I did family genealogy research in the mid to late 1980's the old fashion way, by going to local courthouses, newspaper offices, cemeteries, & of course talking to older generations. It was a very interesting, yet time-consuming process. I became a single mother & had to stop for numerous reason, one of which was time, but location was another. I recently retired & no longer have the same restrains & so, I have picked up this loved hobby. I am careful & truly try not make mistakes, but I acknowledge I am human & families can be complex/complicated. So please correct & forgive me when I error. Family ties include Smith, Noem, Peckenpaugh, Lilleskov, Steever, Wilkins, Coughlin, Nelson, Halseth, Arntson, Armstrong, Mulvhill, Tholen, Olson, Berger, Jensen, Christensen, Anderson, Stenson, & Iverson.

I did family genealogy research in the mid to late 1980's the old fashion way, by going to local courthouses, newspaper offices, cemeteries, & of course talking to older generations. It was a very interesting, yet time-consuming process. I became a single mother & had to stop for numerous reason, one of which was time, but location was another. I recently retired & no longer have the same restrains & so, I have picked up this loved hobby. I am careful & truly try not make mistakes, but I acknowledge I am human & families can be complex/complicated. So please correct & forgive me when I error. Family ties include Smith, Noem, Peckenpaugh, Lilleskov, Steever, Wilkins, Coughlin, Nelson, Halseth, Arntson, Armstrong, Mulvhill, Tholen, Olson, Berger, Jensen, Christensen, Anderson, Stenson, & Iverson.