BEELER FAMILY  - Virginia Aldridge
Beeler and extended surname

BEST FAMILY - Contributed by Charles I. Davis

BURKEY-PHELAN

ROBERT AND GOLDIE BILLUPS
"They Were Such a Part of Our Lives"
Nannie by Connie Carter O'Conner

BREWER FAMILY

CAMERON FAMILY
Compiled and contributed by Ann Phelan Cameron

EARLY SETTLERS AND FOUNDERS OF DENMARK, IOWA
Jean Leeper - grannyroots@iowatelecom.net , jeansjots@yahoo.com

FRITZJUNKER FAMILY
Marriage and Funeral Records - T transcribed and Contributed by Shirley Turner Shiver
Surnames:  Fritzjunker, Moeller, Fedler, Stuckey, Mueller, Hunold, Goed, Kempker, Brockman, Juttenmeyer, Heyland, Merschman, Meirotto, Cooper, Benjamin, Krogmeier, Brandevinder, Wellman, Stuekerjuergen, Leveling, Spiekermeier, Geers, Holtkamp, Mickelson

GALLE/GALLEY FAMILY
Family site connecting the Lee County Galle family with their German heritage

MY GRANDPA, JAMES GRISWOLD

HENDERSON
Contributed by Robert Henderson

JONATHAN JONES
Written by his daughter Hariet Jones Goodell about 1893

KENNISTON, family burials in Oakland Cemetery  - need updated email
Kent E. Kenniston - My great-great-great grandfather, Issac Kenniston, is buried in Oakland Cemetery, 18th and Carroll, Lee County, Keokuk, Iowa. He is buried in Lot #53, Block #10. Isaac Kenniston died on 29 Jan 1898 in Green, Iowa and was buried in Oakland Cemetery per Death Records Book #1 and 2, 1867-1903 Lee County on page 146, line 21 from the top.

Also buried with Isaac in the same Lot and Block # are the following grandchildren.
Florence Agness Kenniston 11-22-1885,
Mamie Kenniston 3-11-1891,
Charles McDonald Kenniston 11-13-1893.

I wish to state that the graves have no headstone and are located on a steep hillside covered with Day Lillies. As you stand at the head of the grave sites facing downward of the hillside, and you look to the left, you will see mausoleums and the cemetery vault.  Isaac's wife, Clementine, is buried next to her son, Rev George N. Kenniston in Hettinger township, Adams County, North Dakota.

MANSHEIM - need updated email
Most American Mansheims are descendants of only ONE Germanic-American immigrant couple: Thomas Mansheim and Anna Kaiser Mansheim, of Gronia, Prussia (Germany), who arrived with their 7 children, via the Mississippi River, at Fort Madison, Lee Co., Iowa Territory, in March, 1843.  Their children were: Daughter: Mansheim Witte daughter's and husband's first names unknown); Anna Maria "Mary Ann" Mansheim Droppel Wipke (2 mar.: George Droppel and Henry ? Wipke); ranklin Mansheim left Iowa 1849 for the California Gold Rush - never heard from again - presumed dead).

PITTMAN FAMILY    A Letter from Iowa  Pittman or Pitman
Pioneer Family of Lee Co coming from Kentucky in 1835
Phil Pitman - ppittman305@sbcglobal.net 

QUERY/QUEARY/QUERRY, ALEXANDER AND SARAH HENDERSON QUERY
Blog
Contributed by Karen Pickett, Nov 2016

DAVID ROBERDS/ROBERTS
Contributed by Jean Leeper

Descendants of DANIEL SHED (SHEDD) Barbara Scott
Lee County Connections:
James Adams Shedd 1804-1876
Curtis Shedd 1809-1876
Dr. George Shedd 1810-1892