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1. [ILHARDIN-L] Simmons, Allard & Morris Reunion [1]
Just wanted to let all of you know about the Simmons, Allard & Morris Family Reunion & Book. For information check out: http://www.angelfire.com/il/leefoss/FayeReunion.html Johnson County IL Area 4th Annual Reunion Celebration with Simmons, Allard, Morris Family There are many prominent surnames included such as Scott, Ragains, Kerley, Bowman, Bass, Blackard, Stapleton, Phelps and man
2. Re: [ILHARDIN-L] Re: Illinois Iron Furnace [1]
Hello again Hardin county Independent P.O. Box 328 Elizabethtown, Illinois 62931 Tel. # (618) 287-2361 Noel E. Hurford Managing Editor and Publisher. Subscriptions rates out of town: $22.50 per year. Newspaper established in 1871 Wanda
3. [ILHARDIN-L] Hardin County, Illinois, Biographic & Genealogical Sketches [1]
Hi Hardin County Rooters: I know the above-referenced book by Ed Ferrell is out there somewhere. But, my library has tried to request it through inter-library loan, and has come up empty-handed. If I can find out where a copy is located, my library can make a direct request for a loan. If you know where a copy can be found, please let me know. Thanks! Judy Santa Ana, CA You are cordially invited to visit my Cowsert Family History page at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/5842
4. [ILHARDIN-L] Roll Call [1]
I am searching Louis Mahler and Cenia Kerley. Greg Simmons
5. Re: [ILHARDIN-L] Re: Illinois Iron Furnace [1]
Hi Roger, I'd be interested in information about out-of-town subscription to the Hardin County Independent. Can you check one of your back issues and post a phone number or address for subscriptions? I appreciate it! Judy You are cordially invited to visit my Cowsert Family History page at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/5842 >>> Roger Barnes 05/02 7:45 PM >>> I just received about 3 months worth of back issues of the Hardin County Independent (with thanks to my fa
6. Re: [ILHARDIN-L] Re: Illinois Iron Furnace [1]
I just received about 3 months worth of back issues of the Hardin County Independent (with thanks to my father-in-law). They have been running a picture on the bottom of the front page of some scenic sight in or near Hardin County. The March 26th issue has a picture of the Illinois Iron Furnace in 1937 and includes this caption: "Iron was the first mineral discovered in the county a few miles north of Elizabethtown shortly after the first settlers arrived. In 1837 the Illinois Iron Furnace was erected.
7. Re: [ILHARDIN-L] Re: Illinois Iron Furnace [1]
Thanks, Wanda. $22.50 a year ... what a bargain. I am now subscribed! Judy You are cordially invited to visit my Cowsert Family History page at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/5842 >>> WANDAHOPE 05/04 10:18 AM >>> Hello again Hardin county Independent P.O. Box 328 Elizabethtown, Illinois 62931 Tel. # (618) 287-2361 Noel E. Hurford Managing Editor and Publisher. Subscriptions rates out of town: $22.50 per year. Newspaper established in 1871 Wanda
8. [ILHARDIN-L] Re: Illinois Iron Furnace [1]
> Looking for any information about the Illinois Furnace and any > information about Gard / Guard or McCoy sirnames in Hardin Co. JIM GUARD Punta Gorda, Fl.
9. [ILHARDIN-L] Clemens G. FERREL(L) [1]
I am new to this list and am looking for help. My records show that Clemens G. Ferrel(l) bought land in Hardin County with a military land warrant in 1851. He did not stay long in IL because he is shown on a state census in IA in 1854. Clemens' wife in 1851 was Miriam (Hollowell) Ferrel, but she is not with him in IA and he marries again in IA in 1856. Can anyone help me find out what happened to Miriam and perhaps where she is buried? Clemens' name is often listed as Clement, Clements, Clemmons, Clemm
10. [ILHARDIN-L] Roll call [1]
In response to the roll call (and by the way, thanks for setting up this message board for Hardin County. I'm already on Pope County's and this is a great way to communicate, share info, etc.) Researching in Hardin County: WILLIAMS, HENSON, BARBER, SHOCKLEY, JOINER Any tips, suggestions, advice and queries are welcome and appreciated. John
11. [ILHARDIN-L] Saltworks [1]
>To: ILSALINE-L@rootsweb.com >From: jonm@midamer.net (Jon Musgrave) >Subject: Saltworks > >William McAvoy came to Equality in 1855. In 1903, as an old man, he told Prof. George W. Smith about some of the history of the town and the saltworks. Smith describes him as a "courteous old gentleman." Does anybody know anything about his descendants. I'm interested if they still have any of the things he collected about the saltworks. > >McAvoy collected much information as a friend of Mr. Temple who along with Mr.
12. [ILHARDIN-L] Old Photos [1]
Hi Folks, I've been thinking for a while now about how I might obtain a photograph of the area where my father's family came from. I wonder if anyone on this list might have an old photo or two they are willing to share. I would be interested in photos of the villages of Elizabethtown and Golconda and/or also any scenic depiction of the countryside. Of course, the older the better. Naturally, I would pay for copying/mailing costs. Please email me if you have a photo or two to share. Thanks. Judy, Sa
13. [ILHARDIN-L] Pope County Genealogical Society [1]
May 18, 1998 A group of 7 met again tonight to discuss forming a Pope Co. Group. We were wondering if you could pass on the word to ones you might think would be interested- or post it on your page. We came up with this note. An organizational meeting is being held to determine interest in forming a Genealogical Society in Pope Co. The meeting will be held at 7:00p.m. on June 15, at Pope County Historical Annex located at the corner of Main Street and Columbus in Golconda, IL. All interested individual
14. Re: [ILHARDIN-L] Old Photos [1]
Judy are you going to publish these photos and share. I have been trying to figure out when I am ever going to get a chance to visit there. Of Course you know that Cave-in-Rock is now a resort. or some kind of state park. I would like to take the R.V. there for at least a couple of weeks, but know there is no chance of it this year. As I look at the Atlas, the entire area our folks came from is senic routes. don't you think we need a female field trip for about a month into So. Il. Bet we could round up a
15. [ILHARDIN-L] roll call [1]
My Hardin county surnames are: ANDERSON, ASHFORD, BLISS, CLARY, COWSERT, DAVIS, HOLLOMAN, JACKSON, KEELING, KING, LANE, MARTIN, STACY, WALKER, WOLF. I would love any information on any of these names. I am also trying to get ahold of a copy of the book on Hardin county descendants that the historical society put out in 1987. I was told it was no longer available and I haven't been able to get it on inter-library loan either.
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