----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, 10 December, 1999 7:43 PM Subject: Re: [ILGALLAT] the book > What do you know about Trammells? Linda Do you know anyone from the Hamilton Co list who is researching that name? There is a man from that list that is researching them, and I remember he answered a query from someone, and it seems like he was saying the earliest Trammell settlers were brothers... his line went to Hamilton county, and it seems like he said another line settled in Gallatin, and some in Saline. Seems like he mentioned a Trammel family book also, but not sure. I do know he was well versed in these families. Best Regards, Trev

Nope, Pat is not my sister. Theresa ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, December 10, 1999 7:13 PM Subject: Re: [ILGALLAT] Forrester/Edwards > I don't have any sisters. I can't send Leonard's ancestors. I don''t know > how. If you want I can send the descendant file from My start of the Edwards > line. > > Patricia Mitchell > Joliet, IL > Researching: Hutson>Pyle>Edwards>Nunn>Sisk>Mitchell>Pankey> > http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/m/i/t/Patricia--A-Mitchell/index.html > >

If anyone does not know about this site, it is great! Click on the country you want, in most cases, the USA. Then click on the state and and then the county you want. You might just find who or what you are looking for here. Be sure to add your own information to the databases. Please remember to keep your information on the proper boards. Phyllis ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: [email protected] Date: Fri, 10 Dec 1999 20:24:24 EST Subject: Re: [ILHAMILT-L] GenConnect Phyllis- This is part of rootsweb http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/qindex.html Joyce

> COLBERT CEMETERY, LOCATED IN EAST SIDE OF SALINE COUNTY, ILLINOIS > Millikan, Isaac E. 1843-1962 Mllltary marker, d at Paducah > Milligan, John A. 1867-62 w Sarah 1869-37 Saline Co Marriages: 1847-1880 Book A, Pg. 115 Isaac E. MILLIKEN married Susan HALE, 5 June 1861, L. R. MILLIKEN. Marriages 1878-1898 Book A-1, Pg. 119, Line 9 MILLIGAN, John (s/o Jas. K. P. MILLIGAN & Celia WAMACK), Res. Somerset, Saline Co IL, Farmer, 21, white, born IL. 1st marr.. Married 20 Feb 1887 in Somerset Twp. to Sarah A. MODGLIN (d/o R. M. MODGLIN & Sarah J. HARRIS), Res. Somerset Twp., 18, white born IL., 1st marr.. Witnesses were G. W. SEAT & Walker HALE. By-Wm. S. BUTTER, J.P. Wasn't WOMACK one of your names? Best Regards, Trev

Can someone please give me the URL for GenConnect? Phyllis

> 1860 Saline Co census... > > Somerset Post office: > > #1430 > McGEHEE, Daniel C. 77 m farmer Canida > Rheda A. 36 f TN > MOODY, George R. 14 m IL > McCAIN, Mary J. 10 f TN > John B. 2 m IL Thought I would throw this in here since it could provide a clue later on.... Mary Eliza McGHEE married James MOODY on June 18 1842 in Gallatin Co. (Probly Saline area). Might be the parents of George R. above.... I could not find a connection for McCain/McClain... Best Regards, Trev

Jeffery Payment for services, loss, or sacrifice. Not always in money, but in an equivalent value - could be land or other reward. Dave ----- Original Message ----- From: Jeffrey R Scherrer <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, December 10, 1999 4:05 PM Subject: Re: [ILGALLAT] Union soldiers in Gallatin County > > >Does anyone know what remuneration men received for volunteering to > >fight in the Union army? Did Confederate volunteers receive any > >remuneration? > > > > > Are you asking muster in bonus pay? Or payment while in service? > >

Trev, Thanks for the PS. Phyllis On Fri, 10 Dec 1999 17:40:57 -0600 [email protected] wrote: > > > You, Genealogy, and Copyright > > The copyright laws affect both the research and the publication of your > > genealogy, either a narrative family history or a simple pedigree family > > line. First, though, consider that the basic facts about your ancestor's > life > (such as name, birth date and place, marriage partner, date and > place, and > death date and place) do not receive copyright protection, no > matter their > source. Whether you went to the county courthouse, rented a > microfilm of the > relevant records, or found the data in a commercial > CD-ROM, the basic facts > of a person's life may be freely copied; they are > in the public domain. > > This is probly true, but what it didn't say is.... If you invent a certain > program, or format, to "present" this material, that program or format is > under copyright. You can use the information that is under public domain, > but you can't use the format without permission, i.e. the "Family Tree > Maker Viewer" that is built into Family Tree Maker, used to present various > records. > > Tree

>Does anyone know what remuneration men received for volunteering to >fight in the Union army? Did Confederate volunteers receive any >remuneration? > > Are you asking muster in bonus pay? Or payment while in service?

More on the Seat line. Marriages from Gallatin Co Marriages SEATS, ANDERSON REID, ELIZA MRS GALLATIN 07/26/1858 2/ 303 SEATS, ANDERSON HENRY, MARY A GALLATIN 10/01/1863 A/ 282 SEATS, ALEXANDER GRIFFY, BETHERY GALLATIN 08/18/1858 2/ 305 Seats, Anderson Birth 20 Oct 1833 Illinois wife Mary Ann Henry - IGI 1396461 Anderson Seat (the elder) born Abt. 1793 Of Clear Branch, Unicoi, Tennessee - IGI 445890 Gallatin Co. Census - Anderson not here?? Why?? If he married in 1858 and 1863 he should be somewhere in 1860? Who is Walker Seats, 1860 census, age 23, wife Sarah 21, children Mary E. and Charity A. Dave

> You, Genealogy, and Copyright > The copyright laws affect both the research and the publication of your > genealogy, either a narrative family history or a simple pedigree family > line. First, though, consider that the basic facts about your ancestor's life > (such as name, birth date and place, marriage partner, date and place, and > death date and place) do not receive copyright protection, no matter their > source. Whether you went to the county courthouse, rented a microfilm of the > relevant records, or found the data in a commercial CD-ROM, the basic facts > of a person's life may be freely copied; they are in the public domain. This is probly true, but what it didn't say is.... If you invent a certain program, or format, to "present" this material, that program or format is under copyright. You can use the information that is under public domain, but you can't use the format without permission, i.e. the "Family Tree Maker Viewer" that is built into Family Tree Maker, used to present various records. Tree

I don't know what kind of pay they received but my gggrandfather had to fight like crazy to receive a $2.00 per month pension which was eventually raised to $10.00 before he died in l901. Roslyn -----Original Message----- From: Jeffrey R Scherrer <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, December 11, 1999 12:20 AM Subject: Re: [ILGALLAT] Union soldiers in Gallatin County > >>Does anyone know what remuneration men received for volunteering to >>fight in the Union army? Did Confederate volunteers receive any >>remuneration? >> >> >Are you asking muster in bonus pay? Or payment while in service? > >

Hi Dave, just found a Henry and Richard Starke who enlisted in the Mexican war from Virginia. I believe they may be my Hugh whom I have been searching but won't know till I send for papers from Va. Library. Don't know of any other way to get the names from the rosters. Did any Starkes show up in the Miner book? All my other papers show his name spelled Starkey. Thanks and wish me luck, Roslyn

Trev YES, Edmund's m2 was an Elizabeth Rice b 1793 Tenn. Don't know where when etc. BELIEVED to be out of Maury Co Tenn, but no one has ever stated anything. ALL of my gen2 (currently anyway !) Baker line m people from Tenn. I figured that they probably were in the Maury Co area, since Ed spent a few years there. His m1 was Saley (Sally?) Thorn of Richmond Co NC. (ALSO a line that no one wants to claim!!). I was sent a Rice tree that showed Samuel Moore as s/o Allen Floyd Rice + Martha Patsy Rice. But we all seem to dispute it and can get no response from the person it came from. Martha being part of the Ebenezer Rice line from Vermont. I figure his m1 d btw 1810-1815. m2 btw 1810 - 1815. Probably closer to 1815. So I guess the best thing to do is ask ANYBODY KNOW WHERE IN TENN THEY HAD WADDLE, STRICKLIN, DONAHUE, GULLEGE, RICE, BAKER ????????? An inquiring mind wants to know !! besides, it would get me OUT of Illinois mailing lists !! snicker. best, steve

This came from another list and I thought you might be interested. Phyllis Here is something of interest to maybe a few persons lately in regards to the posting of marraiges to the list. Here is a statements for the US Copyright Offices What does copyright protect? Copyright, a form of intellectual property law, protects original works of authorship including literary, dramatic, musical, and artistic works such as poetry, novels, movies, songs, computer software and architecture. Copyright does not protect facts, ideas, systems, or methods of operation, although it may protect the way these things are expressed. You, Genealogy, and Copyright The copyright laws affect both the research and the publication of your genealogy, either a narrative family history or a simple pedigree family line. First, though, consider that the basic facts about your ancestor's life (such as name, birth date and place, marriage partner, date and place, and death date and place) do not receive copyright protection, no matter their source. Whether you went to the county courthouse, rented a microfilm of the relevant records, or found the data in a commercial CD-ROM, the basic facts of a person's life may be freely copied; they are in the public domain. ============================= Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi

Hello Sandra, Welcome to Southern Illinois. Is this your family?? I suspect there is a connect between the Seat family in Davidson Co, Tenn and the folks in Wilson Co, Tenn. 1. There was earlier Anderson Seat in Wilson Co. TN - Anderson Seat married Unicy Mick on Aug. 24, 1819, Wilson Co, Ten 2. The Seat's in Saline Co, Illinois were from Wilson Co. TN 3. John, father of your Anderson, didn't stay in Illinois long as seen by the birth of his children. he could have came from Wilson Co. TN to Illinois and went back to Davidson Co, TN 4. There were also Seat's in Summner Co, TN. Many folks in Gallatin Co. came from Sumner. Seat, John born 1815 married Sarah born 1819, abt. 1835, in Davidson Co, Tenn. children all born in Tenn. except Anderson who was born in Illinois Alexander 1836 - this could be the Alex (24) in Gallatin census 1860, wife Bethena (21) but not for sure. Anderson 1837 John 1839 Serrild 1841 James 1842 Seat, Anderson born 1837, Illinois, married Mary or Mariah abt 1866 in Davidson Co, Tenn. Mary born 1849 in SC children born in Illinois Elizabeth 1867 Minnie 1869 born in Tenn. Mary 1871 Daisy 1873 Robert 1975 Pearl 1876 Lela 1877 Maude 17 Jul 1887, Davidson Co, Tenn More to come. Is this your Anderson? If so, which one of the kids is your line? Dave ----- Original Message ----- From: Sandra Chinoda <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, December 10, 1999 8:13 AM Subject: Re: [ILGALLAT] McGehee Family around Gallatin > Hello, > I have just joined this list, looking for my gr-gr-grandparents, > Anderson and Mary Ann Henry Seat. It SEEMS that he joined the army > durinf the Civil War and was in the South for awhile. Then after the > war, he married there, had a daughter, and moved down here. Was it > common for folks to go from TN to IL, or vise-versa? It's interesting > that this is only the 2nd message Ive read, and the connection between > TN and IL has already been mentioned. Appreciate any help. > Sandra >

Oh, they also came from the Cumberland Gap area of TN. So, shows you where the name could have come from. Ha. Linda

Your reply was very interesting. My family was from Gallatin Co, IL and went to Navarro Co, TX and called the place they lived Pisgah Ridge. Would love more info on this church connection. My family was Trammell, Smoots, Williams,. Boatrights. Any info appreciated. Thanks. Linda

Trev, Yes, I also have the WOMACK name in my line.....and MORRISON, some CURRY'S, BERADS, BEBOUTS, LEDBETTERS, SPIVEY'S and many more...... Thanks for the info. Denise Gibbs Kneifel http://members.aol.com/DeniseK322/index.html GIBBS KNEIFEL LENGYEL/LANGEL MCCOLLEY MILLIGAN PARTAIN PULLINS RICHARDS SHEWMAKER WANDRY WILLIAMS WHITE WOMACK ZINN

What do you know about Trammells? Linda