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KABLE Brothers Company: 1898-1948Original, Antique 1876 Map of Ogle County, Illinois
Sketches of the History of Ogle County and the Early Settlement of the Northwest
Reflections: Byron, Illinois, 1835-1976Service Record Book of Men and Women of Byron, Illinois and Community (World War I and II)
Prairie Farmer's Reliable Directory of Farmers and Breeders, Ogle County, Illinois
Inventory of the County Archives of Illinois: Ogle County, No. 71
War Record of Mount Morris
(1947)Townline Road: Lines From the Beginning-the Place-the Time
The Story of Oregon, Illinois: Sesquicentennial, 1836-1986
Art and Beauty in the Heartland: The Story of the Eagle's Nest Camp at Oregon, Illinois, 1898-1942
The Inside Story of John Deere's Grand Detour as Found in the Brick Store Journal, 1844-1845
Historical Encyclopedia of Illinois and History of Ogle County
(1909)1902 Credit Directory: Ogle County, Illinois
Bicentennial History of Ogle Co., Illinois: 1976
Records of an Ogle County Pioneer
The History of Peoria County, Illinois
1930 Peoria, Illinois Financial Directory
The First Hundred Years of the First Congregational Church, Peoria, Illinois 1834-1934
1874 Map: Illinois Counties of St. Clair, Monroe, Randolph, Perry, and Washington
Ghost Towns of Southern Illinois
Combined History of Randolph, Monroe and Perry Counties, IllinoisPerry County, Illinois, Marriages 1827-1850: With Genealogical Notes
Federal Population Census, 1900: Piatt County, IllinoisThis is Piatt County, Illinois
A Heritage RebornHistory of Piatt County, Illinois
The Good Life in Piatt CountyPortrait and Biographical Album of Pike and Calhoun Counties, Illinois...
Living and Farming in Pike County: Through Drought and Depression...and Better Times
Our Pike County: The Soul of Western Illinois
History of Pike County
Available for pre-order at Amazon.comLiving and Farming in Pike County
"Eight-year-old Ralph Kern had been a farm boy only two years before Depression and droughts threatened the family's economic survival-but didn't dampen boyhood joys. By the time of World War II, the family had survived, and Ralph chose farming as his career. From then until he left farming in mid-1960s, he proved his ability on four farms with widely recognized crop and hog programs. Still working with farmers in Pike County, IL he gave fuller rein to his passions for fishing, hunting, and collecting farm memorabilia. Now over 80, Ralph has written essays on his life and experiences in farming under adversity and in better times, highlighting his love for machinery. Hunting, with well-loved bird dogs, and fishing in many Midwestern, Northwest, and Canadian rivers and lakes get equal billing. And throughout are memorable people with whom he lived, worked, hunted, fished, and collected for three-quarters of a century."Original, Antique 1869 Map of Saline, Gallatin, Pope and Hardin Counties, Illinois
Original, Antique 1874 Map of Saline, Gallatin, Hardin, Pope and Massac Counties, Illinois
Ghost Towns of Southern Illinois
Pope County, Illinois Probate Records, 1816 - 1835
Way Down in Egyptland: A Family Journey Into Southern Illinois
The Biographical Review of Johnson, Massac, Pope and Hardin Counties, Illinois Containing Biographical Sketches of Prominent and Representative Citizens
1860 Federal Census & Mortality Schedule of Pope County, Illinois
Ghost Towns of Southern Illinois
Map: Atlas of Illinois Counties of Jackson, Williamson, Johnson, Union, Alexander and PulaskiPlat Book of Marshall and Putnam Counties, IllinoisPast and Present of Marshall and Putnam Counties, with Biographical Sketches...
History of Putnam and Marshall Counties, with some accounts of Bureau & Stark Counties.
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1874 Map: Illinois Counties of St. Clair, Monroe, Randolph, Perry, and Washington
Ghost Towns of Southern Illinois
Early Kaskaskia, Illinois Newspapers, 1814-1832 Combined History of Randolph, Monroe and Perry Counties, IllinoisWhere Illinois Began: A Pictorial History of Randolph County
The History of Randolph County, Illinois, Including Old Kaskaskia Island
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A Directory, Business Mirror, and Historical Sketches of Randolph CountyBiographical Reminiscent History of Richland, Clay, and Marion Counties, IllinoisCounties of Cumberland, Jasper & Richland, Illinois: Historical & Biographical
Gleanings From Old Newspapers, Clay and Richland Counties, Illinois
Antiquities of Rock Island County, IllinoisThe Early Days of Rock Island and Davenport
Family Maps of Rock Island County, Illinois, Deluxe Edition
Inventory of the County Archives of Illinois, #81: Rock Island County Rock Island County: "Where the River Runs West"Ghosts of Rock Island County, Illinois
Portrait and Biographical Album of Rock Island County, Illinois 1885
Original, Antique 1869 Map of Saline, Gallatin, Pope and Hardin Counties, Illinois
Original, Antique 1874 Map of Saline, Gallatin, Hardin, Pope and Massac Counties, Illinois
Ghost Towns of Southern Illinois
Way Down in Egyptland: A Family Journey Into Southern Illinois
Funeral Records: Union Cooperative Funeral Home, Harrisburg, Saline County, Illinois1900 U. S. Census Brushy Township Saline County, Illinois.
Family Maps of Sangamon County, Illinois, Deluxe EditionHistory of the Early Settlers of Sangamon County, Illinois
1830 Federal Census: Sangamon County, Illinois
1870 Census: Sangamon County, IllinoisEarly Federal Land Sales (Within the Present Boundaries) of Sangamon County, Illinois
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Sugar Creek: Life on the Illinois PrairieA Walk Through Oak Ridge CemeterySpringfield
200 Years: An Illustrated Bicentennial History of Sangamon County
Snow Birds, Poll Books of Sangamon County, 1821-1830Prairie of Promise: Springfield and Sangamon County
Springfield Reader: Historical Views of the Illinois Capital, 1818-1976Combined History of Schuyler and Brown Counties, Illinois, 1686-1882Historical Encyclopedia of Illinois and History of Schuyler County
Atlas and Plat Book of Schuyler County, Illinois
Prairie Farmers' Directory of Brown and Schuyler Counties: Complete Directory of the Farmers of Will and Southern Cook Counties, with Valuable Information...(and) Business Directory...(and) Valuable Statistics and General InformationOne Hundred Years Of Service: First Methodist Episcopal Church, Winchester, Illinois: 1834 - 1934Winchester, Illinois Sesquicentennial: 1830-1980
Scott County, Illinois CensusBluffs, Yesterday & Today: 1871-1971 Centennial of Bluffs, Illinois
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Prairie Farmer's Reliable Directory of Farmers and Breeders: Morgan and Scott Counties, IllinoisOriginal Antique Map: Counties of Macon, Christian, Shelby and Moultrie
Portrait and Biographical Record of Shelby and Moultrie Counties, Containing Biographical Sketches of Prominent & Representative Citizens of the Counties, with Biographies of the Governors of Illinois & the Presidents of the U. SA Combined History of Shelby & Moultrie Counties, Illinois
Shelby County in the World WarFamily Maps of Stark County, Illinois, Deluxe EditionHistory of Putnam and Marshall Counties, with some accounts of Bureau & Stark Counties.
Stark County and Its Pioneers1874 Map: Illinois Counties of St. Clair, Monroe, Randolph, Perry, and Washington
Illinois in the Eighteenth Century: a Report on the Documents in the St. Clair County Court House, Belleville, Illinois; Illustrating the Early History of the StateBelleville, Ottawa, and Galesburg: Community and Democracy on the Illinois Frontier
German Emigrants to St. Clair County, IllinoisPrairie Farmer's Reliable Directory of Farmers and Breeders, St. Clair and Monroe Counties, Illinois
Echoes of Their Voices: a Saga of the Pioneers Who Pushed the Frontier Westward to the Mississippi
St. Clair County, Illinois, Marriage Records: 1791-1845
St. Clair County, Illinois, Marriage Records: 1845-1869
A History of Belleville1930 Belleville, Illinois Financial Directory
Original Early Map: Map of Belleville, St. Clair County, Illinois
St. Clair County Genealogical Society Quarterly, Belleville, Illinois, Vol. 8, Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 1985
The Romantic Story of Cahokia, IllinoisTapestry of Time a Bicentennial History of St. Clair County, Illinois, in Pictures
Life and Times in Freeport, Illinois
BUSKER Family to Stephenson County, Illinois, From Germany
Illustrated FreeportOriginal 1876 Map of Stephenson County, Illinois
Family Maps of Stephenson County, Illinois, Deluxe Edition
1850 Census: Stephenson County, Illinois
History of Stephenson County, 1970
History of Stephenson County, Illinois, Vol. I
The Indians of Stephenson County, Illinois
Plat Book of Stephenson County, Illinois1930 Freeport, Illinois Financial Directory
Camera Studies of Freeport, Illinois
Kent For a Century and a Quarter: 1827-1952Looking Back, from the Pages of the Journal-Standard
Sketches of the History of Stephenson County, Illinois, and Incidents Connected with the Early Settlement of the North-West In the Foot-Prints of the Pioneers of Stephenson County, Illinois: A Genealogical RecordUnusual, Original 1915 Third Annual Program of the Stephenson County Chautauqua at Freeport
From the seller: "Third Annual Program of the Stephenson County Chautauqua at Highland Park, Freeport, Illinois July 18- 25, 1915 under the Auspices of the Freeport Women's Club. Broadsheet. 41 x 29cm. Later folds. Small photo of Washington under title (in first of four columns on one side of broadsheet). Text on that side gives the program schedule and some details about many of the speakers and other performers. The other side is headed "Our Chautauqua" in large letters and features photos and details about some of the performers. Later folds. Very Good. Washington was to deliver an evening lecture on Tuesday the 20th. A program note states: "The experience of the superintendents has been that Dr. Washington draws the largest crowds and makes the best address of any speaker on the platform, except Hon. W. J. Bryan.". "
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