Quarterly Information
QUARTERLY INFORMATION
“Branching Out From St. Clair County Illinois,” the Official Quarterly for the Marissa Historical and Genealogical Society, is published four times a year. Every member will receive a quarterly as part of their membership fee. The Quarterly is published in November, February, May and August.
Our quarterlies include genealogical and historical information from St. Clair, Randolph, and Washington Counties.
Members of the MHGS are encouraged to submit articles of historical or genealogical interest that they would like published in the quarterly. We do not assume responsibility for errors or fact of judgment on the part of the contributor.
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Contents of the last “four” quarterlies:
Volume 50, Number 3 May 2023
Hill’s Fort
John A. Hamill Descendents
Illinois Bicentennial Minute
Marissa Messenger Abstracts 12 January 1945
Nixon Leslie Ballard
Nashville Democrat Abstracts 22 Jan 1903
Washington County, Illinois School News April 1940, March 1942
Looking Back – Nashville News 19 July 1989
Boys Cover 7,000 Miles; See 14 States, & World’s Fair
New Athens Journal Abstracts Nov 1910
Lost Pajamas
Revolutionary Soldiers buried in Randolph County
Marissa Monitor Abstracts 18 May 1883
Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Marissa
Our Military: Patton, Heil, Paul, Tadlock, Peck, Isgrigg, Dial, Laumbattus,
Pflasterer, Vollert, Pranulis, Longdon, Ramsey, Atkins, Ranft, Thomas
Johnson, Keim, Reitz, Guzak, Werner, Rhodes, Daeffler, Little
Hamilton
Volume 50, Number 2 February 2023
Some History of Old Marissa
New Athens Journal Abstracts 1938/38/39 (Shoe Factory)
Forest Inn, Marissa, IL
Obituary of Edwin Holmes
Dickey School, Lively Grove Twnsp, Washington County, IL
Sinn
Marissa Monitor Abstracts 11 May 1883
Hugh Grier Family
McClintock
Druggist of Lenzburg, Illinois
New Athens Journal Press 5 Jan 1950 – Obituaries
Michael Perschbacher, Last Will & Testament
Marissa Cemetery Burials 2011-2012
Founder of Lenzburg
Volume 50, Number 1 November 2022
Marissa Class of 1943
The Rise and Fall of Kaskaskia
Kaskaskia Cursed
Roy Hissong, Marissa Barber
Moore Ancestor Chart
Marissa Cemetery Burials 2009-2010
Werner – Gossmann
Biographical Sketches: Campbell, Clark, Mann
Elizabeth (Schneider) Frick Lueth Wasem
DEsendents of Henry T. East
Our Military, Hacker, Keim, Mallender, Neilson, Marler, Henderson,
Muser, Blum, Nevin, Hewitt, Newcom, North, McGill,
Odle, Ogles, Owens, Tadlock, Parker, Sauerwein, Degen
Volume 49, Number 4 August 2022
Reminiscenses of Old Swiss Settlers-Dutch Hill
William Baumann 1825-1898
The School News 8 Mar 1917, Marissa
Marissa Class of 1943-Reunion letters
We’ve Come A Long Way – New Telephones. New Athens Journal 1931
Marissa Township Cemetery Burials 2007-2008
Hunting Lycoming County’s Reicharts in Germany
Marissa Messenger Abstracts, March 1904
Journal Messenger Abstracts, 13 Feb 1997
Peter Baumann, Early St. Clair County Settler
Volume 49, Number 3 May 2022
Memories of the Hunter Brothers: Pioneers in Aviation
Nashville Democrat Abstracts, 5 Feb 1903
Collom Family
Marissa Monitor 6 Apr 1883
Discovering German Home Town of Some Early German Immigrants
Marissa Messenger Abstracts 26 Feb 1904
Vida Wilson, World War Nurse
New Athens Journal Abstracts 2 Dec and 9 Dec 1910
John A. Wiegand
Nashville News Abstracts 3 May 1989
Our Military. Dean A.Aitken, Russel D.Ramsey, Raymond G.Graziani, Virgil Ranft, Marie Patton, Virgil Welmon, Jack Wilson, Robert Hirte, Roy G. Blus, Lee Rainey, Kenneth Heil, Harry Tadlock.
Reminiscences of Old Swiss Settler of Dutch Hill.