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We are working on the following surnames: FRED, DASHER, JACKSON, WOODROME, CAVINS, HARRISS, HAGGARD, GARRETT, BIGGS, ROBINSON, HILL, NICKENS, RAIL, OWSLEY, JOHNSON, FREEMAN, SMITH. Many of these surnames are found in southern Illinois (many in the Perry Co., IL area) in the 1900s and middle to late 1800s. Many of these families came from Tennessee, Kentucky and Indiana to Perry Co., IL in the 1800s. MILLER, MATTINGLY, SPENCER, MERCER, JUDY, FULKS, HAWKINS, TAYLOR, ARTMOND, STANHOUSE (STENNER), YANCEY, GARRISON, BRIDGEWATER, DUNCAN, SPILLER, FISCHER, KING, BROOKS, ADAMSON. Many of these surnames are found in southern Illinois (many in the Perry Co., IL area) in the 1800s and 1900s and in Kentucky. Many of these families came from Tennessee and Kentucky to Perry Co., IL in the 1800s. MEYER, KLEEMANN, EWERT. The MEYER family has resided in Cleveland OHIO since the middle 1800s to present day. The KLEEMANN and EWERT families are found in Wisconsin in the early 1900s to present day. SHARUM, KUCKS, PURCELL, BEAN, LENTS, SEALS. Most of these family can be found in St. Louis, MO, Daviess Co./Martin Co., IN, and Kentucky/Tennessee in the middle to late 1800s to present day. WATSON, HENNING, SCHOOK, LEITZAU, HINTZ, LANNEN. All of these family originated in Germany in the middle 1800s and moved to the Michigan area and are still there to present day. If you have any information on these family surnames, I would be more than happy to give you more detailed information regarding their dates and locations where they lived. We are willing to share our information with you. We hope you feel the same. Our e-mail address is: pkc@wuerl.wustl.edu


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