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Family Names:
Andersen [Danish, Hjorring area Jutland Denmark, Anders A. and
children came to Chicago, some to N. Iowa in 1870-80's] some
using last name Sorensen; extensive descendant records exist
including Tjadens, Vammens and others
Bonnicksen [Danish, southeast Jutland area, Christiansfeld
and nearby towns; came to Chicago, some to N. Iowa]
extensive records held by an aunt in Seattle WA area
Deeley: Owen Deeley [m Eliza Woodhouse]b Dec 21 1878 Tipton
Staffordshire England; father Benjamin mother Mary Hadley
sibs Hsarriet, Clara, Walter, Albert, Benjamin, Arthur,
Samuel, sister who went to Australia, and some more. Owen
migrated to Hamilton Ont Canada, children Doris b 1902 England
& Florence B 1904.
Fink [German Peter John Fink with wife Anna Rapp to USA via Le
Havre France 1840-1857, son John Fink born Jacksonville IL
become racetrack owner Chicago, married Nell Sox, their only
son Harry Edward F. born Chicago IL; his children Dorothy Harry
Joan Ruth Warren Marjorie John]
Forrestor [Scottish borderlands] Jane or Jennie; married Ibbotson
remarried John Butterworth died Hamilton Ontario Canada
her father was in garrison of Edinburg Castle; her brothers
were Stephen, Walter, James
Ibbotson, Kathleen [English] b Oct 2 1877 Wakefield? England m
Herbert Lewis Pardoe of southern England. Mother Jane or
Jennie Forrestor who remarried John Butterworth Kathleeen's
sibs: Oswald, Stephen, Nelly, James, Jenny [m. Charles
Blackburn from South Africa, moved to Pickering Canada]
Pardoe [British-Canadian; Herbert, Muriel, Fred & James, born
in Yorkshire England 1902-1914; Muriel & Herbert moved to
Ontario CAN.][their parents Herbert Lewis P. & Kathleen
Ibbotson]
Rapp, Anna--see Fink
Sox [spelling? Nell Sox possibly Native American, IL area late
1800's-early 1900's, married John Fink moved to Chicago,
as widow lived in Springfield IL
Woodhouse, Eliza b Nov 16 1877 Handsworth Staff. Eng. d Hamilton
Ont. Canada m Owen Deeley Her father John Woodhouse laborer at
Tigley Steel Works in Birmingham Eng. Her sibs Ralph, Clara,
Reuben [b 1880], several more
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