Pekin Post-Tribune Dec. 1902 Source: neither clipping is identified except the one quotes the PekinPost Tribune and both sound as if they could be from Pekin area newspapers. Note death date only mentioned in 2nd obit. Arlene Death of a Pioneer: John H. EYRSE died at the home of his daughter Mrs.E. C. Van Loon of Streator, at 1:30 O'clock Thursday afternoon . He had been sick for some time and his death had been expected for the past week. The deceased was born in Hampshire, Va. 22 Nov. 1832, and came to Tazewell County in 1847. With his brother he entered land on Delavan Prarie and resided their for several years, coming later to Pekin, where he has resided most of time since. He was married to Amanda RUPLE, of Cincinnati township, who preceeded him to the great beyond fifteen years ago. To them were born five children: Henry of Peoria, Charles of this city: Mrs. E.C. Van Loon, of Streator: Mrs. Julius Studyville and Mrs Cash Irish of Peoria--who with one sister, Mrs. Mary Gay, of this city are left to mourn his demise.In an early day Mr. Eyrse was prominently identified with the business interest of the city. He followed the business of contracting and building for years and was also engaged in the grocery business. At one time he conducted a grangers' store in a building that stood a little west of the residence of Charles Duisdicker, on Court Street. For severl years he had been living a retired life. Mr. Eyrse was a kind and noblehearted man, ever ready to lend a hand to those in trouble,amny many whom he had befriended cannot say too much in his praise. The deceased resided near San Jose over fifty years ago and was a brother of the late Samuel G. Eyrse, of this city. He has visited here quite often and was well known to many of our readers. The remains arrived at Pekin from Streator Saturday, at which place the funeral occured Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, from the home of his son Charles in that city, 904 Court St. This obit also on John H. Eyrse John H. EYRSE died at the home of daughter Mrs. E.C.Van Loon in Streator, at 1:30 oclock Thrusday afternoon, Dec 11, 1902.He had been sick for some time and his death has been expected for the past week.The deceased was born in Rockbridge county, Va. Nov. 22, 1832 and came to Tazewell Co. in 1847. He was married to Amanda Ruple of Cincinnati township, who proceeded him to the great beyond about seven years ago.In an early day Mr. Eyrse was prominently identified with the business interest of the city.He followed the business of contracting and building for years and was also engaged in the grocery business. For several years he had been living a retired life. mr. Eyrse was a kind and noble-hearted man, ever ready to lend a hand to those in trouble, and many whom he has befriended cannot say too much in his praise. The funeral was held at the home of his son Charles in Pekin at 10 o'clock Sunday. The pall-bearers were his two sons-in-law, and his four nephews. Submitted by: Arlene Walker BACK Tazewell County, IL Genealogy Trails

Mrs. BERGER, 63 Dies Monday in Pekin Hospital A lifelong resident of Pekin community, Mrs. Bertha Clara FISCHER BERGER, 63 of 1114 S. Second street died at 4:20 p.m. Monday in Pekin public hospital. Her body was taken to the Noel Funeral home where friends may call. She was born Aug 15, 1890, in Mt. Pulaski, the daughter of Ottmar and Emma Maurer Fischer.She was married in Pekin May 4, 1913 to Arthur Berger. Mrs. Berger was a member of St. John's Luthern church and of the Equal Rights club. Surving are her husband; two sons Victor L. and Marvin A. Berger both of Pekin: one grandson , xxx of Chicago two brothers both of Pekin and one sister of Pekin. Funeral services will be at 2:30 Wesnesday afternoon at Noels with the Rev. George A. Ross pastor of St. John's Lutheran church, officiating. Burial will be in Glendale cemetery. Submitted by: Arlene Walker BACK Tazewell County, IL Genealogy Trails

Stephen Berger Lifetime Area Resident, Dies Stephen Arthur BERGER, 75 of 1114 S. Second Street died at 4:pm Thursday in Pekin hospital where he had been a patient for some time. Born July 18, 1886, in Dillon township, he was the son to Stephen and Martha Jane MAY BERGER. He married Bertha Fischer at Pekin May 4, 1913. She died June 28, 1954. He was married at Pekin July 18, 1957 to (living?) who survives. mr. Berger who lived in this state all his wife, was a member of Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses. His great delight was fishing, hunting and outdoor life and he was a member of the Izaak Walton League.He was a welder at Murphy-Walsh for 40 years.Surving besides his wife are two sons, Victor L. and Marvin A. Berger,both of Pekin; two brothers, Albert and Harry Berger, also of Pekin; one grandchild and one great grandchild. Two brothers and two sisters preceded him in death.Funeral services will be help at 2:30 p.m Saturday in the Noel Funeral Home, with Paul Lemons officiating. Internment will be in Glendale Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at Noels until time of service. Submitted by: Arlene Walker BACK Tazewell County, IL Genealogy Trails

H. B. BERGER Dies; Rites are Friday ---Harry B. BERGER, 75 of 1014 Augusta Street Pekin, died at 2:07 p. m.Tuesday, June 26, 1973 in Memorial Hospital, Burlington, Ia. He had become ill earlied that day in his cottage on the Mississippi river at Burlington.Funeral services will be conducted at 1 p.m. Friday in the preston Funderal home.Charles A. Milburn, associate of First Christian church, will officiate, Burial will be in Glendale Memoria Gardens. Friends may call at Preston's from 2 until 4 and from 7 until 9 p. m. Thursday. Masonic rites will be held there at 8 p.m. by members of the Empire Londge 126, A.F. and A. M. of which Mr. Berger was a member. Born Nov 15, 1894, at Tremont, he was a son of Stephen and Martha HARRIS BERGER. His marriage to Mae Van Dusen occured at Peoria in August 1918. She died Sept 30, 1962. He married Vera T. Olson June 15,1940 at Davenport Iowa. and she died Oct 29, 1969. His marriage to xxxxoccured 2 Nov. 1970, at Burlington,Ia. Mr. Berger was a retired carpenter. He had been business agent for Local 644 of the Carpenters' Union for many years. He was a member of Empire Lodge, Scottish Rite Valley of Peoria, Irn Grotto and Equal Rights Club of Pekin. Surving are his wife; one daughter xxxxx, one brother, Albert Berger of Pekin; four grandchildren, and 10 great-grandchildren. Three brothers and one sister preceded him in death. Submitted by: Arlene Walker BACK Tazewell County, IL Genealogy Trails

Martin BERGER, brother of 3 Pekin Men, Dies. ----Funeral services for Martin L. Berger, 60, of 1507 S. Laramie street,Peoria, the brother of thee Pekin men, will be held at 2 p. m. Thursday in Kuecks Funeral home. Rev. Kurt Schniechen will officiate, and burial will be in Meyers cemetery at Tremont. Friends may call at Kuecks until time of services. Mr. Berger a retired machine operator for Caterpillar Tractor Co., died Tuesday noon at St. Francis hospital where he had been a patient for the past two months. He had been ill for three months prior to his death. Born at Tremont Sept 30, 1900 he was a son of Steven and Martha Jane MAY BERGER. His first wife, Frieda, preceded him in death. He later married xxxx who survives as do his daughter xxxx of Peoria and his grandchild and three brothers, Harry, Albert and Arthur Berger all of Pekin. Mr. Berger served with the U. S. Navy from Jan 27, 1919 until Nov 22,1922 and again from Dec. 4, 1922 to Sept 25, 1976. Submitted by: Arlene Walker BACK Tazewell County, IL Genealogy Trails

Funeral Service for Albert F. BERGER Funeral Service for Albert F. Berger 91, of 1410 Martha St. will be ocnductd Wednesday at 3 P. M. in the Preston Hanley Funeral Home. Dr. James K. White Pastor of the Grace Untied Methodist church will officiate. Burial will be in Glendale Memorial Gardens. memorial contributions may be made to Tazewell Unit of American Cancer Society. Mr. Berger died at 1:10 aM today 3 Mar 1980 in Pekin Hospital, where he had been a patient this past week. He had be in failing health approx. one year. Born in Rural Tremont July 24, 1888 He was the son of Stemen M. and Martha Jane May Berger. His marriage to Lucinda Amelia Joesting occured in Pekin Nov. 13 1909 She died 22 july 1979. Mr. Berger was emplyed by the Murphy and Walsh Steel Tank Mfg. Firm for 44 years and was plant superintendent for 28 years before he retired in 1954. He was an enthusiastic hunter and fisherman and had enjoyed fishing just last summer. Surv are two sons Walter E. and ... and one daughter all of Pekin; six grandchildren 12 great grandchildren and 4 great great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by one son Everett Berger who died Oct 22, 1968. Four brothers and Two sisters (Pekin Times) Submitted by: Arlene Walker BACK Tazewell County, IL Genealogy Trails

Stephen BERGER Sat. 20 Sep 1924 Stephen BERGER, 199 Jane St. , employed of the Pekin Municipal Street Railway for several years, died at 9:00 P.M. (Sat. 20 Sep 1924) . Mr. Berger had been ill for some time and recently underwent an operation. He was born in Ohio in 1858 and had been a resident of Pekin for many years. He is survived by his wife formerly Martha Jane May and the following children: Arthur Berger, Albert, Harry and Charles Berger all of Pekin and Mrs. James Thompson of Pekin and a son Martin who is in the United States Navy, stationed in Chaina. Four sisters, Mrs. Anna McClure, mrs. Minnie Miller and Mrs. Lizzy Haney all of Minier and Mrs.Sarah Cress of Delvavan also survive. Mr. Berger was a member of the Baptist church in Tremont. The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon at !:30 o'clock at Lohnes Funeral Parlors on Court St. The service will be conducted by the Rev. Webdell of the Baptist church and burial will be at the Lakeside Cemetery. Submitted by: Arlene Walker BACK Tazewell County, IL Genealogy Trails

Long illness is fatal to Pekin woman Tuesday 9 June 1931 Mrs. Martha BERGER succombs at home. Born at Mackinaw Mrs. Martha Berger, widow of Stephen Berger died last evening at 3:00o'clock at her home at 119 Jane Street after an illness which had extended over many months. She was a daughter of Auston and Malinda MAY and was born at Mackinaw, Sept 9, 1867. She had lived in the county the greater part of her life. Her marriage which was to Stephen Berger took place in Peoria Oct 7, 1885. Mr. Berger's death occured seven years ago. Five sons, Albert, Harry, Charles and Martin Berger, a daughter Mrs. James Thompson and 11 grandchildren survive. She also leaves three brothers James May of Louisanana, William May Chillicothe Mo. and Albert May, Geneva Illinois two sisters Mrs. walter Scott Mackinaw and Miss Nellie May Peoria. The body of Mrs. Berger was removed to Lohnes Funeral home where friends may call. Submitted by: Arlene Walker BACK Tazewell County, IL Genealogy Trails

MRS. BERGER THOMPSON Thursday 27 Feb 1924 MRS. BERGER THOMPSON was born in Tremont Sept 12, 1896 to Stephen and Martha Berger who are both deceased. She was reared in Tremont vicinity and has lived around or in Pekin. on Aug. 15, 1920 she was united in marriage to J. F. Thompson in Florence Kansas. She died at the Pekin Hospital about 5 Pm Thursday 27 Feb 1924. She is survived by her husband and the following children; Hary Thompson age 13, Harold Thompson 10, and Irene Meixsell 16 a senior in the comm. High School. The following brothers Arthur, Alber, Harry, Martin and charles all of Pekin. Funeral arrangements have not been completed but burial will probably by Friday in the Miars Cem. at Tremont. Mrs. Thompson's body was taken to Lohnes Funeral home from the Pekin hospital. Submitted by: Arlene Walker BACK Tazewell County, IL Genealogy Trails

Mrs. Lucinda A. BERGER Sunday 22 July 1979 --Finueral service for Mrs. Lucinda A. BERGER 87, of 1410 Martha St. will be conducted at 1:30 pm Weds. in the Preston Funeral Home. Dr. James K. White Pastor of Grace United Methodist Church will officiate. Burial will be at Glendale Memorial gardens. -------Mrs. BERGER die at 6:055 P. M. Sunday 22 July 1979 in Pekin Hospital where she had been a patient sine July 5. She had been in failing health the past month. Born in rural Mason county Sept 11,1891 she was a daughter of John Peter and Elizabeth Vina GROVES JOESTING.Her marriage to Albert Francis Berger occured at Pekin Nov 13, 1909. Surviving are her husband, two sons Walter E. and XXXXX both of Pekin one daughterXXXXX of Pekin , six grandchildren,12 great granchildren and 4 great great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by one son,Everett Berger,Five brothers and three sisters and two greatchrandchildren. Note: We wish to thank everyone for the care and attention given to Lucinda Berger. We especially thank the staff of 6th floor North of Pekin Memoria Hospital, Drs. Baer and Blair and to everyone who sent flowers and cards during her bereavement. Albert F. Berger and family .(Pekin Times) Submitted by: Arlene Walker BACK Tazewell County, IL Genealogy Trails

G. Joesting dies at age 74 . Rites Friday 9 July 1968 Funeral Services for George F. JOESTING Born 11 June 1894 at Green Valley Ill passed away 9 July 1968 at Mapleton Ill. Services will be held at Kuecks funeral home in Pekin, Ill. 12 July 1968 clergyan Rev. Glen H. Sims. Internment Green Valley Cemetary. Funeral services fo George F. Joesting 74, or Rt. 1 Mapleton will be held at 1 PM Friday in the Kuecks funeral home at Pekin. Burial will be in Green Valley Cemetary. Mr. Joesting who had retired as a plant watchman for the mapleton Industries in 1962 died in his home. He had been ill for the past year. Born at Green Valley June 11 1894 He was a son of John p. and Vina GROVES JOESTING. His Marriage to Mildred DePue Heitzman occured at Glasford Aug 7 1955. Surv. his wife and two sons both of Pekin and 3daughters and two stepdaughters and three stepsons a sister Mrs. Albert Berger of Pekin and a brother Ernest Joesting of Pekin. Submitted by: Arlene Walker BACK Tazewell County, IL Genealogy Trails

Joesting Rites Set Friday Wednesday Feb. 7, 1979 Funeral services for Ernest A. JOESTING Sr. 88, of 1405 S. 10th St. Rev.Galen E. Russ Pastor of st. Paul United Church of Christ. Burial at Glendale Memorial Gardens. Memorial Contributions to Pekin Memorial Hospital. Mr. Joesting died at 9:09 PM Wednesday Feb. 7, 1979 in Pekin hospital where he had been admitted 20 minutes earlier. he had been in ill health several weeks. Born at San Jose July 30 1890 He was a son of John Peter and Elizabeth GROVES JOESTING. His first marriage was to Sarah Ellen MATHIAS who died Mar 1, 1963. At Pekin he married Irene B. Nace Feb.20, 1964 Mr. Joesting was a U. S. Army Vet. of World War 1, was a member of the American Legion. He retired as a machinist from Keystone Steel and wire co. In 1956 after 31 years of service her retired. Surving are his wife, 4 sonsxxxxxxx and Ernest A. Joesting Jr. both of Pekin. Charles Joesting of Onamia Minn. and Samuel Lee Joesting of Washington Ill. One sister mrs. Al (Lou) Berger of Pekin, 15 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Two sisters and five brothers preceded him in death. Submitted by: Arlene Walker BACK Tazewell County, IL Genealogy Trails

Charles H. JOESTING Pekin--Charles H. JOESTING 66 of 1405 S. 10th St. died at his residence 5 Sept 1988. He formerly owned and operated service stations in various locations in the Peoria area until retiring in 1980. He was an army veteran of world war II. Born 18 Aug 1922 in Delavan to Ernest and Sarah Mathias Joesting Jr. He married xxxxx on 1 July 1972 in Peoria. Surviving are his wife and 3 sons and two daughters. Also surviving are 3 stepsons; five step grandchildren and on brother xxxx of Pekin. His parents and two brothers preceded him in death. Services will be at 10A. M. Thursday at Woolsey funeral home where visitation will be from 6 to 8Pm today. burial will be in Glendale Memorial Gardens. Memorials may be made to the American Heart Association. Submitted by: Arlene Walker BACK Tazewell County, IL Genealogy Trails

Edward Joesitng 10 May 1962 San Jose- Edward Joesitng 92, formerly of San Jose died Early Sat. (10 May 1962)in the Oddfellows old folks home at Mattoon, where he had resided the past 5 1/2 years. Funeral services were conducted by Beck Memorial Home in Bloomington and burial was in Green Hill cemetery at San Jose. Mr.JOESTING was born Apr 3 1877 in San Jose, the son of Ernest ludwig and Maria Catherine Benoit Joesting. He married Irene Baylor and she preceded him in death. Surviving are two daughters, four grandchildren, three great granchildren a niece xxxx and nephew xxxx both of San Jose. Mr. Joesting was a retired Bloomington Carman for the Gulf Mobile and Ohio Railroad. (mother's name aka as Mary Ellen Beloit) Submitted by: Arlene Walker BACK Tazewell County, IL Genealogy Trails

Walter Joesting, Cuba Tavern Operator Dies 10 May 1962 Cuba--Walter E. JOESTING, 63 of curba , died at 1:20 p. m. Saturday (10 May 1962) at Graham Hospital in Canton. He was born at Green Valley Aprill 11 1898, the son of John P. and Elizabeth Groves Joesting. He was married in Kahoka, Mo. 19 Jul 1942 to Ina Mae ThARPE who survives... Also surviving are a stepsonxxxof Curba; two brothers , Ernest of Pekin and George of Mapleton; and two sisters, Mrs. May Schlottmann and Mrs. Albert Berger, both of Pekin. Two brothers and two sisters preceded him in death. Joesting has lived in Cuba 20 years and was the owner of Park Tavern. Services will be at Hukill Funeral Chapel, with Rev. Cecil V. Smith officiating. Burial will be in Green Valley Cemetery. Visitation is this afternoon and evening at the funeral home. Submitted by: Arlene Walker BACK Tazewell County, IL Genealogy Trails

Mrs. Scamhorn Succumbs; Last Rites Saturday Mrs. Clara Matilda SCAMHORN, 69, died at 7:15 p. m. Wednesday in Peoria hospital following an illness of several years. Born in San Jose, Ill, Aug 5, 1886 she was a daughter of John P. and Vina Groves Joesting. She was married to Samuel DAVISON and he died in 1914. Later, she was married to Solomon Scamhorn who died in 1949. A member of the Green Valley Methodist church, she had been a lifelong resident of this state. For many years, she resided in the San Jose community. She had resided with her daughter of Pekin since the death of her husband in 1949, until she was hospitalized several months ago. Surviving are two daughters, one son and three brothers, Ernest Joesting of Pekin; George Joesting of Mapleton, and Walter Joesting Cuba Ill; two sisters Mary Schlottman, and Mrs. Lucinda Berger both of Pekin; six grandchildren and one great -grandchild. Four children preceded her in death. Her body was taken to the Preston funeral home where funeral rites will be conducted at 2 p. m. Saturday. The Rev. Joseph W. Hobbs will officiate. Burial will be in the Green Valley cemetery. Friends may call Friday at the funeral home. (Died 1 Feb 1956) Submitted by: Arlene Walker BACK Tazewell County, IL Genealogy Trails

Mary SCHLOTTMAN 14 Apr 1956 The Journal Star, Peoria, Illinois Mary SCHLOTTMAN dies(14 Apr 1956) following 5 month illness. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary F. Schlottman 82, of 519 State Street will be held at 1:30 Sat. in St. Johns Luthern Church of Pekin. Mrs. Schlottman died weds. in Pekin hospital where she had been for six weeks. She had been in failing health for 5 mon. Born at San Jose Feb. 4, 1883 she was a daughter of John and Elizabeth GROVES JOESTING. Her marriage to Henry J. Schlottman occured at Pekin Jan 17, 1900. He preceded her in death Surviving are 3 sons and 3 daughters and a sister Mrs. Albert Berger of Pekin and two brothers Ernest and George Joesting., 18 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by two sisters and 3 brothers and a grandson. Submitted by: Arlene Walker BACK Tazewell County, IL Genealogy Trails

Edward S. Horton 26 Oct. 1970 Pekin-Edward S. Horton, 83 retired coal miner of 223 Franklin, died at 4:30 a.m today 26 Oct, 1970 in Pekin memorial Hospital where he was a patient one week. He was ill a year. Services will be a 1:p.m. Wednesday in the Kuecks Funeral Home with rites by President Ellis Allred of the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints, of which Horton was a member. Burial will be in Glendale Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9P.m.tomorrow. He was born at Edgerton, Hohi, Aug 1, 1887 the son of Charles W. and Eva SHOUP HORTON. Bessie, to who he was married Nov. 11, 1911 in Hillsboro, Ill, preceded him in death. Surviving are two sons, Ernest R. and Alfred D. both of Pekin a daugher of Pekin; eight grandchildren;21 great-grandchildren and three brothers, Ernest C. of Olney, William of Henderson Nev. and Roscoe of Monpelier, Ohio. He was preceded in death by a brother and sister. Submitted by: Arlene Walker BACK Tazewell County, IL Genealogy Trails

Mrs. Edward S. (Bessie M) HORTON 29 July 1970 The Journal Star-Peoria, Illinois Pekin-Mrs. Edward S. (Bessie M) HORTON, 75 of 223 Frandlin died at 8:15 a.m yesterday 29 July 1970 in Pekin Memorial Hospital. Born at Orangeville, Tex. Nov 6, 1894 , the daugher of Sherman and Bertha KLINGENSMITH HICKS, she was married Nov. 11 , 1911 at Orangeville. She was a member of the church of Latter Day Saints., Surviving are her husband; two sons, Ernest R. and Alfred D. Horton both of Pekin; one daughter of Manito two brothers , Paul Hicks of Springfield and Ralph Hicks of California; three sisters. Mrs Blanche Sargent of Pekin; 13 grandchildren; and 22 great grand-children. Two brothers are dead. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at Kuecks Funeral Home where friends may call from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow. Burial will be in Glendale Cemetery. Submitted by: Arlene Walker BACK Tazewell County, IL Genealogy Trails

Alfred D. HORTON Alfred D. Horton, 66 of 115 Edds Ave Pekin, died 25 Apr 1981 in St. Francis Hospital in Peoria where he was a patient for 2 weeks. Funeral Services will be held at Woolsey Funeral Home, by Dr. Soresons. Interment at Lake View Cemetery.   Mr. Horton employed at the Corn Products 42 years.  He retired in 1975.  He was a member of Pekin Moose Lodge and Frat. Order of Eagles.  He was born Apr 23, 1915 at Oshtemo Michigan a son of Edward and Bessie Hicks Horton.  He is survived by his wife and a son and two daughters, 8 grand children and a great grandson, a sister and a brother.  One son and a stepson preceded him in death. Submitted by: Arlene Walker BACK Tazewell County, IL Genealogy Trails

OBITUARY OF J. O. GILLESPIE January 20, l922 Jacob Owen Gillespie was born April ll, l832, at Huntington, PA, and died January 20, l922, at the age of 89 years, 9 mo. and 9 days. He came to IL with his parents, Christian and Dorothy Gillespie, when l4 yrs. old. He was the second oldest of a family of 8 children, all of whom have preceded him in death. On Nov. 29, l855, he was joined in matrimony to Sarah Jane Munsell, at Twin Grove, IL. The following year, they moved to a farm on Broadway, one mile south of Minier. To this union were born 8 children: Mrs. Dora Ling; Mrs. Louisa Sully; Mrs. Mary Carr; Mrs. Hallie Catlin; and Albert Gillespie, who have preceded him in death. Those remaining to mourn his demise are Elmer Gillespie and Mrs. Carrie Ogden, of Minier; and Leslie Gillespie, of Alma, OK. He is also survived by 8 grandchildren and 5 g-grandchildren. Jacob Owen Gillespie united with the Methodist church when a young man and has consistently continued his connection with the same until his death. He was on the building committee of the church on Broadway. He has also been a member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows for ___(25 or 45??) years. The funeral was held at the M.E. church last Monday in charge of Dr. A.A. White, of Normal. The interment was in the Minier cemetery. Those who attended the funeral from out of town were Carl Gillespie and Mrs. Ann Weedman, of Farmer City; George Gillespie and daughter, Luella, of Champaign; Park Gillespie of Normal; Mrs. Dave Hensell and son, Mr. and Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. Louise Long of Mackinaw; Mr. and Mrs. Will Ficht and daughter, Dorothy, and F. L. Sully, of Washington. Submitted by: Arlene Walker BACK Tazewell County, IL Genealogy Trails