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SCCGS Quarterly Volume 41 (2018) Surname Index To find all instances of your family name, search for variants caused by poor handwriting, misinterpretation of similar letters or their sounds. A few such examples are L for S, c for e, n for u, u for a; phonetic spellings (Aubuchon for Oubuchon); abbreviations (M’ for Mc ); single letters for double (m for mm, n for nn); translations (King for Roy, Carpenter for Zimmermann). Other search tips: substitute each vowel for other ones, search for nicknames, when hyphenated – search for each surname alone, with and without “de” or “von”; with and without a space or apostrophe (Lachance and La Chance, O’Brien and OBRIEN). More suggestions are on the SCCGS website Quarterly pages at https://stclair-ilgs.org/quarterly-surname-index/ ___, male 41 1 44, 47, 53 ADAMSON 41 3 137 ___, female 41 2 84 ADCOCK 41 2 64 ___, male 41 2 85, 89, 92, ADDOMITIS 41 2 84 97, 101, 104 ADELHARDT 41 3 171 ___, male 41 3 146, 148, ADELSBERGER 41 3 141, 161 154, 156, ADKINS 41 4 212 162, 169 ADLER 41 3 147 ___, male 41 4 183, 198, 200, 206 ADMINOWICZ 41 3 143 ___, unknown 41 3 154 ADOLPH 41 2 67 ABBEY 41 3 142 ADONMYTIS 41 2 99 ABBOTT 41 4 200 ADRIAN 41 3 122 ABEGG 41 4 192 ADY 41 3 143 ABEL 41 4 225 AESCHLIMAN 41 3 143 ABELL 41 2 96 AGLES 41 3 157 ABELL 41 3 151 AGLES 41 4 212 ABENDROTH 41 2 78 AGNE 41 1 30 ABERNATHY 41 3 166 AGNE 41 2 75 ABLE 41 3 159 AGNE 41 3 138 ABRAHAM 41 2 102 AGNE 41 4 209 ABT 41 3 139 AGUILERA 41 4 209 ACKER 41 2 102 AHERN 41 3 160 ACKERMAN 41 3 157 AHLE 41 3 138 ACKERMAN 41 4 220 AHLERS 41 2 67, 101 ACKERMANN 41 2 100 AHRING 41 2 75, 87 ACKERMANN 41 3 139 AHRING 41 4 206 ACKERMANN 41 4 187 AICHAMUS 41 4 204 ACKLING 41 4 182 AIKENS 41 2 79 ADAMOVE 41 2 78 AILES 41 2 61 ADAMS 41 1 29, 39, 44 AIMES 41 4 206 ADAMS 41 2 73, 99, 110 AIRNES 41 3 158 ADAMS 41 3 121, 128, AKINS 41 3 150 139, 143, ALBER 41 3 173 154, 156 ALBERS 41 2 63 ADAMS 41 4 184, 188, ALBERS 41 3 137 209, 231 ALBERS 41 4 223 St. Clair County Genealogical Society, PO Box 431, Belleville, IL 62222-0431 1 SCCGS Quarterly Volume 41 (2018) Surname Index ALBERSWERTH 41 2 67 ALWOOD 41 4 211 ALBERSWERTH 41 4 228 AMANN 41 3 131, 141 ALBERT 41 2 67, 79 AMBROSE 41 1 11 ALBERT 41 3 139, 141, 143 AMBROSE 41 2 70 ALBERT 41 4 183 AMBROZATT 41 3 150 ALBERTER 41 3 141 AMEN 41 3 141 ALBERTS 41 1 31 AMENN 41 2 70 ALBERTS 41 2 72 AMERY 41 4 214 ALBERTSON 41 3 170 AMES 41 2 77 ALBRECHT 41 1 53 AMEY 41 3 162 ALBRECHT 41 3 124, 139 AMEY 41 4 185, 209 ALBRECHT 41 4 186 AMLUNG 41 3 135 ALBUS 41 2 71 AMMEL 41 1 11 ALDAREY 41 3 140 AMMEL 41 4 201 ALDERFER 41 2 70, 94, 107 AMORT 41 2 89 ALDOERFER 41 1 46 AMOS 41 3 169 ALDRIDGE 41 1 39 AMSLER 41 4 209 ALDRIDGE 41 2 67, 89 ANASTAS 41 2 77 ALDRIDGE 41 4 200 ANDEL 41 1 13 ALEX 41 3 136, 156 ANDEL 41 4 184 ALEXANDER 41 1 13 ANDERSON 41 1 38, 45, 53 ALEXANDER 41 2 66, 84 ANDERSON 41 2 68, 96, 104 ALEXANDER 41 3 164 ANDERSON 41 3 127, 137, ALFANO 41 2 110 142, 171, 172 ALGER 41 1 50 ANDERSON 41 4 190, 195, 201, 206, ALLAN 41 3 146 209, 219 ALLEN 41 1 38, 42, 43, 53 ANDERTEN 41 4 213 ALLEN 41 2 74, 75, 78, ANDRAS 41 4 186 90, 109 ANDRAVATIS 41 4 206 ALLEN 41 3 126 ANDREAS 41 3 171 ALLEN 41 4 185, 208, 224 ANDREAS 41 4 186 ALLISON 41 2 91 ANDREAT 41 4 211 ALMASY 41 1 35 ANDRES 41 1 46 ALMEIDA 41 4 190 ANDRES 41 3 122 ALMINAWICZ 41 2 75 ANDRES 41 4 219, 221 ALTHOFF 41 2 71 ANDREWS 41 1 15, 45 ALTHOFF 41 3 136 ANDREWS 41 3 167 ALTMANSBERGER 41 4 209 ANDREWS 41 4 228 ALTROGGE 41 3 172 ANDRICKS 41 1 15 St. Clair County Genealogical Society, PO Box 431, Belleville, IL 62222-0431 2 SCCGS Quarterly Volume 41 (2018) Surname Index ANGELL 41 3 139, 155 ARNOLD 41 4 186, 187, ANGELL 41 4 199 209, 221, 228 ANGEVINE 41 3 139 ARNOLDS 41 2 92 ANHEUSER 41 4 196 ARRAS 41 2 75, 77 ANKROM 41 4 209 ARRAS 41 3 130 ANNA 41 1 38 ARTH 41 3 133 ANNA 41 4 228 ARTH 41 4 214 ANSLER 41 2 108 ARTINGER 41 4 209 ANSTEDT 41 2 73 ASA 41 4 209 ANSTEDT 41 3 163 ASBRIDGE 41 2 91 APPEL 41 4 224 ASBURY 41 3 171 APPLEBAUM 41 4 214 ASEL 41 3 141 APPLEGATE 41 4 209 ASH 41 1 4 ARBOGAST 41 2 92 ASH 41 3 144 ARBOGAST 41 3 126 ASHCRAFT 41 3 135 ARCHER 41 2 64 ASHCRAFT 41 4 194 ARENDALL 41 4 209 ASHTON 41 2 101 ARENTSEN 41 2 66, 70 ASHTON 41 4 209 ARENTSON 41 4 230 ASICK 41 2 94 ARENZ 41 4 196 ASKEW 41 2 91, 106 AREY 41 3 139 ASKINS 41 1 5 ARFORD 41 3 138, 166 ASSEN 41 1 30 ARMBRECHT 41 2 78 ATCHISION 41 3 159 ARMBRUSTER 41 3 134 ATHMER 41 1 36 ARMBRUSTER 41 4 226 ATHMER 41 4 227 ARMOUR 41 2 86 ATTEY 41 1 36 ARMSON 41 1 46 ATTEY 41 2 62 ARMSTROM 41 1 50 ATTEY 41 3 127, 131, 138 ARMSTRONG 41 2 61, 69 ATTEY 41 4 212, 228 ARMSTRONG 41 4 220 ATWOOD 41 4 211 ARNETT 41 1 31 ATZINGER 41 2 66, 92 ARNETT 41 3 169 AUBUCHON 41 4 231 ARNETT 41 4 201 AUD 41 4 209 ARNIN 41 3 127 AUER 41 1 53 ARNOLD 41 1 8, 30 AUER 41 3 128 ARNOLD 41 2 62, 71, 75, AUGUSTIN 41 3 129 95, 96, 103, AUGUSTINE 41 3 123, 136 105 AUGUSTUS 41 4 209 ARNOLD 41 3 128, 129, AULL 41 2 90 143, 163 St. Clair County Genealogical Society, PO Box 431, Belleville, IL 62222-0431 3 SCCGS Quarterly Volume 41 (2018) Surname Index AURILA 41 4 203 BAEDER 41 4 229 AUSTIN 41 2 84 BAEHR 41 1 37 AUSTIN 41 3 157 BAEHR 41 2 75 AUTEN 41 3 156 BAEHR 41 3 126 AUTH 41 2 67 BAER 41 1 53 AUWARTER 41 1 1 BAER 41 2 93 AVAULT 41 3 139 BAER 41 3 126 AVERBECK 41 4 223 BAER 41 4 224, 225, 229 AVERY 41 3 167 BAETJE 41 2 92 AVINGTON 41 4 197 BAGBY 41 2 77 AYDT 41 2 73 BAGBY 41 3 139 AYDT 41 3 122 BAGLEY 41 1 30 AYERS 41 2 67 BAGSBY 41 2 75 AYERS 41 4 191 BAGWELL 41 3 162 AYRES 41 3 141 BAHAM 41 3 146 BAALMANN 41 3 139 BAHANNON 41 3 142 BABCIK 41 3 169 BAHLMANN 41 3 130 BABINSKI 41 2 100 BAIGHTS 41 3 130 BACH 41 4 209, 223 BAILEY 41 1 54 BACHELARD 41 3 147 BAILEY 41 2 73, 75, 78, BACHINGER 41 2 94 101 BACHMAN 41 1 33 BAILEY 41 3 139, 156, 162, 169, 173 BACK 41 1 35 BAILEY 41 4 209 BACK 41 4 210 BAIN 41 3 124 BACKER 41 1 37 BAINES 41 3 173 BACKER 41 2 64 BAIRD 41 3 129, 139 BACKER 41 3 121 BAJARAS 41 4 209 BACKS 41 4 229 BAKAY 41 2 75 BADER 41 1 14 BAKER 41 1 9, 38, 39, 44 BADER 41 4 186 BAKER 41 2 62, 75, 78, 99 BADGELEY 41 2 102 BAKER 41 3 124, 125, 131 BADGELY 41 2 74 BAKER 41 4 184, 214, BADGLEY 41 1 4, 7, 60 215, 225, 228 BADGLEY 41 2 68 BAKKE 41 3 137 BADGLEY 41 3 146 BALD 41 2 75, 78 BAECHLE 41 1 36 BALD 41 3 143 BAECHLE 41 2 72 BALD 41 4 223 BAECHLE 41 3 136, 139, 141 BALDRIDGE 41 1 15 BAECHLE 41 4 220 BALDUS 41 1 15 St. Clair County Genealogical Society, PO Box 431, Belleville, IL 62222-0431 4 SCCGS Quarterly Volume 41 (2018) Surname Index BALDUS 41 3 123 BARNES 41 2 87, 97 BALDWIN 41 2 68, 90 BARNES 41 3 139, 146 BALDWIN 41 4 213 BARNES 41 4 209 BALGOH 41 3 149 BARNETT 41 4 198 BALLARD 41 4 212 BARNHART 41 3 139, 153 BALLENGER 41 2 78 BARNICKOL 41 3 135 BALLEW 41 2 91 BARNICKOL 41 4 207 BALLING 41 2 106 BARR 41 4 230 BALLING 41 3 160 BARRETT 41 1 45 BALLOT 41 1 27 BARRETT 41 2 96 BALOUGH 41 3 156 BARRETT 41 4 209 BALTRAMIEHAVE 41 2 84 BARRINGTINE 41 2 96 BALTY 41 4 184 BARRINGTONE 41 3 148 BALTZ 41 1 2,5, 38 BARROW 41 2 72 BALTZ 41 2 72 BARROW 41 4 188 BANDLE 41 4 221 BARRY 41 1 43, 50 BANGE 41 3 135 BARRY 41 2 96, 100 BANGERT 41 2 74 BARRY 41 3 151 BANGERT 41 4 196 BARRY 41 4 209 BANGLE 41 3 127 BARTA 41 3 167 BANIACK 41 3 126 BARTEL 41 2 103 BANIAK 41 4 226, 228 BARTELBORT 41 1 32 BANNICK 41 1 31 BARTELLEMY 41 2 88 BAQUET 41 3 126 BARTELLEMY 41 4 204 BARAN 41 2 79 BARTELOW 41 3 157 BARBE 41 1 53 BARTELSMANN 41 3 141 BARBEE 41 2 77 BARTH 41 1 5 BARBER 41 3 127, 158, 163 BARTH 41 3 132 BARBER 41 4 213 BARTHAN 41 1 54 BARBIER 41 2 78 BARTHEL 41 2 87, 107 BARCAN 41 3 167 BARTHEL 41 3 166 BARDELEBEN 41 3 168 BARTHEL 41 4 212 BAREIS 41 3 139 BARTHELEMEY 41 1 52 BARHORST 41 4 219 BARTHELME 41 3 162 BARKER 41 4 222 BARTLE 41 4 218 BARNARD 41 2 64 BARTLETT 41 2 85 BARNARD 41 3 123 BARTOLETT 41 2 91 BARNARD 41 4 219, 226 BARTON 41 1 6, 45 BARNES 41 1 44 St.
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