Sauk County, Wisconsin, Posted Queries for

Sauk County, Wisconsin

Posted Queries for January 2002

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PRIEBE, ZECH posted by marie tesch on 01/04/02: Seeking information about Zech and Priebe families in Sauk County and city of Black Hawk, WI about 1880.Contact be at mltesch48@hotmail.com. Thanks

MACKEY posted by Celeste on 01/04/02: Trying to find a James Mackey with wife Experience (Esperance -have seen it listed both ways) and children known: Josephine, Antoinette and Adalaide(?) He appears to have left NYS sometime after 1850. His daughter Anointette claims she was from Sauk county Wisconsin. Would appreciate any leads. With thanks!

WELLS posted by don wells on 01/14/02: Looking for information on the wells's in sauk county. In particular William W. Wells or Joseph or Elizabeth (Wheeling) Joseph and Elizabeth probably died in mid to late 1800's. William was b abt 1851 in columbia county.

CRAMER posted by Terry Turner on 01/15/02: Can anyone tell me why the village of Plain was originally called the Town of Cramer's Corners? I am interested since an ancestor (ggg-gfather), Jeremiah Cramer, is found in the 1860 Sauk Co. census in Franklin (Plain post office). He was born in Pennsylvania, married Ester Green in Richland Co., Ohio. Next door to Jeremiah in 1860 is a Solomon Cramer. If anyone can shed some light on the Cramers of Sauk County, and also the history of Cramer's Corners, it would be most appreciated. Thanks!

BRANDT, DONAT, GUDENSCHWAGER, RADLOFF, SCHILLING, WERTH posted by Nancy Benson on 01/20/02: WERTH, RADLOFF, BRANDT, SCHILLING, DONAT, GUDENSCHWAGER -- Wishing to communicate with anyone researching these names in Sauk County, Wisconsin. They were primarily involved in dairy farming and the creamery business in the very earliest years. I am certain there are present day ancestors still living in Wisconsin.

BRANDT, DONAT, GUDENSCHWAGER, RADLOFF, SCHILLING, WERTH posted by Nancy Benson on 01/21/02: WERTH, RADLOFF, BRANDT, SCHILLING, DONAT, GUDENSCHWAGER -- Wishing to communicate with anyone researching these names in Sauk County, Wisconsin. They were primarily involved in dairy farming and the creamery business in the very earliest years. I am certain there are present day ancestors still living in Wisconsin.

KOHLMEYER, KOPF, LEYKAUF, MAULWURF, REINECKE, REPKA, RZEPKA, SCHAEFER, SCHNEIDER posted by Kris Brewer Rein on 01/27/02: RZEPKA/REPKA. The saga of Thomas and Theresa RZEPKA/REPKA and their 11 children. From Namslau, Silesia, Germany to Honey Creek, Sauk County, Wisconsin in 1885. Family pages, stories, bible records, naturalization record, reunion information, and photos. I am interested in connecting with relatives of this couple. CHILDREN AND SPOUSES: Susanna Magadene Repka and Herman Kopf John Carl Repka and Clara Louise Leykauf Anna Emma Repka and Fred C. Schneider Emelia Auguste Repka Emil August Repka Emma Marie Repka and Ervin Schaefer Clara Sophie Repka and William Albert Kohlmeyer Richard Herman Repka and Theresa Reinecke Thomas Paul Repka and Ida Maulwurf

D'LAMATTER, DELAMATER, DELAMATTER posted by Linda D'Lamatter Killian on 01/28/02: searching for relatives of: Francis M. Delamater/D'Lamatter 6/20/1847-12/2/1917 William Delamater/D'Lamatter 1884-1954 Nathaniel Delamater/Delamatter ~1855-1862. Any other Delamater information would be most appreciated. Linda

VANDENBERG posted by Bonnie Sears on 01/29/02: Hello, I'm wondering if anyone has the pre 1907 birth records for Sauk would look for my mother, Della M. VANDENBERG b. Sept. 1892. I have been looking for years, probably in the wrong county. I would appreciate any help. Thank you. Bonnie

CLARK, COOK posted by Vicki Ames on 01/29/02: I would like to get information on George Washington Cook. He is listed on the 1850 census in Village of Manshuter, Sauk Co., WI. He lived in Sauk Co., until 1857. He married Catherine Clark 14 Dec. 1848 in Fountian Co., Indiana

HATCH, MARTINY posted by Pat France on 01/30/02: I am looking for the family of Edna Hatch or Jessied Martininy that lived in Baraboo in 1911. I have a neat old postcard written by Edna to her friend Jessie. The old card also mentions the Finn's Club. Would love to hear from someone that knew any of these two yound girls. Regards, Pat France from Portland, Oregon

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