Grundy County, IA
Volunteers in Genealogy Research


Gail Meyer Kilgore

Has the following books for lookups:
East Friesen Roots 
By Kenneth D. DeWall
This is an index of surnames for obituaries that was published in the Nachrichten from the years 1882 to 1916.  The Nachrichten was a newspaper that was published for the Ostfriesens and obits were published in this newspaper so it could reach all 17 of the Ostfriesen colonies to notify friends and family.


Boyken, Ruth and Hans-Georg Wo sind sie geblieben? - Ostfriesen in Amerika -/- Where did they stay? - East Frisians in America - , © 1998/2003 -
The books of the German author (Hans-Georg) cover the issues of the well-known newspapers "Ostfriesische Nachrichten - Ostfriesen Zeitung" - being started by Rev. L. Hündling - include for the years between 1882 - 1971 the names of immigrants and their personal data, etc. in obituaries a n d local news. Interesting stories are also included in the original version (German language).
The books are published by
BOYKEN & BOYKEN PARTNERS
- German Imports -/- Historical Publishing -
P. O. Box 269
Titonka, IA 50480-0269,
who are in business since 1989 for selling also BÜNTING TEE (Buenting Tee) as sole agent for the entire U.S., whole saler and retailer (www.buenting-tea.com).
For detailed information (book description, price list, etc.) please contact us by email (frisian@netins.net) or mail.


Also, I have the following Ortssippenbucher's [OSB's]
These books are the published church records of the churches in the following villages in Ostfriesland, Germany
Uphusen [1727-1900]
Simonswolde [Early 1600's -1900]
Loppersum [1720-1900]
Eggelingen [ 1651-1920]
Twixlum [1706-1900]
Wirdum 1652-1900]
Canum [1729-1900]
Engerhafe [1666-1900]
 


Kathy Brown
patkatbr@gcmuni.net
Will research courthouse records. There is also marriage, birth, naturalization and probate records available.
I can also lookup obits from the Grundy Register on Microfilm if I have a death date including month, day, and year.
Death records at the courthouse do NOT include the ones from 1921-1941. They can be found at the state level


Pat Schiebel
schiebelelectric@yahoo.com
Researching at Conrad Public Library's Grundy County Genealogy Collection. Please give specific names and pertinent dates & location in county if known. Will look for obits if you have the date of death. Resources available: Federal & State censuses on microfilm, Grundy co. marriages, deaths, births, cemetery surveys, 1911 Atlas, 1884 Plat maps, county newspapers on microfilm.
Snail Mail

Box 696
Conrad, IA 50621


KarlynArmstrong
kdka@forbin.com
Recently became the owner of: "Reinbeck, Iowa Centennial 1876-1976." Divided by topics - Blacksmiths, candy shops, milliners (sp?), furniture stores, bakeries, saloons, etc., etc. Each topic lists names of owners/operators/managers back through the years. Hundreds of names listed - but that is about it - no genealogy/family/personal history


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