Dear
Sue,
This is
an interesting lookup.
Frank
Reddick is buried in the Boman Cemetery with no
dates.
Rebecca
J. Reddick wife of Nicolas S. Hetrick is buried in the Logan Creek Cemetery and
died 21 Sep 1895, ages 63 yrs, 7 mo., 6
days.
Go to:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilbrown/Brown_cemmaps.html
For maps
to the cemetery locations. Bowman cemetery and Logan creek cemetery are in
cooperstown Twp.
There is
no way from the Cemeteries Book to determine if these are your great
grandparents. However, here are some marriages that may help tie things
together.
Groom
Bride
County
Date
Book/Page
REDDICK, FRANK WEBB, ADALINE ADAMS 08/09/1854 /
REDDICK, FRANK MYERS, REBECCA J PIKE 05/31/1883 /0114 00000144
HETRICK, NICHOLAS REDDICK, REBECCA JANE BROWN 08/09/1849 A&B/ 00000521
CURLIS, JOHN REDDICK, REBECCA JANE BROWN 12/20/1888 1A /114 1383
Now you can see that the Rebecca J Myers that Frank married is not the same person as the Rebecca Jane Reddick married to Nicholas Hetrick. I checked this because sometimes the marriages give both the married name and the maiden name of the brides when they remarry.
Another
separating factor is that Nicholas did not die until 1911, so it is highly
probable that these are three different
women.
If the
Frank and Rebecca listed in the marriage are your great grand parents, Rebecca’s
burial has been lost or she remarried and is buried under a different
surname.
You can
look up other Illinois marriages at:
http://www.cyberdriveillinois.com/cgi-bin/archives/marriage.s
Hope
this helps,
Sincerely,
Ken
Huffman
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From: Sue Lane
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Sent: Thursday, October 31, 2002 9:24
PM
To:
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Subject: Cemetery Index
My Great
Grandparents were Frank and Rebecca Reddick. We do not know where they are
buried, but I found their names on this Brown County site.
Any help
with where they are buried would be appreciated.
Thank
You, Sue Lane