Genealogies from Clay, Effingham, Richland, and Wayne Counties in Illinois
Matches 9,301 to 9,350 of 11,859
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| 9301 | She attended elementary school and middle school in Olney. During her high school years she moved to Viola, Wis., and lived with her sister, Lisa Schnepper, and her family where she attended Kickapoo High School. She graduated in 1994. She graduated from the Academy of Massage Therapy in Phoenix, Ariz., and moved to Crestone, Colo. She moved to Hawaii in January 2010. | Steele, Jaime Lyn (I37550)
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| 9302 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I329)
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| 9303 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I337)
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| 9304 | She attended the Johnson School north of Enterprise, which was located on land donated by her grandfather, George Johnson. On Oct. 5, 1913, she married James S. Gill, a farmer and oilfield employee. He died Nov. 7, 1968. Mrs. Gill was a housewife and homemaker during her marriage. She was the last living member of the Pin Hook Christian Church located north of Enterprise. | Johnson, Edna Mae (I45706)
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| 9305 | She became a communicant member of the former English Moravian Church March 30, 1890, in which fellowship she continued until the time of her death. In her married life she manifested a helpful and industrious disposition. During the last five years she did not enjoy good health, suffering much from periodic attacks of mental depression, which caused her much anguish and to those nearest to her much anxiety. | Hedrick, Clara May (I38023)
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| 9306 | She belonged to the Elm St. Christian Church. She worked 38 years in the edcational field and taught several years in Richland County schools and served as Assistant Superintendent for Richland County. | Sager, Naomi Imogene (I2241)
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| 9307 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I124)
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| 9308 | She came o America in the year 1845, and with her parents, five brothers and one sister located in Taylor Township, near Scotland, where she has spent most of her life. | Hasler, Margaret (I6210)
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| 9309 | She came to America a number of years ago. She had been a minister for a number of years and was well known at Newton, in Noble and Olney and other portions of the state where she carried on her ministry. | Kelly, Hannah (I42634)
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| 9310 | She came to America in 1854, with her mother, Elizabeth VonAlmen, and grandparents, Christian and Elizabeth Abbuhl, on the ship W. Nelson. They left their port in France and arrived in New Orleans, LA. They moved to this area, where she met John Madden. | Von Almen, Elizabeth Frances (I40901)
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| 9311 | She came to America in 1894. | Borowski, Emma Augusta (I28517)
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| 9312 | She co-owned Pool's in Robinson with her husband, Stan, from 1963-1988. She received her LPN in 1976 and, after working in several nursing facilities, including Cotillion Ridge Nursing Home in Robinson, she retired from Bridgepoint Nursing Home in Vincennes in 2008. After her retirement, she helped many in the area with their rehabilitation as a member of The Golden Girls. She collected dolls and enjoyed traveling, sports, playing piano and spending time with her family. She was a member of Highland Church of Christ. | Clark, Glenda Sue (I1051)
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| 9313 | She eloped with James L. Zerkle on May 1, 1960, to Shawneetown. | Family: Zerkle, James Lloyd 'Jim' / Taylor, Marjorie Ann (F9260)
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| 9314 | She enjoyed attending the Olney Presbyterian Church on Wednesday evenings and attending Anitioch Christian Church on Sundays. Twila loved to sing, color, play cards, watch movies and spend time with her family. | Devore, Twila Jane (I8785)
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| 9315 | She enjoyed her role as the wife of the pastor, working with children, leading Bible studies and planning and organizing special events for the children in her neighborhood. She loved gardening and cooking, especially participating in church dinners and the quilting groups. | Snell, Lenora (I37383)
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| 9316 | She enjoyed quilting and crocheting, but most all she enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren, great grandchildren and the family dog. | Gardner, Viola Catherine (I34418)
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| 9317 | She enjoyed spending time with her family and friends, cooking and golfing. | Hout, Wynona Faye (I26943)
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| 9318 | She entered the Ursuline Convent on June 17, 1931 in Paola, KS. | Kocher, Henrietta 'Sister Mary' (I17608)
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| 9319 | She graduated from high school in California. She worked as a dietitian at Carmen Home until it closed. She attended First Assembly of God Church in Carmen. She was an accomplished artist, loved to sew and was very crafty. She worked in wood and oils. She raised chickens and they all had their own names. She was a great cook. | Wanhala, Linda Lee (I28324)
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| 9320 | She graduated from New Harmony, Indiana High School in 1954. Jan received her undergraduate and graduate degrees from Indiana University in 1958 and 1963, respectively. While attending Indiana University, Jan met her future husband. She and Ronald K. Bell were married on May 31, 1959. They celebrated 50 years of marriage in 2009. Jan was, both professionally and personally, a lifelong educator and servant. She began teaching in the Metropolitan School District of Martinsville in 1958. In 1992, she formally retired from her professional career as a teacher, but she continued her service via various volunteer opportunities through her church, the Martinsville First United Methodist Church, of which she was a member for over fifty years. Her pleasures in life were spending time with family and friends. | Hames, Janice Sue (I37999)
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| 9321 | She graduated from Noble High School, then after her marriage was a homemaker and assisted her husband in farming. During her lifetime she was involved in Democratic Party politics and active in community service. She was a member of the United Methodist Church in Noble. | Michaels, Margaret Eileen 'Peachie' (I1143)
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| 9322 | She graduated from North Posey High School in 1979. Her greatest job was raising her children. She was looking forward to the birth of her first grandchild, due in April. | Chaffin, Cynthia D. 'Cindy' (I21502)
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| 9323 | She graduated from Olney Township High School in 1926 and attended Utterback Business College in Olney. She was employed for a short time in Mattoon. She returned to Olney and was employed for six years as a secretary to the Richland County Farm Advisor. After her marriage, she moved to Urbana and was a homemaker. Mrs. Seiler was a member of First United Methodist Church in Urbana. In 1966, she and her husband moved to Dundas, where she was a member of First United Metodist Church in Olney and volunteered for the Olney Senior Citizens. She enjoyed crocheting, reading, and quilting. | Nicholas, Thelma Rose (I37342)
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| 9324 | She graduated high school and married her high school sweetheart, Bill Winchester, in 1945. He preceded her in death. During her life she was an avid doll collector. She loved singing with her sisters and the trio would sing at churches in the area. She enjoyed fishing and was a Cub Scouts Den Mother. She lived in Odessa, Texas, for 35 years and worked as an insurance processor in the medical field. | Acklin, Martha Adeline (I21003)
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| 9325 | She grew to womanhood and has always made her home near the place of her birth. She was united in marriage with Joe E. Kauble, September 29, 1907 and two sons were born to this union. In her youth she was converted and united with the Zif Baptist church. Later she and her husband united with the Patterson church, where she remained a member until her death. | Atteberry, Fannie Vernetta (I22032)
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| 9326 | She had been a member of Louisville United Methodist Church and was involved in Clay County Home Extension and Clay City Garden Club. Kathryn took great pride in her family and grandchildren. | Stanford, Kathryn Elizabeth (I21061)
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| 9327 | She had been a Yuma resident for the past 40 years and retired from Roberts Market in 1968 after working there for 17 years. She was a member of Rebeca's, Single Seniors and the First Baptist Church. | Richardson, Irene Nina (I36215)
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| 9328 | She had been employed ath the International Shoe Company, and was a member of the Evangelical Methodist Church. | Tucker, Roberta (I22411)
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| 9329 | She had been ill about three weeks of heart trouble. | Hasler, Amanda H. (I13523)
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| 9330 | She had been in failing health for quite some time and was in Memorial hospital on three or four occasions in recent months. Olive, daughter of Abraham and Martha Stine, was born in the Cisne-Johnsonville vicinity Sept. 18, 1878, and she spent practically her entire life in that area. She attended the Free Will Baptist church as long as her health permitted. Olive, daughter of Abraham and Martha Stine, was born in the Cisne-Johnsonville vicinity Sept. 18, 1878, and she spent practically her entire life in that area. She attended the Free Will Baptist church as long as her health permitted. | Stine, Olive B. (I24684)
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| 9331 | She had done factory work. | Colclasure, Verna May (I11476)
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| 9332 | She had worked as a bookkeeper for Valley Electric and was a member of First Baptist Church in Vincennes, Ind. | Manhart, Patricia L. 'Pat' (I11806)
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| 9333 | She had worked as a nurse's aide at Olney Hospital. | Delaney, Orphia Alice (I37750)
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| 9334 | She had worked at Florsheim Shoe Company. She was a member of Church of Christ and Eagles Lodge in Olney. | Fiscus, Charlene A. (I25319)
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| 9335 | She had worked at Murphy's Dime Store, Ben Franklin and International Shoe Co., all in Flora, Ill. She attended Calvary Baptist in Flora, Ill., and was a member of the VFW Ladies Auxillary and Eagles Ladies Auxillary of Flora, Ill. | Hamilton, Mary Mae (I17415)
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| 9336 | She had worked at Suttle Apparatus in Lawrenceville and was a member of the First Christian Church in Lawrenceville, the Eastern Star and was active in the Republican Party. | Britton, Erma Madge (I27174)
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| 9337 | She had worked for the Housing Authority and also as a bookkeeper for General Motors. She was of the Baptist faith | Payne, Lois M. (I12847)
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| 9338 | She has been in the hospital for about three months. | Etchison, Ermine (I34201)
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| 9339 | She is placed here only as a placeholder. | Davis, Dessie (I40261)
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| 9340 | She is the sister of Vernie and Cecil H. Patterson | Patterson, Cordell (I18053)
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| 9341 | She lived a long & useful life, experienced many of the joys and sorrows thereof, and died in her old ancestral home among relatives and friends. She was laid to rest among friend and relatives in the Gunion church Cemetery. | Garrison, Lucinda Isabelle 'Lou' (I30893)
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| 9342 | She lived in Ingraham, IL and operated the telephone switchboard out of her home for many years. | Montgomery, Sara Elizabeth (I38328)
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| 9343 | She lived in Noble, Ellinwood, Kan., Clay City, and Tecumseh, Kan. She was a member of Amaranth Lodge in Ellinwood, Kan. She enjoyed gardening, music, sewing, Bible studies and her family. | Griffin, Sarah Rachel (I17914)
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| 9344 | She lived in Viola, Arkansas. | Pickle, Majorie Ann 'Margie' (I41084)
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| 9345 | She loved being with all of her family and friends, feeding the birds, taking care of her flowers and making quilts. Ruth was a member of the Olney Church of the Nazarene. She married John Osborn on January 1, 1935. | Rickner, Ruth Rellia (I19370)
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| 9346 | She loved her dogs, gardening, canning, and especially her grandchildren. She enjoyed family gatherings and taking pictures of family members. She will be sorely missed by her friends, family, and church family. Doris was a member of Grace Evangelical Church, Moose Lodge, Eagles Lodge, American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. | Clark, Doris Imogene (I24709)
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| 9347 | She loved the Lord with all of her heart and was a member of First Assembly of God in Olney for many years. She volunteered at the Good Samaritan in Olney with her husband and church family. She enjoyed being a greeter at church and meeting new people. She loved drinking coffee at McDonalds with her friends every morning. She loved doing puzzles and playing cards with her family and friends. She loved going shopping and traveling to different places, especially Branson with her husband. She had a knack for hummingbirds and would always have 20 or more at her house every year she would feed. When she was younger she would go square dancing and has always enjoyed socializing with people. Her greatest joy in life was spending time with her family and she truly loved and enjoyed her grandchildren. She loved going and watching them play or coach different sports and would never miss a game. She worked as a part time Deputy Circuit Clerk at the Richland County Court House and for Kex Garment Factory for many years. She will be sadly missed by her family, friends, and all who knew her. | Harmon, Patricia Joanna (I40983)
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| 9348 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Pemberton, Vickie Sue (F1246)
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| 9349 | She married George Poole and they both helped their granddaughter, Donna Zenthoefer at the Broadway House Florist in Princeton from 1997-2002. She later moved to Vincennes and lived there until the time of her death. | Moseley, Dorothy Jean (I15873)
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| 9350 | She married Jimmie Ferguson on June 28, 1947, in Morganfield. He preceded her in death on March 10, 1975. She later met Glen Dawkins and together they shared a very special relationship for more than 30 years until his death on Feb. 10, 2012. Delta will be remembered best for her dedication and expression of love and care for her husband, children and grandchildren. She was of the Christian faith, took great care in making her home a welcoming place, and enjoyed sewing and craftingg. She had worked for the International Shoe Factory, was a waitress, and was a caretaker of both the young and the elderly. During the last 30 years she enjoyed traveling with Glen to places like Hawaii and Puerto Rico, and throughout the United States. Delta enjoyed visitors in her home and believed "the more the merrier." She opened her home and heart, especially when demonstrating her ability for making a good meal, and always telling houseguests goodbye with a genuine, "Come back!" | Erwin, Delta June 'Jean' (I34590)
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