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Missing Kaski records #4: Elaine Roselyn Margaret Kaski

Oh, I'm sure my great-aunt Elaine would be giving a finger wagging lecture about the things that aren't right in my questions below.

This is the fourth of a series of posts on the data I'm missing to build a complete descendant tree for my paternal great-grandparents, Mariah Alvina Ecklund and Peter August Kaski. This post focuses on Elaine Kaski.

The ASK

I have some holes for some people in this branch; maybe you hold the key that fits the door to that information. Know the answer to any question below? 
  1. Post a Comment at the bottom of this page. Note: All comments require my approval before becoming visible to others; if a comment contains confidential data about a living person, I will keep the comment private, and update this post to reflect I've received the needed information.
  2. Contact Me using the Contact Me form in the green section on the far right of this page.
  3. Connect with me on Facebook and message me through Facebook.
All three contact methods work well for me; use whatever approach is easiest for you. Thanks in advance for your assistance.

Elaine Roselyn Margaret Kaski

Elaine
  • When did Elaine's marriage to her first husband end?
  • Where did Neil Larson die?
Cronkhite's
  • What is Linda Cronkhite's place of birth?
  • When and where did Tamara Halbritter get married, and does she have children?
  • Has Jayme Halbritter been married, or had any children?
Rocky Rothbauer
  • When and where did Rocky Rothbauer marry Mary Seach? What are Mary's parents' names?
  • Where and when was Rocky's mother born? I have Austria-Hungary, but two different dates. 
Jerry
  • Where did Jerry pass? Where is he buried?
  • Was Jerry's wife born in Kerkhoven or Willmar? I've got sources for both and am not sure which is correct. Where is she buried? Where and when were her parents married?
Lisa
  • Who are Tracy's parents? Who is the biological mother of his kids born before marrying Lisa?
  • What are Julian's facts (DOB, parents)? Where and when were he and Lisa married? Was Julian previously married? What are the names of his children before marrying Lisa?
  • Where and when was Jordan born? Who is his father?
  • Where and when was Trey born?
Heidi
  • When and where was Heidi married? What are her husband's key facts (DOB, parents)? What are their kids' names and when and where were they born?
Jason
  • When and where was Jason married? What are his wife's key facts (DOB, parents)? What are his kids' names, and where and when were Jason's kids born? 
Farkas'
  • Who are Frank Farkas' parents?
  • When was Amy married? What are her husband's key facts (DOB, parents)? What are her children's names and place and date of birth?
  • Is Kate married? Does she have any kids?
  • When and where was Leah married? What are her children's names and place and date of birth?
Thanks so much all your help. It's very exciting to me to build the connections and see the patterns of our history.
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