My Mostly Hardin County, IL ancestors
He had the following children:
F i MILLER anna M ii MILLER james r. died.
From the Shawnee 29 Jun 1916
James R. Miller of McLeansboro passed through E'town last week enroute to Rock Creek to see his sister, Mrs. Asa Reynolds. He came to E'town last week and stayed all night with E.L. Robinson and accompanied him to Rosiclare the next day and saw his sister-in-law Mrs Jane Miller & children, with whom he spent the day, returning here in the evening. Asa Reynolds came in the next morning and took him out to his house. We only got to shake hands with him and talk a minute. He looks well and said he was much better than when he here before.M iii MILLER
MILLER [Parents] died. He married jane.
jane died. She married MILLER.
They had the following children:
U i MILLER U ii MILLER
STONE joel was born Abt 1852 in KY. He died. He married COGHILL sarah.
COGHILL sarah [Parents] was born Abt 1855 in hardin co., IL. She died. She married STONE joel.
They had the following children:
M i STONE edward was born Abt 1874 in hardin co., IL. He died. F ii STONE rodie was born Abt 1875 in hardin co., IL. She died. M iii STONE allen was born Abt 1876 in hardin co., IL. He died.
CARR george w. died. He married WARREN mary ellen 18 May 1856 in pope co., IL.
WARREN mary ellen died. She married CARR george w. 18 May 1856 in pope co., IL.
They had the following children:
M i CARR james h.
STOKES william e. [Parents] was born Sep 1854 in union co., IL. He died 28 Nov 1897 in yellow spring, hardin co., IL. He was buried in angleton-patton, hardin co., IL. He married PATTON sarah a. 23 Jan 1882.
Obituary of W. E. STOKES, Hardin County, Illinois
Copyright 1999 Wanda Reed
Name of Deceased: W. E. Stokes
Name of Newspaper: Hardin County Independent
Date of Newspaper: December 1897
Obituary: W. E. Stokes passed peacefully and quietly away Sunday at about noon. As the reader of the Independent are already informed, his taking of was that dreaded disease consumption. His remains the mortal man were interred Monday in the cemetery at Thomas Angleton's in the presence of a large concourse of relatives and friends. His interment was solimized with the honors and ceremonies of the IOOF which were gold and impressive. "We mourn the loss of a good man." Noah Webster. Brother Stokes was such a "good man" in the full extent of the phrase. He left many evidences that he was anxiously awaiting a blissful awakening in eternity. We sympathize with the bereaved widow and family as one who has been made to feel the sting of such bereavment and the aid we would most heartily and concernly extend them, to prayerfully seek to meet him in his blissful abode at the right hand of God in Heaven. There all tears are unknown; and there is no parting there.
PATTON sarah a. [Parents] was born 24 Jan 1862 in hardin co., IL. She died 22 Jun 1935. She was buried in angleton-patton, hardin co., IL. She married STOKES william e. 23 Jan 1882.
Other marriages:CARR, james h.
SARAH A. CARR Sarah A. Carr, sixth child of Samuel and Hannah Patton was born January 24th. 1862 and departed this life June 22nd. 1935. Aunt Sarah, as she was known to all, spent her entire life in and around Yellow springs vicinity. She raised her family there and had said so many times in her life, that there was no place like the Little Hills of Hardin County to her. Aunt Sarah was better known by her many friends, who knew her, for to know her was to love her. She was a mother to all who came into her home and especially to the writer, who spent the better part of six years straight, in her home. We always found her with a smile and a word of comfort. I visited her not so long before she departed this life and her conversation was that she was having to lay down this life to take up a new one and how the Lord had wonderfully blessed her in life being the weakest of all the family and yet out lived them all and she really thanked the Lord for it. She had one child, a daughter that preceded her in death and only two left to mourn her loss. Mrs Lottie Richardson and Lessie Hodge, the former she made her home with. She will be greatly missed by her immediate family as also by the neighbors and friends. And so to the friends and relatives I shall say, weep not as one that has no hope, for beyond the veil of tears we shall meet again if we trust in Aunt Sarah's God and this we must do. Rev. M.F. Oxford From Hardin County Independent July 25, 1935
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LANE barney died. He married GINGER jane.
GINGER jane [Parents] was born 18 Feb 1827. She died 26 May 1889 in karber's ridge, hardin co., IL. She was buried 27 May 1889 in pleasant hill, hardin co., IL. She married LANE barney.
Other marriages:FLINN, james witt
They had the following children:
M i LANE louis died. He was buried in pleasant hill, hardin co., IL. F ii LANE adeline died. She was buried in pleasant hill, hardin co., IL. M iii LANE charley died. He was buried in pleasant hill, hardin co., IL. M iv LANE john M v LANE henry died. He was buried in pleasant hill, hardin co., IL. U vi LANE maithey died. maithey was buried in pleasant hill, hardin co., IL. M vii LANE barney died. He was buried in pleasant hill, hardin co., IL. F viii LANE jane died. She was buried in pleasant hill, hardin co., IL.
FLINN james witt [Parents] was born 11 May 1840 in jackson co., TN. He died 17 Aug 1919. He was buried in pleasant hill-joyce, hardin co., IL. He married GINGER jane.
Other marriages:VINYARD, martha jane
GINGER jane [Parents] was born 18 Feb 1827. She died 26 May 1889 in karber's ridge, hardin co., IL. She was buried 27 May 1889 in pleasant hill, hardin co., IL. She married FLINN james witt.
Other marriages:LANE, barney
They had the following children:
F i FLINN isabel was born 18 Feb 1867. She died 18 Nov 1873. She was buried in pleasant hill, hardin co., IL.
GROSS john [Parents] was born 5 Sep 1862 in hardin co., IL. He died 9 Mar 1932. He was buried in central-gross, hardin co., IL. He married OXFORD ettie 8 Mar 1891 in hardin co., IL.
OXFORD ettie [Parents] was born 30 Oct 1871 in hardin co., IL. She died 21 Apr 1908. She was buried in central-gross, hardin co., IL. She married GROSS john 8 Mar 1891 in hardin co., IL.
They had the following children:
F i GROSS elsie was born 3 Jan 1892 in hardin co., IL. She died 20 Apr 1893 in hardin co., IL. She was buried in pleasant hill, hardin co., IL.
OXFORD elihu was born Abt 1823 in NC. He died. He was buried in hall #2-oxford, hardin co., IL. He married LEDBETTER charity jane.
Other marriages:BROWNFIELD, sarah e.
LEDBETTER charity jane was born 12 Aug 1839. She died 24 Jun 1886. She was buried in angleton-patton, hardin co., IL. She married OXFORD elihu.
They had the following children:
M i OXFORD elihu jackson F ii OXFORD mary was born Abt 1857 in IL. She died. F iii OXFORD santha was born Abt 1858 in IL. She died. M iv OXFORD elisha was born Abt 1863 in IL. He died. M v OXFORD john r. was born Abt 1864 in IL. He died. F vi OXFORD sidney was born Abt 1868 in IL. She died. F vii OXFORD ettie F viii OXFORD rosetta was born Abt 1872 in IL. She died.
MARTIN nina [Parents]
