HOLLENKAMP, Betty J (PINGSTERHAUS) [HASELHORST]; 57; Damiansville IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-9-3; fch KAPP, Velma M (CAMERON); 82; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-9-10; fch RESTOFF, Clarence; 76; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-9-10; fch PALM, Irene (NOTTMEYER); 72; IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-9-10; fch PALM, Wilbert "Bud"; 86; IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-9-10; fch ETTER, Shirley A (ROBINETT) [NEWKIRK]; 66; Carlyle IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-9-17; fch HAAS, Melvin B Rev; 75; Swansea IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-9-17; fch TEBBE, Irene M (SPREHE); 80; Germantown IL>St Louis MO; CarlyleUB (IL); 2003-9-24; fch WARNECKE, Irene D (MERSCHER); 75; Highland IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-9-24; fch VAHLE, Joseph; 86; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-9-24; fch HERBST, Dora Ann "Putsy" (PERKES); 73; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-9-24; fch TIMPE, Elvera H "Etta" (HARPSTRITE); 94; Highland IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-9-24; fch EISENMAYER, Eileen M (HENRY); 87; Morgan IL>St Louis MO; CarlyleUB (IL); 2003-10-1; fch KOHRS, Marie A (KREBS) [ALTEPETER] [APPEL]; 95; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-10-1; fch FURTWENGLER, Bernice D miss; 76; Highland IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-10-1; fch LEONARD, Vera M (ALBERS); 92; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-10-1; fch GODELL, Lloyd E "Lightening"; 66; Maryville IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-10-1; fch OHL, Elizabeth Bessie (HARAM) [VINSON]; 97; Durley IL>Marritt Island FL; CarlyleUB (IL); 2003-10-1; fch KUHN, Tom; 57; Breese IL>St Louis MO; CarlyleUB (IL); 2003-10-1; fch STROOT, Loretta M "Etta" (MARKUS); 82; Aviston IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-10-1; fch NIEMANN, Veronica E (PETERS); 86; Belleville IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-10-8; fch MEYER, Viola A "Olie" (HOLTGRAVE) [HOLLENKAMP]; 85; Aviston IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-10-8; fch ROSS, Hermina R (MAUE); 74; Collinsville IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-10-8; fch BEER, Helen C (ALBERS); 77; Germantown IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-10-22; fch EIKHOFF, Erwin; 79; Centralia IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-10-22; fch SCHULTE, Judith A "Judy" (ZEISSET); 60; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-10-22; fch MUEHLHAUSER, Grace E (KUFFLE); 90; Patton MO>Carlyle IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-10-22; fch HITPAS, Timothy J; 47; Nashville IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-10-22; fch CHRIST, Mary E (BOEING); 62; Chicago IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-10-22; fch ZERFASS, Ione (MORRIS); ; Chicago IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-10-22; fch SHIRLEY, Wilma N (HUTSON); 62; Keysville MO>Scott Air Force Base IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-10-22; fch GOSSETT, Adolph C; 99; Highland IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-10-22; fch GUM, Bernice (WEST); 87; Greenville IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-10-29; fch KOHRS, Jerome A "Jerry"; 67; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-10-29; fch THALER, Floy E (HENSON) [ORSCHELL]; 101; Pittsburg KS>Highland IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-10-29; fch REYMOND, Ethel M (HEDIGER); 87; Carlyle IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-10-29; fch KLEBER, Heywood V Sr; 97; Nashville IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-11-5; fch HORSTMANN, Bertha R (WOLTERS); 82; Aviston IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-11-5; fch KOCH, Theresa A (RICHTER); 89; Lumberton MS>Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-11-5; fch MEWES, Reba Rebecca (PHILLIPS) [BAXTER] [MORGAN]; 73; Spiro OK>St Louis MO; CarlyleUB (IL); 2003-11-5; fch EVANS, Mary F (VOSS); 63; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-11-5; fch RAKERS, Dolores (IMMING); 63; Aviston IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-11-5; fch VAREL, Leora H (SCHRAGE); 77; Belleville IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-11-5; fch SCHWIERJOHN, Waneta Y (DIEKMANN); 87; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-11-5; fch WUEBBLES, Marcella J (HODAPP); 86; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-11-12; fch HARNETIAUX, David C; 57; Greenville IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-11-12; fch HARPER, Sharon (CAMERON) [DEVORE]; 61; Greenville IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-11-12; fch THOMAS, Roy A; 83; Berkley CA>Keyesport IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-11-19; fch FRIEDERICH, Emma M (METTE); 84; Effingham Co IL>Chesterfield MO; CarlyleUB (IL); 2003-11-19; fch SIMONTON, Aletha May (CARMAN) [WILKERSON]; 103; Keyesport IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-11-19; fch SCHOENDIENST, Helen E (HAHN); 89; Carlyle IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-11-19; fch RICHARD, Dixie (ROHR); 76; Albers IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-11-19; fch WEAVER, Stanley B; ; Urbana IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-11-19; fch RICH, Mary Denise (RICH) [BRANDT] [BEER]; 41; Albany GA>Carlyle IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-11-19; fch PECHAR, F James "Jim"; 95; White City IL>Big Rapids MI; CarlyleUB (IL); 2003-11-19; fch CAMPBELL, Raymond H Jr; 50; Dyersburg TN>Carlyle IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-11-19; fch LANGENHORST, Vince F; 80; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-11-19; fch SCHOENDIENST, Helen E (HAHN); 89; Carlyle IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-11-26; fch MOEHLE, Elvirda L (WINDLER); 80; Centralia IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-11-26; fch GOLDER, Philip J; 81; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-11-26; fch IBERG, Dillan Eugene; 4; Staunton IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-11-26; fch SCHUMACHER, Clarence J; 82; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-11-26; fch WUEST, Laura J (KUHL); 91; Aviston IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-11-26; fch SCHRAGE, Clara A (RATERMANN); 90; Highland IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-11-26; fch HUELS, Joette Sister; 82; Carlyle IL>Donaldson IN; CarlyleUB (IL); 2003-12-3; fch NOLTE, Henry "Red"; 92; Carlyle IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-12-3; fch GOLDSCHMIDT, Leland C; 71; Belleville IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-12-3; fch DEIMEKE, Bernard A "Junior"; 60; Highland IL>St Louis MO; CarlyleUB (IL); 2003-12-3; fch BRANDT, Carol A (EIKHOFF); 67; Ferrin IL>O'Fallon MO; CarlyleUB (IL); 2003-12-3; fch SMITH, Alvina M miss; 95; Highland IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-12-3; fch KAMPWERTH, Agnes T (LAMMERS); 91; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-12-3; fch SILGER, Virginia M (TALLEY); 83; Lincoln IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-12-3; fch RACITI, Helen (HUELS); 82; Carlyle IL>Philadelphia PA; CarlyleUB (IL); 2003-12-3; fch BOHN, Herman; 91; Aviston IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-12-3; fch WIEBLER, Paul A; 80; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-12-3; fch TRINDLE, Mary Maxine (MILLER); 82; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-12-10; fch KUPER, Jerome H "Jerry"; 74; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-12-10; fch HENRICHS, Joseph A; 97; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-12-10; fch HUSTEDDE, Johanna A (FRERKER); 79; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-12-10; fch PETERS, James "Wayne"; 49; St Louis MO; CarlyleUB (IL); 2003-12-17; fch ALEXANDER, Juanita ( ); 72; Inkster MI; CarlyleUB (IL); 2003-12-17; fch MOSS, Bernice (BILLHARTZ); 81; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-12-17; fch SCHROER, Oscar G; 85; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-12-17; fch KAMPWERTH, Maurice; 77; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-12-17; fch WHERITT, William; 102; Carlyle IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-12-24; fch LAKE, Rose M (WOLTERING); 73; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-12-24; fch WHEELER, Geraldine M (MASTERS); 81; Carlyle IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-12-24; fch FRUEND, Elaine F (HUGO); 65; Ferrin IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-12-24; fch DORRIES, Laura M "Granny" (HUENE); 86; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-12-24; fch GROSS, Louise (KOCH); 90; Springfield IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-12-24; fch SCHIERSCHWITZ, Adelia (HAEUBER); 94; Centralia IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-12-24; fch GENDE, Eva T (BAWIEC); 92; Rock Island IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-12-24; fch MOEHRS, Lena T (HELLER); 90; Waterloo IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-12-24; fch KIFFMEYER, Patsy Ann "Pat" (LARSON); 70; Chicago IL>Springdale AR; CarlyleUB (IL); 2003-12-24; fch

VAREL, Jerome A; 67; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-5-14; fch KENNETT, Gerald P; 78; Carlyle IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-5-14; fch SCHULTE, Dorothy M (BEAN); 80; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-5-14; fch WELTIG, Alberta M (DILLINGBERGER) [OSTERHAGE]; 83; Red Bud IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-5-14; fch McCLINE, Billy B; 21; Carlyle IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-5-14; fch GOMILLA, Bryan J "Doc"; 81; Carroll Co MS>Greenville IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-5-14; fch CLARK, William O Sr; 80; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-5-14; fch ROBERTSON, Martha Ann (SAATHOFF); 56; Breese IL>Austin TX; CarlyleUB (IL); 2003-5-14; fch HODAPP, Leona E miss; 66; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-5-21; fch ORTMANN, Frank A; 80; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-5-21; fch DETMER, Joseph B; 77; Trenton IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-5-21; fch RUETER, Edward H; 81; New Minden IL>St Louis MO; CarlyleUB (IL); 2003-5-21; fch WHERITT, Robert J; 61; Marion IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-5-21; fch MUSKOPF, Patricia L (FAUKE); 54; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-5-21; fch EULBERG, Cornelia C miss; 97; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-6-25; fch STEINKAMP, Ester (NEHRT); 82; Carlyle IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-6-25; fch DAVIES, William; 77; Centralia IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-6-25; fch SCHULTE, Edward J; 91; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-6-25; fch DANIELS, Mildred L (LAUX); 92; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-6-25; fch LOEPKER, Wilhelmina M "Minnie" (PINGSTERHAUS); 93; Carlyle IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-6-25; fch SCHALLER, Cora M (BROYLES); 89; Howell Co MO>Carlyle IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-6-25; fch CRYDER, John P; 88; Aviston IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-6-25; fch OWENS, Lillie (WOODS); 94; McCall Creek MS>Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-6-25; fch ALBERTERNST, Luetta E (SEEFELDT); 77; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-6-25; fch DUMSTORFF, Catherine B (KOOPMANN); 88; Aviston IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-7-2; fch BURRIS, Delbert D; 73; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-7-2; fch FISHER, Darlene A (DRESCH); 65; Boulder IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-7-2; fch HUGHES, Lola (ALLEN) [KRAMER]; 97; Decatur IL>San Antonio TX; CarlyleUB (IL); 2003-7-2; fch HAGEN, Virgil J Sr; 75; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-7-2; fch SODKO, Marie (NIX); 84; Carlyle IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-7-2; fch BRANDMEYER, Joseph B "Joe"; 82; Maryville IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-7-9; fch LEE, Marilyn D (FEARNOW); 72; Russiaville IN>Paducah KY; CarlyleUB (IL); 2003-7-9; fch BACHER, Winiferd M "Boots" (BOLLINGER); 91; Glen Allen MO>Highland IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-7-9; fch KENNEDY, Margarett Ann (COLE); 88; Elgin IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-7-9; fch KOHEN, Bernadine miss; 92; Aviston IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-7-9; fch RANZ, Eleanor M (SCHEEL); 80; Arnprior ON/CAN>St Louis MO; CarlyleUB (IL); 2003-7-9; fch KLEIN, Aaron S; 63; Trenton IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-7-9; fch KUCZKA, Paul A; 36; Dayton OH>Alton IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-7-9; fch BAEHR, Leroy P; 90; New Baden IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-7-9; fch SNIDER, Alvena C (GRIFFIN) [KRECH]; 89; St Louis MO>Greenville IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-7-9; fch O'BRIEN, Robert F; 82; Breese IL>South Bend IN; CarlyleUB (IL); 2003-7-9; fch KAMPWERTH, Lawrence A "Turk"; 64; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-7-16; fch KOHRMANN, Elizabeth M "Elsie" (THEISING); 81; Bartelso IL>St Louis MO; CarlyleUB (IL); 2003-7-16; fch SCHULTE, Lloyd W; 80; Carlyle IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-7-16; fch HEIMANN, Greg Alan; 19; Bond Co IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-7-16; fch SCHNIERS, Christine A (WEHLAGE); 91; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-7-16; fch PRYOR, Stanley W; 65; Springfield IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-7-16; fch HAAS, Lucille M (BUGGER); 93; Aviston IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-7-16; fch CLARK, Mae (HALLAM); 92; Tamalco IL>San Diego CA; CarlyleUB (IL); 2003-7-23; fch PILLE, Frances M (HEIDEMANN); 94; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-7-23; fch MICHAEL, Elmer H "Bud"; 72; Carlyle IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-7-23; fch BIESK, Veronica C "Kitty" (DUST) [JOHNSON]; 85; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-7-23; fch KREKE, Paul H; 73; New Baden IL>St Louis MO; CarlyleUB (IL); 2003-7-23; fch KANTER, Lydia Kay (KERWIN); 58; Pawnee IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-7-23; fch SIMONOFF, Ruth Ann (PEEK); 71; Carlyle IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-7-23; fch CHOMA, Peter L "Pete"; 78; Darien CT>Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-7-30; fch ZACHRY, Gladys L (JOHNSON); 93; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-7-30; fch SELLERS, Brenden; 0; Clayton MO>Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-7-30; fch SOHN, Ruth Marie miss; 80; Urbana IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-7-30; fch SCHRAGE, Verena M (WIEGMAN); 74; Bond Co IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-7-30; fch PAYNE, Mary Jane (THORNTON); 77; Lafayette IN>Normal IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-7-30; fch CARDENAS, Maria Ann; 0; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-8-6; fch HUEY, Gertrude miss; 89; Carlyle IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-8-6; fch HUNTINGTON, Tommie Mae (POWELL); 92; Selma AL>St Louis MO; CarlyleUB (IL); 2003-8-6; fch SCHULTZ, Phyllis J (RUTH); 61; Trenton IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-8-6; fch STERKES, John D; 70; Greenville IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-8-6; fch TIMMERMANN, Matthew G "Hammer"; 61; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-8-6; fch GEOFFRAY, Arthur L; 78; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-8-13; fch HITES, Walter G; 64; Conneautville PA>Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-8-13; fch HENNEY, Sheila R (WHITE) [REGAL]; 52; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-8-13; fch MEYER, Carl P; 86; Hoyleton IL>Farmington MO; CarlyleUB (IL); 2003-8-13; fch DIEKMANN, Lavern "Shorty"; 65; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-8-13; fch LITTEKEN, Augusta A (HASELHORST); 83; Highland IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-8-20; fch WILKEN, Dorothy E (DEITERS); 78; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-8-20; fch GEOFFRAY, Arthur L; 78; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-8-20; fch STEINMANN, Robert W; 78; St Louis MO; CarlyleUB (IL); 2003-8-27; fch BUKOWSKI, William C; 74; Decatur IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-8-27; fch NORDMANN, Frank J; 93; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-8-27; fch HOLTHAUS, Antoinette B (MENSING); 89; Carlyle IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-8-27; fch RATERMANN, Dorothy A (BECKMANN); 59; Breese IL>Springfield MO; CarlyleUB (IL); 2003-8-27; fch KUHL, Urban B Msgr; 84; Breese IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-8-27; fch HAMMEL, Anna Mae (ZIEREN); 78; Carlyle IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-8-27; fch HAAS, Richard L; 77; Highland IL; CarlyleUB; 2003-8-27; fch

Union Banner, Carlyle, IL, Jan 1, 2003, Page 2a/Col 3-4 Albin J. Goestenkors, 94 Albin J. Goestenkors of Wildwood, Mo., brother of Alma Schrage of Carlyle, died on Monday, Dec. 23rd, 2002, at Bethesda Meadow, Ellisville, Mo., at 94 years of age. Mr. Goestenkors was born Feb. 23rd, 1908, in St. Louis, the son of Stephen and Anna Poettker Goestenkors. On April 15th, 1936, at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Pierron, he married Valeria J. "Fay" Potthast, and she died Sept. 30th, 1993. He is survived by two daughters, Helen Ann Phillips of Arlington, Va., and Mary Ellen Watson of Wildwood, Mo.; one son, David F. Goestenkors of Stockton, Mo.; seven grandchildren and several great-grandchildren; and two sisters, Alma Schrage of Carlyle and Martha Wolfersberger of Mascoutah. Preceding him in death, besides his parents and his wife, were a son, Denis W. Goestenkors, who died Jan. 14th, 1989; a sister, Betha Schulte; and four brothers, William F., Vincent, Frank, and Edward Goestenkors. Mr. Goestenkors was born and raised at St. Rose and in 1940 moved north of Pierron to farm. In 1994 he moved to his daughter's at Wildwood, Mo. Funeral services were held on Saturday, Dec. 28th, at 10 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Pierron, with Msgr. Paul W. Sheridan, pastor, officiating. Interment followed in Calvary Cemetery in Pierron. Spengel-Boulanger Funeral Home in Highland was in charge of arrangements. This information, is for research purposes only, and is not to be posted or diffused on any website or by email without the specific permission of the newspaper, except for research purposes.

Union Banner, Carlyle, IL, Jan 29, 2003, Page 2a/Col 3-4 Robert H. Thoele, 61 Robert H. Thoele, 61, of New Baden died on Thursday, Jan. 23rd, 2003, at his home. He was born on Dec. 18th, 1941, in New Baden, the son of William G, and Annie J. Frerker Thoele Sr. In addition to his mother, he is survived by a brother, William Thoele Jr. of New Baden; and a sister, Lucille Koontz, also of New Baden. Mr. Thoele retired from Wilbert Vault Co. in New Baden in March 2001. He was a member of Teamsters Local 50 and a veteran of the U.S. Army. He also was a member of St. George Church in New Baden where his funeral service was held on Saturday, Jan. 25th, with Monsignor James Blazine and the Rev. Don Blaes officiating. Hempen Funeral Home in New Baden handled the arrangements. Interment was in Resurrection Cemetery in New Baden. This information, is for research purposes only, and is not to be posted or diffused on any website or by email without the specific permission of the newspaper, except for research purposes.

Union Banner, Carlyle, IL, Feb 26, 2003, Page 2a/Col 3-4 Anthony J. Strieker, 75 Anthony J. "Bud" Strieker, 75, of Aviston died Wednesday, Feb. 19th, 2003, at St. Joseph's Hospital in Breese. Mr. Strieker was born June 25th, 1927, in Sugar Creek Township in Clinton County, the son of Anton and Rosa Zurliene Strieker. On Oct. 28th, 1953, in St. Rose, he married Mary Ann Thole, and she survives. He is survived by five sons, Joe Strieker of Collinsville, Philip Strieker, Brian Strieker, and Roger Strieker, all of Aviston, and Clifford Strieker of Jackson, Mo.; three daughters, Barbara DeNeve of Paducah, Ky., Betty Strieker of St. Peters, Mo., and Cindy Rabideau of Auburn. Also surviving are seven grandchildren and three step-grandchildren; a brother, Alphonse Strieker of Aviston; and two sisters, Lucille Mersinger of Troy and Bernadette Frey of Aviston. He was preceded in death by his parents; a brother, Ferdinand H. "Ferd" Strieker; two sisters, Dorothy Holtkamp and Christine Strieker in infancy. Mr. Strieker was a retired farmer. He was a U.S. Army veteran and a member of St. Francis Church in Aviston, Aviston Knights of Columbus Council 11110, and the Clinton County Farm Bureau. Services were held on Saturday, Feb. 22nd, at St. Francis Church in Aviston with the Rev. Chuck Tuttle officiating. Interment was in St. Francis Cemetery. This information, is for research purposes only, and is not to be posted or diffused on any website or by email without the specific permission of the newspaper, except for research purposes.

Union Banner, Carlyle, IL, Feb 26, 2003, Page 2a/Col 3 Gladys J. Von Hatten, 76 Funeral services for Gladys J. Von Hatten of Carlyle were conducted today (Wednesday), Feb. 26th, 2003, at 10:30 a.m. at First United Methodist Church in Carlyle, with Rev. Steve Goodin officiating. Mrs. Von Hatten died Monday, Feb. 24th, 2003, at St. Joseph's Hospital in Breese, at the age of 76. She was born in Irishtown Township on Jan. 19th, 1927, a daughter of Charles N. and Edna Kile Fisher. On Oct. 23rd, 1951, at St. Teresa Church in Marydale, she married Urban Von Hatten, and he preceded her in death on October 2nd, 2000. Survivors include one sister, Margaret Hodapp of Collinsville, and nieces and nephews. Preceding her in death were her parents and her husband, Urban. Gladys was a secretary and bookkeeper for Carlyle Community School District for 31 years and, prior to that, held other secretarial positions in Carlyle. She was very active in the First United Methodist Church in Carlyle and held several positions on the church board over 30 years, in addition to serving as organist, choir director, and Sunday School teacher. Visitation was at Zieren Day Funeral Home in Carlyle. Interment was in St. Mary's Cemetery in Carlyle. This information, is for research purposes only, and is not to be posted or diffused on any website or by email without the specific permission of the newspaper, except for research purposes.

Union Banner, Carlyle, IL, Mar 5, 2003, Page 2a/Col 4 Alma A. Schrage, 97 Alma A. Schrage, 97, of St. Rose died Wednesday, Feb. 26th, 2002, at Carlyle Healthcare Center in Carlyle. She was born Nov. 26th, 1905, in St. Rose to Stephen and Anna Mary Poettker Goestenkors, both of whom preceded her in death. On Oct. 19th, 1927, at Immaculate Conception Church in Pierron, she married William H. "Bill" Schrage, and he died Sept. 16th, 1986. Survivors include two sons, William F. Schrage of Greenville and Linus Schrage of Chicago; four daughters, Anna Jean Kampwerth of St. Rose, Patricia Vonder Haar of Greenville, Sr. Mary Jane Schrage ASC and Victoria Book, both of Belleville; 23 grandchildren and 55 great-grandchildren; and a sister, Martha Wolfersberger of Mascoutah. Preceding her in death, in addition to her parents and her husband, were two sons, Dennis and Roger Schrage; five brothers, Frank, Vincent, William, Edward, and Albin Goestenkors; and two sisters, Alvina Goestenkors and Bertha Schulte. Mrs. Schrage was a homemaker. She was a member of St. Rose Church and Altar Sodality, St. Rose Development Club, Charter member of Mater Dei Foundation and Catholic Fraternal Life. Her funeral Mass was held at St. Rose Catholic Church on Saturday, March 1st, 2003, at 11 a.m., with Fr. Edward Schaefer officiating. Interment was in St. Rose Cemetery. Visitation was at Moss Funeral Home in Breese, who handled the arrangements. This information, is for research purposes only, and is not to be posted or diffused on any website or by email without the specific permission of the newspaper, except for research purposes.

Union Banner, Carlyle, IL, Mar 12, 2003, Page 2a/Col 4 Vincent C. Luebbers, 84 Vincent 'Vince' C. Luebbers of Beckemeyer died Saturday, March 8th, 2003, at Carlyle Healthcare Center in Carlyle at the age of 84. Mr. Luebbers was born on Nov. 3rd, 1918, in Carlyle, the son of Menard J. and Ida A. Harpstreit Luebbers. On Feb. 16th, 1999, in Marydale, he married Mae Jannett, and she survives in Beckemeyer. Also surviving are a son, Vincent W. Luebbers of Carlyle; two grandchildren and one great-grandchild; four brothers, Theodore Luebbers, Paul Luebbers, and Anthony Luebbers, all of Carlyle, Alfred Luebbers of Peoria, and Irwin ' Lou' Luebbers of Breese; and four sisters, Dorothy Diffenauer and Virginia Bryk, both of Carlyle; Ida Mae Guthrie of Centralia, and Marie Mitchell of Sparta. He was preceded in death by his parents; two sisters, Eugenia Meyer and Loretta Diffenauer; and four brothers, Menard, Earl. Adrian and Arthur Luebbers. Mr. Luebbers was a dry wall contractor for Luebbers Drywall. He was a member of Knights of Columbus Council #1382, Carlyle, Painters Union, Breese, and the Senior Citizens. He also was a member of St. Mary's Church in Carlyle, where his funeral was held at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, March 11th. 2003, with Fr. George Mauck officiating. Visitation was Frerker Funeral Home in Carlyle. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery in Carlyle. This information, is for research purposes only, and is not to be posted or diffused on any website or by email without the specific permission of the newspaper, except for research purposes.

Union Banner, Carlyle, IL, Apr 2,2003, Page 2a/Col 4-5 William H. Evans, 73 William Harry Evans of Glen Carbon died March 28th, 2003, in Anderson, Ill. He was born in Glen Carbon on Nov. ?0th, 1929, the soil of Harry and Anna Modene Evans, both of whom are deceased. Mr. Evans is survived by his wife, Jean Evans; three daughters, Tonya Evans of Glen Carbon, Katie Carver of Troy, and Judy Vogt of Ballwin, Mo.; 12 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; and two sisters, Charolette Paddock and Mitilda Landers, both of Glen Carbon. Preceding him in death were one son, Tracy Lindsey; one daughter, Betty Jean Lindsey; one sister, Edna Miller; and two brothers, Lloyd and Reese Evans. Mr. Evans was an electronic supervisor at Granite City Steel, retiring in 1992 after 40 years of service. The deceased was a U.S. Air Force veteran. He was a member of St. Thomas Episcopalian Church in Glen Carbon, the American Legion in Glen Carbon, Shriners of Carlyle; Masonic Lodge of Granite City, Eastern Star in Carlyle, and Oddfellows. He also was a Boy Scout leader in Carlyle, a member of Good Sam Camping Club and of United Steel Workers of America Local 68. Funeral services were held on Sunday, March 30th, at 7:30 p.m. at Irwin Chapel in Glen Carbon, with Fr. William Davis officiating. Burial was in Grantfork Cemetery. This information, is for research purposes only, and is not to be posted or diffused on any website or by email without the specific permission of the newspaper, except for research purposes.

Union Banner, Carlyle, IL, Apr 9, 2003, Page 2a/Col 2-3 Villanova M. Hodapp, 86 Funeral services for Villanova M. "Nova" Hodapp of Highland were held Tuesday, April 8th, 2003, at 10 a.m. at Saint Paul Catholic Church in Highland, with Rev. Fr. David L. Peters officiating. Mrs. Hodapp, 86, died Friday, April 4th, 2003, at Saint Joseph Hospital in Highland. She was born on May 28th, 1916, in Breese, the daughter of Henry and Anna Merink Eschmann. On Feb. 4th, 1942, at St. Augustine Church in Breese, she married Sylvester "Dutch" Hodapp, and he preceded her in death in April 1969. She is survived by two sons, Dennis S. Hodapp of Wichita, Kan., and Thomas L. Hodapp of Hillsboro, Mo.; two sisters, Martha Holtgrave and Florence Kressig, both of Breese; two grandchildren and one great-grandchild; two step-grandchildren and two step-great-grandchildren. Preceding her in death, in addition to her parents and husband, were one son, Kevin Hodapp; one brother, Victor Eschmann; and one sister, Clara Pullmann. Mrs. Hodapp was born in Breese and lived there until her marriage, then moved to Beckemeyer. After the death of her son Kevin she moved to Highland in 1971. From 1971 until retirement in 1983 she was employed in the housekeeping department of St. Joseph Hospital of Highland. She was a member of St. Paul Catholic Church, Highland, St. Ann Altar Society, Daughters of Isabella, Sacred Heart Circle #237, Highland, funeral choir of St. Paul and Joy Singers of Highland, and Happy Kitchen Kids of Highland. This information, is for research purposes only, and is not to be posted or diffused on any website or by email without the specific permission of the newspaper, except for research purposes.

Union Banner, Carlyle, IL, Apr 23, 2003, Page 3a/Col 3-4 Alvina Voss, 86 Alvina M. Voss, 86, of Breese died Sunday, April 20th, 2003, at the Carlyle Healthcare Center in Carlyle. She was born on Jan. 22nd, 1917, in Breese, a daughter of Henry S. and Catherine Feltrop Ratermann, both of whom preceded her in death. On Oct. 9th, 1944, at St. Dominic Church in Breese, she married Victor Voss, and he preceded her in death on Feb. 28th, 1997. Mrs. Voss is survived by three sons, Kenneth Voss and Roger Voss, both of Breese, and Kevin Voss of O'Fallon; two daughters, Marie Estes of Hampton Cove, Ala., and Sharon Barnett of Highland; 15 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Also surviving are three brothers, Richard Ratermann, Henry "Bud" Ratermann, and Jerry Ratermann, all of Breese; and two sisters, Florentine Ripperda of Trenton and Olivia Landemann of Highland. Mrs. Voss was a homemaker. She also was a member of St. Dominic Catholic Church in Breese, where funeral services will be held 'at 10 a.m. on Thursday, April 24th, with the Rev. Patrick Peter officiating. Interment will be at St. Dominic-St. Augustine Cemetery in Breese. Friends may call at Moss Funeral Home in Breese from 4 to 9 p.m. today, Wednesday, April 23rd, and from 8 to 9:45 a.m. Thursday. This information, is for research purposes only, and is not to be posted or diffused on any website or by email without the specific permission of the newspaper, except for research purposes.

I am hoping to find info on the Joseph Etter family of Clinton. They show up on the census 1860, moving to St. Louis 1866. Menard (Meinrad) Etter family(Joseph's brother/cousin?) Also Franciska Muller (Joseph Etter's wife) and Jacob Gotfried Muller (her brother?). Possibly her parents Johann Baptist and Fransiska Muller buried in St. Mary's cemetery. Thank you JoAnn Etter Garza

Union Banner, Carlyle, IL, May 14, 2008, Page 3a/Col 1-2 Kenneth L. Kious February 4, 1936 - May 11, 2008 Kenneth L. Kious, 72, of Keyesport, died Sunday, May 11, 2008, at his daughters home, south of Mulberry Grove. He was born February 4, 1936, in Bond County, the son of Loren and Ruth (Dwyer) Kious. He married Naomi Maxine Massey on September 11, 1955, and they later divorced. He is survived by his children, Marietta (Vance D.) Harrelson of Helena, Ala., Patrick Kious of Pocahontas, Andy Kious of King George, Va., Angela (Keith) Belcher of Vandalia, Harry Carl "Butch" Kious of California, Md., Nancy King of Omaha, Neb., Linda (Kent) Goodin of Mullbery Grove; brothers and sisters, Jerry Lee Kious of Mullberry Grove, Robert Neal Kious, Sandra Sue Zera of Columbia, Betty Ann Walker of Vandalia, Harry Carl "Butch" Kious of Marion and Patrick Dewitt Kious of Gaineville; 18 grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by four brothers, Ward Lester Kious, Cecil Paul Kious, David Gene Kious and Loren Jasper Kious Jr.; and one great-grandson. He grew up in the Smithboro area and graduated from Mulberry Grove High School. He served in the U.S. Air Force. He has resided in Keyesport for the last year and lived in Greenville before that. He was a member of the Keyesport American Legion Post #1994. Funeral services will be held Thursday, May 15, at 1 p.m. at the Young Funeral Home in Mulberry Grove with Rev. Tommy Chapman officiating. Visitation will be held Thursday, May 15, from 11 a.m. until time of the service at the Young Funeral Home in Mullberry Grove, which is handling the arrangements. This information, is for research purposes only, and is not to be posted or diffused on any website or by email without the specific permission of the newspaper, except for research purposes.

Union Banner, Carlyle, IL, May 14, 2008, Page 3a/Col 1-2 Lorene M. Rehkemper May 9, 2008 Lorene M. Rehkemper of St. Rose, died Friday, May 9, 2008, at Anderson Hospital in Maryville. She was born near Aviston, a daughter of Theodore and Helena (Wolters) Frohn. She married Jerome Rehkemper on May 19, 1953, at St. Francis Catholic Church in Aviston and he survives in St. Rose. In addition to her husband, she is survived by a son, Michael Rehkemper and wife Sandy of New Baden; three grandchildren, Brad Rehkemper, Tricia Rehkemper and Karlee Rehkemper; two sisters, Dorothy Thole and Pauline Thuenemann and husband Vincent "Van" all of Highland; brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, Joan Frohn of Aviston, Paul and Jeanette Rehkemper, Eugene and Lorene Rehkemper, all of St. Rose, Francis and Rose Rehkemper of Breese and Thomas and Rita Rehkemper of St. Louis, Mo. She was preceded in death by her parents, a brother, Charles Frohn; her father-in-law and mother-in-law, Frank and Rosa (Hoh) Rehkemper; and a brother-in-law, Joseph Thole. She operated Rehkemper Tile and Floor in St. Rose for 35 years and with her husband operated Rehkemper and Son Building Components also in St. Rose. She was a member of St. Rose Catholic Church and Ladies Sodality in St. Rose and the St. Rose Development Club. A funeral mass of Christian Burial was elebrated at 2 p.m. Monday, May 12, at St. Rose Catholic Church in St. Rose with Rev. Ed Schaefer officiating. Burial followed at St. Rose Cemetery in St. Rose. Hempen Funeral Home in Breese handled the arrangements. This information, is for research purposes only, and is not to be posted or diffused on any website or by email without the specific permission of the newspaper, except for research purposes.

Diane Thank you so much for the interesting reply. I am glad this is one of your favorite topics. I knew and still no nothing about these Land Warrants but by the time I get through all you sent me to look and I should hope I know something. I can see that is not a 15 min lookup, and since I am still on Dial UP it will probable be a long day to get to all the information you sent. I hope I can mail you if I get "stuck". Again thank you very much for your reply. Peace & Prayers Kate -----Original Message----- From: ilclinto-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:ilclinto-bounces@rootsweb.com]On Behalf Of Diane Walsh Sent: Sunday, May 25, 2008 12:21 AM To: ilclinto@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ILCLINTO] U S War Bounty Land Warrants One of my favorite topics - land and pensions and bounty land for Rev War through various Indian Wars. [for Civil War and later, only pensions were given, not land] Bounty land *warrants* were issued to men who served in various ranks for varying periods of time, The last bounty land act was passed 1855. To get the 'award' [warrant] one had to meet the specs and file the bounty land warrant **application** papers If approved, the warrant [and sometimes script] was issued. This is what you have. Next the land had to be surveyed and located. Before 1852 warrants were not assignable - after that date the land could be assisgned or sold (which many were). People were locating their lands even into the early 1900s! Your warrant is dated 1806 - the warrant should state the ACT under which it was issued [could be 1806 and would be for Rev War] but if not, look for this on the Warrant, plus the number of acres. This info is what you need to order the actual **surrendered warrant** in Record Group 49 in Gen. Land Office. Surrendered warrants are important because the back side would show if an original awardee signed over the warrant to the man who then located the land. If in fact Jack B T Edmonds son of Captain Thomas Edmonds was the original claimant, then the bounty land warrant **application** file should provide some wonderful genealogical data. It might be for Rev War service - an Act of 1806 was passed for this and heirs could claim for the soldier many years after the fact You can order two files from the National Archives based on warrants issued. 1. Form 84 for **surrendered bounty land warrant** --send to National Archives (online order fastest) http://www.archives.gov/forms/pdf/natf-84.pdf 2. Record Group 15 Records of Veterans Admin - bounty land warrant **application** -- if for Rev War, all are filmed on M804 and apparently Footnote.com has these films imaged and online (so quickest). HeritageQuest has M805 online but these are only *select* records, not the entire package. --or send request to the National Archives Explore this http://archives.gov/research/order/ YOu willget to this page http://archives.gov/veterans/military-service-records/pre-ww-1-records.html and in the yellow box Military Pension/Bounty Land Warrant Applications Form 85 - order Number 3 - the complete file. Diane > -----Original Message----- > From: Kate Rogers <fortyonesteps@worldnet.att.net> >> Sent: Thu, 22 May 2008 4:59 pm > Subject: [ILCLINTO] U S War Bounty Land Warrants > > Can someone help me? > found the U S WAR BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS on the site open for this > weekend. > have a #997 that I really want to know more about also would like to > know > ore on # 35448 and 674. > hat I printed for 997 just gives name and the amount of entitlement. > It > oes not give a location. Just "to be located, agreeably to said act, > on any > nlocated parts of the fifty quarter townships, and the fractional > quarter > ownships, reserved by law for original holders of military > warrants." > ow do I find where the land that Jack B T Edmonds son of Captain > Thomas > dmonds got or settled on. This 997 is dated April 1806. > I will appreciate any help that anyone can send me. > Peace & Prayers > Kate > > ------------------------------ > o unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > ILCLINTO-request@rootsweb.com > ith the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the > body of > he message > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > ILCLINTO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without > the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ILCLINTO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Dorothy Thanks so much for the reply, I will check these out. Also I am forwarding to you next a mail I got from Diane Walsh. I don't know if this was sent just to the site or me? It gives a lot of specific information. Maybe if someone else inquires you can send the information from both or post this on the site for searches. Peace & Prayers Kate -----Original Message----- From: ilclinto-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:ilclinto-bounces@rootsweb.com]On Behalf Of Dorothy Falk Sent: Saturday, May 24, 2008 11:03 PM To: ilclinto@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ILCLINTO] U S War Bounty Land Warrants I used my "Searcher" to find a definition and it gave me five pages of hits. One link took me to an ancestry page, I certainly got more than I expected for a definition. Source Information: Ancestry.com. U.S. War Bounty Land Warrants, 1789-1858 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2007. Original data: U.S. Revolutionary War Bounty Land Warrants Used in the U.S. Military District of Ohio and Relating Papers (Acts of 1788, 1803, and 1806), 1788-1806; (National Archives Microfilm Publication M829, 16 rolls); Records of the Bureau of Land Management, Record Group 49; National Archives, Washington, D.C. War of 1812 Military Bounty Land Warrants, 1815-1858; (National Archives Microfilm Publication M848, 14 rolls); Records of the Bureau of Land Management, Record Group 49; National Archives, Washington, D.C. About U.S. War Bounty Land Warrants, 1789-1858 This database contains bounty land warrants issued to veterans of the U.S. Revolutionary War between 1789 and 1833, and to veterans of the War of 1812 between 1815 and 1858. It also contains some related papers of the Revolutionary War warrants that date to as late as 1880. Bounty land warrants were certificates given to eligible veterans granting them rights to free land on the public domain. For more information about this database, click here. This database contains bounty land warrants issued to veterans of the U.S. Revolutionary War between 1789 and 1833, and to veterans of the War of 1812 between 1815 and 1858. It also contains some related papers of the Revolutionary War warrants that date to as late as 1880. Bounty land warrants were certificates given to eligible veterans granting them rights to free land on the public domain. Historical Background: During the Revolutionary War the Continental Congress promised bounty land as an inducement to military service. For this war and other wars in which the United States engaged during the years 1812-1855, the issuance of bounty land warrants to veterans or their heirs as a form of reward for service was continued. The Acts: The warrants for Revolutionary War service were issued under acts of July 9, 1788, March 3, 1803, and April 15, 1806. The 1788 act gave free land in the public domain to officers and soldiers who continued to serve during the Revolutionary War or, if they were killed, to their representatives or heirs. The resolution provided that a private or noncommissioned officer would be entitled to 100 acres of bounty land, an ensign to 150 acres, a lieutenant to 200 acres, a captain to 300 acres, a major to 400 acres, a lieutenant colonel to 450 acres, a colonel to 500 acres, a brigadier general to 850 acres, and a major general to 1,100 acres. A 4,000 square mile tract was located in the Northwest Territory and was set aside for these land warrants. This area came to be known as the U.S. Military District of Ohio. Originally the lands in this district were to be distributed by January 1, 1800. By the end of 1802 about 14,000 warrants had been issued. However, additional time was needed to locate warrants and to grant warrants to soldiers with late applications or uncompleted claims. Congress passed the act of 1803, which was later amended by the act of 1806, to extend the time limit. The first series of warrants for War of 1812 service were issued under acts of December 24, 1811, January 11, 1812, and May 6, 1812, in which Congress provided that noncommissioned officers and soldiers serving for 5 years (unless discharged sooner), or their heirs, would be entitled to 160 acres of land from the public domain in partial compensation for their military service. Six million acres of land in the Territories of Michigan, Illinois, and Louisiana were set aside for this purpose. The second series resulted from an act of December 10, 1814, by which Congress doubled the acreage offered to soldiers enlisting after that date. Warrants issued under the act were called Double Bounty Warrants. About the Revolutionary War Warrants: The first series includes warrants issued under the act of July 9, 1788 (numbered 1-14220). Most of the warrants from 1-6912 in this first series were destroyed during the War Department fires in 1800 and 1814. Beginning with warrant 6913, most of the actual warrants are intact. Those that are missing are presumed to be lost or not surrendered by the veteran or his heirs. The second series comprises warrants issued under the acts of March 3, 1803, and April 15, 1806. The warrants are numbered from 1-272 under the act of 1803, and continue from 273-2119 under the act of 1806. A series of 18 additional warrants issued under later acts is also included. Warrants usually contain the following information: Date of issuance Name and rank of veteran State from which enlisted Name of heir or assignee, if applicable Note: Warrants issued at this time were assignable and were often sold by the veteran on the open market. When this was done a notation on the reverse of the warrant indicates subsequent transfers of ownership from the veteran to heirs or assignees. About the War of 1812 Warrants: The majority of the records for the War of 1812 are of original warrants. Warrants 1-2519 under the act of 1812, and warrants 1-79 under the act of 1814 were detached from the original volumes. For these warrant numbers, the warrant stub is provided in place of the original warrant. Also, the location of warrants 27116-28085 under the act of 1812, and warrants 1077-1101 under the act of 1814 is unknown by NARA. They may have been destroyed. However, copies of warrants 27116-28085 from the Veterans Administration are available on microfilmed prior their misplacement and are included in this database. Warrants usually contain the following information: Name of veteran Rank on discharge from service Company, regiment, and branch of service Date warrant was issued Usually the date the land was located and the page on which the location is recorded in Abstracts of Military Bounty Land Warrant Locations Warrant stubs usually include the following information: Warrant number Name, rank, and regiment of veteran Date of location and the citation from the Abstracts of Military Bounty Land Warrant Locations Note: Warrants issued for War of 1812 service could not be transferred or assigned to another person except through inheritance. Manuscript Indexes: Images of manuscript indexes created by the U.S. government for both the Revolutionary War and War of 1812 warrants are included as part of this database. The Revolutionary War warrant indexes for the first series are called "Index to the Register of Army Land Warrants" and the "Register of Army Land Warrants per Acts of 1796 and 1799." The Index to the Register contains entries arranged alphabetically by the first letter of the surname of the warrant holder who registered and located his warrant on land in the U.S. Military District of Ohio between 1799 and 1805. Entries give the warrant number, the number of acres shown on the warrant, and the page number in the register where the name of the veteran or of the warrant holder is cited. The Register of Army Land Warrants contains entries arranged chronologically by date of warrant registration from April 11, 1799, to March 20, 1805. Entries give the registration date, the name of the patentee, and the name and the service rank of the warrantee. The Revolutionary War warrant indexes for the second series (issued under the acts of 1803 and 1806) are called "Index to Revolutionary War Military Bounty Land Warrants Issued Under the Acts of 1803 and 1806" and the "Register of Military Land Warrants Presented at the Treasury for Locating and Patenting, 1804-1835." Entries in the Index to Land Warrants usually indicate the veteran's name, warrant number, and the act under which the warrant was issued, and may contain a cross-reference notation to the scrip application number. Entries in the Register of Military Land Warrants are arranged chronologically by date of warrant registration, 1804-1835. Each entry provides the registration date, the name of the person presenting the warrant for registration, the warrant number; the name and the service rank of the warrantee; the number of acres shown on the warrant; the location of the warrant by lot, township, and range in the U.S. Military District of Ohio; the date on which a patent for the land was received; and to whom the patent was delivered. There are four manuscript indexes which apply to both series of the War of 1812 warrants. These indexes are: Alphabetical Index of Missouri Patentees - Entries arranged alphabetically by name of patentee and include date of patent, warrant number, warrantee's military rank, company in which served, and legal description of the land. Index of Arkansas Patentees - Entries arranged alphabetically by first letter of surname of patentee and contain GLO patent book citation, legal land description, and warrant number. Partial Index of Illinois Patentees - Only contains surnames beginning with "C" and "D". Entries include veteran's name, company, and regiment of service, warrant number, and Abstract citation. Index of Patentees Under the Act of 1842 - Entries are arranged alphabetically by first two letters of surname of patentee and include GLO patent book citation, legal land description, and warrant number. How to Use This Database: The following information has been keyed from the manuscript indexes just described and can be used to search this database in the above search template: Name of veteran/warrantee Warrant Year Warrant Number The Warrant Number has also been keyed from the actual warrant record. In most cases, performing a search through the search template will yield results with links to images of both the index and the warrant, identified by the corresponding Warrant Numbers. You may also browse this record collection and locate a particular individual by first finding them in one of the indexes and then using the Warrant Number and other information listed in the index to locate them in the appropriate set of warrant records. Not all individuals who were granted military land warrants will be found in this collection. Warrants that were never surrendered by the veterans, their heirs, or assignees are not included in these records. Abbreviations and Translations: The following abbreviations and latin words may be found in these records: et = and et al = and others hr = heir hrs = heirs ux = wife uxor = wife *Description information taken from the following sources. For more information on these record collections, please consult these two references. U.S. Revolutionary War Bounty Land Warrants Used in the U.S. Military District of Ohio and Related Papers (Acts of 1788, 1803, 1806), NARA Descriptive Pamphlet, M829. Washington, D.C.: National Archives, 1972. War of 1812 Military Bounty Land Warrants 1815-1858, NARA Descriptive Pamphlet, M848. Washington, D.C.: National Archives, 1975. Please choose a war: To browse images, click on a link below. A subsequent screen will allow you to select a surname letter or a manuscript number. Revolutionary War War of 1812 -----Original Message----- From: ilclinto-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:ilclinto-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Frank B. Klostermann Sent: Saturday, May 24, 2008 11:37 PM To: ilclinto@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ILCLINTO] U S War Bounty Land Warrants I believe these were for earlier wars, like the Am. Rev. War, War of 1812, and in Illinois, the Black Hawk Indian War (possibly). Civil War had pensions for widows, etc.. Civil War Pension Records are the best way to find out details of Union Civil War Soldiers. ----- Original Message ----- From: <polkamood@aol.com> To: <ilclinto@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, May 24, 2008 7:29 PM Subject: Re: [ILCLINTO] U S War Bounty Land Warrants > were these for Civil War soldiers? I had never heard of this...thanks, > Laverne Moody, CA > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Kate Rogers <fortyonesteps@worldnet.att.net> > To: ILCLINTO-L@rootsweb. com <ILCLINTO-L@rootsweb.com>; Ilclinto@Rootsweb. > Com <ilclinto@rootsweb.co Sent: Thu, 22 May 2008 4:59 pm > Subject: [ILCLINTO] U S War Bounty Land Warrants > > > > Can someone help me? > found the U S WAR BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS on the site open for this weekend. > have a #997 that I really want to know more about also would like to know > ore on # 35448 and 674. > hat I printed for 997 just gives name and the amount of entitlement. It > oes not give a location. Just "to be located, agreeably to said act, on > any > nlocated parts of the fifty quarter townships, and the fractional quarter > ownships, reserved by law for original holders of military warrants." > ow do I find where the land that Jack B T Edmonds son of Captain Thomas > dmonds got or settled on. This 997 is dated April 1806. > I will appreciate any help that anyone can send me. > Peace & Prayers > Kate > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ILCLINTO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Union Banner, Carlyle, IL, Mar 17, 1999, Page 2a/Col Clara Reagan, 89 Carlyle resident Mrs. Clara "Pug" Reagan died at St. Joseph's Hospital in Breese on March 10th, 1999, at the age of 89 years. Born in Irishtown township on Dec. 31st, 1909, she was a daughter of William and Fannie Perine Stephenson. In 1943, in San Antonio. Tex., she married Bert E. Reagan. He died Dec. 8th, 1988. A sister, Margaret Orrell of Carlyle and nieces and nephews survive. She was preceded in death by a sister, Micha A. Braun. Mrs. Reagan had been employed at Moran Shoe Factory in Carlyle for over 30 years. She was a past president of the Carlyle American Legion Auxiliary. She was also a member of the First United Methodist Church in Carlyle. Graveside services were held at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 13th, at Carlyle cemetery. Frerker Funeral Home in Carlyle was in charge of arrangements. This information, is for research purposes only, and is not to be posted or diffused on any website or by email without the specific permission of the newspaper, except for research purposes.

Union Banner, Carlyle, IL, Mar 31, 1999, Page 2a/Col 3-4 Pauline Lampe, 92 Breese resident Mrs. Pauline Lampe died March 24th, 1999, at Caring First Nursing Home in Breese. She was 92 years of age. Born in Albers on Feb. 3rd, 1907, she was a daughter of John and Mary Arentsen Eilermann. On May 30th, 1934, in Albers, she married Bernard A. Lampe. He died Sept. 7th, 1982. Five sons, James Lampe of Germantown, Jerry, Richard, Dan and Paul Lampe, all of Breese; one step-daughter, Mrs. Delores Spees of Richwoods, Mo.; 20 grandchildren; 36 great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren. Also, three brothers, Herb Eilermann of Highland and Arnold and Edmund Eilermann of St. Louis and three sisters, Mrs. Frances Langenhorst of Germantown, Mrs. Estelle Bonczek of St. Louis and Mrs. Lucille Billhartz orf Belleville. Mrs. Lampe was a member of St. Augustine's Church in Breese and Ladies Sodality of the Church. She also was a member of St. Joseph's Hospital Auxiliary and Breese Senior Citizens. Rev. Steven Poole officiated at services held at 1 p.m. Saturday, March 27th, at St, Augustine's. Burial followed in St. Dominic/St. Augustine's cemetery in Breese. Visitation was at the Hempen Funeral Home in Breese. This information, is for research purposes only, and is not to be posted or diffused on any website or by email without the specific permission of the newspaper, except for research purposes.

Union Banner, Carlyle, IL, Apr 21, 1999, Page 2a/Col 4 Edward Kohrmann, 79 Life-long Bartelso businessman Edward H. "Fritz" Kohrmann died at St. Joseph's Hospital in Breese on Monday, April 19th, 1999, at the age of 79 years. Born in Bartelso on March 11th, 1920, he was a son of Edward and Emma Hollenkamp Kohrmann. On May 30th, 1945, in Bartelso, he married Elizabeth "Elsie" Theising, and she survives. Other survivors include three sons, Ron Kohrmann and James Kohrmann of Bartelso and Mike Kohrmann of Brownsburg, Ind.; seven grandchildren and three geat-grandchildren; six brothers, Virgil Kohrmann of Carlyle, Victor and Joseph Kohrmann of Germantown and Robert and Ralph Kohrmann of Bartelso and one sister, Mrs. Marcella Kohnen of Germantown. Two brothers, Louis and Richard Kohrmann, preceded him in death. Mr. Kohrmann was owner and founder of Kohrmann Electric in Bartelso, which has been in business for over 48 years. A veteran of World War II, he was a member and past commander of Bartelso American Legion; member of the Bartelso Catholic War Veterans; member of District 23 Past Commander's Club and member of Carlyle VFW. Also of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Union Local 702 and National Electrical Contractor's Association. Rev. Ted Baumann will officiate at services at St. Cecilia's Church in Bartelso at 1:30 p.m. Thursday, April 22nd. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. Visitation is at the Moss Funeral Home in Germantown from 4 to 9 p.m. today (Wednesday) and from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m Thursday. This information, is for research purposes only, and is not to be posted or diffused on any website or by email without the specific permission of the newspaper, except for research purposes.

Union Banner, Carlyle, IL, Sep 22, 1999, Page 2a/Col 3-4 Lucinda Landolt, 85 Former Breese librarian Mrs. Lucinda M. Landolt died at her home in Breese on Saturday, Sept. 18th, 1999. She was 85 years old. A daughter of Torrence Harley, and Martha Blondena Clanton Tipsword, she was born in Bond county on Feb. 9th, 1914. She married Leo Landolt in St. Charles, Mo., on Oct. 17th, 1937. He died Nov. 15th, 1990. Survivors include one son, Ed L. Landolt of Breese; two daughters, Mrs. Julie Schroeder of rural Richview and Mrs. Linda Juneau of Rolla, Mo.; five grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren; two brothers, Julius Tipsword of Grantfork and Thomas Tipsword of Old Ripley and two sisters, Mrs. Bernice Towell of Sorento and Ms. Shirley Tipsword of Old Ripley. Mrs. Landolt had taught school for 11 years in Breese, Ramsey and Mulberry Grove. She was a member of the Fern Chapter Order of the Eastern Star of Sorento and National Educators Association and Illinois Teachers Association. Services were held at 1 p.m. Monday, Sept. 20th, at Donnell-Wiegand Funeral Home in Greenville with burial following in Brown cemetery near Old Ripley. This information, is for research purposes only, and is not to be posted or diffused on any website or by email without the specific permission of the newspaper, except for research purposes.