OBITUARY - Charles Spiller, aged about 58, died on West Sixth street at 3 o'clock this morning, death resulting from stomach trouble, with which he had been confined to the house for about three months. The deceased was born in New Hampshire, but came to this city when 16 years old. For the past 27 years he had been an employee of the Grand Detour plow company, most of the time as the night watchman. He was especially close with his employers and co-laborers, and they all unite in expressing condolence to the bereaved family.
Mr. Spiller is survived by his invalid wife and a son (James) and daughter (Nellie) at home. There are also two brothers and two sisters: Willis of Kingston, IL; Nathan, of Denver; Mary, Mrs. George Robinson of Rowan, Iowa; and Janette, Mrs. Henry Robinson of Odebolt, Ia.
Charles was the son of True Spiller and Laura Peaslee. He married Eliza Dailey in 1858 in Dixon.
Burial: Old Catholic Part OCP 281
Mr. Spiller is survived by his invalid wife and a son (James) and daughter (Nellie) at home. There are also two brothers and two sisters: Willis of Kingston, IL; Nathan, of Denver; Mary, Mrs. George Robinson of Rowan, Iowa; and Janette, Mrs. Henry Robinson of Odebolt, Ia.
Charles was the son of True Spiller and Laura Peaslee. He married Eliza Dailey in 1858 in Dixon.
Burial: Old Catholic Part OCP 281
OBITUARY - Charles Spiller, aged about 58, died on West Sixth street at 3 o'clock this morning, death resulting from stomach trouble, with which he had been confined to the house for about three months. The deceased was born in New Hampshire, but came to this city when 16 years old. For the past 27 years he had been an employee of the Grand Detour plow company, most of the time as the night watchman. He was especially close with his employers and co-laborers, and they all unite in expressing condolence to the bereaved family.
Mr. Spiller is survived by his invalid wife and a son (James) and daughter (Nellie) at home. There are also two brothers and two sisters: Willis of Kingston, IL; Nathan, of Denver; Mary, Mrs. George Robinson of Rowan, Iowa; and Janette, Mrs. Henry Robinson of Odebolt, Ia.
Charles was the son of True Spiller and Laura Peaslee. He married Eliza Dailey in 1858 in Dixon.
Burial: Old Catholic Part OCP 281
Mr. Spiller is survived by his invalid wife and a son (James) and daughter (Nellie) at home. There are also two brothers and two sisters: Willis of Kingston, IL; Nathan, of Denver; Mary, Mrs. George Robinson of Rowan, Iowa; and Janette, Mrs. Henry Robinson of Odebolt, Ia.
Charles was the son of True Spiller and Laura Peaslee. He married Eliza Dailey in 1858 in Dixon.
Burial: Old Catholic Part OCP 281
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