Norma. I would be interested in the Dooley & Downs names. This is so generous of you to offer this information. ~:~Debbie From Illinois~:~

Bircklebau! You have something on them! I have looked and looked. I would appreciate whatever info you have. Sue norma ortiz wrote: > > This book is so brittle that it`s falling apart in my hands, but here are some of the names,From Danvers and ares around there,....Abbot-Augstin-Artis-Bacrett-Bohrer-Bloomington-Boyer-Bricklebaw-Brown-Black-Beyer-Bradford-Bobzin-Crist-Cook-Cole-Cart-Carlock-Convey-Coon-Davis-Deal-Doole-Downs-Drohan-Ebert-Elmore-Ewins-These are a few of each letter coloum.... > > --------------------------------- > Do You Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Mail - Free email you can access from anywhere!

This is great. Who are the Eberts? I have an Amelia Zahn who married Samule Ebert. Thanks. Lois Illinois

This book is so brittle that it`s falling apart in my hands, but here are some of the names,From Danvers and ares around there,....Abbot-Augstin-Artis-Bacrett-Bohrer-Bloomington-Boyer-Bricklebaw-Brown-Black-Beyer-Bradford-Bobzin-Crist-Cook-Cole-Cart-Carlock-Convey-Coon-Davis-Deal-Doole-Downs-Drohan-Ebert-Elmore-Ewins-These are a few of each letter coloum.... - ------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Free email you can access from anywhere!

Hi, Norma: I would also like to obtain the information about the Sharp-Maurer marriage and any related people. A John Kohler was ordained as minister of the North Danvers Mennonite Church about 1899. He also married a Katie Maurer in 1881. Most of the Sharps in the church at that time were related to my family. Thanks. Jim Yoder ----- Original Message ----- From: norma ortiz <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2000 1:49 PM Subject: [ILMCLEAN-L] Maurer/Sharp marriage found > Cheri,I found a marriage for this couple,the minister Kohler.Due to the crumbling of the pages I just did a quick peek just for names,but if you think this is yours I`ll check again...I jotted down a little over 100 names > > > --------------------------------- > Do You Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Mail - Free email you can access from anywhere! > >

Rooters, Do any of you have anything on Sallie Collier Allen, DAR # 270626, address used on DAR application 1941 was 318 North Street, Normal, McLean County Illinois. Her application showed born 17 Dec 1890, Petersburg, Menard County, Illinois. Her application shows spouse as Hiram Jay ALLEN. I can find no trace of her or him. She used Joseph Collier, my ggggf, as her ancestor and had family bible and other unpublished papers as documentation. Maybe her descendants have the bible and documents. Lettuce spray. Mac

Cheri,I found a marriage for this couple,the minister Kohler.Due to the crumbling of the pages I just did a quick peek just for names,but if you think this is yours I`ll check again...I jotted down a little over 100 names - ------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Free email you can access from anywhere!

In a message dated 09/13/2000 6:01:44 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << To all of you requesring look ups,I`m happy to do it,I`ll start tonight,but any Ifind,I`ll post to the list,in case others are looking for same names,if that is agreeable....let me know it this isn`t.....and if the county coordinator is ok with it.....Norma >> Norma, I would agree whole-heartedly with you posting directly to the list for all to view. That way if someone on the list or searching the archives is researching a particular surname, the information will be posted for them to see as well. Thanks for sharing your time and resources! ~ Peggy

To all of you requesring look ups,I`m happy to do it,I`ll start tonight,but any Ifind,I`ll post to the list,in case others are looking for same names,if that is agreeable....let me know it this isn`t.....and if the county coordinator is ok with it.....Norma surnames.I`m working on,from anywhere.Arbuckle-Bertholomey{all sp.}...Gilbow.{all sp} -Dement-Morefield. - ------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Free email you can access from anywhere!

I have an old crumbling scrapbook that is full of clippings from the Danvers area,the clippings were sent to someone here in Nebraska it seems ,of marriages,deaths and other tib bits,dated 1902-1904....can this be used by the list?........they also have beautiful old colored advertisments, but with brands cut out,except for Koidac. and lots of old time songs and poems,..........Now I found something in these clippings that of interest a Dement school ,I would like any info on this, can we help each other? Some of the names refered to in these clippings are Skaggs, and Vance,there are lots of Vances in this area, I contacted a few,but they knew nothing helpful.and wearn`t very interested....Norma - ------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Free email you can access from anywhere!

The address is: Evergreen Memorial Cemetery, 302 E. Miller St., Bloomington, IL 61701. Phone: 309-827-6950. You should be able to get information from the records there. Note that this cemetery now includes what was once known as the "Old City Cemetery," and records for that part may not be readily available due to a fire in the past. Playing catch up after extended trip. Noted no one has replied to the question about Evergreen Cemetery. Hope this is helpful. Susan in cool, gray Puget Sound country (feels good after the Midwest and Texas!)

I would be interested in anything the list may have on this family. Could you include me in the distribution, please. Art ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, September 10, 2000 10:23 AM Subject: [ILMCLEAN-L] MAXWELL, MCCABE > Desire to know more about William Sherman/Samuel MAXWELL, b. 27 Jun 1847 > atMcLean Co., IL, and married Emily MCCABE, daughter of William McCABE b. > 1824 OH and Molde _____, b. 1826 NY. They had two children that I know of, > one was Carrie MAXWELL who married _____ GIRNER. The other died of polio as a > child. Is anybody tracking any of these people and could help me fill in the > gaps? William Maxwell moved to Iowa and married again to Anna HUMPHREY. > Thanks for any help. Margie Bridges > >

Desire to know more about William Sherman/Samuel MAXWELL, b. 27 Jun 1847 atMcLean Co., IL, and married Emily MCCABE, daughter of William McCABE b. 1824 OH and Molde _____, b. 1826 NY. They had two children that I know of, one was Carrie MAXWELL who married _____ GIRNER. The other died of polio as a child. Is anybody tracking any of these people and could help me fill in the gaps? William Maxwell moved to Iowa and married again to Anna HUMPHREY. Thanks for any help. Margie Bridges

I looking for a 1863 obituary for Heyworth McLean Co. Where would I write too to get this infro. Thank you Jack Neeley New River Az.

Sirs, as often happens, only 1 out of 4 will come to the screen...time consuming and frustrating! SD. Klenk

This is a great place for remembering our soldiers who were killed or pows. It has a search engine where you can look for a soldier too. http://blacksheep.rootsweb.com/mia.html ~:~Debbie From Illinois~:~

Michael Gerberick <[email protected]> wrote: The Family Quest 1870 Ill Index CD shows 2 Keller listing to search. George Keller, Lexington Twp, page 485 Phillip Keller, Empire Twp, page 401 Thank you, Michael, George Keller is the right one. Lisa from McLean Co. found his wife, Lydia's, death for me in McClean County. She is buried in the Selma Cemetery. I really appreciate all the help that you people have given in McLean county. Marlys ____________________________________________________________________ Get your own FREE, personal Netscape WebMail account today at http://home.netscape.com/webmail

To the party that posted something about Osman, Il probably within the last two weeks. Please repost.

Kay, That first paragraph is not correct. I got my generations mixed up there. The first paragraph should read: Martha Rayburn's father, Judge James Rayburn was the brother of my 3rd grt grandfather, Joseph Rayburn born in 1812 in Greenbrier Co, VA., which is where Judge James was born in 1779. They moved to Ross Co, OH > to London OH > to McClean Co IL. My source for the information abt the Shough family is the "The Descendents of Edward Rayburn" written by Earl Morris. I have not followed up on the Shough information, so I don't guarantee the correctness of the information. Sorry for the mix up! Karen K (IOWA) - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------- Karen Rayburn-Kirschenman Researching: Rayburn, Boose, Nagel, Barnetson, Burris, Salow, Martin, Campbell, Holden, Sayward, Dungan, Pular, Therun, Newman, Bell, Chouteau.

Were any of your SHOUGH family married to RAYBURN's. The sister to my 2nd grt grandfather, Calvin Mead RAYBURN, Martha RAYBURN was married to John B. SHOUGH in Madison Co OH on Sept 21st 1848: and their daughter, Rebecca Jane Shough married William K.M. RAYBURN. I know they all lived in McClean Co for a while. Martha's father, Judge James RAYBURN, died in McClean Co in 1882. They all moved to McClean co from the London, Madison Co, OH around 1850. I have that Martha and John Shough had 10 children, James R Shough, John B, Annie B (spouse Milton Harsh), Frank P, Susan (spouse Fred Drogmund), Ulysses G, Robert P., Edda M (spouse, Dora Kistler). Rebecca Jane (spouse, William K.M. Rayburn), and William Shough. I have Rebecca Jane Shough-Rayburn died in Butler Co KS, March 2, 1872. This is about all I have, really nothing about the Shoughs before John B. Hope this helps a bit. You can email me direct if you like. < [email protected] > Karen K - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------- Karen Rayburn-Kirschenman Researching: Rayburn, Boose, Nagel, Barnetson, Burris, Salow, Martin, Campbell, Holden, Sayward, Dungan, Pular, Therun, Newman, Bell, Chouteau.