HACKBARTH, HAFFNER, HAFS, HALFHIDE, HALLAUER, HALVORSON, HAMS, HANLEY, HANSEN, HARKCOM, HARP, HARTL, HARTVIGSEN, HARVEY, HARVEY, HASELTINE, HASKINS, HASS, HASSELL, HATHAWAY, HAVILLE, HAWES, HAYDEN, HEATHMAN, HEESE, HEGWER, HEIDEN, HEIM, HEIMDAHL, HEINLEN, HEINTZE, HEINZPETTER, HELGARDT, HENNING, HERBST, HERNAN, HERTZBERG, HESS, HESSLER, HEWITT, HICKS, HIGHSTROM, HILGARDT, HILGART, HILLIKER, HIND, HINES, HITCHCOCK, HOAGUE, HOAKE, HOBSON, HOEGSTED, HOFFMAN, HOFFMANN, HOGAN, HOGLE, HOLLIS, HOLMES, HOLSHOPPLE, HOLTSAPPLE, HOPMAN, HOPPE, HOSFORD, HOULE, HOUWERS, HOWE, HUEBNER, HUGHES, HUIBREGTSE, HUMMERNICK, HUNN, HUNTER, HURD, HUSK, HUTCHINSON, HUTZEL, HYDEN, HYMER, HYSLOP.

Thomas HAFFNER -- born 1870, place unknown. Married Margaret SWATLICK in 1906 either in Eau Claire or Lublin. They had 5 children whom they gave up for adoption. The 5 were: Helen, Margaret, Mary, Ernest (born 1912) and Harry. Ernests' last known whereabouts was in Owen, Wisconsin and I believe that is also where he is buried. I do know that the parents came to Lublin to give the children away and doubt that there were any formal papers filed. They went to a local restaurant and bar and placed them from there. I think all kids were living in the Lublin area. Just don't know where to get started. Need HELP! Please contact Patricia Cleveland. (10/96)

I am looking for Oscar HAFS. He lived in Genoa City, Wisconsin after coming to the U.S. around 1890. The last contact we had with some members of the family who lived in in Stevens Point in 1965. Please contact Ulrike Pfalzer with leads or information. (9/96)

Searching for information on Holge HALVORSON, born in 1797 in Aal Parish, Buskerud, Norway. His wife was Ingeborg Olsdotter, born also in Norway in 1806. Their sons were Ole Helgeson (b. 1829) and Halvor Helgeson (b. 1846). They also had four daughters: Ingrid (b. 1832), Haldis (b. 1834), Anne (b. 1838) and Randi (b. 1841). Ole Helgeson settled in Newburg, Fillmore county, MN, married Isabel Olson and raised 7 children. Halvor Helgeson (my great grandfather) served in the Civil War, settled in Ada, MN. Haldis Holgesdotter married a Sevat SEVATSON.

The family emigrated from Norway in 1850, going first to Rock County, Wisconsin until 1857, when they went to Fillmore County, although there was a stop somewhere in Iowa along the way. Looking for Holge Halvorson's American citizenship information and death/burial -- may have been in Rock County. Please contact Susan Helgeson with leads or information. (10/96)

Looking for information on child of Henry HAMS and Anna Maria. Child was born in St. Croix Co., Wisconsin in 1845. Information on Henry and Anna needed also. They immigrated from England. Please contact Spencer Day. (7/96)

Looking for great-great-grandfather Michael J. HANLEY. Born in 1824 in County Mayo, Ireland, married in Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin in early 1860s. Came to Memphis, TN in May (??) 1864 to enlist in Union Army. Wounded and discharged in Nashville where he remained. Wife Margaret Coine (Coyne-??) moved here in 1864 to nurse him. Thanks in advance from Mary Nell Snoddy. (4/96)

Need information on Henry N. HANSEN, lived near Oshkosh. Served in 21st Wisconsin Volunteers in Civil War. Married Louisa BANGS of Black Wolf Point, Wis. Where was Black Wolf Point? Would also appreciate information on 21st Wisconsin. Thank You in advance from Irving Hansen. (2/97)

Also see Roedl surname query.

Lorenz HARTL emigrated from Austria with a large family in 1881, and settled a few years later in Marshfield, Wisconsin where he owned a hotel. Some of his children were born in Depoldowitz and at lease one in Neuern. Wenzel HARTL died in Marshfield in 1902. Another Wenzel HARTL, born 1883 in Depoldowitz, emigrated to the US in 1906 and later settled in Marshfield with a brother Peter. Most of them were in the sawmill business in Austria, and the later ones continued this in the U.S. I am looking for the relationship of all these HARTL's. So far, I cannot tie any of them together, though they came from the same town in Austria to the same town (Marshfield) here. Any information would be greatly appreciated by Duane F. Gerstenberger. (12/97)

I am interested in my great grandmother who died in Wisconsin. She was Nancy (LONGFELLOW) HARVEY. She was married to Ebenezer Burnham HARVEY. I would like to know her date of death and where she is buried. I know they lived in Rock County for some years but I do not know if she died there. I would appreciate any help possible. E.B and Nancy probably have many descendants. Thank you very much for any information that you can provide. They are listed in the 1850 Rock County census records. E.B. later remarried he is buried in Brodhead, Wisconsin. Please contact Dean Kent Harvey with information (1/96)

I am looking for information regarding my great grandfather, Adelbert HASELTINE. Born in 1828 he moved to either Baraboo or Portage between 1850 and 1860. Other HASELTINE's moved to these cities at about the same time, with Ira founding Richland Center. He had a son, Elmer (my grandfather) and may have had other children. Buried in Portage in the family plot. Please contact Robert Haseltine. (11/96)

Searching for information on Rinaldo HASKINS of Broadhead, Wisconsin. Time period - 1870 to 1892. Family, occupation(s), religous pref., etc. Searching for the parents of Isabell SMITH of Green Co., Wisconsin. Isabell married Taylor SWANN about 1835. Smith family came from Scotland. Please contact Dick Matteson with information. (7/96)

Johann HASS, born 1820 Germany, last known to be in Dodge County, Wisconsin in 1883. He was married to Anna HOPPE also of Germany. Any marriage, census, land, death notices on this family would be greatly appreciated by J. Perry. (11/96)

Would appreciate any info on Julia Augusta (Hurlbut) HASSELL who married Wm. HASSELL, an attorney of Oconomowoc, Waukesha County, Wisconsin. They had a son Edwin born circa 1862. 1870 Census shows Julia & Edwin living with her father, Edwin Hurlbut. Wm. died before 1870. Have lost son Edwin, & can't find Julia after 1898 when she was Matron at the State Industrial School in Waukesha. Thanks for any info from Judy Rankin. (4/96)

Looking for information on John F. HAVILLE. He was born in Germany on October 20, 1861, and died in Bagley, Wisconsin. Who were his parents? Please contact Johanna Yowell with information. (10/96)

Am seeking info on Carolanus HAWES b. 3/7/1831, in Vt.(?), d. 3/24/1920, in Leonard, Fannin Co., Tx. buried in Grove Hill Cemetery, Fanin Co., Tx. Gravestone says he was a Private in the 32nd Wisconsin Infantry. His mother was Sybil (Syble) Smith. Father, unknown. Have been unable to find anything on the internet about him or the Wisconsin 32nd Infantry. Any information would be appreciated by Bobbie Wright, (7/96)

Also see Withee surname query.

Seeking to correspond with decendents of Dennis HAYDEN and Mary Elizabeth Hines HAYDEN, who lived in Camp Douglas, Wisconsin between about 1860 and Dennis's Death in 1890. Children and their locations include: Catherine Neiland (Milwaukee), Martin (Ashland), Mary "Molly" Parker (Superior, Seattle), Luke T. (Eau Claire/Altoona), Margaret (Superior), Bridget Whittington (Milwaukee), Cecelia Hymer (Superior), Julia Willette (Milwaukee), Anne McConville (Superior), James, Edward J.(Minneapolis), Dennis ("out West"), Elizabeth (Chicago), and Claude. Please direct any replies to Herb Huebner or visit the Huebner Genealogy Page. (2/97)

My great-grandfather, Daniel Friedrich Siegfried HEESE, came to South Africa in 1859. Around the same time, his brother August emigrated to America (Wisconsin). We know nothing of what happened to August Heese although we have a complete genealogy of the SA Heese's and fairly comprehensive details about the Pommeranian - and later, after 1945 - DDR Heese's. The Heese family comes originally from Lessentin, Zeitlitz and Schivelbein areas situated in the Regenwalde Kreis east of Stettin. I would very much like to know if there exists any information on August Heese in Wisconsin. From my side I can exchange information about the Pomeranian/South African Heese families. Please contact Hans Heese with information. (2/97)

Carl Benjamin HEGWER immigrated to Wisconsin from Kunitz, Prussia in 1839. He settled near Freistadt, Wisconsin. He came over on the ship Bark Carolina. They were Lutherans escaping religious persecution. I am looking for any information type of information on this family. Please contact Bruce Hegwer with information. (1/96)

Jim Heiden is looking for information on the HEIDEN family of Jefferson & Dodge Counties, Wisconsin. Name also spelled HYDEN. They came from Schwerin Garwittz, Germany in about the mid-1850's. Original ancestor's name was Joachin Hyden. He was traveling with Charles STOEVHASE.(12/95)

I am looking for relatives of Andreas HEIM who came from Bornheim, Germany and settled in Greenfield, Wisconsin about 1847. His wife was Apollonia ARNO and they were married in Bornheim. Immigrated with 3 of their children: Leonard, Helen and Mary. Further info will be greatly appreciated by Virginia McKenzie. (10/96)

My great-great-grandfather Torger HEIMDAHL immigrated to the Beaver Creek / Franklin area of Jackson County, Wisconsin sometime between 1858-61 with his wife (Bergit Okdatter), son (Neri Torkel Johnson) and other possible children. Torger changed his name to Johnson when he arrived in America. Bergit died on the ship. Torger and his family were from the Telemark area of Norway. They may have had the following kids: Mary, Ole T. (who changed his last name to Heimdahl), Theodore B. (who changed his last name to Qualley). I am trying to find out more information about Torger and Bergit's family in Norway and possible other family history from there. Please contact Elissa Zurbuchen. (10/96)

Seek 1890 census data on my great grandparents, Frank G. and Pauline V. HEINLEN. They lived in Waukesha, Wisconsin in 1890. Address unknown, but their son born in 1891 was baptized at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church. Also searching the place of origin in Germany of the HEINLEN family. Please contact Kate Faulkner with information. (5/96)

Looking for August (or C.) Heintze or Heinze family who arrived in New York about 1850 and lived near the predecessor town of Slinger in Washington County. Please contact Lowell H. Heinz. (7/96)

Seeking father of Gotlieb HENNING, born January 1817 in Klingbeck, Kreis Neustettin, Pommern. Gotlieb came to USA in 1884 and settled in Rock County, Wisconsin. Had three sons in area of Clinton and Darien, Wisconsin. If you have more information on this family please contact Dolores Hartman. (6/96)

Also see Strand surname query.

Information on descendents of John Christian HERBST (1822-1902) and Wilhelmina BOY (1820-1892). They came to US from Germany around 1856-7, landed in Canada, came down St.Laurence and settled in Marion, Wisconsin in 1857, later moving to Mauston, Wisconsin. Buried in Oakwood Cemetery in Mauston. Known descendents are: Anna K. Herbst HEINZPETTER who died on unknown date in Reedsburg, WI. Rachel Frederika Ernestine Herbst KLEIN who married 11/26/1865 in Marion, WI. Christian HERBST who married Wilhelmena Matilda SCHULTZ and died 9/24/1913 in Mauston. Samuel Reinhold HERBSTwho died on unknown date in Mauston. Child of Anna K. Herbst Heinzpetter, Francis Joseph HERBST (1879-1929), was adopted by and raised by John Christian HERBST. He is my husband's grandfather.

Also seeking information on Ellen Elizabeth STRAND (1879-1938). Ellen was born in Norway and last saw relatives in Rice Lake, Wisconsin in 1899. She lived Hayward, Wisconsin at the time. Her husband was Francis Joseph HERBST mentioned above. Please contact Barbara Rottas if you have information. (2/96)

Researching John William HERNAN, born 20 May 1861 in the Janesville, Wisconsin area. He was the son of John HERNAN and Catherine "Kate" (BUCKLEY) Hernan. Also seeking any information on John W.'s grandfather Patrick HERNAN from Ireland and his sister, Maria, who may have married a William DOHENY of Janesville. Please contact James Hernan with information. (1/96)

I am looking for any relatives of my grandfather, Oscar E. HERTZBERG, who was born 23 May 1892 in Omro, Wisconsin and died 11 November 1963 in Buffalo, NY. His parents were Otto HERTZBERG and Martha SCHROEDER (Otto had 3 brothers, 3 sisters). Oscar had a brother, Leonard, and sisters Risada and Leone (DUEHNING). His nieces were Mary Duehning of Hartford, Wisconsin, and Ruth Duehning of Racine, Wisconsin. Finally, he had a cousin, Clarence Hertzberg, who lived in Berlin, Wisconsin. The VON HERTZBERG family is said to have immigrated from Germany in the 1870s. Any information will be greatly appreciated by Michael J Scholtes. (3/96)

See also: Kleine surname query.

Please contact Sarah with any information on Henry and Elizabeth Spoentgen HESS. Elizabeth was born in Manitowoc, Wisconsin on Feb. 3, 1863. (2/96)

Looking for information about HESSLER. Thomas E. lived in Cameron and died there in 1903. His son, Thomas J. was born 1853 and lived there until about 1915. Does anyone have any information on them? I would really appreciate any help. Please contact Susan Witham with information. (2/97)

See Griffin and Hicks surname queries

William F. HICKS, born circa 1830 in Garrard Co. KY., married (1) Nanny HEWITT in 1849 in Carroll Co. IL, (2) married Nancy SMITH, circa 1854 in IL, and (3) married Mary Jane LEE in 1870 in Wisconsin. Lived in Grant County Wisconsin around Boscobel in Watterstown Township. Had children Francis M. Hicks, born 1855 in Wisconsin, Emma Jane Hicks, born 1857 in Wisconsin. Spouse Mary Jane LEE died circa 1900 in Lancaster, WI. Spouse Nancy SMITH died 1870 in Boscobel, WI. William F. HICKS was a veternary Surgeon for 25 years in Wisconsin, and was in the Civil War (Calvary). I do not know what became of William F. HICKS, or when he died. Any help appreciated by Thomas Green. (6/96)

I'm looking for all relatives to Mr. Emil Highstrom born April 7, 1882 in USA by parents who came from Sundsvall, Sweden. He died July 3, 1964 and I think he lived in New Richmond, Wisconsin. He had, as far as I know, eight children. Please contact Ulf J"rn,s of Gothenberg, Sweden, if you can provide help. (4/96)

See also: Platteter and Gotz surname queries.

I am looking for information on surnames which include HILGART, WUDI (Woody, Woodie), and KUNDINGER. In particular I am looking for people who may share the last names listed above. The families came from Eisenstein, Bavaria around 1882 and settled near Marshfield, Wisconsin. They eventually followed the Central Wisconsin Railroad north until a good many of them settled in Price County, east of Park Falls. If you share any of these names, or know anybody who does, please email me. I would like to do some European research and am trying to collect all the info that I can. Thank you in advance from Paul Weber. (3/96)

Would like to correspond with anyone descending from the HIND family that resided in Lafayette and Iowa Counties starting in the mid 1800's. Please contact Nancy Delphenich. (11/96)

Seeking to correspond with decendents of John and Mary Mackey HINES. John lived in Dane County, Wisconsin from about 1837 to 1867, and then moved to the Martin County, Minnesota area. Some of their children lived in Iowa, Minnesota, and Superior WI. Please direct any replies to Herb Huebner or visit the Huebner Genealogy Page. (2/97)

Joseph HOAGUE and wife Zilpha Day Hoague moved to near Monroe, Green Co., Wisconsin around 1850. Joseph was b. 1821 in Pittsburg, Coos Co. NH. and d. 1902 in Janesville, Rock Co., Wisconsin. Zilpha Day b. 1825 in New Hampshire and d. 1908 Janesville, Rock Co., Wis. Children were:

• Emma Achsa(h), b abt 1848 in NH m. Thomas Thurman Reynolds, poss. in WI
• Warren Leroy, b. 1849 NH m. 1874 to Abbie Merwin d. 1927 Beloit, Rock Co. WI
• Manson Isaac, b.1851 Monroe, Green, WI m. Edna Anna George d. 1930
• Charles Clinton, b 1854 Monroe, Green WI m. Mary A. Carrington d. 1919
• Eva Mae, b. abt 1859 Monroe, Green, WI m. Louis Ferdinand Stroeble
• Carrie Etta, b. 1863 m. ? Baker

Looking for information on Nels and/or Gertrude HOEGSTED. They may have immigrated to the Kenosha/Racine Counties area from Denmark during mid to late 19th century. Please contact Tim Gosselin with leads or information. (8/96)

Also see Dieckman surname query.

Looking for other descendents of Carl and Wilhemine HOFFMAN. Carl was b. Oct. 12, 1853 in Cartlow, Demmin, Germany. Died May 11, 1930 in Mondovi, Wisconsin. Married Wilhemine Hoffman on Feb 3, 1874 in Buffalo County, Wisconsin. Wilhemine HOFFMAN was b. April 26, 1853 in the Province of Pomern, Germany, died Feb. 23, 1929. They were the parents of 11 children, all born in Buffalo County. I have much info to share -- please contact Kay Phillips. (10/96)

I am looking for information on Amalia HOFFMANN who married Leonard HEIM at St. Matthias Catholic Church in Greenfield (now Milwaukee) Wisc. in April of 1854. She was born in Prussia about 1836 and came to the U.S. about 1844. She may have a sister Agnes. I can't find anything about her parents. She and Leonard had 10 children, 8 of them survived to adulthood. Any info will be greatly appreciated by Virginia McKenzie. (10/96)

I can't locate any information on my great grandfather, Oscar HOGAN. The family bible information (completed by his wife, Birdella Pfaff), says he was born in Trempeleau County on August 11, 1878, or maybe 1880. He had two brothers, Martin & Julius. He married Birdella Pfaff in Winona in 1902. Had 2 sons. County records have nothing on him and I don't know any other relatives. What can I do next? Please contact Colleen Sheffler with leads or information. (9/96)

I am searching for information about Walter HOGLE whom was attached to the 2nd Bn of the 8th Wisconsin during the Civil War. I would also like information about these Civil War units. Please contact Philip Hogle. (1/96)

Looking for the death date and place of burial for Myron HOLLIS. Last known time alive was in Janesville, Rock, Wisconsin in 1910 (he was listed in sister's obit). Myron was born in 1837, husband of Susan, father of Byron, b. 1867, and Clara, b. 1874. Any Hollis's will be welcomed by C. Nick Melhinch. (7/96)

See also Coulter surname query.

Looking for information on John A. HOLMES and wife Sarah Parker Holmes, later McDougall. They were living in Pratt, Bayfield County, Wisconsin during the 1905 state census. Please contact Tricia Thompson with information. (5/97)

George N. HOLMES, died 25 October 1901, buried at LaCrosse, Wisconsin. Wife Mary Ann Baxter died at LaCrosse 3 March 1926. Three children, all born in Wisconsin: Francis Grace, 1876 Blair, Trep Ct, Walter, Georgia. Francis Grace married Clarence R. OAKINS in 1895 at LaCrosse. George and wife lived in LaCrosse in 1900 (census). Please contact Mary Ann Dunham with information about this family. (3/96)

Three brothers, Michael, DeWitt, and Milton HOLTSAPPLE / HOLTZAPPLE / HOLSHOPPLE left Millerstown, PA in the 1870's and went to Wisconsin. Their mother's obituary of August 1892 says Michael lived in Monroe, Milton in Ellsworth, and DeWitt in Dakota, IL at the time. Michael reportedly moved to Ellsworth after the death of his wife, Rosina in 1905 and died 5 August 1919. I am specifically looking for Michael's grave and generally looking for any info on these men. Michael is my 4th great grandfather. Please contact Dennis Hultzapple with information. (1/98)

Henry HOPMAN, born in Velsen, Netherlands in 1840. Came to U.S. and settled in Turtle Lake, Wisconsin. Please direct any information to Anne Clark. (2/96)

"Captain" Joseph HOULE (Houel), born ? died 1879 in Kaukauna. Worked as voyageur, etc for John Lawe. Occupied land on South bank of the Fox River at Green Bay in 1818. Looking for his place of birth, parents, his marriage(s) and children's names. Please get in touch with John J. Peloquin with leads or information. (7/96)

Andrew John HOUWERS, lived in Sheboygan County, Wisconsin in the mid to late 1800's to early 1900's. He is buried in a cemetary between Kohler and Sheboygan Falls. Also seeking information on Raymon HOUWERS, my grandfather, who lived in Sheboygan Falls, died in 1956 at the age of 62. Please reply to William Houwers. (3/96)

Seeking information on the following families that moved to Walworth County circa 1857. Justus BARKER (1798-1878)=Rebecca VALENTINE, Erastus BARKER (b. 1815)=Perley HOSFORD (1816-1880), Julia Ann BARKER (1821-1870)=Albert Cyrus HOWE (1821-1906). Albert and Julia's son, Myron HOWE served in the Civil War from Wisconsin. These families were from Rutland Co., VT. Want to correspond with anyone researching these families. Am interested in determining if Albert's father Jacob HOWE traveled with the family and is buried in Walworth Co. Please contact Susan Howe with information. (9/96)

Looking to correspond with decendents of John (Johann) and Franciska Tomaszewska HUEBNER who emigrated to Milwaukee in 1883. Johann died in 1897, I don't know what happened to Francisca after he died. Their children were Emma (sometimes written as Eva) Huebner Jeske, John, Joseph, Frank, Alexander, and I think Herman. Please direct any replies to Herb Huebner or visit the Huebner Genealogy Page. (2/97)

Looking for information for Michael HUGHES and Mary Ann Reynolds HUGHES, 1910 in Alto and Fox Lake area. Children: Frank, b 1855 Town of Alto (wife Augusta Birkholz, b dec 2, 1865), John "Jack" b Jan 20, 1857 Town of Trenton, Dodge County (wives Phoebe Ann Judd Morris & Hulda Furman Brown) and Eugene b ? and wife Jenny. Children of Eugene and Jenny were Raymond, b 1887, Frank J. b 1888, Bert b 1895, John H. b 1898, Edward b 1900, Nellie E. b ? Please contact Kelly J. Haima with information. (7/96)

Seek information on family of August HUMMERNICK, who came to Wisconsin in 1903. He was born in Hammerstein, Kreis Schlochau, West Prussia in Dececember 1858. His father's name was Michael, and mother's name Henrietta Czarnowski. He married Amenia Schultz, who had previously been married to Carl Nimtz. She was born in Stegers. If you have more information on this family please contact Dolores Hartman. (6/96)

I am saerching for any information regarding Immanuel HUNN who was born in Darmstadt, Germany on May 13,1827. He migrated to the United States in 1852 with two brothers, Jacob & August. Immanuel went to Milwaukee and opened up the first tailoring shop employing sixteen people. Does anyone have any further information? Thank you in advance from Pam James. (11/96)

Looking for info on John HUNTER, b. abt 1826 in NY, m to Emma ?. They had 7 children born in both Illinois and Wisconsin. They moved back and forth from 1859 to 1879 between the two states. The oldest daughter Jennie HUNTER (b. Aug 1859) married Scott WELLMAN (b. 11-30-1853) in Baraboo, Sauk, Wisconsin on 2-22-1878. Please contact Patti Benjamin with information on this family. (12/96)

HURD- Niram, Dennis, and Eli, were brothers born in Sandgate, Vermont in very early 1800's. They moved to Beekmantown, New York then on through Chicago to Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin. Niram started the first paper, the Prairie du Chien Courier, and helped establish the Hoos House. Who was their father? There mother is listed as Hopeful HURD. (Could be Mindwell.) Thanks in advance from Johanna Yowell. (3/96)

Looking for information about Mary HURD, wife of Fred G. DAVIS. Mary was b 19 Jun 1866 in New Richmond, WI. She died (after 1913) in Clear Lake, Wisconsin. Children: Maude DAVIS, Vera DAVIS, and Evan DAVIS. She had 3 brothers: Chan, Noble, and Rob (Robert?). She was active in the Methodist Church in Clear Lake. Any further information about this family would be greatly appreciated by Linda Vogue. (8/96)

I am seeking information on William HUSK, son of Henry HUSK. They are in the Per 1850 Iowa County Wisconsin census page 423: Henry Husk age 30 farmer b. NY, wife Almira age 21 born OH, and William age 10 born Wisconsin. Any information from later records would be much appreciated by Linda Libician. (10/96)

Elmer HUTZEL, born 1882 in Wisconsin, married Margaret in 1913(?) and had four children: Edna, Frieda, Hulda, and Marie. Moved to Winnebago County, Illinois around 1915. Any help on the HUTZEL family would be greatly appreciated by Kathy Neal. (2/97)

Searching for HYSLOP families, Eau Claire, Wisconsin area, circa 1850-1900. Specifically: Albion HYSLOP, born in Eau Claire area, 1885? His father? Place of birth for father? Please contact Larry Hyslop with information or leads. (4/96)