"Death of J. Cecil - Homer Has Lost a Respected Resident - Rev. O. K Doney went to Homer this afternoon to preach the funeral service of the late James Cecil, a devoted member of the Homer Christian church, of which Rev. Mr. Doney is pastor. Mr. Cecil had been confined to bed for nearly a year with a disease similar to tuberculosis. He leaves a wife and four small children and many friends to mourn his loss." - Urbana Daily Courier, January 20, 1905, page 1
"The funeral of James Cecil took place Saturday afternoon, services being conducted by Rev. O. K. Doney at the Christian church, of which the deceased was a member. The interment was at Grand Army cemetery. Mr. Cecil is survived by a wife and four children, who are provided for by $1,600 insurance in the American Home Circle and $1,600 in the Fraternal army. " - Champaign Daily News January 25, 1905 page 7
"James Cecil, a well-known resident of Homer, and a member of the Christian church, died this week after suffering for nearly a year with a tubercular disease. He is survived by a wife and four small children. " - Champaign Daily News Saturday January 21, 1905 page 7 (Transcribed by the Homer Historical Society)
"The funeral of James Cecil took place Saturday afternoon, services being conducted by Rev. O. K. Doney at the Christian church, of which the deceased was a member. The interment was at Grand Army cemetery. Mr. Cecil is survived by a wife and four children, who are provided for by $1,600 insurance in the American Home Circle and $1,600 in the Fraternal army. " - Champaign Daily News January 25, 1905 page 7
"James Cecil, a well-known resident of Homer, and a member of the Christian church, died this week after suffering for nearly a year with a tubercular disease. He is survived by a wife and four small children. " - Champaign Daily News Saturday January 21, 1905 page 7 (Transcribed by the Homer Historical Society)
"Death of J. Cecil - Homer Has Lost a Respected Resident - Rev. O. K Doney went to Homer this afternoon to preach the funeral service of the late James Cecil, a devoted member of the Homer Christian church, of which Rev. Mr. Doney is pastor. Mr. Cecil had been confined to bed for nearly a year with a disease similar to tuberculosis. He leaves a wife and four small children and many friends to mourn his loss." - Urbana Daily Courier, January 20, 1905, page 1
"The funeral of James Cecil took place Saturday afternoon, services being conducted by Rev. O. K. Doney at the Christian church, of which the deceased was a member. The interment was at Grand Army cemetery. Mr. Cecil is survived by a wife and four children, who are provided for by $1,600 insurance in the American Home Circle and $1,600 in the Fraternal army. " - Champaign Daily News January 25, 1905 page 7
"James Cecil, a well-known resident of Homer, and a member of the Christian church, died this week after suffering for nearly a year with a tubercular disease. He is survived by a wife and four small children. " - Champaign Daily News Saturday January 21, 1905 page 7 (Transcribed by the Homer Historical Society)
"The funeral of James Cecil took place Saturday afternoon, services being conducted by Rev. O. K. Doney at the Christian church, of which the deceased was a member. The interment was at Grand Army cemetery. Mr. Cecil is survived by a wife and four children, who are provided for by $1,600 insurance in the American Home Circle and $1,600 in the Fraternal army. " - Champaign Daily News January 25, 1905 page 7
"James Cecil, a well-known resident of Homer, and a member of the Christian church, died this week after suffering for nearly a year with a tubercular disease. He is survived by a wife and four small children. " - Champaign Daily News Saturday January 21, 1905 page 7 (Transcribed by the Homer Historical Society)
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