Jones started playing the recordings of her

conversations very loudly at night, preventing her from sleeping. She stated she

“started to panic” because she felt he was using the recordings aggressively and

she was concerned he would continue to record her, so she moved to a motel

with the children. We determine there is substantial evidence in the record to

support a finding Papillon incurred $2076.55 in actual damages as a result of

Jones’s interception and use of her oral communications.

      V.     Punitive Damages

      Jones claims the district court erred in ordering him to pay punitive

damages of $18,000. He states the award of punitive damages is excessive and

burdensome, particularly because he believed he had Papillon’s consent to

record her conversations. Hethe 1825, 1835, and 1845 state censuses of many counties are missing or incomplete. The Illinois State Archives has the original card index complete through 1855. A microfilm copy made before the index was completed is:

:''Name Index to Early Illinois Records'' (Springfield, Ill.: Illinois State Archives, 1975). On 248 {{FHL|40879|item|disp=FHL films 1001592 (first of 248 films)}}. At the time the index was microfilmed, most of the indexing of the 1855 census had not been completed.

:''Name Index to Early Illinois Records'' (Springfield, Ill.: Illinois State Archives, 1975). On 248 {{FHL|40879|item|disp=FHL films 1001592 (first of 248 films)}}. At the time the index was microfilmed, most of the indexing of the 1855 census had not been completed.

For 1840, 1830, and 1820, Illinois has both a federal and a state census.)

1810-1855 Index