Sally, WOW! I cannot recall when I have received a more prompt response to a POST. Thank you very much! Sorry for the "Sarah" glitch; all my records show "Mary Jane'. Can't find anything to blame it on, not even the computer. =grin= Thanks for confirming the marriage dates. The TIPPY thing shows up every now and then. The TENTATIVE TIPPIE TABLES, a book published by the Athens (Ohio) Historical Society shows a liberal mix of TIPPIE AND TIPPY. This is the first time I have seen it appear in connection with Washington. The 1870 census entry for DANIEL CHURCH is new. The 1830 Daniel CHURCH marriage to Patty SATTER is interesting. Since Hiram CHURCH and Catherine DIXON were married in 1831, I wonder if Hiram and this Daniel could be brothers? Naming patterns (wherein Hiram named a son DANIEL) could fuel the speculation. We know nothing of Hiram's parents or siblings. May I prevail upon your kindness to check the 1840 and earlier census, if available, for both CHURCH and DIZON? Thanks again! Ken ================================ At 10:28 PM 9/14/98 -0000, icorn wrote: >Hello >I found the marriage for Catherin Dixon and Hiram Church in 1831 and the >information is correct but the information on Tippie is wrong. The names >I found in my book is WASHINGTON TIPPY -M- MARY JANE CHURCH -- Dec 16 -- >1849. The names are spelled different.. >You had "Sarah" Jane Church and the Tippie spelled differnt than in the >book. >In the 1860 census I find a Hiram Church age 40 living in the household of >Maylon Noies as a farmhand. He was born in Illinois. He was also >Illiterate. >I find no Tippie or Tippy in this census. >In the 1870 cenus I find a Daniel Church age 31 born in Illinois as a farm >laborer on the farm of John Heffner.this is in the Gilead Precinct. >I found a marriage for a Daniel Church in 1830 to Patsy Satter which could >not be yours. No other marriages except the one for Mary Jane that I could >find for names of Church you sent. >Hope this helps you a little. Please be sure to write back if you need >other information. Sally end "The Septuagenarian Surfer" Ken Meyer 398 Winter Ridge Blvd Winter Haven, FL 33881 kenmeyer@gate.net

FYI ------------------ Thanks and I totally agree that all lists should be warned about Halberts address book and if I am remembering right their travel group tours to your ancestor's castle. I remember when I first recd my "junk mail" from Halberts, it looked so tempting that I called the Chamber in Bath OH. Well, there was no CC in Bath so found a nearby larger city which had a Chamber and they gave me the lowdown. But, let me tell you about one person who used Halberts book and published a book which is a great resource for my Adcock family line. Robert McClane Adcock, now deceased but book still available, bought a Halberts book before 1980, sent out a form letter to I want to think thousands of Adcocks. He recd 100s of responses from Adcocks all over the US who sent in all they knew abt their Adcock Family line. Along with his own line of Adcocks, he included all the submissions with addresses of submitters in a 429 page book, fine print, plus index. Wow, I have abt wore that book out helping others or trying to find a connection to my line. Luckily, one of my relatives did submit an important part of our line. I agree, tho, that all lists should be forewarned about Halberts. If anyone might do what Robert Adcock did, they could get those addresses from an online phone/address dir and not have to order Halberts' fake genealogy book. I certainly don't want to see that company making any more money off of uninformed members of families. If anyone hasn't seen an announcement on your family surname list about Halberts, let's get the word out to those lists. Hopefully, all on the net can pass out the info to anyone not on the net. Gloria Date: Sat, 12 Sep 1998 16:55:04 -0400 (EDT) From: Art Sutton <asutton@peachnet.campus.mci.net> To: SUTTON-L@rootsweb.com Message-Id: <199809122055.QAA25543@aus-e.mp.campus.mci.net> Subject: [SUTTON-L] Halberts Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Hot dog gang...I've finally made the Halberts mailing list...or maybe I should say my wife has *LOL*. Gosh, doesn't it look tempting???? Don't know how I can live without this book *and yes I am rolling in laughter as I write this*. Just thought I'd let you know the latest mailing is out. I know I saw a warning about them recently, but it may be a good time to put out another one. My wife wasn't interested anyway, but I told her all about them. Like me, she couldn't believe they're still in operation. Take care everyone. Art Sutton (still looking for Phineas and sons Jesse and Aaron from Allegheny Co. Pa.) ------------------ Gloria Frazier I am researching these surnames and more I can't remember: Adcock/Baseye/Carter/Coverdill/Hays/Hord/Nash/Oller/Richards/Shipp/S utton/Thrasher/Warren/Wingo Oh, I remember. My husband's lines, Frazier/Morrison/Ragland/Upton/Hamilton and

Hi, We are seeking more information about Catherine DIXON. We know she was born 1809 but not where. We know she married Hiram CHURCH on 28 July 1831 in Calhoun Co., IL. To our knowledge she had five children: Elizabeth, Daniel, Sarah, Malinda and Sarah Jane. Sarah Jane CHURCH is my 2GGrandmother (b 28 Aug 1833 d 13 Nov 1872 Auglaize Co., OH. She married Washington TIPPIE 16 Dec 1849 in Calhoun Co. Thank you for your help. Ken

Hello I found the marriage for Catherin Dixon and Hiram Church in 1831 and the information is correct but the information on Tippie is wrong. The names I found in my book is WASHINGTON TIPPY -M- MARY JANE CHURCH -- Dec 16 -- 1849. The names are spelled different.. You had "Sarah" Jane Church and the Tippie spelled differnt than in the book. In the 1860 census I find a Hiram Church age 40 living in the household of Maylon Noies as a farmhand. He was born in Illinois. He was also Illiterate. I find no Tippie or Tippy in this census. In the 1870 cenus I find a Daniel Church age 31 born in Illinois as a farm laborer on the farm of John Heffner.this is in the Gilead Precinct. I found a marriage for a Daniel Church in 1830 to Patsy Satter which could not be yours. No other marriages except the one for Mary Jane that I could find for names of Church you sent. Hope this helps you a little. Please be sure to write back if you need other information. Sally ---------- > From: Ken Meyer <kenmeyer@gate.net> > To: ILCALHOU-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [ILCALHOU-L] DIXON, Catherine > Date: Monday, September 14, 1998 10:49 PM > > Hi, > We are seeking more information about Catherine DIXON. We know she was > born 1809 but not where. We know she married Hiram CHURCH on 28 July 1831 > in Calhoun Co., IL. To our knowledge she had five children: Elizabeth, > Daniel, Sarah, Malinda and Sarah Jane. > Sarah Jane CHURCH is my 2GGrandmother (b 28 Aug 1833 d 13 Nov 1872 > Auglaize Co., OH. She married Washington TIPPIE 16 Dec 1849 in Calhoun Co. > Thank you for your help. > Ken > >

Sorry, it wasn't Joann who emailed that she couldn't post. Another list, another name. Gloria At 12:18 AM 9/13/98 -0700, you wrote: >I haven't received much from this list aside from this message and my >query... is this accurate? > >(Still researching DeKINDER, FARNBACH and KAMP in Calhoun County... and beyond) > > > >Joann Betschart | merlaan@pacbell.net | The voice in my head snore | >Genealogy: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Bluffs/4646 | Work: >http://www.sacbee.com/neighbors/zones/eg_laguna (I'm just the copy editor)

Yes, the list is relatively new and quiet. There are 27 subscribers to the Calhoun County Mail List and there hasn't been much traffic as of yet. I wasn't on yesterday til late so when I got your msg abt not being able to post I also recd the msg about the server being down. Thanks. Gloria At 12:18 AM 9/13/98 -0700, you wrote: >I haven't received much from this list aside from this message and my >query... is this accurate? > >(Still researching DeKINDER, FARNBACH and KAMP in Calhoun County... and beyond) > > > >Joann Betschart | merlaan@pacbell.net | The voice in my head snore | >Genealogy: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Bluffs/4646 | Work: >http://www.sacbee.com/neighbors/zones/eg_laguna (I'm just the copy editor)

I haven't received much from this list aside from this message and my query... is this accurate? (Still researching DeKINDER, FARNBACH and KAMP in Calhoun County... and beyond) Joann Betschart | merlaan@pacbell.net | The voice in my head snore | Genealogy: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Bluffs/4646 | Work: http://www.sacbee.com/neighbors/zones/eg_laguna (I'm just the copy editor)

>Resent-Date: Sat, 12 Sep 1998 14:51:58 -0700 (PDT) >Date: Sat, 12 Sep 1998 14:49:49 -0700 >From: Tim Pierce <twp@rootsweb.com> >Old-To: listowners-emergency@bl-30.rootsweb.com >Subject: lists.rootsweb.com is down >Reply-To: LISTOWNERS-L@rootsweb.com >X-Mailer: Mutt 0.93.2 >To: listowners-emergency@bl-30.rootsweb.com >Resent-From: listowners-emergency@apple.rootsweb.com >X-Mailing-List: <listowners-emergency@lists2.rootsweb.com> archive/latest/4 >X-Loop: listowners-emergency@lists2.rootsweb.com >Resent-Sender: listowners-emergency-request@apple.rootsweb.com > >Hi, folks -- > >I'm Tim Pierce, one of the senior system administrators at >RootsWeb. > >Our main list server, lists.rootsweb.com, has been down since this >morning. Brian Leverich is presently hard at work installing a >new disk and preparing to reinstall the operating system. Once >that's done, Karen Isaacson and I will reinstall the mailing list >software and run some tests to make sure that everything is >operating smoothly. > >As long as the system is not working, we're also going to try to >take advantage of this down time by preparing a new, faster server >for that machine, which is woefully underpowered for the amount of >mail that passes through it. Brian will begin building that >server while Karen and I get the old one back on the air. > >We expect to have the server running again by midnight (U.S. East >Coast time) and hope to have the backlogged mail cleared out by >Sunday morning. Thankfully, we don't believe that any mail has >been lost (only delayed), and all of the archives appear to be >intact. > >Thanks to everyone for your patience. And thanks *especially* to >all of the RootsWeb Sponsors, Donors and Patrons, whose >much-needed funds make it possible for us to have extra hardware >on hand for just such an emergency! > >-- >Regards, >Tim Pierce >RootsWeb Genealogical Data Cooperative >system obfuscator and hack-of-all-trades > >

Greetings from newbie land. I have the following immigrants to Calhoun County, Illinois, all from Bavaria: 1. Martin DeKINDER, b. about 1849 in Bavaria, emigrated about 1872, married once and widowed (spouse's name unknown); married Anna Maria FARNBACH, Sept. 12, 1880; son John Michal DeKINDER born Aug. 28, 1881, in Calhoun County, Illinois. He was a schoolteacher. He died in the 1920s in Lovelock, Nevada. 2. Anna Maria FARNBACH, b. 1857 in Bavaria, emigrated with family to Calhoun County, Illinois circa 1863-1865. Parents were John FARNBACH (April 5, 1826-May 20, 1900) and Johanna KAMP (April 8, 1832-Jan. 6, 1880). Two brothers, MICHAEL (Oct. 16, 1853-Jan. 5, 1889) and FREDERICK (1860-1927). Frederick's wife was Catherine of the great Anonymous clan (1862-1924). FARNBACH was spelled FARREHNBACH and FARNBACK; I suspect it may have been something like FAHRENBACH before the Americans got ahold of it. If curious, you can see a photo of Martin DeKinder, Anna Maria Farnbach, and their family at http://www.geocities.com/heartland/bluffs/4646/DeKinder.jpg. Martin and Anna Maria are seated; my great-grandfather, John, is on the right. I don't know the names of the others. Thanks. :) --- end forwarded text Joann Betschart | merlaan@pacbell.net | The voice in my head snore | Genealogy: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Bluffs/4646 | Work: http://www.sacbee.com/neighbors/zones/eg_laguna (I'm just the copy editor)

The entire GenConnect system will be upgraded starting at midnight on Saturday September 5, 1998. The system will be down for 8 hours. World Visitor Center at: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/qindex.html Macoupin County uses GenConnect for a query system. http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/Macoupin Enhanced features of the new updated GenConnect system will be: Separate entry fields for subject and surnames ..... allows more descriptive subjects (non-surname words won't matter) Main page of each board displays the list of surnames for each query, in addition to the subject .... allows for more surnames to be entered 'Print' option now expanded to include the entire thread (user's option) Surname page will be auto-generated, and auto-updated weekly (more frequently with admin intervention), and will now be alphabetized and hotlinked to the query in which it appears. Cookie support expanded to include "date ranges". Faster, sleeker search engine. Multiple-word surnames supported - including the capability of searching for them. New search options added to the Global Search ..... soundex (enhanced over previous version), partial word match, whole word match, wildcard searching. Gloria Frazier

Hello The following are the marriages I found with the names you sent. Marion Todd -- Louisa C Keller -- Feb 13 -- 1867 GeorgeMacker -- Eliza E Kinny -- Aug 24 -- 1862. Margaret A Macker -- Wm S Anderson -- May 25 1870 Mary Macker to Thomas G Plummer -- May 22 1890 Elizabeth McWilliams - Thomas D Allen -- May 21 1871 William L Vaughan -- Lucy Shandrow -- Feb 22 -- 1876 William Shandrow to Mary E Crull 10-1-1885 Louis Shandrow to Mary Behren 12-4-1899 Conrad Meyer -- Anna Mary Meyer July 11 1871--this is the name in the book Catherine Meyer to Jesse Foval -- May 23 -- 1894 I have the following in the 1860 census -- if you need it. Carryton Keller Theron Shandrow Jesse Foval I have a Leonidas Jones age 13 working as a farm hand for Samuel Willette in 1870 census, he was born in Indianiana. Hope this will help you ...Write back if you need anything else. Sally ---------- > From: Martha Meyer <mmeyer@plantnet.com> > To: ILCALHOU-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [ILCALHOU-L] KELLER MACKER MEYER SHANDROW SHERMAN > Date: Sunday, August 30, 1998 6:30 PM > > I am researching these families, Carryton Keller, who md Ann Elizabeth > Bach (Macker), in 1850s died 1880, their Children Nancy Helen who md > leonidas Jones, and Louisa who md Marion Todd, George W. macker who md > eliza Kinney, Phillip Macker, and > Elizabeth macker who md James McWilliams and catherine Macker who md > Theron Shandrow, all born 1830s and 1840s, also the family of William > isaac Sherman who md > Lydia Shandrow dau of theron Shandrow and Catherine Macker, Wm Isaac > Shermans mother was Sarah Rains who md a Sherman, and later to farank > sokop, I need the marriage date for Sarah to frank Sokop also need to > locate where they were in 1880, Frank Sokop was from Germany. > Also Conrad Meyer b 1823 Germany, md Anna mary Zumdick, lived in > Deerplain area of Calhoun, had dau Anna b 1878 who md a Brown, and a dau > katherine who md Jesse Foval an later went to west US somewhere. > appreciate any help > Joseph Meyer >

I am researching these families, Carryton Keller, who md Ann Elizabeth Bach (Macker), in 1850s died 1880, their Children Nancy Helen who md leonidas Jones, and Louisa who md Marion Todd, George W. macker who md eliza Kinney, Phillip Macker, and Elizabeth macker who md James McWilliams and catherine Macker who md Theron Shandrow, all born 1830s and 1840s, also the family of William isaac Sherman who md Lydia Shandrow dau of theron Shandrow and Catherine Macker, Wm Isaac Shermans mother was Sarah Rains who md a Sherman, and later to farank sokop, I need the marriage date for Sarah to frank Sokop also need to locate where they were in 1880, Frank Sokop was from Germany. Also Conrad Meyer b 1823 Germany, md Anna mary Zumdick, lived in Deerplain area of Calhoun, had dau Anna b 1878 who md a Brown, and a dau katherine who md Jesse Foval an later went to west US somewhere. appreciate any help Joseph Meyer

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Looking for QUIGLEY that ties to Aaron Quigley or to any Quigley from New Jersey. Aaron was in the 1820 census for St. Clair and later in Gallatin Co. Believe the Quigley's could have been in any of these counties, St. Clair, Madison, Calhoun, Randolph, Monroe, Greene, Macoupin or Jersey. Any help would be greatly appriciated. Dave Acampo, CA

Hello I looked in the obit book I have and found no Quigley's..Nothing in the 1860 - 1865-- 1870 census book for Quigley. I do have some marriages for Quigley. Catherine J Quigley to James E White --Aug 17 --1857 Elizabeth Quigley to Phillip Shell Oct. 24, 1846 John Quigley to Mary L Forrest --Nov 17 -- 1844 John Quigley to Elizabeth A Dorset -- Feb 10 --1848 John Quigley to Elinor Carrico -- July 4 --1849 Matilda Quigley to Robert Piper June 18 -- 1846 Samuel Quigley to Jane Wallas -- July 17 -- 1844 Thomas Quigley to Mahala Shell -- April 12 -- 1846 This is all I have for that name. Sorry I could not help more. Sally ---------- > From: David Schichner <davepeg@jps.net> > To: ILCALHOU-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [ILCALHOU-L] QUIGLEY 1810-PRESENT > Date: Wednesday, August 19, 1998 9:54 PM > > Looking for QUIGLEY that ties to Aaron Quigley or to any Quigley from > New Jersey. > Aaron was in the 1820 census for St. Clair and later in Gallatin Co. > Believe the Quigley's could have been in any of these counties, St. > Clair, Madison, Calhoun, Randolph, Monroe, Greene, Macoupin or Jersey. > Any help would be greatly appriciated. > > Dave > Acampo, CA >

If you have an interest in Webster research you are invited to participate in a new list by sending a message to webster-l-request@rootsweb.com that contains in the body of the message the word subscribe and nothing more. The information on JONATHAN WEBSTER below (copy and paste) from my FTM represents my "brick wall". Jonathan married MARY ANN KINKADE 18 November 1843 in Clay County, Illinois "with father's consent". Vol. 1, pg 107 Robert Fields JP. In Hancock County, Illinois 11 November, 1859 he married her sister NANCY JANE KINKADE. Vol 3. pg 252. John Stinson MG. 1850 Adams County, Illinois, Keene township census #84 Jonathan Webster 30 Ky Mary A 23 Ky this is George W's daughter Noah 6 Il Moses 1 Il #85 George W Kinkade 50 Ky James M 20 Ky John W 12 Il Mary J 3 Il Issac Porterfield 12 Il #86 Lorenzo D Kinkade 26 Ky this is Feorge W's son Harriett 24 Ia Sarah J 5 Il Gerore W 3 Il Nancy J 29 Ky this is George W's daughter 1860 Adams County Illinois Keen township census #914 Johnathan Webster 37 Ky Nancy J 36 Ky Noah 16 Il Moses 11 " Franklin 9 " Caroline 7 " George H 5 " William 2 " 1870 Hancock County, Illinois, St Albans township census Webster, George is in the household of #163 James and Sarah Short. He is 14. from Il working as farm labor. Webster, William is working for his uncle J W Carr. #165 Nancy J Webster 50 Ky John J 9 Il #166 Cynthia A Webster 21 In Rolla M 4 Il Mary C 2 Il The Webster School, District 228, was built about 1854 on land belonging to Michael Newell. The school was named for Johnathan Webster, a man with a large family who lived in the neighborhood. The school served the community as a school and a church until 1884. The first building, a log structure, burned in 1876 and ws replaced by a frame building the same year. William Howes and John Baker had the contract to build it. On 20 June, 1949 the school board met and voted to close the school and made that district a part of the Bowen Community District. The Webster family was living in the Webster Community before 1850 It is thought the community was named for him as he was influential in getting the Webster school built---this from Pioneers of The Prairie, Wilma Brunenn. If this is true, then how wonderful, for he could not read or write. The Webster School was located about 10 miles East of Nauvoo and about 5 miles North of Ferris which is about 5 miles North of Carthage. The Coumminity of Webster was about 8 miles due East of Farris. The Webster Cemetery is just South of St Albans. Who was the Noah Webster who purchased land next door to Jonathan in Hancock County on the same day, 12 Feburary, 1855? Father? Brother? It was not "our" Noah since in 1855 he was only 12 years old. In Hancock County, a deed in book 80 page 48, gives the residence of Jonathan and Nancy J on 26 July, 1865 as Jersey County, Illinois. Since he is not with her in the 1870 Hancock County Census perhaps he died in Jersey County or in the Civil War. Johnathan may have been from Frankfort, Franklin County, Ky. In one record his name is John. Best, Wayne

Hi. I am searching for information of John E. Williams, son of John D. Williams and my great-grandfather. I have precious little information on him except for family lore. I did find his wedding certificate to Sarah A. CLIFFORD on April 5, 1882. At the time, he was only 20 (so b. in 1862) and a consent had to be signed by his father, John D. Williams. I have no location for his birth, just the year. John E. and Sarah A. had six children: Frederick Williams (b. 1882-1883) m. Minnie _____________ Mary Ebbert ("Ebby")(1883-1884) Williams m. Thomas Vice Charlie Williams (1884-1885) never married Florence Valretta Williams (1886, b. Mexico, MO) m. William Milton Best (1908, Worden, IL) Francis Williams (died at age 21 before she could marry) Sarah Williams m. Homer Fulford (believed to be of Alton, IL) It is also rumored in the family that John E. and Sarah A. were buried in or around Grafton, IL. I checked with Jersey County records and came up blank. I am hoping that Calhoun and Hardin may be closer to "home." If any of this sounds familiar to you, please let me know. I would be very grateful for any information. Myra Best Christeck

Hi Dan, I am sending this on to the other IL County researchers. Alton City if the same as Alton in IL would be in Madison Co IL. I can't remember if the Earp name is/has been in Macoupin but the Keal name if it was changed to Keel is a Macoupin name. Madison County Listowner might want to send this to the county list. Thanks. At 08:40 AM 6/29/98 -0700, you wrote: >Dear Gloria, >I am relatively new to genealogy and have had a lot of fun tracing my >roots in Ky. Interestingly, when I was about 16 years old (32 yrs. ago) >I bought a framed marriage certificate at a garage sale in the L.A. >area. I bought it because I thought it was neat to have something so >old and it had the name Earp (as in Wyatt) on it. The certificate was >date Nov. 22, 1856, and certified the marriaage between Mr. Jefse B. >Matlock and Miss Mary S. Abbott. Other names listed on the document >were Thurton M. Keal, Sarah E. Abbott, and Pastor Joseph Earp, Pastor of >MEC - Alton City. Because the writing is the oldtime cursive, I am not >exactly sure about the spellings. >Do any of these names mean anything to you? Any info would be >appreciated. >Thanks, >Dan Bryant >Santa Barbara, CA > ------------------ Gloria Frazier Macoupin County ILGenWeb Coordinator http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilmacoup/macoupin.htm

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My Calhoun County names include Fortin, DeGerlais, and Navarre. My Navarre line is still in the Brussels area. I'm interesting in corresponding with anyone interested in these names or other French-Canadian descendants. Mary Ann