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Author Archives: Schlick Daleiden Families - DuPage and Kane Counties of Illinois
“Roosevelt Road Dedicated” 1920 Newspaper Account
Roosevelt Road (Illinois State Route 38) runs from Chicago near the shores of Lake Michigan west to the City of Geneva and to points further west. It is one of many commercial transportation routes for the suburbs. During my research … Continue reading
German-Style Well in Old St Stephen’s Cemetery Lauds Carol Stream’s Immigrant History
The following article was posted and printed in the Daily Herald newspaper on Thursday, September 22, 2022. Kevin Davis and his wife attended this event on August 18 2022. Thursday, Aug. 18, was a beautiful summer day at St. Stephen … Continue reading
Wheaton Illinoian Newspaper Posts on Winfield Illinois and Christopher Daleiden Purchases Property in Village
I have used newspaper extensively throughout my research. News items posted in neighborhood sections of the newspaper provide a wealth of detailed information that is not available in official primary source government documents including the United States Census. Newspapers provide … Continue reading
David McCullough Historian July 7, 1933 – August 7, 2022
I do feel in my heart of hearts that if history isn’t well written, it isn’t going to be read, and if it isn’t read it’s going to die. David McCullough Prizing winning historian David McCullough died on August 7 … Continue reading
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Christina Daleiden’s Probate File
One valuable document genealogists/family historians need to find and review are the probate files and Probate Court records for their family members. The DuPage County Clerk’s Office was a rich source of family history information on the Daleiden family. One … Continue reading
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Frank Schlick Baby Photo
One of the photos that I keep in my family archive is an oval shaped photo of my grandfather as an infant. Frank was the father of my mother Louise Eleanor Schlick Davis. The photo was taken around 1911 within … Continue reading
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St. James Farm History Revealed: The East Farm of the Bollwegs
The Dupage County Forest Preserve District (Illinois) recently posted a history of the “East Farm” of Brooks McCormick’s St. James Farm. Frank Schlick, my Grandfather, was the Farm Operations Manager for many years. This blog includes a nice aerial photo … Continue reading
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Caroline Armbrust Sittler and Daughter Marie Sittler
We Genealogist people love a mystery. We love to dig into the stories of our family members who appear in old family photos. One intriguing story my wife and I unraveled was the story of Mary Anne Armbrust Schlick’s niece … Continue reading
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“The Old Timer Says”: A Collection of Quotes from Historian Jerry Apps
Time for a break from family history. Here is a collection of quote from The Old Timer Says: A Writing Journal by Wisconsin Historian Jerry Apps. When we forget our histories we forget who we are. Most of what absolutely … Continue reading
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Land Records for Michael and Christopher Daleiden 1864 – 1900s: DuPage County Farm and Land Purchases Revealed.
In June I went to the DuPage Recorder of Deeds Office in Wheaton Illinois in DuPage County. The staff was very helpful and patient. The main research objective in visiting the Recorder’s Office was to find original deeds recording the … Continue reading
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