This is to Mary Margaret Cailey Smith I am also researching the Glasscock name. Do you know Henry's parents names? My g.g.g. grandparents were Thomas and Catherine McIntyre Glasscock. Catherine was also known as Kate Glassco and is buried in the Mt Hope Cem. in Urbana, Illinois. If Henry is connected to this line of Glasscock's I can give you quite a bit of info. on them. There was another line of Glasscock's in Champaign Co. and there is probably info. on them at the Urbana Free Library. You can call, write or go there in person, the people that work there are very helpful. You may contact me at jodi163@aol.com

Seeking information re: G-Grandmother Cecilia Glasscock-Cailey's family. Cecilia b. 1/21/1870( Happy 131st birthday, Great Grandma!) d. 3/6/1947; daughter of Henry and Addie Glasscock. Cecilia and Grandfather lived in Tolono where Grandpa John Fred was the Western Union operator. I have 2 photographs of Great Grandma Cecilia but absolutely no information other birth, marriage and death dates. From the photo's, I know that any woman who could pick out wear such flamboyant hats must have had a story or two about her life. Unfortunately, everyone in my family who might remember her has gone on to the place where everyone can wear hats successfully! Any information about the Glasscocks is gratefully appreciated. Mary Margaret Cailey Smith

A Mary Dundon married a Belford Doherty in 1879 at St. Claire Watson's. Does anyone know where this is? Also anyone researching or have information on the parents Jeremiah Doherty & Mary Young of Raymond Twp. Or her parents John Dunder/en/on and Harriet Burdick? Anyone know of any descendants of this marriage? Thank you! Sandy in OHIO

Looking for information about an Mrs. Elizabeth A. Burlingame. Maybe was married to J. A. Burlingame. (name of Mrs. from Warranty Deed in 1872) She married John Dundon before 1872. A child is buried in the Dundon burial plot in Lynn Grove Cemetery in Sidney by the name of Otis Burlingame. I am assuming it is a child from her previous marriage to a Burlingame. Anyone with information on this name or any descendants, please contact me. Thank you - Sandy in OHIO

How accessible is the Catholic Church records? Would the priest allow me to review the records in the office or rectory? Thx. Diane Mahoney , Balto. MD

Researching the LOWRY family from the area of Tolono in Champaign County. Emigrated there around 1870. Can anyone tell me the name of the Catholic cemetery in or near Tolono? Thanks! Kevin Miller

Hi, I am the great-greatgrandaughter of Isaac and Rachel Williams Turner through their son, Aaron Brough. Isaac and Rachel had a daughter Emma J., born in Penfield in 1866. Emma married a William Piper. I'm not sure these are the people you are looking for, but if you would care to contact me, I will be glad to check my records. My address is GaryandJaneCrist@aol.com. Jane

Hi Ed, I'm redirecting your message to the Champaign County mail list. It bounced to me with a message that you are not subscribed. If you need help subscribing, let me know. Celia I would appreciate any information on Isaac Turner Piper, born in Gifford, Illinois, Nov 3, 1889, died Aug 9, 1963 in Greene Co, IA. May have been related to William Palmer Piper or Solomon Piper, who migrated to Iowa from Illinois. Thanks

Hi Janelle: Do you have anything on a Mary White that married Elmer C. Keefer? She was born in Farmer City 1876 and died in Peoria in 1949 (both Farmer City and Peoria are pretty close to Champaign and her brother, William lived in Champaign). Her parents were Herbert and Elizabeth. They had one daughter that I know of, Mildred J. and she married Alfred Nau. They had one son that I know of Clayton. Thanks -- Bob >I'm a new subscriber and I'm searching for the following ancestors in >Champaign County. > >Robert Johnston b 17 Feb 1818 in KY; d 22 Feb 1881 in Stanton Twp., >Champaign Co., IL; m Olevia Muir b 10 Feb 1818 in KY; d 28 Oct 1885 in >Stanton Twp., Champaign Co., IL > >They had the following children: > >1. Matilda Jane Johnston b 8 Jul 1839 in Owensborough, Daviess Co., KY; >d 18 Feb 1903; m William Redrick White 23 Feb 1859 > >2. John William Johnston b 1845 in KY; d 1900 in IL; m Nancy J. Knight > >3. James Muir Johnston b 1848 in KY; d 1918 in IL; m first Lucinda >Correy 5 Sep 1872; m second Millie A. Phillips Stewart 1885 > >4. Robert Clinton Johnston b 1850 in KY; d 1928 in IL; m Eliza Belle >McDaniel Aug 1875 > >5. Elizabeth E. Johnston b 1851 in KY; d 1919 in IL; m James K. P. Yeats >26 Aug 1868 > >6. Henry T. Johnston b 1855 in KY; d 1874 in IL > >7. Mary A. Johnston b 1858 in IL; m Andrew E. Van Fleet > >8. Olivia Johnson b 1860 in IL; d 1872 in IL > > > William Redrick White born 10 Mar 1836 in TN; died 16 May 1898 >Champaign Co., IL; married Matilda Jane Johnston born 8 Jul 1839 in >Owensborough, Davies Co., KY; died 18 Feb 1903 > >Children of William Redrick White and Matilda Johnston: > >1. Sara born 18 Dec 1860; died 15 Oct 1861 > >2. James R. White born 17 Jan 1862 in Urbanna, IL; died 20 Jun 1937 >Southerland, NE; married Olivia Jane Koch born 7 Mar 1865 in Champaign >Co., IL; died 6 Sep 1897 > >*3. George William White born 23 Oct 1864; died 11 Jan 1945; married >Anna Minerva Walters born 17 Oct 1873 in Garrett, Somerset Co., PA; died >17 Aug 1961 in > >4. David B. White born 29 May 1866; died 1 Feb 1929; married Josie >Funkhouser > >5. Henry L. White born 9 Jan 1870 > >6. Effie May White born 10 Jul 1871; married Louis Applegate > >7. Ada Belle White born 18 Aug 1873; married Charles Young > >8. Lillie J. White born 20 Jun 1875 > >9. Robert White born 21 Jun 1878

Hi -- I'm new to this list and I'm beginning my search with anything on the Keefers, some of who lived in Champaign. My G Grandfather was William Howard Keefer married to Carrie May Watkins. Their children that lived to adulthood include Jessie May (my grandmother), Vinnie Irene, Aleida Marie, and Camilla Maria. William was born in 1860 and died in 1939. He had many brothers and sisters but the only ones that remained in the area were Elmer C. (married Mary White) and Mamie (married Frank Zillich). Other children include: Fannie, Laura, Lettie, Eva, Frank, and Alta. I have more info if anyone is interested. Thanks -- Bob

I'm a new subscriber and I'm searching for the following ancestors in Champaign County. Robert Johnston b 17 Feb 1818 in KY; d 22 Feb 1881 in Stanton Twp., Champaign Co., IL; m Olevia Muir b 10 Feb 1818 in KY; d 28 Oct 1885 in Stanton Twp., Champaign Co., IL They had the following children: 1. Matilda Jane Johnston b 8 Jul 1839 in Owensborough, Daviess Co., KY; d 18 Feb 1903; m William Redrick White 23 Feb 1859 2. John William Johnston b 1845 in KY; d 1900 in IL; m Nancy J. Knight 3. James Muir Johnston b 1848 in KY; d 1918 in IL; m first Lucinda Correy 5 Sep 1872; m second Millie A. Phillips Stewart 1885 4. Robert Clinton Johnston b 1850 in KY; d 1928 in IL; m Eliza Belle McDaniel Aug 1875 5. Elizabeth E. Johnston b 1851 in KY; d 1919 in IL; m James K. P. Yeats 26 Aug 1868 6. Henry T. Johnston b 1855 in KY; d 1874 in IL 7. Mary A. Johnston b 1858 in IL; m Andrew E. Van Fleet 8. Olivia Johnson b 1860 in IL; d 1872 in IL William Redrick White born 10 Mar 1836 in TN; died 16 May 1898 Champaign Co., IL; married Matilda Jane Johnston born 8 Jul 1839 in Owensborough, Davies Co., KY; died 18 Feb 1903 Children of William Redrick White and Matilda Johnston: 1. Sara born 18 Dec 1860; died 15 Oct 1861 2. James R. White born 17 Jan 1862 in Urbanna, IL; died 20 Jun 1937 Southerland, NE; married Olivia Jane Koch born 7 Mar 1865 in Champaign Co., IL; died 6 Sep 1897 *3. George William White born 23 Oct 1864; died 11 Jan 1945; married Anna Minerva Walters born 17 Oct 1873 in Garrett, Somerset Co., PA; died 17 Aug 1961 in 4. David B. White born 29 May 1866; died 1 Feb 1929; married Josie Funkhouser 5. Henry L. White born 9 Jan 1870 6. Effie May White born 10 Jul 1871; married Louis Applegate 7. Ada Belle White born 18 Aug 1873; married Charles Young 8. Lillie J. White born 20 Jun 1875 9. Robert White born 21 Jun 1878

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Yes, I knew him. I was a small child (8 or 9) at the time my Grandmother and Aunt went to him for treatment. My Aunt had polio as a teenager (16) about 1925. She was paralyzed from the waist down throughout her life. She visited DR Smith (about 1939 or 40) and stayed overnight in one of the facility's upstairs rooms. She thought he was wonderful, her belief in him made her feel better. She passed away at the age of 87, a remarkable age for a person that had been afflicted with polio. The house that he practiced in, was amazing, Had an open stairwell etc. Is the house still there? In fact I remember that he treated me for hayfever.

I am looking for stories about my great- grandfather, Dr. Billy Smith, who lived in St. Elmo, Illinois and was a nationally known faith healer in the first half of the 1900's. If any one has any memories of this person or may know of some one to contact about him , I would greatly appreciate it. I am doing a special chapter just on him in my family history. Debbie Schroh debsgenes@aol.com

Looking for descendents of or info. on Laura E VAN MATRE SMITH (m J R? Smith) probably born 1860-1880, alive in 1925 Her children: Richard and LeRoy SMITH and Edith SMITH BURR of Champaign, Urbana, & Urbana RFD in 1925. My guess is these 3 were born 1890-1910. Laura Smith's mother Margaret L HELM VAN MATRE (sister to my ancestor Erasmus M Helm) died in 1925 leaving a will naming these people. Margaret HELM married Morgan VAN MATRE in 1860. Any information about this or other Van Matres would also be appreciated.

The link is on the Champaign County, IL USGenWeb (http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilchampa ) web site: http://feefhs.org/search/ [Federation of East European Family History Studies] You'll need to search for the church name when you get there. All the best, Celia >I've lost the link to FEEHS! Used to have it, sorry. Could someone who has >it please send it? >I did a search for it and entered it as a web address but still can't find >it. >Thanks! > >Ronnee >----- Original Message ----- >From: Siegfried Rambaum <siram@lightlink.com> >To: <ILCHAMPA-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2000 7:29 AM >Subject: Re: [ILCHAMPA-L] Schmitt, Lettmann > > >> Hummm .... you possibly might want to look for the church registers of St. >> Peter lutheran parish in Champaign County, which can be found at the FEEHS >> webpage (if I recall correctly). It was a German language parish, and >exfept >> one, all your names sound German as German can be. >> >> >> ---------- >> >From: "Ronnee Charles" <all3@earthlink.net> >> >To: ILCHAMPA-L@rootsweb.com >> >Subject: [ILCHAMPA-L] Schmitt, Lettmann >> >Date: Mit, 29. Nov 2000 1:21 >> > >> >> > Hi, I'm new to the list and would like to inquire as to whether there >are >> > any others on this list researching LETTMANN or SCHMITT in Champaign >County. >> > My great grandfather was Gustave Schmitt--I have no birth or death dates >for >> him. >> > My Grandmother was Corena Barbara Schmitt b. Jan.10 1898 >> > She was confirmed at the Hoyleton Orphan's Home in Washington County but >> > always said she was from Urbana. I have several other pieces of evidence >> > that point to Urbana as being her real home. >> > She was married three times to the following people in order: >> > >> > Henry LETTMANN >> > >> > Alvin David HAYES b. 12/20/1895 d. 11/11/1940 both of these events in >Urbana >> > >> > Walter Peters >> > >> > Though it is the Schmitt-Lettmann line I am researching I would be happy >to >> > share the information I have on HAYES and PETERS. I also have photo's >of >> > all but Alvin Hayes but, for him, I have a very complete memorial record >> > with many names of the guests and a beginning of his ancestry. >> > >> > I also have a few newspaper clippings I would be happy to share and >would >> > like to post to a research site if anyone knows of one pertaining to >Urbana >> > or Champaign County that accepts such postings. >> > >> > Thank you for your time, looking foreword to hearing from you. >> > >> > Ronnee SCHMITT, LETTMANN, UNBEHAUN, ROHRBACH, WODRICH >> > >> > >> > >> >> -- ------------------------------------------------------------------- Graduate Programs (mailto:miegrad@uiuc.edu) Dept. of Mech. and Indus. Engr., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 140 Mechanical Engineering Building (MC-244), 1206 West Green Street, Urbana, IL 61801 UIUC WEB SITES RELATED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL: UIUC: http://www.uiuc.edu Mechanical and Industrial Engineering: http://www.mie.uiuc.edu Graduate College: http://www.grad.uiuc.edu Apply On-Line: http://www.oar.uiuc.edu/prospective/grad/applygr.html M&IE Graduate Program Information: http://www.mie.uiuc.edu/cgi/index.cgi?RID=2.1.1 Financial Aid: http://www.grad.uiuc.edu/financial_aid Off-Campus Housing: http://www.news-gazette.com/ and http://www.apartmentbluebook.com

Hummm .... you possibly might want to look for the church registers of St. Peter lutheran parish in Champaign County, which can be found at the FEEHS webpage (if I recall correctly). It was a German language parish, and exfept one, all your names sound German as German can be. ---------- >From: "Ronnee Charles" <all3@earthlink.net> >To: ILCHAMPA-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [ILCHAMPA-L] Schmitt, Lettmann >Date: Mit, 29. Nov 2000 1:21 > > Hi, I'm new to the list and would like to inquire as to whether there are > any others on this list researching LETTMANN or SCHMITT in Champaign County. > My great grandfather was Gustave Schmitt--I have no birth or death dates for him. > My Grandmother was Corena Barbara Schmitt b. Jan.10 1898 > She was confirmed at the Hoyleton Orphan's Home in Washington County but > always said she was from Urbana. I have several other pieces of evidence > that point to Urbana as being her real home. > She was married three times to the following people in order: > > Henry LETTMANN > > Alvin David HAYES b. 12/20/1895 d. 11/11/1940 both of these events in Urbana > > Walter Peters > > Though it is the Schmitt-Lettmann line I am researching I would be happy to > share the information I have on HAYES and PETERS. I also have photo's of > all but Alvin Hayes but, for him, I have a very complete memorial record > with many names of the guests and a beginning of his ancestry. > > I also have a few newspaper clippings I would be happy to share and would > like to post to a research site if anyone knows of one pertaining to Urbana > or Champaign County that accepts such postings. > > Thank you for your time, looking foreword to hearing from you. > > Ronnee SCHMITT, LETTMANN, UNBEHAUN, ROHRBACH, WODRICH > > >

Siegfried, Do you mean St. Peter's United Church of Christ at 905 S. Russell, Champaign,Champaign Co.,IL formerly St. Peter's Evangelical & Reformed Church on University Ave? What does FEEHS mean? Thank you. Pat C ----- Original Message ----- From: "Siegfried Rambaum" <siram@lightlink.com> To: <ILCHAMPA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2000 9:29 AM Subject: Re: [ILCHAMPA-L] Schmitt, Lettmann > Hummm .... you possibly might want to look for the church registers of St. > Peter lutheran parish in Champaign County, which can be found at the FEEHS > webpage (if I recall correctly). It was a German language parish, and exfept > one, all your names sound German as German can be. > > > ---------- > >From: "Ronnee Charles" <all3@earthlink.net> > >To: ILCHAMPA-L@rootsweb.com > >Subject: [ILCHAMPA-L] Schmitt, Lettmann > >Date: Mit, 29. Nov 2000 1:21 > > > > > Hi, I'm new to the list and would like to inquire as to whether there are > > any others on this list researching LETTMANN or SCHMITT in Champaign County. > > My great grandfather was Gustave Schmitt--I have no birth or death dates for > him. > > My Grandmother was Corena Barbara Schmitt b. Jan.10 1898 > > She was confirmed at the Hoyleton Orphan's Home in Washington County but > > always said she was from Urbana. I have several other pieces of evidence > > that point to Urbana as being her real home. > > She was married three times to the following people in order: > > > > Henry LETTMANN > > > > Alvin David HAYES b. 12/20/1895 d. 11/11/1940 both of these events in Urbana > > > > Walter Peters > > > > Though it is the Schmitt-Lettmann line I am researching I would be happy to > > share the information I have on HAYES and PETERS. I also have photo's of > > all but Alvin Hayes but, for him, I have a very complete memorial record > > with many names of the guests and a beginning of his ancestry. > > > > I also have a few newspaper clippings I would be happy to share and would > > like to post to a research site if anyone knows of one pertaining to Urbana > > or Champaign County that accepts such postings. > > > > Thank you for your time, looking foreword to hearing from you. > > > > Ronnee SCHMITT, LETTMANN, UNBEHAUN, ROHRBACH, WODRICH > > > > > >

I've lost the link to FEEHS! Used to have it, sorry. Could someone who has it please send it? I did a search for it and entered it as a web address but still can't find it. Thanks! Ronnee ----- Original Message ----- From: Siegfried Rambaum <siram@lightlink.com> To: <ILCHAMPA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2000 7:29 AM Subject: Re: [ILCHAMPA-L] Schmitt, Lettmann > Hummm .... you possibly might want to look for the church registers of St. > Peter lutheran parish in Champaign County, which can be found at the FEEHS > webpage (if I recall correctly). It was a German language parish, and exfept > one, all your names sound German as German can be. > > > ---------- > >From: "Ronnee Charles" <all3@earthlink.net> > >To: ILCHAMPA-L@rootsweb.com > >Subject: [ILCHAMPA-L] Schmitt, Lettmann > >Date: Mit, 29. Nov 2000 1:21 > > > > > Hi, I'm new to the list and would like to inquire as to whether there are > > any others on this list researching LETTMANN or SCHMITT in Champaign County. > > My great grandfather was Gustave Schmitt--I have no birth or death dates for > him. > > My Grandmother was Corena Barbara Schmitt b. Jan.10 1898 > > She was confirmed at the Hoyleton Orphan's Home in Washington County but > > always said she was from Urbana. I have several other pieces of evidence > > that point to Urbana as being her real home. > > She was married three times to the following people in order: > > > > Henry LETTMANN > > > > Alvin David HAYES b. 12/20/1895 d. 11/11/1940 both of these events in Urbana > > > > Walter Peters > > > > Though it is the Schmitt-Lettmann line I am researching I would be happy to > > share the information I have on HAYES and PETERS. I also have photo's of > > all but Alvin Hayes but, for him, I have a very complete memorial record > > with many names of the guests and a beginning of his ancestry. > > > > I also have a few newspaper clippings I would be happy to share and would > > like to post to a research site if anyone knows of one pertaining to Urbana > > or Champaign County that accepts such postings. > > > > Thank you for your time, looking foreword to hearing from you. > > > > Ronnee SCHMITT, LETTMANN, UNBEHAUN, ROHRBACH, WODRICH > > > > > > > >

Hi, I'm new to the list and would like to inquire as to whether there are any others on this list researching LETTMANN or SCHMITT in Champaign County. My great grandfather was Gustave Schmitt--I have no birth or death dates for him. My Grandmother was Corena Barbara Schmitt b. Jan.10 1898 She was confirmed at the Hoyleton Orphan's Home in Washington County but always said she was from Urbana. I have several other pieces of evidence that point to Urbana as being her real home. She was married three times to the following people in order: Henry LETTMANN Alvin David HAYES b. 12/20/1895 d. 11/11/1940 both of these events in Urbana Walter Peters Though it is the Schmitt-Lettmann line I am researching I would be happy to share the information I have on HAYES and PETERS. I also have photo's of all but Alvin Hayes but, for him, I have a very complete memorial record with many names of the guests and a beginning of his ancestry. I also have a few newspaper clippings I would be happy to share and would like to post to a research site if anyone knows of one pertaining to Urbana or Champaign County that accepts such postings. Thank you for your time, looking foreword to hearing from you. Ronnee SCHMITT, LETTMANN, UNBEHAUN, ROHRBACH, WODRICH