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Female Spencer Marriages in Wabash County, IL to 1900

JohnEarl_Spencer — 2009-11-09 04:04:50Z

MIDDLETON, WILLIAM H SPENCER, AMANDA S 1878-09-17 E /16 496 WABASH
BEIDLEMAN, PAUL J SPENCER, BELL 1890-10-07 E /132 1018 WABASH
CARDER, WILLIAM T SPENCER, LUCINDA 1897-02-09 E /212 360 WABASH
SCHRADER, JOHN C SPENCER, MARY C 1864-08-21 299/ 13 WABASH
THATCHER, JOHN C SPENCER, MARY C 1864-08-21 299/ 13 WABASH

Male Spencer Marriages in Wabash County, IL to 1900

JohnEarl_Spencer — 2009-11-09 04:01:40Z

SPENCER, CHARLES RAMSEY, HARRIET (MRS) 1873-01-29 B /120 WABASH
SPENCER, JOHN CRACKEL, MARY E 1872-02-24 B /57 WABASH
SPENCER, THOMPSON KIRSTERSON, MARY 1872-05-28 B /74 WABASH
SPENCER, WILLIAM H SCHRADER, MARGARET E 1858-07-15 A/0062 WABASH

Re: Kathryn Reisinger

mckennypam — 2009-10-15 18:51:02Z

my mom is Marilyn Reisinger Ramsey (daughter of Kathryn and Elmer)

I will pass on your information to her.

Henry R. Thompson, b 1852 Wabash: who did he marry???

lindalaffey — 2009-10-10 22:14:55Z

Henry was the son of Andrew THOMPSON of Daviess County, IN, and Harriet Degan, daughter of Henry Degan and Jane Lovellette/Tougas. His sister Laura Ann Thompson FISHER lived in Wabash Co, Coffee, her entire long life. Laura and husband William B. Fisher had Alice KERN and many boys, including Charles E. FISHER (a broker/banker) who married Mable STORCKMAN of Mt. Carmel, Mike FISHER who married Edna WILLIAMS, Joseph (Rev.) who married Letitia KING, Andrew/Andy who married Laura RICHARDSON, and Daniel Ray FISHER.
Thanks. Linda

Does anyone in Wabash County remember this family or their spouses? Laura's brother Henry R. THOMPSON lived till at least 1930 with his daughter in a western state like CO or AZ. Does anyone know who he married?? Who his children were?

Re: DUNN

hessdebbie1 — 2009-10-09 12:31:08Z

I have a lot of information about the Thomas Dunn family. Thomas Calvin Dunn(b.13 Mar 1886)& Melvina Elizabeth McIntyre(b.21 Dec 1886)were married on 8 Apr 1905. The family lived in Cowling, IL. for many years. I have information on all of Thomas & Melvina's children. Beatrice Joy Dunn(b.3 SEP 1918) is my grandmother & she is in good health at age 91. Bea married Lawrence Duane Day(b. 24 Apr 1917)on 3 Jul 1936, in Mt.Carmel, IL. Their children are Mona Joy(b. 3 Feb 1937) Jerry Clifton (b. 9 Jul 1938)(my father)died 26 Sep 1994, Deloras Jeanette(b.19 Jul 1948)& an Infant daughter(b.& d Apr 1959) Thomas died 7 Apr 1960 & Melvina died 5 Nov 1964. They are buried in Anteoch Cemetary, Wabash Co. near Cowling.If you want to contact me I will share the rest of the information I have with you.

Obit look up please

connieconnie10 — 2009-10-06 20:06:51Z

Need obit or death record look up for
Daniel Woods
died 18 Feb 1931
Wabash

Henry R. Thompson, b 1852, Wabash Co, died possibly in AZ in 1930's

lindalaffey — 2009-08-25 22:19:46Z

Henry R. Thompson was the son of Andrew Thompson and Harriet Degan. Henry had a sister Laura Ann Thompson who married William Bradley Fisher and lived in Wabash County, in Keensburg, all her long life. Laura and William are buried in Coffee Cemetery in Keensburg. I cannot find Henry R. Thompson after 1870, when he is living with Jane and Henry Degan, descendants of French people from Vincennes. I think Henry eventually moved west to Arizona. Does anyone know about Henry?

Henry's father, Andrew, had a sister Elizabeth Thompson who married Isaac Rogers in Daviess Co, IN. I think that Henry may have gone first to CO then to AZ with their son Henry Austin Rogers, who died in AZ in 1941.

Metzger - Mount Carmel, IL

damcdonald — 2009-08-13 06:00:40Z

Looking for information on my Grandfather's family. All were born and lived in Mount Carmel. Roy and Levena Metzger. Their children were Richard M., Robert E., Elizabeth B., and May Louise. Also would like to find information on previous generation (Roy's parents) Matthias and Elizabeth B. Metzger.

Thank you, David

Re: Parmenters in Wabash County,Edward Brines

annefetters — 2009-07-28 21:25:48Z

his parents were Ed and Daisy Brines ,they lived in Champagne Illinois. When this family came to illinois they came from somewhere in Pennyslvania according to Mom. They were the proprietors of the Florsheim shoe store in Champayne? spelling is not correct but don't know how to spell it.. Daisy is the sister of Winifred Geraldine Parmenter, who is my grandmother. This information comes from my Mom Lois Hunt.

Re: Parmenters in Wabash County

annefetters — 2009-07-28 16:54:13Z

Aden Theodore ParmenterB-19,05,1857 Lick Prairie precinct, Wabash County D- 19,10,1921 Bellmont, Wabash county Il. His father was Aden Parmenter.
His wife was Mary Alice Bristow B-03,12,1858 In Pike County Indiana, D-23,03,1915 in Bellmont.
Children are
Frances B-01,07.1878 , D-01,07,1893 in Bellmont buried in Bethel Cemetary
Daisy Alberta B-01,1880 Spouse Brines
BEnjamin B-08,12,1881
Infant parmenter B-12,07,1883 died the same day Buried in Bethel Cemetary
Annie Florence Parmenter B-17,03,1884, spouse was Richardson she died in Texas and was brought back here to Illinois to be buried. I can remember her from when I was a child, she was a lovely lady who made gorgeous quilts, when she died there was a big dumpster outside of her house being filled by her daughter, she had thrown several quilt tops away, My Mother went dumpster diving and reclaimed them and brought them to me. I had never quilted in my life but after couple of classes I felt that I could finish them for her. Each has a tag on it that explains who it comes from. i HAVE FINISHED SEVERAL THAT I HAVE GIVEN TO MY GRANDCHILDREN. She used to write t o me and she had the most beautiful penmanship and she always had wonderful things to say.
George Henry B-21,03,1886, spouce Lydia buried in Bethel Cemetary
Mary Alice B-07,04,1890
Bessie B-03,07,1892
Effie May B-28,08,1894, D-24,09,1895 buried in Bethel Cemetary
Milo Aden B-18,01,1896
Harry Bristow B-19,01,1896
Winifred Geraldine B-21,07,1901 in Illinois
D-24,02,1934 she died of an ear infection that went to her brain according to her death certificate. on Nov.21, 1921 she married John Alfred Lance They had chiidren Elsie Bernice B-24,12,1921 in Mt. Carmel,
Leonard Lance (doc) B-21,09,1923 in Mt. Carmel
D-09,10,2006 in Indiana buried in Bethel cemetary
Lois Mae 07,10,1925 my mother, she married Bertis Hunt on 23,12,1945
Molly Parmenter she married Harmon Meyer

Re: Parmenters in Wabash County

annefetters — 2009-07-28 16:02:39Z

I would be interested in the information n DR. >Bens sister if you would care to share it, My Mom is fascinated with the family history and I love taking llittle tid bits down to reaqd to her, she is suffering from Alzheimers but she still remembers her family so it is a real pleasure to share things with her.

Re: Parmenters in Wabash County Doctor Ben

annefetters — 2009-07-28 15:51:32Z

Doctor Ben ws my Mothers uncle, and somewhere here I have picture of him . She tells wonderful stories about him. He was apparently a very kind man and often treated farmers animals when he was on the road trips to care for people, mom used to ride with him in his buggy, but we would not let her go into the houses where he was treating someone to protect their privacy. Often times when he was done, say treating the wife for something the farmer would then take him out to the barn and have him look at an ill animal. He loved to tell stories and kept Mom entertained with them while he was driving and always when he went to a farm house the kids came running out because he always had a pocket full of penny candy for them. He always gave Mom one piece while she waited in the buggy for him to return.

Re: Parmenters in Wabash County

annefetters — 2009-07-28 15:40:51Z

Hello, my mother is a Parmenter back up the line, she is Lois Lance who married Bertis hunt, she comes from Winifred Parmenter who married John Lance,Her parents were, Aden theodore Parmenter and Mary Alice Bristow. I have tons of information on the Parmenter line thanks to my Aunt Elsie Berberich who unfortunately is now in a nursing home due to alzheimers and her daughters apparently threw all of the family tree paper work out, I would be willing to share with anyone who wants to.

Re: Parmenters in Wabash County

CarolGingrich288 — 2009-07-27 14:45:55Z

I received a notice on my email just today. I am very interested in learning more about Edward Brines Birthplace, parentage, etc. Seems to be an unsolved mystery. My husband and I are going to Boston in Sept. Hopefully I willget a chance to research a bit while there. I descend from Edward and Patience thru son Russel; and his son Henry. My mother's father was Roswell, son of Russell who married Mary Ann Kennard. Would love to hear from you Carol Gingrich

Re: Wabash county ancestors

deecarsond5 — 2009-07-23 01:40:43Z

i need to know where he came from i can go back on our root from my grandchildren back to 1830 okla/mo/kansas/ okla/ tx/ n.m back to tx..hugh sr. wade hampton,walter/wade,james,homer wade,wade leon,wadeleonjr.,donald leon,wadeleon.....9 generations,i wish i could trace them all the way to ireland... i will takeall info on my carson root.thanks dee

Re: Wabash county ancestors

duanep66 — 2009-07-22 10:17:58Z

Are you looking for where Hugh came from or where he ended up? There is quite a bit of information in the 1850, 1860, and 1870 censuses about him and his family. Let me know what you are looking for and I will pull some of the information together.

Re: Wabash county ancestors

deecarsond5 — 2009-07-22 03:30:54Z

yes that is my hugh ,i have no other info about him other then he married eliza higginson 1830 edwards co. then he bought land in edwards co.1835 gave wabash co. as his address........that is where my search ends

Re: Wabash county ancestors

arainbolt — 2009-07-22 00:48:20Z

There is a Hugh Carson listed on the 1830 census for Edwards County. He is listed as head of household, of 20 and under 30 years of age. Also listed 1 female of 16 and under 20 years of age.
On the 1840 census of Edwards County there is a Hugh L. Carson, listed with 2 males under 5 years of age, 2 males of 5 and under 10, 1 male of 30 and under 40, 1 female of 5 and under 10, and 1 female of 20 and under 30. Do you think this is the Hugh Carson you are looking for? Ada

Re: Samuel/Cemiul "Simon" and Sarah (Hatfield?) Odam/Odum

jeff2000 — 2009-07-03 19:24:05Z

Eldon,

Those name differences are very minor and seem to fit with the general confusion that took place back in the 1800s when there was much less ability to read and write and some words and names may have never been seen in writing by the very people who went by them. In my mother's family, there is the LeGans family from France who now spell their name Leggins. My "Lochhead" family from Scotland who have diverged into lloyd, lawhead, laughead, and lockheed over about 3 or 4 generations. I also believe that those who came to this country had such a beginning ability to speak English that anyone writing down census information or immigration/ship records and so on, misunderstood them on a regular basis. I work in a college with my wife sometimes where there are a high percentage of foreign exchange students and I have a very difficult time understanding their English more often than not. And one more thing, some names just lend themselves to mistaken spellings. The less common a surname and the more open to interpretation, the more misspellings you might see, my friend whose last name is Chamberlain has seen his name spelled at least 4 or 5 different ways in records. And I have people write my first name Jeffrey as Jeffery all the time. It sure makes it hard trying to find people in records. I usually try my known spelling of a name first and then go back and see if the database allows wildcards. Most of the ones I've seen will allow you, if nothing else, to enter part of a name like "LIT" and will still find such a name as "Litherland" and "Little" without even using a "wildcard". I'll keep my eye out for any Wabash or nearby matches to the surname I find, I haven't seen it much before, but, then again, I wasn't looking at the time. Good luck.

James M. Armstrong and Sarah E. (litherland) Armstrong's deaths

jeff2000 — 2009-07-02 19:03:59Z

My ancestors James and Sarah Armstrong lived in Lawrence county near the end of their livesbut as of this time I have had no luck finding any death information about either one. Prior to 1870 they had lived in Wabash county. and many of their family were buried in cemeteries such as Armstrong cem., and Allendale cem. Is it possible for someone to look at obits somewhere and check for these two?

James M. Armstrong b. 14 Aug, 1928 in Wabash, IL. last seen in the 1880 census in Lawrence county, IL.

Sarah Elizabeth (litherland) Armstrong, James's wife, b. abt 1831, and died between 1875, (which is the date of birth of her last daughter), and 1880, (where James shows up as a widower.)

As I stated, James and Sarah and children moved from "pleasant Hills" in Wabash county to
"denison" in Lawrence county, some time between the 1860 census and the 1870 census. James does not appear to be in the 1900 census either, I have searched the various death indexes and no luck there either. Any assistance or information is greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Re: Samuel/Cemiul "Simon" and Sarah (Hatfield?) Odam/Odum

jeff2000 — 2009-07-02 18:41:14Z

Hi;

In the ANTIOCH CHURCH CEMETERY is a burial for Hiram Odam, b. June 13, 1885, d. Mar 22, 1901, who was the child of James and Mary E Odam.

and Highland Memorial Cemetery has several family members as well, though spellings vary from odam, odom, odum, I am guessing that these are actually related?

Re: Samuel/Cemiul "Simon" and Sarah (Hatfield?) Odam/Odum

eldon1941 — 2009-07-02 19:16:49Z

Jeff,
Sorry, but I forgot to answer your question - yes, the ODAMs, ODOMs, ODUMs in Wabash Co are all related.
Thanks again for your help.
Eldon

Re: Samuel/Cemiul "Simon" and Sarah (Hatfield?) Odam/Odum

eldon1941 — 2009-07-02 19:11:25Z

Jeff,
Thank you very much for that info on Hiram.
Any info at all about burials of ODAM, ODOM, or ODUM would be appreciated. I am curious what problem my ancestors had with their surname. My grandfather formally changed his surname from ODAM to ODUM. It didn't do him any good though because I found him anyway.
Eldon

Re: Samuel/Cemiul "Simon" and Sarah (Hatfield?) Odam/Odum

eldon1941 — 2009-07-03 19:59:49Z

Thanks Jeff.

Eldon

Re: Samuel/Cemiul "Simon" and Sarah (Hatfield?) Odam/Odum

eldon1941 — 2009-07-03 20:37:15Z

I doubt that I would even think of trying Oldham as a derived spelling of Odum. Makes sense though.
Eldon

Re: Samuel/Cemiul "Simon" and Sarah (Hatfield?) Odam/Odum

eldon1941 — 2009-07-02 00:56:52Z

Thank you very much for the info.
Eldon

Re: Samuel/Cemiul "Simon" and Sarah (Hatfield?) Odam/Odum

eldon1941 — 2009-06-30 20:49:41Z

My maternal great grandfather is Ira Franklin (Bump) Odum.
I would appreciate you sharing with me any info you may have about Z.D., Mary, and Arvilla.
Thank you,
Eldon Wade
ewade@cfl.rr.com

Re: Wabash county ancestors

deecarsond5 — 2009-07-16 02:11:29Z

looking for carsons hugh carson bought land 1830 edwards co. gave address wabash please anything on the carson root

Re: CENSUS LOOKUP PLEASE ON GEORGE W CLEMENTS

deecarsond5 — 2009-07-16 02:08:57Z

please help i need census lookup for carson family living wabash co 1809-1830 my grandfather bought land in edwards co address wabash co.1830

Re: Birth lookup in Wabash County

deecarsond5 — 2009-07-16 02:04:58Z

need help on any carson family living in wabash1800-1830

Re: Obit Look Up Please!

deecarsond5 — 2009-07-16 02:01:48Z

looking for carsons living around wabash 1809-1830

Re: Samuel/Cemiul "Simon" and Sarah (Hatfield?) Odam/Odum

mrcjmleach — 2009-07-03 20:17:30Z

I am related to many Odoms buried at Highland. John, Floria, Larry, Eugene, Shirley, James, Lois, and others. I have also seen *Oldham* as a spelling, mostly at Rose Hill Cemetery in Mount Carmel. I haven't been able to confirm that is the same family, but I suspect it.

Re: James M. Armstrong and Sarah E. (litherland) Armstrong's deaths

mrcjmleach — 2009-07-17 13:53:13Z

You might want to check with Kerry Armstrong-he is in the message boards and has alot of information on the Armstrongs in the northern Wabash County area.

Re: Wabash county ancestors Andrus, Brunner, Crandall

mrcjmleach — 2009-07-17 13:41:57Z

While I am not researching those particular families, I do find some of the names in our family tree. I have some information on the following: Charles Andrus, Charles Frederick Andrus, Effie Andrus, Ivalu Andrus, Jennie Andrus, Lela Andrus, Lottie Andrus, Lucille Andrus, Maggie Andrus, Marcus Andrus, Mary Marguerite Andrus, Silas (grandfather) and Silas (his grandson), Clara Crandall, Ira Crandall, and Nora Crandall.

Also, in my records for Schrodt, I find a John C. Brunner who married a Francis Smith-Schrodt.

You probably have all this, but if you need any info, let me know.

Re: Mundy Families in Wabash County 1819-1930s

mrcjmleach — 2009-07-02 17:59:38Z

I wasn't aware that Gene Mundy had passed away. I lost track of him in Dallas, Texas. I have information on his William and Robert but not much on Gene. Thanks for the info.

Re: Joseph Osborne in Wabash Co, Illinois

mrcjmleach — 2009-06-30 04:25:53Z

I know of a Jeff Osborn of Wabash County, Illinois. He lives in Grayville, Illinois. Maybe he could help???

Re: Hays or Hayes

mrcjmleach — 2009-06-30 04:11:39Z

In Wabash County, North Middle-school principal is Gordon "Michael" Hays, son of the late Gordon Hays.

Re: Whyde family in Wabash co

mrcjmleach — 2009-06-30 04:08:35Z

I have a little info on Zelma Whyde Seals born in 1898. If you want it, I can help.

Re: Obit look up for Mary Olive Gaddis please?

mrcjmleach — 2009-07-02 00:53:15Z

I found the obit on microfilm but part of it was coveredr. Here is what I found: Mrs. Mary Olive Jessop who made her home at the home of her sister, Mrs. S. S. Seiler on Route Two, died this morning at 2 o'clock after an illness of five years. She was a daughter of John and Mandana Walton Gaddis and was born at Millersburg, Ind., July 8, 1859, making her age at death 79 years, 9 months, and 9 days. She was first married to Lewis Wilson in Fairfield. He died in 1883. Then she was married to Maj. Alexander S. Jessop in 1888, at Wayne City, Ill. He died at Long Beach, Calif., and was buried in the national cemetery. Surviving are three brothers and one sister, William A. Gaddis, Bartelsville, Okla., Jacob H. Gaddis, of Weatherford, Okla., Mae Gaddis Seiler, Mount Carmel, Route Two, and Bertn N. Gaddis, Maywood, Ill. One son, Edward Wilson, died in ...the rest is blacked out.

Re: Samuel/Cemiul "Simon" and Sarah (Hatfield?) Odam/Odum

mrcjmleach — 2009-07-02 00:46:07Z

I found "ZD" first in the 1850 Wabash Co., IL census. Seems he was born around 1831 in Illinois and married Louisa LeSuere between 1850 & 1860. The last info I have on him is the 1860 census. Zedekiah and Louisa had three children: William born 1856, died 1860-1870; James Perry Odom 4-3-1857 to 5-12-1929; and Sarah Elizabeth born abt 1860 and wed Alfred Durley, Sr. in 1878. An article in the ILLINOIS WABASH CO. BIOGRAPHICAL indicates that Zedekiah died when James was age three. Louisa married a second time and had a child with the 2nd husband in 1863. I believe the daughter Sarah Elizabeth died prior to 1886, since Alfred marries a second time in 1886 and I do not find any information for Sarah Elizabeth after childbirth in 1881.

Mary Odom was born about 1838 and wed John Painter 7-4-1860. I believe she died prior to 1870 as she is not listed in that census.

Arvilla Odom was born about 1841 and wed Thomas Painter 1-20-1859 (Thomas was a brother to John Painter).

Re: Bygone County Cemeteries?

mrcjmleach — 2009-07-02 01:24:59Z

Some of the cemeteries listed are tended but no longer have new burials. Here are 911 addresses for a few cemeteries. This may help gps pinpoint them on a map. Antioch Cemetery aka Antioch Church Cemetery-4483 Hwy 1, Mount Carmel, IL.
Bethel Cemetery (Wabash County) 4723 N. 1100 Blvd, Mount Carmel, IL. Friendsville Cemetery, N. 1650 Blvd and E. 400 Road intersection, Mount Carmel, IL., Nye Chapel aka Gard's Point Cemetery-6969 N. 1850 Blvd, Mount Carmel, IL. St. Sebastian Church Cemetery aka Keepes Cemetery-4921 N. 1400 Blvd., Mount Carmel, IL. Sand Hill Cemetery-intersection of West Third & Hackberry Streets. (800 W. 3rd, Mount Carmel, IL )Compton Cemetery-near Keensburg-intersection of E. 800 Road & N. 900 Blvd., Mount Carmel, IL. Harrison Cemetery aka New Lancaster Cemetery-(near Lancaster, IL) intersection of Hwy 11 & E. 640 Road, Mount Carmel, IL. Old Lancaster Cemetery, intersection of Hwy 11 and E. 600 Road, Mount Carmel, IL. Rose Hill Cemetery-901 N. Plum Street, Mount Carmel, IL. Saint Mary's Cemetery- (1521 Poplar Street) intersection of Landes and Poplar Streets, Mount Carmel, IL

Re: Obituary Look-up for John Filmore Brown

mrcjmleach — 2009-07-02 01:05:36Z

I found a sketchy obit for him at the Mt. Carmel Public Library.

John Filmore Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Brown was born in Wayne County, IL on February 11, 1875. He died at age 54 on April 19, 1929, in his home at 315 W. 1st Street, following an illness of several years. He leaves a widow, Mrs. Mary Anna Brown and five children to mourn his passing. The children are William Brown, Evansville, Ind.; Stella of Hammond, Ind.; May of Mount Carmel and Golda and Charles at home. There are two surviving sisters: Mrs. Emma McNeiley and Mrs. Lizzie Ferguson. Mr. Brown was a member of the Christian Church. The funeral is to be held at the Short Funeral Hom with interment at Highland Memorial Cemetery.

Re: Mundy Families in Wabash County 1819-1930s

mrcjmleach — 2009-07-02 00:59:15Z

In Marriage Record Book 1 Pg 284 of Wabash Co., IL I found Gertrude Newkirk wed C. Mundy. Mr. Mundy was age 25, white, and born in Wabash County-but living in Patoka, Indiana. His parents were W H & Carrie (Best) Mundy. This was a first marriage for the groom.
Gertrude was age 23, white, and born in Wabash County. Her parents were R M & Martha (Hallock) Newkirk. This was a first marriage for the bride.

The couple was united in marriage on January 14, 1903, by
R H Carr, Minister of the Gospel. The witnesses were Bertha Mundy and Amy Newkirk.

Re: Mundy Families in Wabash County 1819-1930s

nionafaye — 2009-07-02 14:40:52Z

MRCJMLEACH - Thank you so much for the information. This is a very needed "brick" to finish this portion of my family wall.
I knew the story behind the wedding, but did not know whether or not C. Mundy (Clarence Verner - my granddad) obtained their marriage license in El Paso County, Eastonville, Colorado (where he was boarding and working on his Uncle 'Doc' Eli Knowles farm) before returning to his childhood location to marry Gertrude Newkirk; or whether they bought the license and were married there in Mt. Carmel. You've saved me hours of fruitless work, and I deeply appreciate your taking time to reply.
You did know that Gene Mundy (the one who was son to Olive Leach and E. Guy Mundy) passed away quite recently, didn't you? I don't know how much our lines will cross since this info was shared, but if I can help you in any way, let me know.
Niona (Mundy) Case.

Re: Obit look up for Mary Olive Gaddis please?

grammie33467 — 2009-06-30 12:04:54Z

That would be great! Thank you so much! She was married to a Jessop!

Sherry

Re: Obit look up for Mary Olive Gaddis please?

grammie33467 — 2009-07-02 01:27:37Z

Thank you so much for the obit! You are a geneology angel! Did you happen to get the date of the obit, because it really doesn't say when she died, except today. Would you know how I can find out where she is buried? Thank you again, I really appreciate it!

Sherry

Re: Obituary Look-up for John Filmore Brown

robertelder64 — 2009-06-30 11:30:47Z

Yes i still want the obituary, thank you very much.

Robert

Re: Obituary Look-up for John Filmore Brown

robertelder64 — 2009-07-02 11:22:15Z

The obituary may have been small but full of information. I do thank you for taken the time to do this for me. This has helped me out a lot.
Robert

Re: James M. Armstrong and Sarah E. (litherland) Armstrong's deaths

jseni1952 — 2009-07-12 16:37:35Z

Did you search the illinois statewide archives?
If not try that and see I did find a James M. And Sarah there. But the age might be off a little bit.

Re: names-Pfiester

Dreiling1942 — 2009-07-17 21:42:10Z

Do you know anything about James? My Pfiester worked in and retired from the Wooster School System. His name was William, wife Ella Rose (Peter). My Pfiesters came to America from Germany in 1845. Thanks for your response. Nancy