Saginaw County, Michigan

Posted Queries for September 1998


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ASELTINE, ASELTON, AZELTON, BAUERLE, BEELER, CHILTON, MENSHARDT, SPEACE, SPEAS, SPIES posted by Carol A. McKellar on Tuesday, September 1, 1998

Note new Email address: Seeking death record for MICHAEL MENSHARDT who died 1875 in Taymouth Twp., Saginaw Co., MI Also, where would one find early Obituaries for 1875? Thanks, Carol

MONNOT posted by Patricia Wideman on Tuesday, September 1, 1998

I am looking for birth records of Laura Mae Monnot, who was suppose to be born in Saginaw, Michigan August 16, 1904. Also her brother Edward Monnot who is suppose to be born in Saginaw, Michigan March 26, 1892. I am looking for the information that is on them. Parents names and so on. If anyone can help me, please email me at PJWideman@worldnet.att.net Thank you for your help, Patricia

ASELTINE, ASELTON, AZELTON, BAUERLE, BEELER, CHILTON, MENSHARDT, SPEACE, SPEAS, SPIES posted by Carol A. McKellar on Tuesday, September 1, 1998

Note new Email address: Seeking death record for MICHAEL MENSHARDT who died 1875 in Taymouth Twp., Saginaw Co., MI Also, where would one find early Obituaries for 1875? Thanks, Carol

MONNOT posted by Patricia Wideman on Tuesday, September 1, 1998

I am looking for birth records of Laura Mae Monnot, who was suppose to be born in Saginaw, Michigan August 16, 1904. Also her brother Edward Monnot who is suppose to be born in Saginaw, Michigan March 26, 1892. I am looking for the information that is on them. Parents names and so on. If anyone can help me, please email me at PJWideman@worldnet.att.net Thank you for your help, Patricia

DOUD posted by Bobbi Chatterton on Friday, September 4, 1998

I am looking for information on my Grandparents: John (Leroy Fredrick) Doud, born: 6 July 1916, Munger, Saginaw County, Mich., died: 18 July 1989 Saginaw, Saginaw County, Mich. Helen Irene Novak, born: 23 March 1916 Saginaw, Saginaw County, Mich. died: 1 July 1988 Saginaw, Saginaw County, Mich. This is all I know any help would be greatly appreciated deeply.

NOVAK posted by Bobbi Chatterton on Friday, September 4, 1998

I am looking for information on my Grandparents: John (Leroy Fredrick) Doud, born: 6 July 1916, Munger, Saginaw County, Mich., died: 18 July 1989 Saginaw, Saginaw County, Mich. Helen Irene Novak, born: 23 March 1916 Saginaw, Saginaw County, Mich. died: 1 July 1988 Saginaw, Saginaw County, Mich. This is all I know any help would be greatly appreciated deeply.

LYON, ROURLL posted by John Shank on Friday, September 4, 1998

Searching for info on Earl R. LYON, Jaunita M. (ROURLL) LYON. They had one child that I know of, Bradley M. LYON b. Apr 26, 1912 in Saginaw, Mi. Any help would be appreciated. Thank You!

MCLEOD posted by Douglas Dudewicz on Friday, September 4, 1998

Attempting to reach a Jennifer Bailey who posted a query on the MCLEOD surname back in 1997; email is rejected by the system.

DOUD posted by Bobbi Chatterton on Friday, September 4, 1998

I am looking for information on my Grandparents: John (Leroy Fredrick) Doud, born: 6 July 1916, Munger, Saginaw County, Mich., died: 18 July 1989 Saginaw, Saginaw County, Mich. Helen Irene Novak, born: 23 March 1916 Saginaw, Saginaw County, Mich. died: 1 July 1988 Saginaw, Saginaw County, Mich. This is all I know any help would be greatly appreciated deeply.

NOVAK posted by Bobbi Chatterton on Friday, September 4, 1998

I am looking for information on my Grandparents: John (Leroy Fredrick) Doud, born: 6 July 1916, Munger, Saginaw County, Mich., died: 18 July 1989 Saginaw, Saginaw County, Mich. Helen Irene Novak, born: 23 March 1916 Saginaw, Saginaw County, Mich. died: 1 July 1988 Saginaw, Saginaw County, Mich. This is all I know any help would be greatly appreciated deeply.

LYON, ROURLL posted by John Shank on Friday, September 4, 1998

Searching for info on Earl R. LYON, Jaunita M. (ROURLL) LYON. They had one child that I know of, Bradley M. LYON b. Apr 26, 1912 in Saginaw, Mi. Any help would be appreciated. Thank You!

MCLEOD posted by Douglas Dudewicz on Friday, September 4, 1998

Attempting to reach a Jennifer Bailey who posted a query on the MCLEOD surname back in 1997; email is rejected by the system.

HARTWICK posted by Barbara Lewis on Sunday, September 6, 1998

I am looking for information on the family of William D. HARTWICK , born 24 Nov 1842 in Michigan: Ingham>Gratiot>Saginaw counties. He died in Chapin and is buried in Ford Cemetery, Gratiot Co. Wm. married Mary T. HARBECK. I would love to be in contact with a descendant or anyone who has info on this family.

KUFAHL, PALM, ROEHL posted by Kathryn Kondal Hopper on Wednesday, September 9, 1998

Left Hamburg 1854:arr New York to Ohio for a few years: 1857 in Sag.Co Buena Vista farming. Member St.John Lutheran. Any Info welcome.

KONDAL, KONDEL posted by Kathryn Kondal Hopper on Wednesday, September 9, 1998

Josef Kondel wife Teresa Bullin and children Maria(Bertsch)Wencelslausknown as Vance,Lena(Heinemann),Anna(Curtis)and Anton left Bremen 1870 . From Loza Bohemia to Saginaw Mi. Looking for other families who may have emigrated at the time from southern Bohemia. Children born in Saginaw were Paulina(Hoerner), George,and Josephine. Lived on Wadsworth from 9th st. to 14th.

BRUNO, BRUNOT, BUELL, BULL, GERKEN, MEINECKE, MORROW, PETRIMOULX, SCHROEDER, SCHULTZ posted by Robert Frei on Thursday, September 10, 1998

In 1865 Henry and Angeline GERKEN brought their young family from Germany to Bridgeport. Henry died in 1870 when a tree fell on him while he was clearing his land. Their children and grandchildren remain in the area. Many of the related families have been in the Bridgeport area from the earliest days. The BRUNO family was among the very first settlers of Saginaw. Their family homestead was on the spot where the Saginaw city hall now sits. An 1891 newspaper article says that their only neighbors were the indians. Antoine MORROW was born in Canada in 1844 and came to Bridgeport, where, in 1872 he married Rose BRUNO. I am looking for any information on the ancestors, siblings and descendents of these people. I know that there are many pictures, portraits, letters, Bible records, notes, family records and personal stories from these families around Saginaw and Bridgeport. Any document which mentions any of these people may hold key information. More information is available at: http://www.bob.frei.com

HALM posted by Dave Halm on Friday, September 11, 1998

PARENTS OF AND DESCENDANTS OF BROTHERS PAUL HALM 1850-1934 CAME TO US 1871 married AUGUSTA BARNICK FRANK HALM 1857-1935 married ANNA SPRINGER & HEDWIG YAEKEL FELIX HALM 1850's - ? married ERNESTINE ? all lived and died in Saginaw/THOMAS TWP and came from SCHLEISEN (SILESIA) GERMANY. They also had a brother named WENDELL who remained in Germany according to Paul Halm's obituary.

ZIEGLER posted by Janet White on Saturday, September 12, 1998

Hi - I'm trying to connect with descendants of Harold ZIEGLER b. 1900, d. 1972, and Olive WHITE b. 1906 d. 1986. I believe they had a son Donald b. 1924 who married Eleanor Osmond. Their Children: Donald, Mitchell, Timothy, David and Linda. Possibly still in Saginaw. Thanks in advance for your help.

ISABELL, ST CHARLES, TUINBEL, TUMBEL, TUNBEL posted by Rita Isabell on Sunday, September 13, 1998

Elizabeth St. Charles, d of Alex St. Charles and Elizabeth TUMBEL / TUINBEL / TUNBEL. Born 7 Mar 1864 in Saginaw; d 30 Sep 1905 in Detroit of sugar diabetes. Married Raphael ISABELL on 31 Dec 1881 and mothered five children: Andrew Walter, Louis, Frances Warren, Arthur, and Margaret.

ZUHN posted by Clarence Earnhart on Thursday, September 17, 1998

My Zuhn ancestors came to the US about 1840. They landed in NY and somehow made their way to your area. Some Zuhns were present in your area from 1840-1870. Are there any Bay county records or Saginaw County Genealogy Socities that can direct me in this quest. Thank you Clarence Earnhart St. Louis

BRILLIANT, DIT-BEAULIEU, ITAGISSE-CHRENTIENNE, MENSY, MENY, MINI posted by April G. Durett on Sunday, September 20, 1998

Seeking info on Jean-Baptist Brilliant dit-Beaulieu b 1720 Rennes, Bretagne, France, d 1789 Detroit, Wayne, MI, m 1752 Mackinac Island MI a Saulteux Indian Francoise Itagisse- Chrentienne. Jean-Baptist was a physician who immigrated from France, through Montreal,Quebec and practiced medicine in Saginaw MI. I am descended from their 1st of 7 children, Catherine b 1753 Mackinac Island, m 1770 Detroit, Wayne MI, Antoine Meny. Thanks in advance for any assistance.

TRIMBLE, TROMBLE, WILLMAN posted by Lynn Hasty on Sunday, September 20, 1998

Looking for George Albert WILLMAN b. 25 Jan 1878 in Saginaw, Saginaw, MI. Would like to find parents and siblings. He married Isabell Elda TRIMBLE/TROMBLE b. 31 July 1894 in Bay City, Bay, MI. Would like to share information.

GAGNIER, GONYEA, MCGREGOR posted by Patricia Hall on Wednesday, September 23, 1998

This is an update of a previous query (Email change). I am looking for information about James MCGREGOR, b Michigan, and Suphronie GAGNIER, b New York, m before 1877, daughter, Elizabeth Adelaide MCGREGOR, b 1877 in Saginaw Co; m 1899 to Ludger GAYOU in Chippewa Co. Wisconsin. At the time of her marriage, Elizabeth was known as Lizzie GONYEA.

ZUHN posted by Clarence Earnhart on Wednesday, September 23, 1998

Between 1845-1855 my ancestors, the ZUHNs lived in this area. They came from Vorpommern, Prussia around 1850. I have found some in Detroit and a few in Saginaw County. I believe there is much more to search in Saginaw County for the surname ZUHN. Want any and all Zuhns nomatter what the given name(s). If you can give me positive leads would entertain the idea of travelling to MI. Also would entertain the idea of hiring a prof. genealist. Thanks, Clarence

OLIVER, TOBEY posted by Janet Oliver Haynes on Saturday, September 26, 1998

Seeking descendants of the George and Keziah (Tobey) Oliver family who settled in East Saginaw in 1849.

BEACH, DAY, PARKER, SHATTUCK posted by Ted Wackerle on Saturday, September 26, 1998

Samuel Shattuck, 1852-1922, Saginaw Catharine Beach, 1816-1881, Saginaw Thomas Parker, , 1819-1898, Saginaw William Day, 1880-1908, Saginaw

MAHER, MCDONALD, MCELGUNN, MCGUNN, PRESTON, RYAN posted by Bob Nichols on Saturday, September 26, 1998

Seek information about parents and origin of John RYAN [1827-1865] and his wife, Ellen (MAHER) RYAN, who came to E. Saginaw circa 1855 probably from Tipperary Co., IRE. Their children, all born in E. Saginaw, were Agnes Sophia, Anna Cecilia, John William, Mary Ellen, and Joseph. John RYAN probably was the brother of Joanna RYAN who married Martin MANNION (both of E. Saginaw) at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Bay City in 1856. If so, his parents were James RYAN and Margaret DOLAN of IRE.

MAHER, MCDONALD, MCELGUNN, MCGUNN, PRESTON, RYAN posted by Bob Nichols on Saturday, September 26, 1998

Am interested in chatting with anyone researching the surnames of MCELGUNN and its variant, MCGUNN. Particularly interested in the parents and native origin of Charles Patrick MCELGUNN [1846-1926] of E. Saginaw who came to Ontario, then to Saginaw, circa 1856 with his siblings and mother. His parents were Hugh MCELGUNN and Mary ATWELL of Fermanagh, IRE but of townland unknown.

BIRR, BLACKBURN, BORNHEIMER, CURRIE, FISHER, HOPPE, MAIER, MORLEY, PALMER, SLY, TRINKLEIN, TUCKER, WARREN posted by Caroline (Maier) McKelvie on Saturday, September 26, 1998

Looking for any info. at all. Surnames MAIER,BORNHEIMER,SLY,TRINKLEIN,WARREN,BIRR...all have been in Saginaw County at one time or another...Maier originates in Germany as does Trinklein.....but any info. on any surname from anywhere would be appreciated...more than willing to exchange info.

SABAN, SABIN, SABINE posted by Don and Mary Saban on Sunday, September 27, 1998

Looking for descendants of William Sabine, born about 1825 in Maine. Moved to Saginaw, Michigan before 1880 as he was in 1880 census. Had a brother John A., parents were Pierce and Malinda Sabine of Eddington, Maine.

ZUHN posted by Clarence Earnhart on Monday, September 28, 1998

I am an experienced genealogist, but not a professional one. I have been researching the surname ZUHN for 15 years, so have examined many sources of data. "I have stalled out." Perhaps you can help me. Here is the story. My ZUHN ancestors came from Loitz, Grimmen, Vorpommern, Prussia around 1850 [1835-1860]. The first record of MY ZUHN ancestors in the US that I have is May 1856 which I found in the records of the Historic Trinity Church in Detroit. I found nother early record of my ancestors in the Detroit area,1860 census. I found the first presence of a John Zuhn [who I believe might be directly related to me] in the Detroit City Directory of 1856/57 and of 1859. (I have searched all Detroit City Directories.) I have encountered scattered info of the presence of the surname ZUHN [not readily identified as MY LINE] in other Michigan records. For example witnesses at an 1858 baptism at the St. John Lutheran Church of Saginaw; data was on-line. I strongly suspect that my ZUHNS came to the Saginaw Bay and/or the Detroit area from their port of immigration, which I do not know. Many immigrants landed in NYC in the 1850 time period. The trail of my Zuhns COULD have been NYC, Hudson River, Erie Canal, and Lake Steamer to Saginaw Bay and/or Detroit. I just don't know. I have examined a number [but not all] of the common Passenger & Immigration indexes. I found several Zuhns there, but none of them seem to be related to me. As you undoubtedly know, the data is sparse for records of immigrants to NY in the 1850 time period. I have not yet searched for NY Passenger Arrivals in the Mormon FHC Catalog film/fiche beginning with # 0002246 [1820-1897.] There are many, many pages of film to search here! I have pretty good records of what I have searched for and found or not found; and could provide them to you. I can also send you family group sheets, trees, register reports, etc. The package would be rather thick! So my question to you is can you help me? Can you work on the areas that I have not covered? Perhaps confirm or expand some of my research? Thank you,

ARMSTRONG, MANNING, MC CLEM, MC CLUM, RUSSEL, STOWELL, WALTERS, WARNER, WOOLSTON posted by Michelle Warner- Powell on Monday, September 28, 1998

Mary Elizabeth WARNER (widow of John W. Warner) m John RUSSEL 1869 in Brady Twp, Saginaw Co. In 1870 census, Mary's two youngest daughters are listed with she and John. Also listed as "neighbors" are a WALTERS and STOWELL family. According to Mary's obit of 1900, her daughters, Emma And Lizza, married WALTERS and STOWELL boys. Mary's daughter, Mary Jane, married a John ARMSTRONG in 1868 in Clinton Co. and they later moved to Chapin, MI. Mary's daughter, Sylva, married a MANNING according to her obit. Her son, Andrew J., married 1. Francelia WOOLSTON (1869)and 2. Laura MC CLUM/MC CLEM(1881) of Saginaw Co. Any info, on any of these people would be greatly appreciated! Especially of the daughters! Have much info on Andrew J. WARNER to share!

 

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