These letters were dated in early 1865. Thanks. Kurt -----Original Message----- From: Nosyaj71@aol.com <Nosyaj71@aol.com> To: ILVERMIL-L@rootsweb.com <ILVERMIL-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, November 21, 1999 2:06 PM Subject: Re: [ILVERMIL] RE:Shobal Haworth >Kurt, > There is probably some connection, but I have not come across that name >as of yet. >When were these letters dated? > Shobal Ellis and his wife Sarah Wright settled in Vermilion. Shobal is a >very uncommon name. > Sarah's parents were Sarah Haworth and James Wright. > Sarah's brother George also settled in Vermilion. >-Jayson > > >==== ILVERMIL Mailing List ==== >Vermilion County, Illinois >The ILGenWeb Project >http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilvermil/ > >============================== >Discover your ancestors and trace your family tree today at Ancestry.com. >You are invited to search our massive collection containing over 500 million >records, in over 1800 databases. Visit >http://ads04.focalink.com/SmartBanner/page?16226.4 > >

Kurt, There is probably some connection, but I have not come across that name as of yet. When were these letters dated? Shobal Ellis and his wife Sarah Wright settled in Vermilion. Shobal is a very uncommon name. Sarah's parents were Sarah Haworth and James Wright. Sarah's brother George also settled in Vermilion. -Jayson

You might check the surrounding counties. I know there were some Deckers in Douglas county later. I dated one there in 1970's and I believe there family had been there awhile. -----Original Message----- From: MSWings1@aol.com <MSWings1@aol.com> To: ILVERMIL-L@rootsweb.com <ILVERMIL-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, November 19, 1999 8:40 PM Subject: [ILVERMIL] Deckers in Vermilion Co. IL >Sorry the message I just sent was suppose to read DECKER's in Danville, >Vermilion Co. IL in 1906 to 1908. Thanks again Joyce > > >==== ILVERMIL Mailing List ==== >Vermilion County, Illinois >The ILGenWeb Project >http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilvermil/ > >============================== >Discover your ancestors and trace your family tree today at Ancestry.com. >You are invited to search our massive collection containing over 500 million >records, in over 1800 databases. Visit >http://ads04.focalink.com/SmartBanner/page?16226.4 >

Hello, Here is what I have on Susanna Dukes. Daryl Bruner 1. GEORGE W. UNDERWOOD. Son of JOHN UNDERWOOD & DRUSILLA MORGAN. Born 7 Dec 1828 in GEORGETOWN, VERMILION CO., ILLINOIS. Died 1898 in VERMILION CO., ILLINOIS. He married SUSANNA DUKES, daughter of STEPHEN DUKES & RACHAEL ELLIS, 24 Nov 1857 in VERMILION CO., ILLINOIS. Born 24 Nov 1836 in VERMILION CO., ILLINOIS. Died 18 Mar 1875. Buried in UNDERWOOD CEMETERY, GEORGETOWN, ILLINOIS. They had the following children: 2 i. LEVI D. UNDERWOOD ii. AMERICA UNDERWOOD; Born 1859 in VERMILION CO., ILLINOIS. iii. SARAH ANN UNDERWOOD; Born 20 Dec 1861 in VERMILION CO., ILLINOIS. She married JOSEPH THOMPSON DEAN, 23 Mar 1882 in DANVILLE, VERMILION CO., ILLINOIS. iv. JAMES L. UNDERWOOD; Born 11 Feb 1866 in ROSSVILLE, VERMILION CO., ILLINOIS. He married MARY A. B. COOK, daughter of ALONZO COOK & REBECCA OLEHY, 12 Feb 1902 in DANVILLE, VERMILION CO., ILLINOIS. Born 1870 in ILLINOIS. v. IDA B. UNDERWOOD; Born 5 Aug 1868 in ILLINOIS. She married EVAN B. MCWILLIAMS. vi. JOHN ALBERT UNDERWOOD; Born 22 Sep 1871 in ILLINOIS. He married FLORA P. GIANCANE, 13 Oct 1903 in VERMILION CO., ILLINOIS. vii. ALMA SUSANA UNDERWOOD; Born 3 Jul 1874 in VERMILION CO., ILLINOIS. She married FRANK MARROW, 1898. 2. LEVI D. UNDERWOOD. Son of GEORGE W. UNDERWOOD & SUSANNA DUKES. Born 16 Aug 1858 in VERMILION CO., ILLINOIS. He married SARAH A. BLACK, 25 Oct 1888. Born 11 Mar 1859. They had the following children: i. WILLIS J. UNDERWOOD; Born 31 Jul 1889.

I was wondering if you were familiar with a Shobal Haworth. I am researching the Dillon family and he mentions this name in his letters. I saw your posting a saw an obvious connection. Do you know anything? Kurt -----Original Message----- From: Nosyaj71@aol.com <Nosyaj71@aol.com> To: ILVERMIL-L@rootsweb.com <ILVERMIL-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, November 19, 1999 12:22 AM Subject: [ILVERMIL] RE:Dukes, Ellis, Lacey, Haworth, Smith, Black, Stark Families of Vermillion, IL >Hello, I'm researching my family in the Vermillion area. It seems it was a >popular destination for a lot of my ancestors. >Here is what I have been able to surmise: > In 1824, Stephen Dukes purchased land in Clark County, Illinois. This is >the first appearance that I can find of him. On 12/29/1825 Rachel L. Ellis >married Stephen Dukes in Edgar County, Illinois. In 1826 he purchased land >in Edgar County. In 1830 and 1839 he purchased land in Vermillion County, >Illinois. He appears as the head of household in Vermillion County in 1830 >and 1840. I have been unable to locate him in a census before that. > Rachel and Stephen had 11 children: Mary, Ellis, Sarah, John, James, >Louis, Susannah, Asa, Richard, William D., and Stephen. Stephen passed >away in 1846/47 as is buried in Dukes Cemetery in Vermillion County. >Recently someone emailed me the directions to this Cemetery. Common names in >the Cemetery are Lacey, Dukes, Ellis, and Haworth. > Rachel's parents were Shobal Ellis and Sarah Wright. I have come across >plenty of information on Sarah's family. However, Shobal is quite a mystery. > He appears in the 1800 census for TN and the 1810 census for Ohio. He >purchased land in Vermillion County in 1822, 1823, and 1830. He according to >an ancestral file submittal died in 1831 in Vermillion County, Illinois. >Sarah and Shobal had 9 children: Rachel, Wright, Catharine, Julian, John, >Susannah, Sarah, Ruth, and Barbary. Apparently a couple of other children >besides Rachel relocated to Vermillion with their parents. > Concerning Stephen and Rachel's children: >1) Mary Dukes born 21 Dec 1826 in Vermillion >2) Ellis Dukes: married Nancy Bowen Cook >3) Sarah Dukes married Richard Haworth. They or their children may have >relocated to California. Pearl Dukes of California (William Lacey Dukes, >John Dukes, Stephen Dukes). Had several letters from a Hannah Haworth in her >scrapbook. >4) John Dukes: b. 21 March 1832 m. Ruby Lacey. They had 9 children. He is >listed as head of household in the 1870 census for Georgetown, Vermillion >County, Illinois. His neighbor was his Uncle William D. Dukes who was >single. However, he did have his mother Rachel living with him. >Between 1872 and 1884. They relocated to Alpena, Jerauld County, South >Dakota. John Dukes participated in the 1884 Jerauld County Fair. He >purchased land in Beadle County in 1890. There is some beginning evidence >that he served in the state legislature in 1891 from Beadle County. I have >not confirmed his death date yet, but Ruby and John are buried in the Rest >Haven Cemetery in Jerauld County. > Their children: Rachel, Sarah, Mary, Martha, Susanna, William Lacey, >James, Nancy, and an infant who died after childbirth. > Rachel married James Black, Sarah married Robert L. Brooks, Mary married >Jon Black, Martha married Edward Stark, Susannah married William Stark, >William Lacey married Martha Eshleman, and Nancy married James Everett Smith. >Ruby Lacey's parents were William Lacey born in New Jersey and died[according >to a note by a fellow researcher] in 27 Sept 1873 in Vermillion County. His >wife was Saloma/Salona Sanderson of New York. She passed away in 28 Dec 1859. > They came to Illinois in 1853 > I don't know the name of any other of their children besides Ruby. > >5) James Dukes died in San Diego, California in 1899. He willed his land in >South Dakota to his brother William D. Dukes. His descendants were actively >involved in the Ramona Congretional church in San Diego >6) Louis Dukes: Rumor has it that he relocated to San Diego, California as >well >7) Susannah Dukes m. George Underwood >8) Asa Dukes: ? >9) Richard Dukes: He may have served in 35 Infantry from Georgetown, >Vermillion County in the Civil War >10) William D. Dukes: Head of household in 1870 census, single. His mother >Rachel was residing with him. He relocated to San Diego. >11) Stephen Dukes:? > >I would appreciate any information or suggestions on the above families. In >particular, is there a library that contains the probate/will records of >Vermillion residents? I tried searching through what IRAD offered on line, >but couldn't find anything. I am particularly interested in Shobal Ellis, >Rachel and Stephen Dukes, and Willaim Lacey's will or probate records. >-Thank You >Jayson Young > > >==== ILVERMIL Mailing List ==== >Vermilion County, Illinois >The ILGenWeb Project >http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilvermil/ > >============================== >Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. >RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. >http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi > >

Sorry the message I just sent was suppose to read DECKER's in Danville, Vermilion Co. IL in 1906 to 1908. Thanks again Joyce

Does anyone have any DECKER's at all in Danville, Vermilion County, IL about 1806 to 1808? Would love to hear of any DECKER's. Thanks Joyce

I have a book called the Blakeney Kith and Kin it list the family of shobal Ellis It also list Rachel Ellis and Stephen dukes along with there family if you would like the information let me know what you need and I will copy and send you the pages Wesley Miller

Someone was asking for information on coal mines in > the Danville > area. Sorry I did not keep the email address. I did > inquire with > Peabody mines and this was the response. I hope it > helps. > > Peabody does not have an historian or archivist, but > I do have > some > limited information on Peabody mines in > Illinois. > > Mine No. 1 (underground) was in Snider, Ill. > It was operated by > Southern Illinois Coal Mining & Washing Co. > from 1895 to 1920. > > Mine No. 2 (underground) was in Marion, Ill. > It was operated by > Ohio > & Mississippi Valley Coal & Min. Co. and was > open from 1898 to > March > 1901. > > Mine No. 22 (underground) was located in > Westville. It was > operated > by Peabody Coal Company from August 1915 to > 1916. It was known to > > have been operated by others prior to the > dates shown. > > Mine No. 24 (underground) was also in > Westville. It was operated > by > Peabody Coal Company from 1915 to 1916, and > again in 1944. It was > > known to have been operated by others prior to > date shown. > > I'm afraid I don't know anything about where > or how a miners > certificate was obtained. Have you tried the > Illinois Coal > Association? Below is their address and > phone: > > Illinois Coal Association > 212 South Second Street > Springfield, IL 62701 > Phone: 217-528-2092 > Fax: 217-523-5191 > > > Chris Taylor > Senior Representative-Public Relations

Seeking further details of Joshua Par(r)ish who married Sarah Morgan 8 Apr 1819 in Monongalia Co., (West) Virginia. This family would move to Vermilion Co., Illinois. Dates for Sarah Morgan Parrish are 1793-1854. Children: Margaret b. 1819, James Ulysses b. 1824, William H., and Francis Marion Parrish b. 1833. Thank you, Kathleen Rizer

Hello, I'm researching my family in the Vermillion area. It seems it was a popular destination for a lot of my ancestors. Here is what I have been able to surmise: In 1824, Stephen Dukes purchased land in Clark County, Illinois. This is the first appearance that I can find of him. On 12/29/1825 Rachel L. Ellis married Stephen Dukes in Edgar County, Illinois. In 1826 he purchased land in Edgar County. In 1830 and 1839 he purchased land in Vermillion County, Illinois. He appears as the head of household in Vermillion County in 1830 and 1840. I have been unable to locate him in a census before that. Rachel and Stephen had 11 children: Mary, Ellis, Sarah, John, James, Louis, Susannah, Asa, Richard, William D., and Stephen. Stephen passed away in 1846/47 as is buried in Dukes Cemetery in Vermillion County. Recently someone emailed me the directions to this Cemetery. Common names in the Cemetery are Lacey, Dukes, Ellis, and Haworth. Rachel's parents were Shobal Ellis and Sarah Wright. I have come across plenty of information on Sarah's family. However, Shobal is quite a mystery. He appears in the 1800 census for TN and the 1810 census for Ohio. He purchased land in Vermillion County in 1822, 1823, and 1830. He according to an ancestral file submittal died in 1831 in Vermillion County, Illinois. Sarah and Shobal had 9 children: Rachel, Wright, Catharine, Julian, John, Susannah, Sarah, Ruth, and Barbary. Apparently a couple of other children besides Rachel relocated to Vermillion with their parents. Concerning Stephen and Rachel's children: 1) Mary Dukes born 21 Dec 1826 in Vermillion 2) Ellis Dukes: married Nancy Bowen Cook 3) Sarah Dukes married Richard Haworth. They or their children may have relocated to California. Pearl Dukes of California (William Lacey Dukes, John Dukes, Stephen Dukes). Had several letters from a Hannah Haworth in her scrapbook. 4) John Dukes: b. 21 March 1832 m. Ruby Lacey. They had 9 children. He is listed as head of household in the 1870 census for Georgetown, Vermillion County, Illinois. His neighbor was his Uncle William D. Dukes who was single. However, he did have his mother Rachel living with him. Between 1872 and 1884. They relocated to Alpena, Jerauld County, South Dakota. John Dukes participated in the 1884 Jerauld County Fair. He purchased land in Beadle County in 1890. There is some beginning evidence that he served in the state legislature in 1891 from Beadle County. I have not confirmed his death date yet, but Ruby and John are buried in the Rest Haven Cemetery in Jerauld County. Their children: Rachel, Sarah, Mary, Martha, Susanna, William Lacey, James, Nancy, and an infant who died after childbirth. Rachel married James Black, Sarah married Robert L. Brooks, Mary married Jon Black, Martha married Edward Stark, Susannah married William Stark, William Lacey married Martha Eshleman, and Nancy married James Everett Smith. Ruby Lacey's parents were William Lacey born in New Jersey and died[according to a note by a fellow researcher] in 27 Sept 1873 in Vermillion County. His wife was Saloma/Salona Sanderson of New York. She passed away in 28 Dec 1859. They came to Illinois in 1853 I don't know the name of any other of their children besides Ruby. 5) James Dukes died in San Diego, California in 1899. He willed his land in South Dakota to his brother William D. Dukes. His descendants were actively involved in the Ramona Congretional church in San Diego 6) Louis Dukes: Rumor has it that he relocated to San Diego, California as well 7) Susannah Dukes m. George Underwood 8) Asa Dukes: ? 9) Richard Dukes: He may have served in 35 Infantry from Georgetown, Vermillion County in the Civil War 10) William D. Dukes: Head of household in 1870 census, single. His mother Rachel was residing with him. He relocated to San Diego. 11) Stephen Dukes:? I would appreciate any information or suggestions on the above families. In particular, is there a library that contains the probate/will records of Vermillion residents? I tried searching through what IRAD offered on line, but couldn't find anything. I am particularly interested in Shobal Ellis, Rachel and Stephen Dukes, and Willaim Lacey's will or probate records. -Thank You Jayson Young

I am in need of help in locating a marriage record for my ggfather Jacob Henry FRANCE. He married Mary Elizabeth PHILLIPS of Paxton, IL around 1886. His sister Amanda FRANCE was married to Morris BOCKOVEN in Elliott, IL. Mary Elizabeth's family farmed outside of Paxton(Button Twp) and had a home and farm also at Rankin, IL. I have checked the online database but nothing is there. The minister may not have made the return or possibly it was a church record only. The PHILLIPS family were Presbyterians. They arrived in Ford Co. around 1867 and Mary Elizabeth was born there in 1868. I am also looking for possible cemetery records for the death of John FRANCE in 1884. Thank you for your help. Bill Boyle

Does anyone know anything about a J. L. (possibly F.) Hall? He is listed as the physician on a death certificate from 1924 in vermilion county but has his address as Kirkwood Illinois. The only Kirkwood I can find is clear across the state. Was there a town named Kirkwood that changed it's name? sincerely Rodney Hall Subknave@msn.com

Hello, I also have some Goodners in my lines. I have Elisha Goodner m. Polly Ann Swisher, d/o Samuel and Lovina (Hoskins) Swisher. I also have Sarah Elizabeth Goodner b. 1863 Vermilion Co., IL, m. Simon Aklass Swisher 22 Dec 1885 Blount Twp., Vermilion Co., IL. Sarah was the d/o Daniel Goodner and Mary A. Driskoll. I have Elizabeth Goodner m. George Swisher. They had a daugher, Sarah (Salome) Swisher, b. 13 Dec 1803/1804 Guilford Co., NC, d. 9 Feb 1895 Stearns Co., MN, m. Azariah Hoskins 1 Feb 1829 Vermilion Co., IL. Then there is a Jacob Goodner m. Lovinia Moss. They had a daughter, Mahala b. 1840 Vermilion Co., IL, d. 30 Jan 1921 Pottawattamie Co., IA, m. Jacob Moss. Also a Margaret A. Goodner m. Eli S. Hoskins 12 Jun 1860 Vermilion Co., IL. Hope this helps someone. Daryl Bruner LYRAD22@aol.com

>There is a 2 book set of Goodner Family History. I don't know where >you are located but I assume maybe Vermilion Co. I have one of the two set Goodner families. My John Johnson married Susan Goodner, daughter of John and Margaret Swisher Goodner 27 Dec. 1848. John Goodner and his family were in Vermilion County, IL when he died about 1829-31. Henry's father was John Goodner and Margaret Swisher. Henry was a brother to my great great grandmother. Your Sara Ann Goodner, daughter of Jacob Goodner and Hester White. Hester was the first wife of Jacob, son of Peter and Mary Goodner. Jacob was born about 1776-1839. 2nd wife was Mary Ann Harwood, 3rd was Mr.s Zilpah Laforce. This is according to the Goodner Book Vol I. Also according to the book, Jacob moved to Switzerland Co., IN 1815 or 1816. Jacob apparently died in Switzerland Co., IN in the later part of 1839. His third wife remarried April 30, 1840 to Dana Jacobs, still Switzerland Co., IN. I haven't read far enough to tell you when they came to Illinois. Carol Hicks

I'm looking for the third wife and any children of my grandfather, Charles Paul Foxworthy, b. 31 May 1893, Fountain Co., IN. He married (1) Blanche Weir in Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co, IN in 1917, and they had one daughter Harriet Aileen Foxworthy. Blanche died about 6 months after Aileen was born, and Paul married Bertha Susan Walden in Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., IN in 1920. Their oldest son, Charles Paul Foxworthy Jr (Charles) was born in Crawfordsville IN in 1921 and then they moved to Danville, Vermillion, IL where they had two more children: my mother, Lois Imogene Foxworthy (1924) and William Jackson Foxworthy. Paul divorced Bertha, probably in 1946 and married a woman who worked in his abstract business in Danville. All I know about his third wife is that she was of Italian heritage and that in order to marry his third wife in the Catholic Church, my grandfather had his marriage to my grandmother Bertha Susan annulled (presumably by the Church, not a legal annulment). The social security death index gives 1968 as his date of death. If anyone is researching this line or has any information on Paul's oldest son Charles and his children, I'd appreciate anything you can share. Thanks Cheryl Helm

Sorry folks, I intended to send that long message to the individual. Walt Conner Walt Conner wrote: > > Thanks for the information. As for Goodners, at least 4 of my > family members married Goodners and of course they had children.

Mr. Conner & others, I am descended from Peter Cossart b. Aug 30 1746 in N.J. who migrated to KY. (He was later killed in an Indian attack on their settlement between 1781 and 1783.) Virginia Shank Wilson, a cousin, did a lot of research and wrote a book which gives the lineage of the Cossart family back to France. I'm fortunate enough to own a copy. She states that Peter's sons were the first to use the spelling Cossairt. There is an Albert Cossairt m. Magdalena Banta, 2nd Mary Driscle. Albert had a son named Henry. Albert died in Illinois Oct. 11, 1857. This may not mesh exactly with your information, but I have no children's names for Albert. He could be your ancestor, as he uses the same spelling as your family, and was in Danville. But, there are a lot of relatives who also came to the Danville area. I also have detailed information on a lot of other Cosat/Cossart/Cossairt/Cozatts! If anyone needs help, I'll try to help. Please be patient, as I work full-time and take night classes. Jodie Wilson jodiewil@glenmar.com

Thanks for the information. As for Goodners, at least 4 of my family members married Goodners and of course they had children. In a quick glance thru your message, I did not see familiar names. In fact you have Henry born in Vermilion Co., in 1824 and I don't think the Goodners related to our line would have been in Edgar Co., or Vermilion before mid 1830s. There is a 2 book set of Goodner Family History. I don't know where you are located but I assume maybe Vermilion Co. Jack Goodner of Danville has a set of these books, he is on line, but he is not the least bit interested in genealogy. I don't know if he would consider lending them to you or not. I was told they sold for around $100. If you are around Danville, you might also check the Illiana (sp?) Genealogical Society located in Danville. The error rate for information pertaining to our Conner line is very high in what I have seen of these books. I only have copies of a few pages pertaining to one marriage in particular but have seen other info. My GGGrandmother was Sara Ann Goodner, born in Gallatin Co., KY, Aug 1, 1812, daughter of Jacob Goodner and Hester White. She married John Conner Dec 23, 1828, in Dearborn Co., IN, and they came to Edgar Co., IL in 1835. John's brother Moses, married Margaret Jane Goodner, Feb 28, 1839 in Edgar Co., she was born in Dearborn Co., IN. Another brother, Jacob Conner married Rachael Goodner, also daughter of Jacob Goodner and Hester White on Oct 20, 1836 in Dearborn Co., she was born in Switzerland Co., IN. Sister, Catherine Conner married Michael Goodner, Dec 24, 1828, in Dearborn Co., IN. Michael, son of Jacob Goodner and Hester White was born Mar 4, 1807 in Gallatin Co., KY. Jacob Goodner may have had a brother who came to Vermilion Co., earlier. Do you know who Henry's parents were? In our line, Conners, Goodners and Lights came to Edgar Co.and Vermilion Co., IL, from Dearborn Co., IN, (now Ohio Co.) in the mid 1830s as best we can tell. Let me know if I can be of help. Walt Conner AllisonGen@aol.com wrote: > > > I have Goodner's thick on my tree also..would appreciate info on this line. > > Descendants of Henry Goodner > >

I checked the marriage books and find David Cosat Jr who married Mary E Goodner in Vermilion Co, IL on 1/11 1874. I have Goodner's thick on my tree also..would appreciate info on this line. Descendants of Henry Goodner Generation No. 1 1. HENRY1 GOODNER was born February 07, 1824 in IL per 1860 Blount Twp, Vermilion Co, IL census, and died August 17, 1902 in ?, buried in Johnson Cemetery, Vermilion Co, IL. He married SUSAN GRITTON February 11, 1845 in Vermilion Co, IL - Jacob Swisher signed for her, daughter of AMOS GRITTON and ELIZABETH HOLT. She was born March 10, 1826 in KY - per 1860 Ross Twp, Vermilion Co, IL census, and died June 27, 1898 in 72y, 1m 17d, buried in Johnson cemetery, Vermilion Co, IL. Notes for HENRY GOODNER: See Goodners also buried in Martin Cemetery, Newell Twp John d 7/27 1831, age 32 Infant of John and Margaret died sept 1831 Notes for SUSAN GRITTON: See Fithian Century book for info on William J and Nancy E Gritton Long Children of HENRY GOODNER and SUSAN GRITTON are: i. JOHN2 GOODNER, b. 1847, IL per 1860 Blount Twp, Vermilion Co, IL census; d. Unknown; m. DORA J GRITTON, March 31, 1882, Vermilion Co, IL, he was 35, she 19, both from Blount Twp.; b. Abt. 1865; d. Unknown. Notes for JOHN GOODNER: Is this the John Goodner buried in Johnson cemetery died 3/1 1903 55y 6m 11d buried with Rachel died 1880 "Mother". ii. AMOS GOODNER, b. 1850, IL per 1860 Blount Twp, Vermilion Co, IL census, twin w/Elizabeth?; d. ?, buried in Johnson Cemetery, Vermilion Co, IL?; m. ?, Did he marry Mary E Blagg 10/19 1871 VCI, fa P W Blagg?. 2. iii. ELIZABETH GOODNER, b. January 06, 1850, Blount Twp, Vermilion Co, IL; d. September 09, 1912, Blount Twp, Vermilion Co, IL, buried in Johnson cemetery. iv. LEONARD GOODNER, b. 1851, IL per 1860 Blount Twp, Vermilion Co, IL census. v. SUSANNAH GOODNER, b. 1854, IL per 1860 Blount Twp, Vermilion Co, IL census; d. Unknown; m. DANIEL M CLAPP, March 24, 1878, Vermilion Co, IL by John J Cosat, evangelist; b. 1855, Warren Co, IN (farmer); d. Unknown. vi. MARGARET GOODNER, b. 1857, IL per 1860 Blount Twp, Vermilion Co, IL census. Generation No. 2 2. ELIZABETH2 GOODNER (HENRY1) was born January 06, 1850 in Blount Twp, Vermilion Co, IL, and died September 09, 1912 in Blount Twp, Vermilion Co, IL, buried in Johnson cemetery. She married RITCHISON W WHITE March 30, 1871 in Vermilion Co, IL, son of JAMES WHITE and NANCY WILES. He was born March 11, 1848 in Blount Twp, Vermilion Co, IL, and died August 19, 1932 in Blount Twp, Vermilion Co, IL - buried in Johnson cemetery. Child of ELIZABETH GOODNER and RITCHISON WHITE is: 3. i. ADDIE JOSEPHINE3 WHITE, b. December 22, 1882, South Ross Twp, Vermilion Co, IL; d. August 21, 1959, Henning, IL, buried in Johnson Cemetery. Generation No. 3 3. ADDIE JOSEPHINE3 WHITE (ELIZABETH2 GOODNER, HENRY1) was born December 22, 1882 in South Ross Twp, Vermilion Co, IL, and died August 21, 1959 in Henning, IL, buried in Johnson Cemetery. She married DAVID IRA CLAYPOOL September 13, 1901 in Vermilion Co, IL, son of JOHN CLAYPOOL and SARAH GLENN. He was born August 26, 1870 in Newell Twp, Vermilion Co, IL, and died August 02, 1957 in Henning, IL, buried in Johnson Cemetery. Child of ADDIE WHITE and DAVID CLAYPOOL is: 4. i. RICHARD HENRY4 CLAYPOOL, b. June 20, 1904, Hoopeston, IL; d. July 07, 1975, Danville, IL, buried inJohnson Cemetery, Vermilion Co, IL. Generation No. 4 4. RICHARD HENRY4 CLAYPOOL (ADDIE JOSEPHINE3 WHITE, ELIZABETH2 GOODNER, HENRY1) was born June 20, 1904 in Hoopeston, IL, and died July 07, 1975 in Danville, IL, buried inJohnson Cemetery, Vermilion Co, IL. He married MYRTLE ELLEN HUFFMAN August 04, 1925 in Danville, IL, daughter of CHARLES HUFFMAN and MARIA HUFFMAN. She was born June 15, 1905 in Johnsonville, Vermilion Co, IL, and died December 30, 1986 in Danville, buried in Johnson Cemetery, Vermilion Co, IL. Children of RICHARD CLAYPOOL and MYRTLE HUFFMAN are: i. DONALD HERMAN5 CLAYPOOL, b. February 21, 1936, South Ross Twp, Vermilion Co, IL; m. BARBARA JEAN ROBERTSON, September 03, 1965. ii. THELMA R CLAYPOOL, b. May 16, 1926; d. January 12, 1997, buried in Mann's Chapel; m. (1) W ROSS; m. (2) F FARNSWORTH.