Roling family history

Missouri, Illinois and Indiana map

Family places, state boundaries, nearby reference towns and major rivers. Zoom within the map without stretching its proportions.

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● Roling● BangeWidmer family folklore (place unknown)● Morrison● Kunkel

Filled circles: documented or reported places. Open circles: suspected or unverified family links. Shared places carry several colors.

Open diamonds: ports in passenger-list leads. Dashed connections link the departure and arrival ports named in those records. The voyages are recorded, but the passengers have not been proved to be our ancestors. These lines are schematic connections, not the ships’ actual courses. No confirmed family voyage is shown yet.

Missouri, Illinois & Indiana

Modern reference geography: state or province boundaries, named rivers and nearby towns. Small gray squares are reference towns only. Numbered family evidence markers and qualifications are unchanged. Mercator projection; river and boundary linework generalized for display.Illinois — generalized river courseWabash — generalized river courseMississippi — generalized river courseOhio — generalized river courseMississippi — generalized river courseMissouri — generalized river courseSangamon — generalized river courseGrand — generalized river courseChariton — generalized river courseSangamon — generalized river courseGrand — generalized river courseChariton — generalized river courseChariton — generalized river courseChariton — generalized river courseMISSOURIIOWAILLINOISINDIANAKENTUCKYMississippi R.Missouri R.Illinois R.Wabash R.Ohio R.Chariton R.Kirksville — geographic reference town, not a new family locationKirksvilleHannibal — geographic reference town, not a new family locationHannibalColumbia — geographic reference town, not a new family locationColumbiaJefferson City — geographic reference town, not a new family locationJefferson CitySpringfield — geographic reference town, not a new family locationSpringfieldDecatur — geographic reference town, not a new family locationDecaturTerre Haute — geographic reference town, not a new family locationTerre HauteJasper — geographic reference town, not a new family locationJasperN50 kmQuincySalisburyMoberlyHighlandWienNew CambriaJackson Twp.EdwardsvilleSt. LouisQuincy, Illinois — Henry Bickel & Anna Budde: Quincy household, 1870; Marriage: Adams County, 13 November 1860 — Confirmed11. Quincy, IllinoisHenry Bickel & Anna Budde: Quincy household, 1870Marriage: Adams County, 13 November 1860ConfirmedSalisbury, Missouri — Roling / Bange: family households and business; Morrison: Michael, burial reported 1968; Kunkel: Ernest, residence reported 1950 — Confirmed22. Salisbury, MissouriRoling / Bange: family households and businessMorrison: Michael, burial reported 1968Kunkel: Ernest, residence reported 1950ConfirmedMoberly, Missouri — Roling: Bob, birth 21 July 1932; Morrison / Kunkel: Barbara, death reported 1969 — Confirmed44. Moberly, MissouriRoling: Bob, birth 21 July 1932Morrison / Kunkel: Barbara, death reported 1969ConfirmedHighland, Illinois — Wilhelmina Widmer: baptism, 1870; Jacob Widmer & Elisa Reber: marriage, 1869; Separate 1871 marriage identity remains qualified — Confirmed record location66. Highland, IllinoisWilhelmina Widmer: baptism, 1870Jacob Widmer & Elisa Reber: marriage, 1869Separate 1871 marriage identity remains qualifiedConfirmed record locationWien, Missouri — Michael James Morrison & Barbara Kunkel; Marriage: 7 January 1920 — Confirmed record location1212. Wien, MissouriMichael James Morrison & Barbara KunkelMarriage: 7 January 1920Confirmed record locationNew Cambria, Missouri — Michael Morrison & Barbara Kunkel; Residence on marriage license: January 1920 — Confirmed record location1313. New Cambria, MissouriMichael Morrison & Barbara KunkelResidence on marriage license: January 1920Confirmed record locationJackson Township, Dubois County, Indiana — John & Rosa Kunkel: household, 1880 census; With Michael, Catharine and uncle Adam — Confirmed record location1414. Jackson Township, Dubois County, IndianaJohn & Rosa Kunkel: household, 1880 censusWith Michael, Catharine and uncle AdamConfirmed record locationEdwardsville, Illinois — Joseph Henry Bange: reported birth, 1864; Henry Bange: death record, 1919 — Confirmed record location1616. Edwardsville, IllinoisJoseph Henry Bange: reported birth, 1864Henry Bange: death record, 1919Confirmed record locationSt. Louis, Missouri — Bernhard Heinrich Bange & Helena Angela Bruggen; Marriage: 1 March 1859 — Confirmed record location1717. St. Louis, MissouriBernhard Heinrich Bange & Helena Angela BruggenMarriage: 1 March 1859Confirmed record location

Zoom for labels; swipe or scroll sideways when enlarged. Numbered circles are family places; small gray squares are nearby reference towns, not new family connections. Modern boundaries and generalized rivers: Natural Earth; reference towns: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). This is an orientation map, not a historical boundary or property map.

1. Quincy, Illinois · 2. Salisbury, Missouri · 4. Moberly, Missouri · 6. Highland, Illinois · 12. Wien, Missouri · 13. New Cambria, Missouri · 14. Jackson Township, Dubois County, Indiana · 16. Edwardsville, Illinois · 17. St. Louis, Missouri

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