Donna Smith, If you sent anything I did not receive it. Only the sender Name and address and my address. Regards, Jim Price
Gale, I received the same thing , but Outlook blocked it from coming through. It was in response to a posting I had made months and months ago. Beware !! Carolyn Campbell White -----Original Message----- From: Gale [mailto:gideongirl@qwest.net] Sent: Sunday, November 25, 2001 7:26 PM To: ILHAMILT-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ILHAMILT-L] Virus Just received an email from Donna Smith which has a virus attached to it. Please besure to not open the file. I email her and told her she has a virus on her computer. Gale Prince Nash ==== ILHAMILT Mailing List ==== Listowner, Michael L. Hebert mailto:mhebert.usgw@home.com --------------------------------------------------------- Visit the Hamilton County, Illinois Genealogy USGenWeb site at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilhamilt/
Just received an email from Donna Smith which has a virus attached to it. Please besure to not open the file. I email her and told her she has a virus on her computer. Gale Prince Nash
I saw this obit this morning at: http://www.dailyregister.com/obits.html Ruth Hutchcraft Ruth Hutchcraft, 91, of McLeansboro, died 1:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 23, 2001, at Health Care Center in McLeansboro. She was the widow of John Young and Jesse Hutchcraft. Services will be held 11 a.m. Monday, Nov. 26, 2001, at Gholson Funeral Home in McLeansboro with the Rev. Robert Sefried officiating. Burial will be in the I.O.O.F. Cemetery in McLeansboro. Visitation is 5 to 8 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 25, 2001, at the funeral home. She is survived by eight grandchildren, several great-grandchildren, and several great-great-grandchildren.
To the MUNSELL and Hamilton County IL lists: Today I've updated some information about my MUNSELL research. Included are the census images from the Vermont 1820 census record of Azuba MUNSEL and Jesse MONSEL and my arguments for their names. In addition, I have scanned some Hamilton County Illinois family photos: * Sunday School Class of First Christian Church of McLeansboro ca 1910 Names are included in the image file, as well as a detail of the people in the photo * Three photos of my grandfather Benjamin Franklin MUNSELL, two as a young man in the Spanish-American War and one taken about 1954 in McLeansboro, Illinois * A photo of James Madison MUNSELL of Hamilton Co IL (son of Richard MUNSELL and Malissa PROCTOR) BF MUNSELL descends from Ira MUNSELL as follows: Ira MUNSELL b 1790 prob Rupert VT d 1858 Hamilton Co IL Richard MUNSELL b 1821 NY d 1885 Hamilton Co IL Lyman W MUNSELL b ca 1852 d ca 1890 Hamilton Co IL I have updated the Ira MUNSELL information, added information about Richard MUNSELL. URL: http://php.indiana.edu/~cordah/munsell/ Just follow the links. I would love to hear from anyone with additions or corrections to the Sunday School picture (or with anything else for that matter!). Cordah Robinson researching gr3grandfather Ira MUNSELL b 1790 VT (prob Rupert) d 1858 Hamilton Co IL father probably Erastus MUNSEL (Joseph, Jacob, Thomas)
John Bond 1816 wed Elizabeth Daily. She died 4-28-1877 Hamilton County. John then wed CATHERINE DICKSON HAMMER 7-28-1878 at Delafield, Hamilton County. Searching info on Catherine. John's obit in 1899 did not even mention this second marriage...I have a copy of certificate. Gail Hahn Hutchcraft ladybug@arends-sons.com
Mike - sorry - I can never find the one I'm looking for - wrote it down this a.m. Gail
Hi Susan, I think I can help you w/some of the STEWART stuff. Will have to dig it out of my auntie's records. Annis was my grandfather's great aunt. You have received this from From Felty's Legacy of Kin: 1928-103 STEWART, Annis Munsell; Times, 31 May 1928; b. 10 Aug 1850; d. 22 May 1928, home of son-in-law, C. T. Hammontree; dau. of Ira & Martha (Ballard, se Ham. Co. m #678, 18 Mar 1844) Munsell. Married Henry Stewart, 11 Sep 1871; 9 ch., 3 d.: Adliad Hammontree, Ida B. Green, & Charlie B. Stewart all d., 6 ch. survive; David I. & Leo Stewart of Calif.; Marshall L. & Joseph E. Stewart of Portland, Oregon; Chalon G. Stewart of McL.; Samuel H. Stewart of Granville. Leaves husband, ch., 40 grch., 2 sis.: Sarah V. WEBB of McL., & Elizabeth Munsell of Crossville, 1 bro.: Joseph Munsell of Crossville. Interred at Union Grove. Also, here is the list of the children of Richard MUNSELL and Malissa Jane PROCTOR (DAR line from her father Littlepage PROCTOR). Please note they *also* have a Sarah V. L. MUNSELL b 1847 marr George Redfern. Ira's dau Sarah V. L. (Annis's sister) was known as 'Leticia'. The dau of one of these Sarahs was *also* named Sarah V. L. I believe. The V. stands for Violetta (I believe 'Vilaty' is a corruption of the name 'Violetta'.) Ira MUNSELL b 17 Sep 1790 VT (prob Rupert or Dorset) d 1857 Hamilton Co IL marr1 (Sarah) Vilaty UNKNOWN b 1792 MA d 1843 Hamilton Co IL Henry (called 'Harry') b 09 Nov 1819 VT or NY d 20 Sept 1860 marr 1860 Rebecca PHIPPS Richard b 20 Aug 1821 NY d 06 Feb 1885 Hamilton Co IL marr 1845 Malissa Jane PROCTOR Harrison b 1823 NY d sometime after 1870 unmarr as far as we know Allen b 27 Apr 1825 NY (poss IL) d Mar 1857 Hamilton Co iL unmarr Jackson b Jul 1833 Hamilton Co IL d sometime after 1880 Hailton Co IL I think he married, but I don't have the name of his wife with me here. marr2 Martha BALLARD b 10 May 1814 TN d 26 Jan 1895 Ham Co IL Jacob b 1845 Hamilton Co IL d ???? Tabitia/Tabitha b ca 1846 Hamilton Co IL d (will have to get this date - she died fairly young of injuries from burning coal oil) Sarah V. L. b 04 Sep 1847 Hamilton Co IL d 06 Sept 1930 Hamilton Co IL (obit available) (known as 'Leticia' Brown in 1880 census living w/Martha) marr1 James Brown, marr2 Elijah Webb Rebecca b ca 1849 Hamilton Co IL d ???? Hamilton Co IL Annis/Annes/Anes b 10 Aug 1850 Hamilton Co IL d 22 May 1928 Hamilton Co IL (obit avail) marr Harry Stewart Elizabeth b ca 1853 Hamilton Co IL d ???? unmarr had dau Agnes MUNSELL PERKINS (Agnes's marr name) Joseph b ca 1854 Hamilton Co IL d 1932 Crossville (IL?) marr Isabelle Josephine (Josie) Greenlee Samuel b ca 1856 d ???? [note Samuel Francis, son of Richard b 1848 d 13 May 1853] unmarr Richard MUNSELL (son of Ira) b 20 Aug 1821 NY d 1885 Hamilton Co IL marr Malissa Proctor b 1820 Hamilton Co IL, d 18?? Hamilton Co IL Sarah V.L. b 1847 d???? (don't have this date w/me today) marr Geo Redfearn Samuel F b 1848 d 1853 Lyman b 1852 (6?) d I have this date at home... (my grgrandfather) Frank James M (***I have a photo of him which I will scan and post***) John W (maybe Washington????) Lucinda Mary Cordah Robinson
I emailed several days ago inquiring about Vol. 3 of Legacy of Kin. Is it or is it not being published? Any bit of info would be appreciated. Thank you. Donna Smith
Thanks to all of you that have replied on the Legacy of Kin book. It must be really great, considering the amount of email that came through! I am ordering it tomorrow. I am researching the line of Henry Stewart who married Annis Munsell. They were married in McLeansboro, died there and are buried there. I am trying to find any information on them or their descendents. They had 9 children, but I think only 1 stayed in the area, Chalan Garfield Stewart, I think he was a teacher. Can anybody send me to the right direction? Looking for stories about their life, possibly pictures of them, I would take anything! Susan
I have been given some quotes from a book called Legacy of Kin. I have also been told that the book has been republished. Could someone please tell me how/where to purchase this book and the cost? Thanks bunches, Susan
> From: taz1andtaz2@aol.com (by way of David Sylvester <mdws@mdwsweb.com>) > Subject: DAR Lookups > To: FOSTER-L@rootsweb.com > FORWARDED WITH PERMISSION... > > Dear All: > > Some volunteers from the society of the Daughters of the > American Revolution ( DAR) have established a wonderful > new program for users of Rootsweb. These volunteers > will do lookups in their database and records if you > think one of your ancestors served in some capacity > during the American Revolution. These volunteers have > more databases that are available to them than the ones > commonly used by the search engines. > > The process is fairly simple : > > Go to the DAR message board: > There are two ways to do that: > > > www.rootsweb.com > > message boards > > topics > > organizations and societies > > DAR > > Or if you want the easy way :-) > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=topics.organizations.dar > > Address your message as follows: > > subject: DAR Lookup > surname> location > dates > > In the body of the message put the information regarding > the person, > > Be sure to fill out the surnames box at the bottom since > the new search engine will be keying on that item. > > Leave the email response box checked and you will be > notified when the DAR volunteers respond. Give them > a week or so to get to your request. > > We really appreciate their efforts. This info can be key > for: > a: joining these prestigious organizations ( DAR & SAR) > b: sending a request for the copies of the files that were > submitted and the information they have available. > > Many thanks to: > > Glenda Thompson DAR VIS Volunteer > Vice Chrm. Patriot Lookup > > for organizing this effort and all the many volunteers that > are donating their time and effort to us instead of pursuing > > their own ancestors, > > Best Regards > John A Hansen > DAR board admin. > > BTW: Please forward this message to other lists and boards > that each of you are involved in. > > A word of thanks to each volunteer that does this work > and especially the one that responds to your post would > probably be highly appreciated.
Sue Rohner SueRAlice@aol.com is researching the Seth Ingram line. She may not be a member of this list.... Trev
Hello Tom, Why didn't you ask your Lane/Biggerstaff cousin? ;-) If you want info. going even further back on the Biggerstaffs, let me know. Susan - - - - - 1 D. R. CHENOWETH Spouse: Sallie BIGGERSTAFF Father: William Bedford BIGGERSTAFF (1840-1920) Mother: Mary M. SMITH (1841-1919) Children: Rice 1.1 Rice CHENOWETH Spouse: COOK - - - - -
I have a "floating" BIGGERSTAFF in my database (i.e., can't link to to the other BIGGERSTAFFs...but I have a feeling she should be)...and can't think of a better list to send an ad off to...so, here goes. Sallie Turner BIGGERSTAFF (b. Feb 26, 1872 in Missouri / d. April 15, 1946 in Clinton County, Mo.) married, on Dec 25, 1895, to David Rice CHENOWETH (b. 1869 / d. 1953...both in Clinton County...parents were born in Pike County, Illinois...down the road from FCI and HCI). Is she linked to the HCI/FCI BIGGERSTAFF family? By the way, CHENOWETH is one of my primary lines. - Tom Wilson (in HCI/FCI, researching primary lines of GIBBS, LANE and RICHARDSON)
ladybug, This message came through the Hamilton Co. List. ----- Original Message ----- From: ladybug <ladybug@arends-sons.com> To: <ILHAMILT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2001 4:52 PM Subject: [ILHAMILT-L] messages > I've been sending messages right along to Hamilton County messasge oard - probably on wrong address? Anyone see any messages > to Hamilton County from ladybug@arends-sons.com re: Hutchcraft, Bond, Crisel, Garrison, Daily, Davis, > Hayter, Williamson, Hensley names?
HUTCHCRAFT'S AND CRISELS PLEASE STUDY THIS CLOSELY. John H. (HARRISON???) Hutchcraft b 12-10-1824 Bourbon County Ky father: Reuben Lee Hutchcraft mother: Frances Hedges grandmother: Eleanor HARRISON Apperson (Thomas) Hutchcraft wed: 9-4-1856 Bourbon Co Ky to Mary Jones d. 5-3-1889 Sherman TX - Grayson County 1840 Bourbon County Census 1850 NO 1860 Bourbon County Census John Hutchcraft b. when/where father :? mother ? wed: Mary Charlotte Crisel 1-3-1849 Hamilton County children: William HARRISON Hutchcraft b 11-7-1849 Charlie Hutchcraft b 1851 (what happened to him?) disappeared and Mary Charlotte was granted a divorce in 1855 - she went on to wed George Daily (what happened to them?) The age would be good, the family name HARRISON is present, the timing is excellent. It seems #l John H. Hutchcraft was NOT in Bourbon County Ky in 1850 - is this him in Hamilton County in 1850? And then return to Bourbon County and wed in 1856 to Mary Jones and move to Texas? Any suggestions? Gail Hahn Hutchcraft ladybug@arends-sons.com
I've been sending messages right along to Hamilton County messasge board - probably on wrong address? Anyone see any messages to Hamilton County from ladybug@arends-sons.com re: Hutchcraft, Bond, Crisel, Garrison, Daily, Davis, Hayter, Williamson, Hensley names?
Help!!!!! I am seeking any and all information on Melissie Elmira (GILLIAM) MELLON 1865-1944 who married a man named MELLON, in either Franklin or Hamilton counties during the period 1880-1900. Also any of their descendents. The ultimate goal is to identify a Desie MELLON, I don't know if this was his/her maiden/surname or not. Yeah, I know, big help I am, well just blame it on my cousin David in Franklin county. LOL Much Appreciations TTFN Cuz Wes
Phyllis and Carol, I love the photos of the old homes. I see several of them everytime I go through McLeansboro but never knew which house was part of what family. In particular I want to see if the house near the old high school, about a block off the highway to Mt. Vernon, which is obviously a George Franklin Barber design--he did the Castle in Carmi and Gray House in Grayville and Arthurs mansion in Mt. Vernon--is in the book. It is a Queen Anne and shingle style. Cindy Birk Conley Carmi, IL Phyllis Campbell wrote: > > As usual, Carol has done a remarkable job with the Yesterdays site. I love > the music. > > Thank you, Carol. >