Gregory Simmons wrote: > Whats the name of your Simmons Family? > > DFantore@aol.com wrote: > >> I'm researching the Simmons family that was from Tennessee and was in >> Pope County since the 1860s. Anyone else? I am especially >> interested in death records in the 1870s. Are they available? >> Dan >> >> >> >> >> > > > I'll check with my brothers. They will remember more about the famly. We aren't related to them as far as I know. However, everyone in Pope Co. seems to have some kind of connection. Sharon

I'm researching the Simmons family that was from Tennessee and was in Pope County since the 1860s. Anyone else? I am especially interested in death records in the 1870s. Are they available? Dan

DFantore@aol.com wrote: >I'm researching the Simmons family that was from Tennessee and was in Pope >County since the 1860s. Anyone else? I am especially interested in death >records in the 1870s. Are they available? > >Dan > > > > A Simons family lived in Pope when I was a child (at Robbs). They were Floy June, Michael, and Nancy Lou. They later moved to Johnson Co. I'm trying to remember their mother's name. Sharon

Does anyone know if there was an 1885 census for Pope Co. and Johnson Co. If so, I need a lookup for Joshua Browning, his wife Sarah and children Charles (Franklin) and possibly a Melvina. Any help would be appreciated. Margaret

Judy: As follow up to my last reply, please visit the Bird Genforum at this address. Marla Moore is a fantastic researcher and has MUCH better records than I. Sharon http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/search.cgi?forum=bird&url=%2Fbird%2F&p ath=%2Fbird%2F&terms=mason&boolean=AND ----- Original Message ----- From: <UdyDee43@aol.com> To: <ILPOPE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 16, 2005 6:37 AM Subject: Re: [ILPOPE-L] Bird-Terry-Williamson Families > > > > Sharon, Let's start with, who were the parents of Mason Bird [b. ca 1785], > how many times was he married, the names of his wives and children. Thanks > for any help. Judy > > > > > Always! Got lots on the Bird's, Terry's, little on Williamson. Tell me > what you need. > Sharon Guynn Wiley > > > This site has been too quiet. I need some help on the Mason > > Bird/Terry/Williamson families. Anyone working on them? > > > > Judy Foreman Lee > > _UdyDee43@aol.com_ (mailto:UdyDee43@aol.com) > > > > > > > > > -- > Internal Virus Database is out-of-date. > Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. > Version: 7.0.308 / Virus Database: 266.9.5 - Release Date: 4/7/2005 > > -- Internal Virus Database is out-of-date. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.308 / Virus Database: 266.9.5 - Release Date: 4/7/2005

Judy: First, bear with me, my records are a mess right now. From memory, Mason Bird, Sr.'s parentage is undocumented, however, several people agree that his parents were probably JAMES BIRD AND FANNY MASON of Virginia. It is believed his first wife was Sylvie or Sylvia Thacker, married in Virginia, probably Franklin County. Second wife was Catherine Mullins who appeared with him in census records in Crawford County, IN. I do not have complete information regarding his children with her. Circa 1849/1850, Mason, Sr. and several of his children, namely William, Mason, Sr. and John moved to Pope County. On November 14,1850 Mason married Hannah Masina Williamson. I have record of eight of their children. At that time, Mason was approximately 65 years old and Hannah was about 25. Hannah was married first to Achilles Collins and had a daughter, Isabella. She married a William James on 4/19/1877, after Mason died. I have an "appraisement bill" from Mason's estate, dated December, 1873. Mason Bird was a private in Captain Smith Wilson's Company, of Franklin County, VA. He was mustered in at Rocky Mountain (now known as Rocky Mount), in 1815, for three months and served 1 and 1/2 months. There is a Franklin County, WV and a Franklin County, VA. There are many Bird/Byrd's in Franklin Co, WV records, however I am not sure these are Mason's family. WV would have been part of Virginia at that time, however, these two counties are far apart today. Will be glad to exchange information privately if you'd like. swiley@visuallink.com Sharon Guynn Wiley ----- Original Message ----- From: <UdyDee43@aol.com> To: <ILPOPE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 16, 2005 6:37 AM Subject: Re: [ILPOPE-L] Bird-Terry-Williamson Families > > > > Sharon, Let's start with, who were the parents of Mason Bird [b. ca 1785], > how many times was he married, the names of his wives and children. Thanks > for any help. Judy > > > > > Always! Got lots on the Bird's, Terry's, little on Williamson. Tell me > what you need. > Sharon Guynn Wiley > > > This site has been too quiet. I need some help on the Mason > > Bird/Terry/Williamson families. Anyone working on them? > > > > Judy Foreman Lee > > _UdyDee43@aol.com_ (mailto:UdyDee43@aol.com) > > > > > > > > > -- > Internal Virus Database is out-of-date. > Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. > Version: 7.0.308 / Virus Database: 266.9.5 - Release Date: 4/7/2005 > > -- Internal Virus Database is out-of-date. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.308 / Virus Database: 266.9.5 - Release Date: 4/7/2005

Sharon, Let's start with, who were the parents of Mason Bird [b. ca 1785], how many times was he married, the names of his wives and children. Thanks for any help. Judy Always! Got lots on the Bird's, Terry's, little on Williamson. Tell me what you need. Sharon Guynn Wiley > This site has been too quiet. I need some help on the Mason > Bird/Terry/Williamson families. Anyone working on them? > > Judy Foreman Lee > _UdyDee43@aol.com_ (mailto:UdyDee43@aol.com)

Always! Got lots on the Bird's, Terry's, little on Williamson. Tell me what you need. Sharon Guynn Wiley ----- Original Message ----- From: <UdyDee43@aol.com> To: <ILPOPE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2005 9:52 PM Subject: [ILPOPE-L] Bird-Terry-Williamson Families > > > This site has been too quiet. I need some help on the Mason > Bird/Terry/Williamson families. Anyone working on them? > > Judy Foreman Lee > UdyDee43@aol.com > > > > > > > -- > Internal Virus Database is out-of-date. > Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. > Version: 7.0.308 / Virus Database: 266.9.5 - Release Date: 4/7/2005 > > -- Internal Virus Database is out-of-date. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.308 / Virus Database: 266.9.5 - Release Date: 4/7/2005

This site has been too quiet. I need some help on the Mason Bird/Terry/Williamson families. Anyone working on them? Judy Foreman Lee UdyDee43@aol.com

BlankMartha A. Morgan Watson married my ggrandfather John Lewis Cox 24 Jan 1867 in Pope County. She was born 25 Aug 1842 at Rosebud. Her marriage certificates and death certificate do not list her parents. I cannot find her in the 1850 or 1860 IL Pope Census, but in 1870 married to Cox with probably aunt, Rachel Morgan wife of deceased James Morgan, mother of Uriah Morgan. Lewis and William Morgan are in 1870 census of Allen Springs near her. Could they be her brothers? I found marriages in Pope for a Jeremiah Morgan to Martha Isom and of a Reuben Morgan who married Charlotte Drury, could either of these be her parents? Can someone help me? Bonnie

Hello Morse / Moss researchers! Thanks to Colleen and Beverly we have a new and improved y-DNA chart to reflect the results of the testing within our group. Last week I had given you the link provided by Family Tree DNA. Unfortunately they do not let us change the order in which the test results are listed, nor do they allow us to add color. Now we have a chart that groups like y-DNA markers by color, allowing us to easily see who is somehow related and who is not. You will want to bookmark this site: http://user.mc.net/~jjmcard/index.html Once you get there, click on the link entitled "Morse - Moss Family y-DNA". Please note that the y-DNA results reflect ALL participants in our Morse / Moss study representing the central and southern United States even though the chart appears on the Ebenezer Morse Family's home page. We already had the website, so are able to add the y-DNA chart at no extra cost. This should make it alot easier for all of us to understand the results of our tests. Debbie McArdle Morse-2 / Moss-2 Co-Administrator

Hello Morse and Moss researchers! Beverly and I have updated the MORSE/MOSS yDNA website to make it easier to compare markers and identify the family lines. Please take a moment to view the chart at: http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Morse%2D2/ If you have participated in the testing, please check to see that we have entered your earliest known ancestor properly beside your test number kit. Take a moment to compare your markers against those of other participants. If you match all or most of the markers of another participant and you do not recognize the name of their earliest known ancestor, you should contact that researcher. You just might find some new clues that will be helpful in your research! Simply let me know the kit number and I will put you in touch with them. Debbie McArdle & Beverly White Morse/Moss yDNA Administrators

HURRAH !! Yes, you have found her. The name BUSTIS is now called BUSTER. Mom talked a lot about the BUSTER part of the family. I think they are in Missouri now--maybe near St. Genevieve. I also remember the RECTOR & BROADWAY names but can't recall the context. I may have more pictures with notations on them. I am sending a copy of this to the youngest child of Mary Estelle & Clark Drum. Thanks to you and to Carol for all of your help. This just goes to show that if one posts a query and gets no response, just wait awhile and try again. Hang in there. Glenn Incoming and outgoing mail scanned by Norton Internet Security 2004 ( <http://www.symantec.com/sabu/nis/nis_pe/> http://www.symantec.com/sabu/nis/nis_pe/). Virus definitions are automatically updated. _____ From: Bill Whiteside [mailto:wrwhiteside@hotmail.com] Sent: Saturday, April 02, 2005 1:11 PM To: rgcampb@insightbb.com Subject: Found Mary Glenn, My brain is getting old and my name index needs to be updated but I do feel better about my manuscript. I had Mary Estella in my files all the time. See end of message If this information is correct, and I think it is, I can send you a lot more information about the Whitesides, depending upon how much you want. Welcome to the family 3300. Bill Whiteside 01. James Whiteside b. c1753 VA.-1803 Sumner Co. TN m. Mary "Patty" (Armstrong?) No conclusive proof as to parents or siblings of James Whiteside or Mary "Patty". Assume Patty is pet name for Martha. Assume maiden name of Armstrong. No proof. Children: 11 Anna Whiteside 1779-1849 12 James Armstrong Whiteside 1782-1848 13 William Whiteside 1787-186-/70 Arkansas 14 Elizabeth Whiteside 1789- 15 Mary (Polly) Whiteside 1791- l6 John Whiteside 1794-1855 12 James Armstrong Whiteside (1782-1848) and Margaret Penny 12l Mary 1805-1881 122 James Armstrong 1807-1852 123 Elizabeth 1809-1839 124 William Rather 1812-1864 125 Ellen P 1814- 126 Margaret 1816-1818 Children of James and Mrs Elizabeth Rose 127 John Barnett 1818-1887 128 Sarah Ann 1820-1839 129 Louisa Jane 1823- 1210 Mariah C 1826- 1211 Permelia A. 1828-1863 1212. George Washington 1831-1879 127 JOHN BARNETT WHITESIDE (287,279,85,154,64,59) b. 11 Apr. 1818, Pope County, IL. d. 4 Aug 1887, Pope Co. IL, 69 yrs, 3 mo, 23 dys., organic heart disease. (250) bur. New Liberty Cumberland Presby. Church Cem. (154) m.(1) 2/5 Sept 1839, Pope Co. 279 MARGARET S. BARGER (SHUFFLEBARGER) 279 dau. of Abraham Shufflebarger and Virginia Mary Anderson 279 b. 10 Oct 1820, d. 16 Feb. 1852 bur. New Liberty-Cumberland Presby Ch. Cem. (154) m. 6 Sept 1852, Pope Co. IL. (2) MARY (POLLY) NICHOLSON ,dau of Thomas Nicholson and Elizabeth Bell. (279) b. 25 Dec. 1829, Monroe, Tn. (250) d. 21 Jan 1913, Eddyville, Pope Co. IL. (250) bur. New Liberty Cem. [no stone]. (250) Children of John and Margaret S. Barger 1. Mary 1840-1878 (85) 2. Abraham S. 1842-1862 (154,85) 3. James Armstrong 1844-1924 (85) 4. Elizabeth 1846- (85) 5. William Wesley 1848-l9l2 (85) 6. John Barnett 1852-1927 twin (85) 7. Margaret 1852-1852 infant,twin (154, ) Children of John B. and Mary (Nicholson) 8. Sarah Jane 1853-1916 (85) 9. Sidney 1855-sub 1916 (85) 10. Thomas G. 1857-1916 (85) 11. Permelia 1859- (85) 12. Melinda Catherine 1862- (85) 13. Pleasant Grant 1864-ante 1916 (85) 14. David Wells 1868-1898 MO/1927 (0561,85,261) 15. Henry B. 1870-1870 infant (154, ) 16. Adolphus 1872-1959 (85) 127 a14 David Wells Whiteside,(Garcia?) 3081, 3082,3085,3321 b. 19 Oct 1868, near Eddyville, Pope Co. IL 3279 d. 1898 (Dexter, Stoddard Co. MO???) 0561 bur. m. 27 Apr. 1890 Pope Co. IL 3264 Mrs. Susan Caroline (Broadway) Rector 0561 b. 1866 d. 1933/34 Children: 1. Stella Whiteside 1890 IL-1986 IL 2. Alvis Ray Whiteside 1895/97 IL-1978 MO recheck for source of Wells as middle name. 1868 IL Pope Co. David Whiteside, son of John B. Whiteside and Mary Nicholson, b. 19 Oct 1868 Eddyville Pope Co. IL listed in IGI. (3085) 1870 IL Pope Co. census David age 2 living with parents John and Mary (3081) 1880 IL Pope Co. IL David 12 living with parents John and Polly. (3082) 1883 IL Pope Co. Martha Caroline Broadway, dau of Richard Broadway and _____Shadowins. m. William Thomeson Rector, 18 Nov 1883, Pope Co. IL 0596 Email: Linda Grinnell via Sharon Brown 25 Nov 2002. Says Family Tree Maker gives parents as James Richard Broadway and Mary Ann Polly Shadowen. FTM 1887 IL Pope Co. David not listed in estate papers of John B. Whiteside. Box 101, but a Garcia is listed.. Only mention of this name. Assume this is David. Why would David not be listed? If not David, who? 1890 IL Pope Co. IL David Wells Whiteside m Caroline (Broadway) Rector, 27 Apr 1890. David 21 Caroline 24 1898 IL According to grandson William Raymond Whiteside, David died in 1898 when his father was about three. 0561 No probate record or burial record in Pope Co. IL. Check Dexter, Stoddard Co. MO. (0561) 1898 Where? Susan Caroline (Broadway) Rector Whiteside m. William F. Buster 12 Oct 1898. Will Buster b. d. 8 Jan 1927. Bur. No record in Pope Co. 1900 IL Census Soundex. Neither Alvis nor Stella listed. (3157) 1910 IL Union Co. Census Miracode Alice(sic) 1895 and Stella 1892 listed as living with Will Bustis in Union Co. [ Caroline m. William F. Bustis/Buster aft 1898.] (3237) 1916 IL Hardin Co. David not listed in obit of sister Sarah Jane (Whiteside ) Biggs. 1927 According to Harrison materials David died 8 Jan 1927. According to William Raymond Whiteside this is date of death for William F. Buster. 127 a141 Stella Whiteside b. 13 Dec 1890 IL SSDI d. Jun 1986 Peoria IL IL SSDI bur m. 19 Aug 1911, Jonesboro, Union Co. IL. FTM* Clark Drum 0561 b. 28 Aug 1887 SSDI d. Feb. 1963 SSDI bur Children * FTM: Family Tree Maker material sent from Linda Grinnell via Sharon Brown, email 25 Nov 2002. 1890 IL Stella Whiteside born 13 Dec 1890 IL SSDI 1892 IL Stella born according to 1910 IL census. 1910 IL Census Stella 1892 enumerated with Will Bustis of Union Co. 1920 IL Check Census Information (1993) from grandson, William Raymond Buster, said Stella married Mr. Drum. SSDI Stella Drum, b. 13 Dec. 1890, d. Jun 1986, Last res. 61614 (Peoria, Peoria, IL. Last Benefit: none specified. SSN. 355-22-8683 Clark Drum, b. 28 Aug 1887, d.Feb. 1963. Last res: Illinois. Last benefit. none specified. SSN: 333-18-0051

I really appreciate your information, Carol However, I am afraid I'll have to stick to the dates I provided for birth and marriage. The reason is that my Grandmother bore 11 children from 6/9/1912 through 10/28/1933. My mother was #5 and was born 8/4/1919. However, I think Eddyville is correct. It sure rang my bell when I saw the name. I received a post from Bill Whiteside directly and in my reply to him, I said the following: "I don't know very much about my Grandmother. According to my late Mother, her mother's name (Mary Estella) is what I used earlier. I never heard her called by any name other than Stella (without the E). According to my files, she was born December 13, 1890 in Pope County and married August 19, 1911, to Clark (NMI) Drum in Pope County, IL. Since Clark was from Oak Ridge, Cape Girardeau County, MO, I suppose they could have gotten married in Cape. Both of my parents lived in Union County when they were married and they went to Cape to get the job done. As far back as I can remember, probably back to 1945, Stella and Clark lived in Union County. He died in Anna, while Stella died in Peoria. Both are buried in the Walker Hill Cemetery in Grand Tower. "I just talked to the youngest son of Mary Estella (Jack Drum) and he said he has run into brick walls every time he works on this. He did tell me that she was born close to Golconda and he thought her name was Mary Estell, without the 'a'. He has some old tape recordings from a conversation with his mother (died 1986) and he will go through them again to see if there is something he missed." Thanks, again, Carol. Glenn Incoming and outgoing mail scanned by Norton Internet Security 2004 (http://www.symantec.com/sabu/nis/nis_pe/). Virus definitions are automatically updated. -----Original Message----- From: cswr [mailto:cswr@earthlink.net] Sent: Friday, April 01, 2005 9:39 PM To: ILPOPE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ILPOPE-L] Update: "Whiteside - 1890 or Later" Apr 1, 05 Seeking Stella:

Apr 1, 05 Seeking Stella: Found "Lalah" Whiteside, dau of Pleasant Alexander Whiteside, b. 1864 Eddyville, Pope Co, IL, resided Brownfield, IL; Benton, IL (1922) - marr. Nancy M. Rumsey, Jan 1, 1890. Pleasant buried Benton, IL Methodist Episc. Church, Masonic & IOOF Cemetery. Pleasant is son of, George Washington (Sr.) Whiteside, b. 1831 Eddyville, Pope Co, IL - School Teacher and also owned Tannery on his farm. George (Sr.) died 1879 Pope Co, IL - buried New Liberty Church Cemetery. George was married to Sarah Elizabeth Holloway in 1852, Pope Co, IL. They had 8 children - all boys between 1852-1875 (*no Alvin). -----Lalah marr. UPCHURCH and resided in Alton, IL in 1928. It looks like Lola and Stella were cousins, not siblings. Haven't found anything on Alvin, but will keep checking further. ...... Name: Stela Whiteside Home in 1900: Eddyville, Pope, Illinois Age: 0 Age months: 1 Estimated birth year: 1900 Birthplace: Illinois Race: White Relationship to head-of-house: Daughter Occupation: View Image Image source: Year: 1900; Census Place: Eddyville, Pope, Illinois; Roll: T623 336; Page: 1A; Enumeration District: 58. === 1900 Pope Co, IL Federal Census: enumerated June 4, 1900-- George Washington (Jr.) WHITESIDE, b. May 1857 IL, (age 43), marr. 8 yrs Sarah, wife, b. May 1864, marr. 8 yrs Cora, b. Nov 1884 Mina, b. May 1886 Martha, b. Dec 1888 Lydia, b. Nov 1893 Raymond, b. Nov 1895 Stella, b. Nov 1899 (noted on census: abt 6 mos old) ...... George (Jr.), son of George W.(Sr.) Whiteside, and Sarah E. Holloway Nancy (1st wife) 1857-1890, at least 6 children Sarah, (2nd wife), dau of John L. Lauderdale and Rhoda M. Grisham -- **Since Stella was born the end of 1899 - I seriously doubt she married Clark Drum in 1911 - perhaps it was closer to 1921?? You might want to contact the Pope County Clerk's Office in Golconda, and see if they can locate a marriage license for them between 1918-1930. The cost is very minimal and they are very helpful. If I need their help, I usually call and make phone contact with them first. Also, could they have married outside of Pope County? About this same time, some of my family traveled to Massac County, or to Paducah, KY or Cape G., MO and Alton,IL to get married. Hope this helps.... - Carol P.S. Posted to List for archive. Glenn Campbell wrote: >Does anyone have any information of any kind on Mary Estelle Whiteside born >12/13/1890 in Pope County and married to Clark Drum in Pope County, August >19, 1911? She was my maternal Grandmother and I know nothing about her >parents. I do have some information and pictures of some of her siblings. > >

DRUMM-WHITESIDE(S) 03.31.05 from: Vol. 2, History & Families, Pope Co, IL, pg 132 "CARR - THE LOG HOUSE" "Perched on top of Possum Ridge in northeast Pope County, with views of forest-covered hills all around, is this log house. Characteristic of the early settlers' homes which once dotted the countryside, many such structures in this and adjacent counties have been demolished, burned, or simply allowed to deteriorate, to make way for modern structures, or simply empty fields or woods." <snip> "The house is said to have been built about the turn of the century by William DRUMM, who owned the site between 1899 and 1912...." <snip> [ submitted by Bill Carr ] ----- 1900 Pope County, IL Federal Census: Grand Pier Precinct, ED 61 35/35 DRUMM, William (head) b. Aug 1865, AL; m. 18 yrs --------- Mary J. (wife) b. Feb 1864, IL; m. 18 yrs; (7 children/ 6 living) --------- Jacob E. (son) b. Oct 1886, IL <--"Jacob Elmer"?? --------- Jay T. (son) b. Dec 1888, IL --------- Myrtle D. (dau) b. Jan 1891, IL --------- Lydia M. (dau) b. Feb 1893, IL --------- William E. (son) b. Sept 1895, IL --------- Harrington (son) b. Mar 1898, IL [ no other DRUMM, DRUM, or similar variation listed this Census ] ~~~ Males, Jacob E., Jay T., William E. and Harrington are prospective parent to your Clark. Phillip's Grand-daughter, Loretta (shown below) does not appear in this Census. .... 1880 Pope County, IL Federal Census Grand Pier Precinct 203/205 DRUM, Phillip, age 48, b. France (marr.) -------- Lana, age 49, b. Baden (wife/marr.) -------- William, age 22, b. IL (----) -------- Jacob, age 20, b. IL (single) -------- Kate, age 19, b. IL (single) -------- Adaline, age 14, b. IL (single) -------- Loretta, age 1, [G-dau], b. IL (----) ~~it appears that Phillip DRUM would be a related ancestor to your Clark DRUM, and apparently arrived in Illinois by 1858 when son, William was born. William has no entry on "married, single, widower" - and no DRUM listed in the Mortality Schedule. Loretta, age 1, may be William's daughter. The two males to carry the DRUM surname here, would be William and Jacob. ~~No success at all in locating Mary Estelle WHITESIDE(S) b. 1890, and married to Clark DRUM(M) in 1911 Pope County. Are you sure they married in Pope County, or perhaps a nearby county? (Mary should be listed in the 1900 Census.) A LIST OF HER SIBLINGS MIGHT HELP A GREAT DEAL. - carol ==== Glenn Campbell wrote: >Does anyone have any information of any kind on Mary Estelle Whiteside born >12/13/1890 in Pope County and married to Clark Drum in Pope County, August >19, 1911? She was my maternal Grandmother and I know nothing about her >parents. I do have some information and pictures of some of her siblings. > >R. Glenn Campbell >Incoming and outgoing mail scanned by Norton Internet Security 2004 >(http://www.symantec.com/sabu/nis/nis_pe/). Virus definitions are >automatically updated. > > > > > -- "No person is too small for God's love...No problem is too big for God's power!" Corrie Ten Boom (¨`...´¨) ..¸(¨`...´¨) .....Carol......(¨`...´¨) `..¸..´ `..¸..´

Thanks to everyone who responded to my plea for help on the Illinois State Census. Ida

Does anyone have any information of any kind on Mary Estelle Whiteside born 12/13/1890 in Pope County and married to Clark Drum in Pope County, August 19, 1911? She was my maternal Grandmother and I know nothing about her parents. I do have some information and pictures of some of her siblings. R. Glenn Campbell Incoming and outgoing mail scanned by Norton Internet Security 2004 (http://www.symantec.com/sabu/nis/nis_pe/). Virus definitions are automatically updated.

Ida: Here u go: A.J. Robbs/Robs: 1855 - Males 10-20 - 2 Males 20-30 - 1 Females 20-30 - 1 Females 30 -40 1 Grand Total - 5 Militia - 1 1865 - Golconda Prct. Males 30-40 - 1 Females 10-20 - 1 Females 40-50 - 1 Grand Total - 3 Militia - 1 J. L. Robbs/Robs 1855 Males 1-10 - 1 Males 30-40 - 1 Females 10 & under - 3 Females 20-30 - 2 Grand Total - 7 Militia - 1 1865 Males 10 & under - 2 Males 10 - 20 - 1 Males 40-50 - 1 Females 10 & under - 2 Females 10-20 - 2 Females 40-50 - 1 John L. Robbs 1845 Males 20-30 - 1 Females 10 & under - 1 Females 10-20 - 1 I purchased my book from Judy Foreman Lee, 6688 Outer Gray Street, Newburgh, IN 47630-1716 Hope this helps you. Kenneth R. Searles Rochester, KY ----- Original Message ----- From: <idcheek@juno.com> To: <ILPOPE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2005 7:17 PM Subject: [ILPOPE-L] 1845 and 1865 Illinois State Census for Pope Co > > Can someone please look up John L. Robs on the 1845 census and give me the family configuration. > > Also I need the family configuration for the 1865 Census for A. J. Robbs and J. L. Robs. > > Does anyone know if these census records can be purchased either on CD or in a transcribed format? > > Thanks in advance for your help > > Ida Cheek > >

Can someone please look up John L. Robs on the 1845 census and give me the family configuration. Also I need the family configuration for the 1865 Census for A. J. Robbs and J. L. Robs. Does anyone know if these census records can be purchased either on CD or in a transcribed format? Thanks in advance for your help Ida Cheek