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Illinois, Diocese of Belleville, Catholic Parish Records, 1695-1956

A help guide for accessing the images of parish registers recording the events of baptism, first communion, confirmation (to 1907), marriage (to 1930) or death (to 1956) in the Diocese of Belleville (Illinois), Roman Catholic Church. The index to some volumes may reference pages within a given volume beyond current publication dates. As such, these images are not currently available. In addition to traditional parish registers, this collection includes a small number of census, church history, family and financial records. To assist the researcher I have broken down the available registers by county and name of parish, including the years covered by those parish records.

Biography of Edward Studley Hart

Edward Studley Hart (1855-1921) was a prominent figure in Webster Groves, recognized for his influential role as a leading printer and mayor. Born in Mississippi, he began his career as a compositor and rose to become president of R. P. Studley Company. Hart contributed significantly to local development, overseeing improvements like the installation of electric lights and water systems. He was married to Florence Bate, with whom he had four children. A member of various civic organizations, he was esteemed for his business acumen and community service.

Biography of Milton G. Pattillo

Milton G. Pattillo, born on February 11, 1826, in Gallatin County, Illinois, exemplifies the perseverance of early American settlers. Raised on a farm, he moved to various states before settling in Ozark County, Missouri. A skilled blacksmith and farmer, he served three years in the One Hundred and Twentieth Illinois Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War. Pattillo, a devoted family man, had two marriages resulting in twelve children. He was active in his community as a member of the G.A.R. and the Christian Church.

Biography of Hon. John Lloyd Campbell

Hon. John Lloyd Campbell was born in 1855 in Illinois and grew up amidst a family deeply involved in business and public service. Following a military career and severe injury in the Civil War, he pursued law, graduating from Columbia College Law School in 1878. After various legal practices, he became District Attorney and then, in 1889, one of California’s youngest Superior Court judges. Married to Hattie Muscott in 1888, Judge Campbell established a home in Southern California, where he embraced his adopted state’s beauty and climate.

Shawnee Indians

The Shawnee Tribe, whose name means “southerners,” played a pivotal role in American history from Pennsylvania to Georgia. Part of the Algonquian linguistic group, they were known for their migrations and established key settlements, particularly in the Cumberland River Valley and Ohio. Prominent leaders, such as Tecumseh and Tenskwatawa, led their resistance against European settlers. Over time, the Shawnee were dispersed, with many relocating to Oklahoma by the 20th century, leaving a lasting cultural impact in various regions across the United States.

Biography of Hon. Dolphes Brice Hannah

Hon. Dolphes Brice Hannah, born on October 11, 1822, in Illinois, faced early hardships after his father’s death. His mother remarried, and the family relocated several times, ultimately settling in Iowa. After embarking on an Oregon migration in 1845, he engaged in various occupations, including sheriff of Sacramento County during the Gold Rush. He later served in the Yakima War and was involved in Oregon politics, becoming a U.S. marshal upon Oregon’s statehood. A prominent Tacoma citizen, he contributed to local governance and real estate until his later years.

Biography of Lyman Wood

Lyman Wood, born on February 25, 1839, in Gallatin County, Illinois, was a notable figure in Washington’s King County. After serving in the Civil War, he moved to Nebraska, where he helped establish Firth. Wood relocated to Seattle in 1882, engaging in various manual labor jobs before holding significant public office, including county auditor. Known for his integrity and community spirit, he gained respect among diverse groups and was an active member of several organizations. He currently resides on Whidbey Island.

A-B Surnames – 1818 Gallatin County, Illinois Census

The 1818 Illinois state census provides an early glimpse into the names of the early settlers of Illinois. This particular page is for those individuals with a surname which starts with an A-B and who lived in Gallatin County. Illinois did not become a state until 1818, and this was the initial census taken by the state to enumerate its citizens and provide them appropriate representation. Our 1818 census transcription provides the following information: The name of the head of household, the page of the census it can be found on, and a range of members of household.

C-E Surnames – 1818 Gallatin County, Illinois Census

The 1818 Illinois state census provides an early glimpse into the names of the early settlers of Illinois. This particular page is for those individuals with a surname which starts with an C-E and who lived in Gallatin County. Illinois did not become a state until 1818, and this was the initial census taken by the state to enumerate its citizens and provide them appropriate representation. Our 1818 census transcription provides the following information: The name of the head of household, the page of the census it can be found on, and a range of members of household.

F-I Surnames – 1818 Gallatin County, Illinois Census

The 1818 Illinois state census provides an early glimpse into the names of the early settlers of Illinois. This particular page is for those individuals with a surname which starts with an F-I and who lived in Gallatin County. Illinois did not become a state until 1818, and this was the initial census taken by the state to enumerate its citizens and provide them appropriate representation. Our 1818 census transcription provides the following information: The name of the head of household, the page of the census it can be found on, and a range of members of household.

N-R Surnames – 1818 Gallatin County, Illinois Census

The 1818 Illinois state census provides an early glimpse into the names of the early settlers of Illinois. This particular page is for those individuals with a surname which starts with an N-R and who lived in Gallatin County. Illinois did not become a state until 1818, and this was the initial census taken by the state to enumerate its citizens and provide them appropriate representation. Our 1818 census transcription provides the following information: The name of the head of household, the page of the census it can be found on, and a range of members of household.

S-Z Surnames – 1818 Gallatin County, Illinois Census

The 1818 Illinois state census provides an early glimpse into the names of the early settlers of Illinois. This particular page is for those individuals with a surname which starts with an S-Z and who lived in Gallatin County. Illinois did not become a state until 1818, and this was the initial census taken by the state to enumerate its citizens and provide them appropriate representation. Our 1818 census transcription provides the following information: The name of the head of household, the page of the census it can be found on, and a range of members of household.

J-M Surnames – 1818 Gallatin County, Illinois Census

The 1818 Illinois state census provides an early glimpse into the names of the early settlers of Illinois. This particular page is for those individuals with a surname which starts with a J-M and who lived in Gallatin County. Illinois did not become a state until 1818, and this was the initial census taken by the state to enumerate its citizens and provide them appropriate representation. Our 1818 census transcription provides the following information: The name of the head of household, the page of the census it can be found on, and a range of members of household.

A-D Surnames – 1818 Union County, Illinois Census

The 1818 Illinois state census provides an early glimpse into the names of the early settlers of Illinois. This particular page is for those individuals with a surname which starts with an A-D and who lived in Union County. Illinois did not become a state until 1818, and this was the initial census taken by the state to enumerate its citizens and provide them appropriate representation. Our 1818 census transcription provides the following information: The name of the head of household, the page of the census it can be found on, and a range of members of household.