"Quincy Daily Herald," Thursday, September 24, 1868 Page 2:
"Petit jurors appointed for the second week of the October civil term of the Circuit Court of Adams County, Illinois, to be held on the fourth Monday in said month, A. D., 1868, Clayton-A. C. McDowell."
"Quincy Daily Herald," Wednesday, April 23, 1884 Page 5:
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Transfers of real estate in Adams county, recorded for this day, April 29, 1884, as reported by E. H. Osborn for The Herald:
A. C. McDowell to N. W. Wright lot 185 Clayton........$100
"Quincy Whig," Thursday, October 31, 1889 Page 8:
"The following clerk has been notified that the following persons sent from this county to the Kankakee insane asylum will be taken to the asylum at Jacksonville on the 29th inst: Lucinda McDowell."
"Quincy Daily Whig," Tuesday, June 14, 1910 Page 5:
"John R. Wallace, as conservator of Lucinda McDowell, an insane person, made the following report to the county judge yesterday which was approved: The report shows that he had received $699.46 and had paid out the sum of $3930, leaving a balance of $680.16."
From: "Quincy Daily Herald," Saturday, December 02, 1893, Page 1:
"ATE DINNER AND DIED. The Sudden Ending of a Well Known Clayton Man.
Clayton, Dec. 1.-Abner McDowell, an old and well-known citizen of this place was found dead in his yard yesterday. He had evidently been there all night. He lived alone, his wife being in the insane asylum for a number of years."
"The direct cause of death was not determined at the inquest. He ate a hearty dinner Thursday at the home of a friend and was doubtlessly preparing to saw wood after returning home and fell dead in the effort."
"Petit jurors appointed for the second week of the October civil term of the Circuit Court of Adams County, Illinois, to be held on the fourth Monday in said month, A. D., 1868, Clayton-A. C. McDowell."
"Quincy Daily Herald," Wednesday, April 23, 1884 Page 5:
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Transfers of real estate in Adams county, recorded for this day, April 29, 1884, as reported by E. H. Osborn for The Herald:
A. C. McDowell to N. W. Wright lot 185 Clayton........$100
"Quincy Whig," Thursday, October 31, 1889 Page 8:
"The following clerk has been notified that the following persons sent from this county to the Kankakee insane asylum will be taken to the asylum at Jacksonville on the 29th inst: Lucinda McDowell."
"Quincy Daily Whig," Tuesday, June 14, 1910 Page 5:
"John R. Wallace, as conservator of Lucinda McDowell, an insane person, made the following report to the county judge yesterday which was approved: The report shows that he had received $699.46 and had paid out the sum of $3930, leaving a balance of $680.16."
From: "Quincy Daily Herald," Saturday, December 02, 1893, Page 1:
"ATE DINNER AND DIED. The Sudden Ending of a Well Known Clayton Man.
Clayton, Dec. 1.-Abner McDowell, an old and well-known citizen of this place was found dead in his yard yesterday. He had evidently been there all night. He lived alone, his wife being in the insane asylum for a number of years."
"The direct cause of death was not determined at the inquest. He ate a hearty dinner Thursday at the home of a friend and was doubtlessly preparing to saw wood after returning home and fell dead in the effort."
"Quincy Daily Herald," Thursday, September 24, 1868 Page 2:
"Petit jurors appointed for the second week of the October civil term of the Circuit Court of Adams County, Illinois, to be held on the fourth Monday in said month, A. D., 1868, Clayton-A. C. McDowell."
"Quincy Daily Herald," Wednesday, April 23, 1884 Page 5:
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Transfers of real estate in Adams county, recorded for this day, April 29, 1884, as reported by E. H. Osborn for The Herald:
A. C. McDowell to N. W. Wright lot 185 Clayton........$100
"Quincy Whig," Thursday, October 31, 1889 Page 8:
"The following clerk has been notified that the following persons sent from this county to the Kankakee insane asylum will be taken to the asylum at Jacksonville on the 29th inst: Lucinda McDowell."
"Quincy Daily Whig," Tuesday, June 14, 1910 Page 5:
"John R. Wallace, as conservator of Lucinda McDowell, an insane person, made the following report to the county judge yesterday which was approved: The report shows that he had received $699.46 and had paid out the sum of $3930, leaving a balance of $680.16."
From: "Quincy Daily Herald," Saturday, December 02, 1893, Page 1:
"ATE DINNER AND DIED. The Sudden Ending of a Well Known Clayton Man.
Clayton, Dec. 1.-Abner McDowell, an old and well-known citizen of this place was found dead in his yard yesterday. He had evidently been there all night. He lived alone, his wife being in the insane asylum for a number of years."
"The direct cause of death was not determined at the inquest. He ate a hearty dinner Thursday at the home of a friend and was doubtlessly preparing to saw wood after returning home and fell dead in the effort."
"Petit jurors appointed for the second week of the October civil term of the Circuit Court of Adams County, Illinois, to be held on the fourth Monday in said month, A. D., 1868, Clayton-A. C. McDowell."
"Quincy Daily Herald," Wednesday, April 23, 1884 Page 5:
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Transfers of real estate in Adams county, recorded for this day, April 29, 1884, as reported by E. H. Osborn for The Herald:
A. C. McDowell to N. W. Wright lot 185 Clayton........$100
"Quincy Whig," Thursday, October 31, 1889 Page 8:
"The following clerk has been notified that the following persons sent from this county to the Kankakee insane asylum will be taken to the asylum at Jacksonville on the 29th inst: Lucinda McDowell."
"Quincy Daily Whig," Tuesday, June 14, 1910 Page 5:
"John R. Wallace, as conservator of Lucinda McDowell, an insane person, made the following report to the county judge yesterday which was approved: The report shows that he had received $699.46 and had paid out the sum of $3930, leaving a balance of $680.16."
From: "Quincy Daily Herald," Saturday, December 02, 1893, Page 1:
"ATE DINNER AND DIED. The Sudden Ending of a Well Known Clayton Man.
Clayton, Dec. 1.-Abner McDowell, an old and well-known citizen of this place was found dead in his yard yesterday. He had evidently been there all night. He lived alone, his wife being in the insane asylum for a number of years."
"The direct cause of death was not determined at the inquest. He ate a hearty dinner Thursday at the home of a friend and was doubtlessly preparing to saw wood after returning home and fell dead in the effort."
Inscription
Cemeteries of Adams County (Clayton Township) Volume V Page 155 Row 7-S. to N:
"MCDOWELL, Abner C. d. 30 Nov 1893 aged 74 years, 1 mo.
Lucinda, his wife d. 24 Mar 1911 aged 82 years."
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