Settlement of Westphalia: A Brief OverviewFather Kopp's List of Early SettlersPicture IdentificationDo you know these people? In the form below, please identify the picture you are referencing and give your idea. We'll pass the information on to the proper person. Similarly, if you want a picture posted on this page, please post it on our Facebook page with your request, or email us the picture. We'll be changing these photographs monthly.
Picture A: Is one of these people Emma Trierweiler Hauck (b.1865)? Or not?
Picture B: this is first communion - any ideas?
Picture C: ideas? This might? be a relation to Emma
Trierweiler Hauck
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Genealogy research can be a daunting job with so many options of where to begin. Look over the links below and see where they take you.
Bureau of Land Management (United States Department of the Interior) - search for purchase patents from the land office. See signatures of your ancestors and get dates for specific purchases. Remember that at the time of settlement, the nearest land office was in Ionia. Clinton County News Archives from 1966 - 1976 Clinton County Cemetery locations and information DeWitt Library - Has links to over thirty websites - many of them local sources - to birth, death, census, marriage, Civil War records, newspapers, and many others Genealogists of Clinton County - various vital records, school information - including yearbooks History of Shiawassee and Clinton Counties, Michigan Ionia County MIGen Web: Michigan Genealogy on the Web Library of Michigan and Archives of Michigan - information about their resources and some links MeL - Michigan eLibrary - use your driver's license number or a library card number to access census records for free Michigana by MeL Saint Joseph Cemetery, Pewamo Database Seeking Michigan - tips for research, events, pictures, maps, death and Civil War records Saint Mary Cemetery, Westphalia Database from the DeWitt Library, created by Dianne Schafer in 1999. |
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