Sue, Attached is the message I posted regarding Remington in Fairbury. I do not know if there is any connection between your William Todden (son of) and my Remingtons. But I would be interested in pursuing this further with you. If you have additional information about the Toddens (eg. wife's or mother's maiden name, and dates for instance), this may help. Liz ----- Original Message ----- From: <Trinity400@aol.com> To: <ILLIVING-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, November 05, 2000 3:44 PM Subject: [ILLIVING] REMINGTON surname > I accidently deleted the message from this past week on the surname Remington > in Fairbury. I was curious about it because Remington was the first name of > the eldest son of William Todden, who was also from Fairbury. Is there any > known connection between the families? > Sue Fritz > ---- Original Message ----- From: EBouley To: ILLIVING-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2000 7:48 PM Subject: Heckman(n)s and Remingtons from Fairbury Hello, Does anyone know any information of the Heckman(n)s and Remingtons of Fairbury, IL? My grandfather, George A. Heckmann was a tailor and also county sheriff (for Livingston County). He and his wife Aline Remington Heckmann lived in Fairbury and also Pontiac from 1880's to 1940/1950's. They had two sons, George R. Heckman (Pontiac H.S. class of 1933) and Charles N. Heckman. George is my father and died in 1967, his brother Charles (or Noyes as he was sometimes called, died in 1960 I believe). My great-grandmother Lizzie G. Remington and her husband, Albert Remington lived in Fairbury. They married there in 1874. Albert was the son of Henry L. Remington and Chloe Alderman Remington. Henry was a member of the Royal Arch Masons in the late 1800's. I am trying to gather any information from others who may have known them and knew of them. Thank you, Liz

I accidently deleted the message from this past week on the surname Remington in Fairbury. I was curious about it because Remington was the first name of the eldest son of William Todden, who was also from Fairbury. Is there any known connection between the families? Sue Fritz

My Grandmother in law just passed away this year in that nursing home she got great care but her stuff kept being stolen. She wasn't even gone but an hour and someone had taken the afghan that I had made her. But the staff was very nice and helpful. ----- Original Message ----- From: <Valletta1@aol.com> To: <ILLIVING-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2000 2:28 PM Subject: Re: [ILLIVING] More POORHOUSE Information > This is a very nice nursing home. My mother-in-law was there several years > before she passed away. Good care. Valletta1@aol.com > >

This is a very nice nursing home. My mother-in-law was there several years before she passed away. Good care. Valletta1@aol.com

Susan, thank you so much for giving me this additional information. Those uncared for cemeteries keep cropping up! Thanks again, Linda Crannell (aka=The Poorhouse Lady) -----Original Message----- From: Missfiz@aol.com [mailto:Missfiz@aol.com] Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2000 6:59 AM To: ILLIVING-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ILLIVING] More POORHOUSE Information Livingston Manor, 14335 US Hwy. 66 (famous Old Rt. 66), Pontiac, IL, 815-844-5121 is still being operated as a nursing facility. Although to my surprise, there is an unattended overgrown cemetery west of the current building where some patient were buried. The current building is not the original; it is a one story with wings extending to each side. Susan Ulfers Campbell

Livingston Manor, 14335 US Hwy. 66 (famous Old Rt. 66), Pontiac, IL, 815-844-5121 is still being operated as a nursing facility. Although to my surprise, there is an unattended overgrown cemetery west of the current building where some patient were buried. The current building is not the original; it is a one story with wings extending to each side. Susan Ulfers Campbell

We would like to invite you to visit (or re-visit)our website called The POORHOUSE STORY (a clearinghouse for information about 19th century American poorhouses) at http://www.poorhousestory.com Linda Kmiecik shared information about the LIVINGSTON MANOR nursing home which was formerly the County Farm or Poor Farm. We would like to learn whether this still operates ... and, most important, whether the old records which were accessable there in the early 1980s have been kept there or moved someplace else (i.e. County Historian?). Any help you can give would be greatly appreciated. If you have never visited the site, DIRECTIONS: at the homepage (link above)click on POORHOUSES BY STATE, then on OTHER STATES, then on ILLINOIS on the table of states. If you scroll to just below the photographs of various Illinois county poorhouses, you will find the link to Linda's notes. We hope you enjoy the site! Linda Crannell (aka=The Poorhouse Lady)

Hello, Does anyone know any information of the Heckman(n)s and Remingtons of Fairbury, IL? My grandfather, George A. Heckmann was a tailor and also county sheriff (for Livingston County). He and his wife Aline Remington Heckmann lived in Fairbury and also Pontiac from 1880's to 1940/1950's. They had two sons, George R. Heckman (Pontiac H.S. class of 1933) and Charles N. Heckman. George is my father and died in 1967, his brother Charles (or Noyes as he was sometimes called, died in 1960 I believe). My great-grandmother Lizzie G. Remington and her husband, Albert Remington lived in Fairbury. They married there in 1874. Albert was the son of Henry L. Remington and Chloe Alderman Remington. Henry was a member of the Royal Arch Masons in the late 1800's. I am trying to gather any information from others who may have known them and knew of them. Thank you, Liz

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hi, if you'd please post a query on the Rootsweb Livingston County Site i'll immediately post a response to it, detailing everything i have on the PEARSON name... that way anyone who wants to offer any future info can add to the posting... hopefully this will reduce our correspondence and make it easier for future researchers to connect to both of our lines. my info is 1840-1920 for the county. thanx dennis On Fri, 27 Oct 2000 19:14:55 -0700 susan c miller <s.miller2@juno.com> writes: > Hi, > > I am related to the Arthur N. PEARSON Born-22-Mar-1863 in Esmen Town > Ship. Married Sarah Frances MILLER who was born-10-Jan-1867 in > Howard > County Missouri. They were married in Howard County Missouri. > There > children are Pearl, Elda Mae, Lyle, Howard, Ruth, Kenneth. > > Brothers and Sisters of Sarah are: Rush, Emma, and Arthur Clark who > is my > Grandpa. > > Susan > ________________________________________________________________ > YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! > Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! > Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: > http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj. > ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Hi, I am related to the Arthur N. PEARSON Born-22-Mar-1863 in Esmen Town Ship. Married Sarah Frances MILLER who was born-10-Jan-1867 in Howard County Missouri. They were married in Howard County Missouri. There children are Pearl, Elda Mae, Lyle, Howard, Ruth, Kenneth. Brothers and Sisters of Sarah are: Rush, Emma, and Arthur Clark who is my Grandpa. Susan ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

US, I'd be interested in Livingston Co "scan" of cemeteries with their locations when possible. Thanks ahead of time. Sherry sherryde@concentric.net Following: Wilson, Shepherd, Early, Lord PA NY PA ?? NY

hi, i meant to write "Rootsweb" NOT US Gen Web in the posting below... sorry dennis --------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Dennis V Carter <dvcarter@juno.com> To: ILLIVING-L@rootsweb.com Date: Fri, 20 Oct 2000 23:23:01 -0500 Subject: Re: [ILLIVING] Re:PEARSON Message-ID: <20001020.232334.-113351.1.dvcarter@juno.com> i have three PEARSON families that are possibly in my family tree: 1)Arthur N PEARSON b bef1869 IL was a farmer in 1889 md Sallie WILLIAMS b bef1869 MO had a daughter b 31Aug1889 Esmen Township, Livingston, IL 2)Job Pearson b bef1840 md 09Aug1860 Livingston County, IL to Rebecca Ann JENKINS b bef1840 3)Meredith M PEARSON b bef1871 md Ida L DEMOSS b bef1871 had at least two daughters: Edith PEARSON b abt1884 Fairbury, Livingston, IL md 01Jul1902 Livingston County,IL George DREW Mattie Mahala PEARSON b 20Feb1891 Avoca Twp, Livingston, IL was alive in 1954 on N Jackson St Fairbury given a marriage license 14Jul1916 to wed Harry Allen CARTER I've posted a few queries with several surnames on the US Gen Web for Livingston County, IL and the PEARSON name is included but evidently very few people are using that site... i have family group sheets made out on all of the families i've posted at the site and am willing to share the information at the site... although i've asked at the site to keep our correspondence PUBLIC a few have e-mailed me privately and got upset when i asked them to reply ONLY to the site... maybe i'm wrong, but i feel it saves alot of time to post only PUBLIC to newsletters and sites on the US GenWeb for potentially hundreds of researchers to study instead of putting alot of time into PRIVATE e-mails that can take an enormous amount of time and yield NOTHING. dennis On Fri, 20 Oct 2000 23:36:44 -0400 "Gary Nervig" <dannervig@worldnet.att.net> writes: > Susan > Interesting! I have an Arthur Pearson in my family...his wife was > Jennie > FELT. Arthur was b. 1885 in Chatsworth (Livingston) IL and he and > Jennie > lived in Normal (McLean) IL after their marriage. I know there is > another > old PEARSON family other than ours in the area at that time and > imagine you > are "it"?. My Arthur was the son of Bennett Pearson and Hannah > Storey. > Jo Ellen in MI > ----- Original Message ----- > From: susan c miller <s.miller2@juno.com> > To: <ILLIVING-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: 20 October, 2000 04:02 PM > Subject: Re: [ILLIVING] Re: ILLIVING-D Digest V00 #65 > > > > Hi, > > > > This helps my a whole lot. > > > > I have a great aunt who is a sister to my grandfather Arthur Clark > > MILLER. who married Arthur PEARSON from Livingston, Illinois. He > was a > > farmer. A long time ago one of there children ran away from home. > My > > grandpa and grandma were living down near the small town of St. > John, > > Washington. Grandpa called his sister they talked. The boy went > back to > > his parents back in Pontiac, Illinois. > > > > All I am trying to do is connect the family members together. > > > > Susan > > ________________________________________________________________ > > YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! > > Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! > > Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: > > http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj. > > > ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Is anyone working on the Walton families of Livingston Co.? My grandmother Maude, born 1891, was an adoptee and the natural daughter of Mary Elizabeth "Lizzie" Walton, born c. 1867. Lizzie had an older daughter Maggie. All three checked into the Livingston Co. Poor Farm from Reading Twp. at the end of 1891. Maude was given up for adoption in March 1892 to John and Sarah (Umphenour) Welch. John supplied produce, etc. to the Poor Farm. After Maude was adopted, Lizzie and Maggie checked out of the Poor Farm and vanished. A Mary Elizabeth Walton, age 24, of Bloomington, McLean Co., daughter of John George Walton and Jane Smailes, married Arthur Campbell, son of Hugh and Sarah Campbell, on 23 Nov 1892 at St. Matthews Church, Bloomington (Marriage Book J, page 310, #9826). Is this the same woman? Linda K.

I am searching for Melissa Jane WILLIAMS b. abt 1845 married to James Mathis HARBOR/ HARBOUR. married abt.1860-70 in Livingston Co. Ill. Melissa is the daughter of Solomon WILLIAMS and Mary Frances BIRD/BYRD. Any information will so much appreciated. Carolyn Harrison cajha@apex2000.net

James M HARBER b abt1844 in Sullivan County, IN was a Civil War Veteran discharged 08Jun1865 as a Drummer was md 08Mar1866 in Livingston County, IL to Jane M WILLIAMS b bef1846 Solomon WILLIAMS b abt1808 NJ was a farmer in 1860, Nebraska Township Family #1404 Real Estate Valued at $2000 an a Personal Estate valued at $525 md Mary F _________ b abt 1828 KY had the following 8 children: 1)Malissa J WILLIAMS b abt1845 IL was in school in 1860 2)Albert D WILLIAMS b abt1847 IL was in school in 1860 md 30Jan1872 in Livingston County, IL to Idella R WILLOUGHBY 3)Robert WILLIAMS b abt1849 IL was in school on 1860 4)Martha A WILLIAMS b abt1852 IL was in school in 1860 md 25Oct1870 in Livingston County, IL to A J CAMPBELL 5)Irving WILLIAMS b abt1854 IL was in school in 1860 6)Sarah E WILLIAMS b abt1856 IL md 29Feb1872 in Livingston County, IL to Aaaron BECKER 7)George T WILLIAMS b abt1857 IL 8)James C WILLIAMS b abt1859 IL duh... could we be talking about the same family???? i've posted several surnames on the US Gen Web for Livingston County and haven't had many queries... except one today for JOHNSON... 144 JOHNSON women are in the files and about the same number for men On Sat, 21 Oct 2000 11:44:19 -0500 "Carolyn Harrison" <cajha@apex2000.net> writes: > I am searching for Melissa Jane WILLIAMS b. abt 1845 married to James > Mathis > HARBOR/ HARBOUR. married abt.1860-70 in Livingston Co. Ill. > > Melissa is the daughter of Solomon WILLIAMS and Mary Frances > BIRD/BYRD. > Any information will so much appreciated. > Carolyn Harrison > cajha@apex2000.net > > > ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Susan. I have a Miller family which resided in Livingston, Ill. My g-grandfather was Charles John Miller married to an Mary Emeline Kline. I know this is not your direct family but thought maybe he is a brother to your Miller. I have been told his fathers name was William and his mother was Mary. On the census records Charles lists his birthplace as Pa., but he married in Ill and he had 8 children born in Ill before moving on to Neb. Does any of this sound familiar to you. Margaret susan c miller wrote: > Hi, > > This helps my a whole lot. > > I have a great aunt who is a sister to my grandfather Arthur Clark > MILLER. who married Arthur PEARSON from Livingston, Illinois. He was a > farmer. A long time ago one of there children ran away from home. My > grandpa and grandma were living down near the small town of St. John, > Washington. Grandpa called his sister they talked. The boy went back to > his parents back in Pontiac, Illinois. > > All I am trying to do is connect the family members together. > > Susan > ________________________________________________________________ > YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! > Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! > Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: > http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

I am searching for Melissa Jane WILLIAMS b. abt 1845 married to James Mathis HARBOR/ HARBOUR. married abt.1860-70 in Livingston Co. Ill. Melissa is the daughter of Solomon WILLIAMS and Mary Frances BIRD/BYRD. Any information will so much appreciated. Carolyn Harrison cajha@apex2000.net

I would gladly share my copy. I have just 2 problems which are not insurmountable. I have lost the disk that had it on it (but I can rescan) and my computer is refusing to let me send out picture attachments (I can use my son's computer when I get this rescanned). I will do that as soon as I can and post it to the list if I can get permission to send an attachment to the list. Otherwise I will send it to whomever wants it. Meanwhile, if I can look a cemetery or township up for you I'll be glad to. I also have a County road map which I will gladly scan and share along with directions on how to read it. I only have Livingston County but I would assume any funeral home in other counties have the same thing. How else would they know how to get to a place for burial? Some of these cemeteries only have 10 or 12 tombstones in tham and are hidden from the road. Two that I know of are in people's back yards. Peg - > >Is there a chance anyone can get a copy. Can you copy and let anyone pay you >for them to get copied. Or, give us the address so we can get a copy? > >Lois >Illinois (I need cemeteries in Ford, Kankakee, Livingston, etc. areas) >

Could anyone tell me which funeral home[s] are near Cornell which is in the northwest section of Livingston Co or would have been in operation in 1894? Thank you. Mitzi On Sat, 21 Oct 2000 09:09:25 -0500 "US" <comjones@fcg.net> writes: > I would gladly share my copy. I have just 2 problems which are not > insurmountable. I have lost the disk that had it on it (but I can > rescan) > and my computer is refusing to let me send out picture attachments > (I can > use my son's computer when I get this rescanned). I will do that as > soon as > I can and post it to the list if I can get permission to send an > attachment > to the list. Otherwise I will send it to whomever wants it. > > Meanwhile, if I can look a cemetery or township up for you I'll be > glad to. > I also have a County road map which I will gladly scan and share > along with > directions on how to read it. > > I only have Livingston County but I would assume any funeral home in > other > counties have the same thing. How else would they know how to get to > a place > for burial? Some of these cemeteries only have 10 or 12 tombstones > in tham > and are hidden from the road. Two that I know of are in people's > back yards. > Peg > - > > > > > >Is there a chance anyone can get a copy. Can you copy and let > anyone pay > you > >for them to get copied. Or, give us the address so we can get a > copy? > > > >Lois > >Illinois (I need cemeteries in Ford, Kankakee, Livingston, etc. > areas) > > >