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8901	Samuel F. Beck, 85, of Olney, passed away on February 17, 2017 at his residence in Olney.	Beck, Samuel Frederick 'Sam' (I2385)
8902	Samuel Holman, merchant, Clay City, was born in Ross County, Ohio, January 22, 1839, and is a son of John and Mary (Hussleton) Holman, natives of Pennsylvania. Subject was the eighth of ten children, of whom seven are now living, viz. : John, in Clay County. Ill.; Mrs. Barbara Tilly, in Clay County; Jacob, and Mrs. Mary Davis, in Columbia, Ill. ; Mrs. Elizabeth Erghenbright, in Coffeyville, Kan. ; Mrs. Sarah Wallor, in Rich Hill, Mo.; and Samuel, our subject. When the latter was about six months old, his parents moved to this county and settled about six miles south of Clay City, on the farm now occupied by John Holman. Here the father resided until his death, in 1850. That of the mother occurred in 1853. The free schools of this township furnished Samuel his means of education. He remained at home until about fifteen, and then came to the old town of Maysville. Here he began life for himself by clerking for George Earheubright, who was then in business at that point. He remained in the latter's employ for about rive years. In 1865, he began merchandising for himself, in the town of Clay City, and has ever since been engaged in business at this point. Starting first in the saloon business with Thomas Viskniski, he has, by hie indomitable push and energy, kept on, until now, in connection with Jabez Cogan, owns the largest general store in the city. The firm now carries a stock of about $8, 000, and has a fair share of the trade in this section of Clay County. In 1882, he, in connection with William Markle embarked in the milling business, having leased the Clay City Mills of Daniel McCawley. In Clay City, February 21. 1867, Mr. Holman was married to Miss Clemence West, a daughter of Joseph and Mary C. (Cannon) West, natives of Albion, Edwards County. Mrs. Holman was born October 10, 1850, in the same county, and is the mother of eight children, seven of whom are now living, viz.: John L., born July 10, 1809; Maggie, bnrn June 3, 1871; Hattie, born February 18, 1873; Charles L., born October 14, 1877; Willie L., born May 17, 1879; George, born May 27, 1881; May E., born May 29, 1883. January 1. 1862, Mr. Holman enlisted in Company I, of theSixty-third Regiment Illinois Volunteer Infantry, and served until the close of the war. having re-enlisted in the veteran service in 1863. Among the battles in which he served were Vicksburg. Sherman's Atlanta campaign, and the famous march to the sea. In his political views, he has always been a strong Republican. He is a member of Clay City Lodge, No. 384, I. O. O. F. Excerpt from "History of Wayne and Clay Counties, Illinois 1884 "	Holman, Samuel (I22891)
8903	Samuel Luther Frank was born in Hardinburg, Breckenridge, KY, January 1, 1834 and died in Sailor Springs, IL, May 29, 1914. He married Miss Emma Hamilton near Rockport, IN June, 1860. Five children were born: Norva Eugene, Samuel Victor, Caddie Lincoln, Harry Clifton, and one who died in infancy. Caddie drowned and Samuel and Harry died in early youth. His aged wife died January 10, 1913 leaving one son, Norva E. who survives him. He served in the Civil War in Co. E 12th Regiment of Ky Calvary and was discharged August 23, 1865. He moved to Spencer County to Richland County, Il. Two years later to North Clay City Twp. Three brothers, Norvan R. George H. and John O. and a sister Mrs. Rhoda Ely survive.	Frank, Samuel Luther (I55501)
8904	Samuel moved with his parents and siblings to the Moravian community of West Salem, Edwards County, Illinois in 1844.	Walk, Samuel Phillip (I28961)
8905	Samuel R. Hilliard died at Memorial Hospital. He was admitted to the hospital July 5. Samuel R., son of James and Jane Sweeney Hilliard, was born October 26, 1890, in Wayne County, IL. He was married to Nettie Cook Nov. 20, 1910, with six children born to their union. His wife died only May 31 this year, and two daughters also preceded him in death. Mr. Hilliard was a member of the Rock Branch church and active in the affairs of that church. Surviving are two sons, Dale and Donnie; two daughters, Mrs. Gene Lane and Mrs. Duane Pond; one brother, Perry Hilliard; a sister, Anna Pendley; 11 grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Rock Branch church with interment in the Cisne cemetery. DeSelms Funeral Home was in charge. (Published Wayne County Press...submitted by: 46799457)	Hilliard, Samuel R. (I50057)
8906	Samuel S. Canby was a physician who served the surrounding area for a number of years. Samuel S. Canby came to Olney in 1863 and began the study of medicine with Drs. French & Lemen. In 1869 he began practicing medicine. In 1876 he went to St. Louis to attend Missouri Medical College, graduating in 1878.	Canby, Samuel S. (I33480)
8907	Samuel Sellers was the son of John Sellers and Sarah Crouse Sellers. He was born May 10 1842 in Monroe Co Ohio.Died in Xenia, Clay Co. Illinois.Married first Permelia Jane Miller on September 14 1865 in Noble Co. Ohio. Permelia was born December 24 1847 in Monroe Co. Ohio died November 13 1876 in Wayne Co. Il. She is buried by Samuels father, John Sellers at the Pleasant Grove Cemetary in Wayne County Il. Samuel bought his wife and father matching tombstones. Second Samuel married Writha J. Centers born Feb. 7 1839 died Jan 20 1918 Xenia Clay Co. Il. She is buried beside Samuel in the Odd Fellows Cemetary also I don't know who Writha's parents were but our line goes through Permelia Jane Miller Sellers. She was the Daughter of Jacob Miller and Jane Scarborough. Samuel lived in Ohio until 1881 then moved to be near his family, first in Wayne Co. Illinois then moved to Xenia Clay Co. Il. Which is nearby Wayne Co. He then Purchased the tombstones when Permelia Died in 1876 for her and his father that didn't have a stone. Samuel served his country in the Civil War for 4 years. He was in the 31 Regiment Ohio Volunteers. He was honorably discharged July 1865. at Louisville Ky. Samuel was discribed in his Pension Papers from service to his country as only 5 Foot 3 inches tall. Grey Eyes and sandy hair . Samuel was in several battles in the war. His regiment participated in Shermans march to the sea and was there at Savannah Georgia December 10 through the 21 1864 at the Seige of Savannah Georgia. also at Chattanooga Tennessee Battle. Samuel had a sunstroke from the march from Raleigh North carolina to Richmond Virginia. A walk of about 170 miles. Permelia and samuel had the following children together. Mary Jane born July 20 1867- John James born Oct 15 1868. Phebe Ellen born June 20 1869 Nancy Ann bornJune 15 1870 Sarah M. born Dec. 29 1873 and Elmer Jacob born Sept 5 1875. Samuel was remembered by his great Grandson Charlie Odis sellers. He said Samuel had a good sense of humor. When the children would come over his house that Samuel had bought his own casket and Samuel would raise up out of the casket to scare the Grandkids. When Samuel died the family had to replace the lining inside because Samuel had worn it out raising up and down in it so many times	Sellers, Samuel (I55734)
8908	Samuel W. McDowell MAY be an ancestor of John William McDowell (unconfirmed as of Nov 25, 2013)	McDowell, Samuel W. (I5142)
8909	Samuel was a Corporal in Capt. H.H. Walser's Company E, 63rd Regiment of the Illinois Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War. He enlisted once more and served a total of 4 years. He was at the siege of Vicksburg.	Walk, Samuel Phillip (I28961)
8910	Samuel was born in Switzerland. He came to America in 1850. He was 84 years, 10 months, 22 days old. He was the uncle of Mary M. Bones.	Gutknecht, Samuel (I30347)
8911	Sandra K. Kraft, nee Powell, 72 years, of Smithton, IL, passed away on Friday, December 11, 2020 at Memorial Hospital, Belleville, IL. She was born July 18, 1948, in Salem, IL. Sandra and her husband Larry were the owners of Custom Marble Inc., in Millstadt, IL. Sandy spent time volunteering for the CURE organization during Justins lymphoma treatments and over 20 years with the FFA Alumni Organization at Freeburg High School. While the kids were in school she was always involved in Band Parents, Booster Club and anywhere else that needed a helping hand. Sandy was always hosting friends and family for meals and parties She enjoyed entertaining and always prepared way too much food! During the last 10 years, her grandchildren were the light of her life. If you talked to Sandy, you were sure to hear a story and see pictures of the grandkids. Surviving are her husband of 44 years, Larry Kraft, her son, Mathew (Kendra) Kraft, her daughter, Laura (Kevin) Schmidt, her grandchildren, Luke and Dean Schmidt, Wesley Farhatt and Beckett Kraft, her two brothers, Steven (Senny) Powell and Lowell (Joan) Powell, her sister, Sherry (Mike) Hall, her half sister, Betsy Mills, along with nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her son, Justin Kraft and her parents, Hartzel and Mona, nee Schreffler, Powell. Visitation will be held on Tuesday, December 15, 2020 from 4-7 p.m. at Hope Church, 9273 Coach Stop Rd., Columbia, IL. 62236. Masks are required and currents social distancing guidelines are to be followed. Private funeral services following the visitation and interment will be held at Valhalla Gardens of Memory with Rev. Matt Friz, officiating. In lieu of customary remembrances, the family requests with gratitude that memorial contributions be directed to: St. Louis Children's Hospital Foundation 1001 Highlands Plaza Dr., Ste: 160, St. Louis, MO, 63110 or the Millstadt Food Pantry,. Leesman Funeral Home in Millstadt, IL, handled arrangements.	Powell, Sandra K. (I46660)
8912	Sandra K. Stine, 69, of Flora, IL died at 12:20 AM Thursday, March 11, 2010 at Evergreen Nursing & Rehabilitation in Effingham, IL. She was born January 8, 1941 in Alton, IL to Edward & Imogene (Haynes) Kroeger. She married Robert L. Stine on June 6, 1965 in Flora, IL. She was a homemaker, a lifelong member of the VFW Ladies Auxiliary, and a faithful member of Faith Lutheran Church of Flora where she was a choir member and involved in L.W.M.L. Sandy was a loving, caring person who was always ready to help at church or when needed by a friend or neighbor. She will be sadly missed by many. She is survived by her husband: Robert Stine of Flora; son: Galen Stine of Flora; mother: Imogene Kroeger of Ivanhoe, TX; sister-in-law: Sherron Kroeger of Ivanhoe, TX; 4 grandchildren and a host of relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her father and brother (Thomas Kroeger). Funeral services will be held at 10 AM Monday at Faith Lutheran Church in Flora with Pastor Tim Hahn officiating. Burial will be in Clay City Cemetery, Clay City, IL. Visitation will be Sunday from 6-8 PM at Frank & Bright Funeral Home and after 9 AM on Monday at the church. Memorials may be made to the family.	Kroeger, Sandra Kay (I21183)
8913	Sandra Sue Hosselton Obituary Sandra Sue (Clark) Hosselton, 83, of Clay City, IL, passed away April 18, 2025 in Clay City, IL, surrounded by her husband and family… Sandra Sue (Clark) Hosselton was born October 21, 1941 in Flora, IL to parents, Lewis Clark and Mary Ellen (Staser) Clark. She married Clyde Hosselton in August of 1997. Sandra was a 1959 graduate of Clay City High School. Sandra had many talents and wore many hats in her lifetime. When she was in high school, she was often pulled from her classes to help teach if a teacher was absent. She learned to sew and cook at a young age, taught by her mother, Mary, who made all their clothes and later her grandkids clothes. After graduating, Sandra married and started her family, and she was hired at Olney Central College as their Ceramic teacher, shortly after, she opened her first business. Sandra's House of Ceramics came to life in their old dairy barn in the country of Sailor Springs. Women from all around would drive to the farm to take her classes. In the mid 70`s her and her husband bought the old Murvin's Dept Store and brought new fashions and fun to the old store. Sandra was known as the Ceramic Lady, the Jewelry Lady, the Shaklee Lady, the Bra Lady, and the Flower Lady. Flower's and more by Sandra was her final swan song before retirement. Sandra was also known for her wedding planning, class reunion organizing, painting, wallpapering and interior decorating. She always said she was a Jack of all Trades and Master of none. After retirement she was ready to start a new chapter in her book of life, and in August of 1997 she married Clarence Clyde Hosselton in a small blue jean wedding in Mission Texas, with the late Don and Glenda Erwin as their witnesses. Together they have shared almost 30 years of fun and adventure, traveling all over the U.S.in their RV. They were known as Bonnie and Clyde always ready at the drop of a hat to take off for parts unknown. Spending winters in their Texas home, and summers back in Illinois with their families. It was always exciting to see that RV parked in the driveway in Clay City. The last few years with her memory slipping, her kids and her husband made it their mission to take care of her at home in familiar surroundings. It couldn't have been done though, without the help of some of the best caregivers around. They are truly God's Blessings. It has been an emotional ride, but one we would absolutely do again. Sandra was a funny, classy, talented woman. She loved to dance, shop, sew, quilt, weave, paint, decorate, travel, you name it, she could do it, and she loved spending time with her sister Joann doing most of these things. They were 2 peas in a pod… She loved her kids and grandkids unconditionally. You could always count on her... We will miss everything about her, especially her wink. It made you feel like you were in on a little secret. Just you and her. We want to thank her girls who cared for her, Sherry, Mel, Des, Janice and her other Visiting Angels, and Sophie, Lynn and Kendal. We are forever grateful for your love and compassion you all gave to our mom. Emily Landreth for always making our hair days so fun and coming to her home when she was no longer able to make the trip to your shop. Destiny Dannels and Shay at Clay City Clinic for always taking such gentle care with her and listening to our concerns without rushing us along, you have Big Hearts, and Clay County Hospice, thank you. Sandra is survived by her husband Clyde Hosselton of Clay City; children, Rodney (Collette) Franklin, Jennifer (David) Smith, Douglas Franklin, Jessica (Russ) Ethridge, and step-son, Loy (Tammy) Hosselton; grandchildren, Jordan (Josh) Kessler, Cody (Kelsy) Smith, Rodney (Dawn) Franklin, Blake Franklin, Brooke (Alex) Carr, Boden Franklin, Jerrin Ethridge, Maggie (Kaedyn) Gillman, Casey (Hallie) Clagg, Aaron Hosselton, Jesse Hosselton, and Eli Hosselton; great grandchildren, Marli and Mila Franklin, Phoebe, Sy and Asa Smith, Georgia Carr, and Lucas, Bristol and Cade Clagg; sister, JoAnn Tharp of Sun City, AZ; brother, Gary Clark of Clay City; brother-in-law, Curt (Donna) Hosselton; several cousins, nieces, and nephews; and lifetime friends, Trevor and Doris Bissey, and Earlene Henry. Preceded in death by her parents; brothers-in-law, Don Tharp, Cletis Hosselton, and Carrol Hosselton; sisters-in-law, Suzie Clark, Beverly Clark, and Carrie Ann Gill. Kistler-Patterson Funeral Home in Clay City has been entrusted with arrangements. Visitation will be held on Saturday, May 3, 2025 from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm at the Kistler-Patterson Funeral Home in Clay City. Memorial Services will be held on Saturday, May 3, 2025 at 3:00 PM at Kistler-Patterson Funeral Home in Clay City. Interment will take place on Saturday, May 3, 2025 at Zif Cemetery. Memorials can be made to Alzheimer's Association or Clay County Hospice.	Clark, Sanddra Sue (I56581)
8914	Sandra was a Baptist Believe, enjoyed Yard sales, and her grandkids.	Walton, Sandra Carroll (I35877)
8915	Sandra Sandi Ann Raley, 82, of Gilman, formerly of Elliott, passed away at 6:00 am Friday, August 21, 2020 at Norridge Gardens in Norridge, IL. Her graveside service will be held at 11:00 am Saturday, August 29th, at the Elliott Cemetery. There will be no visitation. Mrs. Raley was born August 1st, 1938, in St. Joseph, IL, daughter of Granville and Violet (Motsinger) Reese. She married Dave Raley on April 20, 1963, in Champaign. He passed in March of 2012. She leaves behind a daughter, Stacey (Scott) Hardy of Evanston; a son, Heath (Christine) Raley of Rochelle; five grandchildren, Caden and Tucker Hardy; and Harrison, Elliot, and Lucille Raley; and many friends from her time at Gilman Healthcare Center. While at Gilman Healthcare Center, she enjoyed playing Euchre, playing Bingo, and socializing with all the healthcare workers and residents. Often mom would attend mass and lead other residents in praying the Rosary. One of her favorite activities was sitting outside, taking in the sun and reading books. She will be missed by the friends she made at the healthcare center. Mrs. Raley was employed by Gibson Annex as a Certified Nursing Assistant until 1990. Lamb Funeral Home	Reese, Sandra Ann 'Sandi' (I23008)
8916	Sandy Noll, 65, of Shawneetown, Illinois, formerly of Clay City, Illinois, passed away on Friday, March 29, 2024 at home surrounded by her family after her battle with cancer. Sandy was born December 1, 1958 in Olney, Illinois, the daughter of Clarence Tom and Nancy (Warf) Beal. She grew up in Clay City and attended High School there before starting her family. She worked in several long-term care facilities taking care of others. Sandy enjoyed simple things in life, her family, friends, a good cup of coffee, being on the back of a motorcycle for rides around the countryside with the love of her life. She studied her family's genealogy and traced it back many generations. Sandy will be dearly missed. Sandy is survived by her partner, James "Jim" Hise of Shawneetown; son, Michael and Robin Noll of Olney; her only daughter and best friend, Tiana (Noll) and Raul Rios of Rockford, IL; sons, Justin Noll of Shawneetown, IL, Kyle Farrar and Tina Arnone of Olney, and Nathan and Aubrey Farrar of Bridgeport, IL; 6 grandchildren, Chelsea Noll, Brooke and Chris Norris, David T. Jones, Raistlin, Hollie, and Grayson Farrar; one great grandson, Matthias Norris, or as Sandy called him, "That" Baby"; nieces Amanda Hemrich and Tiffany Gregg. She was preceded in death by her parents, Clarence "Tom" and Nancy Beal and her brother, Tom Beal. Cremation Rites will be accorded. A graveside service will be held for Sandy at 2:00 PM on Wednesday, April 10, 2024 at Noble City Cemetery in Noble, Illinois. Kistler-Patterson Funeral Home in Olney is assisting the family with arrangements. Memorials can be made to the American Cancer Society.	Beal, Sandra 'Sandy' (I29239)
8917	Sandy was an active contributing member of the Richland County Illinois Genealogical Society.	Groff, Sandra Kaye (I1386)
8918	Sara E. Cooper, 89, of Xenia, IL died at 9:34 PM Friday, April 29, 2011 at St. Anthony's Memorial Hospital in Effingham, IL. She was born March 29, 1922 in Oskaloosa Township, IL to Forrest J. & Ruth (Gammon) Anderson. She married Vernon R. Cooper October 1947 in Friendship, NY. He preceded her in death on September 10, 1989. She was a farmwife, served in the U.S.Navy during WWII as a Pharmacist Mate 2nd Class, and was a member of the Xenia United Methodist Church. After high school, Mrs. Cooper attended Lockyear Business College in Evansville, IN. In 1941 she went to work for the Department of War, 6th Ordinance District in Cincinnati, OH and then advanced and was promoted to Washington, D.C.. She then joined the U.S. Navy and served from August 1943 to December 1945. She is survived by a daughter: Janice Frost; son: Gary Cooper; 3 grandchildren, Jamie Kemmerer, Travis Cooper, and Laura Blomme;and three great-grandchildren. . She was preceded in death by her parents and husband. Funeral services will be held at 2 PM Tuesday (May 3, 2011) at Frank & Bright Funeral Home with Rev. Tim Pearce officiating. Burial will be in Oskaloosa Cemetery with military honors. Memorials may be made to Oskaloosa Cemetery Fund.	Anderson, Sara E. (I43147)
8919	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: Wylie, Benjamin Andrew 'Ben' / Living (F458)
8920	Sara's obituary says he died on December 31, 2008.	Stanford, Harold Leroy (I19221)
8921	Sarah Catharine Luse was born in Guernsey Co., Ohio Oct. 27, 1847. She was the oldest of twelve children bom to Joseph and Elizabeth Luse. She came with her parents to Clay county, Illinois the fall of 1864. Was married to Edward Higginson, April, 18, 1866. To this union was born ten children. Three daughters dying in infancy and one daughter. Mrs. Liszie Carroll, three years ago during the flu epidemic. Four daughters and two sons survive her. Mrs. H. W. Shriner and Mrs. L. E. Campbell of tbis city. Mrs. Jesse Soper, of Bement, Ills.; Mrs. T. E. King, of East St. Louis; W. E. Higginson, of Colorado Springs Col.; J. A. Higginson ot Paxton, III. Her husband preceded her to the Great Beyond Dec. 15, 1885 leaving seven children. The mother and children stayed on the farm until the education of the children prompted her to move to this city in 1895. She Joined the Christian church when a girl in Ohio. Soon after coming to this state she with her parents, brothers and sisters placed her membership with the Flora church. She was ever faithful and much concerned about her Father's business. Her life was so consecrated and exemplary that her entire family followed in her foot steps and are all members of the Christian church. When the church felt the need of a new building there was no one more eager and anxious to do their part than she. We remember so well how happy she was the day this church was dedicated. Her daughter, Mrs. Ettle Soper, was the first to be married in the new building and her daughter-ln-law, Mrs. H. E. Higglnson's funeral was the first funeral in the new building. The life of Sister Higginson was an Inspiration to us all. Her kind deeds and cheering words will live on and on in the minds ot those who knew her. At the time of her departure of the life she was the oldest member we had in our congregation. Serving the Master more years than any of us! Her fnneral perhaps will be the last in the old church she loved and worshiped in so long. After a life of love and devotion the end came peacefully at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jesse Soper, of Bement, Aug. 24 1921, aged 73 yrs., 9 mo. and 27 days. She was patient and faithful through her Illness of about two years and has gone to her reward. She leaves besides her Immediate family, three brothers and three sisters, Mrs. Mary Sheehan, of Kansas City Mo.; Mrs. Linnie Stanford, of Los Angeles, Cal.; Mrs. Alice Bothwell, of St. Louis, Mo.; Mr. J. E. Luse, of Salem, Ind.; Mr. J. M. Luse, of Flora, III.; C. L. Luse in the west; fifteen grandchildren and six great grandchildren, besides a host of other relatives and friends. We can truly say "She fought a good fight, she finished her course and kept the faith, henceforth there is a crown ot righteousness laid up for her." The funeral was from the Christian church Friday, p. m., Aug. 26, 1921, conducted by U. S. Johnson, of Carbondale, her former pastor. Interment in Jenkins cemetery. (The Flora Journal-Record, Sept 1, 1921)	Luse, Sarah Catherine (I29436)
8922	Sarah E. Evans, 77, Effingham, died at 7:35 p.m. Monday at St. Anthony Memorial Hospital. Services will be Johnson Funeral Home in Effingham with Rev. Ron Myer presiding. Burial will be in Oakridge Cemetery. Mrs. Evans was born in Olney March 22, 1905, the daughter of Joseph and Mary E. (Elwood) Berry. She married Robert B. Evans and he survives. She worked for 15 years as an LPN at the Mattoon Hospital. Other survivors include two sons, James S., Effingham, and John R., Pocatell, Idaho; two brothers, Lyman and Robert E. Berry, both of Olney. She was preceded in death by a sister and a brother. Taken from the Olney Daily Mail, Olney, IL, April 5, 1982.	Berry, Sarah Esther (I51580)
8923	Sarah L. Jones, age 79, of Flora, IL died at 8:20 AM on Sunday, August 5, 2012 at St. Mary's Medical Center in Evansville, IN. She was born December 21, 1932 in Clay County, IL to Menford and Fern (Rumley) West. She married Paul W. Jones on December 21, 1955 in Noble, IL. He preceded her in death on July 20, 2003. Sarah attended Western Union School, was a waitress at several local restaurants, served as Campground Host at Forbes State Park, helped with decorating for the F.A.F. Christmas Tree Walk, and was a lifelong member and former secretary of the Flora VFW Auxiliary. She enjoyed reading, camping, family get-togethers, traveling in the U.S. and abroad with her sister and sister-in-law, trapshooting at the gun club, and doing crafts, quilting and crocheting. She is survived by two daughters: Ruth Ann Weiler and Paula Jean Rahn; six grandchildren: Angie Noden, Amanda Wilson, Layton Weiler, J.D. Rahn, Brandy Little, Pamela Scott; five great-grandchildren: Elliot Noden, Noelle Wilson, Ronni Little, Sarah Little, David Little; two brothers: David West, James "Red Top" West; two sisters: Ada Baker, Norma Quandt; along with several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, four brothers (Roy, Harvey, Ronnie and Robert West), and two sisters (Mary Schnell and Betty Pearl). A memorial service for Sarah Jones was held at Frank & Bright Funeral Home with Dr. Don Bunnell officiating. Burial followed in Elmwood Cemetery, Flora. The family requests that memorial donations in Sarah's memory be made to Golden Circle Nutrition or to the Kidney Foundation and will be accepted at the funeral home.	West, Sarah L. (I32874)
8924	Sarah M daughter of Thomas J. & Sinah M. Bagwell was born Jan. 7, 1835 in Mt. Carmel, IL. She passed away April 10, 1915 at the Olney Sanitarium. When very young they moved to Old Maysville where they kept a hotel or tavern on the old state road. She married Morris Brissenden Dec. 22, 1853. Seven children were born, two died in infancy. Their only daughter Mary E. and a son, John died. Three sons are left: James, Fred, and Frank. She is survived also by three sisters: Mrs. Amanda Evans, Mrs. Elizabeth Mills, and Mrs. Lou McIlvain, all of Clay City. Burial was in the IOOF Cemetery at Clay City.	Bagwell, Sarah M. (I28835)
8925	Sarah Margaret Lauderback, age 82, of Flora, IL died at 7:28 AM on Friday, November 2, 2012 at Clay County Hospital in Flora. Margaret was born March 26, 1930 in Louisville, IL to Birch and Zurah (Eastin) Wagley. She married John Lauderback Jr. on April 9, 1948 in Flora and this coming April they would have celebrated 65 years of anniversaries shared together. She always said that he was the best husband she could have had. Margaret worked at the McEndree School cafeteria for over 20 years and later at Heritage Woods. She was a member of the First Church of God in Flora where her strong Christian faith was exhibited through teaching Sunday School, involvement in the Ladies group, and making meals. She always cared and wanted to help others. She also participated in Clay County Relay For Life. She loved when her family was all together, especially her grandchildren. She is survived by her husband: John Lauderback Jr.; son: Carl (Kathy) Lauderback; daughters: Debby (Clint) Kimel and Glenda Lauderback; grandson: Jason (Jaclyn) Lauderback; two great-grandchildren: Chloe and Parker; three sisters: Lois Kleinmeyer, Doris Guinn, and Beverly (Gene) Daughenbaugh; sister-in-law: Lucille Wagley; along with several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents and a brother (Robert "Dink" Wagley). The funeral service for Sarah Margaret Lauderback was held at the First Church of God in Flora with Pastor Richard Artis officiating. Frank & Bright Funeral Home in Flora was in charge. Interment will be in the Floral Garden of Memories in Flora. The family suggested that memorial contributions be made the First Church of God.	Wagley, Sarah Margaret (I51892)
8926	SAV-4-32-585	Krantz, Roscoe Otis 'Ross' (I9256)
8927	Scheryl D. Hoard, age 73, of Flora, Illinois, and formerly of Xenia, passed away Friday afternoon, October 16, 2020, at Flora Gardens Care Center. Sherry was born June 17, 1947, in Olney, the daughter of the late Marcus and Mildred (Brummit) Burt. She was united in marriage to Kent Hoard on October 20, 1979, and he preceded her in death on March 31, 2016. A 1965 graduate of Flora High School after being crowned Clay County Fair Queen in 1964, and later attending Lockyear Business College in 1967, Sherry went on to a dedicated and successful career as a sales representative for Sparton Manufacturing. She was an adoring mom and grandma, a frequent spectator at all kinds of sporting events, and enjoyed camping and collecting all things flamingo. Sherry and Kent were members of Xenia United Methodist Church. She is survived by a son: Robby (Vanessa) Breeze of Evansville, Indiana; Two daughters: Erica (John) Walden and Ariane (Mike) Souder, both of Flora; 11 grandchildren: Amanda Breeze, and Whitney, Colton & Rylie Westerfield, and Clayton, Emma, and Carder Walden, and Andrew, Abigail, Kinley, & Keeley Souder; four great-grandchildren; a brother: Gary (Jan) Burt of San Diego, California; and many cousins and extended family members. A funeral ceremony will begin at 3 p.m. Sunday, October 25, 2020, at Frank & Bright Funeral Home in Flora. Burial will follow in Campground Cemetery, near Xenia. Visitation will be from 1 until 3 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Memorial donations are suggested to Clay County Cancer Crusaders, and these will be accepted through the funeral home. Frank and Bright obituary.	Burt, Scheryl D. 'Sherry' (I51637)
8928	Schnautz was retired from the Schnautz Saw Mill in Clay City, which he operated.	Schnautz, Lubert C. (I17655)
8929	Schyler (Pat) Murphy, well known 68 year old Olney resident, passed away at his home on South Wilson street Wednesday morning, following an illness of several months.	Murphy, Skyler Colfax 'Pat' (I23357)
8930	Schyler (Shorty) Morgan, 75, Clay City, died Thursday, Feb. 26, 1987, in his home. Services were held in Hosselton-Bookhout-Engelmeier Funeral Home in Clay City with Bro. Neal Kenley presiding. Burial was in Clay City Cemetery. Mr. Morgan was born in Clay County, the son of Louis and Harriett (Cook) Morgan. He married Frances Wease and she preceded him in death in 1979. Survivors include a sister, Tressie Kneff, Beauna, Wash.; and several nieces and nephews in the Noble area. Taken from the Olney Daily Mail, Olney, IL, Mar, 1986.	Morgan, Schyler O. 'Shorty' (I593)
8931	Scott E. Lehmann, 62, of Champaign passed away peacefully at 4:05 p.m. on Wednesday, January 14, 2009, at his home. Scott Lehmann was born October 30, 1946 in Danville. He was the son of Glenn and Barbara Dunn Lehmann. He married Marilyn Lee Cook. She preceded him in death on May 18, 2005. Surviving are one daughter, Jennifer Lynn Lehmann of Champaign; one step-son, Mike Shelato of Urbana; one granddaughter, Jillian Alvis-Shelato; one sister, Sonnie Lehmann Highberg of Paris; two nieces, Heather Theide Shake of Indianapolis and Darcy Theide Johnson of Paris. He graduate form Danville High School and the Illinois State University. He served in the Navy. Scott worked for the Department of Human Services for 25 years. He was the best father a daughter could ask for. He was a devoted fan of the St. Louis Cardinals and the Green Bay Packers. He loved to sit outside and grill. We'll never forget all the love and laughter he brought into our lives. He will be greatly missed by his family and friends.	Lehmann, Scott E. (I28634)
8932	Seaman 1st Class. Killed in action on June 17, 1944 in the Asiatic-Pacific Theater of Operations. Posthumously entitled to The Purple Heart Medal, The American Campaign Medal, The Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal, and The WWII Victory Medal. Buried with honors at the Honolulu Memorial, Honolulu Hawaii. Honored also at the WWII Memorial in Flora, Illinois. (This information has been posted on the National World War II Memorial's Registry of Remembrances website by Robert Medley Gatewood. It is entered here with his permission.) Source: https://wwiiregistry.abmc.gov/honoree-plaque/?honoree_id=1900555	Woods, Don Edwin (I43074)
8933	Seaman 1st Class; Communications Specialist aboard the mighty dreadnought USS Arizona BB-39. On December 7, 1941 he was killed in action. Went down with his ship and 1,176 shipmates when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. His tragic death on that day of infamy made him the first WWII casualty from both his hometown and Clay County, Illinois. When local friends of his formed a Veterans of Foreign Wars post on January 28, 1945, they named it in honor of him, the Leslie Edgar Etchason VFW Post 3999. He is also honored at the WWII Memorial in Flora, illinois. (This information has been posted on the National World War II Memorial's Registry of Remembrances website by Robert Medley Gatewood. It is entered here with his permission.) Source: https://wwiiregistry.abmc.gov/honoree-plaque/?honoree_id=906561	Etchason, Leslie Edgar 'Ike' (I42984)
8934	Seaman First Class. Was killed in action on 19 June 1944 in the Asiatic-Pacific Theater of Operations. Awarded The Purple Heart Medal and otherwise entitled to The American Campaign Medal, The Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal and The WWII Victory Medal. Memorialized at Honolulu Memorial, Honolulu, Hawaii. Honored also at the WWII Memorial at Flora, Illinois. Source: https://wwiiregistry.abmc.gov/honoree-plaque/?honoree_id=1900852 This information has been posted on the National World War II Memorial's Registry of Remembrances website by Robert Medley Gatewood. It is entered here with his permission.	Chaney, John David (I42971)
8935	Seaman U.S. Navy, World War II-Mr. Harrison died at Proctor Hospital in Peoria on 5-8-2012. He is the son of Mr. Jesse & Mrs. Velma {King} Harrison of Sailor Springs, Illinois, and the husband of Mrs. Mary {Lyons} Harrison of East Peoria, Illinois, and they were married in Germantown Hills, Illinois on November 23, 1974 and the father of three daughters, Mrs. Kathy {Michael} Clifton of Pekin, Mrs. Connie {Michael} Carroll of Littleton, Colorado, and Mrs. Carla {Jon} Penrod of Washington, Illinois, and one step-son, Larry {Barb} Clauson of Hanna City, Illinois. Mr. Harrison's first wife, Mrs. Doris Jean Harrison, died unexpectedly. He does leave one sister, Mrs. Mary Belle Lyons of Peoria, and one brother, James Harrison of Salem, Ohio. Mr. Harrison had the priviledge to serve God & Country during World War II as an enlisted Seaman with the U.S. Navy, and retire from Caterpillar after 32 years of honest service. He was also a Life Member of the VFW Post 2078 in East Peoria, Illinois. Awards: American Campaign Medal, Pacific Campaign Medal with One Battle Star, World War II Victory Medal, Ruptured Duck Pin.	Harrison, Carl Dayne (I34562)
8936	Search abandoned A search party has abandoned efforts to recover the body of George "Buddy" Thomas, 28, of Murphysboro, who apparently drowned Monday in the Mississippi River near Cahokia. Officials said he is presumed dead. Thomas, who worked on the tugboat Lady Gloria, was swept downstream by a strong river current while swimming. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Thomas of Murphysboro. Southern Illinoisan (Carbondale, Illinois), Thursday, 04 Sept 1969, p. 3 Drowning victim's rites set A Murphysboro man missing since Monday, when he dived from a boat into the Mississippi River near Cahokia, has been found near St. Louis, Mo. George Elvin "Buddy" Thomas Sr., 27, of Rt. 2, Murphysboro, was a deck hand for Inland Oil Transport of St. Louis. His body was recovered Friday. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. today at the Meyer-Denny Funeral Home in Murphysboro. Sister Irene Chaney will officiate. Burial will be in Hiller Cemetery south of Murphysboro. Mr. Thomas was born Dec. 8, 1941, in Murphysboro, a son of Elvin Edward and Lena Cora Maglone Thomas. Mr. Thomas had served in the United States Air Force. He leaves his parents of Murphysboro; a son and daughter, of Milwaukee, Wis.; and six sisters. Southern Illinoisan (Carbondale, Illinois); Sunday, 07 Sep 1969; p 2 [obit modified slightly to protect the privacy of living individuals. kmh.]	Thomas, George Elvin 'Buddy' (I38276)
8937	sec 12 A lot 46	Kirkham, Dorothy May (I46307)
8938	Sec 129, Lot 365, Grave 3	Dewhirst, Herman Jenner (I22537)
8939	Sec 129, Lot 365, Grave 4	?, Rena M. (I39965)
8940	Sec 22,D Lot 8, sp 1	Demming, Frances Carrol (I51800)
8941	Sec 32W Lot 42	Berg, Lester (I766)
8942	Sec 4, row 9, grave 30 26 Feb 2010: Obituary says buried in Festus, Missouri. According to Find a grave.com, Sacred Heart Cemetery is located in Crystal City, (just east) of Festus, Missouri.	Carlyle, Steven Randell 'Randy' (I1455)
8943	Sec B, row 26	Baxter, Harry Cleeland (I45892)
8944	Sec C, Lot 30	Bledsaw, Isaac (I3369)
8945	Sec C, Lot 30	Baldwin, Sarilda Jane (I3318)
8946	sec C, row 10, plot 08 B	Baylor, Everett M. Sr. (I61164)
8947	Sec D Lot 297	Rice, Ann F. (I12223)
8948	Sec D Lot 297	Pettyjohn, Galen E. (I12222)
8949	Sec D, lot	Green, Amel F. 'Jack' (I21816)
8950	Sec D, lot	Levitt, Genelle Clara (I15716)

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8901

Samuel F. Beck, 85, of Olney, passed away on February 17, 2017 at his residence in Olney.

8902

Samuel Holman, merchant, Clay City, was born in Ross County, Ohio, January 22, 1839, and is a son of John and Mary (Hussleton) Holman, natives of Pennsylvania. Subject was the eighth of ten children, of whom seven are now living, viz. : John, in Clay County. Ill.; Mrs. Barbara Tilly, in Clay County; Jacob, and Mrs. Mary Davis, in Columbia, Ill. ; Mrs. Elizabeth Erghenbright, in Coffeyville, Kan. ; Mrs. Sarah Wallor, in Rich Hill, Mo.; and Samuel, our subject.

When the latter was about six months old, his parents moved to this county and settled about six miles south of Clay City, on the farm now occupied by John Holman. Here the father resided until his death, in 1850. That of the mother occurred in 1853.

The free schools of this township furnished Samuel his means of education. He remained at home until about fifteen, and then came to the old town of Maysville. Here he began life for himself by clerking for George Earheubright, who was then in business at that point. He remained in the latter's employ for about rive years. In 1865, he began merchandising for himself, in the town of Clay City, and has ever since been engaged in business at this point. Starting first in the saloon business with Thomas Viskniski, he has, by hie indomitable push and energy, kept on, until now, in connection with Jabez Cogan, owns the largest general store in the city. The firm now carries a stock of about $8, 000, and has a fair share of the trade in this section of Clay County. In 1882, he, in connection with William Markle embarked in the milling business, having leased the Clay City Mills of Daniel McCawley.

In Clay City, February 21. 1867, Mr. Holman was married to Miss Clemence West, a daughter of Joseph and Mary C. (Cannon) West, natives of Albion, Edwards County. Mrs. Holman was born October 10, 1850, in the same county, and is the mother of eight children, seven of whom are now living, viz.: John L., born July 10, 1809; Maggie, bnrn June 3, 1871; Hattie, born February 18, 1873; Charles L., born October 14, 1877; Willie L., born May 17, 1879; George, born May 27, 1881; May E., born May 29, 1883.

January 1. 1862, Mr. Holman enlisted in Company I, of theSixty-third Regiment Illinois Volunteer Infantry, and served until the close of the war. having re-enlisted in the veteran service in 1863. Among the battles in which he served were Vicksburg. Sherman's Atlanta campaign, and the famous march to the sea.

In his political views, he has always been a strong Republican. He is a member of Clay City Lodge, No. 384,
I. O. O. F.

Excerpt from "History of Wayne and Clay Counties, Illinois 1884 "

Holman, Samuel (I22891)

8903

Samuel Luther Frank was born in Hardinburg, Breckenridge, KY, January 1, 1834 and died in Sailor Springs, IL, May 29, 1914.

He married Miss Emma Hamilton near Rockport, IN June, 1860. Five children were born: Norva Eugene, Samuel Victor, Caddie Lincoln, Harry Clifton, and one who died in infancy. Caddie drowned and Samuel and Harry died in early youth. His aged wife died January 10, 1913 leaving
one son, Norva E. who survives him.

He served in the Civil War in Co. E 12th Regiment of Ky Calvary and was discharged August 23, 1865. He moved to Spencer County to Richland County, Il. Two years later to North Clay City Twp.

Three brothers, Norvan R. George H. and John O. and a sister Mrs. Rhoda Ely survive.

Frank, Samuel Luther (I55501)

8904

Samuel moved with his parents and siblings to the Moravian community of West Salem, Edwards County, Illinois in 1844.

Walk, Samuel Phillip (I28961)

8905

Samuel R. Hilliard died at Memorial Hospital. He was admitted to the hospital July 5.

Samuel R., son of James and Jane Sweeney Hilliard, was born October 26, 1890, in Wayne County, IL.

He was married to Nettie Cook Nov. 20, 1910, with six children born to their union.

His wife died only May 31 this year, and two daughters also preceded him in death.

Mr. Hilliard was a member of the Rock Branch church and active in the affairs of that church.

Surviving are two sons, Dale and Donnie; two daughters, Mrs. Gene Lane and Mrs. Duane Pond; one brother, Perry Hilliard; a sister, Anna Pendley; 11 grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren.

Funeral services were held at the Rock Branch church with interment in the Cisne cemetery.

DeSelms Funeral Home was in charge.

(Published Wayne County Press...submitted by: 46799457)

Hilliard, Samuel R. (I50057)

8906

Samuel S. Canby was a physician who served the surrounding area for a number of years.

Samuel S. Canby came to Olney in 1863 and began the study of medicine with Drs. French & Lemen. In 1869 he began practicing medicine. In 1876 he went to St. Louis to attend Missouri Medical College, graduating in 1878.

Canby, Samuel S. (I33480)

8907

Samuel Sellers was the son of John Sellers and Sarah Crouse Sellers. He was born May 10 1842 in Monroe Co Ohio.Died in Xenia, Clay Co. Illinois.Married first Permelia Jane Miller on September 14 1865 in Noble Co. Ohio. Permelia was born December 24 1847 in Monroe Co. Ohio died November 13 1876 in Wayne Co. Il. She is buried by Samuels father, John Sellers at the Pleasant Grove Cemetary in Wayne County Il. Samuel bought his wife and father matching tombstones. Second Samuel married Writha J. Centers born Feb. 7 1839 died Jan 20 1918 Xenia Clay Co. Il. She is buried beside Samuel in the Odd Fellows Cemetary also I don't know who Writha's parents were but our line goes through Permelia Jane Miller Sellers. She was the Daughter of Jacob Miller and Jane Scarborough. Samuel lived in Ohio until 1881 then moved to be near his family, first in Wayne Co. Illinois then moved to Xenia Clay Co. Il. Which is nearby Wayne Co. He then Purchased the tombstones when Permelia Died in 1876 for her and his father that didn't have a stone. Samuel served his country in the Civil War for 4 years. He was in the 31 Regiment Ohio Volunteers. He was honorably discharged July 1865. at Louisville Ky. Samuel was discribed in his Pension Papers from service to his country as only 5 Foot 3 inches tall. Grey Eyes and sandy hair . Samuel was in several battles in the war. His regiment participated in Shermans march to the sea and was there at Savannah Georgia December 10 through the 21 1864 at the Seige of Savannah Georgia. also at Chattanooga Tennessee Battle. Samuel had a sunstroke from the march from Raleigh North carolina to Richmond Virginia. A walk of about 170 miles. Permelia and samuel had the following children together. Mary Jane born July 20 1867- John James born Oct 15 1868. Phebe Ellen born June 20 1869 Nancy Ann bornJune 15 1870 Sarah M. born Dec. 29 1873 and Elmer Jacob born Sept 5 1875. Samuel was remembered by his great Grandson Charlie Odis sellers. He said Samuel had a good sense of humor. When the children would come over his house that Samuel had bought his own casket and Samuel would raise up out of the casket to scare the Grandkids. When Samuel died the family had to replace the lining inside because Samuel had worn it out raising up and down in it so many times

Sellers, Samuel (I55734)

8908

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

McDowell, Samuel W. (I5142)

8909

Samuel was a Corporal in Capt. H.H. Walser's Company E, 63rd Regiment of the Illinois Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War. He enlisted once more and served a total of 4 years. He was at the siege of Vicksburg.

Walk, Samuel Phillip (I28961)

8910

Samuel was born in Switzerland. He came to America in 1850. He was 84 years, 10 months, 22 days old. He was the uncle of Mary M. Bones.

Gutknecht, Samuel (I30347)

8911

Sandra K. Kraft, nee Powell, 72 years, of Smithton, IL, passed away on Friday, December 11, 2020 at Memorial Hospital, Belleville, IL. She was born July 18, 1948, in Salem, IL.

Sandra and her husband Larry were the owners of Custom Marble Inc., in Millstadt, IL.

Sandy spent time volunteering for the CURE organization during Justins lymphoma treatments and over 20 years with the FFA Alumni Organization at Freeburg High School. While the kids were in school she was always involved in Band Parents, Booster Club and anywhere else that needed a helping hand. Sandy was always hosting friends and family for meals and parties She enjoyed entertaining and always prepared way too much food! During the last 10 years, her grandchildren were the light of her life. If you talked to Sandy, you were sure to hear a story and see pictures of the grandkids.

Surviving are her husband of 44 years, Larry Kraft, her son, Mathew (Kendra) Kraft, her daughter, Laura (Kevin) Schmidt, her grandchildren, Luke and Dean Schmidt, Wesley Farhatt and Beckett Kraft, her two brothers, Steven (Senny) Powell and Lowell (Joan) Powell, her sister, Sherry (Mike) Hall, her half sister, Betsy Mills, along with nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.

She was preceded in death by her son, Justin Kraft and her parents, Hartzel and Mona, nee Schreffler, Powell.

Visitation will be held on Tuesday, December 15, 2020 from 4-7 p.m. at Hope Church, 9273 Coach Stop Rd., Columbia, IL. 62236. Masks are required and currents social distancing guidelines are to be followed.

Private funeral services following the visitation and interment will be held at Valhalla Gardens of Memory with Rev. Matt Friz, officiating.

In lieu of customary remembrances, the family requests with gratitude that memorial contributions be directed to: St. Louis Children's Hospital Foundation 1001 Highlands Plaza Dr., Ste: 160, St. Louis, MO, 63110 or the Millstadt Food Pantry,.

Leesman Funeral Home in Millstadt, IL, handled arrangements.

Powell, Sandra K. (I46660)

8912

Sandra K. Stine, 69, of Flora, IL died at 12:20 AM Thursday, March 11, 2010 at Evergreen Nursing & Rehabilitation in Effingham, IL.

She was born January 8, 1941 in Alton, IL to Edward & Imogene (Haynes) Kroeger. She married Robert L. Stine on June 6, 1965 in Flora, IL.

She was a homemaker, a lifelong member of the VFW Ladies Auxiliary, and a faithful member of Faith Lutheran Church of Flora where she was a choir member and involved in L.W.M.L. Sandy was a loving, caring person who was always ready to help at church or when needed by a friend or neighbor. She will be sadly missed by many.

She is survived by her husband: Robert Stine of Flora; son: Galen Stine of Flora; mother: Imogene Kroeger of Ivanhoe, TX; sister-in-law: Sherron Kroeger of Ivanhoe, TX; 4 grandchildren and a host of relatives and friends.

She was preceded in death by her father and brother (Thomas Kroeger).

Funeral services will be held at 10 AM Monday at Faith Lutheran Church in Flora with Pastor Tim Hahn officiating. Burial will be in Clay City Cemetery, Clay City, IL. Visitation will be Sunday from 6-8 PM at Frank & Bright Funeral Home and after 9 AM on Monday at the church.

Memorials may be made to the family.

Kroeger, Sandra Kay (I21183)

8913

Sandra Sue Hosselton Obituary
Sandra Sue (Clark) Hosselton, 83, of Clay City, IL, passed away April 18, 2025 in Clay City, IL, surrounded by her husband and family…

Sandra Sue (Clark) Hosselton was born October 21, 1941 in Flora, IL to parents, Lewis Clark and Mary Ellen (Staser) Clark. She married Clyde Hosselton in August of 1997.

Sandra was a 1959 graduate of Clay City High School.

Sandra had many talents and wore many hats in her lifetime. When she was in high school, she was often pulled from her classes to help teach if a teacher was absent. She learned to sew and cook at a young age, taught by her mother, Mary, who made all their clothes and later her grandkids clothes. After graduating, Sandra married and started her family, and she was hired at Olney Central College as their Ceramic teacher, shortly after, she opened her first business. Sandra's House of Ceramics came to life in their old dairy barn in the country of Sailor Springs. Women from all around would drive to the farm to take her classes. In the mid 70`s her and her husband bought the old Murvin's Dept Store and brought new fashions and fun to the old store. Sandra was known as the Ceramic Lady, the Jewelry Lady, the Shaklee Lady, the Bra Lady, and the Flower Lady. Flower's and more by Sandra was her final swan song before retirement. Sandra was also known for her wedding planning, class reunion organizing, painting, wallpapering and interior decorating. She always said she was a Jack of all Trades and Master of none.

After retirement she was ready to start a new chapter in her book of life, and in August of 1997 she married Clarence Clyde Hosselton in a small blue jean wedding in Mission Texas, with the late Don and Glenda Erwin as their witnesses. Together they have shared almost 30 years of fun and adventure, traveling all over the U.S.in their RV. They were known as Bonnie and Clyde always ready at the drop of a hat to take off for parts unknown. Spending winters in their Texas home, and summers back in Illinois with their families. It was always exciting to see that RV parked in the driveway in Clay City.

The last few years with her memory slipping, her kids and her husband made it their mission to take care of her at home in familiar surroundings. It couldn't have been done though, without the help of some of the best caregivers around. They are truly God's Blessings. It has been an emotional ride, but one we would absolutely do again.

Sandra was a funny, classy, talented woman. She loved to dance, shop, sew, quilt, weave, paint, decorate, travel, you name it, she could do it, and she loved spending time with her sister Joann doing most of these things. They were 2 peas in a pod… She loved her kids and grandkids unconditionally. You could always count on her...

We will miss everything about her, especially her wink. It made you feel like you were in on a little secret. Just you and her.

We want to thank her girls who cared for her, Sherry, Mel, Des, Janice and her other Visiting Angels, and Sophie, Lynn and Kendal. We are forever grateful for your love and compassion you all gave to our mom. Emily Landreth for always making our hair days so fun and coming to her home when she was no longer able to make the trip to your shop.

Destiny Dannels and Shay at Clay City Clinic for always taking such gentle care with her and listening to our concerns without rushing us along, you have Big Hearts, and Clay County Hospice, thank you.

Sandra is survived by her husband Clyde Hosselton of Clay City; children, Rodney (Collette) Franklin, Jennifer (David) Smith, Douglas Franklin, Jessica (Russ) Ethridge, and step-son, Loy (Tammy) Hosselton; grandchildren, Jordan (Josh) Kessler, Cody (Kelsy) Smith, Rodney (Dawn) Franklin, Blake Franklin, Brooke (Alex) Carr, Boden Franklin, Jerrin Ethridge, Maggie (Kaedyn) Gillman, Casey (Hallie) Clagg, Aaron Hosselton, Jesse Hosselton, and Eli Hosselton; great grandchildren, Marli and Mila Franklin, Phoebe, Sy and Asa Smith, Georgia Carr, and Lucas, Bristol and Cade Clagg; sister, JoAnn Tharp of Sun City, AZ; brother, Gary Clark of Clay City; brother-in-law, Curt (Donna) Hosselton; several cousins, nieces, and nephews; and lifetime friends, Trevor and Doris Bissey, and Earlene Henry.

Preceded in death by her parents; brothers-in-law, Don Tharp, Cletis Hosselton, and Carrol Hosselton; sisters-in-law, Suzie Clark, Beverly Clark, and Carrie Ann Gill.

Kistler-Patterson Funeral Home in Clay City has been entrusted with arrangements.

Visitation will be held on Saturday, May 3, 2025 from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm at the Kistler-Patterson Funeral Home in Clay City.

Memorial Services will be held on Saturday, May 3, 2025 at 3:00 PM at Kistler-Patterson Funeral Home in Clay City.

Interment will take place on Saturday, May 3, 2025 at Zif Cemetery.

Memorials can be made to Alzheimer's Association or Clay County Hospice.

Clark, Sanddra Sue (I56581)

8914

Sandra was a Baptist Believe, enjoyed Yard sales, and her grandkids.

Walton, Sandra Carroll (I35877)

8915

Sandra Sandi Ann Raley, 82, of Gilman, formerly of Elliott, passed away at 6:00 am Friday, August 21, 2020 at Norridge Gardens in Norridge, IL.

Her graveside service will be held at 11:00 am Saturday, August 29th, at the Elliott Cemetery. There will be no visitation.

Mrs. Raley was born August 1st, 1938, in St. Joseph, IL, daughter of Granville and Violet (Motsinger) Reese. She married Dave Raley on April 20, 1963, in Champaign. He passed in March of 2012.

She leaves behind a daughter, Stacey (Scott) Hardy of Evanston; a son, Heath (Christine) Raley of Rochelle; five grandchildren, Caden and Tucker Hardy; and Harrison, Elliot, and Lucille Raley; and many friends from her time at Gilman Healthcare Center.

While at Gilman Healthcare Center, she enjoyed playing Euchre, playing Bingo, and socializing with all the healthcare workers and residents. Often mom would attend mass and lead other residents in praying the Rosary. One of her favorite activities was sitting outside, taking in the sun and reading books. She will be missed by the friends she made at the healthcare center.

Mrs. Raley was employed by Gibson Annex as a Certified Nursing Assistant until 1990.

Lamb Funeral Home

Reese, Sandra Ann 'Sandi' (I23008)

8916

Sandy Noll, 65, of Shawneetown, Illinois, formerly of Clay City, Illinois, passed away on Friday, March 29, 2024 at home surrounded by her family after her battle with cancer.

Sandy was born December 1, 1958 in Olney, Illinois, the daughter of Clarence Tom and Nancy (Warf) Beal.

She grew up in Clay City and attended High School there before starting her family. She worked in several long-term care facilities taking care of others. Sandy enjoyed simple things in life, her family, friends, a good cup of coffee, being on the back of a motorcycle for rides around the countryside with the love of her life. She studied her family's genealogy and traced it back many generations. Sandy will be dearly missed.

Sandy is survived by her partner, James "Jim" Hise of Shawneetown; son, Michael and Robin Noll of Olney; her only daughter and best friend, Tiana (Noll) and Raul Rios of Rockford, IL; sons, Justin Noll of Shawneetown, IL, Kyle Farrar and Tina Arnone of Olney, and Nathan and Aubrey Farrar of Bridgeport, IL; 6 grandchildren, Chelsea Noll, Brooke and Chris Norris, David T. Jones, Raistlin, Hollie, and Grayson Farrar; one great grandson, Matthias Norris, or as Sandy called him, "That" Baby"; nieces Amanda Hemrich and Tiffany Gregg.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Clarence "Tom" and Nancy Beal and her brother, Tom Beal.

Cremation Rites will be accorded. A graveside service will be held for Sandy at 2:00 PM on Wednesday, April 10, 2024 at Noble City Cemetery in Noble, Illinois.

Kistler-Patterson Funeral Home in Olney is assisting the family with arrangements.

Memorials can be made to the American Cancer Society.

Beal, Sandra 'Sandy' (I29239)

8917

Sandy was an active contributing member of the Richland County Illinois Genealogical Society.

Groff, Sandra Kaye (I1386)

8918

Sara E. Cooper, 89, of Xenia, IL died at 9:34 PM Friday, April 29, 2011 at St. Anthony's Memorial Hospital in Effingham, IL.

She was born March 29, 1922 in Oskaloosa Township, IL to Forrest J. & Ruth (Gammon) Anderson. She married Vernon R. Cooper October 1947 in Friendship, NY. He preceded her in death on September 10, 1989.

She was a farmwife, served in the U.S.Navy during WWII as a Pharmacist Mate 2nd Class, and was a member of the Xenia United Methodist Church. After high school, Mrs. Cooper attended Lockyear Business College in Evansville, IN. In 1941 she went to work for the Department of War, 6th Ordinance District in Cincinnati, OH and then advanced and was promoted to Washington, D.C.. She then joined the U.S. Navy and served from August 1943 to December 1945.

She is survived by a daughter: Janice Frost; son: Gary Cooper; 3 grandchildren, Jamie Kemmerer, Travis Cooper, and Laura Blomme;and three great-grandchildren. .

She was preceded in death by her parents and husband.

Funeral services will be held at 2 PM Tuesday (May 3, 2011) at Frank & Bright Funeral Home with Rev. Tim Pearce officiating.

Burial will be in Oskaloosa Cemetery with military honors.

Memorials may be made to Oskaloosa Cemetery Fund.

Anderson, Sara E. (I43147)

8919

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

Family: Wylie, Benjamin Andrew 'Ben' / Living (F458)

8920

Sara's obituary says he died on December 31, 2008.

Stanford, Harold Leroy (I19221)

8921

Sarah Catharine Luse was born in Guernsey Co., Ohio Oct. 27, 1847. She was the oldest of twelve children bom to Joseph and Elizabeth Luse. She came with her parents to Clay county, Illinois the fall of 1864. Was married to Edward Higginson, April, 18, 1866.

To this union was born ten children. Three daughters dying in infancy and one daughter. Mrs. Liszie Carroll, three years ago during the flu epidemic.

Four daughters and two sons survive her. Mrs. H. W. Shriner and Mrs. L. E. Campbell of tbis city. Mrs. Jesse Soper, of Bement, Ills.; Mrs. T. E. King, of East St. Louis; W. E. Higginson, of Colorado Springs Col.; J. A. Higginson ot Paxton, III.

Her husband preceded her to the Great Beyond Dec. 15, 1885 leaving seven children. The mother and children stayed on the farm until the education of the children prompted her to move to this city in 1895.

She Joined the Christian church when a girl in Ohio. Soon after coming to this state she with her parents, brothers and sisters placed her membership with the Flora church. She was ever faithful and much concerned about her Father's business.

Her life was so consecrated and exemplary that her entire family followed in her foot steps and are all members of the Christian church.

When the church felt the need of a new building there was no one more eager and anxious to do their part than she. We remember so well how happy she was the day this church was dedicated. Her daughter, Mrs. Ettle Soper, was the first to be married in the new building and her daughter-ln-law, Mrs. H. E. Higglnson's funeral was the first funeral in the new building. The life of Sister Higginson was an Inspiration to us all. Her kind deeds and cheering words will live on and on in the minds ot those who knew her. At the time of her departure of the life she was the oldest member we had in our congregation. Serving the Master more years than any of us! Her fnneral perhaps will be the last in the old church she loved and worshiped in so long.

After a life of love and devotion the end came peacefully at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jesse Soper, of Bement, Aug. 24 1921, aged 73 yrs., 9 mo. and 27 days.

She was patient and faithful through her Illness of about two years and has gone to her reward.

She leaves besides her Immediate family, three brothers and three sisters, Mrs. Mary Sheehan, of Kansas City Mo.; Mrs. Linnie Stanford, of Los Angeles, Cal.; Mrs. Alice Bothwell, of St. Louis, Mo.; Mr. J. E. Luse, of Salem, Ind.; Mr. J. M. Luse, of Flora, III.; C. L. Luse in the west; fifteen grandchildren and six great grandchildren, besides a host of other relatives and friends.

We can truly say "She fought a good fight, she finished her course and kept the faith, henceforth there is a crown ot righteousness laid up for her."

The funeral was from the Christian church Friday, p. m., Aug. 26, 1921,
conducted by U. S. Johnson, of Carbondale, her former pastor. Interment
in Jenkins cemetery.

(The Flora Journal-Record, Sept 1, 1921)

Luse, Sarah Catherine (I29436)

8922

Sarah E. Evans, 77, Effingham, died at 7:35 p.m. Monday at St. Anthony Memorial Hospital.

Services will be Johnson Funeral Home in Effingham with Rev. Ron Myer presiding. Burial will be in Oakridge Cemetery.

Mrs. Evans was born in Olney March 22, 1905, the daughter of Joseph and Mary E. (Elwood) Berry. She married Robert B. Evans and he survives.

She worked for 15 years as an LPN at the Mattoon Hospital.

Other survivors include two sons, James S., Effingham, and John R., Pocatell, Idaho; two brothers, Lyman and Robert E. Berry, both of Olney.

She was preceded in death by a sister and a brother.

Taken from the Olney Daily Mail, Olney, IL, April 5, 1982.

Berry, Sarah Esther (I51580)

8923

Sarah L. Jones, age 79, of Flora, IL died at 8:20 AM on Sunday, August 5, 2012 at St. Mary's Medical Center in Evansville, IN.

She was born December 21, 1932 in Clay County, IL to Menford and Fern (Rumley) West. She married Paul W. Jones on December 21, 1955 in Noble, IL. He preceded her in death on July 20, 2003.

Sarah attended Western Union School, was a waitress at several local restaurants, served as Campground Host at Forbes State Park, helped with decorating for the F.A.F. Christmas Tree Walk, and was a lifelong member and former secretary of the Flora VFW Auxiliary. She enjoyed reading, camping, family get-togethers, traveling in the U.S. and abroad with her sister and sister-in-law, trapshooting at the gun club, and doing crafts, quilting and crocheting.

She is survived by two daughters: Ruth Ann Weiler and Paula Jean Rahn; six grandchildren: Angie Noden, Amanda Wilson, Layton Weiler, J.D. Rahn, Brandy Little, Pamela Scott; five great-grandchildren: Elliot Noden, Noelle Wilson, Ronni Little, Sarah Little, David Little; two brothers: David West, James "Red Top" West; two sisters: Ada Baker, Norma Quandt; along with several nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, four brothers (Roy, Harvey, Ronnie and Robert West), and two sisters (Mary Schnell and Betty Pearl).

A memorial service for Sarah Jones was held at Frank & Bright Funeral Home with Dr. Don Bunnell officiating.

Burial followed in Elmwood Cemetery, Flora.

The family requests that memorial donations in Sarah's memory be made to Golden Circle Nutrition or to the Kidney Foundation and will be accepted at the funeral home.

West, Sarah L. (I32874)

8924

Sarah M daughter of Thomas J. & Sinah M. Bagwell was born Jan. 7, 1835 in Mt. Carmel, IL. She passed away April 10, 1915 at the Olney Sanitarium.

When very young they moved to Old Maysville where they kept a hotel or tavern on the old state road.

She married Morris Brissenden Dec. 22, 1853. Seven children were born, two died in infancy. Their only daughter Mary E. and a son, John died. Three sons are left: James, Fred, and Frank. She is survived also by three sisters: Mrs. Amanda Evans, Mrs. Elizabeth Mills, and Mrs. Lou McIlvain, all of Clay City.

Burial was in the IOOF Cemetery at Clay City.

Bagwell, Sarah M. (I28835)

8925

Sarah Margaret Lauderback, age 82, of Flora, IL died at 7:28 AM on Friday, November 2, 2012 at Clay County Hospital in Flora.

Margaret was born March 26, 1930 in Louisville, IL to Birch and Zurah (Eastin) Wagley. She married John Lauderback Jr. on April 9, 1948 in Flora and this coming April they would have celebrated 65 years of anniversaries shared together. She always said that he was the best husband she could have had.

Margaret worked at the McEndree School cafeteria for over 20 years and later at Heritage Woods. She was a member of the First Church of God in Flora where her strong Christian faith was exhibited through teaching Sunday School, involvement in the Ladies group, and making meals. She always cared and wanted to help others. She also participated in Clay County Relay For Life. She loved when her family was all together, especially her grandchildren.

She is survived by her husband: John Lauderback Jr.; son: Carl (Kathy) Lauderback; daughters: Debby (Clint) Kimel and Glenda Lauderback; grandson: Jason (Jaclyn) Lauderback; two great-grandchildren: Chloe and Parker; three sisters: Lois Kleinmeyer, Doris Guinn, and Beverly (Gene) Daughenbaugh; sister-in-law: Lucille Wagley; along with several nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her parents and a brother (Robert "Dink" Wagley).

The funeral service for Sarah Margaret Lauderback was held at the First Church of God in Flora with Pastor Richard Artis officiating. Frank & Bright Funeral Home in Flora was in charge.

Interment will be in the Floral Garden of Memories in Flora.

The family suggested that memorial contributions be made the First Church of God.

Wagley, Sarah Margaret (I51892)

8926

SAV-4-32-585

Krantz, Roscoe Otis 'Ross' (I9256)

8927

Scheryl D. Hoard, age 73, of Flora, Illinois, and formerly of Xenia, passed away Friday afternoon, October 16, 2020, at Flora Gardens Care Center.

Sherry was born June 17, 1947, in Olney, the daughter of the late Marcus and Mildred (Brummit) Burt. She was united in marriage to Kent Hoard on October 20, 1979, and he preceded her in death on March 31, 2016.

A 1965 graduate of Flora High School after being crowned Clay County Fair Queen in 1964, and later attending Lockyear Business College in 1967, Sherry went on to a dedicated and successful career as a sales representative for Sparton Manufacturing.

She was an adoring mom and grandma, a frequent spectator at all kinds of sporting events, and enjoyed camping and collecting all things flamingo. Sherry and Kent were members of Xenia United Methodist Church.

She is survived by a son: Robby (Vanessa) Breeze of Evansville, Indiana; Two daughters: Erica (John) Walden and Ariane (Mike) Souder, both of Flora; 11 grandchildren: Amanda Breeze, and Whitney, Colton & Rylie Westerfield, and Clayton, Emma, and Carder Walden, and Andrew, Abigail, Kinley, & Keeley Souder; four great-grandchildren; a brother: Gary (Jan) Burt of San Diego, California; and many cousins and extended family members.

A funeral ceremony will begin at 3 p.m. Sunday, October 25, 2020, at Frank & Bright Funeral Home in Flora. Burial will follow in Campground Cemetery, near Xenia. Visitation will be from 1 until 3 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.

Memorial donations are suggested to Clay County Cancer Crusaders, and these will be accepted through the funeral home.

Frank and Bright obituary.

Burt, Scheryl D. 'Sherry' (I51637)

8928

Schnautz was retired from the Schnautz Saw Mill in Clay City, which he operated.

Schnautz, Lubert C. (I17655)

8929

Schyler (Pat) Murphy, well known 68 year old Olney resident, passed away at his home on South Wilson street Wednesday morning, following an illness of several months.

Murphy, Skyler Colfax 'Pat' (I23357)

8930

Schyler (Shorty) Morgan, 75, Clay City, died Thursday, Feb. 26, 1987, in his home.

Services were held in Hosselton-Bookhout-Engelmeier Funeral Home in Clay City with Bro. Neal Kenley presiding. Burial was in Clay City Cemetery.

Mr. Morgan was born in Clay County, the son of Louis and Harriett (Cook) Morgan. He married Frances Wease and she preceded him in death in 1979.

Survivors include a sister, Tressie Kneff, Beauna, Wash.; and several nieces and nephews in the Noble area.

Taken from the Olney Daily Mail, Olney, IL, Mar, 1986.

Morgan, Schyler O. 'Shorty' (I593)

8931

Scott E. Lehmann, 62, of Champaign passed away peacefully at 4:05 p.m. on Wednesday, January 14, 2009, at his home.

Scott Lehmann was born October 30, 1946 in Danville. He was the son of Glenn and Barbara Dunn Lehmann. He married Marilyn Lee Cook. She preceded him in death on May 18, 2005.

Surviving are one daughter, Jennifer Lynn Lehmann of Champaign; one step-son, Mike Shelato of Urbana; one granddaughter, Jillian Alvis-Shelato; one sister, Sonnie Lehmann Highberg of Paris; two nieces, Heather Theide Shake of Indianapolis and Darcy Theide Johnson of Paris.

He graduate form Danville High School and the Illinois State University. He served in the Navy. Scott worked for the Department of Human Services for 25 years. He was the best father a daughter could ask for. He was a devoted fan of the St. Louis Cardinals and the Green Bay Packers. He loved to sit outside and grill. We'll never forget all the love and laughter he brought into our lives. He will be greatly missed by his family and friends.

Lehmann, Scott E. (I28634)

8932

Seaman 1st Class. Killed in action on June 17, 1944 in the Asiatic-Pacific Theater of Operations. Posthumously entitled to The Purple Heart Medal, The American Campaign Medal, The Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal, and The WWII Victory Medal. Buried with honors at the Honolulu Memorial, Honolulu Hawaii. Honored also at the WWII Memorial in Flora, Illinois.

(This information has been posted on the National World War II Memorial's Registry of Remembrances website by Robert Medley Gatewood. It is entered here with his permission.)

Source: https://wwiiregistry.abmc.gov/honoree-plaque/?honoree_id=1900555

Woods, Don Edwin (I43074)

8933

Seaman 1st Class; Communications Specialist aboard the mighty dreadnought USS Arizona BB-39. On December 7, 1941 he was killed in action. Went down with his ship and 1,176 shipmates when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. His tragic death on that day of infamy made him the first WWII casualty from both his hometown and Clay County, Illinois. When local friends of his formed a Veterans of Foreign Wars post on January 28, 1945, they named it in honor of him, the Leslie Edgar Etchason VFW Post 3999. He is also honored at the WWII Memorial in Flora, illinois.

(This information has been posted on the National World War II Memorial's Registry of Remembrances website by Robert Medley Gatewood. It is entered here with his permission.)

Source: https://wwiiregistry.abmc.gov/honoree-plaque/?honoree_id=906561

Etchason, Leslie Edgar 'Ike' (I42984)

8934

Seaman First Class. Was killed in action on 19 June 1944 in the Asiatic-Pacific Theater of Operations. Awarded The Purple Heart Medal and otherwise entitled to The American Campaign Medal, The Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal and The WWII Victory Medal. Memorialized at Honolulu Memorial, Honolulu, Hawaii. Honored also at the WWII Memorial at Flora, Illinois.

Source: https://wwiiregistry.abmc.gov/honoree-plaque/?honoree_id=1900852

This information has been posted on the National World War II Memorial's Registry of Remembrances website by Robert Medley Gatewood. It is entered here with his permission.

Chaney, John David (I42971)

8935

Seaman U.S. Navy, World War II-Mr. Harrison died at Proctor Hospital in Peoria on 5-8-2012.

He is the son of Mr. Jesse & Mrs. Velma {King} Harrison of Sailor Springs, Illinois, and the husband of Mrs. Mary {Lyons} Harrison of East Peoria, Illinois, and they were married in Germantown Hills, Illinois on November 23, 1974 and the father of three daughters, Mrs. Kathy {Michael} Clifton of Pekin, Mrs. Connie {Michael} Carroll of Littleton, Colorado, and Mrs. Carla {Jon} Penrod of Washington, Illinois, and one step-son, Larry {Barb} Clauson of Hanna City, Illinois.

Mr. Harrison's first wife, Mrs. Doris Jean Harrison, died unexpectedly. He does leave one sister, Mrs. Mary Belle Lyons of Peoria, and one brother, James Harrison of Salem, Ohio.

Mr. Harrison had the priviledge to serve God & Country during World War II as an enlisted Seaman with the U.S. Navy, and retire from Caterpillar after 32 years of honest service. He was also a Life Member of the VFW Post 2078 in East Peoria, Illinois.

Awards: American Campaign Medal, Pacific Campaign Medal with One Battle Star, World War II Victory Medal, Ruptured Duck Pin.

Harrison, Carl Dayne (I34562)

8936

Search abandoned
A search party has abandoned efforts to recover the body of George "Buddy" Thomas, 28, of Murphysboro, who apparently drowned Monday in the Mississippi River near Cahokia.
Officials said he is presumed dead.
Thomas, who worked on the tugboat Lady Gloria, was swept downstream by a strong river current while swimming.
He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Thomas of Murphysboro.

Southern Illinoisan (Carbondale, Illinois), Thursday, 04 Sept 1969, p. 3

Drowning victim's rites set
A Murphysboro man missing since Monday, when he dived from a boat into the Mississippi River near Cahokia, has been found near St. Louis, Mo.
George Elvin "Buddy" Thomas Sr., 27, of Rt. 2, Murphysboro, was a deck hand for Inland Oil Transport of St. Louis. His body was recovered Friday.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. today at the Meyer-Denny Funeral Home in Murphysboro. Sister Irene Chaney will officiate. Burial will be in Hiller Cemetery south of Murphysboro.
Mr. Thomas was born Dec. 8, 1941, in Murphysboro, a son of Elvin Edward and Lena Cora Maglone Thomas.
Mr. Thomas had served in the United States Air Force.
He leaves his parents of Murphysboro; a son and daughter, of Milwaukee, Wis.; and six sisters.

Southern Illinoisan (Carbondale, Illinois); Sunday, 07 Sep 1969; p 2 [obit modified slightly to protect the privacy of living individuals. kmh.]

Thomas, George Elvin 'Buddy' (I38276)

8937

sec 12 A lot 46

Kirkham, Dorothy May (I46307)

8938

Sec 129, Lot 365, Grave 3

Dewhirst, Herman Jenner (I22537)

8939

Sec 129, Lot 365, Grave 4

?, Rena M. (I39965)

8940

Sec 22,D Lot 8, sp 1

Demming, Frances Carrol (I51800)

8941

Sec 32W Lot 42

Berg, Lester (I766)

8942

Sec 4, row 9, grave 30

26 Feb 2010: Obituary says buried in Festus, Missouri. According to Find a grave.com, Sacred Heart Cemetery is located in Crystal City, (just east) of Festus, Missouri.

Carlyle, Steven Randell 'Randy' (I1455)

8943

Sec B, row 26

Baxter, Harry Cleeland (I45892)

8944

Sec C, Lot 30

Bledsaw, Isaac (I3369)

8945

Sec C, Lot 30

Baldwin, Sarilda Jane (I3318)

8946

sec C, row 10, plot 08 B