Hi everyone, The following url is where you'll find the latest information on the upcoming LDS site. http://newsnet.byu.edu/noframes/show_story.cfm?number=9543 Robin Schuyler Co. ILGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilschuyl

I would not say that there was a disconnect with the MANLOVES. As late as the early 1900s Gilbert Beebe Manlove published a genealogy of the decendednts of William MANLOVE d: 1808 Guilford, N.C. I believe that I have managed to connect all the Manlove decendents This is the earliest lines. 1 MARK MANLOVE b: 1613 in Shropshire, Eng.-Liber 9. Folio 204, Trans. 1665 d: Bef February 02, 1665/66 in Somerset Co., Md. Fact 1: 1968 Baltimore Genealogical Comp.;The Early Settlers Of Maryland: G. Skordas Fact 2: "New Englanders In Maryland" The Genealogist: 2:131-149 Fact 3: 1889 Gilbert B. Manlove; History Of The Manlove Family Fact 4: 1932 Zula J. Barker; History Of The Manlove Family Fact 5: 1976 History And Genealogy Of The Manlove, Tharp, Reamer, Smith, Kelly Pioneer Families Of Schuyler Co. Fact 6: July 12, 1637 Marke Mendall, of the Eele River, laborer, made bond to be of good behavior and to appear at the next court. Surety: Richard Church.December 02, 1637 Again bonded for his appearance. Fact 7: January 02, 1636/37 Indicted as an acessory to a felony (a theft) so committed by Richard Shaw, and was found guilty and was censured to be whipt which was accordingly performed. PCR 1:63, 69, 74 Fact 8: November 06, 1639 Pd. 4L and 20 bushels of corn to William Hiller for five ac. at the Eele Riv +Hannah b: 1615 m: Abt 1640 d: Bef 1659 in Northhampton, Va.- 2 JOHN MANLOVE b: Abt 1646 in Liber 9, Folio 204, Transported 1665 d: 1694 in Murderkill Hundred Fact 1: 1968 Baltimore Genealogical Comp.;The Early Settlers Of Maryland: G. Skordas Fact 2: 1889 Gilbert B. Manlove: History Of The Manlove Family Fact 3: 1932 Zula J. Barker: History Of The Manlove Family Fact 4: September 14, 1666 Somerset Co. Wills EB#5:105 Fact 5: Somerset Co. Court Proc., 1665-1668. B#1: 31-32, In Archives Of Ma. Vol. 54 +Ann b: 1642 m: July 18, 1667 d: February 1669/70 *2nd Wife of John Manlove: +Elizabeth LOE b: 1644 in Liber 17, Folio 38, Immigrated 1672 with wife, of Somerset Co. m: September 09, 1672 in Ref. Court Rec. DBIKL, Folio 171, Princess Anne, Md. 2 CHRISTOPHER MANLOVE b: Abt 1648 in Liber 9, Folio 204, Transported 1665 d: Aft 1680 Fact 1: 1968 Baltimore Genealogical Comp.;The Early Settlers Of Maryland: G. Skordas Fact 2: July 1985 The American Genealogist: Vol. 61, #2,; The Migrations Of Mark Manlove In NewEngland, Va. and Maryland; George Ely Russell 2 WILLIAM MANLOVE b: Abt 1649 in England-Liber 9, Folio 204 d: 1694 in Delaware Fact 1: 1968 Baltimore Genealogical Comp.;The Early Settlers Of Maryland: G. Skordas Fact 2: September 14, 1666 Somerset Co. Wills EB#5:105 Somerset Co. Court Proc., for 1665-1668, B#1:31-32. Archives Of Ma.; Vol. 54 +Alice Robins-ROBBINS Father: George ROBBINS b: 1655-1659 in England-Del. Census: bef: 10-4-1686 m: November 01, 1676 in Ref.Court Records LIB,DBIKL,Folio 112, License Book 1797-18 2nd Marr: John Foster Census: bef: 10-4-1686 m: Bef 1698 in PCR 2:4 Maryland Mar. Lic. by Justice John Robinson 2 THOMAS MANLOVE b: Abt 1650 in Liber 9, Folio 204, Transported 1665 d: 1709 in Sussex, De. Fact 1: March 23, 1687/88 25/358,33/712 Bear Ridge 200 AC, Somerset Co., Md. Fact 2: March 20, 1678/79 24/246, 28/400 Hockley-50 Ac, Somerset Co., Md. Fact 3: March 30, 1683 25/88, 32/458 Hog Ridge, 200 AC, Somerset Co., Md. Fact 4: October 24, 1679 24/245, 28/429 Wanborough-100 AC Somerset Co., Md. Fact 5: 1968 Baltimore Genealogical Pub. Comp.;The Early Settlers Of Maryland: G. Skordas Fact 6: September 29, 1668 Somerset Co. Court Recs.: Wheras Sarah DeLamaas deceased left her estate in the hands of William Boyce of Annarnessex to the value of 4048 lbs. of tobacco appraised to the value by persons ordered to appraise ye the same by the court of Accomac in Va. and your petitioner the hands of Robert Caitlen executor in trust to ye said William Boyse which he denyeth and scrupleth to deliver. Fact 7: New Plymouth Colony In New England: Nathaniel B. Shurtleff +Jane WILLIAMS b: Abt 1646 m: 1667 in Somm. Co., Md. LIB IKL, Folio 169 *2nd Wife of Thomas Manlove: +Jane DELAMAAS Father: Antonio DELAMAAS b: January 1650/51 in Liber 17, Folio 382; Service 1672; Wife of Thomas m: September 29, 1667 in Princess Anne Co., Md. LIB DBIKL, Folio 109 Fact 1: 1968 Baltimore Genealogical Comp.;The Early Settlers Of Maryland: G. Skordas 2 MARY MANLOVE b: 1650 in Somerset Co., Ma. Fact 1: July 1985 The American Genealogist, V. 61, #2: The Migrations Of Mark Manlove in New England, Va. and Maryland; George Elly Russell Fact 2: 1889 Gilbert B. Manlove; History Of The Manlove Family Fact 3: 1932 Zula J. Barker; History Of The Manlove Family Fact 4: 1976 Oliver H. Kelly; History And Genealogy Of The Manlove, Tharp, Reamer, Smith,Kelley Families Of Schuyler Co., Ill. Fact 5: Maryland Land Patents: (MLP) 9:204 Fact 6: September 14, 1666 Somerset Co. Wills EB#5:105 Fact 7: Somerset Co. Court Proc., 1665-1668, B#1:31-32, in Archives Of Ma.: Vol. 54 ..+Thomas GILLEY b: 1644 m: Abt 1664 .*2nd Husband of Mary Manlove: .+Thomas WILSON b: 1646 m: Abt 1671 2 MARK MANLOVE b: April 1651 in England-Liber 9, Folio 204- Transported 1665 d: 1694 in Will Prob:2-20-1695/A Manlove Genealogy: Bruce A. Bendler; 1977 Fact 1: December 02, 1679 24/23 Pharsalia-600 AC Somerset Co., Md. Fact 2: 1968 Baltimore Genealogical Pub. Comp.; The Early Settlers Of Maryland; G. Skordas ..+Elizabeth GREENE b: 1653 m: April 04, 1692 in Somm. Co., Md. LIB IKL, Folio 162 2 HANNAH MANLOVE b: Abt 1652 in Liber 9, Folio 204, Transported 1665/LDS Ancestral File: ver. 4:13 Fact 1: 1968 Baltimore Genealogical Comp.;The Early Settlers Of Maryland: G. Skordas Fact 2: July 1985 The American Genealogist: Vol. 61, #2,; The Migrations Of Mark Manlove In New Fact 3: England, Va. and Maryland; George Ely Russell Fact 4: 1889 Gilbert B. Manlove: History Of The Manlove Family Fact 5: 1932 Zula J. Barker: History Of The Manlove Family Fact 6: 1976 Oliver H. Kelly: History And Genealogy Of The Manlove, Tharp, Reamer, Smith,Kelly Pioneer Families Of Schuyler Co., Ill. ...+John MERRICK b: 1650 in LDS Ancestral File: Ver. 4-13 m: June 25, 1667 in Somm. Co., Md. LIB IKL, Folio 152 2 ABIJAH MANLOVE b: Abt 1654 in Accamack, Va. /http://222.esva.net/ghotes/lank/i0000168.htm#168 Fact 1: July 1985 The American Genealogist, V. 61, #2: The Migrations Of Mark Manlove in New Fact 2: England, Va. and Maryland; George Elly Russell Fact 3: 1889 Gilbert B. Manlove; History Of The Manlove Family Fact 4: 1932 Zula J. Barker; History Of The Manlove Family Fact 5: 1976 Oliver H. Kelly; History And Genealogy Of The Manlove, Tharp, Reamer, Smith, Fact 6: Kelley Families Of Schuyler Co., Ill. Fact 7: MLP 16:308 Fact 8: September 14, 1666 Somerset Co. Wills EB#5 Fact 9: Somerset Co. Court Proc., 1665-1668, B#1:31-32, in Archives Of Ma.: Vol. 54 .+John PARREMORE b: Abt 1651 in Accamack, Va. /http://222.esva.net/ghotes/lank/i0000168.htm#168 d: Bef May 1688 in Nanicoke Hund, Somerset Co., Ma. .*2nd Husband of Abijah Manlove: .+Richard Hackworth b: 1640 d: 1669 *2nd Wife of Mark Manlove: +Elizabeth Roberts Williams b: 1630 in Liber 9, Folio 204, Transported 1665 m: 1659 in Northampton Co., Va d: in Pokemoke Co., Ma. *3rd Husband of Elizabeth Roberts Williams: +William Stevens m: 1666 in Ref. Test Pro No. 2, Folio 58 +William Greene b: in The American Genealogist: Vol. 61, #2: George Ely Russell m: February 02, 1665/66 in Ref Court Rec.DBIKL Folio 83-Test Prob. 1 William Greene b: in The American Genealogist: Vol. 61, #2: George Ely Russell d: in Pokemoke Co., Ma. +Elizabeth Roberts Williams 2 Elizabeth Greene b: December 28, 1668 2 Elizabeth Greene b: August 07, 1672 2 William Greene b: February 24, 1674/75 2 Anne WILLIAMS Manlove b: Abt 1644 in Liber 6, Folio 31, Transported 1663 Fact 1: 1968 Baltimore Genealogical Comp.;The Early Settlers Of Maryland: G. Skordas ...+Richard AINSWORTH b: Abt 1644 m: 1660 in Ref.Test No. Pro. No. 2, Folio 58, Somm. Co., Md. ...*2nd Husband of Anne Williams Manlove: ...+James WEATHERLY m: 1675 in Ref. Early Settlers Of Md, No.5,Folio 125:No.15 Folio 398 2 GEORGE MANLOVE b: September 24, 1660 in Liber 9, Folio 204, Transported 1665 d: February 16, 1692/93 in Kent Co., De. Fact 1: July 29, 1680 24/274 George's Marsh-50 AC, Somerset Co., Md. Fact 2: July 29, 1680 George's Grove, 24/443, 29/470: 500 AC Fact 3: November 07, 1694 Will. Made. Heirs, wife Ann; son Jonathan; daus. Ann, Tabitha, Elizabeth,; bros. Mark, Luke, John Walton (hus. of Persis) Wits., John Mulrony, John Walker. February 12, 1693/94 Probated Arch. Vol. A33, pg. 91. Reg. of Wills, Liber A, folio 14. Fact 6: 1968 Baltimore Genealogical Pub. Comp.; The Early Settlers Of Maryland; G. Skordas ..+Anne b: Abt 1677 m: in Delaware 2nd marr. Henry Molleston b: Abt 1660 d: Aft October 17, 1708 in Kent Co., Del. Fact 1: October 17, 1708 Will Made. Heirs: Wife Anne, son Henry; daus. Grace, Sarah, Mary Fisher, wife of Adam Fisher. Exec. wife Anne. Wits. John Wheeler, Robert Betts, Ann Williams Mark Manlove. November 12, 1708 Probated. Arch. Vol. A35, pg. 208. Reg. of Wills, Liber B, folio 67. 3 Mary Molleston b: Abt 1698 in Kent Co. Del . . +Adam Fisher b: in Kent Co. Del . m: in Kent Co. Del . 3 Grace Molleston b: Abt 1701 3 Sarah Molleston b: Abt 1703 d: Aft August 07, 1766 +Gray b: Abt 1684 *2nd Husband of Sarah Molleston: +Wheeler 3 Henry Molleston b: Abt 1705 ..+Jemima Manlove b: 1705 in Mispillion, Kent Co., De./LDS Ancestral File: JFJG-77 d: Bef November 11, 1760 in Kent Co., De Fact 1: August 20, 1760 Will. Made. Heirs: sons, John, Jonathan, Henry and William: dau. Jemima Brinkle, wife of John Brinkle. Execs. sons, John and Henry. Wits. Elizabeth Faries, G. Russell, Mark Manlove November 11, 1760 Arch. vol. A35, pgs. 211-212. Reg of Wills, Liber K, folios 245-246 ..*2nd Wife of Henry Molleston: ..+Sarah Manlove b: 1686 2 PERSEY-PEARLE MANLOVE b: August 29, 1663 in Liber 9, Folio 204, Transported 1665 Fact 1: 1968 Baltimore Genealogical Comp.;The Early Settlers Of Maryland: G. Skordas ..+John WATHAM-WALTON b: Abt 1663 m: May 26, 1681 in Pocomoke 2 LUKE MANLOVE b: August 26, 1666 d: Aft December 29, 1708 Fact 1: May 28, 1681 24/312, 28/362 Couley-800 AC, Somerset Co., Md. Fact 2: September 09, 1684 25/205, 32/455 Penwipe Point,100 Ac, Dorchester Co., Md. Fact 3: December 05, 1709 Will Made. Muther Creek; Heirs: Luke, William,George,John, Joseph,Anne,Mary. January 30, 1709/10 Will Prabated:Exe.sons Luke and William: Trustees:Mark Manlove and Joseph Booth Wits. William Simson, Rachel Manlove,Mark Manlove: Arch.vol.A4,pgs. 36/37.Reg. of Wills, Liber C, folios 85-86 .+Katherine NICHOLS b: Abt 1667 m: in Maryland *2nd Wife of Luke Manlove: .+Anna M. BROWNE b: Abt 1680 m: June 20, 1698 in Maryland Marr. Lic-by Justice John Robinson

-------- Original Message -------- Subject: [Fwd: Nonpopulation Schedules] Resent-Date: Fri, 12 Feb 1999 08:03:12 -0800 (PST) Resent-From: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY@rootsweb.com Date: Fri, 12 Feb 1999 08:17:08 -0800 From: "Ralph L. Fravel" <fravel@sonic.net> To: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY@rootsweb.com Sandy, regarding nonpopulation censuses, the following is from the National Genealogy Soc. lesson on census research. The first nonpopulation census, a census of manufactures was taken in 1810. This census was repeated in 1820. Censuses were taken of mines, agriculture, commerce and manufactures in 1840. All estant schedules are at the National Archives. 1820 census of manufactures. The National Archives has microfilmed the 1820 census of manufactures (M279). Schedules exist for Conn. Del. DC, Ga. Ill. Ind. Ky. Maine, Md., Mass., N.H., N.J., N.Y., N.C., Ohio, Penn. R.I., S.C., Tenn., Ver., Va. The schedules show the name of the owner, location of establishment, raw materials used, articles manufactured, number of employees, types and numbers of machinery and other information. 1850-1880 nonpopulation schedules were taken relating agriculture, industry or manufactures and social statistics. In 1880 the social statistics schedule was dropped and supplemental schedules were taken for the insane, idiots, deaf-mutes, blind, homeless children, prisoners and paupers and the indigent. Schedules are in various repositories in the states. Ky extants 1850-1860-1870 agriculture, Industry , social stats. 1880 Agriculture, manufactures and supplemental

Towards the bottom is a list of poeple who bought things at this estate sell. Many of them are from Schuyler County including my direct line ancestor, Robert Aten. -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Re: [ILLINOIS] Names from estate papers Date: Tue, 9 Feb 1999 18:59:57 +0100 From: Carolyn Atkinson <catkinsn@ECITY.NET> Reply-To: catkinsn@ecity.net To: ILLINOIS-ROOTS-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU Hi, I LOVE estate papers from IL. Really dig into what was sold at the estate. Take great care in collecting the names of those who purchased items at the estate auction, especially the land sales. Tradition was that first choices always went to the immediate family and then extended family before anyone else purchased anything. Land was usually purchased by family also. In one important link in my direct ancestry, that was MY CLUE!! My William Hays purchased a wooden barrel for $2! In the estate papers I received from the county in Fulton, they NEGLECTED TO send me ONE page. The disbursement. So when I did not see my William in any of the papers they sent me originally, I dismisssed this family. However, as I learned more in research, I went back and looked again, and with more knowledge, I saw the names of those I knew as son in laws and cousins names. So I went back and did more checking with census and such. I also made a contact that went and looked at the microfilm records, and sure enough, there was a disbursement paper, and the courthouse had neglected to microfilm it! My William Hays was on it, and thus I gained another set of grandparents. Now if I could ONLY find a WILLIAMS family who had a daughter Julia Ann Williams Hays who died and left 4 children, Emaline, Almira, Lamira and Thomas J Hays! Julia was married to William Hays. As for the estate sale, I have connected almost every name on it to my family some way or another. So just in case, here they are--- FULTON CO, VERMONT TWP, IL sale bill in the estate of James Hays, deceased filed this 15th day of March 1867. approved March 22/1867, recorded in book C page 279. EXECUTORS SALE Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned Executors of the Estate of James Hays, late of Fulton Co, IL, deceased, will on Friday January 11th, 1867 between the hours of 10 oclock in the forenoon and 5 oclock in the afternoon of said day, at the late residence of said deceased, in the Twon of Vermont, Fulton Co, IL, all the personal property and real estate of said decedent consisting of one house, two wagons, one buggy, a lot of stock hogs, household and kitchen furniture, Hay in the stack, corn in the crib, and various other articles to numerous to mention. Also at the same time and place will offer for sale all the real Estate of which the said deceased died, seized to wit, what is known as the old Wm Kerby farm, being 40 acres, NW SE of section 19; and 40 acres Nw, Sw of section 19 in Twp 4N1E. Also the old homestead house and orchard of the deceased, and a number of improved lots not necessary to mention, in the town of Vermont, terms of sales on personal property on all sums over $5.00 a credit of 12 months will be given purchases giving note with approved security, on Real Estate one third of the purchase money at thte time of sale and one third in six and the balance in 12 months from the day of sale purchases giving approved security to secure deferred payments. Vermont Dec 15, 1866 Ebenezer Kelly John Hays, Executors (A True Copy) The following names are those who purchased items at the sale: Note the names, most of them sure to be family: Nathan Chapman, HM Edie, Jacob Ryan, Peter DeMoss, John Hays, Thomas Toland, E. Kelly, Peter Demoss, James Webster, Joseph Shearer, JF Fadyce, George Fadyce, Joseph James, Robert Aten, SR Spears, EG Monell, SR Spears, same, Joseph Shearer, JF Fadyce(Fordyce), C Faydce, Robert Aten, J W. Kelly, same, C Fadyce, same, Thomas Toland, Thomas Baily Jr, Thomas Toland, Thomas Baily, Thomas Toland, Amos Beans, Joseph Hamer, Thomas Toland, John Hays, same, same, Benjamin Marshall, John Hays, same, FM Searls, John Hays, Thomas Toland, WG Kelly, John Wetch, WG Kelly, Henry Lamborn(on), Robert Aten, Thomas Toland, same, same, same, same, same, HL Ross, Samuel Frost, Lewis Bateson Jr, Thomas Toland, Henry Kimball, Peter DeMoss, JD Swarts(MY NOTE SCHWARTZ), E Kelly, Thomas Toland, John Hays, Peter DeMoss, Thomas Toland, Thomas Toland, same, same, Joseph Humer(MY NOTE--HAMER), Thomas Toland, same, same, Thomas Baily Jr, Robert Baily, Thomas Toland, John Hays, Joseph Shearer, Amos Beans, JD Swartz, E Kelly, WILLIAM HAYS, JK Cadwallader, E Baily, same, H Lindsay, E Baily, Thomas Toland, same, same, JW Hobbs, same, E Kely, Thomas Toland, George Derry, Robert Dilworth, John Hays, Thomas Toland, John Hays, same, same, same, same same, Thomas Toland, same, same, same, same, same, E Baily, George Swink, E C Gardenr, JD Swartz, John Hays, same, same, Joseph Shearer, Robert Baily, Ugene Fleary, Thomas Toland, John W. Kelly, JJ Crail, Thomas Baily Jr, George Swink, John Hays, Thomas Toland, JW Kelly, same, AA Mercer, Robert Aten, Peter DeMos, Thomas Toland, Benjamin Marshall, James J CRAIL, Robert Aten, John Hays. Total personal property sales $465.68, discount for cash on day of sale $2.56, Total amt of personal property sales $463.02 Real Estate Sales: The homestead--Cephus Toland one lot south and east of schoolhouse--WK Johnson one lot #10 Hays 2nd add--E. Kelly one lot #5 Hays 2nd add--Martin Mercer one lot #4 Hays 2nd add--Martin Mercer one lot #45 Hays 2nd add-- Joseph B. Royal one lot #46 Hays 2nd add-- Joseph B. Royal one lot #18 Hays 2nd add--Jacob Ryan one lot north of J. Vaughn--Thomas Toland 40 acres NW SE sec 19, 4, N1,E3--EC Gardner 40 acres NE SW sec 19, 4, N1,E3--EC Gardner Total of Real Estate Sales--$2364.62 Personal and Real Estate Total Amount of Sales $2827.64 We do hereby certify that the above Sale Bill in the Estate of James Hays deceased, is true and correct. Given under our hands this 11th day of January 1867, Except of sale bill over appraisment--E Baily Clerk, Pat(?) J. Ceail(?), Crier Notes and Accounts(those who owed James Hays) one note Wm Alexander and T G Wisdom 7/4/1837 $21.67 one note DH Beal 1/1/1858 $24.20 one note Thomas Baldwin 1/1/1858 $9.18 one note Greenberry Dan 1/1/1859 $25.23 one note Jacob Chapman 1/1/1858 $15.95 one note Wm K Mathewsen and AC Mathewsen 2/10/1857 $11.00 one note Wm MCurdy and ADMcBride --/1/1851 $30.00 one note JD Swarts 2/22/1839 $8.90 one note JD Swarts 1/1/1858 $50.18 one note B Gest and Joseph Beans Ball(?) 3/27/1858 $1.75 THIS IS THE PAGE THE COURTHOUSE MISSED! Names of Persons entitled to ben. Interest/relationshp/value/amt tax pd Elizabeth DeMoss/Dau/$337.50/$3.37--PETER DEMOSS HUSBAND Susan Kelley/Dau/""/""--EBENEZER KELLEY HUSBAND William Hays/Son/""/""--my direct line down. Jane Vaughn/Dau/""/""--SAMUEL VAUGHN HUSBAND James Hays/Son/""/"" Mary Toland/Dau/""/""--THOMAS TOLAND HUSBAND Marunda Swartz/Dau/""/""--s/b Malinda--JAMES D SCHWARTZ HUSBAND John Hays/Son/""/"" So, is anyone connected????? > >Date: Sun, 7 Feb 1999 11:50:20 -0600 >From: Becky <bhargett@CITYSCAPE.NET> >Subject: Names from estate papers > >Since there is so little information on the SHUFFLINs, I am trying to learn >more about their >neighbors & acquaintances. > >The following list of names were extracted from the estate papers of Timothy >Shufflin, who died in >Pope County on Oct 16, 1840. If you have any information on these people >(such as where they lived, >what their occupations were), please let me know. > >Any information or advice is always appreciated, >Becky > > >ANDERSON, Jacob >FENNEY, J. >HAZEL, King H. >HAZEL, Samuel >KIMBALAIN, John >MCCLERNAN, Col. John >MCCOOL, Benjamin >MCCOY, Charles >MCCOY, Jacob W. >MCCOY, Thomas >SHUFFLIN, Henry >SHUFFLIN, John >SHUFFLIN, Mary Jane >SHUFFLIN, Sarah Jane >SHUFFLIN, Timothy >SLOAN, Wesley >THRELKELD, Thomas >TIGNEN, George W. >VINEY, Sheriff >WATERS, George W. >WHITESIDE, John Sincerely Carolyn Leverich Atkinson / email: catkinsn@ecity.net 1602 York /In replying send copy of our correspondence. Des Moines, IA 50316 _________________________ JACKSON-CLAY-OVERTON-CO-TN-L@rootsweb.com DINGMAN-L@rootsweb.com listowner _________________________ ----------------------------------------------- To contact the list owner, use stephenL@indiana.edu For information on available lists, other list options, and other generally useful information, AND a web page for this specific list, visit http://php.indiana.edu/~stephenl/genealog.htm

In response to Carol Miller's e-mail: The Manloves go back a long way in Guilford and Rowan Counties NC. It's a well researched family; in fact, I believe there's a published genealogy out on the family in NC. Interestingly, there has been a giant disconnect between the NC and the IL branches, and the NCs know little about what happened to their ancestors' siblings, etc. after they "disappeared" from NC. If you have info on your first Manlove ancestors into Illinois, you might want to post to the Guilford County NC mail list on Rootsweb. I also wonder if someone could tell me where to find "Robin's page." I am very interested in Rushville happenings. At 12:29 PM 3/4/99 -0600, Tom&Carol Miller wrote: >Hi Listers: >To Pat who was asking about diseases in Schuyler Co. I will include at >the bottom of this note what I have found relating to the diseases. It >seems to be an earlier time frame than what you were asking about, tho. > >Robin is doing a great job on her page, the diseases will be included in >the Rushville History. A lot of the other histories have been posted, >along with lots of other new things. If you haven't checked out her >pages yet, then do so! The histories aren't all up yet, but keep >checking, a new one has been posted about every day. She has other >items of intersest that has been newly added to her list! > >Also, to the ones researching the Manlove surname. In the county >histories, I have seen that name mentioned a lot! > >The cholera in July, 1834, swooped down with its pinion of death and >proved a besom of destruction to many in the Rushville settlement. The >town then contained seven or eight hundred inhabitants, and so virulent >was the disease that most of them fled to other parts of the country. >Only about three hundred were left to take care of the sick and dying. >Over a hundred afflicted, and nearly one half proved fatal. > >Happy Hunting, >Carol > >

Hi everyone, Carol, thanks for mentioning the Schuyler Co. ILGenweb site! We're trying hard to put new information online every day. Which brings me to asking the subscribers on this list for help. Without your input and suggestions, I can't know what you want included on the website. As Sara mentioned in her letter, we are working together to get as much information online as possible. Our plan is not to duplicate material. As an example - Sara is putting online the biographies published in the 1882 history of Schuyler and Brown Counties, while I will start adding the biographies from the 1892 Biographical Review of Cass, Schuyler and Brown Counties. Sara will have the marriage indexes, while I will have births. Our hope is that you, as researchers, will use both sites! There must be other Schuyler County sites out there, too, that I'm not aware of! Please let me know so I can include a link on the GenWeb site. Please feel free to offer your suggestions!! Take care, Robin robin@firedragon.com http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilschuyl Schuyler County ILGenWeb Coordinator

Hey folks, Let give Sara Hemp and Robin Peterson a big hand for the much improved pages on Schuyler County. This takes many hours to put something this great together. I have to visit just about every day just to see what is new. http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilschuyl http://www.usgennet.org/~ahilschu Check these sights out as it is most interesting and getting better every day. Cheers for Sara and Robin. Carol == c_britton@yahoo.com http://www.fortunecity.com/millenium/cedar/264/index.html _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

Robin Petersen wrote: < Our hope is that you, as researchers, will use both sites! > < There must be other Schuyler County sites out there, too, that I'm not aware of! Please let me know so I can include a link on the GenWeb site.> < Please feel free to offer your suggestions!! > ME, TOO. Robin always seem to write things better than I can. Please help us make these sites better. Sara

The new host of the ALHN (American Local History Network) Schuyler County, Illinois is Sara Hemp. Please visit her site with much Schuyler Co History on it at: http://www.usgennet.org/~ahilschu She has been adding new stuff every day, so between her and Robin Peterson, there is a lot of Schuyler information to be found! ~ Carol ~

Carol, You might connect Linda Manlove at LManlove@aol.com. I am the new host of the ALHN (American Local History Network) Schuyler County, Illinois and Robin and I are working together to get everything we can up on both sites. My site is at < http://www.usgennet.org/~ahilschu > I've just started but am trying to get something up every day. Sara Tom&Carol Miller wrote: > > Hi Listers: > To Pat who was asking about diseases in Schuyler Co. I will include at > the bottom of this note what I have found relating to the diseases. It > seems to be an earlier time frame than what you were asking about, tho. > > Robin is doing a great job on her page, the diseases will be included in > the Rushville History. A lot of the other histories have been posted, > along with lots of other new things. If you haven't checked out her > pages yet, then do so! The histories aren't all up yet, but keep > checking, a new one has been posted about every day. She has other > items of intersest that has been newly added to her list! > > Also, to the ones researching the Manlove surname. In the county > histories, I have seen that name mentioned a lot! > > The cholera in July, 1834, swooped down with its pinion of death and > proved a besom of destruction to many in the Rushville settlement. The > town then contained seven or eight hundred inhabitants, and so virulent > was the disease that most of them fled to other parts of the country. > Only about three hundred were left to take care of the sick and dying. > Over a hundred afflicted, and nearly one half proved fatal. > > Happy Hunting, > Carol

Hi Listers: To Pat who was asking about diseases in Schuyler Co. I will include at the bottom of this note what I have found relating to the diseases. It seems to be an earlier time frame than what you were asking about, tho. Robin is doing a great job on her page, the diseases will be included in the Rushville History. A lot of the other histories have been posted, along with lots of other new things. If you haven't checked out her pages yet, then do so! The histories aren't all up yet, but keep checking, a new one has been posted about every day. She has other items of intersest that has been newly added to her list! Also, to the ones researching the Manlove surname. In the county histories, I have seen that name mentioned a lot! The cholera in July, 1834, swooped down with its pinion of death and proved a besom of destruction to many in the Rushville settlement. The town then contained seven or eight hundred inhabitants, and so virulent was the disease that most of them fled to other parts of the country. Only about three hundred were left to take care of the sick and dying. Over a hundred afflicted, and nearly one half proved fatal. Happy Hunting, Carol

I would like to thank everyone who responded to my query on the Epidemic. It is great the way everyone helps. Pat ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Does anyone know if there was an epidemic of some sort in Schuyler Co. from 1850 to 1856? I have a lot of people that died during that time and just wondered. Pat ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------51807C8A3113862C07BB8C9A Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --------------51807C8A3113862C07BB8C9A Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Message-ID: <36DCB264.C434DBB1@xtalwind.net> Date: Tue, 02 Mar 1999 22:54:12 -0500 From: "D. Dixie Davis" <dddgems@xtalwind.net> Reply-To: dddgems@xtalwind.net X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.06 [en]C-snapN406b1 (Win95; I) MIME-Version: 1.0 To: MICHELLE BLEY <Chelle2032@aol.com> Subject: 1913 DAVIS REUNION Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit left to right 1. William Goldsby DAVIS (Oakford, IL) b. 12 Nov 1842 - d. 13 Oct 1916 2. James Henry DAVIS b. 7 Nov 1847 - brother to William Goldsby DAVIS 3. Cyrus BAILEY b. aft 1900 - grandson to William Goldsby DAVIS 4. William Welcome DAVIS b. 17 Apr 1902 - g-nephew to William Goldsby DAVIS 5. Welcome Henry DAVIS b. 29 Aug 1903 g-nephew to William Goldsby DAVIS 6. Freeman SHOWALTER b. bef 1900 - son of Joshua SHOWALTER - brother to Albert Earl SHOWALTER 7. Joshua SHOWALTER b. abt 1859 - father of Freeman SHOWALTER 8. Leo SHOWALTER b. 1 Mar 1908 - ? 9. Maybe - Pearl Edward DAVIS b. 15 Feb 1905 - husband of Eva May TISDALE - brother of Lee DAVIS 10. ? 11. Lee DAVIS b. aft 1900 - son of Ed DAVIS 12. Hardy DAVIS b. 15 Jan 1873 - son of William DAVIS - husband of Alice BURTON 13. Rollie EMERSON b. bef 1893 - husband of Edna ??? 14. Edna (nee ???) b. bef 1898 - wife of Rollie EMERSON 15. Adelaide BAILEY b. aft 1900 - sister to Cyrus BAILEY - granddaughter to William Goldsby DAVIS 16. DAVIS twins - names unknown - b. aft 1905 - anyone know these two girls ? 17. DAVIS twins' mother - name also unknown b. bef 1896 - anyone know this lady? 18. Charles William DAVIS - b. 13 Feb 1893 - son of William Goldsby DAVIS 19. Anna Marie (nee HALE) b. abt 1895 - wife of Charles William DAVIS 20. Albert Earl SHOWALTER b. 8 May 1887 - son of Joshua E. SHOWALTER - brother to Freeman & Earl Nolan SHOWALTER 21. Eliza Jane (nee STITH) DAVIS b. 27 May 1848 - wife of William Goldsby DAVIS 22. Anna Marie (nee KETCHUM) DAVIS b. 20 Jan 1875 - 1st wife of James Stephen DAVIS 23. Sarah Frances (nee DAVIS) EMRICK b. 22 Nov 1909 - g-niece to William Goldsby DAVIS - daughter of James Stephen DAVIS & Anna Marie (nee KETCHUM) DAVIS 24. & 25. Etta (nee GOODEN) DAVIS b. 1 Oct 1871 (wife of # 52) and daughter, Cora DAVIS b. abt 1909 26. Kate (nee DAVIS) BAILEY b. abt 1880 - daughter of William Goldsby DAVIS - wife of B. C. BAILEY 27. ribbon in her hair - Ethel DAVIS b. 13 Apr 1892 - daughter of Sylvester W. DAVIS 28. Frank Stevenson "Dixie" DAVIS b. 27 Feb 1908 - g-nephew of William Goldsby DAVIS - son of Bert DAVIS 29. Myrtle Marie DAVIS b. 30 Jun 1902 - daughter of William Goldsby DAVIS - wife of Orly GODBY 30. Lydia Mary DAVIS b. 4 Dec 1904 - dau. of Ripley Elder DAVIS - wife of Thomas P. LANDRITH 31. Earl Nolan SHOWALTER b. 21 Nov 1888 - husb. of Fanny Winfred (nee EDLIN) - son of Mary Jane (nee DAVIS) and Joshua E. SHOWALTER 32. Fanny Winfred (nee EDLIN) SHOWALTER b. 24 Oct 1891 - holding daughter, # 33 33. Freda SHOWALTER b. abt 1912 - dau. of Earl Nolan & Fanny SHOWALTER - wife of William Hamilton, Sr. & wife of George NELLINGER 34. James DAVIS b. bef 1890 (Oakford branch) - need help on this one too 35. Bert DAVIS b. 29 Jul 1888 - father of Frank S. "Dixie" DAVIS - husb. of Edith Rebecca (nee HAYWARD) DAVIS - brother to Mary Jane SHOWALTER, William Goldsby DAVIS, Frances Minerva DAVIS, Emma Senora DAVIS, Thomas Edward DAVIS, Carolina DAVIS, Ripley Elder DAVIS, James Stephen DAVIS, Martha Ellen DAVIS, Nelson Jesse DAVIS, Oscar Rufus DAVIS, Benjamin Bowman DAVIS, John Harry DAVIS, Eva Ethel LIPPERT, Bertha Kitty LIPPERT. 36. Ripley Elder DAVIS b. 18 May 1877 - holding son # 37 37. Lohman Edward DAVIS b. 8 Aug 1910 - husband of Rose Marie (nee EUBANKS) DAVIS 38. Edith Rebecca (nee HAYWARD) b. 16 Jan 1891 - wife of Bert DAVIS - holding daughter # 39 39. Oliva Iva (nee DAVIS) MILLS b. 1 Jul 1911 - wife of James MILLS - mother of James, Larry, Gilbert MILLS 40. Alice (nee DAVIS) EMERSON b. abt 1868 - daughter of William Goldsby DAVIS - mother of Rollie EMERSON 41. "Sadie" Sarah Ann (nee HAM) DAVIS b. 13 Dec 1871 - wife of William Goldsby DAVIS 42. Sarah Ann (nee CANNON) DAVIS b. 7 Jan 1850 - wife of James Henry DAVIS - mother of Bert DAVIS, et al 43. James Stephen DAVIS b. 27 Feb 1880 (with leg over rail) - son of James Henry DAVIS - husb. of Sarah Ann (nee CANNON) DAVIS 44. Lillian Rosalyn (nee KETCHUM) DAVIS b. 1 Jan 1878 - wife of Ripley Elder Davis - sister to Anna Marie (KETCHUM/KETCHAM) - holding son # 45 45. Arleigh DAVIS, Sr. b. 18 Aug 1912 - being held by mother, Lillian Rosalyn DAVIS 46. Iva Alta (nee SHOWALTER) FOUTCH b. 23 Sep 1890 - sister to: Bessie Ethel, Albert Earl, Earl Nolan, Leo Lloyd, James Freeman, Prpha Margaret, Delta Mable & Lena Viola SHOWALTER. 47. Orpha (nee SHOWALTER) CURRY b. 3 Feb 1894 - sister to Iva Alta, et al 48. Delta Mable (nee SHOWALTER) HOKE b. 28 Nov 1895 - sister to Iva Alta, et al 49. & 50. unknown. Two grown women, one holding baby, both standing on first stair landing. HELP !!! 51. Vernena J. (nee DAVIS) TRIMPE b. abt 1906 - daughter of Charles Jenkins DAVIS & Etta (nee GOODEN) DAVIS 52. Charles Jenkins DAVIS b. 23 Dec 1869 (Oakford branch) - son of William Goldsby DAVIS - husband of Etta (nee GOODEN) DAVIS 53. Thomas Edward DAVIS b. 25 Jan 1874 - brother to Bert DAVIS, et al 54. unknown - young man standing on dirt in front of boardwalk - anyone know who? As far as I know, all of the above individuals are deceased. Most of them buried around Cass, Menard, Mason, Sangamon counties in central Illinois. I have permission of the owner of this picture to post it on the web, and have permission to email it to any of you who are related. As of now, this DAVIS family tree has over 4,900 souls. You are all welcome to ask questions, answer questions, and of course, contact me, a direct decendant of Goldsby DAVIS, who is the grandfather of Bert DAVIS, et al. Also have an old newspaper picture of the LIPPERT family and the BRYANT family, but I'm not sure how well they will scan. Will be looking forward to hearing from you. Sincerely yours, D. Dixie Davis --- Havana, Mason, IL > Beverly Hills, Citrus, FL --- Class of 1949 - Havana, IL Dixie - the river rat --------------51807C8A3113862C07BB8C9A--

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------48815355BE7ED77DAE5DF40C Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit MORE STUFF FOR FUTURE REFERENCES for those of you researching English roots. As ever - - - Dixie - the river rat --------------48815355BE7ED77DAE5DF40C Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Received: from bl-30.rootsweb.com (bl-30.rootsweb.com [207.113.245.30]) by onyx.xtalwind.net (8.9.2/8.9.2) with ESMTP id CAA21728 for <dddgems@xtalwind.net>; Tue, 23 Feb 1999 02:30:37 -0500 (EST) Received: (from slist@localhost) by bl-30.rootsweb.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) id XAA04952; Mon, 22 Feb 1999 23:27:01 -0800 (PST) Resent-Date: Mon, 22 Feb 1999 23:27:01 -0800 (PST) Message-ID: <00d501be5efe$84764480$f9679cd1@default> Reply-To: "Kathy" <KATHYCORRIHER@prodigy.net> From: "Kathy" <KATHYCORRIHER@prodigy.net> Old-To: <ILROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: Re: [ILROOTS-L] William Travis family of JoDaviess county Date: Mon, 22 Feb 1999 23:31:19 -0800 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Priority: 3 X-MSMail-Priority: Normal X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 4.72.3155.0 X-Mimeole: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V4.72.3155.0 Resent-Message-ID: <"4nZqpC.A.DNB.Ehl02"@bl-30.rootsweb.com> Resent-From: ILROOTS-L@rootsweb.com X-Mailing-List: <ILROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/1031 X-Loop: ILROOTS-L@rootsweb.com To: ILROOTS-L@rootsweb.com Precedence: list Errors-To: ILROOTS-L-request@rootsweb.com Resent-Sender: ILROOTS-L-request@rootsweb.com Births Deaths & Marriages Exchange in the UK and other countries: http://web.ukonline.co.uk/graham.pitt/bdm/contents.htm You may want to take a look to see if your surnames are listed anywhere here. Kathy in California -----Original Message----- From: erica loeffelholtz <valerian500@hotmail.com> To: ILROOTS-L@rootsweb.com <ILROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, February 21, 1999 3:04 PM Subject: [ILROOTS-L] William Travis family of JoDaviess county >I am searching for information on William Travis, who was born November >25, 1823 in England. He came to America sometime before 1845. He >married Elizabeth Ann Harker, and they had 6 children: Elizabeth >(b.1850), William, Deamealy (1857-1863), Thomas (b.1860), Mary (b.1862), >and Emaline (b.1867). William and Elizabeth are buried at the Council >Hill Cemetery, JoDaviess county, Illinois. > >I would appreciate any help. I am especially interested to find out if >anyone knows where in England William came from, when exactly he came to >America, who his parents were, and if any of his siblings also came to >the US. Thank you. > >Erica > >______________________________________________________ >Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com > > >==== ILROOTS Mailing List ==== >To Unsubscribe the Illinois Roots Mail List, >Mail Mode: ILROOTS-L-request@rootsweb.com >Digest Mode:ILROOTS-D-request@rootsweb.com >Type Unsubscribe > ==== ILROOTS Mailing List ==== Guidelines: Post anything you think might be helpful for your research or someone elses. Please Don't Post Spam mail, virus warnings, or chain letters --------------48815355BE7ED77DAE5DF40C--

Hello, my name is Teri Dorsett-Miller. miller@vom.com I am looking for others who are searching any part of my line of Dorsetts. I am interested in any and all information on the families listed below, particularly the parents of Ezra/Azariah Adcock-Dorsett and the siblings of Roscoe Virgil Dorsett. Ezra/Azariah Adcock-Dorsett b. 1787 Chatham or Randolph Co., NC m. Mary Beckerdite 1810+/- d. 1843 Schuyler Co., IL Lindsay D. Dorsett b. 1829 Chatham or Randolph C., NC m. Ferecia Emily Causey 1851 Schuyler Co., IL d. unknown Abner Causey Dorsett b. 1854 Illinois m. Mary Catherine Fortman 1878 Oran, Logan Co., IL d. 1929 Toppenish, Yakima Co., WA Roscoe Virgil Dorsett b. 1892 Springfield, IL m. Maude Irene Harris 1915 d. 1971 Pasco, Franklin Co., WA

When I lived in IL about ten years ago, I was told that the State or Counties had money set aside for maintaining cemeteries. You might check this out with some of the historical societies. They could know who to contact in the State government to see if this is true. Diane

Hi Richard, I've just recently moved to the state of Illinois, so am unaware of any governmental plans, but would like to offer some volunteer labor to help clean cemeteries this spring and summer in Schuyler Co.! Robin robin@firedragon.com http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilschuyl On Sat, 20 Feb 1999, Richard Graham wrote: > It was my understanding last fall that the state was going to start clearing off and taking care of some of the cemeterys, I was wondering if they have started yet are is this all hearsay, we are planing a trip > to Noel cemetery in the spring to do some more work at Burmingham ,it is a shame to let your > heritage go to pot like it has. I know it takes a lot of time and money to keep them up,but I think it can > be found somewhere. it seems like the state can find aplace to spend their money 0n a lot of other > projects to clean up why not this......Richard Graham rgraham@middletown-mo.net >

It was my understanding last fall that the state was going to start clearing off and taking care of some of the cemeterys, I was wondering if they have started yet are is this all hearsay, we are planing a trip to Noel cemetery in the spring to do some more work at Burmingham ,it is a shame to let your heritage go to pot like it has. I know it takes a lot of time and money to keep them up,but I think it can be found somewhere. it seems like the state can find aplace to spend their money 0n a lot of other projects to clean up why not this......Richard Graham rgraham@middletown-mo.net

Dear Sara - - - Tried to email from the web site, but it wouldn't work. A suggestion - - - When send an "all-inclusive" email to the group, put all of the addresses but one in the bcc group. That way when we want to print out the data, we don't have to print out all of the email address too. Thank you. Do you folks take credit card donations? If yes, can we do it on a secure server? Thanks for letting me put in my two cents. Dixie - the river rat http://geocities.com/Eureka/Office/2317 --- educational/fraud site