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1. Re: [ILJEFFER-L] Mt.Vernon Yearbook [1]
I would be interested in last names McKiness, Fry, Thomas. If you find anything, I would be very interested Joyce ----- Original Message ----- From: "Connie Elliott" To: Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2003 8:44 PM Subject: [ILJEFFER-L] Mt.Vernon Yearbook > I have my mom's 1932 Mt. Vernon HS yearbook. It isn't indexed, but I'll be happy to lookup someone as time allows. > Connie Elliott > > > ==== ILJEFFER Mailing List ==== > Want to know What's New with Jefferso
2. [ILJEFFER-L] really do appreciate the help [1]
Thanks Robert, When you get a second, and I'm sure that is rare, and can copy that off I would love to have it. Please let me stand your expenses and expenses for your time. I appreciate these things so much. Claire
3. [ILJEFFER-L] East Hickory Hill Cemetery [1]
East Hickory Hill Cemetery now has pictures Thanks to Jerry Pasley for submitting them. http://www.rootsweb.com/~iljeffe2/ehickoryhill/Hickory_Hill.htm Cindy Ford IL GEN WEB Jefferson County Cemetery Page Coordinator
4. Re: [ILJEFFER-L] Sugar Camp Creek Church (later called Lowry's Hill) [1]
Why do the address for home-page and Jefferson co churches NOT WORK........
5. [ILJEFFER-L] Lowerys to Texas? [1]
Do you have any names of some of the earliest Lowerys to Texas? I don't know that I would even recognize names but thought it might help. Am really hung up on Lowerys and Taylors and McMahons that lived in and around Hamilton and Jefferson County, ILL from around 1830 forward. Of coarse couldn't do much until found the family names in the 1850. Found some early Lowerys in 1830 in ILL and Taylor and McMahon and Lowery in the 1840 but as you know, no given names listed until 1850. Real shame that 18
6. Re: [ILJEFFER-L] Noble Anderson [1]
Looking for Anderson researchers that may have come across the names Crosnoe & Wilkerson and either have made an association or have no clue. My Crosnoe was listed on 1850 census and Martin Anderson. Mother Rachel Crosnoe divorced "Crosnoe" some 16 mos prior to the birth of Martin. Hmmmm? Anyone? Janean ----- Original Message ----- From: "DEBORAH PITEZEL" To: Sent: Friday, June 13, 2003 5:03 PM Subject: [ILJEFFER-L] Re: ILJEFFER-D Digest V03 #63 > T
7. [ILJEFFER-L] will keep my eyes peeled for you [1]
Robert, You know I had heard about Lowry's Hill and so on, but didn't know its prior name. I jump everytime I see anything regarding cemeteries in Jefferson County because I feel my George Taylor and even possibly his wife Dorcas [Lowry] Taylor are buried in that county SOMEPLACE. Dorcas may have passed away over in Dahlgren in Hamilton county and that may be why he went on over into Jefferson County; however, many of their children lived over in Jefferson by 1860 so that may be his reason. Thanks
8. Re: [ILJEFFER-L] Rachel Wilkerson Crosnoe Bond. [1]
Thanks but no. I knew about the Bond marriage with Rachel. I'm hoping to find anyone researching those names who may have an Anderson connection. Janean ----- Original Message ----- From: "P. S." To: Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 4:02 PM Subject: [ILJEFFER-L] Rachel Wilkerson Crosnoe Bond. > Rachel Wilkerson Crosnoe married Lewis Bond 10 May > 1860 in Jefferson Co., IL. He had previously married > Jane Allen Hill, daughter of John Rhodam Allen II. > > Hop
9. Re: [ILJEFFER-L] Sugar Camp Creek Church (later called Lowry's Hill) [1]
The URL is so long that it sometimes breaks off onto the next line. If that happens you have to put it back together (put it all on one line, connected) for it to work. On Tue, 10 Jun 2003 15:39:30 -0500 "BLS" writes: > Why do the address for home-page and Jefferson co churches NOT > WORK........ > > > ==== ILJEFFER Mailing List ==== > Search the Jefferson County Mailing list. > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > This is the place to send your JEFFERSON COUN
10. [ILJEFFER-L] Re: ILJEFFER-D Digest V03 #64 [1]
I read Robert L. Webb's message about Sugar Camp Creek Church and I went to the website he mentioned and I found my gr-gr-grandfather Noble Anderson mentioned as an elder in several different churches including Sugar Creek. His daughter's obituary mentions him as a Baptist minister, would elder be the same thing? Would there be some way to find an obituary for him or article? Deborah dlpitezel@prodigy.net D. Pitezel dlpitezel@prodigy.net
11. Re: [ILJEFFER-L] Re: Sugar Camp Cemetery [1]
SHirley Payne did a book on Sugar Camp Cemetery and is available for sale. Contact her at Shirls@hamiltonco.com
12. [ILJEFFER-L] Re: ILJEFFER-D Digest V03 #63 [1]
Thanks for publishing that list of Church members, elder Noble Anderson is my ancestor. He is listed in several churches, is there anyway I can get more info on him? Debbie dlpitezel@prodigy.net ILJEFFER-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > ATTACHMENT part 1 message/rfc822 ILJEFFER-D Digest Volume 03 : Issue 63 Today's Topics: #1 [ILJEFFER-L] Bethel Cemetery ["C.Ford" ] #2 [ILJEFFER-L] Sugar Camp Creek Chur [Robert L Webb ] #3 [ILJEFFER-L] Partial list of membe [Robert L Webb ] #4 [ILJEFFER-L] thank you
13. Re: [ILJEFFER-L] Sugar Camp Creek Church (later called Lowry's Hill) [1]
Yes, the Hamilton county website account of the Missionary Baptist Sugar Camp Creek gives Silas Williams as one of the ministers who organized them in 1842. But the Franklin Association was organized, I think, in 1841, rather than 1848. I have a copy of the history here but couldn't find it this morning (it is a xerox copy in a file folder), but this is what Coffey's history says. Coffey's history, which we reprinted, gives information about it. Robert On Tue, 10 Jun 2003 15:10:40 -0500 "BLS"
14. [ILJEFFER-L] I am back [1]
Back on line after Computer problems.....
15. [ILJEFFER-L] George Taylor/Dorcas Lowry Taylor [1]
Dear Robert, I wish to goodness I knew when those people died. I find them in Hamilton County, ILL in Dahlgren Twp, I believe it is; right next door to Jefferson County I believe anyway, in 1850 and Dorcas is enumerated with the family. By 1860, George has gone over to Jefferson County and lives in Mt. Vernon ; line 38; 2041/1986 George Taylor age 50 NC Elizabeth Taylor age 30 TN widow Joshua Taylor 24 TN Mary A. Taylor 16
16. Re: [ILJEFFER-L] Noble Anderson [1]
Janean Have you contacted Pat Anderson PatAnder73@aol.com to see if he can help you? His website is at: http://members.aol.com/patander73/home.html Sandy Janean Ray wrote: >Looking for Anderson researchers that may have come across the names Crosnoe >& Wilkerson and either have made an association or have no clue. My Crosnoe >was listed on 1850 census and Martin Anderson. Mother Rachel Crosnoe >divorced "Crosnoe" some 16 mos prior to the birth of Martin. Hmmmm? >Anyon
17. [ILJEFFER-L] Partial list of members of Sugar Camp Creek church [1]
NAME Allen, Abel Anderson, Elder Noble Boils, R. D. Bosley, John Bosley, Nancy Bradford, C. C. Davis, Reuben Downen, Silas Durham, John Gibbs, John Glenn, G. W. Glenn, J. W. Hopper, Elder Thomas E. Hunter, T. L. Lowry, B. Lowry, D. R. Lowry, Delilah Lowry, Elder Daniel Lowry, Elder Young S. Lowry, John Lowry, Nancy J. Lowry, Nancy Martin Lowry, Pink Ross, Elder Patrick Scrivner, Delphia Sewel, Martin Sturman, Martha Sturman, Sally Sturman, William Taylor, W. J. Tittle, T. R. Weatherford, Elder Osby L. Whitl
18. [ILJEFFER-L] Re: ILJEFFER-D Digest V03 #63 [1]
I have Hesters, Browns and Lowerys who were born in Ill.? after 1865. They migrated to East Texas1890 to 1900. Any help appreciated.Theresa ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, June 09, 2003 4:58 PM Subject: ILJEFFER-D Digest V03 #63
19. [ILJEFFER-L] Rachel Wilkerson Crosnoe Bond. [1]
Rachel Wilkerson Crosnoe married Lewis Bond 10 May 1860 in Jefferson Co., IL. He had previously married Jane Allen Hill, daughter of John Rhodam Allen II. Hope this might help. Peg Spencer __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? SBC Yahoo! DSL - Now only $29.95 per month! http://sbc.yahoo.com
20. [ILJEFFER-L] Re: Sugar Camp Cemetery [1]
Sugar Camp Cemetery has a complete listing. The page begins with the North side but if you continue down the page the South side follows. On the cemetery index page there is note about the North side but that only refers to pictures. There are a few pictures linked to the North section the entire cemetery has not been photographed as yet, but the listing itself is complete. Cindy Ford IL GEN WEB Jefferson County Cemetery Page Coordinator http://www.rootsweb.com/~iljeffe2 IL Trails Jefferson County Host htt
21. Re: [ILJEFFER-L] Young S. Lowery [1]
Hello Robert, I am writing in regard to my GGGgrandfather, Young Squire Lowery. I would appreciate a copy of the the item with his death notice and will be glad to pay any expense. Thank you....Sandy ----- Original Message ----- From: Robert L Webb To: Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2003 3:20 PM Subject: Re: [ILJEFFER-L] Young S. Lowery > I thought I could put my hands on it right away but haven't been able to > locate the film yet. You may have to remind me later as
22. [ILJEFFER-L] Sugar Camp Creek Church (later called Lowry's Hill) [1]
Jefferson county forum members, Just a note to let you know that we now have a more complete history of Sugar Camp Creek church, in Jefferson County, on our website at: http://www.carthage.lib.il.us/community/churches/primbap/FamHist-Jefferso n.html Our homepage is: http://www.carthage.lib.il.us/community/churches/primbap/FamHist.html The Sugar Camp Creek church was organized in 1831 (we now believe) - the exact date may appear in the minutes of Ten Mile Creek church for the year 1831. We wo
23. [ILJEFFER-L] Taylors/Hamilton & Jefferson [1]
Unfortunately I know so very little about my Taylors in those areas. Would really love to know more something about the families of these people . George Taylor and wife Dorcas [Lowry] Taylor are supposed to be my 3rd great grandparents. Alice Ann McMahon was born 23 April 1864 in McLeansboro, Hamilton Co, ILL the daughter of Benjamin McMahon b 1800 in PA and Sarah Taylor born Dec. 4, 1827 in Tenn. Sarah Taylor was supposed to be the daughter of George Taylor b 1810 in NC and md probably by 1828
24. [ILJEFFER-L] thank you [1]
Thank you so MUCH for posting that list. There were a bunch of my Lowrys on there. I would never have known to check out that particular place. I am pretty much house bound and am unable to travel and this is my only way of researching. Really appreciate this. Claire in Oregon
25. [ILJEFFER-L] Phil Mossholder [1]
I have some sad news for folks who knew Phillip O."Phil" or "Moss" Mossholder. Phil passed away 6/21/03,in Salem,Oregon.Phil was a fixture at the Jefferson County Historical Society. Phil was perhaps,one of the finest men we had ever known.Phil knew his history,birds,wildlife,and gardening. Phil also loved his St.Louis Cardinals. He truly will be missed. Mickey and Lisa Lambert --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? SBC Yahoo! DSL - Now only $29.95 per month!
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