Hello, I am searching for these people and was wondering if anyone recognized them ? 1880 Gal. County Census 12 - 14 June 1880 New Market Precinct Davis, Mary N. 41 Wid Gertie 13 Dau Kanady, Georgie 11 Dau Mollie 9 Dau John 5 Son Crawford, Minnie E. 47 Wid Albert E. 17 Son W. Logan 13 Son Geo. G. 12 Son Kanaday, Winnie E. 20 Dau W. Riley 1 1/2 Gr. Son Thank You Sue

Ack Where can we find that book? anyone know? > This story is excitingly told in the book by John Sidney Kennedy and Dorothea Kennedy, "Genealogy of the descendants of John Kennady"; Gateway Press, Baltimore, 1980. > > Lory Holm in Vermont >

Martha -- > << MCCOOL, A - KANADY, MARY 12/27/1821 >> > > Who were Mary's parents?? Mary Kanady, b. abt 1802 in Nelson or Hardin County, Kentucky, was the third child (of 9) of Moses (b. abt 1775) and Keziah (Johnson) Kanady. In migrating west, Moses and Keziah probably never crossed the Ohio from Union County, Kentucky, but all nine children settled in Gallatin County aft 1818. >I have a Moses Kanady and his family, and then his brother, Washington Kanady, and his family. Their mom >was Mary but her married name was Kanady! This Moses, b. 16 Nov. 1828, is the son of John Johnson Kanady (b. 1804, Mary's brother). He and his brother Washington were two (of nine) children of John J. and Mary (Sherwood) Kanady. > Do you know anything about their great uncle Peter Kanady, who was captured > by the Indians and lived with them for 13 years? Peter Kennedy, b. 1769, was the older brother of the elder Moses. (There were ten brothers, and Moses was the only one to use the Kanady spelling.) Peter was wounded and captured by the Indians in Kentucky at the age of 13, was held captive for two years, was wounded again during a dramatic escape, but lived to the age of 70 and left seven children and many descendants. This story is excitingly told in the book by John Sidney Kennedy and Dorothea Kennedy, "Genealogy of the descendants of John Kennady"; Gateway Press, Baltimore, 1980. Lory Holm in Vermont

In a message dated 2/27/03 10:24:43 AM, tarnablackelm@min.midco.net writes: << MCCOOL, A - KANADY, MARY 12/27/1821 >> Who were Mary's parents?? I have a Moses Kanady and his family, and then his brother, Washington Kanady, and his family. Their mom was Mary but her married name was Kanady! Do you know anything about their great uncle Peter Kanady, who was captured by the Indians and lived with them for 13 years? Martha

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I am desented from Adam McCool and Mary Kanady. I noticed your posts on the Kanady message board. MCCOOL, A - KANADY, MARY 12/27/1821 His son Benjamin "Franklin" McCool Married the Bean lady. I am trying to sort out this family. We are pretty sure Franklin was the son of Adam. They moved to Arkansaw together then Franklin came back, Not sure if Adam did or not. But any infomation you have on Adam would sure help. and Anything on Mary would to. I do have some info on Adam in Arkansaw. He named the City of Dewitt, in Arkasaw county. I will dig it out and send to you. But since you releated to this bunch you realated to me too :). WOOT HOO another Cousin found :) Jeanette ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tarna" <tarnablackelm@min.midco.net> To: "J Lorimer Holm" <loryholm@worldnet.att.net> Sent: Monday, February 24, 2003 9:01 AM Subject: Re: Beans Marriages > I not really reseaching the Beans.. but ran across them marrying some of my > McCools. But I am fairly certain my GGrandmothers name was Martha E and you > only see that on one census. everything includeing her death cert says her > name is Mable E. and from the reseaching I have done. there alot of > nicknames... shortened names that are used.. and in Leagle documents also. > Makes it hard on us reseachers :) but if her middle name is Catherine.. then > Kate would be the Nickname. > > There should be marriage and birth Certs for that time. would be easy > enought to get one. > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "J Lorimer Holm" <loryholm@worldnet.att.net> > To: <ILGALLAT-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, February 23, 2003 10:36 PM > Subject: Re: Beans Marriages > > > > It's true that George W. Chaffin is married to 'Kate' in the 1900 census, > but to 'Amanda C.' in the 1910 census. And the marriage data in both cases > is consistant with a single marriage in 1880. Perhaps the C. is for > Catherine -- and Kate the nickname? > > > > Lory Holm in Vermont > > > > > > > > In a message dated 2/23/03 1:13:53 PM, tarnablackelm@min.midco.net > writes: > > > > > > << CHAFFIN, GEORGE W BEAN, AMANDA C > > > > > > 07/29/1880 00C/0440 GALLATIN >> > > > > > > darn, I seem to think he married someone else............. > > > > > > Descendants of George Chaffin > > > > > > 1 George Chaffin b: March 1861 in Illinois > > > . +Kate ? b: July 1860 in Illinois m: 1880 > > >

Jon: Does your "Old Gallatin County" book have anything about Joab Moore, Sr in it? Thanks, Bob Moore

this is where I got the info. Illinois has good online archives. Wish more states did. http://www2.sos.state.il.us/departments/archives/genealogy/forms/marrsrch.ht ml if you follow the links back to the main page, there alot more data bases, but this the one I use most. Anyone know anything about these Bean ladies? BEAN, WILLIAM BEAN, LUCINDA 12/24/1851 002/0130 GALLATIN MCCOOL, FRANKLIN BEAN, LUCINDA MRS 11/03/1868 00B/0099 GALLATIN MCCOOL, GEORGE W BEAN, ELIZABETH C 04/13/1871 00B/0343 GALLATIN ----- Original Message ----- From: <Graingerjm@aol.com> To: <ILGALLAT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 8:43 PM Subject: Re: Beans Marriages > I have a whole BUNCH of Benas who married into the Dillard family, all in > Gallatin Co, illinois. > > I'm still looking for Hudgins and Blankenships, so if you run across any, > please let me know! > > thanks > > Martha > > ______________________________

WOOHOO can't wait :) Now I gonna be checking my Mail each day looking for it lol ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jon Musgrave" <jonm@midamer.net> To: <ILGALLAT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 4:07 PM Subject: Handbook of Old Gallatin County > Hello everyone, > > After months of waiting, the Handbook of Old Gallatin County and > Southeastern Illinois is ready to be shipped from the printers tomorrow. > That means I should receive it sometime early next week. I really appreciate > everyone who pre-ordered the book and had the patience to stick with me. As > I've explained before, a teaching job starting last September pre-empted my > plans. > > The book is a 6 x 9" hardcover book with 464 pages that includes a full > version of the 1887 history of Gallatin County (plus updates and > corrections), two new sections from other 19th and early 20th Century > sources that provide other elements of the county's history entitled Early > Anecdotes of Gallatin County and Military History of Gallatin County. The > book also contains more than 250 biographies of early Gallatin County men, > plus a couple of women. And as required for any book that is of interest to > genealogists, it's fully indexed. > > The retail cost is $32 plus $5 shipping and handling. If you get your order > in by next Friday, I'll still give you the 25 percent pre-order discount. > You'll save $8, for a total cost of $29 ($24 plus $5 s/h). Orders can be > made by sending a check to IllinoisHistory.com, PO Box 1142, Marion IL > 62959. (Please include your e-mail address if you pay by mail). > > You can also order online at www.IllinoisHistory.com/Handbook. I'm set up to > take credit cards using PayPal. > > Thanks for your support. > > Sincerely, > > Jon Musgrave > www.IllinoisHistory.com > > ______________________________

In a message dated 2/25/03 9:40:55 PM, mjrice@intrnet.net writes: << George Washington Chaffin is a brother to my grandmother, Lavina Vilena Chaffin NELSON. Amanda Catherine was called "Aunt Kate" by almost everyone who knew her. >> YEAH!!!!!! Wonderful!!! thanks SO much for the information! Martha

I just came up with another Bean on my database, but I can't figure out where this one came from. I have no clue who the Henry Dugger is, it was one of those little chunks of information that turn up and you can't find out anything more. I don't even know if this was in Gallatin Co. or not so if anyone can help me out here I'd appreciate it! Carol Dugger Descendants of Henry Dugger 1 Henry DUGGER b: June 14, 1809 d: March 30, 1863 . +Sarah GREEN b: December 29, 1811 d: January 12, 1883 ... 2 John W. DUGGER ... 2 Benjamon F. DUGGER ... 2 David A. DUGGER ... 2 Eliza E. DUGGER ... 2 Enoch A. DUGGER ... 2 Finley P. DUGGER ... 2 Hardin G. DUGGER ... 2 Margaret E. DUGGER ... 2 Wiley T. DUGGER *2nd Wife of Henry DUGGER: . +Cathern M. BEAN *3rd Wife of Henry DUGGER: . +Julia A. CLINTON

George Washington Chaffin is a brother to my grandmother, Lavina Vilena Chaffin NELSON. Amanda Catherine was called "Aunt Kate" by almost everyone who knew her. Uncle George was born Mach 14, 1861 in Ridgway, Gallatin CO., IL. Aunt Kate was born on July 23, 1860 near Elba, Gallatin CO., IL. They were married July 8, 1880 in Gallatin County, IL. Uncle George died July 27, 1938 in Gallatin CO., IL and is buried at Union Chapel Cemetery in North Fork Twsp, Gallatin CO., IL. Aunt Kate died Jan. 14, 1962 in Eldorado, Saline Co., IL and is buried in the Wolf Creek Cemetery, Eldorado, IL. They had 7 children any many of their descendents still live in and around Eldorado. "In all things it is better to hope than to despair!"

I have a whole BUNCH of Benas who married into the Dillard family, all in Gallatin Co, illinois. I'm still looking for Hudgins and Blankenships, so if you run across any, please let me know! thanks Martha

In a message dated 2/23/03 8:53:41 AM, cvdugger@allera.net writes: << I have a Silas Bean in my database b. 1854. >> born in Gallatin Co, Illinois? parents?? thanks Martha

Hello everyone, After months of waiting, the Handbook of Old Gallatin County and Southeastern Illinois is ready to be shipped from the printers tomorrow. That means I should receive it sometime early next week. I really appreciate everyone who pre-ordered the book and had the patience to stick with me. As I've explained before, a teaching job starting last September pre-empted my plans. The book is a 6 x 9" hardcover book with 464 pages that includes a full version of the 1887 history of Gallatin County (plus updates and corrections), two new sections from other 19th and early 20th Century sources that provide other elements of the county's history entitled Early Anecdotes of Gallatin County and Military History of Gallatin County. The book also contains more than 250 biographies of early Gallatin County men, plus a couple of women. And as required for any book that is of interest to genealogists, it's fully indexed. The retail cost is $32 plus $5 shipping and handling. If you get your order in by next Friday, I'll still give you the 25 percent pre-order discount. You'll save $8, for a total cost of $29 ($24 plus $5 s/h). Orders can be made by sending a check to IllinoisHistory.com, PO Box 1142, Marion IL 62959. (Please include your e-mail address if you pay by mail). You can also order online at www.IllinoisHistory.com/Handbook. I'm set up to take credit cards using PayPal. Thanks for your support. Sincerely, Jon Musgrave www.IllinoisHistory.com

Here's a Mayfield who might tie in: Descendants of James D Mayfield 1 James D Mayfield . +Julia A Hudgins m: April 23, 1878 in Gallatin Co, Illinois

Surnames: MAYFIELD TROTTER HUDGINS FORTNER Submitter: Elgin Mayfield (ElginFly@aol.com) Date: 24 Feb 2003 I am researching my great-great-grandfather, John MAYFIELD and his family. He appears in the 1860 Gallatin Co. census with his wife Mary. John was born in Rutherford Co., TN in 1828. John served in the 131 IL Inf during the Civil War. He married Louise Midgett PARKER in Gallatin Co. in 1864. John died there in 1876 and is buried in Gallatin. John's son Logan MAYFIELD was a town marshall in Ridgway at one time. There are some older MAYFIELD's listed in Gallatin and may be related. Some other surnames that are related to these MAYFIELD's are HUDGINGS, FORTNER, and TROTTER. I would appreciate any information. Thanks in advance. Elgin MAYFIELD ElginFly@aol.com

1920 Census, Sanile CO, Eldorado page 1a Ward 2 Geo W Chaffin age 60 IL OH OH Amanda age 61 IL IL NC Charles age 20 IL: IL IL Son 1930 Sanile CO, Eldorado George Chaffin age 69 IL IL IL Amanda age 69 IL IL IL living next to Charle's family death info IRAD site CHAFFIN CHARLES G M/W UNK 0035569 1947-08-10 SALINE ELDORADO - - CHAFFIN GEORGE W N/S UNK 0000149 1938-07-27 SALINE Kent ----- Original Message ----- From: <Graingerjm@aol.com> To: <ILGALLAT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 24, 2003 8:28 AM Subject: Re: Beans Marriages > > In a message dated 2/23/03 8:36:13 PM, loryholm@worldnet.att.net writes: > > << It's true that George W. Chaffin is married to 'Kate' in the 1900 census, > but to 'Amanda C.' in the 1910 census. And the marriage data in both cases > is consistant with a single marriage in 1880. Perhaps the C. is for > Catherine -- and Kate the nickname? >> > > That's what I think too, but I'd feel happier with some proof. > > Where are they buried? What about the 1920 census? Either of them in that? > > Martha > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

In a message dated 2/23/03 8:36:13 PM, loryholm@worldnet.att.net writes: << It's true that George W. Chaffin is married to 'Kate' in the 1900 census, but to 'Amanda C.' in the 1910 census. >> Still in Gallatin Co, Illinois? thanks Martha

I am getting all sorts of information forwarded to me on the Bean Family. I think there is a problem with an address. I am not researching this family. Do not respond to MHess138@aol.com