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Author Archives: Schlick Daleiden Families - DuPage and Kane Counties of Illinois
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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Illinois and Midwest Agricultural History Books
Throughout the past several years I have run across several books that cover Illinois, Midwest or agricultual history. When you are working on family history research you need to read books to find contextual information on the places where you … Continue reading
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Michael Daleiden First Daleiden to Come to U.S. in 1856
The one challenge in undertaking genealogy research is keeping all relatives with the same first name straight. In the Daleiden family that lived in DuPage County I encountered three Daleidens with the same first name of Michael. I will explore … Continue reading
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Mae Schlick Meets Herbert Hoover at St James Farm? Say What?: Taking a Sidetrack Journey on Family History.
We all have all at one time in our lives done this before. You know what I am talking about. Getting sidetracked when you are in the middle of a project or house work etc. etc. We get atttracted by … Continue reading
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David McCullough on Books, History, Writing, and American Democracy: “You’ve got to marinate your head, in that time and culture. You’ve got to become them.”
(Note: David McCullough died on August 7, 2022. Here is a post regarding some reflecting on his passing.) One of my favorite writers is David McCullough. David is an excellent writer and storyteller of the American past. He is also … Continue reading
History Quote by James Baldwin for Black History Month February 2022
“History, as nearly no one seems to know, is not merely something to be read. And it does not refer merely, or even principally, to the past. On the contrary, the great force of history comes from the fact that … Continue reading
History of St. James Farm Forest Preserve in Warrenville Illinois
Here is my presentation that I provided to the Wheaton Illinois Public Library in 2021 on the History of the St. James Farm Forest Preserve in Warrenville Illinois. This is the link to the Wheaton Library YouTube station where the … Continue reading
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Chauncey McCormick of St. James Farm in Warrenville Illinois
My grandfather Frank Schlick worked from the mid 1920s to 1985 for Chauncey McCormick and then his son Brooks McCormick at St. James Farm. The farm is now part of the Forest Preserve District of Dupage County. Here my my … Continue reading
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The German Immigrants of Winfield, Illinois.
Winfield, Illinois is located in Winfield Township DuPage County Illinois. Today (2022) it contains a population of 9,700 people. In reviewing the growth of this community in the mid -1850s it contained a handful of German farmers and merchants. In … Continue reading