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 | Karen Waeltermann I am searching for Fred Schmidt born abt 1830 in Germany. Has one daughter that I know of~Lillie/Lela/Lillian Schmidt born 1874 in Raymond County. I don't know what his wives name was or his birth/death dates. Any help would be great~~~~~
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September 27-
 | Nathan Held I'm researching these families:
Held, Gilpin, Guttenberg, Hermann, Back, Fehr, Oschner, Gauer, and Kelmel
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November 17-
 | Pam Tabor I am researching the family of Thomas J. Scott and Mahala E Scott. They are my husband's Great-Great Grandparents. We know very little about them. They lived in Raymond Township.
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October 14-
 | James Breyer I am researching the Poggenpohl, Langen, Munstermann, Kelmel families.
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 | Historical Society | Life & Confessions of A. J. Nash
Zanesville Township - In the year 1853, Andrew Nash and a man by the name of Lockerman had an altercation brought on by the too free use of whisky, during which the former stabbed the latter in a very brutal manner. Lockerman died immediately, and Nash, becoming alarmed, fled the country. Detectives were placed on his track, and succeeded, after several weeks diligent search, in finding him in Arkansas, where he was arrested, brought back to Carlinville, tried and sentenced to be hanged.
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| Historical Society | History of Zanesville
Zanesville in Montgmery County Illinois. The original Zanesville Precinct included within its area the townships of Pitman and Bois DArc, and was reduced to its present dimensions as an independent division in the year 1873, when the township organizations throughout the county were called into effect. It lies in the western part of the county, south of Pitman, north of North Litchfield and west of Raymond Township, with Macoupin County as its western boundary, and contains a fraction over thir
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