Hello, I also somehow missed the beginning of this, and I am wondering if the kind soul named Jeri with the index would be so good as to look and see if there are any BADKA family members listed? I do appreciate your graciousness in helping others out like this. Thank you, Jack << does the naturalization index show the following: >>

----- Original Message ----- From: <BBgenealogy@cs.com> To: <ILDUPAGE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2000 9:15 PM Subject: Re: [ILDUPAGE] Naturalization Look Up > Hello, > I somehow missed this in the beginning and I was wondering if the gentle soul > with the index would be so kind as to look and see if there were any Wurtz > family members listed. > Thank you so very much. > Bonnie Brewer > > << does the naturalization index show the following: >> > Christian, Jacob and Michael. If those are yours, do you have any birthdates? How about your e-mail address and i will do the look up first thing in the morning if those are your people. Have to go to work. Have a great night. Jeri

----- Original Message ----- From: <NOELLEHART@aol.com> To: <ILDUPAGE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2000 7:31 PM Subject: Re: [ILDUPAGE] Naturalization Look Up > Jeri, does the naturalization index show the following: Karstens, Colford, > Ahern, Schulte or Coleman? I am in LA and would really appreciate the look-up > if is possible. Thank you, Nina > > Nina, this index is for records 1872 - 1906. I found the following: No Karstens only a Karrstrom Coloford I found Richard Coloford Born In Ireland File date : April 4, 1857 Arrival at port: June 15, 1850 port : Buffalo, New York No Adhern No Schulte only a Karl Schulle No Coleman. I ordered this book from the Dupage Genealogy Society. They have web site. Hope the information helps.

Hello, I somehow missed this in the beginning and I was wondering if the gentle soul with the index would be so kind as to look and see if there were any Wurtz family members listed. Thank you so very much. Bonnie Brewer << does the naturalization index show the following: >>

Jeri, it's me again. The dates would be somewhere between 1850-1890. Thanks again Nina

Jeri, does the naturalization index show the following: Karstens, Colford, Ahern, Schulte or Coleman? I am in LA and would really appreciate the look-up if is possible. Thank you, Nina

----- Original Message ----- From: <Sanowaczyk@aol.com> To: <ILDUPAGE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2000 4:46 PM Subject: Re: [ILDUPAGE] Naturalization Look Up > Jeri- > > Thanks so very much! > > Sharon > > Anytime, it nice to help somebody find their family. Someone is always helping me.

----- Original Message ----- From: <Sanowaczyk@aol.com> To: <ILDUPAGE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2000 4:24 PM Subject: [ILDUPAGE] Naturalization Look Up > If anyone has an index or book of naturalizations in DuPage County, I would > appreciate a look up: > > Franz Heinrich Ullrich or Ulrich > known as Francis Henry Ullrich or Ulrich > between 1850-1872 > > Thanks in advance, > > Sharon N. > Cincinnati, OH > > Hi Sharon I have a index to the Naturalization Records of DuPage. The Ullrich, Ulrich is not shown in the index. Sorry. If you need another oohideway@gwe.net Jeri

Jeri- Thanks so very much! Sharon

If anyone has an index or book of naturalizations in DuPage County, I would appreciate a look up: Franz Heinrich Ullrich or Ulrich known as Francis Henry Ullrich or Ulrich between 1850-1872 Thanks in advance, Sharon N. Cincinnati, OH

Mildred Mallek wrote: > > By the way, Pat, there was a Sabin family in Elmhurst > in the l970s, their daughter Gloria Sabin, being a friend > of my daughter. How about that relationship? Probably distantly related. Actually there was another Sabin in Naperville at the same time (quite a shock to me!), but then, there were a lot of New Englanders migrating at that time to Illinois. As far as I know there are only two groups of Sabins in the US. The early Sabins came from England and settled in Rehoboth, MA in the 1630s. All of us are descended from William Sabin, so we are all related. Of course, from there they moved all over New England and then many migrated west. I think we were the first Sabins in the south <G>. In 1960, when we moved to Atlanta, we were the only ones in the phone book. I've never met another Sabin face to face! The other Sabins are Jewish and may be of the same descent as Dr. Albert Sabin who invented the oral polio vaccine. I believe he was of Russian-Jewish heritage, and I assume the name was derived from something else. There are a few Jewish Sabins in Atlanta, including a Patricia A. Sabin. Her husband picked up my vacation photographs at Eckerds once, and I'm sure she was surprised! The other day I got a call from Kroger that I had left my wallet in the store, and it was hers. One day I'll have to introduce myself to my alter-ego! Sorry, list, for going off on this tangent! Pat Sabin

By the way, Pat, there was a Sabin family in Elmhurst in the l970s, their daughter Gloria Sabin, being a friend of my daughter. How about that relationship?

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Mildred Mallek wrote: > > There was an Ellis family in Wheaton. Tom Ellis. They > were Greek and owned a restaurant. Any relation? No, but coincidently I dated a guy in college named Ellis and he also was Greek (from Tennessee). It had been shortened in his father or grandfather's generation. Maybe they're related somehow. My Ellis family migrated from Massachusetts, through Vermont, NY and to Summit County, Ohio around 1810. All the surviving children who had offspring were girls, as were every one of my N IL families - lots of surnames (all of them common as dirt). They moved to Naperville, and then to surrounding counties and towns, in the early 1840s. My Albert S. Sabin married Sarah Ellis in Bath Ohio in 1852, but the strange thing is that the Sabins had been in Naperville since 1833. I can only figure that the Sabin and Ellis families met in NY and remained friends all that time. Pat S > > Mildred in Lake Geneva, Wi

There was an Ellis family in Wheaton. Tom Ellis. They were Greek and owned a restaurant. Any relation? Mildred in Lake Geneva, Wi

Jim Bauer wrote: > > At 07:16 AM 8/28/2000 -0400, you wrote: > >Mildred Mallek wrote: > >> > >> And I'll just bet Jim Bauer's uncle's name was either > >> Bill Bauer or William Bauer. (two different people) > > > >I don't know, but I'll ask him. I know his uncle is still living and > >that Jim borrowed the cards to scan. Jim used to be on this list, but I > >guess is no longer?... > > > Well....Mildred is correct and Pat is wrong....Jim Bauer is still alive, > kicking and silently observing this list daily. Hi, Jim! We're all sort of silent on this list, but if anyone *ever* claims any relationship to my Sabin or Ellis families, you'll hear me whooping and hollering all the way from Georgia! I did make a contact with a long lost Cunningham descendant (or the wife of) recently, but she's in a nursing home. I hope she'll get some "live and kicking" family member to write down some details before she dies. :-( Her husband was descended from two early ministers of the Congregational church of Naperville, Rev. Jonathon Porter and Rev. John Whitfield Cunningham. My great-grandmother lived with the family while attending Northwestern College. Sort of a special connection. Pat S.

The Bill Bauer I was thinking of was from Wheaton, and wrote a sports column in the Daily Journal. The William Bauer I spoke of, was and still is, I think, Judge William Bauer of the Federal Court, I believe. He was from DuPage County, but may have been from Elmhurst. Mildred Mallek in Lake Geneva, WI

At 07:16 AM 8/28/2000 -0400, you wrote: >Mildred Mallek wrote: >> >> And I'll just bet Jim Bauer's uncle's name was either >> Bill Bauer or William Bauer. (two different people) > >I don't know, but I'll ask him. I know his uncle is still living and >that Jim borrowed the cards to scan. Jim used to be on this list, but I >guess is no longer?... > Well....Mildred is correct and Pat is wrong....Jim Bauer is still alive, kicking and silently observing this list daily. I descend from the Sebastian, Valentine BAUER lineage and I do have a "grand-uncle" William. However, I've never been able to make contact with anyone other than Val's side of the Family. I know there was another BAUER family living in the "up-scale" part of town but, to the best of our knowledge, they were not related. Jim Bauer WEIGAND - SCHOMER - BAUER - BAIER - MATHIS - KARTHEISER - KELLER and more. Searchable Ged-Com at http://www.my-ged.com/bauer

Mildred Mallek wrote: > > And I'll just bet Jim Bauer's uncle's name was either > Bill Bauer or William Bauer. (two different people) I don't know, but I'll ask him. I know his uncle is still living and that Jim borrowed the cards to scan. Jim used to be on this list, but I guess is no longer?... Some very good friends just brought me back a stack of things from Naperville, including postcards and a poster of Lester Schrader's paintings of early 20th century Naperville. They are so charming! I sure wish I could upload those to share, but most of them were painted after the 1920s, and I'm sure the NaperSettlement owns copyright. However, my friends also took some random pictures, so I'll definitely get those uploaded when they're developed! One of these days I'll get up there and take my own pictures...and find my ancestors' graves...and tour the old architecture of Chicago...and... :-) Pat (in Atlanta GA) http://patsabin.com/dupage/ > > Mildred in Lake Geneva, Wi

And I'll just bet Jim Bauer's uncle's name was either Bill Bauer or William Bauer. (two different people) Mildred in Lake Geneva, Wi