shelleylee@aol.com or use alternate e-mailbox of slee@tfs.net". (1/96)
Nell
I am looking for information on the surnames NELL and GORSKI, from Milwaukee County, prior to 1900. Any information will be appreciated by Raymond C. Plumery. (8/96)
Nelson
See also: Nottestad surname query.
Edwin Rowland NELSON (1820 - 1906), was married twice, to (1) Augustine, and
(2) Maria SARGENT. Edwin R.NELSON had 3 children: Rowland (b. 1854), Myrttle, and James Warren (b.1857). Any info greatly appreciated by Michelle B. Nelson. (10/95)
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Searching for descendants of 2 NELSON immigrants to Superior, Wisconsin. Olaf Nelson, b 3 Nov 1860 in Sweden, died 11 Mar 1908 in Superior. Married Carrie Johnson. Carrie lived at 1401 Broadway St. in Superior at the time of her death on 17 Nov 1943. 4 sons: 1. Roy, b 16 Aug 1893--drowned 21 May 1904, 2. Olin b. 20 Sep 1895, 3. Chester, b 21 Oct 1897, died 1971 in Riverside, CA. 4. Elmer Theo, b. 12 Jan 1906, died 21 Apr 1939 in Milwaukee. Buried in Superior.
Peter L. NELSON, b. 1869 in Sweden. Immigrated to Superior in 1886. Lived at 127 W. 8th St. in Superior. 6 sons: 1. Peter Lloyd, Jr. b. 1897, 2. David L., b 1899, 3. John A. b. 1901, 4. Ronald C. b. 1903, 5. Loren W. b. 1908, 6. Carl Elmer, b. 1914. Peter Nelson's first wife, Christine, died in 1905. He next married Mary. Relatives in Sweden are searching for descendants! Please contact Darlene Norman if you can help. (8/96)
Nelson
I am looking for information about the Peter NELSON family who resided in Woodville, Wisconsin. When they came to America, their name was ASKHEIM but they changed it to NELSON. I would like to find their relatives in Norway who would have the last name of ASKHEIM. Please contact Carol J. Nelson. (8/96)
Netzhammer
Looking for any info on Francis Xavier NETZHAMMER, b. Jan 18, 1880 in Milwaukee. Married Jennie REDDING June 20, 1904. They divorced abt. 1918. He remarried, possibly more than once. He died in St. Louis, MO on Dec 30, 1946. Wife's name at that time was "Birdie". I would like to know something about his other wives and children. Any help would be greatly appreciated by Kay Phillips. (8/96)
Neu
I would like to trace my wife's maiden name. It is NEU and they are from Woodland, Wisconsin (near Hartford in Washington County). Please contact Greg Grande with information. (2/96)
Neuens
I'm looking for any additional information on Michael T. NEUENS, born in 1833, died in 1917 in Waubeka, Wisconsin. He was a married to Margaretha (?). She was born in Luxemburg, and was a resident of the Town of Fredonia (WI) for 60 years, at time of her death in 1924. They had five chidren: Joseph, Charles (m. Mary BENNING), Henry, Edward (m. Elizabeth SCHEIDER) and Martha. I believe Martha was never married. Please contact Sandra Neuens with information. (2/97)
Newton
Seeking information about Otis W. NEWTON, Jr. who served in Company F, 41st Wisconsin Voluntary Infantry. He was discharged September 23, 1864. He was born in Sardinia Township, Erie Co., NY on 13 JAN 1850 and moved with his father to Columbus sometime prior to his enlistment June 8, 1864. Thanks in advance for any information from Mary Ann Hanson. (7/96)
Nickerson
Looking for any information on Horace NICKERSON m. Sarah FISHER. I only have sketchy information. 1880 census records from Nebraska show both were born in New York. However at least 2 children were born in Wisconsin (place unknown). These being William (abt 1865) and Della (abt 1868). The family then moved to Nebraska as my ggrandfather, Jesse was born in York, Nebraska in 1871. Other possible siblings for Jesse include a John and Lucy (only possible). Am seeking any and all info for this family (both NICKERSON and FISHER surnames) in Wisconsin including census records, place of residence, other family
members, etc. Would also appreciate any ideas for resources to assist me. Thanks in advance from Nancy Corey. (11/96)
Nimz
Searching for information on the NIMZ family. Immigrated to central Wisconsin (Marathon County) sometime around the end of the nineteeth century. Trying to determine point of origin in Germany. Also, trying to find out the names of the father and grandfather of Walter NIMZ. Walter was born in Marathon County between 1910 and 1918. Please contact: Kerry Nimz. (6/96)
Nobis
My Grandfather Max Ludvig NOBIS was born in the Sacshen region of Germany on 18 Dec. 1853. He emigrated to the Wisconsin about 1868. His brother George NOBIS also have been in Wisconsin. He attained his (declared) U.S. citizenship on 17 Sept. 1880 in Lancaster, Grant Co., Wisconsin. It is believed he married Elizabeth WEIDEHESS in Wisconsin, possibly Grant County. It is believed that their first child was also born in Grant Co. They later moved to Mitchell, SD. This information is based upon Max's obituary after he died in Valley City, ND on 12 June 1940. I am looking for documented evidence of Max's application for citizenship Barnes County and also confiirmantion that he did get married in Barnes Co. or somewhere in Michigan. Any information will be greatly appreciated by Robert Nobis. (8/96)
Noble
Bryant Franklin NOBLE (b. Pittsfield, ME 11 Aug 1829, marr. 2 Oct 1853, Pittsfield, to Frances Adeline NICHOLS, d. 9 Jan 1921, Santa Clara Co. CA), "enrolled" 1 Dec 1862, as Private in Co. B, 11th Reg't, Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, discharged at Mobile AL, 4 Sep 1865. Resided Dane, Dunn County, Wisconsin, where 3rd, 4th & 5th children were possible born: Perley B. NOBLE, b. 14 Jul 1863 Charles H. NOBLE, b. 11 Dec 1867, and Edgar M. NOBLE, b. 10 Jun 1870. Family then removed to Clarion, IA area. Will exchange with anyone researching this family. Please contact Kay Pacheco. (5/96)
Nohelty
I am searching for info on the Patrick and Margaret NOHELTY family of Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. Patrick and his brothers, Martin and John, emigrated from Galway, Ireland in the 1840's, and settled in Walworth County. Patrick's children were Peter, John (my great-grandfather), James and William. John married Anne Jane O'NEIL and had 3 children: Walter (born 1897), Essie and Margaret. Walter was my grandfather, so any info of a historical nature re this original family would be appreciated by Jessie Davis. (10/96)
Nordstrom
In 1905 Alfred and Inga Amilia Beata NORDSTROM and children came to the US. Most of the family came to Minneapolis Mn., but 2 daughters stayed in Milwaukee. Their names were Nellie and Dagney. One of them married a man by the name of Joseph Rebar (I don't know the correct spelling). All contact was lost when the father died. I would like to hear from any one who might have knowledge of these families or the decendants. Please contact Kathy Anderson. (11/96)
Nottestad
Ole NOTTESTAD was born 5 Jul 1818 at Stange, Hedmarken, Norway and died 15 Jun 1904 at Westby, Vernon County, Wisconsin. I am a descendant of his daughter Josephine born 14 Dec 1872 in Westby, Wisconsin. I am looking for other brothers and sisters and their families. Also looking for information about Peter Tobis NELSON born 26 Oct 1871 at Mosjoen, Nordland, Norway who immigrated to Viroqua/Westby area and married Josephine Nottestad. Please contact James Enderle if you can supply any information. (3/96)
Oellerich
Seek any data re: "Jack" (John?) OELLERICH, born abt 1830, Germany. Parents Heinrich & Catharina OELERICH. Brother Claude Heinrich "Henry" OELLERICH (AKA John SCHROEDER). He m/1 1861, Mary E. Huff, Ottawa County, MI. M/2 Elizabeth Green, abt 1878, Milwaukee. Henry died 6 Jan 1888 in Milwaukee and was buried Calvary Cemetery. Whereabouts of brother Jack or any family he might have had, unknown by descendants. Anyone who knows what happened to Uncle Jack? Would GREATLY appreciate getting in touch with descendants of any folks related in any way to these folks! Many thanks in advance from Jamie Niekamp. (2/97)
O'Leary
Looking for O'LEARY family info from Reeseville and Lowell in Dodge County, Wisconsin from 1850 to ? Mary Griffin O'Leary Ryan died in Elba, Wisconsin in 1866. Where is/was Elba? Please contact Anne Hyatt with information. (4/97)
Olson
I'm looking for relatives to Andrew P. OLSON, born in Bollsbyn, Svanskog, Varmland, Sweden April 2, 1866. Lived in Chicago from 1888 to 1956 when he died. We believe he has or had relatives in Wisconsin. Please contact Ulf J"rn,s of Gothenburg, Sweden with any leads or information. (9/96)
Oppegard
Does anyone have any information on my grandfather's brother, a Haagen Fredriksen OPPEGAARD or OPPEGARD? He reportedly immigrated from Norway to Menomonie, Wisconsin (could have been
Menominee County) in 1889. He was married to a Birthe JENSDTR. Children included: Pernille Haagensdtr, born 03/27/1878. Fredrik Haagensen, born 11/22/1875. Hans Jorgen Haagensen, born 4/3/1880. And Molly who was born in America in 1883. Can anyone tell me anything about this family? Where the offspring are, or went? Please contact Martin D. Oppegard. (11/96)
Owen
My great great grandfather, James Ellis OWEN, was born in 1840 in Clinton, New York and moved to Dodgeville, Wisconsin soon after with his family. He served in the 31st Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry and was promoted to Regimental Quartermaster. He died in Pomona, California in 1914. I have quite a bit of information about him, but little about his brothers Pierce, David, John, and William, who are all said to have served in the Civil War. I know that John served in the 3rd Volunteer Infantry. What units did the others serve in? Please contact Carl Sperber with information. (3/96)
Packard
My great-grandfather was Willard PACKARD from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, born 1845. Served in the Civil War. Later moved to Wentworth, South Dakota and farmed. Any info regarding Packard from Wisconsin will be appreciated by Paul Kukuk. (4/96)
Pagel
I'm trying to find descendants of the siblings or cousins of August Johan PAGEL, born 23 Mar 1869 in Prussia (Pommerania? Mecklenburg?) died 22 Aug 1950 in Milwaukee Wisconsin. August married Helena HACKBARTH about 1896 in Prussia. They immigrated with their first three children (Fritz, Erich
and Elsie) in April 1901, settling in Milwaukee near Helena's parents and siblings. Last European residence: Hohendresdow. Prussian birth certificate shows Erich born in Kirchhagen, Pomern. Oral traditions: (1) August had an uncle in the Chicago area who owned a hardware store. (2) August's niece (Elsa?) lived
with the family during WWI. (3). All contact with the family in Germany ended in the 1920s. Any help will be greatly appreciated by Denise Pagel Moskovitz. (5/96)
Pallansch
I am looking for any information about John Peter PALLANSCH. He married Teresa Jane SCHAUBLE in Waubeka, Ozaukee Co., Wisconsin on May 1, 1879. He is listed as having been born in Belgium. When was he born? When did he come to this country? Was he naturalized? Any and all information will be appreciated by Jeanne Cunningham. Thank you. (1/96)
Pankonien
Looking for any PANKONIEN that lived in Wausau, Marathon County, Wisconsin, especially a John and Mary PANKONIEN. Thanks in advance for any help from Charlotte Zaleski. (4/97)
Patnoe
I am looking for my great-grandfather. All I have is that he was born in Wisconsin Feb. 2, 1865 or 1868. His name was Charles Henry PATNOE (Patnode). If anyone can give me some guidance on where to start I would appreciate it -- thanks in advance from Ginny Patnoe-Rizzi. (2/97)
Patterson
Looking for information about my great-grandmother Mary Adelia PATTERSON. She may have been born at Milton Junction, Wisconsin on 9 August 1856. She spent some time at Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin. She married William Richard GOODMAN and they had four children. Any information would be a great help to Betty Pearce. (12/97)
Paulley
Seeking descendents of Ira and Lavina (Nulf) Paulley. Lived in Black River Falls, Jackson County, Wisconsin in 1840s. Left PA with daughters Abina, Clarissa, and one other. Have lots of information on your Pennsylvania roots - please contact Sherry Jesberger. (1/97)
Payn(e)
Searching for information on Alonzo PAYN(E) and his ancestors and descendants. Alonzo was born in 1816 in Danri, Genesee Co., New York. He died in Berlin, Green Lake Co., Wisconsin. Alonzo married Mary Jane McCLINTOCK in Indiana; she died in Berlin, Green Lake Co. on Feb. 15, 1865. Alonzo may have remarried Achsah Stevens of Berlin. Alonzo had at least one son--Franklin Erastus PAYNE. Please contact Janet Baker with information or leads. (8/96)
Pazdernik
Marie (Mary) PAZDERNIK, born 14 Mar 1864 in Breznice, Cechy, Burborska, came to America in the early 1880's possibily to Racine, Wisconsin. Other family members may have also immigrated to Racine. She moved to Menominee, MI in mid 1880's and married Heinrich Schumacher 20 Sep 1886. Further information about this family will be greatly appreciated by Forrest Coleman. (7/96)
Pearce
I am looking for information about Ann Eliza Pearce (Parce) b. July 22, 1810, d. Nov. 16, 1852, Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin. She was the wife of Niram Hurd. Children were Judson and Anna. Who were Ann's parents? She was from Clinton County, Beekmantown, New York. Thank you in advance for information from Johanna Yowell. (9/96)
Pelland
I am interested in all Pelland and Pellant families, specifically those (Pellant) from Fond du Lac, Wisconsin and Wausau areas. Please get in touch with J. Richard Pelland. (7/96)
Pesek
I am researching the family of John PESEK (or Peshek) b. in Bohemia in 1848, immigrated to Wisconsin in 1854 and settled in the Oconto, Wisconsin area. He had a brother Frank who came over at the same time. I am looking for their parents and location in Bohemia from which they immigrated. John m. Anna TETAK in Menominee, Michigan in 1872 but lived in Oconto where he owned a sawmill. I am also interested in contacting other descendants to locate photos and other information of interest. Please contact Diane Stavenhagen Kadletz if you can help. (3/96)
Peter
Looking for any descendants of my PETER(S) family that moved to the Platteville, Wisconsin area in mid 19th century. Three PETER sisters married three THOMAS brothers. Particularly interseted in the descendants of John Marten PETER who died in Mifflin, Iowa County on 28 Jul 1894. Any help with be appreciated by David Holman. (10/96)
Peter
I have the surname of PETER(S) from the Township of Day, Marathon County, Wisconsin. Joseph PETER/S bought land there about 1900 with his wife Barbara MAYER. They had resided and were married in St. Nazianz, Manitowoc County, Wisconsin on May 1, 1900. Thanks in advance for any help from Charlotte Zaleski. (4/97)
Peters
Looking for information on ancestors of Orlo Edgar PETERS (4/29/1908 to 6/26/1955) and Una Elsie Edwards PETERS (8/6/1906 to 2/23/1977). Both buried in Sunset Ridge Cemetery, Kenosha, Wisconsin. Please contact Robert O. Peters with information. (7/96)
Peters
I am looking for information on Annie Mary PETERS, born 1855 in Germany and died 1905 in Wisconsin. She lived in the Dunbar, Beaver, DePere, Marinette and Pound areas of Wisconsin. She had a brother Earnest, and a sister Louisa. She was married 4 times. 1st husband Henry DEWITT. They had a son also named Henry. Husband 2 was Theodore ENGLES. He had been married before and had a son named Harry. They had 7 chlidren together. Matt 1884, Theodore Jr. ?, Kelly 1883, Jennie 1885 born in DePere, Minnie, Lillian, and Engles 1889. Husband 3 was (?) KING and they had 2 children, Edward 1892 and Mary 1894. Her last husband was John DIXON and they had a daughter Evelyn born in 1897. If anyone has any information on these people, Dale A. Miller would appreciate hearing from them. (3/97)
Peterson
PETERSON, Andreas b. ?? Norway, m. Sigrid SVENDSON, Andreas d. ?? Modena, Wisconsin. SVENDSON, Sigrid, b. 1 Apr 1858 at Aardal, Sogn, Norway, d. 14 Oct 1938 at Mondovi, Wisconsin. They also lived all of their years in Buffalo County, Wisconsin. Please contact Dale E. Ebersold with information. (2/96)
Peterson
I am searching for info on the families of Carl Johan PETERSON (b. 15 December, 1862, in Sweden) and his wife, Ida Charlotta ANDERSON (b. 22 July, 1865, also in Sweden, I think). They each moved from Sweden to Wisconsin in the early 1880's, were married in Wisconsin, then moved to Kewanee, Illinois, where he worked for a foundry until 1903. They then moved to Alabama. Any help will be greatly appreciated by Jim Ward. (10/96)
Peterson
Looking for any info on the following people: Thomas Edward PETERSON born in Bangor, S.D. in 1890. He was married (around 1910?) & the family settled in the Milwaukee, Wisconsin area. Their children were: Thomas, Janet, William, Barbara & Bruce who was killed in WW2, and Hugh. Thomas died in an old folks home in Milwaukee. Any information will be greatly appreciated by Dian Van Deuren. (1/98)
Peterson
Looking for any info on this family, especially Willard. Walter William PETERSON, born in Bangor, S.D. in 1888. In 1911, he moved to Centuria, Wisconsin to be postmaster, and there married Edna PFARR. They had 3 children; one died at birth. The other two were Chester Robt. & Willard. They were related to the McChesney family in Centuria. Edna died in 1934 in Centuria and was buried in Lutheran Cemetry. Walter & 2 boys lived with the McChesneys. Chester Robt. drowned in Bass Lake at 13 years of age in 1941. Walter died there in 1942. The family belonged to the Fristad Lutheran Church. Any information will be greatly appreciated by Dian Van Deuren. (1/98)
Phillips
Looking for parentage and birth info on Byron PHILLIPS, b. Dec. 20, 1859 in Wilmot, Kenosha Kounty, Wisconsin (?) According to the family Bible, he was born in 1860, but is found on 1860 census as six month old. Byron married Mary Jane Davie on Dec 24, 1884 in Buffalo County, Wisconsin. He died Dec 23, 1945 in Buffalo County. His father was Enoch PHILLIPS from PA, b.?, died early 1860 in Kenosha County? His mother was Sarah Ann (nee Solmon) b. abt. 1823 in England. Sarah Ann was married at least twice before she married Enoch PHILLIPS to men named Eaves and Thompson. Her son Henry Thompson was born abt 1856 in WI, so marriage to Enoch was prob. abt. 1859. Married John Lafferty <1870 in WI. Enoch PHILLIPS died when his son was only an infant. May have also been married before. Any info on this family would be appreciated by Kay Phillips. (7/96)
Phillips
E. PHILLIPS, Baptist clergyman. b. abt 1811 in PA. Listed in 1850 census in Village of Watertown, Jefferson County, Wisconsin. Looking for death date and place and names of wives. Contact Kay Phillips with information. (9/96)
Phillips
Searching for information on Leonidas PHILLIPS, lived in and around the Eau Claire, Menomonie and Chippewa Falls area during the late 1800's and early 1900's. Born in 1835 and died in 1917. Married Louisa RATHER from the Milwaukee area about 1860. Please contact Jim Englesby with information. (2/97)
Phillips
Benjamin PHILLIPS, b. 02 sep 1868(9), d. 1940 at Lynxville, Crawford Co.,Wisconsin. married Nora ALLEN dau of George W. & Anna (LEITNER) ALLEN. The 1914 Plat Book for Crawford County lists Benjamin PHILIP owning 40 acres in Section 33 - wf Nora & ch William, Lawrence & Genevieve. Years in county 45. Both Benjamin's listed above are one in the same person. Would like to find info on Benjamin's parents & other siblings. Bemjamin & Nora also had the following children: George, June & Mrtyle. Please contact Pam Phillips with information. (12/97)
Pilz
I am looking for any information on the PILZ surname. In particular, Wenzel PILZ b. May 23, 1854 in Bohemia and died Nov 12, 1892 in Manitowoc, Wisconsin. He was married to Francisca Koecher. They had 6 children. I'm looking for further info on Wenzel (parents, siblings, immigration) and his children. If you have this surname AT ALL in your researches, please email Susan Pilz. (2/97)
Piotrowski
Char Zaleski is looking for the PIOTROWSKI family from Town of Sharon, Portage County, Wisconsin. Family includes:
1st marrige: Frank and Catheine Gorenski PIOTROWSKI. Children were John, Paul, Anastasia, Francis, Martha, and Clemens. Clemens had a son Dennis and Eddie (who was mayor of Stevens Point from 1961-65) and a daughter Loretta.
2nd marriage: Frank and Catharina ?? PIOTROWSKI. Children were: Joe (who had children Ufemia and Gertrude), Laura, Julia, Jadwiga (Harriet in Polish), Angeline, Roman, Eddie, Dennis, and Leo.
Any information about these families would be appreciated, (4/96)
Piszczek
Look for descendants of Bartholomew PISZCZEK (b. Nov 1829) and Catherine (b. June 1831) married about 1866 in Blugowo, Posen. Wisconsin 1900 census indicates 4 children were born and 2 alive in 1900. Two sons, Nicholas and Peter, are in the 1890 Milwaukee, Wisconsin City Directory with their father. 1900 Census indicates Bart and Catherine arrived in 1875. Bartholomew's sister, Maryanna (c1830-c1870) married Michael PAPROCKI in Posen. Michael immigrated to Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1890. PAPROCKI and JENDRZEJCZAK cousins frequently lived at Piszczek home, 760 First Ave (now south 6th Street). Surname also spelled PIESCZEK. Contact Denise Pagel Moskovitz. (5/96)
Pitzner
PITZNER, Ernest Heinrich: want to determine when he came to US from Germany(?). He was in St. Louis, MO. for a while. Married Lizzie DAVIS there. Moved to La Crosse, Wisconsin in 1886 and opened tailor shop. They had some children born in Wisconsin and some in MO. Anyone with connection to PITZNER name, please contact Laurie Lane with information. (9/00)
Place
Rachel PLACE, daughter of Charles & Mary PLACE, married Darius WHITE 1866, Pepin County, Wis. They were still there in 1880, have not been able to find place of death for either of them. Their daughter Polly married (1) Samuel Cornwell and (2) Nathan Bennett. Please contact Carol Jeffries with information. (6/00)
Platteter
I am searching for information on Alois and Theresia PLATTETER who came to Wisconsin in approximately 1892. Theresia's maiden name was BEIL and she came from Markt Eisenstein, Bohemia (Boehmerwald region). The PLATTETERs lived in Park Falls, Price County, Wisconsin for several years until they moved to Waukesha, Waukesha County, Wisconsin. Theresa's older brother, Josef Beil, settled in Madison, Wisconsin where he raised his family. Theresa's younger sister, Monika, married Michael HILGARTand lived in Park Falls. I am a descendant of Michael and Monika Hilgart, and am very interested in finding other descendants of this family. Please contact Albert R. Hilgart if you can help. (3/96)
Pokrzywinski
My family immgrated to the Portage, Wisconsin area. Many of them went on from there
to Warsaw, North Dakota and another branch moved to the Milwaukee, Wisconsin area. Everyone with my surname is related to me. We are trying to locate any records on other POKRZYWINSKI's. Andrea G. Pokrzywinski can retrieve some more specifics on dates and places for interested researchers. (4/96)
Popelka
Looking for husband's relatives: POPELKA and VOIGT in Wisconsin. Thanks for the help! Please contact Carol B. (Coupal) Popelka. (3/96)
Post
Jacob POST, born about 1828, immigrated from the province Gelderland mun Harderwwk, Holland, to Fond du Lac, Wisconsin in 1867. In 1871 to Phillips Co. KS where he and his family lived in a soddy and broke out the prairie. I believe that he had a father or brother named Gerrit, as a Gerrit POST also immigrated from Holland at the same time. Several children were born in Wisconsin in those few years, one by the name of Jacob [perhaps] buried in a cemetery and have a marker. Jacob Sr.'s wife was Gerritje, born ca 1832 -- not sure of her maiden name but may have been MAYBOOR. I see there are a lot of Post's in Wisconsin, perhaps from the same family. Please contact Patricia Tennon if you can help with this search. (5/96)
Potter
I am looking for information regarding William POTTER, father of Arthur J. POTTER. William POTTER lived in Cambridge, Wisconsin around 1891 and then moved to Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin in 1913. I don't have a middle initial yet. William was married to Ellen KENNEDY. Thanks for providing this service and for any information I get. Please contact Kathryn Olance. (1/96)
Powell
Searching for information on David Bernard POWELL, born 30 March 1845 in St. Lawrence County, New York. Lived in Dodge County, Wisconsin in 1860 at time he entered the Civil War at Beaver Dam. His father's name was George POWELL. Would appreciate any information on this family. His pension papers showed he lived in Dodge County from 1865 to 1871 following the Civil War. Please contact Kaye Powell. (5/96)
Pridaski
I am interested in the surname PRIDASKI. It is apparently my great-grandparent's name. I have a baptismal record from St. Peters Church at Middle Ridge, Wisconsin dated Jan 8, 1940 but the subject was born Jan 9, 1875 and baptized on Jan 18, 1875. The family name was changed to PATASKA somewhere along the line. Also have some relatives named PRETASKY. I wonder if the St. Peters Church still stands and if the records go back that far. Can anyone help? Please contact Doris J. Roberts. (11/96)
Ptaschinski
Searching for any information on Valentine PTASCHINSKI (spelled various ways in various records). All I have on him is a probate record dated Feb. 1887 describing land he owned in the township of Westford, Dodge County, Wisconsin. This seems to indicate he died previous to this date. In a brief obituary for one of his children, Frank PTASCHINSKI (1865-1933), his mother was referred to as Mary Fox PTASCHINSKI. I'm not even sure if this means that FOX was her maiden surname. Frank and his wife Augusta are buried in St.Mary's cemetery in Beaver Dam, but the older grave sites are in disrepair, and have been unable to locate Valentine or Mary. Any help would be greatly appreciated by Bob Mittelstadt. (2/97)
Puariea
I am trying to research my great, great grandfather's participation in the Civil War. I believe that he was attached to a Wisconsin unit and he resided in Stevens Point, Wisconsin after the war. His name was Moses PUAIERA. Please contact Kevin Walczyk with leads or information. (7/96)
Puetz
I'm looking of info on Gertrude, Anna Elizabeth (b. 1822? d. abt 1870 in Brown Co.) and Francis J. PUETZ. They arrived in Wisconsin before 1848. Anna married Ludwig DEUSTER in 1848. They lived in the New Coeln, Milwaukee County area initially. Gertrude disappears from my view sometime after 1850, when they were recorded on the 1850 Racine County, Wisconsin census. I seek death information for Gertrude, and arrival information in the US and Wisconsin for all three, as well as where they came from. I am also seeking to contact any descendents of theirs. I am writing a history of the Deuster families of Wisconsin. Any and all information desired, I will gladly share any I have. Please contact Tyler Lembcke. (6/96)
Pugh
How do I get information on Native Americans (Chippewa) born 1898 in either Gays Mills, Soldiers Grove or somewhere in Wisconsin? Not sure if that information is correct. I have information that Clarence Alvan PUGH was born on a reservation January 22, 1898, son of Wilbur Eugene PUGH and Ethel (Bacon) PUGH. Wisconsin vital statistics do not record this birth, however. The only other information I have is he had a sister named Alma PUGH. Clarence married a woman named Vada Fittro (b. Iowa) and they had 5 daughters and one son. On July 9,1925 the day my mother, Dorothy Darline PUGH was born, he resided in 145-96-24- Killdeer, North Dakota at the age of 27. He came to Longview, Washington in 1940. By that time he had changed his name to Clarence A. WALKER, for reasons unknown to me. Clarence had another daughter named Irene Pugh whom was born on a reservation in Wisconsin around 1924. The Pugh family and possibly Bacon family are buried at Soldiers Grove. Clarence died January 22,1973 in Longview, Washington. Any help will be greatly appreciated by Dorothy Ross. (1/98)
Pytlik
I am trying to locate information about my grandparents, Anthony and Agnes (Olszewski) PYTLIK. They settled in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on Auer Avenue in 1903 or 1904. They came from Poznan, Poland with their first child, Joseph. They had nine more children that were all born and raised in Milwaukee. I am researching for a family tree and would also like any information about their children, especially Frank Pytlik who was born around 1917 and died at about two years old. Please contact James Mark Pytlik with information. (6/96)
Quigley
John QUIGLEY, b. 11 Jan 1841 in OH? enlisted in "I" Co, 20th Wisconsin in 1862. From 1864 to 1876, he lived in Wauxega, Crawford Co., Wisconsin. He married first Eva MILLER in 1880 (b. abt 1858, Wauxega) and then Sarah Mattie BURLINGAME in 1886, both in Dell Rapids, SD. I know John's father was born in Ireland, but no other clues about who his parents were, or what happened to them. Did he leave them to go to WI or did they move with him? Please contact Amelia Morrow with leads or information. (1/97)
Quinn
Looking for my great grandparents Patrick H. QUINN who married Etta P. POWERS 10 July1884 in Saukville, Wisconsin. Etta's father is listed as Alanson POWERS and Patrick's parents are listed as Michael & Mary QUINN. My grandfather Harley Alanson QUINN was born 11 Jan1887 in Fredonia, Wisconsin. If you have information to share please e-mail Sandy Carneiro. (2/97)
Quivey
I'm looking for a family by the name of QUIVEY who resided in Dane County, Wisconsin in the early 1800's. The father's name was Addison Milton QUIVEY, born in Meigs Co. Ohio, wife Teressa OLMSTEAD born Gennessee Co. NY and children: Daniel Quivey born 1830, Catherine Quivey born 1837, Illionis, William Quivey born 1842, Mary Ellen Quivey born Nov. 14, 1850 in Dane Co. Wisconsin, Manda Quivey born 1854 and Cassandra Quivey born 1857. They later moved to Auburn, Iowa. Addison may have had a brother by the name of William. Please contact Susan Goldie with any leads. (1/96)