Yup. Got me some Coughenours also - on the Matriarchical side: Mary Ella Lipcamon (Living) | | +-John Amos Dean | | | | | | +-John Coughannour | | | +-Joseph Goghenour | | | | +-Barbara Kuhn | | | | | | | +-Joseph Goghenour | | | | | | | | | +-Elizabeth | | | | | | | +-Henry Coughenour | | | | | | | | | | +-Henry Neff | | | | | +Henry Neff | | | | | | +-Barbara | | | | | | | | | | +-Mary Magdalena Neff | | | | | | | | | | +Henry Bare | | | | +Magdalena Bare | | | | | | | +-John Cohenour | | | | | | | | | | +-Jacob Fulweiler | | | | +-Mary Magdalena Fulwiler | | | | +-Anna Kneisley | | | | | | +-Mary Lopp Cohenour | | | | | | +Franz Peter Lorentz | | +-Dorothea Lorentz | | +Margaret Vee | | +-Mary Lervina Dean | | +-William Conkright | | | +-John Oliver Conkright | | | | | +-Martha Bell | | +-Sarah Lervina Conkright | | +-Thomas Hooper | | +-Margaret Fisher Hooper | +-Sarah Russell fcruble wrote: > > I don't know abou6 the Smiths but wasn't there someone looking for > Campbell's in the area. I found some in Kingston Cemetery in the border > Adams books . I mean near Pike County. and also > Pierce,Coughenour,Davis,Bowman, and Hobbs, Ulry and other names of interest > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Tom <t2jr@bellsouth.net> > To: <ILPIKE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, March 22, 2000 4:18 PM > Subject: Re: [ILPIKE] Re: Smith's > > > Was there a Smith daughter that married a Lipcamon? John Franklin > > Lipcamon married Mary Margaret Smith in Pike. Marriage License wa 6 Jun > > 1895. > > > > SandersNL@aol.com wrote: > > > > > > Charles, > > > > > > I just took a bunch of pictures of Smith graves at Akers Chapel a few > weeks > > > ago. I will try to go through them tomorrow and see if there is an Elmer > > > there. How are you connected to the Smith's? Joseph and Eliza Smith are > my > > > great grandparents. Are you connected to them somehow. My grandmother > Emma > > > Elizabeth Smith Crouch was their daughter. Please email me - > > > sandersnl@aol.com. thank you. > > > > > > Nancy Sanders > > > > > > >Hello there! > > > > > > >Would there be anyone who could do some check-up on death dates to my > > > >ancestors from Aker's Chapel cemetery near Hull, Illinois? I need to > know > > > >the death dates to Elmer Ellwood Smith b. May 11, 1869 and Clara Jane > Smith > > > b. >Dec. 14, 1871 > > > > > > >Your help would be greatly appreicated. > > > > > > >Gratefully Yours, > > > >Charles > >

Glenda has helped me before, I no she will be a big help, Pat C.

Now that if have found that Sims KINMAN is my GGG Grandfather, I am seeking information on his marriage to Elizabeth BOWMAN on June 28, 1836 and children Marietta KINMAN and Martin Van Buren KINMAN. Elizabeth born in abt 1805 and Marietta 1840, Martin 1844. Thanks, Leroy Gailey Paint Rock, Texas

I sent information on the NOe's from Pike I am testing to see if you got this. Pat

I borrowed some Adams Co. cemetery books from a friend Beverly Cemetery Noe, Daniel d. 26 Jan 1868-79y 17 d Susan d. 20 Sep 1890-79 6 9 m 20 d "Our Father and Mother" Noe, Ezra d 15 Mar 1858-33 y 1 m 6 d Mound Prairie Cemetery Beverly Township Noe, Mary E. "My Wife" d 14 Aug 1888 45y 2m 18d "S.Noe" Kingston Cemetery Beverly Township Row 16 Noll, Henry d. 24 Jan 1865 aged 81 yrs. Father of Mary C., Margaret D., and Anna E.D. NOll

Please welcome Glenda Subyak (GSubyak@aol.com) as the ILPIKE Assistant List Manager. As most of you know, Glenda currently handles the Cemetery Residents Project for Pike Co and is doing a fantastic job. She is also one of the top two contributors on my Newspaper Abstracts website as well as doing many lookups for Pike Co researchers. With summer fast approaching I may not be as readily available so as the Assistant List Manager, Glenda will have full control of the ILPIKE list in my absence. Have a great evening, Barbara Freeman Pike Co ILGenWeb County Coordinator

Was there a Smith daughter that married a Lipcamon? John Franklin Lipcamon married Mary Margaret Smith in Pike. Marriage License wa 6 Jun 1895. SandersNL@aol.com wrote: > > Charles, > > I just took a bunch of pictures of Smith graves at Akers Chapel a few weeks > ago. I will try to go through them tomorrow and see if there is an Elmer > there. How are you connected to the Smith's? Joseph and Eliza Smith are my > great grandparents. Are you connected to them somehow. My grandmother Emma > Elizabeth Smith Crouch was their daughter. Please email me - > sandersnl@aol.com. thank you. > > Nancy Sanders > > >Hello there! > > >Would there be anyone who could do some check-up on death dates to my > >ancestors from Aker's Chapel cemetery near Hull, Illinois? I need to know > >the death dates to Elmer Ellwood Smith b. May 11, 1869 and Clara Jane Smith > b. >Dec. 14, 1871 > > >Your help would be greatly appreicated. > > >Gratefully Yours, > >Charles

I looking for verification/tombstone inscription of Elizabeth (Cook) Capps b. 1802 d. 1876. I believe she was buried in Mason Cem. near Pleasant Hill. She lived with daughter Leah F. (Capps) Shelby and S-I-L, Isaac Shelby. Leah's 1916 obit says she was buried in Mason Cemetery. I assume her mother likely buried there also. Can someone verify Elizabeth (Cook) Capps is buried in Mason Cemetery and what the tombstone inscription says? Greg Sippel Overland Park, Kansas

There are two Locketts in the Green Pond Cemetery listing. Here is the information. Robert D. Lockett, 14 Dec 1842 - 23 Feb 1904 Frannie E. Locket (wife) 17 Oct 1859 - July 1901 Calvin On Wed, 22 Mar 2000 12:47:54 EST GRamsey66@cs.com writes: > > > Am looking for burial site for Wm. Frank LOCKETT who is listed as > died 18 > June 1894 in Pike County. Also, think that he was married in Pike > County, IL > 10 May 1866. He was b. Wayne, KY in 1841. He had a son, Frank > McGrady > LOCKETT, b. Brown cy, IL on 23 Nov of 1869. > So he was in KY 1841>Pike IL1866>Brown IL 1869>Pike IL 1894. > We haven't any solid proof of anything . Can't find him in census, > no birth > records , marriage records or death records. > Can anyone help? > I'll help anyone to find things in OK. > Glenda LOCKETT Ramsey of OK >

I would be interested in info on CAMPBELL and DAVIS, but especially HOBBS. Don't know whether my Davises or Campbells made it to IL, but the Hobbses sure did. Vanette Hobbs Hamilton

Hi Fran; I've saw the name GARD, and thought it could be, CARD, however, I have not been able to make a connection, do not at this time think they are meant to be the same name. thanks for the thought, it is appreciated. Always, Imo Greenwood Imo Lee Card Greenwood Searching surnames: ACUFF, BARLOW, BAYNES, BIRD(BYRD), CARD, GREER, LAMB ODOM , RENFRO, SHOEMATE, THOMAS. My Husbands: GREENWOOD, KITZMILLER, CULP

Glenda, would you happen to have any Prestwood/Presswoods lurking in your Ramsey family? ruth@cyberstation.net

Sorry, no Presswoods or other name in my husbands family that I know of. His family are from ENG > KS. Glenda

Am looking for burial site for Wm. Frank LOCKETT who is listed as died 18 June 1894 in Pike County. Also, think that he was married in Pike County, IL 10 May 1866. He was b. Wayne, KY in 1841. He had a son, Frank McGrady LOCKETT, b. Brown cy, IL on 23 Nov of 1869. So he was in KY 1841>Pike IL1866>Brown IL 1869>Pike IL 1894. We haven't any solid proof of anything . Can't find him in census, no birth records , marriage records or death records. Can anyone help? I'll help anyone to find things in OK. Glenda LOCKETT Ramsey of OK

I am looking for any info on the William Lovett family. William and wife Susan purchased land in Pike Co. in 1834 and more later. It was located , I think, in the New Salem area. I have them in the 1850 census as follows: William Lovett ,Susan his wife. William C. ; Asa Clinton, Lawson , Amanda, Mary A., Martha, and James. Would appreciate anything -burial sites and soforth. Four af them were in the Union Forces of the Civil War. Haven't been able to trace William except that his wife and three of the children were born in CT. Thanks. Ray Lovett ryvett@aol.com

Ok, I live in town so what do you need from Pittsfield West? I also have the cemetery books and I will be glad to help Barb. Pat R. -----Original Message----- From: SAXBURY@aol.com [mailto:SAXBURY@aol.com] Sent: Monday, March 20, 2000 11:14 PM To: ILPIKE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ILPIKE] Morey & Brown Cemeteries Hi Pat, You may let the list know who you are looking for so someone can get it for you on their next visit. It is a 2.5 hour drive each way for me and I don't get up that way too often so the chances of me making it to Pittsfield West any time soon is rather remote. Again, I would like to urge all who visit Pike Co cemeteries to take a notepad and pen and copy down a few extra stones. This would be a great help to researchers who live too far away to visit in person. I also took a few pictures of Morey & Brown and will be placing them with the listings once I finish this roll of film. Have a great week, Barbara In a message dated 3/21/00 2:03:54 AM, CARRIKER6@aol.com writes: << Barbara, if to get to the Pittfield west cemetery let me no I have some family there that I would like to no more about. Pat C >>

Regarding the query on Card. Could the name be Gard? There was a large family around New Canton & area about 1850- Just a thought. Fran Price greenwic wrote: > Hi Barbara; > > Kinderhook cemeteries: > > I'm still looking for the grave sites of Joseph > Card and wife (maybe Frances) and Elijah Humphrey, > Joseph died May 16, 1847 near Kinderhook , also > Elijah Humphrey died near Kinderhook, 1844. Any > thing you might find of the surname Card and > Humphrey would be of great help. > > Thanks for your time and help. > > Imo Greenwood > 172 County Road 109 > Alice, TX. 78332-9353 > > -----Original Message----- > From: SAXBURY@aol.com <SAXBURY@aol.com> > To: ILPIKE-L@rootsweb.com <ILPIKE-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Tuesday, March 21, 2000 12:05 AM > Subject: [ILPIKE] Morey & Brown Cemeteries > > >I transcribed all the headstones in Morey & Brown > Cemetery, Pleasant Vale Twp > >a few weeks ago and will begin placing them in a > table this week to place on > >the site. I need someone who has the cemetery > books that covers these two > >cemeteries who is willing to compare what I > transcribed with the entries > >found in the books so the listings will be as > accurate as possible. While > >the stones at Brown cemetery are in good shape > most of the stones at Morey > >are in very poor if not entirely unreadable > condition and while we could make > >some guesses on the names, deciphering some of > the dates was nearly > >impossible. Please let me know if you can proof > my entries. > > > >I will also be going back to Kinderhook this > weekend and thought I would try > >to transcribe some from Old Kinderhook and New > Kinderhook cemeteries. I know > >the size of the New Kinderhook cemetery as my > grandmother is buried there - > >can actually see the cemetery from my > grandfathers house - but does anyone > >know how big the Old Kinderhook cemetery is? > > > >Have a great week, > >Barbara Freeman > >Pike Co ILGenWeb County Coordinator

All I have is Ezra was b-9 Dec 1823 in Woodbridge NJ and died 10 Jan 1859 in Beverly (Adams) IL. He married Christianna Kelly 1844 in (Middlesex) NJ. She was born 1824 in NJ. The children are Charlotte Noe b-29 Sep 1845: m. Isaac I Jeffers of which I know you have. The other children were Ann Elliza Noe, B.24 Oct 1847. Woodbridge NJ: d. 22 Mar 1924, Griggsville (Pike) IL (Would she have a married name and be in Griggsville Cem?). James M b- 5 Apr 1852 and Alfred H. Noe, b- 5 Feb 1855. I have the diary finished. All I need to do now is publish it. The Belford name is mentioned on 35 pages. ----- Original Message ----- From: candace smith <andace@bellsouth.net> To: <ILPIKE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2000 8:34 PM Subject: Re: [ILPIKE] Pike county cemeteries > Ezra is exactly the guy I am looking for!!! Do you know where he is buried? > Thank you for a great piece of info. Candace Jeffers Smith > > Melvin McAllister wrote: > > > The only thing I have is that Ezra Noe died in Beverly (Adams) IL which is > > not Pike County. I have nothing on the children. > > - > > ---- Original Message ----- > > From: candace smith <andace@bellsouth.net> > > To: <ILPIKE-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2000 2:31 PM > > Subject: [ILPIKE] Pike county cemeteries > > > > > I am looking for the burial places of any Noe family members in Pike > > > county. Does anyone have this listing? Candace Jeffers Smith > > > > > > > >

Ezra is exactly the guy I am looking for!!! Do you know where he is buried? Thank you for a great piece of info. Candace Jeffers Smith Melvin McAllister wrote: > The only thing I have is that Ezra Noe died in Beverly (Adams) IL which is > not Pike County. I have nothing on the children. > - > ---- Original Message ----- > From: candace smith <andace@bellsouth.net> > To: <ILPIKE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2000 2:31 PM > Subject: [ILPIKE] Pike county cemeteries > > > I am looking for the burial places of any Noe family members in Pike > > county. Does anyone have this listing? Candace Jeffers Smith > > > >

In this message from A. Utick a Welthy Butler was mentioned. She was listed in the 1850 census as living with one of the Shinn family along with Hiram Butler and one or two other Butler children. I am interested in anything about her since the listing in the 1850 census was the only thing I know about her. Bob Butler ----- Original Message ----- From: Andy or Annie Utick <autick@mt.net> To: <ILPIKE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2000 11:02 AM Subject: [ILPIKE] CAMPBELL/FERGUSON > > We have a mystery concerning some Campbell children living with a > Ferguson family as of the 1850 Pike Co., IL federal census. Following are > the particulars: > > Henry FERGUSON m. Mary "Polly" BRISCOE April 8, 1816 in Washington > Co., KY. Between 1835 and 1850, they moved to Pike Co., IL. In the 1850 > Pike Co., IL census, they have living with them, in addition to their own > children, the following Campbell children: > > Ann Campbell, age 15, b. KY > Polly Campbell, age 12, b. IL > Susan Campbell, age 10, b. IL > > We are wondering if these might be children of a sister of Henry > FERGUSON's, who m. a CAMPBELL, possibly in KY. Can anyone help with this > puzzle? We do not know who the siblings of Henry FERGUSON were, so can't > name any of his sisters. > > We are fairly certain that these CAMPBELL children are not from > Mary "Polly" BRISCOE's side of the family, because we know of her > siblings, and do not have any sisters of Polly's who m. a CAMPBELL. Of > course, it is possible that Polly Briscoe Ferguson had a sister we don't > know of, but it is *more* likely that these CAMPBELL girls are from the > FERGUSON side of the family. > > We have the following info. that may be about this Ann Campbell: > An Ann Campbell m. a Jabez Sickler (should most likely be Sickles) in Pike > Co. on Aug. 7, 1859. A Jabez Sickles is also listed in the Pike Co. m. > records as marrying Welthy Ann Butler Nov. 5, 1857. An Ann Sickles is > buried in Wells Cemetery, Pleasant Hill, died Sept. 1866, aged 32 years, 9 > months, 17 days, wife of J. R. There is a Jabez R. Sickles, Illinois Civil > War Veterans Data Base, Rank REC, 19 IL US INF, Residence Pleasant Hill. > > The following may be about this Susan Campbell: A Susan F. > Campbell is listed in the IL Marriage Index, McDonough County (where some > of the Fergusons relocated) married a Tolbert Jaggard, Feb. 14, 1859. > > Nothing yet about Polly Campbell, but we wonder whether she might > actually have been named Mary Campbell. > > If anyone could shed any light on any of this, we would very much > apprciate the help. > > A. Utick (Montana) >