CADY, CALVERT, CANFIELD, CANTLON, CARPENTER, CARTER, CATLIN, CEASON, CHAPEL, CHAPIN, CHAPMAN, CHATWOOD, CHILSON, CHILTON, CHRISTIANSON, CIESZENOWSKI, CLARK, CLAUER, CLAUSEN, CLINTON, CLOW, COLE, COLEMAN, COLLINS, CONRAD, COOK, COOPER, CORAM, CORBITT, CORNWALL, CORPIAN, COSGROVE, COULTER, CRANEY, CROSSON, CROWELL, CUDAHY, CUMMINGS, CURRY, CURTIS.

Looking for relatives and/or information for Milton E. CADY, born in Wisconsin before 1875(?). The family moved to Oregon where Milton and married Rhoda Ornduff who was born in Shoulds, Ore. Please contact Jack William Cady. (5/97)

Zenus CANFIELD married about 1868 either Sarah Block (maybe Black) or Lucy Ann Martin in Okee, Columbia County, Wisconsin. Anyone with info on either (both?) of these marriages please contact Myrna J. Keppler. Also have extensive CANFIELD info on this line. (5/96)

The family story is that Kathryn (nee McLaughlin) CANTLON died of tuberculosis on 25 May 1892. Her husband, John CANTLON, and his sons Richard and James, burned the home and all of its contents to stop the spread of the disease. This occurred on the family farm in Ettrick, Trempeleau Co, Wisconsin. Does anyone know anything about a TB epidemic in during that time period or about the CANTLON family in Ettrick? Please contact Ron Schroll with leads or information. (8/96)

Benjamin CARPENTER came to Black Earth, Dane County, Wisconsin from Oneida County, New York c.1850. He was married to Mary Achor of Oppenheim, New York. Her parents were Rowdniak Achor and Mary Bellinger. Benjamin and Mary Carpenter had several children. George Carpenter was my ggg-grandfather. He was married to Phoebe McWilliams Finlayson. Benjamin and Mary also had a son named John who married a ? Rowbotham. Benjamin and Mary's son Barnard died as the result of disease in a prison in Alexandria, Louisiana during the Civil War at the age of 16. George Carpenter's son (my gg grandfather was William, my grandfather was Edgar, and my father Myron). The Carpenter families lived in the Black Earth, Mazomanie, Cross Plains area. My own father was born in Black Earth and moved to Madison as a young boy. I would like to find more information regarding Benjamin and Mary Carpenter. Please contact Linda Fry with information. (8/96)

Seeking information on Harvey J.Carter from Eden, Wisconsin around 1886. Please contact Harvey Carater. (11/96)

Researching my great-great-grandfather, Colonel Hooker CATLIN. He appears on the 1850 Wisconsin census for Berlin, then Marquette County, as "Huker Catlin", at the age of 12 in the home of John and Agnes KING. We do not know if they were related, but it is possible "Huker" Catlin was serving an apprenticeship since he became a blacksmith and John King was a blacksmith. The name Colonel was given to him at birth and was not a military rank. He later served as a private in the 1st Nebraska Cavalry during the Civil War. C.H. CATLIN was born in 1838 in Washington County, New York to Jasper J. CATLIN and Joanna AYRES Catlin. We do not know when or with whom he relocated to Wisconsin. We do not know what happened to his parents. Therefore, I am trying to find out everything I can about the CATLINS then residing in Wisconsin, preferably as close to Berlin, Wisconsin as possible. I would appreciate the opportunity to share information with other CATLIN/AYRES researchers interested in Wisconsin. C.H. CATLIN later married in Iowa and visited Wisconsin, but appears to have resided in Nebraska, Kansas, and Iowa for the remainder of his lifetime. Thanks in advance for whatever assistance you can provide, from Jerelyn Leinweber. (12/97)

CEASON, Fred. Born? Died? Married Elizabeth VERSE in La Crosse, Wisconsin. March 24, 1883. Marriage record says he was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Son's birth record says father was born in Germany. He disappeared shortly after his son's birth in 1883. Would like to find where he came from and where he went. Also the nationality of the name CEASON. Please contact Laurie Lane with information. (9/00)

Seeking information on James Freeland CHAPEL, born 20 May 1840 in Painted Port or Post, PA. Believe he was son of Ezekiel CHAPELl and Mary Gelleff. James may have had brothers Stephen and Ezekiel and a sister Lorency. James m. Harriet Ellen Rockwell on 16 Aug 1864 in Manchester, Wisconsin, died 29 Jul 1909 in Ainsworth, Washington Co., IA. He was also a Civil War Vet from Wisconsin. Please contact Steven D. Loose with information. (8/96)

I am looking for any Chapin's that had connections to these people: Channcy CHAPIN m, Fanny S. SERGEANT (SARGENT/SERGENT) on or abt. 19 April, 1878. Their children were (1) Verna A., b. Oct 1880. (2) Grace, b. March, 1883. (3) Burdette, b. Aug 1888. (4) Della, b. March, 1890. (5) Archie, b. Jan, 1893. In a 1900 census it showed these Chapin's to be living in River Falls, Pierce County, Wisconsin. I believe they may have moved to Minnesota (near Minneapolis/St Paul). I know there must be descendent's to these CHAPINs. I am a SARGENT descendent looking for my long lost cousin's! I have definite evidence that there are decendent's living. Please contact Penny Kresl with information. (6/96)

Ezra L. CHAPMAN was married to Calista Baker in May of 1858 in Jefferson Co., Wisconsin. I know he had 2 children, a daughter Lois (Louis) A. CHAPMAN (my ggrandmother), and a son Silas. I also know that Ezra was killed during the Civil War. I am trying to find out what happened to Calista (Baker) CHAPMAN, she supposedly remarried a gentleman known as H.J. Webb. date unknown and any offspring of this union unknown. Any information will be greatly appreciated by Ron Polzin. (2/97)

I am looking for information about an Edward CHATWOOD, born in the 1870s to Thomas CHATWOOD and Elizabeth Price CHATWOOD in Cambria, Wisconsin. The family later lived in Kingston, Wisconsin, where Thomas ran the Chatwood Inn. Any information would be greatly appreciated by Ina Chatwood Stoeckli. (6/96)

I am looking for any info. on the family of Oscar CHILSON who was from the New Lisbon, Wisconsin area at least around 1882. His wife was Elizabeth Anne Pearson and she was born in Mauston in 1865. Both Oscar and Elizabeth's parents were from England. I am curious about any decentants from sisters or brothers. Please write to Candice Rice if you have information. (5/96)

Also see Brazzell surname query.

Searching for any information on the surname CHILTON in the southern part of Wisconsin, 1835 to 1870. Names are Joshua Chilton, Thomas Chilton and Francis "Frank" William Chilton. Francis was born in Green County in 1867. Please contact Frank Chilton with information. (7/96)

I am searching for information on Martin CHRISTIANSON who retired in Larsen, Wisconsin around 1890. He came from Toten, Norway. His three sons were Charles, Albert and one unknown, all of Larsen, Wisconsin. Please respond to Robert L. Peterson with any information about this family. (3/96)

Searching for the maiden name of my GGG grandmother, also her parent's names. Her first name was Margit. She was married to John CLAUSEN and probably born around 1850. Their daughter was Lena CLAUSEN (b.10-5-74 in Madison, Wisconsin and married Nels Herman NELSON b.5-25-69 in Dane County, Wisconsin). Lena and Nels children were Lillian NELSON (b.4-23-93 in Madison, Wisconsin-d.2-26-92 in Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada). Nels brother John Mandt NELSON was a congressman in Wisconsin. Please contact Shelly Shores with information. (12/97)

Looking for information on George B. CLINTON's Company B, 1st Regiment, Wisconsin Volunteer Cavalry. Reply to Garry Salmon. (11/95)

Searching for information on James CLOW - said to have farmed in Juneau, Wisconson around 1860. Daughter Eva (Evelyn?) CLOW born 1858 in Wisconson. Mother's name also unknown. Please contact Margaret Rackley if you can help. (10/96)

John COLEMAN, born 1761 in NYC, NY. Served as a ranger in Rev. War. He and his wife Rachael (Barden) came to Wisconsin in about 1844 with the following families: St. Clair, Barden, Herrick, Bytington, Tubbs, & Martin. John died on 12 Mar 1845 in Southport (Kenosha), Wisconsin. Any idea where he would be buried????? Please contact Forrest Coleman with leads or information. (7/96)

Stephen COLEMAN (b March 1810 NY) came to Wisconsin>1850 with wife Sara VanHorn (b Oct 1814 in PA). Children are George W. who married Susan Slusser. Jane, who married John B. Parrott and then Charles Thorpe. Mary, who married James Hay Bucknam. Sarah, who married John Parrott. John, who married Vilroy Coleman. Homer, who married Ida May Hamilton. Charles, unmarried. Jenett, (Anette, Emma Jeanette) who married Daniel Wetzel Saxon. Please contact Barbara Christie if you have information to share. (7/96)

COLLINS, John may have been living in Walworth County in 1850. I am looking for his death and burial place. His grown children, Sylvia COLLINS McNeil, William COLLINS, and his son-in law Walter McNeil are all living in Elkhorn, Wisconsin in 1850. They were all originally from Cass County, Michigan, so I don't think they were all in Walworth County by accident. Are there any kind souls that could look in the death records after 1850. John would have been born 1770-1780. Hopefully his wife is near him --- if I EVER find him. Please contact Pat Johnson if you have information on this family. (6/96)

I am searching for Emma COLLINS, born in Baileys Harbor, Wisconsin about 1865. It is unknown exactly when, but before 1880 Emma moved to the Chicago area and married Benjamin TORKILSON. Any info will be greatly appreciated by Deb McNelly. (10/96)

I am looking for information on the descendants of Carl Maritz CONRAD (1820-1916) who came to the US in 1868 and settled mostly in the Wisconsin area (Brown Deer, Milwaukee County). He was married to Elizabeth CABOS (1823-1911) and they had 5 children, 4 of who had families in the Milwaukee area (Elizabeth, Albert C., Bernhard, and Edmund). Please contact John C. Conrad with information. (3/96)

Trying to find info on ancestors of Sylvanus Henry COOK born 12/29/1846 in Livingston County, New York and died April 17, 1926 in San Jose, California. Married Helen A. Rees (Ries or Reese) born 12,29,1845 and died in Chippewa Falls WI on 7/7/1924. Their children were Frederick G. Diedrich Cook, 9/29/1871 Dane, WI, and died 1/26/1927 in Chippewa Falls, WI. Also Dayton Eugene Cook, born 12/14/1873 in Dane, WI and died at Chippewa Falls on 8/1944, also Pearl Helen Cook, b. 5/24/1876 and died 1947 in San Jose, CA, also Effa Carolyn Cook (Ainsworth) b. 3/29/1882 and died Jan/1962? at San Jose.

Need search on Sylvanus prior to moving to Wisconsin. Also on Effa's Family (the Ainsworth's,Husband T.A. Ainsworth married 7/24/1912). Also would like to search Sylvanus's brother and sister, Aaron Cook and Julia Ann Cook (Lamont) married to Thayer Lamont. Please contact David Cook with information or leads. (5/96)

Seeking info on Arthur James CORAM, Retired Methodist minister who served in Wisconsin for many years. Died about 1929. Wife was Rozelda ZENT, whose parents John and Mary A. lived next door to Arthur and his family in 1900 census. Any additional info will be greatly appreciated by Diana Pfeiffer. (10/96)

I am trying to find information regarding any of the CORPIAN family from the 1850's and earlier. In particular would be information regarding Hiram CORPIAN who lived near Ellenboro in Grant County, Wisconsin. He had a son named William Gipson CORPIAN who was born there on July 4, 1856. The CORPIAN family has been in Grant County since then. Any information from around that time or before is requested by Gray Corpian. (11/96)

Seeking info on James William COULTER, b. Ireland or Sullivan Township, Madison County, N.Y. bca 1837. Married Mary HOLMES in N.Y. Children were: Benjamin bca 1859, died abt March 1932 (buried St. Peter's Catholic cemetery, East Troy, Wisconsin), Jennie (married name Betts), Mary (married name Kavanauch), Thomas bca 1862 in Wisconsin, died after March 1932. James died at Helena, Ark. 4-12-1863 (Co. J, 28th Wisconsin regiment). Need information on his wife Mary HOLMES who is related somehow (possibly a sister) to my great,great-grandfather, William Holmes (married Anna O'Brien). All these people have connections to Darien and Delavan in Walworth County, Wisconsin. Please contact Barb Krultz with information. (7/96)

Michael CRANEY, b 1819 in Ireland came to Kenosha, Wisconsin around 1840. Died at Kenosha in 1892. Any information on his birthplace in Ireland will be appreciated. Closest I can come is County Down. Please contact Jim Quinn. (3/96)

I am looking for connections to William CROSSON, b. Ireland, married to Frances (?). Brother of Bernard. Father of Michael, Louisa, Marion. Moved to Kansas c. 1890. Homesteaded in Burdett, KS. Died 1895. His children were born in or near Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. He may have immigrated from Ireland c. 1850. Any information will be appreciated by Janeice Crosson. (9/96)

I am looking for information on the descendants of Irving O. CROWELL, who was born in Waterville, Maine on December 10, 1835 and died in Oshkosh, Wisconsin on June 20, 1927. He married Mary MARDEN on an unknown date in Oshkosh, Wisconsin and had six children: Porter, Robert, Roger, Clifford Jefferson (my great grandfather, b. Aug 4, 1885 in Oshkosh), Lester M., and Edith. Please contact Thomas Mammoser. (12/95)

I am searching for records regarding my gggg-grandfather Patrick WALL. He came on a boat from Ireland around 1849 with his cousins the CUDAHY's, one I know was Michael CUDAHY. (The town the webmaster of this web site lives in is named after this family.) They moved to Janesville, Wisconsin. He married Mary Ann COSGROVE after he bought a farm that failed. He had two children, Alice WALL and Kate WALL. I am mainly looking for any kind of papers or information that would identify his parents. From the information I have found, he was born in Cork, or Kilkinney, Ireland and sailed form one of those two sites to America. Michael CUDAHY was born in County Kilkinney, Ireland in 1841 and died in 1910. He was eight when they sailed. Patrick WALL might also be listed as Patrick CUDAHY. Please send e-mail to Catrina Whitley if you can supply any information. (1/96)

I am tring to find information about who Isaac CURTIS/CURTISS' parents were. He was born in 1819 in Pike Co., Pennsylvania and died 3 July 1877. He married Jane A. Patch, daughter of Henry Patch, on 29 August 1850 in Patch Grove, Wisconsin. He also died in Patch Grove, although for a time lived in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin. I have his death certificate but have been unable to get any information about wills or land records. Can anyone give me any advice where to look? I would also like to know when he came to Wisconsin and if he had any brothers and sisters. Thank you in advance from Sandy Crostley. (6/96)