David WEGG (1847-1919)
and Evangeline RUSSELL (1853-1942) Records
She was doing the family genealogy in 1894 and we have found out a lot about the family due to her work--thanks, Eva!
This page was started in March, 2006.
Chris Russell
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Eva Wegg's 1894 Family Record
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Page 6 - Florence QUIST's memories of Eva WEGG, page 1
- Florence QUIST's memories of Eva WEGG, page 2
- David Wegg, Family Notes, page 1
- David Wegg, Family Notes, page 2
- Eva Wegg's Signature, 1895 (and Caroline Randle too)
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Evangeline Wegg, about 1900
David Spencer Wegg, about 1900
- Picture of Eva Russell (Wegg)--right, Helen McVean (Agnes' daughter), and Caroline Russell (Randle), c. 1860's (courtesy, Bob Quist, Ohio--Margaret Browne Cook Dow's Photo Album)
- Picture of Eva Russell (Wegg) and Hannah Russell (Browne), c. 1870's (courtesy, Bob Quist, Ohio--Margaret Browne Cook Dow's Photo Album)
- Andrew and Helen Family Photos
- Eva and David Wegg's Family Story (not written)
Evangeline Wegg, about 1900
David Spencer Wegg, about 1900Vital Records
Eva and David Wegg's Marriage Record, 1879
Letters, Biographies, and Documents
- David Spencer Wegg, Biography The National Cyclopaedia of American Biography, 1921, page 1 Page 2
- David Spencer Wegg, Biography from Railway Age, 1920
- David Spencer Wegg, Biography from Family, page 1 Page 2
- David Spencer Wegg, Biography Book of Chicagoans, 1911, Cover Page 1
- David Spencer Wegg, Biography, Bench and Bar of Illinois, 1899 Page 1 Page 2 Page 3, Missing Page 4 Photo
- David Spencer Wegg, in History of University of Wisconsin, 1879, Cover Page 1 Page 2
- Eva Wegg Social Register, 1921
- Donald Wegg, WW1 Draft Card
- David Wegg Jr, WW1 Draft Card
- Beginnings of Wegg's Railroad positions NY Times
- Wegg takes over Northern Pacific Receivership, NY Times
- David Wegg Journal on Train Story page 1 Page 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
- Route for Trip (Burlington Portion)
- David Wegg, Railway Trip Itinerary p.1
- David Wegg, Railway Trip Itinerary p.2
- David Wegg, President Listing
- David Spencer Wegg, Chicago Literary Society Submissions
- Wisconsin Central RR Map
- Chicago Grand Central Station (B&O Railroad Now) 1963 NE corner 1963 Corner Waiting Room Train Shed
- Chicago Grand Central Station Architect
- Chicago Grand Central Information Page 2 Map 1 Map 2
- David Wegg, Railroad Executive Grand Central Station, Wegg's headquarters, Chicago
- David Wegg, Railroad Executive Listing 1 Map of Chicago Terminal Transfer Railroad
- David Wegg, Railroad Executive Listing 2
- David Wegg, Railroad Executive Listing 3 Receivership Page, 1896 1896 1897 1898--John D. Rockefeller
- Milwaukee Journal Wegg References, 1885 Apr 90 Apr 90 Oct 90 Dec 90 Mar 92 Oct 92 Aug 93 Sept 93 Sept 93 May 94
- Milwaukee Journal Wegg References, May 1894 May 94 Aug 99
- New York Times Story on Northern Pacific
- New York Times Story on Northern Pacific
- New York Times Story on Northern Pacific
- New York Times Story on Northern Pacific
- New York Times Story on Northern Pacific
- Background of Wisconsin Terminal Co. in Henry Villard Book Memoirs: Journalist and Financier (1904) by Henry Villard
- David Wegg, Background in Henry Villard Autobiography 2
- David Wegg, Background in Henry Villard Autobiography 3
- Biography of Thomas Walsh, Mining Millionaire, Wegg Partner
- David Wegg, Partner with Thomas Walsh, Letter References
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Book Cover, "Father Struck it Rich" by Evalyn Walsh Mclean w/Boyden Sparkes, Boston, Little, Brown, & company [1936]
(Eva Wegg was Evalyn's namesake) - Listing in Evalyn Walsh Mclean's Book, "Father Struck it Rich" page 1
- Listing in Evalyn Walsh Mclean's Book, "Father Struck it Rich" page 2
- Listing in Evalyn Walsh Mclean's Book, "Father Struck it Rich" page 3
- Listing in Evalyn Walsh Mclean's Book, "Father Struck it Rich" page 4
- Evalyn Walsh Mclean House, Washington D.C. page 1 Page 2
- Chicago Historical Society Meeting (Wegg attended), 1908 Page 2 Historical Society Building
- Wegg Supreme Court Case vs. Kohler Die Company, 1917, Page 1 Page 2
- Donald Wegg, Reference by Secretary Hoover for Cosmos Club Cosmos History C. Walcott, (Nominated Wegg)
- Donald Wegg, Harvard Listing
- David Wegg Jr, Thesis Listing
- David Wegg, Telluride Listing page 1
- David Wegg, Telluride Listing page 2
- David Wegg Jr., Proceedings, Page 1
- David Wegg Jr., Proceedings, page 2
Family Pictures
- Eva with Donald Wegg, about 1885
- David Wegg with older brother, Donald, about 1890
- David Spencer Wegg, Jr. about 1890
- David Spencer Wegg, about 1910
- David Wegg and Eva Wegg reading in Chicago's Lincoln Park, about 1910
- David S. Wegg, about 1919
- Dorothy Vedder Wegg, c. 1915
- Dorothy Vedder Wegg, c. 1915
- David S. Wegg Jr. with daughter Dorothy
- Dorothy MORGAN, David Wegg Jr's daughter
- David S. Wegg Jr. with granddaughter Linda Morgan
- Dorothy Morgan, with grandsonson, Russell JOSEPH
- Linda Morgan Levak, with Group in Texas Some locations of the Wegg's:
- 16 East Ontario, Chicago
- 47 East Elm, Chicago
- 436 Belmont Ave, Chicago
- 1210 Astor, Chicago
- 1500 Lakeshore, Chicago
Census Records
- 1850 Census, Concord, Jefferson County, Wisconsin (not born yet)
- 1860 Census (page 1), Concord, Jefferson County, Wisconsin
- 1860 Census (page 2), Concord, Jefferson County, Wisconsin
- 1870 Census, Concord, Jefferson County, Wisconsin
- 1880 Census, Concord, Jefferson County, Wisconsin
- 1900 Census, Belmont Ave, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois
- 1910 Census, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois
- 1920 Census, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois
- 1930 Census, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois
- Census of Eva's Sons
- Son Donald: 1910 Census, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois
- Son David: 1910 Census, Telluride, Utah Co, Utah
- Son Donald: 1920 Census, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois
- Son David: 1920 Census, MISSING
- Son Donald: 1930 Census, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois
- Son David: 1930 Census, New York City, Queens Co, NY
- Frothinghams: 1930 Census, Bedford Hills, Westchester Co, NY
World Travel of the Weggs
- David and Donald Wegg to Honduras, 1908
- David and Eva Wegg, Italy, 1911
- David Wegg, Cuba, 1921
- David Wegg, Cuba, 1922
- Florence Talbot Wegg, England, 1922
- David Wegg, Cuba, 1923
- David Wegg, Cuba, 1924
- Donald Wegg, Bahamas, 1924
- Weggs and Talbots, Bahamas, 1925
- Weggs, England, 1926 Ship taken to Southampton
- Weggs, England, 1928
- David Wegg, Cuba, 1931
- David Wegg, Cuba, 1936
- Donald Wegg, NYC, 1936
- Donald Wegg, NYC, 1937
- Donald Wegg, Guatemala, 1938
- Pat and Richard Paynter, Bermuda, 1951
- Donald David
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