a little something about me:
I
didn't like or appreciate history until I went on a trip to New Orleans
with my sister ;)
What
a beautiful place...so rich in culture and history! I fell in
love.
I
started gathering information from family members and joined a search
engine and realized that
a
year membership, just wasn't enough. I certainly wasn't going to
pay again.
I
ran into Illinois Trails and here I am.
Through
my search for my family history, I found a personal connection with
Marion County
as
well as Gallatin
County.
Hardin County
I discovered last year when I took the kids to the Shawnee
Forest.
It's trully a beautiful place. I fell in love with Elizabeth town.
It's trully a wonder of nature... a must see...
My
Grandmother, Frieda Pauline Potter, was born in Marion County and
I'm told my Grandfather, Seymour Larkin Nation
is from
Shawneetown, Gallatin County.
(
me)
Nation,
Nation,
Deanna Nation, Nation,
Nation
Living Nation (mom) married to
Living Nation (dad) Living
Nation
Living
Nation
Frieda
Pauline Potter married
to
Seymour Larkin Nation
B: 14 Aug 1915
B: 13 Oct 1900
D: 15 Feb 1988
(2nd marriage)
Martha Jane Slagley
married to
Napoleon B
Potter
B:
1876
3 Feb 1895
B: 13 May 1873
D: 27 Nov 1934
Evaline ? married to George W
Slagley
Louisa Jane Pearson married to
Thomas
Potter
B:
approx.1854
B:
approx.1852
B: 29 May 1834
7 Apr 1857
B: 25 Feb 1832
(2nd marriage)
D:17 May 1914
D: 14 Feb 1880
Mary Anne
Marshall married
to Thomas Potter
B:12/8/1806
30 Nov 1825
B: Oct 1809
D: 5 Mar 1875
Ruth
Moore married
to Thomas Potter
B: 22
Mar 1764
b: 1/1755