Lineages - Marinette County Wisconsin WIGenWeb

This section contains links to information on families with roots in Marinette County. If you would like to submit a link, contact the county coordinator. (Note: This section is for links to existing online information only. We do not have space on our server to post your family tree or GEDCOM files.)

Bernardy -- Bernardy, Marineau. France > Canada > Wisconsin (submitted by Donna Setunsky)

Betters -- Canada > New York > Marinette. (submitted by Deana Hipke)

Brault/Breaux -- First white settlers in Coleman area, including a 7-generation chart and biographical narrative. (submitted by Russell Wayne Peterson)

Cahee -- Canada > New York > Michigan (U.P.) > Goodman > Marinette. (submitted by Deana Hipke)

Doran -- Doran, Boyle, Missos, Veneros, Feeney, Walsh, Ratchford, Connahan, McCrory, Mikolasek, Komanecki, Liegeois, Peanosky, O'Donnell, Rodgers, Gallagher. Areas being researched: in Wisconsin & Michigan: Marinette, Menominee, Oconto, Peshtigo, Hermansville, Escanaba, Fort Atkinson, Beaver Island. (submitted by Jim Doran)

Furbish -- Lived on Highway X, about 10 miles east of Middle Inlet. (submitted by Clark Judy)

Golueke -- Golueke, Schneider. Germany > Wisconsin (submitted by Donna Setunsky)

Hipke -- Germany > Poland > Peshtigo (Marinette Co.) and Little River (Oconto Co.). (submitted by Deana Hipke)

Judy -- Family lived on Highway B, about 6 miles east of Coleman. (submitted by Clark Judy)

Miller -- (Miller Brothers Hardware in Marinette, sons of Jacob Miller and Karen Helene Christophersdatter), Nils Amundsen and his wife Anna Jacobsen, and ancestors of Adolph Evensen, whose wife was one of the Miller daughters. Also included is the Norwegian ancestry of Rev. Martin B. Rufsvold who was for a time (1892-1904) pastor of Vor Frelsers (Our Saviour's) Norwegian Lutheran Church in Marinette. His wife was also a Miller, daughter of Sophus Cron Miller (son of Jacob and Helen). (submitted by Elizabeth Schmitt)

Rettke -- Family has been in Marinette County since 1873. (submitted by Jamie Rettke)