HAMILTON Searching for information on Isaiah P. HAMILTON, known as I. P. HAMILTON. He was a doctor in Highland Township and listed in the 1850 and 1860 census. He married Elizabeth McCONNELL in Tiffin, Johnson County, IA prior to settling in WY. Looking for information on his children and if he died in Iowa County. He was born in New York, and settled in Johnson County, Iowa before moving to Iowa County, Wisconsin. Thanks for your help. Karen Stoll (Sep 1999)

HARRIS Seeking information on Elijah HARRIS who had a farm in Barreltown. I have a good deal of information on his wife, Caroline MITCHELL HARRIS, but almost nothing on Elijah himself. They had 5 children: my great-grandmother, Elizabeth Ann HARRIS ROGERS, Mary Jane HARRIS HOLAWAY; Malvina "Vina" HARRIS PILLING; Simon HARRIS, and Elijah HARRIS Jr. Any help on this family would be appreciated. David Toay Lowell. Postal address only - email us if you have information to share. (Sep 1999)

HAYS Martha Jane HAYS was my grandmother, born in Highland Township, Iowa County, Wisconsin, January 25, 1863. Her parents were Edward HAYS b.11/30/1815 ? and Elizabeth DOYLEB.4/30/1821 d. 7/28/1885. Edward HAYS went to the California goldrush and didn't return. I would appreciate any information on this. Marjorie Chapin (Jun 1999)

HUGHES Seeking information about William (M?) HARRIS who died at Mineral Point 9/22/1878 and his wife Jamina. She died at Mineral Point on 12/17/1881. They were the parents of Thomas Henry HARRIS who was born in Cornwall England and migrated with his parents to Mineral Point in the 1850's. This family is listed on the 1870 Iowa County Census. Thomas Henry HARRIS married Charlotte CORNELIOUS, daughter of Thomas CORNELIOUS. She was the last of one of the founding families of Mineral Point and was born on Shake Rag St. Thomas Henry and his wife Charlotte are buried at Graceland, but I do not know where their parents are buried. Any information is appreciated. Sue Hughes (Mar 1999)

HUGHES I am updating genealogy research. I am sure some descendants must still be alive in Iowa County. My maternal great-grandmother was Ellen HUGHES born March 31,1862--she married James MAY and lived in Madison, WI. Ellen's five siblings were: William HUGHES--b. abt 1853 in NY, married Elisabeth ?? and stayed in Iowa Co. WI. and had 4 children; Joseph, b. NY in abt 1855; Jane, born abt 1857 and died before 1870; Mary, born abt 1859 and died as older child?; and Hugh Henry HUGHES. Hugh maried Hannah JONES and they had four children: Leslie Earl HUGHES (1890--1912); ??; Clarice Hannah HUGHES --1896--1981(married C. Erwin TUST); & Robert William HUGHES 1900-1963. Hugh is buried in White Church Cemetery in Barneveld, Iowa Co., WI. Ellen's parents were Ellis HUGHES and Ellen ???? HUGHES who emigrated form Wales. Ellis was born about 1830 and died after 1870 and is buried in Jennietorn Cemetery in Jennieton, Iowa Co, WI. Ellen, born about 1832 died in the mid 1860's in Iowa Co. I have not located her grave. Only Joseph relocated from WI to Manitou Springs, El Paso County, CO by 1900. Joseph married Ardilla PRICE in Iowa County on 20 Mar 1886. They had four children: Lysle Hughes CREE, Clyde Price HUGHES, Norman McLeod HUGHES, and Gwendolyn HUGHES. Joseph, his wife and 4 children were all buried in Crystal Valley Cemetery in Manitou Springs, CO. If anyone has more information, especially about William HUGHES who remained in Iowa County with his wife, Elisabeth, please let me know. Pam Hays (Dec 1999)

IMHOFF I am looking for information on Mary IMHOFF HELMING MINTER. She was born in Highland, Wisconsin in 1855. Her parents were Garrett and Anna (FONFANCE) IMHOFF. Mary was one of four children-Anna, Garrett, and Henry. Mary married Thedore HELMING and had three children-John, Anne, and Elizabeth. After Thedore HELMING died, she married Albert MINTER and they had five children-Margaret, Theresa. Joseph, Ben, and Maymie. I shall be happy to share any information that I have. Thank you. Joanne Friesen (Dec 1999)

JOHNSON Michael JOHNSON owned land in Iowa CO. near Mineral Point about the year 1855-1858. He was a Norwegian immigrant who came about 1849. I would like to know if he was married, her name, and any other information pertinent to him. Thank you Dick Evenson (Mar 1999)

JONES James, and Silas. Would like to make contact with anyone with information on James JONES, who, along with Levi GILBERT, opened the 2nd mine near Centerville in late 1827 or early 1828. James JONES was also in Mineral Point in 1832, where he was the Captain of his own company during the Black Hawk War. James JONES was born in PA about 1800, married Polly Meadows, and later moved to Grant County, WI, where he spent the rest of his life as a miner. Silas JONES also was in Centerville in 1827/1828, and built the first smelter there. Was he any relation to James? Thanks. Gayel Knott (Sept 1999)

KENDALL I have been researching my four major family groups, ie, father's parents and mother's parents. The hardest ones to track down have been my father's mother's family. I understand they farmed in the Dodgeville area in the the latter half of the 19th century. Her father was Thomas KENDALL, her mother was Hattie (WOODBURY) KENDALL. The children's names were Shirley, Hortense, Adele (my grandmother), and Harry. This is all the information I have. Can you help? Regards, Christopher F. Jewett (Dec 1999)

KING I am researching the KING and HOGAN families. My grandfather, David KING, was born in Arena in 1894. His father, James Michael KING, was born in Helena in 1858. David's mother, Agnes HOGAN, was born in Arean in 1865. James' parents were John KING. Thank you for any help! Kathy Thoma (Jun 1999)

KNIGHT I am interested in any information I can obtain regarding the ancestors of Darius Knight, born March 15, 1806. He is my great-great grandfather. I can trace his life back to 1850 farming in the Clyde, WI area. If you have any information on him or the name of his parents, I would greatly appreciate hearing from you as I am trying to put together a family history for my family. Thank you. Kathy Vergin. Postal address only - email us if you have information to share. (Sep 1999)

LYNCH I am trying to find out information about my grandparent's Matthew and Clara (TONKIN) LYNCH who lived in Mineral Point, WI. They were married there on Oct. 28, 1900. My father Milton V. was born there on May 20, 1905. I want to find out where the LYNCH's origin was in Ireland, or any other names of related family. Thank you. Joanne Heinz (Sept 1999)

MALTER Looking for any MALTER and WALPORT families in Iowa County. Thanks for your help Pat Turner (Dec 1999)

MEADOWS Seeking any information on Polly (MEADOWS) JONES, b. about 1815/25, m. James JONES about 1835 (possibly in Mineral Point?), 2nd marriage to Richard H. PALMER in 1857 in Grant Co., WI. Polly's parents were J. and Sally MEADOWS. Could this J. MEADOWS have been the James MEADOWS who was born about 1793 in Washington Co., PA to John and Nancy MEADOWS? This James MEADOWS may have been a miner in the 1820s and 1830s; married (a 2nd marriage?) Elizabeth UBALDINE (widow) in Iowa County 7 March 1846, was a butcher in Mineral Point in 1850. Thanks for your help. Gayel Knott (Sept 1999)

MITCHELL My great grandmother was Elizabeth MITCHELL who married Jeremiah Rule. I have no information about her so I am seeking to find out when and where she was born and where and when she died, who her parents and siblings were, where and when she was married to Jeremiah, and any other information that would be helpful in my search. Thank you. Pat Bjerning (Sep 1999)

MOYLE Looking for information about William MOYLE who married Elizabeth RAPSON in Wisconsin in 1864 (in Cobb, I think). William and his father-in-law, William RAPSON, (all from Cornwall) owned a hotel in Cobb, Wis. in the1860s. Then the MOYLES moved to Chapin, Iowa. Any clues will beappreciated. Sylvia Meeker (Sep 1999)

NICHOLAS I'm looking for more information on Alexander Stephen and Salena (BURGE) NICHOLAS, possibly spelled NICHOLS, who married in Benton, Lafayette County 2 July, 1859. Alexander's parents, Isaac (b.abt. 1811 in England) and Sarah (STEPHENS) NICHOLAS (b. abt. 1798 in England) also were living there at census time in 1850 with their children Edward, Isaac Jr., Alexander, and James. Isaac married again Jane WILEY and had Simon, Sarah Jane, and Martha Emily. (However, some or all of them may have been Jane's) Alexander and Salena's children born in Benton Co. Wisconsin were Isaac J., William Alexander, Sarah E., Mary J., Alfred S. Myra E. and Samantha E.. Others were born in Nebraska. Isaac Sr. is said to have had a great deal to do with founding Cuba or Cuba City, Grant County, Wisconsin and they lived part of the time in Mineral Point of Iowa, Co. I have an 1848 land deed from Iowa Co. Wisconsis Territory for the SW quarter of the SE quarter of section 31 in Towship 2 N. of Range 1 E, for 40 acres. Thanks for any help. Nola (Nicholas) Deffenbaugh (Sept 1999)

NIEDERMEYER Looking for information and relatives of Sebastian Niedermeyer (also spelled Niedermeier) married to Anna Hauer, who lived in the Highland area. Their oldest daughter, Anna, was my great-grandmother. I was given an article from the Dodgeville Chronicle where the wedding of Anna and George LAMPE was listed in detail. From that I gather Anna had several siblings (maybe Lizzie, Charles, Frank) I have come across alot of Niedermeiers from other areas, but so far no connections. Sandra Everson (Dec 1999)

NOBLE Seeking information on Andrew Jackson NOBLE and his wife Lydia JONES. Andrew Jackson fought in the Civil War. He was born 1/29/1836 and died 3/15/1905. According to her death certificate, Lydia JONES NOBLE was the daughter of Jacob JONES and was born in PA on 12/9/1840. She died 10/8/1923. Andrew and Lydia are both buried at Union Cemetery. I think that cemetery is also called Willow Springs. Any information regarding this family is appreciated.Sue Hughes (Mar 1999)

NONDORF Looking for information on the family of Anthony NONDORF II-deceased in 1897 (walking home from church). He resided in Highland>Iowa Cty>WI. I would like any information on his parents, and other family members. Anthony married Gertrude (PIERICK) after his death Gertrude married Henry ALBRECHT also of Highland area. Their son Bernard NONDORF is my grandfather who passed away in 1971. Bernard married Elizabeth SCHAUF and resided in Clyde and Avoca. Any information on this family would be greatly appreciated. And will share information that I have. Kay O'Dea (Jun 1999)

OLNEY I am researching several families in Iowa and Lafayette counties, among them that of Washington OLNEY. I have a good deal of information on his descendants and am in contact with several of them who are also researching. We have found a William OLNEY living in Willow Springs, Lafayette County in the 1850 census, and don't know what, if any, connection there is between them. William was residing with a Smith family. Washington's son Joseph resided in Iowa County, was married to Sarah RUSKELLl, and had children Edward, Anna, Sadie, and Jessie. I would like to hear from anyone who is familiar with this family. I am also researching these names in Iowa and Lafayette counties: HAYS, HOWE, NOBLE, LIEURANCE. Joan Hersey Olsson (Mar 1999)

PAYNTER Looking for information on family of William Benjamine PAYNTER, born in Ishpeming or Negaunee Michigan. His father was William Ewin PAYNTER, who's father was Thomas J. PAYNTER of Mineral Point area who's father was William, of Cornwall England. William Benjamine is my wife's Grandfather. My wife's father was Walter William who had a brother Warren. They were raised in Bessemer Michigan. William Benj. was married to Louise Becker. All of these people lived in or around the Bessemer/Ironwood, Michigan, Hurley Wisconsin area. Any info will be appreciated.Dave Ruff (Jun 1999)

POLLARD My POLLARD line is William POLLARD born 1806 Cornwall. He married 1828 to Elizabeth INGRAM LUKE (married John LUKE 1823). William and Elizabeth had Elizabeth WICKS, William, MaryRODD, Belinda, Richard, ?John?. Tobias Luke chr 1827 was her son. Believe that Elizabeth was the daughter of Tobias LUKE and Elizabeth SAMOSON. Steven LUKE of Warren, Ill. is related to this line too. The above were all in Gwinear, Cornwall, England. My line is Elizabeth and Joseph WICKS. Elizabeth WICKS married in Iowa County; Mary and William RODD in Grant Co. Tobias and Amelia OATEY married in Grant Co. William married in Boone, Iowa to Charlotte PRITCHARD. I have a photo of Elizabeth Joseph WICKS with their family. Thanks Barbara (Mar 1999)

POLLARD William Trenary POLLARD was my great grandfather. His first wife, Mary Elizabeth RULE was my great grandmother. I am looking for information on his second wife, Mary Ann RULE. When and where was she born and where and when did she die? Who were her parents and siblings? Did she and William have any children? I am also interested in finding out about some of the children of William and Mary Elizabeth. I would like information on Isabel NOEL, wife of Joseph William POLLARD, Jenny N. NOEL, wife of Stephen J. POLLARD, and Sarah BOWEN, wife of John Frances POLLARD. Did Levi Wilber POLLARD have a wife? Interested in finding the descendants of the children of William and Mary Elizabeth. Thanks in advance for any help you can give.Pat Bjerning (Sep 1999)

POWERS I am looking for Melisssa POWERS, born February 1, 1854, Mineral Point, Wis. Her parents' names are W. POWERS and Sarah ???. She married George Watson CULVER on August 3, 1874 at Arena, Wis. Thank you Jane Ingram (Mar 1999)

QUIGLEY Seeking descendants and information on Margaret QUIGLEY (Mrs. Murtha MOORE) born in Pennsylvania c. 1844. Was residing in Highland, Wisconsin in 1893. Thank you. Harold Gallagher (Mar 1999) [Rev Jun 1999)

REGER Searching for information on Peter REGER (1803-1882) and his wife, Anna EISCHEN (1824-1890). Both were born in Luxembourg. Parents of 9 sons and long time residents of Linden, Wisconsin. Seeking formation regarding their place of birth, immigration date, route to Iowa County, and any other family information available. Will share any information I have. Thank you. John Freese (Sep 1999)

RICHARDS I am looking for information about Thomas RICHARDS, born 9 May 1813 in Gwinear, Cornwall, Eng. and came to Wisconsin some time after 1845. We believe that he died in Linden, WI on 28 September 1871. I would especially like to see his obituary to find out what other family members survived or predeceased him. I belive he may have married my gggrandaunt, Rebecca JOHNS MOYLE or perhaps it was his brother James who married Rebecca. Thomas came to the USA with his mother, Catherine TREDREA RICHARDS and she died in Linden 28 November 1860. At least four other siblings came with Thomas and his mother; Nicholas, John, Christopher, James and Samuel (all are said to have died in Linden). Perhaps others came too, but we don't have any record of where they died. Thanks for any help you can give - happy to share information I have about the MOYLE descendats if Rebecca married into this family. Sylvia Meeker (Sep 1999)

RICKEY James RICKEY was born in Bradford, PA on September 16, 1823 and was married to Lucy Van NORMAN in 1847. At sometime, they moved to Moscow, WI. I am specifically interested in James RICKEY'S parents and when they arrived in the U.S. Thank you.Richard Jacobson (Mar 1999)

ROBERTS I am searching for any information on the family of James Moses ROBERTS. He was Born in Orange County NY May 25 1845 to William and Mary ROBERTS. At some time the family moved to Dodgeville, WI and Willam died there is 1884, James moses had moved to South Dakota but returned to Dodgeville and died there 11 Jan 1894. His siblings were -William, b Wales 1838, who married Susan and had 6 known children -John H born about 1840 and married Sarah, had a furniture business in Kansas, died in Cripple Creek, CO , had one known child -George who married Emma and was a judge in SD had 3 known children -Israel who was born in Wisconsin, married Louisa and had one known child. Thank you for any information.Kate Andrews (Jun 1999)

ROGERS Hezehiak Dunham ROGERS born 23 Aug 1827, Bradford Co. PA; died 28 Dec 1906 Custer, SD; married 6 June 1857 Moscow, Iowa, Wis to Clarinda Ann HALE born 20 Feb 1837 Green County, Wis- 13 July 1908 Custer, SD. Co. A 46 Wis Inf. Children: John M. - 1859; Edward Eugene 1860; Arminda Adell 1861; Dora Elizabeth 1863; Laura Lucinda 1865; William L. 1867; Arthur S. 1870; Flora May 1873. Have information on a large part of this family. I don't know who his siblings are. Hezehiak Dunham ROGERS was the son of Dickenson/Dirkenson/Dickerson and Sallie. Thank you. Gary Cady (Mar 1999)

ROGERS My great-grandfather in Dodgeville was William ROGERS who, along with his father, built the ROGERS block. I have good information about him. His parents were Matthew ROGERS and Elizabeth Ann ROBERTS ROGERS. I have very little information on them beyond what is described in The Iowa County History of 1881 book. She was the daughter of Thomas and Ann RULE ROBERTS and the sister of Jane ROBERTS BENNETT and James ROBERTS. My grandmother called them Aunt Jane and Uncle Jimmy. James went to California and Montana at the same time as Matthew ROGERS. Since they were brothers-in-law, they probably traveled together. Possibly members of the ROBERTS of BENNETT family would have information about Matthew and Elizabeth Ann ROGERS. Thanks for your help. David Toay Lowell. (Sep 1999)

RULE William Trenary POLLARD born 18 April 1837 Cornwall, England (to Joseph POLLARD born 1802 (Peranzabuloe) - 13 Oct 1855 Hazel Green, Wis of sun stroke and married 24 Dec 1827 Perranzabuloe to Mary Ann TRENARY 2 Feb 1806 - 27 April 1876) married Mary E. RULE and Mary A. RULE. William d. 18 May 1924 Linden, Wis; married 1859 to Mary E. born 22 Dec 1840 Linden, died 20 une 1885. Children: Joseph, L.J., Frank, George, Levi, Mary E, Clara M, Steven. Mary's father was William RULE. Believe that Jospeh is an "uncle". Thank you. Barbara (Mar 1999)

RULE Jeremiah RULE was my great grandfather. He married Elizabeth Mitchell and had the following children: Joseph Henry Rule (my grandfather), Walter R. Rule, Wilber Rule, Minnie Rule, Jasper Rule, Howard D. Rule, Mary Rule, Garfield Rule, and Mabel Rule. I am very interested in finding out Jeremiah's children, their spouses, children, and any other information that might be of interest to me. Thank you in advance for your help. Pat Bjerning (Sept 1999)

SCHAEFER I'm looking for info. on Edward C. SCHAEFER, born 1881, in Iowa County, Wisconsin. His parents were Thomas SCHAEFER (1847-1927) and Josephine KUMHERA/COMERA (1847-1910). Thomas & Josephine were married in 1869...That's all I know about them... other than they had the following children: Mary Anna, John Albert, Thomas Joseph, Rosa/Rose Barbera, Joseph Conrad, Anna M., George Steven, Ella Nora, and Edward C. (my grandfather); and that Josephine was buried in a cemetery named something like, Museud? Edward C. SCHAEFER (1881 - 1956) married Tessie Eve TURNMIRE (1883- 1940 - from Richland Co., WI) in 1903. Both of them are buried in Tavera Cemetery. I have facts about their children, but not much on Edward's parents, grandparents, siblings, etc. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks. Teresa M. Schaefer (Dec 1999)

SKINNER Looking for William SKINNER and Adeline MILLER married in Dodgeville Wi. on Febuary 1 1852. They have a daughter Lydia b. March 28 1859 in Adamsville WI. She married William BARRITT on April 17 1884, but I do not know where they were married. I would like to know who William SKINNER's parents were and if Lydia had any siblings. I would also like to know who Adeline's parents were. Thanks so much. Lori Hanson (Sep 1999)

SMITH Looking for info on g grandparents Florus Henderson SMITH and Sarah JaneGIBSON. Married in Dodgeville 11 March 1879. Florus' parents were from Ohio? and Sarah was born in Dodgeville. Father's name may have been Frank SIMMONS and she used stepfather's last name. Had several childrenin WI before moving to Iowa ca 1895. Thank you Michelle McKinnon (Sep 1999)

SOUTHWICK Looking for any information on the family of the David SOUTHWICK who appears on the Iowa County 1840 census. It is a large family with 7 males and 2 females. Thank you for any help. Mike Moore
(Mar 1999)

SPENCER Looking for any information on the family of the Hiram SPENCER who appears on the Iowa County 1840 census. Hiram died around 1843 after some sort of accident. His wife, Henrietta, later married George RENWICK and they moved to Illinois. Thank you for any help. Mike Moore (Mar 1999)

SULLIVAN Looking for information re: the family of John and Ann SULLIVAN of Highland, Wisconsn. They lived in Highland from about 1850 until about 1890 and had the following children: Mary A, Floren, Margaret, John Jr, Patrick, Edward, and Catherine. John was a blacksmith in Highland according to the 1870 census. Thank you. Ken Sullivan (Sep 1999)

TEMBY I am looking for any and all data on the TEMBY side of my family tree. My GG Grandfather, Richard TEMBY, was born in April of 1831 in Camborne, Cornwall of the U.K. and reportedly immigrated to the U.S. circa 1859 eventually settling in Dodgeville, Wisconsin. I would sincerely appreciate any information you may have for me or any connections/links which can be made. Thanks in advance! I look forward to hearing from
you. God Bless, Jim Temby (Dec 1999)

TOAY My maternal grandfather was Curtis TOAY of Mineral Point. I have considerable information about him. However, I would like information about the families of his 2 brothers, Will and Corliss TOAY. Corliss' only daughter was Marian TOAY CASEWELL of Des Moines, IA. Curtis' parents were Sam TOAY and Eliza JACKA TOAY. I have almost no information about Sam. Eliza was the 10th child of William JACKA Sr and Margaret JACKA. Possibly, descendants of some of her siblings might have information about her and her family. Thanks for your help. David Toay Lowell (Sep 1999)

TREGLOWN My grandfather, William Garfield TREGLOWN was born in Linden, Wisconsin, in the late 1880's. I am trying to find out his father's first name (middle would help) as there are so many TREGLOWNs listed as having lived in Linden during the mining boom. Is anyone with more genealogy experience related to or know anything about the TREGLOWNs who once lived there? My grandfather moved to Butte, Montana, as a young man. My 90 year old aunt thinks his father is also buried in Butte, but, rather mysteriously to me, none of the three living grandchildren know his first name. (He died before they were born.) Thanks. Gay Knutson
PS-Is there an old cemetery in Linden that has many Cornishmen buried in it? (Dec 1999)

VAN NORMAN I am interested in the Van NORMAN family from Moscow Township. I have researched Jacob Frank Van NORMAN, Sr. (b. 1794). He was my great great great grandfather. Thank you. Richard Jacobson (Jun 1999)

WALL I am researching my husband's paternal ancestors, Owen (born in Ireland 5/1/1836) and Annastasia (EGAN) WALL. Owen came to Boston from Ireland sometime between 1836 and 1868. They were married in Highland WI on Feb. 25, 1868 and had 14 children. Owen died in Highland on Dec. 6, 1928. Anna died in Highland on May 6, 1928. They are both buried in the St. Phillip's parish cemetery. Please let me know where I can find information on either or both of these people. Thank you Jan Wall
(Sep 1999)

WALPORT Looking for any MALTER and WALPORT families in Iowa County. Thanks for your help Pat Turner (Dec 1999)

WEIER Looking for information on John W. WEIER married Elizabeth LEY married in November 1868. His son Robert Peter WEIER is my grandfather, Robert Peter married Alice Marie EDAM in Pine Nob>Iowa Cty>WI. Any information on this family would be greatly appreciated. I will share any information I have. Kay O'Dea (Jun 1999)

WICKS My line to Sampson: Bertram E WICKS
John Jewel WICKS
John Pollard WICKS
Elizabeth POLLARD
William POLLARD and Elizabeth INGRAM LUKE
Tobias INGRAM and Elizabeth SAMPSON married 13 March 1796 Gwinear Cornwall, England. Their children: John, 1797 (married ? Mary OATEY?); Elizabeth 1799 (married John LUKE, Wm POLLARD); Anne 1802 ( married Peter OATEY?); Mary 1803; Tobias (married Mary HAND?); Christopher 1810 (married Ann NOBLE?). All births, marriages in Gwinear, Cornwall, England. I couldn't match Elizabeth to a family in Gwinear, very few records. Wonder if she came from perhaps, German? Barbara (Mar 1999)

WOOD My g-grandfather, Anderson H. WOOD, enlisted in the Civil War from Highland, Iowa County, WI, on Aug. 21, 1862. He also owned 40 acres of land acquired in 1858. Looking for any information on this family. What I have: Anderson WOOD (son of Isaac and Keziah MEADOWS) married Mary CONROY (daughter of John and Katherine from Ireland) in Highland on March 20, 1853. Thanks! Ellen Mueller (Mar1999)

WOOLDRIDGE I am searching for the family of Thomas J. WOOLDRIDGE born in Iowa County, WI in May of 1862. He died in Mitchell Co., Iowa in July of 1926. He had sisters and brothers still living by the names John, Elmer, Sarah HAROP, and Carrie DENSMORE and his nephews Lester and Earl HAROP of Arena, WI. All of this info is from his obit. His parents were _____ WOOLBRIDGE born in England from Thomas' census records. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you. Terry Stewart (Dec 1999)

YAPP I am looking for information about the GOODLAD family and YAPP family . They settled in Iowa county about the year 1837-1840. GOODLAD origin was Stavely England. Also looking for family members named GOODLAD od YAPP. Warren A. Goodlad (Dec 1999)

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