Good evening, Will someone please help me. I would like to obtain actual copies of two obits. Americus Nichols who died in Kewanee 19 Feb 1918 and his wife Alice (Looney) Nichols who died 3 Oct. 1918, also in Kewanee. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you and have a Happy New Year. Dick DeBary, FL

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[Unable to display image]You have given us more than we could ever have hoped for. Cousins and friends we have met....some we have known in the past and have become reacquainted with and others that are new to us; but all will be cherished for a lifetime! We want to thank you all for the support you have given us during the past year. Especially to those who have helped to establish and support our cemetery project in Illinois, that has become so near and dear to our hearts, through the Hunter Cemetery Restoration Trust. WE WISH YOU A VERY JOYOUS HOLIDAY SEASON. MAY THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS BE WITH YOU THROUGHOUT THE NEW YEAR! HAPPY HOLIDAYS! Sincerely, Jim & Mikki Judge Family Historian - Preserving the past for the future. Director - Hunter Cemetery Restoration Trust Secretary - Hunter Cemetery Restoration Trust http://www.homestead.com/zellerstombstone/HunterCemetery.html Buffalo, IA [email protected]

You have given us more than we could ever have hoped for. Cousins and friends we have met....some we have known in the past and have become reacquainted with and others that are new to us; but all will be cherished for a lifetime! We want to thank you all for the support you have given us during the past year. Especially to those who have helped to establish and support our cemetery project in Illinois, that has become so near and dear to our hearts, through the Hunter Cemetery Restoration Trust. WE WISH YOU A VERY JOYOUS HOLIDAY SEASON. MAY THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS BE WITH YOU THROUGHOUT THE NEW YEAR! HAPPY HOLIDAYS! Sincerely, Jim & Mikki Judge Family Historian - Preserving the past for the future. Director - Hunter Cemetery Restoration Trust Secretary - Hunter Cemetery Restoration Trust http://www.homestead.com/zellerstombstone/HunterCemetery.html Buffalo, IA [email protected]

Hi all, Is there anyone on the list that can look up a will to see if there is one I can send for or a probate? I haven't been able to get a death certificate. George Henry DRURY b; August 06, 1809 Rockingham, Vt d; February 25, 1880 Galva, Henry County Illinois Thanks Pauline -- ************************* Merry Christmas to All Pauline[Drury]Phelps *email* [email protected] ============================

Dear List, My great, great grandparents were married in Andover, Henry County in 1871 by W.K. Talbot, V.D.M. They were Swedish. I don't know if Rev. Talbot was or not. I have two questions: 1). Does anyone know what the initials V.D.M. stand for after the name? On the license he is a "Minister of the Word of God". 2). Does anyone in Henry County have access to any type of directory that might tell which church Rev. Talbot was a minister for? Thank you very much, Stacy Rich Dallas, Texas

I am looking for some people by the last name of KELL who lived in the colona, Ill. area back in the early 1960"s.. any information would greatly be appreciated. thanks cindy REJOICE IN THE LORD ALWAYS Phillipians 4:4

Hi Cindy, I am sorry I called you Connie. I have sisters Cindy and Connie and was thinking of Connie I guess. Anyway Here is my address Shawnnee Ramey 7184 Perry Creek Road Somerset, CA 95684 Thank you so very much I am sorry for the inconvience. Shawnnee ----- Original Message ----- From: Cindy Collis <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, December 01, 2001 2:46 PM Subject: Re: [ILHENRY-L] Joseph Bolt, died 1905 > Hello Shawnnee, > I have a copy of the Obituary I can sent it to you if you give me you > mailing address. > "Treasure Life" > Cindy Collis > [email protected] > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Shawnnee Ramey" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2000 8:02 AM > Subject: [ILHENRY-L] Joseph Bolt, died 1905 > > > > Hi Connie, > > I believe you are the one who sent me the obit for Josepb Bolt. If you > still > > have the email in your sent file I would appreciate it if you would send > me > > another copy. My computer crashed and I had not backed up my file for a > few > > weeks so I lost the most recent information. I hope this is not an > > inconvience for you. > > Thanks Shawnnee > > > > > > ==== ILHENRY Mailing List ==== > > --------------------- ILHENRY-L Mailing List --------------------- > > Have you seen the USGenWeb Illinois Page? > > http://www.usgenweb.org/il > > > > > > > ==== ILHENRY Mailing List ==== > --------------------- ILHENRY-L Mailing List --------------------- > Submit your Henry County obits, wills and other transcribed > data to [email protected] for inclusion in the USGenWeb Project Archives > for inclusion in the ILGenWeb Project Archives!! > >

Mikki, I am not researching the Loomises, just looking them up! However, there was no child who had C.J. for initials. There is much specific info in the article and I was hoping to get the mailing address of the requester so I can send the copy of the 1901 article. Perhaps they already have that article?! Dick Matteson ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2000 3:13 PM Subject: [ILHENRY-L] Loomis/Sanford > You mention that all 8 of O. H. Loomis' children are named in this article. > Would one of them happen to have the initials "C.J."? At the Hunter Cemetery > in Wheatland Township, Bureau County, IL there is a headstone for 'Charles O. > s/o C. J. & A. Loomis d. Apr 11, 1879 ag. 11 ys' > Would this be any connection to the Loomis family you are researching? > > Mikki Judge > Family Historian - Preserving the past for the future. > Buffalo, IA > [email protected] Judge > > In a message dated 11/29/00 9:01:25 AM, [email protected] writes: > > << -------------------- > X-Message: #1 > Date: Tue, 28 Nov 2000 22:40:36 -0200 > From: "Dick Matteson" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Message-ID: <[email protected]> > Subject: Re: [ILHENRY-L] info wanted on Horatio G. Sanford of Kewanee > Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > Susan, I have an 1885 Bio. of certain Henry Co. citizens and O.H. Loomis > is one of those written about. Also the 1901 version has him. The 1885 > version is similar to the 1901 article in coverage and content. So I can > copy that article from the 1901 book and send to you if you send me your > mail address. All 8 of his children are mentioned and possibly you can > follow up on them to find the owner/holder of the diary and photos belonging > to Horatio Sandford. Horatio is not mentioned and there were no Sandfords > written up in either Bio book. (my 1885 book is falling apart unfortunately > and almost impossible to copy properly without harming it!) > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Susan Sellew <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2000 6:02 PM > Subject: [ILHENRY-L] info wanted on Horatio G. Sanford of Kewanee > > > > Dear Fellow Historians: > > > > I am looking for information on my great-great > > uncle, Horatio G. Sanford, who was a member > > of the 124th Illinois Infantry from Kewanee. > > He was born and raised in Belchertown, MA. > > He left Belchertown sometime before the Civil War > > with his cousin (whom I believe was O.H. Loomis) > > and settled in Kewanee where they planted fruit trees > > and potatoes on their land (according to his diary). > > > > Horatio died from wounds on July 17, 1864. His effects: > > two pocket dairies and a photograph album, were given > > to his agent, O.H. Loomis. The second of the dairies, > > came down through the family to my grandmother and > > then to me, but no-one knows of the whereabouts of the > > first diary or the photo album. > > > > I am writing to you in hopes that one of you may have > > information on Horatio Sanford, or O.H. Loomis -- > > I would like to contact his descendants. > > > > The original of this diary is in the Belchertown Historical > > Society. I sent a copy of it to the Kewanee Historical > > Society in 1992, but never received any acknowledgement > > from that organization that they received it. > > > > Horatio's name appears on the Civil War monument on the > > town green in Belchertown. Is there a Civil War monument > > in Kewanee with his name on it? > > > > Thank in advance for your help with this request. > > > > Susan Sanford Sellew > > 786 Moore Road > > So. Royalton, VT 05068 > >> > > > ==== ILHENRY Mailing List ==== > --------------------- ILHENRY-L Mailing List --------------------- > Submit your Henry County obits, wills and other transcribed > data to [email protected] for inclusion in the USGenWeb Project Archives > for inclusion in the ILGenWeb Project Archives!! > >

Susan....... Thought I would ask if there are any Fulpers in your book? They were large land owners in Henry Co. Maybe ther is something???? ..............Barbara

I don't know if this will help you .....maybe you already have the info.... Back quite a few months ago, I did a lot of searching on this Loomis family...in particular, O. H. Loomis and where he came from. His father was Selah Loomis, born 1785, Tolland, Ct. His mother was Esther Howard. You will find them all in the 1850 census of Henry Co, Illinois. In 1840, I believe they were in St. JosephCo, White Pidgeon Prairie Twp, Michigan. Selah and Esther had a large brood of kids which I discovered on the Ancesteral File. O. H. (Orren Howard) Loomis appears as O. N. Loomis, in the 1850 Henry Co census next to his father, Selah. It doesn't appear that he came out to Illinois with your Horatio G. Sanford. Do you have info on where Horatio was and when? I see an index reference to a Horatio G. Sanford in Essex Co, Gloucester, Mass page 511 for the 1860 census. Is this your guy? Since Selah Loomis had so many kids....among them some daughters, perhaps Horatio was the nephew of O. H. Loomis????? Just a thought. Although I'm not actively searching this family right now...they didn't pan out for my search...at least not for now....I would entertain any additional questions you might have for locating people.....will see what I can do. Julie Bissell Tupker

You mention that all 8 of O. H. Loomis' children are named in this article. Would one of them happen to have the initials "C.J."? At the Hunter Cemetery in Wheatland Township, Bureau County, IL there is a headstone for 'Charles O. s/o C. J. & A. Loomis d. Apr 11, 1879 ag. 11 ys' Would this be any connection to the Loomis family you are researching? Mikki Judge Family Historian - Preserving the past for the future. Buffalo, IA [email protected] Judge In a message dated 11/29/00 9:01:25 AM, [email protected] writes: << -------------------- X-Message: #1 Date: Tue, 28 Nov 2000 22:40:36 -0200 From: "Dick Matteson" <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Message-ID: <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [ILHENRY-L] info wanted on Horatio G. Sanford of Kewanee Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Susan, I have an 1885 Bio. of certain Henry Co. citizens and O.H. Loomis is one of those written about. Also the 1901 version has him. The 1885 version is similar to the 1901 article in coverage and content. So I can copy that article from the 1901 book and send to you if you send me your mail address. All 8 of his children are mentioned and possibly you can follow up on them to find the owner/holder of the diary and photos belonging to Horatio Sandford. Horatio is not mentioned and there were no Sandfords written up in either Bio book. (my 1885 book is falling apart unfortunately and almost impossible to copy properly without harming it!) ----- Original Message ----- From: Susan Sellew <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2000 6:02 PM Subject: [ILHENRY-L] info wanted on Horatio G. Sanford of Kewanee > Dear Fellow Historians: > > I am looking for information on my great-great > uncle, Horatio G. Sanford, who was a member > of the 124th Illinois Infantry from Kewanee. > He was born and raised in Belchertown, MA. > He left Belchertown sometime before the Civil War > with his cousin (whom I believe was O.H. Loomis) > and settled in Kewanee where they planted fruit trees > and potatoes on their land (according to his diary). > > Horatio died from wounds on July 17, 1864. His effects: > two pocket dairies and a photograph album, were given > to his agent, O.H. Loomis. The second of the dairies, > came down through the family to my grandmother and > then to me, but no-one knows of the whereabouts of the > first diary or the photo album. > > I am writing to you in hopes that one of you may have > information on Horatio Sanford, or O.H. Loomis -- > I would like to contact his descendants. > > The original of this diary is in the Belchertown Historical > Society. I sent a copy of it to the Kewanee Historical > Society in 1992, but never received any acknowledgement > from that organization that they received it. > > Horatio's name appears on the Civil War monument on the > town green in Belchertown. Is there a Civil War monument > in Kewanee with his name on it? > > Thank in advance for your help with this request. > > Susan Sanford Sellew > 786 Moore Road > So. Royalton, VT 05068 >>

Hi Connie, I believe you are the one who sent me the obit for Josepb Bolt. If you still have the email in your sent file I would appreciate it if you would send me another copy. My computer crashed and I had not backed up my file for a few weeks so I lost the most recent information. I hope this is not an inconvience for you. Thanks Shawnnee

hi louise thanks for sharing that you knew my grandpa and great uncle!!! :) what a great surprise to hear from someone [you] that knew both grandpa and my great uncle. Ward was my grandpa. he died of complications from Alzheimer's in August of 1985 and Lyle died in April of 1991. i remember corresponding in the 70's with my great uncle lyle but i think i never got to actually meet him, he lived in Cincinnati with his family and our family is in Los Angeles. [i'm now in Oakland, CA]. -----Original Message----- From: Louise Bollman <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Tuesday, November 28, 2000 10:50 PM Subject: Re: [ILHENRY-L] RE: Marshall John Willett m. Clyde Edith Pask >Richard: Can't help you any on your research-- just HAD to say I knew both Ward & Lyle Willetts when I was in grade school. We lived about 2 blocks apart. I think I was in Lyles class. Louise Cornelious Bollman. > >Richard L Dalton wrote: > >> I am hoping someone can do a lookup for me: >> >> i thought i had my great grandfather's death date and just found out it was the wrong John Willett. >> >> Our Marshall John Willett born in Annawan, Henry County, 11 June 1885 according to the Henry County Birth Index published by the Henry County Genealogical Society. I shared my research with family members at Thanksgiving and one of my uncle's said his grandfather died when he was a teenager in the late 50's not in 1968 as I had been misled. My uncle also said that Marshall John Willett died in Kewanee, Henry Co., IL. >> >> Marshall John Willett was the son of: John Willett b. 1832 in NY and Adeline Showers b. 3 Jan 1844 in Little Rock, MI. >> >> Marshall John Willett m. 8 Oct 1913 to Clyde Edith Pask b.May 1887 in Elmira Township, Stark Co., IL. d. 12 April 1965, Kewanee, Henry Co., IL. >> >> They had two sons: >> my grandfather Ward Armory Willett b. 13 July 1915, Kewanee, Henry Co., IL and >> Lyle Willett b. 1 Jan 1919, Kewanee, Henry Co., IL. >> >> Thanks for the help >> >> Richard L Dalton >> [email protected] >> >> ==== ILHENRY Mailing List ==== >> --------------------- ILHENRY-L Mailing List --------------------- >> Submit your Henry County obits, wills and other transcribed >> data to [email protected] for inclusion in the USGenWeb Project Archives >> for inclusion in the ILGenWeb Project Archives!! > > >==== ILHENRY Mailing List ==== > --------------------- ILHENRY-L Mailing List --------------------- >ILHENRY now has over 150 of the best subscribers in the world!! >If each one of you would transcribe just one Henry Co biography or >obituary you have in your files, look at the library we would have!!! >These may be posted to the GenConnect boards via the links on the Henry >County ILGenWeb Project Page >

Richard: Can't help you any on your research-- just HAD to say I knew both Ward & Lyle Willetts when I was in grade school. We lived about 2 blocks apart. I think I was in Lyles class. Louise Cornelious Bollman. Richard L Dalton wrote: > I am hoping someone can do a lookup for me: > > i thought i had my great grandfather's death date and just found out it was the wrong John Willett. > > Our Marshall John Willett born in Annawan, Henry County, 11 June 1885 according to the Henry County Birth Index published by the Henry County Genealogical Society. I shared my research with family members at Thanksgiving and one of my uncle's said his grandfather died when he was a teenager in the late 50's not in 1968 as I had been misled. My uncle also said that Marshall John Willett died in Kewanee, Henry Co., IL. > > Marshall John Willett was the son of: John Willett b. 1832 in NY and Adeline Showers b. 3 Jan 1844 in Little Rock, MI. > > Marshall John Willett m. 8 Oct 1913 to Clyde Edith Pask b.May 1887 in Elmira Township, Stark Co., IL. d. 12 April 1965, Kewanee, Henry Co., IL. > > They had two sons: > my grandfather Ward Armory Willett b. 13 July 1915, Kewanee, Henry Co., IL and > Lyle Willett b. 1 Jan 1919, Kewanee, Henry Co., IL. > > Thanks for the help > > Richard L Dalton > [email protected] > > ==== ILHENRY Mailing List ==== > --------------------- ILHENRY-L Mailing List --------------------- > Submit your Henry County obits, wills and other transcribed > data to [email protected] for inclusion in the USGenWeb Project Archives > for inclusion in the ILGenWeb Project Archives!!

Susan, I forgot to give you my e-mail address~! Dick Matteson mailto:[email protected] (re: copying O.H. Loomis writeup) ----- Original Message ----- From: Susan Sellew <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2000 6:02 PM Subject: [ILHENRY-L] info wanted on Horatio G. Sanford of Kewanee > Dear Fellow Historians: > > I am looking for information on my great-great > uncle, Horatio G. Sanford, who was a member > of the 124th Illinois Infantry from Kewanee. > He was born and raised in Belchertown, MA. > He left Belchertown sometime before the Civil War > with his cousin (whom I believe was O.H. Loomis) > and settled in Kewanee where they planted fruit trees > and potatoes on their land (according to his diary). > > Horatio died from wounds on July 17, 1864. His effects: > two pocket dairies and a photograph album, were given > to his agent, O.H. Loomis. The second of the dairies, > came down through the family to my grandmother and > then to me, but no-one knows of the whereabouts of the > first diary or the photo album. > > I am writing to you in hopes that one of you may have > information on Horatio Sanford, or O.H. Loomis -- > I would like to contact his descendants. > > The original of this diary is in the Belchertown Historical > Society. I sent a copy of it to the Kewanee Historical > Society in 1992, but never received any acknowledgement > from that organization that they received it. > > Horatio's name appears on the Civil War monument on the > town green in Belchertown. Is there a Civil War monument > in Kewanee with his name on it? > > Thank in advance for your help with this request. > > Susan Sanford Sellew > 786 Moore Road > So. Royalton, VT 05068 > > > ==== ILHENRY Mailing List ==== > --------------------- ILHENRY-L Mailing List --------------------- > Submit your Henry County obits, wills and other transcribed > data to [email protected] for inclusion in the USGenWeb Project Archives > for inclusion in the ILGenWeb Project Archives!! > >

Susan, I have an 1885 Bio. of certain Henry Co. citizens and O.H. Loomis is one of those written about. Also the 1901 version has him. The 1885 version is similar to the 1901 article in coverage and content. So I can copy that article from the 1901 book and send to you if you send me your mail address. All 8 of his children are mentioned and possibly you can follow up on them to find the owner/holder of the diary and photos belonging to Horatio Sandford. Horatio is not mentioned and there were no Sandfords written up in either Bio book. (my 1885 book is falling apart unfortunately and almost impossible to copy properly without harming it!) ----- Original Message ----- From: Susan Sellew <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2000 6:02 PM Subject: [ILHENRY-L] info wanted on Horatio G. Sanford of Kewanee > Dear Fellow Historians: > > I am looking for information on my great-great > uncle, Horatio G. Sanford, who was a member > of the 124th Illinois Infantry from Kewanee. > He was born and raised in Belchertown, MA. > He left Belchertown sometime before the Civil War > with his cousin (whom I believe was O.H. Loomis) > and settled in Kewanee where they planted fruit trees > and potatoes on their land (according to his diary). > > Horatio died from wounds on July 17, 1864. His effects: > two pocket dairies and a photograph album, were given > to his agent, O.H. Loomis. The second of the dairies, > came down through the family to my grandmother and > then to me, but no-one knows of the whereabouts of the > first diary or the photo album. > > I am writing to you in hopes that one of you may have > information on Horatio Sanford, or O.H. Loomis -- > I would like to contact his descendants. > > The original of this diary is in the Belchertown Historical > Society. I sent a copy of it to the Kewanee Historical > Society in 1992, but never received any acknowledgement > from that organization that they received it. > > Horatio's name appears on the Civil War monument on the > town green in Belchertown. Is there a Civil War monument > in Kewanee with his name on it? > > Thank in advance for your help with this request. > > Susan Sanford Sellew > 786 Moore Road > So. Royalton, VT 05068 > > > ==== ILHENRY Mailing List ==== > --------------------- ILHENRY-L Mailing List --------------------- > Submit your Henry County obits, wills and other transcribed > data to [email protected] for inclusion in the USGenWeb Project Archives > for inclusion in the ILGenWeb Project Archives!! > >

I don't have any info. about them, but thought it interesting to add that one of our ancestors also came from Belchertown, Hampshire Co., MA and settled in Buda, Bureau Co., and later in Hastings, Adams Co., NE where he died and is buried. Henry Stiles Hannum m. Elizabeth Belle Teagarden. Henry descendant of William Hannum and Honor Capen who emigrated to Massachusetts in 1630 on the ship the Mary and John. Two of their sons born in Buda, Bureau Co., IL and my great grandfather Charley Clinton Hannum b. in Hastings, Adams Co., NE. Charley settled in Glendale, Los Angeles Co., CA and died when I was about 7months old. He is buried in Kewanee, Henry Co., IL. Elizabeth Belle Teagarden descendant of emigrant ancestors Abraham Tegarden from Solingen, Germany and Anna Margretha Albrecht from Clauberg, Germany emigrated on the ship Harle to Philadelphia, PA 1 Sep 1736. I think our Henry Stiles was probably too young to have fought in the Civil War as he was born 2 July 1858. He emigrated from Belchertown with his parents to Buda, Bureau Co., and then to Hastings, NE where both of his parents died. richard l dalton [email protected]

I am hoping someone can do a lookup for me: i thought i had my great grandfather's death date and just found out it was the wrong John Willett. Our Marshall John Willett born in Annawan, Henry County, 11 June 1885 according to the Henry County Birth Index published by the Henry County Genealogical Society. I shared my research with family members at Thanksgiving and one of my uncle's said his grandfather died when he was a teenager in the late 50's not in 1968 as I had been misled. My uncle also said that Marshall John Willett died in Kewanee, Henry Co., IL. Marshall John Willett was the son of: John Willett b. 1832 in NY and Adeline Showers b. 3 Jan 1844 in Little Rock, MI. Marshall John Willett m. 8 Oct 1913 to Clyde Edith Pask b.May 1887 in Elmira Township, Stark Co., IL. d. 12 April 1965, Kewanee, Henry Co., IL. They had two sons: my grandfather Ward Armory Willett b. 13 July 1915, Kewanee, Henry Co., IL and Lyle Willett b. 1 Jan 1919, Kewanee, Henry Co., IL. Thanks for the help Richard L Dalton [email protected]

Hi List, Looking for our ancestors in Henry County. Elizabeth Ferry b. 1847 in Pa. but lived and grew up in Henry Co. Her sister Sarah b. 1852 in Pa.,and married a man by the name of Young, have no first name, and Jane b. 1860 in Henry Co., IL., and their brother Thomas b. 1855 in Pa. Thomas was listed on the 1870 census record in Colona Twp and he was 15 at the time. Maybe this is where the family lived, but can't find any records to this. Hoping someone with the 1880 census can find them. Don't have any information on any of these. No spouses or children or death dates or etc. Do know that another sister Dora married William Cann and lived in Geneseo. Their parents names are John and Jane (Elizabeth Jane) both born in England. Would like to find some records for these siblings. Thanks Georgia