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1. Re: [ILLASALLE] Test [1]
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2. Prendergast, Donelon, Finnegan Surnames [1]
I noticed in the ILLASALL-D Digest V06 #38 that you posted a Streator Daily Free Press article on a Tony Prendergast died in Texas 1914. I have been trying to find some information on my Donelon and Finnegan lines. These families spent some time in La Salle County in the late 18009s before moving on to Carroll County Iowa. I have a Kate Finnegan that married a John Prendergast in La Salle County on 7 February, 1875. Kate is a sister to Elizabeth Finnegan who married Michael Patrick Donelon in La Salle Cou
3. Re: [ILLASALLE] SLAVIC ANCESTRY/SURNAMES [1]
Erin, When I was living in La Salle in the 1940's-50's, one of our neighbors were the Gergovichs, which may be a variation of who you're looking for. They lived on 9th. St. and the names I remember are Rudy(the father), and children Judy and Donald. And they did attend the "Slovenian" Catholic Church, St. Roch's, which now goes by another name after consolidation. Good Luck, Donna K ----- Original Message ----- From: "Erin T. Crowe" To: Sent:
4. Re: [ILLASALLE] Herbert [1]
...from Ottawa Free Trader June 12, 1886 FROM RANSOM Mr. Thomas Herbert died at his home in Brookfield township Thursday, and was buried in the Seneca cemetery Saturday. Mr. Herbert settled in that township many years ago; by untiring industry he became the possessor of considerable property, which afforded him a large income in his declining years. He passed away surrounded by relatives and sympathizing friends, at the ripe old age of 76 years. Did I see you at the Streatorland Museum a few mont
5. Re: [ILLASALLE] SLAVIC ANCESTRY/SURNAMES [1]
Hello Erin, A question or two. What is a (Slavic) ? I have over 70,000 names in my family history. What with my children, husbands, ex's, cousins, and you must know how that can go. I was just wondering what I should be looking for ? If you do not mind my asking ? I know that there are German, Dutch, Wales, Italy, Irish, Polish, English, Scotland, Mexican, Canada, and a lot of I don't knows. Tonia On Sun, 5 Mar 2006 10:46:01 -0800 "Erin T. Crowe" writes: > Dear Listers, > > When I
6. Svoboda [1]
Me Again, familysearch.org has Anna born in Austria, per her marriage license. Mother's name as Turek...but considering her father's is listed as Shoboda, don't know how accurate/close that spelling is. The Breimer name has been around Streator for a while, I think William's brother was a city commissioner back about 60 years ago. In Riverview, by himself, is William F. Breimer 1867 - abt 16 Oct. 1939. Joanie -- Streatorland Historical Society 306 South Vermillion Street Streator, Illinois
7. Question about locating death records [1]
Hello, I have found that for some of the Catholic Churches in LaSalle County the Guild has records of the Marriages and Baptisms. Does the Guild hold records for the church records for the Deaths? I have not been able to locate through the newspaper obits that the Guild holds any records of my ancestors. Most of them died around 1870. My great great grandfather lived in Utica prior to his death. I am assuming from that that his place of death was Utica. He died in 1893 if I have the dates from his probat
8. Re: [ILLASALLE] zinc mine [1]
Barbara, Are you looking for Zink families ? Tonia On Sat, 4 Mar 2006 19:55:56 -0600 "biegs7" writes: > Thank you all for the information about the M & H zinc works. I guess > since I read zinc works I thought it must be a mine. Guess I will > have to keep looking. > Thanks again. > Barbara > > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in > the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: > http://
9. Re: [ILLASALLE] Cemeteries [1]
Hi Beverly: PAL is not a surname but an abbreviation for the given names of my husband and myself. Incidentally, I am doing research in several Midwestern states, including Iowa. > Subj: Re: [ILLASALLE] Cemeteries > From: momjohns@sbcglobal.net > Are you doing PAL family history in Iowa? > Beverley Groen Johns > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: > > > Hi: > > In a family tree posted on line, I have found a reference to "Union Grove > > Cemetery, LaSalle Co. IL
10. Re: [ILLASALLE] SLAVIC ANCESTRY/SURNAMES [1]
Streator Public Library 130 S. Park Street Streator, Illinois 61364 815.672.2729 With this weather, I probably won't be climbing those steps for a while. Joanie -- Streatorland Historical Society 306 South Vermillion Street Streator, Illinois 61364 Monday - Friday 9:30 - 2:30 > > In a message dated 3/6/2006 12:50:04 A.M. Central Standard Time, > bluejay201@mchsi.com writes: > > There is an obituary listed in the Streator Daily Free Press for: > William E. Birkenebuel 47 years old, paper dat
11. Re: [ILLASALLE] Svoboda [1]
Please remove me from your list. Janine Lockwood
12. Zinc Works Employment Records [1]
Hi, Does anyone know if there are any employment records from the Mattiessen & Hegeler Zinc Works. My Great-grandfather worked in a zinc mine in the 1880's and I was wondering if this was the mine. His name was Anton Korpal, he came from Poland ( I believe Dembowko) and married Mary Lenski Jan. 31,1882 in St. Hyacinth Catholic Church in LaSalle, Illinois. They lived at 940 8th in LaSalle according to my grandfather's birth certificate. My grandfather's uncle (Mary's brother) lived at 1069 Hennepin in LaS
13. Re: [ILLASALLE] Svoboda [1]
WOW it took a bit of searching but I think I may have fiinally found them on the 1900: bruce township excluding city of streator line 45 (hard to read but looks like Barnur), WM b. june 1867 married 1 year wm and parent b. germany immigrated 1882 there is a ng in the ocupation line but can't tell if it is for wm or the person above. wife Anna b june 1876 married 1 year and no kids yet. Anna and parents from Bohima and also imigrated 1882. above this looks like it could be another briner but har
14. Re: [ILLASALLE] SLAVIC ANCESTRY/SURNAMES [1]
Maybe they just don't work on their genealogy! My husband's family is from Holy Trinity Lutheran in Streator, which still had Slovak services for a long time after we were married in 1966. Slovenia and Slovak are not the same thing...two different countries. When Czechoslavakia broke in two halves, it became the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Apparantly two different ethnicities. The whole name thing is just crazy. His family changed the spelling 4 or 5 times. That's not even talking ab
15. [ILLASALLE] Cemeteries:Jenan [1]
> Subj: Re: [ILLASALLE] Cemeteries > From: lscgg@sbcglobal.net (lscgg) > > There is a Union cemetery in Deer Park township. I've never heard it called > Union Grove. We have the records at the Guild. What names are you looking > for? > Jenan Jobst Hi Jenan: I am looking for the grave of Affne Smith who supposedly died Oct. 10, 1871. However, I have just found, on another site, a reference to Union Grove being in Putnam Co. So he may
16. RE: [ILLASALLE] ILLASALL-D Digest V06 #41 [1]
I found a Henry Brimer in the 1870 census. Brookfield Township, LaSalle County, Illinois. Seneca postoffice. Henry 38 farmer born Pennsylvania, Jane 40 Ill., Jane 14, Ill., Mary 10 Ill., William 8, Ill., Van 3 Ill., Margaret 12 Ill. This may be your William Brimer family when he was a young boy. Hope it helps. Becky -----Original Message----- From: JDevore607@aol.com [mailto:JDevore607@aol.com] Sent: Monday, March 27, 2006 8:46 AM To: ILLASALL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ILLASALLE] ILLASALL-D Digest V06 #41
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Receiving fine.
18. Re: [ILLASALLE] Cemeteries [1]
There is a Union cemetery in Deer Park township. I've never heard it called Union Grove. We have the records at the Guild. What names are you looking for? Jenan Jobst ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, March 13, 2006 2:55 PM Subject: [ILLASALLE] Cemeteries > Hi: > In a family tree posted on line, I have found a reference to "Union Grove > Cemetery, LaSalle Co. IL." However on the
19. Daniels Cemetery [1]
I am very happy to see the interest in Daniels Cemetery - since several of my husband's ancestors are buried there. They are Daniels, Kleiber and Channel family. The cemetery is located in Rutland Twp. It's west of Highway 71, just south of the interstate, on the farm owned by Bob Trumbull. Everett Ross took me to visit the cemetery in July of 2003, I believe. I too would like to see this cemetery restored. The Guild has a copy of the transcription done by the DAR in 1955 - and I also have a copy of
20. RE: [ILLASALLE] Question about locating death records [1]
Mary, where was your gr-grandfather living in the 1880 census, and where was your gr-grandmother living in the 1900 census? If the locations were the same, that may help narrow the list of LaSalle County cemeteries. -----Original Message----- From: Mary Gunn [mailto:gen4mary@yahoo.com] Sent: March 18, 2006 4:02 PM To: ILLASALL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ILLASALLE] Question about locating death records Hello, I have found that for some of the Catholic Churches in LaSalle County the Guild has records of th
21. Re: [ILLASALLE] Korpal [1]
Sorry I should have clarified my assertions more. Lead Ore not Zinc Ore came from north west ILL and southwest Wisconsin. Zinc was a result of the smelter process. This is not intended to say that M@H were the only smelters in operation either. There were several on Site in Wisconsin and the Shot Tower that was used to form Lead Balls is a famous Tourist spot to this day.John ----- Original Message ----- From: John Harmon To: ILLASALL-L@rootsweb.com
22. Re: [ILLASALLE] Zinc Works Employment Records [1]
There wasn't a zinc mine. There was a coal mine at M&H where they mined coal to use in the production of the zinc. The zinc came from Galena, IL ----- Original Message ----- From: "biegs7" To: Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2006 10:41 PM Subject: [ILLASALLE] Zinc Works Employment Records > Hi, > > Does anyone know if there are any employment records from the Mattiessen & > Hegeler Zinc Works. > My Great-grandfather worked in a zinc mine in the 1880's and I
23. SURNAMES Wheeler and Brewer [1]
I am searching for information on my great grandparents Moses Wheeler b. July 25, 1834 and Isabel (Belle) Brewer Wheeler b. May 10, 1854. I think she was born in Ottawa, LaSalle County, as was their daughter Blanche Mae Wheeler. She was also known as Dollie Wheeler. Any information on this family would be gladly accepted. I have no idea at this time who Belle's parents were or where they were from. Still looking. Janet
24. Re: [ILLASALLE] SLAVIC ANCESTRY/SURNAMES [1]
There is an obituary listed in the Streator Daily Free Press for: William E. Birkenebuel 47 years old, paper date April 30, 1900, La Salle Peter Birkenduel, 73 years, paper date Dec. 10, 1897, Peru Joanie -- Streatorland Historical Society 306 South Vermillion Street Streator, Illinois 61364 Monday - Friday 9:30 - 2:30 > The slavic question is a good one. I am researching TUXHORN and > BIRKENBUEL > in the LaSalle county of Illinois. Any hits out there? > > Thanks Linda > > > ==
25. Re: [ILLASALLE] SLAVIC ANCESTRY/SURNAMES [1]
The slavic question is a good one. I am researching TUXHORN and BIRKENBUEL in the LaSalle county of Illinois. Any hits out there? Thanks Linda
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