Posted on: Hancock Co. Il Obituaries Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/HancockObits?read=152 Surname: Thompson ------------------------- Death notice Carthage Republican Carthage, Illinois April 15, 1903 Thomas Thompson a CB&Q section hand died of consumption at his home near the depot Tuesday morning, age about 40. he leaves a wife.

Posted on: Hancock Co. Il Obituaries Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/HancockObits?read=151 Surname: Thompson ------------------------- Obituary Carthage Gazette Carthage, Illinois June 25, 1943 Edward Thompson died Friday night. Edward Thompson who made his home with his daughter, Mrs. Ehme Gerdes on North Adams St., died June 24, at 8:30 p.m. at St. Joseph hospital in Keokuk. Funeral services will be held at the Elms Sunday at 2:30 p.m.. Burial will be in Moss Ridge cemetery. Deceased was born August 8, 1872. He was proceed in death by his wife, Neva Terrill Thompson and one daughter. Surviving besides Mrs. Gerdes is a daughter, Mrs. Ralph Grisham of Burnside, three brothers, Alvin of Oquawka, Walter and William of Carthage and one sister, Mrs. Amanda Agnew of Kewanee, Illinois.

Posted on: Hancock Co. Il Obituaries Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/HancockObits?read=150 Surname: Thompson ------------------------- Obituary Carthage Gazette 23 June 1914 John Henry Thompson He died Saturday noon 1914 at the age of 51 years at the Marietta Phelps hospital at Macomb, Illinois, where he had been a patient for a week. He was born in Hancock township 8th. April 1863, a son of Andrew and Margaret Polite Thompson, being one of eleven children, namely: Edward, Alvin, Thomas, William, Walter, Amanda, Paralee, Ruth, Mary and Luella. He grew to manhood in this county and in 1886 was married to Amanda Riggins, to which this union one child was born, dying in infancy. His wife died 21 years ago and the child and wife are buried in Oak Grove cemetery. He married Mrs. Adeline Kern Knowles on 30th. June 1914. There were no children born to this union, but three stepsons came into the family with Mrs. Knowles, Lloyd of Plymouth, Earl of Carthage, and Estel at home, which made a very happy family. Mr. Thompson gave these young men the most tender and attentive affection. He lived fourteen years in Carthage, during which time he served the city faithfully as marshall, was deputy sheriff under several administrations, and was elected constable, filling all these places with honor and gained respect and admiration of his fellow townsmen. About two years ago they moved back to the farm on account of the condition of his health, but the decline continued, until a week ago, when he went to Marietta Phelps Hospital in Macomb, Illinois for treatment. Everything that medical skill and good nursing could do seemed to be of no avail, and the end came Saturday about noon 1914. He became a member of the Oak Grove Christian Church under the preaching of Dr. Booz, and was baptized into this fellowship by Elder Sherman of Ferris, Illinois. He is survived by his wife and the following brothers and sisters: Edward, Alvin, William, Walter and Amanda and his three stepsons, besides numerous friends and relatives. The other brothers and sisters preceded him in death: Thomas, Paralee, Ruth, Mary and Luella. Funeral services were held at Oak Grove Christian Church. Monday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. with Rev. F.S.Nichols, pastor of the Christian Church of Carthage, Illinois officiating. Mr. & Mrs. C.E.Hubbard, Clark Rowland and Mrs. Pearl Calhoun sang, with Mrs. Ralph Woods accompianist. Burial was in Oak Grove cemetery.

Posted on: Hancock Co. Il Obituaries Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/HancockObits?read=147 Surname: Mosley ------------------------- Obituary Carthage Gazette Carthage Illinois July 1924 The passing of a good woman Mrs. Paralee Mosley, daughter of the late Andrew J. and Margaret Polite Thompson, passed away at the home of her son, Melgar, near Middle Creek, July 11 of Pneumonia and complications. Funeral services conducted by Rev. R. B. Fouts, pastor of the Christian Church of this city were held at Oak Grove Chruch Sunday afternoon following with interment in Oak Grove cemetery. Besides many friends left to mourn the departure of deceased are the following children:Mrs. Arthur Orth, of Keokuk, Iowa, Mrs. Clay Reuck, of Middle Creek, Melgar, near Middle Creek and Ollie, Tylee and Harley, of this city. Also surviving are the following brothers, John Henry and William B. Thompson of Carthage, Ed of Burnside, Alvin of Owuawka and Walter, of Burlington, Iowa and one sister, Mrs. Fred Agnew of Kewanee. Mrs. Mosley was born near the scene of her death April 18, 1863. Wm. A. Mosley passed away at his home, Middle Creek, May 18, 1923, after a happy wedded life dating from July 15, 1889.

Posted on: Hancock Co. Il Obituaries Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/HancockObits?read=146 Surname: Davis ------------------------- Obituary Carthage Illinois August 6, 1920 Mrs. Mary Francis Davis, nee Thompson Mrs. Mary Francis Davis, passed away at her home in this city Friday July 30, 1920. The following sketch of her life written by herself was found in her Bible and was read at the funeral services, which were held at the Christian Church Sunday afternoon, at 2:00 o'clock, Rev. H.L.Hope of Bowen officiating. "I was born in Anderson County, Kentucky in 1844, lived there until 1850 and moved with my parents to Hancock County, Illinois, and lived here all my life. When I was seventeen years old I was married to James Knoxford (Polk) Davis and there were nine children born to our union. They all died in their infancy but four. I had four boys left and then came the great blow. My husband was taken down with that dreadful disease comsumption and after long suffering he passed away and I was left with the four boys, and but one that was big enough to do anything and one of them an invalid. Well my oldest boy and myself set out to work in earnest and we did make it all right but he did not live quite two years after his papa died, until he died and left me all alone to struggle through this unfriendly world, and when those two boys got old enough to take that dreadful disease they were taken from me. My friend how do you think I lived through that blow, OH, it was God's will that I should live for I had not done what he had for me to do. I had not had enough suffering on this earth. Well I will try to be patient and to the end, for it is not long for me to wait. There is only one thing I do dread and that is the last struggle before the end of time with me. OH, what joys there will be in that blessed home up yonder when I meet my dear ones, when I cross the river of Jordan and land on the other bright shore where we meet to part no more on that bright shore where we never say good-bye."

Posted on: Hancock Co. Il Obituaries Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/HancockObits?read=145 Surname: Thompson ------------------------- Obituary Bowen Illinois Newspaper September 2, 1917 Lewis Thompson, passed away after a lingering illness of about four weeks at his home last Friday morning. Lewis Thompson, a well known and highly respected citizen who has made his home in this city for the passed several years, moving from his farm south of town to this place. Mr. Thompson, was taken seriousely ill about four weeks ago with stomach and liver trouble, and although the best medical attention and care was given him his condition gradually grew worse until the end came last Friday morning, August 31st; at five o'clock. Mr. Thompson, was born in Anderson County, Kentucky, February 10, 1852 and was sixty-five years, six months and twenty-one days old. With his parents he came to Hancock County, Illinois in 1854 and has since that time made his home in the county, with the exception of one year which he spent in Oklahoma. He was united in marriage to Miss Amelia Owen on April 1, 1875. To this union nine children were born, two of whom died in infancy. He is survived by his widow and seven children, Mrs. Melgee Jones of Yukon, Oklahoma, Mrs. W.O.Bottorff, Kewanee, Illinois, Mrs. Amelia Geoffrey, Mrs. Ira Smith, Mrs. A.E.Thompson and R.W.Binkley of this city and one son William of Quincy. Fifteen grandchildren and a number of other relatives. The funeral services were held from the Christian Church Sunday September 2, 1917, at 1:30 p.m. conducted by Rev. W.A.Taylor, pastor of the Christian Church at Antioch, Illinois and a large audience was present to proclaim their last sad tribute to the deceased. Mrs. A.E.Thompson, was unable to attend the funeral services owing to her physical condition which confined her to bed. The remains was laid to rest in the Ebenezer cemetery.

Posted on: Hancock Co. Il Obituaries Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/HancockObits?read=144 Surname: Thompson ------------------------- obituary from Carthage Illinois March 1905 Mrs. Margaret E. Thompson, nee: Polite Died at the home of Mrs. Prichard, where she was visiting, March 1, 1905, aged 60 years, 5 months and 10 days. She was born in 1845. She married to Andrew Thompson in 1859 and to this union were born 11 children of whom there survive 5 sons and 3 daughters: John Henry Thompson, Pearl Mosley, Edw. Thompson, Alvin Thompson, Ruth Barber, Willie Thompson, Mandy Agnew and Walter Thompson. She has been a member of the Christian Church for forty years. funeral was held from the church on Friday, March 3rd. at one o'clock; burial at Oak Grove cemetery, Rev, F.J.Tower, of Carthage officiating.

Posted on: Hancock Co. Il Obituaries Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/HancockObits?read=143 Surname: Thompson ------------------------- Obituary from Cathage, Illinois July 1896 Oak Grove and City Died, at his residence in Hancok Township, the 19th. inst., Mr. Andrew Thompson, aged about 63 years. Deceased was born in Anderson County, Kentucky, where he spent his boy hood days. About forty-one or two years ago, with his parents, brothers and sisters, a large family, then came to St. Marys township, this county. The family was poor but industriuous, and determined to better their condition financially. The first autumn the entire family were down helpless with billious remittent fever, very prevaient in those days. They became discouraged and declared their intention to return from whence they came the spring following. The long cold winter wore away, health returned, and in the early spring they, the boys, "Jim" now of Iowa, and Andy, the subject of our sketch, rented a large farm and went to work with a will and determination to suceed. A Fair crop of corn and oats were harvested; that fall they put out eighty or more acres of wheat a big yield followed, price per bushel $1.00, this they sold at that figure, the buyer broke and the entire crop swept away. This experience coupled with the protected sickness of the preceding autumn, well nigh disgusted them with Illinois; how ever, they remaind and in the future were eminently successful. Andrew remained a renter for some years in St. Marys, but when he accumulated sufficient money he brought a small farm in Harmony township, upon which he lived several years. Many years ago he sold it and bought a fine farm of 130 acres in Hancock township, in the last few years, 80 acres more; upon this farm he remained until his death. Mr Thompson was a nervous, irritable man, easily provoked and angreed, but quick to gain his equilibrium, ready to forgive an injury. A kind and obliging neighbor, we lived near him many years and spreak advisably. Punctual in all dealings, exact and ready to meet or discharge his obligations. A good citizen; loved to see his fellowmen advance, and his neighborhood prospering. Kind and ready to visit the sick, sympathize with distressed conditions eveywhere. early in life, aged perhaps twenty-three years old, he married MIss Margaret Polite, of St. Marys, who survives him; he leaves nine children: John Henry of Hancock, Edward of Prairie, Alvin of Rock Creek, Parlee Mosley of Hancock, all married: remaining at home Thomas, Walter, Willie, Ruth and Amanda. Mr. Thompson belonged to no secret organization, in politics an ardent republican, for two or three years past a member of Oak Grove Christine Church, before and after taking membership he contributed as ability would permit to advance the interest of the church and Sunday School. Funeral from Oak Grove Church on Tuesday last. The writer at the earnest request of the family conducted the services, a very large audience in attendance. Burial at Oak Grove cemetery adjoining the church lot. Another old settler of Hancock county has journeyed to the "great unknown." Hancock township loses a good citizen. the family have the sympathy of the entire community. Peace to the memory of A.J.Thompson.

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Posted on: Hancock Co. Il Obituaries Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/HancockObits?read=142 Surname: Turner ------------------------- Carthage Republican - 1944 Mr.and Mrs. W.T. Turner of southeast of Burnside, who were notified Nov. 30 of the death in the war area of France of their son, Sgt. Lee E. Turner, had received frequent letters from him as he was very much attached to his home. It was Sgt. Turner's custom to send money home for his parents to take care of and in a recent letter the told them he wished his mother buy herself a nice Christmas present with some of the money and materials for a Christmas dinner for the family. He wanted the home Christmas to be the same as usual. He death in his country's service is deeply mourned by the family to whom he was so devoted.

Posted on: Hancock Co. Il Obituaries Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/HancockObits?read=141 Surname: Traverse ------------------------- Carthage Republican - Wednesday, Sep 2, 1908 (No relation to me just found it on some of relatives obit page - unfortunately it was cut off). Mrs. Phoebe Traverse of Niota, died at the Ft. Madison hospital, August 27, aged 65 years.

Posted on: Hancock Co. Il Obituaries Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/HancockObits?read=140 Surname: Triboulet, Alexander ------------------------- Carthage Republican - July 13, 1924 Former Resident of Basco Buried at Hamilton Yesterday Afternoon. Funeral services of Mrs. Arthur Triboulet were held at the home of Mrs. Ellen Sweet in Hamilton yesterday afternoon, followed by interment in Greenwood cemetery at Hamilton. Mrs. Triboulet died in Hamilton last Sunday, at the home of her sister, Mrs. Helen Sweet. She been failing in health since April of this year. Julia Maie Alexander, daughter of Solomon and Caroline Alexander, was born in Hamilton, April 14, 1878. She was married in Peoria, to Arthur Triboulet on Sept 10, 1910, and moved with her husband to Basco, where they remained the following five years. Mrs. Triboulet has been a very prominent and succesful teacher for a number of years, having taught in Keokuk and Fort Madison, Iowa, and different places in Illinois. For the past two years she has been in the Smithfield schools where her husband is superintendent. Those who are left to mourn her death beside her husband, Arthur Triboulet, are two sisters, Mrs. Helen Sweet and Mrs. Anna Ikerd, and one niece, Caroly Ikerd, all of Hamilton, also Mrs. Anna Clifford of Muscatine, Iowa.

Posted on: Hancock Co. Il Obituaries Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/HancockObits?read=139 Surname: Tuggles ------------------------- Carthage Republican - 1918 Death of Chas. Tuggles Charles B. Tuggles passed away at his home in this city, 16 W. Cherry St., Sunday, March 31st, 1918, at 12:30 p.m. aged 61 years, 1 month and 24 days. Mr. Tuggles had been in poor health for more than a year, suffering from tuberculosis, and his health gradually declined, his last weeks being full on intense suffering. Charles B. Tuggles was the son of John and Jane (Kee) Tuggles, the father a native of Tennessee, and was born Feb. 7, 1857, in Illinois, having spent his entire life in this state. On March 20, 1890, he was married to Miss Alice Ewing in Carthage after which Mr. and Mrs. Tuggles made their home near Macomb for many years, until coming to this city some 18 years ago, where Mr. Tuggles has been engaged in various occupations, principally employed at the W.E. Lyon lumber yards. Five children were born to this union, two of whom survive, Mrs. Fred Caulkins, and Mrs. J. Leslie Salmons both of this city, together with the widow. He also leaves two brothers and three sisters, John, of Oneida, Ill; J.T. of Macomb; Mrs. John Gibson, of Oneida, Ill; Mrs. Snow, of Middleton, Ill, the brother J.T. being present for the funeral services, which were held from the residence Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 pm, Rev J.W. Ferris officiating. Burial at Moss Ridge Cemetery. Mr. Tuggles was a member of the Methodist Church of this city and also of the M.W.A. lodge.

Posted on: Hancock Co. Il Obituaries Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/HancockObits?read=138 Surname: Triboulet ------------------------- Carthage Republican - 1917 Mary Triboulet, beloved wife of Amile Triboulet, passed away at her home two and one-half miles southwest of Basco Monday morning at 7 o'clock. Mrs. Triboulet took suddenly very ill, and all that medical aid could do was of no avail. Dr. Stowe, the attending physician held counsel with Dr. Bryant of West Point on Sunday morning, regarding her condition. Deceased was born in Scott Co., IL Oct 25, 1848. She is survived by her husband, and two sons, viz, Prof. Arthur Triboulet, a teacher in the Media, Ill., high school, and Jesse O., who resided one-half mile north of Basco. One son, Bertram, who had grown to manhood, preceded her in death about two years ago. Funeral services will be held from the home Thursday morning at 11 o'clock with interment in the south cemetery, Rev. A.E. Saunders, pastor of the M.E. Church, officiating.

Posted on: Hancock Co. Il Obituaries Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/HancockObits?read=137 Surname: Trotter ------------------------- Carthage Republican - Sep 2, 1949 James D. Trotter Graveside services were held for James J. Trotter at the Round Prarie Cemetery, near Plymouth, at 11 Tuesday morning, with Rev. Clifford Richmond in charge. He died at his home in Benton, Kansas, Friday morning and the body arrived in Plymouth Monday evening on the 5:15 train. He has not lived in the Plymouth community in recent years, but leaves many relatives there. He was an uncle of Dr. J.D. Trotter and he and Mrs. Trotter attended the interment rites.

Posted on: Hancock Co. Il Obituaries Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/HancockObits?read=136 Surname: Triboulet, French ------------------------- Carthage Republican - Jan 17, 1940 Joseph C. Triboulet Passes Away in Macomb Hospital Joseph C. Triboulet, 65, retired farmer of Macomb, passed away Saturday morning Jan. 6, at the St. Francis Hospital after an illness of about seven months. He had been in the hospital for about a day. Funeral services were conducted at two o'clock Monday afternoon at the Lady Funeral Home with Rev Arthur C. Young officiating. Burial was at Oakwood Cemetery. Mr. Triboulet was a son of Edward and Harriet (French) Triboulet, now deceased and was born May 10, 1874, near Basco. He followed the occupation of a farmer until moving to Macomb in 1930. He was married at Carthage on November 24, 1896 to Fanny Benstein who survives. He also leaves the following children: Florence Ufkus and Matilda Brown of Carthage, Gertrude Triboulet of Macomb; Charles Triboulet of Bushnell and John Triboulet of Urbana. Another daughter, Frances Arnold, is deceased. The latter's daughter, Miss Helen Arnold, now 16 years old, had made her home with Mr. and Mrs. Triboulet since she was four months old. He also leaves a brother, Edward Triboulet of Greely, Colorado and two sisters, Mrs. Clara Harrison of Elvaston and Mrs. Jeanette Quick, Keokuk, Iowa. Another sister, Ida Martin, preceded him in death.

Posted on: Hancock Co. Il Obituaries Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/HancockObits?read=135 Surname: Martin, Triboulet ------------------------- "Carthage Republican" - April 6, 1949 pg 8 G.H. Martin Granderson "Grant" H. Martin passed away March 23 in St. Joseph's Hospital in Keokuk, IA. Mr. Martin was born near Bowen, April 7, 1864, the son of Gilbert and Elizabeth Lee Martin. He was married to Ida Triboulet who died several years ago. He had resided in Quincy and Keokuk for the last 18 years and was a salesman for the Stark Brothers Nursery of Louisiana, MO. Surviving are 3 sons: Floyd of Keokuk, Frank of Quincy, Orville of Tecumseh, MO; 5 daughters: Mrs. Joy Tull of Glendale, California, Mrs. Donald Azbill of Quincy, Mrs. Hubert Smith of Monmouth, IL; Mrs. Raymond Morris and Mrs. Ross Wright of Keokuk, and two brothers, J.L. Martin of Hutchinson, KS and D.H. Martin of Kansas City, MO. Funeral services were held Saturday morning in St. Peter's Catholic Church in Keokuk, with interment in South Side Cemetery of Basco.

Posted on: Hancock Co. Il Obituaries Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Il/HancockObits?read=134 Surname: Triboulet, French ------------------------- "Carthage Republican" - Feb 19, 1875 On Saturday morning last, the wife of Edward Triboulet, living 1 3/4 miles west of Basco, died from bilions colic after a few hours of intense suffering and unavailing efforts for relief. She leaves four small children.

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