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51	William drove a taxi cab and later he owned a trucking line. He lived with Lettie Hurt McDaniels, his sister Mary Ann's daughter, in his later years. He died on pneumonia. He never married.	William Dee GRAY
52	(in a conversation in April 1999) Albert D. Stewart said that Jerimiah and Cindy got into an argument. Jerimiah said "Well, if you don't like it, just pack my bags and I'll leave." So she did!	Cindy GUNN
53	Roy says she is buried in same grave as Elmer, but it isn't on the grave marker.	Adelle HAMILTON
54	Buried in Section 54. Go towards back of cemetery. At the last section (the road with dead-end at it) there will be a T in the road. Straight ahead you'll see the sign that says Section 55. On your left will be a water spicket and a tree.	Arthur Manford HAWKINS
55	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
56	Had the nickname of "Demus" until she was about 17, when the family moved to Michigan.	Claudine Jane HAWKINS
57	David Hawkins is buried in the ADM ESEK Hopkins Burial Ground in North Providence (corner of Charles Street & Branch Avenue)	David HAWKINS
58	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
59	Rhoda is James second wife. This was told to me by Beverly Hawkins Mattingly in an email dated March 9, 1999.	James HAWKINS
60	Mom said Leo was killed on the railroad tracks in Grayville, Illinois. She said he was drunk and got killed. For awhile there were rumours of him being murdered, but because he was such a drunk and trouble maker the local police didn't really pursue the matter as a murder.	Leo HAWKINS
61	Died of Brights Disease. Buried in Oak Grove Cemetery in Poseyville city	Lorenzo D. HAWKINS
62	He was a Riverton Police Officer for awhile.	William E. HERMAN
63	When Maggie died they were living with Rowena at the time. She had trouble breathing and would have to sit up in a chair to sleep. Before Maggie and John came to live with Rowena they had been living with Juanita and Robert on their farm north of Dickson. Maggie was buried near her parents in the Crowell Cemetery in Poplar Grove.	Margaret Adora HUDGINS
64	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
65	Bartholomew and Sarah (Sally were married on March 19, 1809. Sarah's surname has also been spelled as Maulding.	Sarah (Sally) MAULDEN
66	Buried in Towles Cemetery	James Anderson MCCLAREN
67	Les was honored in 1995 by H.I.S. making him Manager of the Year for all of their companies.	Leslie MCELHINEY
68	Annie died six days after Grady was born. When he was born she had a really bad cold that could have gone into pneumonia or possibly and infection from child birth. Annie and Edgar are buried in the Ladd Cemetery.	Annie Kay MURRAY
69	Lloyd was in WWII and was involved with the campaigns in Africa and Italy. He reached the rank of Tech Sergeant and was in the Military Police. Lloyd was discharged January 1946. After Lloyd finished his military service, he and Rebeccz moved to Nashville where they lived most of the time. They bought a farm near White Bluff and lived there for a few years and still own part of it. They moved back to Nashville and lived in the Bellvue area. Lloyd worked and retired from W.R. Grace Chemical Co. in West Nashville. Listonne Worked at home most of the time. They are members of the Church of Christ. They have worshipped with the Charlotte Avenue Church in Nashville, White Bluff Church in Dickson County and now Western Hills Church on Charlotte Avenue in West Nashville.	Lloyd ORMAN
70	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
71	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
72	He was almost deaf when Christened.	Edward PRICHARD
73	Mom said that she knows Margaret had a sister who went out west and got married. She isn't sure, but she thinks her name may have been Viviane. Margaret died of Tuberculosis. Aunt Ruth said she had twin sisters. Margaret died in the Wabash General Hospital, Mt. Carmel, Wabash County, Illinois.	Margaret (Maggie) RACHELS
74	From Roy & brother Beverly - Jane was from England	(Mariette) Jane REID (REED)
75	When his mother, Elizabeth, died Adam's father, George, remarried . Claire was very mean to all the children. The children had left home to get away from her as soon as they could, leaving between the ages of 14-15. Because of her Adam swore to his children he would never remarry after Christina died. Even though there was a woman he saw after Christina died, and the children liked her, he never married her. Adam was a coal miner and he worked for the railroad. When the coal miners went on strike he would lay brick and do other odd jobs. After he retired he delivered newspapers in Riverton. He lived on Adams Street (213?) in Riverton, Illinois, and had been a resident for over 70 years. When I visited his gravesite (August 30, 1997), my Great-Aunt Freda told me Adam had planted the two trees that were next to it. He is buried in Oakhill Cemetery in Riverton, Illinois. Adam was Catholic until he married Christina. Christina was Protestant and Adam converted. Claudine, my mother, said that this caused a little bit of "friction" in the family. Claudine was Adam's favorite. She had lived with Adam and the family for a few years. My Great-Aunt Freda said that when the kids wanted an ice cream or something special, they would always send Claudine to ask Adam because he always said yes to her. In Adam & Christina's Bible, his birthday is written as January 25, 1878. However, his Birth Certificate from Germany lists his birthday as January 15, 1878. One story told to me by my mother (Claudine HAWKINS), is that Adam had a cross burned in his yard. The cross was not burned in his yard because of any racial issues, but because he was so mean to his children.	Adam James RHEUDE
76	Alice Mae was the first person to have open heart surgery at Saint John's Hospital, and one of the first in the country.	Alice May RHEUDE
77	Anna worked for Aaron & Birdie Sharpe in their department store from graduation of high school until she purchased the store from them. She retired in 1962.	Anna Marie RHEUDE
78	Never married.	Anna Marie RHEUDE
79	Antone came to the United States with his family when he was 17. He settled near the Champaign, Illinois area. He went to Kentland as a meat-cutter for Reinhold Roth & Schneider Brothers Market. At the turn of the century he was Town Marshall and later he worked for 40 years for the New York Central Railroad. Margaret and Antone lived in Kentland their entire lives. They build a home on South Third Street and moved into it in 1923.	Anton RHEUDE
80	She died from a massive stroke.	Bertha Inez RHEUDE
81	Charles had been a resident of Riverton, IL for over 70 years.	Charles Frank RHEUDE
82	Cause of death: intestinal block; although an obituary in the "Elwood Call" on Tuesday, January 30, 1923 said that she died of a tumor.	Elizabeth RHEUDE
83	A copy of Eva R. Rhuede's birth certificate is available.	Eva Ruth RHEUDE
84	Eva Ruth Merritt, 85, of Riverton died at 6:14 p.m. Sunday at John's Hospital. She was born Nov. 5, 1908, in Riverton, the daughter of Adam J. and Christina M. Robinson Rheude. She married Harold Jess Merritt in 1927. Preceding her in death were her husband in 1991, a grandchild, three brothers and two sisters. Mrs. Merritt was a nurses aid at St. John's Sanitarium for 6 1/2 years. She was a member of Riverton Christian Church. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Alvin (Yvonne) Gilbert of Riverton; two sons, Harold J. Merritt Jr. of Riverton and Donald E. Merritt of Williamsville; 13 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. William (Freda) Herman of Riverton; and several nieces, nephews and cousins. Services will be a 2 p.m. Wednesday at Staab Funeral Home, with Rick Blazek officiating. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery near Riverton. The above was found on the ancestry.com website. Database: State Journal-Register (Springfield, Illinois) Obituaries, 1993-99. Publication date: March 8, 1994.	Eva Ruth RHEUDE
85	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
86	George worked for the Edward Funk Seed Corn Company.	George Michael RHEUDE
87	Never married.	George Michael RHEUDE
88	Helena lived in Kentland and was a telephone operator. Never married.	Helena Monica RHEUDE
89	Johann Georg Rheude was born October 21, 1839 in Sondernheim, Germany. It is known that Georg had a brother, Heinrich and that their father's name was Johann. At the age of 23, on July 14, 1863, George Rheude married Elisabeth Rund (b: 11 JUL 1841 in Germany). It has been said that Georg had received the Iron Cross. If true, this probably would have been during the Franco-Prussian war (15 JUL 1870 - 1 MAR 1871). Georg would have been 31 - 32 years of age at that time. On March 10, 1880, the steamship Rotterdam landed in new York at Castle Gardens. After the immigration process, it is believed that Georg then made his way to Pesotum, Illinois where two uncles of his wife, Elisabeth, lived and farmed. Less than a month later, June 2, 1880, the ship Herder landed in new York. On board were Georg's wife and children. Elisabeth went into labor on October 29, 1881. eight days later, on November 6, 1881, Elisabeth and the baby died. Elisabeth's Death Record states that she died at 5:00 a.m. with the cause listed as "purporal peritonitis following difficult labor, with shoulder presentation." Elisabeth's physician was S.S. Salisbury, the undertaker was L.C. Burr. Elisabeth's place of burial is listed as the "Catholic Cemetery" in Tolono, Illinois, buried on November 7, 1881. The Rev. Dennis H. O'Riley sent a note to me saying: "Because of a fire in 1929, any records that go back to 1880 and after that were destroyed. It is very possible that Elizabeth Rheude was buried here, but we have no record." Because of the fire, it will be impossible to find out exactly where Elisabeth is buried. I was told that she never had a grave marker. Georg remarried in 1882 to Claire. Claire was born in February of 1860 in germany, having come to America in 1880. Georg and Claire lived at 13088 Holloway Street in Lafayette, Tippecanoe County, Indiana. They had no children. March 16, 1883, Georg renounced all allegiances to William, Emperor of Germany. Georg became a citizen of the United States of America on September 4, 1888 Georg was a shoemaker by trade, and sexton for the Jewish Cemetery. His obituaries state that he was an officer in the Germany army and had served in two wars before coming to the United States. He was a member of Saint Boniface Catholic Church. On June 21, 1901 at 2:00 p.m., Georg died at home. Services were held at the St. Boniface Church in Lafayette at 9:00 a.m. His obituaries state that he was to be sent to Illinois to be buried - possibly next to his first wife, Elisabeth. Georg is buried in St. Boniface Cemetery, Lafayette, Indiana.	Johann Georg RHEUDE
90	Johann's grave is in Saint Boniface Cemetery in Lafayette, Indiana. (65 East to 52 East to 25 North - @1/4 mile down on right hand side of the road).	Johann Georg RHEUDE
91	Lafayette, Tippecanoe County, Indiana	Johann Georg RHEUDE
92	Tammy, George is buried here at St. Boniface, However the only info. that we have is Burial Date 6/23/1901,Age 62,Sec. B Lot 39 Thank You!! Tom Corwin Jr. from Tom Corwin (tcorwin@gte.net) from St. Boniface Cemetery	Johann Georg RHEUDE
93	She came to the United States with her parents at the age of five years, in the month of May, 1880. It is said that Mary Anna did not get along with her brother George.	Mary Anna RHEUDE
94	Nicholas and Pearl farmed in the Kentland and Sheldon (Illinois) areas.	Nicholas George RHEUDE
95	Rolland left home at an earlier age than the rest of his brothers and sisters because his father, Adam, was very mean to him.	Roland Rollo RHEUDE
96	These were found in notes by Rose (Rheude) Scheetz. Mom and Dad celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary Monday, January 25, 1935 with High Mass and Benediction at 8:15 a.m. Dad always took us to be baptized and would forget the name Mom wanted so added what he wanted. Mary thought her second name was Adelaide in German pronounced (Oddlight) so she didn't want it announced from the altar for three Sundays. Father Stetter wondered why and said Cecelia was a pretty name so that's when Mary found out her real second name. Dad took me and Mrs. Louise Anstett with him so he added Louise onto the name Mom wanted for me even though I had a sister named Louise. Rose lived in Lafayette, Indiana.	Rosalia Agnes Louise RHEUDE
97	Wessley and Lela farmed in the Kentland-Sheldon-Goodland areas.	Wenceslaus Joseph RHEUDE
98	She died on November 6, 1881, in Champaign County, Illinois. The cause of death is recorded as "difficult labor with shoulder presentation," and the child died as well. She had been sick for eight days.	Elisabeth RUND
99	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
100	Died from a heart attack.	John Perkins ("Sandy" or "JP") SANDERS