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Haywood, T. C. & Co. Hawley, A. G.
Kennedy, John
L. Paper Co. Lundhel, Fred K. Lull, Alvin
Keeler, Mary
Lynn, William
Matthews, Samuel Manley, James, 28
Mason, H. S., 13 Marvin, Legrand Mackin, John
27
Hay, Charles, 35
Hopkins, Frank
Gleeson, Michael
Holden, Dexter
Holden, D. S.
Larkin, Martin
Hyland, James
Larson, John
Grover, John L.
Grant, B. A. Green, Wm.
Lizer, Bartholomew
Johnson, Andrew
Lees, Theo., Mrs.
Karch, Michael Kabliska, Frank Kaiser, Robert Kendall, J. W., 9
Linter, Lena, 27 Linskey, Hiram
426
LOCKPORT TOWNSHIP HISTORY.
Mason, F. E., Mrs.
Miller, Philip
Paxson, A. C.
Manning, Wm. K., Mrs. Miller, Peter
Payne, Thos., P'field
Marks, John
Miller, Fred
Parker, L. A., Est. of
Marshel, John
Milne, Wm.
Parr, Mary
Matthewson, A. J. Milne, James
Palmer, Wallis A.
Martin, Patrick
Mile, William
Parr, John
Mason, Chas. T.
Mitchell, Patrick
Palmer, Walter
Mason, Geo. H
Miller, Walter
Pettigrew, Malvina
Mangan, Josiah
Miller, Henry
Peterson, Solomon
Mackin, Thos. Miller, S. W.
Pemberton, Eliza
Mason, S. A., Est. of, 13 Morrison, Michael, 21
Peck, John
Manning, Joel, Est.
Moran, John, 35
Pease, N. H.
Marvin, C. B., 24
Moizler, Joseph
Peck, Mary L.
McCauly, Arthur
Mooney, William
Pfliger, J. & F., 31
McCarthy, Elizab'h, Mrs.
Morrison, John
Pitts, John, Jr.
McClintock, Jos., 32
Murray, James, 19
Platt, Thomas
McCoy, Edward, 1
Murphy, Daniel
Platt, James
McCann, Ella
Murray, C. H.
Platt, Richard
McCleve, Mary
Murray, James H.
Powers, Lydia L., 26
McCann, F., 15
Murphy, Thomas
Porter, James, 26
McDonald, James
Mullen, James
Prior, Thomas
McDonald, John
Murray, Patrick
Preston, Isaac
McDonald, J. S.
Murray, Bernard
Prindle, Wm. W.
McDonald, Teronel
Murray, James H.
Preston, J. B., Est. of
McDonald, Chris., 26
Myers, Wm.
Prior, Michael, 13
McDonald, John R.
Myers, Mrs.
Quinn, Martin
McDonald, Patrick, Jr. Neeland, Samuel
Quinnell, Patrick
McDonald, Terrence
Neithold, Amelia
Randall, J. W.
McDonald, W. C.
Neidvolt, Albert
Ragan, Daniel
McDonald, Wm.
Needhold, Chas., Cooper Raber, Anderson
McFadden, Patrick, 29
Nicholson, Robert Nichols, Richard
Ramsay, John
McGilvery, John, 19
Niver, Morris
Raber, Andrew, 18
McGuire, Bernard, 20
Niver, Morris
Ray, John
McGuire, John, Jr., 19
Norton, Loren
Reynolds, Michael, 17
McGarry, James, 20
Nobis, Isaac, 34
Reed, John
McLeery, Edward
Norton, Maria L
Reed, William, 35
McManus, Frank
Nolan, Thomas
Reardon, Thos., 2
McManus, John, 29
Norton, Catherine
Reddy, Patrick
McNally, James
Norton, Geo. B.
Relf, Fred.
McNeff, J., 27
Norton, Hiram
Reynolds, M. J., Sr.
McShane, John, 35
Norton, Lyman, 19
Reinhardt, Martin
McShane, Patrick, 35
Norton & Co., 2
Riley, Cornelius, 27
McWeeny, John
Norton, Ella
Ripson, Henry
McWeeney, Andrew
Norton, Ada C.
Riley, Patrick
McWeeny, John
Norton, John L.
Rice, Melissa
Mc Weeny, Rosa, Mrs.
North, S. P.
Riley, John
Meeder, Louis H.
Norton, O. H. P., 8
Riley, Mary A.
Meehan, James
O'Brien, Timothy
Riley, Thos. H., 34
Meehan, H. H. Mess, Louisa
Obst, Aug.
Richards, Isaac
Meyer, Louis
O'Connell, Wm.
Rienhardt, M. Rowe, Wm., C.
Milne, Robert, 23
O'Connor, Thomas Oleson, D., E. & C.
Robbins, Wm., 20
Miller, Charles
O'Leary, James, 26
Robinson, Lyda A. Mrs.
Miner, E. W.
Ostram, Henry
Rouse, William B.
Miles, Patrick
Rose, H., Chicago
Miller, Sophia M
Oshler, Thomas Payne, James
Rowley, A., Joliet
McDonald, Thomas
Myers, W. S.
Pratt, Albert
Rafferty, N. S.
McGinn, Patrick
O'Brien, James
Richards, R. B.
Miles, Mary
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LOCKPORT TOWNSHIP HISTORY.
Robinson Lydia A., Mrs. Smith, C. C.
Van Horn, John
Robbins, Ewd.
Smith, J. J.
Voght, August
Rogan, Dan., 26
Smith, Abel
Voight, Jacob, 2
Rowe, William
Smith, Charles, 32
Wartzbacher, P. T., P'f
Rosenswey, Xavier
Smith, Saxton
Ward, Daniel
Rolling, Anthony
Smith, A. Boyle
Ward, Edward, 8
Robbins, John, 18
Snapp, A., 27
Ward, Jos. H.
Roberts, L. L.
Souder, Wendal
Watterman, Dice
Ryan, Thos. E., 25
Spangler, Geo., 17
Waldfogle, Bert, 35
Ryan, Johanna, Mrs., 25 Spangler, Wilson
Waters, Mary
Ryan, Lot, 25
Spieker, Frederick
Waters, Michael
Ryan, Thomas
Spangler, Frank K., 8
Wallace, Richard Ward, Joseph, 5
Ryan, Timothy
Spangler, Oliver
Waldfogle, Benedict
Ryan, Lawrence
Strong, Lorenzo, 11
Waldfogle, Frank, 36
Ryburn, David, 31
Stowe, Wm. M.
Waldfogle, Andrew
Sanborn, Wm., 4
St. John, Delos
Walsh, James
Sampson, Sam'l
Steele, J. D.
Ward, John, 25
Sanger, H. A., 34
Sterling, Ann, Mrs., 34
Wadsworth, A. J.
Sager, Harriet M., 21
Stillman, O. W.
Ward, Daniel, 5
Sanger & Moody
Stiles, A. C.
Wallace, John, 26
Sager, Hiram
Stone, Charles L.
Weir, Peter, 26
Scheibe, Julius, 24
Stowe, Francis F.
Werner, Augustus, 26
Schell, Michael K, 25
Stout, Charles
Weivill, John
Schell, Edward
Starrin, Henry
Weeks, John H.
Scheibe, Henry
Stafford, Anton
Weeks, George
Schnecker, D
Steele, John, 28
Weirsham, Joseph
Schriber, Henry Schultz, Wm. Scott, Anna E.
Stowe, Wm. M., 17
Whitney, Robert
Schreibe & Adams
Sullivan, M. K., 26
Whitson, M., Rev.
Sears, John, Mrs.
Sullivan, Patrick
Whalan, Moses, 26
Sears, John, Jr , 27
Sundberg, Peter A.
Williams, S. J.
Seivert, John, 36
Taylor, Justin, 5
Wilson, Samuel, 29
Sears, Lucy
Taylor, Grove
Winkler, Fred, 13
Shuler, Ann, 20 Shrecker, D.
Taylor, Pauline, Mrs.
Wills, H.
Shaw, Thomas
Taylor, G. & J., 3
Wilmot, Samuel
Shields, Wm., 26
Terry, John L.
Wilmot, Justina
Shuler, John
Thompson, Andrew, 35 Williams, Stephen, 4
Shaw, Rebecca
Thomas, Wm. Thurston, John
Wightman, Geo., 26 Williams, Michael H.
Shannon, Thomas, 36 Sisson, Abigail
Tidmarslı, John
Williams, E. G., 31
Sisson, Geo. W.
Townsend, Anna
Winke, Christian, 35 .
Sisson, Holden
Townsend, Martha Wilson, Meriam, 22
Sievert, J., Jr., 36
Trutch, Wm.
Wahlgemath, Louis
Skerin, A. P.
Turner, S. S.
Worthen, O. P. H., 9
Sly, Seneca
Turner, Mary
Wohlgemath, L. & M.
Sly, M F.
Turner, Rebecca
Worst, Jacob
Sloan, Samuel Sly, E. R.
Turner, George
Young, W. C., 26
Smith, G. Y., P'field
Turner, Wm.
Young, Michael, 12
Smith, John R.
Tyler, Albert
Young, Albert, 4
Smith, Peter
Underwood, G. M.
Youker, Adolphus
Smith, Jacob, 21
Van Duser, Emeline Vanderwalker, V.
Youst, John
Smith, Amos
Steffrick, Anton
Wells, R. M.
Storey, Frank
Whalen, Edward
Taylor, Henry
Wilson, Sarah
Shields, Mary, 2
, Thorn, Mary
Wilson, Samuel
Tupper, A. H.
Woock, Adam
The school report for 1883 gives the following figures: 1,432
Ryan, John & Bros.
Sperrer, Ruth
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MANHATTAN TOWNSHIP HISTORY.
persons under twenty-one years; 708 enrolled; 16 teachers; 10 school buildings, etc., valued at $55,275; expenditures, $8,072.
MANHATTAN TOWNSHIP.
The old township of Trenton, set off as a precinct in 1836, embraced the present towns of Manhattan and Green Garden. In 1850, under the law authorizing township organization, Trenton sent William Nelson as representative on the Board of Supervisors, and in 1851 and 1852 conferred that honor on M. Bailey. In 1849 William Bissett was commissioned justice of the peace. The western half of Trenton was set off in 1852 as a separate township, under the name of Manhattan. In 1853 John Young was elected supervisor. He has been succeeded in that office by Clark Baker, 1854-55; John Young, 1856-60; Clark Baker, 1861-62; G. A. Buck, 1863-64; J. E. Baker, 1865-69; G. A. Buck, 1870-73; Stephen Robinson, 1873-74; Clark Baker, 1875-1883; Stephen Robinson, 1883, and Clark Baker, 1884. The township officers elected in 1884 are: Clerk, John Locklie; assessor, Fred E. Rowly; collector, Michael Keefe.
The assessed valuation in 1883-4 was $406,819, of which sum lands claimed $360,058; lots, $1,995, and personal property, $44,766. The tax levy was $9,159.89, of which $2,548.95 was for school purposes. The population in 1880 was 930. The amount expended by the commissioner of highways in 1883-4 was $3,377.27.
The pioneers were Orrin Stevens who kept a tavern at Five Mile Grove in 1883-4. Jerrod Gage and Edward Perkins came in 1834; Ephraim, Orrin, Pliny, and Ephraim, Jr., Perkins came in 1835; Mr. Gage, Sr., and family, Hiram Harvey, also came in 1835. For over a decade there were no additions to the settlement. In 1848 Bryan Garrivan and his son, Martin Bergin, William and Charles Bissett, William Nelson, Freeman Gay arrived. Samuel and Stephen Bowen, John Borders, T. Cunningham, first blacksmith, John Young, Mansfield Young, M. Bailey, came in 1849. Clark Baker, in 1850; Hiram Olney, in 1854; George A. Buck, in 1856; James Cunningham, 1857; John W. Smith, 1858. A few other names are credited to the early settlers' period in other sections of this work.
The Protestant Episcopal Church society erected a house of worship in the township in 1857, at a cost of $1,500. Five years previous to that time a school-house was built, which was also used by many of the religious societies as a house of wor- ship. The Catholics of Manhattan worship in their churches at Joliet.
Tax-Payers of Manhattan Township. - The abbreviations used for names of postal towns are: G. Green Garden ; S. Spen- cer; W. Wilton Centre; M. Manhattan; J. Joliet; N. New Lenox, and Wal., Wallingford.
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MANHATTAN TOWNSHIP HISTORY.
Aaron, P. P., 26 G
Eggers, Henry, 12 S Elliott & Bryant, M
Klingler, Elias, 31 M
Kurth, Ed., M
Adams, Celia A., 2 Adams, Elias H., S Adler, Peter, J.
Eilers, Junyen, M
Kurth, G., M
Erle, Leigh, 19 M
Lawler, M. & D., M
Amend, Andrew, J
Fahy, Thomas, 26 M
Lawler, M. & P., M
Barton, George, 36 M
Feil Bros., 17 M
Lawler, Martin, 35 M
Lawler, J. & J., M
Ballard, Nelson, 13 M
Baker, Clark, 5 M
Gallagher, Patrick,21 M Leckner, H., M
Geiss, D. K. 31 J
Lickenwalter, H., 23 M
Lutz, Jacob, 29 M
Lynn, W. D. B., 17 M
Barr, Wm. E., 32 W
Baker, J. C. & C. M., M Gibbon, John, 36
Baker, Geo. & John, 28 Barr, Samuel, 32
Barr, John, J
Bassett, Wm. J., 24 M
Bergan, Ester, 4
Green, Henry, S
McHugh, Felix, 34 Wal
Bergan, Martin, J
Beard, Caroline, J
Bettenhauser, Jno., 25 M Gurney, Geo., 30 M Bettenhauser, C. C., 23 M Hartong, J. J., J.
Biling, Richard, J
Haley, Richard, J
Boylam, John, 9 M
Harms, Henry, 25 M
Brenton, Joseph, J
Haley, Michael, 21 M
McPartlen, Chas., 16 J
Bronk, Peter A., J
Harwood, Wm., 22 M Hayd, Ed.,M
McDonald, Andrew, S McGrath, John, 5 M
McClure, Judd, M
McHugh, Thomas, 34
McHugh, Jas., 34
McCoy, Jas., M
Metzger, Conrad, 14 M
Messenger, Ed., M
Meyer, M. E., M Metz, R. S., M
Buck, Geo. A., 17 J
Metzger, Andrew, W
Miller, Wm., Sr., 2 M
Campbell, John, 13 M Cain, Thomas, J Cain, John H, N
Howard, W. S., 19 M Howard, C. T., M Hunt, John, 12 J Ingraham, Fred., M Jaques, E. E., 29 Jacobsen, Chris., M
Minen, Anton, M Miller, F., M Morse, O. F., 13 S
Morse, Fernand, M
Morse, Anna, 14 S
Clussen, Barnett, 25 G Costello, Thos., M Coon, Robert, S Cockle, Dan., M Cole, Thos., 9 M Cochel, John, 23 M
Jones, James, Est. of 8 Johnson, J. & Jno., M Jurrier, Aug., M Kail, Belzert, 32 Wal Karr, M., M Kayd, Ed., M
Keer, James, 1 J
Keeler, Christian, 19
Keer, Wm., 22
Kerstien, Jacob, 33 M
Parker, Hiram J, 17 M
Cole, A. T. & G., M Daly, Dan, 26 Dennis, W. R., J
Delafield, R. R., J
Dorellery, Matthew, 35 J Kirk, Thos., 20 M
Eberhardt, B., 11 M Eberhardt, Fred., M
Kitzerow, Frank, 1 S King, A. H., M
Pepper, Wm., 33 M Pester, John, 36 N Phillips, James, 5 N
Plagg, Chas., 25
Randall, Stephen, N Reeves, Jerome, 22 Reynolds, Thos., 16 M
Barton, Chas., J
Fell, John, 34 M Gallagher, John, 28 M
Lawrence, Wm. & L., M
Barton, C., G Bailey, Thos., S Barr, Geo., 32 J
Geiss, John, 32 W
Geiss, D. B., 32 M
Gillett, Jas. M., S
Glade, Aug., Sr., 33 M Gorivan, Stephen, 13 J
Mackey, T., 17 M
McHugh, James
McParten, Peter
Graphler, Aug., M
Graham, Wm., M
McNiff, John McFarland, Hugh
MHugh, Thos., 34 M
McGrath, Bryan, 14 M
McClure, J. C., 19 M
McClure, David, 30
Brome, K. E .. J
Brophy, Edw., 6 J Brady, Mrs. John, 1 N Bronson, Fred, J Brugman, John, 3 S
Hanson, Geo. & H., M Haese, Albert, M Heier, Catharine, 3 N Heismer, Peter, 25 M
Brugaman, Charles, 24 M Heitman, H., 16 M Bruner, Chris., Wal Bruner, Peter, 32 W Broughman, J., N Heiss & Meader, 31 M Hemme, Fred., 24 M Hill, Charles, M
Campbell, J. M., 12 N Chadwick, Jane, N
Morgan, Wm., 30 El Murphy, M Murphy, James, J Mundt, Fed., M
Ofundstien, Jacob, S
Cochel, Wm., J Cole, Richard, 2 M
Olney, Hiram, 3 S Palmer, Geo., M Paul, Wm., 22 M
Cockel, Sarah, 20 M Cockel, Geo., M
Kestal, Michael, 3 N Kiefe, Thos., M Kellheffer, C. S., M Kestal, Geo., 3 N
Martin, Ed., 6 M Matthews, Wm., M Mahoney, Margaret, 5 M
Godell, John L., 28 M Greenwood, A., 11 M
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MONEE TOWNSHIP HISTORY.
Redmond, Chas., M Smith, Silas, 16 J
Ring, John & A. H., 6 M Smith, O. L., 15 J
Robinson, Stephen, 21 M Sproul, James, Est., 7
Rowley, Fred, 3 Staffenburg, Peter, 11 G Wallace, Thomas, 4 N
Robrback, Adam, 13 M Stone, P. G., 30 M Rudd, David, M Stebbins, H. B., 25 G Ruson, Jasper Styles, Charles, S Rudd, Charles, G Stolf, G. W., S
Watkins, Peter, 5 M Watkins, Richard, J Warner, Anton, M Weber, James, 16 M
Rudd, B 24, G
Steinberg, Fred, 12 S
Weston, Wm., M
Ruffing, Peter, M
St. Clair, J. W., M
Whitson, John, 20 M
Schaff, Henry, 30 M
Stephens, H. K., 27 M
Whitson, David, 18 M Whitson, Benj., M
Schneider, John B., J
Stout, Geo., M
White, Thos., 36 Wal
Schaap, John, 2 M
Straight, Bros., 20 M
Whitson, Jacob, 22 M
Schaap, Henry, 2 S
Swanson, F., M
Williams, O. J., 24 M
Schleeter, Casper, 24 M Thiel, Henry, 29 M
Woodcock, G., 12 M
Schaffer, W. H., M
Thayer, Noah, 35 Wal
Seltzer, H. W., 29 M
Thayer, Eugene, 35 J
Young, Asa B., J
Smith, James, 15 S
Traver, Wm., M
Smith, N. and Chas., S Tucker, O. W., 13 J
The school statistics of 1883 gave 515 persons under twenty- one years; 271 enrolled; 9 teachers; 8 school buildings, etc., valued at $4,850: total expenses, about $1,800.
MONEE TOWNSHIP.
This division of the county formed with Will township the town of Cary, up to the division of 1858-9, when it was sepa- rately organized. The supervisors of the original town as well as those who have served since the formation of Monee township, are named as follows: Carey .- S. . W. Cooper, 1850; John S. Holland, 1851-53; George Baker, 1854-55; B. Sheri- dan, 1856; D. Milliken, 1857-58. Monee .- O. Kahler, 1859-62; A. Herbert, 1863-4; E. C. Howard, 1865; A. Vass, 1866-68; S. W. Cooper, 1869; J. Griffith, 1870-72; J. Kolstedt, 1873-4; Leubbe Albers, 1875-77; John Koldstedt, 1877-81; Philip Bischman, 1881-4. The other members of the board, elected in 1884, are: Ed. R. Freese, clerk; L. Albers, assessor; Gus Kettering, collector; Charles Ruder, highway commissioner, and Henry F. Pauling, school inspector.
The population of Monee village in 1880 was 503, and of the township outside the village 1,091=1,594. The aggregate assessed valuation 1883-4 was $435,475, of which town lots were valued at $35,145, and personal property $74,023. The tax levy amounted to $8,981.55, including $2,881.23 school tax.
The original settlers were: Ruel Carney, N. C. Tibbitts, John M. Chase, 1835; C. W. Cooper, S. W. Gaines, 1836; Nicholas Young, 1835; Aaron Bonnell, 1836; John S. Dilly, 1834, from Ohio in 1832-3; W. H. Newton, John Hall, and Otis Phillips,
Woodcock, Cal, M
Smith, John W., 20 J
Trask, Elihu, 20 M
Zinsey, G. H., M
Schooman, Fred
Staufferberg, Geo., M
Utterman, T. W., 16 M Vanderburg, A., 20 M Walsh, Richard, 15 M
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from New York, 1836; William Kinney and J. E. Philips, 1837.
Shortly after the arrival of Otis Phillips, in 1836, he opened a school at the Grove in his own cabin. In 1854 there were four school buildings, and at this time there were four hundred and seventy-two school children under twenty-one years old. One of these house was built at Monee in 1854 with Miss Margaret Wilson teacher. In 1872 the Monee Academy build- ing was erected by Janzen & Stassen, with Professor Janzen in charge. In 1858 the German Lutheran Church building was erected, at a cost of $1,500. The society was formed by the Reverend William Shaefer in 1857. The congregation num- bers between three and four hundred. The Catholic Church was established here in 1866 by Reverend Charles Steisaberger, and the church building erected in 1868. The Congregational Church was founded here in 1861, by Reverend W. B. Atkinson, and a house of worship erected in 1866. This was followed in 1868 by the Methodist Episcopal society. That year the society was organized by Reverend Mr. Ross, and the church building erected, at a cost of $1,500. The Baptist, Universalist, and a few other denominations are represented here.
Monee Village .- This village was platted in 1853 for August Herbert, on section 21, where he located 160 acres in 1849, under a land warrant granted to him for services in the Mexican war. In 1852 he sold to the Illinois Central railroad com- pany a tract of forty acres, which was also platted, and both form the village. The first house was brought hither by Simeon Abbot, in 1852. In 1853 the owner of the town built a house, which now forms a part of Kittering's hotel. Later in 1853 O. B. Dutton built a store, and here a post-office was opened the same year, with Dutton postmaster. Three years later the Koenig & Kohler steam grist-mill was erected. This was fol- lowed by the building of grain warehouses, stores, the Holland wind-mill, and dwellings, until Monee became one of business railway hamlets brought into existence by the Illinois Central. The village was incorporated in 1874, and the first election of village officers was held December 5, 1874, when the following were chosen trustees: H. Hoffman, Charles Plagge, Philip Vol- mar, Christ Schomstedt, August Schiffer, and E. Weringk, with Ed. Weringk, president, and W. F. Hutchinson, clerk. With the exception of a few years, Ed. R. Freese has served as village clerk since 1876.
Monee Lodge, No. 660, I. O. O. F., was organized April 8, 1878, with Ed. R. Freese, W. D. Cox, Adam Vatter, Charles Merz, and G. H. Leuhrs, charter members. The membership at present is thirty-five.
The only newspaper ever published here was the Eagle, issued in 1861, by J. G. Scott, and continued until 1864.
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MONEE TOWNSHIP HISTORY.
Tax-payers of Monee Township .- In the following list, the principal postal-town is Monee. Offices other than Monee are named in abbreviated form thus: M. Matteson; J. Joliet; C. Crete, and B. Bloom:
Albrecht, William
Buchmeir, Christian, 7 Burns, Henry
Engleking, Philip, 13 C Englemann, H., 11 F
Albers, Herman, C
Buchmens, John, 7
Engelke, Fred
Allens, T.
Buckholtz, Fred, 3 M
Eich, Henry, 11 F
Allyren, John
Fearn, Jacob
Arnold, Phillip, 22
Fechtman, John
Battling, Fred, 1 M
Bartels, Wm. H., 1 M
Fidelke, John, 2 M
Badenhaap, Herman, 16 Cassens, Wilke
Forbosen, Christ
Barlage, Jacob, 21
Campe, F., 1 M Cellarins, Elias, 34
Freese, Ed R.
Barson, John, 2 J
Chapman, S. W.
Friem, Jacob, 1
Bahrsack, Chas., 18
Cleinhammer, Chas. Clechen, John
Frederickson, Fred, 1
Berger, Geo., Mrs., 13
Cooper, S. W. 12 C
Gains, A. S., 12
Becker, Chas., 9
Conrad, Henry, 21
Gains, H. N., 1
Beckman, Fred, 6 Behrends, John
Cooper, S. W., 12 Conrad & Knuth
Geiske, Henry, 1 M
Becker, Fred, 11
Cook, John
Gebhardt, George
Bischman, Philip, 20
Conlon, Bernard
Geiske, Henry, 11
Bischman, L. C., 36
Daniels, C. K., 21
Givrick, Henry
Binder, Fred
Day, James
Gloor, Jacob, 21
Bischell, Jacob, 35
Dalton, John E., 16
Goos, John Gorman, James, 31
Bischman, Peter
Dietricsh, Nicholas
Bischman & Bole, 1
Dietrich, Henry, 1 M
Gorman, John, 16
Bischel, Christian, 28
Deutscher, Wm., 16
Gorman, Adam, 30
Bischel, Ed, 27
Deters, Louis H.
Gorman, Frank, 21
Blesfench, Chris.
Dinke, Louis, 11 Dilmeier, Henry
Gothe, H. Golkin, August
Blume, J. H., H., 1 M
Dierks, Henry
Goodenow, Stephen, 21
Bohlander, J. P., Mrs.
Dillenbourg, M
Gray, William
Bootschiller, Henry
Dillmeier, H., 1
Graffs, Louis, 36
Boeser, Henry
Dralle, Fred, 8
Grenhagen, Cartior, 1 M
Bohl, Christian, 15
Dumming, Henry
Grupe, Fred, 13 C
Bothman, Henry, 8
Ducker, James
Grumberger, D., 34
Bolander, Peter, 11
Easterbrook, Mary
Grims, Carl Gralfs, Fred
Bohlander, Wm.
Ebert, Aug., 29
Grant, Albert S.
Bode, Fred, & G. H.
Echman, Fred, 11 M
Gray, John, 20
Bolander, Elijah, B., 36 Egdorf, Carl & Son Boehl, Fred, 15 Eggers, D. Ehrhardt, Aug.
Hamis, Hannah Hall, Andrew, Jr., 11
Bruns, Henry, 2
Eichman, Henry, 19
Hall, Andrew, Sr., 11
Bruns, George, 11
Eichoff, Fred
Hannening, H., 14 Hennessy, Jas., 21 Chic
Brumster, John Bruns, Bernard
Eiskampf, Henry, 1 M Eickoff, Wm.
Hayes, Andrew, 21
Bruggeman, H., 1 M
Brand, Michael, 21
Eichmann, Rebecca
Haltfield, Wilhelm, 24 C Halle, Henry, 36 Hayen, B. Hahne, Dedrick, 1 M
Brickmann, Fred, M Bruns, Wm.
Elling, Christopher Eldorney, James M.
Hayen, & Jansen
Busch, Jacob
Hayen, Claus J., 20
Buckley, James
Elstone, John Engleking, Henry
Hausen, Peter
Boehl, August, 10
Easterbrooks, L.
Gutgerel, A., 1 M
Boehler, F., 17
Eichman, Fred, 19
Ellwing, Fred
Bruns, Horace
Burmeister, John, 21 Carding, Fred, 1 M Campe, Henry, 1 M Campbell John, 1 B
Fitch, J. D., 36
Fox, Purcell
Bawe, Moses
Friem, Philip
Becker, August, 35
Gettering, G.
Blumloff, Ernst, 1 M
Albers, Luebbe, 2
433
MONEE TOWNSHIP HISTORY.
Haltenbroff, Bernard, 19 Knapp, Fred
Mire, William
Miller, H. H., 11
Moellis, H., 12 G'now
Motting, Henry Mogg, P.
Hellman, D., 17 Heins, John A.
Kolstedt Bros. Koepke, Christ Koch, Henry
Moecker, Sophia, M Moll, Fidel Mueller, Christopher, 36
Hellman, Christian, 20 Hellman, Dedrick, 20 Herbert, C. H., 21 Herbert, August, 21
Koothauer, J., 26
Mundt, John, 11
Myers, Anna
Myers, Henry, 21
Myer, Henry
Newton, D. Newton, A. H , 2
Nick, F., 2 C
Norchmier, Henry, 1 M
Hohman, J. J., 27
Kutzemeyer, H.
Lawler, James, 31
O'Brien, H., 1 M
Oehlerking, Henry, M
Lawler, Bridget, 31
Oeskey, George, 1
Lange, Fred & W.
Oehlerking, J. H., 4 M
Lehman, Con.
Leseberg, C. W.
Lempke, Chas., 17 Leseberg, H. & W., 21
Lilley, Chas. C. Lionhart, John
Long, Peter Loomis, Frank, 15
Otto, Herman Pape, John, 16
Pauling, Henry F., 20
Pauling, Fred, 36
Pauling, Frank, 20
Jordans, Gustave, 36
Marthaller, John, 1
Patzwalt & Otto, 21
Jordans, Jos., 36
Mammoser, Jos., 1 M
Paulsen, Jurgen Pope, Henry, 4 M
Kapperman, F.
Matthews, J. & M., 12 B Parglow, Fred
Karch, H. M. Kerchman, J.
Martens, Ferd., C
Phillips, J. E., 29 Piehler, Fred
Keiffer, Christian
Mackoben, Aug.
Keister, Louis
Maxwell, James, 34
Matthews, Conrad, 24 B Rabe, Henry J., 27 MeDonald
Rabe, Fred, 27
Kettering, Adam, 28
Meeker, D., 3 M
Rabe, Wm., 27
Keister, Christ, 12
Meeker, Fred, 11
Rampke, John
Kehoe, Michael, 21
Meyers, C., 12
Raulings, J. F.
Kieter, Christian Kitzerow, Henry
Metzer, John, 1 M
Reithamer, John Riberg, Henry
Kleinhammer, Chas.
Meier, Fred, 11 Miller, Simon, 19
Rice, J. S., 21
Klemme, Fred, 21
Miller, H., 34 Miller, A., 12
Rice, H. J. Rohmeier & Basten
Miller, F. A., 1 M Roeser, Henry, 27
Milliken, J. L., 31
Ruder, George, 12 C
Knippel, Carl Knuth, Fred
Michaels, Fred
Rubeck, Fred
Knapp, Dan
Miller & Herbert, 21
Ruder, And., 33
Harmening, John, 12 C Harmening, C., 27 Herbert, Henry
Kohling, Chris, 24 C Koch, Fred, 12 Koerner, Ludwig, 18
Hellman, Henry, 10
Korth, Jacob
Kracke, Henry, 12 C
Krase, Henry, 1 M Kreuter, John
Hiene, Henry, 1 M Hittendorf, John D., 19 Kragel, Fred, 1 M Krumelehm, HI.,6 M Kuersten, Sophia, 22 Kuhl, George
Hoffman, Henry, 21 Holl, Andrew, Jr., 6 Hohne, Dietrich
Hohman, Henry, 9 Hohman, Philip, 11 Holl, Fred
Holl, Andrew, Sr. Hohman & Martin Huslaum, Bernard Hupke, Wm., 21
Odd Fellows Society Offner, John, 33 Offner, Adam, 32
Ohlerking, Fred, 13 Ohlendorf, John Ohlendorf, J. F., 12
Otten, John, 27
Lorig, Peter, 2
Luering, Chris., M
Luekey, J. H., 25 C
Luckey, Henry, 23 Luehrs, T., J.
Pauling, Carl, 22
Kaerner, Sophia
Martins, Jacob
Markwardt, Carl, 4
Peterson, George, 12
Kerling, William
Mals, Fred
Plagge, Charles, 17 Platner, Joseph
Keichler, H. Kettering, Gustave, 17
Meiers, Wm., 1 M
Rienbach, Maria.
Kline, August H.
Klein, Christian, 9 Klein, H. A. Klokow, John
Miller, Wilkie
Rummethne, August
Hutchinson, W. F. Illgers, Fred, 5 Illgers, Theo., 5 Jansen, J. B. Jansen, Michael Jacobs, Peter, 23 Jahm, John Jacobs, Charles Jacobs, C. B. Jarchow, A.
Lange, F.
Nusbaum, B., 2
434
NEW LENOX TOWNSHIP HISTORY.
Ruder, C. A., 33
Stensloff, Christ
Vornberge, Fred, 8 Voght, G.
Sanborn, George, Jr. Sass, Christ
Stade, John, M
Vring, Charles, 19
Stasser, Henry, 36
Wagner, Fred
Schurtz, Christian
Struve, Wm.
Walter, Henry
Schluntz, Wm. Schubert, Fred
Stassen, H. H., 32
Wahlmate, Sophia, 21
Schellemme, H. H.
Stinkle, Fred, 1 M
Wachsmith, Henry, 36
Schannan, Christian, 29
Stuckler, Carl, 1 M
Wehrly, Jacob
Schultz, Wilhelm, 23
Stade, John, 2
Weiman, M., 1 M
Schlathauer, John, 21
Stuenkel, Henry, 10
Werner, Philip, 5 M
Schiffer, August, 1
Stuenkel, Louis
Wornigh, Theo., 16
Schuler, C. C., 21
Storch, John
Wenike, August, 21
Schoenstadt, Christ, 11
Stieber, H., 1
Weekert, Michael
Schafer, Wm., 12
Steinhauser, Fred
Weishaaer, F. M., 1 M
Scheiedt, Anthony
Stege, Henry, 1
Schroeder, Albert, 1 M
Swwert, Charles
Wellmann, Fred Wernigk, Edward Wernigk, Louise
Schneveis, Fred, 36
Theilen, Fred, 20
Westerfeldt, Henry, 23
Schera, Carl, 12 C
Tinkoff, Jacob 1
Westphal, H. & C.
Scheidt, John, 1 M
Treams, Philip
Wesserman, Ernst
Schweiger, John, M
Treman, Heinrich
Wegener, Fred, 1 M
Schoeber, Charles
Treichler, Fred
Weir, Fred, 11.
Schroeder, N. J., Dr.
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