The above are the names I am researching. Anyone searching these? Darlene

currentl searching information concerning William young my grandfather who married Flora Hampton in 1898. William was born 1868/9 he was left by Indians to be raised by a family called Black. This might bleed over to the St Clair, Randolph & Perry countues. Flora & William are buried in Marissa Cementery along with thier cousin John R Mc Bride & his Daughter Alpha R (McBride)White. Williams father was to be Mack Young (might be middle name?) This was what was on his death cert. Children: Descendants of William Meyer Young 1 William Meyer Young 1869 - 1936 .. +Flora Viola Hampton 1881 - 1936 ........ 2 Jeannette Belle Young 1899 - 1899 ........ 2 Estella Rosetta Young 1900 - 1971 ............ +Cale Jushua Williams 1902 - 1965 ........ 2 Zola May Young 1902 - 1904 ........ 2 John Meyer Young 1904 - 1906 ........ 2 Hartley Odin Young 1907 - 1927 ........ 2 [1] Wilford Leslie Young 1910 - 1986 ............ +Katherine Elizabeth Lane 1920 - 1975 ........ *2nd Wife of [1] Wilford Leslie Young: ............ +Vesta Mullins 1906 - 1981 ........ *3rd Wife of [1] Wilford Leslie Young: ............ +Helen Kereven 1910 - ........ *4th Wife of [1] Wilford Leslie Young: ............ +Alice Bell Hay 1912 - 1985 ........ 2 [2] Leonard William Young 1913 - 1986 ............ +Helen Barnes March - ........ *2nd Wife of [2] Leonard William Young: ............ +Ruth ? - 1984 ........ 2 Melba Pearl Young 1916 - 1919 ........ 2 Carsel Theodore Young 1919 - 1987 ............ +Reba Foster Thank You for any help Ty Young

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I'm looking for a place to purchase printed copies of the censuses for Washington County. I just discovered my gg grandmother as Malia Groszmann (Amalia Marie Grossmann) living with the Fred and Mathilde Heinrichsmeyer family in Covington on the 1880 online census. She's never come up on any indexes, film or computer. I about fell off my chair. All I've been able to document on her was her death in St. Peter in 1942. I was literally going through the online index at family search family by family to see what popped up. She's 12, of Swiss ancestry, born in Mascoutah. I'd like to get copies of the earlier censuses to check for her parents (John and Mary) and for others I have. She married Henry Pries. Is anyone on the list familiar with the Heinrichsmeyers? There's a story here somewhere. Thanks, Jerry Cowley

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/5g.2ADI/132.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: William BUDDE married his second wife Geneva Elizabeth ARRINGTON in Clinton Co., Illinois. Several BUDDE family members lived in Clinton County. He and Lizzie then lived around New Minden, Washington Co., Illinois in the 1890s. In 1900 they were living in Nashville, Washington Co., Illinois. But sometime between 1900-1902 they moved to East St. Louis City, Illinois which is in St. Clair Co., Illinois. Lizzie died young in April 1902, and at least the 2 or 3 youngest children grew up in a Childrens' Home in Hoyleton, Washington Co., Illinois. Their father and older children remained in East St. Louis City. By 1920, at least two of the children had moved to St. Louis City, Missouri to live. Hope this helps. Karen Long

Hi, folks! I've been working with the Washington County 1860 census for the first time in a while and remembered why I got so frustrated trying to find the pages I wanted. There are no township or town names included (for the most part) and 352 pages to search. Since I'm sure there are others on this list with the same problem, I put together this information which may be of help. Please let me know if you find any mistakes. Can anyone tell me where Osborne and Coloma are located? (see the list of Post Offices) Jean Schorfheide Galloway, NJ aschorfheide@comcast.net ----------------------- Washington County 1860 Census Aids The 1860 census of Washington County was taken by one man, L. F. Blankenship, between early June and mid-November in 1860. The locations are identified only by Township/Range references (no names) and Post Office. My assumption is that the Post Office listed was closest for residents to pick up their mail (please correct me if I’m wrong) and include locations actually outside of Washington County, such as Sparta and Centralia. The references are written T1S R1W for Township 1 South Range 1 West. Nashville is the only town listed without the Township/Range reference. Below is a table of the names for these references: Township 1 South Range 1 West – Irvington Township 1 South Range 2 West – Hoyleton Township 1 South Range 3 West – Covington Township 1 South Range 4 West – Okawville Township 1 South Range 5 West – Venedy Township 2 South Range 1 West – Richview/Ashley Township 2 South Range 2 West – Beaucoup Township 2 South Range 3 West – Nashville Township 2 South Range 4 West – Plum Hill Township 2 South Range 5 West – Johannisburg Township 3 South Range 1 West – DuBois Township 3 South Range 2 West – Bolo Township 3 South Range 3 West – Pilot Knob Township 3 South Range 4 West – Oakdale/Elkton Township 3 South Range 5 West – Lively Grove Township maps for Washington County can be found on-line at http://www3.telus.net/mid/maps.htm Explanation of page numbers: The first column is the page number originally written by the census taker in the space provided on the printed page. There are actually 4 sets of pages in the Washington County census: 1-230, 1-28, 1-42, and 1-52. The second column is the page number written on each page after the records were bound and is usually found on the opposite corner of the original page number. (The original Washington County census was bound in a volume with Wabash and Warren Counties. Wabash County has no additional page numbers, since its pages 1 through 185 match those pages in the bound volume. Warren County covers pages 186 through 656, and Washington County finishes the volume with pages 657 through 1008.) If you are searching the census on microfilm, using this page number wil make it easier to locate the section of the census for which you are looking. The third column is the image number used for viewing the census on-line at Ancestry.com. This is a subscription service, with digital images of all of the US censuses available (1790 through 1930). This is not a sales pitch and I will be happy to answer any questions about their service if contacted by private e-mail. ORIGINAL BOUND DIGITAL REFERENCE POST OFFICE 1-16 657-672 1-16 T2S R1W Ashley 17-33 673-689 17-33 T2S R1W Richview 34-57 690-713 34-57 T2S R1W Ashley 58-64 714-720 58-64 T2S R1W Richview 65-70 720-726 65-70 T2S R1W Osborne 71-72 727-728 71-72 T1S R1W Osborne 73-81 729-737 73-81 T1S R1W Centralia 82-91 738-747 82-91 T3S R1W Coloma 92 748 92 T3S R2W DuBois 93-106 749-762 93-106 T3S R2W Nashville 107 763 107 T2S R2W Ashley + Nashville 108-126 764-782 108-126 T2S R2W Nashville 127-148 783-804 127-148 Nashville Nashville 149-165 805-821 149-165 T2S R3W Nashville 166-180 822-836 166-180 T3S R3W Nashville 181-195 837-851 181-195 T1S R2W Nashville 196-197 852-853 196-197 T1S R2W Richview 198-203 854-859 198-203 T1S R2W Hoyleton 204-207 860-863 204-207 T1S R2W Richview 208-211 864-867 208-211 T1S R2W Hoyleton 212-217 868-873 212-217 T3S R5W Elkton 218-224 874-880 218-224 T3S R5W Sparta 225-229 881-885 225-229 T3S R5W Elkton 230 886 230 blank 1-27 887-913 231-257 T1S R4W Okaw 28 914 258 blank 1-11 915-925 259-269 T1S R3W Nashville 12-28 926-942 270-286 T3S R4W Nashville 29-42 943-956 287-300 T2S R5W Okaw 1-15 957-971 301-315 T1S R5W Okaw 15-28 971-984 315-328 T2S R5W Okaw 29-32 985-988 329-332 T3S R4W Nashville 33-44 989-1000 333-344 T2S R4W Elkton 45-52 1001-1008 345-352 T2S R4W Plum Hill

I am trying to re-contact Martha Reinhardt who used to live near Las Vegas. If anyone can provide me with a current email (offline please), I'd appreciate it. We were working on the Pries line in Washington and Fayette counties. thanks, Jerry in Boise

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Budde Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/5g.2ADI/132.1.1.1 Message Board Post: If you have access to the census, go to the 1920 or 1930 for there is a family of Budde's in Belleville, IL. Did your family come from Washington (town), MO or Washington County in what state?

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/5g.2ADI/132.1.1 Message Board Post: Mary, Thanks for the suggestions, and I appreciate you responding to my message. I have been trying to find more information in St. Clair Co., IL, as I learned that my BUDDE family left Washington Co. between 1900-1903 and moved to East St. Louis City, IL. I have found at least two other families by the name of 'BUDDE' in the area which don't seem to be related to my line or each other. All seem to have the same first names so it is very confusing. Thanks again, Karen Long, ks(underscore)long(at)hotmail.com (I write my e-mail address this way to hopefully avoid spammers 'picking' it up.)

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Budde Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/5g.2ADI/132.1 Message Board Post: Try looking in Belleville, St. Clair Co., IL. There are many Budde's there.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Suchomski, Kroll Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/5g.2ADI/304 Message Board Post: When you look for obits but do not find the one you want but find one you do not expect, it's time to share. Hope someone needs these. Ft. Myers News Press, Sunday, January 19,1992, page 6C Deaths Lee County Suchomski, Mary Veronica, 90 of North Fort Myers, funeral in Nashville, Ill. local arrangements by Harvey-Engelhart's North Fort Myers Funeral Home. Ft. Myers News Press, Wednesday, February 21, 1990, page 7B Deaths Kroll, Alexander, 81, of Cape Coral, funeral to be announced, arrangements by Coral Ridge Funeral Home and Cemetery. Oh, there was nothing further on these people. Happy hunting Trudy

Hi list, I am looking for any information on the BLAND family believed to be in this 3 county area between 1820 and 1860 (and later). Associated family names include RANDLE, JOHNSTON, HATCHER, BABB, COUNCIL, GILBERT, BURNS, HILL, LAYTON, LIPPINCOTT, BURDEN, & LOUCKS. I appreciate any information you may have. Thank you, Kevin Fraley familyman@intergate.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/5g.2ADI/296.1.1 Message Board Post: The death certificate is only available to immediate family, but the obituary would be on the Nashville News microfilm at the Nashville Library or possibly the Centralia Sentinel at Kaskaskia College.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/5g.2ADI/296.1 Message Board Post: Dear Barbara, I think with the recent dates of your ancestor impossible for most people to look up easily on mircrofilm. Perhaps try writting fthe State for a death cert. Unsure of the cost of Ilinois D.Certs, in Missouri around 10 dollars.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Zakrzewski Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/5g.2ADI/108.1.2.1 Message Board Post: Yes, the bapt record helped---thanks,Del

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Krawiecki,Pawlak,Jankowski,Michalek,Majewski, and many Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/5g.2ADI/108.1.2 Message Board Post: I hope the baptismal record helped you :)

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Allen, Maxwell, North Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/5g.2ADI/303 Message Board Post: Robert NORTH was born 1847 in Randolph Co, IL, to Levi and Catherine (ALLEN) NORTH. Upon their deaths, he moved to Perry Co, IL, where in 1860 he resided in the home of an uncle, John M ALLEN. Nearby, two of Robert's brothers and two of his sisters resided in the home of Malcom G "Mac" MAXWELL, Sr. One of his sisters had become Mac's second wife in 1856. In 1869, Robert married Jemima Ann "Jane" MAXWELL, d/o Mac and first wife, Anna A DAVIS, who had died in 1855. The ceremony took place at Mac's home in Grande Cote Prairie, at the NW corner of Perry Co, IL. Robert and Jane moved then into the SW corner of Washington Co, where at least the first two of their children were born in the Elkton, Elkhorn portion of Oakdale TWSP. In an affidavit some years later, Robert stated he moved his family in 1876 to the City of Nashville, Washington Co, IL, then to Central Township, St Louis Co, MO, in 1891. The area in which his residence there was located became the City of Webster Groves, St Louis Co, MO, in 1896. Like his older brothers, Robert was a veteran of the Civil War, and claimed to have suffered from a variety of ailments which he blamed on his military service. He earned his living as a carpenter and cabinet maker, a trade followed by his eldest son, Albert. Robert died at his home in Webster Groves in 1909. Jane died there in 1922. They were buried at the Oak Hill Cemetery (now Forever Oak Hill) in nearby Kirkwood, St Louis Co, MO. In the estate of Albert's son, Clarence, who died in 1992, a small photograph of a child was discovered, labelled Eva May NORTH. No age was given, and the photo was not dated, but Eva is believed to have been the subject of a family tale about Albert's sister, who lived to be only six or nine years of age. In the 1900 Census, Jane was identified as the mother of 6, of whom 4 were still living at that time. The following list is an approximate make-up of her family, with Eva presumed to have been Jane's third or fourth child: 1. Anna J NORTH (1870-1953); spinster 2. Albert Malcom NORTH (1872-1956) 3. unk - probably b/d btn 1873 and 1880 (not in 1880 Census) 4. unk - probably b/d btn 1873 and 1880 (not in 1880 Census) 5. Edward Rbt NORTH (1882-1909) 6. Wm Casper NORTH (1885-1958) Anyone having information about the two "young" NORTHs in this family is urged to contact me by e-mail. I have information to share about Anna, Albert, Edward and William. Albert was my paternal grandfather, and Clarence was my uncle.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/5g.2ADI/302 Message Board Post: Thomas MAXWELL, possibly Thomas S MAXWELL, was born c.1793 in a far-eastern county of TN. He married Lydia (maiden name unknown) between 1810 & 1817, most likely in Bedford Co, TN. She had also been born c.1793, presumedly in TN. Thomas has been identified as 1 of at least 7 heirs to the estate of another Thomas MAXWELL (c.1755-c.1831), late of Bedford Co, TN. During the early 1830s, the other heirs deeded their shares to the younger Thomas, who spent several years settling the affairs of the elder Thomas in TN and adjacent States, before moving with Lydia to Washington Co, IL, in the late 1830s. It is believed Lydia died sometime between the 1850 and 1860 Census terms. In 1860, her husband resided with their son, Solomon C, and reportedly died there of Cancer, possibly that same year (cause and year of death not yet verified). Thomas and Lydia have been tentatively identified as the parents of not less than 10 children, vis.... 1. Margaret ...bn Bedford Co, TN, btn 1815 and 1817 ...md Bedford Co, TN, btn 1830 and 1832, to James ROGERS ...moved to Washington Co, IL, prior to 1833 with husb and 1 son, ...settling next door to her uncle, Daniel MAXWELL ...gave birth to at least another 6 children in IL 2. Thos S (1813-1877) bn TN; dd IL ...md#1in IL 1835 to Dorcas TACKET (1818-1852); 2 ch ...md#2 in IL 1853 to Martha "Melinda" WOODSIDE (1813-1902); 1 ch 3. Solomon C (1818-1873) bn TN; dd IL ...md in IL 1839 to Marianne MUNJAR / MUNGER (1813-1911); 4 ch 4. dau; bn TN btn 1820 and 1825; last found TN 1830 Census, but may have moved to IL and married prior to 1850 5. John "Taylor" (1825-1855) bn TN; dd IL ...md in IL 1845 to Frances "Emily" RAGLAND; 4 ch ...incorrectly reported as having been born in IL, but his parents had not yet left TN ...often mistakenly identifed as a child of Dan & Mary MAXWELL 6. Ruth A (1826-1909) bn TN; dd IL ...md in IL 1845 to Dillingham RAGLAND; 8 ch 7. son - bn TN btn 1825 and 1830 8. son - bn TN btn 1825 and 1830 9. son - bn TN btn 1825 and 1830 (unproven; possibly census error) 10. Jemima (1831-1912) bn TN; dd IL .....md in IL 1850 to Clark GORDON; possibly 8 ch 11. Wm D bn IL ca 1838; last found in IL at 1850 Census Anyone having information to share on one or more of the above named individuals is invited to contact me by e-mail

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Bell, Maxwell Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/5g.2ADI/301 Message Board Post: Daniel MAXWELL was born C.1788, presumedly in one of the far Eastern counties of TN. He married Mary BELL in TN no later than 1812, and was the father of perhaps 7 or more children. He has been identified as one of at least 7 heirs to the estate of Thos MAXWELL (c.1755-c.1831), late of Bedford Co, TN. Dan and Mary moved to So Il in the early 1830s, and eventually settled in Washington Co, IL. Children of Dan and Mary may have included the following.... 1. Samuel B - bn Bedford Co, TN, ca 1812 -- moved to IL w/his prts 2. son - bn Bedford Co, TN, btn 1810 and 1815; last found 1820 3. son - bn Bedford Co, TN, btn 1810 and 1815; last found 1830 4. James Henderson - bn Bedford Co, TN, 1818; dd IL 1892 5. dau - bn Bedford Co, TN, btn 1815-1825; last found IL 1840 6. dau - bn Bedford Co, TN, btn 1820-1825; last found IL 1840 7. Wm Francis or Franklin - bn Bedford Co, TN, 1826 Of these, Sam and James were named in probate records of Dan's estate, but the bulk of information uncovered thus far pertains to his son, Wm F MAXWELL (1826-1880), who died in AR. However, Wm was buried with his wife and several members of their family in a small cemetery near Oakdale, Washington Co, IL. Anyone having data to share on the above family, especially the 1st six children, is invited to contact me by e-mail.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Haile, Hale, Maxwell Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/5g.2ADI/300 Message Board Post: I offer the following both in the hope... (a) ... that a family member will contact me and be willing to share notes, plus (b) ... of clarifying the identity of the parents of this family, thereby avoiding confusion shown in other submittals to Ancestry.com under the surnames of HAILE and/or HAIL. Meshack was one of several men to bear that name, both in TN and IL. The man of my interest was born 23 JUN 1774, presumedly in TN, tho possibly in VA or the Carolinas. He married at least two times, and sired not less than 12 children, some born in TN, the remainder in IL. Meshack moved his family to South-central IL in the early 1830s, and settled eventually in Washington Co, IL, where he remained until his death on 04 APR 1848, (NOT in 1850 as often reported in other files). Many researchers have linked this man, and others of similar names, as the son of another Meshack HAILE & the latter's wife, Mary HAILE (n KINCHLOE or KINCHELOE). However, bases of their various claims contradict what this particular man's children and younger descendants report about him, such as his dates of birth and death. Futhermore, information pertaining to this man's last known wife are being distorted. She has been incorrectly identified as Elizabeth ORMAND or Elizabeth (ORMAND) MAXWELL, when, in fact, she was simply the former Miss Elizabeth MAXWELL. Born in the far eastern portion of TN during the 1790's, she has been identified (in deeds and elswhere) as one of seven known heirs to the estate of Thomas MAXWELL (c.1755- c.1831), late of Bedford Co, TN. After more than 20 years of research conducted on this woman's family, my various contacts and I have NEVER seen the name ORMAND associated with any MAXWELL relative, except in the HAILE and HALE files of Ancestry.com or the LDS FHC in Salt Lake City. It is the opinion of some, then, that the Meshack HAILE of this posting is NOT a child of Meshack and Mary (KINCHELOE sic) HAILE. Elizabeth MAXWELL md Meshack 02 JUL 1818 in Bedford Co, TN, and moved with him to IL ca 1831. She has been identified by one of her sons as the mother of nine children. Independent research has revealed she was also the step-mother of at least another three children. She died in IL on 07 FEB 1852. The children of Meshack HAILE by his 1st wife or wives may have included the following (based primarily on Census records of Bedford Co, TN, for 1820 and 1830).... 1. dau -- bn btn 1810 and 1820, last found at 1830 Census in TN 2. son -- bn btn 1810 and 1815, possibly Jno K HAILE (unproven) 3. son -- bn btn 1815 and 1820, possibly Meshack (unproven) The children of Meshack and Elizabeth (MAXWELL) HAILE.... 4. son - Wm G HAILE bn TN c.1823 5. dau - bn TN btn 1820-1825; possibly Ruth Ann HAILE 6. son - John W HAILE bn TN 1828 or 1820 7. son - Thos M HAILE bn TN 30 JUN 1831 - dd KS 27 MAR 1897 Children # 4 through # 7, inclusive, were bn in Bedford Co, TN, and all subsequent children are believed to have been bn in Washington Co, IL. Additional information on Elizabeth's children is currently being compiled. 8. dau - Louisa M A HAILE bn IL btn 1833-35 dd after 1904 9. unk - died prior to 1904 10. son - Newton Jasper HAILE (dba Jay HALE) .............bn IL 24 NOV 1838 dd KS 23 JUN 1907 11. dau - Elizabeth HAILE bn IL ca 1839 dd before 1904 12. dau - Jemima K HAILE bn IL 31 MAY 1844 dd IL 19 DEC 1870 Anyone with information to share on the above family is invited to contact me by e-mail. I am not interested in discussing ancestry of Meshack or Elizabeth at this time, merely their children and other descendants.