Source; History of Montgomery County Illinois (no date)
C. C. Root, has a saw-mill in operation in the Southern part of the Township, which is doing a large and paying business. There have been several portable mills in the township at various times, but none of them did business on a very extensive scale. They have all been removed, and at present time, there are but the two mills, already mentioned in operation in this section of the county. Some attention has been given to Stock raising by the farmers of this township and a number of good farms are to be found within the limits, C. C. ROOT and C. H. Edwards, were among the first to make stock raising a specialty, and many fine cattle and sheep are seen upon their farms. While Stock has received considerable attention, agriculture is the principal occupation of the people, and promises to be for years to come.
Erastus Melvin "Ronce" Root.10, (Commodore Chauncey "C.C." Root Sr .9, Manna Root .8, James Root.7, Eleazar Root.6, Thomas Root.5, Joseph Root.4, Thomas Roote.3, John Root.2, Thomas Root.1) born: 26 April 1844, Vernon, Jennings County Indiana, died: 3 October 1892, aged 48 years 5 months and 7 days old, Walshville, Montgomery County Illinois, buried: Elmwood Cemetery, Litchfield, Montgomery County Illinois, son of; Commodore Chauncey Root and Cynthia Prather, married: 14 December 1865, Walshville, Montgomery County Illinois, Frances Ewing Barlow, born: 21 January 1847, Walshville, Montgomery County Illinois, died: 22 July 1933, Indianapolis, Marion County Indiana, buried: Washington Park East Cemetery, Indianapolis Indiana, daughter of: Rev. Joseph Barlow and Nancy Jane Blair, Children: Olive Cynthia "Ollie" (Root) Armstrong (Mrs Charles Allen Armstrong), George Commodore Root, Dr. Charles Clinton Root.
Source; History of Montgomery County Illinois (no date)
C. C. Root, has a saw-mill in operation in the Southern part of the Township, which is doing a large and paying business. There have been several portable mills in the township at various times, but none of them did business on a very extensive scale. They have all been removed, and at present time, there are but the two mills, already mentioned in operation in this section of the county. Some attention has been given to Stock raising by the farmers of this township and a number of good farms are to be found within the limits, C. C. ROOT and C. H. Edwards, were among the first to make stock raising a specialty, and many fine cattle and sheep are seen upon their farms. While Stock has received considerable attention, agriculture is the principal occupation of the people, and promises to be for years to come.
Erastus Melvin "Ronce" Root.10, (Commodore Chauncey "C.C." Root Sr .9, Manna Root .8, James Root.7, Eleazar Root.6, Thomas Root.5, Joseph Root.4, Thomas Roote.3, John Root.2, Thomas Root.1) born: 26 April 1844, Vernon, Jennings County Indiana, died: 3 October 1892, aged 48 years 5 months and 7 days old, Walshville, Montgomery County Illinois, buried: Elmwood Cemetery, Litchfield, Montgomery County Illinois, son of; Commodore Chauncey Root and Cynthia Prather, married: 14 December 1865, Walshville, Montgomery County Illinois, Frances Ewing Barlow, born: 21 January 1847, Walshville, Montgomery County Illinois, died: 22 July 1933, Indianapolis, Marion County Indiana, buried: Washington Park East Cemetery, Indianapolis Indiana, daughter of: Rev. Joseph Barlow and Nancy Jane Blair, Children: Olive Cynthia "Ollie" (Root) Armstrong (Mrs Charles Allen Armstrong), George Commodore Root, Dr. Charles Clinton Root.
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aged 76 yrs 0 Mo. 5 days
Family Members
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William Henry Root
1841–1903
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Charles Root
1843 – unknown
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Erastus Melvin "Ronce" Root
1844–1892
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Pvt Thomas Benjamin Root
1845–1866
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David Hiram Root
1846–1930
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John Edward Root
1848–1853
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Mary Ellen Root
1850–1850
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Commodore Chauncey Root Jr
1851–1870
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Nancy Jane Root Snell
1853–1923
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Cynthia Alice Root Price
1855–1960
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Joseph Lane Root
1859–1958
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George Grant Root
1864–1944