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1. [ILKNOX-L] CLARK family in Oneida, IL [1]
I would like any information regarding ALMON CLARK and his family. ALMON was married to LETITIA ANN TREGO, daughter of CURTIS D. TREGO. She was born in 1843 and died in 1928. He was born in 1809 Sep 18, 1809 in Bucks, PA and died in 1994 in Dexter, IA. The only information I have on the CLARK's is that his oldest daughter, LAURA MAY CLARK was born in Oneida on Nov 21, 1868. She was my great grandmother, yet I have no information about her father or her two sisters CORA BELL and EMMA T. LAURA MAY marr
2. Re: [ILKNOX-L] WARD [1]
Peggy, Would your George E. Powell happened to be married to a "Woolsey"? I have a George E. Powell who lived in that area that married Opal Woolsey. George E was the son of George W. Powell and Angie Smith Powell. Let me know if there's a connection. If there is, we need to connect. Thanks. Cheryl -----Original Message----- From: peggy To: ILKNOX-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, June 27, 2000 9:18 AM Subject: Re: [ILKNOX-L] WARD >*LOL*!!!! ..... "some
3. Re: [ILKNOX-L] JOHNSON [1]
Donna, I don't know the name of Clara Beckman's parents, but I know she came here from Sweden on the same ship that Lars (Lewis) came on. That is how they met. She may have been with her parents. My grandfather told me they came while the Civil War was going on. On 19 Oct 1864, Lars became naturalized at the Clerk of Courts Office in Knoxville, Knox County, Ill. Peter Peterson and Benjamin Olsen gave testimony that he had resided in the US for at least five years and in state of Illinois for a
4. [ILKNOX-L] ANCESTRY.COM [1]
Hi Leslie: I tried to "download" your Gedcom on Robert CANNON at Ancestry.com and I couldn't get it to work...could you send me a Gedcom of your family? I'd really appreciate it! Jan
5. [ILKNOX-L] newspaper clippings [1]
Hugh H. MCILAVY, age 22, farmer of Copley and Miss Vannie M. TAYLOR, age 19, of Persifer. Married at Victoria by Rev. Martin W. SMITH. February 2d, as the evening shadows were gathering around, Hugh MCILRAVY of Copley and Miss Viannie TAYLOR of Persifer township, presented themselves at the parsonage, and in the twilight hour, that loveliest hour of all the day, pledged their faith "either to other" so long as both shall live. Starting out together thus early in life, we trust that as day by
6. [ILKNOX-L] Elsie Wesley Obit - June 17, 1907 [1]
from transcribed obituaries, Knox County. Mrs. Elsie Wesley swallowing the contents of half bottle of strychnine poison died at her home two miles south of Yates City Sunday evening. The tradegy shocked the community as the family was highly respected. Her husband was examined by the coroner. He is a coal miner and he told of his wife going yesterday on Saturday evening where his wife insisted on going to a dance. The husband objected to this but the woman insisted and finally went alone. When he retu
7. Re: [ILKNOX-L] Antique Store/Galesburg papers [1]
That has been my experience too as I have a small Bible from the Church of England abt 1850's with a name in it and have been trying to find the family and NOTHING!! Gail Meyer Kilgore Casa Grande, AZ Enjoy the Moment, Live with Passion, Make a Difference!
8. [ILKNOX-L] Re: ILKNOX-D Digest V00 #91 [1]
Pat, Thank you for the transcribed obituaries. My ggggrandmother was Elsie Alice Bales, and all I have for her is that she died in Elba Twp., Knox Co. in 1848. Is there a date for this obit? Her father was supposed to be Jacob Bales, and she married John Allen Thurman in 1812 in Ohio. Perhaps she and John Thurman divorced and she remarried a Wesley. Trying to see if this is my Elsie Bales. Thanks! John Crouch Dayton, Ohio
9. [ILKNOX-L] THEY BROKE THE PRAIRIE [1]
A few weeks ago there was discussion about this book. There is a copy on eBay. Currently there is one bid and the amount is $19.95. This book is not "solid history". Calkins was an advertising genius and wrote in a persuavise style. His "research" largely consisted of getting people to write him letters. He doesn't give the sources of his stories. When we worked on the program for the C-Span Lincoln-Douglas Debate Reenactment we found Calkins account to be horrible when compared to primary accounts.
10. Re: [ILKNOX-L] New website [1]
Beryl: My Grim line is: I. Philip GRIM 1779 - 1867 II. David GRIM 1819 - 1907 III. David GRIM 1846 - 1928 IV. Ida Rebecca GRIM 1869 - 1931 (mar. Eric S. STROM) V. Archie L. STROM 1896 - 1973 VI. Margie STROM 1922 - 1977 All but Philip GRIM were in Knox Co. (Philip in Fulton Co.) Will gladly exhange info. Donna Smith ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, June 16, 2000 9:23 AM Subject: Re: [ILKNOX-L] New website > Have a bit of informati
11. [ILKNOX-L] Lookups Knox county [1]
Would be glad to do lookups for anyone who isn't in the Knox area. Can check out cemetery's or go to the Knox Library. I work full time, but on "spare moments" would be glad to try to help...Stormy
12. RE: [ILKNOX-L] New website [1]
Me too! ADAMS, MCCOY, JONES Judy -----Original Message----- From: Smith [mailto:smithdk@winco.net] Sent: Friday, June 16, 2000 8:26 AM To: ILKNOX-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ILKNOX-L] New website Gail, I will gladly pay $40 plus extra for you if the names on the papers include any of the following surnames. STROM, DANIELS, TROTTER, WARD, GRIM, BERKSHIRE, RICHARDS, SCOTT, BOUSMAN, RUSSELL. These are my Knox County surnames. Thank you. Donna Smith ----- Original Message ----- From: Gail Meyer Kilgor
13. Re: [ILKNOX-L] Antique Store/Galesburg papers [1]
No, I don't have them anymore. They were military papers, etc.,items that might have been in a billfold...personal stuff. I do not recall where the fellow was from, but it was not Illinois. Mary Ann
14. Re: [ILKNOX-L] obits, marriages, etc. [1]
Yes, This sounds wonderful. Even for us lurkers who are always look and hoping for a clue. This may be the one we're looking for. Thanks for your effort, Peggy Whipple DOWELL/ BURNER/ HOWARD/ FINK
15. [ILKNOX-L] Re: Antique Store/Galesburg papers--oops [1]
Sorry about the double posting with that last one.. MOre searches wedding certificate nothing good marriage illinois - Found marriage license Adams Co. Fredrick Wanke and Christina (e) Mubitz (?) couldn't read the year. May 10th. item # 357266691 Patti S.
16. Re: [ILKNOX-L] obits, marriages, etc. [1]
thanks, Bill, hopefully waiting for you to be in touch again...lol Researchingly Yours, JudyByJudy Meeker County, MN
17. Re: [ILKNOX-L] Antique Store/Galesburg papers [1]
Gail Meyer Kilgore, on 6/15/00 11:50 PM, said: >That has been my experience too as I have a small Bible from the Church of >England abt 1850's with a name in it and have been trying to find the family >and NOTHING!! Gail: Sime I'm also on a mailing list for one of the northern counties of England, I'd be happy to post a message there for you. Over 1300 folks would see it. Please give as many details about the location and family as you can. However, you might want to reserve some key information to c
18. Re: [ILKNOX-L] ANCESTRY.COM [1]
My apologies to the list...thought I was sending this "privately" to Leslie Shelly...is my face red!!!! Jan -----Original Message----- From: Janice Chastain Lund To: ILKNOX-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, June 25, 2000 4:27 PM Subject: [ILKNOX-L] ANCESTRY.COM >Hi Leslie: > >I tried to "download" your Gedcom on Robert CANNON at Ancestry.com and I >couldn't get it to work...could you send me a Gedcom of your family? I'd >really appreciate it! > >Jan > >
19. Re: [ILKNOX-L] BEECHER surname requests [1]
Anyone know anything more about the Mathers name? My Agness Elizabeth Gaddis married James Mathers 3 Mar 1876 in Knox County. They had a child, Nora E Mathers, b. 1879, d. 1970 and is buried in Memorial Park in Galesburg. I know there are a John, Joseph and W Mathers mentioned on the ILMAGA webpage, but haven't been able to connect them in any way to my James yet. Just fishing. Patty At 04:16 PM 6/2/00 -0500, you wrote: >In the Peoria Star Journal obits on ancestry.com >I find Viola BEECHER Mathers
20. Re: [ILKNOX-L] THEY BROKE THE PRAIRIE [1]
Dear Rex, I am interested in any information on the Lincoln Douglas debate, as my GGgrandfather John Tipton Barnett was a the Marshall of the day at the debate. I have no idea what his participation was in it. He was also a friend of Lincoln's when they both lived in Sangamon Co. IL.. Any suggestions for more research leads would be appreciated very much. Thank you, Leslie Shelley b11301029@aol. later b11301029@msn.com
21. RE: [ILKNOX-L] 2nd and last Scott biography [1]

22. [ILKNOX-L] newspaper clippings [1]
Married, in Oneida, Ill., March 1, 1882, at the residence of the bride's mother, Mrs. Sarah ROSS, by the Rev. S.L. ALLISON, Mr. Henry K. OLMSTED, of Victoria and Miss Agnes W. ROSS. The bride was very tastily arrayed in a rich and beautiful brocaded Scotch dress, of a delicate hue, neatly trimmed with satin and fringe. The groom in the conventional suit. Some twenty five or thirty were there to witness the ceremony and join in the festivities of the occasion. The bad roads prevented several at a
23. Re: [ILKNOX-L] Antique Store/Galesburg papers [1]
Mary Ann, Do you still have those papers? LOL Are they from Galesburg? Just wondering. Researchingly Yours, JudyByJudy Meeker County, MN
24. [ILKNOX-L] 2nd and last Scott biography [1]
Scott, Walton K. Abingdon, farmer, son of Martin and Sarah Scott of Kentucky. He was born in Kentucky Jan 4, 1822, and was educated in the common schools. He came to Illinois and settled in McDonough County. On October 20, 1848 he married Sarah J. Stickel. He is a member of the Presbyterian Church and an Elded. Republican These are from the 1878 Knox County, IL history Joan (I don't have any Scott connection)
25. Re: [ILKNOX-L] Re: ILKNOX-D Digest V00 #81 [1]
Arkguild@aol.com, on 6/6/00 6:37 PM, said: >Forgive me if this is a redundant question but, is Lars interchangeable with >Lewis? I have been searching for Lewis Johnson in Galesburg circa 1880's. >His >son John Johnson is my g-g-grandfather. They moved to Rockford where John >lived out the rest of his life. I would sure appreciate any help since I may >be looking for a wrong name. Carol: Your question is one that more folks researching Swedish roots should at least consider. One will find MANY immi
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