-----Original Message----- From: Tom & Mickey Daniels <tmhfbred@netins.net> To: ILWOODFO-L@rootsweb.com <ILWOODFO-L@rootsweb.com>; WILWoodford@aol.com <WILWoodford@aol.com> Date: Friday, August 06, 1999 8:10 AM Subject: Surnames:TOOL, SPENCER,HAYBERGER/HAYBAGER >The information that you sent fills in some of my blanks. >I did not have Elizabeth HAYBERGER christen date or Conrad H. >death information etc. Better that I send what I now have >and you can fill in some blanks also. I had John J. TOOL >and Elizabeth HAYBERGER marriage date but it is suppose to >be a bond and I haven't found it yet. What I have I r >received from Alma Tool Steider back in 1974 and was >taken from "History of Woodford County 1878". >John J. TOOL settled in this township in the fall of 1833. >When Woodford County as laid off in 1841, the line ran thru >his house, but his land excepting, a small lot, was in Woodford >Co. He made his claim to pre-emption, as the land was not then >in the market. He remained upon his original settlement >until 1849, when he moved into Metamora Tnp., about 2 miles >from the village, where he died on 25 May 1871. He left >several sons--good citizens--some of whom live in Green >Twp., and one M. TOOL lives in the village of Metamora. > >Mr.. Tool was a cooper, and the first mechanic of that branch >of industry in town. He was also somewhat of a carpenter, >and assisted many of the first settlers in building their >first cabins. Most of the houses were at that time built of >logs in their natural state. and he would erect a scaffold and >"hew them down", after the houses had been erected. > >Tool, Conrad H. b. 11 Dec 1819 Augusta CO., VA > d. 9 June 1887 Greene Twp, Woodford > CO. IL > m. June 1842 Place:? >REMLEY,Eliza b. 28 Mar Monroe CO., OH ? > d. >Their children were: George M. TOOL, Joseph R. TOOL, >William H. TOOL, Elizabeth E. TOOL, Elmira D. TOOL, >Arthur TOOL, Sylvester TOOL, and Eliza TOOL. > >TOOL, Catherine E. b. 1821 Augusta CO., VA > d. > m. > >TOOL, John Brown b. 1825 Augusta CO., VA > d. 1 Jan 1873 Low Point, Woodford > CO., IL > m. 2 June 1834 >McCOY,Hannah b. 26 Mar 1828 Brown CO., OH. > d. >Their children: Charles Sumner TOOL b. 17 Apr 1854; >Albina Frances TOOL b. 6 Nov 1856; Belle TOOL b. 22 >Aug 1866; Cora Etta TOOL b. 22 Aug 1869. > >TOOL, William M. b. 22 Dec 1826 Augusta CO, VA > d. 13 Dec 1872 Metamora, Woodford > CO., IL > m. 15 Jan 1852 >THOM, Ann E. b. 15 Sep 1830 Brown CO., OH > d. >Daughter of Alexander THOM who settled in Cazenovia >Twp. in 1848. >Their children: Louisa E. TOOL, J. Lester TOOL, William >C. TOOL, Alva E. TOOL, Samuel W. TOOL, and Maggie B. TOOL. > >TOOL, Mathew b. 22 Feb 1829 Augusta CO., VA > d. > m. >DeBOLT, Margaret b. 27 Mar 1831 Greene CO PA. > d. >Their children: Alice E. TOOL, George H. TOOL, Mary E. >TOOL, John W. TOOL, Julia A. TOOL. > >TOOL, Jacob b. 16 June 1831 Augusta Co, VA > d. > m. 27 Feb 1857 >SWATSLEY,Sarah Ann b. Augusta CO., VA > d. 9 April 1867 aged 26 yrs. 2 mo. 21 days. >Jacob was a farmer and stock raiser. Sarah Ann was the daughter >of John SWATSLEY b. 18 Sep 1813 and Catherine HAYBERGER >b. 11 Sep 1805 d. 17 Sep 1867 m. 3 Apr 1834 in VA. > >TOOL, James b. 1833/34 > d. 24 Oct 1851 aged 18 yrs > according to tombstone. > Metamora, Woodford CO., IL > >TOOL, Mary Jane b. 6 Feb 1836 Tazwell,nr. Washington > IL. > d. > m. 9 Aug 1855 >SPENCER, John b. 4 Dec 1831 Morgan CO., IL > d. >Son of Thomas SPENCER of England and Hannah NORWOOD of >Morgan CO. >Mary Jane TOOL and John SPENCER's children: >Thomas SPENCER m. Clara BULLOCK, Alice SPENCER m. >Charles GRESHAM, Fanny SPENCER m. Thomas E. SHAW, >Minnie SPENCER m. William BLANCHARD, two died young, >Ella and Hannah. > > >TOOL, Joseph b. 13 Jan 1839 Greene, Woodford CO., IL > d. 4 Aug 1927 El Paso, Woodford CO., IL > aged 90 > m. 18 Sep 1861 Woodford CO., IL >CAPRON, Sarah b. 11 Aug 1844, Rutland, VT > d. 22 Aug 1941 >Their children: Lawrence Edwin TOOL, Ernest Leroy TOOL, >Minnie F. Tool (died age 18 yrs.) Jesse TOOL, Oliver L. >TOOL, Pearl D. TOOL (male), Ellis TOOL, Ray TOOL. > > > > >

The information that you sent fills in some of my blanks. I did not have Elizabeth HAYBERGER christen date or Conrad H. death information etc. Better that I send what I now have and you can fill in some blanks also. I had John J. TOOL and Elizabeth HAYBERGER marriage date but it is suppose to be a bond and I haven't found it yet. What I have I r received from Alma Tool Steider back in 1974 and was taken from "History of Woodford County 1878". John J. TOOL settled in this township in the fall of 1833. When Woodford County as laid off in 1841, the line ran thru his house, but his land excepting, a small lot, was in Woodford Co. He made his claim to pre-emption, as the land was not then in the market. He remained upon his original settlement until 1849, when he moved into Metamora Tnp., about 2 miles from the village, where he died on 25 May 1871. He left several sons--good citizens--some of whom live in Green Twp., and one M. TOOL lives in the village of Metamora. Mr.. Tool was a cooper, and the first mechanic of that branch of industry in town. He was also somewhat of a carpenter, and assisted many of the first settlers in building their first cabins. Most of the houses were at that time built of logs in their natural state. and he would erect a scaffold and "hew them down", after the houses had been erected. Tool, Conrad H. b. 11 Dec 1819 Augusta CO., VA d. 9 June 1887 Greene Twp, Woodford CO. IL m. June 1842 Place:? REMLEY,Eliza b. 28 Mar Monroe CO., OH ? d. Their children were: George M. TOOL, Joseph R. TOOL, William H. TOOL, Elizabeth E. TOOL, Elmira D. TOOL, Arthur TOOL, Sylvester TOOL, and Eliza TOOL. TOOL, Catherine E. b. 1821 Augusta CO., VA d. m. TOOL, John Brown b. 1825 Augusta CO., VA d. 1 Jan 1873 Low Point, Woodford CO., IL m. 2 June 1834 McCOY,Hannah b. 26 Mar 1828 Brown CO., OH. d. Their children: Charles Sumner TOOL b. 17 Apr 1854; Albina Frances TOOL b. 6 Nov 1856; Belle TOOL b. 22 Aug 1866; Cora Etta TOOL b. 22 Aug 1869. TOOL, William M. b. 22 Dec 1826 Augusta CO, VA d. 13 Dec 1872 Metamora, Woodford CO., IL m. 15 Jan 1852 THOM, Ann E. b. 15 Sep 1830 Brown CO., OH d. Daughter of Alexander THOM who settled in Cazenovia Twp. in 1848. Their children: Louisa E. TOOL, J. Lester TOOL, William C. TOOL, Alva E. TOOL, Samuel W. TOOL, and Maggie B. TOOL. TOOL, Mathew b. 22 Feb 1829 Augusta CO., VA d. m. DeBOLT, Margaret b. 27 Mar 1831 Greene CO PA. d. Their children: Alice E. TOOL, George H. TOOL, Mary E. TOOL, John W. TOOL, Julia A. TOOL. TOOL, Jacob b. 16 June 1831 Augusta Co., VA d. m. 27 Feb 1857 SWATSLEY,Sarah Ann b. Augusta CO., VA d. 9 April 1867 aged 26 yrs. 2 mo. 21 days. Jacob was a farmer and stock raiser. Sarah Ann was the daughter of John SWATSLEY b. 18 Sep 1813 and Catherine HAYBERGER b. 11 Sep 1805 d. 17 Sep 1867 m. 3 Apr 1834 in VA. TOOL, James b. 1833/34 d. 24 Oct 1851 aged 18 yrs according to tombstone. Metamora, Woodford CO., IL TOOL, Mary Jane b. 6 Feb 1836 Tazwell,nr. Washington IL. d. m. 9 Aug 1855 SPENCER, John b. 4 Dec 1831 Morgan CO., IL d. Son of Thomas SPENCER of England and Hannah NORWOOD of Morgan CO. Mary Jane TOOL and John SPENCER's children: Thomas SPENCER m. Clara BULLOCK, Alice SPENCER m. Charles GRESHAM, Fanny SPENCER m. Thomas E. SHAW, Minnie SPENCER m. William BLANCHARD, two died young, Ella and Hannah. TOOL, Joseph b. 13 Jan 1839 Greene, Woodford CO., IL d. 4 Aug 1927 El Paso, Woodford CO., IL aged 90 m. 18 Sep 1861 Woodford CO., IL CAPRON, Sarah b. 11 Aug 1844, Rutland, VT d. 22 Aug 1941 Their children: Lawrence Edwin TOOL, Ernest Leroy TOOL, Minnie F. Tool (died age 18 yrs.) Jesse TOOL, Oliver L. TOOL, Pearl D. TOOL (male), Ellis TOOL, Ray TOOL.

Thanks Bob, Thanks for the information on the look up help Bob. Every little bit helps. I also have a Truitt in the family. John G. Truitt, who married Hester or Esther Ann Loveless in 1854 in Woodford CO., most likely in Spring Bay. Thanks again, Tom

I am searching for information about John J. TOOL and Elizabeth Hayberger TOOL who moved from August CO., VA. in the fall of I have death dates and I know they were buried in Metamora Twp. but not the cemetery(s) they were buried in. Our Gene. Society doesn't have any Cemetery information on Woodford CO. On the IL. State Gene. Soc. web site I found a listing of two cemetery's in Metamora Twp. Oakwood Cem. which is active and Sand Ridge which is inactive. Is there a list of burials in these cemeterys or does anyone do look ups? Thanks for the help in advance. Mickey in Iowa

I am still searching for my relatives that lived in Spring Bay, Ill. between 1853 - 1888. They were: HESSELEIN, George, Leonard, John !, Anna, Fred, John 11 (my grandfather), Abigail, and William. If anyone has any information on any or all of these relatives Please contact me at : Bjessen760@aol.com Thank you, Barbara

The North-South line from my memory was the Santa Fe that used to run through Minonk, Roanoke, Eureka and Cruger. Just East of Eureka the line joined the TP&W Railroad right of way. I'm not sure where they split again but it was West of Cruger. The Santa Fe "Doodlebug" was a combined passenger, mail, freight and engine car (a very rare perhaps unique design, I believe) that ran on that line Not too many years ago I saw it at hobby & model shops. Much of the Santa Fe right of way, in the Roanoke area at least, has now been obliterated. John E Fischer > #2 Re: [ILWOODFO-L] Railroads near Eureka [Steffen <dlsteffn@elpaso.net>] > > SNIP SNIP > It was the Toledo, Peoria, and Western > (TP&W) in my lifetime, but there were possibly other names between the > two. I think there's also a north-south line, but I'm not sure what it > is/was called. > > Dan Steffen > > At 10:18 AM 8/2/99 -0700, you wrote: > SNIP SNIP > > > >Looking for names of railroad(s) that passed through or near Eureka about > >1880 through 1900. Also, any newspaper records that might be available for > >same time. > > > >My g-gfather, Charles WHITE, died in a railroad accident ( he may have > been a > >brakeman) about this time. > >

http://www.dnai.com/~waynejay/gen/scrapbook/scraps.html

Hello there, I just subscribed to the list, and I am looking for information on the city of Spring Bay. Some of my ancestors lived there around the 1850's to the 1890's, and some may still live there. My gg-grandfather was Crozier Loveless, lived in Spring Bay from the 1860 census to his death in 1878. Crozier was a carpenter and a Mason. Two of his daughters married Crockers from Spring Bay. The Crockers may have operated a saw mill in that time period. Another ancestor might have worked for either the police department or may have been the highway commissioner in Peoria in the late 1800's. I would appreciate any information in finding out more about the early history of Spring Bay and Woodford CO. Thank you, Tom Loveless Little Rock, AR

The original east-west rail through Eureka was called, I believe, the Peoria and Oquawka Company (1856). It was the Toledo, Peoria, and Western (TP&W) in my lifetime, but there were possibly other names between the two. I think there's also a north-south line, but I'm not sure what it is/was called. Dan Steffen At 10:18 AM 8/2/99 -0700, you wrote: >______________________________X-Message: #1 >Date: Sun, 1 Aug 1999 19:00:57 EDT >From: BECKSTEVEC@aol.com >To: ILWOODFO-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <c94a48f2.24d62ba9@aol.com> >Subject: [ILWOODFO-L] Railroads near Eureka >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >Looking for names of railroad(s) that passed through or near Eureka about >1880 through 1900. Also, any newspaper records that might be available for >same time. > >My g-gfather, Charles WHITE, died in a railroad accident ( he may have been a >brakeman) about this time. >

Steve, This is an excerpt from my g aunt Cora Rowan's diary of `1887: Thursday August 11 "It having rained last night-the men did not come till after dinner. Heard at dinner of the great R.R. wreck. Four from Eureka killed. Charley & Willie went out to town to hear about the Wreck. Mrs. Wood and Wilson here. Friday August 12 No definite news from wreck. Jesse Meek and Mrs. Clay L.E. buried. " Hope this helps. I believe the newspaper of that time was the "Eureka Journal" I think the address of the historical society is on the web page. If not, let me know, and I'll try to find it somewhere in all this mess. >-) (looks like a train came through my desk. Ellen Rowan Taylor

Looking for names of railroad(s) that passed through or near Eureka about 1880 through 1900. Also, any newspaper records that might be available for same time. My g-gfather, Charles WHITE, died in a railroad accident ( he may have been a brakeman) about this time.

Interesting link: http://homepage.maxiis.com/npiper/WoodfordPioneers.html

I tried to obtain a copy of the combined Woodford County Atlas reprint by writing to the address for the Woodford County Historical Society as listed in one of Woodford-D Digests a week or so ago. Unfortunalely my letter was returned due to incorrect address. I would appreciate if anyone knew of an updated address, assuming the society still exists. I would really like to purchase a copy of this book.

Hello listmates, Can anyone identify these RADCLIFFS married in LaSalle County? Geroge M. Radcliffe married to Minerva Corwin 1863 Hannah J. Radcliff married to John Mallaby 1862 Caroline Radcliff married to William Schilling 1862 Appreciate any tips. Peggy Cacciamatta

Some one was asking about this book. Carlweb/RSA is a resource that everyone should become acquainted. http://carlweb.rsa.lib.il.us:1080/cgi-bin/cw_cgi?fullRecord+8523+2170+363224+9+11 http://carlweb.rsa.lib.il.us:1080/cgi-bin/cw_cgi?getTerms+8523+-933286164 http://carlweb.rsa.lib.il.us:1080/help/BigDoc.html#about

Hi, Anybody know where I could buy the following book: "The Past and Present of Woodford County Illinois - 1878" Thanks. Marcia Johnson

http://www.state.il.us/HPA/METAMORA.HTM I don't know how many people know how famous Woodford County actually is? A then unknown Abraham Lincoln argued many a case at the Metamora Courthouse. Interesting link to a page provided by the State of Illinois.

Any chance these pages could be scanned and shared? I would be very interested in reading this information. This Versailles sure fits a lot better than the one in Brown County (SE IL near Beardstown). Thanks! Wayne

Considering the time period you may want to check the locationn of 'Versailles, IL.' There was a town just east of Eureka no totally gone, that was called Versailles. Check "The Past and Present of Woodford County Illinois - 1878" pages 245-248 where you will find a very interesting story of the fight over the county seat. Versailles was the original county seat. later moved to Hanover (now called Metamora) and finally to its present site at Eureka. John Wayne Busby wrote: > 2 Sarah Elizabeth Grove b: September 24, 1831 in Pennsylvania d: > March 11, 1902 in Washington, Tazewell, IL AKA Betsey Buried Glendale > Cemetery, Washington, Tazewell, IL "Spent most of her life near > Versailles, IL" (Brown County in SE Illinois) "Earnest member of > Christian Church" [Apostolic Christian/Nazarean?]

Here is a link to the Disciples of Christ Historical Society: http://members.aol.com/dishistsoc/ Here is a list of congregational historical material on microfilm for congregations in Illinois followed by film number. I'm thinking this information might be of benefit to more than myself. As you can see this church was quite active in our research area. I suspect my ancestors associated themselves with the Eureka congregation, but only further investigation will tell for sure. Wayne -------- ILLINOIS Abingdon - Christian Church (474) Albion - First Christian Church (478, 479) Allendale - First Christian Church (475) Arcola - First Christian Church (474) Arlington Heights - Christian Church (476, 484) Atlanta - Atlanta Christian Church (474) Atwood - Christian Church (474) Aurora - First Christian Church (479, 480) Barry - First Christian Church (474) Belleville - Belleville Christian Church (474) Belleville - Hillcrest Christian Church (477) Benton - First Christian Church (475) Bethany - First Christian Church (481) Blandinsville - First Christian Church (474) Bloomington - Centennial Christian Church (478) Bloomington - First Christian Church (472, 473, 474, 526, 714) Bloomington - Second Christian Church (470) Bloomington - West Twin Christian Church (475) Blue Island - Orchard Street Christian Church (470) Blue Mound - First Christian Church (470, 475) Bourbonnais - Friendswood Christian Church (474, 476) Cameron - Coldbrook Christian Church (475) Canton - First Christian Church (478) Carbondale - First Christian Church (470, 526) Carlinville - Memorial Christian Church (475) Carlock - Carlock Christian Church (470) Carthage - First Christian Church (488) Casey - First Christian Church (484) Centralia - First Christian Church (475, 481, 482) Champaign-Urbana - University Place Christian Church (485, 486, 540) Chandlerville Christian Church See Virginia, Illinois - First Christian Church Chicago - Church of Christ in Englewood (479) Chicago - Englewood Christian Church (718) Chicago - First Christian Church (480, 481) Chicago - Morgan Park Christian Church (488, 489) Chicago - North Shore Christian Church (475) Chicago - North Side Christian Church (471) Chicago - Park Manor Christian Church (481) Chicago - Stormy Island Church of Christ (493) Chicago - University Church of Disciples (478) Country Club Hills - United Christian Church (540) (see also Harvey - First Christian Church) Cowden - First Christian Church (475) Cuba - Cuba Christian Church (490) Danville - Central Christian Church (482, 483) Danville - Fourth Church of Christ (486) Danville - Second Church of Christ (487) Danville - Vermillion Heights Christian Church (488) Decatur - Central Christian Church (492, 493) Decatur - Crestview Christian Church (488) Decatur - First Christian Church (489, 490) Decatur - Prairie Ave. Christian Church (483, 484, 499, 512, 516) Deerfield - Community Christian Church (475) DeKalb - DeKalb Christian Church (490, 493) Deland - Deland Christian Church (480) Dixon - First Christian Church (491, 492) Donovan - Donovan Church of Christ (475) DuQuoin - First Christian Church (535) East Moline - First Christian Church (477, 487, 535) East St. Louis - First Christian Church (477, 493) East St. Louis - State Street Church of Christ (480) Edwardsville - First Christian Church (475, 521) Effingham - First Christian Church (519) El Paso - Christian Church (487) Englewood - See Chicago - Church of Christ in Englewood Eureka - Christian Church (486) Fairfield - First Christian Church (519) Fandon - Christian Church (518) Fillmore - Fillmore Christian Church (475) Flanagan - Christian Church (519) Frederick - Frederick Christian Church (543) Galesburg - First Christian Church (519) Gibson City - First Christian Church (516) Girard - First Christian Church (496) Granite City - Central Christian Church (535, 535a) Grant Park - Sherburnville Christian Church (516) Greenville - First Christian Church (512) Hamilton - First Christian Church (475) Harristown - Christian Church (475) Harvey - First Christian Church (475, 494) See also Country Club Hills - United Christian Church Havana - Central Christian Church (519) Henry - First Christian Church (512) Hoopestown - First Christian Church (475, 519) Huffman Estates - Christian Church (520) Hurst - Christian Church (496) Hutsonville - First Christian Church (520) Illiopolis - Christian Church (497, 498) Jacksonville - Central Christian Church (495, 498, 499) Kankakee - Central Christian Church (496) Kansas - Christian Church (476) Keithsburg - First Christian Church (475) Knoxville - Knoxville Christian Church (477) LaHarpe - Christian Church (496) Lansing - First Christian Church (470) Lawrenceville - First Christian Church (497) Lawrenceville - Pleasant Ridge Christian Church (496) Lewistown - Illinois Street Christian Church (496) Lexington - Church of Christ Uniting (493) Lincoln - First Christian Church (496) Lincoln - Lincoln Christian Church (495) Litchfield - Union Ave. Christian Church (490, 499-501) Long Point - Long Point Christian Church (495) Lovington - First Christian Church (499) Lynnville - Christian Church (476) Mackinaw - Christian Church (479, 495) Macomb - First Christian Church (522, 523) Marine - First Christian Church (480) Marion - First Christian Church (537) Markham - Christ Community Church (520) Maroa - Christian Church (480) Mason City - First Christian Church (524) Mattoon - First Christian Church (480) Mattoon - Marshall Avenue Christian Church (532) Maywood - First Christian Church (526, 527) Mechanicsburg - Mechanicsburg Christian Church (493, 513) Minier - Minier Christian Church (156) Miner - Miner Christian Church (487) Moline - First Christian Church (484, 486) Moline - Moline Christian Church (475) Moline - United Christian Church (487) Monmouth - Coldbrook Christian Church (518, 519) Mount Carmel - First Christian Church (480, 544) Mount Sterling - First Christian Church (487, 488) Mount Vernon - Central Church of Christ (480) Murphysboro - First Christian Church (474) New Bedford - Christian Church (485) Niantic - Niantic Christian Church (475) Normal - University Christian Church (486) Oak Park - Austin Blvd Christian Church (476, 477) Oak Park - Oak Park Christian Church (475) Palestine - First Christian Church (547) Paragon - Paragon Christian Church (496) Paris - First Christian Church (518, 547, 548) Pekin - First Christian Church (533-535) Peoria - First Christian Church (470, 506-508) Peoria - Glen Oak Christian Church (505-506) Peoria - Howett Street Christian Church (508-509) Peoria - Memorial Christian Church (509) Peoria - West Bluff Christian Church (502-503) Petersburg - First Christian Church (480, 508) Pittsfield - First Christian Church (516, 517, 526) Pleasant Plains - Pleasant Plains Church of Christ (514) Pontiac - Central Christian Church (496) Pontiac - First Christian Church (480, 496, 511) Princeton - First Christian Church (502) Quincy - First Christian Church (510) Qunicy - Park Christian Church (502) Rantoul - Bethany Park Christian Church (480, 509) Rantoul - First Christian Church (480, 499) Robinson - First Christian Church (511, 512) Robinson - Highland Ave. Church of Christ (474) Rock Island - Fifteenth Ave. Christian Church (509, 536) Rock Island - Memorial Christian Church (499) Rockford - Calvary Church of Christ (474) Rockford - Kilburn Ave. Church of Christ (474) Roodhouse - Christian Church (509, 535a, 536) Roodhouse - Church of Christ (499) Rushville - First Christian Church (76, 547) Russville - First Christian Church (475) St. Joseph - Church of Christ (537) Sandoval - Sandoval Christian Church (539) Saunemin - Saunemin Christian Church (474) Sesser - First Christian Church (474) Springfield - Evangel Christian Church (536) Springfield - First Christian Church (521, 522) Springfield - South Side Christian Church (512) Springfield - West Side Christian Church (524, 525) Stanford - Stanford Christian Church (474) Sterling - First Christian Church (114, 544, 547) Sullivan - First Christian Church (474) Sullivan - Jonathan Creek Christian Church (475) Taylorville - Davis Memorial Christian Church (520) Urbana - University Place See Champaign-Urbana - University Place Urbana - Webber Street Church of Christ (Christian Church) (474) Ursa - Ursa Christian Church (539) Virden - First Christian Church (519, 526) Virginia - First Christian Church (532, 533) Walnut - First Christian Church (536, 543) Washburn - Washburn Christian Church (547) Washington - Sunnyside Christian Church (538) Washington - Washington Christian Church (538-539) Watseka - First Christian Church (539-540) Waukegan - First Christian Church (541-543) Waverly - Waverly Christian Church (540) West Frankfort - First Christian Church (543-544) White Hall - First Christian Church (474) Winchester - First Christian Church (470, 543) Wood River - First Christian Church (474) Woodson - Woodson Christian Church (543)