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Obituaries
Macoupin County, Illinois
HART
Hornsby Lady Died on Yesterday
Mrs Anna Hart, aged 72, widow of the late Mahlom Hart died at her home in Hornsby yesterday. The funeral services will be held at the Hornsby Baptist
church Sunday afternoon at one o'clock, Rev Crouch of Gillespie officiating. Burial will be in Irvin cemetery at Irving. The deceased is survived by two daughters Mrs Link Kidd of Decatur and Miss Orlean
Hart who resided with her mother. The husband who was
a brother of W.W. Hart of this city died thirty two years ago.
[Litchfield Daily Union, Saturday, April 14, 1928 - submitted by: Lynn Boyd Reener]
HINNRICHS
Edwardsville Intelligencer, Edwardsville, IL, 25 May 1949, Mrs Dorothea Hinnrichs
Mrs Dorothea Hinnrichs of
New Douglas passed away Tuesday at 6:25 pm at the home of her daughter, Mrs Albert Eilers. She was born Nov 19, 1863, and had attained
the age of 85 years, six months and five days. She was
the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs
Frederick Rener.
She was married to George Hinnrichs Dec 11,
1884, who preceded her in death in 1928.
She is survived by three daughters, Mrs Anna Eilers of New Douglas, Mrs Marie Kane of Decatur and Mrs
Emma Kane of Carrollton; two brothers, Herman Rener
of Alhambra and Edward Rener of Staunton; one sister,
Mrs Elizabeth Hobbie of
Granite City; seven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. One son, one daughter, five brothers and one sister preceded her in death. She was a member of Immanuel Lutheran church
in New Douglas. Friends may call at the Latowsky-Burgett funeral home until Friday at 2 o'clock
(CST) when short services will be held at the funeral home and then at Immanuel
Lutheran Church with the Rev Elmer F Klingensmith
officiating. Burial will be in New Douglas Cemetery.
[submitted by: Lynn Boyd Reener]
HOBBIE, ELIZABETH
Edwardsville Intelligencer, Edwardsville, IL, 7 Nov 1977, Hobbie
Elizabeth Minnie Hobbie, 92, of Livingston, died at
5:30 am today, Nov 7, 1977, in Community Memorial Hospital, Staunton. Mrs Hobbie
was born Oct 26, 1885, in New Douglas, a daughter of the late Fred and Minnie Suhre Reener. She
was married in Hamel to Fred A Hobbie. He died in 1947. Surviving are a
daughter, Mrs Everett (Olivia) Maulding
of Naperville, a granddaughter, Elizabeth Georganne
Louis of Minneapolis, Minn, and a number of nieces,
nephews and cousins. Several brothers and sisters are
deceased.
Mrs. Hobbie was a member of Holy Cross Lutheran
Church, Livingston. Friends may call after 4 pm
Tuesday in Lesicko Funeral Home, Livingston. A funeral service has tentatively been set for Wednesday,
the Rev Robert Gaiser, pastor of Holy Cross Church
officiating. Burial will be in New Douglas Cemetery. [submitted by: Lynn
Boyd Reener]
Unknown newspaper, 1977 - Hobbie
Elizabeth Minnie Hobbie, of Livingston passed away
Monday, Nov 7, at Community Memorial Hospital in Staunton. Mrs Hobbie was a resident of the
Staunton Health Care Center for the past three years. Born
Oct 26, 1885, she was a daughter of the late Fred and Minnie (Suhre) Reener and had attained
age 92 at the time of death. She was married to Fred A
Hobbie in Hamel. He preceded
her in death during April of 1947. She was a member of
Holy Cross Lutheran Church of Livingston. Funeral
services were conducted Wednesday, November 9, at the Lesicko
Funeral Home in Livingston by Rev. Robert Gaiser. Internment was in New Douglas
Cemetery. She is survived by one daughter, Olivia Everett
Maulding of Naperville, IL; one grand
daughter, Elizabeth Georganne Louis of
Minneapolis, MN; one sister-in-law, Mrs Anna Hobbie of Witt, IL; one brother-in-law, Fred Klindworth of Litchfield; also nieces, nephews and cousins.
[submitted by: Lynn Boyd Reener]
HOBBIE, FRED
The Montgomery News, 3 April 1947
Fred Hobbie Dies at Granite City
Fred Hobbie, 58, a native of Harvel,
died early Wednesday morning at St Elizabeth's Hospital in Granite City,
following a short illness. Funeral services will be
held Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the Gerlt
Funeral Home in Litchfield. The Rev. William Ufkes of New Douglas will officiate at the services and
burial will be made in New Douglas Cemetery. Mr. Hobbie was a carpenter by trade. He
was born near Harvel, a son of John and Mollie Trauernicht Hobbie and lived at
New Douglas for twenty years before moving to Granite City five years ago. He married miss Lizzie Reener a number of years ago and she survives, with a
daughter, Olivia, of Granite City; his mother, Mrs. Mollie Hobbie
of Litchfield; a sister, Mrs Fred Klindworth,
Litchfield, and brother, Herman Hobbie, Witt. His father died many years ago and a sister, Mrs Herman Wolf died in 1920.
[submitted by: Lynn Boyd Reener]
HOLLINGSWORTH, WILLIAM ALLEN
He was born September 18, 1805 in Campbell County,
Tennessee and died September 16, 1881 in Macoupin County, Illinois. He is buried in Liscom (Hollingsworth) Cemetery, Palmyra, Illinois. He was the son of James Hollingsworth, a
farmer and stockman and Rebecca Wyatte. W. A. Hollingsworth bought land in Macoupin County in 1835
and in addition was deeded land by Isham Stinnett in
Claiborne County, Tennessee in 1838. He
deeded land to Joseph Hunter in Claiborne County, Tennessee in 1842. He was living in Macoupin County, Illinois in
1850 according to the census. They
resided in Macoupin County in 1857-1859 when William was one of the
administrators of the estate of Isham Stinnett, Sr. Per Andrew Huson, William A.
Hollingsworth and Isham Stinnett, Jr. had the money
and land and the others worked for them.
[Submitted by Anne Stinnett]
HUSBANDS
Husbands, Mary Francis – Died August 30, 1904. Was born in Anderson County, Kentucky,
January 24, 1833, and died in Girard Illinois August
30, 1904, aged 71 years, 7 months, and 6 days.
She was married to Rev. Charles H. Bush, a Baptist minister, September
8, 1857. She was the mother of seven
children, six of whom survive her; Mrs. Eliza Jenkins
of Nilwood, Mrs. Susie Kilian of Girard. Henry Bush of Central City, South Dakota,
Samuel Bush of Table Rock, Nebraska, Mrs. Minnie Fletcher of Litchfield,
Nebraska, and James Bush of champion Nebraska.
After her marriage, she lived in the vicinity of
Girard where her husband was actively engaged in the gospel ministry, until
about twenty years ago, when the family removed to Nebraska. After her husband’s death, four years ago she
returned to Illinois. Mrs. Bush was converted at the age of 12 years and united with the Methodist
Church. At the age of 25, she
united with the Baptist Church, of which she remained until her death. She was a faithful helpmate of her husband’s
in his active pastoral life, co-operated with him in every good word and
work. A few days before her death she
seemed to be granted a glimpse of heaven and the loved
ones awaiting her there, and her last words were of praise and thanksgiving to
the God who she loved and served.
[Submitted by Debbie Hemberger]
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