1Richard Jeana, Illinois Trails, History & Genealogy, http//www.iltrails.org, /Randolph/1820marryh.htm.
2Richard Jeana, Illinois Trails, History & Genealogy, /Randolph/1820marryh.htm.
1Richard Jeana, Illinois Trails, History & Genealogy, http//www.iltrails.org, /Randolph/1820marryh.htm.
2Richard Jeana, Illinois Trails, History & Genealogy, /Randolph/1820marryh.htm.
1Kathleen Ralph BLAKE, Gallant Journey, .
2Kathleen Ralph BLAKE, Gallant Journey.
3Kathleen Ralph BLAKE, Gallant Journey.
1US Federal Census, 1850 Census Vigo, IN, #893, .
2US Federal Census, 1850 Census Vigo, IN, #893.
11850 Census Randoplh, IL, #893, , FHL film #442913.
21850 Census Randoplh, IL, #893.
3Richard Jeana, Illinois Trails, History & Genealogy, http//www.iltrails.org, Ranodlph/1840marryc.htm.
4Richard Jeana, Illinois Trails, History & Genealogy, Ranodlph/1840marryc.htm.
1US Federal Census, 1850 Census Vigo, IN, #893, .
2US Federal Census, 1850 Census Vigo, IN, #893.
3Richard Jeana, Illinois Trails, History & Genealogy, http//www.iltrails.org, Ranodlph/1840marryc.htm.
4Richard Jeana, Illinois Trails, History & Genealogy, Ranodlph/1840marryc.htm.
1compiled by Elda Jones, A Few Pioneer Familes of Randolph County, Illinois, Marrissa Historical & Genealogical Society, 1994, page 114, Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84150 USA, 977.392 D2d.
21850 Census Randoplh, IL, #893, , FHL film #442913.
3compiled by Elda Jones, A Few Pioneer Familes of Randolph County, Illinois, page 114.
41850 Census Randoplh, IL, #893.
1Ancestry.com, Illinois Marriages to 1850, online database, . Good A paid searchable database. NS1287293 Source Media Type: Electronic. "Illinois Randolph County Hindman, Sarah married Richey, William on 29 Mar 1831 in Randolph County, Illinois."
2Ancestry.com, Illinois Marriages to 1850. "Illinois Randolph County Hindman, Sarah married Richey, William on 29 Mar 1831 in Randolph County, Illinois."
3Ancestry.com, Illinois Marriages to 1850. "Illinois Randolph County Hindman, Sarah married Richey, William on 29 Mar 1831 in Randolph County, Illinois."
1Ancestry.com, Illinois Marriages to 1850, online database, . Good A paid searchable database. NS1287293 Source Media Type: Electronic. "Illinois Randolph County Hindman, Sarah married Richey, William on 29 Mar 1831 in Randolph County, Illinois."
2Ancestry.com, Illinois Marriages to 1850. "Illinois Randolph County Hindman, Sarah married Richey, William on 29 Mar 1831 in Randolph County, Illinois."
3Ancestry.com, Illinois Marriages to 1850. "Illinois Randolph County Hindman, Sarah married Richey, William on 29 Mar 1831 in Randolph County, Illinois."
1compiled by Elda Jones, A Few Pioneer Familes of Randolph County, Illinois, Marrissa Historical & Genealogical Society, 1994, page 11, Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84150 USA, 977.392 D2d.
2compiled by Elda Jones, A Few Pioneer Familes of Randolph County, Illinois, page 11.
3compiled by Elda Jones, A Few Pioneer Familes of Randolph County, Illinois, page 11.
4compiled by Elda Jones, A Few Pioneer Familes of Randolph County, Illinois, page 15.
5compiled by Elda Jones, A Few Pioneer Familes of Randolph County, Illinois, page 15.
6compiled by Elda Jones, A Few Pioneer Familes of Randolph County, Illinois, page 15.
1compiled by Elda Jones, A Few Pioneer Familes of Randolph County, Illinois, Marrissa Historical & Genealogical Society, 1994, page 15, Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84150 USA, 977.392 D2d.
2compiled by Elda Jones, A Few Pioneer Familes of Randolph County, Illinois, page 15.
3compiled by Elda Jones, A Few Pioneer Familes of Randolph County, Illinois, page 15.
1compiled by Elda Jones, A Few Pioneer Familes of Randolph County, Illinois, Marrissa Historical & Genealogical Society, 1994, page 15, Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84150 USA, 977.392 D2d. " Another Thomas HUGHES, from Pennsylvania, came to Kaskaskia in 1783, and made a claim on Big Nine Mile Creek. Claim 219 alos fenced up a spring on what has been known as the Hughes farm since 1795. Thomas HUGHES returned to Pennsylvania where he had married Martha ??? about 1771. His report of Illinois induced some others to accompany him and his family to Illinois. They secured a boat and when they reached Illinois along the Ohio River the Indians on the Illinois bank of the Ohio attachked them, killing some, including a nursing babe in his wife's arms, splashing its brains on her breasts, and killing him and some of his children. Those who were not killed landed in Kentucky. His wife, Martha, a daughter, Katherine, born in Pennsylvania, April 6, 1773, and James, born in Pennsylvania, September 6, 1777. were all that were left of the Hughes family. Thomas HUGHES lost his live trying to get to Randolph County to establish a home for himself and family."
2compiled by Elda Jones, A Few Pioneer Familes of Randolph County, Illinois, page 15. " Another Thomas HUGHES, from Pennsylvania, came to Kaskaskia in 1783, and made a claim on Big Nine Mile Creek. Claim 219 alos fenced up a spring on what has been known as the Hughes farm since 1795. Thomas HUGHES returned to Pennsylvania where he had married Martha ??? about 1771. His report of Illinois induced some others to accompany him and his family to Illinois. They secured a boat and when they reached Illinois along the Ohio River the Indians on the Illinois bank of the Ohio attachked them, killing some, including a nursing babe in his wife's arms, splashing its brains on her breasts, and killing him and some of his children. Those who were not killed landed in Kentucky. His wife, Martha, a daughter, Katherine, born in Pennsylvania, April 6, 1773, and James, born in Pennsylvania, September 6, 1777. were all that were left of the Hughes family. Thomas HUGHES lost his live trying to get to Randolph County to establish a home for himself and family."
3compiled by Elda Jones, A Few Pioneer Familes of Randolph County, Illinois, page 15. " Another Thomas HUGHES, from Pennsylvania, came to Kaskaskia in 1783, and made a claim on Big Nine Mile Creek. Claim 219 alos fenced up a spring on what has been known as the Hughes farm since 1795. Thomas HUGHES returned to Pennsylvania where he had married Martha ??? about 1771. His report of Illinois induced some others to accompany him and his family to Illinois. They secured a boat and when they reached Illinois along the Ohio River the Indians on the Illinois bank of the Ohio attachked them, killing some, including a nursing babe in his wife's arms, splashing its brains on her breasts, and killing him and some of his children. Those who were not killed landed in Kentucky. His wife, Martha, a daughter, Katherine, born in Pennsylvania, April 6, 1773, and James, born in Pennsylvania, September 6, 1777. were all that were left of the Hughes family. Thomas HUGHES lost his live trying to get to Randolph County to establish a home for himself and family."