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The way we were: Facts and fun ; Bureau, Illinois, 1874-1974 by Clifford Weeks, 1974
Record book of Methodist Episcopal Church of Newman Charge, 1872-1900: Including Newman Methodist Episcopal Church, Pleasant Ridge Methodist Church, Wesley ... DAR Genealogical Records Committee report) by Charlotte Maris Wax, 1994
A personal family history of the families in Lawrence & Crawford Counties, Illinois by James Wm Allison, 1992
Genealogical society, library & archive resources for research in Central Illinois,: Illinois State Genealogical Society, fall conference, 1999 by A. Joyce Brown, 1999
The 1910 Illio by University of Illinois Yearbook Staff, 1910
History of Union County, Illinois (3 Volumes) Genealogy by George E. Parks, 1984
I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Du Quoin, Illinois with genealogy by Shirley Dagenhardt, 1993
The Howard family of England, Ireland, and Chicago, Illinois: A Howard genealogy by Donald C Adams, 1992
Randolph genealogy, Warrensburg, Illinois, October 20, 1898 the co-operation of every descendant of the Virginia Randolph is ... invited ... to warrant publishing this work by G. A Randolph, 1898
Inscriptions of 58 cemeteries in Knox, Marshall, Peoria, Stark, and Woodford Counties in Illinois by Ruth Crim, 1982
Pioneer families of Randolph and Perry Counties, Illinois: Notes on the Campbell, Crozier, Flack, Milligan, Steele and Thompson families : the Crawfords ... Garven, Matthews and Robertson families by Robert Crawford Robertson, 1960
Madison Co., Illinois 1870 federal census by Joyce Meyer, 1999
Obituaries from Mt. Vernon register-news, Jefferson County, Illinois: 1992-September 1993 by Leo Harlow, 1994
Index to Illinois Central Railroad employment applications by Ruth Hill, 1991

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ANCESTRAL FOOTSTEPS_In The Sands Of Time_Title Banner
A genealogy of families that lived in and/or passed through La Salle County, illinois. Includes reports, photos, transcriptions of documents and citations.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ancestralfootsteps/Footsteps/

Extractions: OAS_AD('Top'); WEBSITE CHOICES ***Surnames**** Database Surnames Paternal Surnames Maternal Surnames ****Photos**** Family Photos Unidentified Photos Tombstone Photos Miscellaneous Photos ****Documents**** Birth Certificates Marriage Records Court Documents Land Records Census Records Death Certificates Obituaries Newest Additions ****Miscellaneous**** Site Dedication Page La Salle County Information Use Search Engine Website Acknowledgments Set Screen Resolution to 800x600 or 1024x768 Search This Site The Web for Get a Free Search Engine for Your Web Site AN OVERVIEW OF THIS WEBSITE The information contained in this website began with the researches of the following surnames: KEATING, MARTEN, CAMP, and APPLEBEE. My current area of concentration on the maternal side of my family is with the APPLEBEE surname. On the paternal side, I am concentrating on the KEATING surname. To the extent that it is currently possible, information in this database has been verified with at least two sources. Each family report has its own set of citations. All italizied numbers in the color of yellow are endnote/citation numbers.
Monroe County Illinois Trails History And Genealogy
Portal for research and information such as census records, church histories, military records, marriages, naturalization, newspaper articles, along with research help and tips.
http://www.iltrails.org/monroe/index.html

Extractions: http://www.iltrails.org/monroe ADOPT ME! This county is currently in need of adoption, however, you will find many records online at this website. If you are in need of research assistance or if you have research questions and you cannot locate what you're looking for through this website, please refer to the Illinois Trails Research Help page. Most of your questions should be easily answered there. Until this county has been adopted, we regret that we will be unable to assist you personally with your research. If you would like to donate record transcriptions for this county, please contact Kim or Susan prior to submitting your material, for formatting instructions. We regret that we are unable to accept photographs at this time. If you would be interested in adopting Monroe County for this project, please review our Volunteer Information page COUNTY INFORMATION Monroe County Courthouse
West Kentucky Genealogy Research Associates
Specializing in Western Kentucky, Southern illinois, and Northwestern Tennessee.
http://www.geocities.com/wkgra/
O.M.I.I. & Kidron Heritage Center Page
Provides access to 3 databases with over 375,000 primarily Swiss Mennonite or German Amish descendants and information about the Kidron, Ohio Heritage Center and the Ohio Michigan Indiana illinois (OMII) genealogy Project.
http://www.wgbc.org/hindex.htm
Directory Of Illinois Historical Societies And Genealogical
Search for any Society in illinois. Listing of illinois Historical and GenealogicalSociety Addresses and Links. illinois Products at genealogy Shopper.
http://www.daddezio.com/society/hill/SH-IL-NDX.html

Extractions: United States Many of the societies in this directory are linked to web sites created by volunteers from around the country. If you have questions about the information contained on a site, please send it to the webmaster that maintains it. Browse through our online collection of addresses and links. When you click on any of the links within this directory, your browser will leave this site. Please bookmark our
Directory Of Illinois Cemeteries - IL Cemetery Junction
More details . illinois Products at genealogy Shopper. Visit genealogyFinders, the online source for all your genealogy resources.
http://www.daddezio.com/cemetery/junction/CJ-IL-NDX.html

Extractions: United States Many of the cemeteries in this directory are linked to transcriptions published elsewhere on the Internet . If you have questions about the information contained on another site, please send it to the webmaster that maintains it. Browse through our online collection of addresses and links. When you click on any of the links within this directory, your browser will leave this site. Please bookmark our
Revolutionary War Soldiers Buried In Illinois
Part of the illinois Trails History and genealogy Project. Revolutionary War Soldiers buried in illinois, by County.
http://www.iltrails.org/rwdx.htm

Extractions: This material may not be copied, in whole or in part, and resubmitted to any mailing list, bulletin board, website (personal or otherwise), archive, pay per view website or published in any other manner without my express, written permission Prior to 1920, the Illinois Historical Association published the research of Mr. E. S. Walker, regarding the Revolutionary War soldiers that were buried in Illinois. We hope to complete this project, listing all soldiers by county listed in Mrs. Walker's research. If you have any additions, please submit them to Susan , along with a copy of your soldier's RW pension. Misc. RW Pensioners and RW Pensioners from the year 1835, can be found HERE Introduction, circa 1912 Illinois can claim but few spots famous in the era of the American Revolution; but around the names of old Fort Massac, Kaskaskia and Fort Gage, cluster priceless historic memories. Now that Fort Massac has become the property of the State of Illinois, and has been transformed into a beautiful State Park, the people of the entire State may take pride in its preservation. To The D. A. R. of Illinois, this old fort becomes a point of more than ordinary interest; it was fitting that they should have been actively engaged in building a Monument there, which stands to-day an object lesson for us and for future generations, a reminder of what George Rogers Clark and his band of faithful followers did for the nation, for Virginia, Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana, and the whole Northwest.
McHENRY COUNTY ILLINOIS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY COLLECTION CRYSTAL LAKE PUBLIC LI
Vol. IVol. IV, 1982 supplement. CHILDREN OF ORPHAN TRAINS FROM NEW YORK TO ILLINOISAND BEYOND. Comp. 1980. CIVIL WAR genealogy. George K. Schweitzer. 1988.
http://www.mcigs.org/MCIGS_Collections/CLPL-GenInt&For.htm
Putnam County Illinois History And Genealogy
History, raw data, genealogy statistics, biographies, cemeteries, census, and related historical and genealogical information.
http://www.piperspages.com/Putnam/

Extractions: Hi, my name is Nancy Piper and I am the host for Putnam, Bureau, Woodford, LaSalle and Marshall Counties. My ancestors came to Illinois over 150 years ago and settled in the tiny village of Florid, which is no longer even a name on a map. I've always been a "history buff" and these pages let me help share the world my "findings". On these pages you will find the information pertaining to the history of Putnam County. Our goal is to have available free of charge as much information as possible and will be adding continuously to these pages, so check back often. Due to increased responsibility and I change in hours at my "regular" job, I am unable to do any personal research. NOTICE:
Village Of Herrick Online
Learn about its history, select a recipe from the community recipe book, and meet some of the people of the community. Features include genealogy, memories, guestbook, events calendar, business directory, and links.
http://www.herrickil.com/

Extractions: to the Online Community of Herrick, Illinois. Located in Shelby County and Central Illinois, Herrick is a small community of approximately 450 residents. Here you can learn about our history, select a recipe from our community recipe book, discover the great things happening in the community or visit the various other pages we have. You're welcome to post to one of our interactive pages and meet some of the great people of the community. We are constantly working to grow our community, online and off, so check in on us from time to time. herrickil.com does NOT email spam. We have no reason to send email to anyone for any reason unless they request information from us. Spam is often sent with a fake return email address and it appears someone is using our address as their fake. If you are getting spam email from an address at herrickil.com I can assure it is not coming from me or anyone with a valid email address at this web site.
Lake County (IL) Genealogical Society
Formed in May of 1978 by the genealogy Group of the LibertyvilleMundelein Historical Society. Based in Libertyville.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~illcgs/
Illinois State Vital Records And Census Data At Awesome Genealogy
Search vital records for your family, including census images, birth records, marriage records and death records. Free offers and tips on genealogy.
http://www.awesomegenealogy.com/state_illinois.shtml

Extractions: Enter as much information as you know about your ancestor and click search: First Name: Last Name: Location: Any Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Dist. of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Canada England Germany All Non-U.S. Your FREE resource to vital records, census and genealogy links!
Index
History, raw data, genealogy statistics, biographies, cemeteries, census, and related historical and genealogical information.
http://www.iltrails.org/macoupin/

Extractions: Hello, my name is Anne Stinnett and I am your host for Macoupin County. My Co-Host is Debbie Quinn If you would like to donate material to this site, please send them in "Word" format HERE Remember all material must be raw data. I AM SORRY BUT WE ARE UNABLE TO PERFORM PERSONAL RESEARCHES However, we have set up a research help page to answer most of the frequently asked questions about research in Illinois. please refer to this page before contacting us for help. Thanks! New Project underway - We are looking for any information pertaining to the Underground Railroad in Macoupin County. If your ancestors were part of this important part of history, if you know of stations, etc., please email us. Search the Macoupin County site Search this site or the web
Welcome To Lamb-thielen.com
Variety of collections dealing with northeast illinois and advertising art. genealogy information for families from northeast illinois.
http://lamb-thielen.com
JOHN HOSSACK, ABOLITIONIST
History and genealogy of John Hossack, Abolitionist, of Ottawa, illinois. He was canal builder on the I M, illinois and Michigan Canal, a Lumber and Grain Merchant, and a conductor on the underground railroad.
http://www.johnhossack.com/

Extractions: John Hossack of Ottawa, Illinois. Canal Builder. Grain and Lumber Merchant. Conductor on the Underground Railroad. Crusader for Human Rights and Liberty. Man of God. He feared God and loved his Fellow Man. JOHN HOSSACK Search for: STREET NAMING CEREMONY Ottawa, November 11, 2002. John Hossack's grandchildren were represented for events in Ottawa today. Marj Weir and Jay Preston, great great grandchildren of John Hossack are present. Joining them are three of John Hossack's great great great granddaughters, Lynn Weir, Elika Preston and Yuli Preston. The Weirs drove up from their home in St. Louis, and the Prestons flew in from Los Angeles to be present for the celebration. November 11, 2002 is the commemoration of Veterans' Day in Ottawa. So that the Mayor and City Council of Ottawa will be present, the Hossack street sign installation is also November 11, 2002, three days after the 111th anniversary of John Hossack's death. Veterans' gather for a memorial ceremony in Washington Park at 10:30 AM. Present are veterans from most of the conflicts of the 20th century, as are a Boy Scout color guard, a ceremonial firing squad of veterans, the choir from Ottawa High School, and a pair of answering bugles for the playing of "Taps." Many of the assemblage travel to the Hossack Home site for the street sign unveiling. The installation takes place at about noon.
Kendall County, Illinois Trails History And Genealogy
Offers resources for area history and genealogy research, including marriage and death records, military, cemetery, and archives.
http://www.iltrails.org/kendall/

Extractions: This county is currently in need of adoption, which means there is no current host available to provide you with data on a regular basis. If you are interested in adopting this county for Illinois Trails, please review our VOLUNTEER INFORMATION PAGE , and then contact Kim and Susan . Until a host is available, Kim or Susan will accept data for inclusion on this site. Simply email us and let us know what you'd like to donate. Please keep in mind that we are not experts on Kendall County, we are simply providing you with information. Once this county has it's own host, questions regarding Kendall county research will be answered by your host. In the mean time, we have provided an ILLINOIS RESEARCH HELP page to aid you in your research. This page should answer many of the questions you might have regarding researching in the State of Illinois. Included are research tips and hints, websites and resources, accommodations and more. Please see this page prior to emailing us. We regret that we are unable to do personal research for you at this time.
ILGenWeb Tazewell County, Illinois
Provides history and genealogy resources for the county and its communities, including family surname histories, maps, cemeteries and death records, and links to other genealogy research sites. Part of the USGenWeb Project.
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/il/county/tazewell/
Miami-Illinois Language And The Illinois Indian Tribe (Illini, Illiniwek, Peoria
Language, culture, history and genealogy.
http://www.native-languages.org/illinois.htm

Extractions: American Indian language index What's new on our site today! Native Languages of the Americas: Miami-Illinois (Maumee, Twightwee, Peoria) Language: Miami and Illinois are dialects of the same Algonquian language, spoken in Indiana and later Oklahoma. Though no native speakers of the language remain, language revival efforts are ongoing, and children from both the Miami and Peoria nations are learning to speak their ancestral language again. People: The Illiniwek (sometimes known as the Illini Confederacy, though they were actually more of a large tribe than a true confederacy) were the dominant natives of the Illinois area that now bears their name. Peoria and Kaskaskia are the sub-tribes of the Illini nation from which most surviving Illinois descend the Miami Indians are not an Illinois subtribe but a separate nation, despite a shared language and a long history of alliance. The Illinois were relocated to Kansas and then Oklahoma in the 1800's, where 2000 of them remain today. History: The Miami and Illinois Indians were close relatives with nearly identical culture and language, but distinct political affiliation. Both nations were really loose confederations of several independent tribes, so it's unclear what caused some tribes to group together as Miami and some as Illini. The Illinois tribe was the more powerful of the two, until an Illinois man murdered the controversial but much-loved Chief Pontiac of the
Illinois-Miami Language And The Miami Indian Tribe (Myaamia, Maumee)
Language, culture, history and genealogy.
http://www.native-languages.org/miami.htm

Extractions: American Indian language index What's new on our site today! Native Languages of the Americas: Illinois-Miami (Maumee, Myamia, Twightwee) Language: Miami and Illinois are dialects of the same Algonquian language, spoken in Indiana and later Oklahoma. Though no native speakers of the language remain, language revival efforts are ongoing, and children from both the Miami and Peoria nations are learning to speak their ancestral language again. People: The Miami Indians (Maumee or Myaamia, also called Twightwee or Twatwa by some of their neighbors) live in two groups, one of about 2000 Miami in Oklahoma and one of about 6000 in Indiana. The two groups consider themselves the same people, but only the Oklahoma tribe is recognized by the American government. Though the Illinois speak the same language the Miami do and the two are historical allies, they have always considered themselves politically distinct. History: The Miami and Illinois Indians were very close relatives with nearly identical culture and language, but distinct political affiliation. Both nations were really loose confederations of several independent tribes, so perhaps there was some political rift which caused some tribes to group together as Miami and some as Illini. The Illini tribe was the more powerful of the two, until an Illinois man murdered the controversial but much-loved Chief Pontiac of the Ottawa Tribe then almost every tribe of the central US except their kin the Miami turned on the Illini in a vengeful war that left only a few hundred survivors, mostly women and children. The Miami, meanwhile, were trying to fight off attempts by the young United States to drive them from their Ohio lands. With the alliance of the
Genealogy & Family History Databases. Genealogy Tree Software. Free Genealogy Se
Central illinois Counties of Cass, Greene, Macoupin, Menard, Morgan, Scott and Sangamon.Over 20,000 pages of resources. Morgan Area Genealogical Association.
http://www.genealogy.org/

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