This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------CF9DE24D48B8986E53C5463C Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit -- Vi Poland email address vipoland@cox.net Home Page is http://members.cox.net/w8fwf --------------CF9DE24D48B8986E53C5463C Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 Message-ID: <3DC6807E.F6DEE316@cox.net> Date: Mon, 04 Nov 2002 07:13:18 -0700 From: "Violet E. Poland" <vipoland@cox.net> X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.79 [en] (Win98; U) X-Accept-Language: en MIME-Version: 1.0 To: ILGALLAT-D@rotsweb.com Subject: [Fwd: Brockett Books] Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="------------ADF0D0906C9AE3C8980EA9A5" This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------ADF0D0906C9AE3C8980EA9A5 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit -- Vi Poland email address vipoland@cox.net Home Page is http://members.cox.net/w8fwf --------------ADF0D0906C9AE3C8980EA9A5 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 Message-ID: <3DBEF0FE.F7B08AC4@cox.net> Date: Tue, 29 Oct 2002 13:35:10 -0700 From: "Violet E. Poland" <vipoland@cox.net> X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.79 [en] (Win98; U) X-Accept-Language: en MIME-Version: 1.0 To: ILGALLAT-D@rootsweb.com Subject: Brockett Books Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit -- To All Who Have Connections To The WIlliam E. Brockett, Sr. Line, With Christmas closing in on us so quickly, I would like to let Wm.'s descendants know I have some copies of this 2 Vol. set of 1200 pgs.+100 pgs. of pictures, hard cover, completely indexed still available. They make great gifts for those that have a passion for family history. If, you are uncertain if you have connections to this line, contact me and I will look to see if you have connections. If, you are interested you can contact me privately at which time I can give you more details. I wish everyone a wonderful holiday season. Vi Vi Poland email address vipoland@cox.net Home Page is http://members.cox.net/w8fwf --------------ADF0D0906C9AE3C8980EA9A5-- --------------CF9DE24D48B8986E53C5463C--

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hi, Anyone wanting photocopies from the following LDS Family History Library microfiche and microfilms: Civil War-Illinois 1401524 Livingston County Soldier's Discharge Records 1865-1945 (see IL item1) 6082244 Four years with Morgan and Forrest (see CSA) 6082405 K F Peddicord of Quirk's Scouts: Morgans Kentucky Cavalry CSA (see OH) 6082544 Camp and Prison Journal Embracing Scenes in Camp... (see Ohio) 6082686 An Eyewitness to the Dark Days of 1861-65 (see Ohio) 6082705 1491 Days in the Confederate Army (TX Cav, W P Lane Rangers)(seeIL) 6082721 Reminiscences of the Civil War: 2nd Texas Infantry Regiment(see Texas) 6082731 Bio Sketch...Cowboy... Old Confederate Soldier: 10th TX Inf Reg(seeTX) Illinois 6010063 A Gazetteer of the States of Illinois and Missouri 6010863 A Guide to Church Vital Statistics Records in Illinois 6010503 French-Canadian Families of the North Central States (see USofA) 6018020 Cemetery Records (Illinois & some Indiana) 6043985 Illinois Annual Register & Western Business Directory of 1847 6043986 Montague's Illinois & Missouri State Directory of 1854/55 6043987 Northern Counties Gazetteer & Directory/Chicago City Directory 1855/56 6043988 Illinois State Gazetteer and Business Directory of 1858/59 6043989 Illinois State Gazetteer and Business Directory of 1860 6046721 A Descriptive Inventory of the Archives of the St of IL 6048068 The Patriotism of Illinois (Civil War) 6048111 (WWI) War Documents and Addresses w/index 6048198 US Biographical Directory & Portraits of Eminent Illinois Men 6048214 The Black Hawk War and the Sangamo Journal, 1832 6048333 Illinois Soldier's and Sailor's Home at Quincy, Vol 1: 1887-1898 6048334 Illinois Soldier's and Sailor's Home at Quincy, Vol 2: 1898-1908 6049393 Biographical Sketches of Illinois Officers... (of the Civil War) 6050193 Abstracts of Mtgs of Society of Friends of Vermilion Quarterly 6050914 Historical Encyclopedia of Illinois 6051133 A Complete History of Illinois from 1673 to 1884 6051147 Illinois Census Returns, 1820 w/index 6051164 Guide to Public Vital Statistics Records in Illinois 1941 6051257 Record of the Services of Illinois Soldiers 1810-1848 6051272 War of 1812 Bounty Lands in Illinois, 1840 6051287 Illinois Place Names (Gazetteer) 6051427 Historical Atlas/Chronology: County Boundaries (see USofA) 6075751 History of the 59th Reg Illinois Volunteers 6075765 Cemeteries (Northeastern Illinois) (w/full name index) 6075822 The Sauks and the Black Hawk War w/Biographical Sketches 6082405 K F Peddicord of Quirk's Scouts: Morgans Kentucky Cavalry CSA (see OH) 6082544 Camp and Prison Journal Embracing Scenes in Camp... (see Ohio) 6082686 An Eyewitness to the Dark Days of 1861-65 (see Ohio) 6082705 1491 Days in the Confederate Army (TX Cav, W P Lane Rangers) 6087892 Newspapers in the Illinois State Historical Library 6087982 Cemetery Relocations by the US Army Corps of Engineers (see Ark) 6093363 Central Illinois Obituaries, 1871-1880 w/name index 6093441 Mennonites in Illinois w/index 6100813 Private Land Claims: IL, IN, MI, WI w/index 6100923 History of the 33rd Reg Illinois Veteran Volunteer Infantry 1861-65 6101678 Pioneer Life in Illinois 6104020 Illinois Census Returns: 1810, 1818 (includes an index) 6104326 Index to Early Pioneers & Pioneer Events of the State of Illinois 6104910 Society of Colonial Wars in the St of Illinois: Officers, Members-1896 6104911 Society of Colonial Wars in the St of Illinois: Officers, Members-1897 6111244 Revolutionary Lineages, Everyname Index to the Registrar's Records 6111525 Revolutionary Ancestor Index to the Registrar's Records 6117359 Free or Inexpensive Research Aids & Some Useful Addresses(see USA) 6125938 Newspapers in the Illinois State Historical Library: 1970 Edition 6125942 Illinois Libraries: Vol 70, No. 3-4 (Mar-Apr 1988) 6200224 Index to the Descriptive Inventory of the Archives of the State of IL 6334313 1952 Atlas of Illinois Counties 6017549 Adams County, Death and marriages from early Quincy papers, 1835-50 6044379 Adams County, Quincy City Directory of 1855/56 6044380 Adams County, Quincy City Directory of 1857/58 6044381 Adams County, Quincy City Directory of 1859/60 6046694 Adams County, Marriages 1825-1899 6048848 Adams County, The History of (1879) (biographies w/index) 6088032 Adams County, Quincy: The Yellowjacket of the Great River Gen Society 6125852 Adams County, Quincy, Greenmount Cemetery Vol 1 (w/full name index) 6125853 Adams County, Quincy, Greenmount Cemetery Vol 2-3 (" " " " ) 6125913 Adams County, Quincy, Woodland Cemetery Vol 1-2 (w/surname index) 6125914 Adams County, Quincy, Woodland Cemetery Vol 3 (w/surname index) 6125915 Adams County, Quincy, Woodland Cemetery Vol 4 (w/surname index) 6126176 Adams Co, Quincy, Cemeteries:Graceland,QuincyNat'l,ValleyOfPeace 6093953 Adams County 1850 Census: Vol 1 (transcribed w/index) 6093954 Adams County 1850 Census: Vol 2 (transcribed w/index) 6093955 Adams County 1850 Census: Vol 3 (transcribed w/index) 6093946 Adams County 1860 Census: Vol 1-2 (transcribed w/index) 6093947 Adams County 1860 Census: Vol 3-4 (transcribed w/index) 6093948 Adams County 1860 Census: Vol 5-6 (transcribed w/index) 6125757 Bond County Genealogical Society Ancestor Charts, Vol 1 6111480 Bond County Genealogical Society Ancestor Charts, Vol 2 6117225 Bond County Genealogical Society Ancestor Charts, Vol 3 6093713 Bond County, Aunt Nora's scrapbook (newspaper clippings 1895-1980) 6087759 Bond County Cemeteries: Vol 1 6087760 Bond County Cemeteries: Vol 2 6087761 Bond County Cemeteries: Vol 3 6100256 Bond County Cemeteries: Vol 4 (update of a previous vol) 6104803 Bond County Cemeteries: Vol 5-6 (w/some obituaries) 6104975 Bond County marriage records, 1851-1877 (w/index of brides) 6104984 Bond County marriage records, 1878-1899 (w/index of brides) 6104822 Bond County marriage records, 1894-1915 (w/index of brides) 6104884 Bond County, Burgess Township Cemeteries (w/obits w/index) 6104985 Bond County Genealogical Society (BCGS) News: Vol 3, no. 2 (1983) 6104936 Bond County Genealogical Society (BCGS) News: Vol 11, no. 1-3 6104976 Bond County Genealogical Society ancestor index (1983) 6104977 Bond County Brown Cemetery (w/full name index & obituaries, map) 6104978 Bond County Duncan Cemetery (w/full name index & obituaries, map) 6104979 Bond County Paine Cemetery (w/full name index & obituaries, map) 6104980 Bond County Greene Cemetery (w/full name index & obituaries, map) 6104981 Bond County Liberty Cemetery (w/full name index & obituaries, map) 6104983 Bond County Bethel Cemetery (w/full name index, map) 6105189 Boone County, Rock River Valley 6126060 Boone County: Belvidere Township Cemeteries: Vol 2 6048164 Calhoun County, Prairie Farmer's reliable directory of farmers... 6088629 Calhoun County, Surname index, 1982 (w/index) 6088665 Calhoun County, Portrait biographical album (w/an all name index) 6093467 Calhoun County 1850 Census (transcribed w/index) 6093820 Calhoun County 1860 Census (transcribed w/index) 6049280 Clark County, Surname index to 1870 US census 6088839 Clark County, Marshall: Abstracts of the Flag of the Union 1861-1864 6048135 Clay County, US Census Mortality Schedules, 1860, 1870, 1880 6016532 Cook County, Birth Record Index, 1871-1916 (alphabetical by surname) 6016533 Cook County, Death Record Index, 1871-1916 (alphabetical by surname) 6043786 Cook County, Chicago City Directory of 1839 (1840/43 none published) 6043787 Cook County, Statistics of Chicago of 1843 6043788 Cook County, Chicago City Directory & Business Advertiser of 1844 6043789 Cook County, Chicago City Directory & Business Advertiser of 1845/46 6043790 Cook County, Chicago Business Directory & Statistics of 1846 6043791 Cook County, Chicago City Directory of 1846/47 6043792 Cook County, Chicago City Directory of 1847/48 6043793 Cook County, Chicago City Directory of 1849/50 6043794 Cook County, Chicago City Directory of 1851 6043795 Cook County, Chicago City Directory of 1852/53 6043796 Cook County, Chicago City Directory of 1853/54 6043797 Cook County, Chicago City Directory of 1854/55 6043798 Cook County, Chicago City Directory of 1855/56 6043987 Northern Counties Gazetteer & Directory/Chicago City Directory 1855/56 6043799 Cook County, Chicago City Directory Supplement of 1856 6043800 Cook County, Chicago Business Directory of 1856 6043801 Cook County, Chicago City Directory of 1856/57 (Case & Co) 6043802 Cook County, Chicago City Directory of 1856/57 (Gager's) 6043803 Cook County, Chicago City Directory of 1858 6043804 Cook County, Chicago Business Directory of 1859 6043805 Cook County, Chicago City Directory of 1859/60 (D B Cooke & Co) 6043806 Cook County, Chicago Business Directory of 1859/60 6043807 Cook County, Chicago City Directory of 1859/60 (Smith & Du Moulin) 6043808 Cook County, Chicago City Directory of 1860/61 6050915 Cook County, History of (includes biographical information) 6079340 Cook County Land Ownership Maps 1851 6079341 Cook County Land Ownership Maps 1861 6079342 Cook County Land Ownership Maps 1862 6079343 Cook County Land Ownership Maps 1870 6079344 Cook County Land Ownership Maps 1886 6079345 Cook County Land Ownership Maps 1890 6079346 Cook County Land Ownership Maps 1898 6088147 Cook County, Chicago Genealogical Society: 1973 Surname Index 6048135 Crawford County, US Census Mortality Schedules, 1860, 1870, 1880 6087525 Crawford County, Our... Illinois Heritage 1830-1983 6079340 Du Page County Land Ownership Maps 1851 6079345 Du Page County Land Ownership Maps 1890 6079346 Du Page County Land Ownership Maps 1898 6048135 Edwards County, US Census Mortality Schedules, 1860, 1870, 1880 6048135 Effingham County, US Census Mortality Schedules, 1860, 1870, 1880 6088177 Ford County History (consists mainly of family histories w/index) 6079350 Franklin County Land Ownership Maps 1900 6104326 Fulton Co, Index to Early Pioneers/Pioneer Events of the State of IL 6050047 Gallatin Co: Prairie Farmer's Reliable Directory of Farmers... 6049534 Greene County, Early records of (w/index by surname) 6075821 Greene County, Prairie Farmer's Directory of 1918 6079351 Greene County Land Ownership Maps 1861 6099913 Greene County, Old Settlers Assoc: Coda of the Deep Snow of 1830 6019028 Hancock Co, Inscriptions on Tombstones,Early LDS: IL,IA,NE (see LDS) 6031588 Hancock Co, List of Deaths & Burials... Early LDS: IL,IA,NE (see LDS) 6051326 Hancock Co, Nauvoo Temple End Reg:10Dec1845-08Feb1846 (see LDS) 6079352 Hancock County Land Ownership Maps 1859 6088852 Hancock County, Buried in Old Mormon Cemetery, Nauvoo (see LDS) 6101611 Hancock Co, Nauvoo(Members 1841-45,1842Cen,Bapt,Log) (see LDS) 6117589 Hardin County Marriages in Newspapers 1876-1914 6125170 Hardin County, Abstracts from Obits found in Newspapers 1873-1914 6105189 Henry County, Rock River Valley 6079354 Iroquois County Land Ownership Maps 1860 6101834 Iroquois County 1860 Federal Census (transcribed w/index) 6101702 Iroquois County (Full Name)Index to 1870 Federal Census 6088151 Iroquois County: Surname Index to 1880 Census 6048135 Jasper County, US Census Mortality Schedules, 1860, 1870, 1880 6049534 Jersey County, Early records of (w/index by surname) 6075821 Jersey County, Prairie Farmer's Directory of 1918 0007643 Kane County 1840 US census 6079340 Kane County (part of) Land Ownership Maps 1851 6079356 Kane County Land Ownership Maps 1860 6079354 Kankakee County Land Ownership Maps 1860 6079340 Kendall County (part of) Land Ownership Maps 1851 0007643 Knox County 1840 US census 0007643 La Salle County 1840 US census 6079350 LaSalle County Land Ownership Maps 1895 0007643 Lawrence County 1840 US census 1254225 Lawrence County (ending) 1880 US Census 1240318 Lawrence County (ending) 1900 US Census 6048135 Lawrence County, US Census Mortality Schedules, 1860, 1870, 1880 0007643 Lee County 1840 US census 0007689 Lee County 1850 US Census 1254225 Lee County 1880 US Census 6105189 Lee County, Rock River Valley 0007643 Livingston County 1840 US census 0007689 Livingston County 1850 US Census 0803199 Livingston County 1860 Census 0545746 Livingston County 1870 Census 1254225 Livingston County (beginning) 1880 US Census 1254226 Livingston County (ending) 1880 US Census 1240318 Livingston County 1900 US Census 1374316 Livingston, Logan (beginning) County 1910 Census 1820383 Livingston, Logan (beginning) County 1920 Census 1401522 Livingston County Births/Delayed Certificates Jan 1900-Dec 1900(item1) 1401522 Livingston County Marriages 1900-1915 (item 2-3) 1401524 Livingston County Soldier's Discharge Records 1865-1945 (item 1) 1401524 Livingston County Death Records 1878-1900 (items 2-3) 1401524 Livingston County Marriage Certificates 1837-1855 (items 4-5) 1392959 Livingston County Marriage Register w/Certificates 1837-1866 6010867 Livingston & Woodford Co: Biographical Record of, w/index 0007643 Logan County 1840 US census 0007689 Logan County 1850 US Census 6079361 Logan County Land Ownership Maps 1893 0007643 Macon County 1840 US census 0007689 Macon County 1850 US Census 0007643 Macoupin County 1840 US census 0007689 Macoupin County 1850 US Census 6125617 Macoupin County, Sugar Creek: life on the Illinois prairie 0007643 Madison County 1840 US census 6087519 Madison County 1845 Census (transcription w/index) 0007689 Madison County 1850 US Census 6043553 Madison County, Alton City Directory of 1858 6049004 Madison County, Index of biographical sketches 6087835 Madison County marriage records index, 1813-1882 0007643 Marion County 1840 US census 0007689 Marion County 1850 US Census 6088263 Marion County, Haines, Raccoon & Romine Twps Cemetery Records 6100712 Marion County land atlas and plat book 1985 (w/index) 0007643 Marshall County 1840 US census 0007689 Marshall County 1850 US Census 6104326 Mason Co, Index to Early Pioneers/Pioneer Events of the State of IL 0007643 McDonough County 1840 US census 0007689 McDonough County 1850 US Census 6051078 McDonough Co: Abstracts of the Bardolph News 1893-1912 0007643 McHenry County 1840 US census 6079362 McHenry County Land Ownership Maps 1862 6099967 McHenry Co, Johnsburg: St John the Baptist Catholic Church 0007643 McLean County 1840 US census 0007643 Menard County 1840 US census 0007643 Mercer County 1840 US census 0007643 Monroe County 1840 US census 0007643 Montgomery County 1840 US census 6093713 Montgomery Co,Aunt Nora's scrapbook(newspaper clippings 1895-1980) 6104206 Montgomery Co marriage records, 1851-1870 (alpha by bride & groom) 6105054 Montgomery Co,Butler Grove Twp semi-centenarians/brief Butler history 0007643 Morgan County 1840 US census 6089181 Morgan County 1850 US census Vol 1: transcribed 6089182 Morgan County 1850 US census Vol 2: w/index for both volumes 6088048 Morgan County 1860 census w/mortality schedule for 1860 6089187 Morgan County Cemetery Book, Index to 6105189 Ogle County, Rock River Valley 6088841 Piatt County, Willow Branch Township cemeteries (w/index) 6088847 Piatt County marriage records, 1841-1874 (w/index) 6088851 Piatt County marriage records, 1874-1910 (w/groom & bride indexes) 6088869 Piatt County Cemeteries (w/index for each township & maps) 6048164 Pike County, Prairie Farmer's reliable directory of farmers... 6088600 Pike County 1840 census index 6088629 Pike County, Surname index, 1982 (w/index) 6088665 Pike County, Portrait biographical album 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1860-1917 6049136 Sangamon Co, Vol 2: Misc births, 1910-14 & delayed 1890-4,1913-72 6050006 Sangamon County, Cotton Hill Township cemeteries (inscriptions) 6087692 Sangamon Co,Every name index: Historical Encyclopedia of IL & History 6093349 Sangamon County, marriage applications vol 1: 1879-1881 6093350 Sangamon County, marriage applications vol 4: 1886-1889 6100637 Sangamon County estate record index, 1821-1907 6100638 Sangamon County early federal land sales: within present boundaries 6100639 Sangamon COunty 1861-1896 index of obituaries 6125617 Sangamon County, Sugar Creek: life on the Illinois prairie 6049456 Scott Co sources: annotated research guide to local history 1819-1978 6088049 Scott County 1880 census [and mortality schedule] (w/index) 1036551 Shelby County: Moweaqua Remembers (w/maps) (see USofA item 7) 6093488 Shelby County Inscriptions of Cemeteries 6101678 Shelby County, Pioneer Life in Illinois 6043609 St Clair County, Belleville City Directory of 1860 6088793 St Clair County, East Saint Louis, Mount Hope Cemetery records 6101495 St Clair County, Branching out from (19 volumes gen soc periodical) 6105189 Stephenson County, Rock River Valley 6048135 Wabash County, US Census Mortality Schedules, 1860, 1870, 1880 6048135 Wayne County, US Census Mortality Schedules, 1860, 1870, 1880 6079340 Will County (part of) Land Ownership Maps 1851 6105189 Winnebago County, Rock River Valley 6010867 Woodford & Livingston Co: Biographical Record of, w/index Should visit <A HREF="http://hometown.aol.com/dependabledennis/myhomepage/heritage.html"> Lookups: Genealogy Look Ups</A> for a list of thousands of other microfilms and microfiche... the price is $1.50 per photocopy. 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-- To All Who Have Connections To The WIlliam E. Brockett, Sr. Line, With Christmas closing in on us so quickly, I would like to let Wm.'s descendants know I have some copies of this 2 Vol. set of 1200 pgs.+100 pgs. of pictures, hard cover, completely indexed still available. They make great gifts for those that have a passion for family history. If, you are uncertain if you have connections to this line, contact me and I will look to see if you have connections. If, you are interested you can contact me privately at which time I can give you more details. I wish everyone a wonderful holiday season. Vi Vi Poland email address vipoland@cox.net Home Page is http://members.cox.net/w8fwf

Hi...I'm new to this list and of course looking for infomation. My connection to Gallatin County is James Washington Hays. JW bought land in Shawneetown in 1843. Would this be Gallatin County at that time? James Washington Hays married Margaret Bodine in Jefferson County, 1840. 1841 son, John Marion Hays was born. 1843 James Washington Hays purchases 80 acres in Shawneetown. 1853 Margaret Bodine Hays married James A. McRight (various spellings) James Washington Hays seems to now be lost. I can find no evidence of him from 1843 at the time of the land purchase. Thanks for any help / ideas . paulette tanner-newton in sw florida usa

Hi Everyone, Many of you might not be aware that as of October 23, 2002, the 1880 US Census Index, 1881 Canadian and 1881 British Census Indexes are available free at: http://www.familysearch.org These are from the LDS Church which have also had these indexes on CD's for quite some time. Keep checking their website for more as they seem to be adding more to their website all the time. Check the right hand side of the screen once you bring it up. Liesa

Surnames: BODENBACH LEONBERGER BROTHERS Submitter: david smith (dhshool@aol.com) Date: 12 Oct 2002 Does anybody know where the BODENBACH cemetary is? I have tried twice to find it, with no luck. Was going off the info from the Glen Miner cemetary books. I calculated it to be off of Wilcat Hills Rd. Am I close? Thanks. Dave

In a message dated 9/26/2002 3:02:22 PM Central Daylight Time, ILGALLAT-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > I am checking to see if I am still subscribed, as I haven't seen any > movement > lately. > Thank you, > Linda > SURNAMES: HOLMES, HENSHAW, WHITE, GULLEY, UPCHURCH, TANNER, TURNER, > BRADLEY > Hi Linda, Which Tanner lines are you researching? I have three Tanner step-children that moved from WV to Gallatin Co. around 1869 with my gg-grandfather, Henry Koster. Their Mother's name was Missouri Tanner Koster. Larry Koster

I am checking to see if I am still subscribed, as I haven't seen any movement lately. Thank you, Linda SURNAMES: HOLMES, HENSHAW, WHITE, GULLEY, UPCHURCH, TANNER, TURNER, BRADLEY

Nancy Jane Bruce (called Janice in the 1880 census) married Samuel E. Kanady in Gallatin County 1 April 1883. She was born in 1859 based on the 1880 and 1920 censuses. Samuel (1854 - 1919) was the son of Jesse Harrison Kanady and his second wife Nancy Jane Crawford, and the grandson of Moses Kanady. In the 1920 census Nancy Jane Bruce Kanady, widow, is living with her daughter Edith Hart in Dexter City, Stoddard, Missouri; but she is buried (1934) in Crawford Cemetery, Ridgway with her husband. Lory Holm in Vermont > > I made a previous inquiry about Nancy J. COLBERT KANADY. > > I have a Nancy Jane Bruce who married C. T. Kanady. She was the daughter of > Alexander E. Bruce and Nancy Jane Crawford. I don't have a birth date for > her but the few dates I have on her siblings show they were born in the > 1850s. Her parents were buried in the Crawford Cemetery in Gallatin County. > > > Alexander's father was Benjamin Walker Bruce, and his parents were Robert > Bruce and Sally Benton. > > This Bruce family originated in Culpeper Co., VA. They migrated first to > Wilkes Co., NC, then to Sumner Co., TN, and then to White Co., IL, before > settling in Gallatin Co. This research was passed along to me and I can't > attest to its validity. > > Could my Nancy Jane Bruce be your Nancy J. Colbert Kanady? > > Joyce > > > ============================== > 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 >

Karen -- It appears that your concern is with the 1905 biographical sketch of James T. Colbert which is made available by Jon Musgrave on the Gallatin County web site. It's a useful thing to be skeptical of the details in 19th century biographies, but I don't find anything substantially wrong with this one. John Johnson (commonly known as Johnson) Kanady (1804 - 1875) was one (the oldest) of four sons of Moses Kanady who all migrated to Gallatin County from Kentucky in the 1820s and 1830s. He married Mary Sherwood, b. 1804, (another family migrating in from Kentucky) in 1827, and they had nine children before Mary died in 1859. In December 1863 in Saline County J. J. Kannedy married Mrs Nancy Jane Pierson (abt 1821 - abt 1896). In 1839 in Gallatin County Nancy Jane Colbert had married Robert Person (sic). The biography had it as Pinson. As far as I know, John Johnson and Nancy Jane had no children. John Johnson and Mary Sherwood Kanady are buried in Kanady Cemetery near Junction. The burial site for Nancy Jane, who died 20+ years after J. J. is not known to me. To explain your concern -- The oldest child of J. J. Kanady and Mary Sherwood was named Moses (1828 - 1914) (after his grandfather [both of them]), who married Elizabeth Ann Bramlet Seaton in 1849; and their seventh child was named Johnson Kanady (1863 - 1950) (after his grandfather) who married Gertrude Spivey in 1893 (your grandparents). Now, about Garland (1835 - 1890) -- he was the nephew of J. J. Kanady, the son of J. J.'s brother Lewis. His first (!) wife was Nancy J. Smith (1842 - 1875), daughter of Peter and Sarah (Bell) Smith. Nancy died as a consequence of childbirth in 1875 and is buried in Jackson Cemetery in Ridgway. Garland Kanady then married Mary Josephine Hanna in 1877. For whatever reason, Nancy J. as a name had uncommon attraction for Kanady boys in the 1800s -- there are five in Gallatin County (Colbert, Smith, Bruce, Crawford and Moreland) plus Nancy A. Hargett. Lory Holm in Vermont > Surnames: COLBERT KANADY > Submitter: Karen Kanady Miller (kkmwin@advancenet.net) > Date: 10 Sep 2002 > > I made a previous inquiry about Nancy J. COLBERT KANADY. I have checked cemetery records and found she was the second wife of Garland KANADY, not Johnson KANADY as was reported elsewhere on the Gallatin County history website.

In a message dated 09/10/2002 9:16:49 PM Central Daylight Time, kkmwin@advancenet.net writes: > I made a previous inquiry about Nancy J. COLBERT KANADY. I have a Nancy Jane Bruce who married C. T. Kanady. She was the daughter of Alexander E. Bruce and Nancy Jane Crawford. I don't have a birth date for her but the few dates I have on her siblings show they were born in the 1850s. Her parents were buried in the Crawford Cemetery in Gallatin County. Alexander's father was Benjamin Walker Bruce, and his parents were Robert Bruce and Sally Benton. This Bruce family originated in Culpeper Co., VA. They migrated first to Wilkes Co., NC, then to Sumner Co., TN, and then to White Co., IL, before settling in Gallatin Co. This research was passed along to me and I can't attest to its validity. Could my Nancy Jane Bruce be your Nancy J. Colbert Kanady? Joyce

Surnames: COLBERT KANADY Submitter: Karen Kanady Miller (kkmwin@advancenet.net) Date: 10 Sep 2002 I made a previous inquiry about Nancy J. COLBERT KANADY. I have checked cemetery records and found she was the second wife of Garland KANADY, not Johnson KANADY as was reported elsewhere on the Gallatin County history website.

send messages immediately Content-type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Thank you very much for your help. Ken > From: ILGALLAT-D-request@rootsweb.com > Reply-To: ILGALLAT-L@rootsweb.com > Date: Mon, 9 Sep 2002 15:00:56 -0600 > To: ILGALLAT-D@rootsweb.com > Subject: ILGALLAT-D Digest V02 #76 > > > ILGALLAT-D Digest Volume 02 : Issue 76 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Re the Handbook ["Barbara Clark" <bclark132@cox.net] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from ILGALLAT-D, send a message to > > ILGALLAT-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > From: "Barbara Clark" <bclark132@cox.net> > Date: Sunday, September 8, 2002 9:15 PM > To: ILGALLAT-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re the Handbook > > Please note that I posted Jon Musgrave's original note re the handbook. He > is the one to contact re the book. > Barbara Clark >

Please note that I posted Jon Musgrave's original note re the handbook. He is the one to contact re the book. Barbara Clark

Anyone know how the book is coming along and when it will be available. Diane ----- Original Message ----- From: "Barbara Clark" <bclark132@cox.net> To: <ILGALLAT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, September 07, 2002 1:44 PM Subject: I found the original post re handbook!! Good Luck > Hello, > > For the past year or so I've been editing a new Handbook of Gallatin County > History. I'm getting close to sending it to the publisher, but I need some > feedback from you fine folks on the Gallatin County mailing list. Basically, > I need feedback to gauge the level of interest in the book itself, but also > whether you demand a hardback book or a paperback. The big difference of > course will be in price. > > The new Handbook of Gallatin County History is a compilation of mostly 19th > and early 20th century sources on Gallatin County. In other words you're > reading the biography your ancestor wrote probably in his own words and > syntax. > > Specifically, here's what's included: > > --- the complete version of the 1887 History of Gallatin County as published > by Goodspeed Publishing Company in their five-county history of southeastern > Illinois. Everything's included as in the original, with the only changes of > additional section headings and paragraph breaks as desperately needed. Not > only are the original footnotes still there, but also new ones noting any > corrections or addition comments as needed. > > --- Miscellaneous Anecdotes of Early Gallatin County -- a collection of > writings on everything from the early saltworks to a sketch of the 1891 > grand jury. > > --- Military History of Gallatin County --- a collection of writings on the > military actions of Gallatin County residents from the Revolutionary War > through the Civil War with a special focus on the frontier Indian battles in > southeastern Illinois during the decade that centered around the War of 1812 > as well as some of the actions taking place in the county during the Civil > War. Also included will be complete rosters (as best as can be determined) > of Gallatin County soldiers in the Black War, Mexican, Civil and > Spanish-American Wars. > > --- Gallatin County Biographies --- More than 250 biographies will be > included here pulled from the 1876 State Atlas of Illinois, the 1883 History > of White County (which included chapters on the northern two townships of > Gallatin), the 1887 History of Gallatin County, the 1905 Memoirs of the > Lower Ohio Valley and the 1912 History of Southern Illinois. Also included > are a handful of other miscellaneous biographies from a scattering of > sources. > > Plus... and probably most important of all to researchers... a full name and > subject listing Index in the back of book. Every name is listed, women twice > many times, once under their married name and again under their maiden name > (if known). > > In addition to the new annotated footnotes in the 1887 history portion, all > the stories included in the Anecdotes and Military History are printed > verbatim from the original source and are footnoted with the source. The > idea has been to take all the good stories and original source material > that's scattered and put it into one volume. > > The reprint of the 1883 History of White County costs $90, and it's another > $16 just to get an index. My idea is to make the new Handbook of Gallatin > County much more affordable. I don't have the final price yet because it's > still up in the air how many will be printed. Also, the page count keeps > rising. The final publication should be at least 520 pages trimmed to a 5 > 1/2" by 8 1/2" size, which is a standard trade size. That's the same size as > the White County history and the 1947 History of Saline County. It's the > same size as a Boy Scout Handbook. > > The final retail price will probably be between $20 and $22 for a paperback > and $40-45 for a hardback. Pre-orders will most likely be taken at 20 > percent off of the cover price. The cover is a full-color cover with a > striking picture of the State Bank of Illinois building in Shawneetown taken > during the Depression. The hardback would show the cover on a dust-jacket. > The book will be bound like a normal book. No plastic, no spirals, no rings. > > My question to you folks is whether this is something that interests you, > and would you be more inclined to buy a paperback version (which will be > more affordable) or the hardback version (which will be more durable) > knowing you'll want to keep it for years to come. > > I need feedback, but everyone probably doesn't want to read about everyone > else's feedback, so please send comments back directly to me rather than the > list. > > Sincerely, > > Jon Musgrave > ILGallat-L List Administrator > Gallatin County ILGenWeb Coordinator > www.IllinoisHistory.com > > > > > ============================== > 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 > > > > > ============================== > 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 >

Hello, For the past year or so I've been editing a new Handbook of Gallatin County History. I'm getting close to sending it to the publisher, but I need some feedback from you fine folks on the Gallatin County mailing list. Basically, I need feedback to gauge the level of interest in the book itself, but also whether you demand a hardback book or a paperback. The big difference of course will be in price. The new Handbook of Gallatin County History is a compilation of mostly 19th and early 20th century sources on Gallatin County. In other words you're reading the biography your ancestor wrote probably in his own words and syntax. Specifically, here's what's included: --- the complete version of the 1887 History of Gallatin County as published by Goodspeed Publishing Company in their five-county history of southeastern Illinois. Everything's included as in the original, with the only changes of additional section headings and paragraph breaks as desperately needed. Not only are the original footnotes still there, but also new ones noting any corrections or addition comments as needed. --- Miscellaneous Anecdotes of Early Gallatin County -- a collection of writings on everything from the early saltworks to a sketch of the 1891 grand jury. --- Military History of Gallatin County --- a collection of writings on the military actions of Gallatin County residents from the Revolutionary War through the Civil War with a special focus on the frontier Indian battles in southeastern Illinois during the decade that centered around the War of 1812 as well as some of the actions taking place in the county during the Civil War. Also included will be complete rosters (as best as can be determined) of Gallatin County soldiers in the Black War, Mexican, Civil and Spanish-American Wars. --- Gallatin County Biographies --- More than 250 biographies will be included here pulled from the 1876 State Atlas of Illinois, the 1883 History of White County (which included chapters on the northern two townships of Gallatin), the 1887 History of Gallatin County, the 1905 Memoirs of the Lower Ohio Valley and the 1912 History of Southern Illinois. Also included are a handful of other miscellaneous biographies from a scattering of sources. Plus... and probably most important of all to researchers... a full name and subject listing Index in the back of book. Every name is listed, women twice many times, once under their married name and again under their maiden name (if known). In addition to the new annotated footnotes in the 1887 history portion, all the stories included in the Anecdotes and Military History are printed verbatim from the original source and are footnoted with the source. The idea has been to take all the good stories and original source material that's scattered and put it into one volume. The reprint of the 1883 History of White County costs $90, and it's another $16 just to get an index. My idea is to make the new Handbook of Gallatin County much more affordable. I don't have the final price yet because it's still up in the air how many will be printed. Also, the page count keeps rising. The final publication should be at least 520 pages trimmed to a 5 1/2" by 8 1/2" size, which is a standard trade size. That's the same size as the White County history and the 1947 History of Saline County. It's the same size as a Boy Scout Handbook. The final retail price will probably be between $20 and $22 for a paperback and $40-45 for a hardback. Pre-orders will most likely be taken at 20 percent off of the cover price. The cover is a full-color cover with a striking picture of the State Bank of Illinois building in Shawneetown taken during the Depression. The hardback would show the cover on a dust-jacket. The book will be bound like a normal book. No plastic, no spirals, no rings. My question to you folks is whether this is something that interests you, and would you be more inclined to buy a paperback version (which will be more affordable) or the hardback version (which will be more durable) knowing you'll want to keep it for years to come. I need feedback, but everyone probably doesn't want to read about everyone else's feedback, so please send comments back directly to me rather than the list. Sincerely, Jon Musgrave ILGallat-L List Administrator Gallatin County ILGenWeb Coordinator www.IllinoisHistory.com ============================== 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

My dad fondly remembers a Gertie Abney who helped his mother with the children and housework when dad was little. He continued to visit her until she died. She had a sister Molly who married a Brown, a sister Opal and a brother Otto. Gertie also had a son named Emery. Dad also remembers playing with Emery when they were both small. I'd be interested in any additional information on this Abney family, if anyone has it. Donna

send messages immediately Content-type: text/plain; charset="ISO-8859-1" Content-transfer-encoding: quoted-printable Dear readers, I would like to order the book about Galltin County, that I saw on this space a few months ago.However, I have misplaced the e-mailaddress where to order the book. Can anyone help me? Thanks Ken Hise > From: ILGALLAT-D-request@rootsweb.com > Reply-To: ILGALLAT-L@rootsweb.com > Date: Thu, 5 Sep 2002 18:00:52 -0600 > To: ILGALLAT-D@rootsweb.com > Subject: ILGALLAT-D Digest V02 #74 >=20 >=20 > ILGALLAT-D Digest Volume 02 : Issue 74 >=20 > Today's Topics: > #1 Re: ILGALLAT-D Digest V02 #73 [David Austill <daustill@tir.com>= ] > #2 Re: Callicott Cemetery [genfun101@cs.com] >=20 > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from ILGALLAT-D, send a message to >=20 > ILGALLAT-D-request@rootsweb.com >=20 > that contains in the body of the message the command >=20 > unsubscribe >=20 > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. >=20 > ______________________________ > From: David Austill <daustill@tir.com> > Date: Thursday, September 5, 2002 1:10 AM > To: ILGALLAT-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: ILGALLAT-D Digest V02 #73 >=20 > The callicott cemetery is located about 4-6 miles east and maybe a mile > north of Ridgway. I can get better directions, if you need them >=20 > ______________________________ > From: genfun101@cs.com > Date: Thursday, September 5, 2002 7:03 AM > To: ILGALLAT-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: Callicott Cemetery >=20 > THNAK YOU everyone for the information on Callicott cemetery. I had an > overwhelming number of responses. I will put an email together tonight th= at > will put in all the inforation relating to this cemetery. >=20 > Thanks, > Liesa >=20 > David Austill <daustill@tir.com> wrote: >=20 >> The callicott cemetery is located about 4-6 miles east and maybe a mile >> north of Ridgway. =A0I can get better directions, if you need them >>=20 >>=20 >> =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D >> To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records= , go >> to: >> http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=3D571&sourceid=3D1237 >>=20 >=20

This person lives about 4 miles away from the cemetery and says you can find if you follow these directions. Callicot Cem. is located about 4 or 5 miles north of Shawneetown off of the Shawneetown New Haven Road. I don't have the name of the road it is located on but you turn right off the blacktop on Maloney road, go to the first gravel road and turn to left (about 1 or 1 1/2 miles), the go maybe a mile where you come to a T and make a left and you will see the cemetery in front of you. This is some history of the cemetery also Callicott or Harrelson Cemetery as it was often called in the early days. It is located near the center of the NW ¼ of Section 25 T8 R9 but mostly in the West ½. The Pon (Pond) settlement arm of the Lick Creek Baptist Church in 1825 was located on or near this site. The Lick Creek records list Ezekiel Harrelson 1786‑1847 as a member, with Rev. Moses Pearce of White County, slated to spend one fourth of his time there. The following inscriptions, together with Vol. one, complete this cem. and most important for all http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~davidca/Gall-cem/Book2.htm Thank you all and sorry I did not get this post last night. Lieas