Randolph County, Illinois - Revision history

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	''[[United States\|United States]] [[Image:Gotoarrow.png]] [[Illinois]][[Image:Gotoarrow.png]]'' '''Randolph County'''		''[[United States\|United States]] [[Image:Gotoarrow.png]] [[Illinois]][[Image:Gotoarrow.png]]'' '''Randolph County'''
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		+	Guide to '''Randolph County Illinois genealogy.''' Birth records, marriage records, death records, census records, family history, and military records.

	{{Infobox U.S. County		{{Infobox U.S. County
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	=== Historical Facts ===		=== Historical Facts ===

−	[[Image:Edmund Randolph.jpg\|thumb\|right\|180px~~\|Edmund Randolph.jpg~~]]	+	[[Image:Edmund Randolph.jpg\|thumb\|right\|180px]]

	Randolph County was named for [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edmund_Randolph Edmund Jennings Randolph] who was the first United States Attorney General and served under George Washington. He was also a Governor of Virginia and the second Secretary of State.		Randolph County was named for [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edmund_Randolph Edmund Jennings Randolph] who was the first United States Attorney General and served under George Washington. He was also a Governor of Virginia and the second Secretary of State.
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	Americans started arriving in Randolph County in the late 1770's, many of them [[Virginia\|Virginians]] who had been part of the army that took Kaskaskia. Within 20 years, Americans outnumbered the French and the Mississippi River area of Randolph County and the surrounding area was called the American Bottom (a name it still retains today). Most French settlers migrated across the river to [[Missouri\|Missouri]], which at the time was controled by [[Spain\|Spain]] and later France.<br>		Americans started arriving in Randolph County in the late 1770's, many of them [[Virginia\|Virginians]] who had been part of the army that took Kaskaskia. Within 20 years, Americans outnumbered the French and the Mississippi River area of Randolph County and the surrounding area was called the American Bottom (a name it still retains today). Most French settlers migrated across the river to [[Missouri\|Missouri]], which at the time was controled by [[Spain\|Spain]] and later France.<br>

−	''[[Image:Kaskaskia 1850.jpg\|frame\|left~~\|Kaskaskia 1850.jpg~~]]''	+	''[[Image:Kaskaskia 1850.jpg\|frame\|left]]''

	Kaskaskia was made the capital of Illinois Territory in 1809.  When Illinois became a state in 1818, Kaskaskia was the state capital.  The capital was moved, however, in [[Fayette County, Illinois\|Vandalia]], in 1820, which ended Randolph County's prominence in Illinois history. The county seat was also moved from Kaskaskia to Chester in 1844.<br>		Kaskaskia was made the capital of Illinois Territory in 1809.  When Illinois became a state in 1818, Kaskaskia was the state capital.  The capital was moved, however, in [[Fayette County, Illinois\|Vandalia]], in 1820, which ended Randolph County's prominence in Illinois history. The county seat was also moved from Kaskaskia to Chester in 1844.<br>

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−	''~~This article is about a western Illinois county~~. ~~For other uses, see~~ [[~~Putnam~~]].''	+	''[[United States\|United States]] [[Image:Gotoarrow.png]] [[Illinois]][[Image:Gotoarrow.png]]'' '''Randolph County'''
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	{{Infobox U.S. County		{{Infobox U.S. County
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	=== Historical Facts ===		=== Historical Facts ===

−	[[Image:Edmund Randolph.jpg\|thumb\|right\|180px]]	+	[[Image:Edmund Randolph.jpg\|thumb\|right\|180px\|Edmund Randolph.jpg]]

	Randolph County was named for [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edmund_Randolph Edmund Jennings Randolph] who was the first United States Attorney General and served under George Washington. He was also a Governor of Virginia and the second Secretary of State.		Randolph County was named for [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edmund_Randolph Edmund Jennings Randolph] who was the first United States Attorney General and served under George Washington. He was also a Governor of Virginia and the second Secretary of State.
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	Americans started arriving in Randolph County in the late 1770's, many of them [[Virginia\|Virginians]] who had been part of the army that took Kaskaskia. Within 20 years, Americans outnumbered the French and the Mississippi River area of Randolph County and the surrounding area was called the American Bottom (a name it still retains today). Most French settlers migrated across the river to [[Missouri\|Missouri]], which at the time was controled by [[Spain\|Spain]] and later France.<br>		Americans started arriving in Randolph County in the late 1770's, many of them [[Virginia\|Virginians]] who had been part of the army that took Kaskaskia. Within 20 years, Americans outnumbered the French and the Mississippi River area of Randolph County and the surrounding area was called the American Bottom (a name it still retains today). Most French settlers migrated across the river to [[Missouri\|Missouri]], which at the time was controled by [[Spain\|Spain]] and later France.<br>

−	''[[Image:Kaskaskia 1850.jpg\|frame\|left]]''	+	''[[Image:Kaskaskia 1850.jpg\|frame\|left\|Kaskaskia 1850.jpg]]''

	Kaskaskia was made the capital of Illinois Territory in 1809.  When Illinois became a state in 1818, Kaskaskia was the state capital.  The capital was moved, however, in [[Fayette County, Illinois\|Vandalia]], in 1820, which ended Randolph County's prominence in Illinois history. The county seat was also moved from Kaskaskia to Chester in 1844.<br>		Kaskaskia was made the capital of Illinois Territory in 1809.  When Illinois became a state in 1818, Kaskaskia was the state capital.  The capital was moved, however, in [[Fayette County, Illinois\|Vandalia]], in 1820, which ended Randolph County's prominence in Illinois history. The county seat was also moved from Kaskaskia to Chester in 1844.<br>

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−	''~~[[United States\|United States]] [[Image:Gotoarrow~~.~~png]]~~ [[~~Illinois\|Illinois~~]] ~~[[Image:Gotoarrow~~.~~png]] [[Randolph_County,_Illinois\|Randolph County]]~~''	+	''This article is about a western Illinois county. For other uses, see [[Putnam]].''
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	== Randolph County Organization ==		== Randolph County Organization ==
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	=== Historical Facts ===		=== Historical Facts ===

−	[[Image:Edmund Randolph.jpg\|thumb\|right\|180px~~\|Edmund Randolph.jpg~~]]	+	[[Image:Edmund Randolph.jpg\|thumb\|right\|180px]]

	Randolph County was named for [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edmund_Randolph Edmund Jennings Randolph] who was the first United States Attorney General and served under George Washington. He was also a Governor of Virginia and the second Secretary of State.		Randolph County was named for [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edmund_Randolph Edmund Jennings Randolph] who was the first United States Attorney General and served under George Washington. He was also a Governor of Virginia and the second Secretary of State.
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	Americans started arriving in Randolph County in the late 1770's, many of them [[Virginia\|Virginians]] who had been part of the army that took Kaskaskia. Within 20 years, Americans outnumbered the French and the Mississippi River area of Randolph County and the surrounding area was called the American Bottom (a name it still retains today). Most French settlers migrated across the river to [[Missouri\|Missouri]], which at the time was controled by [[Spain\|Spain]] and later France.<br>		Americans started arriving in Randolph County in the late 1770's, many of them [[Virginia\|Virginians]] who had been part of the army that took Kaskaskia. Within 20 years, Americans outnumbered the French and the Mississippi River area of Randolph County and the surrounding area was called the American Bottom (a name it still retains today). Most French settlers migrated across the river to [[Missouri\|Missouri]], which at the time was controled by [[Spain\|Spain]] and later France.<br>

−	''[[Image:Kaskaskia 1850.jpg\|frame\|left~~\|Kaskaskia 1850.jpg~~]]''	+	''[[Image:Kaskaskia 1850.jpg\|frame\|left]]''

	Kaskaskia was made the capital of Illinois Territory in 1809.  When Illinois became a state in 1818, Kaskaskia was the state capital.  The capital was moved, however, in [[Fayette County, Illinois\|Vandalia]], in 1820, which ended Randolph County's prominence in Illinois history. The county seat was also moved from Kaskaskia to Chester in 1844.<br>		Kaskaskia was made the capital of Illinois Territory in 1809.  When Illinois became a state in 1818, Kaskaskia was the state capital.  The capital was moved, however, in [[Fayette County, Illinois\|Vandalia]], in 1820, which ended Randolph County's prominence in Illinois history. The county seat was also moved from Kaskaskia to Chester in 1844.<br>
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	=== Record Loss ===		=== Record Loss ===

−	The Catholic parish register for Kaskaskia survives in fragments only. Christenings/Baptisms are lost from mid-1721 to 1759.<ref>Mason, Edward Gay. (1881). ''Kaskaskia and its Parish Records.'' Chicago: Fergus Printing Company, p. 19</ref> No marriage records before 1724 or from mid-1729 to 1740 are extant, nor are burial records before 1721 or from late 1727 to mid-1764.<ref>Mason, Edward Gay. (1881). ''Kaskaskia and its Parish Records.'' Chicago: Fergus Printing Company, p. 11, 14, 15, 19.</ref>	+	The Catholic parish register for Kaskaskia survives in fragments only. Christenings/Baptisms are lost from mid-1721 to 1759.<ref>Mason, Edward Gay. (1881). ''Kaskaskia and its Parish Records.'' Chicago: Fergus Printing Company, p. 19</ref> No marriage records before 1724 or from mid-1729 to 1740 are extant, nor are burial records before 1721 or from late 1727 to mid-1764.<ref>Mason, Edward Gay. (1881). ''Kaskaskia and its Parish Records.'' Chicago: Fergus Printing Company, p. 11, 14, 15, 19.</ref>

	== Records and Resources ==		== Records and Resources ==
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−	\| Find A Grave \| [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gs& national search] [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScn=&CScntry=4&CSst=16&CScnty=768 county list]	+	\| Find A Grave \| [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gs& national search] [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScn=&CScntry=4&CSst=16&CScnty=768 county list]
	\| [http://www.epodunk.com/cgi-bin/localList.php?local=6597&locTGroup=Cemeteries&direction=down&sec=0&qty=53&stateAbbv=&stateName= ePodunk]		\| [http://www.epodunk.com/cgi-bin/localList.php?local=6597&locTGroup=Cemeteries&direction=down&sec=0&qty=53&stateAbbv=&stateName= ePodunk]
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	==== Marriages ====		==== Marriages ====

−	'''Online Resources'''	+	'''Online Resources'''

−	:*'''1763-1900''' [http://www.ilsos.gov/isavital/marriagesrch.jsp Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, 1763-1900]	+	:*'''1763-1900''' [http://www.ilsos.gov/isavital/marriagesrch.jsp Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, 1763-1900]

	:*'''1790–1860''' [http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=7851&cj=1&o_xid=0001546952&o_lid=0001546952 Illinois Marriage index ]found at Ancestry.com ($)		:*'''1790–1860''' [http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=7851&cj=1&o_xid=0001546952&o_lid=0001546952 Illinois Marriage index ]found at Ancestry.com ($)

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	County records are most often kept at the County Courthouse or another local repository. For further information about where the records for Randolph County are kept, see the [[Randolph County, Illinois Courthouse\|Randolph County Courthouse]] page.		County records are most often kept at the County Courthouse or another local repository. For further information about where the records for Randolph County are kept, see the [[Randolph County, Illinois Courthouse\|Randolph County Courthouse]] page.

−	==== Family History Center<br> ====	+	==== Family History Center<br> ====
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		+	[[Introduction to LDS Family History Centers]]

	==== Illinois Regional Archives Depository (IRAD) ====		==== Illinois Regional Archives Depository (IRAD) ====

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	=== Military ===		=== Military ===

−	==== Civil War ====	+	==== ''Civil War'' ====

	Civil War service men from Randolph County served in various regiments. Men often joined a company (within a regiment) that originated in their county. Listed below are companies or regiments that were formed from men of Randolph County.		Civil War service men from Randolph County served in various regiments. Men often joined a company (within a regiment) that originated in their county. Listed below are companies or regiments that were formed from men of Randolph County.
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	:- [[5th Regiment, Illinois Cavalry\|5th Regiment, Illinois Cavalry]], Company K.		:- [[5th Regiment, Illinois Cavalry\|5th Regiment, Illinois Cavalry]], Company K.
	:- [[7th Regiment, Illinois Cavalry\|7th Regiment, Illinois Cavalry]], Company M.		:- [[7th Regiment, Illinois Cavalry\|7th Regiment, Illinois Cavalry]], Company M.
−	:- [[~~10th_Regiment~~,_Illinois_Infantry\|10th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Company I.	+	:- [[9th_Regiment,_Illinois_Infantry\|9th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Company D.
		+	:- [[10th Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|10th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Company I.
	:- [[22nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|22nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Companies H and I.		:- [[22nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|22nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Companies H and I.
	:- [[30th Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|30th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Companies C and E.		:- [[30th Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|30th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Companies C and E.

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	:- [[5th Regiment, Illinois Cavalry\|5th Regiment, Illinois Cavalry]], Company K.		:- [[5th Regiment, Illinois Cavalry\|5th Regiment, Illinois Cavalry]], Company K.
	:- [[7th Regiment, Illinois Cavalry\|7th Regiment, Illinois Cavalry]], Company M.		:- [[7th Regiment, Illinois Cavalry\|7th Regiment, Illinois Cavalry]], Company M.
		+	:- [[10th_Regiment,_Illinois_Infantry\|10th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Company I.
	:- [[22nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|22nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Companies H and I.		:- [[22nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|22nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Companies H and I.
	:- [[30th Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|30th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Companies C and E.		:- [[30th Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|30th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Companies C and E.
−	:- [[34th Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|34th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Company G.	+	:- [[34th Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|34th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Company G.
	:- [[142nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry (100 days, 1864)\|142nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry (100 days, 1864)]], Companies H and K.		:- [[142nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry (100 days, 1864)\|142nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry (100 days, 1864)]], Companies H and K.
	:- [[154th Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|154th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Company F.		:- [[154th Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|154th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Company F.

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	:- [[22nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|22nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Companies H and I.		:- [[22nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|22nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Companies H and I.
	:- [[30th Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|30th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Companies C and E.		:- [[30th Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|30th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Companies C and E.
−	:- [[34th Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|34th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Company G.	+	:- [[34th Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|34th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Company G.
		+	:- [[142nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry (100 days, 1864)\|142nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry (100 days, 1864)]], Companies H and K.
	:- [[154th Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|154th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Company F.		:- [[154th Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|154th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Company F.

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	==== Public Libraries ====		==== Public Libraries ====

−	'''Central Public Library District~~''''''~~<br>'''701 Oak St#A<br>Evansville, IL 62242<br>(618)853-4081	+	'''Central Public Library District<br>'''701 Oak St#A<br>Evansville, IL 62242<br>(618)853-4081

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	==== Public Libraries ====		==== Public Libraries ====

−	~~[http://library.public-libraries.org/Illinois/Evansville/CentralPublicLibraryDistrict.html~~ '''Central Public Library District''']'''<br>'''701 Oak St#A<br>Evansville, IL 62242	+	'''Central Public Library District''''''<br>'''701 Oak St#A<br>Evansville, IL 62242<br>(618)853-4081

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−	~~[http://library.public-libraries.org/Illinois/Coulterville/CoultervillePublicLibrary.html~~ '''Coulterville Public Library''']<br>103 S 4th Street<br>Coulterville,IL 62237<br>(618) 758-3013	+	'''Coulterville Public Library'''<br>103 S 4th Street<br>Coulterville,IL 62237<br>(618)758-3013

−	~~[http://library.public-libraries.org/Illinois/Evansville/EvansvillePublicLibrary.html~~ '''Evansville Public Library''']<br>602 Public St<br>Evansville, IL 62242<br>(618) 853-4067	+	'''Evansville Public Library'''<br>602 Public St<br>Evansville, IL 62242<br>(618)853-4067

−	'''Red Bud Public Library<br>'''112 Bloom St.<br>Red Bud, IL 62278<br>(618) 282-2255	+	'''Red Bud Public Library<br>'''112 Bloom St.<br>Red Bud, IL 62278<br>(618)282-2255

−	[http://www.sparta.lib.il.us/ '''Sparta Public Library''']<br>211 West Broadway<br>Sparta, IL 62286<br>618-443-5014 Offers genealogical research for hire.	+	[http://www.sparta.lib.il.us/ '''Sparta Public Library''']<br>211 West Broadway<br>Sparta, IL 62286<br>(618)443-5014 Offers genealogical research for hire.

	[http://www.steelevillelibrary.org/ '''Steeleville Area Public Library ''']<br>107 West Broadway<br>Steeleville, IL 62288<br>(618) 965-9732 Genealogical Materials available		[http://www.steelevillelibrary.org/ '''Steeleville Area Public Library ''']<br>107 West Broadway<br>Steeleville, IL 62288<br>(618) 965-9732 Genealogical Materials available

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	:- [[5th Regiment, Illinois Cavalry\|5th Regiment, Illinois Cavalry]], Company K.		:- [[5th Regiment, Illinois Cavalry\|5th Regiment, Illinois Cavalry]], Company K.
	:- [[7th Regiment, Illinois Cavalry\|7th Regiment, Illinois Cavalry]], Company M.		:- [[7th Regiment, Illinois Cavalry\|7th Regiment, Illinois Cavalry]], Company M.
		+	:- [[10th_Regiment,_Illinois_Infantry\|10th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Company I.
	:- [[22nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|22nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Companies H and I.		:- [[22nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|22nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Companies H and I.
	:- [[30th Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|30th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Companies C and E.		:- [[30th Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|30th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Companies C and E.
−	:- [[34th Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|34th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Company G.	+	:- [[34th Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|34th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Company G.
	:- [[142nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry (100 days, 1864)\|142nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry (100 days, 1864)]], Companies H and K.		:- [[142nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry (100 days, 1864)\|142nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry (100 days, 1864)]], Companies H and K.
	:- [[154th Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|154th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Company F.		:- [[154th Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|154th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Company F.

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	:- [[22nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|22nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Companies H and I.		:- [[22nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|22nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Companies H and I.
	:- [[30th Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|30th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Companies C and E.		:- [[30th Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|30th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Companies C and E.
−	:- [[34th Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|34th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Company G.	+	:- [[34th Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|34th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Company G.
		+	:- [[142nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry (100 days, 1864)\|142nd Regiment, Illinois Infantry (100 days, 1864)]], Companies H and K.
	:- [[154th Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|154th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Company F.		:- [[154th Regiment, Illinois Infantry\|154th Regiment, Illinois Infantry]], Company F.