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From: "Shawnnee" <>
Subject: Re: [ILMORGAN-L] Roll Call
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 1999 08:25:42 -0700


Hi,
I was wondering if you know the rest of your Hoopes Lineage. I have Hoopes
cousins in Chester County, PA. from the 1700's. Phoebe Hoopes married John
Carlisle. I don't know where they went but my family went to Ohio and into
Adams Co, Illinois. My original family were Buffingtons and if you come from
Ezra Hoopes and Ann Hickman we are related.
Shawnnee

----- Original Message -----
From: John M. Henderson <>
To: <>
Sent: Thursday, July 01, 1999 5:34 PM
Subject: Re: [ILMORGAN-L] Roll Call

Do you know a Shirley Salegas? (spelling may be incorrect.
I'd very much like to get in contact with her via telephone and/or e-mail.
Please forward information if possible!!
----- Original Message -----
From: Norm Sechrest <>
To: <>
Sent: Thursday, July 01, 1999 8:14 PM
Subject: Re: [ILMORGAN-L] Roll Call

> From the Morgan Co History of 1878:
> CARLYLE HOOPES, farmer and . stock raiser, Sec 20, P.O. Pisgah. The
subject
> of this sketch was the oldest member of a family of seven children, and
the
> only one now living; he was born in Chester Co., Pa., June 26, 1809 ; his
> father by occupation, was a farmer, in good circum-stances. Up to the age
> of sixteen, young Carlyle remained on the farm he then became apprenticed
to
> the trade of scythe-making, and served five years, becoming a skillful
> workman ; removing to Vincent, he
> formed the acquaintance of Miss Margaret Cooper ; they were married in
> February, 1834; the following year went to Phoenixville, and there he
worked
> twelve years ; In 1852 he set out, accompanied by his family, for
Illinois,
> traveling by rail and by water through Pittsburgh, they arrived at Naples,
> Ill.; from there made their way to Morgan Co., settling near Franklin on
the
> farm now owned by Mr Carlyle; purchasing 40 acres then, now owns 13o
acres;
> eight children, seven living: James, now a resident of Morgan Co., farmer
by
> occupation, served four years in the late war of rebellion, cavalry
service
> ; Ezra,who became a minister of considerable prominence; Samuel D., who
> became a physician, now a resident of Palmyra, IL ; Phoebe, who married
> George Gibson, a schoolteacher, and who also manages the farm propertv of
> Mr. Carlyle; Amanda, married William Stott, and now resides in Chester
Co.,
> Pa.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: <>
> To: <>
> Date: Wednesday, June 30, 1999 5:59 PM
> Subject: [ILMORGAN-L] Roll Call
>
>
> >Searching for info on the CARLISLE Family. Sometimes spelled Carlile or
> >Carlyle.
> >Hoopes Edwin Carlisle married Ann Margaret Cooper in Penn.
> >Children include
> >James
> >John
> >Samuel
> >Ezra ?
> >Phebe born 1849 married John Gibson then married Elias Jerome
Cole
> >Lavina born in Illinois
> >Anna "
> >
> >Looking for any info on this family. This is what I know.
> >When Phebe was a young girl the family moved to near Jacksonville,
Illinois
> >from Phoenixville, Penn. The youngest 2 girls are believed to have been
> born
> >in Illinois. Phebe married John Gibson near the end of the Civil War.
> >John, Phebe & their children moved to Kansas and settled in Cowley County
> >around 1870. John died in 1871. Phebe & the children moved back to
> >Illinois to be close to family. 2 of Phebe's brothers came to Kansas to
> >finish the homestead. Phebe remarried in 1882. She wed Elias Jerome
> Cole.
> > Place unknown. Phebe & Elias lived in Cowley County Kansas. Both are
> >buried in Redbud Cemetery. Any info appreciated.
> >
> >
> >
>

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