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1. Re: [ILGALLAT-L] SHAWNEETOWN FLOODS?? [1]
Yes, 1898 was the second biggest flood, (maybe the third), when I understand many of the frame buildings in the town were destroyed when the levee broke. 1913 was another bad flood, and both led up to 1937, after which the town was moved to the current site of New Shawneetown. Cindy Birk Conley Carmi, IL David Schichner wrote: > Hello All, > > Does anyone know if there was a sizeable flood in Shawneetown, between 1898 > and 1901?? > Would appreciate any input. > > Dave
2. [ILGALLAT-L] Hardin [1]
Researching Aaron HARDIN and his descendents. Aaron lived in Gallatin County from about 1853 until his death in 1881. Cheryl Cummings
3. [ILGALLAT-L] hello........ [1]
Anyone out there! It looks like we now have about 28 people subscribed to the list. Slowly but surely we are growing. How about a role-call of the surnames you are researching? Cindy Pegg
4. Re: [ILGALLAT-L] SHAWNEETOWN FLOODS?? [1]
Thanks to all that have responded on the Shawneetown Floods question. Maybe someone knows if there are lists of casualties of the 1881, 1882, 1883, 1898, or 1913 floods. If a person was swept away in a flood, there may not be a grave. Thanks Dave
5. [ILGALLAT-L] TOWNSHIP BOUNDRIES [1]
Hello All, Does anyone know where I can get a map that would show the Gallatin Co. Township boundries? Thanks, Dave
6. Re: [ILGALLAT-L] VINSON and STATON Surname Search [1]
There are a lot are Vinsons in the Norris City area as well as Gallatin Co. There might even be a folder on the Vinson family among Ira Shain's worksheets at the Norris City library, copies of which are at the White Co. genealogy library in Carmi. Cindy Birk Conley Carmi, IL GVogedes@aol.com wrote: > Searching Gallatin Co. area for Vinson and Staton families. Any help > appreciated. Glenn.
7. [ILGALLAT-L] RECENT DISCOVERIES [1]
--------------77C8ABDABEEFD03880EE0BBA Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Much thanks to all that have assisted me in the past month, it has really helped. The more we learn, the more questions we have. Here are my NEW Gallatin Co, Surnames. QUIGLEY, WALDEN, PORTER, GARRETT, PRICE, BESS, EUBANKS, BLACK, BURDICK, BLACKARD, HENDRIX, DEWITT, OLIVER Other than Quigley, DeWitt and Oliver, I know very little about these folks. Anyone who can add or correct something I hav
8. [ILGALLAT-L] VINSON and STATON Surname Search [1]
Searching Gallatin Co. area for Vinson and Staton families. Any help appreciated. Glenn.
9. Re: [ILGALLAT-L] MY GALLATIN SURNAMES [1]
The names I am researching are PARKER, DALE. Any help or information would be appreciated. Ken
10. [ILGALLAT-L] SHAWNEETOWN FLOODS?? [1]
Hello All, Does anyone know if there was a sizeable flood in Shawneetown, between 1898 and 1901?? Would appreciate any input. Dave
11. Re: [ILGALLAT-L] SHAWNEETOWN FLOODS?? [1]
David, According to Jon Musgrave these are pictures of a tent city in Shawneetown either after the 1898 or 1913 flood. http://www.midamer.net:80/users/jonm/index.htm Click on the link to "places" and you will see this. Hope this helps. Cindy David Schichner wrote: > > Hello All, > > Does anyone know if there was a sizeable flood in Shawneetown, between 1898 > and 1901?? > Would appreciate any input. > > Dave
12. [ILGALLAT-L] Re: ILGALLAT-D Digest V98 #10 [1]
Present for roll call... The only name I'm, looking for in Illinois is Lackey...on the East Coast and Ireland, it's Healy and Creedon... My father, Walter Cleveland LACKEY was brought up in Junction,(Eagle Creek) Illinois...he died araound the end of 1952 or the beginning of '53 in Hazel Park, or Royal Oak, Michigan..his mother was Ada CONE, born 9/11/1872 in New York City...his father was Joseph LACKEY, born April 11, 1864...I believe that Joseph's father was Berry(Beriah) Lackey...that's my story and I
13. [Fwd: Re: [ILGALLAT-L] hello........] [1]
Return-path: Received: from DIRECTORY-DAEMON by InfoAve.Net (PMDF V5.1-10 #23426) id <01IXZML46DQ890PYVM@InfoAve.Net> for cindypegg@InfoAve.Net; Mon, 8 Jun 1998 09:43:40 EDT Received: from slkcpop1.slkc.uswest.net ("port 1093"@[206.81.128.1]) by InfoAve.Net (PMDF V5.1-10 #23426) with SMTP id <01IXZML2TJMM91YPTT@InfoAve.Net> for cindy@shawneelink.com; Mon, 08 Jun 1998 09:43:38 -0400 (EDT) Received: (qmail 27299 invoked by alias); Mon, 08 Jun 1998 13:43:36 +0000 Received: (qmail 27292 in
14. Re: [ILGALLAT-L] TOWNSHIP BOUNDRIES [1]
Topograpic maps are wonderful resources that show things like township boundries, cemeteries, back roads, geography, etc. It might take a little bit of research to find where to buy them, maybe someone else on the list can help. I have the 7.5 minute series for all of Hardin County, it takes 8 maps. The map names for Gallatin County would include: Saline Mines Shawneetown Karbers Ridge Equality On the Saline Mines and Karbers Ridge, the Gallatin/Hardin County line runs along the top part of the map,
15. [ILGALLAT-L] Shawneetown Floods [1]
According to the History of Gallatin, Saline, Williamson, Franklin and Hamilton counties, Illinois (Goodspeed 1887): > >p. 103-104 > >Construction of the Levees. >These floods have been quite numerous, and sometimes rose to such a height that steamboats could navigate the streets. As the country became more generally denuded of its forests and more thoroughly and systematically drained, the floods kept rising to greater and greater heights. It is deemed sufficient for this history to enumerate the pricinipa
16. [ILGALLAT-L] Hello [1]
Hello Does anyone know if there is a way to find a marriage after 1891 if only the bride's name is known? My great grandfather OWEN BOUTWELL died in 1891 and LEWIS BOUTWELL (my grandfather) was apparently left with his step-mother CELIA (LAMB) BOUTWELL along with two siblings PEARL and WILLIE BOUTWELL according to probate records. I haven't been able to find them after his death and possibly it is because she remarried. Any help is appreciated. Jody Boutwell Anderson Jodybell@swbell.net
17. [ILGALLAT-L] Surnames [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_008F_01BD9352.3273E7A0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable JONES / CARRIER / MACE / EVANS / DAVIS Trevor Ward thward@cafes.net ------=_NextPart_000_008F_01BD9352.3273E7A0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
18. [ILGALLAT-L] SHAWEETOWN FLOOD OF 1898 [1]
According to "Amazing Shawneetown" "A Tale of Two Cities" Written by Lucille Lawler in 1985, The following people lost their lives in the flood of 1898: Col. John A. Callicott, W. C. Callicott and wife, Charles Clayton Sr., and wife, Gertrude, Grant and Jesse Clayton, Myrtle Clayton, Mrs. Edward Fleck, Mrs. Cr. R. Galloway and daughters, Dora and Mary, Mrs. John Halley, Mrs. Ellen McAllister, Mrs. Mary Mcallister, Mrs. Paul Phalen, Minnie Phalen, Annie Rheinhold, Mrs. Noah Welsh, Noah
19. Re: [ILGALLAT-L] Surnames [1]
Trevor I have a few Evans' in my database. I don't know if they would be any help. Allen/Almedia/Emily McGardis/and Isiah plus a few others. If this any help let me know. Pat
20. [ILGALLAT-L] Re: SHAWNEETOWN FLOODS?? [1]
>From the song "Flood of Shawneetown or Broken Hearts and Homes" Words and music by G. B. Fields *note - the music was later recycled for the Saline Co. Centennial song Dedicated to G. R. Galloway, who lost a wife and two daughters in the great disaster of April 3rd '98. Fields was also author of "The Tattler," and "Dream of the Forrest Queen," He privated published the music in Fairfield, Illinois VERSE 1 In the town of Shawnetown as the evening shades came down, On a quiet Sabb
21. [ILGALLAT-L] GIBBS WILLIAMS SURNAME SEARCH [1]
Be paitent still learning this...... GIBBS WILLIAMS MILLIGAN PARTAIN SHEWMACKER WOMACK CURRY BEARD BEBOUT These are the names I am researching..........thanks Denise Kneifel DeniseK322's Home Page
22. [ILGALLAT-L] MY GALLATIN SURNAMES [1]
My surnames are Cox and Edwards. Thank you Patricia PJWideman@worldnet.att.net
23. [ILGALLAT-L] New posting forum [1]
Hi everyone! I just added a new posting forum to my personal homepage for anyone doing genealogy research. I've seen them before and decided to try one myself. If you would be interested in posting the names you are researching, visit my page at http://www.shawneelink.com/~cindypegg Thanks! Cindy Pegg
24. Re: [ILGALLAT-L] MY GALLATIN SURNAMES [1]
The surnames I am searching desparately for are NUNN/PYLE/ HUTSON. Other names I am researching are MITCHELL, SISK, EDWARDS, HOLMES, plus many others on my homepage at http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/m/i/t/Patricia-A-Mitchell/ If someone out there could help me I would be eternally grateful and if I can help anyone I'd be happy to. Just let me know. My research started in Saline and Gallatin County but i'm sure reaches ajoining counties. Thank you very much Patricia Hutson Mitchell
25. Re: [ILGALLAT-L] TOWNSHIP BOUNDRIES [1]
Thanks to those who have responded about maps with Township Boundries. I have found a link that has a map program and maps you can download. http://www.census.gov/ftp/pub/geo/www/tiger/ >From there under Landview III, you click on Download software and sample data (for a county of your choice) >From there you follow the easy steps, make a folder, select a state, select a county, then download three files, the Landview III program (3 meg), county maps file, county data file. To get more than one county
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