David Beck
Beck Ancestry

David's personal site is built on Shutterfly.com. It's free, but because the site is private, interested researchers will need to sign up for a Shutterfly account to view his photo albums. David also has a Beck Family Album on the Clayton co. IAGenWeb.

Chad K. Flentje
Flentje and Daly Genealogy

Family history for many families, including obituaries, newspaper articles and marriage announcements. Clayton co. surnames included on the website: Flentje, Loeseke, Aulwes, Becker, Bluecher, and Yambura.

Although most of my information and resources involve Fayette county, many of the families came through Clayton Co.   I have photographed the 1882 and 1916 Clayton Co. Histories, and the 1886 Clayton co. plat map. My photos are hosted online at 'Fotki'. All pictures can be downloaded free by clicking a thumbnail, opening a medium picture, clicking the 'get original uploaded photo' link under the medium picture to open the large version. Finally, right click the large photo and save it to your computer harddrive.

Raven Thomas
From Emperors to Peasants

Genealogy information from the Clayton Co., area including the surnames Alitz, Aulerich, Freitag, Grinnell, Homan, Hulbert, Kelpin, Kluth, Kruse, Rohn, Schmill, Siege, Stade, and Vogelsang.  I'd love to hear from fellow researchers and distant cousins to share notes.

Helen Jennings
Garber Iowa website

Elkport / Garber Iowa ..... Where the Rivers Run Wild! The web site of Helen Jennings of Garber. She loves doing Family Genealogy . She  and her husband Clyde have lived on the home place for over 50 Clyde was born and raised in the house they are living in. Clyde's granddad Edwin Jennings bought bought the farm in 1883. The website contains lots of interesting information about the area.

Jeff Faulstich
Bernau Genealogy

Genealogies of Carl & Caroline Ball, and William August & Wilhelmina Elizabeth (Ball) Bernau. The site includes many photos and documents.

Mike Ruddy
The Ruddy Family of Allamakee co. Iowa

Decendants of Daniel & Ann Ruddy lived in Fairview twp. Allamakee co. and Mendon twp. Clayton co. Iowa

Connie Frith Couch
Connie Frith Couch's Genealogy

I have documented the Berks, Hoffmann & Schornagel families back to Germany.   My personal website has photos and German records, as well as personal data for these and other families. Click on my surname list, when you get to a particular person, click on scrapbook to view photos. Anton Berks & Anna Maria  Hoffmann were married in Clayton county and their first three children were born there.  Both of their parents also lived in Clayton county.  John Berks' other children: Henry, Gerhard and Anna were all married in Clayton county.  Sophia Berks' sister, Wilhelmina Amling, and her brothers John and Frank Schornagel also lived there.   Clicking on the thumbnails of pictures or documents will enlarge them.

example: In the surname list, click Berks, then Anton, etc. 

My entries at the Rootsweb WorldConnect project have a lot of information for Elkader families, especially for members of the St. Joseph church.

My ggg-grandfather Patrick Kielty came to Clayton County in 1855. He and my ggg-grandmother are buried in St Patricks, Monona, Iowa.

I am researching the surnames Plozel, Sudol & Pozar, all who seem to have descendants from Clayton County.  Visit my family website to view my family trees & photos!

I have many Speeds in NE Iowa and some in Clayton Co. Our Speeds came to Iowa (as did nearly 200,000 others) in 1854 - 1855. I have pictures on my website of the Speeds in Reed cemetery (Sperry twp)

In 1852 my great grandfather Andrew Engler married & moved to Garnavillo where he lived for two years before moving to the Cascade-Worthington, IA (Dubuque co.) area where he lived the remainder of his life.  When Andrew was in Garnavillo, he lived with John S. Engler. John's daughters married into the Anderson, Tonner and Troester families, some of who still live in Clayton Co. John's son, Charles, was a noted hardware store proprietor in Garnavillo. My website explains the Garnavillo connection & gives additional information on the Engler family. I am particularly interested in finding out who the parents of John and Andrew were.

My website focuses on the parents, siblings and various descendents of Wolfgang, John Blasius, Barbara (Schmidt) Hagensick, and Amelia (Schmidt) Schoch.  There are also 4 brothers who moved to the Lincoln, Nebraska area and then one of them on to Oklahoma. 

Susan's personal genealogy website includes a partial listing of St. Sebald cemetery burials, but more complete than the WPA records. She also has pictures of each headstone listed.

Sharyl Ferrall
Allamakee County Pioneers

Don't let the name of my website mislead you! I have several early Clayton co. families. I'm moving my website from Geocities, but it sure is taking me a long time! Please pardon my construction work!

Karen Muchow
Muchow's of Mecklenburg, Germany; Iowa, Minnesota & S. Dakota

This is a work in progress. I have quite a comprehensive tree covering the years 1777 in Mecklenburg, through emigraton and settlement in America up to the present.

Daniel Cooley
Cooley-Miller-Sears-Barnhouse Family Gedcom

Jan Kostle
Geneology of Kostle & Stoffregen families

Genealogy of the Nyberg & Nyborg and allied families of Clayton & Allamakee counties. Lots of photos!