Notes: Carl Wayne Gray Genealogies

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10901	There's no listing for Margaretha in Haven Hill Cemetery - "Richland County Cemetery Inscriptions" by Barbara Craddock, but she is supposed to be buried there.	Mühlemann, Margaretha (I9438)
10902	These are not confirmed as his parents. This may or may not have been the first child of Glayson and Eula. He is buried in section "J" of Haven Hill Cemetery.	Gray, Robert E. (I200)
10903	They ended up in Los Angeles County, California. Ralph and Kathryn eventually divorced. He moved back to Missouri where he married Marion "Jane" Morrison on 2 FEB 1951 in Ferguson, St. Louis, Missouri. They owned and operated Morrison Printing Company in St. Louis. After retiring, they moved to Phoenix, Arizona and lived there until his death in 1986.	Brissenden, Ralph Carroll (I28424)
10904	They met while he was in the service and stationed in Calcutta during WWII. She followed Bob to the United States where she became a U.S. Citizen and lived the remainder of her life here.	Family: Bemont, Robert Ellis / Abraham, Kay (F14302)
10905	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: Living / Living (F3937)
10906	This appears to be a memorial marker. He is interred in Henri-Chapelle American Cemetery, Henri-Chapelle, Belgium	Stanley, Milton Ray (I32813)
10907	This appears to be his Civil War Information: CHANEY, RICHARD Rank PVT Company B Unit 63 IL US INF Personal Characteristics Residence ALBION, EDWARDS CO, IL Age 25 Height N/A Hair N/A Eyes N/A Complexion N/A Marital Status N/A Occupation N/A Nativity N/A Service Record Joined When APR 1, 1862 Joined Where EDWARDS CO, IL Joined By Whom CPT G J JOHN Period 3 YRS Muster In APR 10, 1862 Muster In Where JONESBORO, IL Muster In By Whom N/A Muster Out APR 9, 1865 Muster Out Where GOLDSBORO, NC Muster Out By Whom N/A Remarks TERM EXPIRED	Chaney, Richard (I29781)
10908	This burial is on private property or is otherwise inaccessible	Holeman, Emerine (I11547)
10909	This film (#1930) contains Bands (16-25) that JSS (Jillaine Smith) was not initially able to find through the Family History Center in the U.S. [Subsequently found on FHL #1658746 and 1658747.] Excellent (with the exception of Band 23 which contains MANY errors.)	Source (S1713)
10910	This is a memorial headstone.. He was lost at sea.	Hasler, Max Daniel (I47059)
10911	This is a memorial site. His remains were never recovered.	Bolen, James Elmo (I24931)
10912	This is a memorial stone, Carl was lost at sea during World War II.	Swift, Carl B. (I35162)
10913	This is my Dad Hartzel Powell. As a young man in the 7th grade he quit school to support his mother and siblings due to the tragic death of his step father. Imagine this as a youngster supporting his mother and family. He worked for Tubby Gregory in Alma, Illinois plowing for I believe .75 a day to help support his mother and her family. My father like all of you alls have left us so blessed!! Their legacy lives on through all your families!! He taught us to shoot and respect a gun. Be respectful and he wanted and worked hard so all his children were well educated! We are truly blessed! ========================== Hartzel L. Powell, 81, of Clay City, IL, died July 20, 1996, at Good Samaritan Hospital in Vincennes, IN. He was born February 19, 1915, in Colfax. He married Mona Shreffler March 22, 1948, in Henderson, KY. He was the owner and operator of Powell's Patch Strawberries in Clay City for many years. He worked for the Texas Pipeline Company, retiring in 1977 after 39 years. He was a farmer, a member of the American Legion in Clay City and a lifetime member of the VFW Post #3999. He was a World War II veteran. He is survived by his wife; two sons, Steve and Lowell Powell; two daughers, Sandra Kraft and Sherry Hall; two brothers, Virgil and Vernon Powell; three sisters, Violet Widdows, Veretta Garrett, and Viola Huff; eight grandchildren; and a step-grandchild. He was preceded in death by his parents, two sons, a daughter and two sisters. Funeral services were held at Summers-Kistler Funeral Home in Clay City with burial in Evergreen Cemetery in Kinmundy. There were full military rites at the cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Clay County Cancer Fund, C.U. R.E. (Published Olney Daily Mail)	Powell, Hartzel L. (I46659)
10914	This is rumored to be the final resting place of unknown infants.	Unknown (I32170)
10915	This rank was known as Specialist 2nd Class from (1955-1959). In 1959 it became Specialist 5th Class	Franklin, Carl Dean (I27920)
10916	This unit is listed on his headstone.	Odell, Aden G. (I34483)
10917	Thomas Adam "Tom" Buerster was born January 7, 1938 in Clay Co., IL to Adam Carl and Monica Margaret (Kuenstler) Buerster. He married Martha (Weishaar) Buerster on June 13, 1964 in Island Grove, IL. She survives him in his death. Tom was a 50 year member of the Ste. Marie American Legion Post #932 and Knights of Columbus Third Degree Member Council #1704 Newton and a member of Holy Cross Catholic Church in Wendelin. Tom enlisted in the US Army Reserve in 1960 and served six years. He was a lifelong farmer and had helped with the family trucking business from 1953-1968. During the winters he would work at Newton Implement setting up equipment. Tom also served on the Denver Twp. and Richland County Boards. He served on various committees at the Holy Cross Church. Tom enjoyed trapshooting and talking on the CB with the handle "Sugar Foot". He especially enjoyed spending time with his kids and grandkids and taking walks with his dog, Roxy. Thomas Adam "Tom" Buerster is survived by wife of 57 years, Martha Buerster of Noble; daughter, Joan Weber and husband John Carey of Mason, IL; son, Kenneth Buerster and wife Karen of Newton, IL; son, Alan Buerster and wife Krista of Noble, IL; daughter, Janet Grunloh and husband John V. of Island Grove, IL; son, Gary Buerster of Newton, IL and special friend Lindsey Tompson; daughter, Joyce Dietrich and husband Shane of Geneseo, IL; grandchildren, Lauren (Seth) Michels, Alicia Buerster, Ryan Buerster, Malorie Buerster, Maison Buerster, John A. Grunloh, Josie Grunloh, Monica Buerster, Drew Buerster, Darci (Ethan) Harrison, Heather Dietrich; brother, Paul Buerster; sisters, Mary Jane Keller and Theresa Ritz; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by parents; grandson, Eric Dietrich; sisters, Edith McDonald, Anna Lou Stone, Rita Proctor, and infant sister, Eunice Buerster. Kistler-Patterson Funeral Home in Olney is in charge of arrangements. A Visitation will be held on November 29, 2021, from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM at Holy Cross Catholic Church in Wendelin. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10:00 AM on November 30, 2021 at Holy Cross Catholic Church. Interment will take place following services at Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery. Full Military Rites will be performed at the Graveside. Memorials can be made to Tom Buerster Memorial Fund.	Buerster, Thomas Adam 'Tom' (I51387)
10918	Thomas Alexander Rodgers was born on 1 Jan 1815 in Posey Co., Indiana. Son of John Rogers and Matilda Alexander. He died on 19 Jan 1877 in Shelby Precinct ,Edwards Co., Illinois. Thomas married Charlotte Shelby on 14 Jul 1836 in Shelby Precinct, Edwards Co. Illinois. Charlotte was born on 10 Apr 1819 in North Carolina. She died on 8 Aug 1887 in Shelby Precinct, Edwards Co., Illinois. When first married they lived 1 mile south of Calhoun Rd in Lawrence Co.(now Richland) and 1 mile East of Route 130 near his parents. They had the following children: i.Caroline Rodgers ii. Reese Shelby Rodgers iii. Mary J. Rodgers iv. Isaac Rodgers v. David Rodgers vi. Thomas R. Rodgers vii. Catharine Rodgers viii.Azariah Rodgers ix. Isom N. Rodgers x. Charlotte Rodgers xi. Nathan Daniel Rodgers	Rodgers, Thomas Alexander (I56408)
10919	Thomas Ausbrook was an early pioneer settler in southern Illinois. Born the son of Michal Ozbrooks and Sarah (Crickman) Ozbrooks at Warren County, Kentucky, near present day Bowling Green, KY. His father Michal was a "long hunter" and during one of his trips in early 1813 was believed to have died. Thomas was born to Sarah, believed to have been a widow on 13 April 1813, and they remained in Warren County for several succeeding months. On 13 October 1813 Sarah married a widower named Jacob Tinker. In the "History of Fayette County, IL." it states that Thomas Osbrooks came to Fayette County in 1829 with his stepfather Jacob Tinker. After taking up farm land in Otego Township, Fayette County, Illinois and working it for more than two years, Thomas volunteered in 1832 for federal military service with Captain Ewing's Spy Brigade during the "Black Hawk Indian War" serving as a Corporal during the conflict. Upon his release from military service he relocated to Clay County, Illinois where he acquired farm land in Stanford Township. Nearly two years later, 13 February 1834, he was married to Alcey Ann Apperson, daughter of Richard Apperson and Margaret S, (Aiken) Apperson at Clay City, Illinois. To this union eight children were born: Alfred G.(1836-1847); John M. 1840-1913); Sarah R.(1843-1844);Julia M. (1846-1901); William T. (1848-1853); Gilbert A. (1852-1892);Alice M. (1861-1882)and James M. (1853-1916). Thomas farmed his land in Stanford Township until the death of his wife in 1888 at which time he moved into Clay City with his daughter and son-in-law Julia and Harvey T. Barre. Thomas remained there until his death at age 88.	Ausbrook, Thomas (I26921)
10920	Thomas Ausbrook was an early pioneer settler in southern Illinois. Born the son of Michal Ozbrooks and Sarah (Crickman) Ozbrooks at Warren County, Kentucky, near present day Bowling Green, KY. His father Michal was a "long hunter" and during one of his trips in early 1813 was believed to have died. Thomas was born to Sarah, believed to have been a widow on 13 April 1813, and they remained in Warren County for several succeeding months. On 13 October 1813 Sarah married a widower named Jacob Tinker. In the "History of Fayette County, IL." it states that Thomas Osbrooks came to Fayette County in 1829 with his stepfather Jacob Tinker. After taking up farm land in Otego Township, Fayette County, Illinois and working it for more than two years, Thomas volunteered in 1832 for federal military service with Captain Ewing's Spy Brigade during the "Black Hawk Indian War" serving as a Corporal during the conflict. Upon his release from military service he relocated to Clay County, Illinois where he acquired farm land in Stanford Township. Nearly two years later, 13 February 1834, he was married to Alcey Ann Apperson, daughter of Richard Apperson and Margaret S, (Aiken) Apperson at Clay City, Illinois. To this union eight children were born: Alfred G.(1836-1847); John M. 1840-1913); Sarah R.(1843-1844);Julia M. (1846-1901); William T. (1848-1853); Gilbert A. (1852-1892);Alice M. (1861-1882)and James M. (1853-1916). Thomas farmed his land in Stanford Township until the death of his wife in 1888 at which time he moved into Clay City with his daughter and son-in-law Julia and Harvey T. Barre. Thomas remained there until his death at age 88.	Ausbrook, Thomas (I26921)
10921	Thomas Cook, 44, of Olney, died at 5:35 a.m. Saturday, November 13, 2010, at Richland Memorial Hospital in Olney. There will be no funeral services. Rogers-Atkins Funeral Home in Salem is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Cook was born April 20, 1966, in Flora, the son of Lewis R. Cook, Sr. and Mildred P. (Cannon) Cook. He married Henrietta cook and they later divorced. She survives in Olney. He was an assembler at Doris Brother Trophies. Mr. Cook is survived b his daughter, Dusti Davis; stepson, Tim Canady of Olney; grandchildren, Seqouia Davis, Kellie Canady and Braydon Canady of Olney and Daylon Bates of Clay City; four sisters, Loretta Petticourt of Tennessee, Elizabeth Dieckmann of Texas, Mariann Kelly of Johnsonville and Abby Best of Boyd; and two brothers, Jim Cook of Iuka and Edward cook of Olney. He was preceded in death by his parents, Lewis R. Cook, Sr. and Mildred P. Cook and a brother, Lewis R. Cook, Jr. The Olney Daily Mail, November 2010	Cook, Thomas (I20736)
10922	Thomas E. Mitchell Jr., 82, of Crossville, formerly of Noble passed away on Sunday May 19, 2024 at his home. Tom was born May 10, 1942 in Olney, Illinois, the son of Thomas E. and Ola (Fulk) Mitchell. He married Glenda (Carter) on October 26, 1963 in Crossville, Illinois, and she survives. Tom was a life-long carpenter and started his career after graduating from West Richland High School in 1960 and began working for his brother, Charles. He later joined the Carpenters Union in 1964. Tom was a strong man with a servant's heart and enjoyed helping others. He also took pleasure in hunting and working on the farm. Tom was an example to everyone of how to live a life. He was a faithful servant of the Lord, a family man, and a good friend. Tom is survived by his wife of 60 years, Glenda of Crossville, IL; son, Thomas (Katie) Mitchell III of Greenville, SC; daughter, Cynthia (Todd) Hagen of Teutopolis, IL; son, Alfred Scott (Donna) Mitchell of Olney; daughter, Annetta (Rick) Sarensen of Vergennes, IL; grandchildren, Daniel Marlatt, Samantha Lancaster, Katelyn Mitchell, Thomas Mitchell IV, Rebecca Marlatt, Dakota Humphries, Edmond Hagen, Dawn Hagen, Deana Whitaker, Justin Whitaker, Bradley Mitchell, Jonathan Mitchell, Tyler Mitchell, Jordan Sarensen, Jennifer Sarensen, Joshua Sarensen, Justin Sarensen, Jessica Sarensen, Jocelyn Sarensen, 19 great grandchildren; 1 great-great grandchild; sisters, Ruth Elaine O'Brien, Kay Miller, and Kathleen Hagen; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; siblings Charles Mitchell, Lawrence Mitchell, Lois Hagen, Beulah Brown, and Maxine Fryburger. A funeral service will be held for Tom at 11:00 AM on Saturday, May 25, 2024 at Kistler-Patterson Funeral Home in Olney, with a visitation beginning two hours before service time at the funeral home. Interment will follow the service at Hanna Cemetery in rural Noble.	Mitchell, Thomas E. 'Tom' (I8923)
10923	Thomas Erskine, Stanford Twp. enlisted in Co. A 98th Illinois on December 9, 1863. He was killed in a gun fight with John Tanner on July 22, 1867.	Erskine, Thomas (I55475)
10924	Thomas F. Hardacre died at his residence, Sunday morning, at 9 o'clock. He took chill at Lawrenceville, the previous Monday, which proved to be the precursor of pneumonia and he never after left his bed. His condition was not considered alarming, although he was known to be dangerously sick, and Saturday midnight he was thought to be better. In an hour, however, he was found to be rapidly sinking and soon after, he crossed the river.	Hardacre, Thomas Forbus (I22517)
10925	Thomas H. Denby, Jr. was born Jan 23 1823, Wake County, North Carolina. He died Dec 22 1893, Clay County, IL. He married Elizabeth Holman Jan. 31, 1859 in Richland County, IL. Clay County, IL Death Record, Book 1 1877-1901 #150 Burial: Clay City, Cemetery. Death Place: Clay City, IL. Death Cause: LaGrippe. Date of death: Dec 22, 1893. Undertaker: Pierce & Barre, Clay City. Male White 70 yr 10 mo 29 da. * * * * * * * * * Illinois Civil War Detail Denby, Thomas H. Rank: Cpl Company: K Unit: 40 IL US INF. Residence: Clay City, Clay Co. IL. Age 38 Height: 5'8" Hair: Auburn Eyes: Blue Complexion: Fair Marital Status: Married. Occupation Clock Peddler. Nativity Wake County, NC. Joined When: Jul 25, 1861. Joined Where: Clay City, IL. Period: 3 yrs Muster In Aug 10, 1861. Muster in Where: Camp Butler, IL. Remarks: Reenlisted as a Veteran (Sergeant). Illinois Civil War Detail [reenlisted] Denby, Thomas H. Rank: PVT Company: K Unit: 40 IL US INF. Residence: Clay City, Clay Co. IL. Age 40 Height: 5'8" Hair: Auburn Eyes: Hazel Complexion: Fair Marital Status: N/A. Occupation Soldier. Nativity: NC. Joined When: Jan 1,1864. Joined Where: Scottsboro, AL Period: 3 yrs Muster In Jan 30 1865. Muster in Where: Scottsboro, AL. Muster Out Jul 24, 1865 Muster Out Where: Louisville, KY Muster Out by Whom: Cpt Alexander Remarks: Veteran appointed Sergeant [from corporal] May 28 1865.	Denby, Thomas H. Jr. (I30030)
10926	Thomas Harold Rice, 77, of Kewanee, Ill., and formerly of Flora, died at 5:59 p.m. Tuesday, September 9, 2008, at Kewanee Hospital in Kewanee. There will be no visitation. Graveside services will at 1 p.m. Saturday at Elmwood Cemetery in Flora with Rev. Bill Renner officiating. Summers-Kistler Funeral Home in Flora is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Rice was born November 21, 1930, in Clay County, the son of Lewis H. and Nina J. (Cox) Rice. He married Kaye Taylor on March 17, 1973, and she survives. He had worked in Quality Control for Kex Manufacturing Company in Olney and was a U.S. Army veteran. Mr. Rice is survived by his wife, Kaye Rice, of Olney; son, Ronald E. Rice of High Ridge, Mo.; daughter, Ileen Rice of Largo, Fla.; daughter, Kerri Daniel of Belleville; sister, Nina McCormick of Byron; sister, Kitty Holmes of West Salem; and several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents; sons, Kelly, Dean, Robert, Gregory and Thomas Rice Jr.; brothers, Larry, Jim, Gary, Bobby and Buddy; and sister, Ruth Moseley. Memorials may be made to Alzheimer's Association.	Rice, Thomas Harold Sr. (I20381)
10927	Thomas Harold Rice, 77, of Kewanee, Ill., and formerly of Flora, died at 5:59 p.m. Tuesday, September 9, 2008, at Kewanee Hospital in Kewanee. There will be no visitation. Graveside services will at 1 p.m. Saturday at Elmwood Cemetery in Flora with Rev. Bill Renner officiating. Summers-Kistler Funeral Home in Flora is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Rice was born November 21, 1930, in Clay County, the son of Lewis H. and Nina J. (Cox) Rice. He married Kaye Taylor on March 17, 1973, and she survives. He had worked in Quality Control for Kex Manufacturing Company in Olney and was a U.S. Army veteran. Mr. Rice is survived by his wife, Kaye Rice, of Olney; son, Ronald E. Rice of High Ridge, Mo.; daughter, Ileen Rice of Largo, Fla.; daughter, Kerri Daniel of Belleville; sister, Nina McCormick of Byron; sister, Kitty Holmes of West Salem; and several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents; sons, Kelly, Dean, Robert, Gregory and Thomas Rice Jr.; brothers, Larry, Jim, Gary, Bobby and Buddy; and sister, Ruth Moseley. Memorials may be made to Alzheimer's Association.	Rice, Thomas Harold Sr. (I20381)
10928	Thomas is listed in the 1910 Federal Census for Noble, Richland County, Illinois under the name "Paine".	Payne, Thomas Jackson (I214)
10929	Thomas J. Hall, Justice of the Peace, performed the wedding ceremony.	Taylor, Minnie Olive (I258)
10930	Thomas J. Hall, Justice of the Peace, performed the wedding ceremony.	Hasler, Christian 'Chris' (I40)
10931	Thomas Lewis Pemberton, age 75, of Flora, Illinois, passed away Thursday afternoon, March 7, 2024, at his home. He was born September 20, 1948, in Effingham, the son of William Laverne and Leona Marie (Hamilton) Pemberton. He was united in marriage to Maria Elena Button Schoonover on October 31, 1975, in Louisville, and together they shared 46 wedding anniversaries until her passing on April 29, 2022. Tom served in the U.S. Army, 97th Engineers stationed in Stuttgart, Germany during the Vietnam war era. He had worked as a plumbing contractor, owning and operating Pemberton Plumbing & Construction, and had been a past owner and operator of East End Liquors in Flora. Tom enjoyed woodworking and designing and building furniture. Along with his son Chad, and other family members, Tom built a log cabin from discarded telephone poles in the woods close to the Little Wabash River which provided many precious memories of family gatherings, deer hunting, and cookouts with family and friends. He was a lifetime member of the Flora American Legion Post 14, and had served as past Commander. Spending time with his special companions, his fur babies Scrappy, Twinkie, and Fred the cat always brough him great joy. He is survived by his children: Jami Marie (Tony) Gibbons of Louisville, Jacki Michele Sehie of Flora, Chad (Deana) Pemberton of Flora, and William Christopher (Alicia) Wildbur of Edgewood; grandchildren: Jenifer (Brandon) Gibbons of Flora, Jason Gibbons of Flora, Gabriel (Kelsey) Gibbons of Louisville, Mackenzi Windle of Flora, Bart Briscoe of Flora, Sydney (Mason) Rudolphi of Noble, Dallas Mulvaney, Teagan (Zeb) Pemberton of Johnsonville, Brian Pemberton of Flora, Bailey (Marcus) Fleming of Olney, Jayden Fleming of Olney, and Halli Stanley of Flora; great-grandchildren: Eli Schnepper, Elena Powless, Alexa, Mariah, and Zaine Gibbons, Ethan, Emma, Aaron, and Anderson (A.J.) Gibbons, Avery Henderson, Reese Briscoe, Kaisley Robinson, Aroliegh Weems; great-great-grandchildren: Brynnli and Brysyn; brother-in-law: Ed (Dena) McCracken Sr. of Clay City; sister-in-law: Donna Schoonover of St. Louis, Missouri; and many nieces, nephews, and cousins. He was preceded in death by his parents; wife: Button Pemberton; sons: David Arrah Pickel-Pemberton and Michael Wade Pickel; son-in-law: Michael Sehie; 2 sisters: Vicki Sue McCracken and Janet Fay England; 2 brothers-in-law: Larry England and William Bill Leo Schoonover. A graveside ceremony will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, March 23, 2024, at Floral Garden of Memories Cemetery in Flora. Military funeral honors will be presented at 1 p.m. followed by a Masonic service and a committal ceremony officiated by John England. Those attending are asked to arrive directly at the cemetery. Arrangements are by Frank & Bright Funeral Home in Flora. Memorial donations are suggested to Clay County Cancer Crusaders, and these will be accepted through the funeral home.	Pemberton, Thomas Lewis 'Tom' (I24682)
10932	Thomas M. Heath, 46, of Rochester died at 12:50 p.m. Friday at Memorial Medical Center. He was born Sept. 26, 1946, in Wichita, Kan., the son of Harry Heath and Annie Cherry Heath. He married Barbara L. Tibbs in 1971 in Springfield. He was preceded in death by a daughter, Pamela Anne Heath, in 1980. He was a 1982 graduate of Sangamon State University. A resident of Rochester for 20 years, Mr. Heath was a member of Rochester Christian Church, where he served as a deacon. He was a U.S. Navy veteran. Surviving are his wife, Barbara L.; two daughters, Kimberly Jo and Stacey Lynn Heath, both of Rochester; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heath of Caseyville; two brothers, Carl of Mount Pulaski and Paul of Kansas City, Kan.; three sisters, Bea Butler of Mascoutah, Sue Spring of Mahomet, and June Grindley of Farmer City; several nieces and nephews. Services at Rochester Christian Church, with the Rev. Tim Dally officiating. Burial in Rochester Cemetery. Wilson Park Funeral Home, Rochester, is in charge of arrangements. Published in State Journal-Register, The (Springfield, IL) - Saturday, January 23, 1993	Heath, Thomas M. (I32060)
10933	Thomas Mason came to the United States sometime around 1866 or 1868. He first showed on the U.S. Census in 1870, living with the John Cook family in Bethel, Morgan County, Illinois.	Mason, Thomas (I23440)
10934	Thomas McCracken, who died Monday afternoon at his home two and a half miles southeast of Montgomery had been sick for over three months from cancer of the liver. His condition, however, did not become serious until two weeks ago.	McCracken, Thomas (I46522)
10935	Thomas McDowell MAY be an ancestor of John William McDowell (unconfirmed as of Nov 25, 2013)	McDowell, Thomas M. (I25938)
10936	Thomas Newton Taylor, 83, passed away at his home in Glenwood community Wednesday night after a lingering illness, due to his advanced age. He is survived by nine children, Claude Taylor, of Mt. Erie, Mrs. Mae Hockman, of Olney, Mrs. Eph Patterson, Mrs. Clarence Hough, Roy Taylor and Mrs. Hallie Cook, all of Noble, Mrs. Oscar Carter, and Mrs. Joe Jones, both of Lawrenceville, and Mrs. Hobart Umfleet, of Claremont. He is also survived by twenty-six grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday with burial in the Hanna cemetery. Published in the Olney Advocate, Thursday, January 19, 1939	Taylor, Thomas Newton (I2560)
10937	Thomas Price Hanks was 62 years of age and Phoebe Estella (Conley) Hanks was 27 years of age when Alice was born.	Hanks, Alice Harriette (I36976)
10938	Thomas Rusk may have died from injuries received in a train accident 9/8/1862 at Bridgeport, ILL.	Rusk, Thomas J. (I55727)
10939	THOMAS was a wagon maker and he was married two times.	Rose, Thomas Crenshaw (I31479)
10940	Thomas was captured by the Russians while fighting on the Eastern Front. He was forced as a Prisoner of War to work in a Russian airplane factory until he was repatriated at the end of the war. Source: Thomas Seyfferth conversation with Carl Wayne Gray	Seyfferth, Thomas (I1554)
10941	Thomas Tom Jason Gilchrist, 62, Savannah, Missouri, formerly of Grain Valley, Missouri, passed away April 13, 2024. He was born March 1, 1962 in Kansas City, Missouri to Owen Gilchrist and Anna Embry. Tom graduated from Grain Valley High School. He married Helen Christine Parker on September 6, 1997. He went on to work as a proud Union electrician for the IBEW Local 124. A man of many interests, Tom could often be found enjoying the great outdoorswhether it was fishing, hunting, or farming, he embraced the tranquil beauty of nature. Summer days spent at the lake or engaging in his passion for firearms were among his most cherished moments. Above all, the role Tom relished most was that of a family man. He is survived by his mother and wife; children, Laura Gilchrist and Mary McDowell (Mickey). His legacy extends through his stepson, Michael Parker (Angela), ten grandchildren, three great-grandchildren; siblings, Mary Gilchrist, Heather McDonald, and Bruce Embry, as well as numerous nieces and nephews. Tom was preceded in death by his father, Owen Gilchrist, and his daughter, Lisa Crail. Known for his wise and often humorously skeptical saying, "I don't know about that," Tom's memory will continue to echo in the laughter of his grandchildren, whom he adored with all his heart. Celebration of Life 3:00 P.M. Tuesday, April 23, Fellowship Hall, Ebenezer United Methodist Church. Online guest book and obituary at www.meierhoffer.com.	Gilchrist, Thomas Jason 'Tom' (I52823)
10942	Though her recent years were scarred with cancer, she did not allow it to define her. She spent her days with grace and generosity, her strength and beauty growing with every passing day. Tera wore many hats, her favorite of which were "Mommy," "wife," "daughter," "sister," and "friend" and she performed each role with an enthusiasm that could not be feigned or imitated. The loves of her life, Jimmy and Emma, were her pride and joy and she was always willing to share a story or one of the anecdotes that often come with husbands and young children. She made lists, she lost lists, she wholly agreed with her mother's favorite quote of "If you fail to plan, you plan to fail" but was willing to pick up and go if someone was in need, or even just wanted her company. She loved sushi, tween novels, movies based on tween novels, Frye boots, and General Hospital. Tera enjoyed working as a senior paralegal for Dickenson Gilroy, LLC in Alpharetta, Ga., and often boasted of how fortunate she was to work with such a wonderful group of individuals; they felt the same of her. Tera was a 1995 graduate of Princeton Community High School in Princeton, Ind., and a 1999 graduate of Southern Illinois University at Carbondale.	Eckel, Tera Necole (I13344)
10943	Throughout her life, Lou was a dedicated educator, supportive in the Christian ministries that she and Cecil took part in, and loved opportunities to participate in music and singing. She shared her gift for music through church choirs, evangelistic meetings, and cantatas, and directed a youth choir called Light Shine in Clay City that performed throughout the area. During her involvement with Red Brush Christian Church, she formed a food pantry. She was a member of Christs Church, attending in both Flora and Effingham. As a teacher, she is remembered for planning out of the ordinary learning experiences for her students. She was a member of the Illinois Education Association. Lou retired from the classroom following her position in the 4th grade at Noble. After retirement, she embraced her life as a loving farmers wife, mom, and grandma, who enjoyed being with her family as well as taking many trips with Cecil on their Harley-Davidson Trike, including one especially memorable journey to Kittery, Maine, that took them through the streets of Boston and New York City.	Thomason, Wanda Lou (I47349)
10944	Tim Murphy, age 59, of Clay City, Illinois, passed away Tuesday, August 10, 2021, at SSM Health St. Clare Hospital in Fenton, Missouri. He was born November 11, 1961, in Shelbyville, Illinois, the son of John Thomas and Lola Jean (Parks) Murphy. He was united in marriage to Judy Noll Franklin Hurd on April 30, 1994, at Clay City First Baptist Church and together they have shared 27 wedding anniversaries. Tim worked for Clay County Housing Authority and operated Murphs Lawn Care. He enlisted in the U.S. Army Reserves and was a member of Clay City First Baptist Church. He served as President of the River Bottom Stump Sitters (White Tails Unlimited) and the Harter Township Fishing Club at Trago Lake. Tim was a member of the American Legion and the NRA as a dedicated advocate of gun ownership rights. He was a former track champion at Clay County Speedway, and spent his spare time beekeeping and harvesting honey, as well as hunting and fishing. He enjoyed time spent making memories with family and friends and was a real grill master and smoker for get-togethers. He is survived by his wife: Judy Murphy of Clay City; children: Tanya (Tom) Petrillo of Salem, Charlie (Ashley Lyons) Murphy of Centralia, Stephanie Murphy-Wilson of Okawville, Camelia (John Hill) Hurd of Mt. Vernon, Indiana, Matthew Hurd (Mandy Bergstrom) of Rinard, and Timmy Murphy, who has since passed away on August 11, the following day after his father; 7 grandchildren: Roman (Miranda) Durre, Mason Durre, Liberty Buchanan, Adysen Pracht, Carolyn Hurd, Vicky Jo Hurd, and Ethan Petrillo; 3 great-grandchildren; siblings: Tina Bly, Harold Spitzner, and Wesley Murphy; and many other family members. He was preceded in death by his mother: Lola Jean Minter; father: John Thomas Murphy; stepmother: Joy Kay Murphy; and a sister: Sherry Spitzner. A Celebration of Life for Tim will begin with a visitation gathering from 4 until 6 p.m. Tuesday, August 17, 2021, at Trago Lake with a ceremony beginning at 6 p.m. Private burial will take place at Dillman Cemetery, Sailors Springs, with the presentation of military funeral honors. Arrangements are in the care of Frank & Bright Funeral Home in Flora. Memorial donations are suggested to River Bottom Stump Sitters for the benefit of their youth program and Tims dedication to the belief: Its all about the kids.	Murphy, Tim (I22251)
10945	Tim was a member of the U.S. Army Special Forces Green Berets, was a semi-truck driver and member of St. Mary Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Mount Vernon and Turner Roehm AMVETS Post 4, both of Mount Vernon.	Franklin, Timothy John (I33518)
10946	Timmy Thomas, 54, of Noble, Illinois, passed away on Monday, June 6, 2022 at Lawrence County Hospital in Lawrenceville, Illinois. Timmy was born September 21, 1967 in Richland County, Illinois, the son of George Henry Thomas, Jr. and Rebecca Ann (Patterson) Thomas. Timmy always had a smile on his face, and he was a huge St. Louis Cardinals fan. He never knew a stranger and could make friends wherever he went. Timmy will be dearly missed by those that knew him. He was preceded in death by his parents. Interment will follow the service at Hanna Cemetery in Noble, Illinois.	Thomas, Timmy 'Tim' (I18129)
10947	Timothy and Marion were never married	Family: Weiler, Micheal / Fee, Sarah Lydia (F3890)
10948	Timothy Lee Andrews, 50, of Newton, passed away Monday, November 29, 2010, at Barnes Jewish Hospital in St. Louis, Mo. Visitation will be from 4-8 p.m. Friday at Scott Avenue Christian Church in Newton. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the church with Pastor Mark Wilkinson officiating. Burial will be in Trexler Cemetery in rural Newton. Crain Funeral Home in Newton is in charge of arrangements. Tim was born September 11, 1960, in Effingham, the son of Donald A. and Susie J. (Marshall) Andrews. After high school, he worked for the Jasper County Sheriff's Department as a jailer and dispatcher. Seeking a degree in counseling, he returned to school at Lincoln Trail College, where he was voted Homecoming King in 1990. He went on to finish his bachelor's degree at Eastern Illinois University. On May 6, 1995, Tim married Vaneta R. Lane, of Mt. Carmel. She survives. Tim was a counselor for many years as well as a substitute teacher. His memberships include Scott Avenue Christian Church, where he served, as elder, "Just Say No" Drug Prevention Program, Newton Lion's Club and Jasper County Sheriff's Department Bowling Team. Tim will be loved and remembered by his wife, Vaneta Andrews, of Newton; son, Logan Andrews, at home; parents, Don and Susie Andrews, of Newton; brother, Mike (Shelly) Andrews, of Newton; nephew Billy (Carrie) Andrews, of Watson; niece, Deanna Shafer, of Newton; and father and mother-in-law, Bob and Nancy Lane, of Newton. Memorials in honor of Tim may be made to the Logan Andrews College Fund.	Andrews, Timothy Lee (I51453)
10949	Timothy Lee Andrews, 50, of Newton, passed away Monday, November 29, 2010, at Barnes Jewish Hospital in St. Louis, Mo.	Andrews, Timothy Lee (I51453)
10950	Timothy Paul Cochran, 47, of Olney, died at 5:10 a.m. Sunday, April 22, 2012 at his residence. Cremation rites will be accorded. A memorial service will be held Saturday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 315 E. Glenwood, in Olney, with Randy Bukas officiating. Timothy was born August 15, 1964 in California, the son of Russell and Marlene (Studer)Cochran. He married Chasity Pai on April 5, 1999 in Las Vegas, Nev. She survives. He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Olney and will be sadly missed by his family, friends, church family and all who knew him. Timothy is survived by his wife, Chasity; daughters, Casie K. Cochran and Mariah K. Cochran; and brother, Jaymie Lee Cochran and his wife, Tina of Olney. He was preceded in death by his parents, Russell and Marlene Cochran. Memorials may be made to the family "In Memory of Timothy Paul Cochran." The Olney Daily Mail, April 23, 2012	Cochran, Timothy Paul (I55161)

Notes

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10901

There's no listing for Margaretha in Haven Hill Cemetery - "Richland County Cemetery Inscriptions" by Barbara Craddock, but she is supposed to be buried there.

Mühlemann, Margaretha (I9438)

10902

These are not confirmed as his parents. This may or may not have been the first child of Glayson and Eula.

He is buried in section "J" of Haven Hill Cemetery.

Gray, Robert E. (I200)

10903

They ended up in Los Angeles County, California. Ralph and Kathryn eventually divorced.
He moved back to Missouri where he married Marion "Jane" Morrison on 2 FEB 1951 in Ferguson, St. Louis, Missouri. They owned and operated Morrison Printing Company in St. Louis. After retiring, they moved to Phoenix, Arizona and lived there until his death in 1986.

Brissenden, Ralph Carroll (I28424)

10904

They met while he was in the service and stationed in Calcutta during WWII. She followed Bob to the United States where she became a U.S. Citizen and lived the remainder of her life here.

Family: Bemont, Robert Ellis / Abraham, Kay (F14302)

10905

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Family: Living / Living (F3937)

10906

This appears to be a memorial marker. He is interred in Henri-Chapelle American Cemetery, Henri-Chapelle, Belgium

Stanley, Milton Ray (I32813)

10907

This appears to be his Civil War Information:

CHANEY, RICHARD
Rank PVT Company B Unit 63 IL US INF

Personal Characteristics
Residence ALBION, EDWARDS CO, IL Age 25 Height N/A Hair N/A
Eyes N/A Complexion N/A Marital Status N/A Occupation N/A
Nativity N/A

Service Record
Joined When APR 1, 1862 Joined Where EDWARDS CO, IL
Joined By Whom CPT G J JOHN Period 3 YRS
Muster In APR 10, 1862 Muster In Where JONESBORO, IL
Muster In By Whom N/A Muster Out APR 9, 1865
Muster Out Where GOLDSBORO, NC Muster Out By Whom N/A
Remarks TERM EXPIRED

Chaney, Richard (I29781)

10908

This burial is on private property or is otherwise inaccessible

Holeman, Emerine (I11547)

10909

This film (#1930) contains Bands (16-25) that JSS (Jillaine Smith) was not initially able to find through the Family History Center in the U.S. [Subsequently found on FHL #1658746 and 1658747.] Excellent (with the exception of Band 23 which contains MANY errors.)

Source (S1713)

10910

This is a memorial headstone.. He was lost at sea.

Hasler, Max Daniel (I47059)

10911

This is a memorial site. His remains were never recovered.

Bolen, James Elmo (I24931)

10912

This is a memorial stone, Carl was lost at sea during World War II.

Swift, Carl B. (I35162)

10913

This is my Dad Hartzel Powell. As a young man in the 7th grade he quit school to support his mother and siblings due to the tragic death of his step father. Imagine this as a youngster supporting his mother and family. He worked for Tubby Gregory in Alma, Illinois plowing for I believe .75 a day to help support his mother and her family. My father like all of you alls have left us so blessed!! Their legacy lives on through all your families!! He taught us to shoot and respect a gun. Be respectful and he wanted and worked hard so all his children were well educated! We are truly blessed!

==========================

Hartzel L. Powell, 81, of Clay City, IL, died July 20, 1996, at Good Samaritan Hospital in Vincennes, IN.

He was born February 19, 1915, in Colfax. He married Mona Shreffler March 22, 1948, in Henderson, KY.

He was the owner and operator of Powell's Patch Strawberries in Clay City for many years. He worked for the Texas Pipeline Company, retiring in 1977 after 39 years. He was a farmer, a member of the American Legion in Clay City and a lifetime member of the VFW Post #3999. He was a World War II veteran.

He is survived by his wife; two sons, Steve and Lowell Powell; two daughers, Sandra Kraft and Sherry Hall; two brothers, Virgil and Vernon Powell; three sisters, Violet Widdows, Veretta Garrett, and Viola Huff; eight grandchildren; and a step-grandchild.

He was preceded in death by his parents, two sons, a daughter and two sisters.

Funeral services were held at Summers-Kistler Funeral Home in Clay City with burial in Evergreen Cemetery in Kinmundy.

There were full military rites at the cemetery.

Memorials may be made to the Clay County Cancer Fund, C.U.
R.E.

(Published Olney Daily Mail)

Powell, Hartzel L. (I46659)

10914

This is rumored to be the final resting place of unknown infants.

Unknown (I32170)

10915

This rank was known as Specialist 2nd Class from (1955-1959). In 1959 it became Specialist 5th Class

Franklin, Carl Dean (I27920)

10916

This unit is listed on his headstone.

Odell, Aden G. (I34483)

10917

Thomas Adam "Tom" Buerster was born January 7, 1938 in Clay Co., IL to Adam Carl and Monica Margaret (Kuenstler) Buerster. He married Martha (Weishaar) Buerster on June 13, 1964 in Island Grove, IL. She survives him in his death.

Tom was a 50 year member of the Ste. Marie American Legion Post #932 and Knights of Columbus Third Degree Member Council #1704 Newton and a member of Holy Cross Catholic Church in Wendelin.

Tom enlisted in the US Army Reserve in 1960 and served six years. He was a lifelong farmer and had helped with the family trucking business from 1953-1968. During the winters he would work at Newton Implement setting up equipment. Tom also served on the Denver Twp. and Richland County Boards. He served on various committees at the Holy Cross Church.

Tom enjoyed trapshooting and talking on the CB with the handle "Sugar Foot". He especially enjoyed spending time with his kids and grandkids and taking walks with his dog, Roxy.

Thomas Adam "Tom" Buerster is survived by wife of 57 years, Martha Buerster of Noble; daughter, Joan Weber and husband John Carey of Mason, IL; son, Kenneth Buerster and wife Karen of Newton, IL; son, Alan Buerster and wife Krista of Noble, IL; daughter, Janet Grunloh and husband John V. of Island Grove, IL; son, Gary Buerster of Newton, IL and special friend Lindsey Tompson; daughter, Joyce Dietrich and husband Shane of Geneseo, IL; grandchildren, Lauren (Seth) Michels, Alicia Buerster, Ryan Buerster, Malorie Buerster, Maison Buerster, John A. Grunloh, Josie Grunloh, Monica Buerster, Drew Buerster, Darci (Ethan) Harrison, Heather Dietrich; brother, Paul Buerster; sisters, Mary Jane Keller and Theresa Ritz; and several nieces and nephews.

He was preceded in death by parents; grandson, Eric Dietrich; sisters, Edith McDonald, Anna Lou Stone, Rita Proctor, and infant sister, Eunice Buerster.

Kistler-Patterson Funeral Home in Olney is in charge of arrangements. A Visitation will be held on November 29, 2021, from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM at Holy Cross Catholic Church in Wendelin. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10:00 AM on November 30, 2021 at Holy Cross Catholic Church.

Interment will take place following services at Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery. Full Military Rites will be performed at the Graveside.

Memorials can be made to Tom Buerster Memorial Fund.

Buerster, Thomas Adam 'Tom' (I51387)

10918

Thomas Alexander Rodgers was born on 1 Jan 1815 in Posey Co., Indiana. Son of John Rogers and Matilda Alexander. He died on 19 Jan 1877 in Shelby Precinct ,Edwards Co., Illinois.
Thomas married Charlotte Shelby on 14 Jul 1836 in Shelby Precinct, Edwards Co. Illinois. Charlotte was born on 10 Apr 1819 in North Carolina. She died on 8 Aug 1887 in Shelby Precinct, Edwards Co., Illinois.
When first married they lived 1 mile south of Calhoun Rd in Lawrence Co.(now Richland) and 1 mile East of Route 130 near his parents.

They had the following children:

i.Caroline Rodgers
ii. Reese Shelby Rodgers
iii. Mary J. Rodgers
iv. Isaac Rodgers
v. David Rodgers
vi. Thomas R. Rodgers
vii. Catharine Rodgers
viii.Azariah Rodgers
ix. Isom N. Rodgers
x. Charlotte Rodgers
xi. Nathan Daniel Rodgers

Rodgers, Thomas Alexander (I56408)

10919

Thomas Ausbrook was an early pioneer settler in southern Illinois. Born the son of Michal Ozbrooks and Sarah (Crickman) Ozbrooks at Warren County, Kentucky, near present day Bowling Green, KY. His father Michal was a "long hunter" and during one of his trips in early 1813 was believed to have died. Thomas was born to Sarah, believed to have been a widow on 13 April 1813, and they remained in Warren County for several succeeding months. On 13 October 1813 Sarah married a widower named Jacob Tinker. In the "History of Fayette County, IL." it states that Thomas Osbrooks came to Fayette County in 1829 with his stepfather Jacob Tinker. After taking up farm land in Otego Township, Fayette County, Illinois and working it for more than two years, Thomas volunteered in 1832 for federal military service with Captain Ewing's Spy Brigade during the "Black Hawk Indian War" serving as a Corporal during the conflict. Upon his release from military service he relocated to Clay County, Illinois where he acquired farm land in Stanford Township. Nearly two years later, 13 February 1834, he was married to Alcey Ann Apperson, daughter of Richard Apperson and Margaret S, (Aiken) Apperson at Clay City, Illinois. To this union eight children were born: Alfred G.(1836-1847); John M. 1840-1913); Sarah R.(1843-1844);Julia M. (1846-1901); William T. (1848-1853); Gilbert A. (1852-1892);Alice M. (1861-1882)and James M. (1853-1916). Thomas farmed his land in Stanford Township until the death of his wife in 1888 at which time he moved into Clay City with his daughter and son-in-law Julia and Harvey T. Barre. Thomas remained there until his death at age 88.

Ausbrook, Thomas (I26921)

10920

Ausbrook, Thomas (I26921)

10921

Thomas Cook, 44, of Olney, died at 5:35 a.m. Saturday, November 13, 2010, at Richland Memorial Hospital in Olney.

There will be no funeral services. Rogers-Atkins Funeral Home in Salem is in charge of arrangements.

Mr. Cook was born April 20, 1966, in Flora, the son of Lewis R. Cook, Sr. and Mildred P. (Cannon) Cook. He married Henrietta cook and they later divorced. She survives in Olney.

He was an assembler at Doris Brother Trophies.

Mr. Cook is survived b his daughter, Dusti Davis; stepson, Tim Canady of Olney; grandchildren, Seqouia Davis, Kellie Canady and Braydon Canady of Olney and Daylon Bates of Clay City; four sisters, Loretta Petticourt of Tennessee, Elizabeth Dieckmann of Texas, Mariann Kelly of Johnsonville and Abby Best of Boyd; and two brothers, Jim Cook of Iuka and Edward cook of Olney.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Lewis R. Cook, Sr. and Mildred P. Cook and a brother, Lewis R. Cook, Jr.

The Olney Daily Mail, November 2010

Cook, Thomas (I20736)

10922

Thomas E. Mitchell Jr., 82, of Crossville, formerly of Noble passed away on Sunday May 19, 2024 at his home.

Tom was born May 10, 1942 in Olney, Illinois, the son of Thomas E. and Ola (Fulk) Mitchell. He married Glenda (Carter) on October 26, 1963 in Crossville, Illinois, and she survives.

Tom was a life-long carpenter and started his career after graduating from West Richland High School in 1960 and began working for his brother, Charles. He later joined the Carpenters Union in 1964. Tom was a strong man with a servant's heart and enjoyed helping others. He also took pleasure in hunting and working on the farm. Tom was an example to everyone of how to live a life. He was a faithful servant of the Lord, a family man, and a good friend.

Tom is survived by his wife of 60 years, Glenda of Crossville, IL; son, Thomas (Katie) Mitchell III of Greenville, SC; daughter, Cynthia (Todd) Hagen of Teutopolis, IL; son, Alfred Scott (Donna) Mitchell of Olney; daughter, Annetta (Rick) Sarensen of Vergennes, IL; grandchildren, Daniel Marlatt, Samantha Lancaster, Katelyn Mitchell, Thomas Mitchell IV, Rebecca Marlatt, Dakota Humphries, Edmond Hagen, Dawn Hagen, Deana Whitaker, Justin Whitaker, Bradley Mitchell, Jonathan Mitchell, Tyler Mitchell, Jordan Sarensen, Jennifer Sarensen, Joshua Sarensen, Justin Sarensen, Jessica Sarensen, Jocelyn Sarensen, 19 great grandchildren; 1 great-great grandchild; sisters, Ruth Elaine O'Brien, Kay Miller, and Kathleen Hagen; and several nieces and nephews.

He was preceded in death by his parents; siblings Charles Mitchell, Lawrence Mitchell, Lois Hagen, Beulah Brown, and Maxine Fryburger.

A funeral service will be held for Tom at 11:00 AM on Saturday, May 25, 2024 at Kistler-Patterson Funeral Home in Olney, with a visitation beginning two hours before service time at the funeral home.

Interment will follow the service at Hanna Cemetery in rural Noble.

Mitchell, Thomas E. 'Tom' (I8923)

10923

Thomas Erskine, Stanford Twp. enlisted in Co. A 98th Illinois on December 9, 1863. He was killed in a gun fight with John Tanner on July 22, 1867.

Erskine, Thomas (I55475)

10924

Thomas F. Hardacre died at his residence, Sunday morning, at 9 o'clock. He took chill at Lawrenceville, the previous Monday, which proved to be the precursor of pneumonia and he never after left his bed. His condition was not considered alarming, although he was known to be dangerously sick, and Saturday
midnight he was thought to be better. In an hour, however, he was found to be rapidly sinking and soon after, he crossed the river.

Hardacre, Thomas Forbus (I22517)

10925

Thomas H. Denby, Jr. was born Jan 23 1823, Wake County, North Carolina. He died Dec 22 1893, Clay County, IL. He married Elizabeth Holman Jan. 31, 1859 in Richland County, IL.

Clay County, IL
Death Record, Book 1 1877-1901 #150
Burial: Clay City, Cemetery.
Death Place: Clay City, IL.
Death Cause: LaGrippe.
Date of death: Dec 22, 1893.
Undertaker: Pierce & Barre, Clay City.
Male White
70 yr 10 mo 29 da.

* * * * * * * * *

Illinois Civil War Detail
Denby, Thomas H. Rank: Cpl Company: K Unit: 40 IL US INF. Residence: Clay City, Clay Co. IL. Age 38 Height: 5'8" Hair: Auburn Eyes: Blue Complexion: Fair Marital Status: Married. Occupation Clock Peddler. Nativity Wake County, NC. Joined When: Jul 25, 1861. Joined Where: Clay City, IL. Period: 3 yrs Muster In Aug 10, 1861. Muster in Where: Camp Butler, IL. Remarks: Reenlisted as a Veteran (Sergeant).

Illinois Civil War Detail [reenlisted]
Denby, Thomas H. Rank: PVT Company: K Unit: 40 IL US INF. Residence: Clay City, Clay Co. IL. Age 40 Height: 5'8" Hair: Auburn Eyes: Hazel Complexion: Fair Marital Status: N/A. Occupation Soldier. Nativity: NC. Joined When: Jan 1,1864. Joined Where: Scottsboro, AL Period: 3 yrs Muster In Jan 30 1865. Muster in Where: Scottsboro, AL. Muster Out Jul 24, 1865 Muster Out Where: Louisville, KY Muster Out by Whom: Cpt Alexander Remarks: Veteran appointed Sergeant [from corporal] May 28 1865.

Denby, Thomas H. Jr. (I30030)

10926

Thomas Harold Rice, 77, of Kewanee, Ill., and formerly of Flora, died at 5:59 p.m. Tuesday, September 9, 2008, at Kewanee Hospital in Kewanee.

There will be no visitation. Graveside services will at 1 p.m. Saturday at Elmwood Cemetery in Flora with Rev. Bill Renner officiating. Summers-Kistler Funeral Home in Flora is in charge of arrangements.

Mr. Rice was born November 21, 1930, in Clay County, the son of Lewis H. and Nina J. (Cox) Rice. He married Kaye Taylor on March 17, 1973, and she survives.

He had worked in Quality Control for Kex Manufacturing Company in Olney and was a U.S. Army veteran.

Mr. Rice is survived by his wife, Kaye Rice, of Olney; son, Ronald E. Rice of High Ridge, Mo.; daughter, Ileen Rice of Largo, Fla.; daughter, Kerri Daniel of Belleville; sister, Nina McCormick of Byron; sister, Kitty Holmes of West Salem; and several grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his parents; sons, Kelly, Dean, Robert, Gregory and Thomas Rice Jr.; brothers, Larry, Jim, Gary, Bobby and Buddy; and sister, Ruth Moseley.

Memorials may be made to Alzheimer's Association.

Rice, Thomas Harold Sr. (I20381)

10927

Rice, Thomas Harold Sr. (I20381)

10928

Thomas is listed in the 1910 Federal Census for Noble, Richland County, Illinois under the name "Paine".

Payne, Thomas Jackson (I214)

10929

Thomas J. Hall, Justice of the Peace, performed the wedding ceremony.

Taylor, Minnie Olive (I258)

10930

Thomas J. Hall, Justice of the Peace, performed the wedding ceremony.

Hasler, Christian 'Chris' (I40)

10931

Thomas Lewis Pemberton, age 75, of Flora, Illinois, passed away Thursday afternoon, March 7, 2024, at his home.

He was born September 20, 1948, in Effingham, the son of William Laverne and Leona Marie (Hamilton) Pemberton. He was united in marriage to Maria Elena Button Schoonover on October 31, 1975, in Louisville, and together they shared 46 wedding anniversaries until her passing on April 29, 2022.

Tom served in the U.S. Army, 97th Engineers stationed in Stuttgart, Germany during the Vietnam war era. He had worked as a plumbing contractor, owning and operating Pemberton Plumbing & Construction, and had been a past owner and operator of East End Liquors in Flora. Tom enjoyed woodworking and designing and building furniture. Along with his son Chad, and other family members, Tom built a log cabin from discarded telephone poles in the woods close to the Little Wabash River which provided many precious memories of family gatherings, deer hunting, and cookouts with family and friends. He was a lifetime member of the Flora American Legion Post 14, and had served as past Commander. Spending time with his special companions, his fur babies Scrappy, Twinkie, and Fred the cat always brough him great joy.

He is survived by his children: Jami Marie (Tony) Gibbons of Louisville, Jacki Michele Sehie of Flora, Chad (Deana) Pemberton of Flora, and William Christopher (Alicia) Wildbur of Edgewood; grandchildren: Jenifer (Brandon) Gibbons of Flora, Jason Gibbons of Flora, Gabriel (Kelsey) Gibbons of Louisville, Mackenzi Windle of Flora, Bart Briscoe of Flora, Sydney (Mason) Rudolphi of Noble, Dallas Mulvaney, Teagan (Zeb) Pemberton of Johnsonville, Brian Pemberton of Flora, Bailey (Marcus) Fleming of Olney, Jayden Fleming of Olney, and Halli Stanley of Flora; great-grandchildren: Eli Schnepper, Elena Powless, Alexa, Mariah, and Zaine Gibbons, Ethan, Emma, Aaron, and Anderson (A.J.) Gibbons, Avery Henderson, Reese Briscoe, Kaisley Robinson, Aroliegh Weems; great-great-grandchildren: Brynnli and Brysyn; brother-in-law: Ed (Dena) McCracken Sr. of Clay City; sister-in-law: Donna Schoonover of St. Louis, Missouri; and many nieces, nephews, and cousins.

He was preceded in death by his parents; wife: Button Pemberton; sons: David Arrah Pickel-Pemberton and Michael Wade Pickel; son-in-law: Michael Sehie; 2 sisters: Vicki Sue McCracken and Janet Fay England; 2 brothers-in-law: Larry England and William Bill Leo Schoonover.

A graveside ceremony will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, March 23, 2024, at Floral Garden of Memories Cemetery in Flora. Military funeral honors will be presented at 1 p.m. followed by a Masonic service and a committal ceremony officiated by John England. Those attending are asked to arrive directly at the cemetery. Arrangements are by Frank & Bright Funeral Home in Flora. Memorial donations are suggested to Clay County Cancer Crusaders, and these will be accepted through the funeral home.

Pemberton, Thomas Lewis 'Tom' (I24682)

10932

Thomas M. Heath, 46, of Rochester died at 12:50 p.m. Friday at Memorial Medical Center.

He was born Sept. 26, 1946, in Wichita, Kan., the son of Harry Heath and Annie Cherry Heath. He married Barbara L. Tibbs in 1971 in Springfield.

He was preceded in death by a daughter, Pamela Anne Heath, in 1980.

He was a 1982 graduate of Sangamon State University.
A resident of Rochester for 20 years, Mr. Heath was a member of Rochester Christian Church, where he served as a deacon. He was a U.S. Navy veteran.

Surviving are his wife, Barbara L.; two daughters, Kimberly Jo and Stacey Lynn Heath, both of Rochester; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heath of Caseyville; two brothers, Carl of Mount Pulaski and Paul of Kansas City, Kan.; three sisters, Bea Butler of Mascoutah, Sue Spring of Mahomet, and June Grindley of Farmer City; several nieces and nephews.

Services at Rochester Christian Church, with the Rev. Tim Dally officiating. Burial in Rochester Cemetery. Wilson Park Funeral Home, Rochester, is in charge of arrangements.

Published in State Journal-Register, The (Springfield, IL) - Saturday, January 23, 1993

Heath, Thomas M. (I32060)

10933

Thomas Mason came to the United States sometime around 1866 or 1868. He first showed on the U.S. Census in 1870, living with the John Cook family in Bethel, Morgan County, Illinois.

Mason, Thomas (I23440)

10934

Thomas McCracken, who died Monday afternoon at his home two and a half miles southeast of Montgomery had been sick for over three months from cancer of the liver. His condition, however, did not become serious until two weeks ago.

McCracken, Thomas (I46522)

10935

Thomas McDowell MAY be an ancestor of John William McDowell (unconfirmed as of Nov 25, 2013)

McDowell, Thomas M. (I25938)

10936

Thomas Newton Taylor, 83, passed away at his home in Glenwood community Wednesday night after a lingering illness, due to his advanced age.

He is survived by nine children, Claude Taylor, of Mt. Erie, Mrs. Mae Hockman, of Olney, Mrs. Eph Patterson, Mrs. Clarence Hough, Roy Taylor and Mrs. Hallie Cook, all of Noble, Mrs. Oscar Carter, and Mrs. Joe Jones, both of Lawrenceville, and Mrs. Hobart Umfleet, of Claremont.

He is also survived by twenty-six grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

Funeral services will be conducted Saturday with burial in the Hanna cemetery.

Published in the Olney Advocate, Thursday, January 19, 1939

Taylor, Thomas Newton (I2560)

10937

Thomas Price Hanks was 62 years of age and Phoebe Estella (Conley) Hanks was 27 years of age when Alice was born.

Hanks, Alice Harriette (I36976)

10938

Thomas Rusk may have died from injuries received in a train accident 9/8/1862 at Bridgeport, ILL.

Rusk, Thomas J. (I55727)

10939

THOMAS was a wagon maker and he was married two times.

Rose, Thomas Crenshaw (I31479)

10940

Thomas was captured by the Russians while fighting on the Eastern Front. He was forced as a Prisoner of War to work in a Russian airplane factory until he was repatriated at the end of the war.

Source: Thomas Seyfferth conversation with Carl Wayne Gray

Seyfferth, Thomas (I1554)

10941

Thomas Tom Jason Gilchrist, 62, Savannah, Missouri, formerly of Grain Valley, Missouri, passed away April 13, 2024. He was born March 1, 1962 in Kansas City, Missouri to Owen Gilchrist and Anna Embry.

Tom graduated from Grain Valley High School. He married Helen Christine Parker on September 6, 1997. He went on to work as a proud Union electrician for the IBEW Local 124. A man of many interests, Tom could often be found enjoying the great outdoorswhether it was fishing, hunting, or farming, he embraced the tranquil beauty of nature. Summer days spent at the lake or engaging in his passion for firearms were among his most cherished moments.

Above all, the role Tom relished most was that of a family man. He is survived by his mother and wife; children, Laura Gilchrist and Mary McDowell (Mickey). His legacy extends through his stepson, Michael Parker (Angela), ten grandchildren, three great-grandchildren; siblings, Mary Gilchrist, Heather McDonald, and Bruce Embry, as well as numerous nieces and nephews. Tom was preceded in death by his father, Owen Gilchrist, and his daughter, Lisa Crail.

Known for his wise and often humorously skeptical saying, "I don't know about that," Tom's memory will continue to echo in the laughter of his grandchildren, whom he adored with all his heart.

Celebration of Life 3:00 P.M. Tuesday, April 23, Fellowship Hall, Ebenezer United Methodist Church. Online guest book and obituary at www.meierhoffer.com.

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Though her recent years were scarred with cancer, she did not allow it to define her. She spent her days with grace and generosity, her strength and beauty growing with every passing day. Tera wore many hats, her favorite of which were "Mommy," "wife," "daughter," "sister," and "friend" and she performed each role with an enthusiasm that could not be feigned or imitated. The loves of her life, Jimmy and Emma, were her pride and joy and she was always willing to share a story or one of the anecdotes that often come with husbands and young children. She made lists, she lost lists, she wholly agreed with her mother's favorite quote of "If you fail to plan, you plan to fail" but was willing to pick up and go if someone was in need, or even just wanted her company. She loved sushi, tween novels, movies based on tween novels, Frye boots, and General Hospital. Tera enjoyed working as a senior paralegal for Dickenson Gilroy, LLC in Alpharetta, Ga., and often boasted of how fortunate she was to work with such a wonderful group of individuals; they felt the same of her.

Tera was a 1995 graduate of Princeton Community High School in Princeton, Ind., and a 1999 graduate of Southern Illinois University at Carbondale.

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Throughout her life, Lou was a dedicated educator, supportive in the Christian ministries that she and Cecil took part in, and loved opportunities to participate in music and singing. She shared her gift for music through church choirs, evangelistic meetings, and cantatas, and directed a youth choir called Light Shine in Clay City that performed throughout the area. During her involvement with Red Brush Christian Church, she formed a food pantry. She was a member of Christs Church, attending in both Flora and Effingham. As a teacher, she is remembered for planning out of the ordinary learning experiences for her students. She was a member of the Illinois Education Association. Lou retired from the classroom following her position in the 4th grade at Noble. After retirement, she embraced her life as a loving farmers wife, mom, and grandma, who enjoyed being with her family as well as taking many trips with Cecil on their Harley-Davidson Trike, including one especially memorable journey to Kittery, Maine, that took them through the streets of Boston and New York City.

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Tim Murphy, age 59, of Clay City, Illinois, passed away Tuesday, August 10, 2021, at SSM Health St. Clare Hospital in Fenton, Missouri.

He was born November 11, 1961, in Shelbyville, Illinois, the son of John Thomas and Lola Jean (Parks) Murphy. He was united in marriage to Judy Noll Franklin Hurd on April 30, 1994, at Clay City First Baptist Church and together they have shared 27 wedding anniversaries.

Tim worked for Clay County Housing Authority and operated Murphs Lawn Care. He enlisted in the U.S. Army Reserves and was a member of Clay City First Baptist Church. He served as President of the River Bottom Stump Sitters (White Tails Unlimited) and the Harter Township Fishing Club at Trago Lake. Tim was a member of the American Legion and the NRA as a dedicated advocate of gun ownership rights. He was a former track champion at Clay County Speedway, and spent his spare time beekeeping and harvesting honey, as well as hunting and fishing. He enjoyed time spent making memories with family and friends and was a real grill master and smoker for get-togethers.

He is survived by his wife: Judy Murphy of Clay City; children: Tanya (Tom) Petrillo of Salem, Charlie (Ashley Lyons) Murphy of Centralia, Stephanie Murphy-Wilson of Okawville, Camelia (John Hill) Hurd of Mt. Vernon, Indiana, Matthew Hurd (Mandy Bergstrom) of Rinard, and Timmy Murphy, who has since passed away on August 11, the following day after his father; 7 grandchildren: Roman (Miranda) Durre, Mason Durre, Liberty Buchanan, Adysen Pracht, Carolyn Hurd, Vicky Jo Hurd, and Ethan Petrillo; 3 great-grandchildren; siblings: Tina Bly, Harold Spitzner, and Wesley Murphy; and many other family members.

He was preceded in death by his mother: Lola Jean Minter; father: John Thomas Murphy; stepmother: Joy Kay Murphy; and a sister: Sherry Spitzner.

A Celebration of Life for Tim will begin with a visitation gathering from 4 until 6 p.m. Tuesday, August 17, 2021, at Trago Lake with a ceremony beginning at 6 p.m. Private burial will take place at Dillman Cemetery, Sailors Springs, with the presentation of military funeral honors. Arrangements are in the care of Frank & Bright Funeral Home in Flora. Memorial donations are suggested to River Bottom Stump Sitters for the benefit of their youth program and Tims dedication to the belief: Its all about the kids.

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Tim was a member of the U.S. Army Special Forces Green Berets, was a semi-truck driver and member of St. Mary Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Mount Vernon and Turner Roehm AMVETS Post 4, both of Mount Vernon.

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Timmy Thomas, 54, of Noble, Illinois, passed away on Monday, June 6, 2022 at Lawrence County Hospital in Lawrenceville, Illinois.

Timmy was born September 21, 1967 in Richland County, Illinois, the son of George Henry Thomas, Jr. and Rebecca Ann (Patterson) Thomas.

Timmy always had a smile on his face, and he was a huge St. Louis Cardinals fan. He never knew a stranger and could make friends wherever he went. Timmy will be dearly missed by those that knew him.

He was preceded in death by his parents.
Interment will follow the service at Hanna Cemetery in Noble, Illinois.

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Timothy and Marion were never married

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Timothy Lee Andrews, 50, of Newton, passed away Monday, November 29, 2010, at Barnes Jewish Hospital in St. Louis, Mo.

Visitation will be from 4-8 p.m. Friday at Scott Avenue Christian Church in Newton. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the church with Pastor Mark Wilkinson officiating. Burial will be in Trexler Cemetery in rural Newton. Crain Funeral Home in Newton is in charge of arrangements.

Tim was born September 11, 1960, in Effingham, the son of Donald A. and Susie J. (Marshall) Andrews.

After high school, he worked for the Jasper County Sheriff's Department as a jailer and dispatcher. Seeking a degree in counseling, he returned to school at Lincoln Trail College, where he was voted Homecoming King in 1990. He went on to finish his bachelor's degree at Eastern Illinois University. On May 6, 1995, Tim married Vaneta R. Lane, of Mt. Carmel. She survives. Tim was a counselor for many years as well as a substitute teacher. His memberships include Scott Avenue Christian Church, where he served, as elder, "Just Say No" Drug Prevention Program, Newton Lion's Club and Jasper County Sheriff's Department Bowling Team.

Tim will be loved and remembered by his wife, Vaneta Andrews, of Newton; son, Logan Andrews, at home; parents, Don and Susie Andrews, of Newton; brother, Mike (Shelly) Andrews, of Newton; nephew Billy (Carrie) Andrews, of Watson; niece, Deanna Shafer, of Newton; and father and mother-in-law, Bob and Nancy Lane, of Newton.

Memorials in honor of Tim may be made to the Logan Andrews College Fund.

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Timothy Lee Andrews, 50, of Newton, passed away Monday, November 29, 2010, at Barnes Jewish Hospital in St. Louis, Mo.

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Timothy Paul Cochran, 47, of Olney, died at 5:10 a.m. Sunday, April 22, 2012 at his residence.

Cremation rites will be accorded. A memorial service will be held Saturday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 315 E. Glenwood, in Olney, with Randy Bukas officiating.

Timothy was born August 15, 1964 in California, the son of Russell and Marlene (Studer)Cochran. He married Chasity Pai on April 5, 1999 in Las Vegas, Nev. She survives.

He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Olney and will be sadly missed by his family, friends, church family and all who knew him.

Timothy is survived by his wife, Chasity; daughters, Casie K. Cochran and Mariah K. Cochran; and brother, Jaymie Lee Cochran and his wife, Tina of Olney.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Russell and Marlene Cochran.

Memorials may be made to the family "In Memory of Timothy Paul Cochran."

The Olney Daily Mail, April 23, 2012

Cochran, Timothy Paul (I55161)

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