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1. [ILJEFFER-L] Re: King, Overbay, Maxey, Owens, Ridgeway [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Hg.2ADI/1036.2 Message Board Post: Yes, I posted the original request for names of families on the wagon train. Here's what I have: Rhody Allen and William Maxey organized a wagon train from Sumner Co., TN in 1818 to Jefferson Co., IL. There were forty-one families. This came from family notes and Jefferson County, IL History Books. Here's who I have
2. [ILJEFFER-L] Re: Jeremiah Boudinot [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Stedlen, Boudinot, Gheen Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Hg.2ADI/191.203.204.210.1 Message Board Post: Yes, I have a lot of information on Louise, the second wife of Jeremiah. I also have information on Clara who was the youngest child of Louise and Jeremiah. I am from Laura Jane, the daughter of Jeremiah and his first wife, Mahala Gheen. Write me at audreyw@worldnet.att.n
3. [ILJEFFER-L] Re: King, Overbay, Maxey, Owens, Ridgeway [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Hg.2ADI/1036.1 Message Board Post: Jer, I have family that came to Jefferson County too from Sumner County but not these names. Sorry, Sandy
4. [ILJEFFER-L] Re: King, Overbay, Maxey, Owens, Ridgeway [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Hg.2ADI/1036.3 Message Board Post: I am researching my Joel3 A, Richard2 P, Robert1 CARTER line from Franklin Co, VA to "Middle Tennessee" in several counties including Sumner, then to Washington, IL. To date, I learned Middle TN was surveyed and parcelled out to reward those who served in REV WAR. But, the next gen fought in War of 1812 and enticed t
5. [ILJEFFER-L] Re: MICKLEBERRY-WELLS [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Hg.2ADI/195.1.1 Message Board Post: I do not think they are the same...From a write up in the Jefferson County Facts & Folks there is no mention of any of the family Jonathan or William being in Indiana
6. [ILJEFFER-L] King, Overbay, Maxey, Owens, Ridgeway [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Hg.2ADI/1036 Message Board Post: The above surnames appear, on some slivers of evidence, to have emigrated from Sumner County, Tenn. in the early 1810's or 20's or 30's to Jefferson County, Ill. Anybody out there? Love, Jer
7. [ILJEFFER-L] Re: Greens, Wendt,Sheltons,Book,Rogers, Grant,Scott, [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Hg.2ADI/1030.1 Message Board Post: Related to the Shelton gang Seltons. Can't get into your tree. Write me & will share. Jer
8. [ILJEFFER-L] Reunions [0.984237]
I was wondering if anyone on the list can tell me anything about either a Green Family Reunion or an Olomon/Knapp one. The last reunion I attended was Olomon and that was 50 yrs ago.... Would very much like to hear from anyone who attended....Olomon was usually the 2nd Sunday in August. Kaye
9. [ILJEFFER-L] Migration from Sumner County, Tenn. to Jefferson County, Ill. [0.984237]
To Kathleen Hill (jak.ish@verizon.net), Vernon Lacey (envlacey@bscn.com) I sent basically the same message to both Sumner & Jefferson Counties re: King, Owens, Overbay, etc. Below are responses from Jeff. County. I could not find the wagon train information on the Marion County, Ill. Genweb site. Please, Donna Davis, would you give me more specific directions.? Thank you for your information, Kathleen & yes I would appreciate the Sumner County marriage records you refer to. You can see from Peg Sp
10. [ILJEFFER-L] John Lowry of Ham'l Co. - first marriage [0.984237]
John Lowry was born in October, 1758 in Virginia. His will written in Hamilton Co., 24 June, 1848 mentions his wife Elizabeth, sons Reason R., John, David, Light W. and Young S., plus daughter Dorcus Taylor. He also mentions children by his first wife, but doesn't name them. I had no luck finding the name of his first wife until a few months ago when another Lowry researcher mentioned that there was an error in the Rowan Co., N.C. marriage index. The marriage which listed Charles Lowry as groom, Joh
11. [ILJEFFER-L] land abstracts [0.984237]
Hi everyone, I have a question, that I hope somebody can answer for me. Is there such a thing called a Land Abstract, and if there is how would somebody obtain a copy of a certain section of land. Thank you, Christene
12. Re: [ILJEFFER-L] Wagon Train [0.984237]
Go to the Jefferson County, IL site and look at the Biography of William Maxey and James Johnson. Also look at "Facts and Folks of Jefferson County". Also, I posted a list of people I knew about from family notes and a bio on Rhody Allen that talked about the wagon train. This was an unusually large wagon train; 41 families is over 100 people. They crossed over the Ohio River at Cave-in-the-Rock. Peg Spencer --- Tom or Mary Barr wrote: > I can not find anything on the wagon train
13. [ILJEFFER-L] Wagon Train: Migration to IL [0.984237]
Rhody Allen was a circuit minister. His circuit took him to many places, farther and farther west. It was certainly easier to go to a place where someone was already waiting. The wagon train members first settled in Moore's Praire. Many had bounty warrants from service in the War of 1812, that they claimed there. Peg Spencer __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email alerts & NEW webcam video instant messaging with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com
14. Re: [ILJEFFER-L] Re: Reynolds Cemetery [0.984237]
You can get the Prisoners to clean up cemeteries which is a great idea but you have to 1. Put in the request 2. Provide ALL the tools for them to work with (no chainsaws) 3. Be there for them to know what needs done and they may only call you the day before to let you know they are coming. I personally do not have that free of a schedule to be able to go with a day's notice, but have been told that they do excellent work. Cindy Ford ----- Original Message ----- From: "Vicky Linke" To:
15. Re: [ILJEFFER-L] Greens, Wendt,Sheltons,Book,Rogers, Grant,Scott, [0.984237]
My 2gr grandmother was Harriet Addison b. Jan 1842, m. Nathan Melton in Franklin Co. Lived in Dodds township. Her father was Jonathan Addison, b. abt 1794 in Madison Co. Ky. I think Lydia's grandfather was Richard Addison, brother of Jonathan Addison, also born in Madison Co. Ky. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, September 03, 2001 7:14 AM Subject: Re: [ILJEFFER-L] Greens, Wendt,Sheltons,Book,Rogers, Grant,Scott, > James and Lydia were m-1
16. Re: [ILJEFFER-L] wagon train migration [0.984237]
In a message dated 9/27/2001 3:35:58 PM Pacific Daylight Time, celliott@napanet.net writes: > > > Was Theophilus Cook part of this wagon train? He came from TN to Moore's > Prairie about the same time. Does anyone know? Thanks-Connie > > Connie, Its very interesting that you should mention a Cook family because my Taylor or else McMahon family children intermarried with Cooks in that part of the country and my Taylors and Lowerys lived at Moore's Prairie after 1850 . This is really getting in
17. Re: [ILJEFFER-L] Wagon Train: Migration to IL [0.984237]
Wonder if Rhody Allen had a son who married an > Elizabeth Taylor and lived at Moore's Prairie? > > Claire James Atwood Allen, son of John Rhodam II and Lucinda Pace Atwood, first married Elizabeth J. Taylor in Jefferson Co., IL. They had four children: Two died at birth, Norman C. Allen, and Fannie Allen. Elizabeth died in 1873. James Atwood Allen married again two years later to Mary J. Sursa. They had three or five children (five listed in the will). Hope this helps. Peg _________________________
18. [ILJEFFER-L] Patterson [0.984237]
Hi List! Was wondering if anyone has the family of Luke Patterson. I have Thomas H Patterson, born about 1832, buried East Salem Cemetery. Thinking maybe Luke is Thomas father. Thomas Patterson married Millie Hunt, I noticed alot of Patterson men, married into the Hunt line. Thanks For Any Help ! Kathy
19. Re: [ILJEFFER-L] Re: Reynolds Cemetery [0.984237]
ANYONE KNOW WHERE THESE CEMETERIES ARE.....WE CANT FIND>>>>>>>JAN ----- Original Message ----- From: C.Ford To: Sent: Sunday, September 16, 2001 8:14 PM Subject: [ILJEFFER-L] Re: Reynolds Cemetery > Well all I have to say about the Reynolds Cemetery is that it is in > wonderful condition compared to what it was last year when I walked it after > walking it then I was a bloody mess from the briars "doesn't help when you > trip over a stone and fall into the
20. Re: [ILJEFFER-L] John Lowry of Ham'l Co. - first marriage [0.984237]
In a message dated 9/29/2001 11:51:00 AM Pacific Daylight Time, Mygenlists@aol.com writes: > > > John Lowry was born in October, 1758 in Virginia. His will written in > Hamilton Co., 24 June, 1848 mentions his wife Elizabeth, sons Reason R., > John, David, Light W. and Young S., plus daughter Dorcus Taylor. He also > mentions children by his first wife, but doesn't name them. I had no luck > finding the name of his first wife until a few months ago when another > Lowry > I descend from old John
21. Re: [ILJEFFER-L] Dates on Stones [0.984237]
Anything that is wrote....stones....death records...; are only as good as the person who gave the information. As far as restoring; there is a man who lives in Ina..named Robert Piercy who does restoration of stones,he may be able to tell you about getting permission to restore them, but I think you have to have permission of a family member(correct me if Im wrong)to do any means of cleaning or restoring. May I comment the 13 yr old young lad who is interested enough in perserving our heritage.
22. [ILJEFFER-L] 1880 Census Question [0.984237]
Good Evening, I was wondering if anyone would mind to take a look at the 1880 Census for Jefferson County to see if Fred Frick ( Frieck) and Florence may be listed ? Love, Sue Mc.
23. RE: [ILJEFFER-L] land abstracts [0.984237]
Hi Christine, I don't know if you hve gotten an answer yey, but here goes. It is actually an abstract deed. It is used in title insurance, and is a record of every action taken on the tract of land since ther first records were kept. I sold a place once, and the abstract from the time I inheireted it to when I sold it was 365 pages. The title company charges by the page to run an abstract of deed and it is an all or nothing venture. You either want an abstract or you don't. no partials. Hope this helps with
24. [ILJEFFER-L] wagon train migration [0.984237]
Was Theophilus Cook part of this wagon train? He came from TN to Moore's Prairie about the same time. Does anyone know? Thanks-Connie
25. RE: [ILJEFFER-L] Re: King, Overbay, Maxey, Owens, Ridgeway [0.984237]
If I have my MAXEY's right, William MAXEY is the older brother of my direct ancestor Hester MAXEY WILKEY. Hester was married to Henry WILKEY (we are still trying to figure out his connections back in Virginia/Georgia/...). Henry & Hester had Bennett, Carter, Richard, and at least 4 daughters. Carter was the Huntsman for the Surveying Expedition to what would become Jefferson County, IL in late 1815. He stayed in the area (what would be called Moores Prairie Township) and his mother (Henry had died by
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