Family Group Sheet

CHILDREN
1.	Unknown BOLEJACK-B7B1558  FEMALE
	BIRTH	between 1825 and 1830	probably TN; 558
	DEATH
	BURIAL
	REF #		B7B1;
2.	Unknown BOLEJACK-B7B2660  MALE
	DEATH	April 1862	He was killed at the Battle of Shiloh.; Tennessee, United States660
	BIRTH
	BURIAL
	REF #		B7B2;
3.	Joseph BOLEJACK-B7B3160,557,660   MALE
	BIRTH	31 January 1833	McMinnville, Warren, Tennessee, United States160,557,651,654,661,662,663,664,665
	MISC	1833	Son Jules listed his father's birthplace as New Hamspshire.;
	MIGRATION	about 1849	Illinois, United States654
	CENSUS	3 July 1855	1 m under 10 (? 1845-55), 1 m 10-20 (perhaps his brother James 1835-45), 1 m 20-30 (1825-35) Joseph, 1 f 20-30 (1825-35) Elizabeth Jackson; Township 17, Cass, Illinois, United States666
	CENSUS	1860	Not in Beardstown; Beardstown, Cass, Illinois, United States
	RESIDENCE	1862	Beardstown, Cass, Illinois, United States654
	OCCUPATION	1862	Steam boat engineer.; Beardstown, Cass, Illinois, United States654
	MILIT-BEG	2 November 1862	Enlisted and appointed Acting 3rd Assistant Engineer in the Mississippi Squadron and assigned to the U.S. Steamer "Juliet"; Saint Louis (city), Missouri, United States160,654
	MILITARY	30 October 1863	The U.S. Gunboat Juliet had major problems with the engine - see Bolejack_1171; 654
	MILITARY	7 December 1863	He was appointed Acting 1st Assistant Engineer aboard the U.S.S. Peosta.; 654
	RESIDENCE	1865	Alton, Madison, Illinois, United States654
	MILIT-END	7 November 1865	Other sources say he was discharged in Washington, D.C.; Alton, Madison, Illinois, United States654
	MIGRATION	1866	Beardstown, Cass, Illinois, United States654
	CENSUS	13 June 1870	Beardstown, Cass, Illinois, United States665
	MIGRATION	October 1877	Peoria, Peoria, Illinois, United States654
	CENSUS	1 June 1880	Beardstown, Cass, Illinois, United States664
	RESIDENCE	1891–1892	Engineer for Rogers & Company; 204 Pecan, Peoria, Peoria, Illinois, United States658
	ILLNESS	December 1892	"In Dec 1892, I have forgotten the day," I was employed at Rogers Planing Mill, Peoria, Ill. I was their engineer and was on top the boiler making repairs. In descending the ladder a rung broke and I fell heavily astraddle the rung next below injuring my right groin. I discovered it had caused rupture & I went to Dr J W Powell for treatment. In Aug 1895 I was employed at the Peoria Grape Sugar Sugar Co assisting their engineer in making extensive repairs and when lifting in place section of a large fly wheel I felt a keen smarting pain in the lower point of left groin but did not discover I was ruptured there until two or three days later. When I was first injured in right side Dr Powell only advised a truss so when injured this second time I went to no doctor but bought a double truss. Some eighteen months ago Dr Powell died. About this time I was sick and called Dr R W Baker who treated me and only knows of this injury by what I told him. No one outside my immediate family and one son-in-law knows anything further about this injury or ever saw it except I have stated to a very few acquaintances." Joseph Bolejack 19 Nov 1898; Peoria, Peoria, Illinois, United States654
	RESIDENCE	November 1898	100 State Street; Peoria, Peoria, Illinois, United States654
	CENSUS	1900	Dynamo man for the Glucose Sugar Refining Company.; Peoria, Peoria, Illinois, United States658
	RESIDENCE	1900	400 Chestnut, Peoria, Peoria, Illinois, United States658
	CENSUS	14 June 1900	5 children - 2 living; Peoria, Peoria, Illinois, United States651
	OCCUPATION	1902–1912	Joseph is an engineer for Great Western Distillery.; Peoria, Peoria, Illinois, United States659,661
	RESIDENCE	1902–1912	113 Warner Avenue, Peoria, Peoria, Illinois, United States659
	MISC	1907–1933	Joseph received a military pension from 1907 until his death. Then his wife Julia received his pension until she died in 1933.; Peoria, Peoria, Illinois, United States
	DESCRIPTION	1909	5' 10", 170 lbs, blue eyes, light complexion, JB tatoo on left forearem; Peoria, Peoria, Illinois, United States654
	CENSUS	1910	Peoria, Peoria, Illinois, United States
	MISC	29 May 1912	pension of $30 per month. He could not read or write and signed with his mark.; Peoria, Peoria, Illinois, United States654
	DEATH	7 December 1914	81 y, 10 m, 7 d cancer of the stomach; Peoria, Peoria, Illinois, United States557,648,654,661,662
	BURIAL	9 December 1914	Springdale Cemetery, Peoria, Peoria, Illinois, United States557,654,661,662
	REF #		B7B3;
	MISC		Map of Cass and other IL counties; Illinois, United States560
	MARRIAGE	21 May 1863	Julia Ann BEWLEY-B7B3/W3/; Memphis, TN ?; Paducah, McCracken, Kentucky, United States557,648
	MARRIAGE	8 February 1854	Elizabeth H JACKSON-B7B3/W2/; Joseph married Elizabeth Jackson (1825-35) and had a son (b 1845-55); Cass, Illinois, United States
	MARRIAGE	6 March 1851	Edy CROSS-B7B3/W1/; Cass, Illinois, United States
4.	James R BOLEJACK-B7B4 660  MALE
	BIRTH	1837	Some sources list his birth in Tennessee.; Vandalia, Fayette, Illinois, United States660,670
	CENSUS	1860	Living with Alex Wilday, his future brother-in-law very near his future wife Rachel (Wilday) Sheppard and C Drinkwater. Born Illinois.; Meredosia, Morgan, Illinois, United States671
	MILIT-BEG	9 August 1862	Meredosia, Morgan, Illinois, United States660
	MILITARY		Co A, 101st Illinois Infantry. He served in the Civil War with his brother Joseph and another brother who was killed at Shiloh.;
	MILIT-END	22 May 1865	He was unfit for duty because of organic valvular disease.; New York, United States660
	CENSUS	22 July 1870	Born Tennessee.; Meredosia, Morgan, Illinois, United States670
	DEATH	30 May 1873	He died of tuberculosis contracted during his Civil War service; Morgan, Illinois, United States660
	BURIAL		Newman Cemetery, Morgan, Illinois, United States
	REF #		B7B4 ;
	MISC		Map of IL counties; Illinois, United States560
	MARRIAGE	7 September 1865	Rachel WILDAY-B7B4/W/; Morgan, Illinois, United States670,672