Mrs. Horace CARLISLE
September 28, 1906
Clinton Register
DEATH OF MRS. JENNIE CARLISLE
Came to Clinton to Visit Relatives and Was Taken Sick and Died Sunday -
Funeral Held Tuesday
Mrs. Horace CARLISLE died Sunday about 11 o'clock at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ed SMITH, in Clinton, aged 32 years. She came to Clinton over a month ago to visit and was taken seriously sick at the home of her sister, Mrs. W. E. BLACKER. Last Saturday Mr. Blacker moved from West South to East Macon street, and Mrs. Carlisle was carried to the home of another sister, Mrs. Ed Smith, two blocks away. She had been in poor health since last January, consumption causing her death.
Deceased's maiden name was Jennie BARR, and she was born in McLean County, near LeRoy, April 6, 1874. She was married to H. G. CARLISLE and they had since lived near LeRoy. Ten children were born to them, seven of whom, Carter, Letha, Verda, Robert, Era, Ellis, Babe and the husband are living. She is also survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. BARR, of Harp township, and six sisters, Mrs. Blacker, Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. N. TAYLOR, of Clinton; Mrs. MILTON, of Parnell; Mrs. EVANS and Miss Helen BARR, of LeRoy.
Funeral services were held Tuesday at the home of Edward Smith, on south Quincy street, conducted by Rev. HEALD, pastor of the Baptist church. Burial in the Willmore cemetery in Harp township.
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Married - Horace G. Carlisle
April 30, 1893, LeRoy, IL
September 28, 1906
Clinton Register
DEATH OF MRS. JENNIE CARLISLE
Came to Clinton to Visit Relatives and Was Taken Sick and Died Sunday -
Funeral Held Tuesday
Mrs. Horace CARLISLE died Sunday about 11 o'clock at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ed SMITH, in Clinton, aged 32 years. She came to Clinton over a month ago to visit and was taken seriously sick at the home of her sister, Mrs. W. E. BLACKER. Last Saturday Mr. Blacker moved from West South to East Macon street, and Mrs. Carlisle was carried to the home of another sister, Mrs. Ed Smith, two blocks away. She had been in poor health since last January, consumption causing her death.
Deceased's maiden name was Jennie BARR, and she was born in McLean County, near LeRoy, April 6, 1874. She was married to H. G. CARLISLE and they had since lived near LeRoy. Ten children were born to them, seven of whom, Carter, Letha, Verda, Robert, Era, Ellis, Babe and the husband are living. She is also survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. BARR, of Harp township, and six sisters, Mrs. Blacker, Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. N. TAYLOR, of Clinton; Mrs. MILTON, of Parnell; Mrs. EVANS and Miss Helen BARR, of LeRoy.
Funeral services were held Tuesday at the home of Edward Smith, on south Quincy street, conducted by Rev. HEALD, pastor of the Baptist church. Burial in the Willmore cemetery in Harp township.
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Married - Horace G. Carlisle
April 30, 1893, LeRoy, IL
Mrs. Horace CARLISLE
September 28, 1906
Clinton Register
DEATH OF MRS. JENNIE CARLISLE
Came to Clinton to Visit Relatives and Was Taken Sick and Died Sunday -
Funeral Held Tuesday
Mrs. Horace CARLISLE died Sunday about 11 o'clock at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ed SMITH, in Clinton, aged 32 years. She came to Clinton over a month ago to visit and was taken seriously sick at the home of her sister, Mrs. W. E. BLACKER. Last Saturday Mr. Blacker moved from West South to East Macon street, and Mrs. Carlisle was carried to the home of another sister, Mrs. Ed Smith, two blocks away. She had been in poor health since last January, consumption causing her death.
Deceased's maiden name was Jennie BARR, and she was born in McLean County, near LeRoy, April 6, 1874. She was married to H. G. CARLISLE and they had since lived near LeRoy. Ten children were born to them, seven of whom, Carter, Letha, Verda, Robert, Era, Ellis, Babe and the husband are living. She is also survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. BARR, of Harp township, and six sisters, Mrs. Blacker, Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. N. TAYLOR, of Clinton; Mrs. MILTON, of Parnell; Mrs. EVANS and Miss Helen BARR, of LeRoy.
Funeral services were held Tuesday at the home of Edward Smith, on south Quincy street, conducted by Rev. HEALD, pastor of the Baptist church. Burial in the Willmore cemetery in Harp township.
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Married - Horace G. Carlisle
April 30, 1893, LeRoy, IL
September 28, 1906
Clinton Register
DEATH OF MRS. JENNIE CARLISLE
Came to Clinton to Visit Relatives and Was Taken Sick and Died Sunday -
Funeral Held Tuesday
Mrs. Horace CARLISLE died Sunday about 11 o'clock at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ed SMITH, in Clinton, aged 32 years. She came to Clinton over a month ago to visit and was taken seriously sick at the home of her sister, Mrs. W. E. BLACKER. Last Saturday Mr. Blacker moved from West South to East Macon street, and Mrs. Carlisle was carried to the home of another sister, Mrs. Ed Smith, two blocks away. She had been in poor health since last January, consumption causing her death.
Deceased's maiden name was Jennie BARR, and she was born in McLean County, near LeRoy, April 6, 1874. She was married to H. G. CARLISLE and they had since lived near LeRoy. Ten children were born to them, seven of whom, Carter, Letha, Verda, Robert, Era, Ellis, Babe and the husband are living. She is also survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. BARR, of Harp township, and six sisters, Mrs. Blacker, Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. N. TAYLOR, of Clinton; Mrs. MILTON, of Parnell; Mrs. EVANS and Miss Helen BARR, of LeRoy.
Funeral services were held Tuesday at the home of Edward Smith, on south Quincy street, conducted by Rev. HEALD, pastor of the Baptist church. Burial in the Willmore cemetery in Harp township.
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Married - Horace G. Carlisle
April 30, 1893, LeRoy, IL
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