!1860 census of Hutsonville, Crawford, IL.

BIOGRAPHY: The History of Crawford County, Illinois vol 1. 1980.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

CENSUS: 1880 census of Ball, Sangamon, Illinois shows: George Runels (Reynolds), Margaret an d Margaret's daughter: Crona Workman. It is not uncommon for the name Reynolds to appear a s Runnels.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

!1860 census of Hutsonville, Crawford, IL.

MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois

CENSUS: 1880 census of Fancy Creek, Sangamon, Illinois shows: James Reynolds, Carrie.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

!1860 census of Hutsonville, Crawford, IL.

!1860 census of Hutsonville, Crawford, IL.

!SOURCE: Early Settlers Of Sangamon County, IL

Marriage record of Piatt, Illinois.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois

CENSUS: 1850 census of Sangamon, Illinois shows William living with his father-in-law Ashle y Center, however, William's bride is not listed.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois

1880 census of Frankfort, Franklin, Illinois shows: P. T. SUMMERS 36/IRE/IRE/IRE Margret A. wife/39/TN/TN/TN John A. RICE stepson/15/IL/IL/TN Laura A. RICE stepdaughter/12/IL/IL/TN Charles RICE stepson/8/IL/IL/TN Minnie SUMMERS dau/6/IL/IRE/IL

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

CENSUS: 1850 census of Sangamon, Illinois shows: Charles Rice, Sarah and Sarah's children: St ockton, William, Thomas, George Grayham.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

Illinois: History of Cass County, Illinois, ed. William Henry Perrin. O. L. Baskin + Co. His torical Publishers, Chicago, 1882. Cass County. CHAUNCEY RICE, druggist, Beardstown; was born in St. Lawrence County, N.Y., Feburary 21, 1830 , and in 1842 came, with his parents, to Williams County, O. In 1846, removed to Hancock Coun ty, Ill., where he engaged in farming till the fall of 1849, and taught school two winters. I n the summer of 1850 he entered the drug store of James G. McCreary, of Rushville, Ill., an d clerked for six years. In 1856, he came to Beardstown, and entered into partnership with E. R. Maxwell, in the drug business there. They conducted a drug store under the firm name of Ri ce + Maxwell, till 1865, when Mr. Rice bought out his partner's interest; afterward bought ou t the stock of Henry Menke, and is conducting the two drug stores in his own name, his son Ja mes G., managing one store. He has occupied his present site, on Park Row, for twenty three y ears. Mr. Rice has been twice married. In Hancock County, Ill., in the fall of 1852, he marri ed Emily J. Denny, of Augusta, Ill., who died in July, 1878, leaving three children: James G. , Mrs. H.J. Nead, of Nebraska, and Chauncey J. In 1879, he married Elizabeth J. Knight, of Be ardstown. James G. Rice, son of our subject, was born in Rushville, Ill., in 1853, and at thi rteen years of age began clerking in his father's drug store, remaining in the same store thi rteen years; and in 1879 he became a member of the firm, and took charge of a branch store o n Main street, which he has since conducted with good success. He married, March 6, 1882, Ev a Shutts, of Camanche, Iowa. Rice McCreary Maxwell Menke Denny Knight Nead Shutts = St. Lawrence-NY Williams-OH Hancock-I L Schuyler-IL NE IA

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

BURIAL: Cemetery record of Olive Brance Cemetery, Smith county, Kansas.

SOURCE: Tombstone Inscriptions of Smith County, Kansas

1880 census of Harvey, Smith, Kansas: Jesse RICE 47/PA/PA/PA Mary 42/PA/PA/PA

1900 census of Cedar, Smith, Kansas shows: Jessie oct 1833/66/married 31 years/OH/PA/PA, Mary wife/sep 1844/65/Married 31 years, 0 children/0 living, OH/VA/VA.

Marriage license of Jesse Rice and Mary FrRances Wright.

1850 census of Fallsberry, Licking, Ohio: Thomas A. Rice 27/m/PA/Blacksmith, Elsa 21/f/PA, Wi lliam 3/m/PA.

1860 census of Jackson, Knox, Ohio shows: Thomas Rice, Elsey, William, Thomas John, Ellen 7/ f (really Elliott, who would be 7/m), Elizabeth and gives all birth places as Ohio.

1870 census of Brookfield, LaSalle, Illinois shows: Mortality: Thomas A. Rice 47/PA,married/h eart disease. The rest of the family: Elsie Rice 41/PA, Wm 23/OH/ Thos.M. 20/OH, Elliot 17/O H, Jas. H. 17/OH, Emory S. 9/OH.

1880 census of Cedar, Smith, Kansas shows: Elsey Rice 50/PA/PA/NJ/widow T.M. son/29/m/OH/PA/PA/single (Thomas Madison) J.H. son/24/m/OH/PA/PA/single (James Harvey) E.S. son/19/m/OH/PA/PA./single (Emery Scott) Edna CHASE other/15/IA/ME/ME

1900 census of Cedar, Smith, Kansas shows: E.S. Rice (son of Thomas), aug 1860/39/single/OH/P A/PA.

BIOGRAPHY: History of Smith County Kansas shows a picture of the five sons of Thomas Adamso n Rice and says: "Rice brothers, early Cedar Township settlers. The mother and five brother s came to Smith County fromn Illinois, Oct 1873. The homes of the brothers embrace 2,640 acr es of highly-imporved farms."

BURIAL: Tombstone Inscriptions of Smith County, Kansas

DEATH: Birth and Death dates given for Emery Scott Rice and wife Olive in cemetery records.

MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Knox County, Ohio: Thomas Rice m. Elsey Reynolds: 1 Jan 1846 The y were married by A. C. Scott JP.

A Pretty Dual Celebration: Smith County Journal, 22 Oct 1914 reads: Forty years ago last Saturday Mrs. Elsa RICE and five sons landed in Cedar township, thi s county, from their home in Illinois. They were determined to take their full share of th e responsibilities that went with making a permanent home of the wild and untried west. The y came to stay and they did stay. From Oct 15, 1874, to the summer of 1890 the mother had he r part in framing the destinies of the members of the family. Then she passed to her reward . Last Sunday all the living members of the family and a few of the neighbors met at the ol d homestead now owned by one of the sons, T. M. RICE, and surrounded by the extensive land ho ldings of the other four brothers, to celebrate the event of the arrival of the family in thi s county and also to celebrate with the youngest brother, E. S. RICE, upon his recent weddin g and the addition of another member to the happy and contented family now numbering but litt le less than 100 persons. An invitation to take a meal with any one of the RICE families ha s a meaning entirely understood only by those who have been so fortunate, and on the occasio n of last Sunday it was a culmination of the skill of the combination of the families. The t ables were arranged to accommodate 36 persons and three rounds of tables were filled; and whe n these had all eaten capacity quantity there was enough left for fully as many more. Afte r the invocation of Divine blessing by Rev. D.F. McDonald of the Christian church, Kensington , the participants were served with turkey, chicken and meats, with vegetables and accessorie s galore, nine distinct kinds of cake, several kinds of pie and half a dozen kinds of sauce b eing offered along the line of dessert. The beautiful day was a factor in the pleasure of th e occasion and during the afternoon the porch was used as a rostrum and the beautiful lawn fo r an auditorium where an interesting program was given including a short talk by Rev. McDONAL D, a response by the guest of honor, E. S. RICE, reading and recitations by Miss LAHMAN and l ater a group photograph of the entire party superintended by Photographer PRATT and wife of K instington. Visiting, joking and a social good time was the later part of the program till t he time for departure for home came when the benediction was pronounced. Those present at la st Sunday's gathering and enjoying the feast of eatables and in a social way, besides Aunt Ma ry RICE, the favored kin and adored one of all the families, were Wm. RICE and wife, Emery, L esley; E. R. RICE and wife, Oscar; J. H. RICE and wife, Hazel, Foster, Mattie; T. M. RICE an d wife, Vivian; E. S. RICE and bride; M. L. RICE and wife, Minnie, Warren, Louisa,; Jesse RIC E and wife; W. S. RICE; Ralph McCRACKEN and wife, Mildred, Raymond; George SCHOENI and wife , Theodore; Wm. ROSENCRANS and wife; Melvine HOBBS and wife, Gladys, Thelma Christie; Mervi e HOBBS and wife, Paul; Oscar YORK and wife, Reba, Willie, Elsa, May, Ruth; Alfred OWEN and w ife; E. S. BARGER and wife; Mrs. L. Q./O/G (not sure which) AHLBORN; Leroy KENNEDY and wife ; Maxine, Marvel; Grandma and Grandpa HOLCOMB; C. D. HOLCOMB and wife; Clare, Haley; E. E. HO LCOMB and wife, Lorena; Wm. HOBBS and wife, Alice, Russel; Dan HOBBS and wife, Russell; Joh n ROSENCRANS and wife, Gladys; Orville MAZES; Miss Geraldine HABERLY; Clarence CIRLOFF; Mis s Cora LAHMAN; F. C. PRATT and wife; L. F. DeSELM; Ben T. BAKER and wife; Rev. and Mrs. D. F . McDONALD and wife, Miss McDONALD.

1880 census of Honey Creek, Crawford, Illinois: Alaxandra RICH male/28/IL/KY/IKL Francis wife/28/IL/TN/? Harrison son/5/IL May dau/4/IL Charles son/2/IL

Marriage record of Henry, Kentucky

1880 census of Bond, Lawrence, Illinois: Mariah SHELTON 38/IL/KY/? Arne son/18/IL/IL/IL William R. son/16/IL Malinda L. dau/14/IL Nancy L. dau/10/IL Wyatt C. son/6/IL

1880 census of Mt. Vernon, Jefferson, Illinois: A. M. HIGHSMITH 43/IL/KY/KY Lucretia P. wife/42/IN/KY/KY Wm. E. son/13/IL Martha E. dau/11/IL John O. son/7/IL Roselia M. dau/4/IL Nora B. dau/1/IL James M. RICH stepson/20/IL/IL/IN

!FHE #6087525.

1880 census of Montgomery, Crawford, Illinois:JohnB. RICH 51/IL/KY/KY Rachel C. wife/41/OH/VA/VA Kelly O. son/4/IL/IL/OH Isadora EMMONS stepdau/16/IL/IL/OH Jennie L. stepdau/13/IL/IL/OH John P. WHITSON Gson/10/IL/IL/OH H. H. DAVIS other/single/19/IN/IN/IN

1850 census of Crawford, Illinois shows: Samuel and Lytha RICH and children: Nancy, Isaiah, a nd Amos.

1850 census of Crawford, Illinois shows: Samuel, Jr. and Mary RICH and daughter, Mary E.

1880 census of Honey Creek, Crawford, Illinois: Samuel RICH 56/KY/VA/? Nancy wife/52/IL/?/? Mary dau/30/IL/KY/IL Ann dau/19/IL Isah son/16/IL Jackson son/16/IL Jane dau/12/IL Thomas son/12/IL May dau/10/IL

Marriage record of Crawford, Illinois.

BIRTH: in 1870 census gives birth as being in California

DEATH: Fremont County, Iowa, Cemetery Records

Marriage records of fremont County, Iowa

1880 census of Sidney, Fremont, Iowa: Edward RICHARDS 33/OH/KY/KY Lucy wife/30/IN/NY/VT Edwin son/13/IA?OH/IN Eva dau/10/IA Luly dau/4/IA John son/2/IA Franklin VALENTING other/23/IN/laborer on farm.

BIOGRAPHY: George lived in Elgin, Kane, Illinois at the time of his father's death in 1896.

MARRIAGE: Marriage record may be found in Book B (1873-1896) of Lee County Illinois marriages . #133

BIOGRAPHY: Recollections of the Pioneers of Lee County Old Settlers Record: Born in Canada, 1 825; arrived 1836: Living in Dixon. Obit of Sarah Richards arrived in Lee County, Illinois in 1836

DEATH: From Evening Telegraph, Dixon, Illinois., Friday, Apr 24, 1896 p4 c3. James Richards D ead: News has been received by his friends in this city, of the death of James Richards of R edfield, South Dakota, which occurred at Elgin, last Sunday at the home of his son George. W hile on his way to Litchfield, Connecticut, to visit his daughter, he was taken seriously il l and died of heart disease. He was buried at Elgin on Wednesday. Mr. Richards was 71 year s of age, having been born in Toronto, Canada in 1825. Sept 1, 1836, he, with his father's f amily, landed in Dixon, and there is today but one person living whose settlement inDixon ant e-dates that of the surviving members of his father's family. That person is Mrs. Fanny Dixo n, mother of the late Hon. Sherwood Dixon. When Mr. Richards came to this place there were b ut ten families in Dixon. In 1849 Mr. Richards went to California inpursuit of golden treasu re, and returned some years subsequently, settling on a farm in the southern outskirts of th e city, which was his home for many years. He leaves a wife, two sons and a daughter, beside s a brother, William Richards of Moline and a sister, Miss Sarah Richards of this city.

1850 census of Dixon, Lee, Illinois 1860 Census of Dixon, Lee, Illinois living with mother 1870 Census of Dixon, Lee, IL (FHL# 545745) 1880 Census of Dixon, Lee, Illinois 1900 Census of Litchfield, Litchfield, CT (FHL# 1240140)

1880 census of Dixon, Lee, Illinois shows: James RICHARDS 54/CAN Margaret wife/42/PA Georg G. son/16/IL Anna M. dau/13/IL Charles E. son/4/IL James L. son/2/IL

MARRIAGE: Marriage record may be found in Book A, (1839-1873) of Lee County Illinois marriage s. #220 Marriage License of the State of Illinois.

DEATH: as recorded in History of Lee County Illinois

BIOGRAPHY: Recollections of the Pioneers of Lee County Old Settlers Record: Born in England , 1793; arrived 1836: Died 1 Jun 1854. Arrived in Illinois in 1836 Obit of Sarah Richards John and Ann Richards were among the first persons received as the original members of the Fi rst Methodist Church in Dixon and Lee County. From the History of Lee County.

CENSUS: 1850 census of Dixon, Lee, Illinois

Marriage record of Crawford, Illinois.

1850 census of Crawford, Illinois shows: Richard and Louisa RICHARDS and children: Henry M. , Sarah A., and William. also with them: Price CLAYTON 14/IL

1880 census of Dixon, Lee, Illinois Sarah RICHARDS f/s/57/Canada/Eng/Ire Bessie BOARDMAN Niece/f/s/9/IL/NY/Canada

1880 census of Moline, Rock Island, Illinois: W. H. RICHARDS 47/CAN/ENG/ENG Henriette wife/43/IL/NY/NY Anna D. Dau/19/CAj/CAN/IL Mary L. dau/11/IL/CAN/IL Wm. E. son/9/IL/CAN/IL

MARRIAGE: From Republican and Telegraph,k Dixon, Illinois, Thursday, Apr 12, 1860, ps c7: Married: On the morning of the 10th inst: by Rev. O. F. Ayers, Mr. Wm. H. Richards to Miss N ettie Dixon all of this place. In this pair and their immediate emigration to the land of go ld, two families, who were of the first settlers in this valley, of Mr. John Richards and ou r venerable Father Dixon, have each parted with a valued member. Miss Nettie being the firs t native white child of thisnow populated region is in herself an historical incident worth y of note. May prosperity and happiness attend them in their far Western home.

BIOGRAPHY: From Dixon Evening Telegraph, Dixon, Ill., Tuesday, Apr 19, 1910 p4 c2 Golden Wedding: The following article from the Moline Daily Dispatch of April 16 will be o much interes t to Dixon people. Mrs. Richards being a sister of the late Sherwood Dixon. Mr. and Mrs. Ri chards were married 50 years ago at the Dixon home acress the street from the Christian churc h. Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Richards, long time residents of Moline, gave their friends a most hap py day yesterday in giving them the opportunity to see their happiness and congratulate the m on the attainment of their golden wedding anniversary. Fifty years ago in Dixon, Ill., occ urred the marriage of these children of Dixon's most prominent citizens, people who were amon g the founders of Dixon. Yesterday some of the people attended the nuptials, where the brid e and groom, straight and stufdy and as full of life as the youngest of other guests, receive d about 100 friends between the hours of 3 and 7. Relatives had come from out of the city fo r the celebration and a family dinner was enjoyed a noon. rev. Thomas Dones and his wife bei ng the only other guests, for a weddin party without a clergyman would be incomplete indeed . There were covers for 20 at the dinner and these guests assisted during the receiving hour s. The home was a vertible golden garden, with yellow tulips, daffodils, roses, etc. sent b y hundreds of friends with loving wishes and congratulations. Every available place through the house was a bloom with these beauties whil door and wind ow openings were draped with asparagus fern and flowers. No debutante ever had lovelier flor al offerings, all in glowing gold. Cofee and cake were served during the afternoon in the di ning room, where the table held large central basked of crystal filled with daffodils, fou r smaller ones filled with the same bplssoms being placed at intervals on the round table. T here was a guestbook especially for the occasion and in this the guests placed their names. Upstairs, as in usual weddings, a room had been hastily prepared for the wedding gifts w hich came as a surprise to the happy couple and here again golde metal, as well as golden lov e, was in evidence. There were golden spoons, golden plates, rings, pins, and other things ; pictures amount them one of the home in which the wedding occurred 50 years aog, with an ex planatory letter which made it doubly valuable, cut glass, bric-a-brack and other things suit abl for brides, and a paper, whose age had given it the proper tinge of gold, in which was pr inted the notice of the wedding. Among the gifts there was also a much appreciated one fro m Honolulu, a box of splendid pinapple sent by Misses Margaret Medill and Florence Parrett, w ho are etaching there. The box was accompanied by a rhymed message to Mr. and Mrs. Richard s written in gold on white leckle-edge paper, the leaves tied together with heavy cord. Assisting Mr. and Mrs. Richard were their daughters, Mrs. Simmon and Miss Mary Richards , their granddaughters, Misses Annie May and Gertrude Siomon and their son-in-law, P.C. Simmo n. Also the following relatives, who were house guests, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wingert of Dixon , the latter a niece of Mrs. Richards; Miss Sarah Richards of Dixon, Mr. Richard's only siste r; Miss Elizabeth Barge of Dixon and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Boardman of Helena, Montana, th ladie s nieces of Mrs. Richards; John H. Dixon of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Georg Goodwin of Sioux C ity, IA, brother and sister of Mrs. Richards. Miss Barge, Mr and Mrs. Boardman, Mrs. goodwi n will remain for a few days' further visit. The other guests return to their homes tomorrow . Mrs. Boardman, who made a previou visit a couple of months ago, will with her husband tak e a trip to New York before returning to Montana, where Mr. Boardman is largely interested i n stock raising, having a large ranch near Helena. There were guests from Moline and n happi er occasion has been seen here. Among the honored guests were Mr. and Mrs John Beatty, who c elebrated their 55th wedding anniversary yesterday, the Beaty and Richards having celebrate d together for many anniversaries.

BIOGRAPHY: Arrived in Lee County, Illinois in 1836 BIOGRAPHY: Lived in Moline, Illinois BIOGRAPHY: Old Settlers Record: arrived 1836; Living in Moline, Illinois BIOGRAPHY: History of Lee County, Illinois page 196

Researchers: DOTO Find out if Hettie was second wife. If Anna was daughter of a previous ma rriage. Why Anna was listed as being born in California.

CENSUS: 1850 census of Dixon, Lee, Illinois

CENSUS: 1870 census of Dixon, Lee, Illinois

MARRIAGE: Marriage record may be found in Book A (1839-1873) of Lee County Illinois marriages . #176.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

BIOGRAPHY: The History of the Early Settlers of Sangamon County, Illinois.

CENSUS: 1880 census of Clear Lake, Sangamon, Illinois shows: James Richardson, margaret and c hildren: Jennie, Mary, thomas, Samuel, William, James.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Macoupin, Illinois.

BIOGRAPHY: The History of the Early Settlers of Sangamon County, Illinois.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

BIOGRAPHY: The History of the Early Settlers of Sangamon County, Illinois.

!SOURCE:Early Settlers Of Sangamon County, IL

!CENSUS: 1850 Census of Sangamon, IL.

!CENSUS: 1860 census of Sangamon, IL.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

BIOGRAPHY: The History of the Early Settlers of Sangamon County, Illinois.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

BIOGRAPHY: The History of the Early Settlers of Sangamon County, Illinois.

CENSUS: 1880 census of Gardner, Sangamon, Illinois shows: Henry W. Rickard, Henrietta M., Was hington M., Robert I., George E., Catharon J., Thomas E.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

BIOGRAPHY: The History of the Early Settlers of Sangamon County, Illinois.

BIOGRAPHY: The History of the Early Settlers of Sangamon County, Illinois.

CENSUS: 1880 census of Curran, Sangamon, Illinois shows: Noah and Mary Rickard and children : Charles M., Richard and John J.

CENSUS: 1850 census of Sangamon, Illinois shows: 27 1005 1005 Rickard Peter 65 M Farmer 8,000 VA 28 1005 1005 Rickard Elizabeth 63 F V A X 29 1005 1005 Rickard Susan 28 F VA 30 1005 1005 Rickard John 23 M Farmer VA 31 1005 1005 Rickard Mary 22 F VA 32 1005 1005 Rickard Washington 20 M Farmer VA

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

CENSUS: 1850 census of Sangamon, Illinois shows: Simon Rickard, Sophia, Laura, Helen. with t hem: Patrick Cavenaough 13/Ireland, Sophia Morgan 12/IL.

BIOGRAPHY: The History of the Early Settlers of Sangamon County, Illinois.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

Marriage record of DuPage, Illinois.

BURIAL: Cumberland Cemetery, Ball, Sangamon, Illinois.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

BIOGRAPHY: The History of the Early Settlers of Sangamon County, Illinois.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

CENSUS: 1860 census shows M.J. Ricks (8,m,IL) living with the Nuckolls family.

1850 census of Sangamon, Illinois shows: Abner Riddle, Mary, David, Hamilton, Aary, Russell.

1850 census of Sangamon,Illinois shows: Abner Riddle, Mary, David, Hamilton, Mary, Russel.

Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois for both of Abner's marriages.

BIOGRAPHY: The History of the Early Settlers of Sangamon county, Illinois.

Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois

CENSUS: 1850 census of Sangamon, Illinois shows: John Riddle (44), Eliza (13), Mary (10), Sar ah (5), Frances (8).

CENSUS: 1860 census of Sangamon, Illinois shows: J. Riddle, Martha, T.A. (Francis), Eliza, Sa rah W., Nancy E. D.R. Bird (19mIL) and Fred Tablin (23mWertemberg) were living with them.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois

BIOGRAPHY: The History of the Early Settlers of Sangamon county, Illinois.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

CENSUS: 1860 census of Springfield, Sangamon, Illinois shows: Charles Ridgely, Jane M. and so n, Edward. also, William B. Ridgely, 21/IL.

CENSUS: 1880 census of Springfield, Sangamon, Illinois shows: Charles Ridgely, jane and child ren: William B., Edward, Frank, mary L.

BIOGRAPHY: 1912 Biographical History of Sangamon, Illinois.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

!MARRIAGE: marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

!MARRIAGE: marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.

CENSUS: 1850 census of Springfield, Sangamon, Illinois shows: Henry Ridgely, Lucina and child ren: George W., Kate M. also, Lucina's sisters: Lottie and Lydia Gray.

CENSUS: 1880 census of Springfield, Sangamon, Illinois shows: Henry Ridgely, Susannah, and ch ildren: George W., Kate, Howard G.

!MARRIAGE: Marriage record of Sangamon, Illinois.