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Source:
Historical
ENCYCLOPEDIA
of
ILLINOIS
Edited by Newton Bateman, LL. D. & Paul Selby, A. M.,
and
HISTORY OF
SANGAMON COUNTY
Vol. I
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CHICAGO
Munsell Publishing Company
1912
INDEX
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CHAPTER I. - INTRODUCTORY |
617-618 |
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- Sangamon County the Twenty-first in Order of
Organization
- Its Importance Recognized by Early Explorers
- Pronounced by Gov. John Reynolds as "The Most Beautiful Country in the
Valley of the Mississippi"
- Rev. John M. Peck's Forcast of Springfield as the Future State Capital |
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CHAPTER II. - PREHISTORIC ABORIGINES |
618-622 |
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- Prehistoric Conditions
- No Record of Discovery Until the Coming of the White Man
- Natural Products
- niform Demands of the Human Being
- Prehistoric Tribes Who Occupied the American Continent
- Conditions and Modes of Life
- Changes That Have Been Wrought by Time
- Indian Relics and Monuments
- Their Religion, Legends and Traditions
- Present Day Charges and a Forecast of the Future |
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CHAPTER III. - INDIANS IN SANGAMON COUNTY |
622-627 |
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CHAPTER IV. - FIRST GOVERNMENT IN ILLINOIS |
627-629 |
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CHAPTER V. - EARLY SETTLEMENTS |
629-635 |
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- Primitive Natural Conditions
- Lapse of Time From the Coming of Marquette to First Settlement in
Sangamon County
- Divvidulties of Travel
- Arrival of the Pulliam Party in 1817
- Later Coming of Zachariah Peter
- Rapid Influx of Settlers from 1818
- Character of the Pioneers
- Domestic Industries and Conditions
- Rev. J. L. Crane's Description of a Log-Cabin Home
- Residents of Springfield When It Became the County Seat
- First Court House and Jail
- Elijah Iles the First Merchant
- Schools and Churches
- Social Life and Amusements
- First Fraternal Organization
- Food Conditions
- Wild Game
- Malarial Diseases
- Major Iles' Testimony as to Standard of First Settlers
- A Pubilistic Encounter |
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CHAPTER VI. - COUNTY ORGANIZATION AND GOVERNMENT |
635-638 |
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CHAPTER VII. - SOME HISTORIC REMINISCENCES |
638-642 |
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CHAPTER VIII. - THE SECOND STATE CAPITAL |
642-645 |
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CHAPTER IX. - MOVEMENT FOR A THIRD CAPITAL |
645-650 |
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CHAPTER X. - SPRINGFIELD THE PERMANENT CAPITAL |
650-654 |
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CHAPTER XI. - PRESENT CAPITOL BUILDING |
654-659 |
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CHAPTER XII. - STATE PROPERTY |
659-660 |
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CHAPTER XIII. - PPOLITICAL PARTIES IN ILLINOIS |
660-667 |
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CHAPTER XIV. - NOTABLE POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS |
667-675 |
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CHAPTER XV. - POLITICAL REPRESENTATION |
675-681 |
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CHAPTER XVI - BENCH AND BAR |
681-693 |
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CHAPTER XVII - TOWNSHIP HISTORY |
693-741 |
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CHAPTER XVIII. - SANGAMON COUNTY PRESS |
741-750 |
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CHAPTER XIX - THE MEDICAL PROFESSION |
750-764 |
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CHAPTER XX - DENTISTRY |
764-766 |
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CHAPTER XXI. - FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS |
766-770 |
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CHAPTER XXII. - RAILROADS |
770-778 |
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CHAPTER XXIII - AGRICULTURE - FARMING LANDS |
778-783 |
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CHAPTER XXIV. - MANUFACTURES |
783-786 |
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CHAPTER XXV. - STATE AND COUNTY FAIRS |
786-790 |
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CHAPTER XXVI - EDUCATIONAL - PUBLIC SCHOOLS. |
790-803 |
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CHAPTER XXVII - EDUCATIONAL - HIGHER INSTITUTIONS |
804-808 |
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CHAPTER XXVIII. - LIBRARIES |
808-813 |
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CHAPTER XXIX. - GEOLOGY |
814-819 |
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CHAPTER XXX. - MINERAL RESOURCES |
819-822 |
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CHAPTER XXXI. - COAL MINING AND PRODUCTION |
822-825 |
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CHAPTER XXXII. - STATE MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY |
825-828 |
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CHAPTER XXXIII. - MUNICIPAL HISTORY |
828-832 |
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CHAPTER XXXIV. - THE JUVENILE COURT |
832-835 |
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CHAPTER XXXV. - PUBLIC HEALTH AND WATER SUPPLY |
835-842 |
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CHAPTER XXXVI. - POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENT |
842-844 |
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CHAPTER XXXVII. - CITY PARKS |
844-846 |
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CHAPTER XXXVIII. - REAL ESTATE VALUES |
846-853 |
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CHAPTER XXXIX. - COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATION |
853-856 |
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CHAPTER XL. - CHURCH HISTORY |
856-893 |
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CHAPTER XLI. - OLD SETTLERS' SOCIETY |
893-904 |
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CHAPTER XLII. - INDIAN AND MEXICAN WARS |
904-911 |
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- The Part Borne by Citizens of Sangamon County in
Various War Struggles
- Winnebago War Scare of 1827
- The Black Hawk War of 1831-32
- Prominent Men from Sangamon County who Participated in that Conflict
- Career of Gen. James D. Henry
- Injustice to Which He was Subjected
- The Mexican War
- Col. E. D. Baker and Other Prominent Soldiers from Sangamon County
- Principal Battles in Which the Fourth Illinois Regiment Took Part |
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CHAPTER XLIII. - CIVIL AND SPANISH-AMERICAN WARS. -
FINISHED 10/18/2020
pgs |
911-951 |
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- Occupation of Cairo by State Militia After the Fall
of Fort Sumter
- President Lincoln's First Call for Troops
- Prompt Response from Sangamon County
- The Seventh Illinois the First Regiment Sworn Into Service
- Roll of Volunteers from Sangamon County who Served in Three Months
Regiments
- Gen. Grant's Reminiscence
- Later Organizations and General Roster of Officers and Privates with
Regiments in Which They Served
- The Roll of Honor
- List of Dead from Sangamon During the War Period
- The Spanish American War
- Roster of Volunteers from Sangamon County |
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CHAPTER XLIV. - THE LINCOLN CENTENNIAL |
951-956 |
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CHAPTER XLV. - PATRIOTIC ORGANIZATIONS |
956-960 |
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- Grand Army of the Republic
- Its Origin Identified with Sangamon County
- Dr. B. F. Stephenson Its Principal Founder
- Others Associated with its Organization
- G. A. R. Post in the County
- Number of Posts, Membership and Death Roll of the State in 1910
- Establishment of Memorial Day by Gen. John A. Logan
- Auxiliary Organization
- Daughters of the American Revolution
- Springfield Chapter Organized in 1894
- Its Patriotic Purposes and results
- Preservation of Historic Sites
- The Massac Monument
- Past and Present Officers of the Springfield Chapter
- Celebration of the Surrender of Cornwallis
- Soldiers of the Revolution Buried in Sangamon County
- Unveiling of Tablet in Their Memory
- Program and List of Heroes Honored. |
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CHAPTER XLVI - PUBLIC CHARITIES |
960-963 |
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- Early Charity Organizations in Springfield and
Sangamon County
- The Dorcas Society
- Aid for Destitute Immigrants
- Later Organizations
- Home for the Friendless
- buildings and Managing Officers
- Generous Gift of Col. Henry Davis
- Home For Aged Women
- Now Known as the "Carrie Post King's Daughters Home"
- Endowment and Methods of Support
- St. Joseph's Home for the Aged
- Lincoln Home for Old People and Lincoln Manual Training School for the
Benefit of Colored People
- Public Charities Association
- The "Rescue Home" and Other Benevolent Enterprises
- Sketch of the St. Joseph's Home by Mother Superior Philomina, of Sistes
of St. Francis |
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CHAPTER XLVII. - SOCIAL LITERARY AND RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATIONS |
963-972 |
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- The Springfield Woman's Club
- Organized in 1804 as Successor to Physical culture Club
- Its Aims and results in Educational and Philanthropic Lines
- Benevolent Institutions Which Have Been Aided
- Suport of the Movement for "City Beautiful"
- Liberal Contribution to Y. M. C. A. Building
- Heads of Departments nd Officers from 1894 to 1910
- Young Men's Christian Association
- Its Early History
- Movement For the Erection of First Y. M. C. A. Building
- Service of William F. Bischoff
- New Building Movement in 1907 and Enthusiasm Which Secured its
Accomplishment
- List of Active Supporters and Principal Donations
- Discription of Building
- Principal Officers and Lines of Work in Which the Association is Engaged
- Young Women's Christian Association. |
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CHAPTER XLVIII. - FRATERNITIES - MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETIES |
972-983 |
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CHAPTER XLIX. - PHENOMENAL EVENTS |
983-986 |
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CHAPTER L. - CASUALTIES - CRIME RECORD |
986-993 |
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CHAPTER LI. - MISCELLANEOUS |
993-999 |
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CHAPTER LII. - BIOGRAPHICAL |
1001-1756 |
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- The Part of Biography in General History
- Citizens of Sangamon County
- Personal Sketches Arranged in Encyclopedic Order |
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- ILLUSTRATIONS -
SANGAMON COUNTY |
| Artillery,
Illinois National Guards |
659 |
| Bunn School |
803 |
| Camp Lincoln |
659 |
| Carpenter's
Mill |
626 |
| Church of the
Immaculate Conception |
868 |
| hurch of the
Sacred Heart |
870 |
| City Hall |
828 |
| Coliseum
Building, State Fair Grounds |
788 |
| Concordia
College |
805 |
| Country Club |
627 |
| Dairy Building,
State Fair Grounds |
789 |
| David Prickett
Homestead |
666 |
| Dome Building,
State Fair Grounds |
788 |
| Douglas Avenue
M. E. Church |
856 |
| East Side
Public Square in 1860 |
632 |
| Elks Club Rooms |
977 |
| Elliott Avenue
Baptist Church |
857 |
| Feitshans
School |
797 |
| First
Congregational Church |
883 |
| First
Presbyterian Church |
862 |
| Geology and
Mineral Resources |
814 |
| Geology and
Mineral Resources |
815 |
| Gibson Coat of
Arms |
667 |
| Government
Building |
829 |
| Governor's
Mansion (Exterior) |
660 |
| Governor's
Mansion (Interior) |
660 |
| Grand Stand,
State Fair Grounds |
787 |
| High School
Building (Old) |
790 |
| High School
Building (New) |
791 |
| Home of the
Friendless |
804 |
| House Where
Lyman Trumbull was Married |
627 |
| Illinois
Supreme Court Building |
637 |
| Illinois Watch
Factory |
784 |
| Johnstone Coat
of Arms |
667 |
| Keedy's
Distillery |
627 |
| Lawrence School |
797 |
| Leland Hotel |
661 |
| Lincoln's Early
Home, Salem, Ill. |
622 |
| Lincoln's
Grocery, Salem, Ill. |
623 |
| Lincoln Library |
808 |
| Lincoln
Monument |
618 |
| Lincoln
Residence |
619 |
| Machinery Hall,
State Fair Grounds |
787 |
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| Main Entrance,
State Fair Grounds |
786 |
| Majestic
Theatre |
977 |
| Map of Illinois
(Following Title Page, Vol. 1 |
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| Map of Sangamon
County |
616 |
| Masonic Temple |
976 |
| New Edwards
School |
802 |
| North Side
Public Square in 1860 |
630 |
| Officers
Headquarters, Illinois National Guards |
659 |
| Old Mill near
Salem |
622 |
| Peter
Cartwright Church |
132 |
| Plat of Land
(Patrick Howard) |
392 |
| Post Office |
829 |
| Prickett Coat
of Arms |
667 |
| Revolutionary
Tablet |
863 |
| Ruins of Salem
Hotel |
623 |
| Scred Heart
Academy |
871 |
| Sangamon County
Court House |
636 |
| Sangamon County
Poor Farm |
753 |
| Sangamon River |
626 |
| Scene in North
Park |
845 |
| Scene in Oak
Ridge Cemetery |
849 |
| Second M. E.
Church |
856 |
| Sixth Street -
East Side Public Square |
809 |
| South Side
Public Square in 1860 |
631 |
| South
Springfield Baptist Mission |
657 |
| Springfield
Hospital |
752 |
| SS. Peter and
Paul Church |
870 |
| St. Agnes
Catholic Church |
882 |
| State Arsenal
and Armory |
658 |
| State Capital
Building |
240 |
| St. John's
Hospital |
752 |
| St. Joseph's
Catholic Church |
868 |
| St. Vincent de
Paul Church (Exterior) |
869 |
| St. Vincent de
Paul Church (Interior) |
869 |
| Teachers'
Training School |
876 |
| Ursuline
Academy |
877 |
| View of Clear
Lake |
848 |
| Washington Park
Pavilion |
844 |
| West-Side
Christian Church |
882 |
| West Side
Public Square in 1860 |
633 |
| Woman's
Building, State Fair Grounds |
789 |
| Y. M. C. A.
Building |
977 |
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PORTRAITS
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| Allen, Alfred
M. |
14 |
| Anderson,
Martha |
20 |
| Anderson,
Tavner |
18 |
| Anderson,
Tavner, Mrs. |
18 |
| Anderson,
Thomas F. |
20 |
| Arnold, John H.
(GroupP |
24 |
| Barkley, James
H. |
28 |
| Barnes, Carey
E. |
32 |
| Barnes, George
C. |
40 |
| Barnes, Mary
Jane |
40 |
| Barnes, Robert
A. |
38 |
| Barnes, Robert
A., Mrs. |
28 |
| Barnes, Susan |
40 |
| Barnett,
Alexander M. |
44 |
| Barnett, Mary
J. |
44 |
| Bateman, Newton |
3 |
| Baxter, Albert
C. |
48 |
| Bennett,
Charles W. |
52 |
| Bennett,
Charles W., Mrs. |
54 |
| Bergner, Herman
P. |
58 |
| Biesenthal,
Fred |
62 |
| Biesenthal,
Sophie |
62 |
| Bird, Jacob F. |
66 |
| Bird, Anna E. |
68 |
| Bradford,
William A. |
74 |
| Brooks, James
F. |
78 |
| Brooks, James
F., Mrs. |
80 |
| Brooks, James
W. |
82 |
| Brooks, Martha
R. |
82 |
| Brownback,
Charles E. |
86 |
| Brownback,
Eliza A., Mrs. |
88 |
| Buckley, Henry
P. |
98 |
| Buckley, Ella
G. |
100 |
| Bunting,
William C. |
104 |
| Bunting,
William C., Mrs. |
104 |
| Bunting,
Charlotte |
106 |
| Burkhardt, John
M. |
110 |
| Burkhardt, Mary
E. |
112 |
| Burton, John D. |
116 |
| Barton, John
D., Mrs. |
116 |
| Butler, William
J. |
120 |
| Caldwell, Otho
L. |
124 |
| Cartmel, Marion
(Group) |
128 |
| Cartwright,
Peter |
132 |
| Carver, Felix |
136 |
| Cary, Samuel H. |
40 |
| Catlin, Malcolm
(Group) |
140 |
| Clapp, Charles
F. |
144 |
| Clark, James L. |
152 |
| Clark, Mary E. |
154 |
| Clendenin,
Henry W. |
158 |
| Coe, Samuel J. |
162 |
| Coe, Samuel J.,
Mrs. |
164 |
| Coe, William |
168 |
| Coe, Elizabeth |
168 |
| Collins, Joseph
H. |
172 |
| Conkling
Clinton L. |
176 |
| Connolly, James
A. |
180 |
| Creighton,
James A. |
184 |
| Crook, Alija R. |
188 |
| Crowder, James
H. |
192 |
| Crowder, Mary
A. |
194 |
| Currier, Silas
W. |
198 |
| Currier, Mary
P. |
200 |
| Damkus, Joseph |
208 |
| Damkus, Joseph,
Mrs. |
208 |
| Deneen, Charles
S. |
10 |
| DeSylver,
Ernest |
214 |
| DeSylver, John |
212 |
| DeSylver, John,
Mrs. |
214 |
| Dickmann,
Casper |
218 |
| Dickmann, Anna
E. |
218 |
| Diller, Isaac
R. |
222 |
| Dillon, Thomas
M. |
226 |
| Dillon,
Caroline |
226 |
| Dodd, James E. |
230 |
| Dodd, James E.,
Mrs. |
232 |
| Eldred, Elon |
960 |
| Eldred, Jane S. |
960 |
| Ermann, Anton |
242 |
| Ermann, Mary |
244 |
| Faussauer,
Frederick |
248 |
| Faussauer,
Margaret |
250 |
| Feuerbach, John |
254 |
| Feuerbach,
Lizzie |
254 |
| Fletcher,
Ruffin D. |
258 |
| Forster, Thomas |
262 |
| Forster,
Thomas, Mrs. |
264 |
| Forthman,
William H. |
268 |
| Fowler, Charles
C. |
272 |
| Fowler, Matilda
|
272 |
| Fox, Charles W. |
278 |
| Fox, Charles
W., Mrs. |
278 |
| Freitag,
Charles H. |
282 |
| Freitag,
Charles H., Mrs. |
282 |
| Frey, John |
290 |
| Frey, John,
Mrs. |
292 |
| Fry, Dominick
(Group) |
286 |
| Gardner, John |
298 |
| Gardner, Mary
C. |
298 |
| Gardner,
William P. |
296 |
| Gardner,
William P., Mrs. |
296 |
| Garvey, J.
Walter |
302 |
| Gehlman, Samuel
H. |
308 |
| Goodson, L. Jay |
312 |
| Graham, James
M. |
316 |
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| Greenawalt,
Leroy |
320 |
| Griesser,
Conrad |
324 |
| Griffith,
Benjamin M. |
328 |
| Griffith, Alice
A. |
330 |
| Groth, Wilhelm
(GroupP |
336 |
| Haegele,
Patrick |
340 |
| Haegele,
Elizabeth |
342 |
| Hall, David S. |
346 |
| Hall, Elizabeth
J. F. |
348 |
| Harrison,
Simeon |
298 |
| Harrison,
Simeon, Mrs. |
298 |
| Hatcher, Mary
C. |
200 |
| Henkel, Henry
B. |
352 |
| Herring, Harold
S. |
358 |
| Herring, Henry |
356 |
| Hesser, John L. |
346 |
| Hickey, Timothy |
368 |
| Hicks, La
Fayette W. |
372 |
| Hicks, Louisa |
374 |
| Horn, James W. |
378 |
| Horn, James W.,
Mrs. |
380 |
| Houston,
Miletus C. |
384 |
| Houston, Samuel |
386 |
| Houston,
Lucretia |
386 |
| Howard, Patrick
(Group) |
390 |
| Howenstine,
Henry |
396 |
| Howenstine,
Henry, Mrs. |
398 |
| Humphrey, J.
Otis |
506 |
| Humphrey,
William |
508 |
| Hunter, Peter
J. (Group) |
404 |
| Jarrett, Thomas
L. |
408 |
| Jayne, William |
412 |
| Johnson, James
D. |
416 |
| Johnson, James
D., Mrs. |
416 |
| Kabureck,
George |
420 |
| Kabureck,
Margaret M. |
422 |
| Kane, Charles
P. |
426 |
| Kaylor, John |
430 |
| Kaylor, John,
Mrs. |
430 |
| Kelly, James Y. |
434 |
| Kessberger,
August W. |
440 |
| Ladage, Henry
G. |
448B |
| Ladage, Louisa |
450 |
| Laird, Florus
A. |
454 |
| Lambert, Edmund |
444 |
| Lincoln,
Abraham ("frontispiece,Vol. 1 |
|
| Long, Fred W. |
458 |
| Loomis,
Leverett W. |
462 |
| Loomis, Webner
E. |
462 |
| Lord, John H. |
466 |
| Lucas, Reuben |
470 |
| Lucas, Reuben,
Mrs. |
472 |
| Lyon, Harrison
D. |
476 |
| Lyon, Harrison
D., Mrs. |
478 |
| Maloney, John
D. (Group) |
482 |
| Mann, John H. |
486 |
| Mann, John H.,
Mrs. |
486 |
| Martin, Green
W. |
494 |
| Martin, Emma P. |
496 |
| May, Elizabeth
J. |
500 |
| McCoy, William
F. |
512 |
| McCoy, William
F. |
514 |
| McCoy, William
F., Mrs. |
512 |
| McDole, John |
518 |
| McDole, Jane |
520 |
| McEwen, Jacob
H. |
524 |
| McEwen, Jacob
H., Mrs. |
524 |
| McKee, James L. |
528 |
| McKee, Levina
I. |
530 |
| McKenzie,
Joseph |
534 |
| McKenzie,
Joseph, Mrs. |
534 |
| Metcalf, Samuel
T. |
542 |
| Metcalf, Hattie |
544 |
| Metz, Irving W. |
548 |
| Miller, Polly
O. |
386 |
| Milligan,
Clarence W. |
552 |
| Mills, Charles
F. |
556 |
| Mohr, Anthony |
560 |
| Mohr, Maria A. |
560 |
| Mohr, William
A. |
560 |
| Moore, William
E. |
564 |
| Morris, James
F. |
568 |
| Mortimer, C.
Fred |
572 |
| Murray, George
W. |
576 |
| Nelch, Adam |
580 |
| Northcott,
William A. |
584 |
| Nottingham,
John |
590 |
| Nottingham,
Mary A. |
590 |
| Nottingham,
Walter |
588 |
| Nottingham, Amy
E. |
588 |
| O'Conner,
Father, Rev. |
594 |
| O'Crowley,
Daniel |
598 |
| Orendorff,
Alfred |
602 |
| Osenton, John
S. |
606 |
| Palmer, George
T. |
610 |
| Palmer, John M. |
640 |
| Palmer, John
M., Mrs. |
642 |
| Paul, Henry |
648 |
| Paul, Mary |
648 |
| Phelps, Adna
Emerson |
652 |
| Phelps, H.
Emerson |
652 |
| Phelps, H.
Emerson, Mrs. |
652 |
| Prickett, David |
664 |
| Prickett,
Charlotte G. |
664 |
| Prickett,
Thomas G. |
668 |
| Prickett,
Margaret |
670 |
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| Priest, John W. |
202 |
| Purvines,
Achilles N. |
674 |
| Purvines,
Elijah A. |
678 |
| Purvines,
Elijah A., Mrs. |
680 |
| Purvines, Green
Lee |
684 |
| Purvines,
Louisa |
686 |
| Rees, Thomas |
690 |
| Reisch, Frank |
694 |
| Reisch, Frank,
Jr. |
694 |
| Reisch, Frank,
Sr. |
694 |
| Reisch, George,
Jr. |
694 |
| Reisch, George,
Sr. |
694 |
| Rhodes,
Clarence M. |
700 |
| Rhodes, Richard
B. |
932 |
| Rhodes, Richard
B., Mrs. |
932 |
| Roberts,
William P. |
706 |
| Roberts,
William P., Mrs. |
706 |
| Robertson,
Marcus B. |
710 |
| Robertson,
Marcus B., Mrs. |
710 |
| Robinson, John
W. |
714 |
| Rumsey, Aaron
B. |
840 |
| Rumsey, Lucetta
C. |
842 |
| Ryan, Charles
J. |
718 |
| Ryan, Charles
J., Mrs. |
718 |
| Ryan, James |
722 |
| Sangamon County
Supervisors |
726 |
| Sanner, John A. |
82 |
| Sanner, Anna M. |
82 |
| Sarver, James
P. |
730 |
| Schamel, Albert |
734 |
| Schamel, Maria,
Mrs. |
734 |
| Schnepp, John
S. |
738 |
| Schroyer, Moses |
742 |
| Schroyer,
Moses, Mrs. |
742 |
| Selby, Paul |
5 |
| Sevier, John W. |
746 |
| Sevier, Hannah
L. |
748 |
| Seward, Charles
H. |
754 |
| Seward, Carrie |
756 |
| Sherman,
Lawrence Y. |
760 |
| Sidener, George
P. |
764 |
| Sidener, Hannah
R. |
766 |
| Simon, John S. |
770 |
| Sims, George W.
(Group) |
774 |
| Smith, Andrew
V. |
778 |
| Smith, Andrew
V., Mrs. |
780 |
| Smith,
Frederick E. |
800 |
| Smith, DeWitt,
W. |
794 |
| Smith, J.
Taylor |
800 |
| Smith, Sarah
Taylor |
800 |
| Smith, Vincent
G. |
800 |
| Starkweather,
Daniel H. |
812 |
| Starkweather,
Daniel H., Mrs. |
812 |
| Stout, Philemon |
818 |
| Stout, Louisa
P. B. |
820 |
| Stout, Penelope
A. |
822 |
| Strode, John A.
(Group) |
826 |
| Tarbet, William
L. |
830 |
| Tarbet, William
L., Mrs. |
832 |
| Taylor, A. J. |
832 |
| Taylor, Harriet
R. |
838 |
| Taylor, Francis
I. |
852 |
| Templeman,
James W. |
860 |
| Thayer, Edward
R. |
864 |
| Thoma, Frank |
874 |
| Thoma, Hugo |
880 |
| Thompson,
Franklin C. |
886 |
| Thompson,
Franklin C., Mrs. |
888 |
| Tobin, Samuel
A. |
892 |
| Trimble, Eugene
S. (Group) |
896 |
| Vancil, Burke |
900 |
| Van Da Walker,
Charles |
904 |
| Van Da Walker,
John L. |
904 |
| Van Da Walker,
John L., Mrs. |
904 |
| Van Meter,
Abraham D. |
912 |
| Van Meter,
Nancy A. |
912 |
| Van Meter,
James B. |
908 |
| Van Meter,
James B., Mrs. |
910 |
| Venneman,
Theodore |
916 |
| Venneman,
Catharine |
918 |
| Vose, John |
922 |
| Wade, Samuel G. |
926 |
| Wade, Samuel
G., Mrs. |
926 |
| Watts, Albert
B. |
20 |
| Watts, Lydia A. |
20 |
| Webster, Mary
A. |
930 |
| White, Frank |
936 |
| White, Marian
B. |
938 |
| White, Thomas |
942 |
| White, Thomas,
Mrs. |
942 |
| Whitmore,
Oliver |
946 |
| Wilcox, Thomas
M. |
950 |
| Wiley, Lewis D. |
954 |
| Willis, Ann C.
R. |
960 |
| Willis, Claude
J. |
958 |
| Willis, Jane E. |
958 |
| Wilson, Harry
W. |
964 |
| Wilson, Thomas
W. |
968 |
| Wilson, Katie |
968 |
| Woodcock, John
R. |
972 |
| Woodcock, John
R., Mrs. |
972 |
| Woodruff,
Cornelius |
980 |
| Yates, Ricahrd |
984 |
| Young, James
(Group) |
988 |
| Zuckswerth,
Henry |
992 |
| Zuekswerth,
Henry, Mrs. |
992 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
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