Anonymous Historical encyclopedia of Illinois Chicago: Munsell Pub. Co., 1905, 1145 pgs. Vol II: Champaign County Vol II: Index Vol II: Chapter I: Introduction Vol II: Chapter II: A period of transition Vol II: Chapter III: United States land surveys Vol II: Chapter IV: Aboriginal occupation Vol II: Chapter V: Physical characteristics Vol II: Chapter VI: Earliest military occupation Vol II: Chapter VII: Early names of localities Vol II: Chapter VIII: Early roads of the county Vol II: Chapter IX: First settlement--big grove Vol II: Chapter X: First settlement-- Sadorus Grove Vol II: Chapter XI: First settlement--Salt Fork Vol II: Chapter XII: Settlement in Sangamon Timber Vol II: Chapter XIII: Settlements in other Groves Vol II: Chapter XIV: Early conditions and customs Vol II: Chapter XV: Social life-amusements Vol II: Chapter XVI: Life in the new country Vol II: Chapter XVII: Life in the new country Vol II: Chapter XVIII: Organization of Champaign County Vol II: Chapter XIX: County business and buildings Vol II: Chapter XX: Religious progress Vol II: Chapter XXI: A first view of Champaign County Vol II: Chapter XXII: Why two towns? Vol II: Chapter XXIII: The awakenment Vol II: Chapter XXIV: University of Illinois Vol II: Chapter XXV: Politics and political parties Vol II: Chapter XXVI: Champaign County in the Civil War Vol II: Chapter XXVII: Township history Vol II: Chapter XXVIII: Champaign County Press Vol II: Chapter XXX: Benevolent organizations Vol II: Chapter XXXI: Abandoned cemeteries Vol II: Chapter XXXII: Citizens of Champaign County