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1. [ILJERSEY-L] 1860 CENSUS [1]
In the 1880 Census for Sedgwicke Co. KS my grt. grt. grandmother was listed as Anna and born in Illinois. I have no idea what county she was born in that is why I have gone to the county list of IL for help. I went to the LDS center and her husband had a pedigree and that is where I found her listed as Rhoda Ann Chapman, but someone had guessed that she had been born in 1849 in Nashville, Davidson Co, TN. So would you please help me find her and thanks and blessings to you. Pastor Barbara
2. [ILJERSEY-L] roll call [1]
I am researching Bates, Sherman, Worthy and Meyer (s) in jersey and macoupin counties. joseph meyer
3. RE: [ILJERSEY-L] Roll Call [1]
Which Chase are you looking for? My ancestor was Ashur Chase who lived in Greene County but had land in Jersey County. Lonnie Chase chase1858@bwn.net ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > -----Original Message----- > From: CAPTRLH@aol.com [mailto:CAPTRLH@aol.com] > Sent: Sunday, March 28, 1999 10:34 AM > To: ILJERSEY-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [ILJERSEY-L] Roll Call > > > CHASE HARLAN WORTHY > > Dick > > > ==== ILJERSEY Mailing List ==== > Visit our new Township Page with Early
4. Re: [ILJERSEY-L] Jerseyville-Germans...Also, Wyckoff in Jersey Co [1]
Janet and others, To observe the list of people who obtained original government land patents in Jersey County, investigate the URL's listed below. Good luck! Jersey County, Ill Genealogy page: http://www.rootsweb.com/~iljersey/index.html Jersey County, Ill Township pages, Early Land Owners from GLO: http://www.rootsweb.com/~iljersey/twp.html ====> Click a Township for Early Land Patents and Cemeteries for each township. These Early Land records were abstracted from the Bureau of Land Manag
5. Re: [ILJERSEY-L] Burials [1]
The old cemetery is now the Lions Park and swimming pool area. NO stones but some of the graves are still there. They said they were all moved but we proved that they weren't. NO record of them either. All the records and notes disappeared. -----Original Message----- From: Mary Ann Kaylor To: ILJERSEY-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, March 07, 1999 7:33 PM Subject: Re: [ILJERSEY-L] Burials >Bob, that is a great thing! Glad to hear of such a Project! Maybe that is
6. [ILJERSEY-L] Rutherford, Hughes [1]
Have following info but want more. Rebecka Cline Rutherford, wife of Joseph, died Jersey Co., I think, June 1849. Where is she buried? Also, they had a daughter, Lucinda, born July 1841, who married a Thomas E. Hughes in 1857, looking for more info on them.
7. Re: [ILJERSEY-L] Jerseyville question - Germans [1]
DO NOT KNOW ABOUT JERSEYVILLE, BUT IN RED BUD AND BELLEVILLE GERMANS DOMINATED ...WHERE THEY CAME FROM DO NOT KNOW I WAS BORN OF GERMAN MOTHER AT RED BUD IL.... CHIP NELSON At 11:07 AM 3/25/99 -0500, you wrote: >Message text written by INTERNET:ILJERSEY-L@rootsweb.com >>Does anyone know why Germans from New York would have come to Jerseyville >in >the early 1880's?< > >My Czech immigrants, surname KALAL, sailed to New Orleans in 1853, then to >St Louis, then bought land in Jersey Co in early 1856. > >Th
8. [ILJERSEY-L] Jersey County roll call [1]
In Jersey County I am researching: Everts, Sears, Landon, Cory, and Cowen Ellen (Everts) O'Dell
9. Re: [ILJERSEY-L] Re: ILJERSEY-D Digest V99 #72 [1]
The Jersey County Historical Society sells them and the other two I have done for them. Please do not write to me. I did them along with others for the society. (see the Jersey County Web page) Working on Marriage Book IV as we speak. Marty Crull -----Original Message----- From: w9dy@juno.com To: ILJERSEY-L@rootsweb.com Date: Wednesday, March 31, 1999 6:38 PM Subject: [ILJERSEY-L] Re: ILJERSEY-D Digest V99 #72 >Hello, That book, Jersey >County Early Marriages, 18
10. Re: [ILJERSEY-L] LDS address [1]
I'm sorry but I threw away my copy of their latest notes, but the Greene county web page has their address. -----Original Message----- From: Mary Ann Kaylor To: ILJERSEY-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, March 07, 1999 2:11 AM Subject: [ILJERSEY-L] LDS address >Can anyone give me the exact address of LDS in Godfrey? Phone #? >Hours?, etc. > > >Mary Ann Kaylor >County Coordinator & Mail List Manager >Jersey County ILGenWeb >
11. [ILJERSEY-L] Jerseyville GERMANs - thanks [1]
Wow -- I cannot believe what a great response you have all made to my question about the Germans in this county. Fantastic emails and thanks to everyone! This is a great list!! Jill from Minnesota
12. Re: [ILJERSEY-L] Re: ILJERSEY-D Digest V99 #65 [1]
Janet Good luck and we are all here to offer assistance. Charlene Spaulding from southern CA
13. [ILJERSEY-L] 1870 Mortality Schedule [1]
Does this schedule exist for Jersey Co?? If so, please advise if any organization will lookup for a donation. Jim in CA
14. [ILJERSEY-L] Noble Cemetery Article [1]
Marty sent me this article from the Alton Telegraph re the renovations of Noble Cemetery, which was one of the Cemeteries that vandals hit a year ago. This is great, these people have worked hard, donated monies, etc. to restore Noble. They are to be commended. The sad and ironic part is the last paragraph of the article. I have made a judgement call, deciding not to print the names of the teenagers involved, or the one killed, using only "teenagers" in place of the names. I will place this article on
15. Re: [ILJERSEY-L] ROLL CALL [1]
Researching DAVENPORTS and DABBS in Jersey Co. Cara Russell
16. Re: [ILJERSEY-L] LDS address [1]
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17. Re: [ILJERSEY-L] Jerseyville-Germans...Also, Wyckoff in Jersey Co [1]
This information can be found on the Jersey County Web pages. Jersey County is already downloaded, but if you are intereted in other counties, GLO is the sight to go to. Information about GLO records can be found at http://www.rootsweb.com/~iljersey/twp.html Look for the links under "Click a Township". There are links to explain the GLO records and to go to their sight, also. Ron and I explained this earlier, just in different terms :-) Mary Ann At 06:32 PM 3/25/99 -0800, you wrote: >Janet: > >That is
18. Re: [ILJERSEY-L] Old City Cemetery, Jerseyville [1]
Bob and Mary Ann, that "D. Landon" who died in 1846 and is buried in the Old (Hickory Grove) Cemetery is Denman T. Landon, who died 14 October 1846. Believe I may have given this to you, Bob, but thought perhaps you may have lost it. Nancy Landon is Nancy Davis Landon (Mrs. Alonzo H. Landon.) Regards. Jean Landon Wallace
19. [ILJERSEY-L] Re R O L L C A L L [1]
Researching .........Lofton, McDow, Vietch, Hite.
20. [ILJERSEY-L] New Happenings - #2 March 1999 [1]
1850 MORTALITY SCHEDULE for Jersey is up at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~iljersey/1850mortality.html I did not include the Cause of Death, in order to conserve on Web space, but if anyone is interested in a particular one, please just ask and I will send to you. I particularly found this interesting, as some 48 or so persons in Jersey died of Cholera between June 1849 and June 1850. It appears to have almost wiped out a few families. Surnames I noticed: LONGWILL/LONGWELL, remember the Longwill Cemetery
21. Re: [ILJERSEY-L] Cemetery Information [1]
Our records show the same date. Could have been read or even typed wrong. Only way to prove it is to go back out and re-read the stone. I don't see that happening while we still have more then half of all cemeteries in Jersey county to read the first time. Would appreciate any help you can offer. -----Original Message----- From: Al Rhods <75627.311@compuserve.com> To: ILJERSEY-L@rootsweb.com Date: Monday, March 15, 1999 12:52 PM Subject: [ILJERSEY-L] Cemetery Information >Anyone:
22. [ILJERSEY-L] LDS address [1]
Can anyone give me the exact address of LDS in Godfrey? Phone #? Hours?, etc. Mary Ann Kaylor County Coordinator & Mail List Manager Jersey County ILGenWeb My STEWART and ROBISON Home Page:
23. Re: [ILJERSEY-L] ROLL CALL [1]
I'm searching in Jersey County the surnames of: Kollenborn Hilly/Hilla Thuston/Thurston Montgomery Patricia from Washington
24. Re: [ILJERSEY-L] Burials [1]
Marty and all, This is what disgusts me. There wasn't a State law on cemetery destruction in that time era, I don't think, but even if there were, Imminent Domain by a Government can accomplish alot. That is my concern about the Calhoun cemetery. I have had first hand experience with the Law of Imminent Domain when the city government of a small town tried to force my Dad to sell his property, so they could build a firehouse. We immediately got a lawyer and after much goings back and forth, we won. But
25. Re: [ILJERSEY-L] New Happenings #1 March 1999 [1]
This isn't all that simple, you know. Yes, I knew there was a law, but can't give Marty the exact location/statue of that law. But I also know that sometimes the law is bypassed with other methods, such as one cemetery I am aware of, was dug up for a housing development and the bones were taken to the State Museum. Is that the answer? I don't think so. If you can give us more detailed information re this law, we sure would appreciate it. I do believe some of the people in Calhoun are looking into th
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