Iowa County Website Coordinators
Steve Williams is the current IAGenWeb Iowa County Coordinator,
starting 12 Oct 2004, and is the Great-Great-Grandson of Richard Williams, Founder of
Williamsburg, Iowa Co, Iowa. I am also the IAGenWeb State Census Project Coordinator
and part of the IAGenWeb.org Technical Administration Team. You may also be able to
find me around the Internet under my full name: Stephen D/avid Williams.
Netha Meyer is the current Iowa County IAGenWeb Assistant Coordinator and began
this position years ago. Netha has served as president of the Iowa County Genealogy
Society and has been helping people research their Iowa County ancestors for many years.
Thanks to our past County Coordinators!
Prior to Steve, Connie Street had the job of County Coordinator between December
2000 and September 2004. Prior to Connie, the Coordinator was Diana Hanson.
About IAGenWeb
 The
Iowa GenWeb Project was established in July 1996. IAGenWeb is part of the USGenWeb Project,
a group of volunteers working together to provide Internet websites for genealogical
research in every county and every state of the United States. The Project is non-commercial
and fully committed to free access for everyone.
Visit the About IAGenWeb
page to see our past and present IAGenWeb state leadership team, a list of state and
county projects, and a history of the IAGenWeb.
About USGenWeb
 The
U. S. GenWeb Project was established in April, 1996, and was based on the Kentucky GenWeb
Project which started in early 1996. The U. S. GenWeb Project is supported by many volunteers
all across the country. The project is organized by states, and the counties within
each state. Each county has a coordinator responsible for maintaining a site of resources
and genealogy records.
Visit the About
USGenWeb page for more.
About The Home Page Artwork: A detail of "Young Corn"
by Grant Wood
After mentoring the painter Carl Flick in the Amana colony, Grant Wood continued to paint
in the Amana's with his painting “Young Corn” executed there in 1931.
(Source: jacksonsauction.com)
More information at Grant
Wood Studio.org.
Young Corn is displayed at the Cedar
Rapids Museum of Art and is on loan from the Cedar
Rapids Iowa Community School District Collection.
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