Is Wells Cemetery in Wayne or Clay County? I need to get directions if it is in Wayne and then if not I will need help in finding if it is in Clay County. Some of my SHARP line are buried in Wells Cemetery. Thank you all for being so patient with me. It is just 2 weeks until I leave and am trying to get all my Cemeteries in a row so to speak. I will be calling you Michelle when I get close to Zif for you help in directions.....Thanks again, Toot

Tootie You can find a map to Zif Cemetery at this link: http://geonames.usgs.gov/pls/gnis/MapServer?f_name=Zif+Cemetery&f_state=IL&f_latlong=383523N0882007W&server=TIGER From our Wayne County website, here are a couple of places to stay in Fairfield, IL I don't know anything about Flora but it might be another option for a place to stay. Briarwood Inn 116 N. Market Ave. Fairfield, IL 62837 (618) 842-3667 Rooms for Non-Smoking and Smoking Continental Breakfast Telephone has laptop hook ups Outdoor pool (for summer) Air Condition (and works!) Give 2-3 weeks notice Wal-Mart across street fast food and restruants near by pizza is delievered Glass Door Inn RR3-Box 101 Fairfield, IL- Phone-618-847-4512 Non-smoking Only This is a bed & breakfast. They serve you breakfast & usually keep soda's and drinks in refrigerator for you. Check their lovely web site. http://www.glassdoorinn.com/ Sandy Tootie Dennis wrote: > I will be in Wayne County in May. I need any help that you guys can give me > on finding the Ziff Cemetery. My SHARP, HOSSELTON, HUBBLE and other family > members are buried there. I am coming from Amarillo, Texas and will have a > few precious days to research in Wayne Co. What Libraries would you suggest > in that county? Or any suggestions that might be of help for research. I > thank you in advance. What city/town close to the ZIFF area might have a > good Motel. Ira Sharp Dennis > > ==== ILWAYNE Mailing List ==== > Any questions/problems regarding the Wayne County, Illinois list, > contact the listowner, Dianna Williams mailto:[email protected] > Visit the Wayne County, Illinois Genealogy web site at: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilwayne/

. On October 24, 1848 Silas Wilson purchased from Charles W and Susan Atteberry 40 acres of land in Wayne County, in fact at the Barnhill Road-Highway 45 intersection. I am trying to find out just who did Charles and Susan get the land from? Not being able to find the land records for this land purchase, I thought perhaps if I could contact the present owners of the land they may have the land records. Does anyone on the list know who owns the land at this intersection now? Thanks for your help. Warm Regards, Lois Branch http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/b/r/a/James-E-Branch/

I will be in Wayne County in May. I need any help that you guys can give me on finding the Ziff Cemetery. My SHARP, HOSSELTON, HUBBLE and other family members are buried there. I am coming from Amarillo, Texas and will have a few precious days to research in Wayne Co. What Libraries would you suggest in that county? Or any suggestions that might be of help for research. I thank you in advance. What city/town close to the ZIFF area might have a good Motel. Ira Sharp Dennis

Wayne Co., IL Researchers Just to let you know the next upload will be 15th of April. So get all your obits, fgs, homepages, change of email notices, and what ever to me by the 10th to make this upload. Thanks! Dianna Wayne Co., IL Coordinator: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilwayne host: http://www.iltrails.org/Wayne Yahoo Voice Chat id = d1anna46 AOL-IM id = dlwillie 1

Wayne Co., IL Researchers, I am trying to find info on the SORK family. Since I have most of the Super Bundle WFT CDs (by Family Tree Maker), I did a search and found some SORK but nothing on the one that ties to my line. Is there anyone researching the following Surnames that tie into the SORK? Vol 2 Book, Cline, Stout, Anderson, Spane, Gregory, Atkinson, Keen If so, let me know a little more info on that line and if there is a match, I'll send the GED.COM file. Thanks! Dianna Wayne Co., IL Coordinator: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilwayne host: http://www.iltrails.org/Wayne Yahoo Voice Chat id = d1anna46 AOL-IM id = dlwillie 1

Does anyone know if there is/was a cemetery west of of Orchardville by the name of Hargrave Cemetery? Saw mention of it in an old posting on GenForum. Any information will be appreciated. -- “...whosoever shall call upon the name of The Lord shall be saved.” Rom. 10:13 Mr. K. Verdaine Hooper 826 Hwy. 75 N Marked Tree, AR 72365-9434

Wayne Co., IL Researchers Forwarding email about the State Marriage Index Subject: Illinois Statewide Marriage Index The marriage data entry Web site will be closed for the month of April. The Secretary of State's computer people are changing the entire system's language from Cobol to Java Script during that month. We will notify everyone when the system is back up and running for data entry. We anticipate the site will be down for no more than a month. Charles L. Cali, Illinois State Archives Shirley Aleguas, Illinois State Genealogical Society Thanks! Dianna Wayne Co., IL Coordinator: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilwayne host: http://www.iltrails.org/Wayne Yahoo Voice Chat id = d1anna46 AOL-IM id = dlwillie 1

These are the Davis members that I have gleaned from the lineage reports that I was sent..I'm sure there is a way to put more order to this, but right now I'm just going through it to pull out the Davis names so that you may know if this fits your lineage or not... Julius Ceasar Taylor married Margaret Davis Dec. 20, 1849 in Muskingum Co OH b Oct. 6, 1823 d Jan. 31, 1897 they both are buried in Behtel Methodist Church Cemetary Muskingum County OH (Julius did by land in Wayne County in 1854, so it is possible they may have lived there for a period of time) Clinton Correl Taylor married Mary Jane Davis Jan 1 1856 in Muskingum Co OH. b Oct. 12, 1838 d. Nov. 23, 1902 Clinton and Mary Jane are buried in Bethel Methodist Cemetary, Highland Twp. Muskingum OH. Row 12, North end. Isaac Newton Roberts b Muskingum Co OH married Almeda A Davis Feb. 3, 1867 Muskingum OH James Monroe Mock b 1844 Loudoun Co Va married Martha A Davis April 10, 1862 Coles Co IL (2)Catherine Zimmerman, Nov. 22, 1866 Coles Co IL (3) Elizabeth P McDonald Jul 2, 1867 Coles Co. IL (Sorry folks, this is what she gave me!) There was also a mention of John Cornelius Taylor b November 24, 1836 Muskingum Co OH married Martha J Dailey, January 20, 1859 Muskingum Co OH. In the 1880 Wayne County Census Page 33 D John Taylor 43 farmer OH Martha Taylor wife 42 OH Sina Taylor dau 11 IL James B Taylor son 9 William Dailey Father 86 VA In the Wayne County News tidbits I found John Taylor born 1836 in OH died July 24, 1894 near Johnsonville age 58 leaves wife and 2 children.

This Davis line may also be my line. I have an Elijah Davis (1828-1861) who died in Jeff Co, IL. He was married to Sarah Upchurch to produce our line. This is info from my Aunt. I haven't documented it but that was her GGfather. Their children were Thomas Martin (my line) & James F. Kathleen Taylor [email protected] Sandy Bauer wrote: > Freida > > I have not been paying very close attention to the Taylor emails until I saw > your mention of the Davis connection. > > My ggg grandfather Henry Elijah Davis b 6 Mar 1810 Surry Co, NC married 27 Nov > 1828 in Surry Co, NC to Susannah Taylor b 1811. Henry Elijah Davis died in > Jefferson Co, IL bet 1861-1865. I believe Susannah's parents may be William > Taylor b 1778 in VA d 23 Jan 1815 in VA in War of 1812 and Susannah Singleton b > 1780 in VA died 18 Nov 1829 in Surry Co, NC. > > Does this Taylor/Davis line fit in with any information you have found? I'm > going to Surry Co, NC over 4th of July and hope to find more information on both > Davis and Taylor families there. > > Sandy (Whalen) Bauer > http://www.geocities.com/sandy_bauer > > taylor wrote: > > > I too am confused with all of the John Taylors, that's why I throw it out to > > the group for discussion. With John Taylor-Susan Mobley, i found info in the > > older Wayne mailing lists that said his father was Jesse. Well, mine is a > > Jesse too, strange isn't it! Jesse's son John was born 1772 died 1857 > > according to the mailing list. I have also John's death as Sept 19, 1859. > > John's Susan Mobley..my John's Susannah Mock...see my questions? > > John the son of Jesse, married to Susannah Mock is buried in Bethel > > Methodist Church cemetary in Muskingum OH.(she quoted sources) She quotes > > many intermarrying family names that were members of Bethel Mehtodist Church > > or the Lutheran Church in Adamsville, Muskingum OH...and that several of > > these families migrated to eastern Illinois. Tracing these families from > > Loudoun Co VA to Muskingum Co OH and now me tracing them to Wayne Co, > > Illinois, I see repeat of Bethel Church, names such as Mocks, Taylors, Davis > > Honnolds, Shrigleys, Shivleys, Virts Roberts, Adams...all in the census > > records in Wayne County. > > As much as I hate to say it, I am working strictly off online census records > > and reading every single posting daily in Taylor Research Yahoo, GenForum, > > Wayne mailing list, Rootsweb archives, anything I can find because here in > > Belgium accessibility to the real documents is archeaic. I then write e > > mails to the "interesting postings" in hope of sharing all the info > > accumulated between us and then someone else connects. I have managed to > > build this (undocumented by me), family existence on my Taylor line by sheer > > luck, contacts and a lot of wonderful people. I in turn keep track of who I > > correspond with, if I run across their surnames when I surf and search, I > > copy and paste and send them the info I find in other surnames. > > I am the baby of the original Taylor line, there are only two Taylor males > > left, they have daughters. I want to build this Taylor line for my youngest > > nephew...so he knows who he is and me, unmarried, and childless...who am I? > > Thanks for the responses! > > Freida > > > > ==== ILWAYNE Mailing List ==== > > Any questions/problems regarding the Wayne County, Illinois list, > > contact the listowner, Dianna Williams mailto:[email protected] > > Visit the Wayne County, Illinois Genealogy web site at: > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilwayne/ > > ==== ILWAYNE Mailing List ==== > Any questions/problems regarding the Wayne County, Illinois list, > contact the listowner, Dianna Williams mailto:[email protected] > Visit the Wayne County, Illinois Genealogy web site at: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilwayne/

My ggg grandfather Henry Elijah Davis b 6 Mar 1810 Surry Co, NC married 27 Nov 1828 in Surry Co, NC to Susannah Taylor b 1811. Henry Elijah Davis died in Jefferson Co, IL bet 1861-1865. I believe Susannah's parents may be William Taylor b 1778 in VA d 23 Jan 1815 in VA in War of 1812 and Susannah Singleton b 1780 in VA died 18 Nov 1829 in Surry Co, NC. I am waiting patiently for a packet of info in snail mail. As soon as I have it, I will share all. Right now looking at your info above, It is possible that William Taylor Born 1778 VA is a brother to John Taylor b 1777 from either my John who died 1859, or John Taylor-Susan Mobley. The dates are close for birth. The fact that they ended up in Jefferson County next to Wayne is also compatible. Here again we have the repeat of Susannah, from her mother maybe, or from "aunt" Susannah married to uncle John. I have a William, maybe from Uncle William Taylor, and my George's middle name is William. I wish they were more original in their name giving sometimes! I will search more for your William info too...this is possible, anything is!

I too am confused with all of the John Taylors, that's why I throw it out to the group for discussion. With John Taylor-Susan Mobley, i found info in the older Wayne mailing lists that said his father was Jesse. Well, mine is a Jesse too, strange isn't it! Jesse's son John was born 1772 died 1857 according to the mailing list. I have also John's death as Sept 19, 1859. John's Susan Mobley..my John's Susannah Mock...see my questions? John the son of Jesse, married to Susannah Mock is buried in Bethel Methodist Church cemetary in Muskingum OH.(she quoted sources) She quotes many intermarrying family names that were members of Bethel Mehtodist Church or the Lutheran Church in Adamsville, Muskingum OH...and that several of these families migrated to eastern Illinois. Tracing these families from Loudoun Co VA to Muskingum Co OH and now me tracing them to Wayne Co, Illinois, I see repeat of Bethel Church, names such as Mocks, Taylors, Davis Honnolds, Shrigleys, Shivleys, Virts Roberts, Adams...all in the census records in Wayne County. As much as I hate to say it, I am working strictly off online census records and reading every single posting daily in Taylor Research Yahoo, GenForum, Wayne mailing list, Rootsweb archives, anything I can find because here in Belgium accessibility to the real documents is archeaic. I then write e mails to the "interesting postings" in hope of sharing all the info accumulated between us and then someone else connects. I have managed to build this (undocumented by me), family existence on my Taylor line by sheer luck, contacts and a lot of wonderful people. I in turn keep track of who I correspond with, if I run across their surnames when I surf and search, I copy and paste and send them the info I find in other surnames. I am the baby of the original Taylor line, there are only two Taylor males left, they have daughters. I want to build this Taylor line for my youngest nephew...so he knows who he is and me, unmarried, and childless...who am I? Thanks for the responses! Freida

Jesse Taylor married ? Children of Jesse and ? John Taylor married Susannah Mock (John married Susan Mobley is mentioned several times, is it possible (from a Garrison Book: John, son of Jessie, was born 1772 and died 1857.He was m. to Susan Mobley (nothing on her).these are the same people?) Children of John and Susannah Amanda Harrison D b 1824 Amy Ann who married Jacob Spicer b July 30, 1825 d March 5, 1884 Julius Ceasar b 1827 Griffith Duval who married Elizabeth Spicer b January 7, 1831 d March 12, 1909 Clinton Correll b 1833 Susan Elizabeth b 1835 John Cornelius b 1837 Samuel Johnson b 1840 George William b Loudoun Co VA January 21, 1819 d Wayne County IL Dec 30, 187? (47years, 11 mo. 11 days) 1850 Ohio Census, Salem Township, pg. 282a: 144 144 Daniel Spicer, 62, M, Farmer, 3500, New Jersey Catherine, 49, F, P (assuming this is Pennsylvania) William, 21, M, Farmer, Ohio Catherine, 18, F, Ohio Elizabeth, 18, F, Ohio Mary J, 11, F, Ohio Naomi, 9,F, Ohio George Taylor, 21, M, Farmer, Va Julius Taylor age 23 farmer VA Margaret Taylor age 25 OH John Taylor age 54 Farmer VA Clinton C Taylor age17 OH Susan E Taylor age 15 OH John C Taylor age 13 OH Samuel J Taylor age 10 OH I also checked the 1840 census and Jno. Taylor is still there in Muskingum Jno is not found there in the 1830 census. Julius Caesar Taylor Born in the year 1827 according to 1850 census Julius C Taylor bought 80 acres inWayne County IL on July 14, 1854 1890 OHIO Veterans and Widows Census Julius C Taylor is listed as a Corporal in the Civil War Clinton Correll Taylor Born in the year 1833 according to 1850 census In later census Clinton C stayed in Muskingum OH and had a family there 1890 Veterans and Widows Census listed as a private from the Civil War Amy Ann Taylor Born July 30, 1825 died March 5, 1884, age 58, Buried in Hale Cemetery, Wayne County IL. She married Jacob B Spicer (born Nov. 24, 1822 in Muskingum County, OH, died in Wayne County IL on June 25, 1891 age 68. Buried in Hale Cemetery, Wayne County IL. ) on February 26, 1849. All her children died in infancy. Tombstone inscription next to their graves reads: “Children of J.S. & A.A.Spicer. Our little ones sleep sweetly here.” (LDS temple files and Marilynn Howard @[email protected]) Harrison D Taylor Born in the year 1824 according to Militia Census for Wayne County IL 1862 Listed living in Brush Creek Township, age 38, 1862 Militia Census Harrison bought 120 acres in Wayne County IL on Feb 21, 1854 Found on 1865 Wayne County Census, 2 males 5 females $300.00 livestock Griffith Duval Taylor Born January 7, 1831 died March 12, 1909 age 78 years 2 mo. 5 days Buried in Hale Cemetery, Wayne County, IL Obituary from Wayne County Press 3/25/1909 “Griffith D. Taylor” “Was born in the state of Pennsylvania January 7, 1831, and departed this life March 12, 1909, aged 78 years 2 months and 5 days. From Pennsylvania he moved to the state of Ohio where he was married to Elizabeth Spicer, after which he moved to the state of Illinois where his wife, Elizabeth, departed this life March 11, 1895. To this union were born eight children, 3 boys and 5 girls. He professed hope in Christ___the year of 1877, since which time he has lived a Christian life. The deceased leaves 8 children 3 boys and 5 girls and 22 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren to mourn their loss. A short funeral service was held at the house by Rev. Besley, and the remains were taken to the Hale graveyard for burial. He will be missed by all who knew him.” Married Elizabeth Spicer (born July 11, 1832 in Muskingum County OH, died March 11, 1895 age 62 in Wayne City, Wayne County IL, buried in Hale Cemetery, Wayne County IL) on April 14, 1853. They had the following children: Sarah A(1857) Henry (1859) Amanda (1861) Marietta (1863) Amy C (1865) Naomi C (December 27,1865 ) George O (1869) Clinton (1871) Griffith was found on the 1862 Militia Census Wayne County IL living in Brush Creek Township age 30 (Marilyn Howards research) George William Taylor Born January 21, 1819 Loudoun Co. VA died December 30, 187? Age 47 years, 11 mo. 11 days Buried in Jacob’s Chapel in Orchardville, Wayne County IL.(Old stone, broken, unreadable except for Geo_______ died Dec 30, 187? Age (47 yr 11 mo, 11 days) and is next to Catherine Warren. Volume II Wayne County IL Cemetery Inscriptions Jacob’s Chapel, Orchardville, IL. George William married Catherine Spicer(born July 11, 1832 in Muskingum County OH died April 10, 1910 Wayne County IL, buried in Jacob’s Chapel Orchardville, Wayne County IL under the name of Catherine Warren.) on December 18, 1852 , Muskingum County OH. Obituary from Wayne County Press 4/28/1910 Catharine "Warren"(wife of Stephen Warren) was born in OHIO July 11, 1832. On Dec. 18, 1852, when Catherine was 20 she first married William George Taylor in Muskingum County OH. In about 1854 they moved to Wayne County IL. She remained there till about a year ago, when she went to live with her daughter MARY EARHART in CLAY COUNTY where she departed this life, April 10, 1910. She was taken to Wayne County for burial. Funeral service was held at Jacob's Chapel by Rev. Shumake. She was a kind and loving mother and was always ready and willing to help her friends and neighbors in anything that was needed to be done. She leaves one sister, Mary J WEAVER, one daughter, MARY A EARHART, two sons, MARION W TAYLOR AND SAMUEL B TAYLOR, fifteen grandchildren and a host of friends to mourn their loss. Her tombstone reads: “A precious one from us has gone, A voice we loved is stilled, A place is vacant in our home, Which never can be filled.”(Marilyn Howard's reasearch) George bought himself about 80 acres on Nov 1,1853 in Wayne County IL and another 40 on Sept 29 1854 in Wayne County IL. Wayne County IL Index 1855 and 1865 Census Records George W Taylor in 1855 had 2 sons under the age of 10 one wife 20, had about 110 dollars worth of livestock and was listed as militia. Aug 9, 1862 George W Taylor was called to the reserve militia in the Civil War July 21, 1863 called to the reserve militia in the Civil War In 1865 there was a listing for Cather Taylor (Catherine Taylor?), with 3 male sons under the age of 10 one son 20, one daughter 10 $200 worth of livestock and $60 dollars worth of wool 1855-1875 Wayne County Illinois Newspaper Gleanings page 95, John Plumly, who was stabbed by Geo. Taylor, saloon keeper, died at Springerton March 30th (Is this my ggreat grandfather??) The children of George William and Catherine are: William C (1852 according to 1880 Census records age 28) John D Marian W Samuel B Mary A In the 1880 census Brush Creek Wayne County IL William C Taylor age 28, farmer, born OH Sarah Taylor age 30 b IL, George W Taylor age 7 IL Mary A Taylor age 3, IL In Cairo, Alexander County, IL marriage license for William C Taylor To Miss Mary Garneau June 16, 1912 (have original copy of licence) She was born Feb 19, 1887 Renault, Monroe County IL died July 30, 1960 St Louis County, MO, daughter of Edward Garneau/Gurnow and Julia Ann Wells. (original death cert) William and Mary had one son Raymond Robert Taylor born Dec 18, 1918 Cairo, Alexander County IL and died April 1, 1974 St Louis County MO Are we all chasing the same Taylors and just don't know it yet?

Freida I have not been paying very close attention to the Taylor emails until I saw your mention of the Davis connection. My ggg grandfather Henry Elijah Davis b 6 Mar 1810 Surry Co, NC married 27 Nov 1828 in Surry Co, NC to Susannah Taylor b 1811. Henry Elijah Davis died in Jefferson Co, IL bet 1861-1865. I believe Susannah's parents may be William Taylor b 1778 in VA d 23 Jan 1815 in VA in War of 1812 and Susannah Singleton b 1780 in VA died 18 Nov 1829 in Surry Co, NC. Does this Taylor/Davis line fit in with any information you have found? I'm going to Surry Co, NC over 4th of July and hope to find more information on both Davis and Taylor families there. Sandy (Whalen) Bauer http://www.geocities.com/sandy_bauer taylor wrote: > I too am confused with all of the John Taylors, that's why I throw it out to > the group for discussion. With John Taylor-Susan Mobley, i found info in the > older Wayne mailing lists that said his father was Jesse. Well, mine is a > Jesse too, strange isn't it! Jesse's son John was born 1772 died 1857 > according to the mailing list. I have also John's death as Sept 19, 1859. > John's Susan Mobley..my John's Susannah Mock...see my questions? > John the son of Jesse, married to Susannah Mock is buried in Bethel > Methodist Church cemetary in Muskingum OH.(she quoted sources) She quotes > many intermarrying family names that were members of Bethel Mehtodist Church > or the Lutheran Church in Adamsville, Muskingum OH...and that several of > these families migrated to eastern Illinois. Tracing these families from > Loudoun Co VA to Muskingum Co OH and now me tracing them to Wayne Co, > Illinois, I see repeat of Bethel Church, names such as Mocks, Taylors, Davis > Honnolds, Shrigleys, Shivleys, Virts Roberts, Adams...all in the census > records in Wayne County. > As much as I hate to say it, I am working strictly off online census records > and reading every single posting daily in Taylor Research Yahoo, GenForum, > Wayne mailing list, Rootsweb archives, anything I can find because here in > Belgium accessibility to the real documents is archeaic. I then write e > mails to the "interesting postings" in hope of sharing all the info > accumulated between us and then someone else connects. I have managed to > build this (undocumented by me), family existence on my Taylor line by sheer > luck, contacts and a lot of wonderful people. I in turn keep track of who I > correspond with, if I run across their surnames when I surf and search, I > copy and paste and send them the info I find in other surnames. > I am the baby of the original Taylor line, there are only two Taylor males > left, they have daughters. I want to build this Taylor line for my youngest > nephew...so he knows who he is and me, unmarried, and childless...who am I? > Thanks for the responses! > Freida > > ==== ILWAYNE Mailing List ==== > Any questions/problems regarding the Wayne County, Illinois list, > contact the listowner, Dianna Williams mailto:[email protected] > Visit the Wayne County, Illinois Genealogy web site at: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilwayne/

Hi! I have Jesse Taylor but no spouse. Their child was John m. Susan Mobley. John and Susan (Mobley) TAYLOR daughter, Elizabeth, m. DAvid Garrison. I know David and Elizabeth are buried at the Garrison Cem., Hamilton Co., IL. The data on "Elizabeth's side" I got from a Garrison Book. I have seen in one pedigree Jesse m. Susan Mobley and I believe as many items 'copied and not proven', this is wrong. You might want to try posting a query to the Hamilton co. mailing list too. Lots of Taylor and Garrison there and I'll finish reading your email. Thanks! Dianna Wayne Co., IL Coordinator: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilwayne host: http://www.iltrails.org/Wayne Yahoo Voice Chat id = d1anna46 AOL-IM id = dlwillie 1

On Saturday 23 March 2002 09:38 am, taylor wrote: These sound like St.. Mary Co MD namaes. Am I right? Chuck Gibson > (John married Susan Mobley is mentioned several times, is it possible (from > a Garrison Book: > John, son of Jessie, was born 1772 and died 1857.He was m. to Susan Mobley > (nothing on her).these are the same people?)

Laurel White submitted the following for the Young Family Cemetery and photos too. I have posted them on the Wayne County website. Sandy Ewing L. Young b: May 17, 1864 d: February 28, 1865 s/o Cephus Aduluphus Young and Nancy Jane Stinson Louzetta Young b: September 30, 1873 d: October 17, 1879 d/o Cephus Aduluphus Young and Nancy Jane Stinson R.V. Young Lucinda Young b: June 17, 1854 d: June 20, 1854 d/o Ewing Young and Emily Craven Washington Young b: January 10, 1856 d: January 11, 1856 s/o Ewing Young and Emily Craven Lucinda Young b: August 14, 1823 d: March 6, 1896 h/o Andrew Johnson Neaveill d/o John Young and Susan Lock Andrew Johnson Neaveill b: September 27, 1821 d: August 2, 1897 h/o Lucinda Young William F. Young b: February 17, 1855 d: February 28, 1855 s/o Cephus Aduluphus Young and Nancy Jane Stinson John Young b Jan. 3, 1843 s/o E & E Young John Young b. 1853 d Feb. 4, 1853 s/ o Cephus Aduluphus Young and Nancy Jane Stinson

Thanks to Laurel White, we have a lot of new photos of gravestones for Victory Cemetery. Keep those photos coming! I think I'm all caught up on the cemeteries now. http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilwayne/ Sandy

I would be interested in anything you find out about Elizabeth A. Butler. She may have been related to my Butler family in Wayne County. Sandy (Whalen) Bauer http://www.geocities.com/sandy_bauer [email protected] wrote: > Wayne Co appears to have been a stopping point for my family between places > back east and Logan and Sangamon counties, except for the HART and BROWN > families. > > John and Susan Mobley TAYLOR arrived in Wayne Co in the spring of 1819 and > moved on to Sangamon Co in the spring of 1829. > > John and Sophia Koonz BROWN arrived after 1838 and before 1850. 1850 census > lists them in the home of Emanual Brown. John and several children, > including his youngest son, Thomas, are buried in Buckeye Cemetery east of > Geff. > > Julius Caesar and Catherine Carroll HART and family arrived in 1853. He and > wife Catherine are buried in Buckeye Cemetery east of Geff. I believe their > daughter Margaret Hart Brown (wife of Thomas Brown) is buried there also in > an unmarked grave. > > George and Mary Jane Tomlinson MILLER and family arrived around 1872 from IN > and moved on to Logan Co in the mid 1880's. Two daughters may have been born > in Wayne Co. In the 1880 census, the household included George's father, > Henry; I don't know when/where Henry died. > > Am especially interested in information about John and Thomas Brown. Thomas > twice lost his wife and was left with small children. First wife was > Margaret Hart who died in 1863, leaving daughter Lorinda (2-1/2). Second > was Elizabeth A. Butler, who may have been a widow; she died in 1879, leaving > Ella (5) and Lucretia (2). Thomas died 20 May 1900, but I haven't been able > to identify where. > > Any links to other list members? > > Susan Selders Evans > > ==== ILWAYNE Mailing List ==== > Any questions/problems regarding the Wayne County, Illinois list, > contact the listowner, Dianna Williams mailto:[email protected] > Visit the Wayne County, Illinois Genealogy web site at: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilwayne/

I need to make a family tree that can be put on an 11 by 11 piece of material that is being put into a memorial quilt for my daughter's birthday. All I have been able to find is just boxes and words and would like something that looks like a simple tree that could either be embroidered or ironed on the material. I am not artistic enough to draw even a simple tree so if anyone knows of where one might be downloaded from or a particular store you have seen that type of thing in I sure would appreciate some help. I have one that is great, but is too many generations and thus too large to fit the piece even if I shrunk it. Thanks a lot. Jerilyn