- CLAUSER, ROSE posted by Ken Brodbeck on Tuesday, August 4, 1998
- I am searching for information on the CLAUSER family. Charles CLAUSER married Fannie Sophia ROSE in Illinois in 1911 and she died in Newton 9-18-1935. I have no other information on him other than his birth date of 2-26-1883.
- BAILEY, ZANER posted by Norma Nielson on Wednesday, August 5, 1998
- Looking for additional information on Daniel Levi ZANER and Nancy Jane BAILEY, married February 23, 1860 in Vandalia.
- COTTRELL, DOTY, FISHER, GIFT, WELCH posted by Mary Jane Rodgers on Thursday, August 20, 1998
- Looking for researchers/descendants of Ezra B WELCH, born 1815 at Saratoga Co., NY, married there in 1838 to Adelia Eliza FISHER. They had children born 1836-1860: Catharine J. WELCH (md. William COTTRELL); William J. WELCH; John H.; Isaac S.S.; Mary Elizabeth; Stephen Ezra (md. Anna M.); Charlotte E. (md. Daniel GIFT); Walter Peter Griffin (md. Sarah Jane); Charles E. (md. Lucy); Benjamin Franklin (md. Margaret A.); Andrew; Adelia Evaline (md. J. E. DOTY); and Willis B. WELCH. 1840 Census they resided in Saratoga Co., NY, by 1850 Census at Peoria Co., Ill., by 1860 Census at Des Moines twp., Jasper Co., Iowa, many died there.
- GORRELL posted by George Gorrell
on Friday, August 21, 1998
- I am trying to track down any information on Joseph Riddle GORRELL and his descendants (I know a fair amount about his ancesters). I know that Joseph Riddle Gorrell was born May 16, 1835, in Trumbull Co, Ohio. In the 1840's he moved to Jefferson Township, in Wells Co. Indiana. He went to Buffalo Medical school, and served as a surgeon with the 129th Indiana infantry. Sometime after the war, he moved to Jasper Co. Iowa (I have heard he is listed in the 1870 census, put I have not seen it). In 1893 he was elected to the Iowa state senate where he served till at least 1897. He died May 25, 1916. Most of my information is taken from his bio in "Progressive Men of Iowa". Any assistance with this line would be appreciated.
- BRIDGES, LINDERS, PATTERSONS posted by Kathy Brown on Thursday, August 27, 1998
- I am looking for any descendants of BRIDGES, PATTERSONS, LINDERS and Harris'. I am especially interested in knowning about Mary Patterson Linder and her son Gilliam Patterson. She married Israel Linder after his mother died. I am trying to determine if Mary was the mother of Israel, Elizabeth, and Greenberry Bridges as Greenberry was listed in the 1850 Census living with her. And in the Jasper County History Book a biography of Charles Bridges (Greenberry's son) it mentions that Greenberry came her with his mother. If anyone can help me out it would greatly appreciated.
- BRIDGES, LINDER, PATTERSON posted by Kathy Brown on Monday, August 31, 1998
- I am looking for information on Gillean or Gilleon (He actually went by G.F.)PATTERSON. His mother was Mary PATTERSON that married Israel LINDER on July 27, 1852. I am trying to find out if his mother was first married to a BRIDGES. (My great great grandfather was Perry BRIDGES and his sister was Elizabeth LINDER (Mrs. Rufus LINDER)and his brother was Greenberry BRIDGES) In the Jasper County History book, under Charles BRIDGES' biography it says that his father, Greenberry BRIDGES came to Jasper County Iowa with his mother. In the 1850 Census it shows Greenberry living with Mary PATTERSON and son Gillion PATTERSON, which leads me to believe she could be his mother. I find no marrage record in Kentucky that proves this theory. I looked up G.F. PATTERSON'S Obituary in the Newton Daily News (June 13, 1922) and it doesn't list brother's or sisters.
- INGMIRE, SHEPHERD posted by Ken Bowen on Monday, August 31, 1998
- I am trying to find the marriage date of a James SHEPHERD and Sarah (?). Sarah's surname may have been INGMIRE. They were in the 1870 Jasper County, IA census and had a son Charlie who was one year old. I believe they would have been married between 1865 - 1868. Thanks for any help.
- CALLISON, HAINES, JOHNSON, VOWELL posted by Charles Callison Olson on Monday, August 31, 1998
- James CALLISON, b. 1/10/1810, Abington, Washington Co. VA, moved his family from Knox Co. TN to Metz, Jasper Co. IA in 1855. His first wife, Louisiana JOHNSON, b. 4/27/1805, TN, died there in 5/18/1875 and is buried at Sugar Grove Cemetery. He married Leah HAINES in 1876 in Jasper Co., IA. James and Leah moved to Anthony, KS in 1883 to live with his daughter Lettie Callison VOWELL. In his obituary published in the Newton Record for April 3, 1896 (see also Jasper Co. Glover, Jan. 1987), it is reported that he was a "minister of the gospel for over fifty years and was a power for good. He was well known to all the older settlers of the county." I am trying to identify what church(es) in Jasper Co., IA he was associated with.
- CALLISON, CARRIER, JOHNSON posted by Charles Callison Olson on Monday, August 31, 1998
- Claiborn Johnson CALLISON, b. 1840 Grainger Co., TN, moved to Metz, Jasper Co. IA in 1855 with his father James CALLISON, b. 1/10/1810, Abington, Washington Co. VA, d. 3/25/1896, Anthony KS. His mother was Louisiana JOHNSON, b. 4/27/1805 TN, m. 8/23/1832, d. 5/18/1875, Metz, Jasper Co. IA. Claiborn Johnson CALLISON served in K Co. 28th Iowa during the Civil War and married Elizabeth CARRIER 1/18/1872 in Jasper Co. IA. To them were born: James Halle CALLISON, b. 4/28/1877; Catherine Leah CALLISON, b. 11/10/1880; Otto Claiborn CALLISON, b. 12/30/1882; and Roy Clyde CALLISON, b. 5/3/1886. Claiborn Johnson CALLISON died 9/15/1915 in Jasper Co. IA. I am seeking information on Elizabeth CARRIER and any of the children of Claiborn Johnson CALLISON.
- ECHELBERGER, THURMOND posted by John Thurmond on Tuesday, September 1, 1998
- I am looking for anyone in Jasper County that has researched the THURMOND or ECHELBERGER families. I need data to fill in my family tree. Thanks, John Thurmond
- BALMER, BICKELHAUPT, BIEHL, BIRKENHOLTZ, BIRKENHOLZ, EGGERTT, GEOTTERTZ, OSWALD, PARRISH, REECE, WITTMER posted by Laura Birkenholtz on Thursday, September 10, 1998
- Looking for descendants of Phillip BIRKENHOLTZ (b: 3-6-1824 Nassau, Germany d: 9-8-1908 Monroe, Jasper Co., Iowa) m: Aloura (Laura) BIEHL (b: 11-21-1821 Nassua, Germany d: 10-7-1903 Monroe, Jasper Co., Iowa). Children: Catherine (10-15-1846 to 2-25-1929) m: Fred BALMER (12-11-1835 to 5-28-1903), Amelia (abt. 1851 to ?) m: John OSWALD(12-1843 to ?), Mary (b:1853 to ?) m: Henry BICKELHAUPT (4-20-1842 to 2-23-1908), August (8-20-1855 to 12-16-1916) m: Mary Elizabeth EGGERTT (8-26-1867 to 7-14-1932), Martha (1857 to 1939) m: Henry BIEHL (11-1859 to 1937), and Matilda (10-1863 to ?) m: John Karl H. (Charley) EGGERTT (3-1862 to ?). Also, looking for information on Phillips siblings: (last names spelled BIRKENHOLZ) John, Anna Maria WITTMER, Fred, William, James Peter, John Peter, David Julius, John Jacob, Charles Peter, and Elamithe Almeda GEOTTERTZ/PARRISH/REECE.
- SCENEY posted by Jen Sceney
on Wednesday, September 16, 1998
- SCENEY
- EYCHANER posted by Charlene Wamhoff
on Monday, September 21, 1998
- EYCHANER, Milton. Found in The 1878 History of Jasper County, Iowa--Malaka Township Biographies. Milton EYCHANER was my gggrandfather, his daughter Cora, my ggrandmother. I am searching for brother's, sister's and anyother member of this family. I know Cora married Martin Matthew Barth in Jasper County on March 24, 1897, and they lived in Laramie, Wyoming until they died. If this family is related to you please contact me.
- BRIDGES, ISKE, LINDER, SHAW posted by Kathy Brown
on Wednesday, September 23, 1998
- Oak Ridge...North west of Newton was a community known as Oak Ridge. My grandparents, Dave and Lena SHAW ISKE and Great Grandparents William and Nancy BRIDGES ISKE and Great great Grandparents, David and Martha Ann LINDER BRIDGES all lived in this region. My mother, Geneieve ISKE was born there. My question is..Was this ever a town or just a community people called Oak Ridge. If someone could comment on this it would be greatly appreciated.
- STIER posted by Diane Oloff
on Sunday, September 27, 1998
- STIER, in Mingo, Ia
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