Buried beside his wife, Belle.
She was his second wife.
He was a farmer living in DeWitt County, Illinois at the time of his marriage to Belle.
His parents were John and Mary (Maysburg or Marksbury) Blecker.
Belle and William married on February 26, 1902.
In the 1900 census, he's working as a farm laborer for the Maddox family in DeWitt County. He listed himself as divorced from his first marriage.
He was the father of 3 known boys, Henry, James and George. I believe Belle was the mother of only George.
She was his second wife.
He was a farmer living in DeWitt County, Illinois at the time of his marriage to Belle.
His parents were John and Mary (Maysburg or Marksbury) Blecker.
Belle and William married on February 26, 1902.
In the 1900 census, he's working as a farm laborer for the Maddox family in DeWitt County. He listed himself as divorced from his first marriage.
He was the father of 3 known boys, Henry, James and George. I believe Belle was the mother of only George.
Buried beside his wife, Belle.
She was his second wife.
He was a farmer living in DeWitt County, Illinois at the time of his marriage to Belle.
His parents were John and Mary (Maysburg or Marksbury) Blecker.
Belle and William married on February 26, 1902.
In the 1900 census, he's working as a farm laborer for the Maddox family in DeWitt County. He listed himself as divorced from his first marriage.
He was the father of 3 known boys, Henry, James and George. I believe Belle was the mother of only George.
She was his second wife.
He was a farmer living in DeWitt County, Illinois at the time of his marriage to Belle.
His parents were John and Mary (Maysburg or Marksbury) Blecker.
Belle and William married on February 26, 1902.
In the 1900 census, he's working as a farm laborer for the Maddox family in DeWitt County. He listed himself as divorced from his first marriage.
He was the father of 3 known boys, Henry, James and George. I believe Belle was the mother of only George.
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