Genealogies from Clay, Effingham, Richland, and Wayne Counties in Illinois
Matches 401 to 450 of 11,854
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| 401 | According to Clay County, IL archival marriage records, James Oglesby married Mariah E. Tate on 18 March 1864. Mariah Ellen Tate Oglesby (Find A Grave Memorial# 85710247) married Robert H. Holeman (Find A Grave Memorial# 25219112) after James Oglesby's death. James and Ellen Oglesby had a third daughter, Laura Oglesby born Oct 1870 in Sangamon County, Illinois. | Oglesby, James Madison (I55681)
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| 402 | According to Doris Mayo Bissey, Carola was actually an orangutan that belonged to Ray & Hazel Brainard and lived with them for over 28 years. According to Steve Staley, "There IS a tombstone. Burying that orangutan in the CC Cemetery caused such an uproar that "they" (whoever they are) passes an ordinance that no animals could be buried in the cemetery going forward." According to Paul Wilder: "It is a fact the one and only one buried there it has more flowers than most graves there" According to Deanna Turner Allison: "it belonged to Roy Brainard from Olney" NOTE from Carl Wayne Gray: Thanks to Doris Mayo Bissey for sending me a copy of the newspaper clipping of Carola L. Brainard. Carola was a Spider Monkey, not an Orangutan. | Brainard, Carola L. (I24307)
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| 403 | According to Edna (McDowell) Wilson, he is buried in Haven Hill Cemetery, Olney, Richland County, Illinois. Lot 1747 (no gravestone). NOTE by Carl Wayne Gray: As of Nov 16, 2009, I have found no record of his burial. On January 18, 2010, Jim Michels researched the Olney burial records and discovered the following: "John William McDowell is buried about 75 or 100 feet away from Sarah. There is no tombstone. He is in lot 1747, the south half of the north half. The owner of his plot is listed as Blanche Pickle. He is buried next to Joseph Von Almen who is just to his south and does have a tombstone. According to the city records, there never was a tombstone for John McDowell.They only list a "stabber"; that is the little metal name tag that the funeral home marks the grave with. It is long gone." Jim | McDowell, John William 'Will' (I72)
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| 404 | According to Elizabeth's obituary, she and William Gray were married on February 26, 1892. According to "Early Marriages of Richland County, Illinois 1840-1899", Volume 1, page 186, by Lola B. Taylor and "Richland County Marriages, 1840-1915, Grooms Book, Page #132, License #00020, Book #003, page #0202, Compiled by Richland County Genealogical and Historical Society November 15, 1993, they were married in 1893, (not 1892). The Magistrate W. N. Cooprider performed the wedding ceremony. | Family: Gray, William / Yauch, Elizabeth 'Lizzie' (F10)
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| 405 | According to Eric Hunley's research on http://erichunley.com/family/gedmoreinfo.cfm?IndID=269 William Holden McDowell was born in Ireland on 9 Oct 1824 and "CAME TO U.S. FROM IRELAND BEFORE THE CIVIL WAR (1850-1855)." According to the 1870 and 1880 census for Noble, Illinois, he was born in Tennessee, possibly Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee. Warren E. McDowell's death certificate shows John was born in Tennessee. | McDowell, John Holden (I832)
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| 406 | According to Find a Grave.com the last name is spelled Spurgeon | Spurgeon, James P. (I14585)
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| 407 | According to his grandson, Ron Payne, he died in his home in Clay City, Illinois. | Miller, Dennis T. (I13116)
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| 408 | According to his obituary, his parents were Robert and Clara (Maglone) Wease. According to the 1910, 1920, and 1930 census, Robert's wife was Ethel M. (surname unknown). | Wease, Durvid Abner (I11235)
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| 409 | According to his wife, Edna, he died at Clay City while checking the mail. According to his obituary, he died at the Clay County Hospital. | Wilson, Joseph Warren 'Joe' (I343)
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| 410 | According to Richland County Marriages, 1840-1915, Grooms Book, Page #1, Clyde Abbott and Grace Taylor were married in Richland County, Illinois. (License# 00040, Book 003, Page 0185) Clyde C Abbott 1st married Grace A Taylor March 8 107 Richland Co Il Daughter of Thomas N Taylor 2nd married Mary Hohlbauch April 21 1921 Richland Co Illinois Daughter of August Hohlbauch and Elizabeth Franklin 3rd married Rachael Persinger 1930 Richland Co Illinois Contributor: Sandy (48098266) | Abbott, Clyde Clinton (I2558)
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| 411 | According to Stacey Egnor, Abraham died in Lawrence County, Indiana. | Mitchell, Abraham (I3372)
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| 412 | According to Stacey Egnor, Abraham is buried along with Lucy in Peerless Cemetery. | Mitchell, Abraham (I3372)
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| 413 | According to th 1870 Census, he was born in Kentucky. | Figg, Joseph Butler (I23200)
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| 414 | According to the 1870 census, Eliza was illiterate. She was listed as "idiotic" | Powell, Eliza Ellen (I2462)
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| 415 | According to the 1870 Census, he was born in Kentucky. | Driskell, Charles C. (I56381)
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| 416 | According to the 1870 Census, his birth year was 1814 | Bagwell, Thomas J. (I29255)
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| 417 | According to the 1870 Census, his birth year was 1842 | Schooley, Orlando Devere Sr. (I28829)
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| 418 | According to the 1870 census, Mary was illiterate. | Bugg, Mary (I2542)
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| 419 | According to the 1880 Census for Busseron, Indiana, Levi Herrington and his family are neighbors of George and Barbara Wilson. Barbara's maiden name was Herrington. In this census, she is 40 years old and Levi is 45 years old. Could this Levi be a brother of Barbara? Could this Levi be the missing Levi B. Luke that I had listed for years, or was there a Levi B. Luke who was named after Levi Herrington? Hopefully, the earlier census reports will help clarify these questions. | Herrington, Levi (I17046)
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| 420 | According to the 1880 census report, John was crippled. His parents came from Ireland. Somewhere in my research, I found his middle name of Holden, I'm sad to say that I failed to document the source of that information and am still looking for it. From George McDowell: John and Minerva McDowell stayed overnight in VanBuren, Missouri with a black family, on their way from Arkansas to Illinois. Their only possessions were a Jersey cow and Ole Beck, their mule. | McDowell, John Holden (I832)
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| 421 | According to the 1880 census, could not read or write | ?, Harriet A. (I59001)
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| 422 | According to the 1880 census, could not read or write. | Conger, Richard W. (I58960)
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| 423 | According to the 1880 census, could read but could not write. | ?, Martha J. (I58961)
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| 424 | According to the 1880 Census, he was an Orphan. | Lewis, Morris (I59030)
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| 425 | According to the 1880 Census, he was born about 1825 | White, John B. (I49830)
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| 426 | According to the 1880 Census, subject could not read or write. | Hurst, Rinard (I59053)
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| 427 | According to the 1900 Census, Henry was born in May, 1894. Illinois Deaths and Stillbirths Index, (index for John Leo Gray) 1916-1947 says he was born in Randolph County, Illinois. | Gray, Henry Lewis (I18)
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| 428 | According to the 1900 Noble, Richland County Census, Lizzie was born in December 1869 in Illinois. The census shows both her parents were born in Germany. | Yauch, Elizabeth 'Lizzie' (I16)
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| 429 | According to the 1900 Noble, Richland County Census, Nettie was born in May 1890 in Illinois. The census spells her last name as "YACLACH". | Yauch, Jeanette Bessie 'Nettie' (I1579)
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| 430 | According to the 1900 Noble, Richland County Census, Sarah and her husband Thomas Payne were living with Margaret Yauch (family #273). Sarah's father Jacob died in 1899, before the census was taken. | Yauch, Sarah Jane 'Sallie' (I28)
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| 431 | According to the 1910 Census, he was born in Illinois | Zimmerman, Jonas Wilson (I16554)
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| 432 | According to the 1920 Census, "Vernie" was 13 years old. This would make his birth year about 1907. | Fulk, Vernon Edward 'Vern' (I1885)
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| 433 | According to the 1920 census, she came to the United States in 1829 and became a naturalized citizen in 1859. | Mayer, Louisa (I26157)
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| 434 | According to the 1930 census, Phillip was divorced. | Edens, Philip (I15876)
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| 435 | According to the 1940 census, Clara Bell was born in 1924. | Gray, Clarabelle (I156)
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| 436 | According to the 1940 census, he had a 4th grade education. Dan lost his right arm in a saw mill accident. | Pettyjohn, Daniel J. 'Dan' (I10195)
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| 437 | According to the 1940 census, he had a 6th grade education. She was a homemaker, and a member of the Clay City Christian Church, Clay City. | Wilson, Viola Pearl (I1532)
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| 438 | According to the 1940 census, he had an 8th grade education. | Patridge, Oran Milo 'Cab' (I13392)
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| 439 | According to the 1940 Census, he had attended 3 years of college. the code used in this census has been marked over, so it is possible that the code was incorrectly interpreted. | Gray, Henry Lewis (I18)
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| 440 | According to the 1940 Census, she was born in Illinois | Reinert, Pearl (I18739)
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| 441 | According to the 1940 Census, she was born in Illinois, | Love, Kattie May (I18624)
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| 442 | According to the 1940 census,he had a 6th grade education. | Pettyjohn, John Franklin (I894)
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| 443 | According to the 1970 Census, he was born in Ohio. | Holman, John (I28354)
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| 444 | According to the Application For Headstone, Elmer was born 3May1895 and died 18March1944. Ordered and shipped to Mrs. Bessie Crown, 333 Lincoln Ave., Flora, Elmwood Cem. The double stone says differently from the Military stone. | Crown, Elmer E. (I46066)
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| 445 | According to the census reports, his father was from Tennessee, and his mother was from Illinois. The 1900 census for Noble, Illinois lists him as J.W. & his wife as S.M. John was Illiterate, but spoke English. | McDowell, John William 'Will' (I72)
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| 446 | According to the dates on Carrie's headstone and the date of marriage in the Illinois Marriage Index, Frank would have been 24, but Carrie would have been only 11 years old when she and Francis were married. Carrie died at the Research Hospital in Galesburg. Funeral services were held at the Renner-Wikoff Funeral Home in Champaign, Illinois. | Payne, Carrie Helen B. (I1570)
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| 447 | According to the obituary of Dean Corry, Erma passed away three days after giving birth. to Dean and Gene Corry. | Mann, Erma Maude (I21553)
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| 448 | According to the research done by Julius Billeter, Margaritha was born on September 28th, 1849. Other sources, including her obituary, show she was born on September 19th, 1849. Her tombstone only shows the years 1849 - 1927 The 1870 Census shows her birth year as 1851. According to the 1900 Noble, Richland County Census, Margaret was born in September 1850 in Germany. The census shows both her parents were born in Germany. Her tombstone has the Americanized spelling of "Margret" Yauch. | Hasler, Margaret 'Margret' (I26)
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| 449 | According to Water's wishes, his cremains were scattered at sea. | Bricker, Walter LeRoy (I982)
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| 450 | According to Wikipedia, Krewinkel is located in Belgium | Kurr, Everett E. (I43041)
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