Shirley, do you have copy of Illinois Public Health Dept. Death Index 1916 - 1945 ? If you do, could you look up death for Alexander Bailey between 1932 and 1945. He was son of Catherine Smith & unknown Bailey. Thanks Marion

This is from the Wise Co. Texas site but since several of us live in Rural areas I thought I would pass it on. http://www.geocities.com/fcruble/velmasfamilygenealogy.html Lora's Photography at http://www.lorasphotography.nitemyste.com ----- Original Message ----- From: <LaDarlaK@aol.com> To: <TXWISE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 6:34 PM Subject: [TXWISE-L] Wise County Sheriff Alert Sheriff Phil Ryan has received a request from the Texas Department of Agriculture for assistance, concerned about potential domestic attacks. Because of the recent tragic events in New York and Washington, the Department requests vigilance for any unusual activity in our rural areas. An assault on our food supply is possible, through biological means, the introduction of a foreign animal or crop disease, or pests and would prove highly destructive against America. BE ON THE LOOK OUT for any unusual activity including strangers on farms, ranches and agribusinesses. Report any suspicious activity, thefts, vandalism or threats to the Sheriff’s Office or your local law enforcement authorities immediately. Agriculture has long known that a safe, reliable food supply is part of our national defense. We must be even more vigilant that in the past, protecting Texas Agriculture.

Does anybody on this list have knowledge of Archives/records of the First Presbyterian Church of Jacksonville 1860 - 1880 of which L.M. Glover was a minister. ? Marion Baker

1859 would makes sense, as it would have her 17 years old at the time of her marriage. 1853 would have made her 11. Possible, but not probable. Thank you very much. By the way, what material were the stones made out of in those days? Sharon "saleguas@motion.net" wrote: > The inscription on the stone is as listed in the Jacksonville East > Cemetery listing (a work in progress) - the stone is extremely hard to > read - I couldn't make out whether the death year was 1853 or 1859. > > You wrote: > > >Hi Listers, > > > >Is there anyone who would be willing to take a photo and/or copy the > >information from a grave stone? My gg grandfather's first wife, Margaret > >J. ROUT is buried in East Cemetery. Her age was 30 years old, burial May > >1859. > > > >Thank you to anyone who can help. > > > >Sharon Bookmyer > >Napa CA > > > > > >==== ILMAGA Mailing List ==== > >Check out all the resources we have online for Morgan County. > >Births, deaths, Wills/probates, church, census, cemetery, etc. > >Take a few hours and check these out. > > ==== ILMAGA Mailing List ==== > New For Cass County: The 1892 Biographical Review Index for Cass, Brown, and Schuyler Counties, Illinois > All on the MAGA site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilmaga/index.html

As far as I know it is in Jacksonville....I received the information from the Morgan County Clerk's office. Witnwhimsy2@aol.com wrote: > Where is East Cem. located? > > YG witnwhimsy2@aol.com > > ==== ILMAGA Mailing List ==== > Scott County Farmers Directory is now online, as well as the 1850 thru 1880 > Census records. These Links can be found at: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilmaga/p2index.html

Where is East Cem. located? YG witnwhimsy2@aol.com

She is buried in Jacksonville East Cemetery ______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________ Subject: Re: [ILMAGA] Margaret J. Rout Author: ILMAGA-L@rootsweb.com at ~Internet Date: 8/31/2001 12:36 PM Where is East Cem. located? YG witnwhimsy2@aol.com ==== ILMAGA Mailing List ==== Scott County Farmers Directory is now online, as well as the 1850 thru 1880 Census records. These Links can be found at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilmaga/p2index.html

The inscription on the stone is as listed in the Jacksonville East Cemetery listing (a work in progress) - the stone is extremely hard to read - I couldn't make out whether the death year was 1853 or 1859. You wrote: >Hi Listers, > >Is there anyone who would be willing to take a photo and/or copy the >information from a grave stone? My gg grandfather's first wife, Margaret >J. ROUT is buried in East Cemetery. Her age was 30 years old, burial May >1859. > >Thank you to anyone who can help. > >Sharon Bookmyer >Napa CA > > >==== ILMAGA Mailing List ==== >Check out all the resources we have online for Morgan County. >Births, deaths, Wills/probates, church, census, cemetery, etc. >Take a few hours and check these out.

Hi Listers, Is there anyone who would be willing to take a photo and/or copy the information from a grave stone? My gg grandfather's first wife, Margaret J. ROUT is buried in East Cemetery. Her age was 30 years old, burial May 1859. Thank you to anyone who can help. Sharon Bookmyer Napa CA

http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilmaga/index.html Here 'tis. Mary Ann At 03:10 PM 8/23/2001 -0500, you wrote: >Could someone send me the webpage address for ILMAGA , I want to relay it to >a friend. >http://www.geocities.com/fcruble/velmasfamilygenealogy.html >Lora's Photography at http://www.lorasphotography.nitemyste.com > > >==== ILMAGA Mailing List ==== >Send us your obituaries and tombstone pictures so they can be included in >the Cemetery Listings on the MAGA >site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilmaga/index.html

Could someone send me the webpage address for ILMAGA , I want to relay it to a friend. http://www.geocities.com/fcruble/velmasfamilygenealogy.html Lora's Photography at http://www.lorasphotography.nitemyste.com

Would anyone be so kind as to look on the 1836 tax list for either a Zepheniah Keith or a Gabriel Keith. Also spelled Keath or Keeth. Jim Ray

Hi Margaret, If any one knows of a disaster between 1851 & 1854 in IL, I would appreciate hearing about it. Thanks. Lorma

I have a marriage license from 1878 and attached to it is the Illinois State Board of Health Return of a Marriage to County Clerk. It gives the following info if filled out: 1. full name of Groom 2. place of residence 3. occupation 4. age next birthday 5. place of birth 6. father's name 7. mother's maiden name 8. number of Groom's marriage 9. full name of Bride, maiden name if widow 10. place of residence 11.age next birthday 12. place of birth 13.father's name 14. mother's maiden name 15 number of bride's marriage 16. married at ___ in county of __ state of IL, date 17 witnesses to marriage and signed by groom and bride and who married them. Sharon

Hi Sharon, Literberry Cyclone 1883, the news paper article listed under News paper articles on ILMAGA.I hope this helps. Lorma

I have been researching my G-G-Grandfather William E. Pullam. The 1850 Morgan County census lists him as William Pulliam Age 22 which would make his birthday about 1828. It also lists my G-G-Grandmother Elizabeth Pulliam Age 20 birthdate is 1/27/1830. They were married 7/6/1848 in Morgan County. Elizabeth's maiden name was Rawson. Birthplace listed as Kentucky for both. They are listed twice in the 1850 census...........William Pulliam, Elizabeth Pulliam, same ages and Jesse Pulliam (my G-Grandfather) age. 1 mo. Birthplaces show all born in Illinois. Which I know is incorrect for Elizabeth as I have researched the Rawson/Rosson family and she was born in Kentucky. They had three children, Jesse Newton Pullam, Sarah Ann Pullam and B.F Pullam. Elizabeth remarried in 1860 in Cass County to John F. Mitchell. There is absolutly no information on the death or burial for William E. I have been unsuccessful in trying to connect him to any Pulliam Family in Kentucky. Seeking any information if someone might have information regarding his death and where he is buried. Also if he is connected to someone's family research. I am at a standstill and cannot research my ancestor's. I would be grateful for any help or suggestions. Thank you, Jacque Patton jjaqpot@aol.com California

Sorry, Lorma, I should have included that Mary died sometime between 1859 and 1871, before the 1883 cyclone. Sharon LormaeeL@aol.com wrote: > Hi Sharon, > > Literberry Cyclone 1883, the news paper article listed under News paper > articles on ILMAGA.I hope this helps. > > Lorma > > ==== ILMAGA Mailing List ==== > MAGA Web has many Biographies online for Central IL Counties of Morgan, Sangamon, Scott, Greene, Cass and Macoupin.

Hi Listers, My gg grandfather Richard Clark Rout married Margaret Jane VanZandt in Morgan County Ill 26 Nov 1846. I am unable to find any documentation for her death. She was supposed to have died while they were in California for the gold rush, and Richard gave his infant son away to a couple in California. Richard was married again in Morgan County, Mary A. Mills, 20 Oct 1859. Family legend says that Mary was killed in a cyclone (Do you have those in Illinois?). He was supposed to have lost his wife and a nephew in that storm. I can't find Mary either. Can anyone help? Thank you, Sharon Bookmyer sbookie@pacbell.net Napa, CA

Just to let you know - I added over 1250 names to the Jacksonville East Cemetery listing today. I know a couple of the files (can't remember which letters) are becoming a bit large and may be a little slow in loading, but as long as I'm still reading and updating I'll keep the number of files to a minimum - makes the update process a little quicker. Once I'm finished, I'll break up some of the bigger files to facilitate quicker loading. Happy Hunting.

In a message dated 8/13/1 10:01:22 AM, you wrote: <<X-Message: #1 Date: Sun, 12 Aug 2001 20:25:09 -0700 From: Sharon Bookmyer <sbookie@pacbell.net> To: ILMAGA-L@rootsweb.com Message-id: <3B774895.5E8A017E@pacbell.net> Subject: [ILMAGA] Marriage records Content-type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Hi all, I have a photocopy out of a Morgan County marriage book, and I am puzzled at an abbreviation. The people performing the ceremonies are J.P., Justice of the Peace, and M.G.. Would that be Magistrate? Thanks! Sharon Bookmyer sbookie@pacbell.net Rout, Reynolds, Henderson, Woody>> This may be incorrect but I always thought M.G. meant Minister of the Gospel. I am often wrong on my assumptions however.