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Welcome to the Wisconsin Surname Registry. If you are researching families who lived in Wisconsin, you are welcome to submit the surnames to this Surname Registry. To have the surnames you are researching added to this list, simply click on the link that says Add Surname and fill out the form. Hit the submit button. Within a day or three I will approve the surname and it will be added to the list.
Use the Search below to see who else might be searching the same surname.
Email address is not required but will be needed if you wish people to contact you. Let me know if your e-mail address changes. It is very frustrating for other researchers if your email bounces. |
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Judith O'Hearn Larkin
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Jun 06 2013 14:46 PM
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Post #296
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Surname : O'Hearn
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Where in Wisconsin did the family live? : Jackson County
Comments: I am writing about the O'Hearns and would welcome any information you have on them.
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Mitch Mader
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May 18 2013 20:08 PM
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Post #295
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Surname : Schulte
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Where in Wisconsin did the family live? : Buffalo City and Fountain City, Buffalo County, WI
Comments: Johan Martin & Franzisca Von Ruehden Schulte emigrated in 1850 from Oesdorf, Westfalen, Prussia to Grant Co., WI with their two children, Anton & Martin. Both sons enlisted in the Union Army, Co. F, 17th Wis. Vol. Inf in 1861; Anton as a Corporal, and Martin as a 2nd Lieutenant. Martin was wounded at the Battle of Vicksburg. After Martin and Anton returned from the war, Martin married Teresia Karl and settled down in Fountain City. WI. They had 11 children, only a few of whom lived to adulthood. About 1880 the Martin Schultes moved to farm in Buffalo City, Buffalo Co., WI., where they resided until about 1900, when they moved to Winona, MN. Most of the members of Martin's family are buried in Fountain City. Martin's brother, Anton married Elizabeth Stute and they settled in Monroe Co., WI. They had 7 children.
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Mitch Mader
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May 18 2013 19:46 PM
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Post #294
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Surname : Mader
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Where in Wisconsin did the family live? : Buffalo County, Buffalo City
Comments: Peter Mader, Jr. came to Fillmore Co., MN, along with his brothers from New York City on the fabled Orphan Trains in the early 1880s. The Maders moved to Buffalo City, Buffalo Co., WI., where Peter's son Clarence and his wife, Freda Clark Mader retired. Peter's grandson LTC Gene W. Mader retired from the Army and moved his family to Buffalo City. Family members included Gene's wife, Marilyn Wright Mader, daughters Michelle "Mitch" Mader, Terri Mader Lorenz, and
the late Lisa Mader Paulson Putnam. The Mader clan spans more than 100 years in the area.
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Eileen Rogers
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Apr 24 2013 13:19 PM
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Post #293
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Surname : Ratajczyk
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Where in Wisconsin did the family live? : Nekoosa
Comments: Looking for Ron Ratajczyk, son of the late Julia and Chester Ratajczyk. Family lived in Nekoosa for many years. Chester and Julia are interred at the New Rome Cemetery.
Ron had a brother Chester Jr., and sister Judy.
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Chris Leonzal
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Apr 20 2013 22:44 PM
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Post #292
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Surname : Leonczak
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Where in Wisconsin did the family live? : Lake, Milwaukee
Alternate spellings of surname: : Leonzak, Leonzal
Comments: Half of my family migrated to Duluth, MN the others to Milwaukee WI. Our Surname is Leonczak, then went to Leonzak, then finally and currently to Leonzal. All which are used by past family members in WI
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Suzanne Alsup
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Apr 16 2013 16:15 PM
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Post #291
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Surname : Atkins
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Where in Wisconsin did the family live? : Dane and Adams
Comments: I am searching for information regarding Horace Atkins and his descendants. Other names associated were his wife Lucy Ann Babcock, Dickinson, Hutchinson.
I know his daughter Lavina Atkins married a JS Dickinson and died in childbirth. I have no other information on Dickinson at all. Many of the family are buried in Gould cemetery. I am seeking information on Horace Atkins father and mother. I have little information except possible names Samuel Atkins and Sally Barnes. Not sure they are correct as the names don't seem to fit the movement of the family. In a census, living with Horace Atkins brother Jacob, was a woman b. about 1780, so I'm hoping there is a reference elsewhere with her name.
Thank you
Suzanne Alsup
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Deborah Goschy
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Apr 12 2013 9:01 AM
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Post #290
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Surname : Fedie
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Where in Wisconsin did the family live? : Pepin County, Dunn County
Alternate spellings of surname: : Fidi
Comments: I'm adding the name "Fedie", also spelled as "Fidi" in old records. My Fedie relatives are primarily from Dunn and Pepin Counties, although there are likely Fedies all over the state of Wisconsin. The Fedies originally came from Austria in the 19th century and a great many of them settled around the area of Durand Wisconsin.
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Ken Boyce
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Apr 10 2013 1:46 AM
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Post #289
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Surname : Boyce
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Where in Wisconsin did the family live? : Vernon County
Alternate spellings of surname: : Boice
Comments: Looking for information on the John Boyce and Mary Caldwell Boyce family. Children included John, Samuel, David, Nelson and Mary. Nelson moved to Nebraska as a young man, Samuel lived near Newton, Mary moved to Montana/Idaho and son John lived in the region throughout his adult life. Very little is know about David...he may have died in the civil war.
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Suzanne Whalen
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Apr 08 2013 4:32 AM
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Post #288
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Surname : Roche
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Where in Wisconsin did the family live? : Waukesha, Greenwood
Alternate spellings of surname: : Roach
Comments: Denis Roche (Roach) & Mary Donahue - both born in Ireland - lived in Lisbon (1855 census), then Greenwood, Vernon County (formerly Ax County) 1870 Census.
children, Catherine, Edward, Elizabeth, Mary, Ellen, Thomas, Frank, Daniel, Josephine (Josie), John
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Jeff Roemer
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Mar 31 2013 18:04 PM
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Post #287
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Surname : Roemer, Hildred
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Where in Wisconsin did the family live? : Saxeville, Pine River
Comments: Looking for information of descendants of Carl and Christiana (Hildred) Roemer.
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