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The Choates of Southern Illinois and related families by William R Lawrence, 2000
Illinois 1860 north by Ronald Vern Jackson, 1987
[A genealogy of the descendants of Libardi Gaudentii, Italy, 1849 by Shari Barnish, 1996
Immigrants from Mernes, Germany to Indiana and Illinois by Jane Smithenry Klotz, 1993
Marriage, birth and death information, 1889-1920 from the La Moille gazette newspaper, Bureau County, Illinois by Joan Ecklund, 2001

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St. Clair County (Illinois) Genealogical Society Important
The illinois State Genealogical Society offers a copy service forthese certificates. Genealogical Research in Millstadt, illinois.
http://www.compu-type.net/rengen/stclair/stcusfl1.htm

Extractions: The official depository for St. Clair documents and records 'discarded' by the courthouse (some births, great marriage records, deed indexes, probate files, jail records.) Pre-statehood (1818) records are at the Illinois State Archives. This links you to the databases but be sure to explore the IRAD Holdings, Depository, and Research Policy links at the top of their page. Belleville Public Library
Southern Illinois History
had been using the census transcription published by the Saline County GenealogicalSociety. 18 percent) of the free black population in the state of illinois.
http://www.illinoishistory.com/

Extractions: If you're in Illinois and have been following the news you already know that it's not going well this spring in terms of the budget talks. I was in Springfield yesterday for a presentation and drifted over to the Statehouse afterwards to check in with various lawmakers to see if anything good might happen for the Old Slave House. Surprisingly, there just might be something. Local state Rep. Brandon Phelps, D-Norris City, has been talking with the governor and his staff about the house and some type of appropriation this year. He wouldn't tell me that he had made it yet, but was supposed to meet with the governor later that afternoon. (At the time of our conversation outside the doors of the House chamber the governor was supposedly meeting with the four legislative leaders about the budget.) Assistant House Majority Leader Lou Jones, D-Chicago, one of the members of the Legislative Black Caucus who visited the house back in 1997 on a trip organized by Brandon's uncle, then-state Rep. David Phelps, had been told about the possible money and was using (or was going to use) her own influence with House Speaker Michael Madigan to try to get some funding if the governor didn't come through.
North Central Illinois Genealogical Society Collection
North Central illinois Genealogical Society Collection. HISTORICAL SKETCH. TheNorth Central illinois Genealogical Society was organized in March 1979.
http://www.niulib.niu.edu/reghist/RC 188.htm

Extractions: COLLECTION INVENTORY INTRODUCTION Ms. Emma Wilcoxen donated the North Central Illinois Genealogical Society records to the Regional History Center on January 20, 1989. Property rights in the collection belong to the Regional History Center; literary rights are dedicated to the public. There are no restrictions on access to the collection. Linear feet to shelf space: .5 Collection 188 SCOPE AND CONTENT The North Central Illinois Genealogical Society records consist of 10 volumes of cemetery inscriptions from 8 different townships within Winnebago County, Illinois, 1 volume of surnames which appeared in the Pecatonica News from 1872-1917, and a 1986 directory of members of the Society. Within the volumes of township cemetery inscriptions, each cemetery is named, inventoried and indexed separately. The location of each cemetery is given at the beginning of its listing. Contents of each cemetery are arranged by headstones row number. The indexes are arranged alphabetically by individual surname.
Johnson County, Illinois - Genealogical And Historical Society
PO Box 1207 Vienna, IL 62995. IT S HERE ! - CHAPMAN SHISTORY OF JOHNSON COUNTY, 1925 See Our Publications.
http://johnsoncountyil.net/
SHELBY COUNTY ILLINOIS HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
Shelby County illinois Historical and Genealogical Society. 151 S. Washington.PO Box 286. Shelbyville, IL. 7742260 or 774-4082. E-Mailshgensoc@bmmhnet.com.
http://www.shelbycohistgen.org/

Extractions: Shelby County Illinois Historical and Genealogical Society 151 S. Washington P.O. Box 286 Shelbyville, IL. 774-2260 or 774-4082 E-Mail:shgensoc@bmmhnet.com From October through March open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, Friday, and Saturday Beginning April 1, and continuing through September, hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday thru Saturday Tours of the society or jail are welcome. Group tours please call in advance. Contact Us Table of Contents Comments Some information request may require a small research fee and copy fee History of the Historical and Genealogical Society Board Members Barbara Thomas....3 Yr. Dixie Furr....2 Yr. Richard Simmering....1 Yr. Elected Officers 2004 President....Jim Graven Vice President....June McCain Secretary....Marilyn Hamparzomian Treasurer....Donna Lupton The regular board meeting is the second Wednesday of every month a 7 PM in the society's headquarters and is always an open meeting. Membership Dues Annual (Single)..........$15
Jewish Genealogical Society Of Illinois
, Software. , News. -, Webmaster. DISCOVER HOW YOU CAN TRACE YOUR JEWISH ROOTSby joining the. Jewish Genealogical Society of illinois. (312) 666-0100. Almosthere!
http://www.jewishgen.org/jgsi/
Welcome To The Illinois State Historical Library
Requests For Genealogical Research illinois Residents. Cost $.25per copy. Limited to One family, one county. Send Self addressed
http://www.state.il.us/hpa/lib/ishlgen.htm

Extractions: [Search Tips] Genealogy Researchers are invited to visit the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library Holdings of the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library are included on the Illinois Newspaper Project database, Rolling Prairie Library System Online Catalog OCLC , an online catalog of library holdings worldwide, and on Virtual Illinois Catalog Search Library Catalog Online The Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library holds printed and published resources that are useful to genealogical researchers. These resources include material on most Illinois counties, with the amount and depth of information varying from county to county. The printed and published materials which are useful for genealogical research include: family genealogies; county histories, atlases and plat books; census schedule indexes and/or particular county transcriptions of enumeration records; cemetery inscriptions; and birth, death, naturalization and marriage transcriptions and/or indexes. The Library does NOT hold census schedules in any format. The

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