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Monthly Archives: February 2022
William T. Daleiden: A Life Filled with Tragedies
William T. Daleiden was the only son of Christopher and Margaret Daleiden of Winfield Township, DuPage County, Illinois. As I researched William’s life several tragedies occurred within his lifetime emerged from my research. William was born on the 17 November … Continue reading
Casper Schlick: 1st Schlick to Immigrate to America
Casper Schlick settled in America in 1852. He began the family line in America, in Illinois and in DuPage County. At the age of thirty-two he traveled on the sailing ship the Bessel from the port of Bremen, Germany to … Continue reading
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The Wedding of Mae C. Hodous and Frank J. Schlick 1932
One of the most cherished items that was passed down in our family was a small diary type booklet that on the cover is titled: The Bride’s Book. Inside this booklet are the hand written remarks and notes of Mae … Continue reading
Grandma Mary Anne Schlick’s Devil Food Chocolate Cake Recipe YUM!
Time to take a break during the waning months of winter and cook some real old fashion comfort food. I always like to start with dessert! This recipe is from my Great Grandfather Casper Schlick’s mother Mary Anne (nee Armbrust) … Continue reading
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The Winfield Glimpses: A Source on Winfield’s History
An online source happened to run across several years ago is a blog titled Glimpses of Winfield. Here is the link for this Blog. The Blog ran from November 2008 to July 2016. Here is the author, Kevin F. Schramer’s, … Continue reading
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Dates Facts and Statistics: 1850s to 1930s
I will be sharing with any reader of this blog some of the sources I utilized in my research. I own a small pocket sized booklet. The Nancy Hendrickson’s book was published by Family Tree Books. They also publish a … Continue reading
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The Winfield Cooperative Creamery in Winfield Illinois
In Winfield Illinois on the east end of Beecher street at 27W359 is the former location of the Winfield Cooperative Creamery. This site was once the location of a major company that operated in Winfield. Here is a brief history … Continue reading
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Schlick Family of Beecher Street in Winfield
My grandparents Frank J. and Mae C. Schlick build a home at 27w356 Beecher in Winfield Illinois Winfield Township Winfield Illinois. My mother Louise (nee Schlick) Davis was only three years old when the U.S. Census was recorded on 6 … Continue reading
William B. Daleiden Postmaster and Store Owner Winfield Illinois.
Willam B. Daleiden was the son of William T. Daleiden. William B.’s grandfather was Christopher Daleiden. In 1930 per the U.S. Census William was 28 years of age and married to Mary Charlotte ( nee Gudgel). They were living in … Continue reading
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Jerry Apps Farm Historian and Storyteller
I have through their writings become acquainted with many historians and writers. In a previous blog I wrote about David McCullough. Another writer and historian that I admire is Jerry Apps. Apps lives in Wisconsin and is a prolific author … Continue reading
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