Can some one tell me the mailing address for the Elmwood City Cemetery in Warren. Is it still in operation? I would like to know if they have an index of all who were buried in the cemetery, not just those who have grave stones. I have a few questions for them and would like to contact them. I have checked the Elmwood City Cemetery Tombstone Index and the people I want are not listed. Thanks Aline

Hi everyone - I've been a little slow lately, but things are picking up again and the website has new additions for you to view. Alene sent letter "S" of the 1860 census index to me today and it has been added to the site. Thanks Alene! I've updated all of the queries, and they are now in our archive base. I'll be adding more biographical sketches tomorrow, and plan to get those 1855 Personal Tax records taken care of the Marjorie sent to me. Don't give up on the St .Mary's cemetery. I'm working on it. -Cheryl

Could someone please do an obituary lookup for me in the Hanover Journal for the time period of 19 to 28 October 1906 My great-grandfather, Heinrich (Henry) F. NOBIS, died on 19 October 1906 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. A brief obit in the evening edition of Minneapolis Journal, October 19, 1906, stated that he was to be buried in the Hanover area. This burial probably occurred between 22 October and 28 October, 1906. Heinrich's two sons, Gustav and Henry NOBIS lived in Hanover, so they may have had a death or funeral notice published in the newspaper. Thank you Bob Nobis Mesa, AZ --

Hi, Diane Would appreciate a look-up of W.C. Loomis and his wife Faitha (who was an Isbell family member prior to marriage). They were in the Little Valley area in 1850. Many thanks Maureen Hyde [email protected] wrote: > > Subject: > > ILJODAVI-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 161 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [ILJODAVI] 1870 census [[email protected]] >

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I found someone who might be a link in my Selby research on the 1839 tax records that got put on the JD webpage. I wanted to order more from the FHC but don't see any tax recs. Did these come from IRAD and are there other years available? Thanks, Christina http://pw1.netcom.com/~ninah/ninah.htm

Diane, I have this on Allendorf: Christina Family Group Record ============================================================ Husband: William Allendorf - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- Birth: abt 1841 MD Marriage: bef 1862 Father: Allendorf Mother: Henrietta (b abt 1807) ============================================================ Wife: Rebecca Gunn - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- Birth: abt 1844 IL Father: F. Gunn Mother: Sophia Blaylor (b 29 Jan 1822) ============================================================ Children ============================================================ 1 M Albert Allendorf Birth: abt 1860 - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- 2 M Charles Allendorf Birth: abt 1862 - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- 3 F Lillie Allendorf Birth: abt 1863 - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- 4 M Willie Allendorf Birth: abt 1870 - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- 5 M Frank Allendorf Birth: abt 1874 - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- 6 F Mande Allendorf Birth: abt 1878 ========================================================== http://pw1.netcom.com/~ninah/ninah.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, November 04, 1999 9:02 PM Subject: [ILJODAVI] Allendorf > Galena > Allendorf, William 29 MD miner > Rebeca 26 Illinois > Charles A. 6 " > Tillie 5 " > > Diane >

Hi All, Could someone tell me the headings for the 1870 Jo Daviess Census (Menominee) or where on the internet I could find them? I have the ARTZ family (household 6) which shows a check in the column of what I think is "attended school in the past year" for the 27-year-old wife and the 6-year-old daughter. Do you think the wife actually attended school or would you just chalk it up to censustaker error? Thanks-. Mary Dawson

Galena Allendorf, William 29 MD miner Rebeca 26 Illinois Charles A. 6 " Tillie 5 " Diane

Hi list, I now have the 1870 census if anyone needs a lookup. Diane Hall

Recent additions to the Jo Daviess Co., IL USGenWeb site include: *1839 Personal Property Tax (updated 10/18) *1860 Census, Letters P - Q (updated 10/26) *1860 Census, Letter R (updated 10/31) *additional biographical sketches from the 1990 Portrait and Biographical Album of JD County. I'm still working on St. Mary's cemetery. -Cheryl Hemingway [email protected] http://members.tripod.com/~Chemingway/HomeonWeb.html Jo Daviess Co., IL USGenWeb: http://users.rootsweb.com/~iljodavi/index.htm Jo Daviess Co., IL Marriage Index: http://members.tripod.com/~Chemingway/Mrg.html

Hi everyone - this is totally non-genealogy related, but I'm hoping that I can prevail upon you to help me out. My son's 4th grade class is working on a mapping project and is asking that if we know people from across the US that we would ask them to send an email to the class telling where you are from and just a little bit about where you live. It would sure be a big help to them if you can do this. They've received messages from across the US, but certainly not all - and they especially need to hear from people in the northeast US. They have nothing from that area. The email address is: [email protected] You can put in the subject line something like: "checking in from Maine" or wherever you are from. I really do apprecaite any emails that go to the school. -Cheryl Hemingway [email protected] http://members.tripod.com/~Chemingway/HomeonWeb.html Jo Daviess Co., IL USGenWeb: http://users.rootsweb.com/~iljodavi/index.htm Jo Daviess Co., IL Marriage Index: http://members.tripod.com/~Chemingway/Mrg.html

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MY GREAT GRANDMOTHER'S FAMILY HAS BECOME A REAL ROADBLOCK FOR ME.I HOPE SOMEONE HERE CAN HELP. ELLEN KERNS b. 1-29-1863 AT COUNCIL HILL,JO DAVIESS COUNTY. FATHER..HUGH KERNS MOTHER MARGARET DEVINE KERNS PARENTS SAID TO BE FROM IRELAND. ELLEN MARREID L.A.DRAPER JAN. 26, 1891. L.A. WAS BORN IN EAST BELOIT,ILL. NAN (ALIAS MS. MAGOO) PLEASE SUPPORT MACULAR DEGENERATION AND OTHER VISION LOSS RESEARCH. http://members.aol.com/danlrob/MDpeople/

Connie I have two books on Grant that have him arriving in Galena in April, 1860 from Saint Louis. The American Guide (WPA, 1937) for Galena lists the Grant leather store, where he first went to work in 1860, at 120 Main. The street numbers were redone on Main at some point in time so this may not be the current number. A second, later location where Grant worked was at the Grant and Perkins Store 2 doors north of the corner of Hill and Main. Ralph Anderson Boulder, CO [email protected]

Barbara Reeves Whittaker wrote I have found these names in Alsace records and they are connected to my ALBRECHT family & SCHELLENBERGER family. You mention that you found names in Alsace records, Do you mean Alsace Lorraine France? I have been looking for records from Alsace Lorraine France. my Ancestor from there was Mordecia Gearhart, b. abt 1728. Any info would be much appreciated. Thank you so much. Connie Bottolfsen Loftus

Is anyone researching the following names? LOSSEL, ALLENBACH, HALLER, HEINRICH, RIMMEL, LOSSEL, HUSSER, WILD, HAENEL, FIX, WALTER, GUNSET/GONSETH, ROTH, FUHRER, KOSER, MAERTZ, ROEMER, & KUNTZ. I have found these names in Alsace records and they are connected to my ALBRECHT family & SCHELLENBERGER family. I look forward to hearing from you. Barbara Reeves Whittaker Mesa, AZ

Hi Rose, I noticed you mentioned the name Townsend. I have spent a lot of time researching this family. Which Townsends tie in with your family? With the exception of a few individuals who lived mostly in Galena, most of the Jo Daviess County Townsends I have in my FTW database. Mike Helebrant [email protected] wrote: > I am looking for the following names that are connected to Beggins/Bagans > that Iam working on. Some of the families that married into it are: > Saam, Lavery, Burke, Cassidy, Matters, Francis, Taufman, Teasdale, Townsend, > Cameron, Haffelle, Van Matre, Martin, Nugent, Walker, O'Neill, > McGuire/Maguire, > Holland, Busch, Russell, White, Folan, Steimle, Barron, Horan > If anyone on this list is working on these names and has further info on > these names please contaact me. > Rose DeRocher > [email protected]

Unfortunately, Rootsweb is still down, and it's looking like it may be for several days. They have had major problems - first their disk crashed, then there was a major truck accident on the highway which took out electricity for about a 40 mile radius from where they are. The truck hit a major electric "hub", so even the electricity may be out for a few days! Right now Rootsweb is using their generator and the only thing that is running are the mailing lists. Everything else has been shut down. Anyhow, as soon as they are back up and running, you should be able to access the website again. =Cheryl