http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilmonroe/ Three wonderful pictures were submitted by Donna they are page 8 under Views Around Monroe County. #8 1895 View of the Riechenbach Saloon, Millard & Charles Reichenbach, first Electric Car in Columbia 1912 Also submitted by Vernon Ritter is a picure of the tombstone for Novack, Johann , he fell from train when returning from Columbia Day at the St. Louis 1904 Worlds Fair. He was buried in the St. Paul Evangelical Cemetery.

Dahmer, John and Catherine tombstone picture was also. http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilmonroe/

photo additions to St. Paul Evangelical Cemetery and Palmier Cemetery http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilmonroe/ Palmier Jewitt, John Ramey, Thaddious W St Paul Muskopf, Adelia Muskopf, Alfred Muskopf, Leroy E. Muskopf, Louise M. Muskopf, Nora Parrott, Arthur Parrott, Blanche Ritter, Henry William Ritter, Nora C. Ritter, Minnie Ritter, William Roider, Anna Roider, Anton Roider, Marie Schneider, Catharine Schneider, Elizabeth Schneider, Louis Schneider, PEter Straub, Conrad Straub, Louise Stumpf, Edna C. Stumpf, Florine C. Stumpf, Harvey Louis C. Stumpf, William E. Weiss, Catherine Weiss, John Weissling, Andreas Weissling, Catharina

Wayne Thank you, the correction has been made, when you receive so many pictures it is easy to make a mistake, I appreciate every ones help in watching for those. sharon At 10:10 AM 10/2/2004 -0500, you wrote: >Sharon: you added three tombstone pictures of individuals which ARE NOT >buried at New Hanover Cemetery. They are as follows: Haas, Erwin G., Haas >Frank E and Haas Julia M. I am on the Cemetery board and have charge of >the cemetery index and know each stone out their from working maintaining >the cemetery over the years. >Wayne Rey > >>From: Sharon <lworth1@charter.net> >>To: ILMONROE-L@rootsweb.com >>Subject: [IL-Monroe] New Hanover Cem pictures added >>Date: Fri, 01 Oct 2004 23:21:29 -0500 >> >>The following have been added to the Monroe County Web site. >>http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilmonroe/ >> >>New Hanover Cemetery >>Fischer, Catherine >>Fischer, Emma >>Fischer, Henry >>Haas, Erwin and Marie >>Haas, Frank and Julia >>Huch, William and Annie >>Huck, William and Anna Sr >>Osterhage, John and Wilhelma >>Reichert, Harry and Myrtle >>Roth, Henry >> >> >>==== ILMONROE Mailing List ==== >>The Commercial Bank in Waterloo was established in 1882. In 1918, it was >>the oldest bank in the County. Hugh Murphy was a cashier, Jos. w. >>Rickert, M. Schorr, D.M Harby, Geo. W. Ziebold, and H. Quernheim were partners. > >_________________________________________________________________ >Express yourself instantly with MSN Messenger! Download today - it's FREE! >http://messenger.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200471ave/direct/01/

St Paul Evangelical Cemetery tombstone pictures added http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilmonroe/ Grob, Gustav Grob, Lillian Grob, Elizabeth Grob, Washington Habermehl, Anna Habermehl, Baby Habermehl, Emma Habermehl, Jacob Habermehl, Jos Co K, 149 Ill Inf. Habermehl, Joseph Habermehl, Lester Louis Habermehl, Lizzetta Habermehl, Margaret K. Habermehl, Robert G. Habermehl, Russell L. Habermehl, Ruth D. Habermehl, Walter J. Huck, Hanna Kaempfe, Charles Kaempfe, Minnie Kaempfe, Norma Karger, Carolina Klemm, August Klemm, Arthur Mosbacher, Edna Margaret Mueller, Alma M. Mueller, Herbert L.

The following tombstone pictures from the Immacuate Conception Cemetery, Columbia, Illinois, has been added. http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilmonroe/ Grob, Johan Grob, Sophia Knippler, Frank O. Knippler, Jacob E. Herrmann, Alvina Herrmann, Arthur Herrmann, Barbara K. Herrmann, Elsie L. Herrmann, Frank J. Herrmann, Henry A. Herrmann, Mathilda L. Herrmann, William

The following have been added to the Monroe County Web site. http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilmonroe/ New Hanover Cemetery Fischer, Catherine Fischer, Emma Fischer, Henry Haas, Erwin and Marie Haas, Frank and Julia Huch, William and Annie Huck, William and Anna Sr Osterhage, John and Wilhelma Reichert, Harry and Myrtle Roth, Henry

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: EBEL and KIMMEL/KUEMMEL Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Hh.2ADE/245 Message Board Post: I am hoping someone will be able to help me figure out the exact relationship between Heinrich "Henry" EBEL (b. 1810 GER d. 03 Dec 1875 Monroe Co, IL) and Henry KIMMEL/KUEMMEL. In Henry EBEL's will written 05 Nov 1875, he "gives to his adopted son Henry KIMMEL, son of my deceased wife Fransiska [KIMMEL is crossed out and EBEL is written above it] and her husband Conrad KIMMEL Four hundred dollars with legal interest thereon from the time of Two years after my decease, untill he arrives at the age of Twenty Four years...". Henry EBEL's probated estate file contains a Feb 1876 Madison Co, IL court paper signed by August HEINRICH from Troy, IL (Henry EBEL's son-in-law) stating "Henry ABEL deceased, boarded "with his son" Henry KUEMMEL" at August HEINRICH's house for a specified time and he is owed money from their lodging, washing and mending. I have searched census and marriage records for Monroe and surrounding counties and have not been successful in determining exactly how they are related. I would be grateful for any help in solving this mystery. Thank you, Jan Heiskell

Some misc 1904 and 1905 news articles have been uploaded, they are under Newspaper Articles http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilmonroe/index.html

http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilmonroe/index.html Added to the Monroe County website tombstone pictures from the Palmier Cemetery, they were submitted by Vernon Ritter.

The SCHALLOMs are in the following cemeteries (I.C. Columbia = Immaculate Conception Catholic cemetery, Columbia, IL; SS P & P = Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic cemetery, Waterloo, IL; SS P&P/SF = either SSP&P or St. Francis Xavier Catholic cem., Waterloo): SURNAME FIRST NAME D. O. B. D. O. D. SPOUSE CHILD OF CEMETERY Source/grave P.O.D. Schallom Anna M. 03-28-1863 07-23-1924 Wenzel Hunning I.C. Columbia Schallom Barbara 10-17-1857 10-02-1889 I.C. Columbia Schallom Carl H. 04-01-1879 07-17-1881 I.C. Columbia Schallom Cecelia 09-25-1889 10-12-1889 I.C. Columbia Schallom Wenzel 12-29-1848 09-12-1896 I.C. Columbia Schallom Marie 2Y 06-05-1916 George None given Newspaper None Schallom Charles 23Y,6M,17D 01-23-1899 SS P & P Death record Schallom Daughter Infant 05-00-1914 Peter SS P & P Newspaper none Schallom Mary 75Y 06-01-1895 SS P & P Newspaper None Schallom Carrie C. 1888 1972 SS P & P Old Schallom Catherine 06-17-1848 1898 Nee Frierdich SS P & P Old Schallom Charles 1844 1929 SS P & P Old Schallom Peter J. 1885 1961 SS P & P Old Schallom Raymond J. 1912 1974 SS P & P Old Schallom Elsie Infant 01-27-1903 George jr. SS P & P: Newspaper None Schallom Henry 3D 09-08-1878 SSP&P/SF Schallom John 5M 01-20-1879 SSP&P/SF Schallom Peter John 1D 12-14-1876 SSP&P/SF Schallom Forest 1906 1984 Waterloo City New Schallom Wetzel 1870 04-00-1907 KateHergenroeder Charles Waterloo City Newspaper Waterloo No SCHALLOM in the Naturalization Index. I have a friend in Waterloo who is a SCHALLOM descendant. However, she is not into genealogy, so I don't believe she can help you. No active MCGS member is presently researching SCHALLOM. I hope this helps you. Janet ----- Original Message ----- From: <pam_staley@hotmail.com> To: <ILMONROE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, September 25, 2004 12:13 PM Subject: [IL-Monroe] Schallom family in Columbia, IL > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: Schallom, Frierdich, Bangert, Hatter, Michalek/Michael > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Hh.2ADE/242 > > Message Board Post: > > I'm trying to find anything out about ggggrandparents, John Schallom & Maria Weiss - believe they are from what was once the Check republic, now Bohemia - came over in the 1850's settled in Monroe county - here is the info I have - trying to find info further back then John & Maria: > > John Schallom m. Maria Weiss (1819-1892) they had: Josephine (Schroeder); Wenzel (Annie Hunning); George Schallom (Amie Flatman); Charles Schallom (Catherine Frierdich) and another son? > > My line goes to Charles Schallom and Catherine Frierdich who had Louise (Henry Heck); Wenzel (Katherine Herschenmerten?); George (Mary Goodicke); Charles; Katherine (Henry Hoelscher); Mary (Otto Frierdich) Peter (Carolyn Donneheld?) Agnes (Henry ?); > > my line then traces from the above on Mary Schallom who then married Otto Frierdich (her cousin?) and then comes down from there to Roy (Fern Hatter/Hoerter); Pearl (Charles Gruenginer); and Roland (Edna Pfeffer?) - > > Roy and Fern had Ronald (my Father) and Royce. > > I am trying to go back from John and Maria - the story is that they are from the old Check republic/Bohemia and are buried in the Waterloo Cemetery, IL > > does any of this connect any dots in anyone's genealogy? > > thanks - Pam > > > > ==== ILMONROE Mailing List ==== > The Commercial Bank in Waterloo was established in 1882. In 1918, it was the oldest bank in the County. Hugh Murphy was a cashier, Jos. w. Rickert, M. Schorr, D.M Harby, Geo. W. Ziebold, and H. Quernheim were partners. > >

In a message dated 9/25/2004 12:23:13 PM Central Standard Time, pam_staley@hotmail.com writes: John Schallom m. Maria Weiss (1819-1892) they had: Josephine (Schroeder); Wenzel (Annie Hunning); George Schallom (Amie Flatman); Charles Schallom (Catherine Frierdich) and another son? Dear Pam: Since my previous message may not have gone thru, here is my 2nd attempt. You will find some of the SCHALLOM family in the records of the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Columbia, IL. The orginal records are written in Latin as well as the given names so the spellings might seem a little off. Here are a few that I found: PEPERNI, Anna; nee SCHALLOM; wife of Andreas PEPERNI; dau. of Christopher SCHALLOM & wife, Maria; age 63 years old, born in Bohemia; died 10 April 1884; buried 12 April 1884 [1884 # 05] SCHALLOM, Barbara; wife of Wenzislai SCHALLOM; daughter of Henrici FRIERDICH & wife, Mariae ROOS; born 17 Oct. 1857; died 2 Oct. 1889; buried 3 Oct. 1889 [1889 # 13] SCHALLOM, Caecilia; dau. of Wenzislai SCHALLOM & wife, Barbara FRIERDICH; born 25 Sept. 1889; died 12 Oct. 1889; buried 14 Oct. 1889 [1889 # 14] SCHALLOM, Carolus Henricus; son of Wenzislai SCHALLOM & Barbarae FRIERDICH; born 3 April 1879; buried 18 July 1881 [1881 # 18] Hope this helps. Bob Buecher St. Louis, Missouri "Without the past, there is no present or future." Ancestors of Robert Buecher http://www.hometown.aol.com/rgb5400/Ancestors.html Millstadt, IL, Genealogical Links [Links to genealogical research in Millstadt, IL] http://hometown.aol.com/rgb5400/links.html Bob's Belleville families: Christoph ACKER (1807-1876); Philip ACKER (1841-1914); JACOBI family; Charles SCHUCHMANN (1809-1896); Henry WEISSENBORN (1815-1878); Johann Martin WEISSENBORN (1791-1859); Christian WEISSENBORN (1863-1937) Bob's Millstadt (area) families: BALTZ family; Heinrich BUECHER (1820-1893); George HAMMEL (1802-1863); Johann Philipp LEPERE (1785-1872); George METZGER (1827-1906); Johann Wilhelm MUELLER (1776-1840); Peter STRAUSS (1822-1897); Peter VOGT (1800-1880); Anthony WAGNER (1784-1851); Johann Nicolaus WAGNER (1795-1838); Michael WAGNER (1820-1869); Johann Ludwig WETTEROTH (1777-1842)

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Pam: It is CZECH not Check--sorry, couldn't help it. Cynthia

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Schallom, Frierdich, Bangert, Hatter, Michalek/Michael Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Hh.2ADE/242 Message Board Post: I'm trying to find anything out about ggggrandparents, John Schallom & Maria Weiss - believe they are from what was once the Check republic, now Bohemia - came over in the 1850's settled in Monroe county - here is the info I have - trying to find info further back then John & Maria: John Schallom m. Maria Weiss (1819-1892) they had: Josephine (Schroeder); Wenzel (Annie Hunning); George Schallom (Amie Flatman); Charles Schallom (Catherine Frierdich) and another son? My line goes to Charles Schallom and Catherine Frierdich who had Louise (Henry Heck); Wenzel (Katherine Herschenmerten?); George (Mary Goodicke); Charles; Katherine (Henry Hoelscher); Mary (Otto Frierdich) Peter (Carolyn Donneheld?) Agnes (Henry ?); my line then traces from the above on Mary Schallom who then married Otto Frierdich (her cousin?) and then comes down from there to Roy (Fern Hatter/Hoerter); Pearl (Charles Gruenginer); and Roland (Edna Pfeffer?) - Roy and Fern had Ronald (my Father) and Royce. I am trying to go back from John and Maria - the story is that they are from the old Check republic/Bohemia and are buried in the Waterloo Cemetery, IL does any of this connect any dots in anyone's genealogy? thanks - Pam

The following obits have been added to the Monroe County Website http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilmonroe/ Cole, Mary Frances Fritz, Jane Menke, Vernon Mosbacher, Christina Mosbacher, Eugene C. Riebeling, Arthur B. C. Riebeling, Ervin SR. Riebeling, Irene Rubemeyer, Raymond M.

Does anyone know where the Grob Brothers funeral home and or furniture store was located in Columbia? Gustav Grob was the owner, mom found where he fit into our family and we are curious as to where it was located in Columbia and when it was in operation. He died in 1934 so I know it was in operation before that time. His obit states he had a highly successful business. If anyone can help I would appreciate it very much. Sharon

New Hanover cemetery tombstone photos added, submitted by Charles "Tony" Giglotto http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilmonroe/ Miller, Emilie Rubemeier, Carl Rubemeier, Heinrich Rubemeier, Heinrich Rubemeier, Katharina Tony also submitted a listing of Rubemeiers buried in the New Hanover Cemetery with the birth and death dates. http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilmonroe/cemeteries/newhanover/rubemeier.html

The following tombstone pictures were added to the St. John Cemetery, Maeystown, Il Submitted by David Asselmeier Asselmeier, Armin Asselmeier, Catherine Asselmeier, Elisabeth Asselmeier, Fred Asselmeier, Henry Asselmeier, Herman Asselmeier, Kathrine Asselmeier, Margaretha Asselmeier, Olinda Asselmeier, Paul (two photos) Asselmeier, William Krone, Carl Krone, Louis Krone, Louis C Krone, Marie Krone, Philippine Mueller, Hilda http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilmonroe/

The following tombstone pictures were added to the St. John Cemetery, Maeystown, Il Submitted by David Asselmeier Asselmeier, Armin Asselmeier, Catherine Asselmeier, Elisabeth Asselmeier, Fred Asselmeier, Henry Asselmeier, Herman Asselmeier, Kathrine Asselmeier, Margaretha Asselmeier, Olinda http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilmonroe/