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James William Brook

Birth
Gladstone, Henderson County, Illinois, USA
Death
4 Mar 1914 (aged 70)
Stronghurst, Henderson County, Illinois, USA
Burial
Olena, Henderson County, Illinois, USA Add to Map
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aged 70y 6m 14d
Henderson Pioneer
James W. Brock, a lifelong and well-known resident of Henderson county, died at the family home four miles north of Stronghurst March 4, 1914, after a long and tedious
illness. Mr. Brook was born in Gladstone township in 1843, his parents having come there four years previous. He received his education in the schools, at home and in Monmouth College. When the Civil War broke outhe enlisted in the 158th Illinois volunteers and served until November of 1864 when he was given an honorable discharge and returned to Henderson county where he took up farming. In 1867 he married Miss Caroline Pierce, and to this union five children were born, three of whom survived him. His wife died and he married Emma J. Porter, who survived him with another son and two daughters. He was member of the Olena United Presbyterian church, serving it in an official capacity for a number of years. His funeral was held at the church with Rev. H.P.Jackson in charge, and burial was in the cemetery there.
aged 70y 6m 14d
Henderson Pioneer
James W. Brock, a lifelong and well-known resident of Henderson county, died at the family home four miles north of Stronghurst March 4, 1914, after a long and tedious
illness. Mr. Brook was born in Gladstone township in 1843, his parents having come there four years previous. He received his education in the schools, at home and in Monmouth College. When the Civil War broke outhe enlisted in the 158th Illinois volunteers and served until November of 1864 when he was given an honorable discharge and returned to Henderson county where he took up farming. In 1867 he married Miss Caroline Pierce, and to this union five children were born, three of whom survived him. His wife died and he married Emma J. Porter, who survived him with another son and two daughters. He was member of the Olena United Presbyterian church, serving it in an official capacity for a number of years. His funeral was held at the church with Rev. H.P.Jackson in charge, and burial was in the cemetery there.


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