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Ann Caroline Shoemaker

Birth
Monroe County, Illinois, USA
Death
3 Sep 1856 (aged 23)
Monroe County, Illinois, USA
Burial
Columbia, Monroe County, Illinois, USA Add to Map
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Parents: Dr. Hammond Shoemaker and Nancy J. Adams

Birth order: eldest of eight

Siblings: Edward; David S; Mary Elizabeth; Zoe Frances; John W; Charles; and Celestine.


Census Records:

• 1850: Eagle township, Monroe, Illinois (living with her parents)

Hammond Shoemaker 50, physician; Nancy Shoemaker 36; Ann Shoemaker 17.

• 1850: Fountain township, Monroe, Illinois (remainder of family living here)

Edward Shoemaker 15; David Shoemaker 14; Mary Shoemaker 12; Zoe Shoemaker 9; John W Shoemaker 7; Chas F Shoemaker 3; Nicholas Smith 29; Henry Shoemaker 18.


Follow the link below for photos of the cemetery and a diagram showing where the family stones are located. It also includes his notes about Ann's stone. Posted by Vernon Ritter and indexed January 21, 2001.

https://monroe-ilgw.genealogyvillage.com/cemeteries/shoemaker.html


Sources: Federal Census records; Ancestry.

Parents: Dr. Hammond Shoemaker and Nancy J. Adams

Birth order: eldest of eight

Siblings: Edward; David S; Mary Elizabeth; Zoe Frances; John W; Charles; and Celestine.


Census Records:

• 1850: Eagle township, Monroe, Illinois (living with her parents)

Hammond Shoemaker 50, physician; Nancy Shoemaker 36; Ann Shoemaker 17.

• 1850: Fountain township, Monroe, Illinois (remainder of family living here)

Edward Shoemaker 15; David Shoemaker 14; Mary Shoemaker 12; Zoe Shoemaker 9; John W Shoemaker 7; Chas F Shoemaker 3; Nicholas Smith 29; Henry Shoemaker 18.


Follow the link below for photos of the cemetery and a diagram showing where the family stones are located. It also includes his notes about Ann's stone. Posted by Vernon Ritter and indexed January 21, 2001.

https://monroe-ilgw.genealogyvillage.com/cemeteries/shoemaker.html


Sources: Federal Census records; Ancestry.

Gravesite Details

This tombstone is complete and in one piece but it has been removed from the grave it was intended to mark and is leaning against a cedar tree at the rear of the cemetery. — Vernon Ritter, 2001.



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