My name is Judith {Painter} McGregor. Born in Fulton County and descendant of the above surnames. Most of my ancestors came to Fulton County in the mid 1800's. I have gathered much information but still need much more. Any info will be appreciated and I'm willing to share what I have. My FamilyTree Home page is: _http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/g/Judith-L-Mcgregor/_ (http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/g/Judith-L-Mcgregor/) Email: _JudyL829@aol.com_ (mailto:JudyL829@aol.com)

Hi, Many sincere thanks to all contributors this month!! Here are the updates: * Carla Finley transcribed many biographies from the 1879 History of Fulton County book so that Putman and Bernadotte townships are now complete! * Sara Hemp submitted a newspaper article that listed the 1934 deaths of Astoria and the surrounding area. * Ron Manroe transcribed Chapters 36 and 4 - 6 of the 85th Illinois Infantry book. * 57 obituaries were submitted by Scottie McCoy. * Sandy MacDonald contributed 3 obituaries: Mrs. Roy, Mrs. Childs and Mr. Shane. * A lovely old photo of a Fiatt store (early 1900's) was sent in by Ralph Swise. * Maxine Debord submitted 2 tombstone pictures for the Coal Creek (Dunkard) cemetery. * Karen Morlan added Hamilton Bauman to the list of Civil War soldiers. It's hard to believe another year is drawing to a close. It has been such a pleasure working with you all and hope to continue doing so in the future! Your kindness and encouraging words have meant a lot to me...more than you'll ever know... Wishing you contentment and joy this holiday season, Janine :-) http://www.iltrails.org/fulton

Will the Fulton County ILGenWeb County Coordinator please contact me please. Thank you Judi Gilker

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Hi, Judi. My daughter descends from Jonas MORGAN b. Sept. 12, 1800 Shenandoah Co., VA; d. Jan. 15, 1893 Cuba, Fulton Co., IL and Delilah BURGE b. April 5, 1805 PA; d. April 8, 1895 Cuba, Fulton Co., IL. Both are buried in Cuba Cemetery. Their son, Daniel MORGAN, was b. Nov. 24, 1832 in Licking Co., OH; d. Aug. 1913 Gravity, Taylor Co., IA. He m. Nancy Ann WARNER/WARRINER on March 29, 1854 in Cuba, Fulton Co., IL. She was b. 1837 Fulton Co., IL; d. 1925 Taylor Co., IA. Both are buried in Washington Cemetery in Gravity. Their daughter, Tabetha Ellen MORGAN, was b. Sept. 30, 1864 Fulton Co., IL; d. 1947 Taylor Co., IA. She m. Franklin Edgar MARSHALL in 1883 in Taylor Co., IA. He was b. Oct. 1856 Fulton Co., IL; d. 1940 Taylor Co., IA. Both are buried in Conway Cemetery in Conway, Taylor Co., IA. Their daughter, Olive Estella "Ollie" MARSHALL, was b. Jan. 24, 1884 Conway, Taylor Co., IA; d. March 1976 Bedford, Taylor Co., IA. She m. Elmore Ami FERGUSON on June 25, 1904 Grant City, Worth Co., MO. He was b. June 1, 1878 Red Oak, Montgomery Co., IA; d. Aug. 6, 1970 Clarinda, Page Co., IA. They had 7 children. Their 6th child, Helen Olive, is my daughter's great-grandmother. Lisa ----- Original Message ----- From: "jgilker" <jgilker@insightbb.com> To: <ILFULTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, November 07, 2005 10:32 AM Subject: [ILFULTON] MORGAN conn.- BERG, BREWER, BURGE, CLEESEN, CRANFORD, DeWITT, GARNER, HENDERSON, HETTRICK, HUFFMAN, LARSON, MARSHALL, McMULLEN, MILLS, MINNIUM, MOORE, REDDICK SHARP, SINGLETON, ST.CLAIR, WARRINER, WHITTAKER, WINGET > The Biography of Jonas MORGAN states he was born 1800 in Shenandoah > Valley, Virginia and his father, Daniel, was a native if Virginia, but of > Welsh descent and his grandfather was also named Jonas. > Jonas (1800) married Delilah BURGE (also spelled BERG) in Fulton County, > Illinois. Delilah was born 1804 in Pennsylvania (daughter of John and > Margaret Burge, of Pennsylvania) and died 1985 or 1886 in Putman Township, > Fulton County, Illinois. They married Sept 9, 1822 in Licking County, > Ohio. Their children were born in Illinois (except for their first known > child, Daniel who was born in Ohio.) between late 1830's and early 1840's. > Their children were: Daniel, Elizabeth, Lydia E., William O., James, > Harvey, Almira (Also known as Ella), Eliza, Delilah, John W., Lavina > MORGAN. > > Daniel MORGAN married Nancy Ann WAR(R)INER March 29, 1855 in Fulton > County, Illinois and eventually moved (abt. mid 1860's) to Taylor County, > Iowa where they both are believed to have died. They children were: > Clarence, Daniel, Olive, Sarah, Tabitha Ellen, Jesse, Joseph, and Effie > Mae, Charley, C. MORGAN. > Tabitha Ellen may have married Franklin Edgar MARSHALL. > Effie Mae may have married George Marion SHARP. > > Lydia E. MORGAN married James HENDERSON Oct. 29, 1856, Fulton Co. IL. > Their children were: Martha Matilda, Filena, John A., Daniel, Harry, > Leroy, Olive, Samuel, and Grace HENDERSON. > > William O. MORGAN married Tabitha WARRINER Jan. 23, 1862 in Fulton > County, Illinois. According to biography on her husband, Tabitha was a > native of Cuba, Fulton County, Illinois and daughter of Judge J. T. and > Sarah HAY WARRINER, natives of Virginia. > William and Tabitha had 4 children, Harvey, Alfred, Noah and Grace MORGAN. > > Harvey MORGAN married Alice HUFFMAN Nov. 3, 1870, Fulton Co. IL. Only > known child was Fred MORGAN. > > Almira (Ella) MORGAN married William H. BREWER in Jan 10, 1878, Fulton Co. > IL. Known children were Florence M., Jonas BREWER. Florence married Gust > LARSON and possibly Milton SINGLETON. and Jonas BREWER severed in WW 1 and > lived with his mother in Fulton Co. IL 1900 & 1910 census. > **** There is some connection to William Roy "Leslie" BREWER born Aug. 23, > 1892 Pike County, Illinois, near Kinderhook - died Nov. 30, 1925 Quincy, > Adams Co., IL.. W. R. "Leslie" BREWER married Letha Mildred WHITTAKER > MILLS. Letha died Aug. 29, 1925 in Canton, Fulton Co. IL. W. R. "Leslie" > BREWER's mother was Mrs. Annie ST. CLAIR (born April 6, 1869 and died Jan. > 26, 1938) daughter of John and Frances Elizabeth GARNER MORGAN). Annie was > married to William ST. CLAIR. > **** There is also some connection to Cora L. BREWER born Oct. 31 1887 in > Payson, Adams Co. IL.and died June 23, 1974 in Quincy, Adams Co. IL. She > married Willis MOORE who was the son of Warren and Mary Pemelia WINGET > MOORE. > **** There is some connetion to William BREWER born March 15, 1862 Ohio, > died Feb. 3, 1925 Quincy, Adams Co. IL., married Lula Rebecca RE(D)DICK > ROGERS (daughter of Pleasant William and Hannah HETRICK MIN(N)IUM REDDICK) > They married Sept. 28, 1905 Hannibal, Marion County, Missouri. Children > married CLEESEN and McMULLEN. This BREWER lineage had Cherokee Blood > > John W. MORGAN married Phoebe E. CRANFORD Oct. 27, 1853, Fulton Co. IL. > Their children were: Charles, Lisetta, Homer, Eva, Milley, Elizabeth, > Emma, Alice, & Laney MORGAN. > > Lavina MORGAN married Francis DeWITT in March 12, 1863, Fulton Co. IL. > > Is any one else researching these families? Or can anyone help fill in > some blanks. Please respond. > Thank you very much for your time. > Judi Gilker

Hi, I would like to thank all contributors and transcribers this month! Everyone has been very kind in sharing data! Schools: * Max Latimer submitted lovely photos of Clair School, John Dean Elementary, class pictures for Smith School (1927 & 1931) and names to go along with the Rosedale class picture already online. Newspaper article: * Jan Foster sent in an interesting piece about H. H. Hartough. I've included it with his 1879 biography. Obituaries: * Debbie Hill contributed 5 obituaries: Findley Kruzan, G. R. Call, W. Boland, Mariah Kruzan and Mary Jane Kruzan Evans. * Sandy MacDonald sent in an obit of George Marshall. * Your host (I think that's me!) added an obit of Patience Grimm. Cemeteries: * Jim St. John submitted 5 great tombstone pictures for Wiley Cemetery. * Byron & Kathryn Palmer submitted a tombstone picture of the Weavers buried in the Wright Cemetery. * I put online many tombstone pictures for Babbitt Cemetery and Gardner-Ash Cemetery. Military: * Byron & Kathryn Palmer sent in wonderful Civil War tombstone photos: 1 from the Virgil Cemetery and 7 from the Babbitt Cemetery. * Ron Manroe transcribed Company H and Company I of the 85th Illinois Infantry book. Publication: * Canton: Its Pioneers and History written by Alonzo Swan and published in 1871 is now online in its entirety...edited by Carla Finley! Thanks again everyone!! Til next time, Janine www.iltrails.org/fulton

I am a decendent of NELSON REED, born 28 Dec. 1799 and MARY COCKRELL, born 14 Feb. 1811. They were married in Licking County, Ohio in 1832-1833 and moved to Fulton County at a later date. NELSON REED's first wife was JANE MAXWELL and she died in Licking County, Ohio about 1831-1832. NELSON and MARY's daughter, FLUEZI ANNA REED married my great grandfather GEORGE WASHINGTON CAMPBELL in McDonough County, Illinois on 12 June 1857. NELSON REED died 17 Apr. 1865 and I am assuming that he died in either Fulton County or McDonough County. I cannot find a record as to where. Also, in the 1880 census I found MARY NELSON and her sister ELIZA LYONS living with her in Bushnell, McDonough County. MARY COCKRELL REED died 27 Aug. 1883, but I have no record as to where she is buried either. Because they owned property in Bushnell, McDonough County I am assuming that they are buried together there. NELSON REED is the son of WILLIAM REED, SR. and NANCY WOOLFORD. WILLIAM came from Penn. and married NANCY, daughter of STEPHENS W. WOOLFORD and ELIZABETH (BETTY) WHITELY in Maryland. I have not been able to trace the ancestors of MARY COCKRELL, born in Penn., WILLIAM REED, SR., no birth info., or GEORGE W. CAMPBELL, born in Licking County Ohio, and would appreciate any information someone would share with me on these individuals. I have the names and birth dates for all of NELSON REED'S children from both wives and sources for NANCY WOOLFORD'S ancestrial trail into the 1600's. SHERMAN CAMPBELL

baby sis, http://contentdm.lib.byu.edu/cgi-bin/advsearch.exe The "Normans" (Mormons) are posting data online. Can't remember if I sent you this site. Am having trouble with their search engine, though. I search for Abbott and get hits for about. Anyway, you may find something of use to you. barb

Information received from another mailing list that you might want to check out. I found 2 books re John STULL's descendants including SWEARINGEN & BISHOP ancestors of mine in Fulton Co. I was sooooo excited. There is no telling what we will be able to find. "LDS Family History Library has announced that it has begun the process of digitizing and making available on the Internet all of the Family History books in their collection. About 5000 books have been digitized and are available, and they have announced that they are adding about 100 titles a week to the on-line collection. Copyright issues are playing a role in determining the order in which they progress through this task; books out of copyright are being done first." Here is direct link to search page: _http://www.lib.byu.edu/fhc/_ (http://www.lib.byu.edu/fhc/) or _http://contentdm.lib.byu.edu/cgi-bin/advsearch.exe_ (http://contentdm.lib.byu.edu/cgi-bin/advsearch.exe) Carol in Tennessee

The Biography of Jonas MORGAN states he was born 1800 in Shenandoah Valley, Virginia and his father, Daniel, was a native if Virginia, but of Welsh descent and his grandfather was also named Jonas. Jonas (1800) married Delilah BURGE (also spelled BERG) in Fulton County, Illinois. Delilah was born 1804 in Pennsylvania (daughter of John and Margaret Burge, of Pennsylvania) and died 1985 or 1886 in Putman Township, Fulton County, Illinois. They married Sept 9, 1822 in Licking County, Ohio. Their children were born in Illinois (except for their first known child, Daniel who was born in Ohio.) between late 1830's and early 1840's. Their children were: Daniel, Elizabeth, Lydia E., William O., James, Harvey, Almira (Also known as Ella), Eliza, Delilah, John W., Lavina MORGAN. Daniel MORGAN married Nancy Ann WAR(R)INER March 29, 1855 in Fulton County, Illinois and eventually moved (abt. mid 1860's) to Taylor County, Iowa where they both are believed to have died. They children were: Clarence, Daniel, Olive, Sarah, Tabitha Ellen, Jesse, Joseph, and Effie Mae, Charley, C. MORGAN. Tabitha Ellen may have married Franklin Edgar MARSHALL. Effie Mae may have married George Marion SHARP. Lydia E. MORGAN married James HENDERSON Oct. 29, 1856, Fulton Co. IL. Their children were: Martha Matilda, Filena, John A., Daniel, Harry, Leroy, Olive, Samuel, and Grace HENDERSON. William O. MORGAN married Tabitha WARRINER Jan. 23, 1862 in Fulton County, Illinois. According to biography on her husband, Tabitha was a native of Cuba, Fulton County, Illinois and daughter of Judge J. T. and Sarah HAY WARRINER, natives of Virginia. William and Tabitha had 4 children, Harvey, Alfred, Noah and Grace MORGAN. Harvey MORGAN married Alice HUFFMAN Nov. 3, 1870, Fulton Co. IL. Only known child was Fred MORGAN. Almira (Ella) MORGAN married William H. BREWER in Jan 10, 1878, Fulton Co. IL. Known children were Florence M., Jonas BREWER. Florence married Gust LARSON and possibly Milton SINGLETON. and Jonas BREWER severed in WW 1 and lived with his mother in Fulton Co. IL 1900 & 1910 census. **** There is some connection to William Roy "Leslie" BREWER born Aug. 23, 1892 Pike County, Illinois, near Kinderhook - died Nov. 30, 1925 Quincy, Adams Co., IL.. W. R. "Leslie" BREWER married Letha Mildred WHITTAKER MILLS. Letha died Aug. 29, 1925 in Canton, Fulton Co. IL. W. R. "Leslie" BREWER's mother was Mrs. Annie ST. CLAIR (born April 6, 1869 and died Jan. 26, 1938) daughter of John and Frances Elizabeth GARNER MORGAN). Annie was married to William ST. CLAIR. **** There is also some connection to Cora L. BREWER born Oct. 31 1887 in Payson, Adams Co. IL.and died June 23, 1974 in Quincy, Adams Co. IL. She married Willis MOORE who was the son of Warren and Mary Pemelia WINGET MOORE. **** There is some connetion to William BREWER born March 15, 1862 Ohio, died Feb. 3, 1925 Quincy, Adams Co. IL., married Lula Rebecca RE(D)DICK ROGERS (daughter of Pleasant William and Hannah HETRICK MIN(N)IUM REDDICK) They married Sept. 28, 1905 Hannibal, Marion County, Missouri. Children married CLEESEN and McMULLEN. This BREWER lineage had Cherokee Blood John W. MORGAN married Phoebe E. CRANFORD Oct. 27, 1853, Fulton Co. IL. Their children were: Charles, Lisetta, Homer, Eva, Milley, Elizabeth, Emma, Alice, & Laney MORGAN. Lavina MORGAN married Francis DeWITT in March 12, 1863, Fulton Co. IL. Is any one else researching these families? Or can anyone help fill in some blanks. Please respond. Thank you very much for your time. Judi Gilker

I am looking for the site where NELSON REED AND MARY COCKRELL REED are buried. They are either in Fulton or McDonough County. NELSON REED was born 28 Dec 1799 and died 17 Apr 1865 and his wife MARY born 14 Feb 1811 and died 27 Aug 1883. These individuals are my great great grandparents. I have the names and birth dates of all the children of NELSON REED with his first wife JANE MAXWELL and MARY COCKRELL, his second wife. Would be willing to share. Am also looking for the parents of MARY COCKRELL, born in Penn. She had a sister named ELIZA LYONS located in McDonough County. I know nothing about their parents. GEORGE WASHINGTON CAMPBELL is my great grandfather. Have been searching to find who his parents were. He was born 27 June 1830 in Licking County, Ohio, died 20 May 1900 in Fulton County. He was married to FLUEZI ANNA REED, daughter of NELSON and MARY REED. He was a Civil War Veteran and is buried in Marrieta, IL. His sister was NANCY JANE CAMPBELL married to LEVI FOURAKER. She is also buried in Marrieta with her husband. Sherman Campbell, 1598 So. River Grove Way, Eagle, Idaho 83616 at cattrionana@intergate.com

----- Original Message ----- From: "Bonita Campbell" <CatTrioNana@intergate.com> To: <ILFULTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, October 30, 2005 9:38 PM Subject: [ILFULTON] Nelson Reed and George Washington Campbell research > Introduction: I am Sherman Campbell living in Eagle, Idaho. NELSON REED > and MARY COCKRELL REED are my great, great, grandparents and their > daughter FLUEZI ANNA REED married my great grandfather GEORGE WASHINGTON > CAMPBELL in McDonough County, Illinois on 12 July 1857. My grandfather > CHARLES WILLIAM CAMPBELL was born in London Mills or St. Augustine, IL. > > I have been trying to locate the burial place of NELSON and MARY REED. > They could possibly be either in Fulton or McDonough County. NELSON REED > died 17 Apr. 1865 and MARY COCKRELL REED died 27 Aug. 1883. MARY REED > spent her last days staying with her sister ELIZA LYONS in Prairy City, > McDonough County. I have been trying to locate who their parents were in > Pennsylvania. MARY REED was born 14 Feb. 18ll. > > I also need to locate the parents of GEORGE WASHINGTON CAMPBELL. born in > Licking County, Ohio on 27 June 1830. He died on 20 May 1900 and is > buried in the Marrieta, IL cemetery in Fulton County with a civil war > veteran headstone. He had a sister, also buried in the same location, > named NANCY JANE FOURAKER, married to LEVI FOURAKER. > > If anyone is looking for information on NELSON REED I have a list of all > of his children, from his first wife, JANE MAXWELL and with MARY COCKRELL, > and their birth dates. I have traced NELSON REED's mother's line back to > the middle 1600's when they came to the U.S.. His father's name was > WILLIAM REED SR. who married NANCY WOOLFORD in Maryland. He and his wife > MARY came to Fulton County in the middle 1850's from Ohio. > > I would be happy to exchange information with interested parties. > > May mailing address is: 1598 S. River Grove Way, Eagle, ID 83616 > > Sincerely, Sherman Campbell , cattrionana@intergate.com > > > ==== ILFULTON Mailing List ==== > To Subscribe to the mailing list in DIGEST MODE send an email message to: > ILFULTON-D-request@rootsweb.com > Put ONLY the word "SUBSCRIBE" in the body (Turn off your signature files) >

Introduction: I am Sherman Campbell living in Eagle, Idaho. NELSON REED and MARY COCKRELL REED are my great, great, grandparents and their daughter FLUEZI ANNA REED married my great grandfather GEORGE WASHINGTON CAMPBELL in McDonough County, Illinois on 12 July 1857. My grandfather CHARLES WILLIAM CAMPBELL was born in London Mills or St. Augustine, IL. I have been trying to locate the burial place of NELSON and MARY REED. They could possibly be either in Fulton or McDonough County. NELSON REED died 17 Apr. 1865 and MARY COCKRELL REED died 27 Aug. 1883. MARY REED spent her last days staying with her sister ELIZA LYONS in Prairy City, McDonough County. I have been trying to locate who their parents were in Pennsylvania. MARY REED was born 14 Feb. 18ll. I also need to locate the parents of GEORGE WASHINGTON CAMPBELL. born in Licking County, Ohio on 27 June 1830. He died on 20 May 1900 and is buried in the Marrieta, IL cemetery in Fulton County with a civil war veteran headstone. He had a sister, also buried in the same location, named NANCY JANE FOURAKER, married to LEVI FOURAKER. If anyone is looking for information on NELSON REED I have a list of all of his children, from his first wife, JANE MAXWELL and with MARY COCKRELL, and their birth dates. I have traced NELSON REED's mother's line back to the middle 1600's when they came to the U.S.. His father's name was WILLIAM REED SR. who married NANCY WOOLFORD in Maryland. He and his wife MARY came to Fulton County in the middle 1850's from Ohio. I would be happy to exchange information with interested parties. May mailing address is: 1598 S. River Grove Way, Eagle, ID 83616 Sincerely, Sherman Campbell , cattrionana@intergate.com

Fairview Funeral Home Records, Vol.1 indicate Whitfield Tharp Sr. and his wife Amy are bur.in Lutheran Cem., assuming Coal Creek. I have walked the Coal Creek cem, and did not find a stone for them. Is there a plat map of some sort which would give the location of these graves? I would like to have a marker placed. Jan

Hello list, I found an interesting web site which talks about the routes people followed as they migrated west. There is brief mention of Astoria and Fulton County in connection with one of the routes. Only a couple of family names were mentiond: BeHymers and Toney. The web site is one of a series with articles written by a historian with the Brethren / Dunkard churches. This site is of interest to me because several of my Fulton and McDonough County families were connected with the Brethren churches in the Astoria area and the old Coal Creek Church near Farmington. http://www.cob-net.org/docs/brethrenlife_migrations.htm#ioway Some of my Fulton family names are: BOLLINGER, BROWN, BOYD, SCHISLER, NEBERGALL, GREWELL. Regards, Bob

List- I found another Simmerman family from Virginia, and am wondering if he's related to those from Stark County. Cornelius is listed in the 1880 census in Harris, Fulton County. I see that Ida May Simmerman/Zimmerman married into the Cattron family. Other children were Benj. (b. 1865), John (1867), Minnie (1874), and Albert (1866). Would appreciate any help. Cherilyn

There is a biography of Jonas Morgan on the Fulton website: _Fulton County website_ (http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilfulton/) and also on the IL Trails site: _Fulton County IL Trails_ (http://iltrails.org/fulton/) Have you been to these sites and searched? Fulton County has the best county sites on the internet. By the way, I haven't heard anything of Alice Stipak (?) lately. Is everything ok? Carla Finley, Venice, FL My photos: http://community.webshots.com/user/carlafinley

Does anyone have a copy of Heylin's History of Fulton Co IL. publ 1908? I am trying to obtain information on Jonas MORGAN family of Putman Twp.- especially on a daughter Almira (Elmira or Ella) MORGAN BREWER. I have been told there is information in this history regarding the family on page 1005. Can any one assist me, please. Thank you, Judi Gilker PS: I also looking for information on Vincent and Rachel BREWER, Jonas BREWER, Milton & Florence M. SINGLETON, Gus & Florence M. LARSON, Letha Mildred WHITTAKER BREWER MILLS (Letha died Aug. 29, 1925 in Canton, Fulton Co. IL.-- need obit please) Does anyone have information on these people? I found this a Jonas BREWER who very well could be a son of William H. and Almira MORGAN BREWER. World War 1 Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918 Name: Jonas BREWER City: Not Stated County: Fulton State: Illinois Birth Date: April 16. 1880 Race: White Roll; 1613403 Draft Board: 1

Hi Everyone, Many sincere thanks to all contributors this month! It's been wonderful! Here are a few updates for the month of October: * Anna Cooke Petrick submitted more data concerning the Burnetts buried in Coal Creek Lutheran Cemetery. * Max Latimer contributed wonderful Canton school pictures from an 1891 souvenir booklet: Wright, Canton High, Hulit, Kellogg and Maple schools. * Ron Manroe transcribed Chapters 32 & 33 from the 85th Illinois Infantry book. <>Tina Reed submitted a lovely school class picture circa 1890's... Rohrer school. Tina also submitted postcards of the P.& O. shop in Canton, Mrs. Orendorff's residence and the Parlin * Public library.45 new biographies from the 1879 History of Fulton County have been transcribed by Carla Finley! This completes Astoria Township. Putman and Union townships biographies are coming very soon. * Obituaries for: o Samuel Lord sent in by Andrew Peplow. o Samuel Dray sent in by Jan Foster. o Mrs. N. L. Hagaman sent in by Pam Bush. o James Sherwood sent in by Carla Finley. * Civil War veterans' tombstone pictures are now available for: o Isaac David sent in Gary Green. o Frederick Palmer & Alfred Weaver sent in by Byron & Kathryn Palmer. o Alexander McLain, picture taken by Merle Rudebusch and sent in by Jan Stauffer. Please be sure to check the "Brickwall" and "Surnames" section.. There are more great contributions that will be put online soon. Thank you for your patience! warmest regards, Janine www.iltrails.org/fulton

TO: DAVID BURKIETT You sent me the info on Thomas Standard cemetery look-up for his 1st wife Marcy, and ask if I'd like more of them. I don't know whats wrong if my email got to you or not, but yes I would appreciate it if you would be so kind as to send the rest of them on the Standard's Thanks Donna