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| MAJORVILLE CEMETERY HANCOCK COUNTY, ILLINOIS |
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| Author - Marcia Farina |
| Perhaps time had dimmed memory, perhaps it was nothing more than human error in a news item, or perhaps an incorrect date of death was inscribed on Annie's tombstone. Let us presume the inscription is accurate.
Ann E. Parker, daughter of Three weeks later Annie died from measles and was buried at Majorville Cemetery, less than a mile from where she was born. When Rebecca Parker died in 1907, there were at least two obituaries published for her. The Republican reported that Annie had died in April of 1879. About a week later, The LaHarper reported that Annie had died six weeks after her marriage. That misstatement was repeated in the obituaries of Annie's sister, Ada, and brother, Lemuel. |
enumerated July 24, 1860, dwelling #3270 Charles Parker, 48, male, farmer, value of real estate 1000, value of personal estate 440, [Son Samuel is missing from this listing.]
enumerated June 21, 1870, dwelling #165 Parker, Charles W, 58, male, white, farmer, born VA, male citizen of the U.S. age 21 or more
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