County, Wisconsin. Other Wisconsin residences included: Webb Lake, River Falls, Webster, Shell Lake, and Ellsworth. Please contact Ronda Bartosh with information. (4/96)

Matthew Patrick BATEMAN was buried at Prairie View Cemetery near Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. I believe this Cemetery might have been known as the Bateman Cemetery. I believe he was born in Ireland in 1818 and died inMay 20,1880. I would like any info I can get, like parents name and etc. Please contact Dayton Love. (6/96)

Carl BATHKE and Henritte STUEBAR both were born around 1828 in or near Stettin, Prussia. They were married there and came to the US in 1856, going first to New York and then to Kewaskum, Washington Co, Wisconsin. Their daughter, Emma Louise BATHKE, born 1860 in Washington Co., was my great-grandmother. She married Jess TARMAN in Missouri in 1878. I would like to hear from anyone interested in the Bathke or Stuebar families. I have quite a bit of information I would be glad to share. Please contact Diane Kelly. (4/96)

Looking for death date of Sarah Jane BATTY who was born in Leeds, England. Married Robert PARKIN probably Mazomanie or Vermont Twp, Wisconsin. Sarah Jane was dau of Samuel BATTY and Martha COPLEY of Mazomanie, Wisconsin. Also need info on her siblings, John BATTY born 22 Jan 1853 in Vermont Twp, Dane Co, Wisconsin, and James Tomas BATTY born 28 Aug 1857 Vermont Twp. James married Amelia GRATZ. Was she related to Fred GRATZ? Was Joseph Heldon BATTY born in Vermont Twp or Mazomanie? Please contact DeeAnn Ludden Moore. (7/97)

Also see Studer and Konop surname queries.

I am looking for Dorthy Ramsburg BAUER, married to K. E. Bauer. Her father, Morris Ramsburg was my uncle. In Dec. of 1973 Dorothy and her family lived in Sussex. Dorothy had a sister Mary and two more sisters. I would to hear from any of the Ramsburg daughters of both Phillip and Morris Ramsburg. Dorothy Bauer also had a son David 10 (in 1973) and Susan Bauer, 5 in 1973. Please contact Marjorie A. Farmer. (8/96)

See also: Smith surname listing.

Looking for info on James BEAN, b 1845/48 Quebec and wife Mary A. SMITH, b 1848 Saskatchewan. Were they married Chippewa Co, Wisconsin in 1872 or in Canada? Her name was listed as COX by some family - WHY? Previous marriage? Please contact Carol J Jeffries with information. (2/97)

BENNETT Family - Iowa and Grant Counties. Searching for Hiram BENNETT, born about 1816 in Ohio. Parents were Elijah and Mabel (Smothers) Bennett, died in Iowa County, Wisconsin. Hiram married Louisa/Louisia MACKEY in 1862 in Grant County. What happened to them? Was he the father of William Henry Harrison Bennett b. 1835 in Delaware County?

Also searching for Charles Prescott BENNETT, b.1820 NY, settled before 1860 in Crawford County, Wisconsin. Sons Gatus, Wallace, daughters Viola and DeEtt from 1st marriage to Sarah Langdon. Where did he die and when? Please contact Bette Bellefeuille with information. (4/96)

BENNETT, John. Probably born in 1821 in Cornwall, England (Camborne). Parents unknown. Lived in Mineral Point, Iowa County, Wisconsin during the 1840s. Married Mary TERRILL from Cornwall (Redruth) in 1845 in Mineral Point. Naturalized also in Mineral Point. Looking for marriage certifiate and naturlization papers. BENNETT made three trips across the plains from Wisconsin to California between 1849 and approx. 1852, eventually moving to Grass Valley, California. Wife Mary and son John appear in in 1850 census in Mineral Point, Wisconsin. BENNETT'S occupation was miner and flour/hardware store owner. Died in 1903 in Grass Valley, CA....Thanks in advance from Connie Bastian. (6/96)

I am looking for information about Orlon BENNETT and his wife, Elizabeth Griffin BENNETT. They came to Wisconsin from Ohio, probably in the 1850s or 1860s. Their children were Francelia, Josephine, Daniel, Olive and Nora. They settled in Lincoln Township, Monroe County, Wisconsin. Need dates of birth, death, places of birth, etc. Please contact Janelle Vandervort Dvorak. (7/96)

Looking for any information on Cornelius BENNETT, b. 29 Jan 1876 in Wisconsin. Married Maude DAVIS 25 Mar 1903 at New Richmond, Wisconsin. Cornelius had a sister Viola and a brother Ed. He and Maude moved to Washington State and later to Oregon in 1909. Any information greatly appreciated by Linda Vogue. (7/96)

I am looking for any information on James Benston from Scotland. He was born 1833, married Mary Richmond. He lived in Alma, Wisconsin. They had 7 children, one being Susan Benston (1869). Please contact Sally Wiseman with information. (2/97)

Am looking for descendants of Dorothea BERNDT-KRAUSE (born 1821/married to Carl KRAUSE who did not come to the USA) from Pommern, Germany. Dorothea came to the USA via Hamburg > NYC > Bonduel,Wisconsin in 1884. She was traveling with her children: Wilhelm KRAUSE (b.1857/married to Alwina NOFFKE), Wilhelmina KRAUSE (b. 1862/married to August NOFFKE), my great-grandmother. Henrietta KRAUSE (b. 1861/married to Carl BLAESE, and Marie KRAUSE (b.1867/married to Franz BARTELT). Looking for any descendants to exchange information and also looking for the town they came from in Pommern....Looks like Sch___au on the Hamburg List print-out but not finding any towns that fit. HELP!!!!!!! Thanks in advance from Anne Taylor-Czaplewski. (4/99)

I am searching for information on my grandfather Howard BINGHAM. He settled in Crandon, Wisconsin after serving in the Army during WWI. He was born around 1898. He married Viola Rose Fredericks. He had three children with her, Joanne Betty BINGHAM, Shirley Dorothy BINGHAM and Lowell Thomas BINGHAM. My Dad was put into a Foster Home when he was 3 years old. So I don't have much information on Howard. Any additional information would be greatly appreciated by Lowell Bingham. (1/98)

Interested in finding more information on John C. BLACK and his wife, Amanda E. (McWilliams) Black. They were married November 01, 1858 in Platteville, Grant County, Wisconsin. John C. Black died of fever on Oct. 22, 1864, at Atlanta, Ga., in Sherman's "March to the Sea" during the Civil War. He was a Private in Company E, 25th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry. Any information will be greatly appreciated by Randy Black. (9/96)

Searching for information on Mark And Elizabeth (Otter) BLACKBURN. Mark and Elizabeth lived in England durring the 1800's, possibly New Warf. They had 3 son's who came to America about 1882. The son's mames were Albert, Aaron, and Charles. Albert and Aaron settled on farms near Pickett, Winnebago County, Wisconsin. Charles moved to South Dakota. They had a sister, Betsy, who stayed back in England. Rumored has it that Elizabeth BLACKBURN was a cook for the Queen. Albert married Carrie Moore and had a son named Oscar, born April 23, 1895. Oscar BLACKBURN was my grandfather. Albert was my great, grandfather. Mark my great-great grandfather. If any one has any information concerning Mark and Elizabeth BLACKBURN, I would be very interested in hearing from you! Please contact Gary Schneider. (1/98)

Looking for info on the family and descendants of Agnes BLACKLOCK (died 1867), who came to Caledonia Township, Columbia County, Wisconsin fron Scotland about 1851 with 10 children. Have collected substantial info which I will share. Still need: 1) Obit or death record of Agnes, 2) Any info on her two oldest sons: John and James, and 3) List of Blacklocks buried in Indian Farm Cemetery in Columbia County. Any help will be greatly appreciated by Bert Paredes. (10/96)

My ancestor was Martin Powell BLACKMUN -- he was christened in Mooer's, N.Y. in 1807 and married Mary DEWEL (DUEL) in Massena, N.Y. in 1830. In 1850, the family with six children moved to Wisconsin -Indian Lands near Berlin??- He was killed in Nashville in 1864 while helping to clear off the battlefield. I am looking for his parents names, as well as any information on the children who did not move to Minnesota. The six children were Juliana-(?), Silas, Alonzo, Samantha (my ancestor) m. John Harrison, Lucy m. Bradbury, and Delia, who died at age 23. I have info on Silas, Samantha, Lucy and Delia to share. Thanks in advance--Cleo Van Lerberg. (3/96)

I'm looking for info on Fred BOERSCH, who lived in Cudahy, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin around 1927. He worked at the Federal Rubber Company, also located in Cudahy. He may have had a sister or wife named Amanda. I don't know if he's alive yet, as he would have been born somewhere around 1900. Please contact Debbie Wierzchowski if you can supply any information. (3/96)

Frederick W. BORNER of Oconto, Wisconsin was a Corporal in Company B of the 38th Regiment of Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry. Enlisted into service 30 March, 1864. Married at the time to Maria GELLERT. Occupation was lumberman. He was born in Ferdinandshof, Pommern, Prussia in 1830, moved with wife to Buffalo, Minnesota sometime around 1880. Had two daughters who stayed and lived in Marinette, Wisconsin: Mary and Minna, both married into WISNER families. I am looking for anyone who may be working on any of the above family names and their Wisconsin connections. Please contact Scott F. Boerner with information. (9/96)

Researching KEXEL and BORNSCHEIEN in Madison area. Joseph KEXEL arrived Jefferson, WI 1883 arriving from Chicago with bride Sophia Oswald. Eight children born of this marriage. Trying to find any information on this family, especially Mary KEXEL who married Richard BORNSCHEIN somewhere between 1915 and 1917. Any information will be gratefully appreciated by Antoinette Waughtel Sorensen. (8/96)

Looking for info on the following Wisconsites:

• Alexander C. BOTKINS, Madison, Wisconsin. paymaster USA Civil War
• Oscar LaGRANGE, 1st Wisconsin Cavalry, during the Civil War
• Cpt. Charles H. MORGAN, 1st & 21st Regiments, Wisconsin Vol. Inf., Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Attorney.
• Aldis L. ROCKWELL, Madison, Wisc. 1866, Graduated Albany Law 1865
• Maj. James F SUDDUTH, 31st Regiment, Wisconsin Vol. Infantry. Attorney 1866 and later, Mineral Pt., Wisconsin.

Any and all info will be appreciated by Dan Furtak. (4/96)

Researching the BOURGO (or BURGO) families. 1864 and 1866 DePere, Wisconsin. 1879 to Spencer or Marshfield, Wisconsin. 1900 to Wausaukee, Wisconsin. 1885 went to Washburn-Ashland area. Another group moved to Door County and married LONDOs and GIRARDs. Please contact Jeff Fraser-Bourgo with information on these families. (6/96)

Looking for info on Abraham BOWEN. He was born May 30, 1811 in Trumbell County? Ohio, and died 186? at Pulaski, Iowa County, Wisconsin. Was married to Mary Ann (Marion) Reiser who then married a Hermanson? Children included Malvina, Leander, Daniel, Titus Alexander, Ira Homer, and Altha Olive. If you can provide information please contact Jim Wick. (6/96)

In Monroe and Juneau Counties, Wisconsin: Braman, Downs, Grovesteen, Hilliker, Kjetilson, Olson, Smith, Svinbol, Spooner. In Jefferson County, Wisconsin: Braman, Brown, Downs, and Smith. The Norwegian line comes from the Suldal region and near Tinn in Telemark, Norway. The other names evidently came from New York State - perhaps Livingston County. They can be found in the US Census for Oneida, Herkimer and surrounding counties. Please write to John Buck Jr. if you have information to share. (4/96)

I am looking for information on the BRAMAN and GOUGH (Goff) families of the Jefferson Co., Wisconsin and surrounding area. They lived there in the mid 1800's. Would also be interested in other Braman's in Wisconsin. Thanks in advance from Steven A. Braman.

I am researching the family of Emanuel BRATH (b. 1848 Bohemia, d. 1894 Stetsonville Wisconsin), married to Pauline BEIER (b. 1854 Bohemia, d. 1937 Ashford, Wisconsin). Known children: John (b. 1884), Joseph Albert (b. 1885), Friederick (b. 1887), Emanuel Jr. (b. 1889), and Frank (b. 1891). After Emanuel Sr. died, Pauline married George TREML (b. 1852, Austria) and moved to his farm near Auburndale. George TREML's children are John (b. 1884), Anna (b. 1887), Maria (b. 1889), George Jr. (b. 1890), and Joseph (b. 1892). Want to share information with others researching the same family. Thank you! Please contact Mary Simonsen. (3/97)

Searching for parents of Nancy Brazzell (Brazell, Brazzle), wife of Joshua CHILTON. Nancy was born in Tennessee in 1806 and died in West Union, Iowa in 1879. Nancy and Joshua lived in Green County, Wisconsin. Please contact Frank Chilton with information. (2/97)

I am searching for information on my great-great grandmother born in Wisconsin circa 1853, her name at birth was Veretta or (Uretta) BRICE. She married Alfred HARKCOM from Ohio, perhaps in Wisconsin because their first child, Agnes, was born there. Any information would be very helpful for Lori Conner. (7/96)

Researching Carl Johan BROBERG and Lewis Henry ANDERSON, son of Peter ANDERSON. Families lived in or near Grantsburg. Please contact Julie Reimann. (10/96)

John Baptist BROST and Marie Eva Catharina Bell BROST settled in Johnsburg, Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin in 1842 from Ulmen, Germany. They had children: Mary Ann (married to Anton Kramer or Kraemer); Nicolas (married to Anna Mary Steffins); Lambert Joseph (married to Anna Marie Stadler); Mary Francisca (married to Philip Merten); John Joseph (married to Katherine Brumm); Peter; Petrus Joseph; John; Peter; Joanis (Joseph). They sometimes went by the last name of BRUST. Please send me a note if you have any Brost ancestor to add to my collection of information. Charlotte Zaleski (4/96)

Lambert BROST and his wife Margaret MAY resided in Marathon County, Wisconsin, and had the following children (some of these surnames still exist in Marathon county):

• Leo married Elsie SCHULTZ
• Ernest married Florence WEBER
• Delphin married Rose PETER
• Delphina married Gust BLEICHROT
• Stella
• Martha married Ralph BRUS
• Christina married Michael NOSBISCH
• Isabella married Joe FOLZ
• Loretta married Al GRIESBACH
• Lawrence
• Dorothy married Henry LINZMEIER

See also Sergent surname query.

I'm looking for the J.C.and Harriet BROWN family - children were S.A., Clarissa, Earnest, Emily, Harriet, and Stanley. Last shown on 1850 Census for Waukesha, Wisconsin. May have moved to Juneau as a Stanley Brown and enlisted from there in 1861. Any information would be greatly appreciated by Judy Rankin. (4/96)

Looking for information on Lucy BROWN, born c. April 1829, married to Alvarizo Higgins 15 Feb 1844 in Wisconsin and died in Greenbush, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin 04 Dec 1863. Any information on parents or siblings would be greatly appreciated by Kathleen Skrip. (1/98)

I am looking for any information on the BRUGGER or EISNER surname. I have Hugo BRUGGER b. 2/28/1856 in Baden, Germany m. 9/20/1886 in Manitowoc, Wisconsin to Anna EISNER (father Daniel/mother unknown) and d. 1939. Anna was b. 3/1858 in Manitowoc Rapids, Wisconsin (not found) and d. April 26, 1941 in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. Only child known is Pauline Amanda. I'm looking for further info on both (parents, siblings, immigration,and children). If you have these surnames AT ALL in your researches, please email Susan Pilz. (2/97)

Seeking any information on the BRUNETTE family from Green Bay, Wisconsin. Please contact John Brunette with information. (2/97)

As I have traveled the county the past 10 years, I am constantly scouring phone books for anyone of the BRYCHELL line, but I have yet to find anyone outside of my immediate family. My father (Joseph John) was born in Steven's Point, Wisconsin in 1933, however his father (Joseph) passed away when my dad was very young and his mother remarried, so information is scarce. I do know that my great-grandfather's name was also Joseph and I had a great uncle living in the Steven's Point area for many years (as late as the 1980s that I know of). Any information on relatives to this clan would be appreciated by Joseph Brychell. (10/96)

BUBOLZ, Gottfried F. (changed spelling to BUBOLTZ after arriving in US) b: 1840 in Prussia, d: 1921 in Brillion, Calumet County, Wisconsin. Was married in 1869 to SCHROEDER, Florentine. Also BUBOLTZ, Heinrich (Henry), b: 1874 in Brillion, Calumet County, Wisconsin, d: 1959 in Antigo, Langlade County, Wisconsin. Married in 1897 to WIEGERT, Bearta (Arty). The two individuals listed above are my second great grandfather and great grandfather respectively. I am looking for other relatives, or even anyone who shares the name BUBOL(T)Z. Please contact Richard Buboltz with information. (2/97)

I am searching/researching the BUELOW/BULOW and SCHROEDER families in Portage, Waupaca, Waushara, and Winnebago Counties. My grandparents (Johan Fredrich Joseph Bulow and Sophia Maria Wilhelmina SCHROEDER) came to Wisconsin from Pommern and Mecklenburg through England in about 1880. They were followed a short time later by my SCHROEDER great grandparents, Joachim Heinrich Wilhelm "William" SCHROEDER and Anna Sophia Dorothea Frederika "Dora" HAGEN. The latter are believed to from Mecklinburg. Please contact Marlin S. Buelow with leads or information. (10/96)

Seeking any descendant of Ezekiel BUNKER and Eliza Ann (SCRIBNER) BUNKER. Ezekiel b. 1803 NH and Eliza SCRIBNER b. July 1811 NH, were living at New Richmond, St. Croix Co., Wisconsin on 30 October 1879. Their children were: Fanny J. (Mrs. Henry) STICKNEY, b. 1836 VT; Olive (Mrs. Henry) GRAY; Lemira (husband Norm __?); and Cort W. BUNKER and his wife Mary, who had children Electa (b. 1847), Dougle (b. 1848), and John (b. 1850) all born in Wisconsin. I descend from Fanny Stickney who emigrated to Washington Territory in 1887. Please contact Margie von Marenholtz with information. (2/98)

Looking for names dates and places of all BUNTROCK's that lived in Wisconsin between ? and 1900. There may be just a few. Mostly found so far in the Watertown, Jefferson/Dodge County area. Please contact Marcus Mayville with information. (10/96)

Looking for info on: BURKE, Patrick, b. abt 1825 Galway, Ireland, and LAWLESS, Ann, b. abt 1830, Galway, Ireland. Their children were: John, b abt 1855, PA; Thomas, b. abt 1858, PA; Dennis A., b. 18 Mar 1859, Milwaukee, WI, d.3 Nov 1918, Prescott, AZ; Ellen, b abt 1864, Milwaukee, WI; Agnes BURKE, b abt 1869, Milwaukee, WI. They were listed in 4th ward in 1860 & 1870 census. Please contact Sylvia S Silva
. (2/97)

Also see Quigley surname query.

Joseph BURLINGAME (b. abt 1820, NY) and Affa ROSENCRANTZ (b. 1828, PA) married 21 Jan 1849 in Grant County, Wisconsin. They had Edith in May 1850, George in June 1852, Catharine in 1858 and Sarah Mattie on 16 Sept 1861, all in Wauxega, Crawford Co, Wisconsin. In 1870, the three younter kids were living with their grandparents Samuel and Sarah (?) ROSENCRANTZ in 1870 in Wauxega. None of them are listed in 1880. I'd love to know anything about the Burlingames--where they came from, or where they went. Please contact Amelia Morrow with leads or information. (1/97)

Seeking information on Charles James BURNELL, b. ca. 1890, who operated a dance hall in Grand Rapids (now Wisconsin Rapids) in 1913. He married Ruth HUTCHINSON on 31 Oct 1913. He does not appear on the 1900 or 1910 Federal census for that county. He later became an itinerant photographer. I have checked Soundex for the 1920 census in 35 states, and have not found him. Any assistance welcome. Notify Mary Bakeman. (2/96)

Looking for siblings of Herman BUROW, b. 5/1833 in Stuchow, Prussia. Came to U.S. in 1852, lived in Appleton, Wisconsin 1852-1855, then moved to Hustisford (Dodge Co.). Married Henrietta Horn 1855 (she died 1858), then married Augusta Jaecke 1859. Moved to Slinger area 1884 and died there 6/1916. Please contact Kathy (Burow) Marsh if you have information to share. (9/96)

Looking for information on Micheal Thomas BUSHA, son of Micheal, born: 3/6/1864 in Allouez, Brown County Wisconsin. Died March 22, 1932 in Oshkosh, Winnebago County, Wisconsin. Married to Mary Ellen Daly. Also James Edward Busha, born: 7/29/1888 in Allouez, Brown County Wisconsin. Died 9/19/1961 in Oshkosh, Winnebago County, Wisconsin. Married to Mary C. Perzentka, born 2/13/1888 and died 4/20/1961. Please contact Cathy Busha if you have information. (6/96)

I am looking for any information on the BUTTERY family. Austin BUTTERY b. May 8, 1844 in Petersborough, Ontario, Canada d. Jan. 21,1931 Benson Co. ND married April 4, 1870 in Petersborough, Ontario, Canada to Katherine Diantha SWAN b. April 27, 1854 in Rock County, Wisconsin d. Jan 25. 1936 Benson Co., ND. She is the daughter of Charles and Diantha SWAN. Austin and Katherine (Swan) Buttery had 9 children who were all born in Clark County, Wisconsin:

• Alfred Buttery b.Aug. 13, 1906 d.??
• Arthur Buttery B.?? D.??
• Dell Buttery b.?? d.??
• Fred C. Buttery b.?? d.??
• John Buttery b. ?? d.??
• Lulu Buttery b.?? d?? married ?? McIver
• Grace Fidelia Buttery b.12-23-1879 d.Nov. 10, 1959 in Grand Forks Co, ND married on Nov.17, 1903 in Grand Forks Co.,ND to Sylvester Samuel Grantham
• George Buttery b.Sep.13 1885 d.March 2, 1960
• James F. Buttery b.Sep 9, 1890 d. April 12, 1972

Daniel BUTTS (Butz) b@1804 in Pa. married Eunice Berry BONNELL b. @1812. They moved to Milton Junction, Wisconsin with his brother and mother- Jeane (Jane) Shaw BUTTS. Jane died 15 Mar 1851 & is buried in Milton Junction cemetary. Daniel disappeared...@1850. He was said to have named Milton. Eunice brought her children from both marriages to Fayette Co. Il. Michael stayed, but Eunice and her son Robert when on to Calif. Any info on the rest of Michael's family would be greatly appreciated. Would love to know Jane's & Eunice's ancestor's names. Many thanks in advance from Sondra Brown. (2/97)

I am seeking any information about the following families living in Walworth County, Wisconsin after 1850: Byrne (or O'Byrne), Larkin, Madden, Maher and Neacy. Their places of residence included: Richmond township, East Troy Township, Delavan, Spring Prairie, and Sharon. Please contact Steve Byrne. (5/96)