Burns is one Surname I need lots of HELP on: Would anyone have access to Obits in DeWitt? I would love to have the information on Dennis Burns d. 7-28-1874 DeWitt buried Texas Christian Cem. Sally Burns wife of Dennis d. 8-16-1876 DeWitt buried Texas Christian Cemetery Dennis is either brother or father to my gg grandfather Henry Hogel Burns: Henry Hogel Burns 1820 NY-1901 Sangamon Co.,IL b. Wapella Cem. m/ Mary E. Delancy 1836 NY-1894 b. Wapella Cem. This couple married Will County, IL 8-19-1856 Children: 1. Frances m/ John DIXON 2. Rosetta M. 1858-1906 m/ John DUGAN 3. Mary Eliza 1859-1913 m/ John Curtis SCOTT 4. John A.M. 1864-1936 m/ Delcena ADAMS 5. William E. 1866-Unknown 6. Albert Henry 1868-1933 m/ Winifred M. GLAZE (my g grandparents) 7. Arthur A. 1874-1926 m/ Mrs. Mary FREY nee???? 8. Thomas C. 1878-Unknown I would love to share information with anyone connected to the above people. Earliene Kaelin [email protected]

I am Earliene Kaelin, I have been gathering information on the COPPENBARGER family since the 60's when I went with my mother and aunt as an extra copier. The bug bit and I have been stuck since. Jacob Coppenbarger was born in the lower end of the Shenandoah Valley of Virgina, we are not sure which County, but have found the earliest records in Wythe County. He bought land next in Blount County,TN and as near as we can figure lived there until 1818/1819 at which time he migrated to Illinois. Here he stayed. He married Catherine Snavely in VA. Catherine was the daughter of John Snavely and Elizabeth Musser. We have not found the parents of Jacob to date. Research suggest that they may have been Paul and Katherine Coppenbarger, but no proof establishes this as of yet. Jacob b. 1-Nov-1769 d. 11-17-1841 DeWitt County buried at Hays/Coppenbarger Cemetery Catherine b. 19-1-1780 d. 4-25-1857 DeWitt County buried @ Hays Coppenbarger Cemetery Children: 1. John 1797-1869 m/ 1.Matilda Shugart 2. Mary Newcomb 10 children John's children all born and raised Illinois, some in Macon, Logan. DeWitt 2. Elias 1799-1844 m/ Mahalia Newell 3 Children Elias family in Christian, Logan and DeWitt 3. Jacob Jr, 1801-1875 m/ Mary E. Hooper 8 children migrated early to Newton County,MO. His children went onto Colorado and Idaho circa 1900 4. Mary Ann 1802-1841 m/ Elisha Butler 9 Children Most stayed in the Central Illinois area. 5. Joseph 1803-1890 never married lived in DeWitt all his life. 6. George 1804-1853 m/ Nancy Henderson 6 children Most of George's children stayed in and around central IL. A couple migrated to Missouri and then back. George is my line. 7. Elizabeth 1809-Unknown m/ Wyatt Strickland 8 children. Migrated to Newton County, Missouri 8. Sarah 1812-Unknown m/ Obediah Hooper 4 Children. Migrated to Newton County, Missouri 9. Catherine 1813-1895 m/ William Hooper 3 Children. Migrated to Newton County Missouri 10. Peter 1817-1847 m/ Polly Randolph 3 Children. Lived in Logan County 11. William Coppenbarger 1822-1859 m/1. Rebecca Wright 2. Nancy Byerly 5 chidren. All lived in Central Illinois Counties. 12. Emaline 1826-1879 m/ 1.William Hays 2. Samuel T. Hays 7 Children. All stayed in the Sangamon, Macon, DeWitt area I would love to hear from anyone connected to any of the above Surnames. I have a lot of information to share and would love to have further on the allied names. Earliene Kaelin [email protected]

http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilcumber/ilctybnd/ Here is the Link to the Maps that trace the evolution of Illinois Counties. Hope all of you will check it out. Earliene [email protected]

To answer a county line question that appeared on the Logan County list and to help all three new lists: The first thing to do is go to the Home page Illinois Genweb page Click on Illinois 1790-Present maps. Look at all of them and you will see how Illinois was divided and when. It is quite interesting. To find where all of my ancestors were back through the years, I printed a map of each. Put a pin prick on the Present day map, lined them up and started backwards. Results: My ancestors started out in Madison County, then Shelby, then Macon and then DeWitt without ever moving!!!!!! We are very lucky to have these maps on our state Gen web page most don't . Take advantage of them Earliene [email protected]

Good luck, Shirley :) We'll get back to the DRAKES, later! Dori ------------------------------------- Name: sfulk E-mail: sfulk <[email protected]> Date: 4/25/98 Time: 8:22:58 AM This message was sent by Chameleon -------------------------------------

Hi, I made a mistake..I thought some of our people were living in Macon Co, but as far as I know, they weren't. Thanks, Joyce C. Wicks -- ===================================================== Visit the Piney Woods Webpages at: http://www.eskimo.com/~wix http://www.eskimo.com/~joyce Surnames of Joyce: McElroy (NC), Peltier, Pelletier, Maples, McMahan, (TN) Fleming, (TN & NC) Mary Shook Hicks Randolph Fleming(NC or TN). Surnames for Dennis: Wicks (KY, IL), Simons, (IA, WI, WA, Eley (OH) Searl or Searls (IA)

I am researching the REED's in Macon County, Illinois. My grandmother was Nellie Bertha REED b 6-08-1878 Macon County, IL d 2-02-1925 b Union Cemetery, Oreana, Macon County, IL. married Frank Edward STUART b 4-29-1874 Macon County, IL d 5-29-1959 b Union Cemetery, Oreana, Macon County, IL Nellie's parents were Robert REED b 10-20-1845 Macon County, IL d 4-14-1923 b Union Cemetery, Oreana, Macon County, IL married Louisa Barbra FULK b 8-13-1856 Greene Co., Ind. d 4-13-1911 b Union Cemetery, Oreana, Macon County, IL Best regards, Sandra Wagner Decatur, Macon County, Illinois ---------- > From: Wyndamere <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: [ILMACON-L] PATTERSON, MACON CO., ILL., circa 1845-1900 > Date: Friday, April 24, 1998 8:01 PM > > I am so glad to see that there is now a Macon Co. list. My Patterson family > came from there, after moving from Pennsylvania, and I have never been able to > trace them from Illinois back to Pennsylvania. > > I am researching the following Macon Co. names: PATTERSON, REED, > CREEKMUR(MAN), BINGAMON. > > I am going to add some information from a recent posting I did to the > Pennsylvania lists. Someone might find a clue. > > "In a message dated 98-04-12 13:37:37 EDT, [email protected] (Milbrey > Otto BURGETT) wrote: > > << Washington PATTERSON was b. in Madison Co., OH in 1819 and > > m. Chloe NORTON in Logan Co., IL ca. 1840. By abt. 1850, Washington > > PATTERSON had also moved his family from Logan Co., IL to Kings Valley, > > Benton Co., OR, where he filed and received a "Donation Land Claim" > > there for a free land grant. >> > > I have some information on my line of Patterson's, whose migrations seem to > parallel and/or touch upon Milbrey Burgett's family. > > General information about my g-g-g-grandparents, Robert and Mary PATTERSON, > comes from family records, the obituary of their son, George, my g-g- > grdfather, and census records of 1850, 1860. > > Robert b. 1803 in Pennsylvania (1850 Census), DOD unknown > > Mary b. 1816 in Pennsylvania (1850 Census), d. 1902 Macon Co., Illinois (Macon > Co. Death Index, p. 137; Reg. 3, p. 110) (I THINK this is her; need further > confirmation). > > They were married ca 1830, prob. in Pennsylvania. > > Children: > > (1) William, b. 1831, Pennsylvania (1850 census). He was a Civil War vet, > possibly the Private William Patterson who enlisted in 126th Co. B on 11 Aug, > 1862, from Prairie, Illinois. Date of muster was 04 Sept., 1862. He died in > Andalusia, Ill., 25 Nov. 1862. He was a resident of Buffalo. I have no > information that he ever married. > > (2) David, b. 1833, Pennsylvania (1850 census). m. Mary (Polly) Yolton 16 > Sept. 1852 (Vol. A, p. 44, Fayette Co., Ill.), d. aft. 1912 in Altamount, > Illinois. > > (3) George, b. 1835 (obit. says 1833; census says 1835), Westmoreland Co., PA > (George's obituary; census records). George m. Sarah Creekmur (man?) 23 Nov. > 1857 in Sangamon Co., Illinois. He enlisted in (I think-needs further > confirmation) Co. E, 130th Illinois Infantry, at Greenville, Vermilion Co., > Ill. in April 1862. He was taken prisoner at Sabine Cross Roads Aug. 8, 1862, > and spent the remainder of the war in Camp Tyler Prison in Texas. > > George emerged miraculously unscathed from 2 years in prisoner of war camp, > and returned home to father 9 more children (in addition to the two he had > before the war). He died 26 August 1912, and is buried with his wife at White > Cemetery, Findley Shelby Co., Illinois. > > (4) Margaret, b. 1838, Pennsylvania, m. Richard R. Reagan, 27 March 1858, > Macoupin co., Illinois (license 3093). > > (5) Henry, b. 1841 in OHIO, m. Lenora Sclez 07 Oct, 1861 in Kankakee, Ill. > (Lic #6485, Book B) > > (6) Mary Ann, b. 1843, ILLINOIS, m. Lewis Townsend 18 Oct. 1863 in Fayette > Co., Ill. (Book A, p. 84, Illinois marriage license index), d. aft 1912 in > Brownstown Illinois. > > > In 1850, the family was living in Fayette Co., Illinois, in North Township L > (1850 census, p. 389). > > In 1860 the family was living in Elkhart Precinct, Logan Co., Illinois (1860 > census, p. 293). > > One discrepancy involves the number of children Robert and Mary had. According > to George's obituary, he not only had 11 children, but he, himself, was one of > 11 children. I think the obituary is wrong, although the date of birth for > his mother, Mary, conflicts, and could explain the discrepancy. In the 1850 > census, Mary's birth year was 1816, making her only 15 when her son William > was born. That's early enough to be a mother, for sure, but it's unlikely she > had 3 or 4 more children before him, and no additional children appear in the > census after they move to Illinois. Some children might have died, but I have > found no other evidence except George's obituary. > > Supposedly, however, George had two brothers killed in the Civil War (William > and ?), and one killed in the Mexican War (?). So it's possible there were > more children. I just don't know yet. > > Hope this information helps someone. And if anyone has any information about > this family, please let me know! > > Kathi Patterson > 2 Charlton Street #14A > New York NY 10014-4919

Here you are: Earliene Kaelin [email protected] Catherine L. Booker to Davidson McGuire 1-3-1854 by Jos. Kaufman JP Elizabeth Booker to Henry Howell 6-7-1859 by John W. Tyler Min. Mary A. Booker to Benjamin S. Devore 1-9-1862 by John Tyler Min. Samuel Booker to Sarah A. Rouse 6-22-1862 by W.H. Travis JP Elvina Booker to George Semon 12-26-1865 by J.B. Milleson Min. James Booker to Martha Edwards 8-5-1867 by S.F. Greer Court Judge Mary A. Booker to John T. Slaughter 1-1-1870 by S.F. Greer Crt. Judge Also a few Bookers buried in DeWitt County WOODLAWN CEMETERY Booker, Essie 1890-1953 McCORD CEMETERY Booker, Ralph 1918-1934 Booker, J.W. 1922-1934 Booker, Nellie Marie 1928-1934 Booker Inez DeBolt 1910-1934 Booker, Ella Mae 7 months do dates Booker, Lula Parker 1890-1926 CAMEL HUMP CEMETERY Booker, Gracie dau of J.W.& L.R. 1-22-1891 2m17d EVERGREEN CEMETERY Booker, Allie L. 1906-1947 Minnie E. 1885-1949 John W. 1861-1937 Laura B. wife of J.W. 1862-1904

Earliene... I do have the marriages of the Howell's up to 1870, but would like to know of any BOOKER's if you don't mind. Thank you Dale Sandra... If you wouldn't mind, I would like to know of any HOWELL and BOOKER marriages 1890 - 1910. I have YOUNG's from Shelby, Sandusky and Pickaway/Fairfield counties in OH, but am trying to figure out if any of them made it to Macon county, IL. I didn't find a connection on your posting yet anyway, but I'm going to keep looking since these YOUNG families were quite large. My Young's were immigrants from Germany to Berkeley county, VA. The name had changed from JUNG when they immigrated. Dale ---------- > From: Earliene M. Kaelin <[email protected]> > To: 'D Underwood' <[email protected]> > Subject: RE: [ILMACON-L] HOWELL, BOOKER and others 1850 - 1940 > Date: Friday, April 24, 1998 1:18 PM > > Dale would you like me to look up the marriages for the Howell's > and Bookers Macon County 1829-1870 or do you have them all? > Earliene Kaelin > [email protected] > > ---------- > From: D Underwood[SMTP:[email protected]] > Sent: Friday, April 24, 1998 8:50 am > To: [email protected] > Subject: [ILMACON-L] HOWELL, BOOKER and others 1850 - 1940 > > Researching Henry William HOWELL b. 1834 and Elizabeth Ann BOOKER b. > 1836 married in Macon county, IL 1859. The family lived at Long Creek from > 1850 - 1880. They had children named William Edward, Francis Benjamin, > Washington Lincoln, Christina Racheal, and Ermina Rose. Christina married > Joe KINNAMAN in Clay county and Ermina married William PYGOTT. Henry left > Elizabeth after the children were raised and she remarried to a CHAMBERS > fellow and moved to Piatt county, IL. > > Henry W HOWELL's parents were Ezekiel and Racheal from NJ>PA>TN then > to Macon county by 1850. Other children in that family were Hannah, > Hettie, Ezekiel, Emma, Elizabeth and George. Hannah married a DAVIDSON. > > Elizabeth Ann BOOKER's parents were James and Christina (READY) BOOKER > from Sullivan, IN. Other children in that family were Catherine, Mary, > Samuel, David, Christina, Sarah and James. Surnames that this family > married were MCGUIRE, REYNOLDS, WARNICK, QUERRY and others unknown. > > Dale E Underwood > 1230 - 4th St W > Kalispell, MT 59901-4221 > [email protected] > >

In a message dated 98-04-24 21:33:29 EDT, you write: << Still trying to find parents of Simon & Patience :( >> I've given up DRAKEs for a while and now that we have this nifty Macon County site, I'm looking for my MOOREs again. Daniel Moore was a prominent businessman in Decatur. He owned a cooper factory where barrels were mass produced, but one at a time by indivivual coopers. Lots of neat newspaper stuff on his business and life. Sure wish I could find his nephew, Harry MOORE. He was born in PA but his daddy George Washington Moore, took him and sisters to DeWitt Co. when they were very young. Harry signed Daniel's death certificate in 1922 and said he was just a short distance away (within 2 miles, I believe) when his step mother sued in De Witt Co. and he was witness against her. But we can't find the man to recognize him on the 1920 census. Too many Harry Moores and none where we want at least one to be. No apparent marriages, nothing. Soooo. Another extra terrestrial. Not born, not hatched, beamed down. Shirley

I'm afraid I haven't found anything further, either... Still trying to find parents of Simon & Patience :( Dori ------------------------------------- Name: sfulk E-mail: sfulk <[email protected]> Date: 4/24/98 Time: 9:30:45 PM This message was sent by Chameleon -------------------------------------

Hi all, Wow! I cant believe how this list has taken off. :o) The story of this list is that Earliene wanted to get it going but our Macon County Coordinator Pat Hagemann is busy dealing with a very ill husband right now. As a state coordinator, also have my own two counties to maintain and being on the USGW Election committee the 75+ email messages which I have to answer everyday (you should see how many I delete because I dont have to answer them) are more than I can handle already. So, since I do not have a single root in Macon (mine are in Shelby), I have appointed Earliene Kaelin <[email protected]> as the list moderator in Pat's absence and I am going to unsubscribe. Please be good, no flaming allowed and all that stuff. :o) In case you need it, until Pat comes back to us the subscribe/unsubscribe info for this list can be found at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilgenweb/lists/maconlist.htm or email me, or Earliene and she will pass your mail on to me. Happy Hunting and Enjoy the list!! Susan -------------------------------------------------------------------- USGenWeb Elections Committee The Illinois USGenWeb Project http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilgenweb The Illinois Civil War Project http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilcivilw Illinois Ancestor Registry http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilgenweb/queries Stone Cnty MO., USGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~mostone/stone.htm Barry Cnty MO., USGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~mobarry/barry.htm

Daniel Moore married Ruth Elizabeth CULVER, 20 Dec. 1859 in Decatur. If you are descended from this couple, please contact Terri at MC7377 or myself at [email protected] We do have a lot of information on them. Shirley

I am so glad to see that there is now a Macon Co. list. My Patterson family came from there, after moving from Pennsylvania, and I have never been able to trace them from Illinois back to Pennsylvania. I am researching the following Macon Co. names: PATTERSON, REED, CREEKMUR(MAN), BINGAMON. I am going to add some information from a recent posting I did to the Pennsylvania lists. Someone might find a clue. "In a message dated 98-04-12 13:37:37 EDT, [email protected] (Milbrey Otto BURGETT) wrote: << Washington PATTERSON was b. in Madison Co., OH in 1819 and > m. Chloe NORTON in Logan Co., IL ca. 1840. By abt. 1850, Washington > PATTERSON had also moved his family from Logan Co., IL to Kings Valley, > Benton Co., OR, where he filed and received a "Donation Land Claim" > there for a free land grant. >> I have some information on my line of Patterson's, whose migrations seem to parallel and/or touch upon Milbrey Burgett's family. General information about my g-g-g-grandparents, Robert and Mary PATTERSON, comes from family records, the obituary of their son, George, my g-g- grdfather, and census records of 1850, 1860. Robert b. 1803 in Pennsylvania (1850 Census), DOD unknown Mary b. 1816 in Pennsylvania (1850 Census), d. 1902 Macon Co., Illinois (Macon Co. Death Index, p. 137; Reg. 3, p. 110) (I THINK this is her; need further confirmation). They were married ca 1830, prob. in Pennsylvania. Children: (1) William, b. 1831, Pennsylvania (1850 census). He was a Civil War vet, possibly the Private William Patterson who enlisted in 126th Co. B on 11 Aug, 1862, from Prairie, Illinois. Date of muster was 04 Sept., 1862. He died in Andalusia, Ill., 25 Nov. 1862. He was a resident of Buffalo. I have no information that he ever married. (2) David, b. 1833, Pennsylvania (1850 census). m. Mary (Polly) Yolton 16 Sept. 1852 (Vol. A, p. 44, Fayette Co., Ill.), d. aft. 1912 in Altamount, Illinois. (3) George, b. 1835 (obit. says 1833; census says 1835), Westmoreland Co., PA (George's obituary; census records). George m. Sarah Creekmur (man?) 23 Nov. 1857 in Sangamon Co., Illinois. He enlisted in (I think-needs further confirmation) Co. E, 130th Illinois Infantry, at Greenville, Vermilion Co., Ill. in April 1862. He was taken prisoner at Sabine Cross Roads Aug. 8, 1862, and spent the remainder of the war in Camp Tyler Prison in Texas. George emerged miraculously unscathed from 2 years in prisoner of war camp, and returned home to father 9 more children (in addition to the two he had before the war). He died 26 August 1912, and is buried with his wife at White Cemetery, Findley Shelby Co., Illinois. (4) Margaret, b. 1838, Pennsylvania, m. Richard R. Reagan, 27 March 1858, Macoupin co., Illinois (license 3093). (5) Henry, b. 1841 in OHIO, m. Lenora Sclez 07 Oct, 1861 in Kankakee, Ill. (Lic #6485, Book B) (6) Mary Ann, b. 1843, ILLINOIS, m. Lewis Townsend 18 Oct. 1863 in Fayette Co., Ill. (Book A, p. 84, Illinois marriage license index), d. aft 1912 in Brownstown Illinois. In 1850, the family was living in Fayette Co., Illinois, in North Township L (1850 census, p. 389). In 1860 the family was living in Elkhart Precinct, Logan Co., Illinois (1860 census, p. 293). One discrepancy involves the number of children Robert and Mary had. According to George's obituary, he not only had 11 children, but he, himself, was one of 11 children. I think the obituary is wrong, although the date of birth for his mother, Mary, conflicts, and could explain the discrepancy. In the 1850 census, Mary's birth year was 1816, making her only 15 when her son William was born. That's early enough to be a mother, for sure, but it's unlikely she had 3 or 4 more children before him, and no additional children appear in the census after they move to Illinois. Some children might have died, but I have found no other evidence except George's obituary. Supposedly, however, George had two brothers killed in the Civil War (William and ?), and one killed in the Mexican War (?). So it's possible there were more children. I just don't know yet. Hope this information helps someone. And if anyone has any information about this family, please let me know! Kathi Patterson 2 Charlton Street #14A New York NY 10014-4919

1901 - 1910 Frances M. Burns to Ada Sessions see Johnson 2-05-1908 by W. H. Penhallegon MG Book E, pg 164 Hester M. Burns to Leslie T. Pease 6-21-1906 by Jean Wood Gibson? Book E, pg 81 James W. Burns to Elsie M. Peck 7-03-1910 Thoms. Newell Ewing MG BookE pg280 John R. Burns to Anna Bobb 11-28-1901 by D.H. Rupp MG Book D, page 193 John R. Burns to Ida Cunningham 9-07-1910 by J.W. Bobb MG Book E, pg 287 Lena M. Burns to Edward H. Hendrix 10-30-1910 by E.W. Smith CJ Book E, pg 296 Loyd G. Burns to Mary R. Milnor 3-05-1909 by Samuel H. Bowyer MG Book E,pg214 Nellie B.Burns to Wm. W. Harris 6-06-1905 by J.W. VanCleve MG Book E, pg29 Wm. Burns to Mammie Kelly 7-07-1906 by J. Ed. Saxton JP Book E, pg 84 Edith O. Davenport to Birch Coffey 7-03-1901 by J.C. Hane JP Book D, pg 179 William F. Williams to Lillie M. Henson (Davenport) 9-13-1902 by Wm. Brandon MG Book D, page 225 Faye Davenport to Wm. F. Karl 11-15-1906 by D.E. May MG Book E, pg 101 Sophia J.Munsch (Davenport) to Robert Pierce 2-09-1910 by O.W. Smith CJ Book E, pg 261 Sandra Wagner [email protected]

Hi Dori, how is it going with the DRAKE research? I've progressed not one teeny tiny bit. Shirley

Earliene M. Kaelin requested this so I will post them for all. 1891-1900 Annie Burns to John O'Heran 9-05-1893 by Peter J. Macken CP page 216 Arthur Burns to Mary Frey 9-13-1894 by W.H. Shorb JP page 251 Lizzie Burns to Judd Traughber 11-26-1895 by Peter J. Macken CP page 294 Rosa L. Burns to Louis G. Sack 2-06-1896 by P.B. Provost JP page 304 Cora Burns to Otto Hoppe 12-08-1896 by J.A. King MG page 17 Lotto H. Burns to Henry Manley 3-03-1897 by D.F. Howe MG page 26 Alice Burns to James Delaney 10-19-1897 by C. Manuel MG page 44 Alice M. Burns to Ira A. Morrison 7-01-1898 by Chas. Brady CP page 67 Lizzie Burns to Chas. A. Hogan 1-25-1899 by J. Murphy CP page 89 Alice Burns to John L. Goodmiller 11-29-1899 by J. Murphy page 118 Wm. A. Davenport to Cordia A. Packhurst 2-22-1892 by W.F. Gibson page 203 Mary E. Davenport to John C. Humphrey 6-17-1896 by W.H. Penhallegon MG pg 2 Emanuel Davenport to Agnes Hurst 7-16-1896 by John Bernard MG page 4 Rosa Davenport to Bert Crawford 1-31-1898 by W.H. Shorb JP page 55 Source: Macon County Illinois 1891-1900 Marriage Records Decatur Genealogical Society Volume VI Page # above is page number of record. There isn't anything for DELANCY or COPPENBARGER 1901-1910 TO FOLLOW LATER [email protected]

We be good :) Dori Thanks for the list! (Looking for FULK/DONEY/SEITZ/HISER/DAY in Macon Co.) ------------------------------------- Name: sfulk E-mail: sfulk <[email protected]> Date: 4/24/98 Time: 6:35:13 PM This message was sent by Chameleon -------------------------------------

Reed/Read/Stewart/Stuart/Young Marriages 1860-1870 Macon County,IL 1860-1870 George W. Young to Martha E. Parker 8-22-1861 by T. Montgomery Min. John Stewart to Martha A. Goodman 9-21-1861 by L. Abernathy Min. Elizabeth Young to Presley G. Phelps 10-18-1861 by J. Schock Min. Louise Young to David S. Brockway 2-23-1863 by illegible Edna E. Stewart to John R. Mcdougall 2-5-1864 by John C. Smith Min. Lewis M. Read to Emily May 9-8-1864 by David Marquis Min. Florence Young to Oliver Phipps 1-25-1865 by Sam. Steel JP Melissa J. Young to Levi Meeker 2-22-1865 by Joseph Kaufman JP William Young to Caroline Benner 8-24-1865 by Geo. Buchner Min. Mary H. Young to Daniel Shockey 9-18-1865 by E. Falconer Min. John Reed to Mary E, Millin 11-23-1865 by F. Randolph Min. Mary Read to William Parr 2-13-1866 by C. N. Garver JP William H. Reed to Martha J. Click 5-6-1866 by C.H. Garver JP Hainey Stuart to Ellen Wilson 5-3-1866 by D.P. Bunn Min. Nancy Stewart to James H. Widick 7-12-1866 by John Smith Min James Stewart to Rebecca Beights 12-27-1866 by S.P. Hoy Min. Mary Stuart to Edwin Kile 2-13-1867 by M.W. Everheart Min. John Young to Stezina Fehr 8-9-1867 by Anthony Vogt C.P. Caroline Stewart to John Evans 8-21-1867 by Wm. Tayler Min. Charles A. Stewart to Eliza Davis 9-19-1867 by N.W. Baker Min. Fletcher Young to Jennie Thompson 11-18-1867 by S. Greer JP John Reed to Margaret S, Bolser 2-13-1868 by Thos. Campbell JP Margaret M. Young to Samuel Sowers 2-24-1868 by John Tyler Min. William Young to Sarah Sawyer 5-28-1868 by L. Pitner Min C.S. Reed to Joseph Miller 5-31-1868 by John Hoover JP Diantha V. Read to Daniel S. Funk 7-4-1868 by illegible Mary Stewart to Joseph L. Walker 9-3-1868 by J.R. Locke Min Samantha E. Reed to Andrew Farrow 9-20-1868 by E. Rhodes JP Agnes Stewart to Solomon Hoots 9-23-1868 by David Frantz Min. Alfred Reed to Ruth I. Coon 12-7-1868 by L. Cramp JP Mary P. Reed to I.R. Whitaker 12-31-1868 by Fred Thearle Min. Reason K. Reed to Edith Stearns 2-4-1869 by Wm. Waters Min. Hannah Young to Thomas Glover 2-10-1869 by Geo. Goodman JP Jennie Stewart to George Dennis 7-8-1869 by Joseph Morland Min. Hannah Reed to Garret Schenck 10-4-1869 by J.A. Hood Min. Elizabeth A, Young to Joseph Conrow 1-13-1870 by J. Milleson Min. Amanda Read to John Hootz 2-17-1870 by John Steel JP Paula A. Young toIsaac Harkrader 9-6-1870 by J.A. Hood Min. Jennie Read to John Stephens 10-27-1870 by Sam Steel JP WHEW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Earliene Kaelin typing 101 [email protected]

Hello, I am researching the above surnames in Macon County. Other surnames that I'm researching also in Macon County are as follows: FLOREY, FRIDINGER/FRYDINGER/FRYDENGER, FULK/FOULKE/VOLCK, JAY, MORVILLE, STEWART, REED, I have lots of information I can share on all of the above surnames and would love to hear from anyone researching them. Descendants of Adam Young 1 Adam Young 1816 - 1874 b in Ireland d: 1874 . +Elizabeth Shaw 1822 - 1898 b in Pennsylvania d: August 01, 1898 in Interment Maroa Cemetery, Maroa, Macon County, Illinois ........... 2 Minerva Ann Young 1841 - 1912 b in near Bucyrus, Crawford County, Ohio d: May 28, 1912 in Interment Maroa Cemetery, Maroa, Macon County, Illinois ............... +John T. Stuart 1836 - 1916 b in Macon County, Illinois d: February 27, 1916 in Interment Union Cemetery, Oreana, Illinois ......................... 3 Semora Adda Stuart 1861 - 1938 b in Macon County, Illinois d: January 27, 1938 in Interment Sweard Cemetery, Seward County, Nebraski ......................... 3 Sarah Elizabeth Stuart 1862 - 1929 b in Near Oreana, Macon County, Illinois d: March 05, 1929 in Decatur, Macon County, Illinois ......................... 3 David H. Stuart 1864 - 1865 d: October 26, 1865 in Interment Union Cemetery, Oreana, Macon County, Illinois ......................... 3 William S. Stuart 1865 - 1940 b in Near Oreana, Macon County, Illinois d: March 15, 1940 in Interment Wheeler Cemetery, Argenta, Macon County, Illinois ......................... 3 Emma J. Stuart 1867 - 1938 b in Near Oreana, Illinois d: October 30, 1938 in Interment Union Cemetery, Oreana, Macon County, Illinois ......................... 3 Amanda Catherine Stuart 1869 - 1947 b in Near Oreana, Illinois d: December 03, 1947 in Interment St. Peter Cemetery at New Richland ......................... 3 Samuel Harrison Stuart 1872 - 1947 b in Whitmore Township, Macon County, Illinois d: January 07, 1947 in Interment Union Cemetery, Oreana, Macon County, Illinois ......................... 3 Frank Edward Stuart 1874 - 1959 b in Argenta, Macon County, Illinois d: May 10, 1959 in Interment Union Cemetery, Oreana, Macon County, Illinois ......................... 3 Robert Garfield Stuart 1878 - 1983 b in Argenta, Macon County, Illinois d: February 28, 1983 in Clarissa. Minnesota ......................... 3 James B. Stuart 1884 - 1900 d: June 30, 1900 in Interment Union Cemetery, Oreana, Macon County, Illinois ........... 2 Silas Young - 1894 b in Ohio d: November 18, 1894 in Interment Maroa Cemetery, Maroa, Macon County, Illinois ........... 2 Stanford Young - 1889 b in Ohio d: July 22, 1889 in Interment Maroa Cemetery, Maroa, Macon County, Illinois ........... 2 Paulina A. Young 1849 - 1901 b in Ohio d: April 23, 1901 in Interment Maroa Cemetery, Maroa, Macon County, Illinois ............... +Isaac A. Harkrader 1832 - 1910 b in Norfolk, Virginia d: November 04, 1910 in Interment Maroa Cemetery, Maroa, Macon County, Illinois ......................... 3 James A. Harkrader ......................... 3 Isaac R. Harkrader 1879 - 1880 d: July 05, 1880 in Interment Maroa Cemetery, Maroa, Macon County, Illinois ......................... 3 Leona C. Harkrader 1881 - 1967 d: January 25, 1967 in Interment Maroa Cemetery, Maroa, Macon County, Illinois ............................ +Rolland E. Persinger 1870 - 1947 b in Maroa, Macon County, Illinois d: April 16, 1947 in Interment Maroa Cemetery, Maroa, Macon County, Illinois ...................................... 4 Roberta Persinger ........... 2 Jane Young 1853 - b in Ohio ........... 2 Elmyra Young 1857 - b in Illinois ........... 2 Jasper Young 1859 - b in Illinois ........... 2 Dwight Young - 1888 b in Illinois d: July 01, 1888 in Interment Maroa Cemetery, Maroa, Macon County, Illinois Sandra Wagner [email protected]