121. Stellmons, Burdicks, Bakers And Waddells Inside! Includes Burdick, Williams, Cole and allied family of Montana, Missouri, Idaho and illinois. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~stelly/

OAS_AD('Top'); Welcome to my Genealogy page!! Family Origins, the software I used to make it, for some reason didn't name any of the files "index.html", so I, in my web page creating infancy stage, am attempting to correct the problem. This page you are reading will change over time but for now is just a gateway to what I really want you to see! If you have a better suggestion, contact me at steliie@aol.com. So click on the link below for my "project of a lifetime", actually several life times. For now, it's called: Lineages of Stellmons, Burdicks, Tripps, Bakers, Waddells and allied families of Montana, Idaho, Illinois, Missouri and farther back. Click here to see my genealogy page OAS_AD('Bottom');

122. Kruse Family From Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Germany Homepage Ancestry from Viezen and Selow of the old Grand Duchy of MecklenburgSchwerin now Mecklenburg Vorpommern, of far northeastern Germany and related families in illinois, Wisconsin and New York. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~fkruse/

OAS_AD('Top'); Kruse Family from Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Germany By: Frederick C. Kruse III State Arms of the old Duchy of Mecklenburg-Schwerin Hello and welcome to my Kruse Family home page. The earliest known Kruse, Marcus Kruse , my 7th great grandfather, was born about 1635 in Selow , Germany. The first known Kruse immigrants were four children of Johann Joachim Kruse , my great grand uncle; Johann, Friedrich, Wilhelmine, and Sophia. Johann's family sailed from Hamburg to New York on the ship Keplie in 1853, Fred's family and Wilhelmine Kruse Buller on the clipper ship John Bertram in 1857, and Sophia on the John Bertram in 1858. They settled around Wolcottsville, near Buffalo, in Royalton Township, Niagara County, New York. From New York, Johann's and Fred's families moved to Belle Plaine , Shawano County, Wisconsin in 1866. Following in 1869, on the steam ship Allemannia , were two more Kruses; my 2nd great grandmother, Maria Jenning Kruse and family, and Johann Joachim Kruse and family, along with a Schroeder and Thode families, and a

123. Family Of Hans Rudolph Hunziker Family of Hans Rudolph Hunziker and Mary Weber. Emigrated from the Wynental, Aargau, Switzerland to Highland, Madison County, illinois in 1863. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~milesgen/Hunziker/

OAS_AD('Top'); Family of Hans Rudolph Hunziker Home Page The children of Hans Rudolph Hunziker and Maria Weber who emigrated to Highland with their father are as follows: i. Maria Hunziker was born 12 Mar 1843 in Leimbach, Aargau, Switzerland. Maria married Samuel Merz, son of Johannes Merz and Verena Hauri, on 16 Dec 1864 in Madison County, Illinois. Samuel was born 4 Mar 1842 in Menziken, Aargau, Switzerland. He died 10 Jul 1937 in Madison County, Illinois. At page 542 of the 1882 History of Madison County, Samuel Merz is listed as a wagonmaker in Worden, Omph-Ghent Township, Madison County, Illinois. Maria died in 1872 in Madison County, Illinois. ii. Maria Anna Hunziker was born 25 Jun 1844 in Leimbach, Aargau, Switzerland. Maria first married Johann Hediger. Johann was born in Rupperswil, Aargau, Switzerland. In 1895, when she was living in Central City, Illinois, Maria married Caemus Kalkbrenner, son of Gatel Kalkbrenner and Mary Cossen, on 26 Feb 1895 in Clinton County, IL. Caemus was born about 1832 in Baden, Germany and was a stone mason. iii. Rudolph Hunziker was born 10 Jan 1846 in Leimbach, Aargau, Switzerland. Rudolph married Mary Ann Krebs, daughter of Ulrich Krebs and Elizabeth Spangler, on 21 Oct 1867 in Madison County, IL. Mary was born 14 Jun 1848 in Bern, Switzerland. Rudolph was a wagon maker in Illinois. Rudolph and Mary Ann lived in Illinois until 1884 when they moved to Bollinger County , Missouri with 6 children. Rudolph died 13 Aug 1927 and Mary Ann died 6 Dec 1927, both in Marble Hill, Bollinger County, Missouri. Rudolph, Mary Ann and 5 of their children as well as 4 of Elizabeth's brothers in law are also buried in Ebenezer Cemetery, 5 miles east of Marble Hill.

124. Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: User Home Pages: David R. Carr Family Home P Family tree of David R Carr from McHenry, illinois, USA. featuring the descendants of Joseph Carr, John Widney, and Charles McCloud. http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/c/a/r/David-R-Carr-Illinois/

// Included to access cookie for webpub email feature David R. Carr Family Home Page Updated September 5, 2000 David R Carr Ellen Rd McHenry, Illinois 60050 A-United States drcarr@telocity.com Edit Your Page I am looking for the following surnames; Carr,Widney, McCloud, Wynn, Miller, Hamilton and McQuiston. The areas of interest are; Pa.,Oh.,IL.,Ia.,Ks.,Or. I have traced these Carrs from Allegany County Pa(only because of info from Joseph Craig Carrs' obit)I still need to verify information in Pa. Joseph Carr Sr moved his family to Bellevue Ia in 1852,his son Joseph Jr moved to Jones County sometime during the 1860's, he then moved to Butler County Kansas in 1870. His daughter Jane (Jenny) married Alphius Lamont Hamilton that same year. They lived in El Dorado Kansas. Joseph Craig Carr, (Joseph Jr's son) moved to Morris Illinois in 1856 to work in the MCquiston foundry. He later went on to be the President of the Grundy County National Bank. He also was in the civil war attaining the rank of Adujant of his company, the 31st Iowa. He married Rebecca Jane Wynn and they had three children; Frank,Edwin and Hattie all were born and raised in Morris Illinois. Another son was Josiah R. Carr. He also was in the civil war and was injured. In 1920 he was in the Home for disabled volunteers in Milwaukee WI.(Need info on Josiah)

125. Bader Christian Church History Includes the history of this church built in 1876 as gathered by the illinois Trails History and genealogy of Schuyler County site. http://www.iltrails.org/Schuyler/BaderChristianChurchhistory.html

126. Apostolic Heritage By Derrick K. Babbs Genealogical and historical Information related to the Apostolic Christian Church of America in central illinois by Derrick K. Babbs. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~barrone/babbs/index.htm

OAS_AD('Top'); WELCOME TO THE OFFICIAL SITE OF THE APOSTOLIC HERITAGE CHRISTIAN GREETINGS Greetings be to you, our brethren, to our sisters in the Lord, Here from far and near assembled, gathered here in one accord. Welcome, welcome, all ye loved ones: greetings in the Savior's name. Peace and love impel the greetings, greetings do our love impart; Christians greetings are a blessing, as a pray'r console the heart. There is comfort, peace and blessing, of a greeting in the Lord. Greetings to our faithful brethren, heart and voice we do employ; Wishing them the Father's nearness, tho' their lot be woe or joy. There's a blessing in the greeting, given in the Savior's name. (Hymns of Zion #7) SEARCH THIS SITE INFORMATION The information contained here regarding the genealogies of Apostolic Christian families in central Illinois and northwest Indiana is the work of Derrick K. Babbs. He was previously affiliated with the Apostolic Christian Church at Forrest, Illinois before securing a new teaching position and relocating. Derrick is no longer researching Apostolic Christian Church genealogy, but his work is still offered here for your reference.

127. Diana Stratman Groves A study of ancestors including the family names of Groves, Stratman, Price, Riddle, McLain, Tuggle, Rawlins, and Burbridge. Predominately from illinois and Kentucky. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sandras

OAS_AD('Top'); Thank you for visiting. Whether you are family or our neighbors, we hope your stay will be pleasant and that before you leave, you will understand the love my mother brought to all of us. I mportant Notice: T his site is dedicated to my mother and the families that came before her, which constitute our "Heritage". . My mother died at 62 years of age, 14 years ago. T hrough research, we have been able to post biographies on some of the families. On other families, we only have outlines. We will include the outlines now but hopefully, with further research, we will be able to write meaningful descriptions of their lives. T here are many unfamiliar names here. Please do not discount them. They are most often the names of our " grandmothers. D iscovering our ancestors and understanding their lives can only enrich ours lives. When we study family history, we add "value" to the lives of those who were here before us and in doing so add value to our own. We tell our children that what they do matters because they are a part of something bigger than themselves. They are apart of "Our Family". View our "Family Photos" from the 1950s "Remember the Good Old Days" with this great poem and And musings written by me about my childhood in Los Alamos in the 50's D iana F aye ... amily The family of Fredrick Stratmann of Germany Faye's grandfather T he K lein and T elinus F amilies Faye's grandmother's families from Korbach,Germany a suburb of Kassel, Germany

128. Illinois World Vital Records adding more and more genealogy web sites to help you learn more about using the Internetto find your genealogy. Or click here for more illinois Vital Records http://www.worldvitalrecords.com/illinoisvitalrecords.htm

Illinois Vital Records Many web sites can help you find out more about your Illinois ancestors. In the table of information below, you will find many IL web sites organized for you, including the type of record, the title, the web site address, the approx. number of records, the date range, whether or not it is free to search, and notes about the site. Come back often as we will be adding more and more genealogy web sites to help you learn more about using the Internet to find your genealogy. Or click here for more Illinois Vital Records or here for Worldhistory.com Birth, Marriage, and Death Records Title of web site Web site address # of records Date Range Cost or Free Notes Or try this... Global Tree Illinois Births www.gencircles.com /globaltree/ and put IL in the birth place field varies Free A nice searchable site where people put up there own files in hopes to help others and/or get more information. So you would need to go to the submitter of the info to find out how accurate it is. Illinois Marriage Records, 1851-1900 RootsWeb Illinois Birth WorldConnect Records worldconnect.rootsweb.com

129. Jersey County, IL - Jersey County, Illinois - Genealogy Guide - EPodunk More info about Jersey County Business Demographics genealogy. http://www.epodunk.com/cgi-bin/genealogyInfo.php?locIndex=6287

130. Monroe County, IL - Monroe County, Illinois - Genealogy Guide - EPodunk More info about Monroe County Business Demographics genealogy. http://www.epodunk.com/cgi-bin/genealogyInfo.php?locIndex=6451

131. Historical And Genealogical Societies Of Illinois Czech Slovak American genealogy Society of illinois. Decatur Genealogical Society. IroquoisCounty Genealogical Society. Jewish genealogy Society of illinois. http://www.obitlinkspage.com/hs/il.htm

OF THE UNITED STATES Illinois Historical and Genealogical Societies Illinois State Historical Society Illinois Historic Preservation Agency Illinois Society of the Sons of the American Revolution Brookfield Historical Society ... Rock Island County Historical Society (see article in upper right hand corner of this page) Rogers Park / West Ridge Historical Society Schaumburg Township Historical Society Shelby County Historical and Genealogical Society Society of Colonial Wars ... Illinois State Genealogical Society - UPDATED LINK! Genealogy Society of Southern Illinois Bureau County Genealogical Society Carroll County Genealogical Society Champaign County Genealogical Society ... Monroe County Genealogical Society contact: Jflynn1111@aol.com Montgomery County Genealogical Society Morgan Area Genealogical Society Moultrie County Historical and Genealogical Society ... Links

132. Adoption/Genealogy Searching In Illinois ADOPTION/genealogy SEARCHING IN illinois. Abbreviations. Adoption (IL Dept. Checkout onlike marriage index and more! illinois Trails History genealogy. http://home.earthlink.net/~fullerml/agsearch.htm

ADOPTION/GENEALOGY SEARCHING IN ILLINOIS Abbreviations Adoption (IL Dept. of Children and Family Services) Adoption books - to help with searching, dealing with emotions... Adoption Search and Reunion Archdiocese of Chicago Change of Name Legal Notices (no minors) - 1999; Champaign Co IL " Chicago and Cook County: A Guide To Research " by Loretto Dennis Szucs; 3/96 - this has been a book very helpful to many searching in this area Chicago's Irish Families 1830-1900 is a searchable database at The Irish At Home And Abroad website. The biographical sketches are informative with some listing names of children. Chicago Police Dept. Homicide Records 1870-1930 is a searchable database, gives name of deceased and other person involved. Cook County Clerk of The Circuit Court Counties - map showing all IL counties Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the Internet - more than 50,000 links, with some being helpful with searching in IL Dead end? If you just aren't getting anywhere with your adoption search, Jan Bowyer might be of help. She is reputable!

133. Illinois - Genealogy - Criminal, Fraud And Personal Identity - Expert Witnesses FindLaw Market Center Expert Witnesses Criminal, Fraud and Personal Identity genealogy illinois, Browse By State. Listings for genealogy in illinois. http://marketcenter.findlaw.com/scripts/browse/4/152/173/IL

FindLaw Legal Professionals Students Business ... MY FindLaw v_Top(document.URL); Expert Witnesses Software FindLaw Market Center ... Browse By State entire Market Center just this category Listings for Genealogy in Illinois IMS ExpertServices ™ The Expert Witness Search Firm nationwide Toll FREE 877-838-8464 International Genealogical Search nationwide TASAmed nationwide PeopleSearch.com nationwide Page: 1 v_Button(document.URL); document.write(""); v_Right(document.URL); LEGAL NEWS: Top Headlines Supreme Court Commentary ... Case Law RESEARCH: Dictionary Forms LawCrawler Library ... more... GOVERNMENT RESOURCES: US Federal US State Directories more... ... Company Find Law

134. Getting Started In Genealogy The illinois State Archives in Springfield maintains state and relatedfederal governmental records. Other genealogy Links. genealogy http://www.cyberdriveillinois.com/departments/archives/genweb.html

Getting Started in Genealogy Where to begin Download a Record of Ancestry chart ... Other Genealogy Links Researching your ancestors and the history of your community can be fun and rewarding. By learning more about your family's history, you will have a better understanding of who you are and your heritage. You can begin by viewing, printing, and entering information on the Record of Ancestry chart. The ancestry chart is provided in a PDF (Portable Document Format) file, which can be viewed or printed using your Web browser and Adobe Acrobat Reader software. Macintosh and Windows versions of Acrobat Reader may be downloaded free of charge from Adobe. Click here to find out how to obtain the Adobe Acrobat Reader. Download the Record of Ancestry chart (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader 3.0 or later). Remember, you eventually will need to verify your entries by consulting the original records of these events. This careful documentation of family history marks the work of a good genealogist. Where to begin Your local library can provide you with any number of books from which you can learn the fundamentals of genealogy. Your local librarian can often provide the names and addresses of local genealogical and historical societies. The people in these organizations are more than happy to encourage you in your new hobby and offer helpful advice. For suggestions from the professionals on beginning your family history search, try the

135. Newspapers For Illinois Genealogical Research Newspapers for illinois Genealogical Research. Newspapers contain awealth of information of interest to genealogists and historians. http://www.outfitters.com/illinois/history/family/news.html

Newspapers for Illinois Genealogical Research Newspapers contain a wealth of information of interest to genealogists and historians. Obituaries and marriage and birth announcements are commonly found in newspapers. In many locations, the executor of an estate is or was required to advertise that the estate was being settled - often the newspapers have these advertisements. Sometimes you find information about who is moving into or leaving a community. Newspapers also give a window into the life of the time and location. In small town newspapers, you often find references that Aunt Sally went to shopping in the big city, or that Cousin Joe broken his arm falling out of the apple tree. For an example of what you may find, take a look at some extracts from the 1880s from a small town newspaper called the Leon Indicator, Leon, Butler County, Kansas. These are extracts about the Beadles family who moved to Kansas from Fulton County, IL, as well as other Illinois names and places which I recognized. General News Obituaries and Estate Notices Newspapers can be tedious to use, but they are valuable resource you won't want to miss.

136. Chemical Genealogy Database http://www.scs.uiuc.edu/~mainzv/Web_Genealogy/

137. The Illinois State Archives Genealogical Research Page! We Moved! The illinois State Archives Genealogical Research Page has moved! Please redirectall your links and bookmarks to /departments/archives/services.html. http://www.sos.state.il.us/depts/archives/services.html

The Illinois State Archives Genealogical Research Page has moved! Please re-direct all your links and bookmarks to: /departments/archives/services.html

138. McDonough County, Illinois Genealogical Society The McDonough County Genealogical Society Research Center is located withinthe Western illinois Museum, 201 S. Lafayette St., Macomb, IL. http://www.macomb.com/mcgs/

New: Multum in Parvo - History of Colchester, reprint now available New: Reunion Calendar Tour the Research Center. The McDonough County Genealogical Society Research Center is located within the Western Illinois Museum, 201 S. Lafayette St., Macomb, IL. The Center is staffed entirely by volunteers who are Society members. Research Center Hours: Tues. 1 - 4 pm Fri. 10 am - 4 pm Sat. 10 am - 4 pm Closed holidays, including Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and Day, New Years Eve and Day Closed morning of Saturday, June 26, 2004 (open from 1-4 pm) during Macomb's Heritage Days celebration Closed Saturday, July 3, 2004 RESEARCH: Index of Surnames Last Updated 30 Nov 2003 Over 78,900 Total Entries Over 13,659 Unique Surname Spellings McDonough County Cemeteries Publications for sale New: Multum in Parvo - History of Colchester, reprint New: Grandma Flack's Scrapbooks Research Service Newsletter Article Title Index (1980-current) Research Center ... Contact MCGS This is the official web site of the society. Content has been approved by the society's board. McDonough County Genealogical Society P.O. Box 202

139. McHenry County Illinois Genealogical Society PO Box 184, Crystal McHenry County illinois Genealogical Society PO Box 184, Crystal Lake, IL 600390184. Copyright© McHenry County illinois Genealogical Society 1999. http://www.mcigs.org/

McHenry County Illinois Genealogical Society P.O. Box 184, Crystal Lake, IL 60039-0184 Click button for E-mail: Welcome to the MCIGS Web Site The McHenry County Illinois Genealogical Society is a non-profit, tax exempt organization of family history researchers from all over the United States, Canada and Germany. Most of the members have ancestry in McHenry County, but many of the local members do not. The purpose of MCIGS is to foster an interest in genealogy, provide instruction in family research methods and practices, and preserve early McHenry County records. Our web presence is to aid our fellow genealogists who have McHenry County ancestry in their search for their roots. One of the ways we aid researchers of McHenry county is to make available some of the collections of local data. This is accessible by clicking the "Indices" button on the left. More data is being added on a regular basis, so check our site regularly. Announcements for newly added files may be found on the What's New page. (Use the navigational button to the left.) Since November 22, 1999 you are number

140. St. Clair County (Illinois) Genealogical Society St. Clair County (illinois) Genealogical Society (SCCGS). Helping genealogistsdiscover their roots since 1977. Bookmark our site! The St. http://www.compu-type.net/rengen/stclair/stchome.htm

St. Clair County (Illinois) Genealogical Society (SCCGS) Helping genealogists discover their roots since 1977. Bookmark our site! The St. Clair County Courthouse completed in 1861. The St. Clair County Genealogical Society publishes extensive indexes and articles in the Quarterly and in special publications through the efforts of its volunteers. St. Clair County people, church, cemetery, census, court and vital records are the focus of these publications. Civil War Soldier Descendant Project Now online New Books Shiloh Valley Township Cemeteries; and the newly combined Lutheran Church Records of Trinity (Millstadt Twp) and Holy Cross (Sugar Loaf Twp) Indexes and Research Aids St. Clair County Illinois Research and Resources, A Genealogist's Guide CHURCH RECORDS Belleville Methodist Church Histories and Surname Index to Registers 1840–1998 Bethel Baptist Church Minutes Index 1809 - 1909 Gives a complete index to names in this SCCGS publication. Catholic Parish Registers on microfilm, 1722–1930 inclusive. A Society project released for genealogist's use 15 April 2002. St. John United Church of Christ Smithton, Baptisms 1869 – 1986

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