> Here's the link I thought I had attached. Sorry > > http://www.wwiiregistry.org/ <http://www.wwiiregistry.org/> > > > Sande > > Dorothy Falk wrote: > >> I gather others have mentioned that you didn't include the URL. When >> you >> resend, please include the Clinton Co. List, too, or if you chose not >> to, >> may I forward your email to the List? >> Dorothy >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Nana & Papa" <[email protected]> >> To: <[email protected]> >> Sent: Friday, February 15, 2002 9:04 PM >> Subject: [ILSTCLAI] WWII Registry >> >> >> Hi Everyone, >> >> I thought I'd share this site my Dad just sent me on the WWII Registry >> site. You can add your WWII solider to this site. I hadn't heard about >> this, but he has been working on the WWII monument cause for the last >> four years. I hope this is useful to everyone. >> >> Sande in CA >> HEELY, KLAUS, SEEGER/SAEGER, GLENN, FALLS, RANDLEMAN, HOLCOMB, FURR, >> STULL, HACKENBERGER/HOCKENBERG, LOUDER/LOWDER, EUDY, LANDRETH, , TANURY, >> SALIM >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > >

Hi Everyone, I thought I'd share this site my Dad just sent me on the WWII Registry site. You can add your WWII solider to this site. I hadn't heard about this, but he has been working on the WWII monument cause for the last four years. I hope this is useful to everyone. Sande in CA HEELY, KLAUS, SEEGER/SAEGER, GLENN, FALLS, RANDLEMAN, HOLCOMB, FURR, STULL, HACKENBERGER/HOCKENBERG, LOUDER/LOWDER, EUDY, LANDRETH, , TANURY, SALIM

Would anyone know of books or material on Western Brewery that was located in Belleville abt 1890? II believe it was later bought up by Stag . My gr gr grandfather worked for them as a teamster. Thank you, Bob Pusateri

I'm newly registered for the St. Clair County list. Hello new friends...and warm greetings to my old genie friends of SCCGS. The Stehfest Cemetery was recently severely damaged. This small cemetery is north of Hecker (Monroe Co) one mile, and south of Belleville (St. Clair) about 9 miles. I would appreciate being notified of anyone/group that is working with the village of Hecker on the restoration of the cemetery. The newspaper estimated $11,000 in damages. Literally scores of markers were destroyed; I'm sure that my ancestors' markers are among them; I live in St. Louis County in Missouri and have not been over there yet. Heartbroken on Valentine's Day, Marsha Clark

Looking for informaiton on Harold George Ehut-Ehrit-Ehert-Ebert-Ekut??? I can not make out the last name. The address on the picture is 2603 East Main Street, Belleville, Illinois. A man in Navy uniform, time was World War 2, probably at Naval training camp in Illinois. My Stepfather had this picture amongst his things. Would love to find the family of this man to see if they would like the picture. Could someone look in the records of Belleville, Illinois in 1941-thru 1944, and find out the correct spelling of the last name. Thank you for your help.

If someone has an index of this cemetery would you please lookup some of my ancestors and provide date of death? John M. Hueckel Josephine T. (Baldus) Hueckel Many thanks. Conni in Ohio

On 11 Feb 2002 at 20:53, [email protected] wrote: > Searching for burial location for John M. and Josephine T. (Baldus) > Hueckel. Her date of death was February 14, 1928. His unknown. > Lived on family farm. > > Many thanks. > Conni in Ohio > > Green Mt. Prot. cemetery is the one listed on the St. Clair County Genealogy webpage at http://www.compu-type.net/rengen/stclair/stchome.htm Bobbie Verstraete (314) 921-1956 - - - - - - - - - Don't forget to visit my homepage, at: http://home.swbell.net/bobbiev/ specializing in St. Clair County, IL genealogy AND Normandy Class of 1963 Permission to SELL my email address hereby denied.

Hello Conni, Don't have specific info on HUECKEL, but if you go to the address line of your browser, highlight it and type in only the word HUECKEL, you will get 1,247 hits, or 1,247 different places where the surname HUECKEL appears. you can type in other stuff there to like first names and the maiden name. Perhaps this will help you to isolate the information you seek. Tom ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, February 11, 2002 4:53 PM Subject: [ILSTCLAI] Hueckel > Searching for burial location for John M. and Josephine T. (Baldus) Hueckel. > Her date of death was February 14, 1928. His unknown. Lived on family farm. > > Many thanks. > Conni in Ohio > >

Searching for burial location for John M. and Josephine T. (Baldus) Hueckel. Her date of death was February 14, 1928. His unknown. Lived on family farm. Many thanks. Conni in Ohio

Looking for the parents of DAVID C. CHAMBERLIN, born March 20, 1788 in Vermont, and died November 30, 1854 in Lebanon, Illinois. He married (1) SARAH B. HORNER October 04, 1827 in Lebanon, Illinois, daughter of NICHOLAS HORNER and SARAH WATTERS. She died 1835 in Lebanon, Illinois. He married (2) SUSAN RANKIN 1837 in Lebanon, Illinois, daughter of DAVID RANKIN. She was born 1805 in Lebanon, Illinois, and died 1889 in Lebanon, Illinois. Thank you. John Harding (2nd great grandson of David Chamberlin)

Well, I guess I can take my pick! As I wrote privately to Kitty, I believe they did take a trip to Colorado, so either possibility makes sense. Thanks, Clyde, for taking the time to reply! Betty In a message dated 2/10/02 2:10:36 PM, [email protected] writes: << Hi there all: Manitou Springs is also one of the premier trout fishing spots in Southeast Missouri..... Clyde Gotcher - Hermann MO Raking the leaves under my family tree. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kitty and Bill Gagen" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, February 10, 2002 3:30 PM Subject: [ILSTCLAI] Re: ILSTCLAI-D Digest V02 #27 > Betty, There is a Tower Grove Park in St. Louis. The only Manitou > Springs I have any knowledge of is in Colorado...maybe a vacation?? > > Jim, > Would you have any idea which house in Lebanon is the Bryan house? > Mckendree have a "library clean-out" while I was enrolled there and I > managed to get several of the William Bryan Jennings family books. > > Kitty Gagen > Lebanon, Il > >>

Dear Betty, I am most interested in these photos that you have found and identified! My cousins are part of the Chamberlin family of Lebanon - Ruth was an aunt of mahy of them and the sister of Virginia Chamberlin Pfeffer (who is stil living in St. Louis). Dr. M.H. Chamberlin was Ruth's great-uncle. The folks at the local historical society (Dona Monroe and Harrison Church amongst them) would dearly love to see what you have. I did not find your e-mail address in your note but will be happy to put you in contact with them as you wish! Thanks for making this kind offer - I know it will be well received by family and Lebanonites! Best wishes, Walter L. Pfeffer, II P.O. Box 1706 Columbia, MO 65205-1706 [email protected] -------------Forwarded Message----------------- A recently acquired photo album that belonged to my grandparents has pictures relating to or of some people whose names mean nothing to me. I'd love to hear from anyone who might know who these people are, and would be happy to share them with anyone related to these people. The names are: A. W. Morriss (picture of their residence in Lebanon, a beautiful large home) Bitzer (the picture is of a country road out near Bitzer's) Ben (Bon, Ban?) Morriss Baby Ruth Chamberlin (in a wonderful old baby carriage) Residence of Dr. M. H. Chamberlin, Lebanon Grave of Ella McCammon Dr. Waggoner's horse and buggy, hitched outside the office Main Street (Lebanon) looking west from Dr. Waggoner's office The "crokinole club" taken in Dr. Hammen's parlor (Mrs. Stillson, Mr. Wilson, Mrs. Hammen, Mrs. Morriss, Mrs. Wilson, Prof. Stilson, Nell Lehman) My grandparents were Edwin C. Hammen, a dentist who practiced in Lebanon starting sometime after 1893 (he was in Nokomis before that) and Ida Burton Hammen, who was born in Lebanon in 1868. They left Illinois in 1908, at which time they moved to California. Betty

Hi there all: Manitou Springs is also one of the premier trout fishing spots in Southeast Missouri..... Clyde Gotcher - Hermann MO Raking the leaves under my family tree. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kitty and Bill Gagen" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, February 10, 2002 3:30 PM Subject: [ILSTCLAI] Re: ILSTCLAI-D Digest V02 #27 > Betty, There is a Tower Grove Park in St. Louis. The only Manitou > Springs I have any knowledge of is in Colorado...maybe a vacation?? > > Jim, > Would you have any idea which house in Lebanon is the Bryan house? > Mckendree have a "library clean-out" while I was enrolled there and I > managed to get several of the William Bryan Jennings family books. > > Kitty Gagen > Lebanon, Il >

Betty, There is a Tower Grove Park in St. Louis. The only Manitou Springs I have any knowledge of is in Colorado...maybe a vacation?? Jim, Would you have any idea which house in Lebanon is the Bryan house? Mckendree have a "library clean-out" while I was enrolled there and I managed to get several of the William Bryan Jennings family books. Kitty Gagen Lebanon, Il

> I recently received a photo album that belonged to my grandparents. I believe > most of the pictures were taken between 1890 and 1908, many of them in > Lebanon. A number of places are labeled, and since I've never lived in > Illinois, I wonder if anyone could tell me where they might be. They are: > > (1) Mascoutah Road Most likely what is now Illinois Route 4 - which taken South, runs into Mascoutah. At one point, Route 4 makes a turn - and there is an oil road (most likely a township road) that continues straight - which goes directly into Mascoutah. It could also be that oil road. > (2) Tower Grove Park Not sure. > (3) The Bryan House - where William Jennings Bryan's father lived while > attending McKendree House in Lebanon. > (4) Sulphur Springs A spring with a high sulphur content located in Horner Park - the city park - which is about 2.5 miles outside of town - to the north of Lebanon. > (5) Clionian Hall > (6) Platonian Hall Both are societies/fraternitives at McKendree. > (7) Manitou Springs railroad station Don't know that one. > (8) Eads Bridge One of the bridges from East. St. Louis into St. Louis > (9) Forest Park (The Music Pavilion) In St. Louis - still exists Jim Bridges Lebanon resident 1946-1966

Betty, I doubt this will help you much but - Tower Grove and Forest Parks are probably those that are in St. Louis, MO. Gloria - St. Louis

A recently acquired photo album that belonged to my grandparents has pictures relating to or of some people whose names mean nothing to me. I'd love to hear from anyone who might know who these people are, and would be happy to share them with anyone related to these people. The names are: A. W. Morriss (picture of their residence in Lebanon, a beautiful large home) Bitzer (the picture is of a country road out near Bitzer's) Ben (Bon, Ban?) Morriss Baby Ruth Chamberlin (in a wonderful old baby carriage) Residence of Dr. M. H. Chamberlin, Lebanon Grave of Ella McCammon Dr. Waggoner's horse and buggy, hitched outside the office Main Street (Lebanon) looking west from Dr. Waggoner's office The "crokinole club" taken in Dr. Hammen's parlor (Mrs. Stillson, Mr. Wilson, Mrs. Hammen, Mrs. Morriss, Mrs. Wilson, Prof. Stilson, Nell Lehman) My grandparents were Edwin C. Hammen, a dentist who practiced in Lebanon starting sometime after 1893 (he was in Nokomis before that) and Ida Burton Hammen, who was born in Lebanon in 1868. They left Illinois in 1908, at which time they moved to California. Betty

I recently received a photo album that belonged to my grandparents. I believe most of the pictures were taken between 1890 and 1908, many of them in Lebanon. A number of places are labeled, and since I've never lived in Illinois, I wonder if anyone could tell me where they might be. They are: (1) Mascoutah Road (2) Tower Grove Park (3) The Bryan House - where William Jennings Bryan's father lived while attending McKendree (4) Sulphur Springs (5) Clionian Hall (6) Platonian Hall (7) Manitou Springs railroad station (8) Eads Bridge (9) Forest Park (The Music Pavilion) There is also a picture of Main Street looking west from Dr. Waggoner's office in Lebanon. The trees on the street look pretty small. Anyone who knows Lebanon well could probably date the picture fairly accurately. There are pictures of a couple of bridges, a large church, a domed mausoleum in a park-like setting, views of the "Nashville" at anchor on the Mississippi at St. Louis. Several photos are of people whose names mean nothing to me. I will list them in a separate message. Betty

Hi Jim, I think that would be included in the Belleville enumerations. Bob > Subject: [ILSTCLAI] ONLINE Census Images - 1880 Federal Census > Date: Fri, 08 Feb 2002 08:02:46 -0500 > From: Jim Schneider <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > Hi Everyone - > > This past week or so, I have been busy downloading federal census images > from Ancestry. For one reason or another I can not seem to find the > entries for the area that would become New Swansea (later Swansea) in > 1886. Can anyone point me in the right direction? > > Thanks in advance for any assistance. > > Jim Schneider > SCHNEIDER, FUGER, GANSMANN, PFEIFFER, WIMMER, BRAND, WAESCHLER, > SCHLOSSER, SAX, GUENTHER, ZELLER > \

I've gotten some of the ones I have listed already on my handout (rootseb.com, USGenWeb, FamilySearch.com, etc) and some new ones I will check out and add. Thanks to everyone who responded. I love the people on these mail lists who are so willing to share their expertise and knowledge. Conni in Ohio