Dear
Susan,
Here’s the information you
requested:
1860 Census
of Brown County, Illinois, Lee Twp.
1331/1270
14 Aug 1860
John Arnold 42 m farmer
Ohio
Mrs. R. Arnold 38 f
Ohio
George Arnold 17 m wagon maker
Illinois
Alcaster Arnold 10 m
Illinois
Charles Arnold 7 m
Illinois
I took the liberty to review the
1870 census. And I believe the following three families are all
related:
1870 Census
of Brown County, Illinois, Lee Twp
92/92
22 Jun 1870
George Berkley 50 m farmer
Ohio
Catherine Berkley 54 f
Virginia
Elizabeth Berkley 31 f
Ohio
Henry Berkley 20 m
Ohio
Margaret Arnold 82 f
Virginia
1870 Census
of Brown County, Illinois, Missouri Twp
97/97
10 Jun 1870
John Arnold 53 m farmer
Ohio
Rachel Arnold 45 f
Ohio
George Arnold 26 m blacksmith
Illinois
Alcaster Arnold 21 m farm labor
Illinois
Charles Arnold 17 m
Illinois
Frederick Arnold 10 m
Illinois
Mary Arnold 3 f
Illinois
98/98
George Arnold 25 farm labor
Illinois
Minerva Arnold 19 f
Illinois
Albert Arnold 21 m farm labor
Illinois
Angelina Arnold 18 f
Illinois
Sincerely,
Ken
Huffman
-----Original
Message-----
From: Susan Graham
[mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2004 4:12
PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: brown county (1860 census
index)
Hello
-
I am looking
for census information on the family of John and Rachael (Brown) Arnold.
Their son, Charles A., was my great grandfather. John and Rachael
(Rachael's name could be spelled Rachel or Rachall) came from Ohio, but Charles
was born in Lee, Brown, Illinois abt. 1852. He married my great
grandmother in Minnesota in 1884.
I see John
and Rachael (Rachel) listed in the 1850 and 1870 (Charles is listed here)
Censuses, but can't confirm they are the same family. I am hoping the 1860
census will give a bit more to work with.
Also, could
you direct me to information on the G.A.R.? Charles A. Arnold was buried
in Maine Prairie Minnesota with a G.A.R. marker, but he must have been awfully
young to have actually served in the Civil War. Do you know if he would
have received a marker on behalf of a relative OR if he had served as a bugle
boy? According to family information a cousin of mine has a sword used in
the Civil War, so I believe there is some solid connection
somewhere.
Thank you
VERY much in advance for your assistance. If there are others who are
researching the Arnold Family I would be happy to share the information I have
on Charles from 1884 on.
Sincerely,
Susan Manz
Graham
Susan
Graham
Why Wait?
Move to EarthLink.