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Posted on: Hancock County, Il Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/Hancock?read=1035 Surname: DAVIS, BOTTS ------------------------- Samuel Spitler DAVIS had parents, Samuel Wilson and Sarah Spitler DAVIS. They were married in Rockbridge County, VA. They moved to Hancock County, Illinois. Not sure when they came there. Samuel S. DAVIS was in the Civil War in 78 ILL Company D Infantry, and died in the Battle of Jonesboro. He is buried at Marietta, Georgia in Grave 5545. Born 1841, he died September 1, 1864. The battle only ran from August 31 - September 1. He was a Union Soldier, which is why he was not buried at Jonesboro, but at Marietta. I am interested in anything and everything having to do with this family and siblings of Samuel Spitler DAVIS. Thanks so much! Vincent E. Summers

Posted on: Hancock County, Il Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/Hancock?read=1034 Surname: wright, bingle, glines, fisher ------------------------- Surname: wright, bingle, fisher, glines Surname: Bingle, Wright, Glines, Fisher Looking for the Thomas Wright/Louisa Fisher familys 1850-1890, Hancock Co Illinois. Also John Thomas Glines married Emmanetta Bingle, they raised a family in Hancock co. Any information would be appreciated.. thanks--sally@cavenet.com - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Coleen, I don't know if this will help at all since I still don't know if it is Elderville Cemetery. You may have to find someone who lives in that area, or e-mail from the website for Hancock Co Historical Society & ask if someone might be able to help. This webpage (URL below) shows Elderville, a now tiny town at a crossroads 5 miles due west of the center of Basco. There is one cemetery showing on the plat book for Wythe Twp which is not showing up on this map site. (The plat book gives no names for any of the cemeteries.) To see the location of this unmarked cemetery follow on the map one mile south of Elderville, then west 1.5 miles on the north side of the road. It should be directly down from the red "Section 21" marking & just left (west) of the #"668" on this page. http://topozone.com/map.asp?lat=40.3302&lon=-91.2943&s=25&size=l Other cemeteries shown on the plat book "near" Elderville appear on the webpage below shows Wythe Twp cemeteries In Section 17 Wythe Twp --- Wythe Cemetery at the intersection of 2 county roads In Section 19 Wythe Twp --- Congregational Cemetery, east of Hwy 96 http://topozone.com/map.asp?lat=40.3313&lon=-91.3661&s=25&size=l Mary Jane JCDOC@aol.com wrote: > HI! May I ask if anyone knows anything about Elderville Cemetery? I was told that it was near Basco, Il. Supposedly there are Orths and Mournings buried there. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Coleen.

Check out the website: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilcivilw/ it may have some information for you. I also have a Virginia-born person who served from Hancock Co,IL . I sent for his pension papers and found quite a lot of information. Good luck Terrie Reichling jlreichling@home.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Vincent Summers" <vsummers@nrao.edu> To: <ILHANCOC-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, June 11, 2000 9:01 PM Subject: [ILHANCOC] Samuel Spitler DAVIS > This young man, Samuel Spitler DAVIS, was killed in the famous Battle > of Jonesboro, Georgia. September 1, 1864, when he was born in 1841. > He was born in Virginia, but was in Carthage, Hancock County, > Illinois, when he was mustered. > > I have photographs of his stone. They read: Company D 78 Illinois > Infantry (from abbreviations). > > Can anyone tell me if he ever married and had children before his death? > > Do you know anything of him, or of this portion of the military? > > Thanks for your consideration, > Vincent Edward Summers >

HI! May I ask if anyone knows anything about Elderville Cemetery? I was told that it was near Basco, Il. Supposedly there are Orths and Mournings buried there. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Coleen.

This young man, Samuel Spitler DAVIS, was killed in the famous Battle of Jonesboro, Georgia. September 1, 1864, when he was born in 1841. He was born in Virginia, but was in Carthage, Hancock County, Illinois, when he was mustered. I have photographs of his stone. They read: Company D 78 Illinois Infantry (from abbreviations). Can anyone tell me if he ever married and had children before his death? Do you know anything of him, or of this portion of the military? Thanks for your consideration, Vincent Edward Summers

On May 1, 2000 I sent a query about a Charles E. KINCHELOE who supposedly died in Hancock County, IL. He was married to Nrcissus STOUT. I have never heard from anyone about this couple. Now I see from the Ill. marriage index that there was a William J. KINCHELOE who married Emeline MARCKLEE in Hancock County on February 23, 1865 (Vol. 4, page 16, License 1805. Do these people connect with anyone also searching Hancock County? Any help would be appreciated. Arlene Bogardus

My sister was looking through some old papers yesterday and she found a marriage record where our Martha WOODWORTH was married and they spelled her last name WORDSWORTH. Maybe I have been looking for the wrong name. Maybe I should be looking for her parents as William and Mary (WALKER) WORDSWORTH. Do any of you listers know of any WORDSWORTH living in Hancock County? William was supposed to have died in 1889 near Warsaw, Hancock County Illinois. I would certainly appreciate any response to this inquiry, that might lead me to any WORDSWORTH. Mary Leonard Stephenson masdal@ala.net

Posted on: Hancock County, Il Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/Hancock?read=1033 Surname: Eldredge, Eldridge, Fancher, Harris, Petty, Mooney ------------------------- Hi Charles, I'm looking for descendants of a Mr. Eldredge (or Eldridge) who lived in Massachusetts, married unknown, and had a child with UNKNOWN, the child being my great great great grandfather, Reuben P. Eldredge (Eldridge). I was wondering if you had any more information on Allis F. Eldredge. Any info would be appreciated. The surnames in that list are the surnames that I have in our Eldredge line, anybody who would like more information about them, please email me. :) Thanks, Christopher Eldredge Link: Chris's Website URL: <http://fly.to/chriseldredge>

I had already mentioned your name to Doris and told her she would LOVE you, so she will be glad to hear from you.........I can still see the providence of God at work in this Glines family Pam, as new cousins are already sharing the joys and sorrows of their growing up years. She is so happy to find ALL of us, and sounds like she has a wonderful mate also.....who told me already, if you are Doris' cousin, then you are also mine.......grin. Ava, has a new job and is so happy, God has turned that situation around about 99%.....to God be the Glory for the GOOD things He Hath Done! Barb

> > >The Glines family originated in the New Hampshire area long before the = >Revolutionary War. Many Glines families remain in new Hampshire but = >some family members moved to Canada after the Revolution. John Glines = >and Maria Matthews Glines settled in Churchville Canada in the 1800's. = >Before the end of the century some of them migrated to Illinois=20 > >John Glines and Maria Matthews Glines eventually migrated back from = >Canada to Nauvoo, Illinois with the Mormon faith and they both died at = >Nauvoo, Illinois and are buried on a farm in Colusa, Illinois. After = >Maria's death John Glines remarried a Statira Ellis, who survived him.=20 > >John and Maria had several children leave with the Brigham Young Morman = >Exodus in 1846, Harriet Glines Thorn, Eric Glines, and John Henry Glines = >left with the Mormon train while brother Robert was on the other side of = >the Mississippi keeping them from returning. We are happy to report = >that years later the family was reunited by letters in the 1800's and = >died with love in their hearts for each other.=20 > >Children of John and Maria {Matthews} Glines are:=20 > >1. Louisa A. Glines {Buck} >2. Robert Glines {Elizabeth Leonard} >3. Eric McArthur Glines (1) Mary Dabney Euwell (2) Nancy Glines >4. Rhoda Samantha Glines=20 >5. Amelia Caroline Glines {William McDougall} >6. Harriet Anna Glines {Richard Thorn} >7. John Henry Glines {Mary Ann Evans} >8. George Glines >9. Albert Glines {Nancy Rumbley} >10. Cassius Mathias Glines {married} >11. Jane Glines=20 >12, Marva {Minerva} Glines=20 > > >A son Robert Glines, born December 1820 married Pennsylvania Dutch = >Elizabeth Leonard and reared a family of 15 children. He reared his = >family first in and around Clayton, Il., Camp Point, Il, and Robert = >lived his last years in Cainsville, Missouri.=20 > >Children of Robert and Elizabeth {Leonard} Glines:=20 > >1. John Thomas Glines 1854 - 1918 married Emmanette Bingle=20 >2. Harriet Adeline Glines 1855 - 1881 married John Powell >3. James Leonard Glines 1855 - 1878 >4. Robert Glines 1858 - 1930 married Sarah Minerva Hubbs=20 >5. Albert Hall Glines `1860 - 1931 married Matilda Reed=20 >6. Elonso Glines 1861 - married Telitha Elizabeth = >Nicholson {migrated to OK} >7. Cassin Cashie Glines 1863 - >8. Marcellus Banty Glines 1867 - married Julia Grimstead >9. William Glines 1869 - >10. Viola Glines 1872 - 1948 married Thomas Inman >11. Emma Nettie Glines 1873 - 1880 died of burns suffered in a fire = >Ferris, IL >12. Arthur Greely Glines 1874 - married unknown >13. Lola Glines 1877 - married Gardner Dodson=20 >14. Elizabeth Jane Glines 1878 - 1958 married Millard Washington Dodson = >{migrated to OK} >15. Blanche Glines 1880 - 1935 married Charles Henry Vestal >16. Jasper Lasher Glines 1884 - 1965 married (1) Susan McFarland (2) = >Elsie Spence McPike=20 > >Looking for any families in this area of John Powell, Julia Grimstead, = >Dodsons, or Charles Henry Vestal. =20 > >One son, John Thomas migrated back to Hamilton, Illinois, Hancock County = > John Thomas Glines was born in Adams County, Illinois May 1, 1854 where = >he spent his youth and boyhood. >On May 11, 1873 he was united in marriage to Miss Emmanette Bingle. Mr. = >and Mrs. Glines raised most of their children in the home I grew up in = >Hamilton, Illinois. To this union were born twelve children: > >1. Perry Neva Glines born 18 Aug 1878 married William Atley Sears = >Deceased 12 June 1964 . . . burial Leon, Kansas > >2. Olive LeaNora Glines born 28 Nov 1880 married (1) Harry Thornton = >(2) Henry Schwartz >Deceased 4 Nov 1948 . . burial Greenwood Cemetery, Hamilton, IL > >3. Martha Arnettie Glines born 15 May 1882 married Arch Wright deceased = >23 April 1972 burial New Plymouth, Idaho > >4. Nellie Glines, born 1883, married Thomas Austin, deceased 1921 = >burial Greenwood Cemetery, Hamilton, IL=20 > >5. Emma Grace Glines born 11 April 1885 married (1) Herman Lubker (2) = >C. C. Farmer=20 >deceased 01 August 1972 burial New Providence Cemetery, Lima, Illinois > >6. Bertha Etha Glines born 05 May 1887 married David Ross, deceased 17 = >Nov 1970 > >7. Earl Ernest Glines born 05 Sept 1888 married Maude Ellen Evermon = >deceased 07 May 1954 burial Oakwood Cemetery, Hamilton, IL > >8. John Albert Glines born 03 Aug 1892 deceased 18 July 1918 with The = >Colors in France >burial Greenwood Cemetery, Hamilton, IL > >9. Ollin Mearl Glines, born 06 Aug 1898 married Ada Olive Evermon, = >deceased 03 April 1978. burial Oakwood Cemetery, Hamilton, IL > >10. Osa Glines b 1899 died in infancy burial in Golden Illinois=20 > >John Thomas Glines and Emmanette Bingle Glines are both buried in = >Greenwood Cemetery, Hamilton, IL beside their daughter Nellie Austin and = >son John Albert ....... > >Living descendants of these Glines family came together last year 1999 = >and had a First-Ever Known Glines Reunion in Warsaw, IL. Reserachers = >from ten different states came together and for the year 2000 another = >Glines Reunion is now being planned for Sept., in Independence, Missouri = >and several states are expected again this year. The Internet is a >wonderful tool for bringing long lost families together. > >bem > >> > >------=_NextPart_000_001C_01BFBF92.2AB37E40 >Content-Type: text/html; > charset="iso-8859-1" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable > ><!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD W3 HTML//EN"> ><HTML> ><HEAD> > ><META content=3Dtext/html;charset=3Diso-8859-1 = >http-equiv=3DContent-Type> ><META content=3D'"MSHTML 4.72.3110.7"' name=3DGENERATOR> ></HEAD> ><BODY> ><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV> ><DIV>The Glines family originated in the New Hampshire area long before = >the=20 >Revolutionary War.&nbsp; Many Glines families remain in new Hampshire = >but some=20 >family members moved to Canada after the Revolution.&nbsp; John Glines = >and Maria=20 >Matthews Glines settled in Churchville Canada in the 1800's.&nbsp; = >Before the=20 >end of the century some of them migrated to Illinois </DIV> ><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV> ><DIV>John Glines and Maria Matthews Glines eventually migrated back from = >Canada=20 >to Nauvoo, Illinois with the Mormon faith and they both died at Nauvoo, = >Illinois=20 >and are buried on a farm in Colusa, Illinois.&nbsp;&nbsp; After Maria's = >death=20 >John Glines remarried a Statira Ellis, who survived him. </DIV> ><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV> ><DIV><STRONG>John and Maria had several children leave with the Brigham = >Young=20 >Morman Exodus in 1846, Harriet Glines Thorn, Eric Glines, and John Henry = >Glines=20 >left with the Mormon train while brother Robert was on the other side of = >the=20 >Mississippi keeping them from returning.&nbsp; We are happy to report = >that years=20 >later the family was reunited by letters in the 1800's and died with = >love in=20 >their hearts for each other</STRONG>. </DIV> ><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV> ><DIV>Children of John and Maria {Matthews} Glines are: </DIV> ><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV> ><DIV>1.&nbsp; Louisa A. Glines {Buck}</DIV> ><DIV>2.&nbsp; Robert Glines {Elizabeth Leonard}</DIV> ><DIV>3.&nbsp; Eric McArthur Glines (1) Mary Dabney Euwell (2) Nancy = >Glines</DIV> ><DIV>4.&nbsp; Rhoda Samantha Glines </DIV> ><DIV>5.&nbsp; Amelia Caroline Glines {William McDougall}</DIV> ><DIV>6.&nbsp; Harriet Anna Glines {Richard Thorn}</DIV> ><DIV>7.&nbsp; John Henry Glines {Mary Ann Evans}</DIV> ><DIV>8.&nbsp; George Glines</DIV> ><DIV>9.&nbsp; Albert Glines {Nancy Rumbley}</DIV> ><DIV>10.&nbsp; Cassius Mathias Glines {married}</DIV> ><DIV>11.&nbsp; Jane Glines </DIV> ><DIV>12, Marva {Minerva} Glines </DIV> ><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV> ><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV> ><DIV>A son Robert Glines, born December 1820 married Pennsylvania Dutch=20 >Elizabeth Leonard and reared a family of 15 children.&nbsp; He reared = >his family=20 >first in and around Clayton, Il., Camp Point, Il, and Robert lived his = >last=20 >years in Cainsville, Missouri. </DIV> ><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV> ><DIV>Children of Robert and Elizabeth {Leonard} Glines: </DIV> ><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV> ><DIV>1.&nbsp; John Thomas Glines 1854 - 1918 married Emmanette Bingle = ></DIV> ><DIV>2.&nbsp; Harriet Adeline Glines 1855 - 1881 married John = >Powell</DIV> ><DIV>3.&nbsp; James Leonard Glines 1855 - 1878</DIV> ><DIV>4.&nbsp; Robert Glines 1858 - 1930 married Sarah Minerva Hubbs = ></DIV> ><DIV>5.&nbsp; Albert Hall Glines `1860 - 1931 married Matilda Reed = ></DIV> ><DIV>6.&nbsp; Elonso Glines 1861=20 >-&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;= >&nbsp;&nbsp;=20 >married Telitha Elizabeth Nicholson {migrated to OK}</DIV> ><DIV>7.&nbsp; Cassin Cashie Glines 1863 -</DIV> ><DIV>8.&nbsp; Marcellus Banty Glines&nbsp; 1867 -&nbsp;&nbsp; married = >Julia=20 >Grimstead</DIV> ><DIV>9.&nbsp; William Glines 1869 -</DIV> ><DIV>10.&nbsp; Viola Glines 1872 - 1948 married Thomas Inman</DIV> ><DIV>11.&nbsp; Emma Nettie Glines 1873 - 1880 died of burns suffered in = >a fire=20 >Ferris, IL</DIV> ><DIV>12.&nbsp; Arthur Greely Glines 1874 -&nbsp;&nbsp; married = >unknown</DIV> ><DIV>13.&nbsp; Lola Glines 1877 - married Gardner Dodson </DIV> ><DIV>14.&nbsp; Elizabeth Jane Glines 1878 - 1958 married Millard = >Washington=20 >Dodson {migrated to OK}</DIV> ><DIV>15.&nbsp; Blanche Glines 1880 - 1935 married Charles Henry = >Vestal</DIV> ><DIV>16.&nbsp; Jasper Lasher Glines 1884 - 1965 married (1) Susan = >McFarland (2)=20 >Elsie Spence McPike </DIV> ><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV> ><DIV><STRONG>Looking for any families in this area of&nbsp; John Powell, = >Julia=20 >Grimstead, Dodsons, or Charles Henry Vestal</STRONG>.&nbsp;&nbsp; </DIV> ><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV> ><DIV>One son, John Thomas migrated back to Hamilton, Illinois, Hancock=20 >County&nbsp; John Thomas Glines was born in Adams County, Illinois May = >1, 1854=20 >where he spent his youth and boyhood.</DIV> ><DIV>On May 11, 1873 he was united in marriage to Miss Emmanette = >Bingle.&nbsp;=20 >Mr. and Mrs. Glines raised most of their children in the home I grew up = >in=20 >Hamilton, Illinois.&nbsp; To this union were born twelve children:</DIV> ><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV> ><DIV>1.&nbsp; Perry Neva Glines born 18 Aug 1878 married William = >Atley&nbsp;=20 >Sears&nbsp;&nbsp; Deceased 12 June 1964 . . . burial&nbsp;&nbsp; Leon,=20 >Kansas</DIV> ><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV> ><DIV>2.&nbsp;&nbsp; Olive LeaNora Glines born 28 Nov 1880&nbsp; married = >(1)=20 >Harry Thornton (2) Henry Schwartz</DIV> ><DIV>Deceased&nbsp; 4 Nov 1948 . . burial Greenwood Cemetery, Hamilton, = >IL</DIV> ><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV> ><DIV>3.&nbsp; Martha Arnettie Glines born 15 May 1882 married Arch = >Wright=20 >deceased 23 April 1972&nbsp; burial New Plymouth, Idaho</DIV> ><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV> ><DIV>4.&nbsp; Nellie Glines, born 1883, married Thomas Austin, deceased = >1921=20 >burial Greenwood Cemetery, Hamilton, IL </DIV> ><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV> ><DIV>5.&nbsp; Emma Grace Glines born 11 April 1885 married (1) Herman = >Lubker=20 >(2)&nbsp; C. C. Farmer </DIV> ><DIV>deceased 01 August 1972 burial New Providence Cemetery, Lima,=20 >Illinois</DIV> ><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV> ><DIV>6.&nbsp; Bertha Etha Glines born 05 May 1887 married David Ross, = >deceased=20 >17 Nov 1970</DIV> ><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV> ><DIV>7.&nbsp; Earl Ernest Glines born 05 Sept 1888 married Maude Ellen = >Evermon=20 >deceased 07 May 1954 burial Oakwood Cemetery, Hamilton, IL</DIV> ><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV> ><DIV>8.&nbsp; John Albert Glines born 03 Aug 1892 deceased 18 July 1918 = >with The=20 >Colors in France</DIV> ><DIV>burial Greenwood Cemetery, Hamilton, IL</DIV> ><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV> ><DIV>9.&nbsp; Ollin Mearl Glines, born 06 Aug 1898 married Ada Olive = >Evermon,=20 >deceased 03 April 1978.&nbsp; burial Oakwood Cemetery, Hamilton, = >IL</DIV> ><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV> ><DIV>10.&nbsp; Osa Glines b 1899 died in infancy burial in Golden = >Illinois=20 ></DIV> ><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV> ><DIV>John Thomas Glines and Emmanette Bingle Glines are both buried in = >Greenwood=20 >Cemetery, Hamilton, IL beside their daughter Nellie Austin and son John = >Albert=20 >.......</DIV> ><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV> ><DIV>Living descendants of these Glines family came together last year = >1999 and=20 >had a First-Ever Known Glines Reunion in Warsaw, IL.&nbsp; Reserachers = >from ten=20 >different states came together and for the year 2000 another Glines = >Reunion is=20 >now being planned for Sept., in Independence, Missouri and several = >states are=20 >expected again this year.&nbsp; The Internet is a wonderful tool for = >bringing=20 >long lost families together. </DIV> ><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV> ><DIV>bem</DIV> ><DIV><BR>></DIV></BODY></HTML> > >------=_NextPart_000_001C_01BFBF92.2AB37E40-- > > >------=_NextPart_000_0043_01BFBF92.C079C740-- >

On January 16, 2000 I received a copy of Hamilton Cemeteries from this address. I then returned a LARGE list of my own families, missing from this list so as to help update the list. Could you please send me a NEW copy of the list so that I may see if my families got incorporated onto that list or not? Thank you. Barbara (Glines) Massey

Posted on: Hancock County, Il Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/Hancock?read=1032 Surname: neville ------------------------- I am looking for any information on James Neville who settled in Hancock county( near LaHarpe) around 1849 with his wife Alice McKay Neville and infant son, William. William later married Mary Martha Tabb and also lived in the LaHarpe area until his death at age 41. Some of William's children remained in the LaHarpe area.

Posted on: Hancock County, Il Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/Hancock?read=1028 Surname: DeGroot ------------------------- John Benjamin DeGroot came to Hancock County about 1854. His father was Edward DeGroot. Can not find anything on Edward. So do not know if he came or if he sent his two sons to someone else. The other son's name was Eugene.

Posted on: Hancock County, Il Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/Hancock?read=1027 Surname: GOTHARD ------------------------- Joseph Gothard and wife Frances appear in 1870 in the Hancock County census, Bear Creek Township. Does anyone have information on this or any other Gothard family?

Hi Folks: If anyone on the list has any information on this family, I would certainly like to hear from you. Thanks in advance for your efforts. Name: Robert Anderson Covey - -------------------------------------- Birth: 11 Oct 1838 Morgan County, Illinois Death: 22 Jul 1911 Wagoner, Wagoner, Oklahoma Burial: 23 Jul 1911 Elmwood Cemetery, Wagoner, Wagoner, Oklahoma Father: Robert Covey (~1805-~1839) Mother: Anna Dodd (~1803->1863) Other Spouses: Lucinda Dalton Marriage: 1870 Morgan County, Illinois - -------------------------------------- Spouse: Mary Jane Talkington - -------------------------------------- Birth: abt 1851 Children: - -------------------------------------- 1 F: Electa E Covey Birth: abt 1872 Morgan County, Illinois - -------------------------------------- 2 F: Sarah Abigail Covey Birth: abt 1873 Morgan County, Illinois - -------------------------------------- 3 F: Clarissa J Covey Birth: abt 1875 Morgan County, Illinois - -------------------------------------- 4 F: Eveline Covey Birth: abt 1877 Morgan County, Illinois - -------------------------------------- 5 M: Charles E Covey Birth: abt 1880 Illinois http://home.att.net/~billcovey/index.html www.1stBooks.com Bill Covey Author of: Watson Is Where It Wuz Creator of: Ol' Tubby Joe Stottlemeyer

Posted on: Hancock County, Il Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/Hancock?read=1025 Surname: Davis ------------------------- Am searching for the son of Robert "Bali" Davis born in Ferris, Ill, son of James Andrew Davis. The son's name was Wilford Davis and he was born in the 1920s. The family resided in Naiota, Ill. which I think is a part of Hancock County. Any info appreciated - am trying to tie up the lose ends in family history or "tie up the missing cousins" so to speak.

Posted on: Hancock County, Il Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/Hancock?read=1024 Surname: Davis, Mullen, Purcell, Charbonneau ------------------------- Looking for Stewart Davis (Married to a Mullen) or Oscar Samuel Davis (Married to a Purcell) or Lewis Samuel Davis(Married to a Charbonneau), All are possibly of Hancock, Illinois. Dates ranging from 1825-1900. Any information would be appreicated.

Posted on: Hancock County, Il Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/Hancock?read=1023 Surname: Batley, Moesch, Siegfried, Nichols ------------------------- Thank you so much for the information you gave me, yes, this information is a match.