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Linda Barricklow-Collins
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Surnames: Barricklow, File, Ault, Grantham, Collins, Chaudoin, Taulbee, Watson, Taylor, Satterlee
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April 09-
 | Susan Lake There is an error on the listing for Mary Constance (Connie) Brown. Her second husband's name is Gordon rather than George as listed. Thanks.
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September 08-
 | pam Smith Linda,
I am interested in William Cannon, the husband of Catherine Loving. You list his father as Thomas Cannon. I believe this is correct. I was wondering how you came to that conclusion. I have an article from the newspaper but DAR won't accept this as proof. Can I ask how you know Thomas was William's father? Do you have a photo of the grave?
about 9 months ago | | |
May 19-
 | Patty Katashima May I have a copy of the Barricklow Family Reunion 1914 picture, please? My friend's mom is a descendant of Pluma Estelle Barricklow!
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 | Brenda Rogers I noticed that you are listed as a source of info on photos or information on the King Cemetery listing. I'm wondering if you have someone buried there, or just a historical info collector? I see the Cemetery is listed as not active, which is not true, and at one point saw it listed in the Forgotten Cemeteries list, which is also an error.
a year ago | |   Linda Barricklow-CollinsMy husband's g-g-g and g-g-grandparents are buried at King Cemetery. Yes, we know that it is active. Cousins have been buried there recently. I believe Jeff has the errors corrected now
 Ann StoddardFrom doing research on Sanders and his high school genealogical projects, it appears the Forgotten Cemeteries listing was an attempt to highlight the earliest burials in the county, specifically focusing on finding Rev. War soldiers graves. Most the cemeteries listed were at that time (the 1940's) considered forgotten, in that the evolving rural landscape had left them in out of the way remote places. Sanders project was so successful with his students that they continued visiting cemeteries, and after several years complied 5 large volumes of information...mostly documenting burials before 1900. Most the cemeteries included in the original Forgotten Cemeteries listing were then and now are abandoned and/or inactive, however a few escaped this fate...King being one of them. It would be interesting to know if the attention brought to these cemeteries because of the Sanders projects had any impact on some of them not being forgotten and today still being active cemeteries.
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November 09-
 | Pete Smith Linda, Would you mind sending me a copy of the headstone of Charles and Illinois Pope Everett that is posted on the Montgomery County Historical web page for my family tree? My maternal grandmother, Mary Everett Milligan is the daughter of Stephen H. Everett, who is the brother of Charles Ephraim Everett. Charles is my gg-uncle. Thank you, Pete Smith. EPeteS@msn.com
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September 22-
 | Tammy White Hi Linda. I think we have conversed back and forth through email. I am Tammy Elzy White and I am researching Wright, Nelson, Whitten, Casey, and Bost. I found a picture that you had on the Historical Society of Montgomery County, IL site. It is of John Thomas Wright and Mary Pearl Barricklow. I wondered if I could get a copy of that picture for my family tree? I am related through Camelia Wright, who married my g-g-grandfather, Robert Nelson.
about 2 years ago | | Linda Barricklow-CollinsSorry I just now saw your post. Send me an email and I will send the pics to you. I may also have them posted on Find A Grave. You can copy anything I have on there, Mary Pearl Barricklow was my grandfather's sister. my email is: ljbc43@yahoo.com
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August 25-
 | Brian Schoenthaler I am a gr gr grandson of Agnes Irvin (dau. of Perry and Mary (Osborn) Irvin) Satterlee. Her first husband, William R. Satterlee died during the Civil War and she remarried John F. Welch. May I get a copy of their marriage certificate that you have posted on the Historical Society website? Also, are you by chance related to Agnes?
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Linda
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Barricklow-Collins
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Born and raised in Texas. Roots in Montgomery County.
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Linda Collins
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Genealogy
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Barricklow, File, Ault, Grantham, Collins, Chaudoin, Taulbee, Watson, Taylor, Satterlee
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Montgomery County Illinois Courthouse Genealogy & History Home Page.
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Historical Society of Montgomery County Illinois Home Page.
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Welcome to the Forgotten Cemeteries of Montgomery County Illinois Home Page.
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Old Settlers History, Photos, Documents and Information.
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