was visited by her son Joseph

left for Galesburg to visit her children

was in town

returned home from Galesburg

she returned from Galesburg where she was visiting her children for 3 months

was in Camp Point the previous Friday

visited Mrs. Dan Witt near Camp Point

returned from Galesburg where she had been visiting her children

was visited by her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Joseph Forsyth

visited his mother in La Prairie

was visited by her son William and family

visited her sick grandchild in Galesburg

visited his mother in La Prairie

was visited by her son William and family.

Cemetery office confirmed that this burial is unmarked

arrived in the U.S. aboard the Zeeland which departed from Antwerp, Belgium on Sept 24, 1904

sold part of her Chili estate to Trientze Heinecke for $2800

Sante Fe Railroad engine boiler explosion

received word of the death of her son

attended his father's funeral

attended her father's funeral

attended the funeral of Daniel Green McFarland in Camp Point, Illonois

attended the funeral of Daniel Green McFarland

attended the funeral of Daniel Green McFarland

attended the Daughters of Rebekah auxillary lodge meeting.

attended the funeral of Margaret Scully (her daughter-in-law's mother)

bought property from H. L. Pittman

was visited by her son Joe

work address 3707 N. Clark St. (clerk)

stangulated hernia

worked for the Frost Manufacturing Company

denied naturalization

received $90.10 as a one-seventh share from her mother's estate

register for the WW1 draft

inducted into the United States Army

received a Certificate in Proficiency at the Regimental Training School for Bakers and Cooks, Company B., 21st Infantry

discharged from United States Army (his index card says Jan 21, 1919)

purchased a cemetery deed for her and her husband for $88

Prostate Cancer

Lot. No 99, Block No. 3, Section No. 0

enlisted in the Army Air Force

graduated as an airplane mechanic

Hypertensive Heart Disease

Lot. No 99, Block No. 3, Section No. 0

flying cadet, qualified as navigator, commissioned as Lt.

registered for the draft

5 foot 7 inches, 168 pounds, brown eyes, brown/gray hair, light complextion
employer: A. P. Kruse

Cadet Officer, resigned his commission as navigator

graduated as 2nd Lt.

Rosemary Elizabeth Hatfield (11 Aug 1920 - 18 Oct 1985)

on maneuvers in Shreveport, Camp Polk, Camp Livingston, and Alexandria

traffic control officer aboard the Queen Mary

reinjured his knee jumping a foxhole while participating in the invasion

The 1950 census shows Phillip Young and wife Myrna at this address. Margaret Forsyth is not listed.

returned home from war

discharged

Elizabeth Jane "Betty" Judge (b. 19 Sep 1925)

her husband died

Colon Cancer

visited her brother in Austin, Texas

Cerebral Thombosis - blot clot in sinuses that drain blood from the brain causing a stroke.

Gerald Joseph Bouschard (5 Sep 1932 - 9 Mar 2006)

In her A Book of Memories (p. 61) (1972) she incorrectly wrote May 10, which was the date of Bill and Doris's wedding.

pulmonary insufficiency due to metastatic prostate

Respitory failure due to Metabolic acidosis and dehydration