This is the transcription of another township book a copy of which will eventually be at the STDL for your review - look for it in May - or earlier via Hyperion on the stdl website. It is presented here in order to give our list visibility to google.com as well as to have the information in the list archives for future reference. If you would like a nice WORD document of this material, you can write to me at [email protected] with something like Treasurers R&B 1940/1961 in the subject and i will send it. Schaumburg Township Treasurer's Record of Road and Bridge Fund April, 1940 thru March, 1961 MISSION - The mission of FPSAH - Facilitators for the Preservation of Schaumburg Area History - is to act as a facilitator in the collection of materials, artifacts, photographs, videos, oral and/or written personal histories, and insure the protection of all materials in order to further the knowledge, understanding, appreciation, and public awareness of the history of Schaumburg Township and surrounding environs. The resulting collection is to be used specifically for research purposes and not the purpose of profit taking by the members, by the custodian of the material, by any researcher or user using the material. FPSAH members can be reached through the Schaumburg Township District Library at the Reference Desk. Indexed and compiled 2/2004 by Valentine Schaumburg Township Treasurer's Record of Road and Bridge Fund April, 1940 thru March, 1961 This IS a book Receipts and Expenditures and is actually in two sections - Monies Received beginning on page 2 and Monies Paid for materials and services, beginning on page 24 This is NOT a book of Minutes. There were no loose notes. The original book is with the Schaumburg Township in their archive box 117. There are 51 pages in this representation which may differ from the number of actual pages in the original book due to clippings, inside cover copies, miscellaneous findings in the book and perhaps several light/dark copies so that the reader has several options to view a page of marginal legibility. The researcher can see a computerized version of this transcribed portion of the document via www.stdl.org - local history tab, where they will be able to use the CONTROL-F searching tool or the .PDF Search tool. This document includes TOWNSHIP OFFICIALS noted on the pages - page ALL NAME index of those names, subject and companies gleaned from the book INCLUDING all of the loose items found within the book and INCLUDING the Township Officials. Where there are Signatures for the Individual, "Signature" appears on the entry. If the name is listed, then at least ONE entry can be found in the book. - page Services noted in this ledge. TOWNSHIP OFFICIALS 1940 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Wm Gieseke/A Berlin Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Fred W Pfingsten signature COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: 1941 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Louis Redeker Signature Township Collector A Berlin Justice of the Peace Chester Faust Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Fred W Pfingsten COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: Herm Lichthardt Signature Louis Redeker 1942 Township Supervisor Fred W Pfingsten? Township Clerk Louis Redeker Township Collector A Berlin Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Emil Shrage signature Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Fred W Pfingsten COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: 1943 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Louis Redeker Township Collector Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Wm H Greve signature Township Treasurer Fred W Pfingsten COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: 1944 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Fred W Pfingsten COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: Louis Redeker Emil Shrage 1945 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Fred W Pfingsten COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: Wm H Greve Louis Redeker 1946 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Fred W Pfingsten COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: Wm Greve Louis Redeker 1947 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Fred W Pfingsten/Henry J Freise signature COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: Wm H Greve Louis Redeker 1948 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Henry J Freise COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: Wm H Greve Louis Redeker 1949 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Henry J Freise COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: Louis Redeker 1950 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Henry J Freise COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: Wm H Greve 1951 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Henry J Freise COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: Wm H Greve Louis Redeker 1952 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Elmer Dohl Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Henry J Freise/Albert E Gathman COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: Wm H Greve Louis Redeker 1953 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Albert E Gathman signature COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: Louis Redeker Wm H Greve 1954 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Albert Hartman Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Albert Gathman COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: Louis Redeker Wm H Greve 1955 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Albert E Gathman COUNTY Treasurer Herbert Paschen People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: Louis Redeker Wm H Greve 1956 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Albert Gathman COUNTY Treasurer Herbert Paschen People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: Louis Redeker Wm H Greve 1957 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Albert Gathman COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: Louis Redeker Wm H Greve John Even Signature Harry R Gunderson Signature 1958 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Albert Hartmann Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Albert Gathman COUNTY Treasurer Herbert Paschen/Francis Lorenz People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: 1959 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Albert Hartman Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Albert E Gathman COUNTY Treasurer Francis Lorenz People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: John Even H R Gunderson 1960 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Albert Hartman Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Albert E Gathman COUNTY Treasurer Francis Lorenz People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: John Even Harry R Gunderson 1961 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Justice of the Peace John Edward Even Justice of the Peace John F Morissey Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Albert E Gathman COUNTY Treasurer Francis Lorenz People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: John Edward Even John F Morissey signature ALL NAME INDEX of individuals, subjects and companies found throughout the book including the loose pages and notes. If the name is listed, then at least ONE entry can be found in the book. AAA Arrow Road Construction Co Allied Asphalt Paving Co Ace Hardware BBB A Berlin H G Benhart Har G Benhart Harold G Benhart Harold Benhart Henry Berlin Hen Berlin Dorothy Boland - Mack Truck Purchasing Agent (49) Harry Bierman Co CCC Chester Christensen Chester Christiansen DDD Elmer Dohl Dicks Landscaping Services Delbert Dobbins EEE John Even signature Elmhurst Stone Co Elmhurst Chicago Stone Co FFF Chester Faust Henry J Freise signature Flood Paving Company GGG Wm Gieseke Wm H Greve signature Albert E Gathman signature Harry R Gundersen signature Hugo Gerschefski P Goebbert Paul Goebbert Golf and Roselle Sinclair Service HHH Albert Hartman Albert Hartmann M Hattendorf Martin Hattendorf Fred Hasse Helm Bros Emil Hartman L Heide Louis Heide Bill Hermine(sp?) (48) Roy Hoard III Illinois Street Illinois Boulevard JJJ Art Jahn Art Jahns Arthur Jahn Edwin Jahns Edwin Jahn Ed Jahn Ed Jahns Edwin John Jones Road KKK A Kosnik L Krumfus L Krunfus Louis Krunfus L Krunfuss Thomas Kruse LLL Herm Lichthardt signature John Larsen Francis Lorenz Lake-Cook Supply MMM D Mayer John F Morissey signature W R Meadows Inc Miller Motor Service NNN Raymond Nebel Ray Nebel North West Sewer Co/Northwest Edward Novotny Northwest Welding OOO PPP Parcel B Pleasant Drive Fred W Pfingsten signature F W Pfingsten Herbert Paschen Patten Tractor Co Patten Tractor and Equip Co Paddock Sons Paddock Publishing Paddock Publications Inc Martin Panzer Pratt Boulevard Ray Plote Harry Petke Harry Pitke QQQ Thomas Quinlan RRR Ernest Redeker Louis Redeker Signature Roselle Motor Co E Redeker Roselle Farmers Co Ernst Redeker Reynolds and Turner Company Rodenburg Road Rock Road Construction Co Ronald Renkicwicz Roselle Lumber Company Road Material Corporation SSS L A Scharringhausen Material Co Schaumburg Garage Schaumburg Trucking Schmoldt Coal and Feed Co Emil Shrage signature * yes, without the "C" Emil Schrage Gustav Spring Fred Salge Her Sporleder Fr Sporleder Frank Sporleder Geo Slocum Ed Sunderlage Edw Sunderlage Earl Sund Skokie Valley Asphalt Co Inc Smuda and Sons Suchecki Service Station Sinclair Service TTT John Townsend Troch McNeil Paving Co UUU VVV Vulcan Materials Co WWW Her Winkelhake Herman Winkelhake W R Meadows Inc H C Wilkening Henry C Wilkening Henry Wilkening XXX YYY ZZZ John Zierk SERVICES noted in this book This is a list of the types of services that were listed in the Expenditures listings: #131-1851 Mack Truck, Motor E N 2911181 18" tile 2.90 tons of PaveRite bank run, gravel and hauling Black Topping blacktop BlacRete pick up catch basin blocks cleaning culvert cleaning ditches on Pratt Boulevard Crush cut weeds cutting weeds, man and tractor drain tile Galvanized Pipe and fixtures gas Gas and Oil grader cutting edge, bolts and express(as in MAILING) grading grading grading and plowing snow grading Rodenburg Road grading with tractor grading, man and tractor gravel gravel and hauling gravel for Jones Road Hauling and spreading sand on Parcel B Hauling Crush hauling stone Illinois Boulevard grader and Labor Illinois Street surfacing Labor Labor on Pratt Boulevard Labor on roads laying culverts Mowing Oil oil and service operate tractor plowing snow premix crush printing budget and appropriation ordinance Printing Budget and Appropriations printing Road and Bridge Notice Publishing public hearing Publishing public hearing notice rakes, gloves and shovels Repair Town Truck repair tractor Repairs repairs road grading Road Oil Road Work scraping Scraping and grading Pleasant drive service and rent sewer tile spreading gravel stone storage Supplies surfacing Rodenburg Road tools towing charge and gas tractor service work on township roads (footer: ______________________________________________________________ Schaumburg Township Treasurer's Record of Road and Bridge Fund April, 1940 thru March, 1961 MISSION - The mission of FPSAH - Facilitators for the Preservation of Schaumburg Area History - is to act as a facilitator in the collection of materials, artifacts, photographs, videos, oral and/or written personal histories, and insure the protection of all materials in order to further the knowledge, understanding, appreciation, and public awareness of the history of Schaumburg Township and surrounding environs. The resulting collection is to be used specifically for research purposes and not the purpose of profit taking by the members, by the custodian of the material, by any researcher or user using the material. FPSAH members can be reached through the Schaumburg Township District Library at the Reference Desk. Indexed and compiled 2/2004 by Valentine Schaumburg Township Treasurer's Record of Road and Bridge Fund April, 1940 thru March, 1961 This IS a book Receipts and Expenditures and is actually in two sections - Monies Received beginning on page 2 and Monies Paid for materials and services, beginning on page 24 This is NOT a book of Minutes. There were no loose notes. The original book is with the Schaumburg Township in their archive box 117. There are 51 pages in this representation which may differ from the number of actual pages in the original book due to clippings, inside cover copies, miscellaneous findings in the book and perhaps several light/dark copies so that the reader has several options to view a page of marginal legibility. The researcher can see a computerized version of this transcribed portion of the document via www.stdl.org - local history tab, where they will be able to use the CONTROL-F searching tool or the .PDF Search tool. This document includes TOWNSHIP OFFICIALS noted on the pages - page ALL NAME index of those names, subject and companies gleaned from the book INCLUDING all of the loose items found within the book and INCLUDING the Township Officials. Where there are Signatures for the Individual, "Signature" appears on the entry. If the name is listed, then at least ONE entry can be found in the book. - page Services noted in this ledge. Observations regarding information in this book - page TOWNSHIP OFFICIALS 1940 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Wm Gieseke/A Berlin Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Fred W Pfingsten signature COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: 1941 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Louis Redeker Signature Township Collector A Berlin Justice of the Peace Chester Faust Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Fred W Pfingsten COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: Herm Lichthardt Signature Louis Redeker 1942 Township Supervisor Fred W Pfingsten? Township Clerk Louis Redeker Township Collector A Berlin Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Emil Shrage signature Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Fred W Pfingsten COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: 1943 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Louis Redeker Township Collector Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Wm H Greve signature Township Treasurer Fred W Pfingsten COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: 1944 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Fred W Pfingsten COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: Louis Redeker Emil Shrage 1945 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Fred W Pfingsten COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: Wm H Greve Louis Redeker 1946 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Fred W Pfingsten COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: Wm Greve Louis Redeker 1947 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Fred W Pfingsten/Henry J Freise signature COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: Wm H Greve Louis Redeker 1948 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Henry J Freise COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: Wm H Greve Louis Redeker 1949 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Henry J Freise COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: Louis Redeker 1950 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Henry J Freise COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: Wm H Greve 1951 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Henry J Freise COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: Wm H Greve Louis Redeker 1952 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Elmer Dohl Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Henry J Freise/Albert E Gathman COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: Wm H Greve Louis Redeker 1953 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Albert E Gathman signature COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: Louis Redeker Wm H Greve 1954 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Albert Hartman Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Albert Gathman COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: Louis Redeker Wm H Greve 1955 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Albert E Gathman COUNTY Treasurer Herbert Paschen People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: Louis Redeker Wm H Greve 1956 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Albert Gathman COUNTY Treasurer Herbert Paschen People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: Louis Redeker Wm H Greve 1957 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Albert Gathman COUNTY Treasurer People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: Louis Redeker Wm H Greve John Even Signature Harry R Gunderson Signature 1958 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Albert Hartmann Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Albert Gathman COUNTY Treasurer Herbert Paschen/Francis Lorenz People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: 1959 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Albert Hartman Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Albert E Gathman COUNTY Treasurer Francis Lorenz People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: John Even H R Gunderson 1960 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Albert Hartman Justice of the Peace Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Albert E Gathman COUNTY Treasurer Francis Lorenz People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: John Even Harry R Gunderson 1961 Township Supervisor Township Clerk Township Collector Justice of the Peace John Edward Even Justice of the Peace John F Morissey Highway Commissioner Treasurer of the Highway Commission Township Assessor Township Treasurer Albert E Gathman COUNTY Treasurer Francis Lorenz People who signed as auditors, but may not necessarily be the OFFICIAL township Auditor: John Edward Even John F Morissey signature ALL NAME INDEX of individuals, subjects and companies found throughout the book including the loose pages and notes. If the name is listed, then at least ONE entry can be found in the book. AAA Arrow Road Construction Co Allied Asphalt Paving Co Ace Hardware BBB A Berlin H G Benhart Har G Benhart Harold G Benhart Harold Benhart Henry Berlin Hen Berlin Dorothy Boland - Mack Truck Purchasing Agent (49) Harry Bierman Co CCC Chester Christensen Chester Christiansen DDD Elmer Dohl Dicks Landscaping Services Delbert Dobbins EEE John Even signature Elmhurst Stone Co Elmhurst Chicago Stone Co FFF Chester Faust Henry J Freise signature Flood Paving Company GGG Wm Gieseke Wm H Greve signature Albert E Gathman signature Harry R Gundersen signature Hugo Gerschefski P Goebbert Paul Goebbert Golf and Roselle Sinclair Service HHH Albert Hartman Albert Hartmann M Hattendorf Martin Hattendorf Fred Hasse Helm Bros Emil Hartman L Heide Louis Heide Bill Hermine(sp?) (48) Roy Hoard III Illinois Street Illinois Boulevard JJJ Art Jahn Art Jahns Arthur Jahn Edwin Jahns Edwin Jahn Ed Jahn Ed Jahns Edwin John Jones Road KKK A Kosnik L Krumfus L Krunfus Louis Krunfus L Krunfuss Thomas Kruse LLL Herm Lichthardt signature John Larsen Francis Lorenz Lake-Cook Supply MMM D Mayer John F Morissey signature W R Meadows Inc Miller Motor Service NNN Raymond Nebel Ray Nebel North West Sewer Co/Northwest Edward Novotny Northwest Welding OOO PPP Parcel B Pleasant Drive Fred W Pfingsten signature F W Pfingsten Herbert Paschen Patten Tractor Co Patten Tractor and Equip Co Paddock Sons Paddock Publishing Paddock Publications Inc Martin Panzer Pratt Boulevard Ray Plote Harry Petke Harry Pitke QQQ Thomas Quinlan RRR Ernest Redeker Louis Redeker Signature Roselle Motor Co E Redeker Roselle Farmers Co Ernst Redeker Reynolds and Turner Company Rodenburg Road Rock Road Construction Co Ronald Renkicwicz Roselle Lumber Company Road Material Corporation SSS L A Scharringhausen Material Co Schaumburg Garage Schaumburg Trucking Schmoldt Coal and Feed Co Emil Shrage signature * yes, without the "C" Emil Schrage Gustav Spring Fred Salge Her Sporleder Fr Sporleder Frank Sporleder Geo Slocum Ed Sunderlage Edw Sunderlage Earl Sund Skokie Valley Asphalt Co Inc Smuda and Sons Suchecki Service Station Sinclair Service TTT John Townsend Troch McNeil Paving Co UUU VVV Vulcan Materials Co WWW Her Winkelhake Herman Winkelhake W R Meadows Inc H C Wilkening Henry C Wilkening Henry Wilkening XXX YYY ZZZ John Zierk SERVICES noted in this book This is a list of the types of services that were listed in the Expenditures listings. #131-1851 Mack Truck, Motor E N 2911181 18" tile 2.90 tons of PaveRite bank run, gravel and hauling Black Topping blacktop BlacRete pick up catch basin blocks cleaning culvert cleaning ditches on Pratt Boulevard Crush cut weeds cutting weeds, man and tractor drain tile Galvanized Pipe and fixtures gas Gas and Oil grader cutting edge, bolts and express(as in MAILING) grading grading grading and plowing snow grading Rodenburg Road grading with tractor grading, man and tractor gravel gravel and hauling gravel for Jones Road Hauling and spreading sand on Parcel B Hauling Crush hauling stone Illinois Boulevard grader and Labor Illinois Street surfacing Labor Labor on Pratt Boulevard Labor on roads laying culverts Mowing Oil oil and service operate tractor plowing snow premix crush printing budget and appropriation ordinance Printing Budget and Appropriations printing Road and Bridge Notice Publishing public hearing Publishing public hearing notice rakes, gloves and shovels Repair Town Truck repair tractor Repairs repairs road grading Road Oil Road Work scraping Scraping and grading Pleasant drive service and rent sewer tile spreading gravel stone storage Supplies surfacing Rodenburg Road tools towing charge and gas tractor service work on township roads (footer: ______________________________________________________________ Schaumburg Township - Treasurer's Record of Road and Bridge Fund April, 1940 thru March 1961 Page of STDL collection ~ www.stdl.org )

Following is an index of the names and subjects discussed in the noted documents. It is presented on this list in order to help us gain visibility on Google.com as well as to let you be aware of another book that will be available at STDL in the future....perhaps in May or earlier. When you see this particular document on stdl Hyperion, then you will KNOW that the book is available for view.... If you would like a nice copy of this as a WORD document, write to me by clicking on [email protected] and put in Auditor proceedings in the subject and I will send it to you..... Schaumburg Township Proceedings of the Board of Town Auditor of the Town of Schaumburg Sept 3, 1957 to Dec 27th 1961 and Record of Orders issued by the Commissioner of Highways on the Treasurer 4/1/1957 to Mar 11, 1961 with A resolution dated Oct 25, 1961 sealed and signed by the Township officials and with Typed Minutes of July 26, 1961 of the Board of Auditors and with Typed Minutes of the Annual Schaumburg Township Meeting April 4, 1961 held at 4PM at the Schaumburg School MISSION - The mission of FPSAH - Facilitators for the Preservation of Schaumburg Area History - is to act as a facilitator in the collection of materials, artifacts, photographs, videos, oral and/or written personal histories, and insure the protection of all materials in order to further the knowledge, understanding, appreciation, and public awareness of the history of Schaumburg Township and surrounding environs. The resulting collection is to be used specifically for research purposes and not the purpose of profit taking by the members, by the custodian of the material, by any researcher or user using the material. FPSAH members can be reached through the Schaumburg Township District Library at the Reference Desk. Indexed and compiled 2/2004 by Valentine Schaumburg Township Proceedings of the Board of Town Auditor of the Town of Schaumburg Sept 3, 1957 to Dec 27th 1961 Record of Orders issued by the Commissioner of Highways on the Treasurer 4/1/1957 to Mar 11, 1961 A resolution dated Oct 25, 1961 signed and sealed by the Township officials Typed Minutes of July 26, 1961 of the Board of Auditors Typed Minutes of the Annual Schaumburg Township Meeting April 4, 1961 held at 4PM at the Schaumburg School This IS a book of Meeting Minutes. and it includes a ledger of ORDERS that the Treasurer received by the Commissioner including the individual/company which received the 'contract' and the value. The original book is with the Schaumburg Township in their archive box 117. There are 48 pages in this representation which may differ from the number of actual pages in the original book due to clippings, inside cover copies, miscellaneous findings in the book and perhaps several light/dark copies so that the reader has several options to view a page of marginal legibility. In addition ~ there is a resolution dated Oct 25, 1961 sealed and signed by ALL of the Township officials. Typed Minutes of July 26, 1961 of the Board of Auditors Typed Minutes of the Annual Schaumburg Township Meeting April 4, 1961 held at 4PM at the Schaumburg School The researcher can use a computerized version of this transcribed portion of the document via www.stdl.org - local history tab, where they will be able to use the CONTROL-F searching tool or the .PDF Search tool. This prepared document includes: TOWNSHIP OFFICIALS as gleaned form the formatted Proceedings - page : ALL NAME index of those names gleaned from the book INCLUDING all of the loose papers found within the book. - page Observations regarding information in this book - page TOWNSHIP OFFICIALS as gleaned form the formatted Proceedings: 1957 Supervisor Albert E Gathman Town Clerk Herbert R Knutsen sig Justice of the Peace John "Edward" Ewen Jr Justice of the Peace Harry R Gunderson Justice of the Peace Chairman of the Meeting Louis Redeker Clerk of the Meeting Herbert R Knutsen Moderator 1958 Supervisor Albert E Gathman Town Clerk Herbert R Knutson Justice of the Peace John Edward Even Jr Justice of the Peace Harry Gunderson Justice of the Peace Chairman of the Meeting Herbert R Knutson Clerk of the Meeting Township Collector Albert Hartmann Moderator Albert G Schendel Township Assessor William Greve Township Dog Catcher Mr R W Jungivert Highway Commissioner Louis Redeker 1959 Supervisor Albert Gathman Town Clerk Herbert R Knutson Justice of the Peace Harry G Gunderson Justice of the Peace John Ewen Justice of the Peace Chairman of the Meeting Herbert R Knutson/Mrs. La Verne O'Connor Clerk of the Meeting Herbert Knutson Township Collector Hartmann Moderator Mrs LaVerne O'Connor Township Assessor Township Dog Catcher Hwy Commissioner Louis Redeker Constable Tribke 1960 Supervisor Albert Gathman Town Clerk Herbert R Knutson Justice of the Peace Harry Gunderson Justice of the Peace John Ewen Justice of the Peace Chairman of the Meeting H R Knutson/Tom Beaulieu Clerk of the Meeting Township Collector Moderator Jim Bowen Township Assessor Township Dog Catcher Constable Braun 1961 Supervisor Scott Mac Eachron Town Clerk Herbert Knutson/Gerard L Meyer Signature/Mr/O'Conner/Mrs Madalyn Tribke Deputy Clerk Gloria Hans MeyerTom Beaulieu Justice of the Peace Leo J Pacil signature Justice of the Peace Fred W Luft Jr signature Justice of the Peace Michael J Finn signature Justice of the Peace Colp Town Auditor Michael J Finn Town Auditor Fred W Luft Jr Town Auditor Leo J Pacil Chairman of the Meeting Mr Truitt/ Mac Eachron Clerk of the Meeting Mr Knutson/Meyer Township Collector Albert F Hartmann Moderator Don Truitt from Hoffman Estates Township Assessor Martin A Cusack Highway Commissioner Ralph E Wilkening Township Dog Catcher Weed Commissioner Tribke Supervisor of General Assistance ALL NAME INDEX of individuals and companies found throughout the book including the loose pages and notes and including the officials noted in the preceding section. SIG represents that at least one instance of a signature by the noted individual exists in the book. AAA Atlas Printing Arrow Construction Arrow Road Construction Apple Street Mayor Atcher Mr Alsig Allied Asphalt Paving Ace Hardware Ray Carlson 208 Aspen N E Smith 508 Apple Daniel W Irwin 337 Aster Robert T Kelly 319 Aster Lane BBB Henry Biedazycki Judge Bowes Mr Bolsia Bicycle Safety Tom Beaulieu Mr Belieu (running for collector) a Democrat Jim Bowen Braun H Bierman Co CCC Citizens Utility M C Crager Alwyn Connor M A Cusack Continental Illinois National Bank County Clerk Cook County Sheriff Colp Ray Carlson 208 Aspen Robert A Flum 137 Carthage DDD Mr David Dog Catcher Mrs Dende Mrs Davenport Mrs Jean Davenport Mr Dunteman Allison Daly Debert W Dobbins EEE John "Edward" Ewen Jr Signature Mrs Ewen Paul Ingler (Engler?) of Schaumburg FFF Mr. Flum Robert A Flum 137 Carthage Michael J Finn signature GGG Albert E Gathman Mr Greve William Greve Wm H Greve Mr Gettman Mr G Gormley John F Graestle Jr Gallagher Harry R Gunderson Golf and Roselle Sinclair Service Station General Assistance Fund Lynn Melcher 102 Globe Drive HHH Home Owners Assn of Hoffman Estates Hawthorne Street Hoffman Estates Albert Hartman Albert R Hartmann Hoffman Village Hall Bill Herme Ray L Hoard Mr Kemstreet Mr Hartmann (running for collector) a Republican III Illinois Avenue Illinois States Attorney Illinois Township Officials Association State Convention, Peoria IL 10-30/31 and Nov 1, 1961 Illinois Supreme Court Daniel W Irwin 337 Aster Paul Ingler (Engler?) of Schaumburg Itasca JJJ Mr Johnson, President of the Home Owners Ass of Hoffman Estates Jones Road Judge Jans Mr R W Jungivert Edward Jahn James Road KKK Krumfus Louis Krumfus Mrs Kretz John Kelley John P Kelley, attorney for Hartman, Gathman and Bealieu Herbert R Knutsen Signature Herbert Knutson Mrs Knutson Thomas Kruse Robert T Kelly 319 Aster Lane Mr Kulp of Hoffman Estates LLL Lawsuit between Hoffman Estates and Schaumburg Township - $1713.04 Library Discussion April 6th, 1960 Township Library Library Committee Fred W Luft Jr Signature Mr Lehman Ralph Lyerla of Hoffman Estates Rev Lowe MMM Scott MacEachron of Hoffman Estates signature Mr Matthews Mrs Melcher Carl Mitchell Mr McMgrath, Sunset Hills Home Owners Assoc Gerard L Meyer signature Miller Road Service Gloria Hans Meyer Deputy Clerk 315 Milton Lane, Roselle Il - possibly residence of Gerard L Meyer Lynn Melcher 102 Globe Drive Mr Morrissey Mr Muldoon of Hoffman Estates NNN Northwest Sewer Co Edward Novoty Northwest Welding OOO Mr Occhiuto Mrs LaVerne O'Connor PPP Panzer Paddock Publications Pratt Avenue Park Ridge Mayor Pinger Hoffman Estates Permanent Meeting Place Pleasant Hills HDA George Piesone (sp?) Publicity Committee park in Sunset Hills, 6 acres Pleasant Hills 4.2 acres for a potential park Leo J Pacil signature Martin Panzer Ray Plote Harry Petke Pleasant Road Mr Peters QQQ Thomas Quinlan RRR Ronald Renkiewicz Roselle State Bank Mr Ravagnie Ray Ravagnie Louis Redeker Mr Rudy Roselle Highlands Bruce Ruehs Rich Landscaping Rodenberg Road Rich Road Construction Co Rock Road Construction Co Roselle Farmers Lumber Roselle Lumber Road Materials Corp Mr Jack Reedy of Hoffman Estates Don Roth SSS Suchecki Service Station Skokie Valley Asphalt Mr Seigel Attorney of Schaumburg Village Norman Southwick Surplus Fund Investment Springinsguth Road Schaumburg Village Hall Street light Program Sunset Hills Home Owners Assoc School District 54 Albert G Schendel Schaumburg Trucking N E Smith 508 Apple Mr Schenck of Hoffman Estates TTT Wm Tribke Thistle Commission Thistle Commissioner Mrs Madeline Tribble Mrs Madalyn Tribke Township Development Board Tax Study Commission Township Assessor Mr Truitt Don Truitt Mr Tribke Tisch McNeil Paving Township Seal Township Relief Fund UUU VVV Vulcan Material WWW Mrs Frank Wiley Ralph Wilkening Weed Commission Henry C Wilkening XXX YYY Youth Committee ZZZ Mrs Zimmerman OBSERVATIONS 1. April 6, 1960 there was discussion about a new township library. Mrs Frank Wiley was appointed as the chairman, Mrs Melcher, Mr Bolsia Mrs Davenport Mrs Zimmerman and Mr Dunteman were appointed to serve with her. to report in September. 2. April 26 1961 first discussion regarding a township wide Youth Commission. 3. April 26, 1961 first discussion regarding a permanent meeting place. 4. In the minutes of April 4, 1961, there was a comment by Mr Gathman, that from General Assistance Fund, that it cost $225.00 to bury a person. to which Rev Lowe commented, "Are we getting competition from Mr Gathman? I say this in jest." 5. General Assistance Fund Budget April 1961 was: Food $5000 Rent $1000 Fuel $1000 Light $500 Clothing $500 Medical Care (including nursing, dental and optical) $100 Other $1000 for a total of $10,000 6. A Tax Study Commission is created and established for the Township of Schaumburg with the purpose to investigate and report their effect on taxation for these area (and others as they designate) 1. Methods of establishment of better builder developer - school board relations and control of residential development as it affects schools. 2. Establishment of a single fire district. 3. Establishment of a singe police department 4. Requirements for Light Duty Development. (footer: ______________________________________________________________ Schaumburg Township - Proceedings of the Board of Town Auditors Sept 3, 1957 to Dec 27th 1961 Page of STDL collection ~ www.stdl.org)

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http://www.legacy.com/DailyHerald/Guestbook.asp?Page=Guestbook&PersonID=1928358 Wesley N. Scharringhausen of Hampshire A funeral service for Wesley Norman Scharringhausen, 82, will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday, at the Norris Funeral Home, 100 S. Third St., St. Charles. Pastor Dave Trosper will officiate. Born March 9, 1921, in Arlington Heights, the son of George and Alma (nee Mess) Scharringhausen, he died Sunday, Feb. 8, 2004, at Bethany Health Care and Rehabilitation in DeKalb. Burial will be in Memory Gardens Cemetery, Arlington Heights. A lifelong farmer, Mr. Scharringhausen farmed in the Arlington Heights area, the Danada land in Wheaton and the Hampshire area. At the age of 80, he was still baling hay. He and his wife, Rosana, were members of the Illinois Steampower Club, and he enjoyed attending the Country Evangelical Covenant Church in Elgin. Wesley is survived by his children, Laura (Robert) Hyde of Glen Ellyn, Fred (Joyce) Scharringhausen of Gold Canyon, Ariz., Barbara Flock of Aurora, Kevin (Kris) Scharringhausen of Batavia, Jack (Kristin) Scharringhausen of St. Charles and Thomas (Holly) Scharringhuasen of Batavia; grandchildren, B.J. (Amy) Flock, Kelly (Aaron) Woodward, John (Summer), Thomas and Jill Scharringhausen, Nicholas and Ginevra Scharringhausen, and Carrie, David and Katlyn Scharringhausen; great-grandchildren, Dylan and Meghan Flock, and Jacob Scharringhuasen; and a brother, Embert Scharringhausen of Mount Prospect. In addition to his parents, Mr. Scharringhausen was preceded in death by his wife, Rosana Dorthea Scharringhausen on Feb. 7, 2001; granddaughter, Kelsey Leanne Scharringhausen on June 19, 2000; and his son-in-law, Bernard Joseph Flock in 1989. Visitation will be from 4 p.m. until the time of services Thursday, at the funeral home. Contribuitons in his memory may be made to Country Evangelical Covenant Church, 43W510 McDonald Road, Elgin, IL 60120. Friends may visit www.dailyherald.com/obits to express condolences and sign the guest book. For funeral information, (630)584-2000 or www.NorrisFH.com. Published in the Chicago Suburban Daily Herald on 2/11/2004.

Mildred S. Gieseke longtime resident of Palatine A celebration of the life of Mildred S. Gieseke, 98, is pending. Born Oct. 3, 1905, in Chicago, she died Sunday, Feb. 8, 2004, at Plum Grove Nursing Home. She was the beloved wife of the late Lester F. Gieseke; loving mother of Jean (Harry) Strom, Wayne (Jodee) Gieseke and Donna Anderson; proud grandmother of 14; and great grandmother of 21. Friends may visit www.dailyherald.com/obits to express condolences and sign the guest book. Published in the Chicago Suburban Daily Herald on 2/12/2004. http://www.legacy.com/DailyHerald/Guestbook.asp?Page=Guestbook&PersonID=1928096

from courier news 2/09/04 Gertrude Rohlwing, 88, of Elgin passed away Saturday, February 7, 2004 at Rosewood Health Care. She was born on April 22, 1915 in Des Plaines, IL , the daughter of Gustav and Anna Michehl Kerschke Member of St. John's Lutheran Church if Elgin, IL for 66 years. Also a member of the Ladies Aid Society of St. John's Lutheran Church. Surviving are her husband Arnold whom she married on September 4, 1937; three sons, Donald (Teri) of Bartlett, Kenneth (Sue) of St. Charles and Arinie (Karen) of Elgin; 11 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by her parents; step mother Martha Simon Kerschke; one brother Robert Kerschke; one sister Hilda Pfingsten. Funeral Services will be Wednesday, February 11, 2004 at St. John's Lutheran Church in Elgin, IL with Rev. Herman Christiansen officiating. Visitation will be Tuesday 3 to 8 p.m. at Madison Funeral Home 305 Park St. Elgin. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to St. John's Lutheran Church, in Elgin, IL. http://www.legacy.com/DailyHerald/Guestbook.asp?Page=Guestbook&PersonID=1911557 Gertrude Rohlwing of Elgin Funeral services for Gertrude Rohlwing, 88, will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday, at St. John's Lutheran Church, Elgin. The Rev. Herman Christiansen will officiate. Born April 22, 1915, in Des Plaines, the daughter of Gustav and Anna Michehl Kerschke, she died Saturday, Feb. 7, 2004, at Rosewood Health Care. Gertrude was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church in Elgin for 66 years. She was a member of the Ladies Aid Society of St. John's Lutheran Church. She is survived by her husband, Arnold, whom she married Sept. 4, 1937; her sons, Donald (Teri) of Bartlett, Kenneth (Sue) of St. Charles and Arnie (Karen) of Elgin; 11 grandchildren; and by 21 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents; her stepmother, Martha Simon Kerschke; her brother, Robert Kerschke; and by her sister, Hilda Pfingsten. Visitation will be from 3 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, at Madison Funeral Home, 305 Park St., Elgin. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to St. John's Lutheran Church, Elgin. Friends may visit www.dailyherald.com/obits to express condolences and sign the guest book. For funeral information, (847) 741-1128. Published in the Chicago Suburban Daily Herald from 2/9/2004 - 2/10/2004.

cournier news 2/14/04 Grace F. Goehl. 74, of Williams Bay, WI, formerly of Huntley, passed away Friday, February 13, 2004 at Lakeland Medical Center in Elkhorn, WI. She was born September 7, 1929 in Palatine the daughter of Frank and Minnie (Lueck) Harting. Grace married John R. "Jack" Goehl on July 16, 1949 in Hampshire and they resided in Huntley all of their married life. She was a waitress for over 25 years at the former Evergreen's Restaurant in Dundee and at Simonini's Restaurant in Algonquin. Grace retired in 1980 from Floyd's Restaurant in Dundee. She loved to crochet afghans and baby blankets. She also enjoyed playing cards and spending time with her children and grandchildren. Survivors include her six children, Stephen (Carol) Goehl of Geneva, Charles (Kim) Goehl of Elmhurst, Cynthia (Ronald) Jeffrey of Rockford, Lori (David) Hughes of Burlington, WI, Cathy (Gregg) Shamhart of Huntley, and James (Barbara) Goehl of Williams Bay, WI; 15 grandchildren; four sisters-in-law, Mildred Harting of Huntley, Letty Harting of Woodstock, JoAnn (David) Walker of Hampshire, and Pauline Goehl of Quincy. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Jack who passed away October 13, 2000; granddaughter Lisa Goehl, and four brothers and one sister. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, February 17, at St. Mary's Catholic Church, 10307 Dundee Rd. (enter off Kreutzer Rd.) in Huntley with Father Robert M. Garrity officiating. Burial will be in St. Mary's Catholic Church Cemetery in Huntley. Visitation will be held on Monday from 4 to 8 p.m. at the James A. O'Connor Funeral Home, 11603 E. Main St., Huntley and at the Church on Tuesday prior to Mass from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Memorial contributions in her name may be directed to the St. Mary's Catholic Church in Huntley or masses in her name. Information 847-669-5111. Grace F. Goehl formerly of Huntley A Mass of Christian Burial for Grace F. Goehl, 74, of Williams Bay, Wis., will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, at St. Mary's Catholic Church, 10307 Dundee Road (enter of Kreutzer Road), Huntley. Father Robert M. Garrity will officiate. Born Sept. 7, 1929, in Palatine, the daughter of Frank and Minnie (nee Lueck) Harting, she passed away Friday, Feb. 13, 2004, at Lakeland Medical Center, Elkhorn, Wis. Burial will be in St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Huntley. Grace married John R. "Jack" Goehl on July 16, 1949, in Hampshire, and they resided in Huntley all their married life. She was a waitress for over 25 years at the former Evergreen's Restaurant in Dundee and at Simonini's Restaurant in Dundee. She retired in 1980 from Floyd's Restaurant in Dundee. She loved to crochet afghans and baby blankets. She also enjoyed playing cards and spending time with her children and grandchildren. She is survived by her children, Stephen (Carol) Goehl o! f Geneva, Charles (Kim) Goehl of Elmhurst, Cynthia, (Ronald) Jeffrey of Rockford, Lori (David) Hughes of Burlington, Wis., Cathy (Gregg) Shamhart of Huntley and James (Barbara) Goehl of Williams Bay, Wis.; 15 grandchildren; and by her sisters-in-law, Mildred Harting of Huntley, Letty Harting of Woodstock, JoAnn (David) Walker of Hampshire and Pauline Goehl of Quincy. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Jack, who passed away Oct. 13, 2000; her granddaughter, Lisa Goehl; and by four brothers and one sister. Visitation will be from 4 to 8 p.m. Monday, at the James A. O'Connor Funeral Home, 11603 E. Main St., Huntley, and from 9:30 a.m. until the time of Mass Tuesday, at the church. Memorials may be made to St. Mary's Catholic Church in Huntley in her name, or Masses would be appreciated. Friends may visit www.dailyherald.com/obits to express condolences and sign the guest book. For funeral information, (847) 683-2721. Published in the Chicago Suburban Daily Herald from 2/14/2004 - 2/15/2004.

http://www.legacy.com/DailyHerald/Guestbook.asp?Page=Guestbook&PersonID=1931559 Robert O. Link formerly of Schaumburg Memorial services for Robert O. Link, 87, of Sterling, Ill., will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 28, at the Rock Falls Community Building, Rock Falls, Ill. Born May 28, 1916, in Minneapolis, the son of Adolph and Estelle (nee Jackson) Link, he died Sunday, Feb. 1, 2004, at the Sterling Pavilion Nursing Home. Cremation was private. Robert served in the Air Corps during World War II. He married Blanche Link on Dec. 18, 1946, in Knoxville, Tenn. They lived in Schaumburg and he was employed by Roselle Building Material Co. of Roselle for many years. He later owned and operated a Coast to Coast store in Vandalia, Mo. for 10 years, until his retirement. He served as a member of the Schaumburg School District 54 School Board and the Schaumburg Planning Commission. He was a member of Rock Falls United Methodist Church and American Legion Post #902 Rock Falls. He enjoyed gardening, traveling, and the study of physics and astronomy. Robert is s! urvived by his wife; his daughter, Pat (Donald L.) of Sterling; his son, Gary (Janice) of Grand Junction, Colo.; four grandchildren; and by a sister, Mary Lou Reynolds of Schaumburg. Memorials may be made to Spring Valley Nature Center or to Parkinson's research. Friends may visit www.dailyherald.com/obits to express condolences and sign the guest book. Published in the Chicago Suburban Daily Herald on 2/15/2004.

There is no listing for Donald Francis Smith or Patricia Smith in the phone book for Hoffman Estates, IL, in 1956 and 1959. LaVonne ----- Original Message ----- From: ".... valentine53179" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2004 9:10 PM Subject: [ILckSCH] DONALD FRANCIS SMITH and PATRICIA SHERWOOD SMITH > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Charles G Huffnagle Charles G Huffnagle <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2004 9:00 PM > Subject: {not a subscriber} subscribe me please > > > Searching for Patricia Sherwood Smith....married to Donald Francis > Smith...in about 1951. Was told they lived in Schaumburg, Il. Is anyone > familiar with them? > > > > ==== IL-COOK-SCHAUMBURG Mailing List ==== > To post: [email protected] > To Search: http://listSEARCHES.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listSEARCH.pl?list=il-cook-schaumburg > Note: YOU will need to add RG to SCHAUMBU in the Query box and Enter.... > ARCHIVES: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/il-cook-schaumburg > Unsubscribe at [email protected] or -D > If there is a system problem and you cannot get to valentine, go here....http://helpdesk.rootsweb.com/help.cgi look for info about LIST2 lists. We are a list2 list....SEE ALSO: il-cook-elkgrove il-cook-palatine > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 >

I have placed an interim report of relationships among the families of Probsthagen on my web site. It is a list of all blood relatives (and their spouses/co-parents) of my 4th Great Grandfather, Johann Heinrich Hasemann (1782-1861) in the Probsthagen records (as much as I have updated them in a GEDCOM file from Kurt Hitzemann's latest text file version). You can find the description of the reporat and what I am doing and the relevant links at http://members.aol.com/wwjohnston/famhist.htm Below are two summaries of the surnames involved. 1. The first lists all spellings of all related surnames, with the number of people for each surname who are shown in the report (which is a PDF file, accessible from the URL above). 2. The second is a list of the most frequent surnames, with variant spellings consolidated. 1. All Surnames in the Report AKEMANN (1),AMELUNGK (1),ATTENDORF (2),AUHAGEN (1),BAAKE (4),BAHLEMANN (1),BAKE (2),BARMWOLD (2),BARTELS (28),BECKER (4),BEHLING (1),BERGMEIER (3),BERGMEYER (2),BIESTERFELD (1),BLEIDISTEL (1),BLOMBERG (11),BOCK (25),BOCKS (1),BOICKS (1),BOLTE (1),BORCHER (1),BORRIES (1),BRAND (1),BRANDS (20),BREMER (2),BRUEGGEMANN (3),BRUNS (6),BUERMEISTER (2),BUESSELBERG (3),BUHE (1),BUHS (12),COLLER (1),DAMMEYER (1),DETERDING (1),DETMER (2),DREUERS (1),DREYER (1),DUEHLMEIER (1),EVERDING (20),FASSE (6),FREISE? (1),GERLAND (2),GEWECKE (2),GRAHN (1),GROTE (1),GUEMMER (1),HADDENDORF (6),HADDENDORFF (1),HAEFEMEIER (1),HAEMEKER (4),HAEVEMEIER (10),HAEVEMEYER (50),HAGEDORN (2),HAMEKER (24),HARDEKOP (8),HARDEKOPF (1),HARMENING (69),HARTMAN (15),HARTMANN (20),HASEMAN (37),HASEMANN (26),HASEMANN? (1),HASSEMAN (3),HAVEMEYER (4),HEINE (3),HEMEKER (3),HEVEMEJER (5),HEYERDING (1),HIDSEMAN (1),HITZEMANN (21),HOEVEMEIER (1),HOEVEMEYER (21),HOHMEIER (1),HOLLE (1),HOMEIER (1),HOUEMEIER (1),HUME (1),HUNTEMAN (9),JURRIES (1),KASTNING (1),KAUL (1),KELLER (1),KERCKMAN (15),KERCKMANN (1),KIRNEKEN (1),KNICKREIM (12),KNICKRIEM (1),KOLLER (28),KORNBERG (1),KREFT (2),KRONE (1),KRULL (2),LAHMAN (2),LAMPE (31),LANDSBERGEN (1),LUERSEN (2),LUTTER (9),MARGELS? (1),MARIE (1),MATTHIES (4),MEIER (5),MEINEFELD (1),MENSCHING (44),MEYER (17),MEYERS (2),MOELLER (3),MOLLER (5),MOLLERS (1),MOLTHAHN (1),NIEMEYER (6),NIETERT (1),None (2),NUELLE (1),OHLENDORF (1),OLDENDORF (1),PFINGSTEN (1),PICHT (1),PIPHOE (1),POHLMANN (2),REDEKER (1),REHSE (6),RHOUER (1),RINNE (2),ROEDENBECK (3),ROEHRKASSEN (1),ROHEN (1),ROOK (4),RUETER (2),RUF (1),SALLER (3),SCHEPER (1),SCHMIDT (4),SCHMOE (5),SCHOENBECK (2),SCHOENEMANN (1),SCHOETTELNDREIER (1),SCHRIVER (1),SCHUTTINCKS (1),SCHWEER (29),SCHWER (24),SCHWERDTFEGER (1),SEGER (1),SEGGEBRUCK (2),SEIGER (1),SELLMAN (2),SENNE (3),SOERLMANN (1),STAHLHUT (3),STEGE (3),STEUERBERG (1),STRUCKMAN (2),STUEBER (2),STUEVER (2),TEGTMEYER (1),TIELKE (1),TIELKING (1),TILCKENINCK (12),TILCKENING (4),VEHLING (1),VOLKENING (1),WALLBAUM (1),WEDEKIND (1),WEHLING (1),WEIDEMANN (2),WEIHE (5),WEITKAMP (1),WESSELS (1),WIDDEL (1),WILCKENING (1),WILHARM (21),WILKENINCK (1),WILKENING (13),WILLE (1),WITTE (3),WITTKUGEL (2),WOLTERS (1),WOMPENER (9),WULF (2) 2. Most-Frequent Surnames in the Report 81-HAEVEMEYER / HOEVEMEYER / HAEVEMEIER 69-HARMENING 63-HASEMAN / HASEMANN 53-SCHWEER / SCHWER 44-MENSCHING 35-HARTMANN / HARTMAN 31-LAMPE 28-BARTELS 28-KOLLER 25-BOCK 24-HAMEKER 21-HITZEMANN 21-WILHARM 20-BRANDS 20-EVERDING 17-MEYER 15-KERCKMAN 13-WILKENING 12-BUHS 12-KNICKREIM 12-TILCKENINCK 11-BLOMBERG

if you want a nice little WORD booklet of this, send me an email by clicking [email protected] and putting 1961 treasurers in the subjet.....

again, copies of this book will not be available for inspection at STDL until sometime in May. The information is entered here to let you plan ahead for your visit to the library. Schaumburg Township Treasurer's Account of Receipts and Expenditures for Roads and Bridges in Town of Schaumburg County of Cook State of Illinois for the year 1961-1962 in a book issued by Illinois Highway Commission February, 1914 MISSION - The mission of FPSAH - Facilitators for the Preservation of Schaumburg Area History - is to act as a facilitator in the collection of materials, artifacts, photographs, videos, oral and/or written personal histories, and insure the protection of all materials in order to further the knowledge, understanding, appreciation, and public awareness of the history of Schaumburg Township and surrounding environs. The resulting collection is to be used specifically for research purposes and not the purpose of profit taking by the members, by the custodian of the material, by any researcher or user using the material. FPSAH members can be reached through the Schaumburg Township District Library at the Reference Desk. Indexed and compiled 2/2004 by Valentine Schaumburg Township Treasurer's Account of Receipts and Expenditures for Roads and Bridges in Town of Schaumburg County of Cook State of Illinois for the year 1961-1962 This is NOT a book of Meeting Minutes. This IS a ledger book of MONIES - Total Receipts and Total Expenditures The original book is with the Schaumburg Township in their archive box 117. There are 12 pages in this representation which may differ from the number of actual pages in the original book due to clippings, inside cover copies, miscellaneous findings in the book and perhaps several light/dark copies so that the reader has several options to view a page of marginal legibility. The researcher can use a computerized version of this transcribed portion of the document via www.stdl.org - local history tab, where they will be able to use the CONTROL-F searching tool or the .PDF Search tool. This document includes ALL NAME index of those names gleaned from the book- INDIVIDUALS AND COMPANIES. Observations regarding information in this book ALL NAME INDEX of names and companies with at least ONE entry in this book. AAA Ace Hardware BBB Celestino Baury Bob's Standard Station Harvey Bernmar Co Bierman Implement Co Bloomingdale Garage CCC Cromer Tractor and Implement Co Commonwealth Edison Carl L Cobbs Crystal Lake Truck Sales Cook County Highway Commissioners Assn DDD Dundee Sand and Gravel EEE FFF Loren A Frerichs Nowell Fiene Walter B Flintrup Michael J Finn, Auditor signature GGG HHH Albert S Hartmann, Collector Albert F Hartmann Frank M Hines III JJJ KKK Kimball Auto Parts Ki Mat Soil Testing LLL Francis Lorenz County Treasurer Ivor Lewis Lenz Paving Co Lenz Oil Service Lake-Cook Farm Supply MMM Scott MacEachron, Treasurer signature Carl Mitchell W R Meadows Inc Gerard L Meyers G L Meyer Gerard L Meyer, Auditor signature William Matthews Morton Salt Co Mayfair Auto Insurance Services Co Midwest Publishers Meyer and Wenthe, Inc. Major's Auto Service Leroy Moore Materials Service NNN Michael Naples OOO PPP Harry Peter Raymond E Plote R E Plote Excavating Co Prestine-Miles and Co Paddock Publ Ed Piske L J Pacil, Auditor signature George C Poole, Inc QQQ RRR Ronald Renkiwicz Roy's Standard Service Rydin Sign Company Roselle Lumber Co Roselle Farmeres Lumber Co Road Materials Corp SSS Schaumburg Trans System L A Scharringhausen Matl Co Schaumburg Trucking Schaumburg Township - Town Fund TTT Howard Turner H A Turner A Tantilli Frank Thornber Co Taylor Design Co UUU VVV Village of Hoffman Estates WWW Ralph Wilkening Ralph E Wilkening Henry C Wilkening XXX YYY ZZZ Zoellich Oil Co OBSERVATIONS 1. This appears to only be for two years. The balance of the book was totally empty. Perhaps there is another accounting method that was used and there may be another book with other data for the years between 1850 and today. 2. Throughout this book the treasurer is noted as Scott MacEachron and on the first entry, he overwrote Albert Sporleder's name, who may have been the predecessor. 3. There are four signatures noted in this book. Scott MacEachron, Treasurer Michael J Finn, Auditor L J Pacil, Auditor Gerard L Meyer, Auditor 4. INSTRUCTIONS for keeping Treasurers' Account Books of Receipts and Expenditures for Roads and Bridges dated April 10, 1914 are attached to the front of the book. (footer: Schaumburg Township Treasurer's Account of Receipts and Expenditures for Roads and Bridges in Town of Schaumburg County of Cook State of Illinois for the year 1961-1962 Indexed and compiled 2/2004 page/of STDL collection ~ www.stdl.org)

You have a very good point Valentine, and I am sure you are correct about this. I will get all the material I have and take it up to the library. I will call first, to be sure of a time when they would like to see me. I have lots of material that no one else cares about, since I am the only one in the family who sees a story and history in old material. And I'm not even related except by marriage! I have a scanner on my new printer but have not gotten that far in the book on how to use it. A techy I am not. Thanks for the verbal nudge, I need it. Got another car yesterday and now I have to navigate all the new things on that. Woe is me! Grace

for my 8th or 9th attempt to send this: all of the 'stuff' you have....and this means everyone..... is so much better at the library where it will be made available to the public... the FARM is not in the position to do research for you or let you do research... they do research for application to their FARM and its educational presentations (not necessarily for your particular family group or genealogy) the FARM uses the materials that are at the library just like everyone else... (tho perhaps in a much different way) and the more you send in to the library, the more you help the FARM and others.... like your fellow listers.... absolutely, without doubt, the library IS THE MUCH BETTER PLACE for the materials... (as a little aside, the more we make use of the library and its tools for archiving, the more attention the Illinois collection group will get and the more their budget will increase which helps us all....the more they have in their pipeline of things to prepare and present, the more chance they have to petition for budget increases........as it is, they help us make copies of original documents that YOU WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO COPY and give us total access to their equipment and tools and Best of all, when we turn something over to them is is available to you within a week....their response is great!) what I have personally seen over the years is our eldership 'giving' their STUFF to the independent groups (the Farm, the park district, the mayors of all the towns in the township, the historical society) and it then DISAPPEARS into someone's personal file cabinet or desk or stack hereNthere.... never to be seen again and never even documented that it was turned over to these groups - until of course we talk to an elder and they say "Oh, i gave all my photos to soNso about 5 years ago....." and to me that means those things are lost to the rest of us. (yourself included)...... I know that up until about 5 years ago, YOU would have found a tidbit here or there of information about our township.... and hardly ANYTHING about your specific family.....there was NO real effort being made to collect and make things available...NO effort at all to interview elders who could provide insight to what your own family experienced....But now, the snowball is rollin' and growin' and i know that you all on list see that things are being made available...I know for sure, that the recent scrapbook is being used like it is the KRISPYKREME of genealogy.....but there are other Dunkin Donuts of genealogy around now too, all at the library or on hyperion..... at the library, the materials get scanned and loaded to hyperion, or booked and indexed or mounted and labeled duplicated (videos) .... (talk is that these will be made available for download via hyperion- wont THAT be nice?!) and they are AVAILABLE to everyone for FREE. all information that you relate when you send in the scanned photos, etc gets added to that contribution and made available for others to see...forever and for free and at THEIR leisure.... what's more, the library has very long hours and facilities for reproduction and best of all, pleasant research environs...... as we go more into the future, the links between families will become more and more apparent to the younger generations that will be visiting the library...in person or on the web ....naturally after they visit our list! what they will find is a collective that will far surpass most of the separate entities that now exist but which are NOT research or study environments. So the more everyone contributes to the library's collection the better....MORE MORE MORE.... As it is now, I think it can be said, that the library a-l-r-e-a-d-y surpasses the other entities which claim historical interests regarding ephemeral materials and I know there is much more scheduled to make an appearance in the next several months. Keep looking! What we need from the individual families are more and more scans of documents and photos (complete with dates/names/places). We are looking for even the most basic of visions... life on our farms...grad pictures, confirmation pictures, pictures of your barns and silos.... funeral photos, anything.... with these we can do some real studies...there is no limit, there is no photo that is 'not acceptable' for it it were, then YOU would not have it! here are some examples of why your help is needed.... like what style of barn DID our people prefer... and WHO was it that would have likely built that barn.... WAS is built in that style because the builder had a preference or the farmer's preference...... and what style of silo DID we have in our township and WHEN did they get them and how does that sit in relationship to other adjoining townships..... WHAT kind of equipment DID our people have and did they share it... even teams of horses.... What was the horse preference...light drafts? or were there some farmers who actually had heavy drafts early on.... all this can be historically recreated IF we can get copies of just about everything you have in your collections.... and clothing.... just how much clothing was made BY OUR people vs purchased... pictures - in abundance- can tell us that...... Fire photos... you might think, it is j-u-s-t a photo of a fire, but look at it, can you see the wood structures? to the trained eye, these wood beams can tell exactly what kind of barn style that building WAS.... the more pics, the better. tornado pictures, inside barn pictures... everything is a good candidate..... address books... Christmas cards...... SCRAPBOOKS, even small ones.... even documents that are written in German - yes we have people who would be able to translate these for all to see.... and, certificates, land abstracts, land grants, census, even 'passports' which will teach the other researchers about what their own families likely had but which are now lost to them..... and on top of it all... a scan on stdl.org hyperion places your treasured photo in a retrievable archive should (HEAVEN FORBID) something happens to your originals. We have some photos that we have no idea whose farm it was...but when people send in pictures to us, the more chance we have to identify that farm photo.. which until it is identified is NOT placed on hyperion...so there is an advantage to sending in material......you just might end up with a photo of your own farmplace.... of late, there was a discussion on homes... the style, the era of building.... so those photos that you might think are JUST REGULAR OL' PICTURES OF THE HOUSE are things that would be of interest... in fact, i know that there are two people in 'our group' who would be able to comment WITH AUTHORITY on the evolution of our housing - but first, first we need a good collection of material to use as facts. as i sit and create indexes for all the books and scrapbooks and minutes and ledgers and plat maps, i wonder what the 100 people on the list have in their personal collections that could be of help in the long range....to a great number of people....how many people have an old photo that dates back far enough that someone in that picture is related to someone else on the list? How will one know, if it is not shared? i cannot stress enough, the need for your help in all of this...and you can see i am kinda passionate about this, right? I look at it this way, if all 100 of the our listers, took ONE 3 hour evening per month and scanned their STUFF, created complete identifications and sent the results of that evening to the library, we would have 300 hours of research materials EACH MONTH.... and 3600 hours for a YEAR..... CAN YOU just IMAGINE the result? Krispy Kreme, fudge chocolate heaven! valentine for those that cant scan... write to me direct

----- Original Message ----- From: Charles G Huffnagle Charles G Huffnagle <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2004 9:00 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} subscribe me please Searching for Patricia Sherwood Smith....married to Donald Francis Smith...in about 1951. Was told they lived in Schaumburg, Il. Is anyone familiar with them?

The pastor at st peter schaumburg 1883-1905 was Gustav Mueller.

Subject: st peter schaumburg.... in the st peter schaumburg official church records... book 1 page 285 no record found for a Harriet Stoerger marrying a John C Hermann near to May 30, 1885. on that page, there are 4 1885 weddings. None of the four are in May. One is March and three are June. None of them are the names noted above nor are the other two on the following page. The pastor at that time was Gustav Mueller (1883-1905).

from the archives "Karen Rowe" <[email protected]> Subject: Re: St. John's Rodenberg, Il from the Centennial of St. John Ev. Lutheran Church, Rodenberg (Roselle), Illinois 1851-1951: Rev. Francis A. Hoffman, pastor of St. Peter's in Schaumburg, IL organized a St. John's, Rodenberg congregation by the end of 1847. Ernst Ludwig Hermann Kuehn of Frankenmuth, Michigan was installed as second pastor on 23 MAR 1851. Charter members were: Christoph Steffen, Heinrich Hasemann, Friedrich Hinze, Heinrich Mensching, Christopher Ackmann, Conrad Dralle and Conrad Geistfeld. Pastor Kuehn served until 1857 when Rev. Frederick W. Richmann of Grand Rapids, MI installation took place 01 AUG 1858. In 1859 the congregation became affiliated with the Missouri Synod. Third pastor was J. N. Niethammer installed 01 OCT 1862. New church building erected 01 NOV 1862, dedicated 16 DEC 1863. Rev. L. E. Knief of Millers Landing, MO was installed May 1870, then Rev. George William Brueggemann of Canaan, MO 05 FEB 1871 until 21 FEB 1878 when he was called to the Zion congregation at Union Hill, IL replaced by Pastor Henry Schmidt.

Here's some more sheep info for you. On the AGRICULTURAL 1880 census, out of 142 farms, 75 had 0 sheep, 28 had only 1, and 20 had only two. Other than HP Williams, there was only one farm owner with more than four. That farm had twelve sheep. So, with the exception of HP Williams, it's very clear that the woolen industry was of very little importance in Schaumburg Township. The minority of farms that kept sheep certainly would have sheered them, but such a small overall number suggests that they were being kept for meat rather than wool. Regarding the dog claims, its actually a fairly small number over that long time period. With regards to Wilhelm Meyer, it's my guess that they were probably killed right after lambing in the spring, the census was taken June and many spring and Easter lambs would have been eaten by then. Whatever the case Meyer has obviously increased his flock from the zero he reports in June of 1979. This was probably in response to a very short lived merino craze that was dead within a couple of years. Its interesting though and now I wonder. I still think overall ownership of sheep was very small, but at least some farmers did respond to a market trend and did purchase sheep in the early 1880s. By 1885 or so, those same sheep were worthless on the market. Pete ps.....I am in the process of getting and transcribing the ag census for our township..look for that in the future....It does include the names of farmers and what they had on their farms..not for all years but many. You will get the info on the list when available.