Guthrie Family Group 5 – Branch B
BEVERLY GUTHRIE 1779NC – 1821IL and PATIENCE GRIDER and NANCY HAMILTON
of North Carolina, Kentucky, and Illinois, USA

BEVERLY GUTHRIE
Parents: Levi Guthrie 1744VA – Aft.1816KY and Elizabeth ‘Betty’ Yamons c1745 – 1825IL
Birth: 1779
Location: North Carolina, USA
Marriage (1st): 19 Dec 1803 to Patience Grider in Adair County, Kentucky, USA
Marriage (2nd): 23 May 1815 to Nancy Hamilton in Adair County, Kentucky, USA
Military Service: Unknown
Occupation: Unknown
Death: 1 Oct 1821
Location: Madison County, Illinois, USA
Burial: Unknown, presumably in Madison County, Illinois, USA

PATIENCE GRIDER
Parents: Martin Bramlett Grider and Sarah Coffey (unverified)
Birth: Abt. 1779 or census-based 1776-1794
Location: North Carolina, USA
Guthrie Children: 4
Death: 1814
Location: Kentucky, USA
Burial: Unknown, presumably in Adair County, Kentucky, USA

NANCY HAMILTON
Parents: Thomas Hamilton and Rebecca Rhea (unverified)
Birth: 1794
Location: Greene County, Kentucky, USA
Guthrie Children: 2
Death: Bef. 1840
Location: Illinois, USA
Burial: Unknown, presumably in Illinois, USA

NOTES:
Beverly Guthrie’s parents, Levi and Elizabeth (Yamons) Guthrie married in St James Northam Parish in Goochland, Goochland County, Virginia. Beverley’s birth location is listed in trees as North Carolina, which may support the identification of a Levi Gutrey receiving a Revolutionary War Pay Voucher from Newbern, Craven, NC, although there are other men of the same name for which that record might apply. We are given 1779 as his DOB. The 1820 census corroborates that by placing him in the 26-44 category, which indicates he was born between 1776-1794.

He married twice. First to Patience Grider at the Adair County Courthouse in Adair County, Kentucky on 19 December 1803. Secondly to Nancy Hamilton on 23 May 1815, also in Adair. He is credited with 1 son and 3 daughters by his first marriage, and 2 daughters by his second.

Beverly Guthrie died on 1 October 1821 in Madison County, Illinois. His administrators were his widow, Nancy, and Dempsey Guthrie, presumably his brother. Probate entries were recorded in Madison County, Illinois, but Beverly Guthrie still owned land in Adair County, KY. It is through the sale of that land that the names of his surviving children are documented. Nancy and her daughters were possibly living in her brother-in-law Dempsey Guthrie’s household during the 1830 census. One daughter was born between 1805-1810 and the rest 1811-1820.

G – 322-3: 1829 – Beverly (Est) (Nancy, Mary, Sally, Patience, Susan) to Joseph Turner – Com. Deed – 57A Owens Cr – IMG182-83

GUTHRIE CHILDREN: 6
Birth Order Unconfirmed: (Son – FNU) (Daughters: Nancy, Mary, Sally, Patience, Susan)
Y-DNA Project Participants: NONE
Autosomal DNA Participants: NONE

CHILD 1: (UNIDENTIFIED SON) GUTHRIE
Born 1805-20 KY – Died Bef. 1829 KY or IL
Marital Status: Unknown

This son was not listed as an heir when the Adair County KY property was sold in 1829. He likely died young.

CHILD 2: NANCY GUTHRIE
Born 1805-14 KY – Died Aft. 1829
Marital Status: Unknown

Since the birth order of the children is unknown, we don’t know if Nancy was the eldest daughter. All of the daughters are listed as “infant heirs” meaning they were underage in 1829 for the sale of their father’s Adair KY property. Since their mother is not listed as a head of household in Illinois, it may be that she and the girls were living in the household of her brother-in-law, Dempsey Guthrie. Especially since he was also named as co-executor of Beverly’s estate.

There are two Madison, IL marriage records for brides named Nancy Guthrie. The first is to John Scanland in 1827. The second is for a Nancy Jane Guthrie to Joseph Robinson in 1849. both marriage performed by WC Ballard, mg.

The Scanland marriage has been attributed to a Nancy Guthrie listed as the daughter of Dempsey Guthrie and his first wife Elizabeth. The second one could be a woman from another generation of Guthries. The last will and testament of Dempsey Guthrie does not list his children’s names. Is it possible that this is the Nancy Guthrie who married John Scanland?

CHILD 3: SUSAN GUTHRIE
Born 1805-1814 KY – Died Aft. 1829
Marital Status: Unknown

Susan is named in the 1829 deed of sale as an “infant heir” of Beverly Guthrie for the sale of his Adair KY property. No further details have been found. She is the last of the daughters listed, but there is no indication of birth order. Based on the census estimates for sisters Mary and Patience, they are most likely the youngest daughters.

CHILD 4: SALLY GUTHRIE
Born 1805-1814 KY – Died Aft. 1829
Marital Status: Unknown

The name Sally is generally found as a nickname for Sarah, but it should not automatically be assumed that was the case. There is no Madison IL marriage record found for a Guthrie woman of either name in the 1820-1850 timeframe.

The 1850 census of Madison, IL lists 8 women named Sally born 1800-1820. Only 4 were born in either KY or IL: Sally Nix, 49, wife of Ambrose, born about 1801, is too old. Sally Davis, 40, born in IL, wife of Charles Davis, was born about 1810. Sally M Ballard, 40, born about 1810, married Ryland Ballard. Sally Widom in Alton, 38, born about 1812, wife of Isaac Widom.

Find-a-Grave lists the wife of Ryland Ballard as Sarah ‘Sally’ Gillham. Madison, IL marriage records confirm the marriage in 1833. Charles Davis married Sarah Vanhooser in 1830 Madison, IL. The wife of Ambrose Nix was Sarah L Judy. No further info found on the Widom marriage, which may be an incorrect spelling.

CHILD 5: MARY GUTHRIE
Born 1816 KY – Aft. 1870 IA
Spouse: George Thomas m. 4 June 1835 Schuyler, IL

Mary Guthrie was the wife of George Thomas. They married on 4 June 1835 in Schuyler, Illinois. This is the same location as the marriage for Patience Guthrie, below. One of Mary’s daughter was named Patience.

This was George Thomas’ second marriage. his first wife was Elizabeth Jackson (1785-1834) by whom he had two daughters, Amy (1821) and Rachel (1826). A year after Elizabeth’s death he remarried to Mary Guthrie. She was then 19 years old to his 39. He was a farmer. They raised a family of 5 boys and 4 girls.

Between 1840 and 1850 they moved from Brown County, IL to Des Moines, Jefferson, IA. By 1856 they had settled in Benton, Wayne, IA. George Thomas died there on 10 Nov 1860 and is buried at Allerton at Hazel Dell Cemetery. Mary’s DOD and location are unknown. One family tree reports it as 1878 in IL.

Thomas Children: 9
1.) David Merritt Thomas: born 1838IL – died 1913OK (m1.1866IA) Ellen Jane Ferguson +children; (m2.1882 IA) Alice Downing
2.) Charles H Thomas: born 1839IL – died 1860 at 21 years old. Unmarried.
3.) Susan Ellen Thomas: born 1842IL – died 1906NE (m.1860 IA) Amos Hallett +children
4.) Nathan Rheum Thomas: born 1845IA – died aft. 1920KS (m.1873) Juliett Cox +children
5.) Harriet ‘Amelia’ Thomas: born abt.1846IA-died1925IA (m.abt.1874) John Stirling +children
6.) Jefferson Thomas: born 1848 IA – died 1856 IA at 8 years old.
7.) Patience J Thomas: born 1851 IA – died aft. 1860 – no further details
8.) Lemuel Goodman Thomas: born 1854IA – died 1915OK (m.1878MO) Nancy Jane Sharrock +children
9.) Eliza Jennie Thomas: born 1858IA – died 1920-30 (m.1902 IL) Elijah S Calkins -no children

CHILD 6: PATIENCE GUTHRIE
Born abt. 1818 KY or IL – Died Aft. 1880 IL
Spouse: George Lilburn m.19 Apr 1836 Schuyler, IL

Beverly and one of his wives had a daughter named Patience Guthrie. The 1836 marriage to George Lilburn is the only one at about the right time in IL for a bride of her name. However, descendants remain unverified as there are no Autosomal DNA participants at this time with Guthrie matches. There was a George Lilburn, probably the father of this man, listed on the 1820 census of Wood River, Madison, IL indicating that he was living in the area in Madison, IL when this Patience Guthrie was growing up.

Lilburn Children: 9
Y-DNA Project Participants: N/A – Female Guthrie
Autosomal DNA Participants: NONE

1.) Mary E Lilburn: born c1837Il – died 1880-1900 (m1.1858IL) William Francis +children; (m2.1872 MO) William Carlton +children
2.) Martha J Lilburn: born abt.1842 – died aft 1870 (m.1861IL) James Francis – no known children
3.) William Thomas Lilburn: born abt. 1844IL – died 1863TN Civil War at 19 years old – unmarried
4.) Catherine Susan Lilburn: born abt. 1846IL – died 1923OK (m.1868IL) James Mathew Frost +children
5.) John Stephen Lilburn: born 1847IL-died 1917MO (m.1869) Sarah E Wilson +children
6.) Ellen Lilburn: born abt. 1850IL – died aft 1860 – no further info
7.) David Lilburn: born abt. 1853IL – died aft 1870 – no further info
8.) Julia Ann Lilburn: born about 1856IL – died (m.1873IL) Newton C Murray – no known children
9.) Harriet ‘Hattie’ Lilburn: born abt. 1858IL – died aft. 1880 (m.1877IL) Francis M Mayfield +children

READING and RESOURCES

Research Locations:
Green County, Kentucky (formed in 1792 from Lincoln and Nelson counties)
Adair County, Kentucky (formed in 1801 from Green County / south-central KY)
Madison County, Illinois (formed in 1812 from parts of Randolph and Clair Counties)

DOCUMENTS: Green County, KY Land Records
INDEX – Volume 1: 1793-1845 – Letter G Index Begins p.170-190 – FHL 007896965 – IMG 91 – 101
1793-1798 – Grantor or Grantee – No Guthrie Entries
1798-1802 – Grantor or Grantee – No Guthrie Entries
1802-1803 – Grantee – No Guthrie Entries
1803-1806 – Grantor – No Guthrie Entries
1803-1806 – Grantee: Guthrie, Dempsey from Thos. Dudley – Book 4 – Page 237 – 21 Jan 1808
1806-1810 – Grantor or Grantee – No Guthrie Entries
1810-1814 – Grantor: Guthrie, Dempsey to Moses Miers – Book 6 – Page 99 – 25 Aug 1809
1810-1814 – Grantee – No Guthrie Entries (Several Gutridge, Grosley entries)
1814-1817 – Grantor or Grantee – No Guthrie Entries
1817-1819 – Grantor or Grantee – No Guthrie Entries
1819-1821 – Grantor or Grantee – No Guthrie Entries
1821-1823 – Grantor or Grantee – No Guthrie Entries
1823-1825 – Grantor or Grantee – No Guthrie Entries
1825-1829 – Grantor or Grantee – No Guthrie Entries
1829-1830 – Grantor or Grantee – No Guthrie Entries
1830-1832 – Grantor or Grantee – No Guthrie Entries
1832-1835 – Grantor: Guthrie, Jas (of Louisville) to S A Spencer – Book 15 – Page 20 IMG38
1832-1835 – Grantor: Guthrie, Jas and Eliza wf to Richd. Steele – Book 15 – Page 319 – IMG 188

1832-1835 – Grantee – No Guthrie Entries
1835-1837 – Grantor or Grantee – No Guthrie Entries
1837-1840 – Grantor or Grantee – No Guthrie Entries
1840-1843 – Grantor or Grantee – No Guthrie Entries
1843-1845 – Grantor or Grantee – No Guthrie Entries

DOCUMENTS: Adair County, Kentucky – Deeds, 1802-1905, indexes, 1802-1941
INDEX, GRANTOR 1802-1938; GRANTEE, A-H 1802-1938: FHL 007856524
GRANTORS – Guthrie Index on IMG 254
A – 369: 1806 – Adam Guthrie of Sevier TN to John and William Anderson – Power of Atty 
[This man is probably the Adam Guthrie of GFG7 who was m. to Mary Anderson]
C – 301: 1813 – Beverly Guthrie to Stephen Guthrie – Deed – 17A Crocus Crk
C – 366: 1814 – Levi Guthrie to Stephen Guthrie – Deed – 73A Crocus Crk – IMG 208
G – 322-3: 1829 – Beverly (Est) (Nancy, Mary, Sally, Patience, Susan) to Joseph Turner – Com. Deed – 57A Owens Cr – IMG182-83
39 – 612: 1920 – Alfona and Lora Guthrie to Clarence Strange – Deed – 252A Harrods Fork Crk
48 – 150: 1927 – S A Guthrie to L S Guthrie – Deed – 187A Glensford Cr
50 – 240: 1931 – S A Guthrie to J T and Netty Bryson – Deed – 2 Tracts Harrods Fork Cr
55 – 189: 1937 – Lora and S A Guthrie to Bell Willen al – Deed – 2 Tracts Glensfork Cr
GRANTEES – Guthrie Index on IMG 1026 (Blurry) and 1027
C – 301: 1813 – Stephen Guthrie from Beverly Guthrie – Deed – 17A Crocus Creek
C – 366: 1813 – Stephen Guthrie from Levi Guthrie – Deed – 73A Crocus Creek – IMG 208
20 – 271: 1905 – Phonzo Guthrie from (Multiple) Morgan al – Deed – 388A Harrods Fork Creek
22 – 188: 1906 – Phonzo Guthrie from Morgan Estate – Deed – 388A Harrods Fork Creek
38 – 506: 1920 – LS and SA Guthrie from Lizzy, Kelly, and WH Jones – Deed – 4 Tracts Glensfork Crk
41 – 11: 1921 – Alfonso Guthrie from Clarence & Viola (Blurry) – Deed – 252A Harrods Fork Creek
41 – 320: 1921 – SA Guthrie from (Multiple) Samuell al – Deed – 2 Tracts Glensfork Cr
48 – 150: 1927 – LS Guthrie from SA Guthrie – 187 Acres Glensfork Creek
48 – 556: 1928 – SA Guthrie from JB and Ida Burke – Deed – Lot Fortune Street
50 – 10 (or 16): 1930 – S A Guthrie from E G and Mable Hill – 3 Lots Rose Addition
50 – 430: 1931 – LS Guthrie from AC & Eleanor Nelson – Deed – 48A Glensfork Creek
52 – 150: 1933 S A Guthrie from JN and Edna Murrell – Lot #30 Fortune Street
55 – 503: 1938 – L S Guthrie from Helm estate – Deed – 28A Glensfork Creek

BOOK: Laird, Marilyn Poe. ‘Adair County, Kentucky Court Orders, 1802-1808.’ Digital Repository: Family Search.
(p.7) p.23 – Dempsey Guthrie 100 acres waters Crocus and Cabin fork 
(p.7) p.24 – Stephen Guthrie 200 same. (waters Crocus)
(p.15) p.51 – Monday, March 7, 1803 – Levi Guthrie made proof for 85a on Crocus
(p.36) p.125 – Monday, Oct 1, 1804 – Dempsey Guthrie for 62A Mudd Lick fork.
(p.36) p.126 – Monday, oct 1, 1804 – Jeremiah Burbadige, Andrew Kelsoe, William Vincent and Levi Guthrie or any three of them to view best way for a road from Court house in Columbia to intersect the road leading from Lincoln to Campbells ferry near James Watkinson’s so as to lead past Moores Mill.
(p.44) p.151 – Monday, April 1, 1805 – Levy Guthrie to relinquisheth 85A on Crocus Creek.
(p44) p.152 – Monday, April 1, 1805 – Beverly Guthrie made proof for 75A on Crocus Creek.

BOOK: Ellsberry, Elizabeth Prather. ‘Will Records of Adair County, Kentucky, 1805-1820‘ Chillicothe, MO. Digital Repository: Family Search. 
(Will Book A) – No Guthrie Entries.

DOCUMENTS: Adair County, Kentucky, WILLS, 1804-1930
FHL 004818715 – Letter G Index Begins IMG 33 of 101 – No Guthrie Entries

DOCUMENTS: Adair County, Kentucky, COURT ORDERS, 1802-1903
Order index – A-Z 1802-1940 – FHL 008151273
Plaintiffs – Letter G Index Begins IMG 223 of 604
Grider Index – IMG 233
No Guthrie Entries as Plaintiffs

BOOK: History of Madison County Illinois, 1882. Digital Repository: Google Books
p.143-144
Eight Board 1826-1727. Subdivision of County Into Election Districts
Collinsville District
The election is to be held at Collinsville with Dempsey Guthrie, John Hall, and Eli Mather as judges
p.221
Muster Roll of Capt Julius L Barnsbak’s company of Mounted Volunteers of the First Regiment of the Brigade under the command of Gen. Whiteside. This company was organized at Edwardsville. It was mustered out of the service at the mouth of Fox river, Illinois, May 28th, 1832. Distance 284 miles from the place of enlistment. (Roll Includes) Privates. Guthrie, Henry.
p.239
Muster Roll of the 13th Regiment – Company B
Drafted and Sub-Recruits
Guthrie, Louis, mustered out June 4, 1865
p.290
1844-45 – Henry Guthrie is identified as an ‘exhorter’ in a discussion about the church.
p.455
John Hadley was born in Maryland in 1776, of English parents, and when a young man went to Kentucky, where he married a lady by the name of Guthrie. This family came from Virginia and settled in Madison county at a very early date. In 1817 Mr Hadley removed with his family to Illinois, and settled on Pleasant Ridge, in this township, June 20th of that year. He was a volunteer in the ranging service of 1812. He reared a family of children, who grew up and settled around him. Of his sons, James, Dempsey, and William, only one, William, is now living. Dempsey died here, and James died in Missouri, whence he moved a few years ago. William Hadley was born in Kentucky in 1806, and is well known to many of the citizens of the county. He is a Methodist minister, and was among the early preachers in Madison. At present he is living at Carbondale in this State, while members of his family are still residents of this county.
p.456
Dempsey Guthrie ,who settled about two miles northeast of Collinsville, operated a horse-mill that was in existence in 1818.
Miscellaneous Information
Secretaries of the Treasury
(List includes) 21 James Guthrie – Appointed Mar. 7, 18(blurred)

DOCUMENTS: Madison County, Illinois – Real Estate – Deed Records 1817-1888
Real estate grantee index Books A-Q 1814-1867
Grantee Index “G” from 1814 to 1875
IMG378: Gutherie & Weathers – 1834 – from Levi Lawrence – Entry Book 5 – 69 – Record Book 10 – 381
IMG382: Dempsey Guthrie – 1839 – from A Batterton – Entry Book 6 – 326 – Record Book 15 – 578
IMG385: Dempsey Guthrie – 1845- from John D Scanland – Entry Book 7 – 324 – Record Book 27 – 218
IMG385: William Gutherie – 1845 – from John Robinson’s Heirs – Entry Bk 7 – 368 – Record Bk 27 – 432
IMG386: William Guthrie – 1846 – from J & D Robinson – Entry Book 8 – 64 – Record Book 28 – 303
IMG386: William Guthrie – 1847 – from Dempsey Guthrie – Entry Book 8 – 88 – Record Book 28 – 436
IMG388: William Guthri – 1850 – from Dempsey Robinson – Entry Bk 9 – 224 – Record Bk 34 – 211-212 
IMG394: William Guthrie by trustee – 1855 – from David C Tandy – Bk 11 – 466 – Record Bk 49 – 133
Index Reviewed through 1865 
Real estate grantor index Books A-S 1814-1875
Grantor Index “G” from 1814 to 1875
Grantor 1814 – 1832
IMG276: Henry Gutherie 1834 to William Weathers – Entry Book 5 – 69 – Record Book 10 – 382
IMG279: Gutherie & Batterton 1838 to Alfred Riggin – Entry Book 6 – 222 – Record Book 17 – 604
IMG282: Dempsey Guthrie 1844 to John D Scanland – Entry Book 7 – 324 – Record Book 27 – 218
IMG282: William Gutherie 1845 to Derrick Willmann – Entry Book 7 – 365 – Record Book 27 – 417
IMG283: Henry Guthrie 1846 to David Marks – Entry Book 8 – 59 – Record Book 25 – 384
IMG283: Dempsey Gutherie 1847 to William Guthrie – Entry Book 8 – 88 – Record Book 28 – 436
IMG283: William Guthrie 1847 to Frederick Dannenberg – Entry Book 8 – 88 – Record Book 28 – 438
IMG284: William Guthrie 1847 to Conrad Lindenberger – Entry Book 8 – 139 – Record Book 30 – 20
IMG291: William Guthrie 1855 to David C Tandy – Book 11 – 345 – Record Book – 47 – 675
IMG292: William Guthrie 1855 to David C Tandy – Book 11 – 466 – Record Book 47 – 689
Index Reviewed Through 1865

DOCUMENTS: Madison County, Illinois – Administrators and Executors Index
FHL 004595172 – IMG 365

DOCUMENTS: Madison County, Illinois Probate Records, 1818-1981
Probate Record Book 1 – 1821-1832: FHL 004669675 – Letter G Index – IMG 259 of 729
Guthrie, Beverly – Page 41 – Page 58 – Page 94 – Page 100
The probate case files at the FHL for Madison County, IL are locked. Must be viewed at the FHL or affiliated center.

Page 41 – IMG 304: Edwardsville, Monday, October 15th, 1821
Nancy Guthrie widow of Beverly Guthrie of this county deceased appears in court and deposed as to the death of the said Beverly and that he died intestate and that the Goods Chattels and credits of her said husband are of the value of about two hundred dollars and upon her motion Letters of Administration are ordered to be issued to the said Nancy and Dempsey Guthrie.

Page 58 – IMG 313: Edwardsville, Monday, January 7th 1822
Dempsey Guthrie one of the administrators of Beverly Guthrie deceased appeared in court and in behalf of himself and his co-administrator Nancy Guthrie presented an inventory appraisement and bill of sales of the personal property of the intestate and upon his motion the same were received approved and ordered to be filed.

Page 94 – IMG 331: Edwardsville, Monday, November 4th 1822
Nancy Guthrie and Dempsey Guthrie admins. of the estate of Beverly Guthrie deceased in Court presented the __ of a notice giving information of their intention to settle said estate this day. said business was continued to 24th Dec Court adjourned.

Page 100 – 101 – IMG 334: Edwardsville, December 24th, 1822
the business of Nancy and Dempsey Guthrie adminx and administrator of the estate of Beverly Guthrie continued to this day was taken up by court.
(Details Given)
The said administratrix and administrator having exhibited a full account of the settlement of said estate of Beverly Guthrie deceased. It is therefore ordered by this court that they be discharged from all further concern therewith as well as their securities in the bond to the people of the state.

BOOK: Shelley, Jane and Wasser, Elsie M. (1984) Madison County Illinois Marriage Records Index 1813-1850 Volume One
Andrew Guthrie–Fanny Tuthill–22 Nov 1848–N Cleveland mg–81-234
Guthrie, Dempsey–Emily Grissom–16 Oct 1841–J Vest mg–52-53
Guthrie, Dosha–William Scanland–4 Nov 1821–M Cox jp–9-360
Guthrie, Elizabeth–Eyekiel Pee–6 Apr 1835–WC Ballard mg–30-170
Guthrie, George–Mrs Hannah Carey–3 Sep 1850–ST McMasters mg–92-671
Guthrie, George–Nancy A McCabb–10 Jan 1839–NP Cunningham–42-643 (with father’s consent)
Guthrie, Henry–Cynthia L Lawrence–11 Mar 1828–WC Ballard mg–16-632
Guthrie, Julia–William McIntire–22 Sep 1844–WC Ballard mg–62-468
Guthrie, Julia Ann–George Drennen–21 Sep 1845–WC Ballard mg–66-621
Guthrie, Mary E–Marshall J Weber–7 Dec 1848–WC Ballard mg–82-241
Guthrie, Nancy–John D Scanland–11 Dec 1827–WC Ballard mg–16-620
Guthrie, Nancy Jane–Joseph Robinson–18 Jan 1849–WC Ballard mg–82-265
Guthrie, Polly–John Robinson –6 Sep 1821–M. Cox jp–9-349
Guthrie, Wiliam–Lucy Vincent–10 Oct 1819–J Barber jp–6-208
Guthrie, William–Agnes H Brooks–15 Oct 1848–HK Eaton pjp–80-199

BOOKS: Creighton, Isabelle Latimer (1977) Deed Book #1 Schuyler County, Illinois, 1825-1836. Genealogical Committee, Linares Chapter DAR, San Diego, California. Digital Repository: Family Search
There is only 1 Guthrie entry in this book:
PG. 145 – No. 1469 – When Rec. 10-16-1835 – Date of conveyance 11-29-1833 – From Joseph Guthrie – To James Campbell

DOCUMENTS: Schuyler County Illinois Deed Records, 1821-1940; Indexes 1857-1892
Deed Book A: 1821-1831 (No Index) – FHL 008204081 – Not Searched Page by Page
Deed Book B: 1831-1834 – FHL 008204081 – No Guthrie Entries
Deed Book C (to p.213): 1834-1835 – FHL 008204081 – No Guthrie Entries
Deed Book C (cont. from p.213) – FHL 008567299 – No Guthrie Entries
Deed Book D 1836 – FHL 008567299 – No Guthrie Entries
Deed Book E 1836-1837 – FHL 008567300 – No Guthrie Entries
Deed Book F 1836-1837 – FHL 008567300 – No Guthrie Entries
Deed Book G 1837-1838 – FHL 008567300
Deed Book H (to p.395) 1838-1839 – FHL 008204082
Deed Book H (from p. 395) 1838-1839 – FHL 008204082
Deed Book I 1839-1840 – FHL 008204082
Deed Book K (no book J) 1840-1842 – FHL 008204082
Deed Book L to p.25 1842-1845 – FHL 008204082
Deed Book L (from p.25) – FHL –8567301

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