I saw my ggf and ggm plus a bunch of their kids in the 1860(?) census. There were several other Hanleys but I don't remember if they spelled their name with a "d." My ggf and ggm were listed as being from overseas (if I interpret the symbols correctly) but the other Hanleys were listed as being from Maine. I suspect my ggf was related to the others in the census but I have no information about him. My ggf and ggm moved to New Albany where he soon died. Their children and grandchildren moved to Muncie, Indianapolis, TerreHaute and Chicago. I have never heard reference to any relatives left behind in Illinois, but I can't believe my ggf's living in Bunker Hill was coincidental. Thanks for your reply [email protected] wrote: My ggrandfather, John Handley, farmed and died in Bunker Hill 1870, he is burried in Staunton, his widow and children attended the Catholic Church there. Do you have Hanley/Handley connections in So. IL? Katharine Enslow Owens ==== ILMADISO Mailing List ==== Search USGenWeb including the archives, census' which are done, etc.: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ussearch.htm Surname Helper Search Engine: http://surhelp.rootsweb.com/srchall.html Tom Hanley, Prof. of Geology Department of Chemistry and Geology, C.S.U. 4225 University Ave., Columbus, GA 31907-5645 VOX: (706) 568-2075; FAX: (706) 569-3133 See our Departmental home page http://chemgeo.colstate.edu/ Links to the ACRES projects and to Panama photos may be found at: http://chemgeo.ColState.edu/th_hp.htm --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Sports - Coverage of the 2002 Olympic Games