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Quincy, Illinois

Quincy, Illinois

Quincy, Illinois

Quincy, Illinois

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Memories of Quincy, Illinois

Photos of Quincy, Illinois: 3

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(1/3) City Seal Quincy, Illinois. Quincy, Illinois
Representative Men and Homes, Quincy, Illinois
(2/3) Representative Men and Homes, Quincy, Illinois Theodore Chester Poling (1840-1920), Julius C W Kespohl (1844-1909), Marshall Travilla (1856-1941), Johann Herman Tenk (1837-1907), Clarence Alburto Myers (1853-1940), John Wesley Myers Sr. (1861-1939), Alfred Augustus Whipple (1845-1928), Henry L Whipple (1871-), Thomas Jefferson Clark (1853-1920), Frank Sonnet (1848-1915), William Smith Warfield (1836-1915), Joseph Henry VandenBoom (1854-1933), Joseph Newton Carter (1843-1913), Egbert Halsey Osborn (1841-1924), Benjamin F Berrian (1830-1911), Frederick William Menke (1832-1908), Richard Foote Newcomb (1837-1904), Joseph Welch Emery (1850-1936), John Adam Steinbach (1847-1915), Jonathan Parkhurst (1827-1905), Quincy, Illinois, Frank Henry Weems (1862-1933), Jesse Ewel Weems (1831-1919), Milton Kimball Weems (1859-1930), Lorenzo Bull (1819-1905), William Samuel Knapheide (1865-1940), Robert William Gardner (1832-1907), Edward Jarvis Parker (1842-1912), Rudolph H Tenk (1872-1946), Nikolaus Kohl (1836-1921), Nicholas Heintz (1839-1936), Henry Prentiss Walton (1832-1915), Thomas Dimma Gardner (1862-1931), Henry H Moller (1848-1900), Henry B Menke (1834-1923), Joseph B Menke (1868-1956), Harvey Chatten (1853-1930), Enoch R Chatten (1846-1925), Thomas Scott Baldwin (1854-1923), Jacob Funk Daugherty (1840-1931), Aldo Sommer (1830-1916), Charles Henry Bull (1822-1908), Chauncey Harlow Castle (1843-1909), Henry A Williamson (1828-1916), Charles Henry Williamson (1862-1916), Henry Francis Joseph Ricker (1822-1904), George Edward Ricker (1867-1935), Gorham James Cottrell (1830-1906), Thomas Pope (1820-1900), Charles Enoch Carley (1856-1923), George Wells (1846-1934), John Randolph Wisdom (1848-1903), Willard Putnam Upham (1841-1912), Samuel Hopkins Emery Jr. (1840-1906), Edwin Freeman Bradford (1841-1921), Joseph L Morgan (1843-1904), Dickerson McAfee (1848-1924), James Edward Adams (1848-1922), William Somerville (1837-1911), Alexander Sholl (1842-1915), Edmund Miller Botsford (1853-1918), James Herbert Clark (1846-1909), Charles Turner Dazey (1855-1938), Anton Binkert (1836-1920), J Herman Heidbreder (1842-1907), John W Reed (1859-1945), Edward Sohm (1845-1938), John W Cassidy (1865-1931), Charles C Osborn (1842-1923), George C Parkhurst (abt.1870-), Cornelius Gesner Volk (1858-1906), Gerald Finley Jones (1859-1921), William Hubert McMein (1860-1927), Charles Stern (1851-1935), David Stern (1855-1939), George H Stahl (1864-1931), Loring Bennet Bartlett (1862-1951), Sylvester P Bartlett (1842-1921), Lewis B Boswell (1855-1936), Bernard H Miller (1848-1930), William Henry Arthur (1852-1934), Elijah D Young (1870-1920), William Scott Flack (1830-1918), Osmon Baker Gordon (1845-1922), John L Bert (1835-1918), James E MacMurray (1862-1943), James E (McMurry) MacMurray (1862-1943), Andrew Doerr (1843-1914), William T Duker (1861-1940), George Ertel (1830-1902), Charles A Blank (1852-1920), William Ludewig Wilhelm Steinwedell (1827-1912), John McAdams (1843-1929), Leaton Irwin (1863-1945), Walter Pope Spry (1868-1953), William E Kendall (1860-1923), Louis Frederick Schaefer (1871-1959), John Louis Soebbing (1861-1938), Llewellyn B McKenna (1844-1915), James Dickson (1847-1914), William Henry Konantz (1846-1933), Fred P Taylor (1858-1922), Harris Swimmer (1844-1906), William Eber (1829-1910), Frank Wesley Osborn (1867-1946), Wick Anderson (1869-), Edward W Trowbridge (1860-1943), John Batschy (1855-1922), Charles Oehlman (1849-1921), John Henry Bastert (1866-1920), Benjamin G Vasen (1857-1916), Frank R Tubbesing (1854-1905), Frederick Thuman (1839-), Byrom Whitfield (1850-1913), Henry Francis Lummis (1856-1939), John J Flynn (1854-1907), Leonard M Schmitt (1848-1915), Herman Moecker (1866-1904), Charles W Breitweiser (1862-1946), John S Slusher (1867-1926), Joel Benton (1871-1929), Herbert L Lonsdale (1871-), William L Moore (1854-1939), Albert Sellner (1850-1936), James B Corrigan (1856-1934), J Fred Tellbuescher (1848-1923), Joseph Robbins (1834-1909), Robert James Christie (1864-1917), Isaac T Wilson (1825-1904), Alfred L Castle (1875-1951), John Hume Rice (1854-1923), Henry Hatch (1848-1905), Levin H. A. Nickerson (1851-1939), Edmund Brewer Montgomery (1858-1954), Joseph B Shawgo (1843-1913), Albert H Schmidt (1858-1914), Henry Hart (1863-1922), John D Justice (1854-1921), Otis G Johnston (1867-1919), F S Nichols (1861-), Charles Dewey Center (1869-1934), Robert Adams Gardner (1861-1908), Henry F Naumann (1871-1967), Harry Dexter Blasland (1870-1941), John R McLellan (1874-), John C Broady (1849-1907), Carl Edwin Epler (1857-1927), Elisha Bentley Hamilton (1838-1902), William Henry Govert (1844-1921), Lawrence Earle Emmons (1836-1919), James Newfield Sprigg (1850-1906), Franklin M McCann (1848-1931), George Henry Wilson (1866-1949), Albert Akers (1849-1927), John Thomas Inghram (1870-1936), Hope Scott Davis (1828-1905), Charles Madison Holt (1858-1931), Joseph L Sheridan (1862-1918), John W Roth (1858-1929), James McKinnay (1867-1930), Jackson R Pearce (1862-1927), Albert R Smith (1855-1933), William K Haselwood (1840-1916), Rolla E McNeall (1861-1943), Horace J Farrar (1862-1930), Alfred Abijah Seehorn (1860-1919), J Henry Steinkamp (1837-1923), John Ahern (1857-1926), William A McConnell (1850-1907), George J Schlag (1858-1921), Thomas J Manning (1856-). Quincy, Illinois 1899
History of Quincy and Its Men of Mark
(3/3) History of Quincy and Its Men of Mark James Washington Singleton (1811-1892), John B Wood (1798-1880), William Alexander Richardson (1811-1875), Orville Hickman Browning (1806-1881), Charles Alexander Savage (1814-1884), Henry Vanderburg Sullivan (1816-1883), Calvin Averill Warren Esq (1807-1881), Amos Green (1815-1901), Jackson Grimshaw (1822-1875), Joseph Galloway Rowland (1830-1903), Benjamin Mayberry Prentiss (1819-1901), Thomas Redmond (1804-1878), James M Pitman (1813-1879), Robert Smith Benneson (1807-1893), Thomas Jasper (1812-1880), Maitland F Boon (1835-1906), Quincy, Illinois, Robert William Gardner (1832-1907), Aldo Sommer (1830-1916), Henry Francis Joseph Ricker (1822-1904), Edward Wells (1813-1892), Henry S Osborn (1814-1895), Sylvester P Bartlett (1842-1921), William Ludewig Wilhelm Steinwedell (1827-1912), Robert Tillson (1800-1892), John Kendall VanDoorn (1814-1875), James Dada Morgan (1810-1896), Enoch Comstock (1815-1875), Henry Root (1813-1895), Alexander Edwin Wheat (1833-1885), Caleb Mayo Pomeroy (1810-1887), George Adams (1814-1893), Moses Jacobs (1828-1894), Louis Buddee (1819-1881), Michael Piggott (1834-1921), A. J. F. Prevost (1821-1887), Frederick H Aldrich (1836-1918), Moses M Bane (1825-1897), William Gillespie Ewing (1839-1922), James B Cahill (1838-1874), Charles H Morton (1826-1880), Kiler Kent Jones (1825-1886), Frederick W Meyer (1836-1899), Albert B Kingsbury (1830-1886), Louis Miller (1831-1898), William B Andrews (1830-), Henry Allen (-1876), Samuel E Seger (1826-1882), Frederick W Jansen (1815-1871), Elbridge Kimball Stone (1818-1898), Charles Willard Keyes (1841-1898), Willard Keyes (1792-1872), Uri Scovill Penfield (1822-1884), Josiah T Bradford (1823-1905), Francis Dwight Schermerhorn (1836-1920), Nehemiah Bushnell (1813-1873), Onias Childs Skinner (1817-1877). Quincy, Illinois 1869


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