MARSHALL CO, IL, (made in 1839 from Putnam
lays next to Bureau County LaSalle County Peoria County Putnam County Stark County Woodford County

The western part of Marshall County (area west of the Illinois River) was part of the Military Tract of Land granted to veterans of the War of 1812.

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check FAYETTE CO, OH

JAMES SOLLARS 1796 VA page

From malloryf@ix.netcom.com
FREDRICK DILLMAN 1792

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1850

1860

CIVIL WAR
Sellers, James, Evans = Company K

1870 U.S. Federal Census Sparland, Sparland Twp., Marshall Co., IL - 29 Jun 1870 - (P.13 of 15) P.O. Sparland: 105-106: SOLLARS, Ignatius, 43, M.W. Laborer, $300, $100, OH (b. 1827) (ck Wash Co., OH)
SOLLARS, Stacie A. 48, F.W. Keeping house, OH (b. 1822)
CLARK, Chauncey, 9, M.W. IL (b, 1861) ck 1920 Census Los Angeles, Los Angeles Twp., Los Angeles Co., CA - Wilshire Blvd., per Robert

NOTE: Census index has her incorrectly as "Marie A." NOTE: In the 1850 Census, Ignatius Sollars age 25, b. OH and Stacey Ann Sollars, age 30, b. OH, are found in the home of James Sollars 54, widower, and father of Ignatius Sollars. I had assumed that Stacey was an elder sister of Ignatius, and such may perhaps be the case, with her having married a Clark, had son Chauncey and divorced him taking back her maiden name, and went to live with her brother Ignatius... or it may be that Ignatius and Stacie A. are and were husband and wife even back in 1850, and that Chauncey Clark was an orphan boy they took in since they never had children of their own. The 1850 & 1870 Census ever showed relationship to head of family in a household. ------------------------------------------------

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Henry Republican, Henry IL
March 11, 1915

South Whitefield

Charles Sellers of Tiskilwa, was in these parts of Friday.

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