61. DCGS - DuPage County Genealogy Society, Illinois Genealogy Next Meeting WEDNESDAY September 21, 2005 at Winfield Public Library.DuPage County (IL) Genealogical Society PO Box 3 Wheaton, IL 60189-0003 http://www.dcgs.org/dcgshead.htm

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62. Illinois Genealogy Links - Illinois Geneology Over 170 genealogy links for Illinois including ships passenger lists, censuses,military records, cemetery transcriptions for Chicago, Du Page County, http://www.genealogylinks.net/usa/illinois/

Home United States > Illinois Mormon Database Search Cemeteries Search Surname Search Ellis Island Records Search ... Administration (NARA) has information on obtaining census, military, immigration, naturalization and land records Ellis Island Passenger Arrivals has over 25 million passenger records free online Online Genealogy Database of 2 Billion Names find your ancestors fast - free online for 14 days US Federal Censuses Online 1790-1930 search over 550 million names Ancestry Immigration Collection Newspaper Obituary Database search over 100 newspapers and millions of obituaries Illinois Genealogy Links All-Illinois Cemeteries Edgar Lawrence Randolph ... Sangamon Counties Franklin Macoupin Schuyler Adams ... Putnam All-Illinois Links A Complete List of Pensions Granted to Illinois Applicants 1887 - 1888 Taken from the Newton Press Newspaper Misc. listings from the years 1887-1888 and 1890 Archives Online for Illinois - US GenWeb Archives cemeteries, newspapers, wills, military rosters etc recorded online

63. Illinois Genealogy How-to Articles at the Genealogical Institute of Mid America in Springfield, Illinois the Parents of Franciska TrautvetterA study in illinois genealogy sources http://www.rootdig.com/illinois.html

Illinois Research Articles by Michael John Neill 1856 Illinois Probate Manualthe Dower- a discussion of dower rights in the early to mid 18th century 1856 Illinois Probate Manual Summary of probate practices mid 19th century Midwest. Using the Illinois State Death Certificate Index Using the Illinois Marriage Index Analyzing Cook County, Illinois birth certificates from the 1910s. Reading Between Johann's Lines downstate German immigrant Tiogee or Not? Analyzing a place of birth in downstate Illinois Trientje's Testate Tidbits a downstate probate from the 1920s Sale Bill Genealogy -a downstate farm sale bill from the 1900s. Biography Analysis a biography from Christian County, Illinois Born in the Tri-State Area an ancestor born in IL, IA, or MO. Chicago area Articles Illinois State Death Certificates The Search for the Parents of Franciska TrautvetterA study in Illinois genealogy sources The Search for the Parents of Franciska TrautvetterPart I The Search for the Parents of Franciska TrautvetterPart II The Search for the Parents of Franciska Trautvetter Continues Michael's other articles (c) 2005Michael John Neill

64. Illinois Genealogy Bibliographies on illinois genealogy at the Newberry Library. http://www.newberry.org/genealogy/illinois.html

Illinois Genealogy Vital Records Death index by name: Illinois deaths [1916-1947] . Springfield, Illinois: Illinois Dept. of Public Health, 1992. Call #: Microfiche 1653 (LFH reference desk). Also online at the Illinois State Archives Marriage record index computer catalogue for counties and years covered. See also the Illinois State Archives' Census U.S. population schedules 1820-1880, 1900-1920 (complete) . Soundex indexes for 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920. CD-ROM indexes for 1870, 1880 available at LFH desk. Microfilm available at LFH desk. Printed statewide indexes 1820-1860 on census index shelves, 2nd floor. Many transcriptions and indexes arranged in alphabetical order by county in LFH open shelf collection, call # range: oF547.A2 through oF547.W8. Illinois state census . 1825, 1830, 1835, 1845. Fragmentary. Call #: Microfilm 306, reel 1. 1855. Call #: Microfilm 306. Consult card catalogue (subject heading: "Illinois - Census, 1855") for county reel number designations. 1865. Call #: Microfilm 305. Consult card catalogue (subject heading: "Illinois - Census, 1865") for county reel number designations. Note: Only heads of household are listed by name in the state census schedules. Land Records Public domain sales land tract record listing . Springfield, Illinois: Illinois State Archives Division, 1984. Call #: Microfiche 623. Three sequences: alphabetical by purchaser's name for entire state; geographical by county, meridian, range, township and section; and alphabetical by purchaser's name under county. These are only the original land sales made by the federal government, and thus are largely limited to the period of early settlement and development in any given county. See also the Illinois State Archives'

65. Illinois Genealogy Expert Witnesses & Consultants - Expert Pages Illinois Experts expert witnesses Experts who specialize in genealogicalresearch primarily to locate missing persons. Also researching titles, estates, http://expertpages.com/experts.php/genealogy_illinois.htm

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66. Illinois Genealogy Books & Supplies HHILGEN1 MANUAL FOR ILLINOIS GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH By Ray and Pat Gooldy, 1994,74 pp., 8.5 x 11 , Softbound, $15.00 http://www.yogs.com/il/illinois.htm

ILLINOIS ILLINOIS STATE RECORDS Atlases Census Records Mortality Records Crate Sale Books Research Guides Land Records Military Records ILLINOIS COUNTY RECORDS Alexander, Carroll, Cass, Clay, Clinton, De Kalb, De Witt, Douglas, Edwards, Greene, Jasper, Jersey, La Salle, Lee, Logan, Madison, Marion, Mc Henry, Mc Lean, Monroe, Peoria, Perry, Pope, Pulaski, Putnam, Randolph, Saline, Stark, Vermilion, Warren, Washington, and Whiteside. RESEARCH GUIDES HHIL-GEN1: MANUAL FOR ILLINOIS GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH By Ray and Pat Gooldy, 1994, 74 pp., 8.5" x 11", Softbound, ... $15.00 This manual provides guidance for those searching for Illinois ancestors. With 27 chapters and 8 appendixes this book tells you where to look in Illinois for the information you need. CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE DETAILS and TABLE OF CONTENTS HHIL-WPA1: GUIDE TO PUBLIC VITAL STATISTICS RECORDS IN ILLINOIS By WPA Workers, (O)1941.(R)1976 Yogs, 170 pp., 8.5" x 11", Softbound ... $22.00 The major portion of this book lists the types of vital records found in each, showing years covered, how filed, and how the entries are indexed. Sample forms used in recording the vital records are included along with a legislative history affecting the keeping of vital records. CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE DETAILS MILITARY RECORDS HHIL-MIL1: ILLINOIS REGIMENT By John H. Smith, 17 pp., 8.5" x 11",Softbound ... $11.00

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... Serving the needs of researchers since 1974. Welcome to We hope you enjoy browsing through our selection of genealogy forms, charts, maps, books, seminars, and other related materials. ORDERING INFORMATION You can place your order by phone, fax or mail. We accept MC/VISA, American Express, Discover, personal checks, and money orders. ORDERS Fax Questions? Call us if you need other publishers' books, as we carry many books from major publishers in the field of genealogy. We also have hundred's of out-of-print books. Local? Call Us At For more detailed information about ordering, shipping, and refund policy, please click here Click the button below to e-mail us with questions The Late Ray Gooldy Search How To Use Our Search Engine Pat Gooldy Type in one surname and our search engine will list the titles of all our indexed publications with THAT surname. Type in "Posey County Indiana", with quotation marks included, and our search engine will find every publication that mentions Posey County Indiana. Type in "Shelby County", with quotation marks included, and our search engine will find every publication that mentions Shelby Counties, in all states.

68. Research In The "Old Northwest" For example, illinois genealogy and massac county will retrieve genealogicalresources that focus on Massac County, Illinois. When searching by keyword, http://www.michigan.gov/hal/0,1607,7-160-18835_18895_20699-61752--,00.html

Skip Navigation Michigan.gov Home HAL Home Site Map ... HAL Online Services document.form2.SearchCriteria.size=10; Things to Buy Directories Forms Newsletters ... [Text Version] Research in the "Old Northwest" January/February 2002 Volume 4, Number 1 On This Page Handbooks Sourcebooks Internet Resouces The states that comprise the "Old Northwest Territory" were created under the Ordinance of 1787. The ordinance provided the process for creating new states from the territories acquired by the federal government and became a model for the future growth of the United States. The states created under this Ordinance were Ohio (1803), Indiana (1816), Illinois (1818), Michigan (1837), Wisconsin (1848) and Minnesota (1858). The territory north of the Ohio River attracted settlers from the eastern and southern United States, Canada and Europe. This publication is to aid you in researching your "Old Northwest" ancestors at the Library of Michigan. It is not intended as a comprehensive list of genealogy resources for these states, rather as a list of notable materials available at the Library. Searching ANSWER , the Library's online catalog, is the only way of determining if the Library of Michigan holds the resources that you seek. You can locate titles on

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71. Illinois Trails History And Genealogy A nonprofit organization dedicated to providing free access to genealogical andhistorical records online. http://www.iltrails.org/

Welcome to Illinois Trails History and Genealogy Project Volunteers dedicated to putting Illinois Historical and Genealogical information online for the free use of all researchers. Click on a county name to visit website Adams Alexander Bond Boone ... Woodford Kim and Susan are the project's State Coordinators and we regularly add historical and genealogical data to these main pages (There's nothing about hiking trails, sorry). If you have comments or questions about this site or our project, contact Kim WE REGRET THAT WE CANNOT PERFORM ANY PERSONAL RESEARCH FOR YOU. THANK YOU FOR UNDERSTANDING All of our hosted counties contain FREE online records (including Census, Marriages, Newspapers, Vital Records, Cemeteries). Click a county name on the left to visit your county of interest. New on the Main Trails Pages... Illinois Graduates of Indiana University from 1830-1910 Confederate Soldiers buried in Illinois has been updated " Kudos Page " - Read what our visitors have to say about us. Illinois Soldiers who survived their captivity at Andersonville Prison (COMPLETE!!!!)

72. Welcome To ILLINOIS Genealogy And History! Contains records for genealogical and historical research at both state and county levels. Free access to online documents and records are available to the researcher (census, cemeteries, newspapers). http://www.usgennet.org/~alhnilus/

The word Illinois comes from the French word meaning "Illini or Land of Illini. It is an Algonquin word meaning "Men" or "Warriors." Illinois was discovered in 1673, settled in 1720 and entered the Union on 3 December, 1818. Illinois is surrounding by bodies of water on nearly every border: Mississippi River on the west; Ohio and Wabash Rivers in the south and Lake Michigan in the North. The States that border Illinois are: Kentucky, Iowa, Wisconsin, Missouri and Indiana. The first Railroad train crossed the Mississippi River on the river's first bridge in Rock Island, Illinois on 21 April, 1856. The highest point in Illinois is Charles Mound in JoDaviess County, elevation, 1, 235 and the lowest point is in Cairo, Alexander county at the Mississippi River, elevation 279. State Insect: Monarch Butterfly State Fish: Bluegill State Mineral: Fluorite State Dance: Square Dance State Animal: White tailed deer State Fossil: Tully Monster State Prairie Grass: Big Bluestem State Flower: Violet State Tree: Oak State Song: "Illinois"

73. United States Resources: Illinois illinois genealogical and historical information and links, sponsored by RootsWeband Cyndi s List of genealogy Sites on the Internet US - illinois http://www.rootsweb.com/roots-l/USA/il.html

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74. 1812 WAR INDEX PAGE Part of the illinois Trails History and genealogy Project. Includes history, maps, correspondence, and rosters. http://www.iltrails.org/1812hx.htm

Presents... THE WAR of 1812 CLICK ON MAP FOR FULL VERSION A SHORT HISTORY OF THE EVENTS IN ILLINOIS BEFORE DURING AND AFTER THE WAR OF 1812 The former Territorial Governments had begun obtaining the land of the Native Americans in a series of Treaties. These treaties exchanged land for yearly payments of money and presents. The Indians were not satisfied and took advantage of the War of 1812 to side with the British. The tribes involved were the Potawatomi, Kickappo, and The Sac and Fox. During the both French Revolutionary and the Napoleonic wars between France and Great Britain both parties violated the maritime rights of the neutral powers. This especially affected the United States. The British Navy impressed (kidnapped and took aboard for service) thousands of seamen from vessels registered in the U.S. which include naturalized Americans claiming they were either deserters of British subjects. In 1807 the British Frigate Leopard fired on the U.S.S. Chesapeake in American Territorial Waters, then removed and later excecuted 4 crewmen. Britain also was seizing vessels which were bound for Europe but didn't stop first in Britain. Between 1803 and 1812 nearly 1500 American ships were seized. The American's were prepared to answer with economic sanctions. A trade ban was imposed on Britain in Nov. 1810 but Britain refused to comply and President Madison summoned Congress into session in November of 1811 to prepare for was. War was declared on Great Britain 18 Jun 1812.

75. Genealogy And Family History Research In Illinois The Military Tract in western illinois was used as bounty land for soldiers whoserved in Over 256000 men from illinois served between 1861 and 1865. http://www.outfitters.com/illinois/history/family/illinois.html

City-county search search by city name for corresponding IL county. Illinois Newspapers how to find them. The Military Tract in western Illinois was used as bounty land for soldiers who served in the War of 1812 Illinois and the American Civil War Over 256,000 men from Illinois served between 1861 and 1865. Quakers in Illinois Land Sales in Illinois

76. Genealogy.com: Allison Family Of Southern Illinois 1809 To Present Ancestral history featuring pedigree and photographs. Compiled by James W Allison. http://www.genealogy.com/users/a/l/l/James-W-Allison/

showAd("banner") Message Boards Family Home Pages Create a Home Page Search Family Home Pages ... Contribute a Tombstone Family Finder First Name: Middle: Last: Still living Allison Family Of Southern Illinois 1809 to Present Updated August 31, 2004 About Our Family Research THE ALLISON FAMILY CAME TO THE AMERICAS AROUND 1750 or1760.THEY WERE SCOTS WHO MAY HAVE LIVED IN IRELAND OR WALES PRIOR TO DEPARTING FOR THE AMERICAS. THEY WERE STRICT BAPTISTS FROM THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND WHO FELL IN WITH THE BAPTISTS IN THE AMERICAS. THEY POSSIBLY CAME IN TO THE AMERICAS THROUGH PHILIDELPHIA OR AMBOY OR NEW YORK CITY AROUND 1750 OR 1760. SAMUEL AND JONATHAN ALLISON WERE PROBABLY BORN IN AMERICA SOON THEREAFTER. MAKING SAMUEL AROUND 50 YEARS OLD WHEN HE LIVED IN MASON COUNTY, KENTUCKY AND 68 YEARS OLD WHEN HE DIED IN LAWRENCE COUNTY, ILLINOIS. THERE ARE CONFLICTING STORIES AS TO WHERE SAMUEL V. ALLISON, SR. WAS BORN. ACCORDING TO THE OBITUARY OF JOSEPH PERRY ALLISON, A GRANDSON OF SAMUEL ALLISON, SAMUEL ALLISON WAS RAISED IN NEW JERSEY.A HISTORICAL MAP OF NEW JERSEY SHOWS THAT THE SCOTCH-IRISH SETTLED NORTH OF TRENTON. THE BAPTIST CHURCH LATER BROKE WITH A GROUP CALLED THE PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH A/K/A THE OLD SCHOOL BAPTISTS. THE BAPTISTS HAD A CHURCH WHICH WAS NORTH OF TRENTON IN HOPEWELL, NEW JERSEY IN MERCER COUNTY, NEW JERSEY (2ND OLDEST PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH IN AMERICA). PERHAPS THIS IS WHERE SAMUEL AND JONATHAN ALLISON WERE BORN AND RAISED. HOPEWELL WAS A CENTER FOR BAPTIST MISSIONARIES TO LEARN THEIR TRADE. THE OLDEST PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH IN AMERICA IS THE WELSH TRACT CHURCH. IT IS TWO MILES FROM NEWARK, DELAWARE, IN NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DELAWARE (THIS IS ABOUT 35 MILES SOUTHWEST

77. Genealogy.com: TIMOTHY DEMONBREUN HERITAGE SOCIETY Family history of Jacques Timothe Boucher de Montbrun (17471826). French Canadian fur trader and explorer; Officer of the American Revolution; Lieutenant Governor of the illinois Territory; and Nashville's first citizen. Maintained by Timothy Demonbreun. http://www.genealogy.com/users/d/e/m/Timothy-Demonbreun/

showAd("banner") Message Boards Family Home Pages Create a Home Page Search Family Home Pages ... Contribute a Tombstone Family Finder First Name: Middle: Last: Still living TIMOTHY DEMONBREUN HERITAGE SOCIETY Updated August 15, 2005 About Our Family Research PLEASE PARDON OUR MESS ! ! ! This site is currently under construction. It will be updated almost daily, so check back soon and often. Much more information regarding our ancestor and "Nashville's first citizen" will be added soon. Thanks for viewing the TIMOTHY DEMONBREUN HISTORICAL SOCIETY's website. Please contact us at timothydemonbreun@comcast.net if you have any questions, comments or suggestions about this website OR if you have something you would like to add to this website. Family Photos Statue of Timothy Demonbreun in Nashville, TN. (13 KB) Closeup of the statue of Timothy Demonbreun (31 KB) The statue of Timothy Demonbreun is located in downtown Nashville, TN. near a replica of Fort Nashboro. Alan LeQuire was the sculpture that created the statue using historical descriptions of Timothy. Related Links Nashville Mayor proclaims March 23rd Timothy Demonbreun day Demonbreun: Cumberland River was his highway page3 War Hero Demonbreun Returned to Nashville page 1 War Hero Demonbreun Returned to Nashville page 2 ... Monument for Timothy Demonbreun in Cheatham Co. TN side 1

78. Randolph County IL Offers county marriages, deaths, births, military, census, schools, and special section on Kaskaskia. http://www.randolphcountyillinois.net/

Randolph County Illinois "...Where Illinois Began..." BIRTHS New and Updated Pages Kaskaskia Slaves (1700s).....NEW!!! Campbell Cemetery.....NEW!!! Message Board....UPDATED!!! Contributions of data, and your suggestions, are MOST welcome! contact: JEAN We do PERSONAL LOOKUPS! DEATHS ... DONATE Search this site or the web Site search Web search Thank you for visiting my RANDOLPH COUNTY ILLINOIS website! These pages are made FOR you and BY you... meaning YOUR contribution is most welcome!!! Do visit us again, as NEW DATA will be added often. Happy Hunting!!! This Randolph County site has grown from our earlier Kaskaskia pages. While it will include all of the county, I will endeavor to keep the Kaskaskia data to itself, as much as possible. There WILL be Kaskaskia data listed throughout. You can go directly to the Kaskaskia section by clicking HERE. Send YOUR data now! Jean Randolph researchers...don't stop when you come to the Kaskaskia heading! You may miss the ONE item that you are searching for!

79. Perry County IL Offers county marriages, deaths, births, military, census, schools, and associated information. http://www.perrycountyillinois.net/

Perry County Illinois Thank you for visiting my Perry County Illinois History and Genealogy website. If you have questions or comments, please write! Enjoy your visit and I hope you find your missing link. Visit often as our content changes frequently. Your contribution is most welcome! BIRTHS Suggestions and submissions are welcome. Contact: Jean New Items and Updates Primitive Bapt. Cem.....UPDATED!!! Obits.....UPDATED!!! Du Quoin Mayors 1865-1991.....NEW!!! Du Quoin City Clerks 1865-1990....NEW!!! ... CENSUS We do Personal Searches! BIOS CEMETERIES OBITS Help keep this site online... DONATE SCHOOLS PERSONAL SERVICES Search this site or the web Site search Web search Births Deaths A B C D ... St. Pauls' Births Obituary listings from the DuQuoin Tribune These obit listings are from the DuQuoin Tribune Newspaper. They begin with 1867

80. LaSalle County, Illinois History And Genealogy County, township and settlement history of Lasalle County illinois. Includes marriages, deaths, and births. http://www.piperspages.com/LaSalle

Welcome to LaSalle County, Illinois History and Genealogy Updated September 3, 2005 Presented by Nancy Piper and Hi, my name is Nancy Piper and I am the host for LaSalle, Putnam, Bureau, Woodford, Stark and Marshall Counties. My ancestors came to Illinois over 150 years ago and settled in the tiny village in Putnam County, 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 La Salle 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. I do not live in Lasalle County, so personal research is not possible. NOTICE: Because of spam email, I have had to put a code on my emails. IN ORDER FOR ME TO RECEIVE AN EMAIL FROM YOU, YOU MUST INCLUDE THE INITIALS NJP in the subject line. Here is an example: To: From: npiper@maxiis.com John Doe Subject: Family History - njp Dear Nancy

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