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1. Re: [ILJOHNSO] Samuel Adams Harrell [1]
Hi No Relation to this gentleman or the Harrells. But did find a Samuel Harrell in the 1920 Census IL Macon County/ Blue Mound/ Pleasant View/ Enumerated Jan 12 & 13, 1920 Samuel A Harrell, Head, 42, IL VA IN Laborer, Farm Ida Harrell, Wife, 38, IL IN IL Roy or Ray Harrell, Son, 15, IL Elsie Harrell, dau, 7, IL Eldo Harrell, Son, 4 1/12, IL The 1930 Census IL Macon County/ Blue Mound/Pleasant View Township District 58/ Sheet 5B/ Enumerated April 9, 1930 Samuel Harrell,Head, 52, Mar. at 20, IL KY IN La
2. [ILJOHNSO] DAMRON/McCLAIN Connections [1]
We have established a close connection between our McCLAINs and the DAMRONs. Both families seem to be from NC via Ky and Tn and were early settlers in Gallatin Co, IL. Both families moved to Weakley Co, TN about 1823. Charles DAMRON was the executor of Charles McCLAIN's estate in 1846. There are several marriages to McCLAIN women noted in the DAMRON books. We just can't sort out which McCLAIN families they came from. If we can make these connections we can extend you our McCLAIN line back to 1711 in MD.
3. [ILJOHNSO] 1870 Census [1]
Does any kind soul have the 1870 Johnson Co, IL census, or access to it -- who would look up a William B. Kesler or Kessler, maybe a Bill Kessler, and see if wife is Rachael and how old she was and where she was born? If this census is online somewhere, please tell me where and I will search it myself. Thanks! Cousin Mary in OK
4. Re: [ILJOHNSO] 1870 Census [1]
Mary 1870 Johnson County Illinois, Family 115, Cache Township Keisler,William 21 Farmer Illinois Keisler,Rachel 18 Illinois Keisler,John 2 Illinois Keisler,James 9/12 Illinois Bill
5. [ILJOHNSO] Sister Asenseth Frizzell, Brother Spencer Waters [1]
Children of MARGARET HALL and JAMES FRIZZELL are: i. WILLIAM2 FRIZZELL, b. Illinois6. 2. ii. ASENETH EMALINE FRIZZELL, b. Illinois. iii. JAMES FRIZZELL, b. Illinois7. iv. THEODOSIA FRIZZELL, b. Illinois8,9. v. GEORGE FRIZZELL, b. Illinois10. vi. CYNTHIA FRIZZELL, b. Illinois. vii. LARA A. FRIZZELL. 3. viii. MARY IDA FRIZZELL, b. 1865, Johnson Co. Illinois; d. October 21, 1896, Pope Co. Illinois. Generation No. 2 2. ASENETH EMALINE2 FRIZZELL (MARGARET MARIAH.1 HALL) was born in Illinois11,12. Sh
6. [ILJOHNSO] Bryant/Kesler [1]
Bill, thanks so much for sending me the census info. This Rachael is too young to be mine. I was so hoping that MY Rachael Alderson BRYANT had a second m. to Kessler and that I had found her! I do appreciate your help. Cousin Mary in OK Mary Bryant Park crosstich@webtv.net BRYANT/BRIANT, DODD, ADAMSON, WINFREY, WILLIAMS, BASDEN, MCMECHAN, ALDERSON, SPILLERS, BOBO, COMBS, THOMPSON, TURPIN, SEABOLT
7. [ILJOHNSO] Samuel Adams Harrell [1]
Does anyone have this man in their files from 1930 to 1940? My dad remembers being told this was Grandpa. I don't have him in our files (The Dildays) but you never know? Thanks, Sandra
8. Re: [ILJOHNSO] Samuel Adams Harrell [1]
Sally, thank you so much for this information. At least now I have something to work with. Sandra
9. [ILJOHNSO] Margaret Mariah Hall Frizzell [1]
Does anyone know of Margaret Hall who married J. T. Frizzell, parents of Mary Ida Frizzell, wife of James Armstrong Waters? James and Ida are buried at Zion in Pope, but I believe the Frizzells are from Johnson Co. Sharon
10. [ILJOHNSO] Margaret Mariah Hall [1]
Descendants of Margaret Mariah. Hall Generation No. 1 1. MARGARET MARIAH.1 HALL was born September 19, 1827 in Johnson Co. Illinois1, and died March 10, 1869 in Illinois2. She married (2) JAMES THOMAS FRIZZELL3,4 December 24, 1851 in Johnson Co. Illinois5, son of WILLIAM FRIZZELL and NANCY WILSON. Children of MARGARET HALL and JAMES FRIZZELL are: i. WILLIAM2 FRIZZELL, b. Illinois6. 2. ii. ASENETH EMALINE FRIZZELL, b. Illinois. iii. JAMES FRIZZELL, b. Illinois7. iv. THEODOSIA FRIZZELL, b. Illino
11. [ILJOHNSO] Little Egypt Heritage, 29 June 2003, Vol 2 #25 [1]
Little Egypt Heritage Articles Stories of Southern Illinois (c) Bill Oliver 29 June 2003 Vol 2 Issue: #25 ISBN: pending Good Evening Ladies and Gentlemen of Little Egypt, Storytelling usually begins with "Once upon a time ..." or "A long time ago ..." These traditional openings signals a suspension of "time and space". However, these openings or beginnings bring to mind "fairy tales". The storytellers of history, of families, of peoples are a bit different. The stories that they t
12. Re: [ILJOHNSO] Little Egypt Heritage, 29 June 2003, Vol 2 #25 [1]
Greetings Bill, I did so enjoy your article. My mother, from "Little Egypt" married my dad in 1924 and came north to North Central Wisconsin. Leaving her Scot-Irish family she was transplanted into a German one. She loved to tell stories. One I remember well, was about "Old Man Johns." He passed away and was laid out, at home, in the parlor. As the wake moved into high gear with the passing of the jug, one of the mourners asked for a "chaw". At that moment the dearly departed, sat up in his coffin and
13. Re: [ILJOHNSO] Little Egypt Heritage, "General Store", 21 December 2008, Vol ... [1]
HI- I had to write you about this one!! My aunt and uncle Dora Escue Ragsdale & Herbert Ragsdale had a General Store in Buncombe, Johnson Co, IL, til in the 50's. It was one of my favorite things when visiting there, to go to the store. I also have a pic of it, which I had put on the Johnson co site,(assume it is still there), with them in side the store. Much variety of goods can be seen there. :) Thanks for reminding me of good times and memories. Mery Christmas & Happy Holidays!! Joyce
14. [ILJOHNSO] FINNEY/ELKINS [1]
Hello. I just joined this list and am hoping for some help in connecting my ancestry to two families who appear in the Johnson County, IL records. Currently, I am trying to link my ancestor, Andrew Jackson FINNEY (b. ca 1820- d. 10 Mar 1869 in Montgomery Co., IL) to two possible parents. They were Sarah REYNOLDS (b. ca 1775-d. ca 1845) and John FINNEY (b. ca. 1765-d.1837). I have no primary sources substantiating this connection. If my inferences are correct, Andrew Jackson ("Jack") was Greenville Penn
15. Re: [ILJOHNSO] FINNEY/ELKINS [1]
According to the Illinois marriage site he was married 3 times This is a documented site. Link below http://www.ilsos.gov/GenealogyMWeb/marrsrch.html FINNEY, JACKSON CLINE, NANCY 1851-04-19 1055 MONTGOMERY FINNEY, JACKSON ELKINS, BEADY 1842-05-19 540 MONTGOMERY FINNEY, JACKSON TITSWORTH, SARAH 1857-06-26 01674 MONTGOMERY Then On Rootsweb site which is sent by patrons like us this iswhat Bob Drennan has. his email address is there so you can contact him to find out what
16. Re: [ILJOHNSO] Lannoms [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: JClannom Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.illinois.counties.johnson/77.89.186/mb.ashx Message Board Post: These Presley Lannom's are my ancestors. Everything matches what I have except for Elizabeth Lannom d/o Presley Lannom. I have information from Eleanor Harris data that says Elizabeth married a James F.Martin on 16 Jul 1872. Eleanor is deceas
17. [ILJOHNSO] Little Egypt Heritage, "General Store", 21 December 2008, Vol 7 #42 [1]
Little Egypt Heritage Articles eduda tsunogisdi ) Bill Oliver 7 December 2008 Vol 7 Issue: #42 ISBN: pending Osiyo, Good Evening Ladies and Gentlemen of Little Egypt, "General Stores" I think I heard on the Sunday Edition of NPR [radio] that today was an anniversary of the Crossword Puzzle. Since I was "walking" on the "walk-up-on" I missed the detail. However as that may be, I know that the crosswords became popular in the early 1920s. It was not until 1942 that The New York Times began running a
18. Re: [ILJOHNSO] Website updates [1]
Nan, Thanks for posting the updates. I spent a good deal of time this afternoon checking out the various postings on the Genealogy Trails site. Thanks to Larry Toler for putting my great grandfather's William Riley Maze's obituary out there. I have a copy that was posted in the newspaper, but don't know what newspaper, where? It was my understanding he was living with his daughter in the St. Louis area when he died. Maybe a St. Louis newspaper or perhaps a Johnson County newspaper carried it. Alw
19. [ILJOHNSO] Little Egypt Heritage, "Happy Holidays", 25 December 2008, Vol 7 #43 [1]
Little Egypt Heritage Articles eduda tsunogisdi ) Bill Oliver 25 December 2008 Vol 7 Issue: #43 ISBN: pending Osiyo, Good Evening Ladies and Gentlemen of Little Egypt, "Happy Holidays" "Happy Holidays" goes the song. It is a great sentiment. There are so many things I hear on the radio and on television that I can do nothing about, but last night and today I turn neither on. We sit and listen to Christmas records and soak in the peace. We think of Family past and present. We think of those who are
20. Re: [ILJOHNSO] ILJOHNSO Digest, Vol 3, Issue 137 [1]
Looking for Hudpseth and White descendents. I think they all lived at Creal Springs. Jacquie --- On Mon, 12/29/08, iljohnso-request@rootsweb.com wrote: From: iljohnso-request@rootsweb.com Subject: ILJOHNSO Digest, Vol 3, Issue 137 To: iljohnso@rootsweb.com Date: Monday, December 29, 2008, 3:01 AM Today's Topics: 1. Little Egypt Heritage, "Words by the Herds", 28 December 2008, Vol 7 #44 (Bill) 2. Website updates (Nan)
21. Re: [ILJOHNSO] ILJOHNSO Digest, Vol 3, Issue 137 [1]
CREAL SPRINS IS IN WILLIAMSON COUNTY. David Rushing RR 2 Box 272A Golconda, IL 62938 618-949-3759 dlr999@shawneelink.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jacquie" To: Sent: Monday, December 29, 2008 7:12 PM Subject: Re: [ILJOHNSO] ILJOHNSO Digest, Vol 3, Issue 137 Looking for Hudpseth and White descendents. I think they all lived at Creal Springs. Jacquie --- On Mon, 12/29/08, iljohnso-request@rootsweb.com wrote:
22. [ILJOHNSO] Website updates [1]
December 2008 updates to the Johnson County, IL site at Genealogy Trails: http://genealogytrails.com/ill/johnson/ Obits: Maze, William Riley Russell, Flossie Adams (thanks to Larry Toler for the above two obits) Sullins, Victoria Census: 1860 Mortality Schedule Military: Johnson Co. admissions to the Soldiers & Sailors Home Biographies: Alexander, Bain, Bridges, Davis, Frizzell, Grissom, Halcom, Helm, Hood, Kelley, Kuykendall, Maupin, Mount, Mozley, Murray, Poor, Proctor, Smith, Vancleve, Veatch.
23. Re: [ILJOHNSO] Lannoms [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: JClannom Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.illinois.counties.johnson/77.89.187/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I am a Lannom and I would love a photo of Elizabeth Lannom! Contact me privately at: clannom@fuse.net so I can sed you my 'snail' mail address and reimbursement for copy asnd postage. Thank you, Carole Lannom Important Note: The author of thi
24. Re: [ILJOHNSO] FINNEY/ELKINS [1]
Vera, Yes, I've met Bob. He has provided me with information on Andrew Jackson FINNEY, though nothing on his parentage. I'll keep probing. Thanks for your response. Sally
25. [ILJOHNSO] Little Egypt Heritage, "Words by the Herds", 28 December 2008, Vol 7 #44 [1]
Little Egypt Heritage Articles eduda tsunogisdi ) Bill Oliver 28 December 2008 Vol 7 Issue: #44 ISBN: pending Osiyo, Good Evening Ladies and Gentlemen of Little Egypt, "Words by the Herds" This article is dedicated to my Father, whom I have always admired even when I feared his wrath [which rhymes with bath]. When I was but a tad of a lad I would bail out of the predicament and Dad would accuse me of "throwing a tub to a whale". Now I came to understood generally what that meant, but I haven't hear
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