Genealogies from Clay, Effingham, Richland, and Wayne Counties in Illinois
Matches 9,651 to 9,700 of 11,859
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| 9651 | She was employed at Flora Wal-mart and Chestnut Corners in Louisville. Tabatha enjoyed helping others and her children were a very important part of her life. | Grobengieser, Tabatha I. (I12559)
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| 9652 | She was employed at Four Sisters for over 30 years, and also Flora International Shoe Company and Holland Truck Stop. She was a member of Xenia Christian Church. She was instrumental in beginning 4-H in Clay County, enjoyed quilting and was a member of Xenia Quilting Group, and was a volunteer at the Flora Drivers License Facility. | Stanford, Ruth A. (I32453)
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| 9653 | She was employed at Four Sisters Mfg. in Flora for over 26 years, was a member of Flora Church of God, and past president, officer and member of Flora Rebekah Lodge. She enjoyed quilting, gardening and crafting. | Rector, Ruth (I34312)
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| 9654 | She was employed at the Flora Pavilion for ten years and retired from Flora Care Center in April 1999. She was a member of the Eagles Ladies Auxiliary and the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary, both in Flora. | Carlyle, Leona Mae (I1448)
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| 9655 | She was employed at the shoe factory in Salem and Flora. She enjoyed quilting. Neva May was a member of the Sailor Springs Christian Church. | Schnautz, Neva May (I17674)
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| 9656 | She was employed by Martins IGA in Marshall in the bakery department. | Seaney, Jean Anne (I36935)
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| 9657 | She was employed by Wal-Mart as a department manager. | Cummings, Mary Ann (I1038)
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| 9658 | She was employed for many years at International Shoe Company | Crosby, Gladys L. (I25311)
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| 9659 | She was formerly employed at Rinard Grade School, AMF in Olney, International Shoe in Flora, and Four Sisters in Flora and most recently provided in home care. She was a member of Bloom Bapist Church and was a past member of Rinard Home Extension. Cloe enjoyed flowers, flower gardens, quilting and sewing. She made a famous lemon pie that everyone enjoyed but never gave out the recipe. | Allen, Cloetilla (I22462)
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| 9660 | She was in medical sales, was formerly a respiratory therapist, and was of the Catholic faith. | Wilke, Diane (I27637)
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| 9661 | She was living south of Clay City, in Maysville when she died. | Smith, Louisa Jane (I19026)
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| 9662 | She was loved by all who knew her, and how much she will be missed, only her relatives and friends know. She confessed faith in Christ at the age of 12, and her testimony just before passing away, was that the "sun would soon be shining". Her age at death was 20 years, 1 month and 28 days. | Fulk, Carrie Edith (I6885)
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| 9663 | She was manager of Aircall Communications. She was a member of the Noble Christian Church. She was a member of the Goldwing Club and Desk & Derrick. | Runyon, Evelyn Elaine (I31549)
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| 9664 | She was never married and lived her life in Ingraham, IL. For many years the telephone switchboard was located in her home where she and her mother were operators. | Bangert, Margaret Elizabeth 'Maggie' (I38332)
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| 9665 | She was of the Baptist faith and had worked as a secretary. | Harbin, Henrietta (I28177)
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| 9666 | She was of the Christian faith and a member of Flora Moose Lodge. Teresa will be remembered for her cooking and baking, and generously gave away most of what she made. She enjoyed shopping and talking with everyone she met. Teresa especially enjoyed holidays throughout the year and her family will be remembering her this Christmas season. | Lewis, Teresa Ann (I29307)
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| 9667 | She was owner of the Jockey Club Tavern in Rockdale for 23 years. She was a Catholic. | Beck, Eleanor Marie (I38507)
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| 9668 | She was owner-operator of a beauty shop for 32 years. She was a member of Calhoun United Methodist Church and a member of Ladies Missionary Society and Hairdressers Affiliate of Richland County. | Messer, Mamie Ellen (I13321)
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| 9669 | She was owner/operator of Clay City Cleaners, and was a member of First Assembly of God in Flora. | Travis, Maydae Eloise (I29735)
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| 9670 | She was previously married to Mr. Morris Mrs. Martha Ellen McDowell, age 53, the wife of E.G. McDowell of Noble township, passed away on Saturday night at her home north of Noble. Besides her husband she is survived by four daughters and two sons. They are Mrs. Thelma Thomson and Miss Lois McDowell of Olney, Mrs. Grace Luke of Clay City, and Mrs. Nancy Wiseman of Flatrock, James C. Morris of Olney and Jack McDowell, at home. Also surviving are eight grandchildren: three brothers, Otto Lenny and Chester Sheets, all of Truman, Arkansas; and one sister, Mrs. Mary Kemper of Truman, Ark. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Schaub Funeral Home with Rev. Jess Kindred in charge. Interment was in Maple Dale cemetery. Published in the Olney Advocate, Thursday, June 2, 1949. | Sheets, Martha Ellen 'Ella' (I1573)
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| 9671 | She was raised and educated in Morris, Illinois, graduating from Morris High School with the class of 1979. On March 14, 1981, Debra married Dave Bell of Morris. She worked as a waitress in many of the local restaurants, and as of late, was a cook at Park Pointe Home in Morris. Debra enjoyed playing cards, dice and throwing bean bags. She especially enjoyed bingo, and loved spending time with her family. She was an avid White Sox Fan and loved her dog gizmo. | Luck, Debra Rose 'Debbie' (I434)
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| 9672 | She was retired and had worked at the International Shoe Factory. | Smith, Sarah L. 'Sally' (I18196)
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| 9673 | She was retired from Cox Medical Systems in Springfield, Mo. | Likens, Betty Joy (I24448)
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| 9674 | She was retired from Gaffner's in Olney after 42 years. She was a membr of Bible Fellowship Church. | Patterson, Dorothy E. (I22357)
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| 9675 | She was retired from Olney Garment Factory and was a member of First United Methodist Church, Goodwill Rebekah Lodge, Ladies class at First United Methodist Church and VFW Auxiliary. | Smith, Ethel Irene (I18195)
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| 9676 | She was retired from Sparton Manufacturing in Flora, doing assembly work, and was a member of the First Christian Church of Flora, and Clay County Hospital Auxiliary. | Porter, Betty Jean (I13134)
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| 9677 | She was retired from the International Shoe Company. She was a member of the Elm Street Christian Church and the Olney Eastern Star. | Dickerson, Bessie Marie (I43176)
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| 9678 | She was retired from the International Shoe Factory in Olney after 40 years. She was a member of the First Christian Church in Noble. | Tracey, Jessie Bell (I20217)
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| 9679 | She was retired from the International Shoe Factory in Olney and a member of the Noble United Methodist Church. | Pflaum, Lora Evelyn (I6872)
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| 9680 | She was retired from working in child daycare. She was a member of Immanuel United Methodist Church and Eastern Star. | Hough, Carrie Neva (I18047)
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| 9681 | She was the Activity Director at Prairie Estates in Flora for 13 years. She attended the Flora Christian Church and was member of the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary of Sailor Springs. | Stanley, Patty L. 'Pat' (I21779)
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| 9682 | She was the oldest of six girls. She graduated from high school in Olney and worked at the telephone company until she was married. She then moved to St. Louis, Mo., where she worked until retiring in the telephone order department for Famous Barr. After retirement, she and her husband moved to Noble, where they opened and ran an antique shop for many years. She belonged to the Heritage House Museum, the Richland County Historical Society, Genealogy Society and was a lifetime member of Elm Street Christian Church. She sent cards and letters to everyone she knew, loved to read and do genealogy, collect antiques and travel. She wrote her life story from 1988 until 1990. She was an optimist and believed everything happened for a reason. She was proud of her family and loved all of her grandkids. She was an amazing lady, and loved life. She lived at Burgin Manor in Olney since 2002. | Cralle, Marjorie Mayo (I44975)
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| 9683 | She was the widow of George S. Nease, who passed away on August 3, 1965. Mrs. Nease was born in German Township on January 15, 1901, daughter of Burton and Glenn Bauman Butler. She had lived the past thirty-four years in Claremont Township. | Butler, Lady June L. (I10564)
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| 9684 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Workman, Larry A. / Brown, Janice S. (F17755)
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| 9685 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I11103)
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| 9686 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I8100)
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| 9687 | She went by Vicki Blockson later in life while living with her "special friend" John Schnautz. Though they never married they were life partners. May they both rest in peace. | Gardner, Flossie Marie (I34414)
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| 9688 | She went to Clay City High School, class of 1982, and worked as a CNA for more than 20 years. | Young, Kimberly Raye 'Kim' (I2043)
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| 9689 | She will be remembered as a family-oriented stay at home mom, a good conversationalist and listener, and someone who truly cared for other people. Karen had been a member of the Flora Eagles and volunteered with their activities. She had worked at Grandmas Kitchen in the past. Reading and working on word puzzles was something she enjoyed. | McCollom, Karen M. (I46614)
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| 9690 | She worked as a bookkeeper for her church and for Gibbs & Church Concrete Contractors, Inc., and was a member of Assembly of God Church in Woodstock. | Shelton, Loeta M. (I23744)
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| 9691 | She worked as a certified nurses assistant at Flora Health Care Center and Flora Manor and was a member of Ingraham Baptist Church. Sarah enjoyed fishing, crocheting, and spending time with her family. | Stockon, Sarah M. (I12558)
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| 9692 | She worked as a head cook at Washburne Trade School in Chicago for many years. She also taught cooking school for the Chicago Board of Education. She was a member of Sailor Springs Christian Church. Maxine enjoyed cooking, reading, and sewing. | DeVaughn, Maxine D. (I20870)
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| 9693 | She worked as a Registered Nurse at the Olney hospital and was a member of First United Methodist Church. | Michels, Dorothy Charline 'Dot' (I2022)
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| 9694 | She worked as a seamstress for a sewing factory in Decatur. She was a member of Latham Baptist church in Latham. She enjoyed sewing, gardening, volunteering at the church and spending time with her family. | McNair, Vera (I49792)
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| 9695 | She worked as a waitress. She was a member of Parkersburg United Methodist Church. | Tracy, Grace (I10330)
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| 9696 | She worked as an accountant/bookkeeper for GECOM. She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church and was a volunteer for the St. Mary's soup kitchen. She loved reading, gardening and baking. | Bahl, Annette C. (I20931)
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| 9697 | She worked as an associate at the Shoe Factory in Olney and in the cafeteria at Richland Memorial Hospital for many years. She was a member of the Eureka Church of Christ. She also was a member of the Olney VFW and the American Legion. She will be sadly missed by her family, friends, and all who knew her. | Crites, Josephine Lydia (I25065)
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| 9698 | She worked at area nursing facilities for 40 years. | McDowell, Gladys Charlene (I71)
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| 9699 | She worked at International Shoe Company in Olney for 28 years. She was a member of Church of the Nazarene in Olney and participated in the Joy Club at the church. | Jayne, Opal Lorraine (I7407)
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| 9700 | She worked at Ty's Family Buffet in Olney and attended Olney Church of the Nazarene. She was a 2005 graduate of West Richland High School, where she was an Alpha Peer Leader and a member of Who's Who. She was a student at Olney Central College, where she was a member of the band, Phi Theta Kappa, Radiology Club and was a member of the U.S. Martial Arts Team and Martial Arts Hall of Fame. | Poland, Mindy Eloise (I42645)
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