Hi, I am looking for the Webb family in Saline or Pope Co. Following are my people. Descendants of Enos Webb 1 Enos WEBB . +Mary CONDER ...... 2 George WEBB b: Unknown src: Margaret Smith Seipel d: Unknown Fact 1: Farmer Fact 2: Parents Enos Webb & Mary Conder .......... +Lura(Laura) E. SMITH b: 05/12/1881 src: Margaret Smith Seipel m: 10/26/1896 src: Margaret Smith Seipel d: 12/09/1968 in Evansville, Indiana src: Margaret Smith Seipel Fact 1: Housewife Fact 2: 8 children, 3 died in infancy Fact 3: Not sure of these dates Fact 4: Marriage lic #2100 married George Webb, father Enos Webb & Mary Conder Father: Lawrence William SMITH Mother: Permelia MOYERS .............. 3 infant deaths 3 WEBB b: src: Jeanette Moore 1984? letter to Margaret Smith Seipel .............. 3 Lina WEBB b: src: Jeanette Moore 1984? letter to Margaret Smith Seipel .................. +( ) WILLIAMS src: Jeanette Moore 1984? letter to Margaret Smith Seipel .............. 3 Lola WEBB src: Jeanette Moore 1984? letter to Margaret Smith Seipel .................. +( ) TISON src: Jeanette Moore 1984? letter to Margaret Smith Seipel .............. 3 Mildred WEBB src: Jeanette Moore 1984? letter to Margaret Smith Seipel .............. 3 Katie WEBB src: Jeanette Moore 1984? letter to Margaret Smith Seipel .................. +( ) LANDS src: Jeanette Moore 1984? letter to Margaret Smith Seipel .............. 3 Myrtle WEBB src: Jeanette Moore 1984? letter to Margaret Smith Seipel ...... 2 Isaac WEBB b: 04/15/1884 src: Margaret Smith Seipel d: 10/18/1959 in Pierson src: Margaret Smith Seipel Fact 1: Parents Enos Webb & Mary Conder .......... +Liddy Leota (Ottie) SMITH b: 02/09/1887 in Eddyville, Pope Co., IL src: Margaret Smith Seipel m: 08/07/1904 src: Margaret Smith Seipel d: 06/25/1989 in Saline Care Center, Harrisburg, IL src: Daily Register Harrisburg, IL obit Fact 1: Housewife and mother Fact 2: Married 8/7/1904 to Issac Webb lic #3312 per Marvin Barger Fact 3: Eight children? Fact 4: Died at 102 or 103 years of age Fact 5: Name spelling provided by Marvin Barger Fact 13: Burd: Pierson Cemetery Father: Lawrence William SMITH Mother: Laura S. BARGER .............. 3 Errein WEBB b: src: Jeanette Moore 1984? letter to Margaret Smith Seipel .................. +Audrey WALKER src: Jeanette Moore 1984? letter to Margaret Smith Seipel .............. 3 Truman WEBB b: src: Jeanette Moore 1984? letter to Margaret Smith Seipel d: in Deceased .............. 3 Jeannette WEBB src: Margaret Smith Seipel b: 09/26/1909 in Pope Co., IL src: Daily Register Harrisburg, IL obit d: 09/10/1999 in Ferrell Hospital, Eldorado, IL src: Daily Register Harrisburg, IL obit .................. +Clarence MOORE src: Jeanette Moore 1984? letter to Margaret Smith Seipel b: 07/03/1903 src: Wanda Moore m: 05/11/1928 src: Wanda Moore d: 12/18/1964 .............. 3 Minnie WEBB b: 06/14/1914 src: Wanda Moore d: 06/09/1986 in Harrisburg, Saline Co., IL src: SS Death Index .................. +Kenneth WISE src: Jeanette Moore 1984? letter to Margaret Smith Seipel b: 02/26/1911 src: Wanda Moore m: 12/23/1933 Thanks, Donna

Teresa, I hope this is the information that you may need. In the 1870 Saline County Census, there is a Julia A. Boyd, age 18, living in Long Branch Township with a Susaner BOYLE , which may be a spelling error. There are two males in the same household, also with the BOYD surname. One is Hiram, age 14 and the other is William, age 12. In the Saline County Marriage Register B, there is a William Boyd, age 44 who married Cordelia Heard on June 3, 1900. He lists his parents as Berry BOYD and Elizabeth SMITH and states he was born in Franklin County, IL. In the 1850 Federal Census in Franklin County, there is a Berry T. BOYD, age 25, born in Kentucky. His wife is listed as Elizabeth, age 23, born in Illinois and there is one child, Angeline (?) age 1. I hope this is the same family that you need, if not I apologize for the error. Best wishes, Barbara James Young wrote: > Does anybody searching on Julia A. Boyd? Do not know who are her parents or siblings. Julia A. Boyd was born between 1851 to 1853 and I do not know where she was born at. Julia married to Andrew J. Souther in Saline County in Feb. 15, 1872. > Their first child was Mary Alice Souther, born 1873 in Illinois. > There is more children: Andrew, Earnest, Sally, Lucindy, and William Souther. I only know Mary Alice Souther's birthdate, not the others. > I do not know when Julia A. Boyd Souther had died, but her husband has remarried again to Martha A. Lowe in 1880 in Raleigh Precient, Saline County. > I pray there is kind soul who will take interested in my ancestors. If you can help me, I will forever be in gratitude on your kindness. Thanks. Teresa from Oklahoma

A friend of mine from the Franklin Co., IL list asked me to forward this WEBB information. Sam in KY **** WEBB family in FCI has and would be interested in knowing more about this line:   <-SRJ (<A HREF="mailto:srjones@pcisys.net"><srjones@pcisys.net</A>)       1    William H PANKEY               ..    +Sarah A BICKERS               ...  2    Eliza Jane PANKEY  b: 1858 in ,SalineCo, IL       d: 18 Aug 1926 in West Frankfort, FranklinCo, IL  Burial: in Bankston Church Cem, Harrisburg, IL     .......    +Wilson HUDDLESON  b: 1828  m: 27 Nov 1879 in , Saline Co., IL         Father: Thomas HUDDLESON  Mother: Eliza HAMPTON ...    *2nd Husband of Eliza Jane PANKEY:               .......    +John Clark "J C" WEBB  b: Feb 1859 in Ewing Twp, Franklin Co, IL  m: 21 Dec 1883 in ,Franklin Co, IL    d: 1937    Father: Elijah Taylor WEBB  Mother: Nancy T CLARK ........  3    Harry Pankey WEBB  b: 17 Oct 1884 in Ewing Twp, Franklin Co, IL       d: 26 Jul 1942 in Mt Vernon, Jefferson Co., IL       ............    +?        d: Aft. 1942       ........  3    Genevieve WEBB  b: 08 Jul 1886 in Ewing, Franklin Co, IL      d: Bef. 1942       ............    +Jonathon PAUL               ........  3    John H WEBB  b: 19 Jun 1894 in Ewing Twp, Franklin Co, IL      d: Aft. 1942       ............    +Grace ?               ........  3    Paul C R WEBB  b: 16 Dec 1895      d: May 1970 in Anna, Union Co., IL       ........  3    George WEBB  b: Aft. 1896      d: Bef. 1942      

Does anybody searching on Julia A. Boyd? Do not know who are her parents or siblings. Julia A. Boyd was born between 1851 to 1853 and I do not know where she was born at. Julia married to Andrew J. Souther in Saline County in Feb. 15, 1872. Their first child was Mary Alice Souther, born 1873 in Illinois. There is more children: Andrew, Earnest, Sally, Lucindy, and William Souther. I only know Mary Alice Souther's birthdate, not the others. I do not know when Julia A. Boyd Souther had died, but her husband has remarried again to Martha A. Lowe in 1880 in Raleigh Precient, Saline County. I pray there is kind soul who will take interested in my ancestors. If you can help me, I will forever be in gratitude on your kindness. Thanks. Teresa from Oklahoma

Trev, My great great grandmother on my father's side was Mary Frances CHASTAIN, b. one of the daughters of William CHASTAIN, b. and Margaret DOBBS. William CHASTAIN was the son of She married a Hickman GOLDEN, son of Shadrack GOLDEN, in New Market, AL. Some of the CHASTAINS then moved up to southern IL, where they were found in the 18 Census of Massac Co., IL.

If anyone has the 1870 census for Saline would you please check for any of the following Turner family's. The following names may or may not been from this census. I am looking for one with a Daughter named Sarah Ellen Turner that would have been about ten in 1870. Thanks again for any help. John and Emiline Turner George W. and Mary J. Turner James and Mary Turner John and Loretta Turner David B. and Mollie Turner Tim and Sarah A. Turner William and Mattie Turner H.B. and Ida Turner William and Annie Turner James and Susie D. Turner Duke and Carrie Turner SOUTHPARLO@msn.com<br clear=all><hr>Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : <a href="http://explorer.msn.com">http://explorer.msn.com</a><br></p>

I'm looking for info on Opal STONE Hicks  (6/03/1890-5/02/1973)  Buried in the IOOF Cemetery in Golconda, Pope County, Illinois.  Married to Henry Camel Hicks, they had 4 children.  Opal Had a sister, Mattie, that married a Mr Hemp.  All help appreciated. Kathy Kathleen HAYES LaRose Searching: HICKS, ROBERTSON, SHELDON, AND STONE in Illinois

1910 Census, Ewing Twp., Franklin Co., IL: 54/55 WEBB, John C. Head M/W/51/M1/26 IL/IL/IL Agent/Insurance/W/N/0 Y/Y/- O/F/H , Eliza J. Wife F/W/52/M2/26/4/4 IL/IL/TN Y/Y/- , Jennie Dau F/W/22/S IL/IL/IL Music Teacher/OA Y/Y/- , John H. Son M/W/15/S IL/IL/IL Y/Y/Y , Paul C. Son M/W/14/S IL/IL/IL Y/Y/Y * John Clark WEBB (b. Ewing Twp., FCI s/o Elijah Taylor WEBB and Nancy T CLARK ) married * Eliza Jane PANKEY HUDDLESON (b. Saline Co., IL, d/o William H PANKEY and Sarah A BICKERS ) * on 21 Dec 1883 at Ewing College, FCI * Eliza 1/m Wilson HUDDLESON (s/o Thomas HUDDELSON and Eliza HAMPTON ) on 27 Nov 1879 at Saline Co., IL * (note this was Wilson's 2nd marriage - he was 51 and she was 21 at time of this marriage) * Jennie probably Genevieve WEBB b. 08 Jul 1886 Ewing, FCI (birth record) * John H WEBB b. 19 Jun 1894 Ewing Twp., FCI (birth record #3928) * Paul C R WEBB b. 16 Dec 1895>> My records also show that John Clark WEBB and Eliza Jane PANKEY were parents of George WEBB (dates unknown) and Harry Pankey WEBB, b. Oct 17 1884. And, Genevieve WEBB married a Jonathon PAUL.

I have Nora Pankey in my database with 10 siblings. Also with a half-brother from a second marriage of her father. I have approximate years of birth for them. Probably from the census. I don't think I've checked for dates of death. Let me know if you're interested in the info. My husband was a Pankey descendant. Patricia Mitchell Joliet, IL Researching: HUTSON/PYLE/EDWARDS/NUNN/PICKERING/SISK/MILLER/MITCHELL and others too numerous to mention

I found the probate papers, in my mother's belongings, of Nora Mattox. My mother inherited after the death of Nora (Pankey) Mattox on10th of July 1963 in Harrisburg, Saline County, Illinois. She was the widow of William T. Mattox. The probate papers name the heirs that would have been the descendants of her bothers and sisters. One of Nora's brothers was my great grandfather, Benjamin Franklin Pankey. I never knew about any brother and sisters. It lists Eliza J. (Pankey) Webb, Thomas J. Pankey. Alice (Pankey) Boatright and Carrie (Pankey) Moore as other siblings with descendants that also inherited. Does anyone know any thing about this family? Were there other siblings? Are their any descendants still living in the area? Does anyone know the birth/death date of any of the above people? Thanks. Karen Shields

unsubscribe ----- Original Message ----- From: <ILSALINE-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <ILSALINE-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2000 2:00 AM Subject: ILSALINE-D Digest V00 #369

Hi Folks, With the recent discussion of early churches, I think you might want to check out the new posting of The Early Minutes of The Middle Fork Saline Creek Baptist Church at the following address:http://freepages.misc.rootsweb.com/~jgholson/southern.htm When you get there scroll down to and click on "Early Church Records". There is an a page of original scanned document of date of Constituted Church. There is an index page of names with their location of pages person is listed in. There is also page 3 & page 4 of members names for 1826 & those there in 1846. Hope you enjoy, and find someone you know in these records. John

HI, On 1860 of Saline Co Census Raleigh pct Wm MOSS age 45 NC Ann S age 28 NC Lucy A age 9 NC George W age 1 IL Mext fmaily William H COX 23 IL Susan E(JOhnson) 18 IL Jocephus MOSS (male) 1/12 IL Is this marked wrong --Why would this MOSS baby age 1/12 be living with COX FAMILY HUBBARD there is a Hubbard in Eldorado pct 1860 Saline IL census Presley Hubbard 49 TN Jane 45 Ky Mary R 16 Ky Winfield 13 IL John M 9 IL Emily G 8/12 IL with family Joseph Bramblet 26 IL Is this the Family your are looking for? should I ck 1870 and 1880 also?? ---------- > From: Betty Sink <elvis5@midwest.net> > To: ILSALINE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [ILSALINE-L] NEW > Date: Wednesday, November 15, 2000 1:51 PM > > Hi... > > I am new to this site. I am looking for BRANAM AND HUBBARD in the > Harrisburg area.... elvis5@Midwest.net > >

----- Original Message ----- From: Smith, Mike - PHX ACTG <smithm1@DIALCORP.com> To: <ILSALINE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, 15 November, 2000 2:57 PM Subject: RE: [ILSALINE-L] Re: land coordinates > An excellent discussion on Illinois land locations is found at > http://www.sos.state.il.us/depts/archives/data_lan.html#location > > Mike Smith - AZ Nice site Mike, wish I'd seen your mail for i pecked on this key board, ha.... oh well. hey that map on here is great. I print it off..... anyone want to know where the base line is, hehe... Trev

Appreciate it folks. Especially you Sam ! We ("the family") are still paying taxes on the mineral rights on that stuff. Probably nothing left but a hole. We got a check once back in the 50's for about .07 from the Peabody Coal company. best steve

That was your share of the profit. Believe it or not, that passes down from gen. to gen.... ours passed down 4 that I know of (to my parents), until about 15 years ago... we had a family member that was a partner with a few others and leased out the rights to big corp (this was in franklin co)..... they got annual checks, and when they died it went to their heirs (it cuts drastically) and so forth... my mothers last check was a total of $14, the first generation received a few thousand. What was interesting was to see the annual statement (one of the last ones) and see the names of everyone (all partners, and their descendants).... it was several hundred people. Just another nice piece of paper trail to be looking for :-))) I know the next question is, where do you find it, and the answer is I don't know (I'm looking for more)<g> Best Regards, Trev ----- Original Message ----- From: <SSpunk@aol.com> To: <ILSALINE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, 15 November, 2000 9:15 PM Subject: [ILSALINE-L] Re: land > Appreciate it folks. Especially you Sam ! > > We ("the family") are still paying taxes on the mineral rights on that stuff. > Probably nothing left but a hole. We got a check once back in the 50's for > about .07 from the Peabody Coal company. > best > steve >

----- Original Message ----- From: <HELTSLEY@aol.com> To: <ILSALINE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, 14 November, 2000 10:23 PM Subject: Re: [ILSALINE-L] Re: land coordinates > Hey Trev, > How do the metes and bounds work in Illinois, statewide, countywide, etc. > Where is the base meridian where range and township measures start from? Hello Ernie, Metes & Bounds is a description of a tract of land by starting at a given point, running so many feet a certain direction, so many feet another direction etc., back to the point of beginning. In most cases, the same tract of land may be described in different ways, this being just one..... another is in terms of degrees (combined with M's & B's), of which this mail could not illistrate properly.... The rectangular system of describing land (like the description I gave Steve) is the most simple and almost always used when possible (Pre 19th century land records are a little more complicated, and yet another form of description). Just from memory (I haven't looked at this in a some time), the Principle Meridian line runs north and south thru the state of IL at the west edge of the Franklin Co line, all Range numbers east of this of course will have an E(ast) (all ranges in Saline). I can't remember exactly where the Base line is, but I know that the townships on the north edge of Saline are T5, and those at the north edge of Hamilton Co are T3, and I believe it is Wayne Co just north of Hamilton, so the Base line shoud run east and west thru wayne (and the state of IL). So all the township descriptions in IL below this are for ex. T7S..... so this will be the same as your home in AZ... > For instance, in Arizona, where I live, the base is at Basline Road near > I-10 in Phoenix and everything in the state measures east-west, north-south > from there. > I remember in Saline County in the 1950s they used to have package liquor > stores in some strange locations. One I recall was out in the sticks between > Galatia and Thompsonville as I recall. I was told then that it was because > they were in a different township and that sometimes liquor was voted in by > township rather than by county and city. TN is the same way, it goes be township.... but till have a couple dry counties, where they don't let it get to the township level yet (let's have a recount on that vote, ha).... Best Regards, Trev

Georgetta, Thank you very much for sharing this info with the Saline County researchers. Have often wished I had a Harrisburg phone book. Sincerely, MyrtaE@aol.com

Thanks to you too Mike. There's plenty there. Ernie Heltsley/Tucson

In a message dated 11/15/00 1:14:14 PM US Mountain Standard Time, perry@psln.com writes: > www.sos.state.il.us/depts/archives/data_lan.html > thanks Del Perry, I was warned that Illinois metes and bounds were complicated. Now I believe it. In Arizona, it's one point east and west in the whole state. Portola. That's way out there! Actually, I've driven real near it through Susanville. Thanks again, Ernie Heltsley/Tucson