Wednesday, May 23, 2012

 

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Eric Lichtenberger

Looking for information on the Spinners....My maternal grandmother was Cecilia Spinner (Nees).
Surnames: Spinner, Nees, Mast
  • April 16

  • Eric Lichtenberger is friends with Marjorie Bailey
    a year ago
  • March 28

  • Marjorie Bailey Frank & Mary (Mast) Spinner listed in Prairie Farmer's Reliable Directory of Farmers and Breeders, Montgomery Co. IL, 1918. Children: Leo, Clement, Francis, Celia, Raphael, Herman, Frank L., address R2 Hillsboro, IL farm in East Fork Township, Section 21, 200 acres, came to IL 1870. Doris Marie Spinner (1929-2001) dau. of Leo & Ester (Huber) Spinner, Married Leo Vincent Meisner, 7 children. Buried St. Raymond's cemetery, S. Rt. 127, Raymond, IL.
    a year ago
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    • Jennifer BlochEric, that is great that's you've traced it back that far. If you wouldn't mind sharing, I would love to have that information. Let me know and I will send my email address to your inbox. If you have more questions about Celia or that line of family forward, I may be able to help or at least point you in the right direction.
      12:58 PM March 30
    • Eric LichtenbergerSure, you could email me and I'll email you back with the Spinner information. My email address is eric.lichtenberger@gmail.com. I am really curious about the Spinners who stayed in the Hillsboro area and how they are related to me.
      1:19 PM March 30
  • March 25

  • Eric Lichtenberger Looking for information on the Spinners....My maternal grandmother was Cecilia Spinner (Nees).
    a year ago
    • Ann StoddardHi Eric - i starting linking the Spinner family together to get you started in your research. Cecilias parents Frank and Mary (Mast) Spinner and grandparents Frank and Mary (Welle) Spinner are buried in Montgomery Co, as well as the families of Cecilias aunts and uncles. Her grandparents were born in Germany and came to the US in about 1867. http://history.montgomeryco.com/Def...;tabid=981
      5:41 PM March 26
    • Eric LichtenbergerI just moved to the area--Edwardsville--and was wondering if there are any Spinners left around Hillsboro? I'm definitely planning to visit St. Agnes cemetery in the near future. The picture of Louis (Cecilia's Uncle) in the baseball uniform is excellent, as is the information about her Uncle Joseph Peter (who died in WWI). Honestly, this website is awesome. I have some of the names and dates (from a Mormon genealogy site), but the information on this site is so much more interesting. Thanks for all of the information.
      7:38 PM March 26
    • 8:38 PM March 26
    • Jeffrey B. DunnI took all the photos at St. Agnes Cemetery. If you come down here maybe you could spend some time and try to get additional info from the headstones - then add it to this site. The Spinner stones are some of the oldest in the cemetery. Some of them are in very poor shape. There are still several Spinner family members in Hillsboro.
      8:38 PM March 26
    • Eric Lichtenberger@Jeffrey, My sister and I are planning a trip to St. Agnes in a few weeks. Thanks for all of your work....
      9:58 AM March 28
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    a year ago
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