Obituary of Albert H. McCaleb Sr. Pioneer Settler
Albert H. McCaleb Sr. born October 10 1829 in Piketon Ohio died January 16 1906 at 76 years 3 months and 6 days survived by widow Sarah and 11 children including Robert and Henry two sons died in youth and infancy 20 grandchildren and one great grandchild. He joined the Christian Church in 1869 and lived through Illinois pioneer days with his family from Ohio moving to Osow? Ohio area and assisting early settlement amid Black Hawk times.
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Albert H. McCaleb
Albert Burns McCaleb
Piketon
Sarah McCarty
Joseph McCarty
Putnam County
Ottawa
Robert B
Henry
Albert
Charlotte Grable
Elia Vance
H. A
Chicago
Gilbert RB. J
Peru
Kate Magruder
Odell
Philip S
Houston
Texas
J Clark
Lake Fork
H. Lyie
Lostant
McCaleb
Christian Church
J. J. Waggoner
Ohio
Oxbow
Foulham County
Black Hawk
Indiana
Alan
Stowe Mill
Catherine Friend
Sikerset County
Pennsylvania
Hestert
Lil
Albright M. Ei
Isi2i Wss
George Haugerantes
Magnolia News Roundup From Local Society and Business
Magnolia notes list sick list updates for B. R. Spencer and John Carlson, visits by Hazel Glover and Mary Hosel, and a sickly year for Louis Clemens. It reports community events including a Caledonia Sunday school social, a Magnolia lecture ticket reminder, a Jan 26 cattle sale, infant death from la grippe, and several local trips and business changes in town.
Local News Briefs From Town This Week
McNabb notes indicate McDonald of Chicago, Milwaukee and Paul railway visited Monday. Eddie Laughlin of Levasy, Missouri, stayed with relatives last week. William Casey lost a valuable horse Saturday. Miss Hiva Kerns from Reading visits her brother F. E. Kerns. Mrs. A. B. Wilson traveled to Chicago Saturday to see daughter Mrs. Millcraft. Mrs. Cassibeum and daughters from Ladd visited Sunday. Beaton Orchestra gave an excellent show Thursday night. George Ziegler and brother visited in Losant Saturday and Sunday. W. H. Wierman left for Nevada to manage an elevator with his uncle. Edward Fenter ill with pneumonia. P Milla returned from two weeks in Chicago and Polytechnic hospital. He received excellent care and is glad to be home again.
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J. M. Hannum
Saunemin
Harry Hull
Mag- Dolla
Hull
Job Curtis
James Henning
Albert Ryan
Fitzsimmons
Streator
C. EB. Wooley
Robert Lippencott
Mr Wooley
William Halbleibh
Near Henry
Schennesheaffer
Richland
Alfred Comisky
Barbara Meries
Mat Puels
Mary Meries
William Downey
Kelso
Atwood Place
Downer
Akron
Willamson & Curtis
Lostant
James Davey
G. B. McCaleb
Gui
Hope Cemetery
Ed Wilton
Eugene Boshhe
Wilson
Boshel
Fairchild
Tonica
Thhat
Cassibeum
Ladd
Beaton Orchestra
George Ziegler
Ziegler
W. H. Wierman
Nevada
Ill
Edward Fenter
P. Milla
Chicago
The
Polytechnic Hospital
Mt Palatine Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors
Mr and Mrs George P Kossise of McNabb hosted Sunday dinner with Mrs Josephine Bishop and daughter Mrs J W Dille. Edwin G Bishop of Tiffin visited relatives while Hilta Smith of Toulon spent the weekend. Eddie Laughlin and Frank Salli left for Prattville relatives.
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MT. Palatine
George P. Kossise
McNabb
Josephine Bishop
J. W. Dille
Hiss Améla Bishop Watertains
Bas Laughlin
Edwin G. Bishop
Tiffin
Hilta Smith
Toulon
Eddie Laughlin
Frank Salli
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B. R. Spencer
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Gust Westerlund
Rutland
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John Ramsey
Belleville
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Badgley Boys
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