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1. govertnment land office records glorecords.blm [1]
i havent seen commen on this for a while and i was just researching a county in illiois, so, http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/ have you been here? are you a family which owned land early in USA history....? try this link... click on the SLICKING HERE in the serach federal lands paragraph... on the resulting pagem notice all the sublinks BUT click instead the search landpatents on the green bar enter in a zip code to help the webmaster help them distribute servers to approp
2. another great map site !!!!! [1]
http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/historical/baedeker_s_france_1914.html thanks to the University of Texas at Austin! start at the left top and work your way down thru the list.... dont forget or dont skip over FAQs then when you are ALLLLLL done, check out the LINKS to other map sites.... have fun!
3. aurora cemeteries [1]
http://auroracemeteries.com/
4. Re: [ILDUPAGE] Elgin Mental Health Center Info [1]
I also would like any printed information on Elgin Hospital. Karen
5. Elgin Mental Health Center Info [1]
Saw your message about an upcoming speaker on archived materials for the Elgin State Hospital. I would love to find out what information is available, and how to obtain it. Can someone who attends this workshop or knows about this topic please contact me? Thank you in advance. Sandy Cotter Fullerton, CA cotters4@adelphia.net Searching for Tate, Cotter, Couture, Miller, Baldwin and others in Illinois.
6. Re: [ILDUPAGE] Milton Twp. school photo ca. 1920s [1]
Thanks, Kate! You never know what you'll find when you're not looking! "1853 The first school south of the railroad tracks, a small frame structure, was built on the site of the current Glen Ellen Civic Center. The first teacher in the Danby Duane Street School was Henry Benjamin, and other early prominent teachers were Walter Sabin and Georgia Allen." Walter Sabin was a nephew of my Sylvanus Sabin who migrated from NY to Naperville 1833. I never have known much about Walter Sabin except that he live
7. Re: [ILDUPAGE] location of farm in Westmont [1]
judy is asking if someone has a plat map of 1956era.... and for a look up for the family name on that plat... what you need to know tho, is the township..... .. since she knows WESTMONT that gives you the township to look in... remember the post of a few days ago.... go to the dupage genweb, look at that 1874 map find the township YOU will of course have to know where westmont is so perhaps a visit first to mapquest for determining MARKERS.... then judy COULD contact the township offices which likely are
8. Re: [ILDUPAGE] Milton Twp. school photo ca. 1920s [1]
Hi, Mildred! Thanks for your informative response! Glen Ellyn makes sense, 'cause I think the teacher, my g-granmother, Sarah LEITCH, was living with her daughter, my grandmother, Marian WOZENCRAFT, and her family - husband John WOZENCRAFT and children Marian, Sarah and John WOZENCRAFT. John WOZENCRAFT --- Mildred wrote: > The street names would indicate that the school is > in Glen Ellyn, and > Glen Ellyn is in Milton Township. I lived at 416 > Western Avenue in Wheaton > in the 2
9. Re: [ILDUPAGE] Milton Twp. school photo ca. 1920s [1]
Thanks for the link, Kate! And also an idea on what the school might have been. Mary --- KateLarry@aol.com wrote: > Dear Mary - For the streets you listed - they might > have attended Hawthorne school in Glen Ellyn See > link attached. Good Luck. > http://www.d41.dupage.k12.il.us/about-us/history.htm > Kate > > > ==== ILDUPAGE Mailing List ==== > To contact the list Coordinator, > Mailto:ILDUPAGE-L-request@rootsweb.com > > ============================== > Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree
10. Re: [ILDUPAGE] Elgin Mental Health Center Info [1]
since you are talking about this, please check ebay use keyword ELGIN and check search titles and descriptions and check COLLECTIBLEs... i know there is at least one image now... there are several images of this hospital floating around on postcards showing various stages of development and dont forget google.com IMAGES either.... the building of state hospitals was an architectural science ... a breakthru in good medical design... lost to read and clip... On Wed, 2 Mar 2005 19:14:10 EST, Reiffmicky@aol.
11. 57th street, Westmont [1]
I hope this isn't a duplicate message - hotmail is once again acting up. I just wanted to thank Karen Rodde & Valentine for all the info on my gr uncle's house/farm in Westmont. It was solid information on the location & on how to access records about the property. It will make the property easier to find when I come down there. Thanks a bunch. Judy _________________________________________________________________ Express yourself instantly with MSN Messenger! Download today - it's FREE! http://me
12. Re: [ILDUPAGE] Elgin Mental Health Center Info [1]
Sandy: We're in the same boat. Working wit Karen Rodde on the same subject, will keep you posted. mitch
13. Re: [ILDUPAGE] Milton Twp. school photo ca. 1920s [1]
Hi, Mildred! Thanks for your informative response! Glen Ellyn makes sense, 'cause I think the teacher, my g-grandmother, Sarah LEITCH, was living with her daughter, my grandmother, Marian WOZENCRAFT, and her family - husband John WOZENCRAFT and children Marian (b. 1914), Sarah (b. 1916) and John (b. 1920) WOZENCRAFT. John WOZENCRAFT was my father. Any of these names ring a bell, by chance? Marian LEITCH WOZENCRAFT was a piano teacher, and her husband, John WOZENCRAFT was a minister, and then a realtor
14. Re: [ILDUPAGE] Milton Twp. school photo ca. 1920s [1]
Hi! Thanks much for the reply! I appreciate all the info you sent as to possibilities for the school, as well as some of the names - especially since I mistranscribed both LOCKE and GANZHORNE.... The teacher was my g-grandmother - Sarah LEITCH or Sarah CREWS. (She was married a 2nd time to Albert CREWS, but I don't know if she was using the CREWS anme or LEITCH at that time.) She was living with her daughter's family at the time in Glen Ellyn - John and Marian WOZENCRAFT. Thanks, again! Mary --- gr
15. Re: [ILDUPAGE] st stephen cem [1]
take LOOK at the address again... really LOOK at it see anything odd...perhaps a duplicate of the link.... all ya have to do is delete the extra part or copy past one part of it...... On Fri, 18 Mar 2005 12:34:34 -0700, Laura S wrote: > HI, > Neither one of these records open with the address' probvided. Thanks, > Laura > ----- Original Message ----- > From: ".... valentine53179" > To: > Sent: Tuesday, March 15, 2005
16. Milton Twp. school photo ca. 1920s [1]
Dear Mary - For the streets you listed - they might have attended Hawthorne school in Glen Ellyn See link attached. Good Luck. http://www.d41.dupage.k12.il.us/about-us/history.htm Kate
17. a pictorial history source to scout [1]
some might consider this a profit making endeavor but i will say that those who participate in the publishing of their local histories consider them a wonderful resource and a wonderful means to promote local history.....and i have seen surname presentations as well....... here then a searchable site for books that have been published by arcadia publishing that have an emphasis on IMAGES of specific areas and subjects and family groups... You do not have to PURCHASE these items... I am certain they are a
18. location of farm in Westmont [1]
Hello Listers, I need help with locating a family (my great uncle) farm on 57th St., Westmont. That's the only address in the 1950 & 1955 Chicago area directories for Edward & Jennie Tollar. No house number or any other designation is given. A distant relative of Jennie's believed that might have lived on a farm. Parameters: between the 1930 census (when they were in Chicago) & 1960 (Edward's death). Where can I find out the location of the farm without an address? Is it possible to find out w
19. Milton Twp. school photo ca. 1920s [1]
Hi, all! I'm trying to identify the elementary school class that is shown in an old photo that I have. I think it was my great-grandmother's class (she was the teacher). On the back is a listing of the children, and a lot of them were born about 1912, so I'm thinking the photo is the early 1920s. The 1920 census reflects that the children are living in Milton Twp, DuPage Co., IL and live on Kenilworth Ave., 480 Western Ave., Glenwood Pennsylvania Ave., and Prospect Ave., etc. Anyone have any idea wh
20. Re: [ILDUPAGE] Milton Twp. school photo ca. 1920s [1]
The street names would indicate that the school is in Glen Ellyn, and Glen Ellyn is in Milton Township. I lived at 416 Western Avenue in Wheaton in the 20s, (in Milton Township), and I don't think the street went up as high as 480. It was just two blocks long and we lived right in the middle of it. There was a Western Avenue in Glen Ellyn, and the other streets look like Glen Ellyn, not Wheaton. My brother-in-law lived on Kenilworth in Glen Ellyn. His name was Miller. He was born in 1921. He had an
21. Re: [ILDUPAGE] Milton Twp. school photo ca. 1920s [1]
Photo could be taken at Forest Glen which was on N Main St. Or Hawthorne school which closer to the down town area. Some of those streets are on the north side of the tracks and some are on the south side. My husband, who was born and raised in Glen Ellyn, recognized several of the names--Dick GANZHORNE and Philip LOCKE, who became a county judge. There were 5 grade schools in Glen Ellyn, Forest Glen and Hawthorne-on the north side, Main St and Benjamin on the south side, and on the far south side, across R
22. Re: [ILDUPAGE] Elgin Mental Health Center Info [1]
Karen: Do you know of anyone who attended? I've seen nothing mentioned on this site till your message. Are we any better off. Do you think Bill Briska will share his notes with us? Why don't you ask him, he has not been helpful to me in the past. Guess we need a strategy session. Perhaps Marcia at ILDUPAGE could steer us to someone who attended. Lets discuss this some more. mitch
23. a few comments about digital past -sabin and other dupagenames.... [1]
Barrington Area Library has added photographs of Cady, Center, Deer Grove, Sutherland and White cemeteries to Digital Past visit at: www.digitalpast.org/barrington i noticed SABIN on the pages.... first... if you are looking thr the barringotn cemeteries... do not think you are done as you scroll thru and reach for example THIES... continue to scroll thru to the NEXT cemetery and the NEXT cemetery..... and the NEXT.... the images are in alpha order WITHIN the cemetery.... and notice too UNKNOWNs often ha
24. Re: [ILDUPAGE] st stephen cem [1]
HI, Neither one of these records open with the address' probvided. Thanks, Laura ----- Original Message ----- From: ".... valentine53179" To: Sent: Tuesday, March 15, 2005 2:13 PM Subject: [ILDUPAGE] st stephen cem > ILLINOIS. > DuPage County. Gretna. St. Stephen's Cemetery, Caretaker's > Transcription; 119 records; Courtland Yockey > http://userdb.rootsweb.com/cemeteries/ > Weiser T
25. Re: [ILDUPAGE] Milton Twp. school photo ca. 1920s [1]
Hi, Chris, I'd be interested in anything you find. I had come across something about Walter Sabin being a town officer, but darned if I can figure out where I saw it! Frustrating! John Sabin I had found early in my DuPage County research and, at that time felt pretty sure of how he was related to my Sabins. I'd have to dig through my notes to find out how I came to that conclusion. He would have been a cousin, but I'm not sure that they every knew each other prior to migrating west. The Sabins al
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