I am looking for information on:

Jacob M "Jake" & Adda Schindler, who seemed to flip-flop in
Iroquois & Vermilion Counties. I do know that in 1939 they
had moved to Chicago, Cook Co. as I found this in Jacob's
brother's obituary. In Nov 1961, Ada's brother, John A Torbet
died, and it stated "three sisters preceded him in death."
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1884 Marriage Record:
Groom: William Cupp, Sheldon, farmer, 21 yrs, b. Franklin Co., IN
Parents: Nelson Cupp and Eloire Coffee
Bride: Adda Torbet, b. Woodland, Iroquois Co., IL 17 yrs,
Parents: Daniel Torbet and Cynthia Torbet [both deceased]
Married at: Woodland, Iroquois Co., Illinos on 27 July 1884; return 28
July 1884 Vol. 2 pg 396
witness: Addie C. Searle, Ida Moore and Anna Warren, performed by: M. H.
Williams, MG
James W. Kay, 19 July 1884,[legal guardian] signed for Adda Torbet, 17 yrs
(unable to find divorce record. William married 2nd - Margaretta Butler in
August 28, 1892)
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Census: 1900 Grant Twp, Vermilion Co , Illinois
Henning, H. C 36 b. Germany Occ. Traveling Salesman
Henning, Ada 33 b. Illinois (married 5 yrs - no childen)
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1901 Marriage Record
Groom: Schindler, Jacob M Age: 24, b. Prairie Green, Iroquois Co, Ill
Residence: Hoopeston, Vermilion Co. Ill, Parents: John A Schindler &
Fredricka Krause
Bride: Ada Torbet Henning, Age: 28, b. Watseka, Iroquois Co., Ill
Residence: Hoopeston, Vermilion Co., Ill, Parents: Daniel Torbet & Syntha
Pineo,
Married Dec 05, 1901, Vermilion Co. Illinois, Lic # 15482
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1915 - their daughter:
Velma Irene Schindler b: June 14, 1915 in Iroquois Twp., Iroquois Co., Illinois
d: July 02, 1915 in Iroquois Twp. Iroquois Co., Illinois,
Cause of death: Intrissusception, 3 days, Burial: Floral Hill, Hoopeston, Vermilion Co.

Thanks
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John H. Schindler, son of John A and Frederica Schindler passed away at his home in Boswell, Indiana, Wednesday, August 18, 1937 at 2 pm at the age of 68 years.
Mr Schindler was born on a farm near Hoopeston, [Vermilion Co] Illinois. He was united in marriage to Sirrilda J. Heath, October 18, 1892. To this union were born three children, Stella May, who preceded him in death Feb 14, 1911, Mrs Bertha Finney and Gene Schindler, both of Indianapolis, who along with the widow survive.

Mr Schindler has been a successful farmer for many years, having farmed both Illinois and Indiana, his present farm being in Benton County. His many friends will remember him as an honest, upright citizen in the community.

He also leaves to mourn his loss, three brothers and five sisters: Joe Schindler, Talbot, Ind.; Jake Schindler, Chicago, Ill.; and Carl Schindler, Lafayette, Ind.; Mrs Augusta McGrew, Hoopeston, Ill.; Mrs Ella Whitman, Paxton, Ill.; Mrs Bertha Leuck, Ambia, Ind.; Mrs Alice Jewell, Lafayette, Ind.; Mrs Ida Cormican, Stephens, Minn. Deceased Mrs Lucy Schoolcraft, Hoopeston, Ill.; and Mrs Maggie Helmerick, Talbot, Ind. Funeral services were held at the Simpkins Funeral Home Friday, Aug 20, at 2 pm, Rev. Wilbur Yocom of the Christian Church officiation. Interment in Boswell Cemetery.
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Mrs Emma [Torbet] Bookwalter

Funeral services were held at the Weyand Funeral Home in Milford, Friday afternoon, July 12, at two o'clock for Mrs Emma Bookwalter, a life long resident of Iroquois county. Services were in charge of Rev. C.E. Butler and interment was in the Maple Grove Cemetery.

Emma Torbet Bookwalter, wife of J Adolphus Bookwalter was born on a farm near Iroquois, November 03, 1871. On May 8th, 1939 they celebrated their Golden Wedding at their home in Milford. Mr and Mrs Bookwalter made their home in Milford practically all their married life and have held in high esteem by all their many friends. Everything that careful nursing could do was done to add comfort to and prolong the life of Mrs Bookwalter, but at her age the injury she received when she fell on the basement steps of her home in February added to an already weakened condition made her case one of grave concern.

Besides the husband, Mrs Bookwalter is survived by four children, Alma Strand, Thirza Fletcher, Edna Christiansen and George, also a brother John Torbet of Waseka, and a sister Mrs Ada Schindler of Chicago, and the following grandchildren, Jeanne Stolts, Wanda Harter, Fritzie Isaacson, Martin, Edna, Joe, Gloria and George Jr Bookwalter. Two children Russell Ivan and Joe preceded her in death.
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Republican Newspaper - John Torbet, 88, Died Saturday, Rites Held Tuesday

Funeral services were conducted at 2pm Tuesday in Eastburn Funeral Home for John Torbet , 88, rural Watseka, who died at 10:55 pm in a Watseka nursing home. The Rev Tom Armour of Pittwood Christian Church officiated and burial was in Prairie Dell Cemetery.
Mr Torbet was born Nov 19, 1872 in Iroquois, the son of Mr and Mrs Amos Torbet [correction- Daniel Torbet & Cynthia Ann Pinneo] and lived his entire life in Iroquois County. He was a retired farmer and a member of the First Christian Church in Watseka. On Oct 14, 1894 he was married at Iroquois to the former Emma Decker who died in April, 1943. He had been a patient in the nursing home for three and a half years.
Surviving are three daughters, Mrs Florence Webster of Watseka, Mrs Frances Daschner of Danforth and Mrs Nina Browsey of Park Ridge; five grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. In addition to his wife, his parents, a brother and three sisters preceded him in death.