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Great Site. Lots of work put into it. Would like to know your proof documentation on connection between James (1607) and Daniel II (1641). I show Daniel's father as Daniel? (help!) Thanks....Paul Bunnell |
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Beautiful job Manley! keep it up! |
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You have done a wonderful job. Will send update to you soon. Carol |
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Enjoyed your site. I am researching Crulls from Penn, Indiana, Kansas. Found your Susanna Charlotte Crull Doty and would like info on her and her ancestors. Also Samuel Crull Doty...Thanks for sharing with us...Barbar |
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I'm not quite sure how I got to your site - just out surfing. Found it interesting reading, though. Thanks! |
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Enjoyed reading ...We were in Telemark Norway last year, I wish I would have know my Great,great-grandfather was born there. Thanks so much, great job in putting the whole thing together. What a task! |
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We stumbled over your home page by accident, and found some very interesting information on the neighbours of our Summer holiday place. Thank you so much. Margit Hansvold, Tromsų, Norway |
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Was just cruising the Heartland Genealogy Society webring and thought I"d drop by to sign your guestbook, even though I don"t think there is a connection but thought your Page is looking great. At the present I am researching my father's -BARNES- side of y family. A relative who owns my great grandmother's family bible gave me some names about a year ago and it includes a lineage to Stephen Hopkins of the Mayflower, through his son Giles. I thought it was kinda neat. Well thats all for now & happy hunting |
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My mother told me I was named after a Lela she had met when she was a teenager. She "just liked" the name. When I saw the phrase "Montana house" in the search engine summary, I had to take a look. I was born in Glasgow Montana in March 1951. Thanks for a uick trip down a little lane of memory. |
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Sent you a note on your e-mail Patti |
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Just glancing at possible links with the family name |
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Hi Manley; Hello I am Marilyn's daughter Rachel. I would like to thank you for the Kjonaas sites. I was at Raginas funeral on the 6th of Dec 99. Please e-mail me to let me know if you were there. I would also like you to know that I had three children. Lex Michael TomasCruz born on 15 July 1989, Kayla Amara TomasCruz Born on 15 Nov 1992, and Amara Lynn Reese 17 Jan 1995, Which was adopted out to freinds. My ex-husbands name is Namtalo Miguel Tom sCruz Born on 17 Nov 1968. I Married him in Feb 1989 and we divorsed in July of 94. I am presently in Cameron University in Lawton, Ok, working on a special Education degree. I am also a sgt in the National Guard |
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I Found out about this at my grandmothers funeral in Moorhead MN where I was born. I was given a Kjonaas generation picture and some papers from my grandmother years ago to pass on. My grandma was married to Date Kjonaas whoes first born son is my dad Day on born march 18, Iam 1st born son on march 6, my 1st born son on march 12, and his 1st born son on march 20. So things are going to pass on for awhile. |
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I can't believe there's another Alvernaz out there! I have a little (just a little) information about "Alvernaz" somewhere if you're not too busy to be interested! I wish I could get some more info. on that name, too. That name is so rare, anyone with hat last name has to related to me!) Well, bye! |
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Read & have info on Glaspey, Doty family, was pleased to visit your web site and will return. What kind of info do you need/want? Feel free to write - THANK YOU!! |
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Hello. I'm still trying to fill in the gaps of my Spross family tree. If you would like to view what I have so far please e-mail me. I will include your e-mail address on my Spross family webpage. (Access is only granted via personal invitation to pro ect my family's privacy.) Thanks |
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I hope to learn more about the Kittel family if you can help. My grandparents Robert Dean and his wife Vera Kittel live in Clifton CO if that helps. I am very intrested cuz I reacently found out that my mothers father who we have all thought was German urned out to be Russian Jew who was trying to escape the Houlocost. It was weird to suddnely be on the other side of that war. Anyway any info would be helpful even if it is just how it ends in EL instead of LE like little. Thank you for your time. sincerly Randal L. Kittel 4/21/73 Aberdeen WA |
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Great Stuff! I am searching for descendants of a Sarah Lingenfelter, she was a jail matron/policewoman in Muskegon, Mich. She lived in Chicago, Il also for a time around 1900 with her twins, Helen and Charles Lingenfelter. |
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Manley, I was in Starbuck in May for a meeting of my Aunt's Foundation, and I was able to take my 92 year old Mother back to Starbuck for what will certainly have been her last visit, as she is not well. Just this evening I booked my next visit for a further meeting in late August. I know that, while it might be hot in late August, at least the Minnewaska Lake Flies will be somewhat less abundant. Best Greetings to you and your family. David Ness (Grandson of Anton Ness, Lumberman and former owner of the `Kjnoass Clock')... |
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"The Wanderer Above The Mists" |
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I think it would be easier if you listed the surnames. This way it would be easier to find what you are looking for. This is a really nice site. You can tell there was a lot of time and energy, put into this web page. Also that you are proud of your fami y. |
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Great Pictures of Markhams. We will re-visit soon to look at more Jim & Faye |
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Manley. Did you do this by yourself? It is really neat. |
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Hi. Could not find an email address, so here I go: I saw some people with the last name Gehrcke in you tree. I'm making a tree of the family Gehrcke on the entered web-address. Do you have any information I need? Pleeezzze! |
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A+ here! very nice site, glad I stopped by. just want you to know that your work is noticed and well liked... Community Leader Ares51/cavern |
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Interesting! I am aware of lots of other pictures obviously because of my family's history there. If I can get ahold of them, will try to send to you. thanks |
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My grandparents raised their family consisting of 4 children in Starbuck in the 1880-1950 time frame. They were Anton and (Bertha) Julia Ness and their childern were Alvin, Lester, Gladys and Norman (my father). Due to polio epidemics in the Twin Cities in the late 40s, I spent several summers in Starbuck during my childhood. Thank you for your very nice pictures. They brought back many memories for both me and my brother. |
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Wonderful pictures of old Starbuck! My father Norman Ness (b. 1905, d. 1987) grew up there, the son of Anton Ness, brother of Alvin, Lester and Gladys. I spent a lot of time in Starbuck in my youth (mostly during the 50's) and still visit now and then. |
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uncle manley --great home page--how do I start one to see what I get on daddy? marianne |
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Howdy, DOTY cousins! It's been a good new year already ... first, I get a message from Manley saying that we're related via Phyllis, then I get a message from Mom's long time friend, Linda McDowell's that when she contacted you, you sent her to our Web S te! Sure is a small world, isn't it??? I'll be in e-mail contact with you, but want to let you and everyone else who reads your GuestBook know that we are (or have been and have temporarily lost) in contact with quite a few of the descendants of Wi liam E. DOTY and Susannah C[harlotte??] CRULL ... mostly GLASPEYs!!! Later, Gator! |
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What a wonderful job you have done with this family tree. So much work involved but it is greatly appreciated by all of us in the Markham family!!!!!!!!! |
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Hello! Really ejoyed browsing this sight. We are in awe of this wonderful work in family history. Love you both - we should get together more often!! |
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Thank you for your Doty links. |
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What a lovely homepage! A great effort. Congratulations, and best wishes. |
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I am a desendent of Henry Krueger a relative of yours. |
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Mr. Kjonaas, You have done a beautiful job creating the Starbuck page. I will visit it often to reminisce my family's hometown. (Brainard's & Wollan's) Thank you for sharing! Sincerely, Sara Brainard-Gerdes |
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6 Oct 1998 We've just had a brief look at this fascinating information this morning. Thank you for making it available. We'll look more in depth later. |
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Nice page. Very informative. Keep it up.
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I am also a decendant of Edward, Samual. But my line changes after John. My Sister has all of the tree. She is the family historian. She is on the net but has not learned how to use it yet. She Is egbrown@tcsn.net. Keep up the good work Cuz. Del |
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As of right now I have yet to view the entire site but I want to say hello. I am the son of Margaret Larson who is the daughter of Hilda Kjonaas. I have always been an admirer of the Kjonaas name and wear it with pride. Email me whenever you want, I wo ld love to get to know some of you. Love, Brett Larson |
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Hello Manley. It was nice to receive your E-mail the other day. I found your web site very interesting. I don't know if you knew my family very much or not. My fathers name was Julius and his fathers name was Syver. I have a lot of fond memories of Starbu k. I sure enjoyed your pictures of the old main street and such.I have several old Hammond Wizard Oil books from Starbuck merchants from cera 1890's to 1920's. and also many other old things from merchants from Starbuck such as pencils novelties etc. Plea e keep in touch and I'll do the same. JEFF |
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 Just saying hello from the Garden State, New Jersey! Be Blessed! |
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Thanks for stopping by and signing my guestbook! :) I'm just about to get ready for bed but I'll have to come back and look at your site again soon. God bless! |
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This is fascinating!! |
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Great Home Page. You have certainly put in a lot of time and effort and it is greatly appreciated. What do you do in your spare time?? |
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Neat |
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Thanks for the note and the pictures of Starbuck. You can see current pictures at our website! |
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My grandmother's maiden name was Agnes Doty she told us a few times her people came over on the Mayflower but she never had any proof. I have started to research my family history and need help in the Doty search. |
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Pretty neat, Manley. Would love to know identities of some of the folks. Bill wonders if the BIG kid is his Dad on the Ford picture. Looks like him. |
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Thanks for all your work. I enjoy reading the history. I'm glad to be a Kjonaas |
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Enjoyed the visit. Would like to know about any branches of the family that stayed in Norway. |
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It is really nice to see someone take the time to do the kind of work that you have been doing. I'm sure that I can't even begin to imagine the amount of time that you must have spent in tracking down the Kjonaas name. Your work is really appreciated!! |
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I can't even imagine the amount of work that went into your project but do appreciate your sharing it with everyone - this is wonderful.Thank you so much! Sincerely, Barbara |