Searching for family members who relate to a James Lafayette Courtney and wife, Susan b. IL... resided here1880's...then moved back to Miami Co., KS then to Oklahoma...James L. Courtney changed his name to Taylor S. Haun and James S. Haun...Hauns, Courtneys were in MO, KS, TN....TXJEAN

April 30, 2000 Deborah Thurman Parks [email protected] Looking for any information on Sarah MITCHELL who was living with the Fleming THURMAN family in the Washington Co 1850 census. I have been told that she was the daughter of James and Peggy (LIVESAY) MITCHELL. Any help on any of these families would be appreciated. Thanks, Deborah Thurman Parks ============================================== Robert John Middleton P.O. Box 1114 Ladysmith, B.C. CANADA V9G 1A8 Fax/Phone (250) 245-5643 email [email protected] The ILGenWeb Project Washington Co. co-ordinator. My GENEALOGY home page URL is: http://mypage.direct.ca/m/mid/northam.html

I have posted a school picture of the students of Gravel Hill School, Gran Cote Prairie, Washington County, Illinois, c. 1920. My grandfather, Cleon Stevenson, is marked in the photo. He was b. 1909, and appears to me to be about 10 years old in the picture, so I'm guessing the photo was from 1919 or 1920. Does anyone have any history on this school, or possibly able to identify any of the other students in the picture? http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~druryfamily/photo10.htm Thanks, Tom Stevenson -- http://www.GenealogySource.com Stevenson genealogy page at: http://www.StevensonFamily.com Drury genealogy page at: http://www.DruryFamily.com Gideon genealogy page at: http://www.GideonFamily.com Researching AUBUCHON*CARON*DRURY*GIDEON*GIDLEY* HAYDEN*HEMPHILL*LOGAN*LYONS*McCAULEY*McKINNEY* POLLOCK*REID*SANDS*STEVENSON*TELFORD*TUTTLE*WOODS

Father - James Riley WILLIAMS - as James WILLIAMS on 1880 census, Washington Co., IL. with family. b. ca. 1844 probably in IL. d. 1880's. Mother - Rebecca ATCHISON - they were married 6 Dec 1866 in Washington Co., IL. b. 26 Apr 1849 IL. d. 28 Dec 1928 WA. female - Emma Frances b. ca. 18 Sep 1867 IL. d. 27 Sep 1923 WA. female - Luetta Jane WILLIAMS b. ca. 1869 MO. d. ca. 1892 at age 23 male - James Perry WILLIAMS b. 6 Feb 1874 MO. d. 1953 Vancouver, B.C., CANADA female - Neuma Ora b. 20 Nov 1876 MO. d. 9 Feb 1964 Multnomah Co., OR. male - Charles P. WILLIAMS b. Sep 1879 (Washington Co., IL.) female - Clara WILLIAMS b. after 1880 census d. at age 9 Seeking more information on Rebecca ATCHISON and James Riley WILLIAMS. Thanks ahead of time for any information or suggestions on this family or their possible relatives. Sincerely, Kay (Williams) Chestnut Hood River, OR. E-mail - [email protected] ==== WILLIAMS Mailing List ==== List web page: http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/lists/WILLIAMS.htm

Yes, I would like the photo of Lively Grove, IL emailed to me. I had relatives in that area. Thank you for your help. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Russell D. James" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2000 1:12 PM Subject: [ILWASHIN] Photo opportunity > I have a scanned photo from the early 1900's outside the Luechtefeld > General Store in Lively Grove, Illinois. Pictured in the photo are a > number of persons besides the Luechtefeld family. If anyone would like the > photo emailed to them, let me know. I'm asking the person who sent it to > me if it would be okay to put it on the counties' pages, so list owners, > please contact me so I can have your email if I need it. > > The other persons pictured are: > > Carl Frishmeyer > Phenia, Henry, and baby Henry Wienstroer > Nipper Rhode > Henry Grobe > Walter Shubert > >

Where is Lively Grove, Ill? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Russell D. James" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2000 1:12 PM Subject: [ILWASHIN] Photo opportunity > I have a scanned photo from the early 1900's outside the Luechtefeld > General Store in Lively Grove, Illinois. Pictured in the photo are a > number of persons besides the Luechtefeld family. If anyone would like the > photo emailed to them, let me know. I'm asking the person who sent it to > me if it would be okay to put it on the counties' pages, so list owners, > please contact me so I can have your email if I need it. > > The other persons pictured are: > > Carl Frishmeyer > Phenia, Henry, and baby Henry Wienstroer > Nipper Rhode > Henry Grobe > Walter Shubert > >

I have a scanned photo from the early 1900's outside the Luechtefeld General Store in Lively Grove, Illinois. Pictured in the photo are a number of persons besides the Luechtefeld family. If anyone would like the photo emailed to them, let me know. I'm asking the person who sent it to me if it would be okay to put it on the counties' pages, so list owners, please contact me so I can have your email if I need it. The other persons pictured are: Carl Frishmeyer Phenia, Henry, and baby Henry Wienstroer Nipper Rhode Henry Grobe Walter Shubert

At 12:53 AM 4/3/00 EDT, you wrote: >Please send me the web site address of Will Franklin. >Is there a Suiter web site? >Thanks. >Nancy > > >++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++= Hi Nancy: I'm behind in mail, did you find the WIL FRANKLIN web page??????? A link to it should be on my Washington Co. web page. (first page near bottom) Not sure about SUITER??? Regards, Robert. Robert J. Middleton Box 1114 Ladysmith, Vancouver Island BC Canada V9G 1A8 Phone (250) 245-5643 email [email protected] Washington County IL ILGenWeb Co-ordinator Washington County IL Mail List Washington County IL Web Page http://mypage.direct.ca/m/mid/northam.html

Annie Akins, born 1865 m. Frank Understahl, born 1858. They married 29 Oct 1885. Marriage license gives parents of Annie as Charles D. Akins and Sarah L. Stephens. Annie was living in New Minden at the time of her marriage and Frank lived in Okawville. Any help with these surnames greatly appreciated. Lynne

Beginning today, 4/21, for ten days the above referenced source is free at www.ancestry.com. Many people stopped in St. Louis before they moved to their next location.

Written to the list: +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ >>>>>In the Nashville News it states that in 1950 "The City of Nashville took possession of the abandoned cemetery on East Main Street. The latest date the cemetery had been used for burial was the 1840's and the City determined no need to move bodies because all had deteriorated" Does anyone have any idea what cemetery this was? Who was buried there? Any idea where it was?? <<<<< ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ I phoned an old timer in Nashville regarding the above cemetery, and was told by her that she believed a prominent man/doctor bought that land and cleared it of all indications that it was a cemetery, and built a house on it. She knew of no record ever being taken of the names in the cemetery, but said she thought the Historical Society had a couple of the original stones. She said she thought the cemetery had various names, and the only one she could recall might be "HENLEY" ???????? Might be possible that someone that lives closer to Washington County than myself might look into this further. Regards, Robert P.S. I have never been able to find a burial site for my early MIDDLETON settlers, could they be there?????? Nashville was built on Middleton land. Robert J. Middleton Box 1114 Ladysmith, Vancouver Island BC Canada V9G 1A8 Phone (250) 245-5643 email [email protected] Washington County IL ILGenWeb Co-ordinator Washington County IL Mail List Washington County IL Web Page http://mypage.direct.ca/m/mid/northam.html

Hello all, I am still having a heck of a time locating a readable census copy for the 1880 census of Washington County, Venedy Township. Does ANYONE have such a thing handy or a transcribed copy they can make photocopies of for me? I'll gladly pay. Russell

I have been trying to sort out the children of JOHN and CHARLES HARRYMAN, brothers who came to Washington County, Illinois near Okawville in abt 1818/19 to collect bounty land for being in the War of 1812. The children that I have for each may be mixed up. I have been trying to discover the father of my gg grandmother, Louise [Loess] Harryman, who m. Jackson Land [son of Joseph Land from St. Clair County, IL]. Ethel Harryman's book on the Harryman Family states Louise is Charles child,but I have also been told she was John's child. I have put her as John's child, but do not know if this is correct? I understand Charles Harryman had a Will and it listed his children, but I have been unable to find a copy. Does anyone have a copy of this Will? This is what I have on the Harryman family: JOHN HARRYMAN b. 08, June 1790 in Davidson County, TN, d. 03 November 1854 in Okawville, Wash. Co, IL., m SARAH [nee unknown] b abt 1789 in NC, d. Wash. Co., IL. The children I have for them are: 1. Allie b.13, March 1813 TN, d. 10, Nov. 1874, Evergreen Cemetery, Chester, Randolph Co., IL m. 25, Dec. 1831 Wash Co. to Harvey Neville. 2. Martha b. 1814 TN, #1m. 02 March 1835 in Wash Co, IL to John Moore Land, #2 M. 23 Feb 1851toWilliam B. Bozarth. 3. Louise [Loess] b. abt 1817 TN, d. Stockham, Hamilton County, Nebraska, m. 09, Nov. 1836 to Jackson Land. [Their children: Sidney J [1837] m. Eunice Presher, Margaret (Mary) [1838] m. William Cunningham, Alphius [1844], Joseph [1848] m. Martha Crooks, Charles [1849] m. Janet [Jennie] Campbell, Asa [1854] m..Amanda A. [nee unknown], and Sarah [1855] m. Phillip Housel.] 4. Lydia b. 24 Feb. 1819 TN, d. 23 Sept. 1880 in IL or MO, m. 20 Feb. 1837 Wash. Co., IL to Thomas Hammond Land. 5. Sarah [Sally] b. Feb. 1823 Wash Co, IL, d. abt 1873 MO, m. 11, Apr. 1842 St. Louis, MO to Charles Harryman. 6. Nancy b. 1824, m. 13 Aug. 1844 to John M. Diestencutter. 7. Mary [Polly] b. unknown m. 14 Jan 1844 to John Cummings. 8. Charles W. 27 March 1827 Okawville, Wash. County, IL, d. 25 November 1876 Okawville, Wash Co, IL, m. 12 Sept. 1850 to Mary Jane Strobeck. 9. Andrew J. b. abt 1829 Okawville, Wash Co, IL,, d. May 1856, m. Mary [nee unknown] 10. Malinda b. 1832 in Wash Co., IL CHARLES HARRYMAN b. 1, Sept. 1793 Davidson County, TN, d. 07 March 1867 in Okawville, Wash. Co. IL, #1 m. abt 1815 WINNEY [nee unknown] b. 26 August 1797 Halifax, VA, d. 05 October 1846 Okawville, Wash Co., IL. #2 m.1849, SARAH JONES [In 1850 Wash Co., IL Census her children Mary and Thomas Jones were living with them]. Charles and Winney had the following children [my list]: 1. Mary b. 13 Nov 1816 TN, m. 26 May 1839 in Okawville to James W. Cannady. 2. Nancy Harryman b. 26 May 1818 TN, d. 10 April 1855 Okawville, m.#1 06 Dec. 1838 Wash Co. to David Dodson, m. #2 21 Jan 1851 Washington Co, IL to Alsa Cannady. 3. Tabisha "Tabby" b. 26 May 1820 Wash Co, IL, d. 11, Jan 1869 Lawrence Co., MO, buried 100F Cemetery, Marionville, Lawrence Co. IL. 4. Susan b. 24 February 1822 Wash Co, IL, d. unknown, m. 08 Nov. 1846 Wash Co, IL to Burrell W. Gunn. 5. Sarah b. 20 June 1825 Wash Co, IL 6. Winney b. 7, Feb 1826 Wash Co, IL, m. 09, June 1850 Okawville, Wash Co, IL to Wyatt Kennedy. 7. Elizabeth b. 02, March 1828 Okawville, IL, d. 21 Sept. 1843 Okawville, Wash Co, IL 8. Charles b. 29 May 1829 in Okawville, Wash Co, IL, d. 2 Feb. 1893 buried Liberty Cemetery, Near Buffalo, Dallas County, MO, m. 14, Sept. 1850 to Amanda H. Ragland. 9. Job b. 1, Feb. 1831 Okawville, Wash County, IL, d. 24 Oct 1884 Okawville, Wash Co., IL, buried Harryman Cemetery, Venedy Twp, m. #1 2, January 1851 to Martha Elizabeth Land; #2 m. 1855 to Elizabeth Cook; #3 m. 22 Sept 1872 to Margaret Schmitt. 10. Thomas b. 20, Nov. 1833 Wash Co, d. abt. 1878 Conway, Laclede County, MO m. Elizabeth Strobeck abt 1835 in Belleville, St.Clair County, IL. 11. John b. 28 March 1836 Wash County. 12. Milo b. 01 March 1838 Okawville, Wash Co., IL, d. 28 May 1865, Bridgeport, Wash County, IL m. 29 Sept 1864 IL. Any additions or corrections or comments on this puzzle would be greatly appreciated! Thanks, Thora. [email protected]

I found a site with a list of books for sale for Illinois and Illinois Counties. I found some good stuff there. http://www.myfreeoffice.com/hrywlfrd//books.html

Anyone have an "in' with the secretary at St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Lively Grove? If so, please contact me. :) Russell

--part1_d2.2523865.2627dbfe_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Received this from another list. Thought it very interesting so am passing it on. Delores --part1_d2.2523865.2627dbfe_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <[email protected]> Received: from rly-zc05.mx.aol.com (rly-zc05.mail.aol.com [172.31.33.5]) by air-zc01.mail.aol.com (v70.20) with ESMTP; Thu, 13 Apr 2000 13:06:02 -0400 Received: from bl-11.rootsweb.com (bl-11.rootsweb.com [209.85.6.27]) by rly-zc05.mx.aol.com (v71.10) with ESMTP; Thu, 13 Apr 2000 13:05:14 -0400 Received: (from [email protected]) by bl-11.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) id KAA25727; Thu, 13 Apr 2000 10:03:33 -0700 (PDT) Resent-Date: Thu, 13 Apr 2000 10:03:33 -0700 (PDT) X-Original-Sender: [email protected] Thu Apr 13 10:03:29 2000 Message-ID: <[email protected]> From: "Cheryl Rothwell" <[email protected]> Old-To: "ILMARION" <[email protected]> Date: Thu, 13 Apr 2000 10:39:04 -0400 Organization: Genealogy MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="Windows-1252" X-Priority: 3 X-MSMail-Priority: Normal X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.00.2919.6600 X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V5.00.2919.6600 Subject: [ILMARION] Illinois Law Re Vital Records Resent-Message-ID: <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Resent-From: [email protected] Reply-To: [email protected] X-Mailing-List: <[email protected]> archive/latest/880 X-Loop: [email protected] Precedence: list Resent-Sender: [email protected] Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable X-MIME-Autoconverted: from 8bit to quoted-printable by bl-11.rootsweb.com id KAA25727 Here's some information of interest regarding vital records: WEST'S SMITH-HURD ILLINOIS COMPILED STATUTES ANNOTATED CHAPTER 410. PUBLIC HEALTH HEALTH INFORMATION ACT 535. VITAL RECORDS ACT Current through P.A. 91-111, apv. 7/14/1999 535/24. Access to vital records =A7 24. (1) To protect the integrity of vital records, to insure their proper use, and to insure the efficient and proper administration of the vital records system, access to vital records, and indexes thereof, including vital records in the custody of local registrars and county clerks originating prior to January 1, 1916, is limited to the custodian and his employees, and then only for administrative purposes, except that the indexes of those records in the custody of local registrars and county clerks, originating prior to January 1, 1916, shall be made available to persons for the purpose of genealogical research. Original, photographic or microphotographic reproductions of original records of births 100 years old and older and deaths 50 years old and older, and marriage records 75 years old and older on file in the State Office of Vital Records and in the custody of the county clerks may be made available for inspection in the Illinois State Archives reference area, Illinois Regional Archives Depositories, and other libraries approved by the Illinois State Registrar and the Director of the Illinois State Archives, provided that the photographic or microphotographic copies are made at no cost to the county or to the State of Illinois. It is unlawful for any custodian to permit inspection of, or to disclose information contained in, vital records, or to copy or permit to be copied, all or part of any such record except as authorized by this Act or regulations adopted pursuant thereto. WEST'S SMITH-HURD ILLINOIS COMPILED STATUTES ANNOTATED CHAPTER 410. PUBLIC HEALTH HEALTH INFORMATION ACT 535. VITAL RECORDS ACT Current through P.A. 91-111, apv. 7/14/1999 535/25. Search of files; certification of records; fee; conditions =A7 25. In accordance with Section 24 of this Act, and the regulations adopted pursuant thereto: (1) The State Registrar of Vital Records shall search the files of birth, death, and fetal death records, upon receipt of a written request and a fee of $10 from any applicant entitled to such search. A search fee shall not be required for commemorative birth certificates issued by the State Registrar. If, upon search, the record requested is found, the State Registrar shall furnish the applicant one certification of such record, under the seal of such office. If the request is for a certified copy of the record an additional fee of $5 shall be required. A further fee of $2 shall be required for each additional certification or certified copy requested. If the requested record is not found, the State Registrar shall furnish the applicant a certification attesting to that fact, if so requested by the applicant. A further fee of $2 shall be required for each additional certification that no record has been found. Any local registrar or county clerk shall search the files of birth, death and fetal death records, upon receipt of a written request from any applicant entitled to such search. If upon search the record requested is found, such local registrar or county clerk shall furnish the applicant one certification or certified copy of such record, under the seal of such office. If the requested record is not found, the local registrar or county clerk shall furnish the applicant a certification attesting to that fact, if so requested by the applicant. The local registrar or county clerk may charge fees for providing services for which the State Registrar may charge fees under this Section, except that such fees may not exceed the fees charged by the State Registrar. A request to any custodian of vital records for a search of the death record indexes for genealogical research shall require a fee of $10 per name for a 5 year search. An additional fee of $1 for each additional year searched shall be required. If the requested record is found, one uncertified copy shall be issued without additional charge. Any fee received by the State Registrar pursuant to this Section which is of an insufficient amount may be returned by the State Registrar upon his recording the receipt of such fee and the reason for its return. The State Registrar is authorized to maintain a 2 signature, revolving checking account with a suitable commercial bank for the purpose of depositing and withdrawing-for-return cash received and determined insufficient for the service requested. (2) The certification of birth may contain only the name, sex, date of birth, and place of birth, of the person to whom it relates, the name, age and birthplace of the parents, and the file number; and none of the other data on the certificate of birth except as authorized under subsection (5) of this Section. (3) The certification of death shall contain only the name, Social Security Number, sex, date of death, and place of death of the person to whom it relates, and file number; and none of the other data on the certificate of death except as authorized under subsection (5) of this Section. (4) Certification or a certified copy of a certificate shall be issued: (a) Upon the order of a court of competent jurisdiction; or (b) In case of a birth certificate, upon the specific written request for a certification or certified copy by the person, if of legal age, by a parent or other legal representative of the person to whom the record of birth relates, or by a person having a genealogical interest; or (c) Upon the specific written request for a certification or certified copy by a department of the state or a municipal corporation or the federal government; or (d) In case of a death or fetal death certificate, upon specific written request for a certified copy by a person, or his duly authorized agent, having a genealogical, personal or property right interest in the record. A genealogical interest shall be a proper purpose with respect to births which occurred not less than 75 years and deaths which occurred not less than 20 years prior to the date of written request. Where the purpose of the request is a genealogical interest, the custodian shall stamp the certification or copy with the words, FOR GENEALOGICAL PURPOSES ONLY. Cheryl Rothwell [email protected] --part1_d2.2523865.2627dbfe_boundary--

Hi All: During my recent move from Nanaimo to Ladysmith BC, the software program I use to up load new "queries" to the Washington co web page has "crashed". Until I get a chance to repair this problem, I will be posting the most recent queries to the mail list as not to keep people waiting. I think it's only about six or seven in the last month. Periodically I received a query from someone with no signature (that persons name). When I write to them and ask them to put their first and last name on their query, they do not reply. This is unfortunate. A persons name is required to index the query in the data-base. Regards to all, Robert. Researching: MIDDLETON and allied families in Washington, St. Claire, and Clinton counties. Robert J. Middleton Box 1114 Ladysmith, Vancouver Island BC Canada V9G 1A8 Phone (250) 245-5643 email [email protected] Washington County IL ILGenWeb Co-ordinator Washington County IL Mail List Washington County IL Web Page http://mypage.direct.ca/m/mid/northam.html

Did this question ever get answered? Has anyone approached the Nashville City Clerk for information? Kay from Washington County ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, March 22, 2000 9:09 PM Subject: Re: [ILWASHIN] Nashville In a message dated 03/21/2000 10:13:09 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > In the Nashville News it states that in 1950 "The City of Nashville took > possession of the abandoned cemetery on East Main Street. The latest date > the cemetery had been used for burial was the 1840's and the City determined > no need to move bodies because all had deteriorated" > > Does anyone have any idea what cemetery this was? Who was buried there? > Any idea where it was?? DANG!!!! probably where all my missing are...... :) Ava

Hi all, well I thought the Census joke was ok. I live in the Deep south with much prejudice and have seen this same census fitted to Southern Louisiana, Cajuns, African Americans, Mexicans, etc. I quite being so easily offended when I started working on this research on my family. I have been cursed at, yelled at, told off, run off, sometimes talked to death, etc and am still kicking. If you don't have a thick skin it is sometimes hard to do Genealogical Work as you find some real doozies in your background. What I wish is for someone to come up with a Genealogical Census Form that we researchers could use to pass out to our families. I just love all those little stories that the old timers tell and some of the other facts that get passed over in a typical Census Report. Good luck hunting to all, Shirley ----- Original Message ----- From: G. Douglas and/or Jeanette Clarke <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, April 11, 2000 5:45 AM Subject: [ILWASHIN] Excuse ME > Tammy, > I thought the redneck census was funny, but I've been so busy I haven't been > able to read the list lately (I'm saving them for the end of the semester, > when I can work on such things). Did you get some private nasty-grams about > the census? Please, don't be afraid to inject humor. We're adults here, I > think, and should be able to handle it. Those who can't, are the ones who > should leave the list, not you. > I know what it's like to post a message and be taken totally wrong, and > catch flak from listers. I've put my foot in it more than once, which is > not to say that you did anything wrong, but just that printed text can be > much more easily misunderstood than spoken conversation. > Anyway, hang in there. > Doug > > To the list, > > I sent the joke on the REDNECK census only because this was a census year > and > > I thought it would make some of you smile. Evidently it was against the > law > > and it won't happen again. > > Ava & Marci, Wayne and Marie, please keep my email address and keep me > > informed off this list as I am unsubscribing. > > I will be in Nashville Wednesday to do research, will any of you be ther. > > Its been fun but I'm done! > > Tammy Clark > > > > > >

Good Morning: I must have been 1/2 asleep last night when I sent the following query, as I sent it to [email protected] instead of to the list at [email protected] . Hopefully you're not getting it for the 2nd time! ================= Hello: I'm new to this list, and this is my 1st post, so hopefully I am presenting this query correctly. I am looking for the parents of, and any info. about William Tilford GARNER, Sr. & Mary NEAL, their children, their children's spouses and any other related kin or data: William Tilford GARNER, Sr., b. February 12, 1793 15 miles from Nashville,Washington Co, Illinois,USA, and Mary NEAL, his wife, b. 1797 Swain Township, Charleston, North Carolina, USA. They were m. June 06, 1814, Randolph County, Illinois, USA - Vol. #001/ Page # 0006. Known children: Susan GARNER; Lucinda GARNER; Polly Ann GARNER; Charles Thomas Cotesworth William Pinkney GARNER; Nancy T. GARNER; William Tillford GARNER, Jr.; Fleetwood Buchanan GARNER; Thomas Falkner Renfro GARNER, and possibly Mary Jane GARNER (Could be CARNER.). Charles Thomas Cotesworth William Pinkney GARNER, b. March 28, 1821; m. October 31, 1844 in Jackson County, Illinois, USA - No Vol., Page or License Nos. to Mary Baker WESTON, b. June 22, 1828, Perry County, Illinois, USA. Need info. on Mary's parents (Baker WESTON & Clarissa STANTON, and so on! Their children: William Baker GARNER, b. August 18, 1847, Randolph County, Illinois, USA; Katherine GARNER, b. February 05, 1851, Perry County Illinois, USA; Nancy T. GARNER, b. Bef. 1824, Illinois, USA; m. April 28, 1842, Randolph County, Illinois, USA - Vol. #None / Page #150 to Jefferson STEELE. Need info. on Jefferson and Nancy and his children! William Tillford GARNER, Jr., b. May 31, 1825, Illinois, USA; m. September 09, 1849, Perry County, Illinois, USA - Vol. #1, Page # 337 to Elizabeth Jane PARLIER, sister to Julian below. Need info. on Elizabeth's parents and so on! Fleetwood Buchanan GARNER, b. September 19, 1827, Illinois, USA; m. May 04, 1851, Perry County, Illinois, USA - Vol. #2, Page # 25 to Julian M. PARLIER, sister to Elizabeth Jane above. Need info. on Julian's parents and so on! James Cortez Marion Neal GARNER, b. February 07, 1835, Pinckneyville, Perry County, Illinois, USA; m. June 13, 1872, California, USA to Drucilla HOPWOOD. Thanks in advance for any assistance with this! Harleigh Harleigh & Sandy Winkler San Andreas, CA 95249 [email protected]