County probate filings list Grundy County estates
Grundy County Circuit Court entries show multiple probate estates. Names include Clyde Davies of Mazon with 80 and 15 acres, substantial bank and commodity assets and heirs Winona Boss and Ruth Wilkinson. Also John W McLuckie of Coal City and William Sackett of Glendale with listed real estate, stocks, bonds, and farm shares. Other estates include Clyde Brooks and Gertrude Brooks of Gardner with residence and joint accounts, Lillian Peacock of Pine Bluff Road with four children, Ilda Olson administrator for Helen Perry, Lucille Haddock of Coal City with specific bequests, and Warner Fillman, Russell Barron, Victor Laase, Kenneth Hunter, Odis Edmundson, Evelyn Helland, and Ethel Punke with varying assets and named executors or heirs.
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Grundy County
Clyde Davies
Mazon
Clifford Davies
Winona Boss
Minooka
Ruth Wilkinson
Greeley
Colo
Davies
Hadden Rd
Burkhart Rd
Mazon Township
Prairie Rd
Illinois 47
Verona Exchange Bank
Mazon State Bank
U.S
John McLuckie
Maine
Coal City
John W. McLuckie
Ada
Morris Lincoln Nursing Home
Spring and
Jugtown Rds
Grundy County National Bank
First National Bank of
Joliet Federal
Faye Malek
South Wilmington
William Brooks
Gardner
Gerald and
Willis
Helen Perry
Ilda Carrie Josephine Olson
West Ave
Eunice Moore
E. Benton St
Ketra Cryder
Lawrence Haddock
South Holland
Lucille Claire
Ronda Claire
Edward Haddock
Chicago
Virginia Schuman
Canutillo
Texas
Marguerite St
Illinois 113
Diamond
Broadway St
Haddock
Frederick Schuman
Warner Fillman
Goodfarm Rd
Frank Fillman
DeKalb
Frank
Leslie Fillman
Dwight
Erna Cooley
Delray Beach
Fla
Gardner Rd
Illinois
Bank of Dwight
Russell Barron
Ronald Barron
Michael Barron
Rural Gardner
Rona Lee Barron
Ronald
Victor Laase
Main St
Lorraine Ely
Laase
Lena Ely
Kenneth Hunter
E. North St
Douglas Hunter
Peoria
Thomas Hunter
Hazelwood
N.C
Odis Edmundson
Robert Edmundson
Maple Dr
Robert
William Edmundson
Morris
Barbara Ruiz
Sonoma
Calif
Evelyn Helland
Archie Helland
LaSalle
Nuclear plant near Clinton draws mixed local response
Illinois Power works on a 950,000 kilowatt unit near Clinton, with a 130 foot containment vessel and a projected 1982 completion. The project employs 2,250 workers, boosts retail sales, and sparks debate over safety, land use, and tax revenue. Critics fear radiation risks and rising rates while supporters cite jobs and shoreline recreation.
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Mary Bohlen Clinton
Ill
UPI
Clinton
Illinois Power
Illinois
Ed Applegate
Champaign-Urbana
Bloomington
Danville
Decatur
Jacksonville
Mount Vernon
Belleville
la Salle
Applegate
State Conservation Department
George Moore Jr
Moore
Weldon
Lee Baker
Salt Creek Association
Illinois Commerce Commission
Federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Baker
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