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| 104151 | OBITUARY--STAFFORD Died, at his home northeast of Woodstock, on Wednesday, Nov 23, 1892, J.P. Stafford, in the 77th year of his age. Jacob P. Stafford was born in the state of New York, Otseka county, Jan 2, 1816. He was married Dec. 25, 1839 to Sarah A. Smith, who still survives him. During 53 years of married life Mr. and Mrs. Stafford have walked side by side and borne the burdens of life together. Besides the wife, four daughters mourn a father's loss, Mrs. R A. Johnson, of Seneca, Mrs. David Duffield, of Abingdon, Ill., Mrs. Ralph Bush, of McHenry, and Mrs. M.E. Hitchcock, of Woodstock. Mr. Stafford and wife and two daughters moved to Illinois in 1854 and settled in Seneca, near Franklinville where he lived until about seven years ago when he rented his farm and moved to Woodstock. He was among the earliest settlers of the county and until his health failed him was a hard-working and industrious farmer. Deceased was in usual health and was reading the following "poem" from the weekly Inter Ocean of Nov 17, when the messenger came: AS THE YEARS ROLL ON As the years roll on, As the years roll on, Oh, they closer cleave together As the years roll on. Though the union of this couple, has endured for fifty years, Through all life's strage vicissitudes, their trials, smiles and tears, though oft their sun was clouded o'ver, When hope seemed nearly gone, Yet they love each other better As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, they grow dearer to each other As the years roll on. O'er half a century ago John told the old, old story, So often said, yet always new, To beauty in her glory, and then she blushed and turned her head, Nor dared to say "I'm won," And their courting days continue As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, Oh, they closer grow, and dearer, As the years roll on. Oh, glorious is the summer sun When sinking in the West, And glorious are declining years, Blessing and being blessed And glorious are the hopes of two whom love has made but one! While they near the better country As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, They get nearer to the Father As the years roll on. The funeral services were held from this late home last week Friday, the Rev. F.R.. McNamer officiating, and the remains were laid at rest in Oakland cemetery. Source: McHenry County Democrat, 12/3/1992, microfilm copy, obtained at Abraham Lincoln Library, Springfield, IL | STAFFORD, Jacob P. (Branch 048) (I55597)
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| 104152 | OBITUARY--STAFFORD Died, at his home northeast of Woodstock, on Wednesday, Nov 23, 1892, J.P. Stafford, in the 77th year of his age. Jacob P. Stafford was born in the state of New York, Otseka county, Jan 2, 1816. He was married Dec. 25, 1839 to Sarah A. Smith, who still survives him. During 53 years of married life Mr. and Mrs. Stafford have walked side by side and borne the burdens of life together. Besides the wife, four daughters mourn a father's loss, Mrs. R A. Johnson, of Seneca, Mrs. David Duffield, of Abingdon, Ill., Mrs. Ralph Bush, of McHenry, and Mrs. M.E. Hitchcock, of Woodstock. Mr. Stafford and wife and two daughters moved to Illinois in 1854 and settled in Seneca, near Franklinville where he lived until about seven years ago when he rented his farm and moved to Woodstock. He was among the earliest settlers of the county and until his health failed him was a hard-working and industrious farmer. Deceased was in usual health and was reading the following "poem" from the weekly Inter Ocean of Nov 17, when the messenger came: AS THE YEARS ROLL ON As the years roll on, As the years roll on, Oh, they closer cleave together As the years roll on. Though the union of this couple, has endured for fifty years, Through all life's strage vicissitudes, their trials, smiles and tears, though oft their sun was clouded o'ver, When hope seemed nearly gone, Yet they love each other better As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, they grow dearer to each other As the years roll on. O'er half a century ago John told the old, old story, So often said, yet always new, To beauty in her glory, and then she blushed and turned her head, Nor dared to say "I'm won," And their courting days continue As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, Oh, they closer grow, and dearer, As the years roll on. Oh, glorious is the summer sun When sinking in the West, And glorious are declining years, Blessing and being blessed And glorious are the hopes of two whom love has made but one! While they near the better country As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, They get nearer to the Father As the years roll on. The funeral services were held from this late home last week Friday, the Rev. F.R.. McNamer officiating, and the remains were laid at rest in Oakland cemetery. Source: McHenry County Democrat, 12/3/1992, microfilm copy, obtained at Abraham Lincoln Library, Springfield, IL | STAFFORD, Jacob P. (Branch 048) (I55597)
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| 104153 | OBITUARY--STAFFORD Died, at his home northeast of Woodstock, on Wednesday, Nov 23, 1892, J.P. Stafford, in the 77th year of his age. Jacob P. Stafford was born in the state of New York, Otseka county, Jan 2, 1816. He was married Dec. 25, 1839 to Sarah A. Smith, who still survives him. During 53 years of married life Mr. and Mrs. Stafford have walked side by side and borne the burdens of life together. Besides the wife, four daughters mourn a father's loss, Mrs. R A. Johnson, of Seneca, Mrs. David Duffield, of Abingdon, Ill., Mrs. Ralph Bush, of McHenry, and Mrs. M.E. Hitchcock, of Woodstock. Mr. Stafford and wife and two daughters moved to Illinois in 1854 and settled in Seneca, near Franklinville where he lived until about seven years ago when he rented his farm and moved to Woodstock. He was among the earliest settlers of the county and until his health failed him was a hard-working and industrious farmer. Deceased was in usual health and was reading the following "poem" from the weekly Inter Ocean of Nov 17, when the messenger came: AS THE YEARS ROLL ON As the years roll on, As the years roll on, Oh, they closer cleave together As the years roll on. Though the union of this couple, has endured for fifty years, Through all life's strage vicissitudes, their trials, smiles and tears, though oft their sun was clouded o'ver, When hope seemed nearly gone, Yet they love each other better As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, they grow dearer to each other As the years roll on. O'er half a century ago John told the old, old story, So often said, yet always new, To beauty in her glory, and then she blushed and turned her head, Nor dared to say "I'm won," And their courting days continue As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, Oh, they closer grow, and dearer, As the years roll on. Oh, glorious is the summer sun When sinking in the West, And glorious are declining years, Blessing and being blessed And glorious are the hopes of two whom love has made but one! While they near the better country As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, They get nearer to the Father As the years roll on. The funeral services were held from this late home last week Friday, the Rev. F.R.. McNamer officiating, and the remains were laid at rest in Oakland cemetery. Source: McHenry County Democrat, 12/3/1992, microfilm copy, obtained at Abraham Lincoln Library, Springfield, IL | STAFFORD, Jacob P. (Branch 048) (I55597)
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| 104154 | OBITUARY--STAFFORD Died, at his home northeast of Woodstock, on Wednesday, Nov 23, 1892, J.P. Stafford, in the 77th year of his age. Jacob P. Stafford was born in the state of New York, Otseka county, Jan 2, 1816. He was married Dec. 25, 1839 to Sarah A. Smith, who still survives him. During 53 years of married life Mr. and Mrs. Stafford have walked side by side and borne the burdens of life together. Besides the wife, four daughters mourn a father's loss, Mrs. R A. Johnson, of Seneca, Mrs. David Duffield, of Abingdon, Ill., Mrs. Ralph Bush, of McHenry, and Mrs. M.E. Hitchcock, of Woodstock. Mr. Stafford and wife and two daughters moved to Illinois in 1854 and settled in Seneca, near Franklinville where he lived until about seven years ago when he rented his farm and moved to Woodstock. He was among the earliest settlers of the county and until his health failed him was a hard-working and industrious farmer. Deceased was in usual health and was reading the following "poem" from the weekly Inter Ocean of Nov 17, when the messenger came: AS THE YEARS ROLL ON As the years roll on, As the years roll on, Oh, they closer cleave together As the years roll on. Though the union of this couple, has endured for fifty years, Through all life's strage vicissitudes, their trials, smiles and tears, though oft their sun was clouded o'ver, When hope seemed nearly gone, Yet they love each other better As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, they grow dearer to each other As the years roll on. O'er half a century ago John told the old, old story, So often said, yet always new, To beauty in her glory, and then she blushed and turned her head, Nor dared to say "I'm won," And their courting days continue As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, Oh, they closer grow, and dearer, As the years roll on. Oh, glorious is the summer sun When sinking in the West, And glorious are declining years, Blessing and being blessed And glorious are the hopes of two whom love has made but one! While they near the better country As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, They get nearer to the Father As the years roll on. The funeral services were held from this late home last week Friday, the Rev. F.R.. McNamer officiating, and the remains were laid at rest in Oakland cemetery. Source: McHenry County Democrat, 12/3/1992, microfilm copy, obtained at Abraham Lincoln Library, Springfield, IL | STAFFORD, Jacob P. (Branch 048) (I55597)
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| 104155 | OBITUARY--STAFFORD Died, at his home northeast of Woodstock, on Wednesday, Nov 23, 1892, J.P. Stafford, in the 77th year of his age. Jacob P. Stafford was born in the state of New York, Otseka county, Jan 2, 1816. He was married Dec. 25, 1839 to Sarah A. Smith, who still survives him. During 53 years of married life Mr. and Mrs. Stafford have walked side by side and borne the burdens of life together. Besides the wife, four daughters mourn a father's loss, Mrs. R A. Johnson, of Seneca, Mrs. David Duffield, of Abingdon, Ill., Mrs. Ralph Bush, of McHenry, and Mrs. M.E. Hitchcock, of Woodstock. Mr. Stafford and wife and two daughters moved to Illinois in 1854 and settled in Seneca, near Franklinville where he lived until about seven years ago when he rented his farm and moved to Woodstock. He was among the earliest settlers of the county and until his health failed him was a hard-working and industrious farmer. Deceased was in usual health and was reading the following "poem" from the weekly Inter Ocean of Nov 17, when the messenger came: AS THE YEARS ROLL ON As the years roll on, As the years roll on, Oh, they closer cleave together As the years roll on. Though the union of this couple, has endured for fifty years, Through all life's strage vicissitudes, their trials, smiles and tears, though oft their sun was clouded o'ver, When hope seemed nearly gone, Yet they love each other better As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, they grow dearer to each other As the years roll on. O'er half a century ago John told the old, old story, So often said, yet always new, To beauty in her glory, and then she blushed and turned her head, Nor dared to say "I'm won," And their courting days continue As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, Oh, they closer grow, and dearer, As the years roll on. Oh, glorious is the summer sun When sinking in the West, And glorious are declining years, Blessing and being blessed And glorious are the hopes of two whom love has made but one! While they near the better country As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, They get nearer to the Father As the years roll on. The funeral services were held from this late home last week Friday, the Rev. F.R.. McNamer officiating, and the remains were laid at rest in Oakland cemetery. Source: McHenry County Democrat, 12/3/1992, microfilm copy, obtained at Abraham Lincoln Library, Springfield, IL | STAFFORD, Jacob P. (Branch 048) (I55597)
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| 104156 | OBITUARY--STAFFORD Died, at his home northeast of Woodstock, on Wednesday, Nov 23, 1892, J.P. Stafford, in the 77th year of his age. Jacob P. Stafford was born in the state of New York, Otseka county, Jan 2, 1816. He was married Dec. 25, 1839 to Sarah A. Smith, who still survives him. During 53 years of married life Mr. and Mrs. Stafford have walked side by side and borne the burdens of life together. Besides the wife, four daughters mourn a father's loss, Mrs. R A. Johnson, of Seneca, Mrs. David Duffield, of Abingdon, Ill., Mrs. Ralph Bush, of McHenry, and Mrs. M.E. Hitchcock, of Woodstock. Mr. Stafford and wife and two daughters moved to Illinois in 1854 and settled in Seneca, near Franklinville where he lived until about seven years ago when he rented his farm and moved to Woodstock. He was among the earliest settlers of the county and until his health failed him was a hard-working and industrious farmer. Deceased was in usual health and was reading the following "poem" from the weekly Inter Ocean of Nov 17, when the messenger came: AS THE YEARS ROLL ON As the years roll on, As the years roll on, Oh, they closer cleave together As the years roll on. Though the union of this couple, has endured for fifty years, Through all life's strage vicissitudes, their trials, smiles and tears, though oft their sun was clouded o'ver, When hope seemed nearly gone, Yet they love each other better As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, they grow dearer to each other As the years roll on. O'er half a century ago John told the old, old story, So often said, yet always new, To beauty in her glory, and then she blushed and turned her head, Nor dared to say "I'm won," And their courting days continue As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, Oh, they closer grow, and dearer, As the years roll on. Oh, glorious is the summer sun When sinking in the West, And glorious are declining years, Blessing and being blessed And glorious are the hopes of two whom love has made but one! While they near the better country As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, They get nearer to the Father As the years roll on. The funeral services were held from this late home last week Friday, the Rev. F.R.. McNamer officiating, and the remains were laid at rest in Oakland cemetery. Source: McHenry County Democrat, 12/3/1992, microfilm copy, obtained at Abraham Lincoln Library, Springfield, IL | STAFFORD, Jacob P. (Branch 048) (I55597)
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| 104157 | OBITUARY--STAFFORD Died, at his home northeast of Woodstock, on Wednesday, Nov 23, 1892, J.P. Stafford, in the 77th year of his age. Jacob P. Stafford was born in the state of New York, Otseka county, Jan 2, 1816. He was married Dec. 25, 1839 to Sarah A. Smith, who still survives him. During 53 years of married life Mr. and Mrs. Stafford have walked side by side and borne the burdens of life together. Besides the wife, four daughters mourn a father's loss, Mrs. R A. Johnson, of Seneca, Mrs. David Duffield, of Abingdon, Ill., Mrs. Ralph Bush, of McHenry, and Mrs. M.E. Hitchcock, of Woodstock. Mr. Stafford and wife and two daughters moved to Illinois in 1854 and settled in Seneca, near Franklinville where he lived until about seven years ago when he rented his farm and moved to Woodstock. He was among the earliest settlers of the county and until his health failed him was a hard-working and industrious farmer. Deceased was in usual health and was reading the following "poem" from the weekly Inter Ocean of Nov 17, when the messenger came: AS THE YEARS ROLL ON As the years roll on, As the years roll on, Oh, they closer cleave together As the years roll on. Though the union of this couple, has endured for fifty years, Through all life's strage vicissitudes, their trials, smiles and tears, though oft their sun was clouded o'ver, When hope seemed nearly gone, Yet they love each other better As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, they grow dearer to each other As the years roll on. O'er half a century ago John told the old, old story, So often said, yet always new, To beauty in her glory, and then she blushed and turned her head, Nor dared to say "I'm won," And their courting days continue As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, Oh, they closer grow, and dearer, As the years roll on. Oh, glorious is the summer sun When sinking in the West, And glorious are declining years, Blessing and being blessed And glorious are the hopes of two whom love has made but one! While they near the better country As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, They get nearer to the Father As the years roll on. The funeral services were held from this late home last week Friday, the Rev. F.R.. McNamer officiating, and the remains were laid at rest in Oakland cemetery. Source: McHenry County Democrat, 12/3/1992, microfilm copy, obtained at Abraham Lincoln Library, Springfield, IL | STAFFORD, Jacob P. (Branch 048) (I55597)
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| 104158 | OBITUARY--STAFFORD Died, at his home northeast of Woodstock, on Wednesday, Nov 23, 1892, J.P. Stafford, in the 77th year of his age. Jacob P. Stafford was born in the state of New York, Otseka county, Jan 2, 1816. He was married Dec. 25, 1839 to Sarah A. Smith, who still survives him. During 53 years of married life Mr. and Mrs. Stafford have walked side by side and borne the burdens of life together. Besides the wife, four daughters mourn a father's loss, Mrs. R A. Johnson, of Seneca, Mrs. David Duffield, of Abingdon, Ill., Mrs. Ralph Bush, of McHenry, and Mrs. M.E. Hitchcock, of Woodstock. Mr. Stafford and wife and two daughters moved to Illinois in 1854 and settled in Seneca, near Franklinville where he lived until about seven years ago when he rented his farm and moved to Woodstock. He was among the earliest settlers of the county and until his health failed him was a hard-working and industrious farmer. Deceased was in usual health and was reading the following "poem" from the weekly Inter Ocean of Nov 17, when the messenger came: AS THE YEARS ROLL ON As the years roll on, As the years roll on, Oh, they closer cleave together As the years roll on. Though the union of this couple, has endured for fifty years, Through all life's strage vicissitudes, their trials, smiles and tears, though oft their sun was clouded o'ver, When hope seemed nearly gone, Yet they love each other better As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, they grow dearer to each other As the years roll on. O'er half a century ago John told the old, old story, So often said, yet always new, To beauty in her glory, and then she blushed and turned her head, Nor dared to say "I'm won," And their courting days continue As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, Oh, they closer grow, and dearer, As the years roll on. Oh, glorious is the summer sun When sinking in the West, And glorious are declining years, Blessing and being blessed And glorious are the hopes of two whom love has made but one! While they near the better country As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, They get nearer to the Father As the years roll on. The funeral services were held from this late home last week Friday, the Rev. F.R.. McNamer officiating, and the remains were laid at rest in Oakland cemetery. Source: McHenry County Democrat, 12/3/1992, microfilm copy, obtained at Abraham Lincoln Library, Springfield, IL | STAFFORD, Jacob P. (Branch 048) (I55597)
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| 104159 | OBITUARY--STAFFORD Died, at his home northeast of Woodstock, on Wednesday, Nov 23, 1892, J.P. Stafford, in the 77th year of his age. Jacob P. Stafford was born in the state of New York, Otseka county, Jan 2, 1816. He was married Dec. 25, 1839 to Sarah A. Smith, who still survives him. During 53 years of married life Mr. and Mrs. Stafford have walked side by side and borne the burdens of life together. Besides the wife, four daughters mourn a father's loss, Mrs. R A. Johnson, of Seneca, Mrs. David Duffield, of Abingdon, Ill., Mrs. Ralph Bush, of McHenry, and Mrs. M.E. Hitchcock, of Woodstock. Mr. Stafford and wife and two daughters moved to Illinois in 1854 and settled in Seneca, near Franklinville where he lived until about seven years ago when he rented his farm and moved to Woodstock. He was among the earliest settlers of the county and until his health failed him was a hard-working and industrious farmer. Deceased was in usual health and was reading the following "poem" from the weekly Inter Ocean of Nov 17, when the messenger came: AS THE YEARS ROLL ON As the years roll on, As the years roll on, Oh, they closer cleave together As the years roll on. Though the union of this couple, has endured for fifty years, Through all life's strage vicissitudes, their trials, smiles and tears, though oft their sun was clouded o'ver, When hope seemed nearly gone, Yet they love each other better As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, they grow dearer to each other As the years roll on. O'er half a century ago John told the old, old story, So often said, yet always new, To beauty in her glory, and then she blushed and turned her head, Nor dared to say "I'm won," And their courting days continue As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, Oh, they closer grow, and dearer, As the years roll on. Oh, glorious is the summer sun When sinking in the West, And glorious are declining years, Blessing and being blessed And glorious are the hopes of two whom love has made but one! While they near the better country As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, They get nearer to the Father As the years roll on. The funeral services were held from this late home last week Friday, the Rev. F.R.. McNamer officiating, and the remains were laid at rest in Oakland cemetery. Source: McHenry County Democrat, 12/3/1992, microfilm copy, obtained at Abraham Lincoln Library, Springfield, IL | STAFFORD, Jacob P. (Branch 048) (I55597)
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| 104160 | OBITUARY-THE JOURNAL MONDAY, MAY 17, 1909 MRS. ARMSTRONG CLAIMED BY DEATH ARMSTRONG-Died at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon, May 16, 1909 at the family residence, 827 South Fifth St, after a lingering illness, Mrs. Olive Eggleston Armstrong, aged 57 years. The decedent is survived by her husband, Charles A. Armstrong, and her mother, Mrs. Phoebe Priest, besides other relatives. The decedent was born May 2, 1852 at Rochester, Ill., and was the daughter of J. W. Priest, formerly Mrs. Sadie Eggleston. For a number of years she was a registered letter clerk in the post office of this city. Ten years ago she was married to Charles A. Armstrong. She was well known in this city being a member of the Springfield Woman's Club. There are many more to mourn the untimely demise of this gentle sufferer than the immediate relatives and friends. As Miss Ollie Eggleston and as Mrs. Charles A. Armstrong the departed soul filled a place upon earth which is too seldom filled as well. Without realizing it herself, probably she impressed those with whom she mingled as what might be termed an apostle of cheerfulness. Mrs. Armstrong enjoyed a much wider range of acquaintance than befalls the lot of the average matron, due to several years of association in business matters while filling a clerical position in the post office. Business associations developed friendships for her to a greater extent than is realized by the average individual because of her ever-obliging, genial and whole-souled character of her nature. She always displayed a cheerful and kindly disposition which made lasting impressions upon all who came in contact with her. In the postal service, as Miss Eggleston, she soon became familiarly known and accosted by all her associates, and many of the patrons of the office, as "Ollie". The familiarity thus displayed was indictive of the warm personal regard show for Miss Eggleston by her associates, and her democratic instincts made it natural for her not to resent as impertinence what was really a high compliment, typifying deep personal regard. The same geniality of disposition and democratic tendency, characterizing the nature of Mrs. Armstrong throughout the following years of her life, added many personal friends to her list and cemented many friendships thus formed. Interment will be in the Rochester cemetery. Pallbearers will be E. A. Helmle, H. C. Reman, E. R. Armstrong, J. P. Latham, Lee Matheny, all of this city, and C. M. Samson of Quincy, Ill., a nephew of the decedent. | EGGLESTON, Olive (I123096)
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| 104161 | OBITUARY-THE JOURNAL MONDAY, MAY 17, 1909 MRS. ARMSTRONG CLAIMED BY DEATH ARMSTRONG-Died at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon, May 16, 1909 at the family residence, 827 South Fifth St, after a lingering illness, Mrs. Olive Eggleston Armstrong, aged 57 years. The decedent is survived by her husband, Charles A. Armstrong, and her mother, Mrs. Phoebe Priest, besides other relatives. The decedent was born May 2, 1852 at Rochester, Ill., and was the daughter of J. W. Priest, formerly Mrs. Sadie Eggleston. For a number of years she was a registered letter clerk in the post office of this city. Ten years ago she was married to Charles A. Armstrong. She was well known in this city being a member of the Springfield Woman's Club. There are many more to mourn the untimely demise of this gentle sufferer than the immediate relatives and friends. As Miss Ollie Eggleston and as Mrs. Charles A. Armstrong the departed soul filled a place upon earth which is too seldom filled as well. Without realizing it herself, probably she impressed those with whom she mingled as what might be termed an apostle of cheerfulness. Mrs. Armstrong enjoyed a much wider range of acquaintance than befalls the lot of the average matron, due to several years of association in business matters while filling a clerical position in the post office. Business associations developed friendships for her to a greater extent than is realized by the average individual because of her ever-obliging, genial and whole-souled character of her nature. She always displayed a cheerful and kindly disposition which made lasting impressions upon all who came in contact with her. In the postal service, as Miss Eggleston, she soon became familiarly known and accosted by all her associates, and many of the patrons of the office, as "Ollie". The familiarity thus displayed was indictive of the warm personal regard show for Miss Eggleston by her associates, and her democratic instincts made it natural for her not to resent as impertinence what was really a high compliment, typifying deep personal regard. The same geniality of disposition and democratic tendency, characterizing the nature of Mrs. Armstrong throughout the following years of her life, added many personal friends to her list and cemented many friendships thus formed. Interment will be in the Rochester cemetery. Pallbearers will be E. A. Helmle, H. C. Reman, E. R. Armstrong, J. P. Latham, Lee Matheny, all of this city, and C. M. Samson of Quincy, Ill., a nephew of the decedent. | EGGLESTON, Olive (I123096)
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| 104162 | OBITUARY-THE JOURNAL MONDAY, MAY 17, 1909 MRS. ARMSTRONG CLAIMED BY DEATH ARMSTRONG-Died at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon, May 16, 1909 at the family residence, 827 South Fifth St, after a lingering illness, Mrs. Olive Eggleston Armstrong, aged 57 years. The decedent is survived by her husband, Charles A. Armstrong, and her mother, Mrs. Phoebe Priest, besides other relatives. The decedent was born May 2, 1852 at Rochester, Ill., and was the daughter of J. W. Priest, formerly Mrs. Sadie Eggleston. For a number of years she was a registered letter clerk in the post office of this city. Ten years ago she was married to Charles A. Armstrong. She was well known in this city being a member of the Springfield Woman's Club. There are many more to mourn the untimely demise of this gentle sufferer than the immediate relatives and friends. As Miss Ollie Eggleston and as Mrs. Charles A. Armstrong the departed soul filled a place upon earth which is too seldom filled as well. Without realizing it herself, probably she impressed those with whom she mingled as what might be termed an apostle of cheerfulness. Mrs. Armstrong enjoyed a much wider range of acquaintance than befalls the lot of the average matron, due to several years of association in business matters while filling a clerical position in the post office. Business associations developed friendships for her to a greater extent than is realized by the average individual because of her ever-obliging, genial and whole-souled character of her nature. She always displayed a cheerful and kindly disposition which made lasting impressions upon all who came in contact with her. In the postal service, as Miss Eggleston, she soon became familiarly known and accosted by all her associates, and many of the patrons of the office, as "Ollie". The familiarity thus displayed was indictive of the warm personal regard show for Miss Eggleston by her associates, and her democratic instincts made it natural for her not to resent as impertinence what was really a high compliment, typifying deep personal regard. The same geniality of disposition and democratic tendency, characterizing the nature of Mrs. Armstrong throughout the following years of her life, added many personal friends to her list and cemented many friendships thus formed. Interment will be in the Rochester cemetery. Pallbearers will be E. A. Helmle, H. C. Reman, E. R. Armstrong, J. P. Latham, Lee Matheny, all of this city, and C. M. Samson of Quincy, Ill., a nephew of the decedent. | EGGLESTON, Olive (I123096)
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| 104163 | OBITUARY-THE JOURNAL MONDAY, MAY 17, 1909 MRS. ARMSTRONG CLAIMED BY DEATH ARMSTRONG-Died at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon, May 16, 1909 at the family residence, 827 South Fifth St, after a lingering illness, Mrs. Olive Eggleston Armstrong, aged 57 years. The decedent is survived by her husband, Charles A. Armstrong, and her mother, Mrs. Phoebe Priest, besides other relatives. The decedent was born May 2, 1852 at Rochester, Ill., and was the daughter of J. W. Priest, formerly Mrs. Sadie Eggleston. For a number of years she was a registered letter clerk in the post office of this city. Ten years ago she was married to Charles A. Armstrong. She was well known in this city being a member of the Springfield Woman's Club. There are many more to mourn the untimely demise of this gentle sufferer than the immediate relatives and friends. As Miss Ollie Eggleston and as Mrs. Charles A. Armstrong the departed soul filled a place upon earth which is too seldom filled as well. Without realizing it herself, probably she impressed those with whom she mingled as what might be termed an apostle of cheerfulness. Mrs. Armstrong enjoyed a much wider range of acquaintance than befalls the lot of the average matron, due to several years of association in business matters while filling a clerical position in the post office. Business associations developed friendships for her to a greater extent than is realized by the average individual because of her ever-obliging, genial and whole-souled character of her nature. She always displayed a cheerful and kindly disposition which made lasting impressions upon all who came in contact with her. In the postal service, as Miss Eggleston, she soon became familiarly known and accosted by all her associates, and many of the patrons of the office, as "Ollie". The familiarity thus displayed was indictive of the warm personal regard show for Miss Eggleston by her associates, and her democratic instincts made it natural for her not to resent as impertinence what was really a high compliment, typifying deep personal regard. The same geniality of disposition and democratic tendency, characterizing the nature of Mrs. Armstrong throughout the following years of her life, added many personal friends to her list and cemented many friendships thus formed. Interment will be in the Rochester cemetery. Pallbearers will be E. A. Helmle, H. C. Reman, E. R. Armstrong, J. P. Latham, Lee Matheny, all of this city, and C. M. Samson of Quincy, Ill., a nephew of the decedent. | EGGLESTON, Olive (I123096)
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| 104164 | OBITUARY-THE JOURNAL MONDAY, MAY 17, 1909 MRS. ARMSTRONG CLAIMED BY DEATH ARMSTRONG-Died at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon, May 16, 1909 at the family residence, 827 South Fifth St, after a lingering illness, Mrs. Olive Eggleston Armstrong, aged 57 years. The decedent is survived by her husband, Charles A. Armstrong, and her mother, Mrs. Phoebe Priest, besides other relatives. The decedent was born May 2, 1852 at Rochester, Ill., and was the daughter of J. W. Priest, formerly Mrs. Sadie Eggleston. For a number of years she was a registered letter clerk in the post office of this city. Ten years ago she was married to Charles A. Armstrong. She was well known in this city being a member of the Springfield Woman's Club. There are many more to mourn the untimely demise of this gentle sufferer than the immediate relatives and friends. As Miss Ollie Eggleston and as Mrs. Charles A. Armstrong the departed soul filled a place upon earth which is too seldom filled as well. Without realizing it herself, probably she impressed those with whom she mingled as what might be termed an apostle of cheerfulness. Mrs. Armstrong enjoyed a much wider range of acquaintance than befalls the lot of the average matron, due to several years of association in business matters while filling a clerical position in the post office. Business associations developed friendships for her to a greater extent than is realized by the average individual because of her ever-obliging, genial and whole-souled character of her nature. She always displayed a cheerful and kindly disposition which made lasting impressions upon all who came in contact with her. In the postal service, as Miss Eggleston, she soon became familiarly known and accosted by all her associates, and many of the patrons of the office, as "Ollie". The familiarity thus displayed was indictive of the warm personal regard show for Miss Eggleston by her associates, and her democratic instincts made it natural for her not to resent as impertinence what was really a high compliment, typifying deep personal regard. The same geniality of disposition and democratic tendency, characterizing the nature of Mrs. Armstrong throughout the following years of her life, added many personal friends to her list and cemented many friendships thus formed. Interment will be in the Rochester cemetery. Pallbearers will be E. A. Helmle, H. C. Reman, E. R. Armstrong, J. P. Latham, Lee Matheny, all of this city, and C. M. Samson of Quincy, Ill., a nephew of the decedent. | EGGLESTON, Olive (I123096)
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| 104165 | OBITUARY-THE JOURNAL MONDAY, MAY 17, 1909 MRS. ARMSTRONG CLAIMED BY DEATH ARMSTRONG-Died at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon, May 16, 1909 at the family residence, 827 South Fifth St, after a lingering illness, Mrs. Olive Eggleston Armstrong, aged 57 years. The decedent is survived by her husband, Charles A. Armstrong, and her mother, Mrs. Phoebe Priest, besides other relatives. The decedent was born May 2, 1852 at Rochester, Ill., and was the daughter of J. W. Priest, formerly Mrs. Sadie Eggleston. For a number of years she was a registered letter clerk in the post office of this city. Ten years ago she was married to Charles A. Armstrong. She was well known in this city being a member of the Springfield Woman's Club. There are many more to mourn the untimely demise of this gentle sufferer than the immediate relatives and friends. As Miss Ollie Eggleston and as Mrs. Charles A. Armstrong the departed soul filled a place upon earth which is too seldom filled as well. Without realizing it herself, probably she impressed those with whom she mingled as what might be termed an apostle of cheerfulness. Mrs. Armstrong enjoyed a much wider range of acquaintance than befalls the lot of the average matron, due to several years of association in business matters while filling a clerical position in the post office. Business associations developed friendships for her to a greater extent than is realized by the average individual because of her ever-obliging, genial and whole-souled character of her nature. She always displayed a cheerful and kindly disposition which made lasting impressions upon all who came in contact with her. In the postal service, as Miss Eggleston, she soon became familiarly known and accosted by all her associates, and many of the patrons of the office, as "Ollie". The familiarity thus displayed was indictive of the warm personal regard show for Miss Eggleston by her associates, and her democratic instincts made it natural for her not to resent as impertinence what was really a high compliment, typifying deep personal regard. The same geniality of disposition and democratic tendency, characterizing the nature of Mrs. Armstrong throughout the following years of her life, added many personal friends to her list and cemented many friendships thus formed. Interment will be in the Rochester cemetery. Pallbearers will be E. A. Helmle, H. C. Reman, E. R. Armstrong, J. P. Latham, Lee Matheny, all of this city, and C. M. Samson of Quincy, Ill., a nephew of the decedent. | EGGLESTON, Olive (I123096)
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| 104166 | OBITUARY-THE JOURNAL MONDAY, MAY 17, 1909 MRS. ARMSTRONG CLAIMED BY DEATH ARMSTRONG-Died at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon, May 16, 1909 at the family residence, 827 South Fifth St, after a lingering illness, Mrs. Olive Eggleston Armstrong, aged 57 years. The decedent is survived by her husband, Charles A. Armstrong, and her mother, Mrs. Phoebe Priest, besides other relatives. The decedent was born May 2, 1852 at Rochester, Ill., and was the daughter of J. W. Priest, formerly Mrs. Sadie Eggleston. For a number of years she was a registered letter clerk in the post office of this city. Ten years ago she was married to Charles A. Armstrong. She was well known in this city being a member of the Springfield Woman's Club. There are many more to mourn the untimely demise of this gentle sufferer than the immediate relatives and friends. As Miss Ollie Eggleston and as Mrs. Charles A. Armstrong the departed soul filled a place upon earth which is too seldom filled as well. Without realizing it herself, probably she impressed those with whom she mingled as what might be termed an apostle of cheerfulness. Mrs. Armstrong enjoyed a much wider range of acquaintance than befalls the lot of the average matron, due to several years of association in business matters while filling a clerical position in the post office. Business associations developed friendships for her to a greater extent than is realized by the average individual because of her ever-obliging, genial and whole-souled character of her nature. She always displayed a cheerful and kindly disposition which made lasting impressions upon all who came in contact with her. In the postal service, as Miss Eggleston, she soon became familiarly known and accosted by all her associates, and many of the patrons of the office, as "Ollie". The familiarity thus displayed was indictive of the warm personal regard show for Miss Eggleston by her associates, and her democratic instincts made it natural for her not to resent as impertinence what was really a high compliment, typifying deep personal regard. The same geniality of disposition and democratic tendency, characterizing the nature of Mrs. Armstrong throughout the following years of her life, added many personal friends to her list and cemented many friendships thus formed. Interment will be in the Rochester cemetery. Pallbearers will be E. A. Helmle, H. C. Reman, E. R. Armstrong, J. P. Latham, Lee Matheny, all of this city, and C. M. Samson of Quincy, Ill., a nephew of the decedent. | EGGLESTON, Olive (I123096)
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| 104167 | OBITUARY-THE JOURNAL MONDAY, MAY 17, 1909 MRS. ARMSTRONG CLAIMED BY DEATH ARMSTRONG-Died at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon, May 16, 1909 at the family residence, 827 South Fifth St, after a lingering illness, Mrs. Olive Eggleston Armstrong, aged 57 years. The decedent is survived by her husband, Charles A. Armstrong, and her mother, Mrs. Phoebe Priest, besides other relatives. The decedent was born May 2, 1852 at Rochester, Ill., and was the daughter of J. W. Priest, formerly Mrs. Sadie Eggleston. For a number of years she was a registered letter clerk in the post office of this city. Ten years ago she was married to Charles A. Armstrong. She was well known in this city being a member of the Springfield Woman's Club. There are many more to mourn the untimely demise of this gentle sufferer than the immediate relatives and friends. As Miss Ollie Eggleston and as Mrs. Charles A. Armstrong the departed soul filled a place upon earth which is too seldom filled as well. Without realizing it herself, probably she impressed those with whom she mingled as what might be termed an apostle of cheerfulness. Mrs. Armstrong enjoyed a much wider range of acquaintance than befalls the lot of the average matron, due to several years of association in business matters while filling a clerical position in the post office. Business associations developed friendships for her to a greater extent than is realized by the average individual because of her ever-obliging, genial and whole-souled character of her nature. She always displayed a cheerful and kindly disposition which made lasting impressions upon all who came in contact with her. In the postal service, as Miss Eggleston, she soon became familiarly known and accosted by all her associates, and many of the patrons of the office, as "Ollie". The familiarity thus displayed was indictive of the warm personal regard show for Miss Eggleston by her associates, and her democratic instincts made it natural for her not to resent as impertinence what was really a high compliment, typifying deep personal regard. The same geniality of disposition and democratic tendency, characterizing the nature of Mrs. Armstrong throughout the following years of her life, added many personal friends to her list and cemented many friendships thus formed. Interment will be in the Rochester cemetery. Pallbearers will be E. A. Helmle, H. C. Reman, E. R. Armstrong, J. P. Latham, Lee Matheny, all of this city, and C. M. Samson of Quincy, Ill., a nephew of the decedent. | EGGLESTON, Olive (I123096)
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| 104168 | OBITUARY-THE JOURNAL MONDAY, MAY 17, 1909 MRS. ARMSTRONG CLAIMED BY DEATH ARMSTRONG-Died at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon, May 16, 1909 at the family residence, 827 South Fifth St, after a lingering illness, Mrs. Olive Eggleston Armstrong, aged 57 years. The decedent is survived by her husband, Charles A. Armstrong, and her mother, Mrs. Phoebe Priest, besides other relatives. The decedent was born May 2, 1852 at Rochester, Ill., and was the daughter of J. W. Priest, formerly Mrs. Sadie Eggleston. For a number of years she was a registered letter clerk in the post office of this city. Ten years ago she was married to Charles A. Armstrong. She was well known in this city being a member of the Springfield Woman's Club. There are many more to mourn the untimely demise of this gentle sufferer than the immediate relatives and friends. As Miss Ollie Eggleston and as Mrs. Charles A. Armstrong the departed soul filled a place upon earth which is too seldom filled as well. Without realizing it herself, probably she impressed those with whom she mingled as what might be termed an apostle of cheerfulness. Mrs. Armstrong enjoyed a much wider range of acquaintance than befalls the lot of the average matron, due to several years of association in business matters while filling a clerical position in the post office. Business associations developed friendships for her to a greater extent than is realized by the average individual because of her ever-obliging, genial and whole-souled character of her nature. She always displayed a cheerful and kindly disposition which made lasting impressions upon all who came in contact with her. In the postal service, as Miss Eggleston, she soon became familiarly known and accosted by all her associates, and many of the patrons of the office, as "Ollie". The familiarity thus displayed was indictive of the warm personal regard show for Miss Eggleston by her associates, and her democratic instincts made it natural for her not to resent as impertinence what was really a high compliment, typifying deep personal regard. The same geniality of disposition and democratic tendency, characterizing the nature of Mrs. Armstrong throughout the following years of her life, added many personal friends to her list and cemented many friendships thus formed. Interment will be in the Rochester cemetery. Pallbearers will be E. A. Helmle, H. C. Reman, E. R. Armstrong, J. P. Latham, Lee Matheny, all of this city, and C. M. Samson of Quincy, Ill., a nephew of the decedent. | EGGLESTON, Olive (I123096)
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| 104169 | OBITUARY-THE JOURNAL MONDAY, MAY 17, 1909 MRS. ARMSTRONG CLAIMED BY DEATH ARMSTRONG-Died at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon, May 16, 1909 at the family residence, 827 South Fifth St, after a lingering illness, Mrs. Olive Eggleston Armstrong, aged 57 years. The decedent is survived by her husband, Charles A. Armstrong, and her mother, Mrs. Phoebe Priest, besides other relatives. The decedent was born May 2, 1852 at Rochester, Ill., and was the daughter of J. W. Priest, formerly Mrs. Sadie Eggleston. For a number of years she was a registered letter clerk in the post office of this city. Ten years ago she was married to Charles A. Armstrong. She was well known in this city being a member of the Springfield Woman's Club. There are many more to mourn the untimely demise of this gentle sufferer than the immediate relatives and friends. As Miss Ollie Eggleston and as Mrs. Charles A. Armstrong the departed soul filled a place upon earth which is too seldom filled as well. Without realizing it herself, probably she impressed those with whom she mingled as what might be termed an apostle of cheerfulness. Mrs. Armstrong enjoyed a much wider range of acquaintance than befalls the lot of the average matron, due to several years of association in business matters while filling a clerical position in the post office. Business associations developed friendships for her to a greater extent than is realized by the average individual because of her ever-obliging, genial and whole-souled character of her nature. She always displayed a cheerful and kindly disposition which made lasting impressions upon all who came in contact with her. In the postal service, as Miss Eggleston, she soon became familiarly known and accosted by all her associates, and many of the patrons of the office, as "Ollie". The familiarity thus displayed was indictive of the warm personal regard show for Miss Eggleston by her associates, and her democratic instincts made it natural for her not to resent as impertinence what was really a high compliment, typifying deep personal regard. The same geniality of disposition and democratic tendency, characterizing the nature of Mrs. Armstrong throughout the following years of her life, added many personal friends to her list and cemented many friendships thus formed. Interment will be in the Rochester cemetery. Pallbearers will be E. A. Helmle, H. C. Reman, E. R. Armstrong, J. P. Latham, Lee Matheny, all of this city, and C. M. Samson of Quincy, Ill., a nephew of the decedent. | EGGLESTON, Olive (I123096)
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| 104170 | OBITUARY-THE JOURNAL MONDAY, MAY 17, 1909 MRS. ARMSTRONG CLAIMED BY DEATH ARMSTRONG-Died at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon, May 16, 1909 at the family residence, 827 South Fifth St, after a lingering illness, Mrs. Olive Eggleston Armstrong, aged 57 years. The decedent is survived by her husband, Charles A. Armstrong, and her mother, Mrs. Phoebe Priest, besides other relatives. The decedent was born May 2, 1852 at Rochester, Ill., and was the daughter of J. W. Priest, formerly Mrs. Sadie Eggleston. For a number of years she was a registered letter clerk in the post office of this city. Ten years ago she was married to Charles A. Armstrong. She was well known in this city being a member of the Springfield Woman's Club. There are many more to mourn the untimely demise of this gentle sufferer than the immediate relatives and friends. As Miss Ollie Eggleston and as Mrs. Charles A. Armstrong the departed soul filled a place upon earth which is too seldom filled as well. Without realizing it herself, probably she impressed those with whom she mingled as what might be termed an apostle of cheerfulness. Mrs. Armstrong enjoyed a much wider range of acquaintance than befalls the lot of the average matron, due to several years of association in business matters while filling a clerical position in the post office. Business associations developed friendships for her to a greater extent than is realized by the average individual because of her ever-obliging, genial and whole-souled character of her nature. She always displayed a cheerful and kindly disposition which made lasting impressions upon all who came in contact with her. In the postal service, as Miss Eggleston, she soon became familiarly known and accosted by all her associates, and many of the patrons of the office, as "Ollie". The familiarity thus displayed was indictive of the warm personal regard show for Miss Eggleston by her associates, and her democratic instincts made it natural for her not to resent as impertinence what was really a high compliment, typifying deep personal regard. The same geniality of disposition and democratic tendency, characterizing the nature of Mrs. Armstrong throughout the following years of her life, added many personal friends to her list and cemented many friendships thus formed. Interment will be in the Rochester cemetery. Pallbearers will be E. A. Helmle, H. C. Reman, E. R. Armstrong, J. P. Latham, Lee Matheny, all of this city, and C. M. Samson of Quincy, Ill., a nephew of the decedent. | EGGLESTON, Olive (I123096)
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| 104171 | Obituary: Aaron Max Banta, 72, passed away at 9:25 pm CST on May 22, 2013 at St. Mary's Medical Center in Evansville, IN. Aaron was born on April 17, 1941 in Washington, IN the son of Harold Max and Ermel Louise (Stafford) Banta. Aaron married Mary Elizabeth Helderman on May 16, 1959. Aaron was a brick layer for the Local 4 Union out of Terre Haute. He started laying brick in 1957 and was a lifetime Union Card holder receiving his fifty year gold card in 2007. He was a member of the Moose Lodge and VFW in Petersburg. He loved NASCAR and Indy car racing, woodworking and gardening and he loved his family, grandchildren and people in general. Survivors: wife - Mary Elizabeth Banta son - Harold Mason Banta daughters - Denah Perry and her husband, Craig; Lesa Hofferth and her husband, John grandchildren - Brock Aaron Perry, Addison Ryan Hofferth, Vance Anthony Perry, and Brent Max Banta Preceded in death: parents grandson - William Justin Hofferth Funeral services for Aaron will be held at 2:00 pm on Saturday, May 25, 2013 at Goodwin Funeral Home, 524 Broadway with Rev. Mark Nielson officiating. Burial will follow in Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may visit with Aaron's family from 11:00 am until the hour of service time of 2:00 pm at the funeral home. Online condolences may be sent at www.goodwinfamilyfh.com. [Obit from Goodwin Family Funeral Home website.] | BUNTA, Aaron Max (I43884)
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| 104172 | Obituary: He was a retired electroplater for the old Naval Ordnance Station and a member of Harvey Browne Presbyterian Church. | STAFFORD, Wesley Lee (I64265)
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| 104173 | Obituary: He was a retired employee of General Motors Co. and a member of James Lees Memorial Presbyterian Church. | STAFFORD, Wilson Todd (I64254)
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| 104174 | Obituary: He was a wiring mechanic for Acme Auto Electric Co. | STAFFORD, Walter O. (I64274)
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| 104175 | Obituary: He was the retired owner of W. H. Stafford Co., a member of Highland Presbyterian Church and Owl Creek Country Club and an Army Veteran of WW II. | STAFFORD, Warren Hunter (I64294)
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| 104176 | Obituary: On Friday, June 8, 2007, my dad, Drexil Johnson passed away. He was the son of Curtis and Essie (Childers) Johnson. Essie is the daughter of Thomas and Nannie (Mollet) Childers, grand-daughter of Aurthur and Pricy (Boyd) Childers, and great-grand-daughter of Abrahamand Elizabeth (Preston ) Childers. Dad fought a long and hard battlefollowing surgery in 1988 for stomach cancer. Although he lost considerable weight, Dad continued to work around the home until his condition was complicated by emphysema over the past few years. Drexil Johnson, 76, of Ashley, died early Wednesday morning (June 6, 2007) at Wintersong Village Nursing Home, Delaware. He was born March 27, 1931 in Weeksbury, Ky., to Curtis and Essie (Childers) Johnson. A 50-year resident of the Ashley community, he was a collector of miniature trains and nutcrackers. He was a U.S. Navy veteran and retired foreman at Marion Power Shovel after 32 years of service. He enjoyed camping, his family and being everybody?s handyman. He is survived by his wife, Virgie (Richardson); three daughters, Adrienne (Danny) Estep of Ashley, Luwanna (Raymond) Bach of Delaware and Geneva Blankenship of Oklahoma City, Okla.; one son, Tom (Kathy) Johnson of Joliet, Ill.; one stepdaughter, Karen Jaynes of Denver, Colo.; one stepson, Jim Miles of Wooster; 10 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and one sister, Charlotte Hale of Pikeville, Ky. He was preceded in death by his parents; one sister, Lois Campbell; and one brother, Thomas. Family will receive friends from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. Saturdayat Rodman Neeper Funeral Home, Bennett Brown Ashley Chapel, 307 E. High St., Ashley, where funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday, with the Rev. Dwight Cimino officiating. Interment will be in Ashley Union Cemetery. | JOHNSON, Drexil Edward (I95528)
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| 104177 | Obituary: On Friday, June 8, 2007, my dad, Drexil Johnson passed away. He was the son of Curtis and Essie (Childers) Johnson. Essie is the daughter of Thomas and Nannie (Mollet) Childers, grand-daughter of Aurthur and Pricy (Boyd) Childers, and great-grand-daughter of Abrahamand Elizabeth (Preston ) Childers. Dad fought a long and hard battlefollowing surgery in 1988 for stomach cancer. Although he lost considerable weight, Dad continued to work around the home until his condition was complicated by emphysema over the past few years. Drexil Johnson, 76, of Ashley, died early Wednesday morning (June 6, 2007) at Wintersong Village Nursing Home, Delaware. He was born March 27, 1931 in Weeksbury, Ky., to Curtis and Essie (Childers) Johnson. A 50-year resident of the Ashley community, he was a collector of miniature trains and nutcrackers. He was a U.S. Navy veteran and retired foreman at Marion Power Shovel after 32 years of service. He enjoyed camping, his family and being everybody?s handyman. He is survived by his wife, Virgie (Richardson); three daughters, Adrienne (Danny) Estep of Ashley, Luwanna (Raymond) Bach of Delaware and Geneva Blankenship of Oklahoma City, Okla.; one son, Tom (Kathy) Johnson of Joliet, Ill.; one stepdaughter, Karen Jaynes of Denver, Colo.; one stepson, Jim Miles of Wooster; 10 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and one sister, Charlotte Hale of Pikeville, Ky. He was preceded in death by his parents; one sister, Lois Campbell; and one brother, Thomas. Family will receive friends from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. Saturdayat Rodman Neeper Funeral Home, Bennett Brown Ashley Chapel, 307 E. High St., Ashley, where funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday, with the Rev. Dwight Cimino officiating. Interment will be in Ashley Union Cemetery. | JOHNSON, Drexil Edward (I95528)
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| 104178 | Obituary: On Friday, June 8, 2007, my dad, Drexil Johnson passed away. He was the son of Curtis and Essie (Childers) Johnson. Essie is the daughter of Thomas and Nannie (Mollet) Childers, grand-daughter of Aurthur and Pricy (Boyd) Childers, and great-grand-daughter of Abrahamand Elizabeth (Preston ) Childers. Dad fought a long and hard battlefollowing surgery in 1988 for stomach cancer. Although he lost considerable weight, Dad continued to work around the home until his condition was complicated by emphysema over the past few years. Drexil Johnson, 76, of Ashley, died early Wednesday morning (June 6, 2007) at Wintersong Village Nursing Home, Delaware. He was born March 27, 1931 in Weeksbury, Ky., to Curtis and Essie (Childers) Johnson. A 50-year resident of the Ashley community, he was a collector of miniature trains and nutcrackers. He was a U.S. Navy veteran and retired foreman at Marion Power Shovel after 32 years of service. He enjoyed camping, his family and being everybody?s handyman. He is survived by his wife, Virgie (Richardson); three daughters, Adrienne (Danny) Estep of Ashley, Luwanna (Raymond) Bach of Delaware and Geneva Blankenship of Oklahoma City, Okla.; one son, Tom (Kathy) Johnson of Joliet, Ill.; one stepdaughter, Karen Jaynes of Denver, Colo.; one stepson, Jim Miles of Wooster; 10 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and one sister, Charlotte Hale of Pikeville, Ky. He was preceded in death by his parents; one sister, Lois Campbell; and one brother, Thomas. Family will receive friends from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. Saturdayat Rodman Neeper Funeral Home, Bennett Brown Ashley Chapel, 307 E. High St., Ashley, where funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday, with the Rev. Dwight Cimino officiating. Interment will be in Ashley Union Cemetery. | JOHNSON, Drexil Edward (I95528)
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| 104179 | Obituary: On Friday, June 8, 2007, my dad, Drexil Johnson passed away. He was the son of Curtis and Essie (Childers) Johnson. Essie is the daughter of Thomas and Nannie (Mollet) Childers, grand-daughter of Aurthur and Pricy (Boyd) Childers, and great-grand-daughter of Abrahamand Elizabeth (Preston ) Childers. Dad fought a long and hard battlefollowing surgery in 1988 for stomach cancer. Although he lost considerable weight, Dad continued to work around the home until his condition was complicated by emphysema over the past few years. Drexil Johnson, 76, of Ashley, died early Wednesday morning (June 6, 2007) at Wintersong Village Nursing Home, Delaware. He was born March 27, 1931 in Weeksbury, Ky., to Curtis and Essie (Childers) Johnson. A 50-year resident of the Ashley community, he was a collector of miniature trains and nutcrackers. He was a U.S. Navy veteran and retired foreman at Marion Power Shovel after 32 years of service. He enjoyed camping, his family and being everybody?s handyman. He is survived by his wife, Virgie (Richardson); three daughters, Adrienne (Danny) Estep of Ashley, Luwanna (Raymond) Bach of Delaware and Geneva Blankenship of Oklahoma City, Okla.; one son, Tom (Kathy) Johnson of Joliet, Ill.; one stepdaughter, Karen Jaynes of Denver, Colo.; one stepson, Jim Miles of Wooster; 10 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and one sister, Charlotte Hale of Pikeville, Ky. He was preceded in death by his parents; one sister, Lois Campbell; and one brother, Thomas. Family will receive friends from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. Saturdayat Rodman Neeper Funeral Home, Bennett Brown Ashley Chapel, 307 E. High St., Ashley, where funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday, with the Rev. Dwight Cimino officiating. Interment will be in Ashley Union Cemetery. | JOHNSON, Drexil Edward (I95528)
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| 104180 | Obituary: On Friday, June 8, 2007, my dad, Drexil Johnson passed away. He was the son of Curtis and Essie (Childers) Johnson. Essie is the daughter of Thomas and Nannie (Mollet) Childers, grand-daughter of Aurthur and Pricy (Boyd) Childers, and great-grand-daughter of Abrahamand Elizabeth (Preston ) Childers. Dad fought a long and hard battlefollowing surgery in 1988 for stomach cancer. Although he lost considerable weight, Dad continued to work around the home until his condition was complicated by emphysema over the past few years. Drexil Johnson, 76, of Ashley, died early Wednesday morning (June 6, 2007) at Wintersong Village Nursing Home, Delaware. He was born March 27, 1931 in Weeksbury, Ky., to Curtis and Essie (Childers) Johnson. A 50-year resident of the Ashley community, he was a collector of miniature trains and nutcrackers. He was a U.S. Navy veteran and retired foreman at Marion Power Shovel after 32 years of service. He enjoyed camping, his family and being everybody?s handyman. He is survived by his wife, Virgie (Richardson); three daughters, Adrienne (Danny) Estep of Ashley, Luwanna (Raymond) Bach of Delaware and Geneva Blankenship of Oklahoma City, Okla.; one son, Tom (Kathy) Johnson of Joliet, Ill.; one stepdaughter, Karen Jaynes of Denver, Colo.; one stepson, Jim Miles of Wooster; 10 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and one sister, Charlotte Hale of Pikeville, Ky. He was preceded in death by his parents; one sister, Lois Campbell; and one brother, Thomas. Family will receive friends from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. Saturdayat Rodman Neeper Funeral Home, Bennett Brown Ashley Chapel, 307 E. High St., Ashley, where funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday, with the Rev. Dwight Cimino officiating. Interment will be in Ashley Union Cemetery. | JOHNSON, Drexil Edward (I95528)
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| 104181 | Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . | BUTTS, Delilah Ruth (I26039)
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| 104182 | Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . | BUTTS, Delilah Ruth (I26039)
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| 104183 | Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . | BUTTS, Delilah Ruth (I26039)
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| 104184 | Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . | BUTTS, Delilah Ruth (I26039)
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| 104185 | Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . | BUTTS, Delilah Ruth (I26039)
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| 104186 | Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . | BUTTS, Delilah Ruth (I26039)
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| 104187 | Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . | BUTTS, Delilah Ruth (I26039)
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| 104188 | Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . | BUTTS, Delilah Ruth (I26039)
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| 104189 | Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . | BUTTS, Delilah Ruth (I26039)
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| 104190 | Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . | BUTTS, Delilah Ruth (I26039)
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| 104191 | Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . Obituary: Reedsburg Free Press September 27,1877 Deaths Colvin in the town of Ironton September 12, 1877 Delilah Colvin aged 83 years, 3 months, and 2 days. She was born in the state of Rhode Island. Emigrated when a girl with her father's family to New York. Married a Mr. Stafford and removed to Ohio where she buried her husband and after marrying Stepen (Stephen) Colvin moved to Illinois and then to Wisconsin. She has lived in Sauk Co. more than 22 years and departed this life at the ripe age of 83 years, 3 months, 2 days. Being a woman of remarkable energy and sympathy she secured a wide circle of friends her days being extended to that age to finish her mission on earth. She took leave of her sons family and friends to join that band where she will forever bloom in imortal youth waiting for full development of her work and a reunion with her friends above. J.S . | BUTTS, Delilah Ruth (I26039)
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| 104192 | Obtained BA degree in 1950 from University of California at Santa Barbara, and MSEE degree in 1965 from California State College, Long Beach. Worked for the Central Ohio Light and Power Co., 1934-1945; U.S. Navy 1945-46 and 1948-49; as electronic engineer with Norvin, Inc., 1948-50; general engineer with U.S. Navy, 1950-? (as of 1969). Was a member of the U.S. Naval Reserve, attached to Naval Air Station, Los Alamitos, CA, to rank of Commander. Was a member of Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE), American Ordnance Society, Society of American Military Engineers, Navy League of the U.S., and Board of U.S. Civil Service Examiners for Scientists and Engineers. Was listed in: Roster of Scientists and Engineers in Federal Service, 1958; American Men of Science, 10th Ed., 1959; National Register of Scientific and Technical Personnel, 1960; Marquis Who's Who in the West, 9th Ed.,1963; Royal Blue Book (London), 2nd Ed., 1969. | BELL, Durwood Emory (I15016)
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| 104193 | Occupation Stagecoach driver per 1880 census Barber per 1900 census | Elliott, Mattison LaFayette (I171)
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| 104194 | Occupation - Blacksmith. | STAFFORD, Zelotes (I47985)
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| 104195 | Occupation - Blacksmith. | STAFFORD, Zelotes (I47985)
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| 104196 | Occupation - Blacksmith. | STAFFORD, Zelotes (I47985)
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| 104197 | Occupation - Blacksmith. | STAFFORD, Zelotes (I47985)
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| 104198 | Occupation - Blacksmith. | STAFFORD, Zelotes (I47985)
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| 104199 | Occupation - Blacksmith. | STAFFORD, Zelotes (I47985)
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| 104200 | Occupation - Blacksmith. | STAFFORD, Zelotes (I47985)
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