Nope, sorry kiddo steve

I am looking for any information on William Hudnall and his wife Elizze, they had a son Milas William Hudnall/Hudnell that was born in Pope Co, IL., He married Ethel Prather of Saline Co, IL Thank you Richard D Nash

My marriage books only go to 1908. you might try to get a copy of the marriage license from the court house. Could some one with Saline Co. Marriage books, look for Silas Fears, 1920 census he was 24 and living with his mother and step father in E. Eldorado. And his Brother Earl E. Fears age 22 in 1920, died Nov.1973 also lived in E. Eldorado. Thanks Bill Fears bjf@grnco.net

Thanks! ----- Original Message ----- From: <PMitch2907@aol.com> To: <ILSALINE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, January 26, 2001 4:42 PM Subject: Re: [ILSALINE-L] Marriage Look Up > My marriage books only go to 1908. you might try to get a copy of the > marriage license from the court house. > > Could some one with Saline Co. Marriage books, look for Silas Fears, 1920 > census he was 24 and living with his mother and step father in E. Eldorado. > And his Brother Earl E. Fears age 22 in 1920, died Nov.1973 also lived in E. > Eldorado. > Thanks > Bill Fears > bjf@grnco.net > >

Could some one with Saline Co. Marriage books, look for Silas Fears, 1920 census he was 24 and living with his mother and step father in E. Eldorado. And his Brother Earl E. Fears age 22 in 1920, died Nov.1973 also lived in E. Eldorado. Thanks Bill Fears bjf@grnco.net

My family is the Bixler's of Eldorado. There was a Bixler School there. Does anyone know the history of it? Was wondering who it was named after, if it could be my family. How long it was in use, ect. Thanks Johnny Bond

Steve, Do you happen to have a Greenberry BAKER (b. 1845 d. 1921), living for a time in Missouri? Judy ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ --- SSpunk@aol.com wrote: > LOOKING for anything on my Edmund Baker b 10/10/1776 > SC? > m1 Saley Thorn 10/22/1800 Richmond County NC > (Listed in 1800 Richmond Co NC Census) > KNOWN: 2 children bc 1806/7 TENNESSEE > KNOWN: 2 children bc 1809/10 KENTUCKY > m2 Elizabeth ///??/// b 1793 TENNESSEE m c > 1810/11 > KNOWN: Edmund believed served in war 1812 > KNOWN: Was in Gallatin County ILLINOIS by 9/1814 > where they stayed > > This Baker family seems to have HEAVY ties to > TENNESSEE. > ALL children from m2 married people from Tennessee > along with 2 b c 1806/7 > TENNESSEE NAMES: WADDLE, JOHNSON (JOHNSON/GREER), > MOORE, PEARCE, DONAHUE, > GULLEDGE, DILLON > 1 son (Elijah) b c1809/10 KY m Elizabeth Bramlett > 1 daughter b c 1809/10 (Massey) m John Thorn (b NC > possible cousin or bro > to Saley ) > > Looking for thots on the TENNESSEE connection > > ANY thots are appreciated, thanks, Steve > sspunk@aol.com > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - Buy the things you want at great prices. http://auctions.yahoo.com/

LOOKING for anything on my Edmund Baker b 10/10/1776 SC? m1 Saley Thorn 10/22/1800 Richmond County NC (Listed in 1800 Richmond Co NC Census) KNOWN: 2 children bc 1806/7 TENNESSEE KNOWN: 2 children bc 1809/10 KENTUCKY m2 Elizabeth ///??/// b 1793 TENNESSEE m c 1810/11 KNOWN: Edmund believed served in war 1812 KNOWN: Was in Gallatin County ILLINOIS by 9/1814 where they stayed This Baker family seems to have HEAVY ties to TENNESSEE. ALL children from m2 married people from Tennessee along with 2 b c 1806/7 TENNESSEE NAMES: WADDLE, JOHNSON (JOHNSON/GREER), MOORE, PEARCE, DONAHUE, GULLEDGE, DILLON 1 son (Elijah) b c1809/10 KY m Elizabeth Bramlett 1 daughter b c 1809/10 (Massey) m John Thorn (b NC possible cousin or bro to Saley ) Looking for thots on the TENNESSEE connection ANY thots are appreciated, thanks, Steve sspunk@aol.com

While we re all thinking about it, does anyone know WHICH lines from these 2 families came to Pontiac Michigan ?? I went to school with kids from both families and there parents both had roots down here in Saline. THANKS steve sspunk@aol.com

LOOKING for anything on my Edmund Baker b 10/10/1776 SC? m1 Saley Thorn 10/22/1800 Richmond County NC (Listed in 1800 Richmond Co NC Census) KNOWN: 2 children bc 1806/7 TENNESSEE KNOWN: 2 children bc 1809/10 KENTUCKY m2 Elizabeth ///??/// b 1793 TENNESSEE m c 1810/11 KNOWN: Edmund believed served in war 1812 KNOWN: Was in Gallatin County ILLINOIS by 9/1814 where they stayed This Baker family seems to have HEAVY ties to TENNESSEE. ALL children from m2 married people from Tennessee along with 2 b c 1806/7 TENNESSEE NAMES: WADDLE, JOHNSON (JOHNSON/GREER), MOORE, PEARCE, DONAHUE, GULLEDGE, DILLON 1 son (Elijah) b c1809/10 KY m Elizabeth Bramlett 1 daughter b c 1809/10 (Massey) m John Thorn (b NC possible cousin or bro to Saley ) Looking for thots on the TENNESSEE connection ANY thots are appreciated, thanks, Steve sspunk@aol.com

> << (A Poem Dedicated to All the John Thompsons) by Jeanette Sartain > > > Wherefore art thou? > Now that I need you > to give me a hint > that will help me sort through > the desk-top mountain > of research I've compiled > (and that's not counting > the stuff I've filed!) > > You see, you're my hobby..... > I should say, "obsession", > you're the brick wall > in my kinship regression! > You don't know me, > but I know you, > and you couldn't have imagined > what I'd go through > just to get a glimpse > of your personality, > and make some sense > of your locality. > > Believe me, I know > That you're not to blame --- > It's your parents who gave you > that popular name! > And as you grew, > no nickname was used > to separate you > from the rest of the brood. > Never called "Slim", > "Rowdy", or "Pogo", > you just kept > your original logo. > (And to liven up > this little game, > when your kids were born, > you gave them your name!) > > You delighted in constantly > moving around.... > And it seems you got married > in every town. > Buying here, selling there, > avoiding the census > without a care > for those of us later > who would search and scramble > to keep up with you > who liked to ramble. > > I'm not finding fault > that you were independent.... > I like you that way, > after all, I'm your descendant! > I really wouldn't have you > any other way > I'm a chip off your block, > we share DNA! > > So please guide my research, > send me a clue > that will help me find out > more about you. > You are not forgotten, > and at all cost, > I try to make sure > that your story's not lost. > You're alive and well > in my pedigree..... > so don't ever forget, > You matter to me. >> > >

How about a Clarence Moore who married a Smith in Pope Co., IL? Donna

Is there anyone who has info on Fuel Moore b. 1810 NC did he have brothers that may have went from NC to Ga? I have looked for My Thomas Moore line and am thinking maybe this was the son of a brother to Fuel. I know Fuel had a son named Thomas b. IL. The Thomas I am looking for was born Ga I think around 1848 to 1850 GA He married Elvira ???? also born Ga. Any help appreciated!!! Thank You Ronnie Moore runt@rectec.net surnames: Moore,Maple,Clayton,Howard.Hays Stone,,Veal,Neil,Mitchell,Davis,Kirk,Bramlet Clutts, Samons, Jordan, ICQ 9642318

Is there someone who could look in the 1900 Saline Co IL. census for Andrew Kirk I need the household info. hoping Thomas P. is listed as stepson. I thought he was in White Co at the time but he was not listed for 1900 there. Thank You Ronnie Moore runt@rectec.net surnames: Moore,Maple,Clayton,Howard.Hays Stone,,Veal,Neil,Mitchell,Davis,Kirk,Bramlet Clutts, Samons, Jordan, ICQ 9642318

Thanks anyway. It was just a long shot. Donna ----- Original Message ----- From: ROBERT W WALLACE <rwwallace@prodigy.net> To: <ILSALINE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2001 3:38 PM Subject: Re: [ILSALINE-L]Sartain > Donna, > > I have no knowledge of Charles Sartain in IL. My family has always spelled > the name Sartin. I suppose your Charles could be related, as there are > several Charles' in my family. > > One Charles Sartin is said to have died in Carthage, TN, ca 1855 as a young > boy. > > I have an uncle named Charles Edward Sartin, but he was named after his > maternal grandfather. > > Sorry I couldn't help! > > Bob >

Shirley and Shelly, I also have a great grandmother Bain. She was b. 1837. m. bef 1872 Saline Co. Her name was Arena, and my grandmother was Louella, b. 1872. I would love to trade info with both/either of you. I do not know Arena's parents names She was born in Illinois, Her mother in SC and father in NC, taken from a Census after she married George W. Hudgins. If I connect Shelly, it could be Sally Ann is a nice to Arena, a child of her brother (perhaps Charles F. Bain.). Arena is buried in Eldorado and Louella Hudgins lived there all her life and buried at Wesley. JoAnn Latham Goldman

Donna, I have no knowledge of Charles Sartain in IL. My family has always spelled the name Sartin. I suppose your Charles could be related, as there are several Charles' in my family. One Charles Sartin is said to have died in Carthage, TN, ca 1855 as a young boy. I have an uncle named Charles Edward Sartin, but he was named after his maternal grandfather. Sorry I couldn't help! Bob

Bob, I noticed the Sartain name. Maybe you can help with a question or two on Charles Alexander Sartain. He married Sarah Elizabeth Davis Lane after 1886 in Saline Co. He and Lizzie had 2 children: Monta and Charles Davis. The last one was born in 1899. Then Lizzie remarries, but I have no idea what happened to Charles. Do you know if he died or they divorced? Donna ----- Original Message ----- From: ROBERT W WALLACE <rwwallace@prodigy.net> To: <ILSALINE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2001 12:32 PM Subject: Re: [ILSALINE-L] Cosby and Bain > Shirley, > > My ggrandmother was also a Bain from Saline Co. She was Margaret Jane (Bain) > Humphrey Sartin. She was born in 1856 and died in 1898. > > I have more info if interested. > > Bob >

Pat, Thanks for your help, I appreciate you taking the time. Good luck in your own research. Sharron Redden, ca. ----- Original Message ----- From: <PMitch2907@aol.com> To: <ILSALINE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 4:07 PM Subject: Re: [ILSALINE-L] Look-ups > Sharron > Sorry, I didn't find anything positive. There are Church's buried at Jones > Cemetery and Cottage Grove Cemetery but none you named. > Sorry > Pat > > Patricia Mitchell > Joliet, IL > Researching: HUTSON/PYLE/EDWARDS/NUNN/PICKERING/SISK/MILLER/MITCHELL and > others too numerous to mention > >

Shirley, Here is what little information I have. Sally Ann Bain b. Sep 27, 1894 IL married Thomas Logan Cosby on Feb 4, 1911 in Gallatin Co. IL. They had 5 children but only the oldest son Thomas lived after 1922. Husband Thomas died Dec 25 1921 in Eldorado, Saline Co. IL from TB. Sally left IL about a year later with her son. I have a photo of Sally's mother but do not know her name. Sally did have an uncle Charles F. Bain. She also had two sisters, Zora and Delia. Maybe something will connect. Shelley