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1. [ILMARION] Frederick Bundy [1]
Posted on: Marion Co. Il Biographies Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/MarionBios?read=21 Surname: Bundy, Walker, Kell, Breeze ------------------------- Frederick Bundy, living in a different period from ours, had no chance to go to school. His education had to be self-obtained. He did not fail to sieze the opportunities which came his way, and so became a remarkably well informed man. At the time the family came to Illinois the journey was made int he old time cumberous team w
2. [ILMARION] Marion County Biographies [1]
I have just finished posting some biographies posted to the Marion County GenConnect board to the mailing list. May I suggest three things: Go post those you have [link to boards from Marion County web page] -- the Rootsweb search engine will pick up the surnames when someone does a search and you may help someone and find a new relative. Cite your source. Otherwise it is just another questionable item. As we all know, there is a lot of garbage out there, creative genealogy and so on. A posting with a sou
3. [ILMARION] Cemetery Lookups [1]
Could someone please look up for me the burial place of my great grandfather, William L. Hazen LITTLE. Reportedly he died when struck by a train in Pana on January 25, 1919 and was buried in Vernon, IL on January 28, 1919. Any other information anyone may have about him will be appreciated. Might there be an obituary in a newspaper archive? Thanks for your help. Barbara Faig BKaeZF@aol.com
4. Re: [ILMARION] Centralia Sentinel [1]
Jan I am going to the library now I will get back on the list this evening. J. Ray Young
5. Re: [ILMARION] Marion Research [1]
In a message dated 04/08/2000 7:51:36 PM Pacific Daylight Time, BPGENRO@aol.com writes: << I never mentioned the Marion County Courthouse at Salem, Illinois because they are not very friendly and certainly not very helpful either. They will not let anyone look at the courtbooks nor the indexes and you have to give them as much information as possible before THEY will look it up if they do. >> Wow, things must have changed! When I went to research in 1994 I called the Court
6. Re: [ILMARION] ILMARION-D Digest V00 #38 [1]
Send message to ILMARION-l-request@rootsweb.com Type the word Unsubscribe in the subject and in the body. That's it! Hope it helps.... Pam in CA ----Original Message Follows---- From: "Karen Greco" Reply-To: ILMARION-L@rootsweb.com To: ILMARION-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ILMARION] ILMARION-D Digest V00 #38 Date: Mon, 17 Apr 2000 15:05:32 -0600 Can anyone tell me how to unsubscribe to this list? Thanks, Karen ----- Original Message ----- From: Cheryl Rothwell
7. [ILMARION] Obituary [1]
I wrote to the Centralia Sentinel and had the death date of my relative and asked for the obituary and they sent it to me--didn't even charge me. Very good service if you ask me! Deanna
8. [ILMARION] Re: ILMARION-D Digest V00 #43 [1]
Hello, I am new to the list and just started genealogy so I am not that good and stuff. But I live in Marion County . Centralia Public library has them on microfilm to look at.I have been there to looked up some but don't remember how far back it goes. If I get by there is weekend I will look and see. Tammy Miller ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, April 12, 2000 10:46 PM Subject: ILMARION-D Digest V00 #43
9. Re: [ILMARION] Re: Tom and his microfilm of newspapers [1]
Hi, Tom, To add to what Jo Ann said, I made my very first trip to the Springfield Historical Library last week. I traveled north to Springfield on Route 55. It turns into 6th Street going north and is a one way street. As you get downtown, stay in the LEFT lane, it will allow you to jog off onto the ramp to parking under the Old State Capitol. The elevator to the Library is at the corner of the building that you just drove past - the southeast corner. Remember the color of the concrete pillar where you
10. MISSING NEWSPAPERS [1]
If there were no newspapers for a certain date or if copies have not survived to the present, researchers might want to check newspapers of surrounding counties.
11. Re: [ILMARION] Marion Research [1]
John There are two sets of micrifilm of old newspapers in Salem, One in the Geneological library and one upstairs in the public portion that cover differing times and papers. They seem to cover anything in Salem after 1800. I believe the Centralia Sentinal has a set of their own for that paper that would be in Centralia. Do you know what part of the county you are looking in? I have limited experience with the films but have found usefull info there It would be a good place to look since you know the da
12. [ILMARION] Dr. David Samuel Mercer [1]
Posted on: Marion Co. Il Biographies Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/MarionBios?read=16 Surname: Mercer ------------------------- SOURCE: Salem Times-Commoner issue of Thursday, July 5, 1973 SUBMITTED BY: Misty Flannigan misty@midwest.net Omaha Surgeon of l8OO's Was Marion County Native. Documents discovered among old papers of Mrs. A.C. DUNLAP of Kinmundy tell of the life of a Marion County native, Dr. Samuel David MERCER. MERCER was a cousin of the late Harve MERCER, fathe
13. [ILMARION] William Jennings Bryan [1]
Posted on: Marion Co. Il Biographies Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/MarionBios?read=22 Surname: Jennings, Davidson, Logan, Carrigan, Fulton, Woods, Wallace, McClure ------------------------- Misty, Are you aware that there is a book listing the genealogy of WJ Bryan and his connection to the families of Marion County, Illinois? The book is called Jennings, Davidson and Allied Families by Lillie Pauline White (Sherman Printing and Binding Co., Seattle, Washington, 1944 ). The
14. Re: [ILMARION] Marion Research [1]
Hi Kristi I have Martha PIGG as daughter of Thomas H. PIGG (b. 12 Feb 1801 d. 14 Jul 1874) and Lucinda CHITWOOD (b. abt 1811 TN d. 15 Mar 1842 Alma Twshp, Marion Co. Salem IL). I show Martha as being b. abt 1834. Hope this helps, and let me know if there is anything else we can share. Kathy ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, April 12, 2000 4:05 PM Subject: Re: [ILMARION] Marion Research > Kathy, > > My ancestor, Oliver J. ROGERS, mar
15. [ILMARION] Railroad Men [1]
I have been noting stuff about Railroads since my g-grandfather was a railroad man. This is just something I ran across online Apologies for not including url. Anyone else have a railroad man in their family? Unfortunately, pension records, pay records etc are only carefully recorded and easily accesible starting in the 1930s. Not useful to me, my ancestor worked c. 1851-1880 Knowing just a little about the railroad lines can sometimes explain a move. For example, my g-grandfather George N
16. Re: [ILMARION] Marion Research [1]
John I must defend the library at Mt. Vernon. They are very nice people and are helpfull. As to the interlibrary loan. You MUST go thru your local library. they have to request them and you check them out from there. There are actually 2 commections at Mt Vernon. One is owned by the local DAR and the other is the Shawnee Library system geneological library. There are slightly different rules for the two collections. Many of the books are available for interlibrary loan. But, some of the books are a
17. Re: [ILMARION] Marion Research [1]
Mr. Hickey, To the best of my knowledge, there are three places you could go to and the first one is the library of the Marion County Historical and Genealogical Society which is at the old post office building (I believe) on Rt. 50 in downtown Salem, Illinois and the second one is the library of The Genealogy Society of Southern Illinois which is at The John A. Logan College at Carterville, Illinois which is between Marion, Illinois and Carbondale, Illinois. I be
18. Re: [ILMARION] Marion Research [1]
John Pegg. I have cemetery books for Marion Co. Il. if you want me to look for someone. Betty Lou in Peoria, Illinois ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.
19. Re: [ILMARION] Marion Research [1]
Marion County Genealogical & Historical Society is one of the best around. They are very helpful and knowledgeable too. In 1997 they were located downstairs in the public library---on the main street. The last I heard, the hours they are open are 12--4 p. m. Wednesday afternoons. Like many gen. societies, many, many members are out of town/out of state and much is left up to a few who live locally. It is a place not to miss. They have an obit. file in their library from 1976. They publish one of the bes
20. Re: [ILMARION] Joseph Yardley/Lydia Reynolds [1]
I am searching for these Reynolds if you connect to any of that line. Brenda Descendants of Willard Reynolds Generation No. 1 Henry Reynolds, and Lucinda Seely are the parenta of Willard. 1. WILLARD2 REYNOLDS (HENERY1) was born Abt. 1854. He married PRUSCILLA TUCKER August 22, 1889 in Vandalia, Ill, daughter of HIRAM TUCKER and ELIZABETH WILLIAMS. She was born September 08, 1858 in Fayette Co Illinois. Notes for WILLARD REYNOLDS: The records show that he was 35 at this time of Marriage, this inf
21. Re: [ILMARION] Marion Research [1]
Would anyone have information on an adoption of A young girl. Her last name would have been Parrish before her mother died. Her Father wouldn't let the Richardson Family adopt her, but he let the Green's adopt her. In other words Family couldn't keep her with them but strangers could.
22. [ILMARION] Beasley Family [1]
Some one sent me a query last week about the Beasley family, I thought I had saved your email address for I intended to answer it, But now I can not find it. To answer your question, I am researching: John Wesley Beasley b ca 1806 NC married Rachael Wantland b 1805 Tn Children: William John Susan Mahala Emily America I believe they are also the parents of my Catherine Beasley who marrried Ira Vandusen in Marion Co Ill. Wilma
23. Re: [ILMARION] Marion Research [1]
Have you checked out the Marion County ILGenWeb site lately? It looks to me like there is a growing list of cemetery listing available ONLINE. http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilmarion/marionco.htm Cheryl Rothwell LoganCty@mindspring.com
24. [ILMARION] Marion County Cemetery Lookups [1]
I have been informed that the Marion County society has no objection to lookups in their cemetery books. Therefore, I have no objection. Unless I hear differently, it is okay to ask for cemetery lookups in those books and have the answers posted on this list so all can share. Cheryl Rothwell LoganCty@mindspring.com
25. Re: [ILMARION] Marion Research [1]
Ray, I did in fact go thru my local library which I know anyone is suppose to do. My library was suppose to request the first book of three books I wanted to loan but they never did and Mt Vernon library never sent it either. The first book had a second copy at the library so it was available but not the second or third book since there was only one copy. But when I was there last October, a woman there told me a different story. She said that I could get all three books
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