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to PLYMOUTH Co, IOWA!
This site is hosted by Linda Ziemann. I was raised at Seney, Plymouth County, IA. My paternal grandparents and their parents were early pioneers in Elgin Township. Plymouth Co. now has an assistant county coordinator, Mary Holub, of LeMars, Iowa. You are
invited to contribute data Email your submissions....Thanks, Plym. Co. Researchers are the BEST! **Note from the County Coordinator, Linda Z.Linda is the newly elected IA GenWeb Assistant State Coordinator beginning July 1, 2009 -- "Keeping Internet Geneaology Free"
Click on the Historical Societies link below. Plymouth County has some wonderful people who work diligently preserving the county history!
For Sale June 2009
Plymouth County Pictorial History Book ~check the above link for details
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Read more about the Memorial Day, Avenue of Flags ceremonies! Click on the index linked below. If you have any photos, memories, stories to share about this celebration, please share with us all. The last photo on this main page (scroll down) is Avenue of Flags, May 1988.
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Feel free to visit Monona County and Sioux County IA GenWeb sites also coordinated by Linda Ziemann-the Plymouth County Coordinator.
| Attention--Need Your Help **Looking for descendants of the first settlers of Plymouth County. Otherwise known as Floyd Valley or Melbourne settlers from July 1856 until 1860. The families consisted of Helds--Schneiders--Winters--Schindels--Schmids--Emmerts. Would love to hear from you if you are a descendant of one of these families! Email Justin Herbst at either of these email addresses: nlherbst@aol.com or Justinboji@aol.com |
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Click on the "Events and Reunions" icon above to read the news about events and happenings--there is so much family history in the news articles that chronicled the family reunion gatherings THEN and NOW. **From Yester-Year check out this link...Plymouth County Old Settler's Assoc. (Click on "Look-ups" to find a volunteer)
(Click on the above QUILT and read about the Seney, Iowa, M.E. Church Quilt. This quilt was given to Sunday School teacher, R.A. Hawkins & his wife in 1923.)
Surnames [A-D] [E-K] [L-O] [P-Z] Submit your research name to connect with others. You might even find a long-lost cousin!! ***Be sure to email the county coordinator with any update to your email address--so that other researchers will have your correct email address to use to reach you.*** OFF-SITE RESOURCES
The 22nd Barn Quilt Name of quilt block: “From There to Here” Our barn quilt is celebrating our ties to rural life heritage. Click on the link and read more about this beautiful quilt. Please feel free to come by and view the quilt at any time. ~Vern & Karen Harrington & family |
Search or Post your Queries, Obituaries, Biographies, and other miscellaneous Documents such as vital records, military records, land records and news items by clicking on one of the four icons above. Word of Explanation & Thanks -- the Darrell Easton Obituary Collection. ~click the above link to read all about this transcription work
*Our Plymouth County site is the best around thanks to you... I am looking at genwebs every day.. and none hold a candle. ~JH*Great job has been done on the Phymouth site. It is one of the very best of all the county sites, and I go to a lot of them.~DK in Spokane, Wash.
I invite you and encourage you to check out the Plymouth County portion of the IA GenWeb Special Project, IowaOldPress. Here is the link....enjoy reading about the "life and times" of your early Plymouth County ancestors. See 'What's New" on IowaOldPress You will also find this linked to the left under the heading of Offsite Resources.
If you have talents or information you would like to contribute on an ongoing basis,
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Plymouth County ...Read About Our Ancestors & Their Stories!
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NEIGHBORING COUNTIES: Sioux County |
| O'Brien County ..... O'Brien County, IAGenWeb |
| Union County, South Dakota ..... Union County, SDGenWeb |
| Cherokee County .....Cherokee County, IAGenWeb |
| Woodbury County .....Woodbury County, IAGenWeb PLYMOUTH COUNTY COURTHOUSE....CIRCA 1913, LE MARS, IOWA
Avenue of Flags, Memorial Day 1988 This page was last revised 29 Jun 2009 Plymouth County IAGenWeb contents have been willed to IAGenWeb |
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