Counties of Illinois: their origin and evolution, Part 4

Author: Illinois. Office of Secretary of State cn
Publication date: 1906
Publisher: Springfield : Secretary of State
Number of Pages: 82


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[Laws 1821, p. 45.]


PIKE. January 31 .- Up the middle of the Illinois river from its mouth to the fork; up the south fork (Kankakee)to the Indiana state line; north with the state line to the north boundary of the State ; west with said State line to the west boundary of the State; thence with said bound- ary to the place of beginning.


[Laws 1821, p. 59.]


HAMILTON. Feb. 8 .- South from the southern line of Wayne county, on the line dividing ranges 7 and 8 east, to Gallatin county; thence west eighteen miles to Franklin; thence north to the Wayne county line; thence east to the beginning.


[Laws 1821, p. 113.]


MONTGOMERY. Feb. 12 .- West from the southeast corner of section 24, town 7 north, 2 west, to the south west corner section 19, town 7 north, 4 west; thence south to southeast corner of town 7 north, 5 west; thence west to southwest corner of said township; thence north to northwest corner of town 12 north, 5 west; thence east to northeast corner of town 12 north, 2 west:thence south to the beginning.


[Laws 1821, p. 142.]


FAYETTE. Feb. 14 .- All that tract of country lying north of a line running east from the southwest corner of town 3 north, 1 west, to the southeast corner of town 3 north. 6 east of the third principal meridian .*


[Laws 1821, p. 164.]


*NOTE .- A strict construction of this act would make the entire western boundary of Fay- ette county the line between ranges one and two west, and extend its northern boundary to the Wisconsin line, thus taking one range of townships from the east side of Sangamon (formed Jan. 30) and cutting Pike (formed Jan. 31) in two. It is probable that the word "un- organized" should be read into the act so as to make it read "all that tract of unorganized country lying north" etc. Subsequent acts seem to justify this theory.


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1823-EDGAR, MARION, FULTON AND MORGAN.


EDGAR. January 3-From the Indiana State line west 24 miles through the center of township 12 north ; thence north 27 miles; thence east 24 miles; thence south to the beginning. [Laws 1823, p. 74.]


MARION. January 24-From the intersection of the base line with the third principal meridian, north along said meridian 24 miles; thence east 24 miles; thence south 24 miles to the base line; thence west to the beginning.


[Laws 1823, p. 49.]


FULTON. January 28-From the intersection of the fourth principal meridian with the Illinois river; thence up the middle of the river till intersected by the range line between ranges 5 and 6 east; thence north with said range line to the line between towns 9 and 10 north; thence west with said town line to the fourth principal meridian, thence south to the beginning.


[Laws 1823, p. 88.]


MORGAN. January 31-From the northwest corner of Greene county, east to the range line between 7 and 8 west of the third principal meridian; thence northerly along the middle of the prairie dividing the waters of the Sangamon from the Mauvaisterre, Apple and Indian creeks, to the middle of range 8; thence north to the middle of the main channel of the Sang- amon; thence down to the middle of the main channel of the Illinois; thence down the Illinois to the beginning.


[Laws 1823, p. 108.]


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CLAY. Dec. 23-From the intersection of the line dividing ranges 4 and 5 east with the middle line of town 2 north; thence east with said line to the Fox river; thence north with said river to the line dividing towns 5 and 6 north; thence west with said line to the range line dividing 4 and 5 east; thence south with said range line to the beginning.


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CLINTON. Dec. 27-Down the Kaskaskia from the mouth of Crooked creek to the line dividing St. Clair and Washington; thence north on the range line between 5 and 6 west to the northwest corner of town 2 north, 5 west; thence east to the southeast corner of town 3 north, 5 west; thence north to the northwest corner of town 3 north, 4 west; thence east twenty-four miles; thence south along the third principal meridian sixteen miles; thence west to Crooked creek; thence down said creek to the beginning.


[Laws of 1825, p. 27.]


WABASH. Dec. 27-From the mouth of De Bon Pas creek up the main branch to the south line of Lawrence county ; thence east to the Wabash; thence down the Wabash to the place of beginning.


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CALHOUN. Jan. 10-All that tract of country between the Illinois and Mississippi rivers south of the line between townships 7 and 8 south.


[Laws 1825, p. 65.]


ADAMS. Jan. 13-From the southeast corner town 3 south, 5 west of the fourth prin- cipal meridian, west to the Mississippi; thence up the river to the line between towns 2 and 3 north; thence east to the northeast corner of town 2 north, 5 west; thence south to the begin - ning.


[Laws 1825, p. 93.]


HANCOCK. Jan. 13-East from the Mississippi on the line between towns 2 and 3 north, to the line between ranges 4 and 5 west, of the fourth principal meridian ; thence north to the line between towns 7 and 8 north; thence west to the Mississippi; thence down the river to the beginning.


[Laws 1825, p. 93.]


HENRY. Jan. 13-East from the fourth principal meridian on the line between towns 12 and 13 north, to the line between ranges 4 and 5 east; thence north to the Wisconsin state line; thenc- west to the fourth principal meridian; thence south to the beginning.


[Laws 1825, p. 94.]


KNOX. Jan. 13-East from the fourth principal meridian on the line between towns 8 and 9 north, to the line between ranges 4 and 5 east; thence north to the line between towns 12 and 13 north; thence west to the fourth principal meridian ; thence south to the beginning.


[Laws 1825, p. 94.]


MERCER. Jan. 13-East from the Mississippi on the line between towns 12 and 13 north, to the fourth principal meridian; thence north to the Wisconsin state line; thence west to the Mississippi; thence down the river to the beginning.


[Laws 1825, p. 93.]


PEORIA. Jan. 13-West from the Illinois on the line between towns 11 and 12 north, to the line between ranges 4 and 5 east; thence south to the line between towns 7 and 8 north; thence east to the line between ranges 5 and 6 east; thence south to the Illinois; thence up the river to the beginning.


[Laws 1825, p. 85.]


PUTNAM. Jan. 13-Up the Illinois from the line between towns 11 and 12 north, to the south fork [Kankakee] ; thence up said fork to the Indiana state line; thence north along said line to the northeast corner of the State; thence west to the line between ranges 4 and 5 east; thence south to the line between towns 11 and 12 north ; thence east to the beginning.


[Laws 1825, p. 94.]


SCHUYLER. Jan. 13-West from the Illinois on the line between towns 2 and 3 south, to the line between ranges 4 and 5 west; thence north to the line between towns 3 and 4 north ; thence east to the fourth principal meridian; thence south to the line between towns 2 and 3 north; thence east to the Illinois; thence down the river to the beginning.


[Laws 1825, p. 92.]


WARREN. Jan. 13-East from the Mississippi on the line between towns 7 and 8 north, to the fourth principal meridian; thence north to the line between towns 12 and 13 north; thence west to the Mississippi; thence down the river to the beginning.


[Laws 1825, p. 93.]


SANGAMON. Dec. 23-Boundary re-defined, decreasing area. North from the south- east corner of town 13 north, 1 west, to the north line of town 20; thence west to the middle of the Illinois; thence down to the mouth of the Sangamon; thence up the Sangamon to the middle of range 8 west; thence south with the east line of Morgan to the south line of town 13 north; thence east to the beginning.


[Laws 1825, p. 20.]


MADISON. Jan. 3-Territory added. [Laws 1825, p. 53.]


MONROE. Jan. 15-Territory added.


[Laws 1825, p. 109. Also Jan. 9, Private laws 1827, p. 8, and Jan. 20, Laws 1829,[p. 31.1


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1827-SHELBY, PERRY, TAZEWELL AND JO DAVIESS.


SHELBY. Jan. 23-North thirty miles from the northwest corner of section 19, town 9 north, 1 east of the third principal meridian to the northwest corner of section 19, town 14 north, 1 east; thence east thirty-six miles to the northeast corner of section 24, town 14 north, 6 east; thence south thirty miles to the southeast corner of section 13, town 9 north, 6 east: thence west thirty-six miles to the place of beginning.


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PERRY. Jan. 29-West from the third principal meridian on the line between towns 3 and 4 south to line between ranges 4 and 5 west; thence south to the line between towns 6 and 7 south; thence east to the third principal meridian; thence north to the place of beginning.


[Laws 1827, p. 110.]


TAZEWELL. Jan. 31-North from the northeast corner of town 20 north, [3] east of the third principal meridian to the line between towns 28 and 29 north; thence west to the Illinois; thence down the river to the line between towns 20 and 21 north; thence east to the beginning. [Laws 1827, p. 113.]


NOTE-This act does not clearly indicate the place of beginning, but the act of Jan. 22, 1829, fixes the initial point at the northeast corner of town 20 north, 3 east of the third prin- cipal meridian.


JODAVIESS. Feb. 17-From the northwest corner of the State down the Mississippi to the northern line of the Military Tract [the line between towns 15 and 16 north]; thence east to the Illinois; thence north to the Wisconsin state line; thence west to the place of begin - ning.


[ Laws 1827, p. 117.]


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MONROE. Jan. 15-Territory added. East line carried to the Kaskaskia. [Private Laws 1827, p. 8.]


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MACOUPIN. Jan. 17, 1829-East from the southwest corner of town 7 north, 9 west, to the southwest corner of Montgomery: thence north to the south line of Sangamon; thence west to the line between ranges 9 and 10 west; thence south to the beginning.


MACON. Jan. 19, 1829-North on the third principal meridian from the southwest corner of section 18, town 14 north, 1 east, to the line between towns 20 and 21 north; thence east to the line dividing ranges 6 and 7 east; thence south to the southeast corner of section 13, town 14 north, 6 east; thence west to the beginning.


[Laws 1829, p. 28.]


McLEAN. Dec 25, 1830-North from the southwest corner of town 21 north, 1 west, of the third principal meridian to thelinedividing towns 28 and 29 north; thence east to the line divid- ing ranges 6 and 7 east; thence south to the southeast corner of town 21 north,6 east; thence west to the beginning.


COOK. Jan. 15, 1831-West from the Indiana state line on the line dividing towns 33 and 34 north to the line dividing ranges 8 and 9 east of the third principal meridian; thence north to the Wisconsin state line; thence east to the northeast corner of the state; thence south- wardly along the state line to the beginning.


[Laws 1831, p. 54.]


LA SALLE. Jan 15, 1831-South from the southwest corner of Cook 30 miles; thence west to the third principal meridian; thence north 48 miles; thence east to Cook; thence south to the beginning.


[Laws 1831, p. 54.]


PUTNAM (re-defined). Jan. 15, 1831-East from the southwest corner of town 12 north, 6 east to the Illinois; thence down the river to the south line of town 29 north; thence east to the third principal meridian : thence north 22 miles; thence west to the northwest corner of town 18 north. 6 east of the fourth principal meridian ; thence south to the beginning.


[Laws 1831, p. 54.]


ROCK ISLAND. Feb. 9, 1831-East from middle of the main channel of the Mississippi with the north line of town 15 north to the fourth principal meridian; thence north to Rock river; thence up the middle of the main channel to its confluence witli Marais d'ogee slough; thence with the middle of said slough to the Mississippi; thence down the middle of the main channel of the river to the beginning.


[Laws 1831, p. 52.]


EFFINGHAM. Feb. 15, 1831-South from the northwest corner of Jasper to the line be- tween towns 5 and 6 north; thence west to the line between ranges 3 and 4 east of the third principal meridian ; thence north to the northwest corner of section 19, town 9 north, 4 east ; thence east to the northeast corner of section 24, town 9 north, 6 east; thence south to the south east corner of town 9 north, 6 east; thence east to the line between ranges 7 and 8 east; thence south to the beginning.


[Laws 1831, p. 51.]


JASPER. Feb 15, 1831-North with section lines from the southeast corner of section 22, town 5 north, 14 west of the second principal meridian to the north east corner of section 3 town 8 north, 14 west; thence west.to the northwest corner of section 6, town 8 north, 8 east of third principal meridian ; thence south to the southwest corner of section 19, town 5 north, 8 east; thence east to the beginning.


[Laws 1831, p. 51.]


MONROE. Jan. 20-Southern boundary re-adjusted. [Laws 1829, p. 31.]


[Laws 1829, p. 26.]


COLES. Dec. 25, 1830-West from the northeast corner of section 4, town 16 north, 14 west, of second principal meridian to the line between ranges 6 and 7 east of the third principal meridian ; thence south to the southeast corner of town 9 north, 6 east, thence east to the south- east corner of section 31(the east line of fractional range 11 east) ; thence north to the northeast corner of section 19, town 12 north, 11 east of the third principal meridian; thence east to the north east corner of section 21, town 12 north, 14 west of the second principal meridian ; thence north on the section lines through the middle of range 14 west to the beginning.


[Laws 1831, p. 59.]


[Laws 1831, p. 31.]


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CHAMPAIGN. Feb. 20, 1833-West from the southwest corner of section 34, town 16 north, 14 west of the second principal meridian to the east line of Macon; thence north to the line between towns 22 and 23 north; thence east to the northwest corner of section 3, town 22 north, 14 west; thence south on section lines to the beginning.


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IROQUOIS. Feb. 26, 1833-West from the Indiana state line along the line between towns 23 and 24 north, to the line between ranges 9 and 10 east of the third principal meridian ; thence north to the south line of Cook; thence east to the Indiana state line; thence south to the beginning.


[Private laws 1833, p. 19.]


VERMILION. Feb. 26, 1833-Territory added-All that tract lying between the northern boundary of Vermilion and the southern boundary of Iroquois, added to Vermilion.


{Private laws 1833, p. 20.]


PERRY AND FRANKLIN. Feb. 6, 1835-Boundary between re-defined. The Little Muddy declared the boundary line.


[Laws 1835, p. 36.]


MORGAN AND SANGAMON. Feb. 12, 1835-Boundary between re-defined, and pro- vision made for survey thereof.


[Laws 1835, p. 62.]


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1836-SIX NEW COUNTIES.


WILL. Jan. 12 .- East from the northwest corner of town 37 north, range 9 east, to the east line of range 10 east; thence south six miles; thence east six miles; thence south six miles; thence east six miles; thence south six miles; thence east to the Indiana state line; thence south to the Kankakee; thence down the same to the north line of town 31 north; thence west to the west line of range 9 east; thence north to the beginning.




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