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MINNIE ALTA CHILDERS

Descendents of Minnie Alta Childers m. William Ed Chitty.
Just starting this side of family research. Pat
Posted by: - Pat Ramsey Chitty

This entry was recorded on Wednesday, 31 January 2001 at 03:37.

Shelton , Batts, Everet,Dunaway , Allen

Sorry I posted the wrong spelling and could not go back and
change it, I am looking for any information on the Shelton
Family,Batts,Everet,Dunaway and Allen Family.
My Great great great grandfather was Jerome Batts,Born in
1866.Died in 1955. Nancy Arena Batts(Everet)Born in 1874
and died at 103 years of age in Jan.11 1978
I do know Jerome's dad was John Batts and Mother Gustava
james pool they Married in 1857. Looking for any
Information On Nancy Everets family any siblings and also
her parents Names.
Nancy and Jerome were Both Buried at the prarie cemetary
north east of JC.
Shelton's Anyone that can tell me the Mother and Father of
James Elwood Shelton May 19,1899-Aug 23,1973 He was Married
to Verna Lowell Shelton (Batts)1899-1997 They had 2
children Ray Shelton and Lowell Faye.

Now for the Allen side I am really lost Here all I know is
My Grandfather Name was Lee Warren Allen, He has Twin
sisters Named Orie and Zorie and a Brother Jerald. His Dad
was Arthur Allen, Born in Aug 1900 died in 1978 and
wondering who he was married to? I knew her Parents last
name was Dunaway But that is another thing I do not have
there first names I know she died like in 1973 and he died
shortly after that of a broken Heart! They were married
like 75 years! I need Help! They all were from Williamson
County.
Posted by: - Tiffany Allen -LaTurno

This entry was recorded on Sunday, 28 January 2001 at 04:01.

Maplewood Cemetary

Does anyone know how I can get information by mail on my
grandparents grave sites and any grave sights near them.
William R. DeLaunius was buried there in 1932 and his wife
Enola Hattie(Williams)Delaunius was buried there in 1935.
Possibly Enola's father, L. E. Williams could have been
buried there in 1919.
Posted by: - lorainemiller

This entry was recorded on Wednesday, 24 January 2001 at 21:46.

Shelton-Allen

My famliy on both side are from Johnston city, Ill
Sheltons and the Allen's I need Help finding out as Much as
I can, Vera Shelton was My great grandmother she was Born
Feb 1900 she died in 1997 and Her Husband was Elwood
Shelton he died In 1972 I think. Not real sure of that Date
Verna Mother My Great Grandmother was Nancy Bates she was
Married to Jerome Bates, Nancy Lived to be 103 yrs old Died
in 1977, her Madien Name was Everett.
Allen was My Grandfathers Last name from that area also.
Warren Lee Allen.
I am just interrested in knowing anything I can!
Thanks so Much for any Help I get.
Posted by: - Tiffany LaTurno

This entry was recorded on Friday, 19 January 2001 at 01:16.

Family Shelton -Allen

Hi I am looking for all my Realtives from this area, My
Great Grandmother was Verna Lowell Shelton she was Born in
Feb 1800, and her Husband was Elwood Shelton, My great
great Grandmother was Nancy Bates, I would Love to find out
anything leading to my family tree. They all lived In
Johnston city, ILL I just want to know anything I can.
I am a Allen My Grandfather was Warren Lee Allen, He passed
away in 1999.

Posted by: - Tiffany LaTurno

This entry was recorded on Friday, 19 January 2001 at 00:42.

Family Shelton -Allen

Hi I am looking for all my Realtives from this area, My
Great Grandmother was Verna Lowell Shelton and her Husband
was Elwood Shelton, My great great Grandmother was Nancy
Bates, I would Love to find out anything leading to my
family tree. They all lived In Johnston city, ILL

Posted by: - Tiffany LaTurno

This entry was recorded on Friday, 19 January 2001 at 00:39.

CARTER

Seeking information on Carters that came from around
Jackson Co,TN migrated to MO and back to Williamson Co,IL.
Posted by: - Judy Lee Watts

This entry was recorded on Wednesday, 17 January 2001 at 05:10.

Whitley

I'm looking for information about George F. Whitley who
lived in Williamson Co. Ill. during the 1850 census. His
wife was Mary Shirrel Waller, b. abt 1798. His children
were Jane, Martha E., Melissa Elizabeth, George W., and
Silas A. I am also looking for descendants of Romaine
Whitley Brown, who may have inherited her genealogy. I have
seen some of her work but have never identified her sources.
Posted by: - Brian Whitley

This entry was recorded on Sunday, 14 January 2001 at 23:02.

I am looking for any information on Art and Ora Jones. They
are listed in my mother's(Loraine DeLaunius Horan)baby book
My mother was born november of 1919.

This entry was recorded on Wednesday, 10 January 2001 at 19:02.

Barwick family

I am looking for decendents of John and Elizabeth Barwick
who settled in Williamson County, Illinois around 1850.
Their childrens names were James, William, Henry, Eli,
Nancy, Sarafine, Thomas, and Margaret. All their
children were born between 1840 and 1860. Eli Barwick is my
Great Great Grandfather. I believe that most of them are
buried in Coal Bank Cememtery, except for Eli Barwick. Eli
and his family left Illinois around 1900. If anyone has
information concerning any Barwicks from Williamson County,
I would appreciate it.

Posted by: - Don Barwick

This entry was recorded on Wednesday, 10 January 2001 at 18:15.

COLE, HALL families

I am looking for information on these two related families
who moved to Williamston County about 1870 from Allegany
County, New York. Truman HALL(born 1813 in Madison Cty, NY)
and his wife Catherine COLE(born 1819 in Broome Cty NY)
appear in the 1870 federal census with 2 of their children;
John F(or Franklin J.)(born 1849 Allegany Cty, NY) and Hiram
H.(born 1852, Allegany Cty, NY) plus Palmer Cole born about
1804 Connecticut) believed to be Catherine's uncle. By the
1880 census the household is in Grassy headed by Hiram who
has married Emma L. Stockweather and their children; Maud.
Florence and Mary L. Living with them are his parents
Truman and Catherine Hall. David Cole, Catherine's brother,
(born1828, Broome Cty NY) also appears in this census living
alone a few houses away. The 1888 tax list includes David
Cole, H. H. Hall and J. F. Hall. I believe that Catherine
and David Cole's mother(Caroline Cole) also came with this
family but I never find her mentioned in any census, however
in the Hess-Cole Cemetery located in the Crab Orchard
Wildlie Refuge graves of Caroline Cole and David Cole are
found. Assuming that Truman and Catherine Hall remained in
Williamson county for the rest of their lives where are they
buried? And what of their sons families? I would love to
find Palmer Cole's grave also. Any help would be
appreciated and I would be delighted to share any
information. Thank you.
Posted by: - christine Evans

This entry was recorded on Wednesday, 10 January 2001 at 17:54.

Marriage Records

Does anyone have a copy of marriage records for 1910-1920
for Willaiamson county. I'm trying to locate a record of
marriage for Ella A. Littlefield who married a man named
Beard.She was the daughter of James D.Littlefield.THANKS!
Posted by: - Lenora

This entry was recorded on Saturday, 6 January 2001 at 20:44.

Colboth family of Williamson Co Ill.

Researching surname COLBOTH in Williamson Co Ill. in mid
l800s. Several members of this family are buried together
in Drake Cemetery....John COLBOTH who died in l876, Frances
dl862...others with no dates...Poley, Werry, Jacob. Johyn
Kulbeth, Merced, Calif.
Posted by: - John Kulbeth

This entry was recorded on Saturday, 6 January 2001 at 20:14.

Huff Family

Looking for information the following ancestors:
George Washington Huff, dod September 4, 1911 in Hudgens,
Posted by: - Marilyn Huff Dietz

This entry was recorded on Saturday, 6 January 2001 at 19:36.

IRONSIDE - Surname

Located at Worley Cemetery, Williamson Co., IL, is a unique
headstone bearing the inscription "Edna & Raymon Ironside".
There are no dates or other particulars on this stone.
I would appreciate hearing from anyone having information
on Edna and Raymon IRONSIDE.

Thanks

Posted by: - Bailey Williams

This entry was recorded on Saturday, 6 January 2001 at 03:07.