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Latin to English653 viewsCommon translations

Template - Marriage Records620 views

Template - Death Records609 views

Unknown Clinton County Men591 viewsDo you know any of these men? If so, please Contact Us

Template - Baptism Records564 views

Suspension Bridge Over the Kaskaskia River441 views

Carlyle High School, Class of 1938439 viewsJohn Crewell, Warren Apple, Billy Simonton, Albert Johnpeter, F. O. Proutt, Paul Dove, Ray Beckler, Meredith Kennett, Charles Sanders, Carl Vogel, Naomi Jarvis, Lamelda Henry, Betty Hinkle, Mildred Hempen, Glenn Farrell, Elmer Lamarr, Mae Ronat, Oarnelle Custis, Erna Holle, Virginia Schuchmann, Joe Bango, Hazel Kerwin, Melba Volkmar, Geneva Scott, Thelma Goldsmith, LaDonna Galyean, Joyce Langham, Nellie Floyd, Helen Washburn, Maxine Hockman, Hubert King, Wayne Mann, Charles Gerfan, Alvin Bolk, Rollie Gallatin, Richard Pax, Willard Appel, Roland Plotts, William Killion, Margie Kerson, Cleo Boggy, Martha Paul, Charlott Zucker, Loretta Jenne, Lillie McClaren, Harriet Wade, Ruby Merritt, Rose Schuchman, James Gray, James Ward, John Schuster, Roy Giechrest, Jr., Joe Jannett, Stanley Mueller, Leroy Raeber, Milfred Conrad, Wentworth Jones, Bonnell Gaddy, Erline Cooper, Fern Crocker, La Donna Burkett, Lyndall Potts, Anita Mannken, Gladys Zachry, Mary Ann Nothaus, Vera Jenne
Photo from Regina - Thanks!1 comments

Carlyle Public School428 views

Johnson, Hugh427 viewsOnly known tombstone for a Revolutionary Soldier buried in Clinton County.
Photo submitted by his descendent, Kent Worley [kentd1962@yahoo.com] 5 Oct 2009. See http://clintonilgenweb.net/cemetery/sugarcreek/sharon/ and http://clintonilgenweb.net/military/1775revolution.htm

Eisenmayer, J. C.422 views

Clinton County Court House in Carlyle420 views

Breese Mill415 views

Trenton City Hall414 views

Carter, A. W., M. D.411 views

Kasper, Theo J.411 views

Breese City Hall407 views

Rowekamp, Infant, son of C & D406 viewsSee also Rowekamp, Dora for the insert.
Family contact: Nancy cans2000@hotmail.com
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Trenton Public School406 views

Oehler, Arthur399 views

ABELN, Mary398 viewsFrom David Weisenfeld and Tom Vander Pluym

Gordon, W. P., M.D.398 views

St. Cecelia Cemetery Cruxifiction396 viewsPhoto submitted by Donnell Wisniewski,
maestrowz@aol.com

Gross, Albert F.393 views

Watts Cemetery plat map392 views

Friederich, Peter and unknown388 viewsDavid A Friederich's Grandfather is on the left when he was 21 yrs old in 1900. No idea who the other person is. Peter worked at the Planters Hotel in St Louis on the Riverfront as a Bellboy in 1900.

Boulder School - 1917387 views If you can identify any of these people, please Contact Us (http://clintonilgenweb.net/misc/contact/)

#11 - Could this be Ray Minden?
#12 - Roy Minden

Photo from Jeanette Lucas
Thank you Lola DeGroff for help with the numbers.

Ruf, John386 views

Hofbauer, John and Theresa (nee Huber) House385 views220 Main St
New Baden, IL
Submitted by Great-granddaughter, Donna Hofbauer Young (dhofbauer1955@yahoo.com)

Berger, G. H.385 views

Unknown, possible Hopfinger385 viewsDarlene Acker Burzynski's mother had this picture in her possession. No one in the family knows who it is. Darlene's mother was a Haas. There were Hopfinger, Wolf, and Lander in her line. Darlene's dad was an Acker, with Reis, Rosche, and Helms in his ancestry. It’s possible that this is a Hopfinger, but it’s just a guess. The other women in the family died younger except for Christina Barbara Goedelmann who married first Hermann Acker and then Michael Rosche of Monroe County, IL. Christina Barbara Rosche nee Goedelmann was born on 8 Sep 1819 and died in 1910 and the picture would fit into her time period I believe. Contact Darlene at dburz@insightbb.com

ALBERS, Bernard H384 viewsGerman

Berger, M380 views

WESSELMANN, Bernard J378 views

Boatright, Irvin Thomas378 viewsCivil War photo of Irwin Boatwright, (Illinois database spelling) who was born on 1 Jan 1841 in Washington County. He was a resident of Centralia, Marion County when he joined Co. I of the 111th Illinois Infantry on 15 Aug 1862 in Centralia. He died from disease on 12 Feb 1863 in Columbus, Kentucky at age 22, and is buried in Petrea Cemetery, Clinton Co. His tombstone is at http://clintonilgenweb.net/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-7741 and http://clintonilgenweb.net/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-7742 All three photos submitted by Cynthia Boatright cwidick@insightbb.com

Jumbo Steam Engine377 viewsThis is the Jumbo steam engine that was used to pull the threshing machine and to run it after it was set up.

Shoupe, T. D.376 views

Friederich, Peter J.374 viewsJoe's brother

ABELN, Arthur H373 viewsFrom Tom Vander Pluym

Henderson, David and Friederich, Joe372 viewsJoe and his best friend, David, in Oklahoma. Joe named his son, David A., after him.
This David later died of cancer of the ear.

ABELN, Henry G372 viewsSubmitted by Tom Vander Pluym

Jumbo Threshing Machine371 viewsThe threshing machine coming into our farmyard on the way to out pasture behind the barn where the huge pile of straw would be easily accessible for winter bedding for the livestock and for use on the concrete floors in the chicken houses in the winter. A vague outline of the barn can be seen over the top of the Jumbo with one of the farm Implement storage buildings on the left.

HEGGER, Elizabeth nee DANIEL371 views

Friederich, Ola (nee Casey)369 viewsOla on her and Joe's wedding day in Oklahoma

Friederich, Joe and Ola 369 viewsJoe & Ola Friederich, on their Wedding Day. They were married at the Catholic Church in Eufuala, Oklahoma on May 5th, 1921.