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NameAnnette
Date2009-08-27
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MessageFred,

You will find the Gibson's buried in the Dakota City Public Cemetery.

Just go to: nebraskagravestones.org/
Then search by county and then by name.

There are also photos of their gravestones.

Thank you for writing in....


NameFred Gibson
Date2009-08-12
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MessageI am looking for the graves of my descendants in Dakota Co., Nebraska. In the last census 1930, they were in South Sioux City, Dakota, Nebraska. Their names were Eugene Gibson born 1872, Missouri and his wife Mary Sharp b. 1879 in Missouri. As far as I can tell in 1920 they lived ion St. Johns, Dakota Co. Nebraska.

Two children: William born 1899 Missouri, and Mary in 1903 Missouri.

I have a date for Mary Sharp and that is Sept. 27, 1939, where I got the date, I don't know.

Thank you for the assistance,

Fred Gibson
Texas
cowboynemo@yahoo.com


NamePatty
Date2009-08-10
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MessageAnnette, I just stated that my Uncle had that stone made at the Danish Cemetery, for the children of George and Lucy Stephan. Both Children died in infancy....the original stone was almost unlegible...so to see this stone in place is really wonderful. I know that cemetery is in a most unusual setting. Thank you for the wonderful site. Patty Blessing


NameJames Lafayette Holloway
Date2009-08-09
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MessageI am searching for the parents of Charles Allen Petersen b: 1934. Possibly born in Dakota Co., Ne. Charles was a policeman in Omaha, Ne. then moved to San Jose, California where he joined the San Jose police force and finaly retired from that group. He married Marilyn --?--.
Any help would be greeat, thank you
James Holloway


NameEmily Hill
Date2009-08-04
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MessageHello,

What a lovely website! Simply charming, a pleasure to visit...

I found your site while researching for a historical novel I'm in the process of writing. What inspiration the photos you post provide!


NameAnnette
Date2009-08-01
MessagePatty,

Did not receive your email about the Danish Cemetery. Please try to send the email again.

The Danish Cemetery is a very beautiful place.

Thank you!


Namecynthia payer
Date2009-07-27
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MessageI visited Combs Schoolhouse as a fourth grader many years ago, before it got moved to the present location. It was very memorable.Thank you for keeping and caring for our history here in our little piece of heaven,here in NEBRASKA. smilie


NamePatty Blessing
Date2009-07-15
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MessageSir, I emailed you a question about the Danish cemetery near Jackson Ne....about my Grpareents children George and Delores Stephan...I find that my Uncle made that stone and they placed it there. Thank you..Patty Blessing


NameJoseph Atterbury
Date2009-07-09
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MessageVisiting the site to see the Great Page that talks about My Family in Dakota City!


NameJosephine
Date2009-05-22
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MessageHi. I came to Combs School yesterday with my class. We also saw the house and the museum. They were so cool, and so much fun! I absolutely loved it! Thanks for letting us come and tour/learn at you school, house(not really YOUR house), and the museum! Loved it! smilie smilie smilie


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