Dear
Phyllis,
Heres the information
you requested. I have entered additional names that seemed important because of
the relationships.
From Cemeteries of Brown
County
Bowman
Cemetery p. 15
Frank Reddick [no
dates]
DeWitt
Cemetery p. 42
James C. Reddick, son
of T. M. and S. Reddick, 18 Jul
1861, age 2y [ nothing to prove for sure that this is Thomas Martin and
Sophronia Reddick]
Logan
Creek Cemetery, p. 48
Children of Francis
Marion and 2nd wife Doann Hetrick
Wilgus:
Ida Wilgus
1878-1879
George Wilgus
1880-1882
Rebecca Wilgus
1891-1893
Orpha Wilgus
1895-1895
Mt
Sterling City Cemetery, pp. 219, 240,
269
Doann Hetrick Wilgus,
13 Jun 1850 7 May 1919
Francis Marion Wilgus,
son of Henry and Elizabeth Wilgus, 20 Oct 1846 2 May
1921
James Wilgus, son of
Francis Marion and Doann Wilgus, 1872
19140
Florence Wilgus, wife
of James Wilgus, 1869 1945
Jenny Wilgus, dau of
Francis Marion and Doann Wilgus, [ no dates]
Dorothy Meats, wife of
Edward N. Hetrick. 6 May 1882 18 Oct 1958
Edward N. Hetrick, 2
Oct 1876 17 Oct 1942
Ripley
Cemetery, pp. 314, 317
Mary Belle Hetrick
Burnett, wife of Fred Burnett, 1877 1927
Fred Burnett, 1874
1955
Clysta, dau. of
Catherine Hetrick, 1895 1926 [no father or husband
listed.]
Hattie Porter Hetrick,
20 Aug 1883 1 Nov 1949 [no husband listed]
Westside
Cemetery, pp. 361, 366
Susannah Hetrick, wife
of Henry Boss, 2 Mar 1887, age 84 y , 3 m, 25
d.
Henry Boss, 6 Aug 1898,
age 88 y, 6 m, 14 d.
Lewis Hetrick, 8 Jun
1928, Illinois Pvt Coast Art Corp.
Melvin L. Hetrick, 1916
1925
Hicks
and Boss Burials, p. 390
Franklin Boss, believed
to be the son of Henry and Susanna Boss, who came to Brown County from North
Carolina in 1851. Franklin had purchased property containing this burial
ground.
Lavina
Henry Cemetery, p 339
Anna Thompson, wife of
James Thompson, 1877-1958, (Misc Burials p. 416, gives fill death date 6 Feb
1858)
James Thompson, 1870
1933
William J. Thompson, 15
Apr 1832 1 Feb 1886
Charlotte Darby, wife
of William J. Thompson, [no dates]
Charles Thompson, son
of William J. and Charlotte Darby Thompson, [no
dates]
Edward O. Thompson, son
of William J. and Charlotte Darby Thompson, d. 20 Apr 1870, age 2 m. 2
d.
Fannie E. Thompson,
dau. of William J. and Charlotte Darby Thompson, d. 2 May 1885, age 5 y. 3 m. 9
d.
Marion E. Thompson, son
of William J. and Charlotte Darby Thompson, 20 Nov 1884, age 13 y. 6 m. 24
d.
Fred Thompson 1897
1928, WWI Soldier
James Thompson, 1870 -
1933
James E. Thompson, 1916
1949
Mae Thompson, wife of
David Smyers [no dates]
Cooperstown
Cemetery, p. 34
J. Fred Thompson, 1876
1958
Delia E. Reich, wife of
J. Fred Thompson 1878 1959 [ She is also the D. E.
Thompson]
Child Thompson, dau. of
J. Fred and Delia E. Reich Thompson, 14 Feb 1905 20 Feb
1905
Hattie Thompson, wife
of John Henry Spoonamore, 1879 1955
John Henry Spoonamore,
1878 1959
Lee B. Thompson, Co E
89th Illinois Inf [no dates]
Marion F. Thompson, 3
Mar 1905 1958
William A. Thompson,
1901 1965
Misc
Burials, p. 413
William R. Hetrick, d.
19 Jan 1949
I tried to discuss the
data problems with them when I was doing the Beta Test on the 1880 Census for
them. They told me that they had very strict rules about the extraction of the
information. The biggest problem for them is that they cannot find people who
have the necessary pre requisite knowledge for all the counties in the census,
so they specify the rules that must be followed and that includes writing only
what is on the census. So we get misspelled name that sometimes become
unintelligible. All of the problems that were caused when the census was copied
are repeated and sometimes the wrong names are written in. We actually had our
1880 census nearly completed before the Church announced theirs and when I saw
the errors in the data, I worked on with mine knowing that at least the more
obvious (to us) errors would be corrected. Thank you for the compliment. Its
good to know that we did the right thing.
Sincerely,
Ken
Huffman
-----Original
Message-----
From: Phyllis
Bonville [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2003 3:07
PM
To:
kenandlauriehuffman
Subject:
Cemeteries of Brown County, Illinois
Hi Ken & Laurie,
Before I give
you my next look-up request, let me say a separate Thank You
for the 1880
Census. Found some family I wasn't able to get on the
familysearch
1880--it really is a big help when people familiar within the
area, do the
transcribing. If you have any influence in Salt Lake, you
might suggest
they use e-mail to have people from the area be asked to help
with difficult
transcriptions. Anyway, your approach to the 1880, is
much
appreciated.
Here is my new list for Cemetery
information:
REDDICK:
Frank Pg. 15
James
C.
42
S.
42 Think this is
Sophonia
T.M.
42 " " "
Thomas Martin
HETRICK:
Doann
Pg.
48
Dorothy
219
Edward N, 219
Mary
Belle
314
Clysta
317
Hattie
317
Susannah
361
Lewis
366
Melvin
366
Susanna 390
William
R.
413
THOMPSON:
Anna
Pg, 339,
416
Charles
339
Charlotte
339
Child
34
D,
E.
34
Delia
34
Edward O.
339
Fannie
E.
339
Fred
34,339
George A. P.
339
Hattie
34
James E.
339
James
339
Lee
B.
34
Mae
339
Marion E.
339
Marion
F.
34
William
A.
34
William J.
339
Many thanks,
Phyllis in Oregon