Census: 1880 Pleasant Springs, Dane Co., Wisconsin: age 18, at home

"The Sabbath Recorder", early 1915.
Mrs. Erma Luella Coon, daughter of Frances Greene and Morris Crandall, was born in Utica, Wis., December 27, 1860, and passed to the heavenly home from her home in Walworth, Wis., January 12, 1915.
Mrs. Coon was married, December 27, 1887, to Marshall Coon, who died February 21, 1908. Three children came to bless this happy home, Clyde, Martha Frances, who died in infancy, and Glenn. A sister, Mrs. M. G. Stillman, of Lost Creek, W. Va., a brother, Mr. O. G. Crandall, of Milton Junction, are still living, while a brother, Elba De Forest Crandall, passed away some years ago. These children, the sister and brother, together with many kinfolk and friends, sorrow at the loss of so devoted a woman, and so helpful a friend.
Mrs. Coon joined the Walworth Seventh Day Baptist Church in 1888, having previously been a member of the Utica Church, with which she united when sixteen years of age. A consistent Christian life she endeavored to live throughout the years, and bravely faced trial, burden, and responsibility, and her neighborly kindness was attested to by the very large attendance at the farewell service and the floral tributes brought.
The pastor, Rev. H. Eugene Davis, conducted the services at the home and later at the church, a quartet sang "In the Secret of His Presence," "Still, Still With Thee," and "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere," and interment was made in the Walworth Cemetery. H. E. D.

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