Thanks again Rex... Skip Osborn Rex Cherrington wrote: > Oh yes, Osborn and Roundtree families arrived prior to 1830, so you might > find it worth while to check Fulton County Clerk's Office , Fulton County > Courthouse, Lewistown, IL. Sorry I don't have the zip code or phone number > for that one. Knox County didn't organize until July 1830, so the early > settlers of Knox were part of Fulton Co. for legal purposes. > > At 09:37 AM 8/27/2000 -0700, you wrote: > >I have been wondering the same thing as there are several I would like to > >get...... > > > >OSBORN, HENDRICKS, ROUNDTREE,VANGILDER > > > >Skip Osborn > > > >JoAnn Cantrell wrote: > > > >> Posted on: Knox Co. Il Query Forum > >> Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/Knox/721 > >> > >> Surname: KERN, KERRN, MOFFIET, Porter > >> ------------------------- > >> > >> Can anyone tell me what the cost is of obtaining a copy of marriage records > >> from the Knox County Court House and if the older marriage records include > >> names of parents? 21 Sept.1858 bk.B page 130, Ellen MOFFIET mar. Griffith > >> KERN. 25 Dec. 1864, bk B p. 14, Martha J. REILLY mar. George W. KERN. 13 > >> June 1867 bk B p. 9, Joseph PORTER mar. Amelia E. KERRN. Thanks, JoAnn > >> Cantrell, P.O. Box 1516, Krebs, OK 74554 > > > >-- > >"Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for > > lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote." > > - Benjamin Franklin, 1759 > > > > > > -- "Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote." - Benjamin Franklin, 1759

Oh yes, Osborn and Roundtree families arrived prior to 1830, so you might find it worth while to check Fulton County Clerk's Office , Fulton County Courthouse, Lewistown, IL. Sorry I don't have the zip code or phone number for that one. Knox County didn't organize until July 1830, so the early settlers of Knox were part of Fulton Co. for legal purposes. At 09:37 AM 8/27/2000 -0700, you wrote: >I have been wondering the same thing as there are several I would like to >get...... > >OSBORN, HENDRICKS, ROUNDTREE,VANGILDER > >Skip Osborn > >JoAnn Cantrell wrote: > >> Posted on: Knox Co. Il Query Forum >> Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/Knox/721 >> >> Surname: KERN, KERRN, MOFFIET, Porter >> ------------------------- >> >> Can anyone tell me what the cost is of obtaining a copy of marriage records >> from the Knox County Court House and if the older marriage records include >> names of parents? 21 Sept.1858 bk.B page 130, Ellen MOFFIET mar. Griffith >> KERN. 25 Dec. 1864, bk B p. 14, Martha J. REILLY mar. George W. KERN. 13 >> June 1867 bk B p. 9, Joseph PORTER mar. Amelia E. KERRN. Thanks, JoAnn >> Cantrell, P.O. Box 1516, Krebs, OK 74554 > >-- >"Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for > lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote." > - Benjamin Franklin, 1759 > > >

My price sheet for copies, certified copies etc. is elusive at this moment but since it was three or more years old it would be best to contact Knox County Clerk, Knox County Courthouse, 200 S. Cherry St. Galesburg, IL 61401 or call 309-345-3815 for current rates. At 09:37 AM 8/27/2000 -0700, you wrote: >I have been wondering the same thing as there are several I would like to >get...... > >OSBORN, HENDRICKS, ROUNDTREE,VANGILDER > >Skip Osborn > >JoAnn Cantrell wrote: > >> Posted on: Knox Co. Il Query Forum >> Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/Knox/721 >> >> Surname: KERN, KERRN, MOFFIET, Porter >> ------------------------- >> >> Can anyone tell me what the cost is of obtaining a copy of marriage records >> from the Knox County Court House and if the older marriage records include >> names of parents? 21 Sept.1858 bk.B page 130, Ellen MOFFIET mar. Griffith >> KERN. 25 Dec. 1864, bk B p. 14, Martha J. REILLY mar. George W. KERN. 13 >> June 1867 bk B p. 9, Joseph PORTER mar. Amelia E. KERRN. Thanks, JoAnn >> Cantrell, P.O. Box 1516, Krebs, OK 74554 > >-- >"Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for > lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote." > - Benjamin Franklin, 1759 > > >

I have been wondering the same thing as there are several I would like to get...... OSBORN, HENDRICKS, ROUNDTREE,VANGILDER Skip Osborn JoAnn Cantrell wrote: > Posted on: Knox Co. Il Query Forum > Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/Knox/721 > > Surname: KERN, KERRN, MOFFIET, Porter > ------------------------- > > Can anyone tell me what the cost is of obtaining a copy of marriage records > from the Knox County Court House and if the older marriage records include > names of parents? 21 Sept.1858 bk.B page 130, Ellen MOFFIET mar. Griffith > KERN. 25 Dec. 1864, bk B p. 14, Martha J. REILLY mar. George W. KERN. 13 > June 1867 bk B p. 9, Joseph PORTER mar. Amelia E. KERRN. Thanks, JoAnn > Cantrell, P.O. Box 1516, Krebs, OK 74554 -- "Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote." - Benjamin Franklin, 1759

Posted on: Knox Co. Il Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/Knox/721 Surname: KERN, KERRN, MOFFIET, Porter ------------------------- Can anyone tell me what the cost is of obtaining a copy of marriage records from the Knox County Court House and if the older marriage records include names of parents? 21 Sept.1858 bk.B page 130, Ellen MOFFIET mar. Griffith KERN. 25 Dec. 1864, bk B p. 14, Martha J. REILLY mar. George W. KERN. 13 June 1867 bk B p. 9, Joseph PORTER mar. Amelia E. KERRN. Thanks, JoAnn Cantrell, P.O. Box 1516, Krebs, OK 74554

I am searching for information on Albert Mitchell Miller. He did not know who his mother and/or his father were. He was raised by Wells and Mary J. ( King ) Hickman. He is buried in the King Plot in the Bushnell Cemetery. I would also like any information on Wells Hickman and/or the King family as listed below : FROM : McDonough County Genealogical Society Bushnell Cemetery July 1982 MILLER, Albert Mitchell b. 1872 d. September 1955 82 years old BLK 10 LOT 3 SEC C MILLER, Gertrude May (wife) b. 1887 d. 15 July 1968 81 years old BLK 25 LOT 3 SEC D (not buried in same area) THE PEOPLE THAT RAISED ALBERT M. MILLER were : HICKMAN, Mary J (King) b. d. 16 November 1933 BLK 10 LOT 3 SEC C ( same as Albert's ) HICKMAN, Wells b. abt. 1849 d. 29 December 1922 73 years old BLK10 LOT 3 SEC C ( same as Albert's ) Mary J. King Hickman's Parents : KING, David M. b. 1820 d. 28 December 1905 was a Civil War Vet US Army PVT Co. D 85 Illinois Inf. BLK 10 LOT 3 SEC C ( same as Albert's ) KING, Nancy ( Livingston ) b. 1830 d. 25 February 1905 BLK 10 LOT 3 SEC C ( same as Albert's ) BLK 10 LOT 3 SEC C in the Bushnell Cemetery is commonly referred to as the KING plot. Albert Mitchell Miller was raised by Wells and Mary ( King ) Hickman. They 'took him in' as a baby and raised him. He is buried next to David M. King in the Bushnell Cemetery. I am trying to find out who Albert's real parents were & suspect that he was born to a sister of Mary J. King in Canton, Fulton County, Illinois on October 14, 1872. Albert did not know who his parents were but thought that his mother died of Malaria fever three weeks after giving birth to him. He also thought that her name may have been Alice and that his father may have been a George Miller. Albert was also told that his father died when he was very young. I have been unable to find any information on these people and request any information that anyone may like to pass along... Carolyn millercw@winco.net

Posted on: Knox Co. Il Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/Knox/720 Surname: Wilson, McKenzie ------------------------- Seeking family information on Mattie P. WILSON and son Harry E. WILSON of Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois. Mattie is the daughter of John McKenzie and Elizabeth Ellis McKenzie of Hancock County. Harry is the son of Charles E. WILSON and Mattie P.McKENZIE-WILSON. Mattie was born Jly 1870 in Hancock County. Harry was born in May 1872 in Knox County.

Posted on: Knox Co. Il Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/Knox/719 Surname: Wilson, McKenzie ------------------------- Seeking family information on Mattie P. WILSON and son Harry E. WILSON of Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois. Mattie is the daughter of John McKenzie and Elizabeth Ellis-McKenzie of Hancock County. Harry is the son of Charles E. WILSON and Mattie P.McKENZIE-WILSON. Mattie was born July 1870 in Hancock County. Harry was born in May 1872 in Knox County.Any information appreciated.

Jerry and All-- LUTHER GOOLD He is the son of S. S. and Hanna Goold, and was born in Vermont on 8 Sept 1820. He attended the common schools of that State. He was raised on a farm and has continued the business from choice. He has been Postmaster, Town Clerk, and Steward for 20 years in the Methodist Episcopal Church. He came to Illinois when 23 years old. He married Alzina Brooks, and they have four children. He is a Republican. P.O. Yates City Jerry, What were the names of your Sarah, and George Luther Goold> They may have named one of the sons after her father, which might give us a clue as to her father's name?? Joan

Posted on: Knox Co. Il Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/Knox/717 Surname: Smith, Goold ------------------------- I am looking for info. on Sarah Jane Smith b.dec. 21, 1849 in Knox county Ill. and married to a George Luther Goold sept. 30, 1868 in Knox county. I would like to know who her parents were and siblings if there were. Thanks for any help. Jerry Carr jwak@mosquitonet.com

HITCHCOCK, HENRY Division Supt. of the C. B. & Q. R. R., he was born at Old Deer- field MA on 25 May 1816. His parents were Henry and Betsey (Kimberly) Hitchcock. His father and he were born in the same house. For many years his father farmed at the old homestead. He received his educatiion in the common school and academy at Deerfield. Till the age of 24 he worked on his father's farm. During the following 6 years he was agent of the Rutland and Burlington R.R. at Chicago. On 9 Jan 1856 he moved to Galesburg and was appointed Asst. Supt. of the C. B. & Q. In 1866 he bacame Division Superintendent., which position he has held to the present time. His religious views are those of the Congregational denomination. He is now one of the Trustees of the First Congregational Church of Galesburg, and a Trustee of Knox College. He is a director of the Second National Bank, Galesburg. He was married 9 Jun 1841 to Miss Martha Arms. They have had three children, but have lost two. HITCHCOCK, CHARLES A grocer, the son of John and Hannah (Ryer)Hitchcock, and was born in Westchester Co NY, which was also the native place of his parents. His early life was spent in Saratoga Springs, dividing his time between school and working in a store. Later in life he spent some time at runnning an engine, and afterwards embarked in the grocery business he married Mary A. Williams on 8 Sept 1869, by whom he has had two sons and 1 daughter. Republican. P. O. Douglas

Hi THANKS for the info dayle noble biba ----- Original Message ----- From: Joan Achille <joanach@wayfarer1.com> To: <ILKNOX-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, August 19, 2000 7:46 PM Subject: RE: [ILKNOX-L] Caleb Hood AND William Thomas Hublitz . > Found these Hublitz on the IL mge. database: > > HUBLITZ, MICHAEL DUBOIS, MARY J > KNOX 01/25/1865 00B/0135 00006142 > HUBLITZ, PHILIP BUTTERFIELD, MARY A > KNOX 09/20/1866 00B/0183 00006900 > HUBLITZ, WILLIAM BURRELL, NANCY > KNOX 04/26/1864 00B/0117 00005868 > > >

Searching for children of Franklin HOOD HUBLITZ and Pearl Ellen HILER. Franklin was born in cedar Township Knox Co. 7/30/1881 and married Pearl HILER in before 1910. He also married Christina McMURDY. Pearl and Franklin HUBLITZ had the following children: Roy, Paul, Claude Russell, Carl, Althea Beulah, Mary Enid, Please contact if you have any connection to these Thanks from N.C. dayle noble biba

Searching for info on CALEB HOOD married to a Ester NASH . They had one known Dau. Nancy Catherine Burrell Hood who married WILLIAM THOMAS HUBLITZ in Knox Co. Illinois 4/26/1864. I can find no trace of this marriage Can someone see if they have any reference for the above folks. Thanks from N.C. dayle noble biba

Found these Hublitz on the IL mge. database: HUBLITZ, MICHAEL DUBOIS, MARY J KNOX 01/25/1865 00B/0135 00006142 HUBLITZ, PHILIP BUTTERFIELD, MARY A KNOX 09/20/1866 00B/0183 00006900 HUBLITZ, WILLIAM BURRELL, NANCY KNOX 04/26/1864 00B/0117 00005868

Posted on: Knox Co. Il Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/Knox/716 Surname: O'Brien, Sheridan ------------------------- I am trying to find out information on the O'Brien family in Knox county. Matt O'Brien was born in Watertown, New York in 1843. He moved to Knox county before the Civil War. He had sons Frank Fred and John.

Hi, Could Sarah be the one dau. mentioned in Edwin Knox's bio? Or are the dates wrong for her? Those are the only two Knox bios. Do you have her husband's name in case there is a bio for that name? Joan

Hi: Is anyone on the list researching NIRDLINGER. The Nirdlinger family settled in Galesburg about 1880 (Lewis NIRDLINGER). I have a great deal on the extended NIRDLINGER family and am interested in gaining more information about this branch of the family. Regards, Nancy Gerbino of Granite Springs, NY Researching the roots of NIRDLINGER, WARNER, GUTMANN, ERVIN & SCHAEFER

Thanks! I am looking for the Knox family to which SARAH KNOX (who I find in the McCallister Cemetery in Orange Twp) might be connected. Joan Achille wrote: > Peggy and All- > > JAMES KNOX > Deceased, and whose portrait appears in this book, was born > in Montgomery Co. NY, July 4, 1807. He was the son of James > and Nancy (Elile) Knox. He prepared for colege in Hamilton, > Academy, NY, and entered Hamilton College at Clinton, NY in > 1827, and then went to Yale, where he graduated. He was > admitted to the bar in 1833. In 1836 he cdame to Knoxville, > IL where he soon assumed a prominent position, and took a > a leading part in developing the interests of the town and > county, and opening up avenues of communication with other > portions of the country. He was one of the prime movers in > the construction of the Peoria & Oquawka R.R., and was it's > first president. > In 1847 he was elected a member of the State Constitutional > Convention, and to Congress on the Whig ticket in 1852. He > married Prudence H. Blish in 1840, who died childless in 1846. > During the last years of his life he made a number of very > liberal donations to collegiate institutions. He died > Oct 9, 1876 > > EDWIN KNOX > > P.O. Ontario, a farmer, he was born in North Salem, NY. > His parents, Thomas and Mary (Hobly) Knox, were natives of > New YOrk. Edwin was educated at New Hartford, and moved > to Whitestown, NY in 1840, and to Knox County, IL in 1854. > He married Rachel Stewart Wetmore on Aug 24, 1853. They > have two childfen, son and daughter. He united with the > Baptist Church in 1850. He is a Republican. His circum- > stances are moderate. > > Joan

Peggy and All- JAMES KNOX Deceased, and whose portrait appears in this book, was born in Montgomery Co. NY, July 4, 1807. He was the son of James and Nancy (Elile) Knox. He prepared for colege in Hamilton, Academy, NY, and entered Hamilton College at Clinton, NY in 1827, and then went to Yale, where he graduated. He was admitted to the bar in 1833. In 1836 he cdame to Knoxville, IL where he soon assumed a prominent position, and took a a leading part in developing the interests of the town and county, and opening up avenues of communication with other portions of the country. He was one of the prime movers in the construction of the Peoria & Oquawka R.R., and was it's first president. In 1847 he was elected a member of the State Constitutional Convention, and to Congress on the Whig ticket in 1852. He married Prudence H. Blish in 1840, who died childless in 1846. During the last years of his life he made a number of very liberal donations to collegiate institutions. He died Oct 9, 1876 EDWIN KNOX P.O. Ontario, a farmer, he was born in North Salem, NY. His parents, Thomas and Mary (Hobly) Knox, were natives of New YOrk. Edwin was educated at New Hartford, and moved to Whitestown, NY in 1840, and to Knox County, IL in 1854. He married Rachel Stewart Wetmore on Aug 24, 1853. They have two childfen, son and daughter. He united with the Baptist Church in 1850. He is a Republican. His circum- stances are moderate. Joan