Descriptive Lists, Rolls 101–125
Catholic Parish Registers on Microfilm, Diocese of Belleville in Southern Illinois
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Roll: 101
Parish: St. Augustine of Canterbury
City: Hecker
County: Monroe
Yr. Estab.: 1824
Registers on reel
- Baptisms – 1839 – 1 Nov 1930, p. 18 (Confirmations and Communions mixed in, several books.
- Confirmations – 1888 – 1927, p. 107 (4 frames)
- Marriages – 1839 – Sep 1929, p. 54
- Deaths – 1846 – 1863 (frames 1–6); 1881 financial record (frames 7 and 8)
- Deaths – 1862 and Plot of Cemetery, book 2 (1 frame)
- Deaths – 1862 – Oct 1928, p. 127
Notes: Appears to have been filmed chronologically even though several books were used. Originally called English Settlement, populated by immigrants from Lancashire, England 1816. Attended by Father Vital Van Cloostere from Prairie du Rocher [St. Joseph’s – rolls 122, 123 this series] which might have a few records. First resident pastor 1838.
Roll: 102
Parish: St. Paul
City: Johnston City
County: Williamson
Yr. Estab.: 1904
Registers on reel
- Baptisms – 1905 (1 page) then index and register 1904–1911, p. 100 [disregard partial marriage index at end – see later]
- Baptisms – Book 2, index and register 1911 – Dec 1921, p. 103
- Baptisms – Book 3, index covering Dec 1922 – 1956
- Baptisms – Register Dec 1922 – Sep 1930, p. 49
- Marriages – Index A-Z and register 1906 – 1919, p. 40+ 3 unnumbered
- Marriages – Index covering only 1920– 1923; then register 1920 – 4 Mar 1930, p. 10
- Communions – 1906 – 1923
- Confirmations – 1909 – 1929
- Deaths – Index 1906 – 1914 only and register Mar 1906, p.1 – Dec 1920, p.72
- Deaths – Book 2 Deaths Dec 1920 – Dec 1930, p. 14
Notes: Town first named Jeffersonville and formed as a result of the Central and Eastern RR development. The pastor also served missions at Spillertown, West Frankfort, Benton, and Stiritz. Mines populated by Polish, Lithuanian, Italian, Irish, Yugoslavian, Croatian, and Slovanian families. See Herrin (roll 149 this series) for possible records before 1904.
Roll: 103
Parish: St. Joseph
City: Lebanon
County: St. Clair
Yr. Estab.: 1862
Registers on reel
- Baptisms – 24 May 1866 – 1900; 1901 – 27 Sep 1930, p. 87 (typed transcript)
- Baptisms – index to original ledger (may be incomplete) 1901 – c1924 only
- Baptisms – original records 1901 – 5 Jan 1929, p.71
- Marriages – 1866, p. 132 – 14 May 1930, p. 25 (two books)
- Confirmations and Communions (mixed) – 1866 – 1927 but begins 1889.
- Deaths – 1866 , p. 143 – 26 Jul 1928, p.13
Notes: Originally part of St. Dominic parish of Breese (roll 75 this series). Serviced by priest from St. Patrick parish in East St. Louis between 1862 and 1879 (rolls 36–28 this series). First resident pastor 1879.
Roll: 104
Parish: St. Anthony
City: Lively Grove
County: Washington
Yr. Estab.: 1869
Registers on reel
- Baptisms – 1869 – 1889
- Baptisms – index covering 1889–1930 (very incomplete)
- Baptisms – 1889 – Jul 1930, p. 91
- Marriages – 1870 – May 1927, p. 133 (2 books)
- Communions – 1870 – 1923, p. 161
- Confirmations – 1891 – 1922
- Deaths – 1869 – 1889
- Deaths – 1889 – 29 Jan 1927, p. 23
Notes: Lively Grove named for the John Lively family which was massacred by the Indians in 1813. Parish organized with the help of the pastor at St. Libory. First resident pastor 1869. Records for 1870s barely readable on the master microfilm, much less this duplicate.
Roll: 105
Parish: Immaculate Conception [St. Mary]
City: Madonnaville
County: Monroe
Yr. Estab.: 1838
Registers on reel
- History
- Baptisms – Mar 1861 – Dec 1887, p. 193 followed by Index to same
- NO BREAK – Baptisms – Index (faded, complete??) and register1887 – Mar 1930, p. 119
- Marriages – 1862 – Jun 1930, p. 97 with Index to same
- Confirmations – 1905 p. 41 – c1930 p. 53 with 1874 to be found in Marriage index A–E
- Family Groups p.101–121
- Deaths – Cemetery lots (very faded)
- Deaths – 1861 – Feb 1930, p. 103
- Deaths – index 1930 – 1956
Notes: Original security microfilm damaged and some entries very faded. First resident pastor 1861. Prior to that the congregation was attended by priests from Prairie du Rocher (rolls 122, 123 this series), Ruma (roll 131), and Waterloo (roll 145).
Roll: 106
Parish: St. Joseph
City: Marion
County: Williamson
Yr. Estab.: 1927
Registers on reel
- Baptisms – index to 1924 – c1933 only
- Baptisms – Jul 1927, p.1 – Sep 1930, p. 3
- Marriages – incomplete index
- Marriages – Sep 1928 –Apr 1930 (1 frame)
- Confirmations and Communions – none prior to 1931 that could be physically included on this reel.
- Deaths – index Aug 1927 – Jul 1935
- Deaths – Aug 1927 – Nov 1928 (1 frame)
Notes: A mission until 1940.
Roll: 107
Parish: St. Teresa of Avila
City: Marydale
County: Clinton
Yr. Estab.: 1919
Registers on reel
- Baptisms – Jun 1920 – 3 Jul 1930 (4 frames)
- Marriages – Jun 1920 – 22 Jul 1930 (1 frame)
- Confirmations – Oct 1923 (1 frame)
- Communions – 1921 – 23 Jun 1929 (1 frame)
- Deaths – Feb 1922 – Aug 1929 (1 frame)
Notes: St. Felicitas, Beaver Prairie became a mission of this church in 1920.
Roll: 108
Parish: Holy Childhood
City: Mascoutah
County: St. Clair
Yr. Estab.: 1857
Registers on reel
- Baptisms – 1857 – 1875, p.107; Jan 1876, p.1 – 12 Oct 1930, p. 354 (Communions and Confirmations at end of first register)
- Confirmations – 1877, p. 80 – 1930, p. 111. See also end of first baptismal book.
- Communions – 1876 – 1928, p. 25. See also end of first baptismal book.
- Marriages – 1858 – Nov 1907; Feb 1908 – 16 Oct 1930, p. 31
- Deaths – 1857 – 22 Jan 1908; 3 Jan 1908 – 5 Feb 1930, p. 43
Notes: Town originally called Mechanicsburg in what was then called “Looking Glass Prairie” until 1839. First resident priest 1857.
Roll: 109
Parish: St. James
City: Millstadt
County: St. Clair
Yr. Estab.: 1851
Registers on reel
- Baptisms – Jul 1857 – 15 Oct 1929, p. 103 (Confirmations and Communions mixed in)
- Confirmations and Communions – see Baptisms (mostly chronological within)
- Marriages – Jan 1858 – 28 Nov 1929
- Deaths – 1872 – Jul 1930, p. 77
Notes: Originally a mission called St. Thomas the Apostle (1837 – 1851–roll 110 this series). See also . First resident pastor 1887. Predominantly German community.
Roll: 110
Parish: St. Thomas the Apostle
City: Millstadt
County: St. Clair
Yr. Estab.: 1837
Registers on reel
- Baptisms – 1837 – 18 Jan 1860, p. 58
- Communions – 1851, p. 161 – 1859, p. 163
- Marriages – 1843 p. 73 – c1858, p. 79
- Burials – Nov 1872, p. 85 – Jan 1874, p. 89; 1837 , p. 127 – 1872 p. 160
Notes: St. Thomas attended by Fr. Loisel of Holy Family, Cahokia for the first two years. It was also mission of St. Peter parish in Belleville [per diocesan archivist 2001] which might have additional records (rolls 1–8 this series). In 1851 St. Thomas became St. James, Millstadt (roll 109)
Roll: 111
Parish: St. Leo
City: Modoc
County: Randolph
Yr. Estab.: 1893
Registers on reel
- Baptisms – (transcribed) 18 Nov 1893 – 25 Dec 1930, p. 51
- Confirmations – 1926 (1 frame)
- Communions – 1924–1926 (1 frame)
- Marriages – May 1923 – 10 Sep 1929 (2 frames)
- Deaths – 27 Jan 1923 – 7 Dec 1929 (3 frames)
Notes: See roll 112 in this series for earlier records.
Roll: 112
Parish: St. Leo
City: Modoc
County: Randolph
Yr. Estab.: 1893
Registers on reel
- Baptisms – (original) – 1893 – 1909
- Marriages – 1893 – 1924
- Confirmations and Communions (mixed) – 1895 – 1923
- Deaths – 1898 – 1924 Death register provides cause of death and place buried.
Notes: See also roll 111 in this series.
Roll: 113
Parish: St. Mary (Immaculate Conception)
City: Mound City
County: Pulaski
Yr. Estab.: 1857
Registers on reel
- Baptisms – 1864 – 1919
- Baptisms – 1919 – Nov 1930, p. 14
- Communions – 1920 – 1930 (3 frames)
- Confirmations – 1920, p. 77 – 1930 (partial list), p. 83 Age, parents and sponsor noted
- Marriages – 1864, p. 2 – 5 Nov 1930, p. 46
- Deaths – 1864, p. 2 – Mar 1930, p. 107
Notes: Father Thomas Walsh of Cairo attended this parish in 1857. First church built in 1863. Sponsored the mission of St. Raphael, Mounds in 1905 which closed 1963.
Roll: 114
Parish: St. Andrew*
City: Murphysboro
County: Jackson
Yr. Estab.: 1868
Registers on reel
- NO BREAKS between books in this Baptism portion of the microfilm
- Baptisms – 1868–Nov 1870, p. 1–7, (as “transcribed from ST. MARY’s at Anna, Ill”)
- Baptisms – ST. ANDREWS 1870 – 1887, (p. 8–44)
- Baptisms – GRAND TOWER – 1872 – 1888, (p. 50–60)
- Deaths – 1872, p. 100 – 1887, p. 111
- Baptisms – 1888, p.1 – 27 Dec 1903, p.180; 10 Jan 1904, p.1 – Dec 1919, p. 252;
- Baptisms – 11 Jan 1920, p. 1 – Nov 1930, p. 42
- Marriages – 1887, p.1 – 1900, p. 60; 1879, p.137 – 1887, p.149
- Marriages – 1871, p. 150 – 1878, p. 167; 1900 p.1 – Oct 1930, p. 113
- Confirmations and Communions (mixed) – 1876 – 1928, p. 45 NO BREAKS between books; 1904, p. 113 – 1927 (partial list), p. 151
- Deaths – 1888, p.2 – Nov 1901, p.22; Jan 1896, p.100 – May 1896, p.105;
- Deaths – Mar 1904, p.3 – Dec 1930, p. 29; see also baptismal section this reel
Notes: Mixed ethnic groups – Germans, Italians, Irish, French-Canadians, Poles, and Bohemians St. Mary’s at Anna is on roll 67 this series. St. Elizabeth, Ava (roll 68) was a mission of St. Andrew’s.
Roll: 115
Parish: St. Ann
City: Nashville
County: Washington
Yr. Estab.: 1874
Registers on reel
- Baptisms – 1906, p.1; 1893, p.2 – 8 Mar 1930, p. 33
- Marriages – 1896 – 27 Oct 1926, p. 5 (3 frames)
- Communions – 1920– 1928 (1 frame); unable to include 1904 – 1914** because records after 1930 were on the same pages.
- Confirmations – 1920, 1924 (1 frame); unable to include 1908 and 1911** because records after 1930 were on the same pages.
- Deaths – 1905 – 5 Apr 1928 (4 frames)
- **records after 1930 were recorded on same pages and had to be edited
Notes: Until 1893, attended by Father J. Schneider of Pinckneyville [St. Bruno parish – roll 125 this series.]
Roll: 116
Parish: St. Agatha
City: New Athens
County: St. Clair
Yr. Estab.: 1870
Registers on reel
- Baptisms – (some Confirmations mixed in) 12 Jul 1874, p. 1 – Oct 1901, p. 85
- Baptisms – 1901 – Nov 1930, p. 44
- Marriages – 1875, p. 200 – Oct 1901, p.220; Jan 1902, p.1 – 10 Sep 1929, p. 14
- Communions – 1903 – 1929, p. 11
- Confirmations – 1905, p. 25 – 1930, p. 37 (partial list)
- Deaths – Nov 1902, p. 50 – Mar 1930, p. 69
Notes: First resident pastor 1894.
Roll: 117
Parish: St. George
City: New Baden
County: Clinton
Yr. Estab.: 1894
Registers on reel
- Baptisms – incomplete index then register Dec 1894 – Sep 1928 (pp. 1–252)
- NO BREAK – Baptisms – incomplete index then register Dec 1923 – Mar 1930, (pp. 1–5)
- Marriages – 1895, p.2 – Sep 1930, p. 45
- Confirmations and Communions – 1895, p. 1 – 1930, p. 63
- Deaths – Feb 1895 – Feb 1930, (pp. 1– 29)
Notes: This area populated by Germans in 1840; town incorporated 1884. First church built 1895.
Roll: 118
Parish: St. Clare
City: O’Fallon
County: St. Clair
Yr. Estab.: 1867
Registers on reel
- Baptisms – 1868, p.1 – 9 Nov 1930, p. 189
- Marriages – 1868, p. 9 – Jul 1928, p. 67
- Communions – 1872 – 1930
- Confirmations – 1871, p.90 – 1930, p.122
- Deaths – Jan 1870, p.9 – Dec 1930, p.53
Notes: This parish was originally a mission of St. Joseph parish at Lebanon which may have some records for these parishioners.
Roll: 119
Parish: St. Barbara
City: Okawville
County: Washington
Yr. Estab.: 1867
Registers on reel
- Baptisms – 1867, p.1 – Apr 1898, p.50; Jan 1895, p.1 – Apr 1930, p.25
- Marriages – 1894, p.134 – 1896, p.137; 1872, p.143 – Apr 1894, p.152;
- Marriages – [Communions 1884, 1885– 1 frame, end of first book, p.153];
- Marriages – 1895–97 (1 frame, p.126); 1900, p.127 – Sep 1929, p.139
- Confirmations and Communions (mixed) – 1874 – May 1924 (out of sequence)
- Deaths – 1868, p. 76 – Oct 1897, p. 92; Jan 1896, p.162 – 18 Feb 1923, p.169
Notes: German and Irish settlers in this area attended St. Libory (roll 132 this series) prior to establishment of St. Barbara’s. First resident pastor 1904
Roll: 120
Parish: St. Michael
City: Paderborn
County: St. Clair
Yr. Estab.: 1862*
Registers on reel
- Baptisms – 1846, p.ii – 1861; Mar 1862– 26 Dec 1898; Jan 1899 – Jun 1930, p. 57
- Confirmations and Communions – 1844 – 1903 (out of sequence); also see c1862 baptism section
- Marriages – 1861 1862, 1851 – 1856; 1861 – Nov 1898;
- Marriages – Apr 1899 – Jun 1929, p. 21
- Deaths (not titled as such) – 1851 – 1863; 1861 – Dec 1898;
- Deaths – Jan 1899 – Dec 1929, p.21 (most of this month)
Notes: Originally called Prairie du Long. The Mission of St. Thomas (roll 110 this series) was founded here in 1836 by Father J.F.R. Loisel. First resident pastor in 1861 when the name changed to St. Michael’s, Paderborn. St. John the Baptist in Georgetown (roll 138 – later Smithton) was a mission of St. Michael 1870 – 1874.
Roll: 121
Parish: St. Ann
City: Raddle
County: Jackson
Yr. Estab.: 1875
Registers on reel
- Baptisms – Aug 1909, p.1 – Oct 1930, p. 16
- Baptisms – index 1932 – 1950
- Marriages – Sep 1909 – Apr 1928, p.4
- Confirmations and Communions (mixed) – 1909 – 1928
- Deaths – May 1912 – Dec 1930
Notes: See also reel 68 this series. St. Ann remained a mission of St. Andrew in Murphysboro (reel 114) for many years. In the beginning, Father Hessoun, pastor of the Bohemian St. John Nepomuck Church in St. Louis came twice a year; the pastor at St. Mary in Chester (reel 84) came once a month.
Roll: 122
Parish: St. Joseph
City: Prairie du Rocher
County: Randolph
Yr. Estab.: 1721
Registers on reel
- Begins with Marriages -( labeled as baptisms) 1909, p.1 – Jan 1923, p.21. Probably begun in order to append marriages to a baptismal entry in another book or enter a baptism with contemporary marriage. Includes c1880 bpts of couple wed.
- Baptisms – New Book – Jan 1879 p. 6 – Aug 1916, p. 359. Bpt index 1879–c1914, (p.360-396); Sep 1916 – Dec 1930, (p.397– 399)
- Baptisms – New Book – 3 Jan 1917 p. 1 – 14 Oct 1930, p. 44
- Marriages – (with bpt and burials mixed in to 1840s) Jan 1772–1825; badly faded; Bpt 1825; burials 1826, mixed records 1827–1840; marriages 1833–1840; marriages 1840 – 31 Dec 1929, p.129.
- Communions – 30 Apr 1916 – 15 May 1927, p. 20
- Confirmations – 30 Apr 1917 – 29 Oct 1930 (partial list), p. 21. Earlier communions and confirmations can be found in baptismal register
- Deaths – (begins with J.H. Blais’ bpt 1841) then deaths 17 Aug 1841 – 1854, 1857 (one record); Jun 1772–1822; 1864–Apr 1930 (p.1–199); see also marriage section
Notes: St. Joseph attended by Jesuits from Ste. Anne until 1765 a few miles away. 1765 marks the end of the French period in Illinois. This reel is very difficult to navigate as most books are combined registers. See also rolls 123 and 124 this series.
Roll: 123
Parish: St. Joseph
City: Prairie du Rocher
County: Randolph
Yr. Estab.: 1721
Registers on reel
- Table on Contents as given on the film itself:
- Vol. 1: Baptisms 1765–1799
- Vol. 2: Baptisms Marriages and Burials 1822–1840
- Vol. 3: Marriages 1833–1840; Burials 1833–1850; Census 1851
- vol. 4: Marriages 1832–1892
- Vol. 5: 1792–1820; Burials 1772–1822; Baptisms 1789–1879
- Vol. 6: Baptisms 1832–1879
- Miscellaneous – Index to Vol. 6, Jurisdiction of Montreal 1716; mold damaged. Extract of the Register of the Civil State of the Community
Notes: See also roll 122 and 124 in this series
Roll: 124
Parish: Ste. Anne
City: Fort de Chartres
County: Randolph
Yr. Estab.: 1721
Registers on reel
- Combined registers 1721 – 1761
Notes: Closed in 1765, the end of the French period in Illinois. See also St. Joseph at Prairie du Rocher (rolls 122, 123 this series) and Immaculate Conception at Kaskaskia (rolls 168, 169) for possible records. Transcribed and translated in Margaret Kimball Brown and Lawrie Dean’s The Village of Chartres in Colonial Illinois, 1720–1765 (New Orleans: Polyanthos Press, 1977).
Roll: 125
Parish: St. Bruno
City: Pinckneyville
County: Perry
Yr. Estab.: 1872
Registers on reel
- Baptisms – 1872, p.1 – Jan 1928, p.229; Jan 1928 – Dec 1930, p. 5
- Marriages – 1872, p.2 – 23 Feb 1930, p. 59
- Sodality – 1886 – 1904 (pp.312–316)
- Confirmations – 1882, p. 230 – 1927, p. 253
- Communions – 1878, p. 260 – 1929, p. 279
- Deaths – Jan 1873, p.1 – 24 May 1929, p. 71
Notes: St. Bruno began as a mission of Sacred Heart parish in DuQuoin (roll 92 this series). First resident pastor in 1870s, first church 1872. Some members from St. Ann, Nashville, may be in these records.
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