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1. [ILCLINTO] Death Certificates [1]
Question.......I understood that if one wanted an Illinois death certificate for someone who died after 1910, all one had to do was to write for it and it wouldn't cost anything. One didn't need to send a SASE either. One must request this from the Archives in Springfield, IL. I was under the impression it would take less than month to receive the certificate. Is this true? Can someone answer me?...............MaHarvLady@aol.com
2. [ILCLINTO] Jeffersonville, IL????? [1]
Does anyone know where the closest Jeffersonville, IL was to Clinton County in 1865??? I've found Jeffersonville, Morgan County...but was there one in Clinton, Bond, or Jefferson Counties in this time period? Robin in Indy researching Reddick, Dunn, and Bonham in Clinton and Bond Cos. Theory of Relativity: If you go back far enough, we're all related visit http://www.my-ged.com/robin/
3. Re: [ILCLINTO] 1920 Census Lookups - Weshinskey [1]
Sorry to be a bother, but is it possible to send the data on the Weshinskeys as a file, attached to the email? It is confusing trying to read the data. Thanks, Edward
4. [ILCLINTO] Mistake...big mistake...Jacksonville....FW: Jeffersonville, IL????? sorry [1]
I was thinking of Jacksonville,,,,,so sorry. Could there have been a Jacksonville in 1865 in Jackson County? In Clinton or Bond? Robin in Indy Theory of Relativity: If you go back far enough, we're all related visit http://www.my-ged.com/robin/ -----Original Message----- From: Robin Sloan [mailto:sneakers@on-net.net] Sent: Monday, September 27, 1999 12:24 AM To: ILCLINTO-L Subject: Jeffersonville, IL????? Importance: High Does anyone know where the closest Jeffersonville, IL was to Clinton County in
5. [ILCLINTO] Fw: 1890 Census Information [1]
Terrific sight about the fire that destroyed the 1890 census. And info on items that are available at the NARAs in Washington, DC and in Chicago. They talk about the 1893 pension records, we only have the 1883 pension data on line. Dorothy -----Original Message----- From: XAMUSED@aol.com To: dorothyf@intertek.net Date: Tuesday, September 28, 1999 8:43 PM Subject: 1890 Census Information I found this absolutely fascinating, and I think you will, too! http://www.
6. [ILCLINTO] email request for death certificates [1]
About a year ago I emailed a request for a death certificate and received it in about two weeks. Steve Lentz
7. [ILCLINTO] 1920 Census Lookup - Breese Township [1]
If possible, could you look up Bernard SCHLARMAN(N) (wife Eugenia [Albers]), August FANGMEYER (d. 7/14/1921), Charles GISSEY (wife Clara [Schlarmann]), Henry SCHLARMANN (wife Katherine [Aug]), J.H. Bauer (wife Elizabeth [Schlarmann]) and Charles J. SCHLARMANN (wife Mary [Fick])? I know these are a lot of people to look up, so if you are restricted in time, please just do the first three. I sincerely appreciate your offering to help. It is a wonderful gift to those of us searching! Thank you. Britt Bren
8. [ILCLINTO] Touch Someone [1]
-----Original Message----- From: Cathie Minton To: 'Miranda Bauer' ; Amy Cortez ; jo eddy ; Sue Salm Date: Thursday, September 23, 1999 7:32 PM Subject: Touch Someone > > One of our customers sent this to us. This makes up for Dianna's dippy customer. >> >
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9. Re: [ILCLINTO] looking for help deciphering a name on 1920 census [1]
Thank you very much, this should give me enough to go back to the microfilm and decipher the letters. I think that the one that was giving me the most trouble was Lawrence. I should be able to go back now and figure out what the enumerator wrote (he is usually phonetic). I appreciate your help very much. Jean On Sun, 12 Sep 1999, XAMUSED@aol.com wrote: >Here's what I have from Prairie Farmer Directory, Jean: > >Eilers, Frank L (Christena Duing) Children: Frances, Edd, Anna, Joseph, >Mary, Eugene, Ka
10. [ILCLINTO] Fw: Experience the New Ancestry.com! [1]
Here's an ad worth two free weeks at Ancestry. Looks like you have to sort of sign up for membership now, but you can cancel that tentative membership at the end of your two weeks trial and owe nothing. (If you're organized enough to remember to do it - not like I sometimes do.) Be sure to check out the PERSI - Periodicals and ???. Several people have found lovely things there. Tell us if the periodicals are around here, and I'll browse if I can. Dorothy -----Original Message----- From: Ancestry Spec
11. [ILCLINTO] Free CD Lookups [1]
>From another List: http://genweb.net/~gen-cds/cdlist.html Lots of free look-up services offered for other locations. Looks useful. CKress: Be sure to look at #173 and #183. Dorothy
12. [ILCLINTO] 1920 census lookups [1]
I am currently in the process of transcribing the 1920 Clinton County Federal census. This is a big project and may take awhile to complete. As each township is finished, it will be proofread and uploaded so anyone can search for themselves. While the project is on-going I am willing to do lookups on families living in the township currently being transcribed. At this time, I am working on Breese township. So if anyone wants a lookup on a Breese resident, please provide a first AND last name and I will
13. [ILCLINTO] Baumhueter/huter/heter/Bonheter [1]
I have exhausted all the online information at the Clinton County site looking for references to this name. If anyone has any information outside of what is located on the site, I would be most grateful to receive it. The time span encompassed in Clinton County would have been late 1830's thru early 1920's. Thanks! Laura
14. [ILCLINTO] How to Enter Dates & Places in Databases in Accordance with Standards [1]
Got this from another List. Makes sense. And makes a lot of work to clean-up my databases before I send them onward. Do you-all agree with him? Is this gospel? Dorothy ------------------- Subject: How to Enter Dates & Places in Databases in Accordance with Standards >I have a favor to ask of everyone on the Lists which I manage. Actually, >it's not so much of a favor, as it is a reminder. > >As most of you know, I receive many databases in GEDCOM format from other >researchers, GEDCOM's which I impo
15. [ILCLINTO] Re: ILCLINTO-D Digest V99 #149 [1]
Hi Dorothy, I loved that letter from West Konsin! Where is East Konsin? My grandmother told a similar tale of her grandparents traveling from Prussia to Wisconsin, with a twist. All of their belongings went into the New York harbor when someone threw the pillowcase that contained everything they owned ashore, but it didn't quite make land!! Can you imagine? Even the relatives' address was lost, so they didn't even know where to go. They joined up with a lady who invited them to go to Wisconsin with h
16. [ILCLINTO] Thank you [1]
Carol said that when she got her computer back into operation, the very first thing she'd do was to put our award on line. That she did! Check that link out on your next trip there. We're tickled, to say the least. "Our First Award!! Thanks goes out to everyone that nominated us and to all our volunteers that made this site what it is!"
17. [ILCLINTO] The Families that went to Holland [1]
The following was posted on the Hanover (Germany) mailing list, and I thought it might be of interested to some of you on the Clinton List. I have an anniversary book. It was written to celebrate 150 anniversary of the town of Slagharen, Hardenberg, OVerijssel, Holland. The book Slagharen 150 Jaar (years) by Ricus Hertsenberg. Published 4 March 1990. The reason I want to share this book with others who have ancestors from the Old Kingdom of Hanover, Germany is people from Hanover settled the town
18. Re: [ILCLINTO] Death Certificates [1]
MsHarvLady@aol.com wrote: > > Question.......I understood that if one wanted an Illinois death certificate > for someone who died after 1910, all one had to do was to write for it and it > wouldn't cost anything. One didn't need to send a SASE either. One must > request this from the Archives in Springfield, IL. I was under the > impression it would take less than month to receive the certificate. Is this > true? Can someone answer me?...............MaHarvLady@aol.com > > ==== ILCLINTO Mailing List =
19. Re: [ILCLINTO] Death Certificates [1]
This is my experience with the Illinois State Archives and death certificates. If you write by smail address it to: Illinois State Archives Margaret Cross Norton Bld Capitol Complex Springfield, Illinois 62756 I have received 10 or more copies from the State Archives. There is no charge for unofficial and uncertified reproductions. In my request, I ask for unofficial copies. The list the Archives uses, is alphabetical by last name. It includes date of death, county of death, city or township, sex/rac
20. [ILCLINTO] German name changes [1]
>From another List. Perhaps you might have some examples to add to this list: > >Found the following page on German name changes or how the names have >evolved over the years : > >http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/6508/NAMES.HTM >
21. [ILCLINTO] 1920 Census lookup - Timmermann [1]
Here is the info I have found so far on the Timmermann(s). There are 4 different households at this point. I will keep the name on my list and let you know as I find more. The first part of this listing is the column header for the 1920 census. As near as I can tell the "Fm" in the House # column refers to "Farm". Sometimes the enumerator used "un" for unknown. An * means the character was unreadable on this copy of the census. Any misspellings or other problems are the original enumerator's and (ho
22. Re: [ILCLINTO] Death Certificates [1]
Dolly......for genealogy purposes I don't believe I need a certified copy. I guess I'm impatient......I'll wait a bit longer to see if my copy will come in the mail shortly. I mailed my letter the latter part of July. Thank you so much for your help........your instant help, that is!................MsHarvLady@aol.com
23. [ILCLINTO] Re: ILCLINTO-D Digest V99 #150 [1]
Hi, Does anyone have any information on a Herman and Henrietta Busse? They lived in Wamac, IL and had 9 children. Herman was a coal miner. They both died early. Herman was believed to be poisoned. Herman was born 11-9-1857 died 6-14-1913 Henreitta Weber was born 10-13-1859 and she died 4-15-1907 . They had 9 children: Herman JR., John, Fred, William, Walter , Harry, Anna and Minnie(twins) and Freda. Thanks allot on anything you have. Please email me if you have anything kenzie@midwest.net Tammy
24. [ILCLINTO] 1920 Census lookups - Timmermann [1]
I found a few more Timmermann(s) while scanning thru the microfilm for other lookups. When I get to the other townships, I'll try to look for more. The transcription is being done as a spreadsheet so it looks a little odd when compacted down to fit in an email. To make it fit, each column is separated by a comma instead of tabs/spaces. The first part of this listing is the column header for the 1920 census. As near as I can tell the "Fm" in the House # column refers to "Farm". Sometimes the enumerator
25. [ILCLINTO] Mensing [1]
Anyone out there have information on the Mensing families in Clinton or Washington Counties? Thanks to some research at St. Boniface in Germantown, I have found my GG-Mary Schoo (who married Henry Baumhueter of Clinton County) was the daughter of John Schoo and Anna MENSING. There are no Schoo's that I can find anywhere in Illinois, much less in Clinton county; ergo, I think Mary's link to Clinton is via the Mensing family of her mother Anna Mensing. Mary was born in Hannover, Germany circa 1868, a
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