- BURRELL, MCCULLEY
posted by
Margaret S McCulley Chambers
on Saturday, June 4, 2011
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MCCULLEY--I am looking for any information regarding Florence MCCULLEY, daughter of Dr James A and Sarah Jane MCCULLEY, who married D L BURRELL. Florence is buried in the Urbana Cemetary. I am looking for any information about her cause of death, and also about a child that was listed on Ancestry.com who was named Sydna. If anyone knows anything about this child-cause and date of death, and where it is buried, please contact me at mchambers43@yahoo.com. Thank you for your assistance.
- MCCULLEY
posted by
Margaret S McCulley Chambers
on Saturday, June 4, 2011
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MCCULLEY--Renewing the request posted earlier about any information regarding the MCCULLEY School in Polk Township that was on the Dr James A and Sarah MCCULLEY farm. It was used as both a school and church. Any information about the child Sarah MCCULLEY listed in the 1870 census, but not the 1880 census, regarding her birth, death and/or burial would also be appreciated. I can be contacted at a different e-mail than previously listed mchambers43@yahoo.com Thank you for any assistance you might be able to provide.
- DWIGANS
posted by
Kent Gebhard
on Wednesday, June 15, 2011
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DWIGANS, Bennett Roseman, b. 1828, d, July 6, 1898 at Shellsburg, Benton Co., Ia. I am trying to find the cemetery in which he is buried, wife Joanna, likely buried beside him.
- CAM, CAMM, CROUCH, CROUTCH
posted by
Dan Croutch
on Friday, June 24, 2011
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CROUTCH (CROUCH)
- Percilla (maiden: CAM or CAMM) b May 19, 1798 England d Jan 5, 1876.
- Alfred
- George (son)
- Jane
- John
Originally from England, emigrated from Pickering Township, Ontario County, Canada between 1851 and 1860. Iowa Federal census entries in Benton Iowa in the 1860 and 1870 censuses. Husband George Croutch doesn't appear in census - cannot find traces of him past an 1851 Canadian census.
- BOWEN
posted by
Marla Bowen
on Monday, June 27, 2011
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BOWEN Looking for any information on the family of Elais H. Bowen. He moved to Big Grove township in 1854, then in 1860 he lived in Jackson township and then moved to Vinton where he was a Mason and a constable. He moved in 1895 to Cedar Rapids where he died in 1900. He was married to an Elizabeth and had 14 children. three of which were in the Civil War and enlisted in Iowa.
- NOVAK
posted by
Dennis Novak
on Sunday, July 3, 2011
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I am trying to find the grave of my great grandmother Anna NOVAK. She was buried at the Oakhill cemetery in Belle Plaine, Iowa according to her funeral card in May, 1959. Her husband Frank was buried there in 1950 as well. Any help would be appreciated.
- CULP, IRWIN, PINGENAT, PINGENOT, RECROIX, URMY
posted by
PINGENAT Denis
on Wednesday, July 20, 2011
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Completing the PINGENOT-PINGENAT familytree, I'm seeking any information or documents about Francois-Joseph PINGENOT, known as Joseph Franklin PINGENOT in english and his wife Madeleine (=Madeline) RECROIX. They leaved the village of Phaffans (France) and settled in Benton County in 1879 with daughter Josephine (married 1895 in Chicago IL with Gustave Stanson), son Francois-Joseph (known as Joe, married in Vinton IA with Jennie Shaffer), son Francois-Aguste (known as August Frank) PINGENOT established in Mason City, married with Harriet Hunt, daughter Josephine-Augustine PINGENOT who died 1942 at the Iowa Hospital for Insane. Lewis Frank PINGENOT was born in Benton County in 1884, probably married three times to Jessie CULP, Ethel URMY and Ruth Esther IRWIN. I would like to know if he really was their last child.
Joseph Franklin PINGENOT apparently died in Garrison 08/10/1897. Is it possible to find his obituary? His wife Madeleine RECROIX returned to France and died in her native village of Phaffans 06/30/1900.
I would be pleased to contact their descendants to share our discoveries. I can provide information about the french and alsatian ancestry of the PINGENOT family to everyone interested. So, don't be afraid to email me at following adress: pingenat@club-internet.fr
- MCINTEER
posted by
Pat Brown
on Tuesday, August 2, 2011
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MCINTEER, Michael I am looking for an obituary or similar info on Michael MCINTEER, buried at Holy Cross Cemetery, Benton County 4 Jun 1891. We believe he died as the result of being kicked by a farm animal while living in Benton County. Any suggestions appreciated.
- BEAR, HULL, PATTON
posted by
Barbara Patton
on Tuesday, August 2, 2011
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Surnames: HULL and PATTON. I would like to share information with Randall A. HULL. He had a query submitted on April 25, 1998, but the email is not valid anymore. I have lots of information on Thomas & Anne (HULL) PATTON and Elijah and Betsey (BEAR) HULL; they lived in Benton County. Originally, they were from Mercer Co., PA and Trumbull Co., Ohio. After Benton, Pattons and Hulls moved to Cherokee Co., and later to Lyon Co., Iowa.
- GUNN
posted by
Paul
on Sunday, August 7, 2011
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I thought that I had located Joseph GUNN thru findagrave http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=53033251 and Nancy Boyd GUNN http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=53033409. A volunteer went to the Urbana grave yard, but could not locate the grave for Joseph and Nancy. I'm for someone that may have a complete directory/index for Urbana Cemetery that can verify whether Joseph and Nancy GUNN are indeed buried in Urbana Cemetery. Once the grave is located, I'm looking for a picture of the gravestone.
- ANDRESEN
posted by
Ron Andresen
on Friday, August 19, 2011
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Looking for any information regarding Lorenz Henrick ANDRESEN born 1851, died 1933 lived in Homer Township and Benton County. Need especially brothers and sisters and mother and father.
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