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    1. Re: [ILPIKE] melmac Atlas

    3. In a message dated 12/26/1999 7:23:13 PM Central Standard Time, melmac@cybersurfers.net writes: > If someone could transmit me the different townships, I could then sent > them to anyone who wanted them. Melvin, I would appreciate Detroit Twp & Newburg Twp for both years, when you get them. Thanks in advance, Jan

    12/26/1999 04:34:35
    1. Re: [ILPIKE] Atlas
    2. fcruble

    3. Yes , it will cause the actual map is hard to read so I can go to Hadley and probably find him. Pat ----- Original Message ----- From: <BYOUNG1315@aol.com> To: <ILPIKE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, December 26, 1999 6:46 AM Subject: Re: [ILPIKE] Atlas > Pat, > Abraham Burkhead patented land in Pike County, Twp. 4 S Range 5 W 4th > Principal Meredian. This was Hadley Twp, but, I have no section #. They > were there from early 1840's through 1880. After that I cannot find them. > Smith Toland was listed in the census right next to them. Sorry, I have no > more information. Maybe this will help. > Barbara in OK > > > ==== ILPIKE Mailing List ==== > Illinois State Archives > http://www.sos.state.il.us/depts/archives/arc_home.html >

    12/26/1999 04:34:25
    1. Re: [ILPIKE] Atlas

    3. Pat Any Deeders listed? Thanks. Ken Schroeder Mundelein, IL kgschr@aol.com

    12/26/1999 12:43:50
    1. Re: [ILPIKE] Atlas
    2. Alan and Julie Oliver

    3. Could the Ulry's be Emry's by someone's mistake????? I found Emry's . Pat Pat, Their name has been spelled Uhlery, Ulery, Oolry, Ulry, Ulrich and I'm imagine there have been other spellings. I'm not sure which township they lived in - these people are very hard to trace and I suspect it's because their name can be spelled so many ways. Thanks Julie

    12/26/1999 07:37:22
    1. [ILPIKE] FAIRFIELD now Pleasant Hill

    3. --part1_0.ba087697.2597a1b9_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit In a message dated 12/10/1999 7:58:31 AM Central Standard Time, Sunne2233 writes: > Do you have any info on John Arthur Young from "Fairfield" (now Pleasant > Hill) IL? > He moved to AR with his wife & family of at least 3 daughters Edith, Hazel, > Lois, and a set of twins in the early 1900's. > WHEN DID FAIRFIELD BEGIN AND WHEN WAS IT CHANGED TO PLEASANT HILL? JAN in OK --part1_0.ba087697.2597a1b9_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: Sunne2233@aol.com From: Sunne2233@aol.com Full-name: Sunne2233 Message-ID: <0.bb92872e.25826107@aol.com> Date: Fri, 10 Dec 1999 08:58:31 EST Subject: John Arthur Young To: salestamp@cillnet.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: Windows AOL sub 45 Do you have any info on John Arthur Young from "Fairfield" (now Pleasant Hill) IL? He moved to AR with his wife & family of at least 3 daughters Edith, Hazel, Lois, and a set of twins in the early 1900's. Edith would be my grandmother, who died at age 28 in AR abt. 1933. Jan Chappell --part1_0.ba087697.2597a1b9_boundary--

    12/26/1999 04:52:09
    1. Re: [ILPIKE] Atlas

    3. Pat, Abraham Burkhead patented land in Pike County, Twp. 4 S Range 5 W 4th Principal Meredian. This was Hadley Twp, but, I have no section #. They were there from early 1840's through 1880. After that I cannot find them. Smith Toland was listed in the census right next to them. Sorry, I have no more information. Maybe this will help. Barbara in OK

    12/26/1999 12:46:37
    1. [ILPIKE] Patents filed under Scrip-Warrant Act of 1812; T3S R4W
    2. judy johnson

    3. Land patents filed under the Scrip-Warrant Act of 1812 in Twp3S Rng4W, Pike Co., IL. View documents and print or order copies at http://www.glorecords.blm.gov Name; document#; date; Section; Rank; Company; Regiment {Maximize screen to limit wrap-around} ADER, Joseph; 6170; 29 Nov 1817; 33; private; FEATHERSTONs; 17th Infantry AIKINS, Thomas P.; 13949; 3 Jan 1818; 2; private; HAYNEs Light Dragoons ANDERSON, Thomas L.; 10719; 8 Jul 1818; 23; private; GROVENORs; 5th Infantry BALLARD, Anderson; 18140; 26 Oct 1818; 19; and other heirs of BALLARD, Lindsey, deceased; private; TRIMBLEs; 10th Infantry BANKS, John; 17060; 15 Jun 1818; 36; private MUHLENBURGs; 4th? Infantry BARTHOULF, Albert S.; 16224; 4 May 1818; 33; sergeant; WARNERs; 37th Infantry BELCHER, Joseph; 16426; 29 May 1818; 25; corporal; FOWLEs; 5th Infantry BERRY, Richard; 1349; 6 Oct 1817; 1; private; --; 15th Infantry BILLS, John; 18488; 20 Oct 1818; 24; private; PIERCEs Corp of Artillery BOTHWICK, William; 458; 16 Feb 1818; 8; the heirs at law of BOTHWICK, William, deceased; private; HAMILTONs; 1st Rifle Regiment BRACKEN, Hugh; 3426; 5 Dec 1817; 35; private; CARVERs; 27th Infantry BUCK, William; 5783; 15 Jan 1818; 36; private; LARABEEs Co. of Light Artillery BUCKNAM, Richard S.; 2432; 6 Oct 1817; 1; private; RIPLEYs; 37th Infantry BUNTEN, Samuel; 7605; 29 Nov 1817; 15; private; WAYs; 4th Infantry BUTLER, Peirce; 14950; 2 Mar 1818; 18; and other heirs of BUTLER, Bennis, deceased; private; COLTRANEs; Light Dragoons CARRIER, Cyrus; 2597; 7 Jan 1818; 27; private; STEWARTs; 31st Infantry CARRIER, Thomas; 3879; 7 Jan 1818; 27; private; ARNOLDs; 31st Infantry CARRIGAN, David; 16098; 3 Apr 1818; 9; private; STOCKTONs; 28th Infantry CARRIGAN, Joseph; 19279; 26 Oct 1818; 19; private; EASTMANs; Light Artillery COFFEE, Rufus; 9196; 1 Jan 1818; 34; private; LEONARDs; 40th Infantry COLLINS, Amos; 19255; 13 Oct 1818; 5; private; LEONARDs; Artillery COLLINS, James; 19254; 13 Oct 1818; 5; private; EASTMANs; Light Artillery COOK, Aaron {see DRAKE, Elizabeth} COOK, Thomas; 10599; 8 Jul 1818; 23; private ALLISONs; 1st Infantry COOPER, Gilbert L.; 12498; 29 Nov 1817; 10; private; MYERs; 13th Infantry CROOKER, Thomas; 12494; 29 Nov 1817; 10; private; GARDNERs; 18th Infantry DABOLT, Elias; 1152; 29 Oct 1817; 17; private; WARNERs; 37th Infantry DANIELS, William; 17677; 19 Jun 1818; 25; corporal; LOTTs; 20th Infantry DAVIS, David; 5813; 1 Jan 1818; 27; private; LEONARDs; 40th Infantry DEERBORN, Samuel; 5362; 18 Feb 1818; 21; private; GOODINGs; 4th Infantry DEWEY, Amos; 4179; 29 Jan 1818; 26; private; --; 25th Infantry DOGHERTY, John; 4052; 14 Nov 1817; 34; and other heirs at law of DOGHERTY, Hamilton, deceased; private; --; 14th Infantry DOUGHERTY, Patrick; 21686; 16 Jun 1819; 34; father and heir at law of DOUGHERTY, Hamilton, deceased; private; --; 14th Infantry DRAKE, Elizabeth; 14203; 20 Jan 1818; 29; sister and other heirs at law of COOK, Aaron, deceased; private; KETCHUMs; 25th Infantry DUNLAP, James; 7303; 1 Jan 1818; 26; sergeant; GREGGs; 45th Infantry EASTMAN, Ezra; 13106; 29 Nov 1817; 22; private; BLISS; 6th Infantry ENO, Allen; 13105; 29 Nov 1817; 22; private; BOARDMANs; 6th Infantry FALLON, Steven; 4913; 6 Oct 1817; 32; private; PORTERs; 27th Infantry FISK, John; 18006; 5 Aug 1818; 11; son and other heirs at law of FISK, Benjamin, deceased; private; BEANs; 11th Infantry FISK, John; 18007; 5 Aug 1818; 11; brother and other heirs at law of FISK, James, deceased; private; BRANCHs Corp of Light Artillery FOWLER, Heman; 176; 14 Feb 1818; 17; private; --; 25th Infantry FULLER, Edmond; 10966; 29 Nov 1817; 29; private; FORTIEs?; 9th Infantry FULLER, Josiah; 10967; 29 Nov 1817; 29; sergeant; D S TOWNSENDs; 9th Infantry GALE, Benjamin; 12764; 6 May 1818; 12; private; HOLDENs; 45th Infantry GEORGE, Thomas; 19 Mar 1818; 28; private SMITHs; 4th Infantry GILBERT, John; 15711; 1 Apr 1818; 10; brother and the other heirs at law of GILBERT, Jabez, deceased; private; FOSTERs; 5th Infantry GREGORY, John; 12193; 15 Jan 1818; 5; private; CRANEs Corp of Artillery GRIFFITH, Ezra B.; 2382; 6 Oct 1817; 15; --; SCHUYLERs; 29th Infantry HACKETT, John; 10128; 1 Jan 1818; 21; private; --; 45th Infantry HARPER, Alexander; 14897; 2 Mar 1818; 18; private; HACKLEYs; 3rd Infantry HEARDMAN, James; 4403; 15 Nov 1817; 34; private; SMITHs; 32nd Infantry HERRINGTON, Ebenezer; 15685; 1 Apr 1818; 10; musician; McINTOSHs; Light Artillery HIBBARD, John B.; 16031; 15 Jun 1818; 14; sergeant; BLISS; 6th Infantry HIGGINS, John; 15011; 3 Mar 1818; 1; sergeant; --; 34th Infantry HILLYARD, Benjamin R.; 11916; 15 Oct 1817; 13; private; WATSONs Corp of Artillery HUGO, John; 13451; 27 Mar 1818; 13; private; BEZEANs?; 26th Infantry HULL, David; 9223; 1 Jan 1818; 22; private; BAILEYs; 34th Infantry HURLBUT, Aaron; 15015; 3 Mar 1818; 1; drummer; SWETTs; 37th Infantry JAMES, Lewis; 15409; 12 Mar 1818; 23; private; BARRINGs; 13th Infantry JOHNSON, Jesse; 366; 30 Nov 1818; 8; private; INGERSOLLs; 41st Infantry JONES, Jonathan; 7334; 15 Jan 1818; 36; corporal; POLANDs; 36th Infantry JONQUIN, Anthony; 4623; 1 Jun 1818; 2; private; --; 14th Infantry *patent recd by James HOOPER? for Anthony Jonquin; *Exemplification sent to Charles W. GARTHOUS? at Baltimore 10 Sep 1855? JOY, Edmond; 9224; 1 Jan 1818; 22; private; MCINTIREs Corp US Artillery KEITH, Barnabus; 16032; 15 Jun 1818; 14; corporal; CLARKs; 6th Infantry KNAPP, Samuel; 7441; 1 Jan 1818; 12; legitimate heir at law of KNAPP, Ira, deceased; private; WALWORTHs; 6th Infantry LANE, Livery; 4203; 5 Aug 1818; 20; private; MURDOCKs; 20th Infantry LAUSON, William; 13365; 20 Jan 1817; private; HALNYs; 1st Regt. Light Dragoons LAW, William; 117; 29 Nov 1817; 28; private; --; 17th Infantry LEATHBRIDGE, Thomas; 15717; 9 Apr 1818; 13; private; FORTIRs; 6th Infantry LEWIS, Augustine; 13329; 10 Feb 1818; 7; private; LARRABEEs; 3rd Infantry LEWIS, James; 29 Nov 1817; 15; private; LYTTYs; 4th Rifle Regiment LEWIS, Thomas; 1 Jan 1818; 21; fifer; --; 45th Infantry LEWIS, Wait; 7426; 1 Jan 1818; 12; father and heir at law of LEWIS, Isaac, deceased; private; MATTESONs Co. of Volunteers LYMAN, John L.; 15020; 9 Apr 1818; 13; private; BUTTERFIELDs; 2nd Infantry MANNING, Ruel; 8498; 23 May 1818; 11; private; ALLENs; 9th Infantry MATHEWS, John; 12260; 15 Jan 1818; 5; private; BURNAPs; 31st Infantry McDANIEL, DANIEL; 543; 23 May 1818; 4; private; --; 32nd Infantry McGILL, James; 16306; 4 May 1818; 24; private; GILLs; 19th Infantry MELVILLE; William; 9844; 29 Nov 1817; 31; private; --; 14th Infantry MICHAELS, John; 12006; 20 Jan 1818; 14; private; KENDALLs; 31st Infantry MILLS, Benjamin; 1803; 6 May 1818; 20; private; THURMANs; 41st Infantry MOORE, Obadiah; 8497; 23 May 1818; 11; private; VARNUMs; 40th Infantry MURPHY, George; 16256; 4 May 1818; 24; private; ROMAYNEs; Artillery NEPTUNE, Ezekial; 12002; 29 Nov 1817; 9; private; SMITHs; 2nd Infantry NOURSE, Benjamin; 7435; 1 Jan 1818; 34; private; BIGELOWs; 21st Infantry NUTE, Jonathan; 17291; 27 Jun 1818; 32; private; TREATs; 21st Infantry *sent copy to Soldier at Wilkynler? Ohio 7 Sep 1824 OSBOURN, Cornelius; 657; 20 Jun 1818; 25; sergeant; INGERSOLLs; 41st Infantry PALMER, Joseph; 4632; 18 Feb 1818; 21; private; WILLEYs; 9th Infantry PLUMMER, Timothy; 7985; 19 Mar 1818; 28; private; SMITHs; 4th Infantry POWELL, John; 13937; 6 May 1818; 20; private; HAYES; 20th Infantry PULLER, John; 4868; 6 Oct 1817; 32; private; DELOYSTONs; 42nd Infantry REDDING, James; 13770; 6 May 1818; 12; private; AMELUNYs?; 1st Infantry RICHERSON, George; 16425; 29 May 1818; 25; private; PELHAMs; 5th Infantry ROBERTS, Noah {Adah?}; 14198; 10 Jan 1818; 29; sister and the other heirs at law of ROBERTS, Oliver, deceased; private; CRASEYs; 25th Infantry RONEY, Mical; 5542; 6 Oct 1817; 2; private; VANBROUNs; 29th Infantry ROSE, John; 1898; 1 Dec 1817; 7; private; INGERSOLLs; 41st Infantry RYER, Martin; 12107; 9 Mar 1818; 30; private; HAIGs; Light Dragoons SANBERGH, John; 4622; 1 Jun 1818; 2; private; --; 14th Infantry SANDIFORD, William; 11309; 9 Mar 1818; 30; private; DONRHOs? Co. of Artillery SAWYER, Sanford; 16077; 3 Apr 1818; 9; private; BRADFORDs; 21st Infantry SEARL, John D.; 4186; 29 Jan 1818; 26; sergeant; McKEONs Co. of Light Artillery SEYMOUR, Ebenezer H.; 4728; 12 Mar 1818; 23; private; MILLERs; 46th Infantry SHAPLEY, Robert; 5421; 5 Dec 1817; 35; private; NEALs; 40th Infantry SKOLFIELD, William; 16223; 4 May 1818; 33; private; POLANDs; 36th Infantry SMITH, John; 3811; 5 Aug 1818; 20; private; COLLINs; 19th Infantry STANDISH, Silas; 11078; 29 Oct 1817; 17; private; ROSS; 40th Infantry STEMMONS, Martin; 16126; 6 May 1818; 3; private; MONTGOMERYs; 7th Infantry STEVENS, James; 17290; 27 Jun 1818; 32; corporal; BENDERs; 9th Infantry SULLIVAN, Daniel; 18031; 20 Oct 1818; 24; Sergeant; BAILEYs; 7th Infantry SURLES, Philip W.; 10194; 29 Nov 1817; 9; private; HAMILTONs; Riflemen SYMONDS, Herbert; 12001; 29 Nov 1817; 9; sergeant; PRATTs; 21st Infantry TAGGART, Samuel; 6172; 29 Nov 1817; 33; private; GILLs; 19th Infantry TATE, George; 5810; 1 Jan 1818; 27; private; POLANDs; 34th Infantry VALENTINE, Abraham; 8219; 30 Nov 1818; 8; private; ROBINSONs; 42nd Infantry VIRTUE, George; 16155; 6 May 1818; 3; private; CHURCHILLs; Artillery WALKER, Seth; 20008; 15 Dec 1818; 4; private; LEONARDs; 40th Infantry WELSH, John; 936; 6 Oct 1817; 15; private; STEELs; 32nd Infantry WHEELER, Thomas; 427; 16 Feb 1818; 8; private; MADISONs; 12th Infantry WITHAM, Peletiah; 16944; 15 Jun 1818; 36; private; LEONARDs; 40th Infantry WOOD, Job; 7304; 1 Jan 1818; 26; private; ADAMs; 13th Infantry YOUNG, John; 12966; 10 Feb 1818; 6; father and only heir at law of YOUNG, Ephraim, deceased; private; BRADFORDs; 21st Infantry

    12/25/1999 11:26:39
    1. Re: [ILPIKE] Atlas
    2. fcruble

    3. Tom some of those are there I saw them. Its hard to find them if they are not listed so I may try a different approach if I can find the time I may try to list who is in each section by townships. At any rate if you guys know where they were that helps a lot. Especiall the Burkhead and Towlson or whatever. I always have trouble finding them and don't know where they were supposed to be and the Ulry's. Could the Ulry's be Emry's by someone's mistake????? I found Emry's . Pat ----- Original Message ----- From: Tom <t2jr@bellsouth.net> To: <ILPIKE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, December 25, 1999 9:11 PM Subject: Re: [ILPIKE] Atlas > How about: > > Lipcamon / Lipcaman / Lipkman > > Dean (Not Deane) - especially John Amos, Henry Elisha > > Conkright > > Cohenour / Goghenour / Coughenour & so on > > Hooper > > Generally they lived around Griggsville, Pittsfield, Summer Hill, and > environs. > > > fcruble wrote: > > > > Merry Christmas guess what Santa brought to me! The Combined 1872 and 1912 Atlases of Pike County IL. book. It has some profiles in it and pen and pencil drawings of different farms and homes as well as the Atlas. The names are listed by Township and they are not all listed. So I am guessing that when they were made you had to pay for it and my dear old Thompson Ruble didn't fork over the money to be listed but he's there non the less in Hardin Township where he went in 1850 and stayed. So if you names are not listed do not dispare I can look at the Township and see if they are there. So I can either start typing the index or you can just ask. Pat > > > > ==== ILPIKE Mailing List ==== > > Pike County ILGenWeb Home Page > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilpike > > > ==== ILPIKE Mailing List ==== > USGenWeb Archives for Pike Co IL > http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/il/pike/pike.htm >

    12/25/1999 10:04:54
    1. Re: [ILPIKE] Atlas
    2. Tom

    3. How about: Lipcamon / Lipcaman / Lipkman Dean (Not Deane) - especially John Amos, Henry Elisha Conkright Cohenour / Goghenour / Coughenour & so on Hooper Generally they lived around Griggsville, Pittsfield, Summer Hill, and environs. fcruble wrote: > > Merry Christmas guess what Santa brought to me! The Combined 1872 and 1912 Atlases of Pike County IL. book. It has some profiles in it and pen and pencil drawings of different farms and homes as well as the Atlas. The names are listed by Township and they are not all listed. So I am guessing that when they were made you had to pay for it and my dear old Thompson Ruble didn't fork over the money to be listed but he's there non the less in Hardin Township where he went in 1850 and stayed. So if you names are not listed do not dispare I can look at the Township and see if they are there. So I can either start typing the index or you can just ask. Pat > > ==== ILPIKE Mailing List ==== > Pike County ILGenWeb Home Page > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilpike

    12/25/1999 08:11:17
    1. [ILPIKE] Atlas
    2. fcruble

    3. I will look for your names as soon as I get home or tomorrow. Gotta go make a Christmas call when I want to play on the computer. Pat

    12/25/1999 04:24:13
    1. Re: [ILPIKE] Atlas -- BOWMAN
    2. Bill Smothers

    3. PAT, Could you please check 1872 section for Robert BOWMAN. Robert has been a difficult guy to locate after 1860! I believe his 1st wife, Sarah BRAWDY, died in the 1860's while Robert was serving in the Union Army. His kids, Mary Elizabeth and William BOWMAN, must have been taken in by relatives as Robert seems to have drifted around Pike Co. until his 2nd marriage to Mary Ann HULL in 1882. Robert BOWMAN seems to have died in 1906, and is buried in Pike Co., but 2nd wife Mary lived until 1915 and she might be in the 1912 section of the Atlas. Glad you had a Merry Xmas. Bill Smothers Delaware fcruble wrote: > Merry Christmas guess what Santa brought to me! The Combined 1872 and 1912 Atlases of Pike County IL. book. It has some profiles in it and pen and pencil drawings of different farms and homes as well as the Atlas. The names are listed by Township and they are not all listed. So I am guessing that when they were made you had to pay for it and my dear old Thompson Ruble didn't fork over the money to be listed but he's there non the less in Hardin Township where he went in 1850 and stayed. So if you names are not listed do not dispare I can look at the Township and see if they are there. So I can either start typing the index or you can just ask. Pat > > ==== ILPIKE Mailing List ==== > Pike County ILGenWeb Home Page > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilpike

    12/25/1999 03:47:37
    1. RE: [ILPIKE] Atlas
    2. Bob Lynn

    3. Christmas Season Greetings, I would appreciate it if you'd check to see if any Lynn (or Linn) names are included in the atlas. They may have lived in Section 18. Regards from beautiful "White Christmas" Alaska, Bob Lynn

    12/25/1999 03:25:53
    1. [ILPIKE] Atlas
    2. fcruble

    3. Merry Christmas guess what Santa brought to me! The Combined 1872 and 1912 Atlases of Pike County IL. book. It has some profiles in it and pen and pencil drawings of different farms and homes as well as the Atlas. The names are listed by Township and they are not all listed. So I am guessing that when they were made you had to pay for it and my dear old Thompson Ruble didn't fork over the money to be listed but he's there non the less in Hardin Township where he went in 1850 and stayed. So if you names are not listed do not dispare I can look at the Township and see if they are there. So I can either start typing the index or you can just ask. Pat

    12/25/1999 03:02:29
    1. Re: [ILPIKE] Atlas

    3. After 17 guests last night and 12 for today, they have finally all gone. Boy am I tired, and ready to sit down with my quiet friend (my "puter) and relax. Pat, will you look in your new Atlas for both Burkhead and Toland? Burkhead in Hadley Twp. and maybe Toldand in Hadley and or New Salem. If you are as tired as I am I can wait, but will appreciate the help, when you feel like it.. Barbara in OK, where it was gorgeous today, like Spring.

    12/25/1999 12:04:26
    1. [ILPIKE] Atlas

    3. Pat, In your 1872 and 1912 Atlas' do you find any Neese names. I know that Henry Neese was in the Springcreek Twp. He died and was buried in 1880 in Springcreek Twp on his farm land. Are there any other Neese family members mentioned in those books? Thanks. Judy Allen Neese.

    12/25/1999 10:47:55
    1. Re: [ILPIKE] Excerpt from Summer Hill News - Deer Season
    2. Tudie Alsbury

    3. Morning YEA!!!!!! Sounds like good hunting. Tudie Kathy Friend wrote: > Hi! > Our local paper(Peoria Journal Star) stated that most of the high schools > in > Pike County were closed for the first day of deer season. Most of the > students > were hunting or manning the check-in stations. > Kathy Graham Friend > > Tom wrote: > > > Pike County once more came out as number one for the number of > > deer taken > > this year in the firearms season. There were 2,522 taken during the > > first > > three day season in November and another 1069 taken in the second four > > day > > season in December, for a total of 3,591. Adams county came in second > > with > > a total of 2,622. > > > > ==== ILPIKE Mailing List ==== > > ILGenWeb Home Page > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilgenweb/ > > ==== ILPIKE Mailing List ==== > ILGenWeb Home Page > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilgenweb/

    12/24/1999 04:56:22
    1. [ILPIKE] You have a postcard!

    3. Confidential! For oneandall only! Sharon Davis has sent you a postcard from Bowcreek Postcards. You may pick it up from the postbox located at http://209.207.190.146/pickup1.shtml Your ticket number is: 122320025829325 Or you may access your card directly by clicking on the link below http://209.207.190.146/magiccard.cgi?122320025829325 *********** If you are using AOL mail - <a href="http://209.207.190.146/magiccard.cgi?122320025829325">just click here</a>. Provided as a free service by Bowcreek Postcards! http://209.207.190.146/postcards.shtml

    12/23/1999 06:02:58
    1. Re: [ILPIKE] Re: Kessinger and Peacock

    3. In a message dated 12/22/1999 2:52:54 PM Central Standard Time, jagile@casstel.net writes: << Peacock, Henry 12 Aug 1809-15 Sep 1877 Hattie May (d-T. & Mary) 30 Jan 1881 (03m. 14 d.) Dicy D. 15 Mar 1927 (83 yrs.) H >> Hmm. I wonder if this could be my ancestor. Here is the info that I have on the Peacock line: 1. Henry Peacock b. 1804 Ireland (?) +Ellen Jenkins b. Gettysburg, Adams, Pennsylvania 2. Rachel Ellen Peacock 3 March 1865 - 19 August 1930 +George Daniel Bobo 1863 - 1938 3. Erie Dale Bobo 1897 - 1989 +Harry Sylvester Booth 1891 - 1977 2. Emaline Peacock + Sam Battershell Rachel Ellen Peacock and George Daniel Bobo were married 4 July 1880 in Louisiana, Missouri. I have a lot of information on the descendants of the Bobos as well as the Booth family, so please email me if any of this matches your information. Kathleen

    12/23/1999 12:47:15
    1. [ILPIKE] MERY CHRISTMAS
    2. Gross, Angela

    3. Seasons Greetings to all. May you have a safe and blessed holiday. Thank You all for your time and research efforts. Merry Christmas from your friend in Virginia. Angie Davis Gross

    12/23/1999 09:21:51
    1. Re: [ILPIKE] Excerpt from Summer Hill News - Deer Season
    2. Kathy Friend

    3. Hi! Our local paper(Peoria Journal Star) stated that most of the high schools in Pike County were closed for the first day of deer season. Most of the students were hunting or manning the check-in stations. Kathy Graham Friend Tom wrote: > Pike County once more came out as number one for the number of > deer taken > this year in the firearms season. There were 2,522 taken during the > first > three day season in November and another 1069 taken in the second four > day > season in December, for a total of 3,591. Adams county came in second > with > a total of 2,622. > > ==== ILPIKE Mailing List ==== > ILGenWeb Home Page > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilgenweb/

    12/23/1999 08:57:06