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1. [IL-COOK-CHICAGO] FW: Moses BULLARD [1]
It appears that a made a small yet significant error in my information below. The individual I am seeking information about is Moses Bullard, not Moses Lear. Many apologies for my error. Responders have located both a 1900 census report where he was a boarder in Chicago and a death certificate in 1944. If the census report is for the same person, he would have been about 45 when he married my gr-gr grandmother five years after that, and being a clerk, not a wealthy man. She died of stomach cancer a yea
2. Re: [IL-COOK-CHICAGO] Chicago Hardware Foundry [1]
My only suggestion is to look in Chicago Encycopedia.Perhaps there would be a picture of it or a small paragraph or two. It is a very thick book but I also they are on the internet ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.
3. [IL-COOK-CHICAGO] Milby/Raymond Marriage [1]
Does anyone have any suggestions on find a marriage certificate/license for William Warren Milby and Dorothy P. Raymond? She was born in Iowa(I don't know where, that is part of my problem) and he was born in Illinois. In the 1930 census they are in Chicago. The census says he is 27, first married he was 25. So I'm guessing he and she were married in 1928. I have had the records searched from 1928-1944 at the Vital Statistics office in Chicago, no luck. Any help will be welcomed.
4. [IL-COOK-CHICAGO] Assistance Needed [1]
I am looking for someone who would be willing to do a few lookups of information for me. I have some information to go on. This involves 1890 and 1900 census for Proviso Twp??(225 Loomis St area). Also a transcription from Mt Carmel Cemetery and hopefully a photo. Please contact privately for more info and fees expected. Thanks
5. Re: [IL-COOK-CHICAGO] Fennessey/Finnessey/ Ferrissey [1]
Hi Juli There is a Margaret Fennessey, age 44 born Ireland living with her children on the 1870 Census on the 18th Ward of Chicago, with the following children: Elizabeth, age 18 born MA Michael age 14, born IL Mary (?), age 8, born IL Margaret T, age 5, born IL Joseph, age 9 months, born IL There is also an Edward Fennessey age 27, living with his family in Lake Township, Illinois in 1870. Hope this helps Kate I'm not sure where to go from here. Is there any one who would visit Calvary and let me know
6. [IL-COOK-CHICAGO] milby/raymond [1]
The information I find has Carrie B. Strauss m. William W. Milby, 24 April 1902, in Vanderburgh county, Indiana. They had a son Leroy Milby who married Dorothy Raymond. In 1930 Leroy and Dorothy are living in Chicago. Leroy is 27 born in Illinois and married at 25. Dorothy is 24 and born in Iowa. It appears that Dorothy may have been born in Dubuque, Iowa, in 1906. In the 1910 census Leroy is shown as living with his widowed mother and that he is born in Illinois. In the 1920 census Leroy is listed
7. Re: [IL-COOK-CHICAGO] Assistance Needed [1]
There are many of us on this list that are more than willing to do look-ups and often, much research, without charge, but you need to post the information that you do have. It is really frustrating to spend time looking up obits, censuses, etc., only to be told -- Oh, I already had that ... sigh. It also helps when those who do send info to notify the list what has been sent. Actually, when the info itself is posted to the List, that information has often given me information to research even furthe
8. Re: [IL-COOK-CHICAGO] Assistance Needed [1]
Let me add a little more to what Sharon has already stated. Most of US "ol timers" on the list love a good hunt. Post the name and what you are looking for and I bet you'll get the info before the night is out. It is also suppose to be a beautiful weekend here in Chicago - very possible that someone on the list will be heading out to Mt. Carmel this weekend. One last thing - Sign your name - we love to know who we are helping even if it is just Joe. Arleen > > There are many of us on this list that ar
9. Re: [IL-COOK-CHICAGO] Chicago Hardware Foundry [1]
-------------- Original message -------------- From: "Sue Schlosser" > Is anyone familiar with the Chicago Hardware Foundry? My grandfather worked > there about 1910, for ten years or so. I am hoping to find information about the > foundry and maybe a photo. thanks! > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > IL-COOK-CHICAGO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the mess
10. Re: [IL-COOK-CHICAGO] Lookup for Mt Carmel [1]
Hi! the 1900 census says the wife's name is Laura. I figured they were married 1890-1891. Your best bet is the marriage indexes for Cook County. They are on microfilm with the LDS Library. I sent you the jpg for the 1900 census under a separate email. Was there a church listed on the death certificate? Sometimes they were listed. You might check the church records closest to Loomis St. Maryellen On 4/27/07, samshous wrote: > > Thanks for so much response. Someone has already off
11. [IL-COOK-CHICAGO] Keating lookup 1900 census [1]
Just wanted to let everyone know that Bonnie has checked out the 1900 census and then followed with the 1910 census (John died in 1909) and wasn't able to find the wife or son as listed in the 1900 census. No such luck. Thanks all for trying anyway. I guess my next best bet will have to be the cemetery. Thanks to all from rainy Ontario Canada
12. [IL-COOK-CHICAGO] Moses BULLARD [1]
My gr-gr grandmother was married to four men in her lifetime and I am writing to request help in information about the fourth one. Phillipena (Sutter) Cuykendall Washburn Lear married Moses S Lear in either Grundy County or Chicago between 1904-1907. I only know his name because of her death certificate and will. I don't know when or where he was born although I can speculate that he was born probably between 1830-1845 based on Phillapena's age, or Bena, as she was also known. Can anyone find any inform
13. [IL-COOK-CHICAGO] Lookup for Mt Carmel [1]
Thanks for so much response. Someone has already offered to lookup the 1900 census for me. I am looking for John Keating born in Ontario Canada about October 1864 and died in Chicago November 29, 1909 at 225 Loomis Street. He is buried at Mt Carmel Cemetery according to the death certificate. Family thinks he may have been married two to three times but no family. He is in the Ontario 1881 census but not the 1891 census. Since there is no 1890 cenus left in Chicago I guess the only chance is the 1900.
14. Re: [IL-COOK-CHICAGO] Moses BULLARD [1]
Thanks! -----Original Message----- From: il-cook-chicago-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:il-cook-chicago-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of ChicagoGenealogy Sent: Monday, April 02, 2007 8:58 PM To: il-cook-chicago@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [IL-COOK-CHICAGO] Moses BULLARD >BULLARD MOSES S M/N UNK 0001274 1944-01-11 COOK CHICAGO - - A quick summary of the information on this death certificate: Born in Monroe, Alabama; about 70 years old; married to Sarah Davis; father Jacob Bullard, mother Jane; farmer; bur
15. Re: [IL-COOK-CHICAGO] Moses BULLARD [1]
Hi Katie, Although your Subject was correct, your question in the text of your post was on Moses Lear -- which is where the confusion came from. Isn't Lillie the Lillian Mae, granddaughter of Philapena? 1900 Federal Census - IL, Cook, Chicago [South Town] Bullard, Moses, 40, b. Apr 1860 IL [both parents b. NY], Boarding, is a Clerk and is shown as single. BULLARD MOSES S M/N UNK 0001274 1944-01-11 COOK CHICAGO - - This might be Moses' death record [maybe somebody can find an obit?], from the IL
16. [IL-COOK-CHICAGO] William Lavelle/ McVicker's Theater 1860s [1]
Hi all- I'm researching 'Col' William A LaVelle, a Showman and actor who lived from the 1850s-1924. His obituary indicates that he worked at The 'Old McVickers' Theater in Chicago and with other groups in the area. I believe he worked with the Madison Square Company(1880s), and the Straggler Comedy Company(1891-?), but I'd really like to find some record of him at the McVickers Theater. Does anyone know of anyone who has done research into the theater? Or know of any books or websites that could help?
17. Re: [IL-COOK-CHICAGO] FW: Moses BULLARD [1]
COMPANIONSHIP! My father remarried @ age 70+ When I asked him why, he said for companionship. Ta Ta -------------- Original message -------------- From: "Dale & Katie" > It appears that a made a small yet significant error in my information > below. The individual I am seeking information about is Moses Bullard, not > Moses Lear. Many apologies for my error. > > Responders have located both a 1900 census report where he was a boarder in > Chicago and a death certificat
18. Re: [IL-COOK-CHICAGO] Lookup for Mt Carmel [1]
I also found the John and Laura with son Arthur, age 4 in the 1900 census, however, I doubt this is her man as he is said to have died in 1909 and John and Laura, with son Arthur as well as another child are found in 1910, so hopefully somebody will find something at Mt Carmel. It might be beneficial to call the cemetery ((708) 449-8300) and see if they will tell you if there is somebody else buried in the same plot - child or wife. Bonnie -- Jo Daviess Co, IL RAOGK Volunteer www.raogk.org Find
19. Re: [IL-COOK-CHICAGO] Milby/Raymond Marriage [1]
I really messed up. Dorothy was married to LeRoy Milby, not William Warren. William Warren was LeRoy's dad. She was born in 1905. So sorry for the mistake. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lynne" To: Sent: Friday, April 27, 2007 10:01 AM Subject: [IL-COOK-CHICAGO] Milby/Raymond Marriage > Does anyone have any suggestions on find a marriage certificate/license > for William Warren Milby and Dorothy P. Raymond? She was born in Iowa(I > don't
20. [IL-COOK-CHICAGO] PGSA Genealogy Saturday [1]
Saturday, April 21, 2007 is PGSA Genealogy Saturday at the Polish Museum of America (PMA) library. Polish Genealogical Society of America (www.pgsa.org) volunteers will be available to assist you with Polish genealogy research questions. Because the PMA and PGSA are also hosting an all-day beginning Polish Genealogy class in the museum on Saturday, there will be PGSA volunteers available for extended hours - from 10am until 4pm! For more information about the beginning Polish genealogy class, visit http:/
21. Re: [IL-COOK-CHICAGO] Milby/Raymond Marriage [1]
If you've already checked the Cook County vitals for the years of interest, try Lake County, INDIANA. It was apparently quite the destination for quickie weddings. Crown Point is the county seat. Good luck. Bonnie ________________________________________________________________________ AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at AOL.com.
22. Re: [IL-COOK-CHICAGO] Moses BULLARD [1]
>BULLARD MOSES S M/N UNK 0001274 1944-01-11 COOK CHICAGO - - A quick summary of the information on this death certificate: Born in Monroe, Alabama; about 70 years old; married to Sarah Davis; father Jacob Bullard, mother Jane; farmer; buried at Mt Glenwood in Thornton. Took a VERY quick glance at the marriage index for Cook County, but didn't see a match for Moses 1900-1909, although the name "Bullard" does appear. C
23. Re: [IL-COOK-CHICAGO] Moses BULLARD [1]
This might be William Bamrick's death [from the IL Death Index] BAMRICK WILLIAM M/W UNK 0005782 1917-02-18 COOK ARGO 17-02- 20 Perhaps Elizabeth died in childbirth and William gave the child to Grandma? Sharon On 2 Apr 2007 at 12:48, , il-cook-chicago@rootsweb.co wrote: Hi Katie, Although your Subject was correct, your question in the text of your post was on Moses Lear -- which is where the confusion came from. Isn't Lillie the Lillian Mae, granddaughter of Philapena? 1900 Federal Census - IL
24. [IL-COOK-CHICAGO] Test [1]

25. [IL-COOK-CHICAGO] You are invited Sunday May 20 1pm [1]
Shared with me. Elaine In September 2006 the Schaumburg Township District Library was awarded a grant from the Illinois State Library to digitize and place on the library's website a large portion of our local history videos. Our partners with this project were the Facilitators for the Preservation of Schaumburg Area History (FPSAH), Schaumburg Township Historical Society, Hoffman Estates Museum, and the villages of Hoffman Estates and Schaumburg. We are especially indebted to FPSAH for their efforts in
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