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OBITUARIES
Macoupin
County, Illinois
SAWYER, MRS. ELIZABETH M
Mrs. Mary Finnegan recieved word of the death of her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
Moss Sawyer, 72, formerly of Staunton, who died 10 a.m. Wed. at the home of her
son, Melbourne Sawyer, in Tulsa Oklahoma. Mrs. Sawyer
was a member of the Methodist Church at Staunton. Since
1913 she was a member of the Mayflower Camp R.N.A. at Staunton. She was born in Crawford Village, England in 1871. She came to America from England with her parents, the
late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moss in 1879. She was married
to Valentine Sawyer, who preceded her in death. She is
survived by 3 sons: Melbourne, and Robert Sawyer, both of Tulsa, Oklahoma and
Earl Sawyer, auto machinest manager, of Amarillo,
Texas. There are also 2 grandchildren and one sister,
Mrs. Finnegan.
[ Wed.
Jan 5, 1944 - Edwardsville Intelligencer Newspaper - Contributed by Crystal
Jensen]
SEATON, EDDIE AMBERSON
Died 11/20/1922
"He was my Great Grandfather; his spouse is Edna Henry Seaton she died
March 16, 1928"
Submitters Name: Judith Pease
SMITH-REINCKE, MARCELINE MAE
Died: June 13, 1997
State Journal-Register, Springfield, IL, June 15, 1997
TAYLORVILLE - Marceline M. Smith, 69, of Taylorville, formerly of Stonington,
died Friday at Memorial Medical Center. Survivors: a son,
Allen D. "Butch" Smith of Taylorville; two daughters, Monica Harrold and Dee Ann Smith, both of Taylorville; four
grandchildren; and mother, Opal Reincke of
Taylorville.
Services: 1 p.m. Tuesday, Connolly-McClure Funeral Home, Taylorville. Burial: Fairview Cemetery, Taylorville.
Marceline M. Smith, 69, Taylorville, formerly of Stonington, died Friday (June
13, 1997). Member: Fairview United Methodist Church. Survivors: son, Allen D. ''Butch'', Taylorville;
daughters, Monica Harrold and Dee Ann Smith, both of
Taylorville; mother, Opal Reincke, Taylorville; four
grandchildren. Preceded by: father and two brothers. Services: 1 p.m. Tuesday, Connolly-McClure Funeral Home,
Taylorville. Visitation: one hour before services. Burial: Fairview Cemetery, Taylorville.
[Herald
& Review, Decatur, IL, June 15, 1997 - Contributed by Sara Hemp]
STEIDLEY, MRS. MARY
Steidley, Mrs. Mary, in her 71st year, d. 22
Jan. at her residence in Macoupin, Ill. b. Frederick Co., Md.; embraced
religion in Va. in 1818. Western Advocate (Central
Christian Advocate, Vol. 1., 22 Apr. 1853, p. 63)
[donated by K. Torp]
STINNETT, CHARLES
Charles Willis
Stinnett, born March 1, 1863 at Wrights, Illinois, son of James and Jane
(Ferguson) Stinnett. He was a retired farmer, 91 years
old and died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Edward Smith, Gillespie. He married Cora Olive Mayberry on February 22, 1889 at Athensville. Nine children
survive: Curtis L. Of Granite City, James of Beneld, Charles of Carlinville, Ethel of Modesto, Mrs, Edward Smith, Donald, Victor and Glenn of Gillespie. Burial at Mayfield Memorial Park in Carlinville. [May 27, 1954, Unknown Newspaper - Submitted by
Anne Stinnett]
STINNETT, ELIZABETH
Stinnett was born October 25 or 31, 1791 and died February 15, 1868 in Palmyra,
Macoupin County, Illinois. She is
buried in Liscom (Hollingsworth) Cemetery in
Palmyra. She married James MADDY, who
was born c. 1787-90 in Virginia.
Submitted by Anne Stinnett
STINNETT, LUCY
on January 9, 1848 in Macoupin County, Illinois. She
was born c. 1828-30 in Claiborne County, Tennessee, the daughter of Isham STINNETT, JR. and Mahala ?.
Submitted by Anne Stinnett
STINNETT,
NANCY HUGHES
Nancy
Hughes STINNETT was born November 11, 1811 in Claiborne County, Tennessee and
died January 14 1897 or 1899in Macoupin County, Illinois. On
September 16, 1830 in Tennessee she married William
Allen Hollingsworth.
Submitted by Anne Stinnett
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