John H. Council
born 19 MAY 1822 in Sangamon Co, IL, died 9 FEB 1904 in IL, about age 82.
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County: Sangamon Co, Illinois, North Central USA, USA, World
Some buildings and images from this county:
| Image | Location | Residents | Architect | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | State Capitol, Springfield | John C. Cochrane |
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All historical records for Sangamon Co
| Type | Count | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Art & Music > Musicians | 2 | Springfield |
| Business > Railroads | 1 | Auburn |
| Business > Railroads | 4 | Pawnee |
| Business > Railroads | 1 | Richland |
| Business > Railroads | 22 | Springfield |
| Education > Principals | 3 | Springfield, High School |
| Education > Teachers | 15 | Springfield |
| Education > Teachers | 9 | Springfield, High School |
| Justice > Attorneys | 16 | Springfield |
| Religion > Ministers | 29 | Auburn, Methodist Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 3 | Bates, Presbyterian Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 3 | Berlin, Baptist Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 27 | Buffalo, Methodist Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 21 | Burkhart, Methodist Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 6 | Cantrall, Methodist Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 6 | Chatham, Presbyterian Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 16 | Curran, Methodist Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 29 | Dawson, Methodist Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 12 | Divernon, Methodist Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 14 | Fancy Creek, Methodist Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 7 | Farmingdale, Presbyterian Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 19 | Illiopolis, Methodist Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 18 | Loami, Methodist Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 7 | Lowder, Methodist Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 44 | Mechanicsburg, Methodist Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 26 | Pawnee, Methodist Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 4 | Pawnee, Presbyterian Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 20 | Pleasant Plains, Methodist Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 3 | Richland, Presbyterian Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 13 | Riverton, Methodist Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 32 | Rochester, Methodist Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 4 | Sherman, Methodist Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 13 | Springfield, Baptist Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 6 | Springfield, Congregational Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 3 | Springfield, Episcopal Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 4 | Springfield, First Congregational Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 3 | Springfield, First Presbyterian Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 8 | Springfield, Laurel Methodist Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 37 | Springfield, Methodist Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 9 | Springfield, Presbyterian Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 23 | Springfield, Second Methodist Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 8 | Springfield, Second Presbyterian Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 9 | Springfield, Third Presbyterian Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 8 | Springfield, West Methodist Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 5 | Thayer, Methodist Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 29 | Williamsville, Methodist Church |
| Religion > Ministers | 3 | Williamsville, Presbyterian Church |
| Science > Architects | 3 | Springfield |
| Science > Engineers | 5 | Springfield |
| Science > Physicians | 12 | Springfield |
| Science > Scientists | 4 | Springfield |
Below is a list of US Civil War regiment companies that had a large number of soldiers from Sangamon Co.
The unit is linked to people who have been identified as part of that company in that unit. Note that this is
not a complete list, and that soldiers from this county may have enlisted in other counties.See a larger list of Civil War regiments.
| Side | Unit | Company | Title | Description | Count |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Union | 1st IL Cavalry | F | |||
| Union | 3rd IL Cavalry | A | 1 | ||
| Union | 7th IL Infantry | G | |||
| Union | 7th IL Infantry | I | |||
| Union | 11th MO Infantry | B | |||
| Union | 11th MO Infantry | C | |||
| Union | 14th IL Infantry | G | |||
| Union | 19th IL Infantry | E | |||
| Union | 26th IL Infantry | D | |||
| Union | 29th IL Infantry | D | |||
| Union | 29th IL Infantry | I | |||
| Union | 30th IL Infantry | B | |||
| Union | 33rd IL Infantry | D | |||
| Union | 33rd IL Infantry | D | |||
| Union | 38th IL Infantry | A | |||
| Union | 64th IL Infantry | C | |||
| Union | 70th IL Infantry | B | |||
| Union | 70th IL Infantry | E | |||
| Union | 70th IL Infantry | F | |||
| Union | 73rd IL Infantry | A | |||
| Union | 73rd IL Infantry | G | |||
| Union | 73rd IL Infantry | I |
- Book:History of the early settlers of Sangamon County, Illinois : "centennial record" (1876); by Power, John Carroll and Power, S. A.; Website
Other Sources
| Most Frequent Names | |
|---|---|
| Surname | Count |
Lake | 35 |
Glascock | 27 |
Brown | 26 |
Willcockson | 12 |
Brittin | 11 |
McClelland | 11 |
Dabney | 11 |
Kwedar | 9 |
Stuart | 9 |
Fisher | 8 |
Barber | 7 |
Taylor | 7 |
Council | 7 |
Hay | 6 |
Denton | 6 |
Kramzar | 6 |
Churchill | 5 |
England | 5 |
Todd | 5 |
Rankin | 5 |
Jones | 5 |
Shupenus | 5 |
Logan | 5 |
Lincoln | 5 |
Harding | 5 |
Hatler | 4 |
Hall | 4 |
Mount | 4 |
Birks | 3 |
Houchens | 3 |
Wentz | 3 |
Primm | 3 |
Stafford | 3 |
Schofield | 3 |
Constant | 3 |
Putman | 3 |
Elston | 3 |
Yoakum | 3 |
Hankins | 3 |
Wickham | 2 |
Gridley | 2 |
Merriweather | 2 |
Hockaday | 2 |
Roberts | 2 |
Canedy | 2 |
Edwards | 2 |
Post | 2 |
Patterson | 2 |
Dillon | 2 |
Davis | 2 |
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