Wright - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

HUNST obituary?

2ndEngineers — 2009-11-13 03:35:37Z

Catherine (Katie) HUNST died in January 1965; perhaps at Belmond. Suggestions or assistance in locating her obituary would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Re: birth certificate for William Rice

LauriceJohnson — 2009-11-09 17:22:23Z

1853 is a little early for that kind of record in Iowa. If you are trying to prove descent, your best bet may be the 1860-1900 census, the 1925 Iowa census (parents names were given) if he was still in Iowa in 1925, land records and/or estates/will records for his father and/or mother. You might try usgenweb.com for Iowa and Wright County, but I don't think the birth records go back that far.
Good Luck
Laurice Johnson

Re: Keough Surname

ole2lena79 — 2009-10-31 18:17:10Z

DOB for Rose Marie is incorrect -- should be 2-5-1935. Date of death, September 19, 1971. Don't have other family info at my fingertips.

birth certificate for William Rice

tyreean — 2009-10-02 01:58:18Z

I am looking for the birth certificate of William Rice, I think he was born in April, 1853.

Does anyone know of anyplace to look online for birth certificates in Iowa?

Thanks in advance for any help.

John

Isabella Hoag

anitalarry1 — 2009-09-06 19:10:20Z

Isabella Hall Hoag is said to have died Aug. 1891. She was living in Vernon Twp., Wright Co., in the census' of 1870, 1880 and 1885. She was married to William Hoag.
Would someone have cemetery records that would indicate where she is buried?

Re: Elna K.Johnsson

Looners221 — 2009-08-31 23:05:07Z

My grandmother who was born 7/29/20 in Eagle Grove, Iowa was given up for adoption at the Iowa Child Home of Des Moines. She was born Marian Eleanore Johnson. I am trying to find her birth family. If you have any information, please notify me. Thank you. Ronda (Holman) Loon. Looners22@aol.com

Re: Your Thomas L. TITUS research

marigoldcastle — 2009-08-13 06:44:23Z

I can't tell you how much I appreciate your kindness is doing that research. I do have the census info for Thomas Titus from 1850 down to 1895 (he dided in 1898). Also his marriage record to Sarah Beatty Cooper (who, yes, as you suspected, had been married before and had two Cooper children). I have an obit for Elmore Titus, as well as an obit for Lucetta Titus, both children of Thomas Titus. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to locate a death record or obit for Thomas Titus (his gravestone transcription records only his name and birth and death dates - and the latter was incorrectly transcribed by the WPA). None of the records found so far give any clues to Thomas' birthplace in PA, or his parentage.

However, you did find a potential clue in William Titus and Harlan. Thank you so much. I will do some digging and see what I can come up with on William and Harlan.

Your Thomas L. TITUS research

metaphor — 2009-08-13 03:50:08Z

marigoldcastle, have you already gone back to the 1860 and 1850 censuses to try to locate TL Titus and wife Sarah, based on age and birthplace?

I've found a very good match in the 1860 census, IL, Whiteside County, Clyde Township, page 1.

Family 453
Titus F L 45 abt 1815 Male Pennsylvania
Titus Sarah 43 abt 1817 Female Pennsylvania
Titus George 24 abt 1836 Male Ohio
Cooper Sarah 22 abt 1838 Female Ohio
Titus Luretta 17 abt 1843 Female Ohio
Titus Elmore 15 abt 1845 Male Ohio
Titus Robin 12 abt 1848 Male
Titus Artensa 10 abt 1850 Female Ohio
Titus Alice 3 abt 1857 Female Illinois

In 1850, this family was in OH, Morrow County, Franklin Township:

Family 1911
Thomas L. TITUS, 35, Carpenter, 900, PA
Sarah, 33, PA
George O. COOPER, 14, OH
Sarah L. COOPER, 12, OH
Luzetta TITUS, 7, OH
Elmore Y. TITUS, 6, OH
Rollin/Robbin B. TITUS, 2, OH

It appears that George and Sarah "Jr." may be children of Sarah by a previous marriage to someone named COOPER.

Note that the 1850 census indexing at ancestry gives this family's surname as PETERS, but on the census page it is clearly TITUS.

Searching the index for the surname TITUS in Morrow County, OH, in 1850, there is a 75-year-old William TITUS who was born in Pennsylvania (c1775), and a 32-year-old Harlan D. TITUS, also born in Pennsylvania--of the right age to be a brother to Thomas L.

Elmore TITUS is buried in Iowa and served in the Civil War; perhaps his pension papers would provide some leads as to his father's birthplace. (Co. E, 46th Illinois Infantry. Filed as an invalid c1890 from OK; widow filing 1922 from Iowa.)

TITUS Elmore Y. 07 Jun 1843 02 Mar 1922 Conrad Conrad Grundy GAR Marker

Do you already have a death record for Thomas? It might indicate his birthplace and parents' names.

Re: BEACH of Dows

DebraBartholomew45 — 2009-08-12 23:11:53Z

I know it's been a long time but I just got onto this family today -- it's a convoluted connection with my family. Milo Beach's wife, Dora, was the 2nd wife to my mother's great-uncle. I have pieced a bit together. If you are still interested, I would be happy to correspond.

Thomas (T.L.) Titus

marigoldcastle — 2009-08-06 22:23:45Z

I'm searching for an obituary, or other information, on Thomas L. Titus. He was probably living in Lincoln Township, Wright County, Iowa at the time of his death. He is listed in the 1895 Iowa state census for Lincoln Township as Thomas Tittus, age 81, with second wife, Jane, daughter, Elsie, son George, and Alfred McCarty (probably his stepson). Thomas and first wife, Sarah, lived in Grundy County Iowa during the 1870's. He was buried in Grundy. Thomas was born in PA circa 1814. Thomas is a brick wall and I'm hoping to find more detailed information as to his birthplace, siblings or parents.

1906 obit needed

davidtrichardson — 2009-07-07 14:38:56Z

I am looking to obtain an obit for my g-g-grandmother who died in Belmond sometime in February 1906. I know she is buried in City Cemetery. Her name was Lura Frances Byers. She was born in 1850 and her husband was John Paul Byers.

Any help would be great.

Schutt families in Woolstock area

LauriceJohnson — 2009-04-16 21:12:41Z

I am looking for descendants of Christian T Schutt and his wife Mary who lived in this area 1880-1925. Christian T Schutt b 1843 in Germany d 1925 immigrated in 1865 with his father, step mother and several siblings. After 1870 he moved to Illinois where he married Mary Joerms and started a family. By 1880 the were in Iowa, Wright and Hamilton Counties.
I believe Christian T Schutt is brother to my ancestor Johan Christoph Schutt. I have lots of information to share if I can verify the relationship. Christian T and Mary had several children, some of whom stayed in the area for many years. Hope some of their descendants are still in the area.
Laurice Johnson
Menifee, CA

Re: JONES, Elmer F. & Cora A.

debforsyth — 2009-04-14 00:12:38Z

Hi Keri,

I am trying to reach you about an old inquiry that you posted on an Ontario genealogical board. Would you pls send me your email or answer back.

Thanks

John & Mary (Farmer) Rowen Family of Rowan, IA

dstielow — 2009-03-23 02:15:40Z

I am hoping to get in contact with descendants of the John E. Rowen family of Rowan, Wright Co., IA. John E. Rowan was born in 1837 in CT and married Mary Jane Farmer in 1872 in Wright Co., IA. Mary Jane Farmer was born in 1848, daughter of George W. & Sarah A. (Foster) Farmer. John & Mary Rowen had issue: John, Margaret, Josephine & Winnifred. Thanks!

Wright County Baseball History

pwgortonmb1 — 2008-12-19 20:36:27Z

My name is Pete Gorton and I am leading an effort to shed a past due light on a great American baseball player. John Donaldson was known in the early Twentieth Century as the “Greatest Colored Pitcher In The World.” We have been tracking his playing career for several years and more information is available at:

www.johndonaldson.bravehost.com

We are looking for a very specific instance when Donaldson played in Wright county. We have a reference that mentions Donaldson playing in Goldfield, Iowa.
On September 6, 1916, Donaldson and the All Nations crossed bats with the Goldfield, Iowa. We would like someone to check the local Goldfield newspaper if one exists.
Donaldson traveled throughout the Upper Midwest during his near 40 year playing career. Some say he would have been the best pitcher in the Major Leagues in his prime of 1910 to 1917.
Any help you could give would be greatly appreciated.
If you are interested in the Donaldson effort, we can send you some background on Donaldson’s many exploits in other parts of Iowa.

Re: HAUGLAND / HOUGLAND, Jens and Kristi

magnar391 — 2008-10-18 20:13:38Z

Hi, Jens Kristofferson Haugland was the only son of Anna Andersdtr. Haugland's 2nd. marriage to Kristoffer Kristofferson Rød. Jens's wife Kristi Arnesdtr. Ask was daughter of Arne Halvardson Ask and Anna Johannesdtr. Døssland. Jens and Kristi lived at the sub farm "Gravene" Haugland, migrated to US in 1878 with one son Kristoffer. Arne Jenson and Anna Martha Jensdtr. migrated 1879 and Anna in 1881, (children). Most of this info are taken from the books Kvinnherad 2 and 3. Magnar.

Re: Dows Newspapers

jokar33 — 2008-10-09 03:24:34Z

check with Gloria Stover at the Dows Library

Re: BEACH of Dows

jokar33 — 2008-10-09 02:55:14Z

There was a family of Beaches living Northwest of Dows, but they moved years ago. They had two daughters, one was Patricia but I can't remember the other girl.

HAUGLAND / HOUGLAND, Jens and Kristi

mhougland2 — 2008-09-27 03:14:04Z

HAUGLAND, Jens and Kristi [Christi].

Seeking ancestors and descendants of Jens Kristofferson HAUGLAND b. 28 Apr 1823, Kvinnherad, Hordaland, NO; d. 19 Oct 1891 Goldfield, Wright Co. IA, USA; m. on 9 Jul 1850 Parish Church, Kvinnherad to Kristi Arnesdatter ASK, b. 4 May 1825, Kvinnherad, Hordaland NO; emigrated to US in 1878. They were charter members of the Lake Evangelical Lutheran Church.

Re: The Parents of William L.Wright

LIZCARLILE — 2008-08-12 19:34:47Z

Hello,
Lucy Wright was my ggrandmother, I have some info on Lucy
and Charity Benbow Wright, but would be interested in
sharing info. Thanks
email me at liz76@att.net

Re: some info about Charles & Pauline Cramer family

RFolkvord — 2008-07-14 13:15:19Z

Thank you for this interesting information.

I see that Pauline Cramer (Mrs. Charles Cramer) was still living in 1957, at the age of 82.

some info about Charles & Pauline Cramer family

metaphor — 2008-07-09 20:28:36Z

I'm not related, but looked at a few of my resources in response to your query.

According to the 1910 census, Mable was born about 1902-1903 in Iowa.

I don't find Wallace CRAMER died 2004 in the Social Security Death Index, but did find this news item about his marriage:

Waterloo Daily Courier | Waterloo, Iowa | Wednesday, September 22, 1937 | Page 16

Hampton, Ia.--Miss Marion Lucile ROHN, Sheffield, and Wallace CRAMER, Belmond, were married Sunday at German Lutheran church, Sheffield. The service was read by Rev. L.W. Reuther, pastor. Attending the couple were Miss Lucille CRAMER, Belmond, and Wilfred ROHN, Sheffield. The bride was given in marriage by her father, Fred ROHN, Sheffield.

Ushers at the wedding were Miss Isabelle BROWER, Miss Betty ATKINSON and Miss Leischen WESTENBERGER, all of Sheffield. A wedding dinner was served at the home of the bride's parents, following the ceremony.

After a wedding trip to Wisconsin the couple will live in Belmond.

Wallace enlisted for service in WWII:
Enlistment Date: 20 Jan 1943
Enlistment State: Iowa
Enlistment City: Camp Dodge Herrold

Wright County Monitor, The | Clarion, Iowa | Monday, August 26, 1957 | Page 6

Observe 20th Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cramer entertained at a dinner on Sunday, Septembre [sic] 22 in observance of their 20th wedding anniversary. Besides their mother, Mrs. Charles Cramer and Frieda and Lucille of Belmond, guests were present from Rockwell, Swaledale, Sheffield, Mason City and Des Moines.

Charles and Pauline Cramer, Wright County

RFolkvord — 2008-06-19 12:41:15Z

I´m searching for information on Charles Cramer and his wife Pauline Cramer (Christopherson).

Charles was born ab.1872 and Pauline in 1875. She came to Iowa from Norway in 1900.

In about 1915 Charles and Pauline moved from Franklin County to Belmond, Wright Co.
Their children were Pearl, Mabel, Freda (1904-1999), Anna (1909-2002), Nellie (1913-2002), Wallace (1915-2004), Lucille (1918-2006).

Is there anyone who has information about this family ?

Re: Looking for Earl William Snow, Eagle Grove IA

jamessnowjr20021 — 2008-06-18 00:11:47Z

Yes, that is exactl what I was looking for. Earl was the son of my gr gr grandfather Snow's brother.

Re: Looking for Earl William Snow, Eagle Grove IA

SarahLittle29 — 2008-06-17 15:51:47Z

Earl died on May 1, 1935 in Eagle Grove. I have posted his obituary and news item on the Wright County Iowa genweb board. Hope this helps

http://iagenweb.org/boards/wright/queries/index.cgi?read=195...

Looking for Earl William Snow, Eagle Grove IA

jamessnowjr2002 — 2008-06-04 05:37:59Z

I have an obit for EDWIN J. SNOW, who died in Menlo IA in 1917. The obit names a son, EARL WILLIAM SNOW, living in Eagle Grove IA at the time of his father's death. Any information on Earl William Snow will be deeply appreciated!

Hinton, Mantle, Kelling, Greenwalt, Agard, Pollack, Skinner surnames from late 1800's

dmccrea61 — 2008-04-25 04:43:22Z

I have the above surnames in my tree from Wright Co., Iowa from the late 1800's. Anyone out there with information on members of these families both before and after 1900?

Re: Wright Co., Iowa

dmccrea61 — 2008-04-25 04:37:27Z

I understand you have access to books or archives of the history of Wright County, IA. I have the following ancestors from that area from the late 1800's: Hinton, Mantle, Kelling, Greenwalt, Agard, Pollack, Skinner. What is it that you have access to?

Re: PEETOOM / RUE

ubermike67 — 2008-04-23 21:16:23Z

Dear sir or mam.
I know this is a long shot givin the time that has passed since you posted on the message bord but conrad peetoom is my grandfathers grandfather. if you are still active in this search please feel free tp contact me at ubermike67@yahoo.com

Woolstock High School Class Photo

mikuseki — 2008-03-18 22:27:10Z

I believe this is the Junior Class of 1938

Re: Carrie Wauchope of Clarion Twp. circa 1918

awauchope1981 — 2008-02-27 18:30:09Z

Carrie Mable Brooks was born March 18, 1878 in Farmridge, La Salle, Illinois. She dies in February of 1954 in Elgin, Illinois.

Re: Carrie Wauchope of Clarion Twp. circa 1918

bbahler — 2008-02-27 13:43:42Z

Do you know the exact dates of birth and death for Carrie Mabel (Brooks) Wauchope?

Re: Carrie Wauchope of Clarion Twp. circa 1918

awauchope1981 — 2008-02-27 04:16:41Z

Carrie and Mable are indeed the same person. Carrie Mabel (Brooks) Wauchope moved with her family to Elgin after the death of her husband, and father of the 4 children, Harvey Clayton Wauchope in 1921. Also, Nellie is not listed in the 1930 census. She is in fact Irene (Wauchope) Strahl. Just in case of confusion my grandfather Robert Harold, the youngest of Harvey and Carrie's children, married Irene Lamprecht. Thus you will find two different Irene Wauchope's, Roberts sister and his wife. Furthermore. Irene (Wauchope) Strahl married Harold Strahl, who was the brother of Roy Wauchope's first wife Hazel (Strahl) Wauchope.

Re: Carrie Wauchope of Clarion Twp. circa 1918

metaphor — 2008-02-27 03:28:20Z

bbahler wrote, "Seeking info on the fate of Mrs. Carrie Wauchope, wife of Harvey Wauchope and last known to be living in 1918 in Clarion Twp., Wright Co. IA. They were the parents of sons Roy and Clyde and daughter Nellie. ..."

bbahler, I wonder whether you have already considered the possibility that Carrie BROOKS Wauchope (enumerated with Harvey and children Roy, Clyde and Nellie in 1910 (IL, LaSalleCounty, Farm Ridge, ED 99) might be enumerated as Mabel Wauchope with children Roy, Cylide [sic], Nellie, Irene and Robert, and Roy's wife Hazel, in 1930 (IL, KaneCounty, Elgin, ED 64; 320 Raymond Street).

Carrie and Mabel's birthplaces are both listed as IL, both list NY as father's birthplace, and both list OH as mother's birthplace.

Re: Keough Surname

mikuseki — 2008-02-20 20:48:37Z

Peter Keough: b. 1817 nothing else on him.
son: John Keough, b. 1850 married: Mary Forge
J&M's son: Peter Keough, no dates

Peter married Lucy Lewis on 25/10/1888 at Woolstock, IA. Lucy died 1894.

Peter married Alice Lewis, Lucy's sister, on 22/9/1897 at Goldfield, IA.
daughter: Ella, b. 14/7/1898 d. 15/3/1999 Webster City, IA

I will attach a photo of Ella, Alice, and Francis Keough, I believe the older gentleman to be Peter Keough. That is all I know about the photos. There used to be a Keough shoe repair shop in Webster City, I think it was owned by this family. I don't know if the photo will show, it doesn't show in the preview.

Re: French Church

mikuseki — 2008-02-20 18:46:39Z

This link will give you info on Wall Lake and Woolstock Claudes. This branch starts with two brothers from France.

http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/ancestorsearchresults...

Re: Roy WAUCHOPE obituary

bbahler — 2008-02-19 21:01:31Z

Thanks. Per the 1910 census, Nellie Wauchope was the third child, born circa 1909. It appeasr Irene was born after that. It may be that Nellie died young (perhaps in the flu pandemic in 1917-1918?), and that whoever supplied information for Roy's obituary was unaware of Nellie.

Roy WAUCHOPE obituary

metaphor — 2008-02-19 20:31:28Z

bbahler, this obituary indicates that there was a sister named Irene and a brother named Robert, in addition to Clyde. It doesn't mention Nellie.

Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL) - August 22, 1996

Deceased Name: Roy C. Wauchope

Services for Roy C. Wauchope
92, of Elgin, will be held at 1 p.m. Friday, Aug. 23, at Laird Funeral Home, 310 S. State St., Elgin. The Rev. Thomas O'Connor will officiate.

He was born Dec. 7, 1903, in Lasalle Co., Ill., the son of Harvey and Mable Wauchope.

Burial will be in Lakewood Memorial Park. He died Monday, Aug. 19, at Rosewood Care Center.

Survivors include his daughter, Marcella (Howard); his son, Paul H. (Janet) Wauchope; his grandchildren, Jerry (Tamara) Wauchope, Lynn (Larry) Saxe, Sally (Patrick) O'Farrel, Victoria Mayes, Michael Timothy (Sharon) Orgren, Reiner (Kim) Schuetz, and Naomi Schuetz Christensen; 10 great-grandchildren; and his brother, Robert (Irene) Wauchope of Elgin.

He was preceded in death by his first wife, Hazel, on Feb. 11, 1964; his second wife, Lydia, on July 22, 1996; his daughter, Donna Schuetz; his sister, Irene Strahl; and his brother, Clyde Wauchope.

Visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home, with a prayer circle at 7:30 p.m.

Memorials may be given to the Nestor Falls United Church.

For information, (847) 741-8800.

Re: SILL, Rhoda Gray

jldtaber — 2008-02-19 13:58:20Z

Rhoda Gray Sill was my husbands ggggrandmother. She was the ggrandmother of his grandmother, Virginia Agard Taber on his fathers side. Virginia was a DAR member and I happen to have copies of her Sill family notes, if you are interested in any of these notes...let me know...I am happy to share them.
Virginia states that Rhoda was
born 1 Oct 1825
died 7 Nov 1876
married 20 Feb 1845
Matthew Gray
born May 1780 ft. jackson, greene co., pa
died 1841 monroe co, oh
married 1806 greene co, pa

Re: John and Jane BEAVER Family

davekemp52 — 2008-02-09 06:32:51Z

Lynn,

My name is David Kemp. I just discovered your post from 1999. It is late on a Friday night. I have been working on the Sawin's in Iowa for the past week. We were not aware of the Wright County, Iowa Sawins until this past week. I am a descendent of William and Lucy Sawin. I believe their son, George is your ancestor. I am a descendent of Mary Sawin, George's sister. Mary Sawin married Phillippe Helwick, the daughter was Abigail Helwick. Abbie married Van Scott Kemp; their son was Colonel Scott Kemp; Colonel's son is Warren Kemp; I am Warren Kemp's son. We would like to make contact with you.

Dave Kemp, Sioux Falls, South Dakota

Re: Ida Morrll

beckymorris19 — 2008-02-05 14:52:54Z

Hello Jeff . If you will Email me at mrmrsbonz@cs.com I can give you all the info on Our GGG grand mother Ida Morrill and the doty family and van horn , Becky Morris in AZ

Ida Morrll

Gallacci48 — 2008-02-05 05:14:00Z

Ida Morrill is my G.G.Grandmother. I have information on here marriage to William Albert Doty, but am looking for help on her parents and 3 of the 12 children of her in-laws, Jacob Levi Doty, and Jane R. Vanhorn.

Newspaper Copies of Obits from 1924

KathyMinder — 2008-02-02 16:38:18Z

I'm looking for a newspaper copy of an obit for Bridget Curran, died 26 Feb 1924 in Eagle Grove, IA. Mother of Marie Jacobson and Grace Curran. Widow of William Curran.

Re: Doolittle Family tree

k8ren — 2008-01-01 21:47:45Z

Faith,
I believe that your grandfather was the son of John Oscar Doolittle who was the youngest brother of my grandmother Fannie Doolittle Matlock. I have a ton of information on the Doolittles in Indiana and before (Ohio, New York, Vermont, Connecticut, England) if you would like to know more. I just got into playing with genealogy about a year ago and it's been fun figuring out the past. My father left Indiana as a young man around 1930 so I don't know much about his siblings or the other Indiana family members.
I received a CD from the Doolittle society (amazing that such an organization exists, isn't it?) and it had some information on your branch of the family so that led me to be interested in finding anyone descended from John Oscar Doolittle who might be willing to share information. I live in Maryland but it seems that a bunch of my different family lines wound up in Indiana in the 19th century. I hope you will email me with what you might know and I would be happy to give you what I have found on Fannie and John's parents, Joel Franklin Doolittle and Lucinda Rice Doolittle, who would be your gg-grandparents.
Kate

Re: Doolittle Family tree

k8ren — 2008-01-01 21:44:30Z

Faith,
I believe that your grandfather was the son of John Oscar Doolittle who was the youngest brother of my grandmother Fannie Doolittle Matlock. I have a ton of information on the Doolittles in Indiana and before (Ohio, New York, Vermont, Connecticut, England) if you would like to know more. I just got into playing with genealogy about a year ago and it's been fun figuring out the past. My father left Indiana as a young man around 1930 so I don't know much about his siblings or the other Indiana family members.

I received a CD from the Doolittle society (amazing that such an organization exists, isn't it?) and it had some information on your branch of the family so that led me to be interested in finding anyone descended from John Oscar Doolittle who might be willing to share information. I live in Maryland but it seems that a bunch of my different family lines wound up in Indiana in the 19th century. I hope you will email me with what you might know and I would be happy to give you what I have found on Fannie and John's parents, Joel Franklin Doolittle and Lucinda Rice Doolittle, who would be your gg-grandparents.

Carrie Wauchope of Clarion Twp. circa 1918

bbahler — 2007-11-16 21:39:51Z

Seeking info on the fate of Mrs. Carrie Wauchope, wife of Harvey Wauchope and last known to be living in 1918 in Clarion Twp., Wright Co. IA. They were the parents of sons Roy and Clyde and daughter Nellie.

Harvey was born circa 1875 in Illinois (father's name unknown; mother's given name was Martha per 1900 census). By the time of the 1920 census, Harvey has a wife by the name of Lulu.

Carrie was born circa 1878 in LaSalle Co. IL, the daughter of Burgess and Caroline (Lock) Brooks.

Oldest son Roy C. Wauchope was born 12-7-1903 in Farm Ridge Twp., LaSalle Co. IL; he died 8-19-1996 in St. Paul, Dakota Co. MN.

Clyde Wauchope was born 1-14-1905 in Farm Ridge Twp., LaSalle Co. IL; he died 8-00-1965 (location unknown).

Nothing is known of the daughter Nellie Wauchope.

Re: Probable death date for Archibald THOMPSON

deepritchard1 — 2007-11-14 00:44:37Z

Thank you for the information...Dee

Probable death date for Archibald THOMPSON

metaphor — 2007-11-11 22:32:59Z

CA Death Index 1930-1939

THOMPSON Archibald
spouse initial A
age 90
Los Angeles County
July 14 1931
CA Death Certificate #38777

You can order the death certificate for $12 from:

http://www.cdph.ca.gov/certlic/birthdeathmar/Pages/Certified...

Donald J. NOLAN buried in St. Francis Church cemetery

metaphor — 2007-11-11 21:48:41Z

See attached obituary from Mason City Globe-Gazette | Mason City, Iowa | Wednesday, December 30, 1964 | Page 8

Looking for burials HRUSKA and NOLAN

TRussell1981 — 2007-10-09 22:39:20Z

I am looking for burials of two gentlemen.

The first is Donald James Nolan who died 12/29/1964 in Belmond. His wife, Mary LaVone, is buried in St. Francis. Not sure about him.

Second is Glen Joseph Hruska who died 12/27/1986.

Can someone tell me if either of these people are buried in Wright County?

Thanks

Tammy