3 Apr 2009 - did a "roll call" of surname volunteers who are available to be emailed.
I only heard back from two people in three weeks, a handful of surnames. I kept a copy of all, and then removed the others.

01 Apr 2009 - transcribed 1915 Iowa State Censuses :
It should be noted that some of these "townships" are really misfiled cards. In other words, there might only be a 3 entries, but the card numbers are 168, 169, 170, which tells you that they got separated from their *real* township, or even their real county 100 miles away. I spent whatever time it took to track down their real township, town, and/or county. Until Steve converts these, please view the Excel files as they have the detailed research on the 2nd 'worksheet' (or ask for webpage format: puzzlepieces at thetao.cc).

EXCEL format:
(not searchable via Google, but has 2nd worksheet with indepth research notes)
Not Stated (misfiled persons)
Barnes
Bear Creek (239 out of 610)
Belle Plaine (misfiled persons)
Ewart (misfiled persons)
Hartwick (24 out of 113)
Poweshiek (misfiled persons)
Tilton (misfiled persons)
Treynor (misfiled persons)
Victor

TEXT format:
(not as pretty (until Steve converts) but is searchable via Google which Excel is not)
Not Stated (misfiled persons)
Barnes
Bear Creek (239 out of 610)
Belle Plaine (misfiled persons)
Ewart (misfiled persons)
Hartwick (24 out of113)
Poweshiek (misfiled persons)
Tilton (misfiled persons)
Treynor (misfiled persons)
Victor

Regarding these transcriptions:
I have been transcribing the information as it appears. Those that are hard to read I have researched and made notes of alternate names. I have found a few lost souls (white cards) that have been misfiled - such as, one from Pottawattamie County, and one from Pocahontas County. I am letting Steve from the Census transcription project convert these Excel files into his gorgeous text file format (I'll bet you did not know that a text file could be 'gorgeous', did you? : ), but, in the meantime, am converting them to text files so they may be SEARCHED right away (ie: Google, Alta Vista). The advantage of the Excel format is that they have an additional "worksheet" (tab) that contains valuable research notes on those cards that were misfiled.

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31 Dec 2008 - final tweaks with new layout
04 Dec 2008 - fine tweaking web layout, spam resistant contact address, census layout
30 Nov 2008 - USGenWeb Archives for Poweshiek County, IA
28 Nov 2008 - moved new layout over to server, now live
12 Nov 2008 - created 'junk drawer' (a miscellaneous section):
... includes adoption,Quakers, terms/definitions, genealogy tips
10 Nov 2008 - transcribed Iowa State Census, 1915, Barnes City, IA (vitals page)
(rest of the 1915 township censuses coming along with it -- such as Bear Creek)
10 Nov 2008 - created new, fresh cemetery coordinates on Google maps
10 Nov 2008 - added book History of Poweshiek County Iowa, Vol II
01 Nov 2008 - creating new layout
31 Nov 2008 - new Passport section