I would love any thing on Brunaugh, I think my GGGreat Grandfather Ben died about 1904, He also had a son Ben also buried in Pittsfield west, Ben #1 would have been born around 1834 and was buried next to his first wife Harriet Willsey Brunaugh, please let me no if you find anything. Pat C.

Hello,Dodge Cemetery was at Pleasant Hill in Pike County.I am not usre but I think some of my Davises are buried there. On Tue, 21 Mar 2000 JCB2326@aol.com wrote: > At one time there was a Dodge Cemetery in Pike Co. . I am not sure where it > was located maybe on the familyu farm . I have heard that it is gone . My > grand parents are buried there I am in Texas and have not been able to make a > trip to Ill. and Pike CO . Is there a group of people that mark old > cemeteries ? I am on alist that is trying to mark old ones . If there is any > one that can tell me if i could find where my loved ones are buried in > Pike CO. ?? > > Thanh Every one in this list Connie in Texas > >

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 > >

Am still trying to find birth place of Wm. Frank Lockett who died 18 June 1894 in Pike County, IL. Any help is appreciated. Glenda LOCKETT Ramsey of OK

Could anyone tell me if ther is a booklet in the Pike county Library called Biography of the Jeffers Family? It is small, about 30 pages or so but it has quite a few Pike county names besides the Jeffers line. Candace Jeffers Smith

I'm searching for the descendants of Abram T. Love and Elizabeth Humphrey, they married March 28, 1842, Pike Co., IL. 1850 census, Kinderhook, IL. Abram T. Love age 33 farmer Elizabeth 27 Mary 3 Henry 1 Also, would like a cemetery check for their burial, if some one could check this it will be greatly appreciated. thank you for your time and help. 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

I am looking for the burial places of any Noe family members in Pike county. Does anyone have this listing? Candace Jeffers Smith

I have a Mary or Polly Predmore on my line. Polly may be a nickname for Mary back in those days. It is always a guess. Ranae Andy or Annie Utick wrote: > 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)

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)

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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

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

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At one time there was a Dodge Cemetery in Pike Co. . I am not sure where it was located maybe on the familyu farm . I have heard that it is gone . My grand parents are buried there I am in Texas and have not been able to make a trip to Ill. and Pike CO . Is there a group of people that mark old cemeteries ? I am on alist that is trying to mark old ones . If there is any one that can tell me if i could find where my loved ones are buried in Pike CO. ?? Thanh Every one in this list Connie in Texas

If you run across any ROBB or MYGATT names in your cemetary work, I am looking for them. Thanks, Judi

I agree--much adoo about absolutely nothing. Can anyone tell me what the HOT emphasis on Hispanic references in the census is? Naomi Wood wrote: > Are the rest of my fellow geanologists out there as disappointed in the 2000 census as I? I feel sorry for future generations of geanologists trying to trace family with only race of the listed people given -- No birthplace - no birthplace of parents - etc. > I for one intend to let the U.S. Department of Commerce. Bureau of Censu know how I feel about it. I hope you will join me. > Naomi A. Wood

I AM ALWAYS LOOKING FOR BRUNAUGHS AND I NO THAT THEY ARE BURIED IN PITTSFIELD WEST, I HAVE BEEN HAVING SOME REALLY GOOD LUCK ON THE CLERMONT OHIO WEB SITE A LOT OF MY ANSWERS MUST HAVE CAME FROM THERE THEY HAVE JUST PUT UP THE 1850 CENSUS THERE ALSO SOME WILL LISTINGS AND SOME GREAT PEOPLE TO HELP AND DO LOOK UPS IF YOU THINK YOU MIGHT HAVE FAMILY FROM THERE CHECK IT OUT!!! PAT C

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 >>

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

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