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SCCGS Quarterly Volume 42 (2019) Surname Index SCCGS Quarterly Volume 42 (2019) 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/ ___, blank 42 3 161 ADAMORE 42 4 181 ___, female 42 1 12 ADAMS 42 1 14, 19 ___, male 42 1 12, 24, 29, 30 ADAMS 42 2 58, 85, 97, 104 ___, male 42 2 58, 59, 64, 78, 96 ADAMS 42 3 117, 122, 124, ___, male 42 3 152, 158 128, 140, 156 ___, male 42 4 178 ADAMS 42 4 181, 197, 199, 200, 212, 215, AARON 42 2 105 216 AARON 42 4 199 ADEHARDT 42 4 228 ABANION 42 3 118 ADELHARDT 42 2 87 ABBOTT 42 3 126 ADELSBERGER 42 1 37 ABBOTT 42 4 181 ADER 42 1 40 ABEGG 42 1 13, 21, 37 ADERHOLT 42 4 222 ABEGG 42 3 154 ADKINS 42 3 117 ABEL 42 4 208 ADKINS 42 4 202, 204, 214 ABEND 42 3 152, 157 ADLER 42 1 42 ABENDROTH 42 2 97 ADLER 42 3 147 ABERCROMBIE 42 2 97 ADLER 42 4 181, 182, 224 ABERLE 42 1 17, 25 ADNEY 42 3 118 ABERNATHY 42 3 124, 130 ADOMAITIS 42 2 72 ABERNATHY 42 4 199 ADRIAN 42 3 133 ABLE 42 4 199 ADRIAN 42 4 221, 227, 228 ABNEY 42 3 117 ADULIA 42 1 16 ABRAHAM 42 1 18 AGHETTE 42 1 37 ABSTON 42 4 199 AGLENE 42 4 181 ACCOMANDO 42 4 214 AGLES 42 4 200 ACKER 42 1 13 AGNE 42 2 97, 99, 104 ACKER 42 2 60 AGNE 42 4 203, 205, 228 ACKERMAN 42 4 181 AGNEW 42 4 203 ACKERMANN 42 3 145 AGOSTINI 42 2 97 ACKERMANN 42 4 225 AGUILERA 42 1 37 ACKERS 42 2 79 AHLENT 42 4 199 ACNUFF 42 1 40 AHLERS 42 1 12 ADAIR 42 2 102 AHLERT 42 4 199 ADAM 42 2 97 AHLHEIM 42 2 60 ADAM 42 3 157 St. Clair County Genealogical Society, PO Box 431, Belleville, IL 62222-0431 1 SCCGS Quarterly Volume 42 (2019) Surname Index AHOY 42 3 117 ALLBAUGH 42 4 208 AHRENS 42 1 5, 8 ALLBRIGHT 42 4 199 AHRENS 42 4 199 ALLEE 42 4 199 AITKEN 42 4 212 ALLEN 42 1 10, 17, 24, 37, 41 AKER 42 3 127 ALLEN 42 2 72, 80, 94, 95, AKINS 42 1 8 97, 99, 100, 103 AKINS 42 2 61 ALLEN 42 3 117, 119, 126, 147 AKRIDGE 42 4 199 ALLEN 42 4 181, 197, 199, AKSEIN 42 4 181 201, 202, 212, ALBANO 42 2 103 217 ALBAUGH 42 4 204 ALLERO 42 3 152 ALBER 42 3 145 ALLGIRE 42 1 22 ALBERS 42 1 1 ALLIN 42 4 181 ALBERSWERTH 42 1 7 ALLISON 42 1 41 ALBERT 42 2 60, 83 ALLISON 42 3 140 ALBERT 42 3 117, 122 ALLISON 42 4 199 ALBERTA 42 1 12 ALLOGGIO 42 4 211 ALBERTS 42 4 199, 211 ALLRED 42 3 130 ALBRECHT 42 2 97 ALMILLER 42 4 199 ALBRECHT 42 3 149, 156 ALMY 42 3 120 ALBY 42 2 105 ALOMIA 42 2 97 ALDERFER 42 4 199 ALSOBROOK 42 2 64 ALDERMAN 42 3 117 ALSPACH 42 4 214 ALDERMAN 42 4 182 ALSTADT 42 4 199 ALDRICH 42 1 8 ALTENBERGER 42 3 132 ALDRICH 42 3 117 ALTHAGE 42 4 199 ALDRIDGE 42 3 127 ALTHOFF 42 3 152 ALEO 42 3 129 ALTIZER 42 3 132 ALEX 42 2 100 ALTOM 42 4 205 ALEXANDER 42 1 10, 17, 29, 37, 39 ALTON 42 4 203 ALEXANDER 42 2 68, 70, 99 ALU 42 3 119 ALEXANDER 42 3 117, 160 ALVAREZ 42 1 38 ALEXANDER 42 4 182, 199, 207, ALVES 42 1 37 213 ALVES 42 2 98 ALFANO 42 2 98 ALVIS 42 4 199 ALHEIT 42 1 2 AMANN 42 1 23 ALLAN 42 1 5 AMANN 42 2 98 ALLARD 42 2 67 AMANN 42 3 129 ALLARD 42 4 209 AMANN 42 4 199 St. Clair County Genealogical Society, PO Box 431, Belleville, IL 62222-0431 2 SCCGS Quarterly Volume 42 (2019) Surname Index AMBROSE 42 4 181, 207 ANNA 42 1 6 AMBRY 42 1 4 ANNA 42 3 127, 131 AMBRY 42 3 117 ANNARELLA 42 3 117 AMBUEHL 42 2 65 ANSCHUETZ 42 3 117 AMELING 42 4 199 ANSTEDT 42 2 81 AMES 42 3 117 ANTAL 42 3 128 AMEY 42 4 199 ANTHONY 42 4 179, 181 AMMEL 42 1 29 ANTON 42 3 123 AMMEL 42 3 157 ANTONICH 42 2 90 AMMERMAN 42 3 117 ANTONIO 42 3 159 AMMON 42 2 97 ANTONOVICH 42 3 117, 121 AMOROSA 42 2 97 ANZELMO 42 2 105 AMOS 42 2 96 APLIN 42 2 97 AMOS 42 3 117 APOSTOL 42 2 103 AMSBURY 42 1 37 APPEL 42 1 19, 42 ANDERSON 42 1 12, 15, 22, 26, APPEL 42 2 102 30, 37, 39 APPEL 42 3 141 ANDERSON 42 2 62, 81, 84, 88, APPERSON 42 3 161 97, 104, 106 APPLEGATT 42 2 89 ANDERSON 42 3 117, 121, 122, APTHORPE 42 1 37 124, 129, 153, 158 ARAMOWICZ 42 1 41 ANDERSON 42 4 181, 182, 191, ARCARS 42 3 117 199, 203, 209 ARCHER 42 1 37 ANDRADE 42 2 97 ARD 42 2 81 ANDRE 42 2 106 ARENDES 42 4 201 ANDREA 42 2 98 AREY 42 1 29 ANDREAS 42 4 228 ARL 42 4 199 ANDREW 42 4 181, 182 ARMANNO 42 4 206 ANDREWS 42 1 31 ARMBRECHT 42 1 37 ANDREWS 42 2 100 ARMBRECHT 42 4 182 ANDREWS 42 3 117, 127 ARMBRUSTER 42 3 123 ANDREWS 42 4 211 ARMBUSTER 42 3 161 ANDRUS 42 1 37 ARMOUR 42 4 199, 208 ANGELL 42 1 39 ARMSTRONG 42 2 61, 97 ANGELL 42 2 97, 105 ARMSTRONG 42 3 117, 128, 129, ANGELL 42 3 117, 122 147 ANGERER 42 2 102 ARMSTRONG 42 4 199, 200, 203, 205 ANGLIN 42 4 199 ARMSTUTZ 42 2 97 ANKERSHEIL 42 1 37 St. Clair County Genealogical Society, PO Box 431, Belleville, IL 62222-0431 3 SCCGS Quarterly Volume 42 (2019) Surname Index ARMSTUTZ 42 4 199 ATKINS 42 2 86, 97 ARNDT 42 2 60 ATKINS 42 3 128 ARNETT 42 1 4 ATKINSON 42 3 117, 122 ARNOLD 42 1 1 ATKINSON 42 4 181 ARNOLD 42 2 97, 99 ATON 42 3 127 ARNOLD 42 3 123, 149 ATTENEY 42 4 225 ARNOLD 42 4 182, 199, 205 ATTERNAY 42 4 225 ARNOLDI 42 1 40 ATTEY 42 1 2, 5 ARRAS 42 2 74 ATTEY 42 3 117 ARRAS 42 3 144 ATZINGER 42 3 158 ARROWOOD 42 4 199 AUBE 42 4 199 ARTENIAN 42 2 65 AUBERRY 42 1 41 ARTHUR 42 1 13, 37 AUBUCHON 42 2 63 ARTINGER 42 2 63, 92 AUBUCHON 42 4 210 ARTINGER 42 4 209 AUDETTE 42 4 212 ASBRIDGE 42 1 29 AUDT 42 4 206 ASBURY 42 1 41 AUER 42 2 97 ASBURY 42 4 199, 211 AUER 42 3 143 ASCOLI 42 3 124 AUERSWALD 42 4 207 ASFELD 42 4 182 AUFFENARDE 42 2 98 ASH 42 1 42 AUGSBURGER 42 3 138 ASH 42 2 106 AUGUSTAUSKIS 42 2 90 ASH 42 3 117, 144 AUGUSTINE 42 2 77 ASH 42 4 199 AUGUSTINE 42 4 199 ASHBY 42 1 32 AULT 42 1 41 ASHBY 42 4 203 AUMER 42 3 117 ASHCRAFT 42 1 13 AURENHEIMER 42 3 142 ASHER 42 4 182, 199 AUSTIN 42 1 31, 37 ASHLOCK 42 4 182 AUSTIN 42 4 182, 199, 203 ASHTON 42 2 79 AUSTOUSKAS 42 1 36 ASHWORTH 42 2 102 AUTH 42 1 37 ASKEW 42 2 81 AVAKIAN 42 1 27 ASKEW 42 4 198 AVANTS 42 2 97 ASKIN 42 4 199 AVAULT 42 4 202 ASSEN 42 4 199 AVERBECK 42 2 102 ASTUTO 42 4 199 AVERITT 42 2 99 ATCHISON 42 1 37 AVERY 42 2 97 ATCHISON 42 3 119, 120 AVERY 42 3 117 ATCHISON 42 4 199 AVERY 42 4 199 St. Clair County Genealogical Society, PO Box 431, Belleville, IL 62222-0431 4 SCCGS Quarterly Volume 42 (2019) Surname Index AVETT 42 2 104 BAER 42 3 117, 136 AXLEY 42 3 117 BAGBY 42 2 71 AYDELATTE 42 2 97 BAGLEY 42 4 214 AYE 42 4 199 BAGONOSKY 42 1 31 AYERS 42 3 117 BAGSBY 42 4 182, 184, 199 AYLWARD 42 1 38 BAGSHAW 42 1 40 AYRES 42 2 68 BAGWELL 42 3 141 AYULA 42 4 212 BAGWELL 42 4 183 AZARIA 42 2 97 BAGZIE 42 3 122 BABCOCK 42 3 127 BAHR 42 1 37 BABINSKY 42 1 37 BAHR 42 4 206 BABO 42 3 145 BAILEY 42 1 17 BACASKI 42 4 183 BAILEY 42 2 94, 105 BACH 42 3 117, 158 BAILEY 42 3 117, 126, 130, BACHINGER 42 1 27 134, 144, 160, 164 BACHMAN 42 1 39 BAILEY 42 4 201, 203, 222 BACHMAN 42 2 100 BAILY 42 3 144 BACHMAN 42 3 117 BAIN 42 3 119 BACHMANN 42 4 199 BAIN 42 4 216 BACK 42 4 199 BAINES 42 3 117 BACKHOUSE 42 2 83 BAIRD 42 2 101 BACKS 42 3 144 BAISCH 42 1 3 BADALICH 42 2 90 BAISLEY 42 1 37 BADALICH 42 3 132 BAITS 42 2 61 BADER 42 4 199 BAJEOROH 42 4 182 BADGELY 42 3 139 BAKER 42 1 15, 18 BADGER 42 1 37 BAKER 42 2 81, 91, 97, 102- BADGER 42 2 97 104 BADGLEY 42 2 64 BAKER 42 3 117, 120, 126, BADGLEY 42 3 117 127 BADGLEY 42 4 199 BAKER 42 4 181, 183, 202, BADOWSKI 42 2 63 205, 207, 213 BAECHLE 42 3 158 BAKKE 42 4 217 BAECHLE 42 4 199 BALDRIDGE 42 3 120 BAEGENSKI 42 2 89 BALDRIDGE 42 4 200 BAEHR 42 2 83 BALDUS 42 1 3 BAEHR 42 3 117 BALDWIN 42 1 37 BAEHR 42 4 223 BALDWIN 42 3 127 BAER 42 2 98, 100 BALENTINE 42 3 130 St.
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