1910 Stephenson County, Illinois Census, Freeport Ward 3, page 184B
Barnes, Minnie........head..fw.....65..wid..NY NY NY...child:3/1
.............Albert.........son....mw....36..wid..IL PA NY...electircal-shop
Guiteau, Luther...nephew..mw...53...s....IL NY NY...manager-picture
..............Flora.......n...........fw.....55...s....IL NY NY
History of the Descendants of John Dwight Vol 2 page 613
Edward Champion Dwight, b. at Clinton, Miss., Nov. 13, 1840
m. Sept. 4, 1866, Minnie S. Guiteau, (dau. of Abram B Guiteau
of Freeport, Ill., and Emily Redfield). He was a jeweller and
music dealer at Freeport, Ill. (E.C. Dwight & Co.), having been
previously bookkeeper for two years in a like establishment at
Chicago, Ill. He was a Union soldier in the late war, and enlisted
as a musician (having too poor health to be accepted for carrying
a musket) in Co. F of the 8th Wis. Regt., and served his country
for 18 months an an enthusiastic patriot, delighting to make music
for those who could fight the battles, which he could not.
He d. at Minneapolis April 28, 1869, of concumption, as the final
result of the effects of an attack of typhoid pneumonia when a
soldier. His widow m. May 2, 1871, Walter Graham Barnes, an
agricultural merchant in Freeport, Ill. He had one child;
1- Minnie Ida Dwight, b. Oct 24, 1869.Genealogy of the Pelton Family in America, by J.M. Pelton
Albany, N.Y.: Joe Munsells Sons, 1892
The children of this marriage(Almira Marietta & Rev. Holden Dwight)
1- Edward Champion, b. at Clinton, Miss. Nov 13, 1840; m. at
Freeport, Ill., Sept. 4, 1866, Minnie Guitteau, of that place. He
died at Minneapolis, Minn, Apr. 28, 1869, of consumption
resulting from an attack of typhoid pneumonia, after the second
battle at Corinth, Miss., in 1862. He was a musician in 8th Wis.
Vol. Inft.; was discharged for permanent disability, returned home
and entered the jewelry business, which he continued to his death.
He left one child, a daughter who died June 20, 1882.
Dinwiddie, William A. (1839 - 1901)
b. 26 Aug 1839
d. 4 Nov 1901
father: Dinwiddie, William(1796 - )
mother: Burnsides, Martha E.(*1806 - )William Dinwiddie was war correspondent for Harper's Weekly in the Cuban War and in regard to the Boer War in South Africa. He has written an interesting book on Puerto Rico. In 1899 He was in Manila writing for Harper and the New York Herald. "He was educated in the public schools of Northern Indiana. He graduated as a physician in Philadelphia in 1860, but preferred a military life. In 1862 he entered the U.S. Army as a member of the noted 22nd Iowa Infantry. After the war closed he entered the regualar army. He was for twenty years Second and then First Lieutenant, from 1866 to 1886, when he was retired on account of injuries received in frontier duty. Although on the retired list he was still detailed to do duty as a military instructor and was promoted to the rank of Major. After leaving Champaign he was detailed to the Iowa Wesleyan University from 1887 to 1891, and then to the Iowa State Normal School where he was Commandant of the military department till "relieved because of illness, September 1901. He died November 4, 1901." The following are some extracts from the publishe account of the "Funeral of Major Dinwiddie". At one o'clock yesterday the immediate friends of the Majory and Mrs Dinwiddie and the honorary pallbearers, representing the business interests of Cedar Falls, gathered at the family residence to
accompany Mrs. Dinwiddie and the son and daughter to the Normal Auditorium where the services were held. Six of the Normal cadets were bearers. The casket was of the army gray broadcloth, covered with a wealth of beautiful, flowers. The spacious Auditorium was eloborately draped with flags and the national colors. The seating capacity is about two thousand and the room was filled with the students, faculty, friends, citizens, and members of the G.A.R. who assembled to do honor to the
soldier who for ten years had made his home with us. After the closing prayer, the procession started for Fairview Cemetery, escorted by Majory Olmsted and his cadets and the Normal band. At the cemetery three volleys were fired over the grave, the last bugle sounded, and the impressive services were ended. The Majory]'s fine black horse "Belmont" with his empty saddle and reversed stirrup was led behind the hears. His Cadets, scattered all over the world, will mourn when they learn that his duties are done, his arms laid down, and his saddle forever empty.
spouse: Guiteau, Harriet Sophia (1847 - 1872)- m. 28 Dec 1865
----------child: Dinwiddie, William (1867 - )
spouse: Kilpatrick, Ella (*1848 - ) - m. 27 Feb 1878 in Washington, D. C.
----------child: Dinwiddie, William (1867 - )
----------child: Dinwiddie, Daisy (*1876 - )
1880 Grayson County, Texas Census, Denison, 167B
Guiteau, Frank R.....self...wm...s...30...NY NY NY...druggist1900 Stephenson County, Illinois Census, Freeport Ward 2, page 284A
Guiteau, Francis R...head..wm..Sep 1849...50..md:18..NY NY NY..druggist
..............Eva A.........wife....wf....Mar 1860..40..md:18...IL IL IL
..............Emma A......dau....wf....Aug 1882..17....s.........TX NY IL..at school1930 Wagoner County, Oklahoma Census, Wagoner Dist 24, page 2A
Reed, Allcene G....head...fw..47..wid..TX NY IL ..proprietor-drug store
Guiteau, Eva........mother..fw..70..wid..IL IL ILBiographical Souvenir of The State of Texas, by Susan Hawkins of the Fannin County
Genweb page
Grancis R. Guiteau. Located on Main Street, in
Denison, Grayson county, is the drug store of
Guiteau & Wakdribm the senior member of the
firm being the subject of this sketch.
Francis R. Guiteau, was born in Sacket's Harbor
State of New York, on the 23d day of September, 1849.
He is the son of Abraham B. and Emily (Redfield) Guiteau,
and his grandfathers were Francis Guiteau, of Connecticut,
and Theophilus Redfield of Watertown, New York. The
Guiteau family on the paternal side were early pioneers of
Connecticut and were all physicians of high standing where
they resided. Subject's great-grandfather was a Dr. Francis
Guiteau, a native of the Nutmeg State. On both the
paternal and maternal side the early progenitors were
participants in the Revolutionary War and in the War of 1812.
Abraham B., the subject's father, was a merchant of Sacket's
Harbor, where the first four years of Francis R. were spent.
The family, however, removed to Illinois, where Francis
entered the extensive drug establishment of E.H. Sargent,
of Chicago, and gave his time and attention to careful study
of the various mineral and vegetable substances known to
the practical druggist. The year of 1879, during the spring
months, found the subject located at Denison, Grayson
county, Texas, where he engaged in the drug business with
Mr. Waldron.
The 7th day of September, 1881, brought the consummation
of the nuptials of Francis R. Guiteau to Miss Eva Richardson,
a native of Rushville, Illinois. since that time Mr. and Mrs.
Guiteau have resided in Denison and the family have been
increased in number by one bright, rosy cheeked little girl,
making music with her childish prattle.
The writer of this sketch called on Mr. and Mrs. Guiteau
at their residence and was there shown some rare curiosities
handed down to posterity by the ancient Guiteaus.
Undoubtedly the most interesting feature of the numerous
articles there seen were two old geographical publications,
dating back to the seventeenth century, with the name of the
first owner of the fly leaf. The ideas and opionions then held
of this great American continent, according to the information
therein recorded, were very limited compared to the development
and enterprise of America in this nineteenth century. Texas was
at that time, so far as the early explorers' and settlers' knowledge
extended, non est.
1930 Wagoner County, Oklahoma Census, Wagoner Dist 24, page 2A
Reed, Allcene G....head...fw..47..wid..TX NY IL ..proprietor-drug store
Guiteau, Eva........mother..fw..70..wid..IL IL IL
345. EMMA ALLCENE GUITEAU
1930 Wagoner County, Oklahoma Census, Wagoner Dist 24, page 2A
Reed, Allcene G....head...fw..47..wid..TX NY IL ..proprietor-drug store
Guiteau, Eva........mother..fw..70..wid..IL IL IL
156. FRANCES GUITEAU
Illinois Statewide Marriage Index
George Scoville md Frances Guiteau
11 Jan 1853
Cook County, Illinois
Vol: 1
OCCUPATION; teacher Chicago Public Schools: SCOVILLE FAMILY HISTORY: Jennie M. (Scoville) Holley and Homer Worthington Brainard, compilers, ARTHUR SCOVELL AND HIS DESCENDANTS IN AMERICA; 1660-1900; Rutland VT, The Tuttle Publishing Co, 1941; p 149; Book in poss of Michael Haase, St. Louis Park MN.
157. JOHN WILSON GUITEAU
NOT ENTERED
Michigan Marriages 1851-75
1-John Gatow
spouse: Mina Gatow
marriage date: 9 May 1858
county: Wayne
state: Michigan
2- Christopher Gatow
spouse: Sophia Heiden
marriage date: 15 Apr 1861
county: Wayne
state: MichiganName: GUITEAU, John
Date: 15 Jul. 1881
Paper: NV: Humboldt Co: Silver State
Page 2:2
Topics: CRIME & CRIMINALS. Assassination. MENTAL HEALTH; Body: John Wilson Guitteau, a brother of the assassin, gives a short family history.Scrapbook of Millerton Area 1890s, 1900s
Copy Obtained from J. Kelsey Jones
Typed for Tri-Counties by April Barnes
The next place I heard of him(Charles Julius Guiteau) was in Boston, where he joined his brother, JOHN W. GUITEAU, who is a prominent insurance man in Boston, and has acquired universal fame in this country as a statistician on life insurance matters. He did quite well in Boston, I understand. I have been telling my wife for years past that the only fit place for him was a lunatic asylum, but he was her favorite brother, and she would never agree to let him be sent to an asylum, although she consulted Dr. J.1880 Suffolk County, Massachusetts Census, Boston page 180A
Guiteau, John..........self..wm...md...47...MI NY NY..agent in life insurance
..............Missouri.....wife..wf....md...49...IN KY SC...keeping house
..............Charles C...son..wm....s.....22...IA MI IN....clerk in life insurance
..............Gertrude....dau...wf.....s.....16...IA MI IN....attends school
Mulcahy, Annie......other...wf.....s.....19...Ire Ire Ire...servant
349. CHARLES C. GUITEAU
1900 New York County, New York, Manhatten Burough page 131
Guiteau, Charles.....head..wm...Mar 18-8....42...s...IA MI IN...clerk1920 Berkshire County, Massachusetts Census, Pittsfield
Guiteau, Charles......head...mw...61...md...IA MI IN.......none
..............Nellie C......wife.....fw.....57...md...NY PA NY..dressmaker-at home
Pittsfield, Berkshire County, Massachusetts Deaths
GUITEAU, Charles C.
Oct. 1, 1925
age 67 yrs. 7 mos.
(3 Orchard)
164. LYDIA JANE BRIMHALL
1870 LaSalle Co., Illinois Census, Mission Twp page 444a
Phillips, John 38 m farmer MA
Lydia 33 f Keeping house IN
Frank 16 m farm laborer NY
Arthur 1 m ILIllinois Statewide Marriage Index 1763-1900
John Phillip md Lydia Jane Brimhall La Salle Co., IL 15 May 1869
Lic #:2150
California Deaths 1940-97
surname: Phillips
given name: Charles
middle name: Eaton
sex: m
birth date: 3 Feb 1877
death date: 14 Jun 1945
birth place: Illinois
death place: Los Angeles
mother's maiden name: Brimhall
father's surname: Phillips
165. SAMUEL M. BRIMHALL
Illinois Marriage Records 1851-1900
Samuel Brimhall md Lucinda B. Crum 10 Mar 1870 Kendall Co., IL
Vol: A 1 Page: 0144Iowa Cemetery Records
Samuel M. Brimhall b: 1838 d: 1936 cemetery: State Centernotes: C.W. Vet
Marshall County, IowaRoster of the 36th Illinois Infantry, on its final muster & acceptance into service
departure from: Camp Hammond to Missouri
Captain: Porter C. Olson 1st Lieutenant: George F. Stonax
2d Lieutenant: Martin C. Wilson Enlisted Men: Samuel Brimhall, MusicianCivil War Service Records
1- Samuel M. Brimhall Company: F Unit: 36 Illinois Infantry
Induction Rank: Musician Discharge Rank: Musician Army: Union
2- Samuel M. Brimhall Company: H Unit: 88 Ill. Inf. Notes: 36 Ill. Volunteers
Induction Rank: Farrier Discharge Rank: Musician Army: UnionCivil War Pension Index
Samuel Brimhall State filed: Iowa1870 Marshall County, Iowa Census, State Center Twp page 513 - ancestry.com pg393
Brimhall, Samuel 32 m w Druggist 2200 3000 IL
Lucinda 26 f w keeping house NY1900 Marshall County, Iowa Census page 286a
Brimhall, Samuel head wm Jan 1838 62 md:30 IN NY IN md in Mar
Lucinda wife wf Sep 1844 55 md:30 NY NY NY md in Mar
Alice dau wf Jun 1886 14 s IA IL IL1920 Manatee County, Florida Census, Palmetto City ED#113
Brimhall, Samuel M. head mw 81 md IN NY PA
Lucinda B. wife fw 72 md NY NY NY==============================================================
Portrait and Biographical Record of Jasper, Marshall and Grundy
Counties,
Iowa ... Chicago: Biographical Publishing Co., 1894. Salem:
Higginson Book Co., 1994? [Reprint]S. M. BRIMHALL
Is the druggist and furniture merchant of State Centre, Marshall
County, where he is one of the first citizens. He owns considerable real
estate in this locality, and has an extensive trade in drugs and furniture. Our
subject was born near Lawrenceburgh, Dearborn County, Ind., January 30,
1838, and is a son of Horace J. and Jane (McMath) Brimhall. The former was
born on the Conhocton River, in Steuben County, N. Y., April 4, 1810.
His father, Sylvenus Brimhall, a native of one of the New England States,
was a soldier in the Revolutionary War and was of English descent. On the
maternal side, our subject's grandmother, Lydia Guiteau, was the
daughter of a prominent French surgeon, who had the distinction of coming to
America in the same ship with LaFayette. The family first settled near Benton,
Mass. Our subject's grandfather served in the War of 1812, and removed to
McHenry County, Ill., about 1840, where he died at the age of eighty years.Horace J. Brimhall, the father of our subject, was the eldest in a family of
eight children, six sons and two daughters. He had the advantage of a
good education; he read law, and was admitted to the Bar, after which he
practiced in Illinois. In 1835, he married the daughter of Samuel McMath,
who was born in Scotland and came to the United States in his boyhood.
Our subject's mother was born in Pennsylvania in 1812 and came to Indiana
with her parents. George, a brother of Horace J., a man of great culture
and piety, was a Congregational preacher in early life, but later left the
faith and cast in his lot with the Mormons at Salt Lake City, where he
became a prominent Mormon preacher, and at last accounts was alive. Samuel,
another brother, was a Baptist minister, and died in Illinois. Noah joined
the Mormon Church, became a civil engineer and is reputed to have made a
fortune. Andrew, still another brother, went to California in the early
days and was lost track of.
The gentleman whose name heads this sketch is one of eight children,
and the eldest of four sons. Lydia J. married John Phillips, a farmer in La Salle
County, Ill., Horace J. is a mechanic of Kendall County, Ill, and the
husband of Jane Lanbaugh; Mary grew to womanhood, but died single; C.W.
wedded Martha Sleeser and is engaged in the drug business at Schaller,
Sac County, this state; Lucinda became the wife of Joseph Calahan, a
farmer of Kendall County; Amelia, wife of Eugene Warren, lives in Kendall
County, Ill., where her husband is engaged in contracting and bridge building;
and Henry is a resident of Kendall County. The father died in Kendall
County January 10, 1883, and his wife in March, two years later.
When Mr. Brimhall of this sketch was an infant of two years, the
family left Indiana for Illinois, where he grew up on a farm and received a fair
education. When the late Civil War came on, he promptly tendered his
services to his country at the first call for troops, and we find his name
enrolled as a member of Company F, Thirty-sixth Illinois Infantry, July 10,
1861. He soon went to Missouri, joining General Sigel's command, and
was in the battle of Pea Ridge. He served for three years and three
months, and took part in thirteen of the great battles, among them being
Perrysville, Stone River, Chickamauga, Mission Ridge, Resaca, Jonesborough,
Atlanta, New Hope Church, Rocky Face and Kenesaw Mountain. He was
three times wounded, the first time in the right side, at the battle of Perrysville, and
for eight months he was confined to the hospital at Louisville. At Chickamauga
he was wounded in the left hand. Much of the time after receiving his first
injury he was not able to do duty in the ranks, and was assigned to he surgeon's
department. For some time he was assistant to the field surgeon, and it was
while acting in this capacity that he received his third wound. He was
discharged at Atlanta, Ga., October 23, 1863. On his return from the south,
Mr. Brimhall came to State Centre and studied medicine, afterward engaging
in the drug business. He never practiced to any great extent, as his constantly
growing trade took all of his attention. When he began as a druggist it
was on a small scale, as he had only about $700, which he had saved while
in the army, but by close attention to the wants of his patrons he has acquired
a comfortable fortune. On the 10th of March, 1873, our subject was united
in marriage with Miss Luta, daughter of William Crum. She was born in
Pennsylvania, and is a lady of education and culture. Mr. And Mrs. Brimhall
have no children of their own, but have adopted a little girl seven years old
called Alice, of whom they are as fond as if she were actually their own.
Fraternally, Mr. Brimhall is a Mason and a prominent member of the Grand
Army of the Republic. In politics, he was first a Republican, casting his
first ballot for Lincoln. Later he became a Democrat, and at the present
time is affiliated with the People's party. He has always refused official
positions, but has served in the City Council.
352. MARY ALICE BRIMHALL
PatSproataol.com
I have a Letter of Guardianshp in the name of Mary Alice Brimhall, Marshall county Iowa, April 15 1896 where she was a heir at law of John McCauley Livingston County
Illinois. John McCauley and Hester Milligan had a daughter Mary McCauley who
married John E. Lucas and this Mary Alice Lucas was the one that S. M. Brimhall
had the guardianship of.
166. HORACE J. BRIMHALL
Illinois Marriage Records 1851-1900 Ancestry.com
Horace Brimhall md Allena J. Lawbaugh
4 Jul 1870
Henry Co., IL
Vol: 00B
Page:0030
License #:01870214USGenWeb (roots web) Illinois
1-father: Horace J. Brimhall Jr. mother: Allena Jane Lawbaugh
child: Charles H. b: 30 Aug 1884
2-father: Horace J. Brimhall Jr. mother: Allena Jane Lawbaugh
child: Edna May b: 28 Nov 18801870 LaSalle County, Illinois Census, Mission Twp - ancestry.com page 12
155 153 Brimhall, Horace J. 26 m w laborer IL
Jennie 18 f w keeping house IL
(next to Horace Brimhall)1910 Kendall County, Illinois Census, Fox Twp, pg 215b
Brimhall, Horace......head...mw...66...md:1:40....IL MA PA
..............Jane..........wife.....fw.....58...md:1:40....OH PA PA
Nelson, Doris.........g-dau....fw......2......s.............IL IL ILMillington Cemetery, Millington, Kendall, Illinois (personal visit & photos)
Horace J. Brimhall 1843 - 1913
Allena J. Lawbaugh, his wife 1852 - 1923
Ella Editha 1877 - 1888
Edna May Nelson 1880 - 1909
(all names on one stone)
353. ELLA EDITHA BRIMHALL
Millington Cemetery, Millington, Kendall Co., Illinois (personal visit
& photos)
Ella Editha Brimhall daughter of Horace J. Jr & Allena Brimhall
1877 - 1878
168. CHARLES W. BRIMHALL
Illinois Marriage Records 1851-1900 Ancestry.com
Charles W. Brimhall md Mattie Sleezer 3 Jun 1874 Kendall Co., IL"Portrait and Biographical Record of Jasper, Marshall and Grundy Counties, Iowa" 1894
Biography of S.M. Brimhall
C.W. Brimhall (brother of S.M. Brimhall) wedded Martha Sleeser and is engaged in
the drug business at Schaller, Sac County, this state (Iowa)1880 Marshall County, Iowa Census, State Center page 214D
Brimhall, C.W. self m w md 32 Druggist IL NY PA
Marthia A wife f w md 30 keeping house IL NY NY
Willard son m w s 2 IL IL IL1920 Manatee County, Florida census, Palmetto City ED#113
Brimhall, Charles W. head mw 71 wid IL NY PA druggist
Lucy R. dau fw 33 s IA IL IL stenographer1930 Sac County, Iowa Census, Schaller pg 5B
Brimhall, Charles W.......head...mw...82...wd...IL NY PA
...............Lucy...............dau.....fw.....47....s....IA IL ILSchaller Cemetery, Eureka Township, Sac County, Iowa
1- Brimhall, Lucile K
1883 - 1973
row 6
2- Brimhall, Charles W. *
1877 - 1957
row 6
3- Brimhall, Nellie Mae *
1883 - 1976
row 6
4- Brimhall, Mary G
1867 - 1918
row 10
5- Brimhall, Martha A. *
1849 - 1896
row 10
6- Brimhall, Charles W. *
1848 - 1941
row 10
356. CHARLES WILLIARD BRIMHALL
1900 Marshall County, Iowa Census, State Center - page 286
Brimhall, Willard head wm Jul 1871 28 md: 4 IL IL OH
Nellie wife wf May 1876 24 md: 4 IA PA PA children: 01920 Marshall County, Iowa Census ED 171
Brimhall, Walter head mw 47 md IL IL OH retail mcht.
Nellie wife fw 43 md IA OH PA
Marian niece fw 13 s IA IA IA1930 Marshall County, Iowa Census, State Center Twp pg 10A
Brimhall, Walter F.......head...wm...58...md:22...IL IL OH....druggist
..............Nellie M........wife.....wf....53...md:19...IA PA PA
169. ANN LUCINDA BRIMHALL
Illinois Marriage Records, 1851-1900
Lucinda Brimhall md Joseph C. Calahan
19 Dec 1872
Dekalb Co., ILIllinois Statewide Death Index
last name: Calahan
first name: Lucinda
middle name: Ann
sex/race: f/w
age: unknown
certificate #: 0013293
death date: 1918-06-13
county: Dekalb
city: Sandwich
date filed: 18-06-13
"Portrait and Biographical Record of Jasper, Marshall and Grundy
Counties Iowa" 1894
Biography of S.M. Brimhall
Lucinda (sister of S.M. Brimhall)
became the wife of Joseph Calahan,
a farmer of Kendall County.1900 La Salle County, Illinois Census, Northville Twp., pg 293a
Calahan, John C..........head..wm..Nov 1845...54...md:26...PA PA Wales...farmer
..............Lucinda.........wife.....wf...Feb 1850....50...md:26...IL MA PA........child:6/5
..............Allie M............dau.....wf...Feb 1881....19.....s.........IL PA IL..........at school
..............Jennie E.........dau.....wf...Dec 1884...15.....s.........IL PA IL..........at school
..............Florence A......dau.....wf...Feb 1888....12.....s........IL PA IL...........at school1910 Dekalb County, Illinois Census, Sandwich Twp., page 243b
Calahan, Joseph..........head...wm..64..md:1:34...PA PA Wales..farmer
..............Lucinda A.....wife.....wf...59...md:1:34...IL IN IN...........child:5/4
..............Florence........dau.....wf...20....s.............IL PA IL...........trained nurse-gen practice1920 Dekalb County, Illinois Census, Sandwich, page
Calahan, Joseph.....head..wm...74...wid...PA PA Wales...realestate dealer
La Salle County, Illinois Census, Northville Twp., pg 293a
Calahan, John C..........head..wm..Nov 1845...54...md:26...PA PA Wales...farmer
..............Lucinda.........wife.....wf...Feb 1850....50...md:26...IL MA PA........child:6/5
..............Allie M............dau.....wf...Feb 1881....19.....s.........IL PA IL..........at school
..............Jennie E.........dau.....wf...Dec 1884...15.....s.........IL PA IL..........at school
..............Florence A......dau.....wf...Feb 1888....12.....s........IL PA IL...........at schoolIllinois Statewide Death Index
last name: Calahan
first name: Joseph
middle name: Conrad
sex/race: w/m
age: unknown
certificate #: 0190295
death date: 1928-10-20
county: De Kalb
city: Sandwich
date filed: 28-10-23
358. ALLENA MAE CALAHAN
Kendall County, Illinois - List of Bride's & Groom's Parents
bride: Allena Mae Callahan
father: Joseph C. Callahan
mother: Lucinda A. Brunbase
book: 2
170. AMELIA BRIMHALL
"Portrait and Biographical Record of Jasper, Marshall and Grundy
Counties, Iowa" 1894
Biography of S.M. Brimhall
Amelia (sister of S.M. Brimhall) wife of Eugene Warren,
lives in Kendall County, Ill., where her husband is engaged
in contracting and bridge building.Illinois Statewide Marriage Index 1763-1900
Amelia E. Brinhall md Eugene Warren
1 Jan 1891
La Salle County, Illinois
Vol: 3 Page: 80
Lic: 5786Illinois Statewide Death Index
last name: Warren
first name: Amelia
middle name: Ellen
sex/race: f/w
age: unknown
certificate #: 2450487
death date: 1927-10-15
county: Kane
city: Aurora
date filed: 27-10-18
1900 Kane County, Illinois Census, 1 Ward Aurora, page 300
Warren, Eugene.......head..wm...Jan 1849...51...md:10...NY NY NY..bridge builder
..............Amelia.........wife....wf....Jul 1852....47....md:10..IL MA PA....child:2/2
..............Forest H......son....wm...Nov 1892....7......s........IL NY IL.....student
..............Harroll..........won...wm...Apr 1894.....6......s........IL NY IL.....student1910 Kane County, Illinois Census, 1 Ward Aurora, page 20b
Warren, Eugene.......head...wm...60..md:1:19....NY NY NY
..............Amelia.........wife.....wf....57...md:1:19...IL MA PA..child:2/2
..............Forrist..........son......wm...17.....s...........IL NY IL
..............Harold.........son......wm....16.....s..........IL NY IL
Fitch, John.............boarder...wm....50.....s..........PA PA PA1920 Kane County, Illinois Census, Aurora, page 5b
Warren, Eugene......head...wm...68...md...NY US US...carpenter-railroad
..............Amelia........wife.....wf....67...md...IL MA PA....none
..............Harold.........son....wm...25....s ....IL NY IL.......accountant-railroad
1900 Kane County, Illinois Census, 1 Ward Aurora, page 300
Warren, Eugene.......head..wm...Jan 1849...51...md:10...NY NY NY..bridge builder
..............Amelia.........wife....wf....Jul 1852....47....md:10..IL MA PA....child:2/2
..............Forest H......son....wm...Nov 1892....7......s........IL NY IL.....student
..............Harroll..........son...wm...Apr 1894.....6......s........IL NY IL.....studentIllinois Statewide Death Index
last name: Warren
first name: Eugene
middle name: B.
sex/race: m/w
age: unknown
certificate #: 2450461
death date: 1922-11-09
county: Kane
city: Aurora
date filed: 22-11-10
171. HENRY E. BRIMHALL
Civil War Service Records:
Henry Brimhall Company: K Unit: 84 Illinois Infantry
Induction Rank: Private
Discharge Rank: Private Union ArmyIowa Marriages 1851-1900
Henry E. Brimhall md Lucretia E. Jasinsky
7 Jun 1894
Boone County, IowaMillington Cemetery, Millington, Kendall, Illinois (personal visit and
photos)
Lucretia Brimhall 1871 - 1941
Henry Brimhall 1858 - 1943
(same stone)1900 LaSalle County, Illinois Census, Mission Twp page 291a
Brimhall, Henry head wm May 1858 42 md:5 IL PA OH farmer
Lucretia E wife wf Jun 1871 28 md:5 IA PA PA
Clarence son wm Jun 1898 1 s IL IL IA1920 DeKalb County, Illinois Census, Sandwich ED# 36 - anc.com pg 6
Brimhall, Henry head wm md 60 IL IN IN manager-general farm
Lucretia wife wf md 48 IA PA IN
Clarence son wm s 21 IL IL IL stenographer-officeIndex of Death Certificates, Illinois
Henry Brimhall
mw
certificate #: 0000758
death: 21 Nov 1943
county: Kane
city: Elgin
Index of Illinois Death Certificates
Lucretia E. Brimhall
fw
age:69
certificate #: 0000154
death: 30 May 1941
county: De Kalb
city: Sandwich