Lookups
Would you consider volunteering? If you have information you are willing to share with others, please email me at lin.ziemann@verizon.net and I will gladly put you on the list.
Remember - Volunteers are always needed and appreciated! Click on the volunteers name which is linked to their email address.
Nancy Yoder God Bless Family and friends. Lorraine Horton has volunteered to do family history look-ups in the book, Our Life 1882-1982 Akron, Iowa. Thanks, Lorraine for offering this great service. Lorraine says the book is not indexed but it does contain a family history section that is alphabetical. Email Lorraine.
Linda Ziemann, Plymouth County Coordinator, will gladly do lookups for anyone using the indexes and books that I have available to me at my home. See my list below. Email me and in the subject line be sure and put the wording, "Plymouth County." Plymouth Co. Iowa Death Indexes..includes the years July 1880-1900. Plymouth Co. Deaths, Beely & Fissel Funeral Home records, 1889-1890 and 1892-1906. First Marriages, 1860-1880 Births Recorded, 1871-1879 Naturalization Records, First Papers, 1871-1888 Naturalization Records, Second Papers, 1872-1886 Early Will Records, 1871-1887 Pictorial Atlas Plymouth County Iowa Bicentennial 1776-1976 (this book includes county history, family photos, etc.) The Story of a Prairie Town, Arthur Larson for the LeMars Centennial 1869-1969. This includes lots of text and story of the history of the city of LeMars. 1972, LeMars, Iowa, City Directory, Johnson Publishing Company, Inc. Central Telephone Directory for LeMars, Iowa, November 1955.
Put PLYMOUTH COUNTY LOOKUP in caps in subject of message. This will ensure that your request is not accidentally overlooked or deleted. Put the name of the document you are requesting the lookup from in the first line of the message. Limit your request to one or two specific names. Limit your request to no more than 3 names per email. Remember YOU are not the only one wanting answers and help. Don't forget to thank your volunteer for their time and effort. As a courtesy, it doesn't hurt to offer a donation for services rendered. Some volunteers take no gratuity, but let them give you the chance to tell you that.
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