Silent Home Cemetery, Floyd Twp, Warren Co., IL

         

    Silent Home Cemetery is really one of the easiest Cemeteries in Warren County, IL, to find.  I have been there many, many times taking photos for others, and trying to find the burial places of lost loved ones.  One in particular that was hard to find but she was sure they were buried there and they are were the surname of Johnson.  They are buried here at the Silent Home but there are no stones for them.

    The way I go sometimes to the cemetery, out of Galesburg, IL, go on main street straight west out of Galesburg past Farm King and the old drive in movie theater.  Keep going till you see the sign that say Cameron.  Turn left here.  You will be heading south.  Go through Cameron under Railroad viaduct and over railroad tracks.  When you pass over the last railroad tracks you are in Floyd Twp.  Keep going straight on the Road 140 Street, you go a few miles and at the intersection of 140/160th on the East side of the road is where the cemetery is laid out.  It pretty well kept mowed and such and there are allot of new graves in this cemetery.  Many of the older stones are in very bad shape and some are missing completely.

    December 18, 2004---added tombstone pictures with references to information on the tombstone.

First Photo Page for Silent Home Cemetery February 16, 2007

June 19, 2006 Silent Home Tombstone Photo Gallery, with the Abbott Plot first click here!

Overview of Silent Home Cemetery, Floyd Twp., Warren Co., IL

View looking West out towards the main road you enter the cemetery from. taken last summer 2006.

 

 

 

 

 

 

February 16, 2007 Tombstone photos and cemetery listings for this cemetery have been divided for easier viewing. Not all known persons are on list but it is one of the best & most accurate lists to be found for this cemetery. Been made by little ole me, Foxie, my daughter Kate, and Jorden, my great nephew with the help of a few other people in during research for them. Some people buried here have no tombstones what so ever to mark their graves.

Had to make the listings into two pages. Link to second page of listings is at the bottom of the page.

Email me if you think this is so in your family. There is a complete original book to this cemetery still in existence today.

   

Name/Surname

Birth

Death

Inscriptions

Military/other org.

Armstrong, Betty L. Linder

Armstrong, Leroy Edward

Mary E.

Roger E

Chris B.

July 16, 1924

     
June 21, 1920 January 10, 2002 Parents of Gerry, Larry, Jim  
    Infants of Leroy & Betty Armstrong  
  Feb. 18, 1944    
  April 17, 1955    
  August 11, 1957    
The above names are all on one stone.....        
Miner, Luke

Miner, Lucy Ann

  March 20, 1893 ae 86 yrs  
  November 14, 1882 ae 76 yrs  Luke's wife  
      This written on the back of Luke and Lucy Ann's stone.....

aged 48 years,  Their daughter......

Their son........

 
Farrington, Miner, Jane

Miner, Charles

  February 14, 1890  
Aug. 08, 1837``    
Miner, Samuel A private in Co L 9 Ill Cave. Taken prisoner at Little Rock Ark. and died Sept. 20, 1863 age 20y 1m 5d Stone has sunken in ground and can't read.  Co L 9th Ill Cav. Separate stone from other stone.  but for Samuel....going to see if I can get him a new Civil War stone when I get into DVCW
Miner, George E

Miner, Eddie

1872 1885 Brother

Brother------on same stone both boys.

 
1875 1875  

Big Miner Gray Stone in the middle.....

Miner, Sarah B.` 1846 1875 Mother and wife of Henry M. Miner
Miner, Henry 1840 1915 Father & husband of Sarah Co. L. 9th Ill Cav.. Separate stone.....in front of his other one....
Clayton, Bellzoria March 01, 1865

ae  19yrs 1mo

dau. of W.N. & M. J. Clayton  this stone is buried and laying on the ground all cracked.

wife of John Robinson

Lindsey, John April 02, 186? ae 22yrs 21ds.  same stone as below front part. 
Cline, Sarah C. March 03, 1875 Jan. 27, 1877 This is on the same stone above written on the side facing south.
Stafford, Elizabeth Feb. 06, 1804 Feb. 03, 1885 same stone as above written on the side facing west.
The below names I got from the lady who has the Original cemetery records for Silent Home.  These are names I was researching for another person and went to get names for other buried there possibly with no stones.  These some have stones will mark them later.  Some may not have stones.....
Mills, W. P., Jr
Mills, Clark W 1914 Nov. 19
Mills, Mary Mrs. 1926 Mar 28
Mills, Melissa Haley 1971 Feb 17
Mills, infant 1902 July 02 of Mr. & Mrs. Joe Mills
Mills, infant son 1897 of Mr.  & Mrs. Joe Mills
Mills, infant son, Gerald 1899 Aug 01 of Mr. & Mrs. Joe Mills
Mills, Florence 1939 Mar 22 wife of Joe Mills
Mills, Burrell Loy 1958 Mar 05

This is another part of the cemetery..... Same family----Block #4; Lot #17; W1/2

Mills, William Parker 191 Decd 27
Parker, Margaret 1905 Feb 08
Mills, Lorana 1923 Feb 21

This is in another part of the cemetery but also the same family of Mills. But I didn't get the lot no and such.

Mills, C. B. 1873

1920 Feb 17

Chris
Mills, infant  

1899 Apr 21

of Chris Mills
Milward, infant   1917 Apr 27 of Mr. & Mrs. Walter Milward
Mills, Winnie B. 1875 1940 Oct 15
Now back to the stones that I read and wrote down.....
Carrier, John W. 1853 1920
Carrier, Ella E. 1864 1918 John's wife  same stone
Carrier, Lillian M 1897 1971
Carrier, Harold Mar. 08 Nov 29, 1980 WW I   Bugler US ARMY
Carrier, Inez 1884 1912
Carrier, Dorothy 1903 1904
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Johnson, John 1820 1900 Father
Johnson, Amanda 1871 1908 Mother
Johnson, Alice L. 1875 1960 Mother
Johnson, Harry W. 1871 1935 Father
Johnson, Clarence A. Oct 6, 1901 Oct 6, 1903
Johnson, Nellie July 3, 1899 Nov 28, 1899 dau of J. & A. F. Johnson
Wallace, Ema Sarah Nov 12, 1849 April 5, 1872 wife of Robert Wallace & dau of John & Amanda Johnson
Johnson,  sons   Twins of J. & A. F.
 
Overfelt, dau   infant dau of C. A. & M. J.
Tinkham, Willie M. 1898 1946
Tinkham, Effie L. 1869 1955 Mother
Tinkham, Willard 1867 1929 Father
Wilson, Frank   Oct 27, 1884 Aged 29yr 10m 22d
Wilson, Daniel T. June 18, 1821 Dec 24, 1874