News for THS – New Whiteside Co. History Book
News source from listserver@tampicohistoricalsociety.com: FYI – The Whiteside County Genealogical Society is in the process of creating a new County Book. Details are still in the process. Representatives visited the TAHS at our last meeting to give us an update. They will be doing a direct mailing in near future, asking you for your family history. They are allowing up to 500 words and one photo at no charge. Don stressed that you do not have to have generations of history in the county (They already have bios on them). If you, or direct relatives, have participated in the betterment...
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News source from listserver@tampicohistoricalsociety.com: Greetings Historical Society Members: Please plan to attend the March 27 meeting. Come EARLY!. A representative from Monsanto plans to be here to present the check which Duane applied for and we have been granted. This will be a BIG boost to our treasury and we are grateful to Duane and Monsanto!! Other important items will be discussed, including the new Whiteside County Historical Book and preparations need to be made for the Annual Mexican Train Domino nite to be held Sat, April 14. We will need donations of food and members...
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News source from listserver@tampicohistoricalsociety.com: Greetings Members & Friends of Tampico Area Historical Society; The annual “fun” fund raiser – matching funds with Royal Neighbors of America will be Sat., April 14. Mexican Train Dominoes will be played in the Tampico Community Building with play starting at 6:30 pm. Low score prizes and door prizes will be awarded. Everyone is welcome to attend. If you are unable to attend, the Society will be most grateful for your donation,which can be sent to PO Box 154, Tampico, IL 61283. The time for renewal of dues is...
Read MoreLost Your Ancestors? Get an Old Map!
1872 – Illinois, Whiteside County, Prophetstown Twnship Maps are wonderful works of art and technology. Imagine not having a map or GPS navigation system today. We would still be able to get around, but when we had to travel “long” distances, this would prove to be a challenge, if we had not been there before (or were unable to stop and ask for directions, like most men have been stereotyped). Having a map helped our ancestors get from the east coast to the west coast, but early on, they were known as “guides”. These intrepid early explorers actually...
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Today we announce the official release of the website for Ancestral Family Roots. Here, it is possible to discover your past roots. We have experienced family Genealogists who are committed to the highest quality results at affordable prices. Contact us for a free consultation so we can help with your questions.
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