Bits and Missing Pieces
Bits and Missing Pieces
Below you will find an assortment of correspondence, photos and research notes for Engle, Alkire, Morgan and other allied families.
They are loosely categorized for your research enjoyment.
Some of these notes and clippings are several decades old. So, what you see is what you get. This is the best copy we have available on our end.
Alice Bowser Wise 1922-2008
Alice Bowser Wise of Table Grove, Fulton County, Illinois was an early Engle researcher. Fulton County is where Isaac Engle, Sr. relocated to from Sugar Grove. We believe her mother was an Engle. Alice was an ardent researcher back in the days when you had to go to libraries, cemeteries and county court houses to do research. Correspondence was by US mail and we always included an SASE (Self addressed stamped envelope) to encourage the addressee to reply to our query. We honor Alice Bowser Wise for her dedication to Engle and allied families research. Cousin Deb pays tribute to Alice and acknowledges she never would have become as prolific had Alice not "taught her the ropes" of climbing the family tree. Alice shared her research with many over the years. And now, we share it with you.
Alice's Dead Ends
Alice Bowser Wise Research Notes from the File of Cousin Deb Hoover-Rasch
Leland Engle Research Notes
Leland and Mabel Engle
Here we pay homage to a truly "Spectacular Cousin," Leland Engle. Leland touched many of our lives by writing to us and freely sharing his early family discoveries, research and meticulously hand written family trees and notes. A snail- mailed letter from Leland almost always meant new and exciting news! Thank you Spectacular Cousin Leland Engle. Your memory lives on here at Englegenealogy.com.
Leland Engle Handwritten Family Tree
Cousin Cee's Pigeonhole
Cousin JMB's Notable Notes
Cousin SueBee's Valise
Potpourri Gallery
