141. Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: User Home Pages: Corgan Family From Southern Ancestral history of William Sanders Corgan from New Berlin, IL USA. Focuses on the lineages from Southern illinois. http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/c/o/r/William-Corgan/

// Included to access cookie for webpub email feature window.name = 'GooGooBar'; Corgan Family From Southern Illinois Updated October 4, 2000 William Sanders Corgan 300 West 1st Street New Berlin, IL 62670 United States Fax: 21-753-5489 willysc@famvid.com Edit Your Page My Family History Surname List Index of Individuals InterneTree Sources The content shown on this page has been submitted by a Genealogy.com customer, and is not subject to verification by Genealogy.com. Neither Genealogy.com nor its affiliates are responsible for the accuracy of any information contained on this page. The opinions expressed on this page are the author's alone and not the opinions of Genealogy.com. Home Help About Us Biography.com ... Affiliate 1996-2005, MyFamily.com, Inc.

142. 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 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)

143. Illinois GenLookups - A Directory Of Genealogy Lookup Volunteers A directory of genealogy lookup volunteers for the state of illinois. http://www.genlookups.com/il.htm

A Directory of Genealogy Volunteers Our Other Sites Obituary Central Obituary Links Page Marriage Search Engines GenealogyBuff.com Illinois Genealogy Lookup Volunteers Illinois Adoption Search Angels ILGenWeb Lookup Page Illinois Lookups at GenealogyToday.com Illinois Obituary Volunteers ... Glenna's Genealogical Gems - Go to IL Page Illinois Death Lookups by Nita 1920 Federal Census Illinois Lookups Illinois Lookups by Jan COUNTY LOOKUPS Alexander County Bond County Boone County, Belvidere Cemetery Boone County ... Illinois Zip Codes by City Select Category: Genealogy Historical Societies Funeral Homes Funeral Homes by Location Cemeteries Libraries Churches - LDS Churches - Baptist Churches - Catholic Churches - Catholic Ukranian Churches - Lutheran Churches - Methodist Churches - Presbyterian Synagogues Florists Hospitals Hotels and Motels Insurance Internet Products Newspapers Printers Real Estate Restaurants Schools Schools-Pre K thru 12 Travel Agencies Or , Enter Category: Enter City: State: AL AK AZ AR CA CO CT DE DC FL GA HI ID IL IN IA KS KY LA ME MD MA MI MN MS MO MT NE NH NJ NM NV NY NC ND OH OK OR PA RI SC SD TN TX UT VT VA WA WV WI WY Surname First Name Middle Initial Social Security # Issued by Any State Alabama Alaska Am Samoa Arkansas Arizona Asia California Colorado Connecticut Dist of Columbia Delaware Florida Georgia Guam 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

144. BaderChristianChurchHistory 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

Bader Christian Church Bader, Illinois Built 1876 Some people from what is now the Bader community attended a meeting held by Beverly Curry at the Samuel Kirkham home on Sugar Creek in 1838. He continued to meet with them from time to time and in 1840 they organized as a church at the home of Joseph Dennis with a membership of 34. No complete list of charter members is available, but among them are Joseph Dennis, Phillip Mulkey, Henry Venters, T. Lancaster, W. K. Jones, Sarah Fowler, and Ophelia Marshall. This group continued to meet from house to house until the log schoolhouse was built in old District No. I in 1849 when permission was given to use as a meeting place. This continued to be the meeting place until 1876 when the first church building was erected during the ministry of H. C. Littleton. This church was built n ground donated by Mrs. Fowler and cost $1,000. The membership was 87 in 1882. A few of the names of ministers and evangelists of this period are as follows: M. D. Sharples, J. B. Royal, D. E. Hughes, C. H. Shiplett, L. R. Thomas, Will F. Shaw, Chester B. Grubb, and Guy V. Ferguson. In the year 1928 the question was raised about building a new church. The Builder's class under the leadership of Bro. H.S. Stauffer took the responsibility of raising the money.

145. Illinois-Miami Language Miamiillinois language information and the culture, history and genealogy of the illinois and Miami Indians. http://www.native-languages.org/miami-illinois.htm

Native American Languages Native American Cultures 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

146. Adam J. Barrone 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'); Home About Me Email Genealogy ... Organizations Adam J. Barrone Fort Wayne, Ind. Apostolic Heritage 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. Cemeteries Fairbury "South" AC Cem. Fairbury Graceland Cem. (AC Sec.) Obituaries by Row: Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 ... Remington, IN AC Cem. Ministers Cissna Park, IL Forrest, IL Roanoke, IL Teachers Fairbury, IL Songleaders Fairbury-Forrest, IL NEWSLETTER ARCHIVE The Apostolic Heritage Newsletter by Derrick K. Babbs Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May Jun. Jul. Aug. Sep. Oct. Nov. Dec. Family Information Bach-Scharlach-Von Tobel Beckley Bittner Broquard ... barrone@softhome.net OAS_AD('Bottom');

147. 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. 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, 17 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". Y ou can take a walk down memory lane and share with us the ambiance of your ancestor's lives, their music, their dress and their customs. But if the lifestyle of this century affords you little time, please use my search engine. It will locate every page of my site that your ancestors are listed on.

148. Warren County, IL Genealogy The Past and Present of Warren County, illinois 1877 . This book has a historyof Warren County, illinois, a brief history of the townships, http://www.wcig.net/wail.htm

Search Site: search tips sitemap Family Group Sheets From the History Books Warren County Map From the 1800's, with the names of early landholders. "Prairie Farmers' Directory" Bev Nohr has generously volunteered her time to put the Prairie Farmers' Directory online. She will be adding to it as time permits. EARLY DAYS IN GREENBUSH WITH BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF THE OLD SETTLERS BY WILLIAM L. SNAPP This electronic version created by Jeff Simmons, of Galesburg "The Past and Present of Warren County, Illinois -1877" This book has a history of Warren County, Illinois, a brief history of the townships, and short biographies of some of the early settlers. It's still in the process of being transcribed. Check the update page to see what has been added. Return to the US GenWeb page. Return to the Illinois GenWeb page. Website Updates calkin@Yahoo.com

149. Boone County, IL - Boone County, Illinois - Genealogy Guide - EPodunk Boone County, IL, county genealogy research. Boone County, illinois.genealogy GUIDE. illinois All counties Boone County http://www.epodunk.com/cgi-bin/genealogyInfo.php?locIndex=5930

150. Illinois - Genealogy - Criminal, Fraud And Personal Identity - Expert Witnesses illinois genealogy - Criminal, Fraud and Personal Identity - Expert Witnesses. http://marketcenter.findlaw.com/scripts/browse/4/152/173/IL

FindLaw Legal Professionals Students Business ... MY FindLaw v_Top(document.URL); Expert Witnesses Legal Software FindLaw Market Center ... Browse By State entire Market Center just this category Illinois - Genealogy - Criminal, Fraud and Personal Identity - Expert Witnesses International Genealogical Search nationwide IMS ExpertServices ™ The Expert Witness Search Firm nationwide Toll FREE 877-838-8464 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

151. Home Page I do genealogy research in the Mid illinois area. I will check court records,obituaries, cemeteries and any other records you need. http://illinoisresearch.accessgenealogy.com/

Central Illinois Genealogy Home Page Photo Page Contact Page CENTRAL ILLINOIS RESEARCH PRESERVE YOUR FAMILY HISTORY FOR THE FUTURE GENERATION I do genealogy research in the Mid Illinois area. I will check court records, obituaries, cemeteries and any other records you need. I can provide directions to cemeteries and grave sites along with photos after I locate them for you. Counties served: Montgomery, Macoupin, Fayette, Madison, Bond, Christian, Macon, Sangamon Fees: Hourly rate of Ten dollars per hour. Cost of copies Mileage after the first 10 miles (free) will be charged at $.25 per mile. Email me for estimate of costs at the email address below. These are my six grandchildren(Neil, Casey, and Seth Richardson shown above)(Elizabeth Martin, Joey and Jamie Traylor pictured in the tire below) and I want them to know about their ancestors. What about your children and grandchildren? I'll help you discover this information for them. Contact me at the following email address yosemite@wamusa.com

152. Home Page Individuals with home page that has an illinois connection and has genealogicalcontent. Listed by surname and county. http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilsgs/

WELCOME to the Illinois State Genealogical Society (ISGS) . Phone: (217) 789-1968 Email Address: ISGS a website created to enhance your passion for genealogy. It not only features links to ISGS projects and quarterlies, but also links you to other records and resources throughout Illinois including those individual genealogical home pages that have an Illinois connection! RESEARCH SERVICE ORDER COPIES OF 1916-1947 DEATH CERTIFICATES ANGEL PROJECT Learn about our new project. The ISGS publication, " A Guide to Illinois Area Genealogical Societies and Illinois Researchers," will be updated in 2006. Those individuals and societies who wish to be listed in the new Guide should submit a Researcher Guide List form. This form may be obtained from the ISGS Office or from this Web site. ABOUT ISGS Purpose Our Office Our Board Membership ... 2004/2005 Governing Board Calendar CONFERENCES IL SOCIETY CALENDAR OF EVENTS Fall Conference Building Family Bridges: Linking the Present to the Past SPECIAL FEATURES Civil War Certificates NEWSPAPERS: About the Project Abstracts ISGS GUIDE BOOK FORMS: IL Speaker List Form IL Researcher List Form LEGISLATIVE POLICY Policy Statement Committee Application ISGS PROJECTS Civil War Certificates issued to date Bible Records Cemetery Ancestor Charts Church Records - location of ... ioneer Certificates ABOUT ILLINOIS IL Death Database - 1916-1950 Illinois Deaths Pre-1916 Illinois Connections (Add your home page here!)

153. Newspapers For Illinois Genealogical Research Newspapers for illinois Genealogical Research. Newspapers contain a wealth ofinformation of interest to Newspapers in illinois. Newspapers of the Past 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.

154. 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

155. McHenry County Illinois Genealogical Society PO Box 184, Crystal The McHenry County illinois Genealogical Society is a nonprofit, tax exemptorganization of family history researchers from all over the United States, http://www.mcigs.org/

********Now Available!!! McHenry County Illinois Marriages, Vol III Beginning 1886********* +++ Marengo Death Notices added 19 May 2005; 1940-1944; be sure to check back for updates +++ McHenry Plaindealer Death Notices added 27 October 2004, 1875-1880, be sure to check back for updates +++ Check Surnames and Queries web pages for new entries. (New ones are at the top of the page.) McHenry County Illinois Genealogical Society P.O. Box 184, Crystal Lake, IL 60039-0184 Click button for E-mail: Welcome to the MCIGS Web Sit E 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. Another way in which we aid researchers of McHenry C ounty is to make available some of the collections of local data in the form of Publications The Society's Publications , provide records and data that are not available on the internet. To view a list of all available current

156. McHENRY COUNTY ILLINOIS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY COLLECTION  CRYSTAL LAKE PUBLIC LI McHenry County illinois Genealogical Society PO Box 184, Crystal Lake, IL 600390184.Click button to E-mail. McHENRY COUNTY illinois GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY http://www.mcigs.org/MCIGS_Collections/CLPL-GenInt&For.htm

McHenry County Illinois Genealogical Society P.O. Box 184, Crystal Lake, IL 60039-0184 Click button to E-mail: McHENRY COUNTY ILLINOIS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY COLLECTION CRYSTAL LAKE PUBLIC LIBRARY This Collection List is in three parts. The list on this page concerns material of: General Interest and Foreign Other lists concern Illinois and items for other US States Return to Collections page. Click the above underscored items for the links to those pages. GENERAL 17th CENTURY COLONIAL ANCESTORS OF MEMBERS OF THE NAT’L SOCIETY COLONIAL DAMES, 1915- 1975. Mary L.M. Hutton. 1984. 1812 ANCESTOR INDEX, 1892-1970. National Society of U.S. Daughters of 1812. 1970. 1880 United States Census and National Index. [52 CD-ROMs] 200 YEARS OF U.S. CENSUS TAKING; Population and Housing Questions, 1790-1990. 1992. [reprint] THE ADOPTION SEARCHBOOK; Techniques for Tracing People. Mary Jo Rillera. 1991. AMERICAN MILITIA IN THE FRONTIER WARS, 1790-1796. Murtie-June Clark. 1990. AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS 1821-1936, A Union List of Files Available in the United States and Canada. Edited by Winifred Gregory. 1937. [reprint] AMERICAN PASSENGER ARRIVAL RECORDS; A Guide to the Records of Immigrants Arriving at American Ports by Sail and Steam. Michael Tepper. 1999. [reprint]

157. Illinois Historical Societies And Genealogical Societies At Search for any society in illinois. Listing of illinois historical and genealogicalsociety addresses and links. http://www.daddezio.com/society/hill/SH-IL-NDX.html

A Directory of Historical Societies in the United States, Canada and Australia. Site Menu United States Canada Australia Expand Your Listing ... Vital Records (IL) Cemetery Lookups (IL) Find Obituaries (IL) Free Trial Offers Expand your family tree with the help of these resources. Ancestry.com Genealogy.com One Great Family NOTE: There is no obligation to subscribe, however, a credit card may be required for a trial. Quick Facts Capital: Springfield Entered Union: (21st state) Nickname: Prairie State State Bird: Cardinal State Flower: Violet State Web Site: www.state.il.us State public records provided by our friends at Search Systems United States Illinois Societies 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. Alphabetical Listings *** Updated Regularly *** 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 home page before you leave.

158. McDonough County, Illinois Genealogical Society McDonough County, illinois Genealogical Society The McDonough County GenealogicalSociety Research Center is located within the Western illinois Museum, http://www.macomb.com/mcgs/

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 RESEARCH: Index of Surnames Last Updated 20 Jan 2005 Over 85,129 Total Entries Over 17,000 Unique Surname Spellings McDonough County Cemeteries Publications for sale New: History of Bardolph, reprint 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

159. Meeting Schedule - McDonough County, Illinois Genealogical Society Jun 910, illinois State Genealogical Society Conference at WIU Apr 15,Annual Birthday Party illinois Libraries with Genealogical Collections http://www.macomb.com/mcgs/meet.html

McDonough County, Illinois Genealogical Society Return to main page Unless otherwise noted, meetings are held at 7 PM on the third Monday of each month in the Meeting Room at the Western Illinois Museum, 201 S. Lafayette, Macomb, Illinois. (Building where research center is located, in the block south of Courthouse Square). 2005 Meetings Date Topic Speaker Jan 17 Student Price East - President's Open Discussion Feb 21 Update on IRAD and Archives Resources Marla Vizdal Mar 21 Using Family Treemaker Computer Program Allen Nemec Apr 18 TBA May 16 TBA Jun 20 McDonough County Clerk - MEETING AT COURTHOUSE @ 7:10 PM Florine Miller Jul 18 Ice Cream Social Aug 15 Silent Auction of Duplicate Soft and Hard Bound Books and Publications Sep 19 The Decker Press Marla Vizdal Oct 17 Internet Use in Genealogy Martin Diestler Nov 21 Installation of Officers and a program by Betty Kasper Betty Kasper 2004 Meetings Date Topic Speaker Jan 19 Student Price East - President's Open Discussion Feb 16 Genealogy through LDS Library and Web site Martin Diestler Mar 15 Historical Houses Martha Hotchkiss Apr 19 Beth Rochefort May 17 Highlights of the National Genealogical Society Conference in St. Louis, MO Jan 22-24, 2004

160. ST. CLAIR COUNTY ILLINOIS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY - PURPOSE AND GOALS Contains St. Clair County Genealogical Society (SCCGS) surname indexes, Quarterlytable of Contents (19781997), Newsletter information, towns and township http://www.compu-type.net/rengen/stclair/stcabout.htm

SCCGS Home Join SCCGS ST. CLAIR COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY - SCCGS PURPOSE: SCCGS was founded in 1977 and incorporated in 1978 in order to: preserve and perpetuate ancestral records for educational and historical purposes; to encourage the study of family history and to teach the methods of genealogical research; to promote genealogical publications; to promote the preservation and safeguarding of genealogical data; and to publish and circulate literature relative to the purposes and acquisitions of the Society. GENERAL MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION Membership Application Meetings are held the first Thursday of each month. Time: 7:30 p.m. Location: St. Luke Parish Hall, North Church and East "C" Sts., Belleville, Illinois. (Guests always welcome.) Programs of genealogical interest are featured and summarized in the Newsletter DATE SPEAKER and TOPIC Thursday, 01 December 2005, 7:30 p.m. Bring cookies, nuts, candies, cheese, or whatever you like to share with others while we listen to tales behind some memorabilia exhibited by members. Thursday, 03 November 2005, 7:30 p.m.

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