Census: 1880 Walworth, Walworth Co., Wisconsin: age 20

"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 42, No 28, p 8, July 15, 1886.
At Walworth, Wis., June 9th, 1886, of cerebro-spinal meningitis, Mrs. Lucy M. Coon, wife of Marshall Coon, in the 27th year of her age. She was the daughter of Dennis and Rebecca W. Campbell, born at Edgerton, Wis., Nov. 19, 1859. At six years of age, her parents moved to Walworth, where she lived until her death. At the age of eleven, in company with a sister and two brothers, she was baptized by Eld. James Bailey, and united with the Walworth Church, of which she was a faithful and greatly esteemed member at her death.
A year ago, while in attendance at the Milton College Commencement and at the association, she was taken ill and returned to her home, where she was very sick for many weeks. She never fully recovered her health from that illness. She was stricken again by a fearful malady, and after ten days of intense suffering, during which she prayed many times to be taken home, she passed into a semi unconscious state from which she never rallied. Death came to her a great release.
While I was her pastor at Walworth, I learned to esteem her for her mental gifts, lovely qualities and noble Christian character. She was intelligent and versatile in conversation, frank and open-hearted, graceful and winning in her manners, and of an even and cheerful disposition. Her highest pleasure was to make those about her cheerful and happy. She was gifted with the power of sweet song. Her sweet and well-trained voice, as she sang in the choir Sabbath mornings, and also in her home, still linger in my memory. She has joined the choir of heaven where she can praise him whom she loved in heavenly strains and harmony.
Sister Coon was spiritually minded, took a deep interest in the people of her faith, loved her Bible and was prayerful. She delighted in the fellowship and communion of Christians and especially of her own household of faith. She was catholic in spirit, broad-minded in her religious thought, and ever rejoiced in the prosperity of Zion. It was my pleasant privilege to unite her in holy wedlock to the husband who is so deeply bereaved by her death, and weighed down by his great sorrow. Her sweet Christian influence over him led him to seek and find the Saviour she so dearly loved. In a letter to her sister about it, she wrote, "I am so happy my hear bows in prayer and thanksgiving to him whose spirit has sent me this unspeakable joy."
A devoted wife, a loving daughter, a beloved sister, and esteemed neighbor and friend has passed through the gates into the glory-land, never more to pass out. May her infinite gain console the great loss felt by dear ones, and lead them to consecrated Christian lives and a blessed reunion in the "sweet bye and bye." Besides the stricken husband, a mother, three sisters, five brothers and a large number of relatives and friends are bereaved by her early death.
Her funeral services were conducted by Eld. S. H. Babcock, of Albion, Wis., from Job 14: 14, and John 11: 25. Her brothers laid away in Walworth Cemetery her body. It was a lovely day, full of the sweet perfume of flowers, shrubs and trees, a type of the beauty and glory of eternal day of heavenly life and joy. O. U. W.

Marshall Glen Coon 1856-1908  
Categories: Rev. William C. Daland Officiating, The Sabbath Recorder Obituary, Walworth, Wisconsin
"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 64, No 9, p 284, Mar. 2, 1908.
  At his home in Walworth, Wisconsin, February 20, 1908, of heart disease, Marshall Coon, in the 52d year of his age.
  Marshall Coon was the son of Benjamin F. and Martha Millard Coon and was born in the town of Oak Grove, Dodge Co., Wis., October 18, 1856.   When he was nearly four years old his mother died, and at the age of ten years he came to the town of Linn, Walworth Co., Wis., and grew up with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Millard.
  He married Miss Lucy Campbell, October 20, 1881.   She was spared to him but a few years and in 1877 he married Miss. Luella Crandall who with two sons survive him.
  He united in early life with the Walworth Seventh-day Baptist Church of which he was a member at the time of his death.   He was esteemed by all his friends and neighbors for his integrity and industry.
  Funeral services were held February 23, 1908, at the Walworth Seventh-day Baptist Church, conducted by President W. C. Daland.   Text, Ps. 102: 24.   Interment in the Walworth Cemetery.     W. C. D.
  
Census: 1880 Linn, Walworth Co., Wisconsin: age 22