WALK, ROTHROCK, HAUSER, ROBINSON, PAINTER, VOIGHT, STEWART, SPERRY, GIBSON, TOUGAW, MOORE, CANTWELL, CLODFELTER, DUNN, WEAVER, BELLES: Charles Christian WALK (1805-1873) married Lydia ROTHROCK (1806-1877) in 1827 at Davidson Co., NC. They, and all of their children, moved to Edwards Co., IL in about 1844 along with some other Moravian families. LYDIA was the daughter of Philip ROTHROCK (1776-1858) and Christena HAUSER ROTHROCK (1775-1855) who also moved to Edwards and are buried at the Moravian Cemetery. Charles and Lydia had seven children: i. Lewis Parmenio WALK (1828-1830); buried in NC ii. Joel Alexander WALK (1830-1849); buried at West Salem Moravian iii. Sophia Christena WALK (1832-1911); married AARON R. ROBINSON (1826-1857) in 1850 at Edwards Co., IL. Was AARON son of JOSEPH ROBINSON (who died Jan 1855 in Edwards)?, then Daniel Z. PAINTER (1815-1885) and then Christian Frederick VOIGHT (1807-1895), a german immigrant. Sophia had four ROBINSON children that married into the STEWART and SPERRY families, among others. iv. Henrietta Elisabeth WALK (1835-1846); buried at West Salem Moravian v. Samuel Phillip WALK (1837-1874) married Eliza Ann GIBSON (1845-1888) in 1866 at Edwards Co., IL. Samuel fought for Union in Civil War. Children largely moved to Vincennes, IN. Married into TOUGAW and MOORE families. vi. Amanda Ernestine WALK (1840-1901) married Charles Immanuel VOIGHT (1836-1873) in 1860 at Edwards Co., IL and then a Mr. CANTWELL. Had six VOIGHT children that married into CLODFELTER, DUNN and WEAVER families among others. vii. Joseph Orestus WALK (1842-???) married Mary E. BELLES It anyone has any information to exchange on this family please contact me. Dan_Stevenson@lajolla.sparta.com

BARRIER, SINK, BOCKHOUSE, WILLIAMS, PIXLEY, HODGSON: Solomon BARRIER (1814-1874) married Elizabeth SINK (1813-1890) in 1837 at Davidson Co., NC. They moved to Edwards Co., IL in 1840 and stayed until 1869 when most of them moved to Greenwood County, KS. They had one child in NC and seven in IL. Four of the children were thought to have married at Edwards Co.: i. Susan M. BARRIER (1839-???) married WILLIAM BOCKHOUSE. ii. Margaret E. BARRIER (1844-c1924) married Dr. John E. WILLIAMS iii. Clara Emeline BARRIER (1848-1930) married Louis E. PIXLEY (1848-1905) in 1869 at West Salem iv. Harlan Winslow BARRIER (1853-1924) married Maude Alice HODGSON (1861-1933) in 1892 at Edwards Co., IL Does anyone have any information to trade on the above family? Dan_Stevenson@lajolla.sparta.com

CLODFELTER, WALK, SINK, FISHEL, MICHEL, HEDRICK, NADING, FRISBY, EBERMAN, FELDMAN, BRITHETT, GAEDE, YONAKA, HALLBECK, CRAVER, HINKLE, HEGE, HARRISON, KENICHER, RIDGELY, DEISCHER and RIGG: Maria Magdalena WALK (1783-1822) married John GLADFELTER Jr. (CLODFELTER) (1780-1845) in 1803 at Forsyth Co., NC. After Maria died JOHN married Maria's elder widowed sister Johanna WALK MOCK (1772-1853), widow of Philip MOCK, in 1824 at Davidson Co., NC and moved to Edwards Co., IL. John and Johanna are buried at the West Salem Moravian Cemetery. John Jr. was the son of John GLADFELTER Sr. (1751-1826) and Catherine SINK (1755-1826). John Jr. and Maria WALK CLODFELTER had seven children, all of whom moved to Edwards County also (except perhaps NANCY): i. Jesse CLODFELTER (1804-1870) married twice in NC and then Anna Maria FISHEL (1817-1881) in Edwards Co., IL. He had sixteen children, born between 1831 and 1863. They married into the MICHEL, HEDRICK, NADING, FRISBY, EBERMAN, FELDMAN, BRITHETT, GAEDE, YONAKA and HALLBECK families; among others. ii. Hannah Elisabeth CLODFELTER (1807-1881) married Jacob CRAVER Jr. (1797-???) in 1833 in Davidson Co., NC. They had 12 children born between 1834 and 1859 whom I know very little about. iii. Fanny CLODFELTER (1810-1889) married George HEDRICK Jr. (1807-1877) in 1830 at Davidson Co., NC. They had 13 children born between 1831 and 1854 who married into the HINKLE, CLODFELTER, ROTHROCK among others. iv. Kelen CLODFELTER (1810-1881) married Anna HEGE (???-before 1850) in 1830 at Davidson Co., NC. They had 3 known children born between 1835 and 1846 that married into the RIDGELY family among others. v. Philip CLODFELTER (1813-1888) married Catherine GATES (1818-1856) in 1835 in Davidson Co., NC and then Sophia A. HARRISON KENICHER (KERIGER?) (1818-???). Philip had eight children born between 1836 and 1862 that married into the HARRISON and ROTHROCK families among others. vi. Nancy CLODFELTER (1816-1891) married Peter DEISCHER; nothing more is known. vii. Jeremiah CLODFELTER (1818-1890) married Sarah C. RIGG (1824-1884) in 1842 at Edwards Co., IL. They had eight children born between 1844 and 1866 that married I know very little about. Let me know if you have any information to exchange on the above families. Dan_Stevenson@lajolla.sparta.com

William WOODS came to Albion from England with his wife and son, Joseph, in 1819. I believe that there were three other sons of William living in Albion at the time or who came soon afterwards: William, Jr. born abt. 1800; George, born abt. 1805; and John, born abt. 1795. They were all farmers. All their wives were born in England also. William WOODS, Jr. married Mary and they had these children: Elizabeth 1839, John 1843, George 1844, Anna 1846, Edward 1848, and twins Charles and Henry1852. George WOODS married Anna. Children were Elizabeth 1834, John 1836, Ann 1837, David 1839, Sarah 1841, George 1844, Gibson 1847, and Ellen 1849. John WOODS married Mary A. and children were Benjamin 1836, Frank 1840, Elizabeth 1842, Mary A. 1844. Joseph WOODS married Elizabeth and their children were Thomas 1834, William 1836, Rebecca 1841, Henry 1843, John 1845, and Martha 1847. There was a Thomas WOODS born 1824 married to Georgianna SPANGLER with children Morris 1845, Charles 1846, and Alfred 1848 who I believe was one of the elder brothers' sons (Not Joseph's). There was also another John WOODS living nearby, also from England. He was a merchant. He may have been related, but I don't believe he was one of the four brothers. He married Elizabeth and children were Ezra 1836, Jessie 1833, Lee 1838, Frank 1840, Julia 1842, Elias 1847, Prudence 1848, and Ford 1849. These WOODS had connections through to the MICHELS, SHEPHERD, and other families who came to IL from Maine. If any of this info. sounds familiar to you, please contact me. I have more info. which I will gladly share. Beth BSmith7439@aol.com

I apologize for sending this to the list, but I did not see the original offer of Tim TILLYER of Escondido, CA who gratiously offered to lookup Mortality Schedules for an ancestor in Wayne or Edwards Counties. I have an illusive ancestor Clevenger/ Cleavenger who died pre-1860-- do you have any Clevenger/Cleavengers in you mortality Schedules? Thank you for this wonderful offer. Candee

I have a census index of 1860 with many Illinois counties, and will do lookups.

If you could do a look-up for any of the CRITTON family in Vermillion County, Illinois, I'd really appreciate it!!! I'm especially interested in Isaac CRITTON. Thanks. Beth BSmith7439@aol.com

Dear Tim, I do lookups here in Powell Co Montana but my ancestors were in Indiana so I was happy to see your message - that's very kind of you!...I am researching the surname DANIEL in southern Indiana and would appreciate anything you have on this name.....Thank you very much!....Megan At 08:30 AM 5/30/98 -0700, you wrote: >I have the mortality schedules for 1860, 1870, and 1880 for the following >Illinois counties: Clay, Crawford, Edwards, Effingham, Jasper, Lawrence, >Richland, Wabash and Wayne. These were compiled by the Richland County >Genealogical Society in 1978. > >I would be happy to look names up for anyone. > >Tim TILLYER in Escondido, CA > > >

Dave, Forgot to mention in my last QUIGLEY post that there are 19 QUIGLEY marriages (pre 1850) listed in the Indiana on-line data base. If you haven't seen this list of marriages, it can be accessed from the Indiana GenWeb page or, more directly, from: http://www.statelib.lib.in.us Terry Harper

Dave, My earlier post indicates the QUIGLEY family came to Edwards Co., IL from Indiana. A few weeks ago I was working on the SPOOR family that came into Edwards County from Indiana. There is a marriage of interest in the information I found. QUIGLEY, Dennis married Charity SPOOR 3 Jul 1820 in Switzerland Co., IN This may be the same Dennis QUIGLEY who purchased land in Edwards and Wabash Counties, IL. Also, for what it's worth, thought I would mention that the SPOOR family had come to Indiana from Montgomery Co., NY. Terry Harper

David Schichner wrote: > > Hello Tim, > > Thank you for your generous offer. > I am researching my mother's maiden name Quigley. They were from Gallatin Co, > Illinois. A few weeks ago I found Dennis and Elijah Quigley bought land in > Edwards Co. Dennis bought land in Wabash Co. too. > > The likelihood of these Quigley's being connected to mine is high. Anything > you can find on any Quigley anywhere in Southern Illinois, would be helpful. > Thank you again. > > Dave > Acampo, CA > Dave, Here is some information on the QUIGLEY family of Edwards County, IL. Terry Harper Elijah QUIGLEY married Eliza WALSER 15 Jan 1843 in Edwards Co., IL (Marriage Book A:122) Margaret QUIGLEY married John NADING 29 Dec 1842 in Edwards Co., IL (Marriage Book A:120) Ottis A. QUIGLEY married Minnie WALKER in Edwards Co., IL (Marriage Book D:176) Dennis E. QUIGLEY married Effie WALKER in Edwards Co., IL (Marriage Book D:177) 1850 Census of Edwards Co., IL: 359/361 QUIGLEY Elijah 28 M IN Farmer 400 Eliza 23 F NC George 6 M IL Rebecca 4 F IL Jasper 1 M IL 1860 Census of Edwards Co., IL: 576/574 QUIGLEY Elijah 37 M Farmer 4800 600 IN Eliza 35 F NC George 15 M IL Rebecca 14 F IL Jasper 11 M IL Phebe 9 F IL Henry 7 F IL Clarissa 4 F IL Charity 1 F IL 1870 Census of Edwards Co., IL 21/21 QUIGLY Elijah 47 M Farmer 6350 1550 IN Eliza 44 F K. H. NC George 26 M Farmer 1800 200 IL Clarissa14 F IL Henry 17 M IL Charity 14 F IL Elmira 10 F IL History of Edwards Co., IL, Volume 2 - 1993 NADING, George - Family History George NADING was born May 27, 1784 in Stokes Co., NC...married Mary Ann SQUEN on Sep 25, 1834...They were the parents of four children:...3) Johann (John) NADINE, born 1816, NC, died 1892, Iowa, married 1842, Margaret QUIGLEY...

Karen, Do you think the name NEGLEY is the same family you are working on? What were some of the given names of your NAGLE/NAEGLE/NAGLER family? Terry Harper

Scttfoster@aol.com wrote: > > Thanks for the help!!! > > I believe Thomas Kellet and wife Elizabeth died in Edwards Co., IL (probably > in area of Grayville) sometime during the mid-late 1800s. Both were > immigrants from England. Scott, The Index to Register of Deaths for Edwards County lists and Elizabeth KELLETT in Death Book 1:35. Since the civil registration of deaths in the State of Illinois began in December 1877, it could be estimated that this death was ca. 1880. I'll check next week and see what I can find. You probably know that Elizabeth Ann, wife of Thomas KELLETT, was a daughter of Edward and Jane TAYLOR COAD. > Daughter Eliza Kellet was born abt. 1844 in IL > (Edwards Co. ?) and died Nov 3, 1881, in Edwards Co. She married > William > Bulkley of Edwards Co. on Mar. 11, 1870, in Edwards Co. > > Any additional info would be most helpful. > > --- Scott Foster

Hello Tim, Thank you for your generous offer. I am researching my mother's maiden name Quigley. They were from Gallatin Co, Illinois. A few weeks ago I found Dennis and Elijah Quigley bought land in Edwards Co. Dennis bought land in Wabash Co. too. The likelyhood of these Quigley's being connected to mine is high. Anything you can find on any Quigley anywhere in Southern Illinois, would be helpful. Thank you again. Dave Acampo, CA Judy and Tim Tillyer wrote: > I have the mortality schedules for 1860, 1870, and 1880 for the following > Illinois counties: Clay, Crawford, Edwards, Effingham, Jasper, Lawrence, > Richland, Wabash and Wayne. These were compiled by the Richland County > Genealogical Society in 1978. > > I would be happy to look names up for anyone. > > Tim TILLYER in Escondido, CA

Hi, Thanks very much for offering your time. Could you look up any Nagle's, probably in Edwards Co., in the 1880 part. Also, Tromly in Edwards Co. The Tromly's might be in any of the years. Nagle could be spelled Naegle, Nagler, and probably many other ways. Karen Carlyle Toronto, Canada - ---------------------------- Judy and Tim Tillyer wrote: > > I have the mortality schedules for 1860, 1870, and 1880 for the following > Illinois counties: Clay, Crawford, Edwards, Effingham, Jasper, Lawrence, > Richland, Wabash and Wayne. These were compiled by the Richland County > Genealogical Society in 1978. > > I would be happy to look names up for anyone. > > Tim TILLYER in Escondido, CA

Thanx for you generous offer to do lookups. Would you see if you can find George W. Atwood or any Atwoods in Edwards County. Appreciate any help. Thanx again. :) G

From: "History of Edwards Co., IL - Volume One", 1980 Page 338, Mathias MOUNTS History: "Stephen [MOUNTS], married May STENNETT, Edwards County, he died age 45, May married (2nd) James ASA." Page 395, Rees SHELBY III History: "(5)Moses [SHELBY] married Sarah _______. Children were: Rachel (married John BRUNNER); James (married Eliza Ellen DALTON); Hannah; Hezekiah; Evan; Sarah (married William ASA); Louis." Terry Harper

Dear Tim, Thanks for your generous offer. If you don't mind, could you do a look-up on the 1880 Mortality Schedule of Edwards County, IL for me? I'm looking for William WOOD or WOODS; he would have been about 43. Thanks for you time. Beth BSmith7439@aol.com

Could you look for a James Asa, Jefferson Asa, or any Asa's in Edwards or Wayne Co.? It would probably be after 1860. Thanks Dona Bradley sbradley@tir.com

Thanks for the help!!! I believe Thomas Kellet and wife Elizabeth died in Edwards Co., IL (probably in area of Grayville) sometime during the mid-late 1800s. Both were immigrants from England. Daughter Eliza Kellet was born abt. 1844 in IL (Edwards Co. ?) and died Nov 3, 1881, in Edwards Co. She married William Bulkley of Edwards Co. on Mar. 11, 1870, in Edwards Co. Any additional info would be most helpful. --- Scott Foster