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1. Bloody Williamson [1]
My brain just woke up and read the emails. Bloody Williamson may very well have a new name. I remember seeing Charlie and the Shawneetown Dame in the Prison Museum in Benton this summer. I ordered my Bloody Williamson from Amazon.com... I've got an old hard cover copy but I wanted one that I could write in, mark up, track the ADAMS family in... The blurb on the back cover reads: A best seller in southern Illinois since its initial publication in 1952, now available for the first time in a paperback e
2. Re: w.frankfort ill To Amy [1]
The hospital in West Frankfort is UMWA, means United Mine Workers of America. It is on St. Louis St. MLR
3. Re: ancestry [1]
My guess is that the average people only know the names of their grandparents ! A few might know the names of their great grandparents ! > > I feel very fortunate to be able to trace my roots back to Franklin > County in 1802. > I hear from people who don't even know who there grandparents are. > Does anyone know what the average knowledge of ancestry is? > Thanks, > Larry Jordan
4. Re: lived and died in franklin county [1]
Are these Reeds connected to the descendants of John Harvey Reed of Rockbridge VA, Sons, Samuel, Daniel, John Harvey, Jr., Emanuel, and daughter Sarah Margaret who married a Broyles? Thanks, Mary Lou
5. "A History of Macedonia, Illinois" [1]
Chapter IX, "EDUCATION", page 82-83, copied from a book written as a local history project of the 8th grade class of the Ewing-Northern School, May, 1991. June VISE CARLTON attended the elementary school 8 years, then 3 years at the high school, one year at Benton and two years at Carbondale. Next she taught 13 years in the little room at Macedonia. Respect for teachers was an important part of eleementary school. Bill FISHER stated, "Even though Leonard SANDERS was my uncle, he was 'Mr. Sanders.' He ma
6. Re: Roll call [1]
Seeking any information on: COOK; KNAPP; WEBSTER; SPRINGFIELD; OWEN; ROBERTS; TUCKER; BUCHANAN; ALDRIDGE; WATSON; JOHNSON; HESTER; HARRIS; CHILDRESS/CHILDERS; FRIDY; MOORE; ASBURY; LANDS; and prolly more. gijoeww2@etsc.net
7. Re: Martin family [1]
Bill, Thanks a bunch! I didn't have any of this info. This helps me fill the gap between Nancy Caroline and her grandparents. Terry
8. Fw: CENSUS [1]
---------- > From: Patrica > To: FRANKLINL@rootsweb.com > Subject: CENSUS > Date: Saturday, November 14, 1998 11:34 PM > > I am looking for a James G. Corder and Eliz Trout Corder in Ham , Franklin, > Saline , Williamson Counties...question... what was the earliest census for > these areas. > I show their first child being b. abt 1836 in Franklin Co., IL. and more > after this but, I question whether this was the first. > They married in Sumner Co., TN in 1826-28 and didn't have ther
9. Re: mine accidents.... [1]
Would you post the name of the author of the book entitled "Bloody Williamson" and what the book is all about ? \\\ I/// \\~ ~ // ( @ @ ) -oOO(_)-oOO0-o- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ roscoe@mychoice.net
10. Fw: [ILWILLIA-L] Fw: mine accidents.... [1]
Has anyone else tried to order "Bloody Williamson" by Paul Angle? I believe it still is available under the original name in our local libraries. : To: ILWILLIA-L@rootsweb.com : : I looked for the book for a long time and was told it had a new name. I : just couldn't believe that it had a new name, and for a long time wouldn't : order it. Finally I got it and it is the same book, with a new name. : The book has a new name, it is now calle
11. Re: Roll call [1]
gijoeww2@etscnet : interested in your Tucker line. Please give more info. names I am researching of my husbands lines: Carter, Tucker, Barnfield, Britton Mary E Marth Miller
12. Obit lookups please. [1]
Hi everyone! I am looking for the obits for my grandparents who lived and died in Benton. Steve PETERMAN died 3 Jan 1935 and is buried in Benton. Margaret (BARTOK)PETERMAN died 11 May 1947 and is buried in Benton. Also, they had a son who died at 10 months of age on 13 Aug. 1916 and I assume is buried in Benton also. If anyone has access to these obits I would appreciate hearing from you. Thanks Bob Bragg REBragg@ix.netcom.com
13. Coronor in Franklin Co. [1]
Does anyone have info ...if, there is any... on the the office of Coronor in Franklin Co., IL. I have received info that James G. Corder was a Coronor in that county in 1840. Any newspapers at that time in the area.... or records... would anyone know... Thanks... Pat
14. Re: Internet Charge [1]
In a message dated 11/7/98 5:28:13 PM Central Standard Time, WXFORDS@aol.com writes: << He ran his campaign on $300,00.00 and does not owe any interest goup anything. His money was raised by small contributions. >> * ******** Linda.... .....hells bells...THIS IS OUR NEXT PRESIDENT!!!!! now...IF we can only get him to keep his pants zipped!!! joking aside...just goes to show that when the "little" guy gets fed up, ANYTHING is better that what they had or was offered! 'sides...who would want to
15. Re: FCI day Yakima, WA [1]
Sounds like a quest!...:-) Is there something I can do to help? Norm > On Tuesday, November 24, 1998 7:13 AM, cpulliam@mychoice.net > [SMTP:cpulliam@mychoice.net] wrote: > > > > -----> Norm, > > It seems that when I was reading the old papers, that so many Franklin Co. > > persons moved to Yakima, that they had a Franklin Co. day there in > > Washington. > > > > Carla > > > > HA! - I can believe it - now if we can connect them all.... :-) > > -SRJ
16. Flannigan F.C.I. [1]
Mike, Your lookin for a booger bear and there aint any. The Thompson Porter Lampley b. 24 Feb 1848, is the grandson of Kizziah (Whiteside) Lampley, not the son. The above T. P. Lampley was a son of William P. b. abt. 1824, IL. and Mary Jane (Ice) Lampley. William P. Lampley was the son of Thomas/Thompson P. Lampley b. 1786, NC. and Kizziah (Whiteside) Lampley. It appears that while doing my Flannigan family research I've turned up two unknown sons (Thompson Porter Lampley and James Ice Lampley) of Wm.
17. Re: Recent Obits [1]
Cann you give us some first names and some dates. I have a couple of Wiggs and lots of Smith's..(Most of mine are Smith) :) Lynn ? -----Original Message----- From: Shesaid106@aol.com To: ILFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com Date: Wednesday, November 04, 1998 2:23 AM Subject: Re: Recent Obits >MY SURNAMES THAT I AM LOOING FOR IS. > OWENS,WILKERSON,SWEETIN,WIGGS,SMITH,AND MORE THAT I CANT THINK OF AT THIS >TIME >
18. Re:DUTY SURNAME [1]
I found a RACHAEL DUTY married APRIL 19 1817 in KNOX county INDIANA to ASA McCORD . sandi s
19. Sarah Jane "Sally" WEBB TAYLOR 1801 - 1876 [1]
Sarah Jane "Sally" WEBB - 2nd child of Lazarus and Nancy CREEK WEBB This is somewhat preliminary and is in the process of being checked; Barney Taylor and Marge Bauer have both put lots of effort into getting this line in order. It has been a wild one, and there are still many, many questions. I've included up to grandchildren - because this is where the fun really begins trying to straighten it out! The 1894 book has some errors with regard to this line -- been difficult getting it fixed. The Lazarus
20. Re: Boyer/Carr families [1]
1850 Census Franklin County, IL Bowyer, Henry 35M Farmer KY Black Hawk War Sarah 26F IL Sarah O Williams E W 7M IL Elijah Nancy J 5F IL Druzilla 3F IL Walter S 11M IL Susan 29F KY Nancy 26F IL 1860 Census Franklin County, IL Boyer, Henry 49M Farmer 1500-632 KY Sarah A 36F Farmer IL Elijah W 17M Farming IL Nancy J 15F IL Drusilla 13F IL Walter S 10M IL Thomas R 8M IL Elijah F 6M IL Charles M 1M IL John T 21M IL (yes, there
21. Re: Recent Obits [1]
Hi Betty, All of the people on this list are the greatest! Best list I have seen, with the most helpful people EVER! The Register-News, Mt. Vernon, IL., Fri. 23 Oct 1998 issue DONALD R. STONE Donald R. "Poncho" STONE, 57, of Mt. Vernon died 5:30 a.m. Oct. 22, 1998, at his home. He was a construction worker until failing health. Mr. STONE was born July 19, 1941, in Mt. Vernon, a son of Lee Edward and Anna Irene (BAYNES) STONE. Services will be 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the Chapel at Mt. Vernon Me
22. Abel SEDDON West Frankfort [1]
Looking for info on my g-grandfather Abel SEDDON who lived in West Frankfort for 35 years. He died April 17, 1937 and his last known address was 1614 E. St. Louis West Frankfort. His wife name was Mary SHOATES. His was buried in the I.O.O.F. cemetery in West Frankfort. Any info would be appreciated. -- Great minds discuss ideas; Average minds discuss events; Small minds discuss people. West Virginia
23. Re: Greenville, Frankfort Twp.,FCI [1]
Montreville FITTS bought land in Frankfort Township and put up a store on top of a hill on the Shawneetown Kaskaskia Trail. Sometime after 1837 the store was moved across the road and remained until after 1900. A grist mill was established. Fitts' Hill Post Office was established July 20, 1857 and served the neighborhood until July 31, 1899. Today the road is built on the half section line leading to East fork church at Greenville. The Nickelson farm is on the old Fitts' Hill and the late Ron Smith buil
24. Re: w.frankfort ill [1]
I believe the name is Union Hospital.......although I could be mistaken. :-) Connie
25. A Poem to share [1]
This was circulated on another list that I am on and I thought that all of you would enjoy it as well ... Tami Ramsey The Night Before Christmas Twas the night before Christmas, he lived all alone, in a one bedroom house made of plaster and stone. I had come down the chimney with presents to give, and to see just who in this home did live. I looked all about, a strange sight I did see, no tinsel, no presents, not even a tree. No stocking by the mantel, just boots filled with sand, on the wall hung pict
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