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The author of this website is a 3gson of Chawncey Williamson and Milton Beebe who came from Ohio to Iowa in 1849.

Chawncey was born in New York, educated in Ohio and worked seven years in Southern Illinois before migrating to Iowa in 1849.

If you are related to these men, please read their migration record.

Record of migration.

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History of Williamson county, Illinois. From the earliest times, down to the present, 1876, with an accurate account of the secession movement, ordinances, raids, etc., also, a complete history of its "bloody vendetta," including all of it's recondite causes, results, etc., dated 1876.
Quick history by wikipaedia.

Author: Erwin, Milo
Publisher: Marion, Ill.
Possible copyright status: NOT_IN_COPYRIGHT
Language: English
Digitizing sponsor: CARLI: Consortium of Academic and Research Libraries in Illinois
Book contributor: The Illinois State Library
Collection: illinois_state_lib; americana
Notes: Margins are very tight throughout this book and the print goes into the gutter.
Scanfactors: 14

This book has an editable web page on Open Library.

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