I have a Minnie Patton whose father reportedly the founder of Pattonsburg, which is in Marshall Co. She married my grandfathers brother, Charles Dudley Truitt. They moved to Monticello IN where they lived until their death in the 1960's. That is about all I have on them. Bob Butler.

I am very interested in any PATTONs who you might find in Palestine. Thanks. Dennis Kennedy dkenn1410@aol.com

Greene ------- -- John Hartman visited at Minonk several days last week -- Wm. Webber sold a car load of fat cattle to James Strickland, of Colfax Monday. -- James Sutton has sold his farm here to Wm. Yerk, of Palestine tsp. -- The box social given by Miss Clara Claussen and pupils, of the Cram school, on Friday evening of last week was well attended. Roanoke --------- -- Dorsey Camper left Sat morning for Lee County -- William Martin and wife have been visiting at Wolcott, Ind -- Mathias Poluski has moved to the farm vacated by Jacob Hautgardner -- John Sauder, jr, and brother Frank, are visiting at Hill Top, Kansas -- Gottlieb Stoler has contracted to purchase the Rapp property on Broad street -- Andrew Rosenthal and family, of Iowa, are visiting with John Johnson and family -- W.A. Herbst has moved into the village and is now clerking in the Herbst store -- Theofield Herbst has take charge of the bakery business puchased of Fred Hessing -- Miss Irene McGrail, of Gibson City, has been visiting her uncle, John Hester, and family -- R.H. Switzer and wife and Mrs Amanda Kindig have been visiting in Iowa the past week -- Mrs Elsaeser, a former resident of this vicinity, died at her home hear Princeville on Jan 2 -- Albert Rodgers is now located in Floriday where he expects to remain for the rest of the winter -- William Heikt and family have moved into town from the home place. He is now working at the store -- A large number ofpeople from here attended the funerals of Mrs Hugh and Mrs Hagenbusher in Peoria Friday -- V.D. Brown and family, who are visitng near Henry, are taking care of the Rouse farm while they make a several weeks' visit -- Miss Emma Hellwig is taking a vacation from her duties as sales lady in the store and visiting her parents near Metamora -- Adolph Bill and family have moved into the William heedt residence to keep house until the latter's wife returns from the hospital -- Mrs William VanScyoe, of Palestine two, has gone to CA to visit her sister, Mrs W.W. <McCord and Mrs Rudolph Wilson -- Morton Pierce, who is in the army with headquarters at NY City, whose home is at Mt. Vernon, is visiting at the home of William Porch -- Adolph Bill jumped frm a wagon last Saturday, stepping into a hole and tearing the tendons of one leg. He has to use a crutch in order to get around -- William Haverstine, of Fillmore, Neb, has been calling on old friends here the past week. -- Mrs H. Aufdenspring died at Streator on Jan5. Interment was made at Minonk, where she resided for many years. One son, William is located at Middleton -- John O'Briend was driver boss at the mine during James mitchell's absence at his aunt's funeral. James Laffin is now face boss and George Dewilde is tracker layer in his place -- Daniel Steffin bought a team of horses at the horse sale Saturday and is getting ready to move to his farm in Patridge twp. -- Joseph Ryland, who formerly worked at the tile yard here as manager, was married in Chicago on the 1st of December to Miss Grave Weiland -- Amos and Joel Yorde attended the farmers' institute at Minonk and El Paso Thurs and Fri. -- A fire alarm was sent in from Will Leconte's residence Thursday -- Frank Martine is having 30 arces of timber land cleared on the farm recently purchased. -- William Leconte experienced difficulties while battling the fire at his residence some days ago. He had no time to put on clothes or shoes and had to go over to the Preiss residence with a bucket to get water. On the way to the garet, he had to walk over broken glass -- Harry Cornick, of Hayward, Wi, is visiting O.N. Ffisher. Mr Cornick conducts a hunting and fishing resort in the norther part of his state. -- Theofield Herbst has engaged to buy from Peter Kennel the property at the corner of Woodford and Davidson streets, known at the Hubbell harness shop. -- A tramp giving the name of John Ryan was taken in custody Tuesday being charged with stealing some clothing and other articles from the display in front of Olarnick and Tobias' store. -- Local talent will give "Tempest and Sunshine" at the opera house on Jan 16. The cast is "Joshua Middleton" P.J. Husseman; "Richard Miller" T.P. Pettigre; "Dr. George Lacey:" George Collins; "Dick Dunn and the Minister" Ralph Darnell; "Juber: John O'Brien; "Julia" Miss Fay Porch; "Fannie Middleton" Katherin Hester; "Miss Middleton" Miss Leta Brown -- Mrs McFarland, of Toluca and a sister of Mrs James Mitchell, of this place, died on Jan 5. She never recovered from the scare she got some time ago when her house took fire, since which time she has graadually failed. Mrs Mitchell and sons, John, James, Alex and Archie, Mr and Mrs Daniel Steffin, and Mr and Mrs JB Grider, of Roanoke, attended the funeral which took place Sunday. Twenty Years Ago - Items taken from the Journal of Jan 17 1891 ------------------------------------------------------------------ -- David Patton, of Paxton, has nearly reached his 100th year -- Robert Robinson has been in Chicago this week looking up new fixtures for our postoffice -- Henry Shuman has contracted for a large residence on his farm sw of the city. -- D.M. Dixon has purchased the Toxel residence property just north of the Journal building -- George H. Eft and Miss Florence E. Lee were married at the home of the bride's parents, Mr and Mrs W.C. Lee at 11 am Wed. -- D.A. Strother attened the funeral of Thomas H. Lindsay in Peoria Tuesday and was one of the pall bearers.

Gridley ------- -- Mrs Lloyd Drum is on the sick list this week -- Mrs Henry Blessman was in El Paso Saturday -- Arthur Kent and family are visiting relatives at Selma -- Mr Hughes and C.S. Rowley are victims of the grip -- A.L.Coyle attended the funeral of a relative inn Normal Tuesday -- Mrs Alex Bruce left for her home in Fargo, SD, Thursday afternoon -- Mr and Mrs Schrock, of Nebraska, are guests of John Raber and family -- Misses Appa Taylor and Lena Niergarth were Chenoa visitors Friday -- Mrs Samuel Galbraith, of Remington, Ind, is visiting with relatives here -- Mrs Emma Gingerich, of Shiloh, visited relatives here the first of the week -- Mrs Ezekiel Evans, of Bloomington, is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs Wiser -- Misses Elva and Hazel Blumenshine have returned from their visit in Delavan -- Charles Hoobler, Gilbert Reeves and Joe Rich, jr, spend Saturday in Bloomington -- Lloyd Benedict came home from Bloomington Friday evening to spend Sunday at home -- Mr and Mrs Fred Kent and children are visiting friends in Pontiac and Flanagan this week -- Mrs Dr. Adams was in Peoria last Wednesday afternoon visiting her sister who is in the hospital there -- William Pertle, of Golden City, MO., and Mrs Jefferson Slown visited John Sedekum and family this week --Judge Homer Hall of Bloomington, was here Wed investigating the mental condition of Mrs Annette Watkins -- Frank Lusher and family will soon move to their former home in Gridley, having brought back the place from Philip Froehlich -- Mrs Joshua Henrickson died Saturday at 3:30 pm. The funeral was held from the Congregational church Monday at 1:30 -- Mrs Lugenbeal and children left for Fredonia, Kan., Thursday, where they will make their home. -- Miss Martha Greiser, of Fort Wayne, Ind., where she is now attending school was presnet at the wedding of her brother, Jospeh, to a young lady of Bloomington at her home a few days ago -- Mr and Mrs Frank Kent and children, Miss susie Kent, Mr and Mrs A.F. Kent and George, Mr and Mrs Arthur Kent and Evelyn of Golden City, Mo, Mr and Mrs Fred Kent and children, for Franklin, Neb., spend Friday in Peoria, the guests of the Kents in that city, -- The many friends and relatives of Mrs Frey Copeland were pained to learn of her death last Tuesday at her home in Waukee, Iowa. She with her family resided for many years, five miles se of here, moving to Iowa 19 or 20 years ago. She was born in Ohio about 76 years ago, her maiden name being Ann Galbraith. She leaves besides her husband, a well known imported of horses in this country when a resident, 5 children, Alonzo, Jesse, Henry, Harry and Miss Nannie Elson, all residing in Iowa. The burial took place near her home, Thursday.

Eureka ------- -- Mr and Mrs A.M. Duncan were Peoria visitors last Tuesday -- B.M.Young, of Bloomington, was a business caller here Monday -- C.E. Payne put up some nice ten inch ice last week. -- Porter Jeck came home from his hom in Lawton, Okl, last week and visited his mother, Mrs Anna Jeck, here several days. His wife and family, who have visited here several months returned home with him -- Mr and Mrs Orman Ridgely went to Chicago Saturday, Mr Ridgely returning home Monday afternon. Mrs Ridgely remaining over for a visit with her parents, Mr and Mrs F. M. Hoyt, who are now residents there. -- Mrs Rosena Mathieu, a French lady from Roanoke, was brought into the county court last Monday and adjudged nsane by a jury. She was taken on Tuesday to the state hospital for the insane at Jacksonville by Sheriff and Mrs. Woltzen. -- John Ryan was brought down from Roanoke last Thusday night and odged in jail to await the action of the April grand jury on the charge of larceny. He is charged with stealing an overcoat, boots, coat, etc from one of the store sin Roanoke. -- E.K. Davidson, of OK., a former resident of this county and who was operated on at the Proctor hospital in Peoria recently for the removal of a cancer at the root of his tongue, visited here the latter part of last week with his brother, W.O. He is recovering very rapidly from the effects of theoperation, although it was a very severe one. --Mr and Mrs Adolph Woltzen expect to leave here next Monday for Missouri where they will make a visit with Mr Woltzen's brother before going on to the state of Washington, where they expect to resdie if they find a location which suits them.

Secor ------ -- Miss Beulah VanScyoc was in El Paso last Thursday -- Mrs John Frey was an El Paso last Friday -- Miss Elsie McMahon spent Friday with El Paso friends -- Mrs Eli Michael was an El Paso shopper last Thursday -- A,R. Harseim was a business visitor in Peoria last Tuesday -- C.W. Frey was a business caller inEureka Tuesday afternoon -- John Culp shipped two cars of sheep to Chicago Monday night -- Mrs Abbie Manor is home from an extended visit to Bloomington -- Prof W.C. Stauter was a buiness caller in El Paso last Saturday -- W. M. Search spent the latter part of last week in Bloomington and Panola -- Mrs John Turner is ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs Joseph Keim -- Miss Gene Meginnes and William Meginnes were El Paso visitors last Friday -- Mrs W.B. Graybill was the guest of Mrs C.H. Davis in El Paso last Saturday -- The infant son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Wright is ill with an attack of bronchitis -- Mrs William Ryan, of Henry, is spending the week with Mrs David Aeschliman -- Mr and Mrs J.C. Harned and daughter, Cora, were Peoria visitors Sunday -- Mrs Jacob hunzinger and sisters, the Misses Real, were Peoria callers last Thursday -- Dr. Nagel was in El Paso last Thursday evening in attendance on Masonic lodge -- Mrs Daniel Hexamer was called to Eureka Tuesday by the illness of Mrs John Wingstern -- George Tapley, of Sac City, Ia., is here on a visit at the home of his uncle, Thomas Fever, sr. -- Mr and Mrs Lon Fever and Miss Moreland were in Washington and Peoria several days last week -- James Strickland shipped a car of cattle to Chicago Monday night. He recently purchased them of William Webber -- Mrs Tomas Fever, sr., and her nephew, George Tapley, of Sac City, Ia, were guests of Washington relatives over Sunday -- Mrs Charles Seitz, Miss Mary Herman and Mrs Katherine Harseim, of Peoria, attended J.E.Kilbury's funeral last Friday -- Mr and Mrs Jacob Hexamer and daughter, Dorothy, went to Minonk Wed to visit the latter's brother, Charles Shepherd, and family -- Charles Meginnes made a business trip to Chicago last Monday. He has several cars of cattle all ready to ship and was up looking over the markets -- Miss Elsie Kerrick, of Minonk, attended the funeral of J.E.Kilbury here last Friday afternoon. She remained here until Sat afternoon calling on old friends and former pupils -- Relatives joined the Grandma Armstrong last Sunday and celebrated her 79th birthday. A noon dinner was served to the large faily and all were enthusiastic over the occasion. -- Card of thanks to the many friends and relatives who in the hour of sorrow and bereavement have so generously extended their sympathy and aid I desire to express my sincerest thanks. Louise Kilbury. -- Telephone manager Ritz and wife have taken charge of the central office. Mrs Louise Kilbury, who resigned the position at the death of her husband, has moved to the residence of her mother, Mrs Anna Johnson, where she expects to reside indefinitely

Could Amy's plat map scans be posted to the rootsweb ftp server? Or the USGENWEB Woodford county page?

Hi everyone on the list: I have my G.G.Grandparents and my G.Grandparents buried in the Denman Cemetery and would like to have a picture of the head stones. They are the Smith Denmans and the Daniel Buck. Thank you to anyone that could do this for me. Ruth Kidwell

Does anyone know where Hallam Burying Ground is/was? The woman who is looking for it (and is too shy to write to you all) says it might be south of Eureka. Thanks for any help in this matter. And yes, I'm as tired of seeing mail on this list from me as the rest of you are. But, this is the place for questions and answers so I'll keep plugging away. If anyone wants to join in, by all means.... Amy Robbins-Tjaden atjaden@mindspring.com

Thursday, Jan 12 1911 - The El Paso Journal Shiloh ------ -- Thomas Huxtable shelled corn Monday. -- A son was born to Mr and Mrs Harry Malcom, Sat Jan 7 -- Miss Pearl Bell came home Monday from a visit in Holder with relatives -- Miss Maggie Lyons returned home Monday, after a three weeks visit to Ottawa -- Will Lyons shelled corn Tuesday. Shafer and Stuckey did the work. They are hustlers. -- Two of Thomas Huxtable's brothers, of Dana, assisted himwith his shelling this week -- Little Tommy Seavers fell on the ice one day last week and cut quite a gash in his forhead. -- Mrs Rollin Harris and her sister, Mis Emma Seavers, are both bedfast with the gripe -- Henry Punke's children are sick with the measles. Harry Gerdes' children also have them -- Ed McDonald and sister, Miss Lizzie, are visiting in Mason City, Whittemore, and Des Moines, Ia -- Mr andMrs Robert Irwin and little daughter, Edna of Iowa are visiting relatives and friends here this week. -- The family of E.G.Morris, John Roth, and R.S. Boyd went to Eden, Ill., Friday to attend the funeral services of J.T. Morris -- Mrs Emma Gingerich went to Gridley Sunday to visit her daughter, Edna, and other relatiuves. She returned home Tuesday afternoon. -- Miss Anna Ioerger came home Saturday from McNabb, where she has been since before the holidays, visiting her brother, Jacob and wife. --Mr and Mrs Cleve Pinkham came home Tuesday from their visit in California. THey say everybody is well and happy out there and they they enjoyed their trip Kappa ------- --Chester Hall was in Hudson Saturday -- Mrs S. Paul is on the sick list this week. -- Fred Campbell was in Bloomington Friday -- Mrs Frank McClure was in El Paso Friday -- Miss Anna Shaffer was in Bloomington Saturday -- C.D. Witt is filling his ice house with twelve inch ice. -- Miss Eva Paul is spending a few days in Gridley this week. -- Mr and Mrs Calvin Robinson, of Iowa,are here visiting relatives -- Mr King, of Missouri, is here visiting his cousin, Mrs Charles Bowman.. -- Nelson Pearson returned home Wed from the southern part of the state -- Otis Shoemaker, of Fairbury, was here this week visiting his parents who are both ill -- Mrs Martin Hibbs, of El Paso, and her sister, Mrs Ennes, visited relatives and friends here last Saturday -- Mr and Mrs Charles Bagsby have returned home from East St. Louis where they had been visitng relatives --A few of Mrs Hansford's lady friend gave her a pleasant surprise the other day. All took well filled baskets. The event was Mrs Hansfords' 85th birthday -- The residence of J.C. Hall was entirely destoryed by fire Tuesday just before the noon hour Panola ------ -- Thomas Welte was a visitor here Sunday -- John Freidi visited here Sunday with his mother -- Mr and Mrs Frank Sharpe of near El Paso, visited here over last Sunday -- Miss Hallie Gassoway gave an entertainment here Saturday evening in the church -- Miss Rose Hauck, of Chicago, was here to attend the funeral of her mother last Monday -- Benjamin Bohlander shipped a car load of full blook horses to the Bloomington sale this week -- Leo Raymond has purchased the G.W. Schlink blacksmith shop which he intends to conduct in the future -- Mr and Mrs George Schlink and babe came here Sunday to attend the funeral of Mrs John Hauck which was held Monday Prairie College --------------- -- John Messer visited with Almon Drury near Shiloh last Sunday -- Miss Mildred Patton returned home last Tuesday from her visit -- W.A. Patton was in Bloomington Wednesday to attend the horse sale -- Mr and Mrs Ray Shepard visited with Mr amd Mrs Dodson Sunday -- Mr and Mrs Elmer hitch of Peoria, visited with his brother, Ed, this week -- Misses Moran and Miss Whalen of Peoria, spent New Year;s with the Witt brothers -- Miss Anna Sutton and her niece, from Peoria, vvisited with her brother, Ed, last week. --Al Langen has sold to W.A. Patton, a nice young mare weighing 1670 pounds for $275 -- Harvey Edwards and W.A. Patton were in Bloomington last Saturday trying to buy the Glimpse farm. County Court Orders ---------------------- --Estate Fieath Smith; A.I. Smith, exr,; appraisement bill approved; acceptance of provisions of will byy Wilhelmina Smith and waiver of award -- Estate Mary E. Perry; probate of will set for Feb 6 -- Estate Emily j. McAlden; Keziah Trotter, exr,; proof of adjustment day notices Jany 30 -- Laura Kent, minor; Emma M. Archer, guardian, report approved -- Estate Cushing Jones; A.C. and F.L. Jones, exrs.; report apprived -- Estate OLicretia Flanagan; E.E. Robeson, exr.; claims of about $183 allowed -- In the matter of the insanity of Geo Fehl; H.D.Hollenback appointed conservator with bond of $1000 -- George and Rosina Mathieu, minors; Arthur Veuve appointed guardian with bond of $500 -- John and James O;Connell, minors; Catherine Crow, guardian; report approved -- Henry, Matta and Peter Buck, minors; Katie B. Johnson, guardian; guardian dischared as to Henry and Matta Buck -- Estate Eli S. Borwn; Lee H Brown, exr,; final report of executor filed -- Camilla and John Kyser, minors; John H. Kyser, guardian; bond approved -- Estate John M. Sharp; F.N. Rood and Samuel McCully -- Elizabeth Pearsons, insane; Elizabeth Sparks, conservator Marriage Licenses ------------------- -- Harry G. Combs, Phoebe P. Perry, Washburn -- George Volk, Elizabeth McCann, Graymond, Livingston, Co Secor Eureka Gridley Geene Roanoke to be continued... I have about 10 old newspapers that I can transcribe the information if people on the list are interested! Karen

Scans of Greene Twp, Woodford Co, are now ready to go. For those of you who are new to the list (and I'm adding this because a few have had questions about these scans), I have scanned plat maps of various townships in Woodford Co from old atlases that I've managed to get my hands on. I send these maps as email attachments to anyone who requests them. I'm trying to share what I have the best way I know how. It's my small way of trying to repay others for the lookups and other help they have given me over the years. I have plat maps of the following townships for the years 1873, 1893, 1912, 1920: Clayton, Greene, Linn (only the years 1912 and 1920), Metamora, Minonk, Olio, Palestine, Roanoke and Worth. Send me a post telling me which maps you would like and I'll get them to you. On Sunday I'll be leaving for the beach (ahhhhhhh) and will be there at least a week so if you want the scans before I go please get mail to me by Saturday evening. Otherwise, they will have to wait until I get back. Amy Robbins-Tjaden atjaden@mindspring.com

Hi-- I scanned the maps for Palestine Twp and can send maps for the following years to anyone who is interested: 1873, 1893, 1912, 1920 The 1873 scan is not pretty as the map didn't quite fit on my scanner bed and I had to fiddle and faddle and finally just figured I'd done the best I could do...if anyone needs me to put a beady eye on the original page for a specific name, I'll be glad to do that. Amy Robbins-Tjaden atjaden@mindspring.com

For those of you interested in Minonk, I just found a webpage dedicated to that town that looks like it's off to a good start. The home page is at http://www.minonktalk.com/ . From there you can find links to old photos, articles about old settlers and the history of the town, Chatter Box (short bits about local residents like you find in small town newspapers), Cemetery pages, and plenty more. If it doesn't help, genealogically speaking, it's at least a fun Saturday morning read. If anyone knows of any similar websites for any Woodford Co towns/communities, I'd appreciate getting the URLs. Amy Robbins-Tjaden atjaden@mindspring.com

Hi-- If anyone is interested, I can now send scans of the following plat maps for the years indicated: Minonk Twp 1873, 1893, 1912, 1920 Olio Twp 1873, 1893, 1912, 1920 Some of the scans are better than others. One day I might be a computer/scanning whiz...but not today. Amy Robbins-Tjaden atjaden@mindspring.com

In a message dated 4/24/01 7:01:04 AM Central Daylight Time, ILWOODFO-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > atjaden@mindspring.com > > > Oops I emailed you Amy...sent to the wrong address.

Amy, Arends are on our family tree. Could you scan one for me. TIA Carolynn Eilts

Also try MacNeff Spelling was awfull back then. Sharon ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kristy Gravlin" <hannah@teleport.com> To: <ILWOODFO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 12:46 PM Subject: [ILWOODFORD] Re: McNeff > Dear Patrick, > This is just a shot in the dark...but you said > you were seriously 'stuck'. I have never heard the > name McNeff before...but I do know of some Neff > families (Kendall Co IL). Would watching for Neff > prove useful? Couldn't hurt...what else do you have > to look for? 8-) > Good luck...Kristy > > ==== ILWOODFO Mailing List ==== > Woodford County website: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilwoodfo/index.htm > >

Oh, yes...there is also the 'indexing challenge' game... McNeff Mc Neff Mc_Neff Mc*Neff Mc-Neff MacNeff Mac Neff Mac_Neff Mac*Neff Mac-Neff This should keep you busy for a while...are there other possibilities? (no doubt) And, of course, the indexer may have thought it said McMeff or McWeff or heaven only knows what. When the error is in the first letter, you have only 25 other ones to check. Computer searching, particularly, is a challenge because the silly machine just won't look up all the possibilities without specific instruction to do each one. Sometimes I have better luck if I can figure out a way to see a whole page/section of 'the right general area' and then use my eyes to skim thru. Kristy

I've hit the "brickwall" as far as trying to locate my Great Grandmother's family in Woodford County from back in the early 1880's. Her name is Cathrine MCNEFF. Her parents were James MCNEFF and Bridget DUNN. I got this information from Cathrine's marriage license that shows she married my Great Grandfather Timothy O'CONNOR At St. Patrick RC Church in Peoria on 19 Nov 1884. Unfortunately I cannot locate any further information except that Cathrine was born in Cruger Township in Woodford County probably around 1860. I've searched state and federal censuses and some land records. And probably a lot of other stuff that I cannot recall right now. I've been stalled at this point for a few years now. I'd appreciate any help or suggestions that anyone might have. Thanks, Patrick O'Connor (pjoconnor@aol.com)

Dear Patrick, This is just a shot in the dark...but you said you were seriously 'stuck'. I have never heard the name McNeff before...but I do know of some Neff families (Kendall Co IL). Would watching for Neff prove useful? Couldn't hurt...what else do you have to look for? 8-) Good luck...Kristy ---------- >From: Pjoconnor@aol.com >To: ILWOODFO-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: McNeff >Date: Tue, Apr 24, 2001, 8:06 AM > > I've hit the "brickwall" as far as trying to locate my > Great Grandmother's family in Woodford County from back in > the early 1880's. Her name is Cathrine MCNEFF. Her > parents were James MCNEFF and Bridget DUNN. I got this > information from Cathrine's marriage license that shows she > married my Great Grandfather Timothy O'CONNOR At St. > Patrick RC Church in Peoria on 19 Nov 1884. Unfortunately > I cannot locate any further information except that > Cathrine was born in Cruger Township in Woodford County > probably around 1860. I've searched state and federal > censuses and some land records. And probably a lot of > other stuff that I cannot recall right now. > > I've been stalled at this point for a few years now. I'd > appreciate any help or suggestions that anyone might have. > > Thanks, > > Patrick O'Connor > (pjoconnor@aol.com) > > > ==== ILWOODFO Mailing List ==== > Woodford County website: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilwoodfo/index.htm > > ============================== > Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp > >