Sketch of Uncle John Williams Pioneer of Putnam
A long obituary sketches Uncle John Williams a Putnam pioneer born 1818 in Philadelphia and died April 18 1898. It recounts family lines from Ireland and Wales, consignment to his grave, church funeral details, and notes his descendants and farming life in Putnam Illinois. It includes Revolutionary War hardship and a rich family history spanning generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Williams
Putnam
Kate Wooley
Iowa
John
Irving
M. E. Church
John’ Williams
John Rodgers
M. E. Church of Plenty
Mr Williams
Philadelphia
Melinda Morgan
John Morgan
Thomas
Irving Simons
George
Alanson
Melinda Morford
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Frances Brunt
Oak
Neb
Adaline Wildman
Mountain Home
Idaho
Hamilton
Dublin
Ireland
America
John Ham
Ilton
Derry
Ellison Hamilton
Wireland
Ohio
Springfield
Ill
Fanny Hamilton
William Hunter
Belfast
Germantown
Washington
Frances
Fanny
Thomas Williams
Camden
N. J
Wales
Williams
Plymouth
England
New Jersey
Rex
Delaware
Washington Square
Wetherbee
Altho
Frances Hunter
William Hunter Williams
Putnam, III
M. A. Wooley
Henry
James Hunter Williams
Belvidere
Sheathen
Caose
Jesus Christ
Uncle John
Death Valley
Kate Wooney
Baltimore
William
Nathan
Squire Jones
Steven Morris
Oscar Bradford
Girard College
New York
New Orleans
St Louis
Hennepin
Putnam County
Reeves
Hogaland
Wedding at Red Stock Farm Timayenis and Miss Marion Young
At 8 30 PM on Wednesday January 15, Miss Marion Young married Mr Alfred Thomas Timayenis of Holyoke at Red Stock Farm, the home of Mr and Mrs Ei 8 Young near Orange Massachusetts. The ceremony faced evergreen arches with the bride given away by her father, followed by a reception attended by many guests and out of town visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Collier
Congregational Church
Paul Temle
Roy Spencer
West Springfield
Nellie Wilber
Orange
Charlotte Messinger
Nelie Wilber
Sue Spencer
Miss Wilber
Miss Spencer
New England
Anna Bart Jenks
E. 8. Young
Red Stock Farm
Mass
Barzilla Spencer
Gardner
Ei. 8. Young
Marion Young
Alfred Thomas Timayenis
Holyoke
T. T. Timayenis
Carl Chamberlain
John Wilde
Springfield
Pearl Dennis
Bessie Dennis
Alice Waite
Willimette Thayer
Miss Ford
Miss Hunt
Timayenis
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