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Quincy Township (part 74 of 74)

Part 74 of 74 of the account of this township in Quincy and Adams County History and Representative Men, published 1919. 254 words, covering 18 settlements. Source changes inside the text are labelled at the exact paragraph where the next book begins.

Parts

74 pages

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The chapter

254 words

Reproduced complete and unedited from Quincy and Adams County History and Representative Men, published 1919. The text is machine-read from scans, so expect recognition errors: misspelled names, dropped words, and stray characters. Nothing has been corrected, because correcting a proper name invents one. The headings below are the books' own; source changes are labelled in place.

Burton township, 653 St. Paul's Evangelical Church, 563 .St. Peter's Catholic Cliurch, 545 St. Peter's Cemetery, 501 St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church. 560 St. Rose of Lima Church. 564 St. Vincent Home for the Aged, 533 Stage lines, 451 Stahl. Daniel. 340 Stahl. Xoah. 93p Stahl. Resler M.. 930 Stannus. Edwin F.. 1415 Starmann. Bernard H., 336 Starmann. George, 908 Starr, Richard B., 949 Starr, Richard W., 949 Starved Rock. 34. 51 State Bank of Illinois. 583 State Bank of Lima. 633 State Bank of Plainville. 629 State Examining Board created. 246 State Highway plan, 199

World war; call to the colors promptly answered, 239; Company I. Eighth Illinois Volunteers. 349: Tenth Regiment Illinois National Guard. 240; Machine (jun Company. 240; Home Guards, 240; Chaddock Cadets. 240. 342; Company E. 240; Volunteer Training Corps, 241 ; Second Regiment, 243; soldiers from Burton township. 061; soldiers, 684; personnel, Adams county, 689 ; those who gave their lives. 689 ; how men were raised and distributed. 691; many joined old Guard units. 611: history of the draft boards, 691 ; recruiting offices kept busy, 692; (^uinc.y men inducted by E.xemption Board. 693; men who were classified under old regulations. 713; how most of the men were distributed, 715; some Quincy men who volunteered. 716; roster of National Guardsmen who left Quincy, 720; some county men who enlisted in the army. 724: naval volunteers going from (.luincy, 726: partial list of county men who enlisted in the navy. 730: latest figures on county's contribution of men. 731

Provenance

Text from Quincy and Adams County History and Representative Men, published 1919, in the public domain in the United States and digitised by the Internet Archive. The settlements listed against this township are matched by point-in-polygon test of each Geographic Names Information System coordinate against the Census Bureau's county subdivision boundary, not by name.