Tenth Generation
Transcriptions for LYNDON
ALBERTS:
The Daily Times of Ottawa February 1986
Obituary for Linden W. Alberts, Page unknown
Services for Linden W. Alberts, 77,
of 109 S. Fifth St., who died at 7:20 a.m. Saturday at St. Mary's
Hospital...
Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery.
Born July 13, 1908, in Streator, he
was the son of Walter and Elizabeth (Love) Alberts. He married Ronelva
M. Lahman on June 7, 1940, in Streator. She died Oct. 24, 1980.
Survivng are one son, William Alberts,
of Delevan, Wis.; two grandsons; and three sisters, Nancy (Mrs. Donald)
Brock of Yorba Linda, Calif., and Lavina Benckendorf and Della Mae
Pouk, both of Streator.
He was preceded in death by two brothers
and four sisters.
Serving as pallbearers were Don Johnson,
Kenneth Alberts, Don Lahman, Mike Wester, Bradley Alberts and Brent
Alberts.
Transcriptions for MARY
Z. CASSIDY:
The Daily Times of Ottawa February 11, 2000
Obituary for Mary Z. (Cassidy) Alberts, Page unknown
Partial trascription
Mary Z. Alberts, 88, of 807 E. ?nt
Street, died at 9:11 a.m. at OSF Saint Francis Medical Center in Peoria.
Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery.
Serving as pallbearers will be her grandchildren, Tim Alberts, Todd
Alberts, Kris Conarro, Jamie Schab, Scott ?eid, Lynn Smith and Toni
?del.
Born June 25, 1911, in Worth, she
was the daughter of Augustus and Catherine (Clark) Cassidy.
She is survived by a son, Kenneth
Alberts of Streator; a daughter, Mary Lou (Mrs. Lawrence) Scheid;
seven grandchildren; two great grand-children; a sister, Alice Cassidy
of Streator; and a neice.
She was preceded in death by her parents;
three sons, James, Joseph (in infancy) and Robert Alberts; and two
brothers, francis and William Cassidy.
She retired from Owens-Illinois Glass
in 1974.
Transcriptions for LOUIS
T. FETZER:
1920 Federal Census of La Salle County, Illinois
Enumeration District #99, Page 9 - Deer Park Township
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FETZER, Louis T. Head MW 33 M Illinois
Illinois Illinois Farmer Gerneral farm ... ; Enola J. Wife FW 34 M
ILL ILL ILL ... ; Bernice J. Daughter FW 8 S ILL ILL ILL ... ; Ethel
F. Daughter FW 6 S ILL ILL ILL ... ; Louis M. Son MW 2 S ILL ILL ILL
... ; Maive V. Daughter FW 1 and 2/12 S ILL ILL ILL ...
Transcriptions for ORLANDO
LOCK:
1920 Federal Census of La Salle County, Illinois
Enumeration District # 153, Page 10 - Vermillion Township
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LOCK, Orlie Head R MW 26 M ILL ILL
ILL Farmer General Farm ; Sylvia Wife FW 23 M ILL ILL ILL none
The Daily Times of Ottawa July 1968
Obituary for Orlando Lock, Page unknown
Partial transcription
Orlando Lock, 74, of Lowell, died
at Highland Sanatorium in Ottaw Sunday morning after an extended Illness.
Mr. Lock was born August 29, 1893,
near Tonica, the son of Andrew Jackson and Sarah Elizabeth Huss Lock.
He had farmed in the area all his life.
He was married to Sylvia Stillwell,
who died in 1920, and was married to Bessie Ott in 1931. She preceded
him in death July 3. He was a member of the Lowell Methodist church.
Surviving are four brothers, Arthur
of Tonica, Roland Thomas and Leonard H. of Ottawa, and Milo B. of
Grand Ridge, and three sisters, Mrs. Minnie Woodall of Tonica and
Mrs. Lillie Heitzman and Mrs. Mildred Irgang of Ottawa; also two step-sons,
Lyle and Louis Ott.
He was preceded in death by a daughter
and two sisters.
Burial was in Deer Park cemetery.
Transcriptions for SYLVIA STILLWELL:
The Ottawa Free Trader-Journal Month Unknown 1920
Notice of Death for Sylvia Stillwell Lock and Unnamed daughter
Mrs. Orlie Lock died on the 8th aged
23 years, and her daughter, not quite a year old on the 9th...
Ottawa Free Trader-Journal, February
11, 1920
Page unknown: Headline - MOTHER AND BABY LAID IN SAME GRAVE
Complete transcription
Grand Ridge, Feb. 11 - The funeral
arrangments for Mrs. Sylvia Locke have not been completed as yet,
but may be held Wednesday afternoon and at the Deer Park Baptist church.
Mrs. Locke nee Sylvia Stillwell, was
born in Deer Park Dec. 7, 1897, and passed away Sunday evening, Feb.
8, 1920. Her baby, less than a year old, passed away Monday, morning,
Feb. 9 at 8 o'clock. Both mother and child had pneumonia. Her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Stillwell of Deer Park, raised her. She was married
to Arlie Locke two years ago Christmas eve. The decedent is survived
by her husband, her parents, who live in North Dakota, and by four
brothers and one sister: Percy, Dewey, John and Winfield, and Goldie
Stillwell, the sister. The internment will take place in Deer Park
cemetery.
Ottawa Free Trader-Journal, February
13, 1920
Page unknown
Complete transcription
Mrs. John Stillwell of Winfield, Kansas.
was called here Monday by the illness and death of her grand-daughter,
Mrs. Sylvia Stillwell Lock and Mrs. Lock's little daughter. The mother
passed away Sunday evening and the baby Monday forenoon. Both had
been victims of the flu which later developed pneumonia. The husband
and father who survives was also ill of the epidemic, but is able
to be up. Mrs. Lock is survived beside her husband, her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Orville Stillwell of North Dakota, four brothers who are,
Percy, Dewey, John and Winfield and one sister Goldie. The deceased
was born Dec. 17, 1897, and was married Dec. 21, 1917, to Mr. Orlie
Lock. The burial took place in the Baptist cemetery, Deer Park.
Transcriptions for BESSIE MCLAUGHLIN:
The Daily Times of Ottawa July 12, 1968
Obituary for Bessie McLaughlin - Page unknown
Partial transcription
Mrs. Orlie (Bessie) Lock, 77, of Lowell
died in St. Mary's hospital Wednesday, July 3, where she had been
a patient two weeks.
Mrs. Lock was born in Ottawa Sept.
23, 1890, the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McLaughlin.
She had resided in the Lowell community all her life.
She married Henry Ott, who died in
1930. She married Orlando Lock in 1931.
She is survived by her husband; two
sons, Joseph Ott of Lowell and Louis Ott of Ottawa, and four grandchildren,
Katherine, Joe, Jim, and Mary Ann.
She was preceded in death by two sisters.
Transcriptions for ROLAND THOMAS
LOCK:
1920 Federal Census of La Salle County,
Illinois
Enumeration District # 153, Page 4 -
Vermillion Township
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Partial transcription
HOLDEN, Timothy Head R ?W 18 S Illinois
US US Farmer General farm ; LOCK, Rollan Hired Hand MW 20 S ILL ILL
ILL Laborer Farm
Transcriptions for MILO B.
LOCK:
The Daily Times of Ottawa December 1985
Obituary for Milo B. Lock, Page unknown
Partial transcription
Milo B. Lock, 83, of Rural Route 1, Grand Ridge, died at 1:45 a.m.
Saturday at St. Mary's Hospital, Streator.
Burial will be in the Union Cemetery
, Leonore.
Born May 21, 1902, in Vermillion Township,
he was the son of Andrew J. and Sarah E. (Huss) Lock. He married Helen
Danish on June 25, 1945, in Marseilles. She survives.
Also survivng are two daughters, Delia
(Mrs. Edward) Kusnerik of Tonica and Viola (Mrs. William) Faust of
Pontiac; one son, Michael O. Lock, of Tonica; eight grandchildren;
two sisters, Lillie Heitzman and Mildred Irrgang, both of Ottawa;
and one brother, Leonard Lock, Sr., of Ottawa.
He was preceded in death by three
sisters and four brothers.
Transcriptions for HELEN DANISH:
The Daily Times of Ottawa January 1990
Obituary of Helen A. Lock, Page unknown
Partial transcription
Helen A. Lock, 77, formally of the
Grand Ridge and Tonica areas, died at 9:05 a.m. Monday, Jan. 22, 1990,
at St. Mary's Hospital.
Burial will be in Unionville Cemetery,
north of Leonore.
Born Aug. 29, 1912, in Marseilles,
she was the daughter of William and Delia (Daggett) Danish. She married
Milo Lock on June 25, 1945, in Marseilles. He died November 30, 1985.
Surviving are daughters Delia Hillyer
of rural Tonica and Viola (Mrs. William R.) Faust of Pontiac; a son,
Michael Lock, of rural Tonica; eight grandchildren; a sister, Klea
Wayne, of Augusta, Kan.; and a brother, Charles Danish, of Dalzell.
She was preceded in death by a sister,
Marie Pitts, and a brother, William Danish.
Transcriptions for FRANK
G. FETZER:
1920 Federal Census of La Salle County, Illinois
Enumeration District # 153, Page 27 - Richland Township
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FETZER, Frank Head OF MW 29 M ILL
ILL ILL Salesman Grocery ; Mabel Wife FW 25 M ILL ILL ILL none ; Ralph
Son MW 6 S ILL ILL ILL none ; Robert Son MW 2&3/12 S ILL ILL ILL
none
Transcriptions for IRENE
ZELMA APPLEBEE:
The Daily Times, Ottawa, Illinois
March 1989, Unknown page
Partial transcription
ZELMA I. CAPSEL 1901-1989
Zelma I. Capsel, 87, of Seneca, died
Wednesday morning, March 22, at Community Hospital of Ottawa.
The funeral will be at 11 a.m. Friday
... Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery in Marseilles. ...
Mrs. Capsel was [born] April 21, 1901,
in Deer PArk Township, to Heramn and Arratta (Shape) Applebee. She
married Felix Capsel of Deer Park Township in 1921 and he died in
1973. She was a member of St. Patrick's Church.
She is survived by four sons, Lorrin,
Cecil and John, all of Seneca and Dean of Marseilles; a daughter,
Mrs. George (Ronelvia) Matyi of Seneca; 10 grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren
and a sister, Mrs. James (Arratta Bell) Engelhaupt of Deer Park Township.
She was preceded in death by her husband,
five brothers and a sister.
Marriage Transcriptions for HERBERT APPLEBEE
and JUNE BULTMAN:
Ottawa Republican-Times, Saturday, January 7, 1928
Wedron Section - Page unknown
Complete Transcription
Bultman-Applebee Nuptials
An attractive wedding was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Hulburt, west of Wedron on Wednesday evening,
December 28 at 7 o'clock, when their daughter, Miss June Bultman,
became the bride of hubert L. Apelbee, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Applebee
of Marseilles. Rev. Hanson of Harding performed the ceremony, which
was witnessed by the imediate relatives of the couple.
As the bridal party entered the room,
Mrs. Frank Jones played the Lohengrin wedding march and Mrs. Hanson
offered as a vocal solo, "I Love You Truely".
Miss Blanch Bultman was her sister's
bridemaid and Lawrence Applebee of Marseilles, brother of the groom
was best man. The bride wore a beautiful dress of tan crepe satin,
fashioned with a flare skirt, and carried a bouquet of lovely white
carnations. Miss Bultman wore a dress of tan colored silk and carried
a bouquet of pink carnations.
Immediately after the ceremony, a
two course luncheon was served to about thirty relatives.
They will be at home to their many
friends after March 1 on their farm southwest of Ottawa.
Both bride and groom have a wide circle
of friends who wish them a successful life.
Transcriptions for JAMES W. ENGELHAUPT:
In Loving Memory of JAMES ENGELHAUPT:
Husband, Father, Grandfather & Great-Grandfather
Who Passed Away One Year Ago Dec. 27, 1998
He was an awfully good man, never
heard him complain,
never heard him despair, if you ever needed help he was there.
He loved his farming, his livestock, and his shop,
But never did he forget to keep his family at the top.
No matter what the crops were, or the prices oh so bad,
he was always thankful for all the good things that he had.
I felt honored to know a man that could always be so good,
he has an inner wisdom that came directly from the heart,
and a never ending patience that from most of us soon parts.
He had a way of looking at life that really made you grow,
life could be good or bad, it's whichever way you choose to go.
A harder worker and a more honest man I have never known,
I wish that I could thank him for all the goodness he has sown.
James has gone to better things, casue I know that he's been blessed,
to stay with God and Jesus forever and finally get some rest.
Written by Pete Snook
Loved and sadly missed by Your family
and Friends