Can anyone tell me about : Joseph Murphy son of Peter Murphy/Mildred French??? I am interested in locating the name of his wife whom I believe to be Mary Polly Carlock b. abt 1818 TN she could be sibling to George Carlock b. 1820 IL Mary Polly first married Joseph Murphy 3-2-1834. 2nd John Stoner 3-5-1854 3rd Jessie Gullett 2-4-1857 She and Joseph had the following children that I know of: Isaac b. abt. 1839 J.J. b. abt. 1840 Alfred b. abt. 1844 Joseph N. b. abt. 1847 George W. b. abt. 1849 (went by William) Thank you for any help. "E" Earliene Kaelin-- [email protected] Sponsor of Rootsweb.com County Coordinator for DeWitt County, IL. Listowner [email protected] Listowner [email protected]

Has anyone ever heard of the Brown Cemetery and if so where is it and is there a survey of this Cemetery???? I am looking for the grave of: John E. French d. 2-17-1845 Any help appreciated. Thank you. Earliene Kaelin [email protected] Sponsor of Rootsweb.com County Coordinator for DeWitt County, IL. Listowner [email protected] Listowner [email protected]

James L. Davis was b. 7/19/1819 in Switzerland Co., IN. He married Tabitha Maples on 3/6/1842. They moved to DeWitt County, IL in 1851. Both died in the early 1890s and are buried in DeWitt Co. I am looking for information on the parents and siblings of James and Tabitha. Bob Halsey [email protected] Viera, FL

Does anyone have the death date and or burial record for: Daughter of Thomas Fruit: Mary R. Fruit b. abt. 1816 KY (Where?) Married 1. George W. Cox abt. 1835 George b. abt. 1815 KY d. bef. 1859 Married 2nd. Thomas Davenport Thomas b. 1805 NC d. 8-16-1889 They were married 1-21-1859 Thank you for any help. Earliene Kaelin [email protected] Sponsor of Rootsweb.com County Coordinator for DeWitt County, IL. Listowner [email protected] Listowner [email protected]

This message from Bob did not go through so I am forwarding it. I found a picture in my Dad's scrapbook of a "Rob Van (Vairo) Fansin." It is a picture of a sailor standing in front of his ship's ring. The ring is hard to read; but, I think it says "NIS TARRAGON." Anyone related to this person please contact me. I would like to send you the picture. Bob Halsey [email protected] Viera, FL http://members.aol.com/rehfla/elihalsey/index.html Earliene Kaelin [email protected] Sponsor of Rootsweb.com County Coordinator for DeWitt County, IL. Listowner [email protected] Listowner [email protected]

I have been trying to locate a cemetery listing for my GG Grandfather that is believed to have died in either DeWitt (Waynesville) or McLean (Heyworth) counties. His name is Isiah Brown and he was born ca. 1830. Date of Death is unknown but believed to be after 1882, when his son William married my G Grandmother, Alice May Gelsthorpe. William passed away in 1941 and is buried in a cemetery around Waynesville. If anyone could help, it would be much appreciated. Kevin Haddenham Silverlake, Washington

These are a little iffy but it is hard with no dates to go by, when there are so many Mitchells First I would like to give you the 1870 Census readings: 1860 DeWitt County Jno. P. Mitchell age 29 Farmer, Merchant b. VA Elizabeth age 28 b. OH James H. age 8 b. IL Lillie age 4 b. IL 1870 DeWitt Co. Census page 35 dwelling 298 Mitchell John P. age 49 Farmer b. VA (abt. 1821) Elizabeth age 39 b. OH (nee Eliz. Gideon m/ 1/1/1849) James H. age 18 b. IL Lillie L. age 9 b. IL William G. age 7 b. IL The only Gideon Family on the 1850 that could be Elizabeth's parents is: George Gideon age 61 Farmer b. Md. Elizabeth age 58 b. VA. George shows on the 1870 with his daughter Susan, he is 83 b. Md Woodlawn Gideon, George d. 5-7-1880 91y7m( Leslie's Virginia Militia 1812) Gideon, Elizabeth wife of George d. 1-23-1864 72y5m7d Mitchell, John Payton b. 4-25-1821 Frederick VA d. Clinton, IL Dec. 24,1874 Mitchell, Mrs. J. P. d. 11-18-1903 72yrs. Mitchell James H. d. 3-6-1921 70 years 5m 29d Mitchell, Mary no dates Mrs. (E) P. Mitchell d1-4-1917 83y3m14d (bet this is G. not E) We are not finished transcribing the 1860 census but I am looking for George Gideon on that one. I will send more later as hteer are a lot of Mitchell's and Gideons but I wanted you to see this alone. I could not find a marriage for James H. but that does not mean it isn't there I just do not have it. Earliene Kaelin [email protected] Sponsor of Rootsweb.com County Coordinator for DeWitt County, IL. Listowner [email protected] Listowner [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: . [SMTP:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, January 24, 1999 12:30 PM To: [email protected] Subject: DeWitt County cemetery lookup Hi, I am looking for the graves of my gg grandfather, James H. Mitchell, and his wives, Mary J. Hamilton Mitchell and Gabriella (Jennie) Passwaters Mitchell. Mary J Mitchell died in 1883. Their children were Clara Mitchell, Chester Field Mitchell, a set of twins, who died within a month of birth, and James Richard Mitchell, who is buried in Chicago. Thank you very much for any help that you might be able to give me. Pam Mitchell [email protected]

I found a picture in my Dad's scrapbook of a "Rob Van (Vairo) Fansin." It is a picture of a sailor standing in front of his ship's ring. The ring is hard to read; but, I think it says "NIS TARRAGON." Anyone related to this person please contact me. I would like to send you the picture. Bob Halsey [email protected] Viera, FL http://members.aol.com/rehfla/elihalsey/index.html

Subject: Henderson - Kentucky to Illinois Date: Sun, 17 Jan 1999 22:30:27 -0500 From: Linda McMillen <[email protected]> To: [email protected] These Henderson's are listed on the 1870 census for DeWitt Co. If you see any connections - please let me know . I am trying to locate family connections to my Henderson family line. These are on the 1870: Anna wf age 18 b.OH enumerated with Beatty family as servant (Barnett Twsp) John Henderson wm age 22 b. KY enumerated w/Solomon Darling as laborer (Tunbridge Twsp) Henderson John wm age 45 Farmer b. KY Elizabeth wf age 16 b. IL Mary A. wf age 4 b. IL Jno. W. wm age 12 b. IL Rachel wf age 9 b. IL Leroy wm age 8 b. IL George wm age b. IL Tibbs, Catherine wf age 62 b. TN Tunbridge 1870 Henderson, Noel wm age 35 b. KY Farmer Enumerated as servant for Abram Trowbridge is: Amanda Henderson wf age 18 b. KY Linda McMillen [email protected]

Is anyone researching any of the following families? Linda McMillen [email protected] Linda Henderson Marriages in DeWitt Co. John Henderson to Laura A. Beam 10 March 1853 Mary C. Henderson to E. P. Miller 9 April 1868 Elizabeth A. Henderson to Truman Hays 19 August 1869 Martha J. Henderson to William H. Coppenbarger 5 September 1869 Anna Henderson to Timothy Dunovan 6 July 1871 John W. Henderson to Roxie A. Jones 7 September 1871 Nannie J. Henderson to Anderson Ruggles 3 March 1874 Lizzie Henderson to Benjamin E. Brothers 16 August 1874 W. H. Henderson to Martha H. Shinkle 23 December 1875 Adda Henderson to John C. Wright 20 June 1878 J. W. Henderson to Laura Wallace 17 March 1880 Joseph O. Henderson to Sarah L. Oozley 17 March 1880 Also - possible: Wm. H. Hendericks to Lucetta E. Bennett 6 Feb. 1876 William’s name if very close to the W. H. henderson who married Martha Shinkle- this could be a possible 2nd marriage. Adam Hendrickson to Elizabeth Ward 17 Sept. 1871

Went to Pekin Public Library tonite in Pekin, Tazewell Co., IL and found a book called "Illinois Centenial Farms" by Illinois Centennial Farm Heritage Association. Pub. 1986 Curtis Media Corportation. ISBN # 0-88107-060-2. On Page 123, an article by Alden L. HOUGHAM describes Hougham Hill. I hope somone finds it useful. There was a picture of the home also. "Moses Hougham emigrated from England in 1750. He and his wife Catherine settled in Wapella Township on Bucks road, coming here from Ohio with oxen team, covered wagon, and Parchment deed (still in family) signed by President Martin Van Buren. Built a small home on the homestead - now a garage. He was a Revolutionary War soldier living to be 101 years old. Their son, Moses II and wife Elizabeth, stayed on the homestead. They lost 4 children to the Cholera epidemic of 1854, kept coffins build and took the dead straight to Halsey Cemetery west of the home to prevent spreading the disease. Their son, Andrew and wife, Mary, 137 years ago built the two story house high on a bluff, overlooking Long POint Creek. The house remains much the same with hand cut sills and frame cut at Alexander Mill (which was located in the valley below, the mill made Busks Roads an important settlement; people came far and near to grind grain and cut lumber). Their son, Edwin Lee and wife Martha Parker Hougham stayed on the farm. Parents of Ferne Perry, Nellie Reynolds (by his first wife, Eva who died young), Joe and Harry Washburn (by her first husband, Eugene Washburn who also died young( and their son Norland. Ed bought heirs out at $50 per acre, some thought too much, plowed 5 acres a day with walking plow, 35 bushel average yield. Norland, too, stayed and married Malvola Hurd (direct descendant of John Alden of history ) and in 1925 built a smaller home east of the big house. Parents of Isadora Nusz (Berryington, Texas, 3 children, Alberta Chase, Glenn Nusz, Corene Mundy, 4 grandchildren), Alden Lee, World War II Veteran, farmer and Eureka Co. foreman (married Burnetta Bundy, parents of Alden Lee II, Gregory Edwin and Stacie Lea, 1 grandchild), Norland J., Jr. Wilson Township farmer and Eureka Co. employee (married Nellie Bradford, parents of Debra Colliver, Vicki Mearida, and Norman, 6 grandchildren). Norland enjoyed mushrooming, hunting, fishing, and trapping. Presently the 6th, 7th and 8th generations live on the homestead; Alden, Burnetta and 18 year old Stacie in a new home east of the smaller home, Alden Lee II (farmer and Wallace Computer employee) wife Donna Greenwood Hougham and 10 year old daughter Jessica live in the big house, Gregory (farmer and Eureka Co. employee) lives in the smaller house. Alden says the greatest chant it taxes..."I paid $3,925.00 in 1983 and Moses paid $5.48 in 1841." Also, it used to furnish a living for two families and now my sons and I have to work off the farm to make a living."

Hello Everyone I had a virus attack and have been down several days and lost a lot of information. If you have tried to contact me and have not received an answer please try again. I lost addresses and such so unless I hear from you I have no way to contact you. I am all well now and ready to get back at it. Earliene Kaelin [email protected]

Searching for info on these families in DeWitt, Co. Some in Waynesville. Thank you Vicki Collins Showers

I would like to correspond with anyone searching the Vandeventer surname from DeWitt. I am extremely interested in which Indiana County they migrated from. Thank you Earliene Kaelin [email protected]

Is anyone on the list that is researching or has information on the Runnels family circa 1820-1840 in and around DeWitt??? I am interested in both a Lucy and a John possibly siblings. John m/ Mary Davenport Lucy m/ William Dunn according to my information. Thank you for any help. Earliene Kaelin [email protected]

I just received word that my gg-grandfather, John P. North, was to have been the postmaster at Lane, Illinois. He was born in 1845. Is there a history of some sort to Lane that lists the postmasters? Thanks, and I hope you all had a wonderful Holiday Season and '99 will be the best ever. Kaylynn [email protected]

3 Articles in the Clinton Paper 11-21-1879 The Kenney Tragedy - Last week we published a notice stating that Ed and Robt. Wills, farmers living near Kenney had shot and fatally wounded one Thom. Cooley. The facts of the case as near as we can learn, are as follows: As Cooley was coming from Kenney where he had been on business, he rode up to the Wills farm, and into the bar yard. No one seems to know what his intention on doing this, but it was generally supposed that he went there to have a ditch question settled. But falling in this, he used some rough language expressing his opinion of Ed. and Robt. Wills, and then wheeled his horse and started for the gate, but one of the boys saying some thing to cause him to turn his horse and angrily start towards them, where upon one of the boys fired at him, hitting him in the face, the ball coming out from behind his ear. This was supposed to be the first shot fired. In all there was five or six wounds found on Cooley's body. The boys them selves do not seem to know what shots hit him. The brothers immediately started for the city, and placed themselves in the hands of the sheriff. The father of the boys, immediately after the tragedy sent a younger son, for one of the neighbors, Andrew Humphrey, who in the company with another neighbor, Lewis Town, procured a light and found Cooley lying between the cribs, which are located between a short lane and the house, where it is supposed he fell off of his horse. Town and Humphrey assisted Cooley to his home, which is about a half of mile west of Wills, the farmer being in Logan and later Dewitt County. Mr. Cooley lived about four hours after he was shot. His dying statement is to the effect that Ed. and Robt. Wills shot him without provocation; and that he was totally unarmed. Coroner Ewing was summoned from Lincoln on Thursday, the morning after the tragedy. The jury impaneled by him returned a verdict of "murder in the first degree." The Boys have waived an examination, and their trial come off at the December of the Circuit Court. The feeling in the vicinity where the shooting occurred is mostly against the boys. The funeral took place Friday, about 300 people attending. Death of an Old Resident - On Saturday of last week, a few hours before noon, Mr. Joseph Moore, an old resident of this city, was attacked with an apoplectic stroke, which terminated fatally on Tuesday morning about one o'clock. When found Saturday, shortly after he had taken ill, his head was lying on the hot stove, his hat having taken fire burning his hair and face. Mr. Moore was an old citizen of this city, having emigrated here about 1864-5. He was an unmarried man, his sister keeping house for him. Shooting Match - There will be a shooting match on the farm of P.H. Mills one mile west of Clinton, on Wednesday, Nov. 26, a fine lot of turkeys will be shot for. Go and get a Thanksgiving Turkey and have a good time. Have a Great Day :-) Lacinda [email protected] Page me on ICQ # 9870890 Family Tree Project http://www.geocities.com/~lacinda2 Join the Illinois Roots, Beckham, or Roth Mailing Lists http://www.geocities.com/~lacinda2/maillist.htm Post a Message in The Forum http://www.InsideTheWeb.com/messageboard/mbs.cgi?acct=mb220110

List of Births, Marriages and Deaths reported for the month of September. Following is the list of births, marriages, and deaths reported to the County Clerk for the month of September: Births Aug. 26, in Wapella, a son to Mr. and Mrs. G.W. Halsey Sept. 9, in Tunbridge Township, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Keterson Sept. 1, in Tunbridge Township, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weaver Aug. 5, , in Barnett Township, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wright Aug. 13, in Tunbridge Township, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Weaver Aug. 21, in Wilson Township, a son to Mr. and Mrs. G.W. Bell Sept. 9, in Clinton, a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Hart Sept. 5, in Clinton, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Jaquies Bryant Aug. 4, in Tunbridge Township, a son to Mr. and Mrs. James Fruit Sept. 1, in Barnett Township, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maddox July 13, in Barnett Township, a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Garrett Aug. 11, in Dewitt Township, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Myers Sept. 12, in Dewitt Township, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Warren M. Haggard Sept. 8, in Texas Township, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Marcus E. Jones Sept. 18, in Wilson Township, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Avery Ramert Deaths Aug. 12, in Barnett Township, of Cholera infantum, Nettie Pollock, aged 1 year Aug.12, In Dewitt Township, of Ulceration of colon in dysentery, Hulburt Barnes, aged 9 months Aug. 20, in Waynesville Township, of paralysis of the heart, William P. Bean, aged 69 years Aug. 22, in Kenney, of typhoid pneumonitis, I. Frederickson, aged 20 years Sept. 10, in Wapella, of typho - malarial fever, William J. Hoit, aged 54 years Marriages P.W. Mitchell and Maggie A. Diebert George Chambers and Lizzie Colwell Samuel I. Waldeb and Mary E. Best Joseph R. Williams and Vandalia Wilson James Stanspher and Addie Jeffrey Albert M. Phares and Zilphy Arthur John T. Lane and Mary McMan Frank J. Gay and Martha McMurmay Peter M. Conklin and Elizabeth A. Payne Scott Miller and Fora A. (Johnson) Paper damaged Have a Great Day :-) Lacinda [email protected] Page me on ICQ # 9870890 Family Tree Project http://www.geocities.com/~lacinda2 Join the Illinois Roots, Beckham, or Roth Mailing Lists http://www.geocities.com/~lacinda2/maillist.htm Post a Message in The Forum http://www.InsideTheWeb.com/messageboard/mbs.cgi?acct=mb220110

Here are a couple of articles that was in the 10-17-1879 Clinton Paper Walking Match - a walking match took place in Dewitt hall on Monday, in which E.B. Barrett, W.W. Baylor and H. Johnson were the contestants. It was a "go as you please" match and the time walked was seven hours and fifteen minutes. Barrett made 36 miles and one lap, Baylor made 35 miles and one lap, and Johnson 35 miles. A Novel Wedding - On Monday evening Mr. William T. Kitts of Belleflower, and Miss Bettie Hutcherson, of this city, were united in marriage, by Rev. W.W. Faris, in the good Templar lodge room in this city. The ceremony was performed during the session of the lodge in presence if the members and a number of invited guests. After the ceremony that bride and groom and invited guests repaired to the residence of the bride's father, where a fine supper was served. Attempted Suicide - Another one of those peculiar affairs, in which every one seems like saying, but little about for sake of the relatives, occurred Tuesday night. Frank Nichols, our mail carrier, went to the post office drug store, and called for some strichnine, asking Johnny Schuler how much it would take to kill a person, where upon Johnny smelling a very large mouse, gave him the desired amount of subnitrate of bismuth instead of strichnine for which he called. Frank immediately went to the Scroggin's house, and calling for a room, Mr. Floyd led him into a large hall (Scroggin's) which is attached to the house; and in a few minutes loud, unearthly and horrible noises proceeded from the hall, where, when the door was opened, Frank was found in apparent agony, supposing, as everyone would, who had swallowed a supposed poison that his life had come, Dr. Oyler was called, who administered an emetic, to give him time to see the druggist, uncertain what he had taken, and upon finding out, of course, of course new all was right, as the drug was harmless, and had been given to him as all sensible fellows like Johnny Schuler would have done. The cries and yells of the victim soon brought a large crowd of curious spectators to the scene, who witnessed, instead of a dead man, a very sick one from the effects of the emetic. We are informed of circumstances closely allied to this case that reminds us of an incident in the life of a certain king, who when ever any trouble occurred among his subjects always said "where is the woman?" Frank says, and we hope he tells the truth, that he had been drinking, and did not know what he was doing. We hope sincerely that this is the case, as in our estimation, a drunken man is for better than suicide; and also in this case it was made a confirmed teetolter of Frank, who avows he will never drink liquor again - Mt. Pulaski Citizen Have a Great Day :-) Lacinda [email protected] Page me on ICQ # 9870890 Family Tree Project http://www.geocities.com/~lacinda2 Join the Illinois Roots, Beckham, or Roth Mailing Lists http://www.geocities.com/~lacinda2/maillist.htm Post a Message in The Forum http://www.InsideTheWeb.com/messageboard/mbs.cgi?acct=mb220110

I found these in the February 7, 1879 Clinton Paper List of Births, marriages and deaths reported to the County clerks office for the month of January. Births Dec. 2, near farmer city, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Trinkle Dec. 16, in Clinton, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William A. Withers Dec. 25, in Wilson Township, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Britton Dec. 10, in Wapella Township, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Garr Dec. 12, in Wilson Township, a son to Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Turner Dec. 6, in Wapella Township, a son to Mr. and Mrs. George W. Woy Dec. 8, in Wilson Township, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hickman Nov. 5, in Harp Township, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Walton Oct. 31, in Wapella Township, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Brown Sept. 28, in Wapella Township, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James Smith Dec. 21, in Santa Anna Township, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Ewbank Jan. 10, in Tunbrige Township, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Marceltos Blue (Klue?) Paper damaged here Nov. 14, in Kenney, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Rouse Dec. 12, in Kenney a son to Mr. and Mrs. Lally Garrabranth Dec. 28, in Rutlege Township, a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Nixon Dec. 27, in Waynesville Township, a son to Mrs. and Mrs. James H. Dick Dec. 24, in Waynesville, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Perry Robb Dec. 13, in Waynesville Township, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Sampson Jan. 1, near Farmer City, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Akin Dec. 24, (paper Damaged) , a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John F. Fowley Dec. 25, in Nixon Township, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Parr Jan. 11, in Wilson Township, a son to Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hubbell Jan. 10, in Waynesville, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. N. Biggs Jan. 11, in Creek township, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Thrasher Jan. 9, in Creek Township, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Parker Oct. 23, in Nixon Township, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Alexander L. Yandever Jan. 20, in Weldon, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dancis Jan. 19, in Weldon, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Taylor Aug. 19, in Weldon, a son to Mr. and Mrs. William W. Winslow Sept. 19, in Nixon Township, a son to Mrs. and Mrs. Elljan Bosserman May 8, in Weldon, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Wright Sept. 5, in Weldon, a son to Mr. and Mrs. John O. Dickn Sept. 5, in Nixon Township, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jerimiah Denison Oct. 23, in Nixon Township, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Millard F. Denison Sept. 4, in Nixon Township, a son to Mr. and Mrs. James Wylle There were about 8 others in between here that are not readable due to the damaged paper. Oct. 8, in Weldon, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Williams May 18, in Nixon Township, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Orville Maslove July 17, in Nixon Township, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tosey July 20, in Nixon Township, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Elledge Oct. 8, in Weldon, a son to Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Vandaver Dec. 24, in Wapella, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Dillow Jan.11, in Kenney, a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson Jan. 11, in Kenney, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Ducy Jan. 10, in Farmer City, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William H. Whittaker Jan. 21, in Farmer City, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ragan Jan. 6, in Clinton, a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Cahill Jan. 8, in Barnett Township, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs.Nathan Walter Jan. 6, in Texas Township, a son to Mr. and Mrs. A.T. McKenney Dec. 31, in Clintonia Township, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sessions Dec. 30, in Clinton, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B. Rogers Deaths Nov. 1, in Texas Township, of Diphtheria, Willie Swan, aged 10 years and 1 month Oct. 31, in Texas Township, of Diphtheria, Peter Swan, aged 8 years and 1 month Nov. 7, in Texas Township, Of Diphtheria, John S. Swan, aged 15 years and 9 months Nov. 15, in Texas Township, of Diphtheria, Herbert Swan, aged 18 years and 11 months Dec. 8, in Farmer City, of consumption, Benjamin F. Taylor, aged 26 years Oct. 24, in Texas Township, of Diphtheria, Edward M. Swan, aged 17 years Oct. 26, in Texas Township, of Diphtheria, Minnie Swan, aged 11years and 9 months Nov. 28, in Texas Township, of Diphtheria, Frederick Phillip Swan, aged 6 years and 8 months Oct. 6, in Wapella Township, of Diphtheria, Cora Bullock, aged 13 years Nov. 17, in Wapella, of pernicious intermittent fever, Bridget Ann Malone, aged 14 years Nov. 16, in Wapella, of pernicious intermittent fever, Thomas Malone, aged 8 months Dec. 25, in Waynesville Township, of Consumption, William Ellis, aged ? years Nov. 12, in Creek Township, of ? dyspepsia, Sarah Coon, aged 46 years and 6 months Jan. 12, in Clinton, of pneumonia, Martha A. Adams, aged 55 years and 11 months Dec. 31, in Texas Township of pneumonia, Gertrude Waller, aged 8 months Dec. 28, in Clinton of Payalynis, Mary Hazey, aged 71 years and 7 months Jan. 6, in Harp Township, of ?, Mary Hannah, aged 18 years and 10 months Jan. 7, in Farmer City, of scarlet fever, John Allison Bean, aged 5 years and 7 months Marriages Christian Creager and Hester Bryan J. S. Davis and Mary L. Ross Mason V. Goethup and Barbra L. Waller David Duff and Lizzie Klopple William Cantrell and Etta Kirby Wm. P. Souder and Sarah J. Craft Samuel J. (Moorhead) Moosehead and Marg Bennett Peter Walton abd Elizabeth Tuthill Harrison H. Spilman and Libbie Buchanan Wm. H. Fowkes and Ida Savage Leroy James and Libbie Nearing Edward Bowman and Alice Crawford Michael Boban and Mary J. Morgan T. L. Covey and Annie B. Highfill John Scott and Belle Evans Jacob Miller and Sarepha C. Bayless James L. Mitchell and Elizabeth Simmerman William Barker and Malinda Brown Have a Great Day :-) Lacinda [email protected] Page me on ICQ # 9870890 Family Tree Project http://www.geocities.com/~lacinda2 Join the Illinois Roots, Beckham, or Roth Mailing Lists http://www.geocities.com/~lacinda2/maillist.htm Post a Message in The Forum http://www.InsideTheWeb.com/messageboard/mbs.cgi?acct=mb220110