Well Pooh!! Keep in touch D

They went to Fannin County. Seth became a Justice of the Peace in August 1852. He died there, their daughters married there and Sarah died a widow after 1870. Big connections with the Lovelaces of Bonham, but I can't get too far there or Seth and Sarah either--Lovelaces, yes. There's a lot of them there, and pretty well documented, too. Gee, thanks for answering. I read all your stuff, just hoping a clue will appear. Jan

O.k. Grandaughters of James.....in the Jersey census 1850 James is 45 married to Laura 45 they are from OHIO. Are we all relative to this James? daughters- Louiza 17 OHIO Elizabeth 16 ILL. Matilda 7 ILL.mother to Grant Tucker (she did not get married) Milton 6 ILL Grant married Electa Androus (1894) whose mother Nancy 5 ILL was Elizabeth Winchester Androus. Rebecca 5 ILL William 3 ILL. ( can you imagine 42 and having a child?) Speaking of Winchester!!! Palemon Winchester married Julia Stephenson 1820 in Madison Co. Anybody have any clues? Thanks Dolores Andrews

I have James Brown Tucker as married to Angeline Overby. I think that would have been his first wife. Jean Quinn

Jan, Where in Texas did they go? Collin county? Theresa [email protected] wrote: > The Chipmans had 6 daughters and 1 son. Went to Texas--late 1850s, I've got > a line on them.

I do wish some of you with such good old families in the county and White Hall had heard of Jacob Gordon Bacon and his wife Nancy Chipman. Or his parents Joel Bacon and Polly Wheaton. Or her parents Seth Chipman and Sarah Lorton. They were all there 1818 to 1850. Jacob Gordon Bacon until he enlisted CW 1862 and she is listed widow in 1865. I just can't find what happened to him--nor where his parents are buried. The Chipmans had 6 daughters and 1 son. Went to Texas--late 1850s, I've got a line on them. It's the Bacons in WhiteHall that are defying me. Jan There's such a lot of old history there and I dont' know why I can't find it.

Kathy , I have looked in the 1850 census of Jersey Co. There is a Samuel M. -56 farmer and Louiza 45 both from PA. Living in the same dwelling is a Combs family Schuyler M 23 farmer IL. Elizabeth S. 22 Penn. Connelly John 24 laborer Ireland. There is a Montague family all from PA. Looks like Sam and Liz' daughter's family. Hope this helps!! D

Kathy, is James Brown Tucker your gggrandfather. James Tucker's father (Samuel Alexander Tucker) is my gggrandfather. James was born in Greene Co. (I have Jan. 15, 1832) making him 53 in 1885, and died (I have Jan. 09, 1905). My mother grew up in White Hall and William Jasper Tucker of Roodhouse (James's brother) was my ggrandfather. Jean Quinn ----- Original Message ----- From: "kathy" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, January 05, 2003 11:40 AM Subject: Re: WINCHESTER > Hi, this is Kathy again. The James Brown Tucker that was married to my > gggrandmother was 53 on 8 Aug 1885 and was born in Greene Co. Ill and died > on 7 Jan 1905 in White Hall, Ill and was buried in Jones cemetery. He was > the father of Peter J. and Henry Tucker. That's about all I have on him. > What I was looking for was what happened to his third wife Martha J. Rose, > my gggrandmother. Hope some of this helps. If you have or find anything on > Martha I would appreciate it. Kathy > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Jean Quinn <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2001 4:24 PM > Subject: Re: WINCHESTER > > > > I have a James Brown Tucker in my family. He was born in 1832 in Ill. and > > died in 1905. Is this a relation? > > Jean Quinn > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "kathy" <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Saturday, January 04, 2003 1:09 PM > > Subject: Re: WINCHESTER > > > > > > > Hi Dolores, I'm Kathy from Clinton Co. Ill. I have a James Brown Tucker > > who > > > was married to my gggrandmother (Martha J. Rose) for a short time whom > I'm > > > trying to find. Could this be Joel's grandfather? I have the marriage > > data > > > and his obit. Kathy > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: <[email protected]> > > > To: <[email protected]> > > > Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2001 12:31 PM > > > Subject: WINCHESTER > > > > > > > > > > I am searching for an Elizabeth Winchester Androus/Andrews. Married > > Joel > > > > Androus/Andrews- 1855+-. Raised her family in Jersey Co.- Rosedale > twp. > > > > Children were- John. William, Joel, Electa. > > > > She was still living at the time of Joel's death 1906. > > > > John married an Alice Murphy- Children- Ethal and Elise. Ethal > married > > a > > > > Morgan Elise married a Kohntopp. > > > > William married Caroline Franz- William killed 1904 > > > > Joel married Jane Cummings divorced > > > > Electa was married to a Tucker and a Crocker. One son Joel Grant > Tucker > > > > (grandfather James Tucker) > > > > It appears that there was a large Winchester family in Greene Co. I am > > > hoping > > > > to find a connection. > > > > If any one has information regarding this family please contact me. > > > > Thanks for your time. > > > > Dolores > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== ILGREENE Mailing List ==== > > > > Search this list's archived messages! > > > > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== ILGREENE Mailing List ==== > > > Search this list's archived messages! > > > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > > > > > > > > > ==== ILGREENE Mailing List ==== > > List problems? First, read the Welcome Message that you received > > when you subscribed. Feel free to contact Donna Kilroy, > > list administrator with questions concerning this list! > > mailto:[email protected] > > > > > > > ==== ILGREENE Mailing List ==== > List problems? First, read the Welcome Message that you received > when you subscribed. Feel free to contact Donna Kilroy, > list administrator with questions concerning this list! > mailto:[email protected] >

Do any of you out there know any of my uindentified photos on my page? They could be from the Greene County area. They are at http://sites.netscape.net/jfm53usa/homepage Thank You for looking, and If you can help email me directly.

Is the Thomas Parish Caudle you are talking about in 1850 in Wayne Co., Illinois the same as the one who married Margaret and had Mary, William, Sarah and Pleasent (male)? In 1860 this man is in Indian Prairie Township. He is living next to Amos and Miriam Smith, who are the parents of his second wife, Cynthia Smith. Trying to find the descendants of his second wife. Thanks, Jerilyn Jerilyn Lappin Koskan Cook Co., Illinois [email protected] FTM user BREWER-Daniel Belmont, OH, Northumberland, Indiana and Jefferson, PA DAVIS/DAVIDSON-Marium/Mary b1803 Bucks, PA Mother Rachel Greene DUSATKO-Barbara, Anton late 1800s Butler, NE DYE-William, David, Daniel in Monroe, OH early 1800s. FISHER-Joseph, b abt 1805 OH, last Morgan, OH 1850. Wife Judith Lappin. Children John, Knight, Elizabeth, Thomas, Hannah, Mary, Rachel, Ruth GRAY-Ogden b 1850 Morgan, OH, d Fulton, IL. Children - Ogden, Lafayette, Mary A., Cornelius, Elizabeth, Rachel GREENE-Rachel, b abt 1770, Bucks, PA HANNA-Archibald, d 1793 Westmoreland, PA Children Hugh, William, Hannah, Mary (wed Robert Williams) KIRK-Elizabeth, Quaker, daughter Joseph Kirk/Judith Knight, wed Robert Lappin abt 1790. Chester & Fayette, PA Belmont, OH KOSKAN-Vaclav, b 1850s Czechoslovakia d Butler, NE LAPPIN-PA and OH late 1700s/1800s LEAK/LEEK-MD & Eastern, OH in late 1700s and 1800s MITCHELL-Thomas Mitchell, b 1770s Greene, PA -d Monroe, OH. Daughter Maria wed William Dye. MONROE-Nicholas Monroe, b PA, died Belmont, OH early 1850s. Children Curtis, William, John, Samuel, Mary (Hendershot), Eleanor (Maring), Rebecca (Murphy), Miller, George, Richard. MONTGOMERY-Daniel, d 1842 Vinton, OH Family to Wayne, IL Wife Alice Lappin, Children William, Mariah, John, Elizabeth, Rachel, Letticia, Ruth, Euphemia OATES-Sarah Elizabeth born Lewis, WV, adopted Samuel McCluster - to Decatur, KS Parents supposedly Elizabeth Puffenbarger/Benjamin Oates SLUSHER-Frederick, b PA, lived Monroe, OH, d Wayne, IL SMITH-Aaron 1755/Anna Foster Bucks, PA Children John, Amos, Hannah, Samuel, Charles, Mary STARBUCKS-John and Ann Lappin of Belmont, OH STARKEY - b 1810 PA, wed Belmont, OH TODD - Wm. & Rachel Lappin, d late 1800s Morgan, OH WADSWORTH-Alcinda, Martha, Wm., Rachel, Emily, Ruth b Belmont, OH

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Ed..I have some records of burials at Pinetree.limited as they are. I have lots of family there and some info from varies stones...is there someone I can check my records for? Penny

"Richwoods Cemetery certainly does exist in Greene County. I was there in July of last year where some of my ancestors are buried. It's on County Route 2 between Roodhouse and U.S. Route 67, about a mile west of 67. It's a very well kept cemetery next to a small white church surrounded by corn fields." > > Ray Goodwin > Shingle Springs, CA ********************************** This is the Richwoods Cemetery that I know and visit. My ancestors William and Phoebe Winn are buried right in the center of the cemetery. Shirley Winn Williams Phoenix, AZ

Would records on Joel Cunningham and wife Clarissa and also George Marion Cunningham wife Sarah Virginia? Thanks, Ed Cunningham Hartselle, Al

Patrick, I'm reading straight off the 1850 census of Jersey Co. The only Tucker I know a thing about, is Grant who married Electa Androus. If I can do something for you I'll try!! Dolores

Does anyone know where I could find the records of the burials in Pinetree? Thanks, Ed Cunningham

Does anyone know why this cemetery is also known as Sweetin, when no SWEETINs are shown as being buried there? Theresa Kent Simpson wrote: > Boirum Cemetery (aka: Sweetin Cemetery) Greene County, IL > Also known as Sweetin Cemetery, this cemetery is on top of a high bluff and in a timber. It is directly east of the east-west road that goes down into the Illinois River bottoms of Walkerville Township. The cemetery is midway between the Illinois River and Walkerville. the cemetery is about an acre in area, and contains many graves that are marked only with rocks. Some of the tombstones are so weathered that the reading of dates involves guesswork.

These Tuckers do you have siblings marriages ? Patrick Duffy ><> ezdufftt @aol.com

I do not know but my guess, is that the land was orginally owned by a SWEETIN, so I did a land search and found "SWEETIN AZARIAH FD NESE 21 11N 13W 3 " Still learning how to read and locate section, range and township info. The Sweeten markers mayby gone or ot hard to read. Just a guess Kent > Does anyone know why this cemetery is also known as Sweetin, when no SWEETINs are shown as being buried there?