Zenas Beal Kidder was the brother of Catherine D Kidder, wife of Theodorus Bennett. And the brother of Harriet P Kidder Hutchings, 2nd wife of Theodorus Bennett.
He married Emily B Dillon May 6, 1852.
Note: This is the only "Bratt" cemetery in Illinois. They are actually buried in the Pleasant Valley Cemetery, aka Bratt Cemetery, aka Old Sand Hill. To get to this cemetery, start in San Jose, Mason County, Illinois and go north to Coyote Road. Turn left on Coyote Road and go 1 mile. The cemetery is on the right, North side of Coyote Road. Coyote Road is the County Line with Tazewell County to the North and Mason County to the South. The physical location is in Malone Township, Tazewell County, Illinois. It took me a very long time to find it. There are several pictures taken by Al and Carol Martin that are posted on a genweb site for Tazewell County.
Friday December, 16, 1910 Daily Illinois State Register (Springfield, IL)
Zenas B. Kidder
San Jose, IL - Dec 15-
Zenas B Kidder, a former resident of this city, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs Charles Eyrse, in Rochester, Ind. Monday evening, Dec 12 at 5 o'clock.
Mr Kidder was born at Prospect, Me, Jan 23, 1831. He leaves four sisters, Mrs Callie Hadsall of Amorset, Mo, Mrs Lizzie Dillon of Smith Center, Kan., Mrs Mary Martin of Jacksonville, IL and Mrs Harriett Bennett of Tremont, IL. Three daughters and four sons, Mrs Ida Smiley and Emil Kidder of San Jose, IL, Mrs Charles Eyrse of Rochester, Ind, Albert Kidder of South Bend, Ind, and Mrs Florence Barton, Fred and George Kidder of Texhoma, Okla.
Mr Kidder was one of the oldest residents of this city, having in 1858, with Morgon, Dillon and Parker, laid the plat for San Jose.
He married Emily B Dillon May 6, 1852.
Note: This is the only "Bratt" cemetery in Illinois. They are actually buried in the Pleasant Valley Cemetery, aka Bratt Cemetery, aka Old Sand Hill. To get to this cemetery, start in San Jose, Mason County, Illinois and go north to Coyote Road. Turn left on Coyote Road and go 1 mile. The cemetery is on the right, North side of Coyote Road. Coyote Road is the County Line with Tazewell County to the North and Mason County to the South. The physical location is in Malone Township, Tazewell County, Illinois. It took me a very long time to find it. There are several pictures taken by Al and Carol Martin that are posted on a genweb site for Tazewell County.
Friday December, 16, 1910 Daily Illinois State Register (Springfield, IL)
Zenas B. Kidder
San Jose, IL - Dec 15-
Zenas B Kidder, a former resident of this city, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs Charles Eyrse, in Rochester, Ind. Monday evening, Dec 12 at 5 o'clock.
Mr Kidder was born at Prospect, Me, Jan 23, 1831. He leaves four sisters, Mrs Callie Hadsall of Amorset, Mo, Mrs Lizzie Dillon of Smith Center, Kan., Mrs Mary Martin of Jacksonville, IL and Mrs Harriett Bennett of Tremont, IL. Three daughters and four sons, Mrs Ida Smiley and Emil Kidder of San Jose, IL, Mrs Charles Eyrse of Rochester, Ind, Albert Kidder of South Bend, Ind, and Mrs Florence Barton, Fred and George Kidder of Texhoma, Okla.
Mr Kidder was one of the oldest residents of this city, having in 1858, with Morgon, Dillon and Parker, laid the plat for San Jose.
Zenas Beal Kidder was the brother of Catherine D Kidder, wife of Theodorus Bennett. And the brother of Harriet P Kidder Hutchings, 2nd wife of Theodorus Bennett.
He married Emily B Dillon May 6, 1852.
Note: This is the only "Bratt" cemetery in Illinois. They are actually buried in the Pleasant Valley Cemetery, aka Bratt Cemetery, aka Old Sand Hill. To get to this cemetery, start in San Jose, Mason County, Illinois and go north to Coyote Road. Turn left on Coyote Road and go 1 mile. The cemetery is on the right, North side of Coyote Road. Coyote Road is the County Line with Tazewell County to the North and Mason County to the South. The physical location is in Malone Township, Tazewell County, Illinois. It took me a very long time to find it. There are several pictures taken by Al and Carol Martin that are posted on a genweb site for Tazewell County.
Friday December, 16, 1910 Daily Illinois State Register (Springfield, IL)
Zenas B. Kidder
San Jose, IL - Dec 15-
Zenas B Kidder, a former resident of this city, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs Charles Eyrse, in Rochester, Ind. Monday evening, Dec 12 at 5 o'clock.
Mr Kidder was born at Prospect, Me, Jan 23, 1831. He leaves four sisters, Mrs Callie Hadsall of Amorset, Mo, Mrs Lizzie Dillon of Smith Center, Kan., Mrs Mary Martin of Jacksonville, IL and Mrs Harriett Bennett of Tremont, IL. Three daughters and four sons, Mrs Ida Smiley and Emil Kidder of San Jose, IL, Mrs Charles Eyrse of Rochester, Ind, Albert Kidder of South Bend, Ind, and Mrs Florence Barton, Fred and George Kidder of Texhoma, Okla.
Mr Kidder was one of the oldest residents of this city, having in 1858, with Morgon, Dillon and Parker, laid the plat for San Jose.
He married Emily B Dillon May 6, 1852.
Note: This is the only "Bratt" cemetery in Illinois. They are actually buried in the Pleasant Valley Cemetery, aka Bratt Cemetery, aka Old Sand Hill. To get to this cemetery, start in San Jose, Mason County, Illinois and go north to Coyote Road. Turn left on Coyote Road and go 1 mile. The cemetery is on the right, North side of Coyote Road. Coyote Road is the County Line with Tazewell County to the North and Mason County to the South. The physical location is in Malone Township, Tazewell County, Illinois. It took me a very long time to find it. There are several pictures taken by Al and Carol Martin that are posted on a genweb site for Tazewell County.
Friday December, 16, 1910 Daily Illinois State Register (Springfield, IL)
Zenas B. Kidder
San Jose, IL - Dec 15-
Zenas B Kidder, a former resident of this city, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs Charles Eyrse, in Rochester, Ind. Monday evening, Dec 12 at 5 o'clock.
Mr Kidder was born at Prospect, Me, Jan 23, 1831. He leaves four sisters, Mrs Callie Hadsall of Amorset, Mo, Mrs Lizzie Dillon of Smith Center, Kan., Mrs Mary Martin of Jacksonville, IL and Mrs Harriett Bennett of Tremont, IL. Three daughters and four sons, Mrs Ida Smiley and Emil Kidder of San Jose, IL, Mrs Charles Eyrse of Rochester, Ind, Albert Kidder of South Bend, Ind, and Mrs Florence Barton, Fred and George Kidder of Texhoma, Okla.
Mr Kidder was one of the oldest residents of this city, having in 1858, with Morgon, Dillon and Parker, laid the plat for San Jose.
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