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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1904

Page

11

Death of Senator Robert Boal Fort

A long obituary for Senator Robert Boal Fort describes his public service, family lineage, and popular leadership in Illinois politics. Born 1867 in Lacon and died 1904 in Springfield of pneumonia after a brief illness. Fort’s career included mayor of Lacon, state senator, lieutenant governor candidate, and military service in the Spanish American War. Details cover his ancestry, education, marriage status, and scenes of his funeral with Governor Yates and military honors.

Lacon St John’s Hospital Springfield Ill Robert Boalfort Robert Boal Fort Robert Boal State Senate Lincoln United States Fort Greenbury L. Fort Congress 16Th First Illinois Volunteer Cavalry Chicamauga Park Illinois Regiment Senate Committee On Robert B. Fort Mra Clara B. Fort Ohio Senator Fort Washington Exeter N. H Yates Charles M. Tivney Linda Lavon

Death of Owen Doyle a respected Saratoga citizen

Obituary notes Owen Doyle born March 1, 1850 in Peoria County died May 10, 1904 aged 54. He moved to Saratoga area as a child and married Miranda C. Webber in 1881. Survived by widow four children and siblings. Funeral at Saratoga church with burial in slate vault. extensive local and distant attendance. tribute to his hospitality integrity and church service.

Lacon J. R. Stead Robert Webber Chilheothe Peoria Marshall County Owen Doyle Peoria County Baratoga Miranda C. Webber Forrest Dr Blough Birch Kelley Martin Owen Doyne

Obituary of Mrs J A Woolley Pioneer Illinois Resident

Mrs J A Woolley aged 87 years 10 months and 4 days died May 23 at her Green Street home. Born July 19 1816 in Philadelphia she married James A Woolley in 1836. Survived by three daughters Susannah Kate and Pricilla A Meier. Funeral at 2 30 p m at home with Rev D B McCown. interment Putnam Cemetery. Card of Thanks from Susannah Kate and Pricilla Meier.

J. A. Woolley Israel Green Street Martha Ann Williams Philadelphia James A. Woolley Susannah Susannah of ‘Lremont, N. J Kate Pricilla A L. A. Meier Illinois Senachwine Township Putnam County Ill William H John Williams Henry Woolfe Woolley Katé M. BE. Church D. 8. McCown Putnam Cemetery Susannah Woolley Kate Woolley Pricilla A. Meier

Eddy Ketchum 1838 1901 A Good Man Passes

Eddy Ketchum was born January 10 1838 in Buey rus Crawford county Ohio and died May 6 1901 in Rantoul Illinois at age 66. He moved with his family to Illinois in 1852 living in Elm swood Peoria county and later Whitefield Marshall county. He married Orrel Doud in 1863 and settled in Henry county before moving to Rantoul Champaign county in 1877. He leaves a widow three sons Hal George Rex a daughter Ivy five brothers and one sister.

Eddy Ketchum Bueyrus Crawford County Ohio Rantoul Ill Orrel Doud Monmouth Henry County Champaign County Hal George Rex Ivy Daniel Eliphalet Spencer Sidney Smith Chester Nebraska Mra Charles Peck Shepard, Ill

William McGee of Whitefield Dies After Peoria Trip

William McGee 65 of Whitefield died Tuesday after an operation at St Francis hospital in Peoria. His remains returned by train and were taken to his Whitefield home. Funeral held at Whitefield Corners M E Church at 10 a.m. He was a husband father neighbor and friend. The article also notes the death of Floyd Charles Ruggles two and a half years old in Joliet from diphtheria.

William McGee Whitefield Peoria St Francis Hospital Keller Miss McGee Pearce Whitefield Corners M. E Joliet Floyd Charles Charles A Nellie B. Ruggles Eli Albertson

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