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Surname First Name Hx Tree Mem VF Bk Other Names & Misc. ories A file Info for Robinson Anderson Adams Moses N X X Gaul Adolphson Andrew X X Herberg Ahlstrom Jacob X X Elmquist, Lund, Melin Aiton Mary X X Historical article Almen Carl X X X Person, Hedeen, Vickner Alwine Sebastian X X Young Anderson Anders X Census Anderson Charles X X X Swenson, Johnson, Carlson Anderson Christian X Excerpt of Hx of Mn Valley Anderson George X Diary from Civil War Anderson John/Delia X Armstrong - Opera family Anderson Magnus X X Jungbloom, Magnusson Anderson Marion X Artist - articls Anderson Mathilda X Confirmation certificate Anderson Peter/Martha X X X Andexstad Albert/Cathy X Family Foundation Annexstad Martin/Hattie C X Misc Info. Interview Annexstad Ole / Martha X X X X Schmidt, Humphrey, Arneman, Germscheid, Quist, Paquette, Goblirsch, Gilbertson, Ewing, Strand, Snyder, Estesen, Braun, Peterson Annexstad Ole/Marie X Tollefson, Quist, Overn Anthony Lois X X X X Dahl, Strand, Hanson, Struck Anton Frank / Mary X X X X Blumhoefer, Klingler, Binder, Fesenmaier, Grathwohl, Heinze, Hedwig Arnsdorf William/Catherine X X Klages, Gintner Austin Horace, Gov X Governor's Address see also McGill Baasen Francis X Lifetime achievements Baker Nathan X X Abbreviated Fam Tree Bang Olaf / Oline X X X X Lohre, Holz, Christenson, Nilsen, Rinkel, Stensrud, Hagen, Hawn, Harria, Gilbert, Majerus, Hilbert Barnes Newell Albert / Gertrude X X Descent Chart (Dean) Bartz Frederick X X X Vogt, Pagel, Schwartz, Groth, Kasten, Pehling, Kamholz, Oslund, Hayer, Seibert Bean Aaron X X Shields Becker Conrad X X X Dallmann, Voges, Harmening, Terhofter, Klippstein, Battig, Werth, Boelter, Liebl, Huelskamp, Wills, Ruble, Donnelly, Enter, Baumann, Weydert Behneke August X X Miscellaneous info re History Bell Samuel X X Turtle MHS Death Cert ID No. Benham Allen H. X X Stage Coach history information Bennett James X X Canfield, Brooks, Cummins Benson Peter/Malene X X Pehrson Beranek Joseph X X List of births, Deaths, Land Records Bergen Williamson X X Cole Bergstrom Andrew X X X Gieseke, Halverson, Quist, Swenson, Pehrson, Farmer Bieble Sebastian X X X Epple, Dummer, Franta, Stewart Biehn Aanselm / Mary X X X X Young, Nonnemacher, Abrahamson, Schultz, Connor, Larson, Rohlfing, Rheaume, Friedman, Beringer, Meyer Birdsall Daniel / Gulielma X X X Wheeler Bittner Arthur X X Sorenson - collection info form Bjorling Jusi X X Article Anders's son Blanchard Demory X X LeDuc Blank Albert X X includes pictures Nickel, Strickland, Melzian, Keller, Borchardt, Potter, Sinn Blessing Titis Walter X X info when family in Nic Cty. Block Charles X X Children of Charles Block Blomberg Gustaf Adolph X X Olson, Urban, Engesser, Guentzel Bluhm Joachim George X X Breitkrutz, Bartsch, Gutzmer, Tatting, Gutzmer Bode Frederich / Maria X X X itc Stuenkel, Schroeder, Beecher, Bartels, Brown, Hulke, Mielke, Brueske, Poehler, Beck, Flowers, Fischer, Wills, Reinhart, Stolt, Monahan, Enter, Dorn, Gierke, Grunst, Kranz, Blomgren, Peterson, Heineke, Tietz, Schwartz, Youngblom, Kaveney, Koehler, Rengstorf, Alternberg, Gieseke, Neitzke, Havemeier, Bruns, Lange, Helget, Wegener, Kastens Bode Friedrich/Maria X X X Stuenkel, Pehling, Stolt, Wegener, Helberg, Lange Bohlen Martin / Margareth X X X X Gierke, Papke, Heldberg, Vinkemeier, Hanke, Torgerson, Rockvam, Marten, Schwarz, Peck, Weber, Kuehn, Ziebarth, Muesing, Elwood, Uhlhorn, Enter, Mead, Fischer, Bellig, Peterson, Anderson,Wiese, Stewart, Leonard, Kahlow, Maas, Biehn, Johnson Bonderson/Bonde Karl Magnus X X X Olson, Evanson, Lind son Borchert William / Minnie X X Info re Minnie / Baby interments Borgenhagen Ludwig / Louisa X X X X Otto, Kuehn, Stieve, Blank, Netzke, Stolt, Johnson, Mattke, Schwanz, Fritsche, Fitzloff, Paulson, Anderson, Lueken, Wels, Nesheim Bornemann Bernhard / Christina X X Ponwith, Woehler Braun Charles X X X Stolt, Dahms Brennesholtz John/Delia X X Letter re brief info re John Bresnahan Richard 'Dick' X 50th anniversary article Re WW II Briggs William X X Macomber, Doty, Miller, Tyler, Kreetschmer, Pierce Brown Charles T X X Brief 1 pg history re Charles Brown William Carey X X Hx Military Career & childhood NC Brunner Vinzenz / Anna X X X Wirtz, Weis, Walser, Mueller, Hauser Bruns Frederich / Dorothea X X X X Gieseke, Olson, Lund, Wendland, Meyer,Wendt, Buckentin, Jones, Fluegge, Seeman, Hopp, Voges, Zins, Dorn, Epper, Stein, Rodewald, Ulrich, Paulson, Hulke, Forbrook Bruns Robert 'Bob' X Article Re. Auditor appt. Buehl Irene (Cox X X Limited information Burg Albert X X Seales - Limited info - census rec Burg Anton X X Descendent re: info re Burg Fam Burnett George / Mary X X Descendent re: info Burnett Fam Burnett Harry X X Stadick, Ulrich, Hoeft, Burnham, Campbell, Krohn, Fischer Cardlinal Clement X X Perrault Carlander John & Hugo X X Military Information Carlson X Various families - articles Carter Bessie X X Family Tree very limited Case George Emanuel X X X Anderson, Lockwood, Hunt, Waldo Chenvert Bruno X X Stark, Davis, Coal - on Traverse des Sioux map Christiansen/son X Various families - articles Christman Clara X X Paine, O'Brien- Limited Info Clapp George X X Warner - Article Clark James X X X Nutter -Stockwell, Tayler Clark Keith Dr. X X Articles Political Science Professor Clobes John / Anna X X Manz, Wellner, Rinkel. Sell, Buchner, Dixon, Meidel Coffin Fred X X Paper done for history class by Terry Sveine Cole Caroline X X Abbreviated Fam Tree Compart Oliver/Mary/Mabel X X Minimal information Connor Timothy X X Hx in Indian/Civil War by David Connor Connor / Conner Timothy / Agatha X X X X Mitchel, Duehring, Biehn, Bennet, Rheaume, Bense, Rehome, Shaw, Hoffman, Schumacher, Ryan, Conlon, Zimmerman, Davis, Kennedy Cords / Cordes Fred W X X Boyhood Days In No. Mankato Couplin Wlliam L. X X Edsall, Amundson Cowan Thomas X X Brief Hx Crist Christian / Mary X X Rulen, Ostrom, Lundgren, Larson, Nason Cullen Thomas X X Cullen Trading Post article D file info for Daehn, Deegan, Delgehausen, Donnelly Dacklin Jonas / Anna X Olausson, Tore Daniels Asa X X Various articles Daniels Joseph X Amundsen Daschbach Frank / Francis /Margaret X Schmidt, Blessings, Peters, Dickmeyers, Ranweiler, Wager, Huelskamp Davis Charles R,. X X Speech given 2/8/1905 in Mn Hse of Rep Davis Chester Henry X X Bacquet, Sullivan, Kegler, Hahn, Reinhartz, Wetzel, Denzer, Marks, Mollert, Rydeen Davis Lillian X X McQuat, Norwood, Sanders, Kennedy Davis Orange Runnels X X X Pettis,Pearson, Cole, Hosford, Stark, Dunham, Haven, Dickie, Everett, Flowers, DeLaughter, Glover, Miner, Hill, Ponwith, Pell, Neubert Davis Mark X X Purrier, Hed Overson. Edwards Davis Orange Runnels / Adelaide X X X X Barlow,Sweeney, Pettis, Tucker, Haven, McQuat, Poehler, Mikkelson, Hartew, Dunham, Thompson, Studley, Dickie, Kruger, Flowers, Schabert, Johnson, Hahn, Bacquet, Hanson, Kewatt, Ponwith, Lurth, Haeseke, Hosford, Webster, Regenscheid, Lurth, Stangler, Hermel, Kendall, McGrath, Essling, Harlow, Kloss Davis X X Article re: multiple family members in this file Davis/Pettis X X X Numerous articles Dehen David / Mark X X Articles DeLaughter Clair X X Minimal information Denver John X X Article in People Magazine Deutchmann Charles X X Richter / Article Dick Maximilian X X Article - well knowm violinist Dick Philip X X short obit Diepolder Joseph X X X Huelskamp, Fischer. Dengler Dillon Edmund X X Smith, Walker Dodd William X X X Bigelow, Cogswell, French, Jones, Lamberton, Powers, Rost, Wheeler Donahower Frederick Augustus X X Articles Donnelly John / Mary X X McIntyre Dorn Gerald X X Wrote articles re Swan Lk & Nicolett Downes Michael X X Quinlan, Duin Sigfried / Alma X X X X Englebert, Fricke, Hinnenthal, Schumacher, Borcchardt, Siefkes, Engelbarth, Meyer, Ellingrod, Hammer, Fecht Duncan Henry Crawford X X Church, Vaughn, Thurston, McDonald, Dunham Abel / Elizabeth X X Requesting info re family Duwenhoegger Jerry Joseph X X Articles re murder plot E File X Ecklund, Edward Erickson, Enter Eckberg Charles X X X Nelson, Swenson, Webster, Sjostrom, Monson, Urban, Pehrson Eggleston Edward X X X Compilation of information Elvee Richard 'Dick' X X Article on retirement Engel William / Dorthea X X Zimmerman, Bendix, Bode, Fluegge Engesser Matthew / Rosina X X Oker, Kretschmer, Heyn, Schulz, Klein Enter Henry / Sophia X X X X Voeltz, Koehler, Schroeder, Schwenn, Schliemann, Krohn, Fahning, Hopp, Compart, Newman, Stein, Compart, Randen, Stoffregen, Asleson, Biehn, Bjorklund, Molitor Erickson John / Ella X X Abbreviated History Erickson Louis Magnus X X Abbreviated History Erickson William 'Bill' Dr. X x Interview re tenure @ St. Hospital Estensen Ole/ Kari X X X Lucken, Viberg, Johannesen, Hill Estenson Austin / Anne X X X X Puder, Olsen, Wellman, Christensen, Koskovich, Thom, Kittleson Evenson Mathias / Sophia X X Johnson - Various articles Everett George / Marion X Adams - Minimal information F File X Edward Flygare, Freitag, Fischer Falck Philip / Catherine X X X X Family Wisconsin based; Myron (single) music prof at GAC; wrote a 2nd book re: the Coats of Arms for Falck. Fay Owen X X Descendants re: info from NCHS Fiedler Henry Carl / Sophia X X Glindemann - article; family tree Fink Henry / Mary X X Request for Info Fischer Herman / Sophie X X X X Breitung, Gieseke, Severin, Hildebrandt, Plagge, Fritsche, Klossner, Lang, Werner, Steffel, Kuttner, Seeman, Bode, Strand, Zins, Dorn, Otto, Headlee, Hopp, Richter, Potter, Langhoff, Rengstorf, Sandhofner Fischer Otto / Gertrude X X X Schultz,Gieseke, Precht, Engel Fitterer Phillip / Maria X X X X Ball, Walter, Fischer, Kessler, Peniter,
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