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Hilmes, Herman Bernard and Hagen, Maria Elisabeth177 viewsWedding photo of Herman Bernard Hilmes (1862-1932) and Maria Elisabeth Hagen (1863-1935)
Wedding date 29 Jan 1884 in Germantown, Illinois
Submitted by Christy Santiago, SANTIAGOSRUS@aol.com
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Borgelt, Johann Heinrich "Henry" Borgelt and Catherin nee Schlueter177 viewsPicture taken circa 1865, as Catherine died in 1866. They are seated in front of their farm cottage in Wade Township Clinton County IL.
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Herbstreith, Emil and Marie Waigand177 viewsWedding photo May 18, 1927 New Baden IL
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Endres, Tony, Family176 viewsPhoto submitted by Alissa Tremblay [alissadawson6@hotmail.com]
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Endres, baby #1175 viewsThis photo was from an album of Endres family members. Hoping someone might recognize this baby, probably an Endres.
Photo submitted by Alissa Tremblay [alissadawson6@hotmail.com]
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Low, Henry McCoy & wife Magdalena (Hetzel) w/grndsn John Donaldson172 viewsPhoto from Marty Lowe
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Endres girls170 viewsPhoto submitted by Alissa Tremblay [alissadawson6@hotmail.com]
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Rehkemper, Anna Elisabeth166 viewsA photo of Anna Elizabeth Rehkemper, cropped from her wedding photo which was taken on October 13, 1937 in St Rose, Illinois
Submitted by Christy Santiago, SANTIAGOSRUS@aol.com
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Endres, Cecilia, graduate166 viewsThis is a photo of Cecilia when she graduated from Business College in Quincy, Illinois.
Photo submitted by Alissa Tremblay [alissadawson6@hotmail.com]
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Unknown female 1st Communion166 viewsThis is someones First Communion. Hubby's grandmother said it was Johanna but I know it is not because I have seen Johanna's 1st Communion photo in a family history book.
This was in that same Endres family album
Photo submitted by Alissa Tremblay [alissadawson6@hotmail.com]
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Ahlf, Ben165 views
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Borgelt, Gertrude Agatha165 views**
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Endres, Cecilia165 viewsSep 1909
Photo submitted by Alissa Tremblay [alissadawson6@hotmail.com]
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Yardley, Elvinia - Home, Boulder, 1896 (back of photo)164 viewsPhoto from Jeanette Lucas (jnettel@mchsi.com)
This information was on the back of the Yardley Home Photo http://clintonilgenweb.net/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-7631
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Endres, Tony B (possibly)164 viewsPhoto submitted by Alissa Tremblay [alissadawson6@hotmail.com]
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Low163 views1st Thomas Low is seconds uncle, second Thomas is my grandfather.
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Clabaugh, Louvenia163 views
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Wright, Hattie162 viewsContact Marty Lowe mdl1956@gmail.com if you are a relative and would like the original.
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Low, Adie?161 views
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Borgelt, Barbara Agnes161 views**
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Borgelt, George Joseph161 views
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Endres, Unknown female161 viewsTrying to identify this person. My husbands grandmother says it is her Great Aunt Johanna Endres. I am not sure of this so hoping someone might recognize this photo. The reason I am unsure is I have a picture to scan that is of Johanna on her 1st communion and I do not see a resemblance. Johanne died at 19 years of age. Photo submitted by Alissa Tremblay [alissadawson6@hotmail.com]
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Borgelt, Harry Henry160 viewsSon of Henry Borgelt Jr and Margaret nee Schulte. Died a young man of 21
Photo submitted by Marilyn Luebbers Morrison morrimar6@cox.net in Sep 2011.
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Low, Roy 1912159 viewsPhoto from Marty Lowe
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Endres, Cecilia159 viewsI am not 100% sure this is Cecilia although her daughter says it is. I guess over years that when they age, it's not as easy to identify them.
Photo submitted by Alissa Tremblay [alissadawson6@hotmail.com]
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Gundlach, George (back)157 views
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Borgelt, Hedwig Marie157 views
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Low156 viewstop, Bill Low third from right
next, Bill Low on left,then Coalmorn, & Casetta
last Bill Low
Photo from Marty Lowe
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APPLE FAMILY & COUSINS FROM INDIANA156 viewsAbout 1905 near Keyesport, Illinois
Back row:
1. William Apple, son of Peter Apple, 1841 – 1922. Age 64.
2. James Buchanan Apple, son of John Smith Apple, 1856 – 1910. Age 49.
3. Johnson Smith Apple, son of John Smith Apple, 1843 – 1920. Age 62.
4. A cousin from Indiana, could be either an Apple or a Bickle.
5. Lewis Cass Apple, son of John Smith Apple, 1849 – 1932. Age 56.
6. Richard Johnson Apple, son of John Smith Apple 1840 – 1920. Age 65.
Front row:
1. Caroline Apple Emery, daughter of John Smith Apple, 1837 – 1918. Age 68.
2. Benjamin Apple, son of Peter Apple, 1843 – 1932. Age 62.
3. A Bickle cousin from Indiana, on Phebe’s side.
4. Lucy Apple Daniels, daughter of Peter Apple, 1857 - ? Age 48.
Owner of original photo - Maxine Apple
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Borgelt, Henry Jr155 viewsMarried Margaret nee Schulte, parents of nine children.
Photo submitted by Marilyn Luebbers Morrison morrimar6@cox.net in Sep 2011.
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Endres, Cecilia and Unknown female155 viewsTrying to identify this female on the left.
Photo submitted by Alissa Tremblay [alissadawson6@hotmail.com]
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Yardley, Kate, Elvinia and Jerry154 viewsPhoto from Jeanette Lucas
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Borgelt, Antoinette "Nettie"153 viewsBecame wife of Anton Henry Wilken in Wade Township.
Photo submitted by Marilyn Luebbers Morrison morrimar6@cox.net in Sep 2011.
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Krost, Dorothea Rasch152 viewsOld spinning wheel back in hands of original owner, Mrs. Dorothea Rosch Krost, after forty years of rest from spinning. See http://clinton.ilgenweb.net/clintpics/regina/index.html]Click for text of Newspaper Article
Submitted by Great-granddaughter Regina.
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Low, Henry McCoy 152 viewsHenry McCoy Low, lived on Walnut ST. Breese. abt 1909
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Endres, Cecilia152 viewsPhoto submitted by Alissa Tremblay [alissadawson6@hotmail.com]
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Unknown151 viewsPossible Duepmann Boy
If you can identify this person, please contact Jeanne Goerger, jeanneg@loretel.net. He may be a member of the Henry and Margaretha (Goerger) Duepmann family of Germantown and Albers. The photo was taken by J. Strathmann of Germantown, IL.
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Endres, baby # 2150 viewsI think this could be the same baby as in the other Unknown baby photo. This was in the same Endres family album, therefore, probably an Endres. Photo submitted by Alissa Tremblay [alissadawson6@hotmail.com]
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Brunson Family Tree148 viewsTree submitted by Donnell Wisniewski,
maestrowz@aol.com
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Borgelt, Margaret nee Schulte144 viewsWife of Henry Borgelt Jr.
Photo submitted by Marilyn Luebbers Morrison morrimar6@cox.net in Sep 2011.
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Gundlach, George143 viewsSee biography at: http://clintonilgenweb.net/bios/display.php?IDnum=84
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Wempe, Henry141 viewsHenry Wempe. I don't know who the other man is. That is the pump on the side of their house in Aviston.
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Emery, Caroline141 views
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Apple, R J139 views
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Is she a Trentmann?139 views
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Apple, James Buchanan138 views
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Westerman, Louise Hestin138 viewsKansas City, MO
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137 viewsLouise Hestin Westerman in the white dress, black hat, then William Westerman. Do not know who the other couple is. The young child on the rock could be Willie, son of Louise and William, b 1907, d 1921. Other young boy not known. This was one of those post card pictures, grandma's handwriting is on the back and it is to her brother Benjamin.
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Lager, Theodore with Harold Lager137 viewsPhoto by Mark Anthony Lager
markwilde_sea7@yahoo.com
His Great-great grandfather holding his grandfather
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Mayhew, Reverend Henry136 viewsHenry Mayhew was born in 1822 (the area of Bond County, IL that would become Clinton County, IL). He was the son of Daniel Mayhew, Sr. and Elizabeth Curtis. His maternal grandfather was Henry Curtis, Jr., enumerated on the 1820 Bond County, IL census as a Free Person of Color.
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Gundlach, George136 views
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135 viewsLouise Hestin Westerman back row, then Martin Hestin, then Wendelin. In front of Louise is her husband William. I (Julie Spencer) do not know who the other people are. I believe this was taken at the same time the picture of Wendelin with his grandchildren was taken. The young boy, he is in the picture with Wendelin and grandchildren, and you can see part of a young girl in front of William Westerman. She is also in the picture of Wendelin with grandchildren. The picket fence is the same also. Possibilities: If this is in New Baden, possibly the unknown woman is Minnie Hestin Georger, or possible Frieda Jokisch Hestin/Hasting. The picture had been torn in half and was in terrible shape. I had it restored.
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Wempe, Lidwina and friends133 viewsLidwina and her friends. I'm not sure where that bridge is, I'm assuming somewhere in Aviston or there abouts.
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Wempe, Viola133 views
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Hestin Wendelin131 viewsThis is Wendelin and I (Julie Spencer) presume some of his grandchildren. I think this might be in New Baden. In the 1910 census he was living with my grandparents in Kansas City, MO. In the 1920 census he was with his daughter Minnie Hestin Georger and her family. After that he was back in Kansas City as that is where he died. None of these children are my mom's siblings, so that is why I think this was taken in New Baden. My mom and her twin brother were born in 1918 and when they were several years old my grandmother Louise Hestin Westerman took them to New Baden to meet Wendelin. I do not think this is my mom and her twin on Wendelin's lap as they do not look the same age and mom and her twin would have been at least 2 when they were in New Baden.
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Westerman, William and Hestin, Louise127 viewsWedding photo of Louise Hestin and William Westerman. They married in 1906 in New Baden and by 1907 were in Kansas City, MO. William was born in Boonville, MO and went to Kansas City in 1901 with his widowed mother. I know my (Julie Spencer's) grandmother made her dress, and possibly the dresses of the other women.
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Westerman, Louise Hestin126 views80th birthday, picture taken in Topeka, KS
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Hestin, Benjamin Hestin.126 viewsNever married, lived most of his adult life with my (Julie Spencer) grandparents.
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Westerman126 viewsLeft to right, Joseph Westerman, Dorothy Westerman Nichols, Louise Hestin Westerman, William Westerman, Eunice Westerman Caton, Eugene Westerman. Taken in Kansas City, MO, probably 1942.
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Harpstrite, Edward and Anna "Minnie" nee Pletcher126 viewsPhoto taken circa 1915, Trenton IL
Back row, from the left: Clara, Richard, Mabel, Harvey
Seated: Edward, Herbert, Gertrude, Kathryn, and Anna.
Photo submitted by Marilyn Luebbers Morrison morrimar6@cox.net in Oct 2011.
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Noller, Tillie & Lillie126 viewsMatilda (Tillie) and Lillian (Lillie) were the twin daughters of Eugene Noller & Amelia Layher.
(Photo from the collection of Charlene Noller Milano).
Born 27 Aug 1898.
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Lager, Conrad126 viewsPhoto from Mark Anthony Lager
markwilde_sea7@yahoo.com
His Great-grandfather
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McGowan, William D.124 viewsWilliam D. McGowan - taken after 1910
Photo submitted by W. Martin@yahoo.com
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Wempe, Lidwina and possibly Imming, Victoria124 viewsLidwina Wempe, second from right, and her friends. I think that is Victoria Imming on the far right.
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Sons of Joseph Hestin123 viewsDelbert b 1909, Edwin b 1912, Floyd b 1914. He also had a daughter, Isabella, b 1908. She is in the 1910 census, don't find her in the 1920 census.
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Harpstrite, Clara Louise (Markley)123 viewsThe Samuel Markley family home-steading in the Cherokee County, Sedgwick, Kansas territory circa 1898
Clara Louise Harpstrite, daughter of Charles Herbstritt/Harpstrite and Magdelane Minch, of Decatur Macon County IL.
Back Row: Left to right; Harriet {Stare}Markley~~Clara Louise {Harpstrite} Markley~~~Samuel Benjamin Markley~~~Little Benjamin Markley age 4. Front Row: Clara Markley (nee Houseworth) Perry Markley-Age 2, John Thomas Markley.
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LAGER, Theodore Hermann SCHLUMP, Marie Caroline LAGER, Henry LAGER, Conrad122 viewsPhoto from Mark Anthony Lager
markwilde_sea7@yahoo.com
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Herbstritt Sons of Johann Baptiste Herbstritt-Harpstrite121 viewsLeft to right, photo taken before 1906. Judge Anton of Trenton, Augustus of Decatur, Charles of Sangamon, and Edward of Decatur. Immigrated to US in 1833 with their father, mother and sisters, Isidore and Maria Anna who all three women died during the cholera epidemic, arriving to Lookinglass Township Clinton County in 1844. Descendants of the HERBSTRITT ancestral family of Ettenheimweiler, Baden, Germany. Photo submitted by Marilyn Luebbers Morrison morrimar6@cox.net in 2011.
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Johnson, A H120 viewsThis is a copy from page 221 of the History of Marion and Clinton Counties, Illinois published 1881 by Brink, McDonough & Co., Philadelphia
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SCHONHOFF or Mondt 120 views
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Wilken, Anton family119 viewsFrom left to right, circa 1945: Richard, Trudy, Mom Nettie, Jen, Anton, Betty;
Seated Mary, Helen and Anthony
Photo submitted by Marilyn Luebbers Morrison morrimar6@cox.net in 2011.
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